24 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9ca32aa23763b7777edd4120f2f7dfa.pdf 3a5e44deca0b0fd8f43ba96bf48b6e59 PDF Text Text | Delegates Cited By L p a n CBE To Stale Meeting Lake Brantley Group Names New Directors By Jen* CaeeetWrry The Co-operative Buxines* Education Club at Lyman High School held Its first annual Employer - Employ* Banquet at the Windjammer Restaurant In Fern Park. The CBE program, new at Lyman this year, gives the 15 glrla enrolled an opportunity to obtain offlc* experience while completing their high school education. Many area buslneaaea and offices serve as training stations in co-op­ eration with the school. Each employer was presented a certificate o f appreciation. Club president S h i r l e y Davis wns master o f cere­ monies. Merit award certifi­ cate* were presented to Chris Glenn, Peggy Durnell, Diane Rlppberger, Cheryl Johnson and Barbara Tullock, Lyman Principal Carlton Henley expressed hla appre­ ciation to all the employers fo r their cooperation during the first year o f the program. Delegates Cheryl Johnson, D e n i s * McLaughlin, Lynn Voskan, Chris Glenn and Shirley Davie, who will be at­ tending the state convention In Jacksonville, May 6-0, were Introduced. Special guests at the ban­ quet Included County School Bupt. and Mrs. R. T. Milwce, E. 8. Douglass, county voca­ tional education director! Mr. and Mrs. Henley, James 1. Bowers, guidance counselor} Frank Sedlsk, o f the air con­ ditioning and refrigeration department t Roger Norman and Gary Kaiser, Lyman Dis­ tributive Education C l u b ; David Parker, Lyman TEC Club and representing Semin­ ole High School DCT, Neal Stafford, and coordinator Louis Girard. By Maryaaa Mila* West Lake Brantley Civic Association In recent tendon voted to name *n 11 member board of directors with each elected member representing a 9-12 horns section of the community. The action was taken up­ on proposal of Malcolm Mc­ Clellan at a meeting held at tha homa o f Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rigsby of West Lake Brantley Road. Club officers for the year, chosen from the directors, will ba Sterling Copeland, president; Martin Dunn, vice president, and Harold Torrey, secretary-treasurer. Oth­ ers on the board arc Mrs. Geri Rigsby, Mr*. Lll Young. Mrs. Jeannette Burns, Mrs. Pat Coll ini, Mrs. Betty Bran­ non, Arthur Kcm and Char­ les Biddle. Remaining mem­ ber Is yet to be elected. In other business of the meeting, Mrs. Rigsby report­ ed that the association's lakefront property hai been plowed and four yards of fill dirt has been added. A barbecue la planned on ths sit* for June 5. Announcement was made that efforts are being made to secure a vacant lot In the area for use as a neighbor­ hood playground. MERIT AWARD certificates were presented to Chris Glenn, Peggy Dur­ nell, Diane Uippberger, Cheryl Johnson, and Barbara Tullock (left to right) o f the Co-operative Business Education Club nt Lyman High School during Employer-Employe Banquet at Windjammer Restaurant In Fern Pnrk. (Herald Photo) CONVENTION DELEGATES from Lyman High School Co-operative Business Education Club to state convention in Jacksonville May 6-9 are (left to right) Cheryl Johnson, Lynn Voskan, Chris Glenn and Shirley Davis, club president. Denise McLaughlin delegate, was not present for the photo. (Herald Photo) Reminole High School chap­ ter, Future Farmers of America, will be represented hy eight members, the Chap­ ter Sweetheart, Miss Lucy Willie, and her accompanist. Miss Brenda Carroll, at a ■ub-district contest st Taylor High School In Pierson Fri­ day. From The Mailbag Ths taUblluhmrnt of the Central Florida School for Continuing Studies— a divi­ sion o f Rollina College hee been announced by Dr. Edwin 8. Burdell, dean o f the rollag*. The new school will em­ brace the former echool o f general etudies and Its Pat­ rick AFB branch. • • e Veteran* holding perman­ ent GI life iniurnnc* polidee may borrow up to 04 per cent o f their policy'* ceih sur­ render value to meet finan­ cial emergencies, Mrtvin T. Dixon, o f tha State Oejmrtment o f Vetorana Affaire, aald today. • * • Gov, Haydon Burns aaya he becka the National Education Association in it a pledge to support tearhera who are denied tha right to register and vote. • • • Tons of U. 8. Department o f Agrlculture-donuted food nr* being used to feed thou­ sands o f midwest flood and -4epnade-vlct!tns,- c:.u iJit.> U.ths tJHDA’s Consumer and Marketing Rorvice. • • • Nearly n quarter-million 4-H youngsters ars expected to carry on conservation pro­ jects during lim6, reports thr Nstlonul 4-11 Service Commit­ tee. The estimate is based on last year's project enrollment figure o f 216,580. • • • t ; • Attending from the Sem­ inole High FFA Chapter will be Danny Dickerson, partidpatlng in the public speaking contest, and Mike Rurk, en­ tered in tractor driving con­ test. Scott Thomson, Chris Ak­ ers, John Carvar, Bobby Hop­ kins, David Llttlaton and Gary Gibson make up the parliamentary p r o e s d u r e team. Miss Wlllia will be com­ peting with five other chap­ ter sweethearts for the priv­ ilege o f twing In the district contests which are to be held at the Seminole High School May 7. Dante Alighieri, who wrote Inferno," died Sept. 14, 1265. UPW Circle Two Has Meeting By France* Wester The April meeting nf Cir­ cle Two nf the UPW o f the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church of Lakt Mary was held at the hums of Mrs. LuVers Hn rr twin. The devotional, (Ine Single Event, was presented by Mrs. Thelma Brewer. The nrogrsm for the evening wns the stu­ dy o f Clinptcr Three, The Gos|h'1 o f Freedom, from the gioup study hook for the year, Live As Frra Mon, led by Mrs. Malic Lowe. The Itnxtrn* served re­ freshments of fruit punch, rookies, lumaim bread, coffee, nuts, and mints, during a so* rial hour that followed the short business session. Other members present warn Mrs. Lena Gleason, Mrs. Libby Rmsthers, Mrs. Mild­ red Sandusky, Mrs. llulh Go­ ble, Mrs. Bessie Beebe, Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mis. Ruby Sjoblom, Mrs. Fern Benedict, •***•*• ••*»••«* « H.irmp, Mi •• Maxine Hopkins, Mr*. Shir­ ley Smith, and one guest, Mrs. Flossie Hwaggert- Swimming Class To Register By Julia Bsrtos Altamonte Springe swim­ ming Instructors, Mrs. Rnl#rt Newell o f Forest Avenue and Mrs. Richard Car ill of Flurida Boulevard, have an­ nounced that registration for swimming classes will lie held from 9 until 11 s.m. this Saturday at the i-aml O'l.akrs Country Club in Cassidbcrry. First rlese will In- held at 0 s.m. next Monday. Classes for adults ars scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., Tuesday, May IH. Persona in­ terested in Joining should contact Mrs. Newell or Mr*. Cavil I. Altam onte PTA Sets M eetings New Style? M IS S M on roe-Wi Ison ‘ *1 Schools To Have Registration By Mrs. H. L. Johnson All children who will b* attending Wilson School at I'aola or Lake Monroe Kle* montary School at Laks Monroe during ths lflflfr.ftfl Urm are asked to register this Thursday or Friday lictween the hours of 10:3(1 s.m, and .1 p.m. at the Lake Monroe School. Children who will be en­ tering ths first grade at eith­ er sc hind should bring birth certificates. Nu registrations will he made st the Wilson School. Running Feud Halts Service SACRAMENTO ( UPI ) — A running foul between the U. S. Post Office Department and a sheriff and his dog was re­ vealed here. It seems the pet labrador retriever of Sacramento Coun­ ty Sheriff John Mlsterly leap­ ed through a screen door and bit a letter carrier, who was delivering a package to the law officer's home. “ The dog must be contrail ed ," aaid Postmaster Kenneth Himmaker, w h o abruptly cancelled all package deliver' iei to the sheriffs home. Toothy A ffa ir RICHMOND, England (UPI) By J*Ua Bertas Executive board meeting of —Parkkeeper Harry Ware. SI, Ilia Altamonte Springs Par­ who took out bli false teeth ent-Teacher Association has end threw them at a police­ been announced for 9:20 a.ra., man, was fined two pounds (gs.flO) for being drunk and Monday May 17. Election and Installation e f disorderly. F R A N C E -M m * officer* will be conducted at the next general membership Franca, IMS, at • meeting scheduled for 7:30 phone calls each year par per p.m., Tuesday, Hay Mu it | I * B ea fa rl Iw ll Page 12 — April 27, lBPw 12 Finalists Named For Orange Contest The 12 finalists will be LAKELAND (U PI) — The 12 finalists for the all-Flori­ competing for more then da orange dessert contest $10,000 in prises. scheduled for May 6-7 at Finalists ar* Mrs. Jacques Winter Haven have been Kranxlln, North Miami picked from among 3,241 en­ Beach; Mrs. Coutby L. Shirtries, according to the Flori­ icy, Jacksonville; Mrs. Ger­ da Citrus Commission. ald Schamlieau, San Antonio; Mrs. Wyatt J. Godfrey, Auburndate; Mrs. Robert Leton, Miami Beach: Mrs. Bertha O. Perkins, Pompano Reach; Mrs. L. Edwin Parker, Ar­ cadia; Mrs. Austin E. Nixon, Quincy; Mrs. Bert McNeill, Indian Rocks Reach; Mra. Gerald C. Sauer, Orlando; Mra. Claude L. Jone*, Fort An 80-dey accelerated re­ Walton Bench, and Mrs. cruit training Is availsble this Gladys B. Lancraft, West summer to certain qualified high school students o f the Palm Beach. The finals will he judged Central Florida area who en­ list In the U. S. Naval Re­ hy a panel of four food edi­ serve during the months of tors and a Florida restaura­ teur. April and May. Judges will be Dorothy This recruit training will commence In June and extend Marsh, director o f foods and through August 1965. High cookery for Good Housekeep­ school students who take ad­ ing Mngaxine; Mary Erklcy, vantage of this program will food editor for McCall'a Magh« sent by commercial airline sxine; Rita Holmberg, assoc­ to Chicago, will be paid full iate editor for Better Homes pay and allowances, and. If & Garden* magaslne; Diane qualified, will he promoted to Durham, associate editor for an advanced rate which nor­ Ladies’ Home Journal, and mally only is attainable after Manuel Garcia, owner o f the Laa Novedadea restaurant in six months of service. Under this program etud- Tampa. Naval Reserve Offers Training Traffic Death Occurs For Students Every 7 Hours-FHP L. D. HARRELL (LEFT) AND L. I>. COX traffic fatality takes place every seven hours, 14 minutes, and accidents occur every 15 minutes. L. L. Cox, o f the Florida Highway Patrcl Auxiliary, in. trndured ths speaker. Cox has been a member nf the Auxili­ ary for the past 10 years. A color film taken by the Ohio Stato Highway Patrol entitled “ Mechanised Death” was shown. The grim film is not recommended for persons with weak stomachs. L o n g w o o d Police Chief Clauds Layo and Carl Lcmmlsr of the Police Reserve assisted in showing ths film. During ths business meet­ ing conducted by William Bsumholssr, president, Chief Layo Issued an invitation to interested persons to attend a meting of the Police Re­ serve scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the City Hall to see film* on traffic and fire aafety. Refreshment! wer* served Ths 36th annual conference at cloee o f ths meeting and o f the Saint Augustins Dio­ program. cesan Council of Catholic Women will he held Monday through Wednesday of next week at the Ramnda Inn in Cocoa Beach with corns 500 dais gates from C a t h o l i c women's organisations and CO priests expected to attend. Bishop Charles It. Mc­ By JoAaa Hajra Laughlin of the Diocese of Fire extinguishers are be­ Raleigh, N. C , and Archbis­ hop Joseph P. Hurley, Bishop ing sold by membera o f tha of ths Diocese of Saint A ug­ Geneva Volunteer Fire De­ ustine, will participate in the partment with all proceeds from sales to go for pur­ program. Theme for ths convention chasing needed equipment for is “ Four Centuries o f Faith" the truck. Manufactured by Ameri­ which will link the founding nf America's first settlement can I.a France, the exting­ in 1506 at Saint Augustine uishers are dry chemical to the present day explora­ type and are very limply op­ tion of spaca at Cap* Ken­ erated. They especially ar* good for home or boat use nedy. and are moderately priced. Several o f this type eatinguiaher are on exhibit at Pure Oil Station in Geneva If UaMad Press laUrastkaal On ths basis of 1M3 ejti prospective buyers w o u l d mates there are over 1,700,000 ilka to examine on* before hospital beds availsble in the placing order. Fire department officials United Stales with an aver­ age occupancy of more than also have announced that 1,400,000, according to tha tha number, 322-6116, which American Hospital Aatocia can be reached day or night, may be called in case o f fir*. Uoa. By Donna F-slea Trooper L. D. Harrell, traf­ fic homicide investigator for Seminole County, was guest speaker at the April meeting of the Longwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce held in the Civic League Building. Trooper Harrell, who was reared In Seminole Ceunty, explained that it is his duty to Investigate all traffic fa­ talities in the county and to work toward cutting the death rate through education and strict law anforcement. He served In the same capaci­ ty In Orangs County for 2 4 years. Quoting statistics, Harrell pointed out that state-wide a Catholic Women Plan Annual Convention Extinguishers Available From enta will be released In time for school next fall or msy request active duly. Applicants must be U. S. dtisens, at least 17 years old and In good physical health. A rigid quota hat been es­ tablished for this program and applications will be han­ dled on a first come, first serve basis. Additional Information ran he obtained by calling 4247691 or vlailing the U. S. Naval Reserve Training Cent­ er, Livingston and Parramore -Streets, Orlando, on any day, Monday through Friday, Sat­ urday u to t2, or on Mondny evening between 7:30 and 10:30. 4 to !u / a y AERO SO L F U M IG A N T a NEW way to gat fM °* ROACHES - ANTS Kill! riser. Ticks, ailfsilirh e*4 alhsr llrln* * tiaelisa tnrsrlr, nut m in i Houti with iu o KIUINO " r o o ” WHUI YOU SHOP O l VISIT* Ns b>l css sics**. Aksst-lrlf ■sis ehss «t«S or SirsrlsS. HsusIsrt »• f-s i, UiSMI 6 tsrsM-rs. DALY CITY, Calif. ( U P l ) - ----- AVAIUIU IN TWO t l l l t ----Firemen extinguished a blase ASAITMINT A tMAll MOM! t i l l W Is 3,000 cubic fssl 4 l . f l . Geneva Firemen Two-in-One in a three bedroom home and MtOIOOM KOMI till then saw smoke pouring from Is >0.000 ruble Issl 11*1. the hood of a bright red car at the acene. It belonged to Sold at all Garden A Pet Sup­ A » L Fire Chief Keith Shrock. ply, Hardware and Drug Stores. Including LiggettMadison, F.ckerd, Walgreen, Some snakes spit their •II Llndslry Lumber and most venom or squirt It at their Sears store*. cnemioi. NOTICE! Now You Know Two new arena o f graduate •tudg will b* available for Central Florida teachers this summer through the Rollins College Master o f Arts In Toarhlng p r o g r a m . New training specialties Include reeding and physical educa- J * FORTUNE TELLING in only a nhle lino for "Mnthimc Mltzl" who really in Mm. May Onlrow, second Krmto toucher at South Seminole Elementary School. Sally Colemun, one o f her ntuilentn, in nhown having palm read at the Spring Festival sponsored by the school's Council of Teachers and Parents. (Herald Photo) The people o f P i n e l l a s County, while strongly sup­ porting thu P in iik'ill's ac­ tions In Viet Nam, over­ whelmingly reject the major portions and le y provisions o f the Great Society's legislative program. Hep. William C. Cramer, It-Fla., auys this Is theInformation he gathered front n racent survey in Pin­ ellas County. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Yvonne Dangers, a “ fashion nodal" with a 44-loch boat, pleaded Innocent to Indecent exposure charge* arising Iran her arrest nt n noon time fashion show factoring topIm drama. Future Farmers To Attend Meet H i TO YOUR NEED In Ordtr To Givt Our Employ#** A Break, We Will Be Cloeed Wed. Afternoon Through The Summer Month*- We Would Appreciate Your Cooperation In This Effort, HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE 118 8. SANFORD AVE. FO R A PH. 322-2624 SM ALLER CAR ri.it •v ■ $ ' ,>*M %65 Corvair MADE OF AMERICAN PARTS — AND THBY*RE AVAILABLE AT ANY CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP IN AMERICA — AMERICAN SIZE . TOOLS FIT 'EM — AND THEY'RE NOT SO OUTRAGEOUSLY COSTLY I THIS SPORTY CAR SELLS FOR S P R IN G F L I G H T — M a r y P o p o ia a f o r r e a l. P a m e la l a n k * , f , e f M a d lea n . W ia ., a oa ra a cro a a a s p r in g pu d * d i e l a th a p o e t u r e o f T h a t “ a lm o s t p e r f e c t p e r a o a .” ONLY A FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN THE WIDELY ADVERTISED FOREIGN CARS! DRIVE A CORVAIR AT MOTOR SALES Grapeville Florist Cadillac 322-0886 Flewer* Far All Ow t i ln u POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES 1221 GrataeiM* At*. Free. Delivery Oldsmobile Chevrolet 2507 Park Drive 322-0861 2nd and Palmetto 322-0711 �* Seminole County * * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” g>anforb foralb Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Tuesday 80-69; some showers, cooler tonight and Thursday. VOL. 67 _ , „ j ‘I • . ™ % Love blooms eternal and doora can’t atop It. Monday the sheriff's office received a call from a man who com­ plained his girl friend had locked him nut. Upon invrit({ration, the girt friend said ahe did not know the door was locked. When last seen, the complaining man was entering the house, his face cracked by a huge smile. • • • A limited supply of the at* tractive front auto toga "On the St. Johns—Sanford, Sem­ inole County" is now availa­ ble at the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce office. • e • Memo to the Stete Fish and Game Commission: “ The Clock” he* been requested to call your attention to the dire need o f restroom facili­ ties et the public boat ramp just this side o f the Monroe llridge. This Is a popular launching spot . . . hut the Imatera are beginning to he a major “ headache" for the bridge tender . . . using his facilities. a • • Chairman John R. Alcxander, of the Seminole County Commission, and H a r o l d Johnson, county attorney, plan to go to Tallahassee this week to check on the progress of the county’s leg­ islative program. Their trip was authorised by the Board of Commissioners Tuesday. • • * A special meeting o f the County Hoard uf Commission­ ers will he held May 4 to ac­ cept bids on the mlrrx fire ant bait. There I* expected to he only one bid since only one company makes the pois­ onous halt. s e e All wu* confusion on First Street between Oak and I’ark Tuesday. On one tide of the street car* were perked par­ allel. On the other side they were parked angular. • • e Randall Chase hae been elected a director of the American Fire and Casualty Company. s e e ■ £ C. Vernon Mixe and Karlyla Housholder, former and present county judges, re­ spectively, along with other interested officials, long have advocated the need for an ad­ ditional juvenile counselor to work with the juvenile court. Bob Thomas, the county school attendance (truant) officer, works along that vein at all times. The county might be wise In appointing him (maybe on a part-time bails) to assist Counselor C. K. McCord. s e e Melvin T. Dixon, state ^ »-•*/ Pinra, will discuss “ Hospit­ alisation” before members o f Veterans of World War 1 and the Auxiliary Friday evening at the American Legion Homo on Highway 17-02 aouth. A covered dish supper will he served at (1:30 p.in. United Press Leased Wire “ We got one today and we're going to get more." T han are almost 10.000 Ma'rinea in the Da Nang area 330 i miles northeast of Saigon and SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 178 LBJ Renews PeaceTalk Bid War's End Up To Communist Aggressors Parking Woes Being Ironed Out-Wilson Parkins in downtown San­ ford ii due for one more goround—this one, It is hoped will get the matter straight­ ened out once and for all. Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson told The Sanford Herald that the city borrowed an erasing machine and started today to erase all parking lines on First Street from Sanford to Oak Avenue, thrn remark them correctly, as originally ordered by the City Commis­ sion at the April 12 meeting. “ I'm not putting the blame on anyone,” said Wilson, “ but aomehuw (hero was a misin­ terpretation of City Commis­ sion instructions and the 30 degree angles were marked 10 feet apart instead of eight feet. This hat cut the number of parking spaces consider­ ably and has caused a great deal of confusion. Also the area between Park and Oak, which was changed to par­ allel parking has been confus­ ing to motorists because ot lines going both ways. “ We ask the public please to bear with us for a few more days until we get this matter straightened out,” Mayor Wil­ son urged. After all the old lines are erased, the area between Oak and Park Avenues will be marked parallel parking and the area between Park and Sunford Avenues will be 30 degree angle parking eight feet apart. The more oblique angle parking is expected to de­ crease the traffic hazard en­ countered w h e n motorist* back out of tho angled park­ ing stalls, usually across the center line, blocking traffic 111 both lanes. Two parking slalis will be eliminated in line with re quests from Police Chief Ar nold Williams. One is the first stall on the southeast corner of Park Avenue ami First Street, and the other it on the southwest comer of Magnolia Avenue and First. Chief Williams said motor Ists backing out o( these two stalls hive to drive across the pedestrian crosswalks, “ which is extremely hazardous." Anti-Pollution WASHINGTON (U PD — The House was expected l<» give ita approval today tu on administration-supported pro­ posal calling for a two-year, $300 million federal program oguinst water pollution. Marines Strike Out In Search Operation SAIGON (U P I )-U . S. Ma­ rines struck out from the Da Nang air base today in their biggest operation of tho war against the Viet Cong. In the Communist North American planes dropped ■ million propaganda leaflets while attacking key transport faculties. Size of the Marina aearch and clear force was not an­ nounced but it Involved sev­ eral companies. Gen. Wallace M. Greene, the Marine Corps commandant, said his men wlU fan out aa far aa necess­ ary lo defend the Da Nang air and mlsaUe base from at­ tack. “ The one job I want them to do is to find Viet Cong and kill them," Greene told news­ men at a briefing at the end of an official inspection tour. Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1065 there were reports a new bat­ talion was ready to land shortly. Today's operation was a search and clear mission In an area 10 to 13 miles west of Da Nang. An advance com­ pany of Marines moved out Tuesday, setting up a forward command post. Several other Marine com ­ panies on foot and aboard troop • carrying helicopters were Involved, making It the biggest and deepest probe so far into Viet Cong territory. Previous Marine missions have been limited to small pa­ trols of 40 to SO men only a few miles from the base peri­ meter. REPTILE TAKE TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Rep. Harry Westberry of Du­ val introduced a bill today permitting licensed hunters to kill alligators and crocodilei. Hunters are now prohibited from taking U » big reptiles. WASHINGTON (UPD President Johnson Intends to continue the U. S. air strike* on North Viet Nsm until the Reds »top fighting nnd meet his offer of “ unconditional” peace talk* with other than “ alienee, slander, or the sound of guns.” ( ’ A IT . RICHARD E. FOWLER JR. read# his orders relieving Capt. .Tunics 0 . Mayo (right) ns vomnintulittg officer of Rivontmisstutce Attack Wing One. Cnpt. Chandler W. Swanson (left) is commanding officer of Sanford Naval Air Station. (Ilernld Photo) Fowler Relieves Mayo The Chief Executive rejected Hy Tsui Hrookshlre The challenge of the "uncer­ tain days ahead" means that Reconnaissance Attack Wing One will have to continue to Improve, Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr. declared Tuesday in assuming command of Ihe Wing In ceremonies at San­ ford Naval Air Station. “ You are more capable than you have ever been be­ fore and your task is more Important than ever before," Captain Fowler told the offic­ ers and men of the Wing. "There lies ahead an opportunity for solid and signifi­ cant achievement," the new commander declared. Captain Fowler told the men they are the elite of Na­ val aviation and that he look­ ed forward to being a part ot a program so vitally Important to the Navy and the free world. Fowler assumed command of the wing from Capt. James O. Mayo, who la leaving San­ ford to become commanding officer of the USS Nantahsla. He will report to his new assignment in Norfolk June 7, Mayo received the highest rommcndatlons from his sup­ eriors In tho change of com­ mand ceremony. Adm. David I.. McDonald, chief of Naval Operations, wlr* <-d his regrets that he was un­ able to attend the change of comm aml ceremony. He said he wanted to person­ ally commend Captain Mayo and all members of the Re­ connaissance attack team, In­ cluding NAS Sanford and their Srmlnolo County and City ot Sanford civilian supporters, “ (or the great strides that have been made In the Navy's highly Important reconnais­ sance capability,” Rear Adm. Robert GokUhwaltc, commander Fleet Air, Jacksonville, was the guest speaker at the ceremony. Gnldthwalte praised Captain Mayo for his part In effective­ ly introducing tho complex HA-3C aircraft Into the Wing and for “ solving many of the pronicm* oi its introduction.u “ lie will be missed in San­ ford but he Is departing with the knowledge of a Job well done," Admiral Goldthwaito said. Captain Mayo said It h id hern a “ great honor and pri­ vilege" to have served as the ' Wing's commander. He said the officers and men had ex­ hibited a high degree of operat't.nal readiness. suggestions that a suipention of the air assaults might lure the Communists to the peace table. “ Whether we make friend* or lose friends," he told a TWO NE\V ACTING POSTMASTERS in Seminulo County receive their news conference, "w e are re­ appointments from Percy Mnnlcy (center), postal service officer. U. S. sisting aggression and as long l ’ oat Office Department, Orlando. At left is Ray A. Hilliard, of Geneva, a* the aggressors atlark, we and at right is Mrs. Reaaie M. Oatecn, of Osteen. Their appointment a were will stay there and resist by John A. Gronouaki, postmaster general, (Herald Photo) them. . .” Johnson said that “ the mo­ ment” North Viet Nam end* its aggression the United .Stales will cease “ the destruc­ tion of their bridges and (heir radar stallona and the ammun­ ition that they use on our TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — the House In the Senate were to give teachers lime for bodies. . ." The Senate gave swift mid a requirement for all public lunrh and planning when lie renewed hi* offer of “ un­ unanimous passage today to schools to fly the state flag they are not directly respon­ conditional" lienee talk*, hul a hill authorising n 373 mil­ and permission for counties sible for children. he conceded that, so (ar, It lion bond financed program had been met "with silence, of university and junior col­ slander, or the sound of guns. lege const ruction in tho next Hut just as we will not lag in biennium. battle, wo will not weary in ('APT.-IAM BS O. MAYO, in hls final inspection Tho measure, which now the search for peace." officer of Reconnaissance At* ns goes to the House, was in­ The President’s 33-minute Md* farewell-to stuff officers,. troduced today with (I.-** < meetlity'iVH)* newsirii” ti* the lie wfirfhRUkVgr OQOUbanti of the fleet oiler whole Senate ns co-signers tv hite House'* o r : . . . East USS Nnntahali. (Herald Photo) and acted upon immediately. Hoorn Tuesday capped a aer­ A large part o f the money ROCK ISLAND, HI. (UPD pony threw up a secondary ie* of pollry statements over will stait construction o f new —• The bulging Mississippi dike west o f it* Hcttcrdorf the past few day* by hia top universities in Orange Coun­ tore through three battered (Iowa) plant, near Davenport. diplomatic and military ad­ ty, thieo miles south of Tho river burst through the viser*. Oviedo on Sit 320 at the dikes today and kept relent­ His pungent defense of his Chancy Lane dike at Milan, Seminole County line, and at less pressure along miles of policy was televised live in tin* a small town ndaei-nt to the river front. Pensacola. Illinois-Iowa Quad Cities In- United States and beamed aIt will permit 341 million Hundreds o f e x h a u s t e d dust ml complex where the broad byth" government’ s for new university building* worker* kept up their battle Rock River flows into thu Voice of America radio trans­ nnd 327 million for Junior WASHINGTON (UPI) — ness intin said that "trade mitters. against thn upper Missis­ Mississippi, college expansion. The addi­ Thu U. 8. Chamber o f Com­ talk* would be purl uf open­ Tite conference ranged over With a siren piercing the sippi'* worst flood in history. merce today went on record tional 33 million in building* For thriii week* tho river nighttime air, muddy waters a wide field of subject!, in­ formally In favor o f opening ing up communications" with plus amounts to meet the in­ cluding new presidential ap­ the Red Chinese. has swollen out o f its banks, poured through about six “ channels of communication terest on the bonded debt will sending thousand* of person* blocks of lowlands, and the pointments, an announcement The resolution, as approved with the people of mainland come from surplus moneys in without debate by 1,000 cham­ fleeing from their homes weary workers threw them­ that the budget deficit is be­ China." the ituto utilities tax revenue selves into the task of piling ing reduced, a comment on ber delegates, said a lung, from Jtiimrsota to Missouri. fund earmarked two years Before voting on the resol- ninge objective of the United The rrest was exported in snudhugs into n secondary the voting rights battle in the ago for the program Senate, and a defense of his tit ion at their annual conven­ State* should be “ a free and the Illinois-Iowa "Quail Cit­ ■like along railroad tracks. Without the approval of the Milan Mayor Glenn Reid action in postponing the U. S. tion, chamber delrgstra were democratic China on ies” induilrlsl complex today the 375 million amount, tho told that the main point tie- Asia mainland." and was expected to hold at had said that if the Chsney visits of the Indian and Pakis­ state would have been limit­ hind thn pro|K>*al was better The resolution said that the the (leak level for three day*. Lam- dike, which runs for tani leaders. ed to a 354) million bund is­ communication* “ with the United .States should rontlnuo Hut it was dominated by dis­ Water broke through a sea­ three miles, were to break, sue for the noxt two years. peoplu" o f Communist Chirm. lo recognise the Nationalist wall at Davenport, Iowa, and the whole town would he cussion of what the Chief ExThe _____Piojcct. to 1*0 financed Chinese government on Tai­ *5 .,,UU rrsi* ecutive caiu-tl tor “ crucia r - -• smuMgii • l|UtAI‘UHJl will tie spelled out In a cap­ strongly emphasized. wan and should continue to section, It rolled onto East drills were ulntrd to move struggle" in Viet Nam. ital out lay bill ai-companying Ernest J. Lochhorkn, ebair- withhold diplomatic recogni­ River Drive and flowed bark out. the general appropriations mail o f the rhnmber'* policy tion from Peking and oppose The other break rim e into the river un the other hill. committee, said the resolution a United Nation* seat for side o f the International Mill­ downstream. The state already has sold was “ not designed to give Red China. t Tlii' river eurly today tore ing plant. $75 million in bonds for high­ upproval for trade with Red Commerce Secretary John Workers built a dike o f a 130. foot hole in a dike er education construction in heavy roeks along the drive. south of Quinry, III., about China." T. Connor told the delegate* VATICAN CITV (U PI) the current biennium. The disavowal of endorse­ earlier that If they do not The water endangered 32 mil­ 140 miles downstream from —The pnntifiral CommieTuesday, the Senute held a lion worth of bout* drydoeked here, and swept inland ueiuss .Ion on l.iluriiral Reform ment of trudo will) Peking pay luore attention to conheated session in which u Idll at Quad City Murillo Com­ rich farmland. is.ued (lid first offirial icprcscMtcd a step back fiom auniL-r needs, they face the relaxing usury laws to per­ pany. Civil defensu offieiul* Raid bulletin on It* arlivitir*, a statement by tho chamber's prospect of more government mit unlimited interest rates whirh Inrludr the substitu­ new president, Robert P. tier- controls. Across the river In Roek no injuries were reported. to corporation* was killed by Island, workers piled the last However, they sail) 041 home* tion of modern language* boll. The Flint (Mirli.) hinda 3-3'.) vote. Silver-haired uf lot),OUtl sandbag* along the und 15 industrial faeilitie* for l.slln in wide part* of Sen. Verb- Pope, o f St. Au­ swollen chunncl near tho were endangered In a t',,004). the M**«. The bulletin a a* gustine, called it a “ muney armory. Thu J. I. Case Corn- arte area. In l.alin. changer’s bill." Meanwhile, the Houij pass­ ed and sent to the .Senate a group of election law changes — FINANCE — including authority for illi­ terate* to grt help in Voting BLUFFTON, Imi. (UPI) Two years ago ilic and hrr ly In balance. YOUR NEW CAR booth*. The House also pais, There's a 3213,732 shortage In husband bought one of BluffHul bank officials were ed a measure making ft il­ the fundi of the Farmers & ton's biggest homes and filled suspicioui. They notified Jos­ Cdr. J. W. Taft, command­ AT OUR LOW, LOW legal tu sell, barter or pos­ it with antique furnishing! eph McCord, director of the ing officer of Kncominissnnru INTEREST BATE Merchants Hank, ses* blank driver* lieenses. from Ihe itrin* she hud cot- -Slate Department of Finaneial Attack .Squadron 1, will be Hose Johnson, the bank's ierted as a prominent antique Institutions. Other bill* received from relieved by Cdr. V. G. Mutulu ($4.50 PER $100 PER YEAR) chief bookkeeper for the past dealer. Bank examiners found that during ceremonies Friday at 29 years is in the hospital re­ About ■ month ago Mrs shortages apparently began at Sanford Naval Air Ktation. covering from 17 gaahes in­ Johnson w a a hospitalized the Farmers 4 Merchants two Commander Taft, who has flicted above and below her briefly for surgery. Before years ago. .More than half the been attached to the squadron WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH US, NOW OR the operation she told other total shortage vanished with­ for two years as executive TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - elbows. IN THE FUTURE, IS AUTOMATIC Police records say that Mrs. bank employes she would tike in the past four months, bank officer and commanding o ffi­ Hep. Robert L. Shcvin of ELIGIBILITY FOR A -----Dade introduced a bill today Johnson's wounds were in­ rare of “ the savings account officials said. cer, has led the squadron removing th e mandatory flicted ■ week ago Monday in file" when she returned. On April 19. Gerber told through one Mediterranean death sentence in capital a auielde attempt. Hut to be obliging, the other M n . Johnson of the examin­ cruise and the transition to The story came out today In employes worked on the file ers' findings. He said she the RA-5C Vigilante, lie has cases. The proposal would re­ Call Uio auto loan expert#: Ralph Pezold quire juries to recommend the this eastern Indiana town, 23 so that Mrs. Johnson would stayed late ut the bank that received orders to thu USS death sentence to send a man miles south of Fort Wayne, not be overburdened with day and left shortly after 3 Farrcital. or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611. when bank President Amos work when she returned. to the electric chair. pm . Commander Matula Joined Currently the death sen­ Gerber acknowledge that the When she came bark to Two hour* later Mr*. John- lha squadron in June 1904 aa tence is mandatory unless a community of 7,000 had been work three weeka ago, they son'a 15-year-old son found executive officer after re­ Jury recommend* mercy. She- buzzing about it for a week. told her they couldn't get the her in the bedroom of their placement air group training vin’ s proposal would reverse Mr*. Johnson was one of accounts to balance. home. It took 100 ititchsg lo in Reconnaissance A t t a c k M tm * w f J U t . the procedure, making lift the beat known and most re­ Employes said the told elosa her wounds. Squadron I . Ha will guide the imprisonment mandatory un­ spected women In town. She them "give me a tape on It Tbt next day Federal Bu­ aquadren during the forth­ le u the Jury recommends end Gerhrr were regarded as usd I'll take care of it.” She reau of InveatlgalioQ agent* coming cruise aboard the U.SS death, * mainstays of the bank. brought them back, apparent­ searched bar home, Iudepcudcnce. Senate OKs U Funds Bulging Mississippi R ip * O u t S & a & a lls Opening Of Channels To Chinese Favored Quomodo Kst Ista? Bank Aide Tries Suicide Command Pass Slated Friday For RVAH-I “B U IL D Y O U R C R E D IT W H ER E IT C O U N T S ’* 4 '/ i % Death Sentence Change Sought YOUR BONUS . . . S IG N A T U R E L O A N ! nomCA STATSBANK �F QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED s a v e PRICES GOOD THRU MAY Iif Winn exit eroats. me. cerraitHT— jiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GUY ALLEN, of Loch Arbor haa joined Hunt Lincoln * Mercury, Inc., Hu a itnlcn representa­ tive. Allen Is a nntive o f Sanford and lives at 114 Crystal Drive in Loch Arbor. His wife, Ann, is a teacher o f English at Seminole High School. Allen is former postmaster here and past exalted ruler o f Sanford Elks. MAXWELL HOUSE Area Lifesaving Course To Open Next Monday By J a m Casael berry A Rad Cross Hrn lor Life­ saving Courta will begin Monday at the home o f Mra. William Eggers, Instructor, at tha end of Lake llowrll Lana o ff SR 438. Co-instructor fo r tha rouraa will b« Mra. Jamaa Blrkenmayer of Catssllierry, water safety co­ ordinator for South Seminole County. Tha 10-hour rouraa la open to anyone 18 yeara old or older. Adulta wishing to help In tha water aafety program are eipaclally urged to taka tha courae aa a prerequisite to tha instructor's course. Adult volunteers sre need­ ed to assist with the area's swimming program this sum­ mer. Tha liftsaving classes will t>a held from 4 until 5 p.m., Monday, Wednesday, and Fri­ day, and on Saturday morn­ ing. Tliers la a f l registra­ tion fee. Students with a transporta­ tion problem should contact Mrs. Eggsrs by telephone. IB W h at natural aging does for fine cheese and fine wines It also docs for the fine beef you get at WinnDixie. It mellows and enhances the flavor of W -D Beef and increases Its tenderness without destroying the fine beef texture or making it soft and spongy; as artificial tenderizers sometimes do. Close Trimmed Naturally Tender W -D B R A N D C H U C K R o a s t ...» 4 9 S te a k ...^ 8 9 R o a st...» 8 9 R o a st...» 8 9 R ib s e ...u 3 9 S t e w . . . . »29' Gr. S t e w » 6 9 R o u n d ..»71 Gr. Beef 5 - ’1 BO N ELESS R O U N D BO N ELESS R O U N D REGULAR 79g - - W -D CORNED 59/ Beef. • “■ Hams 29/ Fish.. Salad Biscuits 2^ 35/ Wieners 3'^1. HORMEL CANNED . . 1 Pakistan Orders Mobilization AMPS W ITH COUPON 3 NEW DELHI (U PI) — A spokesman fo r tha Indian government said Pakistan has ordered a mobilization of its armed forces. The Intelligence r e p o r t cams as Pakistani and In­ dian troops clashed for the second straight tluy along tha swampland frontier — tha Rann of Kulch — aaparating India and Watt Pakistan, c! h REGULAR 494 . . PLOUI s REGULAR 394 . . PALM l POTATO ’ 2 " a “ LI. CUP 2 9 ^ REGULAR 394 . . TARNOW O V E N R E A D Y . . E-Z C A R V E W -D B R A N D SH O R T W -D BEEF PLATE R EG U LA R 7 9 1 . . C H U B P A C K R E G U L A R 894 . . C H U B P A C K , . G R O U N D 100 FREE S T A M P S W IT H C O U P O N . . G R O U N D RIG. 294 PkQ. COPELAND Bologna, Liver Ch„ Pickl# Loot Lunch ONB S.LS. H I . r in jjc iiiiu M S h* Meat 2 TOP VALUI STAM M •m i i m i . s o m e BOOS TMSU MAY 1ST VLYINO DENTIST— Meet Dr. Carol Diets, a graduate of Northwestern U nlvereity'a dental 'school, who vo np bar practice In Ufomia to becomo a atewardesa for American Airlines. She's based In Chicago. Dr. Diets juat pro­ fare douds to cavities. GUARD Of ODOR AN T S iq U A U R s f W ^ A U M IT A W V A W ^ IT A M M Any Turkey or Turkey Roast yoUR. tjqu-a k s worth more �lITjr ftanfnrB VrralB April 28. 1065 — Pnfrc ft M orton I p p p H lU iili uliihu; ji;ai{Baitna«inmiiwtjjiii TK# SiNit Piet# T. C. F « Sm I Thin|i T . (at CREAM U. 8. I>. A. ln*p«*ctr^ Fresh Florid* All While I’ lNKIlREEZK Medium EGGS P I E S 2 3 # > »«» 7 9 | FAMILY (■ 6RAPEFRUIT Oft f ’ 1 EARL K. MOOllK Ims joined Powell’s Office S u p p I y ( ’ o in p u n y . Moore will be repre­ senting Powell’s com­ plete line of office nmcliines, which includes n 11 f n m o u s n n ni e b r n n d a , lie formerly w n s associated w i t h The Sanford Herald. Oranges 8 DeBary Legion Onions 3 To Have Annual GreenOnions- ^ PancakeDay I • U S NO. I . . NEW CROP YE Mrs. Sm ith's YOUNG SPRING Frozen Fruit fly Mr*. John Leone llcrliett I). (Mill American Legion Pont 259 o f PeRary will sponsor it- fifth annual Aunt Jt'Tiilnm Pancake Pny next Wednesday nt the Communiiy (’enter. Serving will begin nt R n.nt. l’o*i i ’oimnaniler William G. Williams him iiiiiiii'iI past rommnniler Fred .McLaren to head up the committee o f 40 Legionnaire* wlm will tot wot Lint; during the duy and Mr*. Hose Williams, president o f the Auxiliary Unit, ha* assured that Hi member* o f tier group will serve tallies. Again the Post will lie host to 9(1 rhildren from the Mrthodist Children'* Home in Knterprise for the event with the group to arrive at 4 p.m. There wilt lie door prizes awarded this year and u spe­ nal serving table will lie re­ served for business people. P I E S APPLE . CHERRY w COCONUT : 26-01. F A M IL Y SIZE Regular 99* . » Cabot CHARCOAL B R IQ U E T S 2pringti.me d o lla r 'Livin g Desert* b u y s To Be Shown In DeBary THRIFTY AMID I4.ICED Oft CRUSHED The academy award win­ ning documentary film, "Tha Living Desert," rated Walt Disney’s finest In Ills TrueLife Adventure srrirs, will bo shown at 7:30 p.tn. Friday in the Dellary Community ( ’ent­ er. bringing to life a world of nature unfamiliar to most Amerirans, the film lias re­ ceived Parents M a g a z i n e "special nierit award" and was rated "outstanding filin’* by the Film Kstimnte Hoard of National Organizations, The public is invited to at­ tend showing of the movie which is one In a series o f award winning films being brought to the community. Pi'apple 4 Cocktail 5c.“’|. Swt Peas8 1. Corn... 6 c- i. Juice... 4 c-1. #2 * Cant REGULAR 49* . . SWIFT LUNCHEON Prem Drinks 15 Tissue 10 Mallows 2*49* 12-oz. C an REGULAR 6/49* . . CHEK REG. OR LOW-CAL SOFT 12>ox. CANS MARCAL Rolls ^ REGULAR 25# . . ASTOR FRUIT REG. 2/35# THRIFTY A M ID 3iv or LARGE REGULAR 2/39# . . NIBLETS W. K. REG. 29# . . THRIFTY A M ID TOMATO REGULAR 29# . . THRIFTY AMID R E G U LA R 29* . . C A M P F IR E M A R S H - r ..-e M I0 B 0 D Y tiv ii .. In 1920, 25 million horses and mules lived in the tJ.S.j today only about 3 iillllimi, neconling to llrilunntcu Jun­ ior Encyclopaedia. ^ 1 TOT VALUE STAMPS T W OSQ U ISHB O T T L E S oc liquid M.naiLO UANFOHD M argarine •OOD THRU MAT lit . 4 Ti«TniwM IN t #m ‘ w atari# eked. *2 9 tor tha mail iPowt. tha P**cm la *st, t >ok in# inert, rear ebwcX or nm*|0|u«. pl*c*t, ta the# sr ptrhspt a hema m *#*rtia«at . . . . r»*4 9m TASTE O’ SEA Fish Sticks 3 X *1. Sherbet .. 49' Douts . . 3 pk»., 1. Breed Dough. . . 49* Tha Sanford Herald REG. 59# . . SUPERBRAND REG. 39# MORTON PKG OF IS Virginia Prtro.kl P. (I. lios i : u Ssnlurd MORTON . . PKG. OF 3 LOAVES Phyllis Itugenstein 322-6134 l.aka Mary REG. 69# MORTON Cmnomon, Roijin or A op I* Donivh Nora Norric Coffee Cake ..«, T B H-1514 8 . Scminule a t your Top V alu e Store 1’ieadh Are. A 2SU. m S . t i n s bW PstaNtU An, A Iti Bt, H ig h w a y 1 7 * 9 4 Mildred llaary 668-3011 Dcltuaa Mary ( i r l l l m 183-6642 Bear Laka Sob pie tlainia 6*8-4102 I �'T THim n RTXllMi ■ M ttn W H M * Pascual s Home Run Tops Twins' W in HPORTINd COLORS FOR FLORIDA Stnte Bank in little leuRue action thin year are, left to right, front row, Randy Roberta, Billy VVigglno, David Doudney, Steve Parrlnh, Douglas Maddox, Danny Ilnhertrion and George Pivec; bark row, Billy Drake, Jimmy Grimnley, Jimmy Harden, Toni Boll, Andy Steel, Donald Robert­ son, Tommy Barka and Casey Dunn. Kilowatts, Kingswood Tie League Lead The mifilily Kilowatts of the Men's Slo-Pitch Softball LeaCue forged Into a two-way (to with Kingswood for the lea­ gue leadcrihlp by virtually declaring war on Chair, ram­ paging their way to a 10 1 vic­ tory last night in an abbre­ viated four inning contoit. The Kilowatts' 14-hit atiark included two home runs by Larry Holman, home rum by Don Carter and Jim Warner plus timely hilling by winning pitcher Leroy Eitrldgc and L. C, Smith. Chick N' Treat rallied for alx runs In the sixth inning lo stave oft any threat Leroy Jtobb Conitruction could muitcr and went on to poll a 14-7 triumph. Leading the way far the winners were teon Dod­ son with three hits and Larry Watson, Charles Itcckcr and Doug llraiwell with two hita apiece. Kd Hamm was the gatne'a w i n n i n g pitcher George Griffin had three hita In Icud Hie loser*. In Church league action, Ihc Knighli of Columbus con­ tinued their winning ways, notching (heir fourth su m s*Ive victory, a 13-10 win over Congregation!,I Chriitian. Lar­ ry I’ivec'fc thrre homr runs were the. highlight of the game. Plvec knocked in llic winning rum at K of C rall­ ied In the slxlh for four runs after trailing 010. Pacing the 10-liil oulpul of the Knigliti was Fred (iallclto with four singles, itay Middleton had a double and a homer to lead t h e Congregational lilltcri. Nick Constantine posted his fourth win in as many out­ ings. The Churrh of God of Prophery tallied seven all-impor­ tant runs in the seventh and final inning lo down Pinecrcsl Assembly, 11-0, at Fort Mel­ lon Park Inst night. Iloh Welch look credit for the win on the mound. Tex Ferris wilh three hits paced the Church of God while Ernie Whitaker was lop hitler for Pinecrest wilh Hirer safeties. Dana Yclinek starred on the mound for Hunt Ltncoln-Mercury as the Comets blanked Hie locom otive Engineers, 30. Yclinek twirled a two hitter and struck out nine in shut­ ting out the Engineers. Calvin (IrlniT paved the way for Hunt al Hie plate, getting two liila In three official appear­ ances at ba|. George's w si awarded a SO forfeit win over Sanford At­ lantic In the Utile American. George's was leading 5-2 when the Hanker*, in Ihc second in­ ning, sent In an ineligible pitcher. In the Junior League, Ki­ wanls snd Clvilan went two Innings Iwyond the normal seven before Kiwanls could manage a 70 win. Sidney IJoyd, Hie winning pitcher, won his own game by driving in Hie winning run in the ninth with a single. Lloyd, along with Wally Jernigan, had three hits and Mctt Morgan chipped in two. The game yesterday was the continua­ tion of a G O tic game April 23. DeBary Keglers Pentecost Appears Assured Top Hurricanes End Season, Topple Spot In Bowling Singles League Yellow Jackets In 4-0 Shutout By Jim Barchua Herald Hporti Writer The South Seminole Hurri­ cane* completed their base­ ball season at Cooper Field in Cassellierry Tuesday allcrnoon with an Impressive 4-0 vie- City League Standings W Chese Hunt Lin Mer Lhco Eng. 4 3 3 First Federal 22 3 Quality Mobile Homes 00 3 Game Today Quality vs First Federal—4:30 Ft. Mellon Park LITTLE AMERICAN W Georges 4 Strlek.-Mor. 2 FJi. State 2 Navy 2 Sanford Atlantic 2 Game Today Navy vi Strlekland • Morrison 4:30, (lay Avenue Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W 3 Rotary Kiwanls 3 2 CPO 2 Civitan Elks 1 Shrine 1 Games Today (1:30) Clvilan vs Elks (7:30) Ilolary va CPO Doth games, Pinrhurst Park CITY LEAGUE W L Kilowatts 4 1 4 1 Kingswood 3 1 Panning Lumber Leroy Robb Const. 3 2 3 3 Chick 'N Treat Chase 1 S U80 0 3 lory over the T-ecsburg Yellow Jackets, Brute Stuart hurled a fourlilt shutout for the 'Canes in registering Ills team’s fifth wm of the season against three losses and a tie. South Seminole scored all its rum in the fourth Inning, off Leesburg's George (lociicn. Jim Lucas led off the Inn­ ing with a single. Matt lllckok reached first on an error and Mike Hargis beat out a bunt to load the bases. Lucas scored on an error for the first run. Leonard Hollis slammed a two-run double, scoring Hickok and Hargis. Mickey Hawks then rapped a single to bring in Hollis for the fourth run. Tiic Hurricanes pounded the Jackets for nine hits In the alfait. Shortstop Tom Pinnock had a perfect plate record, with a pair of single! and a walk. Ilickok also had two hits, along with a pair of stolen bases, Stuart allowed the Jacket! oi ly four singles in (he affair, while chalking up five strike­ outs. With just one week remain­ ing in Hie Singles Classic Lea­ gue, Harry I’ rntccoit looks like he has sewed up llic num­ ber one s|xit with a Ota point lend over second slotted Jack Kanner. Ill Monday’s action, Penterosl blasted the pins with a 223/702 four-game total and flipped three points from Paul Marcoltc's 203/692. Jack Kanner remains in the second place position even though he lost three points to Jack Frost, who had a good night of bowling wilh Ids 229/780 series. In third place Is John Spolski, Just three points behind Kinncr. Spolskl lost three points lo Joe Kern despite a 213/744 to K em 'i 202/729. John Bridges la currently in Hie fourth spot, only a bare single point out of third. Coming in fifth Is Phil Decks Sparmate LOS ANGELES (UP1) world featherweight champ­ ion Vincente Salvidar decked sparmate Chico Hernandez In (lie second round for the sec­ ond romcculive day Tuesday during training sessions for his May 7 title defense against Paul Hojas al the Coliseum. Riders To M eet By Margaret Cosby The regular monthly meet­ ing of the Dusty Boots Riding Association, Inc., will be held nt 7:30 p m. next Thursday al ll>e home ol Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy on Lake 3lary. On Hie agenda la the matter of the May 18 horse show, sixth and final show In the currrnt aeries; the sum­ mer program of activities, and a new schedule of horse shows. To Race Again 0 1 3 4 Game Tonight Congregational va Church of God of 1'., Ft. Mellon Park New Low MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The 1965 Milwaukee Braves today are the holders of a new club record—one which they hope won't be broken to the near future. A total of 1,177 fans, an all-time low at Milwaukee County Stadium, paid their way in to watch the Braves battle the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday night. As HsttfnrB Part O f M ets 'Youth Movement' Yogi Resumes Active Player Status HOUSTON (U PI) — You could not really call what the New York Meta are doing with their squad a youth movement, but for Yogi Berra it is his latest challenge in more yean of baseball than be cares to admit. Yogi, at 40, is back on the active roster with the Mets. Yogi was ready to go against the Houston Astros Tuesday night, but wasn't called upon. MIXED LEAGUES TEAMS PATTY FORWARD, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Allen Forward o f Foreat City, ahed tear* o f happlnua upon winning in n e w t keyhole race at Central Florida H one Showa gymkhana. With her are her two horaeg, Mia* Kitty (left) and Tony. (Herald Photo) OR INDIVIDUALS Instead, he spent the night coaching from first base. You wonder what to think of those Meta. First they get a guy named Casey Stengel, for whom "retirement" Is some­ thing a pitcher should do to batters. And Stengel makes the Mels' losing wayi a pro­ fitable business. Then the Mets sign Warren Spthn, a 44-year-old pitcher who con­ siders t i e something people No-Hitter Opens Senior League Play In South Seminole Circuit By Jim Baeehns Herald Sports Writer Jamie Cornell, of the Alta monte Sc ns to n , started off the South Seminole Senior Leegue season with a bang Tuesday night, hurling a 2-0 perfect game against tha Bear Laka Pirates, before a large crowd at Cooper Field in Casselberry. Cornell pitched seven frames of spotless baseball, not allow ing a single base runner. He completely baffled the Pirates with his slants throughout the evening, retiring 17 bstten on strikeouts. Bear Lake Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles 8 « .687 7 4 .636 (4 Cincinnati 6 4 .600 1 Chicago 8 6 .671 1 Houston Philadelphia 6 6 .600 3 S. Francisco fi 7 .463 3(4 Milwaukea 4 6 .444 1(4 • 1 .439 1 New York 6 8 .886 8(4 Pittsburgh 3 7 .300 4 SL Louis Tuesday's Results Cincinnati 6 Chicago 3, night Milwaukee 9 St, Louis I, night Houston 3 New York 9, night I* Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 4, night San. Fran. 14 Phlla. 13, night Today's Games Chicago at Cincinnati (N ) St. I-oula at Milwaukee (N ) New York at Houston (N ) Pittsburgh at Ix>e Angeles (N ) Philadelphia at San Francisco AMERICAN LEAGUE W . L. Pet. GB Minnesota 7 S .771 Chicago • 3 .737 Detroit 8 4 .600 1(4 Boston B 4 .866 > Cleveland 4 4 .600 814 New York 6 6 .466 I Uie Angele* 6 6 .465 3 Baltimore 4 6 .400 3(4 Washington 4 6 .333 4(4 Kansas City 2 7 .323 I Tuesday’* Results Washington 6 Baltimore 2 Minnesota II Cleveland 1 Los Angeles 4 Detroit I Chicago 10 Boston 1 K. C. at New York, ppd., rein Today's Games Kansas City et New York Los Angeles at Detroit (N ) Minnesota at Cleveland (N ) Baltimore et Washington <N) (Only games scheduled) touched him for only four fair bell all night. Bear Lake's David Unley allowed (be Senators only three base hits in the affair, but the Altamonte team parleyed a pair ol walk* to Mike Bailey and John McDermott, and a long double by Tom Pinnock into a pair of runs In the first frame. Bruce Stuart and Mike Har­ gis alio hit safely for the NaU. Unley registered 11 strikeouts. In Little League acUon, Hie Plralet turned the tables on the Senators, winning 8-2. Clint Gorrce and Steve Bal­ lard combined (0 pitch Bear Lake to the victory, allowing only two Altamonte hits. Bear Lake scored a pair of ntna in each of the first four Innings, with Kenny Patrick a pair of singles and Mike Wirewick slamming a double to lead the attack. The Lake Mary Giants will vie with tba Altamonte Twins in tonight's action. NO CHANGE CHICAGO (UPI) The pooled batting averages of the 10 teama in the American League were exactly the same in 1(63 and 1964- 2(7. do lo cheese lo make it taste better. And Spahn starts off the season winning as though II were going out of style. And then the Mets put Yogi back on the active roster. The veteran catcher agreed Tuesday to lie reactivated as a player for a two-week trial period, "to see If I can be of any help to the club." Berra said he will go back to coach­ ing if he finds he is unable (0 play well after the two weeks. If he returns to coaching, he would not be able to play ■gain this year. Berra said he will not make more money as a player than a coach. "I already have a good con­ tract," he said. "I'm making a lot of money now." Yogi will blow out 40 eandies on his birthday cake In two weeks, and that's not springtime for a baseball player. But Yogi, made a first base coach at the start of this season, took batting practice every day with the squad, and caught batting practice as well. He kept In condition snd although he had left the im­ pression In New York he want­ ed no more of active play, he was ready when the Meta wanted him. HEN LUCKYSTRIKEFILMS PUTBACKTHETASTE OTHERSTAKEAWAY I S Mil J i l i n 's U T R Y NEW LU CK Y S T R IK E F IL T E R S 4JSC.4 \C Iin e*«i» 6 O N 100 B R A N D S FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A . M. - f i l l P. M. •19 & FIRST J It takes two factories to build one Volksw agen convertible t iK T O U WB CITE TOP VALUE FTAMPS SUMMER BOWLING LADIES' JUNIORS' Page 4 — April 28, 1965 ifflli SP IC IA LS EVERY DAY! MEN'S CHURCH LEAGUES W L M t George Swann had a clean sweep over Johnny Jones with games of 202, 203/708. This puls Swann over seventh slot­ ted Rich Murphy who also Idckrd three points from Hu­ bert Ray with a 738 series. Pele Petersen moved into ninth plare ahead of Bob Steele after whipping Steele 224, 201/770 lo Steele's 690. G e r a l d Behrens salvaged three wins from Bob Guthrie. TTie DeBary Sparc-Rlbbcr* met Friday, April 23, «t the DeLand Lancs. Their scores were as follows: Tough Fata teams took four from the Braise and B a k e teama. Crarked, Broiled, Never Bet­ ter and Porkio took three out of four from the Tender, Barll-Ques, Ribs and Scrap, and I.can took 2 'i out of four from the Loin Team. The Broiled Team, by win­ ning three out of four this Friday, clinched the League Championship. Tough is in aecond place closely pursued by Never Better and Fat for a He for third place with one game be­ hind. Archie Long had high three games with a 513; Ed­ ward Parsons a 503; Ells­ worth Ogden. 502, and Glenn Smith had high one game with 196. ■hr MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR Kilowatts ve Panning Lumber 1:45, Ft. Mellon Park L11 lloche who picked two polnta from W. A. Ward. Roche shot a 218, 203/772 to Ward'! 238/ 733. AND 4 3 3 0 Reveal Scores LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U PI) Kelso, the most honored Thor­ oughbred In the United States, will be trying for his sixth consecutive "horse of the year" title In 1963. His own­ er, Mrs. Richard C. DuPont, announced Tuesday the geld­ ed son of Your Host will come out of his short-lived retire­ ment and rare again this year although it isn't known yet where or when bo wilt make hla first atart. Game Toeght K. of C. Church o f God <4 P Congregation at Pine crest Assembly By Fred Down UPI Sports Writer Camllo Pascual is known around the Minnesota Twins' clubhouse as a fellow with a short temper, a dazzling curve and a whip-lash bat­ ting awing. He's succeeded in control­ ling his temper fairly well In recent years but both the dazzling curve and wblp-lash ■wing were on display Tues­ day night when he pitched a two-hitter and hit the second grand alam homer of his rareer in the Twins' 11-1 rout o f the Cleveland Indians. The 31-ycnr-old righthand­ er from Havana, Cuba struck out five, walked only two ami allowed only four Indiana to reach base safely. He started slowly against the Indians yielding a leadoff double to Dick ltowser, who scored on an Infield out and Mas AL vis' sacrifice fly, and walks to Chuck Hinton and Rocky Colavito but then retired 21 consecutive batten. Paaeual'a grand alam rap­ ped a aaven-run f l n t inning and came o ff relief pitcher Stan Williams after tha Twins had chased starter Sam McDowell, Tha only ac­ tive A L pitcher who has hit more than one grand alam, Camllo hit the first of hla career o ff Bob Turley of the New York Yankees on Aug. 14, I960. The Chicago While So* downed the Huston Red Soz, 10-1, the Washington Sena­ tors beat the Ilaltliuure Ori­ oles, li-2, and the l.os Angeles Angela nipped the Detroit Tigers, 4-3, in other games. Kansas City at New York was mined out. In the National League, Milwaukee bombed St. Louis, 0-5, Los Angeles lieut Pitts­ burgh, 0-4, Cincinnati topped Chicago, 6-3, Houston nipped New York, 3-2, and San Francisco uuUluggcd Phila­ delphia, 14-13. • Free L mmi • Snack Bar D Free Nursery • Open Lease Nlfktly t:M • Air Conditioned D CorkUll Lounge (Opening Soon) SUNDAY SPECIAL * J e t 11:30 A.M. T I L S PAL Ufa would b * much easier If the V W Convertible were built in one factory. Bui 11*1nor. Two factories do the fob baiter. The tome plonl ihot builds the V W olio builds the V W convertible They put the engine together, tnstoll (he torsion bar suspension system. Etc. The red ol the kob to finished In Omabrock, where the famed Kormann cooch. mo*en live. The way they build convertible tops b not to be believed Everything It hand-lawn. Hond-f!tied Hand-formed. And the finished lop fools It. You won't find 0 visible drut or crone bar. The top Is leolproof and airtight. B hoi a real gloit window In bock. 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Second place was Bowler*,” " B t a t n i c k a," awarded to Jerry Wisdom and “ LFM LV* or the "Gully partner Eleanor Beique with D uitera"! With name* »uch •a theie It ahould enhance their 947 set. Wa* over to Daytona Beach their chance* of ultimate atardom, but when you add (o see some of our gnls com­ excellent bowline (core* to pete in the Women’s Florida their ledeera, then you Ju*l State Tournament and al­ might be looking and watch­ ing lom t future pi ofcRiion* ready saw four or five local gals’ names on the “ hit par­ alat Our heartieit congratula­ ade” o f early leaders. tions to the above for their Don't exactly remember pin busting in our First An­ their scores but ran recall IIEGi 2 5 e EACH, 6YLVAN1A nual Junior Bowling Tourna­ that Etta Dorman. Elaine ing classic, running a mile in the fast time of 1:33 1-5. But only two of the five horse* which tried vainly to match his speed were out of the first of the Triple Crown Classic. Darby Dan Farm's Bugler and Triple n. Stable’s One Afternoon fell by llte wayside but Carpenter’s Rule and Ap­ ple Core, if the track Is mud­ dy, will he hack for another NO LIM IT TO SAVIN GS D U RIN G OUR ment. Thi* past Saturday, we played host to our Junior Lrugue member* in their competition in the team event. Coming in first in the Ban­ tam Division (age* seven through twelve) were the Im­ patient Buwtcra: Louise Zuell, Lynn Warnccke, Penney Ber­ nal and Rickie Payne. (What happened fellahs, Looks like the gals had it all to them­ selves.) Second slot fell to the Bcutntcka with their 1,816 aeries, as compared to the winning 1,81)9. Two more las­ sies on this team in the forms of Beth Pettis, Bonnie Unger joining with David Hite and Scotte Roche. A scant eight pins sepa­ rated the two top tcuma in the Junior - Senior Division with the LFML'a 2,251 to that o f 2,243 for the Gully Duster*. The firtt-place four-aoine was compost'd of Brad Fox, Tom Petrunic, Ken Martin and Paul Glad. Shooting well for the Gully Dusters wa* David Carter, Frank Palteraon, David Kniffin and Bob Driicull. This coming S a t u r d a y murn we’ll have the Doubles and Single* with squads at 9:30 and 11:30. Talking about the younger kvglcrs us we are, this past Sunday we bad one of the highest games rolled by any bowler for the week, a re­ sounding 205. Bowling along with his mother uml witnessed by quite a few adults on adjoin­ ing lanes, Billy Cullan strungout eight consecutive strikes to cap o ff his highest individ­ ual effort . . . a gigantic 205. Congratulations, Billy. Maylie you can do as well in the Doubles and Singles this coming Saturday. A pleasant surprise in the form of six cuuples coming out for the Sunday Scotch Doubles this week. Winning •hires of the prise money Kostival. Geri W i l l i a m s , Helen Mnrrhesuno and Jone Spolski were listed on the tote board. Incidentally, If you'd like to know what took the mar­ bles in the various events last years, here's the info, thanks to Dot Button drop­ ping it o ff for me here at the lanes: TEAM: A —3,022, B—3,072 and C—3,079; DOUBLES: A — 1,303, B— 1,30.1, C— 1.254: SINGLES: A —<583, B—073 and C— 708. So now you have a pretty good Indea o f what it'll take to bring back some of the loot. Next week we start our In. cal qualifying for the Beat The Champ Tournament, sponsored by AMF. We'll have four weeks in Miry dur­ ing which time you'll he able to be one o f the top three men or women qualifiers and then roll-off against these same bowlers in the first week in June to see what six top bowlers will he represent­ ing Jet Lanes. These some tlx howlers will he tolling against pro. fcssionals Tommy Tuttle and Olga Gloor in Winter Park on Sunday, June 20lh, nt 2 p.m. It's open to men and wom­ en and it'* handicapped. 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Cosbys Children Honor Parents W h e n . . . Entertain Guests From New York The Ted Williams Observe By N t rfin t Oasby Recent visitors of the Mich«•! 0 , Coabya at North Orlan­ do **f« Mr. and Mr. Viniam VanBroo and children, Tom, Barbara and Nsncy, at Mar* rick, N. V. Tbo VanBrtoa were on a two-week trailer trip around the atate of riorlda and came •specially to Central Florida to riait the Coabya. Although the visit waa brief, H waa a happy one and par­ ticularly delightful to the ladlea who are frlendi ilnce their career daya when they worked together la one of New York City's l e a d i n g advertlilng agencies, Mr. VanBree la a drafttman with Shell Oil Company in New York. The Coibya alto entertained during the Baiter holiday*, her brother and hla family, Mr. and Mr>. John F. Zeller, and daughter*, Lorraine and Virginia, from Merrick, N. Y. The Coabya enjoyed taking their niece* to Florida Won­ derland; ahowlng them aome of the eborea Involved In borao ownerahlp; they all went horaeback riding, and then renewed their atrength with the taaty goodie* of a barbecue. Three year old Michael waa extremely disappointed when he learned that hla coualna had to return to their atudlea l i New York. SBvor slipper*, w e d d in g bell* and magnificent floral arrangement* tinged with sil­ ver foliage enhanced the de­ cor of the spadoua Ted Wil­ liams Plumosa Drive last Sunday afternoon more than 100 guests during the appointed hours an open house reception congratulate Selma and Ted William* on their silver wed­ ding anniversary. Greeting the guests at the entrance foyer were Mrs. Ro­ bert (Dottle) Williams and Mrs. Cecil Carlton. Forming the receiving line with their parents were Mrs. Paul Morgan (the former Jano Williams) of Denison, Texas, Miss Linda Williams, Miss Mary Belh Williams and Larry Williams. Unable to attend the fete was son, Jim­ my, who Is with the U. S. Marine Corps, stationed In California. Mrs. Williams received the guests in a lovely pale blue afternoon frock featuring a soft pleated chiffon skirt and a sheer lace bodice. She wore the beautiful corsage present­ ed her by her children and only grandchild, Jayne Kath­ erine Morgan, of Denison, Texas. The refreihment table, over­ laid In white heirloom damask featuring hand embroidered detail, waa centered with an antique silver epergne ar­ rangement of sweetheart ros-| crystal and sliver appointes, chrysanthemums and ments. baby's breath interspersed Pink roses, apple blossoms, with tail white tapers. Dainty blue hearts, silver bells and refreshments were offered in |butterflies decorated the uni­ MR. AND MRS. TED WILLIAMS nrnl four of their children from left to right, Mrn. Pnul Morgan of Denlaon, Texas, Mitts Linda Wil­ liams, Larry Williams and petite Mary Beth Progressive Parties Given Seniors By Evelyn U riy On* of the most fun-filled patties of the season was en­ joyed Saturday afternoon and evening when four graduating aenJors of Oviedo High School wet* honored by their parents at four different progressive parties at the homes of the guest* of honor, Gay Ulrey, Karen Jensen, Nancy Swen­ son and Arthur Evans. The party began at B o'clock •t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ulrey in Oviedo. The re­ freshment table carried out the class colors of red and white, A large white glob* topped by a bright red gradu­ ation cap waa the center of interest, flanked by two silver candelabra with red candles. An arrangement of red and white roses waa also used. Punch waa served from a crystal punch bowl by Mra. Wesley Swenson. Various hors d'oeuvres were served to tho guests. Leaving the Ulrey borne at • o'clock, guests drove out to the home of the Leonard Jansent on Bear Gully Lake in Goldenrod, A delicious steak supper, together with baked beans, tossed salad and French bread was served from low tables on (he lawn. Guests were seated on cush­ ions on the ground. Green table cloths ware used and napkins were placed in black circles which formed a grad­ uation cap on top. Many or­ chids war* pinned among the branches of tho trees. vaa at toe John Evans home In Oviedo. This waa a dance enjoyed by the students on the tennis court. The entire court was surrounded by lighted can­ dles. A Caribbean hat-making contest was enjoyed by the guests, Jim Courier won a prise for the funniest hat and Nancy Swenson for the most original. Marilyn Partin alio won a prlso. Soft drlnki were served by placed among the net. A most novel decoration in the living the hosti. The final party ended at the home of the Wciley Swensons on Lake Hayes. The house was decorated with fish nets hung from the ceiling and here and there life livers were placed. Small pennants reading "Ahoy Seniors" were S x v fe r l T r a il P « g » 8 — 'April CT, rrtB June Brodie New Prexy Silver Wedding Anniversary que four-tiered cake at one and a sugar slipper contained erals, 23. dainty roses. A silver band ac­ Coffee was poured from an cented with silver leaves and tique silver service at the op roses encircled the top layer, poslte end of the table. A aide centered with the sliver num- table, covered in an Italian cut cloth, was centered with an epergne arrangement with a handsome silver bowl con­ taining sparkling fruit punch. Pouring and serving were the Mmes. Marion Roberts, W. H. Stewart, Jack Burney, Bob Tuttle, Hugh Carlton, Lau­ ren Johnson, John D. Carlton, George Hughes, J. H. Lee, W. W. Tyre and J. W. Brown. Floating hostesses were the Misses Sylvia Williams, Sheralyn Williams, Ada Rupert and Debbie Jarvis. Floral arrangements were designed and crested by the Mmes. W. A. Norris, J. H. Lee and J. E. Terwllllger for the reception with the honor guests receiving many ar­ rangements as mementos. Among the out of town guests attending were Rev. and Mrs. J. E. McKinley, St. Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tuttle and children, Allen, Jack, Gary, Jimmy and Ka­ ren, Orlando, and Mrs. Paul E. FilCffer and Louri Anne, Tallahassee. Also Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Carlton, Cross City; Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Reynolds Jr. and J. Paul Reynolds III, MelWilliams received more thnn 200 guests Sunday borne; Mr. and Mrs. John B. nfternoon, April 2J>, 1965 at their Plumosa Drive Dean and Betty and Mr. and home In observing the Ted Williams silver wed. Mra. Williard Dean, Mark and ding anniversary. Wayne, alt from Leesburg, end of the table. The four col­ umns dividing the tiers were ornated with white doves holding silver wedding bands Mrs. R . Chase O f Epsilon Sigma Alpha Joann Rowe’s lovely home on SlellonvlIIe Avenue was the scene of a recent buslnesi meeting of Epsilon Sigma Al­ pha Sorority. The main item on the agen­ da was the election of officers for the coming year with the following slate elected: presi­ dent, June Brodie; vice presi­ dent, Shirley Higgins; record­ ing secretary, Joann Rowe; corresponding secretary, Pat Smith, and treasurer, Bonnie Edwards. PIsns were msdc for the annual Mothers Day Tea to be held at the Maison et Jardin in Altamonte Spring! and the end of the year banquet will be at the Capri Reitaurant. The chapter will participate in the Merry Go Round talent night at Seminole High School on May li with proceeds benefiting the Little R e d School House. Presentations will be made at the banquet to the girl of the year and the outstanding pledge of the year, which were voted on at the meeting. The group recently enjoyed a delightful afternoon of swimming at the Schirard borne In Loch Arbor. Participating in the recent activities were the Mmes. Claire Fite, Shirley Higgins, Mary Ann Bruce, Kathy Bukur, Joann Rowe, Janice Cowley, June Brodie, Hope Schirard, Bonnie Edwards, Ginger Moran, Kathy Tookc and the Mbses Betty Mans, Nancy Davla and Margaret Quarles. Mra. Kathy Henson welcomed as a guest. was Luncheon Fetes Bridal Attendants By Evely* Lnndy do. Hostcisei were Mrs. School, received a glamor Mist Marilyn Partin, daugh­ Charles Niblick and Mrs. Ben curler cap from the hostesses. ter of Mr. and Mra. James Wainrlght Sr. The attractive and novel Mr*. Randall Chaie cordial Partin, Oviedo, was guest of Marilyn, a member of the table decorations were pastel honor at a luncheon at tho ly Invite* all member* of Skyline Restaurant in Orlan­ icnlor clasi at Oviedo High spring Cowers used with a Seminole County Florida Stale University Alumni Association to a coffee at her Bel Air home this Thursday, April 29, from 8 9 p.m. Alumni Coffee Personals figurine of a teenager in a cap and gown. Alio uied waa a white world globe topped with a graduation cap. Tba theme of the table decoration waa depicting Marilyn con­ quering the world, Favors of a graduating fig­ urine waa presented to each guest, who were, in addition to the guest of honor, Mrs. James Partin, M in Maureen Boyle, Miss Joy Wainrlght, Miss Linds Riggins, Miss Suxanne Partin, Mis* Gay Ul­ rey, M in Marian Carpenter and M in Sherry Walts. t Mins Jenn Cunnlnglmii! left Tiit-sduy for n visit with her sister unit brotlirr-lu-biw, Mr. nnd Mr*. F. K. Denhy in Oldsmar. Altamonte Springs OVIEDO SENIORS honored with n graduation progressive party series recently ure from the left, Nancy Swenson, Kuren Jansen, Arthur Evans and Gay Ulrey. S a n f o r d Pers o n a l s Mra. John J, Durcn of Weat First Street, has returned home after attendin tormance of "The King and 1" at the Garrett High School, Garrett, Ind. Her granddaugh- ter, Cynthia Strobe), who is maid to each other. a acnlar holding many clan P U n iT V * I N T IB R I T V • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT E9 Check U b For These Services. 1. 03 Personalized Services. 2. (HI Charge Accounts. *9 3. (HJ Right Prices On All Mdse, t ( 3 24 Hr. Prescription Service. 6. (HI Immediate Free Delivery. Mrs. Robert S. Blllhimer Is recuperating at her home fol­ lowing surgery at Seminole Memorial H o s p i t a l . Her daughter, Mrs. Herbert J. Earle, the former Betty Blit, himer, arrived from Ann Ar­ bor, Mich., to be with her mother during convalescence. Betty waa admitted to the hospital Saturday for emer­ gency treatment and is now back at boms with ber par­ ent*, where mamma and daughter are playing nurse- Permanent Arrangements LIGGETT • REX ALL DRUG PHONE 922-Tllt Air CenClltoned Lonnie SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. B. I A S Bufetd Av*. aaa-ius a u -u u Take homemakers. oil, bath oil or olive oil added. heart, Salad oil works, too. Pat dry. Alwaya wash hands with luke­ warm, not hot water, and smooth on a cream or lotion every time your hands have Ir n - |- , i--11 LuuL lu ^TrTT^^mTTTTuT^' lAiu lb uaiti. Our hands have great snapback power. A chemist for a hand cream firm aayi hand* respond rapidly to proper care. If you have allowed ly chapped or damaged by harsh detergent, you need to give them TLC (tender loving care), in the morning soak your hands for a few minutes in a solution of lukewarm watrr with a few drop* of baby S Fabric colors this spring range from creamy, off-wfafte belgas through citrus, corals and light pinki, Lipsticks keyed to fashion shades are soft and dear giving some coior to the lips" Flemings Gifts • Cerda > Books — 210 E. n m St:— Men you can look to for DEPENDABLE SERVICE Maurice Bulled < ■ i — FROM — W e l l \ m Competent, dependable, proud o f the quality products he sells. Maurice Bulled serves the homes o f T. G. Lee Dairy's Sanford customers. WES SAYS: Marv had a little lamb Its fleece wae white ae snow And m were all of Mary'a clothe* — Her Meaa kaaw where te A With DOUBLE LOADS for * quarter Her Mem knew it wae true She washed her rlothea much ( I. 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REMEMBER "MOM” CARDS A GIFTS Personals prano. portrayed the part of were rerrnt houaegHcits oi Lady Thiang in the produc­ hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. tion. Ml.i Strobe) b n been W. Hamil. accepted to St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, lnd. Mra. Wurt W. Warner has Min Ann Mahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma­ han, will enter the University of Florida thli week, where she will major in Public Re­ lations. MISS MARILYN PARTIN, left, Oviedo High School senior, was compll. niented with n graduation luncheon recently at the Skyline Restaurant In Orlundo. Pictured with the honoree are the hostesses, Mrs. Benne Wuinright Sr., center, and M u . Charles Niblack, WES-KAY WASHETERIA Mil French Ave* Saaferd William Carte This la 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. Resists eUlalat, ahraalee, vests... *iterpr*#f..,i*eke CHOKtOT LOVtLY CQLQM far uremia We, •ppHancM, bathtubs, .weshstands, metal cabinets, metal fumdure and for ether autfeee* re***"* •optional odhealoft. And a trademark Ted W illiam t Hardware "Bseferift Meet OrespUte" 205 E. 25th Bt. PhoM 9224454 B u ford that means DEPENDABLE Q U A L IT Y ! 9 By Evelyn Lundy Mrs. Charles Niblack and Mrs. James Wilson, Oviedo, were hostesses at a lovely bridesmaids luncheon Friday at the Skyline Restaurant in Orlando. The luncheon waa In honor of Mist Rose Marl* Be atley, bride-elcct of Moultry Banks. A decorated wedding bell and pastel spring glowers ar­ ranged in a shell lent a festive air to the luncheon table. Appropriate bridal place cards were used. The buffet luncheon was en­ joyed by Miss Rose Marie Beasley, guest of honor; Mrs. Joshua G. Beasley, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Curtis M. Banks, mother of the groom-elect, and Mrs. Billy Smithson, Miss J in Beasley, Mrs. Curtis Banks, Miss Char­ lotte Schlegel, Mrs. George Riggins and Mrs. M a r l * Cooper. Jimmy Shields o f Holly, wood, Culifomin, I* visiting Ids sister, Mrs. .Sum l.uwson at her home on ,Stone Ishiml. [™ | i Of Miss Beasley Luncheon Compliments Miss Partin Will Host F S U Enterprise O U R P R IM A R Y C O N C IR N ■■.T H B P R E S C R IP T IO N GORDON KELLBTT room was a largo treasure chest and anchor. The Swensons server] dcs sert of ice cream and all the flxlngi for aundaes to tho gursti who ended the long, most enjoyable parties at 11:30 p.m. W* TELEPHONE 322-5663 9 4 �I WirmH April 28, 1965 — Page 9 Centers Win Approval From Cabinet Local Library Use Up 100% *At New Building By Dot tIf Austin This i* National Library Week. The slogan for this year la “ Open your future . . . read." Mr*. Sarah King, Sanford librarian, aald today that A lnce moving the local libra­ ry from the Fifth Street lo­ cation to tha present site in the old post office building on First Street circulation haa increased 100 per cent. “ During tha summer months, circulation will in­ crease even more and again we will have our summer reading incentive program,” l 0 h e added. "Since we reviled our old system we have had 6,000 persons registered In the past three years. There is great room for expansion in this building, but as with many other cities our book supply is way below what it should be. For a city ths site of Sanford, we should have 100,books, according to na­ tional standards. We have about 25,000,” Mrs. King explained. From 50 to 150 new books are purchased each month and the local library stocks 50 periodicals and five dally newspapers. The Sanford librarian re­ c e n t ly attended a three-day m eeting of the Florida Libra­ ry Association — the first time that a Sanford librarian has ever attended. The local Institution is op­ en from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, as w ell'as on Friday from 6 to • p.m. "However, after the close 0 f school we will discontinue the Friday evening hours un­ til next fall,” Mrs. King noted. Queried as to the age group which reads the most, Mrs. King replied that youngaters in the nine-to 12-yearold group are the most avid readers. "Things really start to bus­ tle in here shortly after school is out in the afternoon. We have a steady stream o f youngsters o f all ages. One o f our needs is for more ehaira and tables to be used fo r study and research proj­ ects. "A nd, of course, we cer­ tainty hope we get our aircon ditionin g next year,” add™ d Mrs. King. O, T. Willey, o f Orlando, honorary chairman of Nation­ al Library Week In Florida, nays that the library, more than anything else In our so­ ciety, represents ths reposi­ tory o f human knowledge. It Is the written record o f events and tha accumulated w isd om o f menkind. W. McPherson Rites Thursday ___ Funeral_ services for Willie Wile* McPherson, 66, of Chu luota, who died Monday, will be conducted at 2 p. m. #huraday at First Baptist Church of Chuluota, with Rev. Victor Mawby officiating. Burial will be in Glen Ha­ ven Memorial Park, Winter P art, with Oviedo Masonic Lodge in charge of graveside aerirJcea. Beer Budget TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Vocational education renters in four counties got tentative Cabinet approval Tuesday but still undecided la a bigger <|iir*tiun — whether such training should be at the high school or junior college level. Gov. Haydon Rums, for one, thinks it should be (n junior college. As tentative approval was given for centers In Etcam bis, Polk, Manatee and Volusla Counties, he comment­ ed; “ Unless we decide at the start to require these voca tional center* to be part of the junior colleges, we will put ourselves on the brink of expensive overlapping.” No policy decision was forthcoming, however. School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey said h li staff was carefully working out guide­ line! for training. And Secretary o f Stale Tom Adam* suggested the whole matter should he held over to see whether the Leg­ islature derides vocational centers should be associated with academic ones. The four centers temporar­ ily approved for 00 days in­ cluded the Polk vocational center at Bartow, Daytona Beach Junior College, Wil­ liam Woodham High School at Pensacola and Manatee vo­ cational and technical center in Bradenton. In other business, tht Cabinet: — Decided to bring under slngl* administrations junior colleges in I’ inellns, St. Lu­ cie, Lake and Palm Beach counties. — Approved a policy of au­ tomatic admission to univer­ sities of graduates from stste junior colleges. RIG WAREHOUSE SALE by Goodyear Store of Genernl Electric pro­ ducts nets under way Thursday at Sanford Civic Center. The center will be open each night until 9 o’clock. Free refreshments will be served and Margaret Quarles, of Florida Power & Light Company, will demonstrate the new electric ranges. (Herald Photo) ' Project Fire' Launch Tuesday CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — Within five years, a three-man Apollo spaceship returning from (be moon is scheduled to make a m eteonic dive into earth's atmosphere. The astronauts' lives and the success of their historic miss­ ion will depend on a blunt heat shield and its ability to fend off rays from a fireball of gases with temperatures ap­ proaching 20,000 degrees. To make certain scientists have correctly predicted the re-entry healing a moonship will face, the federal space agency developed two small spacecraft to be rammed t o ward earth at the 25,000-mile. an-hour speeds of spacecraft returning from Iho moon. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration an­ nounced today that the second of the instrument • laden Pro­ ject Fire probes Is set to be launched next Tuesday. The first Project Fire payload was driven into earth's atmosphere a year ago at speeds up to 25,800 mph. It indicated that irientists may have over estimated the re-en­ try heat. . r . « - . Next week’ s spacecraft is de­ signed to confirm the first probe's measurements and make a more thorough study of high-speed heating. The agency said that re-en­ try heat from a lunar flight is significantly greater than the temperatures produced h> Mercury and Gemini capsules returning from earth orbits at 17,000-mph speeds. Ethel M . Beebe Succumbs A t 67 Mr*. Ethel Mse Beebe. 67, o f 6 Plata Oval, Casselberry, died today in Winter Park Hospital following a long ill ae*s A native of Paterson, N. J.. she moved to Casselberry six year* ago from Washington, D C., where she retired In 1959 as a government employe and was treasurer of the Board of Cosmetology, She was a Baptist. Survivors are five sisters, Mrs. Hugh Ford, Mrs. Kenneth Sasser and Mrs. Cecil Reh berg, all of Casselberry; Mrs. Henry Holt of Richmond, V*., and Mrs. Jack Wunder ol Ridgecrest, Calif. Niblaek Funeral Home, Cas­ selberry, Is In charge of ar rsngcments. $ CHELMSFORD, England (UPI)— Doctors in this city’s hospitals have been asked not to prescribe beer and stout for patients because of a price HAMBURG. Germany increase imposed by the re- (UPI) — City fathers, mean­ cent budget. ing no disrespect, deckled not lo fire ■ 21-gun salute for Brit­ ain's Queen Elisabeth II when BUDAPEST (UPI) — Sold- she visits here next mooth. A fers and civilians Joined forces city spokesman explained that la large-scale repair wort af­ not even in the darkest medi­ ter! flood waters struct west­ eval days did we tolerate sa­ lutes." ern Hungary. No Salute Mein Office — S3 W. Pine — Downtown Orlando WASH CLOTHS 10 Tor Extra Soft Assorted Colors Printed BATH TOWELS Fo am B o ck * (The following guide ta (hr ns Iion's best food buys for the wrrkrnd was pre­ pared by the I’.S. Depart­ ments o f Agriculture nnd Interior for United Press International.) WASHINGTON (U P !) — Beef, pork and hroilcr-fryer chiekent along with a variety of fruits and vegetables will be widely featured in food stores across ths nation this weekend. Produce counter will be tnden with plenty o f carrots, celery, corn, lettuce, onions, potatoes, radishes, and spin­ ach, according to Market News Reports of Agriculture Department. Fruit seleetions will Include plenty o f apples, cantaloups, grapefruit, o r a n g e s , and strawberries. Meat counters will offer 3 FOR * F t a b le c o v ers * 12 Fringed PAWLING, N. Y. (UPI) Edward R. Murrow, heart know American rommentator of World Wsr 11, died Tuesday at the age of 37, • victim of rancer, at |tli Hudson Valley farm home. Week's Food Buys Feature Variety abundant supplies o f beef rousts, pork roasts, and hams, as well as th# ever-popular broiler-fryer chickens. Also good malndiah buys ate fanned pink salmon, fish sticks, nnd fish portions. Wounds Patched PARIS (U P !) Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco had lunch with President Charles de Gaulle In the Elya** Palace. It marked Monaco*! formal reconciliation with dc Gaulle who three years ago threatenened to decree* an economic boycott of the tax-free princi­ pality. Throe weeks ago Ihc former head of Ihe U. S. Information Agency asked the doctors at­ tending him at New York hos­ pital to permit him to die here. They allowed him to go home, for they and lie knew his esse was hopeless. ‘ I believe that all of us feel a deep sente of toss,” said President Johnson, heading a long list of mourners, from the prominent to the mundane, whose lives b id been touched by the busby-browed journal 1st. After the war snd with the advent of television, he be came widely known for his fre quently controversial pro­ grams, "Sec It Now," 'T crs o o To Person,” and later "CBS Reports." Funeral service will be hold at I p. m. Friday at St. James Episcopal Church In New York City, HAND TOWELS 24 Utility 14” x 26" 6 FOR *1 “ Drap-orec Ladies Seamless P R IN T S R«a- H e Mesh Nylon HOSE large Assortment d r ess p r in t s 4 PR- *1 ° ° ThosedevilishDodgsRoysiri Roll iphl ’65 DODGE POLJUU Funeral Notice *2 8 2 1 mm, m i l HI. M*f— Kunrrel service* ri,r Mrs. Htliel Mse Ileet.e, l|, „ f t 's i . •-Ibtfry* e lm itlecl early Inday. will l>e held at In a m. Friday at Iire )'tia|rel of Nltitack Funeral Home In Haa* ■elksrry w ill. Hey. Iiarwln kliea olflcla lln c. Niblaek Funeral Hums In rharas. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. INI WERT 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA Tfoui NAME BRAND HEADQUARTERS LOVELAND TOILET ARTICLES Lipstick — Face Speed Riggs* famous tobacco auctioneer recommends LUCKYSIHIKEHUMS They put back the taste others take away y a * » w. i / Extra Large Cannon Edward Murrow Dies Of Cancer APOLLO’8 ADDRESS—Towering 525 feet above Merritt Island, Fla., near Capa Kennedy, NASA's vehicle assem­ bly building nears completion. Standing on eight acres of land, the giant structure, which could contain the volume of the United Nations Building and several small bouae the Apollo-Saturn V during assem­ bly. The rockets are designed for three-man flights to the moon. Assembled erect, they will be carted on a a gigantic wheeled vehicle to the launching pad. HOPE YOU MEAD THE THINK YOU WANT TO HEAR... MR. GEORGS C. HEARN, CONSULTANT MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE 111 PARK AVE., SO. — I’HONE 122-MIS EVERY FRIDAY — 1> TILL 1 ITEMS BELO W m o st S i * 5*. Mass Repair MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE APR. 29-30, M A Y 1 Eyebrow M akeup — Powder — Cream s — ( 5 « *100 105419E. FIRS! ST. SANFORD SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY * �flit fMTwl Vrrtll Ration Economy Free Of Threat T-Sgt. L. C. Harold Leaves For Germany Of Steel Strike 'Susan Galletfa Champ Speller At All Souls By Donna Ei In Busan Galletta, 13-ycar-old daughter o f M». and Mra. Rirtholemew Galicia o f Sum* marlin Avenue, waa declared champion o f the spelling bee held at All Soula School. The conU it waa aponaored by St* Rlchard'a Council •857, Knlihta of Columbua. Suian la a student o f Sister Mary Veronita’a eighth grads claaa at All Soul*, F in t runnerup waa Karen McKay, daughter o f Mra. L. T . McKay, alao o f Summer* Hn Avenue, Sanford, and arcend runnerup waa Kmlly Dougherty, daughter of Dr. end Mra. Richard H. Dough­ erty o f Loch Arbor. Karen la n atudent In Mra. Robert Nolle’* aeventh grade claaa and Emily I* in Slater Mary Veronita'a claaa. All three winner* were ■warded appropriately en­ graved crucifix** by Moat Worthy Grand Knight Theo­ dore Michele, who compli­ mented the youngater* on their outatandlng apelling ability. A total o f 320 words waa spelled before a champion could be determined. Alao participating in tha contact and preaented with roaariea by Ralph Pexold, Grand Knight, were Neal Otmatead and Thomas Doyle nf the fifth grade; Larry Crlmmin* and Randall Brieter o f tha alxth grade; and Julie Miller o f tha aeventh grade. Slater John Berchmana waa In charge of arrangement* fo r the event and Mra. Louis Huddleston acted as announc­ er. Serving a* Judges were Slater Mary Electa and Sla­ ter Mary Florita. Beckwith Heads Historical Unit The Seminal* County His­ torical Commission came in­ to being Tuesday when the County Board o f Commis­ sioners named 10 person* to serve on the panel. Arthur Beckwith Jr., coun­ ty clerk, waa named to serve aa temporary chairman until a permanent ehalrman ran be ehoaen. Members named include: Mrs. Lorraine Whiting, A. B. Pete non Jr., Mra. John Ev­ ans, Mra. Joan Henna, Mrs. R. O. Chase, Duane Mangle, G. Andrew Speer, Mra. W. G. Kllbea and Ed Klrchhoff. Band Appears A t Schools Ry Jaat Casselberry Tha Intermediate Band of South Seminole Junior High School, under direction of Bandmaaler George Kirsten, has I>e*n making appearances at tha fiva area elementary •rhoot* In order In introduce the junior high music pingram. During the month of April lhay have played for students at Bear la k e, South Semin­ ole, Long wood, English Es­ tate* and Altamonte Springs Elementary Schoola. Pane 10 — Aprfl 2 8 .1 0 6 5 By Robert B. Thomas Jr. 222-S7S6 ALL SOULS apelling bee winners, Emily Dougherty, Karen McKay, and Susan Galletta (center, from left) nrc shown with Rev. Richard Lyons and Sister John Bcrchmnns (left) and Theodore Michels (right), Grand Knight o f St. Richard's Council 53S7, Knights o f Columbus, which «ponsoretl the event. Other participants, shown with Grand Knight Ralph Resold (bottom photo, left to right), were Neal Olmstcad, Thomas Doyle, Larry Crimmins, Randal Brister and Julie Miller. (Herald Photos) History Class To Be On TV By Jane Casselberry South .Seminole Junior High School students from Guy Strickland's Amerlrnn History classes will appear an the American History educational TV program over Channel 6 at II a.m., Thursday, May 20. The program will lie taped on May 10 and will he In the form o f a qulx show with two trams competing. Strickland him devised this uppruueli as an luleri-xllug and painless met hud of re­ view for his classes, Team members were selected from those who have partiriputed in elrins quit allows Ih Ihe past. Although there will lie only four students on each team npprnring on the program, two alternates also were pick­ ed from liotli the seconil and fifth period classes. Students chosen Include Herbert Sweexy, John Mc­ Cann*, Boh Anderson, Hermine Hartcli, Sherry Kersey, and Philip Greenhill, second period team; slid Gerald Haas, David Harkins, Maxine Skoliky, Gerard O’Conner, Tom Plnnock, and Bobby Klchitrdsmi, fifth period team. Asiistant Principal Richard Barnett will serve a* moder­ ator presenting the questions, KETHUNG PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR 8. M. KiCluml Sr. wan fitted with a retirement party by public, workH employe* at City Hall. Coworkors prenented "Sid" with a 12-foot alumi­ num fishing boat, named "Tho Whistler" and a cake inscribed "Good luck, Sid." (RlChard ia well known for Itin conatunt whittling an he gotta about hi* dutica.) Mra. Bonn Rotunda, nxxixtnnt finance director presents "Sid" with tho cake, an he aland* in the new boat. PITTSBURGH (U PI) — Ths nation’s economy today we* free of the threat o f a crippling ateel strike for at least four months. Top negotiator* for the United Steelworker* (NSW ) union and th* country's 11 major producers initialed an Interim agreement, averting a strike threatened for mid­ night Friday. The union’s wag* policy committee, which has the final say on all major con­ tract decisions, was expected tn approve the pact at a meeting scheduled for this afternoon. While negotiations on an over-all agreement continue, the Interim pact provides an 11.6 cent hourly increase. The 11.6 cents would be paid into a union "escrow fund" by steel producers end th* USW will apply the fund toward wages, pensions or whatever It decides is best. The union and industry negotiators outlined proced­ ures for bargaining on an over-all agreement. The interim pact provides that either side may give a 30-day termination notice Aug. 1. Th* earliest strike deadline would be Sept. 1. USW President David J. McDonald confirmed detail* o f the Interim agreement in a statement. Tha terms had been reported earlier by Unit­ ed Press International. McDonald said that the ll.B cent interim increase was not the final figure the union would accept In any long range agreement. "The union's position was and remains that the mini­ mum terms of a final settle­ ment must include the 3.2 per cent Improvement recommend­ ed by the presidential guide­ lines, plus an adjustment for increase in roit-of-llving," he said. The Interim pact provided a 2.7 per cent improvement, the union said. Talks broke o ff last Wed­ nesday after seven weeks o f bargaining. A t that time the union had proposed a 17.0 rent an hour Increase over a three-month period which it tahl was based on the presi­ dential guidelines. The induitry countered with a 10>month proposal calling for a two per rent increase •mounting to about seven cant* per hour. A fter each side rejected th* other’s uffer, the union's wage policy committee voted to authorise strike action against the 11 major produc­ ers. Approval was granted to extend a strika to independ­ ent producers unless they agreed to accept terms nego­ tiated with th* major produc­ er*. Post 10050 Sanforditc’s Kin Funeral M onday Funeral and hurisl service* for Mis* Elite l.nvejny, til, of Gainesville, sister of Mrs. Paulino Howard, of Sanford, worn held Monday afternoon In (Irlamln, Mis* l^ivejny, a resident of Gainesville for the past 4.r, years, died there last Friday. A native of Sorrento, she was chief consultant of quar­ antine regulations for the plant inspection section of the Slate Plant Hoard and also served as chief consult­ ant of all departmental pub­ Ry Jan* Casselberry Members o f Routh Seminole lication*. Sha was employed Junior High and Lyman High by the stale for 44 years School Kngllah Department* prior to her retirement In will be entertained at a B 1D62. She was a Methodist. Other than Mrs. Howard, p.m. dinner Friday at the home o f Mra. Malcolm Fora- surviving I* a brother, John ■tan, 1616 Algonquin Trail, E. lajvrjoy, o f Orlando. Dommtrlch Eitates. Her rohottest will be Mra. Paul Teachers Plan Dinner M eet Jurat. New Business Following tha dinner, teach­ er* will bold • work aeaaion for the purpose of evaluating O ut O f Business •nd co-ordinating tho English JACKSONVILLE (DPI) — program for tho two ochools. The (cent of 1.300 gallon* of moonshine had no sooner wan­ ed from a mint-new (till near Councilman 111 hare, than guests dropped in, Georjgo T. Fuller, recently Federal and slate beverage elected North Orlando coun­ agenti smashed Ihe contrap­ cilman and vice mayor, collapeed at his homo last tion and dumped the Illegal Thursday afternoon and waa liquor out. The batch was the rushed to Winter Farit Hos­ first produced by.the still. pital where it waa determined Two men were arrested at that he waa auffarlng from the site. exhaustion and attended bod 'rest waa ordered. Ho la now Some scientist* say rac­ home ragaiaiag kia strength coons moisten their food beand looking forward to re- cause they have poor salivary temteg to kia dutlaa of office. glands. Bear Lake Club Has Election Of Officers For New Year II) Maryann Mites • it c n r l.nkc ('(immunity riuli, at the April meeting, unanimously elected [tichnrd Ontntider ns president fur the coming year after voting an amendment to the hy-laws which permits any officer to succeed himself by receiving mnjurity vote o f the member­ ship. Ollier officers will lie C. D. Pence, vice president; Mrs. lUrhard Mathrs, recording secretary; Itichurd .Mai lies, corresponding secretary, and James Anrrum, treasurer. Itrporta on the cluh’s e f­ fort to establish telephone and mailing listings in a sin­ gle area were given and Os­ trander lead a letter he will send to area officials pertain­ ing to the matter. Plans were mude to have a covered dish dinner at 6 p.m., May 20, in Ihe Hear lutke Elementary School at which time anyone joining the club will be treated to a free meal. This dinner will replace the beans and frank dinner originally planned. Committee in charge is made up o f Mrs. William Carpen­ ter, chairman, and Mrs. Richard Ostrander. Mra. Hel­ en Cockley, and Mrs. Russell Loomis. It was announced that tha "Bear Lake" front and auto tags hava been received and ara available by contacting OaUandaa, Guest speaker for the eve­ ning was Douglas Stenalrom, Sanford attorney, who spake on will* and estate* accord­ ing to Florida laws. A ques­ tion and anawer period waa conducted following hla talk. Hastesaea ware Mra. Har­ old Millar and Mr*. James Anrrum who served coffe* amt cookies preceding the business session. Pig in th* poke prlss was won by Mra. Carpenter. Gurala present were Mra. Stenstrom and Mra, Jo Mayo. Plans Fish Fry For Friday Ry Jane Casselberry VKW Post 10060 o f Cassel­ berry and Ihs Ladies Auxil­ iary will hold a fish fry for members and guests this Fri­ day, starting at 8:30 p.m., at Ih* Post Homs at 200 Con­ cord Drlv*. Th* moderate charge will Include all you can aat and children under 12 will bo ■srved at half price. Than will be an orchestra for danrlng, entertainment, and a cak* walk. Anyone in­ terested In attending may contact any member o f either sponsoring group. A l l s N o t Work Essay Winners In The Senote Announced TALLAHASSEE (UP1) State senators bad some fun at the expense of silver-haired Sen. Verle Pope, of 81. Augus­ tine. He waa charged with looking "seedy." A bill was introduced by Doyle Carlton, of Wancbula, Pope’s cousin, to as* that tha Stnate appropriated $16.11 to buy Pope acme aaw clothe*. Pope, oar* declared tha Senate’s best-dressed maa by a burlap eerperatlaa, had heea looking aoody aad mated soma of hla glamour restored, ac­ cording to the planing Caritoa. By Jan* Casselberry Winners hava been an­ nounced in the “ Keep tha Cafeteria Clean" essay con­ ical sponsored by th* Student Council at South Seminol* Junior High School. They ar* Joann Rider, first, IS; Beverly Riley, aaeond, $2; and Meridall Eddy, third, f. G offering Iron SALISBURY, England (UPI>— If you happen to hava a spare goffering iron in your attic, Mrs. Alleen Pomtroy would Uko ona for bar ion. For tho uninitiated—a goffering Iron la usod to criaUo choirboys’ U to iflfe T /S gt. Lou Charles Harold will leave Saturday for Ger­ many. Having recently com* pleted 20 years o f service, he looks forward to a most In­ teresting and pleasant tour o f duty In Germany. Sergeant Harold la a grad­ uate o f Crooma High School, whs re ha was a star tackla on the Panther football team. He Is visiting his wife, Juanita, and children, Joycelyn and Lou Charles II. a • • The PTA o f Marthlea’ kindergarten sponsored n King and Queen of May Contest. Randolph Harvey Jr. and Frances Wright who were top winners, will be crowned King and Queen, respectively Sun­ day at 2:30 p.m. In the Roy A. Allen gymnasium. Karen Dargen, first runnerup, will crown Frances and Charts* Jackson, the other first runntr-up, will crown Randolph. It waa a moat exciting con­ test aa averyons anxiously awaited tha announcing o f the winner*. All funds raised wilt be usod to improvo tho school. Members o f the PTA wish to thank everyon* who con­ tributed to the drive, • • <- * ALLEMANDE LEFT l« the call as Beverly Brown, Stanley Smith. Billy Hardy, Bettye Afitchell and Patricia Blnck (top photo) tro throufth their paces at Hopper Elementary’s third crude party. Their teacher, Mrs. E. O. Young (lower photo), prepares the goodies for Barbara Glenn. Elmer Jenkins, Deborah Blair and Dicdrc Wright. (Herald Photos) O • Mra. E. O. Young’* third trade clast o f Hopper Elanentary presented a language culminating a c t i v i t y last reek. The program waa held within the confines of tha -laaaroom. The pupils exhibted their proficiency In •very phaseof the program. I'heir rhythmband waa very in press! ve. Mrs. Jowea Stevens wilt Refreshments war* aerved. [■arents hid th* eggs for the represent the Midway Elementary PTA at the national ■lasts r egg hunt. • • • convention in Miami, June ID* Midway Elementary School 26. •.-til eponior a Carnival Sat­ • • • urday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Coroms High PTA will 1'ha public Is cordially invit- meet at 8 p.m. Monday. ;d. * • l O • PTA o f Goldshoro Element­ Election of PTA officers of ary School will meet Tuesday Midway Elementary will be at 7:30 p.m. held May 24. • • • ACL Employes Fish Fry Slated Sanfurd safety committee o f Atlantic Coast Line rail­ road ia sponsoring a fish fry for amployea Friday at 6:30 p.m. L A. Anderson, assistant superintendent and chairman o f th* safety committee, said approximately 250 to 300 parsons a rt expected to at­ tend tha event. It will be held in th* new recreation park north of the paseenger atation. A quar­ terly meeting of th* safety committee will be held at the conclusion of the fish fry. Anderson said several dis­ trict officials of the ACL are expected to attend, including J. W. Lamberson, safety su­ pervisor, from Jacksonville. D ifferent Type O f Tommy Gun CHATTSWORTH, C a l i f . (UPI)— Floyd Alexander, 32, recMtlj ran an advertisement In a Los Angeles araa news­ paper seeking return of tils stolen tommygun, "no ques­ tion* a*ked." Stale and local authorities called oa Alexander with a few queetioas of their own. He finally convinced the offic­ er* that hi* tommyiun shoots plaster. — sot bullets. Alexander 1* a plastering cootractor. Kindergarten of Castle Brewer Court will sponsor a wiener roust ut Mrs. Stiles, 47 William Clurk Court, at 7:30 p.m. Friday. The public is cordially invited. Funds will be used to purchase play­ ground equipment. 0 S u g a r u u p p lla s H ow the Savings Bonds you buy help our State grow -a message from our Governor ( Chances are you live a tittle better beeatM of the U. S. Savings Bonds program—because to many people In our Stete buy Bondi and eventually redeem them to buy things for w KIa Ii ♦k*ir h av a ■■i>*rl During the last 24 y e a n , many b illlon i o f dollars have flowed back Into the economy o f the State and the Nation in this way. These dollars have benefited our merchants, manufacturers and builders. And tn ao doing hava created joba and Improved earning! for eountleai workers—in our cities and fanning communities silk*. The people of our State and America today hold a record total of over $48 MIHon to Series E aad H Bond* . . . money that will someday be spent to worthwhile way* and help u* grow further. I arge every ona of you to help your future and the future of oar State tv to vesting regularly in U. S. Savings Bunds. \ I) Haydoa Burn* G d v r m a r #/ t'laru U Series E Bonds come in 8 New Taxman JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Frank M. Schmidt, assistant director of Internal Revenue in Loo Angelo*, will replace Lauris W. Tomlinsost as direc­ tor ef the Jacksonville dis­ trict. Tomlinson will retire on May 81. Hie Jacksonville dis­ trict onvers all of Florida. different sizes o A ir Pollution JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Tha State Beard of Health baa •shad ter tha "immediate etoateg" i f a chemical compaay la Mulberry for allegedly eoueiaf air poUutloo la Polk Ceuaty. Lunch room at Carlsbad Cavern* Nattoaal Park, N.M., Five flags have flew* ever fe T«6 teat underground aad P e a a a e e l a , Fie.: Spate, la connected to the surface by Fraace, Britain, U. 8. aad Ihe Coafederacy, atevalsgfc Buy U.8. Savings Bonds STAR-SPANG LCD SAVINGS P U N COS ALL AMERICANS rtt VJ /» , nit earwM m «***— *Ho on* Ms I — n a^onwool n a prpnltd m a p amd fta ddmmmi^ eso . �— i.. 1 SMOKED SAUSAGE WIENERS - RED HOTS BOLOGNA - BEEF LIVER FIRST CUT 1 OP , 4th. St. ft Sanford A t *. 3“s.99* LYKES* HICKORY SMOKED 1 - ' * •\ 1100 W. 13th. St. Quantity Rights Rcsanred I . PICNICS FRESH PORK PICNICS PORK CUTLETS « 49* FRANKS ^ 33* FAMILY PACK FRYERS 5lbs.*1.79 HERMAN'S RAR-R Q SLASHED PRICES ON SPECIAL HEAVY CORN FED WESTERN BEEF ROUND BONE SHOULDER OROAST TENDER RIB LB. 4 ? OSTEAK ru m LEAN ALL MEAT r j S R . i y ; s * *? * v a la s OSTEW ib . V / 59 ' miip >+ jt. * LB. FRESH 100% PURE GROUND 3 » 59 69' LEAN TENDER CUBE lbs. M00 OSTEAK « 79 SOUTHERN YAMS SWEET POTATOES ♦ ; V i. ' 'V i 8HURFINE SLICED OR HALVES HUNT8 MILK 10— »99‘ PEACHES 4™98 SUNLITE 1 -L a CANS 3 LB. CAN SHORTENING Tomatoes •-» 29‘ VEGETOLE 49 KRAFT SEE-ALL Mayonnaise <*. 49c FLOUR 10 UNIT 1 WITH U M OBDXB NEW TEXAS FRESH PICKED GREEN ONIONS 3 - “25‘ BEANS WINTER GARDEN CREAM PIES FAB G IA N T S IZ E LE MON—CHOCOLATE COCONUT— BANANA 14 OZ. SIZE 89 LIMIT 1 WITH $3.00 ORDER *ri ~r*~ �# * * * 25th & PARK SANFORD A. R. MARTIN. Ortondo, now in asnodatcd with Hunt Lincotn-Mcrrury, Inc., an a aalca representative. Marlin, who pinna to move to Sanford In the near fu­ ture, haa ncvernl yearn o f r e t a i l automotive netting experience in F o r d Motor Company productn. He in a itran- DIXIE CRYSTALS QUANTITY • FINE GRANULATED RIGHTS RESERVED Civic Students Leave Thursday For Tallahassee SUGAR LYKES “ SUGAR CREEK nr Jane Caeeelberry Tha VIP treatment will be liven a group of arm young* etera when they visit Tallahasse* thl* week. Fourteen South Seminole Junior High School civic* ■tudrnte, chosen for their outatandlng acholaatlc ability in the field o f government, leave Thursday for a trip to the atate capital. Studenta aingled out for thla honor are Walter 111stllne, Tom Board, Keith Creed#n. Jamra Erlckaen, Tim Layman, Larry llodd, Jerry War­ ren, Linda Hell, Debra Clraham, Vicki Doggett, Candnra Herrington, Mery K e I in , Jeanne Olden ami Kathleen Pike. While In Tallnhassee the group will he Maying at the Howard Johnson Motel. Fri­ day morning n breakfast will be given In the motel'* pri­ vate dining room in their honor by Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr. and Hep. S. S. Davie Jr., o f Seminole County. In­ vited to attend the breakfaat are member* o f the cabinet, preildent o f the acnate and speaker of the House. Following the lircakfnM, the group will tour the State Supreme Court Huilding. An­ other highlight of their viwit will be a tour of the Covernor'a man»lon with Mr*. lU ydun Hum* a* tltrlr hnalr**. They will attend *e**lon* of the Houie and the Senate and visit tha executive officea in the Capitol, After a bu*y and exciting day, they plan to return to f a**ell>erry late F r i d a y night. Civic* teacher Mra. Jo Ann Howe, who will accompany the group, will make movie* of the day'* acllvltiea which later will he shared with atudrnt* of all South Seminole civic* classes. Also accompanying t h e group will ho F. W. Hlitttnc amt Mr* t). Layman. Walter HUtllne will remain In Tallaha»»ee, where he will serve aa a Senate page. TH U RSDAY F R ID A Y SATU RDAY SM O KED LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR *5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER , ' J PLEASE. . v PET” EVAPORATED HALES LIMITED TALL CANS PINK MOUNTAIN” LONG GRAIN U. S. CHOICE ROUND IlONE “ FLAVOR-AGED" REEF 12 •TOPI" ASSORTED FLAVORS or. CANS 19 OZ. PKGS DUNCAN HINES FABULOUS DETERGENT! p ASSORTED FLAVORS a n o _____ ______ ALL PURPOSE' GIANT PKG, '3-DIAMONDS" SLICED LEAN N MEATY t TALL CANS NO. MS CANS BAXET” CUT Limit: One With Your IS Or Mora Food Order PU ua I NO. *t» CANS ’NABISCO" SUGAR-HONEY FO O D K IN G ” Q U A R T E R S I SELECT* ROUND OR MIRACLE' “ COPELAND** • FRESH (OR) • SMOKED S A U SA G E 'CAMPFIRE S L IC E D BACON PILLSBURY FLA. GRADE “ A* FRYER PARTS • Leg* • Thigh* • Breaata (with rib) NO. 193 CAN • Chicken Chop Suey . 67c "CRACKER BARREL" EXTKA-SIIAHP 9 OZ. WEDGE NO. MS CAN • Meatless Chop Suey . 37c N a 193 CAN • Chop SueyVegetables NO. S9S CAN l HOME GROWN FRE8H *N CRISP k • Bean Sprouts ^ CELLO PACK 31c — ^ 15c * o r . BTL. _ n • Soy Sauce 3 • Chow Mein Noodles NO. M l 1 7 - . NO. H i 7 Q - 'SEALD-SWEET* LIMEADE WINTER GARDEN" SLICED < OZ. CANS I �No Highway Robbery Back in 1961, Congress was told that the National System o f Inter­ state and Defense Highways would cost $41 billion, or about $1 million a mile. Four years later the figure stands at $46.8 billion, an upward revision o f $5.8 billion, Federal Highway Ad­ ministrator Bex M. Whitton has an­ nounced. Before cries o f boondogglcry are raised, it should be pointed out that the greatest part o f the increase— 3.6 billion— will go into improvements in the system. It means, says the Americnn Rond Builders Asso­ ciation, safer highways, greater service and longer roadway life. Less than $2 billion o f the in­ crease is attributable to the rising cost o f land acquisition, engineering and construction. (Construction costs have gone up a not unreason­ able 4 per cent in the four years since the 1961 estimate.) The remaining $200 million goes toward added costs o f engineering and administration. A breakdown of the major sum of $3.6 billion— will go into improveThe addition of 414 miles not ap­ proved at the time of the first esti­ mate; more interchanges and traf­ fic lanes to provide better service and to meet the demands of increas­ ing traffic loads; wider shoulders • • As we take just and full measure of all authority, let neither time nor the times press us so hard to ren­ der unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s that we neglect to ren­ der unto God the things that arc God’s.— A. Whitney Griswold. do invita her to a party, ahe thinks they are patronizing. “ Dr. Crane, could you plesie talk to her and see If you can give her the proper perspective on life T*’ Velma demonstrates a very widespread ailment o f human beings. It is called the "cripple complex." Alas, it is not restricted to young people, either, hut af­ fects millions o f men and women, even after the age o f 40. For example, many women (and some men, too) get into a neurotic condition when they visit their dentist and find that they must have false teeth. Maybe they have only a couple o f old roots remaining but they will hang on to these for years aa vain sym­ bols o f their youth. Actually, the modem dent- Herald Area Correspondents Bear Lake-Foreat City Mrs. Maryann Ultra 838-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane rassclberry 438-5044 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Msgla 315-3741 DeBary Mrs. John Leona 488-1883 Deltona Mrs- Mildred Hsray 488-4411 Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 349-4873 Enterprise Mrs. Rltchlo Harris 848-5834 848-4184 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 333-4311 Lake Monroe lira. H. L. Johnsea 332-4723 Lon gwood Mrs. Donna Estra 333-3317 North Orlande Mrs. Margaret Cosby 3 I!-8 r9 l Os Wen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 211-4841 Ovkds Mrs. Evelyn Lnndy 385-3184 QHp fcanforli Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., April 28, 1965 M AL I lilt A. OIICI.MM. h lin OR A VO 1*1 Bl.lhlSLE rttA VH ttil.Ttll.lvr-, tire ala tie e - ntaeral Manager FALL EROOKIE IRE EUMKBT ALEXANDER Associate Editor Advertising Dlreour r n tto v a x r a w ■or r . a x i i M .n.gln* Eilllir liu aia w II.LIAMS Advartlslsa Manager Soclatr Editor 4A .V IE IH O EM AK EB s o m a a u it ix Paslitii Itiu iH City Editor raso W illi K D 1 WELLS M ssSaalsal Su#i. C*aaiy Batter RILL TIVCEVr Staff Photographer Published dally sxoept Saturday. Sunday sag Christmas; pub­ lished Saturday precssdlng cbrlstmaa. • L B acE irriu a m a t e s Hems Delivery lie wash By Mall Its Weak SEBIAOLK tO lS T T IMS l Tver l it • Moalka ALL OTHER MAIL III.IC I (see a.ta a aeeatha Lee a M oaths Phil Newsom The UsralS tt a member et (be f a i n s Prase which la sa­ m ite esclustvely le the use for repuhlicettea et all Ike teeal news prisied la tala aewepaper. Kotered aa aeeaaS claae matter oeteeer It. Iplt at Ike Pen Office et Ssateid. Merida, under the Ael et Ceagrese et Marsh t. HIT. Pie pari et aay material, aawa er aeveruataa. er this edltioa et The Saalard nereis may be repredueea Us he? maaaer witheul wrltiih permissive et the publisher et The tier aid. Aay individual er firm reepoaelble ter euch repreaucUea will he cunstdeted ee infringing uo The liereiTe ewpyrighi and will he held liable tor demagog radar the law, Says . . Time Of Crisis iat la both a plastic surgeon as welt as an artist so he can fit you with dentures that will make you look 10 year* younger. Instead o f limping along with a few unsightly “ snags” In your mouth, if you are ut the full denture etage, rejoice about that fact, for within a few weeks you will ho medi­ cally and cosmetically return­ ed to a far more youthful eppearunce. The same goes for you folks who are now hard o f hearing. Don't shun a hearing aid, for the modern earphones arc only about the size of a small thimble. They ran even he fastened to the temple bur of your eyeglasses to your compan­ ions will not even realize you are wearing a hearing device. Hut even if they do, an what I It is a rare thing for us doctors to find a perfect baby at a State Fair buby conteit. And there la hardly one rot]<ge student out o f 1,000 who I doesn't have some type o f de­ ft it (crippled condition). For example, how many of yuu readers have a perfect art of teeth, with not a single filling, gold rrown or bridge in your mouth T How many o f you need glasses, even though lams of yuu aro also so arnsltiva on this point that you refuse to wear them, except in secret! How many o f you are med­ ical "cripples" In that you must take insulin or phenoiarhital or even tranquilizers nnd sleeping drugs? So girls likn Velma need to have their ryes opened and realize that practically every­ body it a "cripple" In aoma way. Hut one o f the quickeit way* to extrovert a person like Velma ia to have her visit the hospital for crippled children or the Veteran’s Hospital and aca the thou­ sands who are far Worse o ff than she is. For that gives yuu a wider perspective in a few minutes o f time and thus makes you grateful that you are no worse o ff than you are! Send for my booklet “ Pay. rhology and Medicine o f the Fare," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always writs to Dr. Crane in care o f this news­ paper, enclosing a long ■tamped, addressed raveland 20 rents to rover typ­ ing and printing costs when you send for one o f hla booklets.) taa 1 Meats Lta l Meats V. a. Festal Itsgulatleaa prevlta that al ■ail aahecripUeaa he paid la advaaea. Letters OVER 35 YEARS At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furnitura • Tile • Pianos • R e n ta ! Il«d ^ Ever since the overthrow o f South Korea'* dictatorial old President Syngtnnn lthee in April, 1900, springtime al­ most by tradition has become a time o f crisis in Korea. Frequently such tiroes are bloody. The anniversary c f the lints which led to lihcc's downfall came on Monday, April 19, and once more events are following an es­ tablished pattern. The issue is a new agreement between Korea and Japan. The student-led riots of 191)0 cost 18.1 lives and left more than 9,000 persons in­ jured, 200 o f them maimed permanently. In March, 1991, student-led crowds again were on the streets, this time in demon­ strations with untl-U.S. and Pro - Communist overtones. These led to the military coup which overthrew the ineffec­ tive government of President Posun Yun and his Premier Dr. John M. Chang. Posun Yun, however, remained a* president. The springs o f 1992 nnd 1903 were relatively quiet ex­ cept for the resignation o f Posun Yun as president and the rise c f (len. Cluing lice Park as provisional president in 1992, ami mass arrests in 1903 following announcement of a plot to assassinate Cluing lice Park. Hut the violence which hit*! overthrown Synpmnn lthee and had been influential in the full of Premier John M. D ick Chang had sewn its seed. The students now regarded themselves its watchdogs of the government. There also was a heritage left ever from the Syngman lthee regime and some 50 years of Jnpnnese rule. lthee shared Ida country men's hatred of the Japanese. In January, 1953, lthee es tublislird the “ lthee Line" which extended Kurran tcrrltuiinl waters to within 90 mile* of Japan and banned Japanese vessels from their richest fishing grounds. Even after Ithcc's downfall, Korean insistence upon retainlng the "lthee Line" stood ns tiie chief barrier against attempts lo establish normaley In Korvnn-Jupuneso rela­ tions. W est’s The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U PI) — Ordinarily I um too busy solving problems here In the nation’s capital to take on problems in other parts o f the country. Hut last weekend, ns a spe­ cial favor to Robert Moses, I made a trip to New York to ■ee what I could tie about straightening out the World's Fuir. The fair, a* you may know, has been having financial d if­ ficulties, mainly because its first season last year did not attract as many visitors as had been expected. Moses, who is president of the World's Fair Cnrp., Hid not exactly retain me ns n consultant to tell him wliat might be done to make the second neusen, opening AptII 21, more successful. Hut since he has implied that some o f last year's press notices were unfair to the fair, I felt that I owed him that much, anyway. Hy giving him the benefit o f my thinking, I can per­ haps help erase any hard f>-«-|. ings that may have resulted from st tietes he considered less glowing than the fair dc-. served. At any rate, I hope Moses will realize thnt ! am doing tills for his own good. It seems to me, based cn wlint 1 saw during a preopening lour of the grounds, that those responsible for planning the fair misinter­ preted the niuod o f the coun­ try. Its theme, generally speak­ ing, Is futuristic. The accent is on spare conquest, push­ button kitchens nnd other sci­ entific wonders, both real and visionary. Which may have been a mistake. It is true that there Is a great deal of interest In to­ morrow's moon landings and dishwashers. Hut there is also reasen to believe that a lot of Amerirnns are getting fed up with always looking ahead and will seize any chance to escape temporarily from the relentless mure it o f progress. The World's Fair, or at h-ust what I saw of it, offers very little opportunity for nostalgia. There is lo he sure, one exhibit that features dinosaurs. Hut not many o f us go hark far enough to feel nostalgic about them. 1 am therefore recommend­ ing tu Mules that he imme­ diately eet aside an entire building for the display of pickled peaches. Editor, Herald: It seems to thla observer that whoever la responsible for the new parking ar­ rangements on First Street must be cither a store-owner in one o f the shopping cen­ ters outside o f town or a member of an adjoining town's Chamber of Congress, trying to attract shoppers. When the city changed from pnralle! to angle park­ ing, the reason given was to create apace for more cars, which it did. Now comes the change in angle, and what do we have ? We have, less parking spare than wo had with the origi­ nal parallel parking. For in­ stance, in one section uf town, the writer Inquired and found the following figures: I'nratlel 5 cara I'rrvlous angle 7 cars New angle 4 cars Thla same percentage ircnta to prevail all over town. If the city la so eager to have residents go to the (hop­ ping centers with their busi­ ness, they've sure given them a big boost in that direction with thla new Improved park­ ing system. A Sanford Shopper Experience at state and county fairs has shown that people will come from miles nround to stand and gaze at pickled peaches. There Is no reuson to suppose their draw­ ing power wouldn't lie equal­ ly strong at a World’s Fulr. Moreover, they would make the fair more appealing inter­ nationally M O NEY J u t t te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e im provem ents, car repairs, for a ll your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Csth Vo* Usesift 24 UoMhl? Flfinonil 3 700 11.00 1300 1800 14 00 3100 LOANS UP TO $400 F A M IL Y FINANCE SERVICE, INC. • f lonferd 1 1 0 South Msgnotla S tre e t............... FA 2-4612 Inadequate staffing and work space, poor research facili­ ties, and sessions which too often arc both Infrequent nnd too short for sensible law­ making. If the citizens' conference gets o ff the ground ns sche­ duled, and draws the expect­ ed ample financial support from some of the major foun­ dations, the hero may turn out to be tin unsung official of the Ford Motor Co., Har­ are Sheldon, field manager of the firm's Civic and Gov­ ernmental Affairs office. Sheldon's norrosl duties sharpened his nvvnrcnrss of the painful shortcomings of most state legislatures. For some two years he discussed the problem with business­ men, legislators nnd others, and then began conferring with interested persons In small groups. The aim o f the Citizens’ Conference, whose trustees still are being chosen, is to build public understanding ami support for efforts at tho state and local level to re­ furbish the legislatures. The Citizens' Conference will undertake substantial re­ search, says Sheldon, and probably will extend Us ef­ forts over a span o f several years. It will not itself plunge Into the various stales, hut will try to work co-operative­ ly with activist improvement groups wherev«r found. To assist its labors, the new organization will hire a top-rank executive director highly qualified in tho field of stats government. N names ore yet bring advnt etl. Hut a source outside t to new group suggests that uno man under consideration is John Anderson, former Re­ publican governor o f Kansas who now Is teaching at the 7u in l tij University o f Massachusetts. He is a political moderate. The hoard o f trustees now being put together already includes several Industrialists, a publisher, a union official, two college presidents, a so­ cial welfare spcclallaL It la intended to be a blue-ribbon group capable of attracting national attention. Preliminary soundings Sug­ gest the conference will not lark for foundation money when the moment of need ar­ rives. Estimates of ultimata cost are not being divulged, even privately. Small contri­ butions from interested par­ ties arc covering tha Interim cost*. T h e citizens' eonfervnra may find itself urging state const it tit ions I revision in ma­ ny places, since often tha shortcomings o f particular legislatures are embedded In antiquated constitutional faattires. Sheldon reports that tha reception for this budding en­ terprise hns been uniformly good so far. Political scient­ ists join In offering approv­ al. The Sheldon project, bear­ ing the stamp o f business In­ itiative srema to cry out fo r endorsement by state and na­ tional lenders of the Repub­ lican party, which makes greater reliance on itate gov­ ernment a ringing article o f Its political faith- TM 4«Dr»w*r FILINA CABINET Tn >« We* NaWf Jm Ml/ * •SMS ran it* s-m r . «tw t era 0)1*0 tollor* Isa fro>*•• m *+ S N O W SM l 0 |l33 _ r I f * </f t t i f h 1jeMM'ir ’( SANFflRtl. ' f i r e s t o n e j* ’i ,i FLOWir f c i ; u m a L Vfr SP R IN G SPECTACULAR ^L\5^iT,liiimiMilliliil4.lt!i.i|iHiillit!di*di*iHl.iliiliii.ii.llliiiililliiliifiWlliiiil»H4A DRESS> SUIT BA6S 0*0*1000 00*11. (0*11 IOUM-1 Ideal for Travel or Clothes Storage in Your Home 0 LADIES' MODEL >1 l«-o* wNa S4 l-t-M Lo** • tfoavy.fouco vinyl with blue omhnsant Bni-li • Ounvanlmt lull trn*lh renter rijqwr otJso with sUnaloul doitioo h.nsw • told* for coovtni#nl sioraga *£g|| 2 c.i • tPASKlIN# WHITINISS ■ mr.rsiMiNs evu OLD PAINT FOR T H E M .O .N E Y 2 fors2 4 Plui ta'x and and two trade-in tlrew of sama »lza otf your c if PH CALLOK 15.90-13 6 .4 0 -1 3 6 .70-13 7.00-14 5.6 0 -1 5 6 .4 0 -1 S |6.00-13 6 .5 0 -1 3 7 .00-13 7 .50-14 5.9 0 -1 5 6 ,7 0 -1 6 Whltawalla only $3 mota per pair. Other sizes slightly hlghar. IN M UM FREE. 12 SQ 30f / Now...buy 2 retreads for approximately ■ i . m9 « ___Ya L. the cost of one NEW TIRE with Comparable Tread Designl m 9 l w ^W W *A|i|Hi’l.4Fi|9||||wiTini'ii'l|i|i|lllKl:ii<i1i'Hlilli:|l'ii*ii|i1|i'i;ili|iiil'*i*TP^^vvyy OIL USE I 00U FAINT • MIlDIVf AN* TUMI ■MUTANT 8 S 8»P8^*8 S P«2P S«N» 0*80 FS-*l»t SUM • Masthe WASHINGTON (N E A ) — Last September In Kansas City more than a score of In­ dustrialists, bankers, farm and labor leader* met In the first of several conferences to consider what they could do about the obvious plight o f the nation's state legisla­ tures. Next month the fruit of those labors, an organization tentatively laheled the Citi­ zens' Conference on Slate Legislatures, will hold Us first formal session In a place not yet designated. That meeting, o f the or­ ganization’# board o f trust­ ees, will mark the birth of what could he the most am­ bitious effort in half a cen­ tury to improve the caliber and performance of U.S. state legislatures. With a few significant ex­ ceptions, these bodies aro handicapped today by nig­ gardly pay for legislators, Thought For Today • Bfossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook Jesus said to them, “ Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, nnd to God the things thnt are God's.’’ And they were amazed at him.— Mark 12:17. Worry Clinic Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Rartee 838-1318 Bruce on bridges to improve safety; heav­ ier pavements to lengthen their use­ ful life; changes and additions in a variety o f highway elements, such as embankments, drainage strucurcs and signs. According to the ARBA. two ob­ vious conclusions should be drawn from the figures o f the new’ report: (1) For the most part, the bigger tab to the American public is buying a more modern, more serv­ iceable and more enduring highway system. (2) The nearly $2 billion incrensc in engineering, right o f wny and construction costs should be a warn­ ing that any delay in completing this vitally needed complex of na­ tional highways will cost taxpayers considerably more money. Dr. Crone’s Velma la a slave to a complex that afflicts mil­ lions of people of all ages. In fact, many of you read­ er* hare it, too, though you may not hare diagnosed youraelf thua far. So ncrapbook thla raae or mall it to a friend who nrrda it. And learn how to widen your perspective quickly, aa out­ lined below. CASE V-475: Velma T „ aged 15, hai a phyaical defect. "D r. Crane," her high •chool teacher began, “ Velma la a lovely girl with a bril­ liant mind. "Hut ahe ahun* people and haa declined the invitation) of boya who have aaked her to attend achool partita. "F or sha haa one leg a lit­ tle shorter than the other. Hut with a built-up ahoe, ahe gets along very well. "However, she imagines people shun her, or if they "Could You Sort of Wear Stilts or Something?" Step leak With nisi Inhibitor ^ DROP C L O T H j Saat Bolt Retractors .3 9 9 « * , 29* , Cor Wash Mitts 209 W. FIRST ST. 322*3649 j raiudi Soft wtut« flbor Par Pair fir* Kiti»t«Uh*ri Includes bracket Polishing Cloth 5 yards of cottoE doth 4 4 0 J Koy Chain F la sh lig h ts s U it i paniiftt boltarias 90o 1st 1 Freach Sanford, Ph. 322-0214 Tiresfonc Open • a as. • S * ■ M b Friday Night Till • �I 8Fr •anfrtrB Pntre 2 -A — A p ril 2 8 , 1968 V m ll (Dsuah ClJbby: DEAR ABBY; I have been married for eight year*, t have been smoking for ten years but 1 have never By A bigail Van Buren imoked in front of my inlava became they think it's a crime for a woman to amoke a cigarette. My chil­ Jacoby IBM Vanderbilt Cap Winners Newspaper Enterprise Ass*. Today we have a fatherson discussion of misuse of the Blackwood convention. Oswald: "What do you think of South's four notrump bldT" Jim; "When I was first learning Bridge you taught me never to use Blackwood when I held a worthless dou­ bleton in an unbid suit or in ena bid by our opponents. South violated this rule end misled a (inch alam because after bla partner ebowad one see, South waa afraid to bid ■lx because of the ehance of losing two clubs." Oswald; "If North had shown two acta, South would have bid elx but might well have missed seven. Inciden­ tally, when he dropped the bidding at five he violated On NORTH *73 SB V Q 10 9 4 ♦ AKJ865 *4 WIST BAIT * 9» A Q 10 OB fit BTI • 10 7 3 #943 ♦ A K q J lO J * 9 0 0 3 SOUTH (D) A A K JB 4 V AK JOS ♦Q *73 Both vulnerable ■anth West North East 1* 3* 3• Paid IV Pass .4 09 Fasa 4 N.T. Pass S * Pass 6 09 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—* K. another cardinal rula of Blackwood usage which la ‘When you bid Blackwood you Intend to bid a slam if your partner*! response In­ U>SJJw (jJom&n T w o psychologists who hava made a study of conver­ sation claim thay have dis­ covered that woman talk more than men, but say less. It could ba that women only SEEM to say less, because women don’t dare lie aa. direct end positive In get­ ting their ideas across. In order to appear reassur­ ingly feminine to tha men In a group, a woman often haa to sneak In htr definite opin­ ions, mixed with what ap­ pears to be email talk and idle chatter, In order to persuade a man to accept bar suggestions, ■ woman usually has to go at it In eueh a roundabout way Legal Notice riCTITtOUa MAttH NOTICH IS hereby alvrn that 1 im snxsxsil In al llwy. all 411, Lunamiiii], Hsni* Innls County, Florida. UQdtr ths f lot Itinu* turn* of SANLANUU MOBILE 1IOMK HALLH sml thst 1 Intend to reslittr •■hi turn* wllti tlis Cttrk of lh« Circuit court, Hsnilnolo Cuiifity, FlnrMn, In sci'urilanco With the provision* of ths Victltiuus N*m* Statute*, tn-witi Bartlon Ml.lt Florid* etatuto* m » . rilgl It. C. Blount Publish; April !«, II, II, May *. IHI CHI, 44 IN TME lia c t lT COUNT OP Till! NINTH JUDICIAL CIO. ri'IT, IN AND POH INDIA* (il.H CUCNTV. PLUOIDA. I'll ANCONY NO. MM* FIRST PKDKUAI. HAVINllM ANfl MIAN AKHUCIATiriN OK ORLANDO, a corporation. Plaintiff. OTIfAft J. MULLINS and JOSKI'HINK 11. MULLINS. Ills Wit*. Defendants. < t.ICKK'B NOTH'H nP BALM Nutlea li hereby slven that under a decree of fnrerloeuie and •*!* entered by a Judas nf ths Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Vanilnsl* county, Florida, on the Mrd day nf April. HU. In the abate styled esuss, ! will sell at publl* auction to Ilia hlaheal and beat bidder far rash, at tha Courthouaa to ■anford, Uaml aol * County, Florida, at tha hour of utM A M- ea Tuesday, this Iilk day or May, IMI. ths followin' de­ scribed property i Lot I of WOODMERN PARK. Seminole County, Florida, according I* Plat ihsrsaf recorded la plat Bosh ft, pas* <* •( ths Publl* Record e of Ssatlnol* County, Stats of Florida. (SEAM Arthur M. Meckwllh, Jr. dork Martha T. vihlen. It. C. David W. Hedrick of the firm of GILEd, HEDRICK a ROBINSON III East Church direst Orlando, Plorlda Attorneys for Plaintiff jH'cbllahi April II. ISIS l u > u «• dicates that your side has nt least three acss’. M Jim; "That la, ao right. In­ cidentally, South had a per­ fect bid at his disposal after North's jump to four hearts. All ha had to do was to bid five heart*." Oswald: "Yes. This partkulsr bid la not too well known but every good player should hava it in hia kit. The Idea la that when your side has bid three suite and found a major suit fit n hid of five In that major aaka partner to go on to tha slam If he ean take care of the aecond round of the fourth eult." Jim: "South certainly had the Ideal hand with which to use this bid. Too bed he didn't know about It since the slam waa about aa eaay a one to make In the play aa I have ever eeen." It may aecm a woman isn’t ssylng snythlng when she Is chattering awsy on apparently unrelated subjects. But ■he'll make her point at the exact moment, when ahe think* ths time Is right. Women hultd themselves up in the same roundabout way. Listen carefully to that rambling, seemingly point­ less story Mrs. Jones Is tell­ ing and you'll discover she IS making a point. Sho’ll slip it In so smooth­ ly you're barely conscious the chatter waa to let you know that Junior's quite a brain, or Sla Is very popular, nr that ahe Is married to ■ moat successful man. T V Tim e Previews ly performed by Fannie BHce, tha role eha plays In Funny Girl. A well-produced ■how with a tastefully excel­ lent (election of material. How much you enjoy It will depend on how much you en­ joy Miss Streisand. 7:30-8 p.m. CBS. Mr. Ed. “ My Horae ths Mailman." Ed is so captivated by a picture of tha pony Express, he la determined to carry on ths fin* old tradition. But In or­ der to deliver mall, ha has to have soma—ao h* steals IL Wilbur dossn't believe in horsing around and has to pretend to ba selling Ed in order to get him to atop. Aa uaual, tha dialogue carries the fer-fetched situation. 7:80-9 p.m. NBC. The Vir­ ginian "The Executioners." (color) (rerun) Hugh O'Drlan ia very good In hia guest role aa a vengeance seeker looking for the men who mur­ dered hia father, an equally remarkable performance la given by Colleen Dcwhurnt aa a passion-tom middle-aged schoolteacher. Fippa Scott, Doug McClure, Gary Clarke and Roberta Shore round out the rest of the celt, R-8;30 p.m. ABC. Tatty Duke. "What's Cooking, Cou­ sin 7" Fatty has a big rival for Richard'* heart—his sto­ mach. lie keeps breaking datea with har to accept din­ ner Invitations tsndsred by a plain girl who’s a whii of a cook. Petty tries to uie Ca­ thy to fight food with food, but Juit ai it looks as If she'll triumph, she's left to her own devices. French sin­ ger Jean-Paul Vignon makes a brief guest appearance. 9-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movie. "Cry Terror!" (rerun) James Mason, Rod Steiger and Inger Stevens •tar in this 1968 film con­ cerning an extortionist, a TV repairman and hia family. 9EWI something about it to their grandparents. I have never TOLD the children not to say anything about it bec a u s e , knowing children, that's the first thing they'd tell. I feel very guilty about this. Should I continue to hide tha fact that 1 smoke from my in-lawi, or should I smoke la front of them ■nd lake (he consequences 7 TWO-PACK PATTY DEAR PATTY: A woman who la old enough to be ■ wife end mother ia old enough to imoke if she wants to. Either quit smok­ ing and make an honest woman of yourself, or light up in front of your in-laws. • * • DEAR ABBY: I am a ISyear-old boy who could easily pass for 21. (1 am 6’J” and weigh 210). I drop­ ped out of school • few months ago and got a Job washing dishes In a restau­ rant. 1 got In bad with my family became they didn't want me to drop out, so I moved out of the house. A waitress where 1 work took a liking to me and 1 got more Involved with her than 1 should have. She Is 27 and has been divorced twice. She now tells me that she !■ going to hove a baby and it is mine. (It is possible, but I can’t he sure.) She says If I don't marry her, she can take me to court Can ahe do thlaT IN TROUBLE DEAR IN: You had betler go home, kid, and let your parents (and a lawyer) extricate you from a mess. ®d sy o»woid Jacoby y ih By Ruth M illatt that aha does use up a lot of extra words. For instance, before a woman gets down to the point of asking her husband If she can redecorate the liv­ ing room, she may make ■uch seemingly idle chatter as tailing him In detail what tha Joneses hava done to their house, then talk about hav­ ing his boss over to dinner, then talk unhappily about how shabby tha aofa looks and how badly tha walla need painting—and so on. Nona of that is wasted breath—It Is not tha idle chatter of en empty mind that doesn’t know where the conversation la heading. J tiy h liy h ti B-10 p.m. CBS. "My Name la Barbara." When you gat a specie! by Barbara Strei­ sand, you get a •pedal by Barbara Streisand. The hot­ test young star of Theatre and record! brings you a virt­ ual one-woman recital, noth­ ing new for her, since tha le almost the sole aeeet of her broadway vehlcla, "Funny Girl." Barbara performs some 26 numltera and refreshingly ■leers clear of overworked ■tandards other than ths ones ■he's overworked hertalf. Most of the materiel ia muetcal comedy In origin and ■he naturally does aaveral of the selections she does on Broadway. Of even ireater interest Is the feet that aha gets a chanca to do a couple of aonge ("My Man" and "Second Hand Boat") actual- dren (four and six) have seen me imoke, and I am on edge all the time for fear one of them will mention Steiger, aa an Intellectual criminal, force* Mason, the electronic! man, to mak* tiny bombs which ha placaa in an airlines building In an effort to extort a half million dol­ lars from tha Company. The climax cornea when Steiger kidnaps Mason's family and Mason haa to save them. Newsman Chet lluntley por­ tray* himself. 9:30-10:30 p . m. AnC. Burke'a Law. "Who Killed tha Grand Plano7" In this ona wa get to watch a bunny mother putting her charges through their pact-a at a bun­ ny club, wa get a lecture from a professional Ghoul on monetary, end we see a su­ per-vain pianist recaivlng a manicure from several peo­ ple who wear surgical masks aa thay perform this elabor­ ate operation. There ere ma­ ny other elmller distractions, and with trtmmlnge like these, who ceres about a mur­ der or who did It T List Ed Begley, Martha Hyer, John Csisavebie, Marilyn Maxwell and Nehemlaa Psrsoff as among those who might have, 10-U p.m. CBS. The Danny Kaya Show. French singing end movie star Charles Asnavour and Danny Kaye make a good combination. Af­ ter Charles elngs "Venice Blue" and “ For Mams," They get together far a delightful medley, In t h e comedy ■ketch, Axnavour portrays French Inspector Fouchst who has been searching for fugi­ tive Gallon Leduc for 36 years; Kay* playa Ladur. Danny *1»i> givae tha Maxlcan version of "Jock and the Beanstalk." Stan Worth, pianist and linger, afford "Walk Bight In" and "1 BeHave In You," and Danny cloaca tha show with "Bunch of Blues." FTP The woman should be In­ formed that If she take:, you lo court, she can face a charge there of contribut­ ing to the delinquency of a minor. • * • DEAR ABBY: Your item about the boy who wes em­ bittered when accused ei ■telling a sweater that he had only found and was keeping for ila owner re­ minded me of the following quotation from the "Mem­ oirs of Thomas Brown” : "My rule through life has been to deal with all man­ kind as if they were hon­ est and intended to deal honestly with me. And al­ though I have often been the victim of such confi­ dence, 1 have no desire that experience should make me ao wise ■■ to become suspicious of all men." Thomaa Brown aerved Florida as its aecond State Governor from 1849 to 1863. Sincerely, Jas. A. Winfield ■ * • CONFIDENTIAL TO "MRS. X " IN MADI­ SON: One woman's left­ overs can be another wom­ an's banquet • * s For Abby’a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. * * ; j/ 1 ^** Teaadev •reals'_ 99**M - a 18-w. Ms* Ye* Mr- GOOD ONLY :) * Troubled? Write to ABBy, Box 09700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aclfaddressed envelope. APRIL 29-MAY 51965 f if t h "Retirement for a single woman who haa known the stimulation of business over the years, can, if she doesn't plan Intelligently, poso prob­ lems of lonllnesi and bore­ dom. But, If she plans for her retirement years with thought, they can he among the best yenra of her life," Speaking was Jane Floyd Buck, who has bren in the public relations business most of her adult life and ahe says she is looking forward to re­ tirement in the next few years. Jane is a dynamic per­ sonality, seemingly frail, e blonde n ow allvery-halred, and she wears very attractive clothes. She will, In my opin­ ion, never "retire," she wui keep on going. Jane Floyd Burk is the widow of a doc­ tor, and has lived in New York for many years. She ia, ■t present, worklni on a pro­ gram for which she is per­ fectly suited—It Is the retire­ ment community of Tucson Green Valley, which ia under the sponsorship of the Uni­ versity of Arisons Foundation. Jane is terribly excited about this and says it la on* 4>f the greatest aisigr. nente h e r company, which is on* of the largest public relations or­ ganisations In tha country, has ever given her. One of the aspects of the Tucson Green Valley retire ment community which Jane find* particularly Interesting is a unique "Test-live" plan. It gives thoie who may be­ come residents an opportunity to rent an apartment cithtr furnished or unfurnished for an Indefinite time. Thus, there is no necessity to make an in­ vestment until you are sure. 1 asked what she, Jane, considered the ona most Im­ portant thing for happiness tn retirement. Her a n s w e r : "Friends." She advises that you should build up your list of friends, making new ones as wall aa keeping old onea. "It la so worthwhile to share the Interests of ene's friends," she said and It is a plan car­ ried out by the energetic Jane Buck. She says that out In Tuc­ son Green Valley people have time for pursuing hobbles, either old ones or finding new ones and aand painting, mod­ ern adaption of aa old Indian handicraft, Is ona of the moat popular avocettoni. If you have no talent for lend paint­ ing, there are other thinga available, auch aa the study of languages, art, or musie that fill free hour*. Jane la very Interested In music end spends every Sat­ urday afternoon at the Metro­ politan Opera when In Mason. She Uvea for music la her leisure hours, studying tha great composers and the In­ terpretations of Utair music. U this "career after 40" woman aver retires, she wUl have plenty to d« that will make her retirement pleasant —and a "green vaUey” should add greatly. Tomorrow — "Dear Edyth Thornton McLeod" V lo nj * v f <« 1 dinner PLATE V pi 'y 15.00 OR MOREl Teats* oelf CARLOAD PAM SITE Shewe Twtro - IM T ta * t m “HOMO** I SLAN41" Jeans* Man** — C*ls* Plan at SUM 0 * l f “MrU*T<MK" JOHN WAYNE EACREMN O'ltANA IN COLON TODAY * THURfl. Bhacklsfly Told I HIHetty For Adults! AT 1;M - l:9d • I M JtH * I M FRIDAY P U B L IX . . . W H E R E S H O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE! , _ v / uabket I PI!) ISLI IX \ 1 VMUMMricri \ J to MptaMtaaa rjutfrMFn-iyjimill • SA N F O R D Sanford Plaza Tkervdei Right is ‘TesiUf elghi* «M4i bee dessortstwoi. t aler dm W e * I* -slash o ig h r - • k * H-fc T- tussewsw. it AJA-iiiiejt go—a. d*MU*»|*>ML it. Li dimnerware special ^ MMM t N I Ml A1RI 4M* 84dp sesked *e veereider ter —b 99s. ^miMpeeeked OssA l l i i k tAi^aJ ia eAti# Afrf*i Ia* s*Ir ftl M w eek THIS WEEK'S STARTS C A F E T E R I A S SANFORD O N LY! Lm Hwy. 17-92 and Onora D r, Sanford It �~l WSt in t r r l f m 9 > April 28, 1965— Pajro 3-A Presenting our Dei Monte ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT PUBLIX ,b3 3 * "FRYERSALE" a *0 ^ • dairy special* • F F F F Rillikory Crurnhy Ceremal-Nu» Roll ............ '.'.'iff 39* Imporlel Irend M a r g a r in e ...... !£' 37* Dot Mont* Pinoopplfr-Gropofniit Fruit D rin k Peaches 4 Fruit Cocktail .. . 5 Spinach........ . 6 Golden Corn .. . . 6 Garden Peas .. . 5 Green Beans . . . 5 Tomatoes ... . 5 C a t s u p ........ • • • 4 6 -o s. cons Kreft'e Attortod (Rieoente, O ltr.-f le.ee** Of Pineapple) Chotee M. Sp re a d s........4 £;“■ M KieH’i lllc.d Blf-lye KiHy Gordon Fmttono • • • • # 2 !4 Swiss Cheese ... $ | cant I • Dot Mont* Doliclout 303 cans *1. Dol Mont* Eorty Gordon cons 303 Green Beans *1. Green B e an s. i i if, iii-ini c & # •w E^m gg •1. . 303 cons • 1. □ Roll Sausage Fish Sticks 20-os. c a bots. # | , pound* ««**0. *»e»*> ^1 Herman'* Orange Bend Smoked P R IC K ARE im cT iv i pound 39' Herman's Sliced Baked Picnic or □ Chopped H a m ...........Vi..' 3 9 ' 1963 Tomow'* Cooked or Baked e 3 f e *1 Mrs, Peel'* Family Peck fried Ham □ Fish F ille ts..... 59* *ee**9**e«e**9*eo9eo99* V;; 6 5 ' Krelt’i Papular French D r e s s in g .... 1 Detergent Special! limit 1 please with purchase* of $5 or mar* Ktett's Faareui Penny-Saver I i. m . . . «t. pkg. 3 9' Swift'* Ic* Cream Cake Roll........ 3 JS t *1 Lody Betty Hoolthful Prune Juice...... 3 29* Italian D ressing..... *£ 39* m i '1 Tarty Jumbo Pies ...........39* l.noot’o, llo .l fet Seafood .eckt.lt itu iti Chili S a u c e ........... I ” 21* bot*. Keystone (itama 6 piece*) Mushroom s....... ™ 2 9 ' White or Colored Facial 2-ply WEDNESDAY P. U. 4.0* | l. N .w i, W oelh er 121 N .w eeope, Coni. 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Sign On t :li-* :ll Tim eline VT S:0U-S:2S A m orlcee lilo le r y id ( in-1:10 Kuir.enltUe (11-11) VT (.11-10:11 H p .nl.h ( I ) 1. : ] . -ta ils Spanish I d l * : l l - l l : 0 1 Bpeco A le BrlonM 11:10-11:10 Model Bludloe V T * 11:11-11:11 K eleldoocepe (•> 11:11-11:10 K eyn ote! e ( MlMle T u iia in tY r . a . n> 11:11-11:41 K ledertlm e l l : l e - l ; l l H u m eelll.o V T # 1:14-1.40 C a p U rla * OoJoece 1A1-MB “ �P i e 4-A— April 28, 1965 Hospital Notes April 22, IMS Atfaluloiu Evelyn Bowen, Allen Grade, Joe Ann Pettereen, Mertlce Brown, Jeffery Jonet, Alber­ to Jordan, Joyce Fltxgerild, _ Cynthia BpTiy, Dorle Rotun­ da, Dewey KliaUh, Violet Sites, Thomu Ray, Mary Mc­ Daniel, Clarice Mtlon, San­ ford; Lorena Tlndel, Lake Monroe; Charlea Prevatt, Otteen; Kathryn Nation, Orange City; David Reeae, Pittaburgh, Pa.; Sylvia William*, Waahington, V. C. HWIIHQ \ \l5> * ♦d W IN THIS BEAUTIFUL 5-Pc. ROGERS FOOD Birth* SERVICE SET Mr. and Mr*. Peter rater* ten, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Richard Henry, Sanford, a boy. NOTHING TO IU Y • JUST REGISTER • ONE SET GIVEN AW AY IN EVERY STORE • Diacharcea Ellaabeth A n n Danlela, Xatharlna Ironilde, Emmert K Inlaw, Belle Kolodncr, Veda Maynard, Donna Nye and ba­ by girl, Klliabeth Parka, Pamela 8m!th, S a n f o r d ; Charla Morrla, DeBaryj Edna Mae Gorman, Lake Mary. DRAWING MAY 1 5 -6 P.M. StOcferUp ^ V^ARK Q ndSavel April 22, JOBS Admlaalona Janlta M. Ilelmnn, Pame­ la Smith, Evelyn Crutchflald, ■ Agnea Boyd, Margaret Ogletree, Dorothy Morrlaon, Dr. A . W . Eppa, Minnie CoUon, Gua 8. Lee, Florence Dimmock, Angela Hunter, San­ ford; Jullue Voigt, Gertrude Kammerer, DeBary: Ger­ trude A. Sayre, Deltona; Loulae Witte, Lake Mary; Maxine Stafford, Lake Monroej Cecil E. Harper, Orlan­ do; Theodora Kirk Metnhart, Brandywine, Md. Blrtha Mr. and Mra. Bob Crutch­ field, Banford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Charlea W. Staf­ ford, Lake Monroe, a boy. Dlachargea Jeffery Alan Jonea, Cyn­ thia Spray, Jamee I). Stroud Jr., Sandra Mattcmtck, Rob­ ert McGill, Donald J. l.inrk, Robyn Hobba, Burnell L. Ball, Ruth A. Polgar and ba­ by girl, Beverly While and baby boy, Sanford; Nettle Perdue, Chuluola; Ruth Reil­ ly and baby girl, Geneva; Harold Lerp, Lake Mary; A l­ bert Ilawkini, Lake Monroe; Jamea E. Jewell, Kathleen Lawaon and baby boy, Laverna Kanarua and baby girl, Longwood; Eva Johnaon, Apopka; Lloyd Kllia, Mlmi; Willie Joe, Tituivllle. April 21, 1065 Admlaalona Jimmy Nelaon, John Riv­ era, Klizntttth lllevina, Bekkn Iluah, David May Sr., Leanna M. Mlhulka, Lynn It. Queen, Judy Kotar, Marie Toter, Sanford; Z<>ra Y. Fiebla, I.nke Monroe; Hugh Whitehead, (lateen; Judy Koaac, Mima; Devonda Smith, Tituavllle; Relty Earle, Ann Arbor, Mich. Blrtha Hr, and Mra. Larry E. Hetman, Sanford, a girl; Mr. nnd Mra. Raymond E. Mikol­ ka, Sanford, a girl. Dlachargea Jnaeph Rlggim, Curtla Mc­ Cloud, Annie Mae Wllllama, baby girl..D aniel*, Dnrle--KAdama, Victoria Bally, Alice Grube, Jamea McGuire, Bev­ erly 1-ognn and baby girl, Sanford; William K. Learb, raairlberry; Lydia Kllpfel, Harry Roar, DeBary; Janrei V. Rlcharda, John Henry Ford, Enlcrprlac; Claude M. Robaon, Danla, April 25, 1(65 Admlaalona May A. Burney, Eloulie Flagler, Barbara Merlnck, Mattla Kirkland, Daphne Con­ nelly, Albln Kendall, Travla Chandler, Charlea Fatter, Father Blood, !.ouUr Wim­ berly, Conda Lee Sampann, Ellxabalh l.ovrqur, J e a a I e Barrington, Frank Phillip*. Una Archer, Mattla Howard, Betty J. Freddie, Sanford; Edward Wood, DeBary; Lola Thamae, Brandon; Carolyn Sutherland, Mima. Blrtha 6-PAK SEAUEST POPSICLES OR FUDGESICIIS BLUE RIBBON QUALITY PRICES EFFECTIV E APRIL 29th THROUGH THE WEEKEND. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. BEEF POT ROAST■•Maaeeaaataaiaaaaaa . BLU E RIBBON Q U A LITY . _ _ # CALIFORNIA ROAST._______ »69‘ ENGLISH CUT ROAST.______.*79 * RO LLED . B LU E RIBBON Q U ALITY BIESS CHUCK ROAST._____ >89* BLU E RIBBON Q U ALITY ROAST BIESS ENGLISH CUT______.*89 ' FR YER 1 w teemoH to to* Iria n rou Bctrvt wth vma naeatir. j 0 2 QUART DECANTER CANADA DRY ASST. FRUIT FLAVORS PILLSBURY OR BALLARD 49 4 o r ^ m p m b ORDIR VALU EI DRINKS....™:: .^ FLOUR. ___5 39t SALTINES...‘ “Wt COOKIES 2'-49* TISSUE.__2Si119* WORTZ CRISPY FRESH _ M * Flovotfetst^7i ICECREAM B A K E R ’S > ASSORTEO DEUCIOUS FLAVORS AURORA. 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LEAN MEATY FRESH FAB DETERGENT FYNE-TEX DET. BIESS PORK ROAST. CEN TER CUT R IB SMOKED PORK CHOPS......... COOK.QUIK Ch.raed, Permed, PretM BEEF CUBE STEAKS..____ 3 kS.’l" MAYFAIR FRESH IN * CUF IH LB CUP COTTAGE CHEESE.......23 ‘ 39* FARMER CRAY SKINLESS FRANKS..............*59' JLASKJRQ1 BH PC1 AM--------------- ----------------------PERCH FILLETS.......... .......»39' CANTALOUPES FANCY L A I G I WESTERN PRSB EXTRA W M C M M W M g gM m B W I! M E to u m o K in iS T A M P S axcuuuva CABBAGEat**.*.......... 9^1 FANCY LONG GRKBN CUCUMBERS_____ .-A* | ram extra • MERCHANTS G tf IN I I > d m P R IL L SHAMPOO "•mmmmmmemem |« M k 5 0 LEM0NS...........18*>29' MIRCNANTS GtUN STAMPS BHRitmounDBif Jj t.lta C U P B A Y P A M PANCY YILL 0 9 OLOBB j COTTAGE C N IIIR ONIONS______ 3- 29 ' % m m m m m m t m m m 2T1T»•• IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP 2/23i 27276 4/29 £ IVORY SOAP ZES T SOAP ZEST SOAP jsbM J +m i m f a ir .'.. Filth V..k Cwtw Expire* Map 5, 1945 I ! I v n n u a u ^ s . 99a Mr. and Mra. 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A SOFTER, 1M0 QTMR SKM WITH TM Tbompaon, H a r b a r t Stan* atrow, Galon Ravala Jr., U K BARS Floranca Dimmock, F r a n k TNI MAP OP BBAUTIPliL VOMIN fra IASY TBIILBVILY VTTU Foaalt, Thomaa Wilton 8r„ A d a MInter, Georg* W. •ATM BABB Thomaa, Dorla Smith, Margarat Fielda, Henrietta Han- TNI FAMILY FAVORITS * HAE1 S BVttTBATN A BRAUTY BATN ry and baby boy, 8anford; Lou la* WltU, Lak* Mary; PBRMNALS8 R IA R B B Staphrn Swaggarty, Lake CREAMY LATHIRMtt O.RCAMT latfibrin * _ S m iM M T W r Mopror; Hilda Jordan, Or- CAMAY SOAP } SWIFT’S<44 K 3 CAMAY SOAP fo o d At Lea.t ■2.0* Vel*e»Dre.e*d k Kelt BeikUf Sell A Hl*k N*eli PRISM LA RG E JU IC Y ^ at Wendy FASHION DOLL ' FRISHMUM ij $3 ! Batum i- • 3 89 Aor . . . tIMOV BOLL FASHION OUTFIT — 596 a s J lour me «h ** m fm cuiteai. j I _ FIHh Week Ceegee | Riplr** May 9,1945 N INCH. 19 Y f At QUAIAMTtl BARREN H0SE.5 ,m*Ih I Aav n ,it v im r boll | FASHION OUTFIT I onlv 9 9 i T tour toutow m (IHIGBM 6*4M*4§*BtBB*BBBBB^nfSIMMSIISS w tr ia r * | UFOTBmilBHT YOUCANBUY j 2/276 IVORY FLAKES 376 TIDE BU PtW ASN ABLU LBYBLY L IM B I 2/336 IVORY SNOW 2/456 DRIFT mtwmtbimI 2/256 QXYOOL _ _ i LARGE u.u 376 CHEER DETERGENT NOTMIMa CLRAMS LIKE OUZ WANT V/DIKNIRVARI 856 DUZ DETERGENT . 95 356 WJTNAlUBAeiBWRITIIIIMBAOfHT Q U E E N S IZB 83( *1.05 Q«CK-EASY TB USB DKTKRGIMT t_DASH *4.60 •l �~ l Horoscope Forecast THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A wonderful day and evening to get bu»y and quickly de­ cide the path you most with to follow in the daya ahead and to ihow that you are the one who le willinir to be the leader who brilliantly proKrame matter* for future re­ ference. Study carefully what­ ever cornea to your attention and make progress to aucceia. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Know what you want from othere in the future and waate no time in itating aim* to clot* tlee who can help much in their attainment. Be very friendly with them. They appreciate this. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Much atudy and private labor i* required before you get fineat ambition* rolling nicely. Follow your intuition* and you get ahead. Keep your mind focuaed on the over-all aim*. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Good friend* in every aphere o f your endeavor ap­ preciate your finest talent* and give the euppor you need. Something unexpected bring* ycu chance to get long-antici­ pated aim. Be sociable tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are now able to get the barking from higher-up quite easily, but you must be prepared to give full detail*. Enthusiastically go after that which i* of civic nature. Be clever. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You can develop In several new avenue* now. You must not waste a moment o f this fine day. Make new plans. Partner* whcse view* are d if­ ferent to youra should be listened to. Follow best idea*. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 23) Follow your hunches for the information you have long wanted and you find it. Mak­ ing close ties happy by some kind thought is very wise, tco. Show them your kind devo­ tion. LIBRA (Sept. 2.1 to Oct. 22) Listening to the ideaa of associates and asking them for advice will lead to greater rapport between you. You quickly come to agreement. Conditions around ycu are bettered. KCORIMO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Getting work ahead o f you tackled in a dynamic fa ­ shion see* it melt away very fast, and you are free for other things on the morrow. Get wardrobe in order. Im­ prove your health. SAGITTARIUS (Ncv. 22 to Dee. 21) Putting those crea­ tive thoughts to work, hut also take some time for amusement you need. Show devotion to those you like. Get Into mutually congenial hob­ bies. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Locking into funda­ mental affair* with kin will reveal how to Increase your holdings. Get rid o f projects that are simply no good. Find better and more lucrative channels. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Contacting all those who can assist you where buying or selling is concern­ ed, new accounts, etc. is wise today. Accomplish a great deal. Then be happy with friends, relative*. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Finances are uppermost in your mind now, and this ia good, since you need to be­ come more prosperoue. Get In touch with businesa expert*. They give you beat pointer*. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or ah* will be on* o f those interesting ycung one* who cannot be led to do what he or aha does not like, but will use every bit of en­ ergy for whatever is truly in­ teresting. Be sure to give the right course o f education in whatever la the forte her* so that a great euccees will be assured through.-ut the life­ time. A fine iij. spirit here, too, "The Stare impel, they do ■ot compel." What you make •f your life is largely up to YOU I Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for May is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, Cali­ fornia. PUFFY BONIS CHICAGO (UPI) — The "bonus" which outfielder Billy Williams received to sign with the Chicago Cubs was a 10cent cigar from scout Ivy Grifiin. OUR BOARDING HOUSE E3 AD.MA*THA.H(*/rt.BA*A>dT IT U S S TO HAVE AMOTHSS; IKTj ,Tva oar a “ W ROH-CIA5S <J6ST.tVAq CCNVSm PATCOM C«=TH* ACT» (M Th£to ICO* ATT he |»P«TA PS CXM. ,A< AMO« f I MUST SET CUT M Y , 6 AM6 EM SO WE CAM IO O sT WANT MiMTO 6 0 PLAY 6 0 M E «T iPJ-H Al*lo WMIMt-E i t 16 **su.' mam CLASS.CAL. is a n f ,n£-> VTuarisa * CMAY.8I? M JS.C OUSTS; T$r •anTnrS f r r t ll April 28. 1085— Page 5-A CARNIVAL By Dick Turner �Herald Classifieds 322-5612 “ EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS* Mr. MERCHANT... 12. Special Notices Stir ftinfsrfc Irratft Page 6-A— April 28, 1965 CAN'AB D o r Camp boglna Juno GE Auto, washer, good condlH i Hon, lift. Ph. 222-0121. w llth .. Lake Holden. F or In­ form ation call 121-1111, Fred Gena*. 31. Musical Instruments Classified Phones The SANFORD HERALD Now Has rreuo Sanford Adding Machines • Typew riters Bateo - Rtntala - Repair* POW ELL’ S OFFICE SUPPLY I lr tllg i 322-5612 Bomlaolo O eu tf ME * l *m n ALL W O RK GUARANTEED W* H er* P orto * Arceeoorlo* TOY CO RRAL 122-1211 R & M Up to 5 in 1.501 1.50 11.50 • to 10 12 |tJO 1.50 |1.90 n to IS |3 11.50 11.80 |2.85 10 to 20 |4IU 0 |2.51 I 3.80 21to 25 |S| 1.50 3.15 |4.7> 20 to 30 1*1 1.50 |8.78 15.70 Mlalmum Ad— t Line (fiv e 0 -In te r weeds per lino) B id e Minimum CharflM All Ship Unto Ada Charmed at 1-Dap Rate CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST T c m m r n is r m 81.50 Per Inch tMlalmuoa laches et B ■ EREoRS" COPY The Herald reoow oa the pelTiles* #* re je e tlo g o r tovtoU g e a r ndvertloom eat whleh It deem s abjeeftonabt# to tb s s e lle r o f this a e w e . paper. DEADLINES AND— REACHING MORE THAN 40,000 PEOPLE D A ILY! we'll moke a heading for you if your OUR CIRCULATION SATURATES YOUR TRADING AREA business is not listed! ■ CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—L ost A r o u s t I I —M on of W onted ] — Personals St— Bovin ga A Usaa 4— R e a lty C w « I I — Insurer no 1— Day N u rierlw SI—Schools a lastrsetleaa I— C hile Care 70— Kmplormoat Borv1000 I— D oes— Cote— Fate 71— Male Help W onted l«— Poultry — L lM itoek t l — Komols Help Wanted It— Special Notices tS— Mala or Pom elo H slp IS—C atering — Food t t —Halos H ole Wanted 14— Bicycle Repairs 77—Hlluotlon W anted 15— Special Hirvlcea SI— Inromo Proporlp I I —Swim ming Poole I I — Business Prop.—Bale IT—Janitorial Service* I I — Heal Kotata Wanted I I — Do-11 •Toureolf II— Itool Estate Bale II— Builder* Bupplloa IT— lluslnsaa Rem ain IS—Hardware 10— Lula For Bala I t — Homo Improvem ents • l— Perm s—Usovas IS—Plumbing SI—Acreage II— Painting II —Houses F o r ta le IS— W all D rilling SI—Houses— Bale or R eel IS— Air Coad. A Heating 11— lluuss For H ost IS— Radio • Telsvteloa IIS—Resort Hantela IS— Photo A Equipment 101—Trailers— Cabanaa IS—Homo Appliances 101— Habits Homos—Balt I I — Musical laatrumaata 101 —Mobile llo m te — R est I I — Builnaaa Equipment III— Trailer Space—Rent IS—Job Printing to t—Trailer Dole— Bole I t —Upholalorr l o t — Apartments For B eet I I —Vacuum Cl tea ora l o t —lloom o For Raat I I —M oving A Storage 110— H otel Boom s I •— Bator m 1nat are 111— Rental Agante 11—P lea ts — r u t s — Boots 111—TVanted Ta ROM 14— Misc. For Bala 111—Auioe F or Bale I I — A rticles F or Neat H I —Autos Bala o r TVeto 15— Swap or E tok a n to I I I —Trucks Far Bela IS—'Wonted T o Bur IIS— Autom otive Barvloe I t — Furniture F or Bala 111—Scooter* A Crelaa IS— Aetlquaa F or Bala I I I —Boats A Motors I I —H onor Ta D oes 111— M arlas Supplies IS— UiMiaeaa O pportuiiU ee ib Sanford B sob an go • WHY NOT INVESTIGATE OUR LOW DAILY DISCOUNT RATES? ONE SALE OFTEN PAYS FOR TH E EN TIRE MONTH’S CO ST! EXAMPLES From (D ial D lreet) Bomlaolo O ouatr REMODEL - REPAIR CbII B. E. Link, 322-7029 Building Contractor MONTHLY COST P H O N E 322-5612 (TBOII IAN FORD EXCHANGE) or - 12 Noon D«y Before Publication For In sertion s and Kilim (8»L Noon For Monday) MONTHLY COST 425-5938 (FROM 1RM1NOLI COUNTY) Qtyp ^ m tfo rfc fifentUi S IN C E 1908 FOIt RENT: Clean, D ry B lor■ne, tftxll A la*3ft. 111-1ITI. 50. Miac. For Bala REFRIG ERATO R — ISO. Ph. >22-7401 or 1711 W . 2nd F t r n s r ^ T ^ pec! ? MEN'S II l / l on. VICE? More then 10,000 roodDungnroea — l l . l t pe. ora at* The Sanford Harold cUaattlod ade dally. Rataa *• ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS!) low aa l i e par lino per day! lift Hanford Avo. 1 2 1-t7ll Dial 122-1112 o r t l l - l l l l and placa you r ad! Kent Blue Luotro E lectric Car­ pet Hhnmponer fo r on ly It per day. C arroll Furniture SICK ROOM NEEDS Ci». W heel Choirs, W alkera, Canes A Crutches fo r rant o r sola. COLD D RIN K BOX 111-T014. P rescriptions at l i t v i l t Prices. D iscount to peopla 1114 Universal Z ig -Z a g full over IS A all Service personall* head, aews on buttons, net. Check our prices. makra button holes, blind etltrhee, and II fan cy design, FAUST DRUG STORE new 1 year guarantee. Bald Frea D allvtry >22-0711 new fo r 1249.10. p * y o f f bel-R nnc# o f 141.71, as llttls a ^ TRACTOR M owing, 112-tOII. I t .is per mo. VOSS LANDSCAPE SERVICE BANFORD HEWING CEN TER A ny typo — Any also l«4 Ho. Park Ave. tll-1 4 1 1 A t a prlcn ynu can a ffo rd s fla r 1:20 p m . 323-1950 A & B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, PAINTING * INSULATING Financing Arranged 111-2117 m FIXXT SHOP NEW LOCATION Bo. French_________ IW -I7 II 16. Interior Decorators JEAN M ARCEL to o l Froneh Av*. tll-1 1 1 0 SPECIAL PAINTS Bav* 10 % on A poxy, P. V. A. H ouse a Merino palm *. FAHCO, 1100 French Ave., Hanford, 1 2 2 -llto - Orlando. 1111 E. Hwy. 10 - >71-0041. r e a d t -m ix c o n c r e t e Blocks, Stepping Stones, Bondi Steal, a rea ** Trap*, Reck.4 L ot Marker*. Polyothylon*. W lr* Mesh. Steps. W indow Bill*. D ry W ells A Drain Til*. M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. GRABS SQUARE Over l.ooo aquaroo, slightly used. % price. A ny ala*. FURNITURE CENTER Ilo# h. Froneh >11-7111 CUSTOM Mod* Slip Cover* A D rop*!. W all to w all ca rp et­ ing. L a r g o ttla cllo n to OIL FURNACE Hooter. 2lg chooo* from . gallon tank, both fo r |1oo. Alans Fabrics ft Rugs 322-1241. F R E E ESTIMATE AT TOUR HOME -SMI Park Dr. Bnnfnrd 122-S7I1 Legal Notice * 1. Lost ft Found 19. Huildera Supplies IN COUNTY JUDGE’ S COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOIU IDA PRE-CAST C oncrot* Slop* LET'S CEL EBRATE — Th* File No. 4TSS ORKGQHY LUMBER CO classified ade are Ihs place I I I Moplo Avo_________ 1 1 1 .B ill ESTATE OF LOUISE H. SA W ­ to save lim e and money when YER. DECEASED shopping tor th t car o f your --------------H NOTICE TO CREDITORS 20, Hardware choice. TO A L L PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S ^ ^ i n ? o r 3 T ^ o * ^ ? o m p l # t ^ ™ LOST: Male Chihuahua, light AGAINST SAID ESTATE) TED W ILLIAMS 11DW. brown, whit* otreok, near You and each o f you ara iii-n ti MellonVlIU and E. loth , ane- m k . n t h hereby notified and enquired t o , wrr* "T inker llell.” Howard. fll* any claim s and dem ands* 22. Plumbing 122-0101 after > :lo p.m. which you, o r olthor o f you, may hav* sgalnat said oaiats 1‘ L iH liIW iT LOST. Wallet, leave at Charlie In th* o fflc* o f Hon. K arlyle ControeUng Repair# Lemon*, Hanford Ave.______ Housholder, County Judg* o f FR E E ESTIMATES Seminal* Counly, at hla o ffic e U. L HARVEY 2. Personals 134 Sanford Av* I1 I-H 1 I In th* Court H ouia In Hanford, Florida, w llhln six calendar months from th* time o f the Do you have o drinkin g prob­ 24. Well Drilling fleet publication o f this nolle*. lem. W rit* P. O. Boa t i l l , Each claim or demand muet Hanford. W ELL* DRILLED, PUMPS bo In w ellin g and contain th* SPRINK LER HTBTEM8 tduco o f reoldenc* and post nrW ANTED! Illd* to TUuivlllo. All Typo* ond Blao* flea addrees o f th* claim ant 1>*C Building. Mil*. Day W * Repair nod Service and must ha sworn to by tb s shift. Call 122-7112 a fter 4 S T I N E claim ant, hi* agen t o r a ttor-^ p.m. Machine end Supply Co. ney, o r th* oim * shall b* vo. L 2ftT W. lnd 81__________I l l - t t t l / * / K. Pop* Beesett THANKS to HI. Judo fo r finan­ A t A ncillary Adm inistrator cial favor* uranlad. Harold 30. Home Appliances o f said ootats and Pal Wilde man. C.T.A. NEW APPLIANCES at W ar#- E. Pop* Uasoott 4. Beauty Care huiiss Pries*— Krlgldalro, 400 South Maitland Av*. Hot Point. RCA. 7.*nlth, etc. Maitland, Florida H a r r i e t t *1* w#*uty R o o k . Cell Chert!* Oormly collect Attorney fo r A ncillary an Ft water, evening app’ ts. at Aasuclatsd Radio A TV, Adm inistrator C.T.A. 101 Bn. Oek. 121-4142. 2112 N. u rang* Av*., Orlan­ Publish: A pril 14, 31. 11. Map I, l l l l do 1 1 2 -lilt. CDL 41 PERMANENT SPECIAL CUT W C llltl. IlFAUTY MIIOP SANFORD ELECTRIC ; o - . n ff nf regtilor price* «n O. E. A p,ll*n c*o— Now A Used IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F . TH E NINTH JUDICIAL I I R - | l I'rnn*. 4 Henlnr lleautlrlnna. III Magnolia 121-1112 Cl IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Marie Cuchlng, H«ra Lowery, COUNTY, FLORIDA W innie Cullum A H eilr IN I'llANCKH Y Itll. I4MM1 |*l Ice, nur new Beautician. THE HltUUKLYN SAVINGS Ilrtty I'rlce will Clean A HANK, a New Y ork corp ora ­ Style W 'go. Prea Parking NOTICE OF Bl’ IT tion, Lot, 111 Palm etto Avo. I’ h. TO: GENEVA C. JACKSON. P lalatlfL 112-0131. Defendant. vs. YOU AND EACH OF TOU G ARY LEE HAMRICK end are hereby notified t It sit oull MICHELE 6. Child Care HAE HAMRICK, has been com menced against till wife. D efendants CHILD car* In my home, day you In th* Circuit Court o f th* NOTICE TO DEFEND OR o r week, w ill furnish mrala Ninth Judicial C ircuit of th* ORDER OF PUPLICATION and milk, 110 per week, I'll. Stole o f Florida In and for Seminole County, th* abbrev­ BLIT FUR FORECLOSURE I) 312-O0S7,____________ iated till* of w hltdi la: FIRST TO : tlAHY LEE H A M R IC K ’ FED ER AL S A V I N G S AND and MICHELE JiAE 8. Pels & Supplies MIAN ASSOCIATION OF DAV­ HAMRICK, hla w ife ENPORT. etc.. Ptalniltf, v*. 11717 Hunsat D rive CIIIIIUAHL'A l ’ UPplea, 1101 W. ItnllEK T ARNOLD JACKSON, P a cific Palleadea, 34th. 122-1121.________________ JIL, and MILDRED II. JACKCalifornia YOU. GARY LEE HAMRICK FEM ALE Herman Hhepherd. SON. bio wile, *t aL D efend­ ants. and MICHELE RAE HAM AKC. 221-0101. In Chancery No. K i l l . HICK, hla wife, ar* hereby n o­ Tli* nature of thla oull Is a tified that a Com plaint for DOGS RECEIVED tor A dop­ o f that certain F oreclosure o f M orlgag* has tion, boarded Animal naacua foreclosure League, 1100 W. Mlnnaaoto, m orlga g* held and ow ned by been filed again*! you, and you plaintiff, dated Decem ber 111, ara required to aorvo a copy DrLand. I’ h. 711-1 I t f. IVif, and recorded Decem ber of you r Answ er or pleading* la II, 111) In O fficial Record* the Complaint on P la in tiff's , ■look l i t page I l f of th* Pub­ attorney, JOSEPH M. FITZ-Vl lic Record* of Seminole Coun­ GERALD, 214 Security Truet la the Court o f the C *u utf ty, Florida, encum bering that Building, Miami, Florida. 11121, certain piece or parcel o f pro­ and (II* the original Answ er Judge, Uemlnwle Cauuty, F lo r­ perly luculed, eltnutr, and be­ or pleading In tha o fflco o f the ida, lu Probate, ing In oaid Counly and Stale, Clark o f th* Circuit Court on la ret Katale o f to -w it: o r b efore Ih* H ot day o f May, DEBBIE H. McOARLET Lot 7, M ock S BUNLAND A. D., II I I . I f you fo il to do Doceaaed. ESTATES, g lubdlvlalon, •o, Judgment by default w ill T o A ll Crodltoro oud P*r*oou according to a plat thereof, be taken against you fo r th* H o v lo g d o lm a o r llom oado recorded In Plat Rook 11, relief demanded la tha Com ­ A golutt Bold K ototoi pagea II to 11 of th* P u b ­ plaint. You and each o f you are lic R ecord ! o f Bomlnol* Th* description o f th* real hereby notified and required County, Florida. property proceeded agelnet lat lo preeent any claJma and daEACH OF YOU IS REQ U IR­ 1-e*t II. Block l>, 11E F T -. manda which ynu, or allher o f ED to fll* you r anaw rr or 2-E ll HOMES HOW ELL® you. may hav* again*! th* utbor written defense* to th* PAR K , SECTION ONE. ac­ aetata o f IIEKHIK 11. McCAIl- Complaint with th* Clerk of cording to plat thereof re­ LET, deceased, lat* o f said th* Circuit Court o f Bomlnol* corded In Plat Book II. County. In th* County Judge o f County, Florida, lu thla pro­ P ages 41, II. 47 and 41, Bomlnol* County, Florida, at ceeding and to aorvo a copy Public Recorda o f Bemlnola hla o ffice In th# court hou»* o f thereof upon th* p la in tiffs a t­ County. Florida. TOGETH ­ tald County at Banford, Florida, torneys. who** name* and adER W IT H : within ala calendar month* dross ar* hereinafter sot forth, 1 H otpolnt Rang* (E le c, from th* llm* o f th# flrol pub­ o* required by law, not lator trlci . Serial No. W T lication o f thl* nolle*. Tw o than th* llt h day o f May. m l . *•414*1) c o p l » nf each claim or demand In default thereof tlie cause I llu lpn lat R efrigerator aholl b* In w riting, and ohatt w ill proceed eg part# upon th* I E lectric) - Serial No. NT o u t * th* Place o f rooldonc* entry o f e Doers* Pro Con1411*21. end pool o fflc* oddreas of Ih* feeen against you. THIS Natle* shell be pub­ claim snt. ond ehatl b* ow orn to WITNESS my hand hnd th* lished once each w eek fo r fo u m by th* claim ant, hi* agent, or officia l m l o f said Court In consecutive week* In T H ^ o tto m o y and accom panied by a Bomlnol* County, Florida, thla BANFORD HERALD. filin g ft* o f on* dolU r and llt h day of April, m i . DATED nl Banford, Bemlnola such claim o r demand not so (SEAL) County, Florida, thla llt h day tiled shell b* void. Arthur H. Bark with, Jr. o f April, A. D.. I K I . Neville U Harden. Clerk o f ih* C lrralt Court (SE A L) Aa adm inistrator o f tb* B y: Martha T. Vihltn Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . Estate o f Deputy Clerk Clerk o f tha Clreult C ourt BESSIE If. MeCARLXY, BEARDALA. O RID LEY B y: Martha T. Vtblan deceased AND LEW IB Deputy Clerk BYENSTKOU. DAVIS A ttorn ey, fo r P la in tiff JOSEPH M. FITZG ERALD * M cI n t o s h M North Court Blroot I I I Security T rsa t Building Attorney* fo r Adm lnlotratoc P o tt o f f lc o Bog M l* Miami, Florida. M i l l Foot O fflco B os III* Orlando, Florida A ttorney fo r P la in tiff Banford, Florida 1277! Publish; April >1, l i . May I. Publish: April t l , >1. May ^ Publish AprU T, It, 11, >1. 1MI 13* |lift II. l l l l 1 CD L M CO L?U CDL I f Legal Notice Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — 323-4223 35. Vacuum Cleaners m Legal Notice 425-5938 322-5612 R ■ 15. 8pecial Service* oeti T he Herald w ill net be apenotble lo r m ere than I n te rre d taeertlea. NEW Classified Headings Plano T u ning o n ! Repair W . L. Harmon — HI-4211 BANFORD VACUUM BVC. II ITCHING P ott Rift* * BALES - REPAIRS . Pawn Shop. L oam on any 112-11116 thing o f valu*. 2021 Hanford I I I ! H. Pork Av*. Av*.. 122-0010. 14. Bicycle Repairs Dial Dtrora— Wat L o s s ntstaaro R 2 STOUOH’ S Utility Trailer Salt*. Box 101 A. Rout* 2, South Hanford Av*. extended. 1210111. Gen* Cvm baa — 1 2 1 -lilt 37. Moving ft Storage 425-5938 K 30. Home Appliances �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 50. Mine. For Sal* 55. Furniture For Sale HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS r’KbrJ £i> 1*777A T S W H IT E 8EWINO MACHINES Uphol*t*rlng A M *ttr*»* ren­ Autborli»<] Sal** a 8*rvlc* ovating. S«w a U**4 K am i, OARRETTS tur*. Call SI* B»4 Jlnc M l*. ] « ( C. Flret. 122-1144 Co. at 111 C «l*rr Av*. i l l - At'TOMATtC W««h»r. M*n'a Xk*t<* » H , O olf Club*. J’ h. I I M I H , ______________________ I EVENINO Dr*****. il l * I i ' 1 *«n n«w R«at Cov*r* fo r '« « Bulck SpaeltL Call I I I t i l l altar t p. m. WILSON • MAIER FURS Buy — Sill — Trait* 111.It E. l i t . ________111.1111 81. Real ■Estnte • Sale M ERLE W. W ARNER lU n tior y. Park A w > .♦ ? * » » ffbr ftaufnrh frrnlb April 28. 1965— Pape 7-A 97. Hnusrs For Rent SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 87. Busineaa Rental* OFFICES and 8 t»r* Spar* Sanford Mobile Park 1111 S. Orlando Dr.. 3:3-1929 69. Schools & Inst ructions Legal Notice $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA stemper agency STENSTROM REALTY St. Johns Realty X . - , vw GHJA > Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station W acom C om plete K elrrlion »» * Thru 14 s f Let's Do Business T o g e th e r 1200 • 8300 Down $40 - $80 Month 149% Mechanical uaraatae — M Day* — 1,444 Mllaa Or AU Used VW '*. alas — Parts — la rv lc a ectory Authorised Dealer Minor Motor Co. B3 You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A ’65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent Service Too" B e . H w y . 17-43 • s A /o rd , r u . : 322-1835 ^ Strlckland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 322-1(41 W. Park « l ( i i m 115. Auto* For Sale 12.1. Boats ft Motors 1961 - CHEVROLET. 4 door, exceptionally good shape. Ph. i::-4 7 3 0 after 3:00 pm . 16' FBATII E lic it A FT b o a t , w indshield and lop. 39 hp Evlnrud* m otor. Champion brtak over trailer. Just lik e naw-. n t W . 17th. 939-1941 o r 1919. 1911 OLD86IODILE 91. 4 door Sedan, good running co n d i­ tion. Valdes Hotel, Mr*. Bur­ ton. Ph. 3 2 3 -l:* l. R E A L ESTATE BRO K ER ’ 69 TH-3 w ith R adio * Haatar, Ileal Eatala A ltnclat* 19*: air conditioned Triumph excellant ren dition. 1 2 3 - llil W IL L A MAE PROKOSCH sedan, radio A haatar. Must 111-7174 Day tll-O IM Night* sell. Haa at t i l l E lliott Ax*. FORD ’ll. * cyl.. Stick. R A H . Good rondlllnn. Raaaonabl*. LOCH ARBOR 120. Automotive Service Call 3::-lo,19. TH REE Bedroom, t bath, ki t ­ chen equip. 49(1.01). Call I t ! 2961 II. A. W illiam*. Realtor. I9 «l GRAY, VW . Runronf. R A H. E xcellent Cond. 332-4900. TOO MUCH ROOM? Rent 19*0 FORD Htarllner. fully through “ For n # n l“ ad*. G tt equipped. Lika naw. W ill Senkarik GU m and Paint extra Ine-m e' ronalder trad*. Call a fte r « Company pm ., 4.14-6*79. 1 111*1161.. l.ge L iving Room. I’ h. 932-4432 210 M agnolia Range. Pine creel Area. 1100. PONTIAC ’ 41 Catalina hardtop 349-33:1. i : : Shannon Drive AUto Glass l o p * 4 dr. p n w a r alaaring • A next Covtra brakes, radio. III-I6 1 0 4 BEDROOM llm jse. Central Heat A Air. Ph. 3 : : - : i t l or 3 «6 -a ;i«. ■JS MERCURY, excallanf co n d i­ tion. 1 : 96. 3 i:-t « 4 4 . 102. Mobile Homes - Sale •a« FORD. HTICK. NKW MO14* W. Ind HI. 111-1411 A l.l. W ORK GUARANTEED t o u a p a i n t . i:on. i : : - o x j 3. 1-2 and 1 Hedronma 121. Scooters ft Cycle* NEW and USED BOH M cKEE USED CARS Aw ntns* * Cabanas NO MONEY DOWN QUAL1 T MOBILE HOMES *01 Franth Av*. lll-0 7 !t 1959 VESPA Hcoot4r. r#*»onHwy. 17-11 K I ll-I ll! able. l j :. « * 6 o after 7.______ 1161 FORD HKYLtNER, re . TRAI LER A 1-nt. Enterprise, tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ 12.1. Bonis ft Motors Fla . corner o f Elisabeth A er, pow er steering, needs Lincoln HI. W ill furnish Ma­ transm ission 11(6. Ph. I l l terial to add extra room. Call 6117 or *** a t I K Garrison i ; FOOT P lyw ood Boat A Trailer, wi th alactrlo sta rt­ Collect Garden 6-9011, Orlan­ Dr. ing 26 H P Kvlnrud* motor. do. Mr. A l b e r t . ____________ _ A ll control*, 1110. 211-4120. •44 FALCON 1-d oor hardtop. «speed. Cobra aqulppad. »:o «, 103. .Mobile Hometi - Rent aaaum* pymta. F or appoint­ 1 14 FT. boat. Trailer A 10 hp 6lot»r, 11*1. A t t i l l Hanford ment. 3 l:-* 6 * 3 b efore i. l - : - 3 BEDROOM. 1*6-1111. Is’ t Axe. 3!:-23SX af ter 6 p m. Included HANFORD MOBILE PARK. 3616 S. Orlando D r . •69 RAMBLER, a floor Sedan, G atew ay T o Th* W aterw ay 333-1930. Real clean A new tire*. Robson Sporting Goods 1174 40 1 llEDROOM T railer on large Your EV1NRUDE D ealer HANFORD MOTOR CO Lake. Adnlla only lll-7 3 x » Th. 991-9991 100 French Av*. I l l - d l l 141 9-9 K. 1st. 14 4 FT. ZIMML M ahotan y Boat. 11 H P E lectric atart Evlnrud*. T op * Wlndahlald, F’ully aqulppad. G ator T ilt Trailer. Exeellant condition, 1471. 999-1979. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Ball-Blair Agency 3 FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH Heal Ea’ at* — tnauranr* ISpac* L'nlvaralty Airport) ! « ( ( S. Hiawatha. I l l - t l l l Ird A Park Av* f ::- 6 ( t t Loeatad 1 mllaa Eaat o f Oviedo on Hwy. t i l t> now open. RENT A BED Student Inatructton now alv- 95. Houses For Sale R ollaw ay, H oipltal. Baby en In Piper Cherokee •tin". Red*. by Day. W atk. or ONE OF THE NEATEST Come on and learn to tly Month. NOW. Expert instruction In well krpt home* on the mar CARROLL’S FURNITURE ket today. : bedroom*, 111 W. 1at. 111.1111 a relaxed atmoapher* remov* equipped kitchen, arreened ad from bu»y traffic pattern* porch fo r Informal lunohe* Tw ln-anstn* Charter avail5.'). Wanted To Buy quiet location lou t ot fllsh t abl* anywhere. For appoint, path), rloae fo chopping, elf ment Ph. i t j . i l o l . sell US yuur Furnitur*. rua. evergreen and palm Quick ?a rrlca with th* Caah. treee. P rice? Ju*t M.lno. Why Real Estate Course SUPER TRAD1NO POST. wai f ? Call now for appoint E ven ing Cleat atarta May 1th. 222-047T. ment. F o r Inform ation call Mr*. CHUMLKY-MONTEITH. INC. USED FURNITURE Appleton. (C ollect) Orlando, Heal Eetate Sale* Hentala ill.ills 241-6244. Bert Rodger* School* of R a a I Eatat*. MO W . l i t Appralaala St. Phone 1:1-4121 -F lorid a '* I-»r***t." 55. Furniture For Sale GOOD home, great Investment. Ills Income. Widow Cul* F o r th* b lssaa t aalactlon ot 71. Male Help Wanted price. 3 :i.2 « M . nearly naw and uatd fu rn i­ tur*, aa* Noll's Furniture 117.000 FOR RIGHT MAN over GREEN URAIR Brokerage In Caaealbarry 10 In the Sanford area. Take on 17->1. Open I days I to i ahort auto trip* to contact Choir* lota available In Oraan. bralr o f Loch Arbor ov erlook ­ cuatomtra. Air mnll 11. A. ing g o lf coura*. C u s t o m Used furnitur* apptlancaa. tool*, Brook*. Vic* Pre*. Trxaa Ite. building fo your specifica ­ ate. Bought • Sold. Larry'a finery Corp.. ih.x 711. Fort tion*. O rtanbralr developed Mart. I l l Sanford Ay*. Th. W orth 1. Trxaa. by I ll-tlll. K1NG8WOOD W ANTED — c o i l - 1 . E <M«n A COURTEOUST CHARGE AC­ BUILDERS. INC. W ife) collect raiti on chick* COUNTS— limited credit It Ill-lo ft an farm, houxr. utllllle* fur* you ow n s phon*. Put claaal. 101 Fairm ont Dr. nlahed If quallflril. Old ft. 1 Had A la to w ork fo r youl mile* Eaet 137. ». D. McKin­ C o ld (RED PROPERTY, Only ney. flu Down. Jim W alter Corp, hit* nice 1 Bedroom hou»e A ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 72. Female Help Wanted lot for Sale, ready fo mnvo lladd.ng It Furnitur* Into, only per month AT FACTORY PRICES! COLORED: :i-3 1 , tn operate D irection*! From Sanford, I l l M agnolia 111-1111 ahlrt unit. W ill train Inrxtake R o u t e 412 tn Oateen to perlenced prreon. Appl) In church on right, continue to FU LL SIZE double bed. Phone peraon, Joe'a Laundry A Dry ; : i - t e n . _______________________ colored section on left, turn Cleanera. 1107 Sanford Ayr. left on dirt road A follow In huilae. You ran *ea this W H ITE U ily , under 11 to house from Route 416* clean hull*** I dt»y weak. W rite Do* JJl, Oetieva. lion DOWN. 1 lldrm., I bath IN TH E C 'lH C lIT C IlfH T . house, kitchen equipped. NINTH JUDICIAL. C tH C flT . IN W H ITE woman for general Take over paym ents o f IT* A M ) FOR SEMINOLE COUN­ houaework, pert time, fu ll per month, Includes Taxes A T Y . FLORIDA. Thu re evening. 3 1 }.7 :i!l. Ineurnnce. Convenient loc IN CHANCERY NO. UMX lion. 311-1699. RYRACUSK SAVINGS BANK. S 77. Situation Wanted New T o rk banking corp ora3-IIEDItiuiM. 1 bath, corner Hon. lot. 1100 Down, aaaum* Mtg.. work. 1'hona 3 1 M 4 H or 1'lalntlff. DAYS S*S mo. A vailable May f , I'h. 321-4109. v*. 311-6091. FRA N K A. PETERSON and •HONING, my Inline, 3:2-3111. DISTINCTIVE home landscap­ GEORGIA ANN PETERSON, hla Satlafactlnn guurAiilred. ed for privacy. 3-llrdroom , w ife . 1 bath. Jlaiiy extra*. Rea­ Defendant*. W IL L Iron ut rnv home, after sonable priced. I22-3U17. NOTICE OF SUIT 1»SS P.M. 1117 W. loth HI. TO i FRANK A. PETERSON FOR SALE OR TR A D E : Mod­ and OEOROIA ANN PE T ­ 81. Itenl Kstalc • Sr.lc ern 3 bedroom A Carporle. ERSON. hla w lf* only f a.920. Trade 13.(00 1711 Farmatead Avanua, Eiiully for anything o f equal l.aPuenta, C alifornia MART riL C IIE R value & lake over email and to any and all other part­ n#et Huy Broker m onthly payment*. 37!-7ii21. ita claim ing any right, title, 111-74M Day or Night a n d /o r Intaraet In and to the 1 IIDItM. Matnnry home, e x ­ fo llo w in g daacrlbad property, cellent cond., fenced In treeto w it! JOHN K. FOX, shaded back yard. Resident­ Th* South II faat o f Lot 9 Realtor ial area, l e w down pay­ and th# North 10 feet o f 104 N. Park Ava. 222-96S1 ment, terms. f>7 per month. Lot 10. Block 7. PALM Call 3:2-4794. TERRACE, a ccording to th* Plat th ereof a* record ­ C. A. WHinnON, SR. L A O E . NEW, cu sin m -b u llt ed In Plat Rook 4. Page* horn*. Rolling Hill* G olf RltOKER II and II. Public Record* Coura*. Han Lando. For In­ 101 8. Park 111-6911 o f SamlnotS County. F lor­ form ation call 222-S1T9. ida. HUNTING CAMPSITE Including, but not llmltad to: Own your* within KAHMTON CENTRAL Air Condition*!* 3 JMrrn.* Iffe. Florida Room* 1- Heater W ildlife Management Area. R« (« ntly pMlnlrd. RI*0H S. TOU ARE H EREBY NOT!High A Dry ' , Acre 1193, no V IE D that th* Plaintiff, SYRA­ closin g Co*t, llo mnnth. CUSE SAVINGS BANK, a New I. E. RATTEN T o rk hanking corporation, with P. O. Iin x 41 SANFORD, FLA. Ita principal plec* ot bualneat •t 101 Saline Strait, Syracuae, Phones 111-1970 nr 171-4410. New Tork, haa inatltuted ault agatnat you In th* Circuit NOW VGU CAN TRADE Court o f th* Ninth Judicial IN ALL 60 HTATEH Circuit, In and fur Samlnol* County, Florida, th* nature ot I. 3. A t BEDROOMS th* ault la to foracloaa that In addition In nur local trad­ I. m A 3 BATHS ers exchange, w* w ill ar­ certain m ortgage which en­ KITCHEN EQUIPPED range a trad* on property LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS cum ber* th* above deecrlbad anywhere In the United property, eald property being IMMEDIATE DELIVERY State or Canada. T ell u* what For Complete Inform ation situated and located In Semiyou have and what you See ot Call Yuur dole County, Florida You and want. Member o t Interna­ each of you ar# hereby requir­ tional Traders c lu b with ed to file your Anawar with over 1,000 member office* th * Clark o f th* Circuit Court, SALES BROKER throughout the world. In sad fo r Samlnol* County, W * Have Th* Horn* For Tou Florida, snd aerv* s cop y tharso f upon V ictor E. W oodm an, of th * firm of Wlnderavtadl*. Maine* A Ward. H i Park A re- tt S -I t t t tm n. French nut, South, W inter Park. F lo r­ Itraltor • Appralnnr • Im um r ida, Attorney* for P lain tiff In 2646 PARK DRIVE th* above action, on or bafora 311-1410 l l l- T I I I th* Tlh day o f May. IMS. *!*• NIGHTS • Deer** Pro Confaaao w ill b* TH E TIM E TESTED FIRM l ! l l i : i 111-0644 entered a sa ln tl you. II M I 2 1 3 ;:- 4 i4 i i::-» 4 ii IT IS O RD ERED that Gala 1M N. r « t k A »«. be publlehed In The Hanford SO ACIIKH — JIY OWNKIt H erald, s nawapaper publlehed Joint lif llo n i, ;.oo0* Lake tn Famlnol* County, Florida, front. 1. 100* imveit rou t front. one* each weak for fo u r eonI m llot from Hanford. Ift«rh AVAILABLE a fter Jun* I. CH saeutlve week*. land A wooded, A lto several House, small Down, 149.40 WITNESS th* hand o f th* Lakafront I*oin. ph. New pa) a all. Ilavenna Park, Ph. Clark o f th* Circuit Court, Hmyrna 4:7-7223. 322*116*. Samlnol* County, Florida, fhla th e Ind day o t April, IMS. (SE A L ) Arthur H. Beckw ith. J r , Clark o f th* Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vihlen. DC Wlndarwaadl*. llalnea A W srd t i t Park Avanua. South W in ter Park, Florid* Publleh April T, It, II, I*. IMS C D L -ll v > AMERICAN RENT-ALL 3 llEDROOM. 1 Balh. U nfurn­ ROOM8 for Man, 401 M agnolia. ished. nice neighborhood. i::-o 7 :o . Enclosed Patio. 3 lied room, 1 Bath. Furnlthed. FURN. R o o m , aam l-prlvat* wall to wall carpeting, air bath. H o mo. 132-1311. conditioned, Nice. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 115. Autim For Sale TH E UNIVERSAL MEDIUM tor g ettin g th in s* don* . . . 60. Business Opport. Claaaltied Ada! Dial 111-Stll or 111 1111 In South Semlnola SERVICE STATION for La**#. 1H TON C h ryiD r Alr-T*rap. Oood location. Good rater. ^ ^ n ^ p u t o n a j^ w o r k ^ o y ^ M U 311-0111. » n c n A pome Capital r»qulr90. Lola For Sale •<l. Call 111.1141. OCNS: Buy. Salt, rrafl*. R »pair. OSTEEN BRIDGE CAMP BEAUTY SHOP a Raildanc* SPECIAL Mating on lars* Lake a GUN SHOP. 111.111!. tor Rant or Salr. llo t W. Jeaaup lot at a dlamunt. H lh . l l l . l b l l . Thle la a bargain at 11.loo 51. Article* For Rent caah. "Y ou nama It— W * hav* lit" 108. Rootim For Rent AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. • 1*1 U MU. W. ?M la»UlM 0«. 4 -l9 "That'* really aomething! How long have you bein collecting string?" 95. IlnuitCN For Sale 95. Houneii For Sato LARGE I tearoom home. 3 • 100 DOWN bathi. Fla. room , l i vi ng. di n­ 1 nn„ 10 * 17 FI*. IIm. Ter. ing, larg* storage, carport, Floor*. K it. equip. 1*7 mo. near shopping center, pla y­ pay* all. HEI.MI.V REALTY, ground near, 1460 move* you O ffice In V illage Hall. N. OrIn, (1 pay all closin g ), buy* lando. i : : - l l l l , night* 111sacrow. Insurance, eic. Call 1679. 311-4041 altar ( p. m. NICE HOME. 3 1, Acre*. Large NO DOWN PATMENT VA. lm chicken house. 331-4069. mediate occupancy, J Radroom, 1 >4 bath, w ooded lot, $100 d o ™ amldad lawn. Inquire at nur new o ffic e LMN Enlerprlata, Inc., 119 Longw'ood Plata. 4 Ml. South on 17-11. Call c o l­ SE V E R A L Outstanding 1 A 3 lect SII-1911* lledrnom llcir.#* available In all A rts* ot HanL>rd. I-a l ua L o t’ ll ARDOR Show you Around! W H E R E TH E TREES W HISPER IN TH E HKEEZK And you can relax In a lovely 1 hr., 1 balh home wllli a FLA. rm., DEN. HARDWOOD 1901 S. Park Av*. Fl-OORH A MANY extras. 231 6111 anytime L AKE MARY school district. Priced to aril at only flx.ouo. 4 BEDROOM 3 Bath Home on approxim ately 4 acr* yard. Fenced back yard, aasnrfed fruit bearing tree*. W ell fo r yard, partial­ INVESTMENT * REALTY ly furnished, washer, dryer, 114 N. Park Av*. 3:1-9173 •love, refrigerator, )a r d tools A law nroowrr. 111,60# P AR K It I DOE—SUM-DIVISION I lldrm 3 llth . Entry Foyer, Fam ily Room, Ilreakfaat liar, llullt • In K itchen, Central Heat, Double Gar.xgs, City 312-1101 1440 Hiawatha at IT-9! Sewar. 417,400. Open Dally, 1 HBDHOOM.' 1 4 ■»•*!». it* , Evfhtrfga II4-171«. ’ fenced >ard, Country Club Heights, task* Mary lload, 3 IICDIUMI6I. 3 Rath. Central 111 Easier. Assume Mtg. A Heat. Corner U t , Doubl* ________ H i mo. 121-4441. Carporte. 322-9136. FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty SOUTHWARD Payton Realty Government owned Homes $100.00 DOWN Salaotlon at I. I, and 4 Bedrooms loeatad in various Ha-tlona o f Fanford Immadlal* D elivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY O fflcat 113-3 111 N lsh tsi llt-n fa a 122-0411 1114 Park Drive BANK ^POSSESSION NO CASH NEEDED! bal. bal. bal be! b al bat. b *l b al bal. b*L bat hsl. bal. bal. bal. bal. buL bal. bol. bal. b al bal. bol bal. bal. bal. 113 •33 441 •33 454 Ml 410 434 •54 M7 Mi Ml 441 4M 4 a 4(3 414 •34 411 4 3 437 411 4 4 434 413 431 mo. mo. ■0. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mm me. mo. mo. mo. Accept Trad*-Ias! 1012 IIOl'HE TR A ILE R III Hanford, nullable fo r rmiplc, |4i> nv>. 3::-0619 nr 1744. Temporary Location APT., Hultabl# fo r 8 anG*th,n or roupl*. Private entrance A balh. 3401 S. Elm. 331-1307. 2507 SO. PARK 3 HR. Apt. I’ h. 372-0761. 3 IIDItM. Furn. Apt. A pply 016 Park Avr. CLEAN : HR- Apt., : * l ! Elm Av*. nn pet*, NICE air-conditioned G arage Apt., In better realdrntlal area. Call 331-61IO. FURN. A l’ T., Downstair*. Ideal fo r rnuplr, no Pet*. 417 W . llth. FURN. DUPLEX. 1 lldrm., r e ­ decorated, 1*6 mo., task* Jea­ aup. Call 3:3-7614 a fter 4:10. UNFUIIN. Kitchen 1 lldrm. Duplex, Equip. <33-66*1. FI1HN Apt. Close tn. Jtmml* Cowan. 122-4011. 1-llnum. l-llr . Furn. Apt. 1*6. Call after 6 p m . and w eek ­ end*. 111-06X9. 3 UDIIM Furn. Apt. |16. 3014 Ik 9 let -Rt. n sb e rt A. W H llame I11-196L SANFORD AVR. OPEN EVENINGS Bakfard, Florida IZZ-4SM National Kcpoaacaalona I l f. YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER If price la your only measure o f used car value, so m e b o d y will always sell you aomethlnE that look s just aa good. Now, If you’ re intereated in the moiil true used car value for your dollar, try one o f these. | 301 WEST FIRST STREET 64 Iluick Special llcluir Sedan. Automatic, With Air Conditioning. A Very Ciood Uuy. 63 Pontiac AVALON APARTMENTS 111 W. 2nd St.. 111-1417 Catalina Vlats, Ksceptlonsl With llydraaiatir, F/8 and llrshea, K ill, New WhltansU Tire*. Only 8UM6IER tu t* . 3 lldrm. furn. Apt.. Hcreened porrh. Iliad bath. ISO 1704 Magnolia. 63 Rambler FURN 2 Alda. Ill) A 140 mo, Adnlla. 321-94X0. 3 llEDROOM Furn. Houae, 146 W ELA.cA APARTMENTS 9 \ First St. mo. includes w ater, 171-4107. 114 1101161 , Kitchen equipped, EFF. APT. privet# hath, su it­ able for Couple or Final* 176, nice yard I i : - l l l 6 . peraon. Ideally located dow n ­ tow n. Inquire at Manuel f-lIKDIIOi >M Furn., 1*6 mo Jacobion Dept. Store, 111 E. 171-3711 1st LARUE 1 BR. unfurnished, kitchen equipped, on lake, I I I W EE K LY.. 1 room Apt. Util furn. 3»l E. 6th. I22-I96L 176 — J :i-I 7 l4 . 3 FIVE room house. Hnulh Han­ ford A i r , kitchen furnlahrd. 112-0161. USED CARS KUHN. APT., 1100 Mellonvllla, AI’ AItTMENTH Hanford 6I0I1II* Park, 3616 H. nrlandu Dr.. 313-1930. TOUGH T O DEAL W IT H -? 63 Bulck LeSabre 4-Door. Thla One la Vary Clssm With Factory Air snd Power. 63 Bulck Electra 4-Door. One For The Fine Car Bayer — Yee, Air Conditioned. 62 Pontiac Sta. Waffon 61 Rambler Sta. W agon Claasie Hrrlea With Auto, and Air Cond. Comfort With Economy. 60 Pontiac Star Chief 'Uur 60 Cadillac Conditioning snd Ths Every One Is A Genuine BUICK DOUBLED-CHECKED USED CAR Sec This Sign (EXCEPT SATURDAY) *17M 4 A Chev. N’umad Wagon, Radio A Heater, M i Air Cond., Auto. Tran*., Extra Clean. •1396 Chevrolet lllsrayn* 4 Door, Auto. WW Trnmmlaalun, 4 Cylinder*. *1N6 0 | Dodge Z-Dnor, 4 Cylinder, Standard V I Transmission, One Owner. ft fj Dodge Custom *-840" 4 Dr. Sedan, On* V w Ownrr, Aulo. Transmission, Radio and llaetar, Air Conditioned. Series “i » ” 4-Deor Re­ dan. E g n i p p e d With Automatic Trans* Pew. or Steering, B r a k e s , Window* nnd Beau — A v a r a g e Mileage. A Nice Aateauhil*. Good Tires. And Only * 1 6 9 5 61 Olds “ 98" 4-Doer B e d a a , Equipped With Hydraautlc Transmission, P n w a r Steering B r a k e s , Radio, Heater, Factory Air-Condition, aad Many Other Extras As llaadard On This Type. Clean, On* Owner, Law Mileage. 4695 62 Chevy II Rcries ” 10*” 4-Door 8u* (ion Wagon, Equipped With • CyL, Ktanderd Trona., Radio A Heater. A Good. Solid, Econatnl* eai Haiell Car To dire Y on Many Miles o f Low Cost Trans ports* lion. EV ER Y N IG H T 4 1 Cornel 2-Dr. M20ZM Custom Limited, “ 7,000 Arlual Mile*, One Ownrr. . *1995 *995 *1095 — Sold Only Where You OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. 62 Mercury MonU rey 4 * D r. H ardtsp, Finished In Light Tan and Beige. Equipped W ith V-« Eaglne, Cralaam atk TraBe­ rniaaion, P o w e r 8 tearing, Cawer Binkat Radio and Renter. Atawlae Fa* Can* vanlance and Contfert — Power Beau nnd Pewer Window* pine Factory Air A Car With Eye Appeal 11501 WEST FIRST STREET Yea! Air Doodles i in s NOW ONLY Amtrlcan M3J0’' Z-llr. Th# LlllU Economy King—With Sid. Tran*. | | 62 Falcon 3-Door Redan. Radio and Healer. Padded D a s h , Clean Sparkling Finish, Runs Like A Hewing Machine, Deep Treaded Tire*. NOW ONLY *2295 *2295 *1195 1695 *2395 *2795 •-Pea*. Catalina, Pow#r and Air Cond. Room For The Whole Family. You'll be convinced when you try the DODGE BOYSI NATH 9587 •55 P ir. ’54 Cadillac 4403 *45 Falcon 91147 4547 *57 Old* 4447 •57 Hoick *M V aliant 4517 •57 DtSolo 1119 •57 Chev. 4541 *58 Dodge 4745 •40 Mercury IS IS *54 Mercury 1447 *54 Ford 4745 ‘S I Amer. 4(47 *41 Core. 41497 ••a Chrysler |M •41 Chav. • 1041 •44 Renault 4*47 *44 Falcon •447 *44 Mercury l l t t •55 Ford 944 '40 Dodge •734 *55 Cher. 1241 •104 •51 Chev. Jeep 1483 *57 Im per. 4518 *54 VW 4344 97. liouMta For Rent 106. Apartment* for Rent WITH THESE SYMBOL OF HAVINGS IN A IIETTER USED CAR 4195 *7M *21N USED CARS FISHERMAN’S SPECIAL FROM S3 DODGE FOUR-DOOR HOLLERS •72.72 OF SANFORD Seminole Counly Motors 1801 W. l i t St. — Sanford Phon# 822*0614 Or Ml 7*2880 THE LOT WITH THE ^ Q U A L I T Y 2*4. ft PoteitU Ph. s m m 2507 f t , P u t pk s m u t 1 �* a! TT— 1 I / .Li !» □wan "SUPER-RIGHT” GRADE “ A ” QUICK FROZEN GENUINE LONG ISLAND YOUNG DUCKS SLIClD BACON PORK CHOPS y. 39‘ 99‘ SeeTheNew GIFTCATALOG! It's Free 59* AtA*P! FOR GIFTS THAT MEASURE U P ... VALUE-W ISE... S A V E... 4 to 5-Lb. Average ALLGOOD BRAND NO. 1 SUGAR CURED %PORK LOIN “8UPER-RIGHT” Ctn. SLICED WESTERN Grade "A ” Fla. Or Ga. Shipped Dressed & Drawn FRYERS 2-Lb. 2 to 3-Lb. Avg. Pkg. "Super-Right” Freshly * 29* GROUND BEEF 3 * $F DDKnwK Sultan* Pur* Strawberry CAFN JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN "SUPER-RIGHT” RIB HALF OR WHOLE QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS GREEN FISHSTICKS « 39' PORKLOIN M 91 SHRIMP it 89“3 S£*1.00 mm ii v i i I ^I’M ■ ^ f Iona Cream Style 'V 5 0 EXTRA SAU ! Plastkware GOLDEN CORN i 1; I Our Own j T«S Begs pkg. of 100 Me _ _ _ _ @ B 3 2 1 Z 3 “ M X. 0-1-65 j |k a id 177 wTT” 2 5 EXTRA | fjjjhk PUID wnwn wns f STAMM I B lo t Bonnet f Blue ■H M | Margarine 1-lb. ctn. 00c y L lilh . J\ STWifSI |Aero Was quart can 7>c JAX. May 1 0-1-63 • 15 Qt. E Z Pour Pall • Handl-Carrler • 15 Qt. O blooi Diah Pan • Utility Pan • 1-BuahcI Square Laundry Basket 4 M«r 1 RAID MINUTE MAID FROZEN CONCENTRATED LIMEADE OR REGULAR OR PINK I | ! M NOW 8< OFF H FG U IA R PRICF1 OUROWN LEMONADE 0RANCE JUICE 2 'h LB. LO O SE Ifnn/Htf0^i SANITARY NAPKINS 51* Kotex NEWI ARMOUR STAR «,*.0r 2 B*"I' •* BY 2 ?£- ’ "■ i.r-W dULTANA BRAND Peanuts Mayonnaise “S IB* Golden Rise Sweetmilk or Buttermilk biscuits e «• lO-Oi. S I.01 Jar » 2 Ji'it, 33° •2 Large E ggs Dozen ® e SWEET VINE RIPE LEMONS | Cantaloupes 39 3 at 89* h U L.Id -C *. 79 Doz. LIQUID CLEANER ASP Light Meat 4a . ' I " (Green Label) Chunk Tuna ‘ FRESH TENDER YELLOW LARGE RED RIPE Watermelon Each 99* CORN 3 4 25c AftP'a Polj-unsaturated Pure Veg. dexola Oil Ann Page 100% Corn Oil *££ 23* Bright Sail Laundry Bleach flnn-Glo Pink Lotion Liquid * Detergent Dottle 3T Aftp Frozen All Butler Clnnamnn Coffee Cake 73* ARP Frozen All Bottef Chnr. Brownies ’V S 73* ‘ ftp Frozen All Duller Ceromel Pecan Rolls *2? 73e *ftP Frozen Rutter Creme Iced Coconut Coke fars 5 9 *5S: HTRIETMANN COCOANUT BARS B^j Ox. 29c HTAR-KIST LIGHT MEAT CHUNK T U N A ....... 6'/, Ox. S3c FACIAL SOAP EELBECK WATER GROUND ZEST SOAP RHUBARB * 25 Pineapple 3 for*|M 15* Fertilizer *1“ Fertilizer 97* Manure *1” M -6 H vy. 17-91 nt 1711 PriM In IMe *4 oeo good O m i t Bsturday. May 1. ..... Evop. M ilk JSfiJJ'dl* Sultana Brand Peanut Butter BUNNTBROOK FRESH FLA. GRADE "A Ctna. Of M e LARGE JUICY C A U F . COPPER CAKB R e g u la r S ize B ar • ct£ 41* Whit* House M argarine BUBKA 1-Pint 12-Oz. Bottle Throe fine product a are sold only at A&P and are alwaya thrifty buys. 0 NUTLEY COLORED Jane Parker MR CLEAN 69* 0 C an. 10pkr 106 M argarine A & P Spinach ASP VACUUM PACKED SALTED 8PANISH 6 -°*. instant Coffee PROEEN CHOPPED OR LEAF 6r P Only A t A ASP REALLY FRESH Treet DETERGENT Ivory Liquid Tepped wtth OakttaMa vanilla king Exclusively Yours A&P FROZEN CONCENTRATED FLORIDA M l ARTY A VIGOROUS An att «m M levwite famUyalae coffee aaAe - »>ielute*r tantalizing. cinne- -1 0 Check These Savings 50 L B B A G 4-7-5 If your birthday la In April t a i l forget U driver’a 50 L R B A G Juice Realemon • 0% BetUe COW O B SH E E P Detergent With Be Coupon G lu t Pkg. 25c Tide 60 L B . B A G CORN M E A L ...... . COFFEE CAKE ............mil... 49c ALL FLAVORS CHEER1-AID MW..., 8 Pkge. 19c FOLGERS C O F F E E ________ 1 Lb. C u 89c FOLGERS XBo OFF INSTANT COFFEE .... 8 Ox. 85c HOUSE A GARDEN BUG KILLER HOT SHOT 81.39 BORDENS CAMEMBUT C H E E S E ----------------------- 4 Ox. 49c For Cooking o r __ 1 Qt. 6 Ox. Bottle 71c Wesson Oil l '/ a Lb. 21c SARA LEE FROZEN Fkiachatann'o Corn OU 1 Lb. Ctn. 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 o f water before 10:30 p.m. tonight, because after that the water will be shut o ff 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 25 th 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 « * * * Shield Americans Rebel Forces Entrenched In Santo Domingo on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ■ Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 # WEATHER: Wednesday 90-69; fair thru Friday, high about 80; tonl);ht 60-55. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, APRIL 29. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 179 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. M onroe Causew ay Pushed W ins State Honor Sanford Manager 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. Florida Leads Income Increase 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 S A IG O N ( U r j j - Govern river. Aussie Aid Agreement Substitute? Driving Age Law May Be Altered 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 'Great Society' Plans Lead To Welfare Cut (left), secretary, nnd Mrs, Michael Caolo, vice president; standing: Mrs. DeBerard, Mrs. W. Vincent Roberts, president, and Mrs. Walter A. Giclow, treasurer. (Herald Photo) Mrs. W. V. Roberts County Question Heads Demo WomenSfalls Action By 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 N o-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 Unit 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. 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 e m 0 BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES T IR E S COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT END REPAIR 405 W. Flrnt BL HANFORD, FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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S. Shocked By Embassy Bombing Seminole County * *1 * * PhoM aaa-ttu zip cod* 82m The Seminole High School band really played the cele­ brity game in S t PetersburgTampa last wooksnd. The bandsmen stayed in the same hotel with the Milwau­ kee Braves. On top o f that th e n w as a sports banquet in tha hotal tha earns n ig h t Jfemous sports figures were plentiful i n c l u d i n g Stan Muaial Casey Btanga), Yogi B e r n , Bobby Bragan and many others. Jack Beckwith ia the only one who managed to got a Muaial autograph. 0*0 o The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals has just rotoaaed its list e f ac­ credited hospitals. Seminole Memorial Hospital to on* o f about 7,000 ia tha Uni tod States on tho annual lis t Listing is a badge o f recog­ nition which the hospital can display to its community to prove - that it conforms to high standards o f patient jcara. . •-------------Orchids to PoetmaaUr Ce­ cils Hsard for her own pri­ vet* "beautification" program at toe Sanford Post Office. That array ot vari-colorod posies waa breath-taking Sun­ day afternoon. Quit* son* different than the drab landscaping BC (before V ila). s e e Why la It tha neighbors always era willing to be of as* . ajstone* With on* f t theta do^ y o e r e o lf eeostructMa pro­ gra ms . . . . tort with advice on lyf R. £ . Perter w as ia his backyard toying brick for a b am eu e p it and three neighb e n /offered advice (only), plus the u m of some do-ityourself books. But not on* offorod to handle the trowel for a while. * e * Advice to newcomers from the North: Don't let these overcast skies of lata sway you from being careful o f sunburn. You can got just as burned . . . . of not mors so . . . as you can when tha sun is o u t * * * Thlnfo-we-nsver-knew-untilnow d ep t: According to the Virginia' Commission on Con-' stltutional Government Flor­ ida has never . , . repeat has ntver . . • approved ths fed­ eral bill giving women ths right to vote. How about that? s o * Havo you maOod in your contribution to th* Easter Sea) campaign yotT If not, hurry and do I t In 1844, the affiliated Easter Seal So­ cieties and center* ia Florida provided rehabilitation treat­ ments to mors than 9400 handicapped c h i l d r e n and adults. You can kelp. * • * To give you an idea whore your Easter Seal dollars go, consider that traahuant is gives to thousands e f children and adults who suffer from crippling caused by amputa­ tion, epooch and bearing dis­ orders, cerebral palsy, arth­ ritis, stroke*, cardiac disease, poliomyelitis, muscular dys­ trophy, spina bifida, blindnone, accident sad maay orth­ opedic a n d neuromuscular VOL. 67 United P n u Lenand W irt Established 1008 TUESDAY, MARCH SO, 1066 8ANFORD, United Frees International Thundershowers fell oCross sections of the Southeast to­ day a s New England contin­ ued digging out from n sev­ ere late aeaaon snow a to m . Red Cross workers position­ ed themselves at potential flooding points along rivers In the Upper Mississippi Basin for their annual "dis­ aster watch.” Jackson, Miss., reported more than an Inch of rain to­ day, and othar southern cities were drenched Monday. Monroe, La., Tuacaiooaa, Ala., and Longview, Tex., re­ ported heavy rainfall from one to two inches. The surprise snowstorm Monday dumped at least terNew England and caused three weather-related deaths before blowing out to see, Brattltboro, Vt., Haverhill, Mesa., end Bennington, V t, each reported seven • inch ■nows. Ski areas reported ex ­ cellent snow conditions on the Tha Mary's PeeSaeatve Re-' eonnalsaanee-lomblag Derby, besides being one e f the most comprehensive air readiness exercises in the United States Atlantic Fleet, is considered on* of the major social events of the year in tha local com­ munity. Highlighting n aeries o f so­ cial occasions at thla year's Derby, April 5 -10, wJH be a reception on the eve of the final day. The recaption is tha tradi­ tional meeting ground for Navy and civilian* amid a /estiva atmosphere of food, drink, mueic, entertainment and colorful decoration!. The event, which attracted 4nm* lA W .pereona-lM t-year, will be held from • unt'l 11 p-m., April 9, is the Sanford Naval Air Station balloroom. As a change from previous years, ths men will wear black tie. Naval officers will o sa r dinner dress white or service drees white uniforms. Ladies will enliven the eve­ ning with a variety o f cock­ tail dresses aad evening gowns. Attending the reception will he some of the Navy'S top flag officers, Sanford area business and civic leaders, representatives from compan­ ies holding defease contract*, retired Naval officers living in the area aad Sanford Naval officers. Among the high making Naval officers planning ta at­ tend are Vice Aim . Paul D. Ponders Requital * WEATHER: Cloudy, tome thowera Wednesday, high in 80s; low tonight in 60s. e t O c* Johnson on the S t Johns River • * • * “The Nile of America" Commie Blast Boldest On U. S. Facilities SAIGON (U P !) - A Viet s A ia o N (U P i) — n « Cong suJclde squadron fought WASHINGTON (U P!) - bombing o f the U. 8. Kmpolice sad U, Marine President Johnson and his top bsssy today w as th* beldaat FLORIDA NO. 167 guards today and bombed the military and diplomatic aides, U. S. Embassy with 200 to 23o shocked by the terrorist bomb In a aeries o t Communist pounda of TNT, inflicting attack 01 the U. S. Embassy terror attacks against Ameriheavy ion ot life. In Stlgoo, today pondered the ran Installations in Seutk Massive retaliation against next move in the Viet Nam Vlst Nam. tha Hanot regime seemed criais. Following to a brief run­ a certainty. The Chief Executive, Secre­ down of other major bombThe thunderous explosion tary of State Dean Rusk, De­ Inga: wo killed st least two Americana fense Secretary Robert 8. Mc­ Fob. f , 1844: TV* bomba and is Vietnamaae and wound­ Namara and Ambassador Max­ exploded under the bleaches* ed ISO others. Several of the well D, Taylor, who flew here of a U. 8. servicemen** softterrorists wort Mown to bits. from Saigon this weekend lor ball perk In Saigon. Two Deputy U. S. Ambassador consultations, all were inform­ American soldi*r* kitted aad A sharp increase in venereal disease Is reported in Semi U. Alexis Johnson emerged ed of the bombing shortly af­ more than 20 other Ameri­ nok County for 1844, Dr. Frank from the rubble with blood ter it occurred Monday night. ca ns wounded, There were indications that Pah. 14, 1844: A bomb ex­ Leone, Seminole County Heal.’h streaming down bis f»cs. thin latest Red attack, aimed ploded in tha lobby e f n director, as id today. as it waa directly at the U. S. movie then U r ta Saigon's There were MO known eases Lets than four hours later, presence la South Viet Nem, American community. Three of venersal disease last year compared to just U known 40 U. S. and South Vietnamese had stiffened the President's U. 8. soldiers kilted. F ifty bombers destroyed a North determtsatJaa to press for­ Americans and Vietnamese cates in the county five years Vietnamese airbase at Dong ward with tha military drlvu to wounded. ago, the health officials de­ Hoi, IS miles north of the bor­ force the Communists to step clared. der, in the first attack on an fighting. Statistics reveal there were tittm y air bate of the Viet­ May 8, 1844: Ceosamatok 105 case# of syphilis and « namese war. saboteurs sank th* U . 8. casts of gonorrhea In Seminole It waa not in retaliation for U the administration follows Navy escort aircraft earriat last year. the embassy bombing, offi­ the wwws course it has since vs^v the ^wws i« u Card to Saigon Harbor with ww sr Dr. Leone and Joe Oarcla, cials said, but retribution is terrorist attack la February, e bomb pieced betow the wa­ epidemiologist for the hesttb expected to bo swift. the embassy bombing teemed terline. department, attributed some There was boavior loss of likely to result in now and pos­ May 3, 1844: Eight Ameri­ of the Increase in VD to in Ufa la previous terrorist at­ sibly much boavior U. 8. air can serrttsmeu watching sal­ creasing promiscuity among tacks against Americans la attacks against Communist vage eparatlane fo r the C trl younger people. Viet Nam. S a t the attack on North Viot Nam. when n the embassy creel disease were reported Id the sub-teens, they said. to the United State*. Nev. I, ISM: A V iet Ceng Previous terror attacks lad was due to see Johaew today raiding petty hsmkerd id th e Known treated venereal die ease cases In Florida last yes* directly to U. 8. retaliatory or W edasida/. H woe expect­ U. 8. eirbaae a t M m S m amounted to 15,3X0. This fl. raids against North Vtot Nam. ed that the embassy bombiag near Saigon wtth mortar cure ranks Florida third in Bloc* than the raids have weald weigh heavily to the pol­ shells. F o w Amtrtsont hflU the nation in total infectious grown in scope and frequency icy aad strategy review being ed end I t w i a s f i t cases of syphilis behind Cali­ -Hind have moved over closer coaducted hare this week. to the Communist capital ef The U. I . bombtog attacks fornia and Now York. Hanoi. m North Vtot Sam bagaa siDee. Mi. U H i Two A m p Dr. Leone urge* anyone who The daad in the embassy at­ moat two m sat hi ago u a re­ suspects that they have a vantack Included two Americans sult of terrorist attacks on eeeei-dtoeat. teSBft their tarn—a woman killed ha the ox- American billet* aad taeUUatty g ljjttte fl m : call ths ptoaun and a m sa who died ttoai to heath Vtot N a 5 i ----- Air Raids Follow Carrier Sunk New Attack* SIXTEEN MONTHS older and 60 pounda heavier, Kenneth H arriett, who will be 14 on May 4, today greeted an old friend on hia arrival in Sanford, J. M. (Botta) Crowley (right), of Cincinnati, eratwhile big league baaebali player. Crowley waa host a t hie home for Fire Lt. George Manning H arriett Sr. (left) and Mrs. H arriett, Kenny's parents, when the boy underwent a rare and delicate liver operation in November 1963 a t Cin­ cinnati (Herald Photo) Hotel Bombed fitrdbp, Commdndar Naval fwiif Air Force Pacific P leeti V teeiA fli Adm. Charles Booth Jl, who | fort One out of every 10 homes in Seminole County will be visited within the next few weeks In a survey of travel patterns. The survey, conducted by Wilbur Smith A Associates for the State Road Depart­ ment, began Monday and will continue tor three cut four months. Approximately SO l o c a l women will be hired to visit the homei and Interviaw fam­ ilies. Tha city and county law en­ forcement ■gene lee are co-op­ erating in the survey and each Interviewer will carry proper identification. City Manager Warren E. Knowles has written a lettar to accompany tha San­ ford interviewers asking for <Ht For Tar residents to co-operate and assist in the survey. Each family to be inter* viewed will get a letter of in* tent from the Oranga-Seminole Joint Planning Commielion three day* prior to the visit by the women interview- Force Base, Nebraska) Rear Adm. Joseph Jaap, Pacific Command representative on the Target Planning Staff, and Rear Adm. Reger W. Mehie, tha Navy Depart­ ment’s Strike Warfare o ffi­ cer. One of the first social events of the week will be a barbecue at 6:30 p.m. Thurs­ day, April S, at the recrea­ tion area of Florida Power and Light Company. The an­ nual outing ia sponsored by the Seminole County Chember a t Commerce Armed Forres Committee. Thla is a stag Purpose ot the survey is to develop a transportation and road plan. All answers will be held confidential. Women hired to make fntervlewe In Seminole County Include: Juanita Maeton, R t 1, Sanford | Dorothy Bernoeky, 220 Bradshaw, 8anford| Anna! L. Rowley, 425 Balder Avenue, Longwood; Vera L. Willford, 2530 8. Laurel. Banford: Patricia Wallen, 109 Temple Drive, Sanford. For golf enthusiasts, tha third annual Navy-Civilian Screen Door Open will be held Friday afternoon, April 9, a t the Mayfair Coif and Country Club. After the Blue Angels' per­ formance on Saturday, April 10, tha annual Navy Appre­ ciation Day picnic will be held on the elation at Lake Golden. Primary sponsor of this event le the Junior Chamber of Cummerre. dlsfss*. Dr. Leone said aymptoM af VD usually appear s e m r t vjJamage days to its weeks after ex­ m m fora the northeast posure. g | Bto embassy build. "If you think you have a im 8M mart ot the first ■ i I n k * Marly every veneral diMaie," Dr. Leona said, "call your doctor or the health department for assis­ 1kg agfbatoa sent a fireball tance." an4 • NMbot pillar of amok* shooting high above ths roof of the six story structure. Heavy steal grills oa the win­ dow* were b l o w s back through--lb*-wslIa-a n d .srBiax rooms. Tha consular section was destroyed. TUe* from buildings many yards sway were tossed like confetti. The deed and wounded lay lit tangltd heaps to tha wreck­ Wednesday and Thanday are the flaal days la get age. More then too injured were under the wire far home­ taken to Saigon Hospital and stead exemptions and for more than 50 to the Amer­ filiag personal property ican Navy hospital. At k a it tangible and Intangible tag to Americans were reported return*. so badly wounded they were Mery Earle W e l k e r , being flown to Clerk Air Base county tas assessor, reto the Philippines, winded today that I pm . Thureday is tha ebaatate deadline. Despite his Injuries, Deputy Persona filiag for ham s' Ambassador Johnson met Im­ ■tend exemption for the mediately with top civilian •rty mast rail at Mrs. and military aides to discuss Walker’s effiew to toe ceerf retaliation. fas a statement he said the hftiiBf we brine dtidVB ar ewp lift vwp ikm ewe — w^e egreemeat for dead, I N I bombtog waa another example automobile registration aad ot the Viet Cong's readiness valid Flarida driver's II- to attack ctvlUaM. The Vietnamese govern­ ment called the attack ta set Thursday of savagery — not sa act ot deadline! mar, tost an act of murder. At the aame time M an­ nounced today's air raid. Vice Marshal Nguyen Cae Ky, commander of the Viet­ namese air force, said the Homeowners 'Murder* HOUSTON, Tea. (U PI) — Astronaut Edward White may become the first American to taka a personal peek into space when he aad fallow Gemini pilot James McDivitt make a four-day voyage into orbit Uta this spring. Alee, informed sources said, ths flight—which would aet a U. S. space endurance record —to set for a blast-off at Cape Kennedy to June, about Officially, the federal space agency's current plan* a n much more modest. A s far as public announce■ante are cone*read, the MeDtrttt-WbiU mission 1* set for somotimo after July 1, end Um “personal took at apace" U an experiment awaiting a flight beyond th a t If all goes wtti, McDivitt and Whit*—pilot and co-pilot, respectively — will fly their Gemlnl-4 capsule Marly three timet longer in apace than the 224 orbits that astronaut L. Gordon Cooper established at a U. 8. record about 23 months ago. Sources close to tito 11.33 billion Gemini project said officials era seriously consid­ ering giving White the chance nt the first "space look." According to the proposal, the Gemini-4 capsule would be depressurised and White would open his hatch ou the righthand side sometime midway through too lT.Mft-mUa-perhour voyage. Thsn toe astronaut would stand up to kl* seat and stick Mi h«id l i d ffcouMtrt outiMa too cabin, to aoo what it looks like eg .outside White also would carry ahtog a camera :o take pictures from this uni­ que vantage point. The "space look" would fast only about 10 minutes. Tbs as­ tronaut would not actually toava the capsule. This is a feat that will b* left lo * spaceman on a future Gemini flight. ■PACK TWINS CHICAGO (UPI) - Chicago went into orbit today over America's newest space beawes, Virgil (Gus) Gris com end John Young. Tbs space twins, fresh from a rousing but ratoy reception to New York City, arrived at O'Hara latanutional Airport for Chicago’s salute to their Gemini spare flight of last FDR Bodyguard Dies At Miami MIAMI ( UP] >—William SJnnott, T«, a bodyguard who was taltotioa for toe embassy hit by a bullet to the 1833 as­ sassination attempt of Frank­ lin D. Rooaevalt la Miami, SCHOOL AID BILL died today of pneumonia. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Stoaott wa* on# of too Into Baton Democratic leaden, president bodyguard* Tab. U, confident ef strong support, 1833. in Miami's Bayfront today celled up the adminPark when Gulseppe Zaagars litretioa'e |1 J bitten school fin d at FDR's back. But, stece thee, the U, 8. military drive has bees step­ ped up to include broader as­ saults oa the North without Implying that thee# strikes were e f a strictly retaliatory— or "tlt-for-tai"—nature. Taylor's visit to Washington had been described as "reuline,” another la a series at periodic at averments e f U. 8. policy. But officials privately acknowledged, even before the embassy bombtog. that ths discussions here came at a particularly critical point to operations against the Red Viet Coag guerrilla* aad against North Viet Nam, which tbc-UnttwhStatur 'diiW S'fflfplies and controls rebels. "M1N1LAB" CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) Tha Air Fore* today success­ fully rocketed a 44Vt-pound "Mini-Lab" on a plannad foo-mito hop into spse* tod back to measure the varia­ tions la radiation trapped to earth's magnetic field. S ttS tt a t Plsiku, S40 rnOes northeast o f Saigon. Feb. 19, IMS! Csmmua tot suicide squads bombed U . to A m y enlisted men's MUrt 41 Qul Nhon, STS rnUea north ■ _ Rupert JtttehtonA. and Sim ii nola County “swapped" mow property on SMk Street to M "even • Stephen" traMarties this morning, preparatory to the State wldeaiag aad. 1m * proving tha tosroughfera. County Commteefen, to apo­ d a l so#* ion this aura tag; f i n a l i s e d the trsaaaetton, which w m given n puhUa bearing tost faU. e n it e u i Pa u n v e s iM r a iM g v m EARLY-AMERICAN STYLING �Health Council ' Services, Aims Told Al Geneva ■ y JoAaa Hays Purposes and service* of tha Btminola Public Haalth Homo Connell were outlined in full a t an open mooting of tha organliaUon held In the Geneva Community Hall. The Council, in tha future, will be meeting In all areaa of the county to bring In* formative m aterial before the public. Thia meeting waa devoted to explanation o f tha coun* ctNiponaored Home Nuralng Cara Program given by Ken­ neth Mctntoeh, council preaidant, and a film and qutition-anewer period on tha Eye Bank presented by Mra. P. C. Woodruff of D ollar/, execu­ tive accretery of Seminole lioepltal Eye Bank Aaaociation. The nuralng program, in operation ainco October, 1988, haa eared for 711 patienta to date. Thle aervlce, Mclntoeh advlaad, la available to thoaa returning homa from tho boapltal who need additional r a n t thoaa acutely ill in tha homa; and thoaa aufferlng with long term or chronic lllnet tee. Upon ordera o f the attend­ ing phytic Ian, a nuraa will vleit in any homa In Seminole County and atay at long aa ia neceaaery to carry out tha doctor'* ordera, make tha pa­ tient comfortable, and in* ■tract members of tho family for continued nuralng care, Tha nuraa, with doctor's or* d an , will bo prepared tot (1) provide routine bedside cars including temperature, pulse, reiplratlon and blood pres* aura; (S) Give Injection*, sub­ cutaneous and Intramusculari (») handle apodal treatments. aurgicat dressings, enemas, cathereriiatlons, c o l o n i c s , bladder Irrigations and reten­ tion catheter (males except* c d )| and, (4) provide routine infant cars, formula making and demonstration bathing. After tha visit, tha nuraa will report back to tha doetor by telephone if requested. Medication*, dressing!, and equipment must bo provided by the patient, 9h> Wrralfc P a g e 2 — M arch SO, 196S Tri-Hi-Sci Club Gives Steak Dinner For Fair Officials Audience Delighted With Burke Family The most delightful pro­ gram of this seison'a concert series we* the performance Monday night of the Burke Family Singers. The songs they chose ware mostly well-known to the audience, but the one that brought the most applause was the difficult and beauti ful "Hoipodi Pomilul," a fam out Russian composition by Alexis Lvov. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES of Homo Nursln# Care, sponsored lo­ cally through the Seminole Public Health Home Council, were outlined a t a meeting of the council in Geneva by Kenneth McIntosh, council presi­ dent, who looka over service report with Mrs. Grace Fisher, public health nurse supervisor (left) and Mrs. F. C. Woodruff, who showed film and lead a question-answer session on Eye Bank. (Herald Photo) Geraldine Rose Succumbs At 34 Mrs. Gsraldlna (Jtrry) G. R ote, 84. of 808 East 10th r - .v * - •V . V T h a fnfluenca o f Mra, Burka, a former diction teach­ er, showed up unmistakably In this number, for the in­ creasingly rapid proncuncla tion of tha chant, which in eludes ju*t tha two words, was sharp and clear. Tha ap­ preciation of the audience was ohvlou* as they applaud­ ed the Burkes for three cur­ tain calte. The same elegant diction was apparent tn one of the encore numbers, “Songa of tha Belli," another ancient chant. Another meet difficult num­ ber was Johann Sebastian Bach's "Alleluia" and all the Burkes, from father, Walter Vincent, director and accom­ panist, to the littleet Burk*, 10-year-oid Peter, performed this number very profession­ ally. Tha apptaranca of tha Burka Family 8ingtra sig­ nals the and of tha current concert aeries sponsored by the Semlnol* County Mutual Concert Sarin. President C. Verncn Mis* Jr. indicated that aaaaon memberships for next year’s series soon will ba offered for A 4 tffk { Funeral Notice # w Legal Notice profit although patienta are encouraged to pay a small fas if posaiblo with adjust­ ment according to financial conditions of tho family. Services are available, Mon* day through Friday, from "MARTHA LOGAN" (in real life Misa Mnyy Metag), homo economist for l i l t a.m. until 4 p.m. Swift k Company, will present new memis and procedures of cooking a t A report from Mrs. Grata tho second annual Mr. and Mra. Creative Cooking School for tho public Either, public health nuraa a t 7:80 p.m. tonight a t the Sanford Civic Center. supervisor, showed that tha organisation haa cared for 48 patients since Fab. 1, thia year, frith taro new patients recently added. • N ext meeting o f tha Coun­ cil will be held at T:S0 p.m., TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — stata'a share set at $5.8 mil­ Welfare Department submit April St, in Caseelberry In "We must start with the chil­ ted ita budget to the first lion. tbe Town Hall Annex Confer­ chopping block prior to con­ dren if we are to break the Federal aid also would be ence Boom. sideration by tha full Legisla­ cycle of poverty," n legislative forthcoming aa part of Pratture.---------------- -------- --------ramwlttee -was-wsrr.sd *Mutt’ tdMC ■JBfWiTih'V economic' 'op­ "We want to Increase the D T e u e sN u d e day, It was an attempt to get portunity program, C r a f t lot of the child," Craft said. FALKIRK, Scotland (UPI) |8 A million from tha atato for said. Ho said that tbs results "This program would help get — Teen-ager John Gardiner training fathers of netdy fam­ would provide additional in­ father* off the welfare rolls dressed his nude tattoo aa he ilies. come for fathers of families by making them salf-rapportcould return to school. John, Tha combined legislative already drawing aid to depend­ Ing." 18, had n local tattooist draw appropriations subcommittee ent children payments. n skirt and blouse over the was told by Wetfare Depart­ At present, the etate pay* shapely figure after ha waa ment Director Prank Craft a maximum of $81 a month banned by his headmaster un­ that the overall job training to families with dependent i n tm w c i a o r i T < o v n t o r til tha girl w et made respect­ program would coot ISO mil­ children, but Craft said thle THH NIFTH JUDICIAL CINc h i t in a n d r u n SEMINOLE able. lion during 1086-86 with tha is Just not enough. e m s t r . F lo rid a . C M ( n c k m v x u . israe He Implored the committee TIIK ROHTON FIVH CUNTS to reinstate the requested $5.H HAV1NGH HANK. P laintiff, million cut out by the Cabinet va. Budget Commission when the JAMEF A. BOWLES, at u t $20 Million Needed In Job Plan Legal Notice Bear Lake Cub Pack Presents Scout Tie Pins To Leaders Baby Wounded Awards presented by Busoell during tho meeting warts Jeff Ewaldt and Kim Boyle, wolf badge and gold arrow; Kenny Paterson and Roger KowaUkl, wolf badges; Richard Ostrander, Uoo badge; Thomas VanHom, silver arrow; Hobart Hoover, gold ar­ row; ------- * Richard Brookovtr, Brent Ooaaor, and Tim Denials, bobcat piss; Kenny Westmoreland, Doug Krcnxcr, Jeff Ewaldt, Bobby Hoover and Brucw Hate, denners stripes; Kim Boyle, David DoollUte, Doug Krenser and Teddy Rybickl, assis­ tant demian stripes. Bunnell reported that a total of III SO had bean returned to the Pack's treasury at re­ sult of proceeds from ticket sales to the recent Weklwa District ExpotlUon. Next meeting will be April 10 at tbe Bear Lake Elemen­ tary School oa tho theme "Booth o f the Beider." Final meeting of the neaaoa will be a piralc a l Camp Laaochce .n May. By Rifle Shot TAMPA (UPI) — llayford J. Fulton, 47, waa charged with assault to commit mur­ der In connection with the wounding of the I n f a n t daughter of » minor league baseball player. The Infant, 10-month-old Llaa May, waa hit In the right arm by a rifle bullet that ap­ parently rkhocheted. Lee May, the child'a father, is a native of Birmingham, Ala., and ia with the San Die­ go baseball team. Lyndon B? BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) — Pierre Salinger, for­ mer California senator and preas secretary to Presidents Johnson and Kennedy, haa hired a trucking firm to move hit belongings here from Falla Church, Va. Tha van and storage com­ pany said the truck driver would be L. B. J<______ 41 Defendants. x o T ir s : o r h i t in MONTGAliK r o il KIT.DUNN TOi J ASI KM A lloWI.KH and FRANCES U. HOW LUX. Ilia wife naaiiiM N C N i rinuie s K aratrsvlllt. North CaroUna You are hereby notified that a Comiilalnt In forerluee a rarlaln m orlaeae cn.um lierlng Ihe fnlluwlna described real proper t). lo .w ltl i-oi i. in... u e , c o u N T iir C H IB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1, at-ctirillna i« tha plat Ih eiaof aa u n ir d id In I’lal - - Hook II,- I’ . k. » 71* And ... I’ulilln Ke.-nrd* of He in IDole County, Florida, bee hern filed aaalnal you In the above etylrd aull. and ynu are' required lu sort* a copy nf your Anawar or vlhar PleadIns to Ilia CnnipUInt on PI tinllf f a allornaya. ANDKIlSuN, Itl'rill. OKAS' A UIWVIIKS, III K a.t Central Hnulevard, Or­ lando, Florida. and file the orl■ Inal Anewer or other Plaadina In the offlca af Ika Clark of tha Circuit Court on or l.efora lha llt h day or April. I t t l . U you fall lo do aa. a darrea pro confaaao will ha tak tn agalnet you fur lha rallat demanded In lha Complaint. This N uilcs shall ka publishad once a waak for four conesrtiilva waaka In Tha Hanford Herald. DATED this U lh day e f March. ISSI. (■UAL) Arthur U. Beckwith, J r , Clark of Circuit Cauri » y : Martha T. Vlblaa Deputy Clark I'ukllah lia r . II, I t. re a Apr. «. ISIS. Legal Notice By Evttym L isS y Judges and sponsors of the recent Seminole Coun'y Re­ gional Science Fair were hon­ ored by tbe Oviedo Tri-HI-Sci Club at a steak auppar attend­ ed by 63 parsons. Co-chairman of the event were Mrs. Clyde Holder and Mra. Jerry Arndt and chefs ware Clyde Holder, principal of the Oviedo school, Coach Dick Prater and Dutch Camp­ bell, teacher, with students, Bob Stewart and Rax Brooks, assisting. Served with the steaks were baked potato with sour craam and chive dressing, loosed sated, hot rolls, coffee and cake. Arrangements of yel low tulips were used to decorato tha serving table Judgea attending were Ben Wiggins, Dr.. Harlan Rhodes, Dr. Jack Morrison, Dr. Ed Lindsey, Dr. William Womble, Dr. Phil Westgate, Dr. Davkl Legal Notice i . Ohlariler, Dr. Erneit F r y e r ,: G.cnn McCall, Bill Clause Jr., f t Al Keith, Eoghan Kelley and Vat Robbiai. A briefing M iiloa waa conducted by M n. Helen Wcitfata, t e n te r at Sanford Jrrlor High Sibool Sruritorlng firms represent­ ed wera Dearborn Electric, Florida Stata Bank of Sanford, Firit Federal Savings and Loan Anoetetion of Sanford, 0 C.tiienx Bank of Oviedo, DyneIronies, A. Duda and Sons, Wheeler Fertiliser and San­ ford Herald. Gueiti were welcomed and extended wordx of appreciation by Mra. Jim Palmer, Oviedo science teacher and sponsor of tha local science club. Memb en of tbe club aervini wera Ann Martin, Cathy Corton, # Beverly Faulk, Linda Riggins, Nancy Swemon, MLml Wheel­ er and Martha Mikler. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAMR NOTICE IB hereby given that I am engaged In business a t F ive Point*—H ighway IT.11, Seminole County, Florid*, un­ der th* fletlous name of, II LACK CAT TAVERN, and that I Inland to rtg lsta r aald nam* with th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court, garntnol* County, Florida, In accordanc* w ith th* provisions of the F ictitiou s Nam* Statutes, to-w lt: Bectloa MS.OS Florida Btatutts 1017. Hla: Dan C. T ales Cleveland, Slrphtnaoa A Mix* Attorneys at Law, P. O. Drawer Z, Suita 111 ■anford Attantlo National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Publish March SI A April I, IS. It, IMS. CDK-1SS N o n e * o r INTBNTION TO APPLY FOR SPECIAL OR LOCAL LROISLAION TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN that tha F leet R eservists of •em lnale County, Florida, In cerporsted. a corporation net for profit w ith It# principal o f­ fice located In Semlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, w ill apply to the t i l l Legislature o f tha Stata of Florida for tha paasasa of special or local legislation wherein a liquor llcene* ahall ba grantad to tha apptlonnt, present law, regulation*, raetrlctlon* or llmttatlona n ot­ w ithstanding. This notice Is being publish *d pursuant to taw, <>na tlm* at Jadga, Bamleal* Caaaty, F lar- Publish March I* A April d, 11, least 10 day* btfor* Introduc­ ■BMIXOLR COUNTY 10. t i l l . Ida, la Prwbat*. BOXING COMMISSION tion of the proposed law Into C D K -ttl la Ret r e la te • ( Native a f F ahll* H e a r in g tha Legislature W illiam Bersarr Clancy, J r , Nolle* la hereby given, that FLEET RESERVISTS OF l a tho Caart o l the Caaaty Deceased. SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN- after consideration, th* Beml. Jadga. BeaHBata Caaaty, F lar. •O S B . MRS. a s s A t , n i N S t T a All O ad 11ore aad Person* Ma, la Pvahal*. nol* County Zoning CommlssCORPORATE!) ■'n w',11 I'I ■ Muller' V.—rln.. (JKNRYI a,— Funeral ear- H avlag Claims ar D em eads ta rei Batata a f nT: II. E. Paul A galast Said ReSat* o determine th* fa llib ility of v |c e* for Mra. Geraldine (J .r or you era recommending to th* Board of C D K -tll Monday, w ill ha conducted at haraby notified and required to Ta All Crodllara aadDteaated. Parses* la tk* Caart a t tho Caaaty County Commlselonera that th* 10 a. m. Thuraday from Holy present any claim* and de­ M avlag Claim* ar Domaada follow ing described property Jadga, Seminal* Caaaty, Flar presently soned R-1A Hingis Croaa Kplacopal Church w ith mands which you, or either of A galast aald SCatatai Itev. La Hoy D. B»p*r o fficia t­ you, may bavr against the Ma, la P rebats, Family R esidential to C-« You and each o f you ar* la rai F atale af o f W illiam Barnarr ing. Cramatlon will follow e sta te Limited Commercial) Bag at a with burial tu ba In Oaklawn Clancy, J r , deceased, lata of hereby notified and required AMXIK K. MURRAY. FORMER­ point on th* ■ tins of and I Mamorlal Park. Althnuah a aald County, to the County lo present any elalm s and de­ LY ANNIE E. ENGEL ft W of th* HE cor o f Rlock D, northerner by birth, aha con- Judg* or Semlnnl* County, mands which you, or etlhsr of Deceased. Tract II, of a R tp lat of Traci* you, may hove agalnet the aid.rad har.alt only aa a Florida, at hla office In thr estate Ta Alt Crodltosa and Persona of LEWIH W. BUIKIKHH, H aving Claims ar Dsauutda II. IS. I t and 11 of Hanlanda Floridian. Grxmkow Funeral court houaa nf aald County at Spring*, r. I). 7, Pg. I. th em # Hanford, Florida, w ithin a ll deceased, late o f aald County, Agalaat t a l l E state i llom a In c h a n t . run N 1S7.SI ft parallel w ith calendar month* from the ttm# to the County Judge of Semi­ Tou and each of yon ore tha E ling o f said Block D to o f the flrat publication o f this nole County, Florida, at hlo of- hereby notified end required tha P. C. o f a curve, concave notice. Two eoplee of each flee In lha court house of said to present any claim s and de­ W erly and having a radius of claim or demand shall b* In County a t lan ford , Florida, mand* which you, or either of 101.17 ft and a central an al* w rliina. and ahatl sta te <h* within olx calendar months you. may have against the of i r t r i l ”, thence run along from tho tlmo of tho first pub­ estate of ANNIE E. MURRAY, IN THR COURT OF THFI place of residence and poat o f. lication •a J d -ja rv e_M W orl*-I77rM ftof this nolle*. Two county Jftsetse, SKMINOI.M flee addreee o f tj|» claimant copTJa"oT—J e t t ' claim or de­ -rtrra-TTT-JfNTViE'"fi. •'KNiHTL to th* P. T. o f aald curve, said ahrf •ilhil-'G# sworn to by tha ^ rv r i . . i K j g 1' « r g M » - ^ deceased, lata or aald County, P. T. lying an th* aforly R/1V claim ant, or aaant, or atto r­ mand ahall h* In w rltlna. and to the County Judg* of Bern! tin* of Longwood Drive (8. R. ney and accompanied by a fII- shall atat* the place of reel- nol* County, Florida, a t hie 4 1 0 , thanes run BW'arly along PRONATM NO. STM Ina fee o f on* dollar and such dsnea and poat office addrass office In Ih* court house of aald H*trly R/W line of LongCITATION claim or demand not ao filed o f tha claim ant, and shall h* said County at Hanford, F lor­ wood Drlv* 111.34 ft to access IN RMi KITATK OF sworn to by the claim ant, hie ida, w ithin atx calendar month* I1/W nf fntoretat* No. 4, thanes WALK It IHXON HR.. a lto shall he void. Oeraldln* Zetmtner Clancy agent, or gttorney and accom­ from ths tlm* of Ih* flrat pub* run BW'arly along said access known aa WALTER DIXON. As aaacslrlx o f the la s t panied by a filing fa* of on* llcatlon nf th is nottr*. Two H/W of Intaretst* No. 4 114 71 Daoaaasd dollar end such claim nr de­ W ill and Tsalam anl of The e la te a f Florida la eepla* of each claim or d t ft to Ih* 8 tin* o f aald Block D, W illiam Barnarr Clancy. mand not oo filed ohoil bo void. mand ahall b* In w riting, and thence run E 440.71 ft to th* Wattar Dixon, Jr.. / * / Clarence L. W eaver J r , deceased You ara hartby nollflad that Ae executor o f the Last ahall slat* tha place of roR POI). Further described ae th* a patlllon haa b**n filed In Cleveland, Htephanson a Mis* dene* and post office addreee southeast corner of 1-4 and 8. W ill and Testam ent nf said court p r ty ln s for tha ap­ f*. o. Drawer E of the claim ant, and ahall bs R. 434. LEWIS W. UUHGESS, pointment of an adm inistra­ Hanford. Florida sworn to by the claim ant, hla r u tile hearing w ill bo Staid Deceased tor of tha estate of lha above- ru b lith March 10 * April «, agsnt. or attorney and aoeom. In Ih* gemlnel* County Court STENMTIIOM. DAVIS A l i . te. i t s i . named decedent. panted by a filin g fob e f one Houet, County Commleilonera MclNTOf H Tau are hereby required to CDK-II4 dollar and such claim or ds Room, Banford. Florida, WedAttorney* for Executor file your written defenses mand not io filed shall ba void, nesday, April 14. 1144 at 7:to thereto within forty days a f­ IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF Edwards Building / a / a to r g s P. Kngsl P. M. or ae soon thereafter a s ter the first publication hereof. THH NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Hanford. Florida 11171 As executor of the Last possible. Should you fall therein, decree CUIT IN AND FOR BRHINOLR Publish March II, 10. A April W ill and Taetament of ■eralnota County Zoatag I. It. l i l t . w ill be entered In due course COUNTY, FLORIDA ANNIE K. MURRAY, formCommission PATRICIA H A R D I N BAR- C D K -ltt upon eeld petition. erly ANNIE E. ENGEL By Robert 8 . Brows WITNKSS my band and the WICK. Deceased Seminole County lasting P laintiff. NOTICE o r PUBLIO HRAR- BTENbl ROM. DAV18 A aaal of aald court at Saaford, INH OF PROFOIBD CHANOKS Director v*. Florida. March ttth . ISIS. Mct.NTOBH r u h llih March t l A April 4. AND AMRNHNRNTd IN CKRK ARLYI.K IIOUHIIOLDEII HUBERT L BARWICK. Attorney* for Executor 1141. Defendant, TAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUND. Edward* Rulldlng County Judaa CDK-131 ARINS OF TU B IONINU OR­ NOTH-R OF at'IT lly Lola U. Walker DINANCE OF THH CITY OF Hanford, Florida I t t U TOl HOIIKHT L BARWICK, Clerk Publish March 31, It, A April IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP ■ANFORD, FLORIDA. Defendant. HUTCHISON AND LEFFLER 11. I t l l . , _Joi j j r* t o t h Y poDDed-theA __ Hollra-te. be why. xirtiulliA t. I. vJwk-tVf 1 W I T OF AND FOR aRHIROLM A B ill of Complaint tor Divorce a Public H earlne w ill bo held — COUNTY. FLORIDA. has been tiled against you, and al tha Commission Room In tht n o t ic e o r b i l e Attorneys for said Eetat* CH A N C E R Y NO. I 40X* City Hall In tha City o f San­ Notice Is hsrsby given that UN1TKD MORTGAGEE SERPublish March II. 10 A April you ar* required lo serve copy of your Answer or Plead. ford. Florida, at l:oo o’clock pursuant to the final d*«r** of VICING COUP, I. 11. 1*11. Ing to the Bill of Complaint on P. >1. un April It. I t l l , te con. foreclosure and sal* entered C D K -ltt P la in tiff,. tho P lo ln tlffa Attornoy, BAR- older the follow in g ch an aet and In tho onus* pending It the IN THR CIRCUIT COURT. RT R. NIGER, Ono North Or- amendment* ta tha Zoning Or­ Circuit Court tn and for Sami NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ongo Bulldlna, Orlando. P lot- dinance a f the City dt Sanford. nal* County, Florida, onto doe JOHN EDWARD COOPRIDER, *t u t. OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Ido. tn d file tho original An­ Florida: ket number l i l t ! , the under­ Defendants. (A ) That preparty aenod tn signed Clerk w ill sell the pro ■HMINOLR COUNTY. sw er or P loed ln t In tho offlro NOTICH o r SUIT of tho Clork of tho Circuit D I e t r I o t C -l (Neighborhood party situated ia said Coun IN CIIANCKRT NO. ISSTt TOi John Kdwarl Cooprlder NOTICE OF FORHCLOaURH Court on or boforo tho llt h Com m ercial), located between ty described aat and Bertha M. Cooprlder day of April. A. D. t i l l . If Oak Avenua and M y i t i s SALK Lot II of Reptat o f PINE Clay City, Kanos* J. S. GLKA80N, J R , as Admin, you fall tn do ia. Judamont by Avenue from l lt h Htrost to CREST HEIGHTS as re TOU ARE haraby aatlfled letrator o l Veteran*' A tta in , aa default will bo token ogtlnat Park Drlv*. ta proposed te bo corded In P lot Book I. that a Complalat t e foreclose Officer of tha United a tetta of you for tho rollof demanded In changed te C -l (O enartl Com P o se s IT and t l of the a mortgage encumbering tk* m eratal) D istrict. Bald pro tho Rill o f Complaint. America, Public Records of gem laol* follow ing ra ti proparty: DONE AND OltDKniCD at party being more particularly P lalatllf, County, Florida. Let M, Black B. WOODSanford, Seminole County, F lor­ dearrlbad a* folia**: va. with the follow ing MERE PARK 1NU RERlock I, D reim w otd Serena Toaathsr JOHN VAUOIIN MORRIS. Jit. ida, this llt h day o f March, A. Rams o f properly located In PLAT, areordtng to plat Mectloa, P lat Ifcwk I, Faso and I’AMKLA J. MORRIS. hla D. ISSI. and perm anently Installed aa thereof recorded In Pint II. and all of Wall Sub(■KALI wife, a part o f tk* Improvamanta oa Book IL peg* 11. Pubtla division. P itt nook II, Arthur IL Beckwith, J r , Defendants. Records of lom lnol* Coun­ P aso IT. Bdmlnela County said landt Clerk, Circuit Court. NOTICE I f HK'tKDT OlVJ-.N On* Prlgldalra Ittfrlgaraty , Florida Record*. Semlaoto Couaty. Florida pursuant la a Final Dacrat of tor (alas.), Modal and ear- has been filed g g tln it you In (B ) That property toaed la By: Martha T. Vlhloa Foreclosure dated tha l l l h day lal Number* Unknown, th* above-styled suit, and you Deputy Clerk n ietrlct C -t (N elihborhoed of March, A. D , ISSI. and en* on* Frlgldalr* R a n a * or* required to oorv* a copy Com m ercial), located between tarad In Chancary Ceoe No. ISA It It Y IL NAUKIl (R ise.), medal No. IUTS1 of your Answer to th s Com­ Palm etto Avenue and -Laurel l i l t s , of tha Circuit Court of On* North Oronae Building m o m . Serial No. 1ICIII0L plaint on th* P la in tiff* atto r­ Avenue from llt h Street to l ll h the Ninth Judicial Circuit In Orlando. Florida On* UN llo t W ater Heater ney*. van den H*rg A ilty . P. Attorney for P laintiff ■treat, le proposed to ho chang­ tnd for Semlnol* County, F lor­ (E lec.). Modal and Serial O. Bag 1447. Orlando, F lorid*., ida, wherein J. B. GLKAHux. Publish Mar. Id. J l. IS * Apr. ed te C -l (General Commercial) Number* Unknown aad to til* th* original of ouchD istrict. Hold property being J it , aa Administrator of Vet- I. IS li Seven Venetian R I | n d e Answer with the Clerk of th o more particularly desorlbed as • ran*' Affaire, an Officer of CDK-IS (M stalL manufactured by efnrrsxtd Circuit Court on n r (olio**: the United StaU a of America ■enkarlk (llasa A Paint Co.. bofar* th* 17th day of April.NOTHH OF SUIT All Rlock I. L»ta 1 through havlna hla principal office In Inc.. Hanford. Florid*— No 1*41. If you fall to do so, a. STATE UF FLORIDA II lllock 1, Lola 1* through lha City of W aahlnaton. D is­ Model or B erll! Number*. dt<-ro* pro ronfoaso wlU ho ClRKKTINUe II and lx>ta SI through II trict of Columbia, ta tha P lain, TUI EVA SMITH CLAYTON, Block I. all m ock t, Lola Together w ith all structure* ••h en against you for th* ra-' tiff, and JOHN VAUOIIN MOHand Improvement* now and lie f dmanded In tho Complaint." t i l u ek a o o d Avenue, II through II and Lota II IIIH. Jit., and PAMKLA J T his Nolle* ahall bo publish* Hanford. North Carolina through II Rlock I. alt haraaftar en aald land, and fin M olllllH . hla w ife, ara lha DaTau ara hereby notified *haf B lo .k I i .i Di asm-.'old He­ <uras attached-tbaret*, i s l *11 I I one* a w eek f o r tune o o n -— r-n.lanta, I will aril ta tha a Sworn Dill of Complaint has r o lid Section, Plat llook I, rent*, Issue*, proceeds, and pro­ secuilv* week* la The Banford’ hlehaat and beat bidder for cash hern flln l against yuu, being Pag* le, aeinlaulo County n to accruing gnd to arcru* Herald. at tha Front Door of tha Semi, an at-ttun fur dlvorca by llanka Dated 1hl* Mth dey of Itooorde, and Lota t and t, from said prrmtaee, all af which nol* County Courthouse tn the Claytun, In tha Ctrrult Court W all Subdivision, P lat llook ar* Included within tha for*, March, IML City of Panfurd. County of of Semlnol* County, at Hanfurd. 1*. Pag* IT. Semlnol* Coun­ going description and tha ha­ (SEAL) ■•mlnol*. State of Florida, at Florida, ant you ar* haraby Arthur II. Beckwith. I f , 1 ty Record*: and all Black* bendum thereof; also all gas. ll:*S A. M. on lha llt h day of raqulrad to fli* your anawar. Clerk of th* Circuit Court. I. S. I. (pu rling H eights. steam, slaatrle. water, plumb, April, ISSI, the follow ing da* or athar pleading ta aald Com­ ing. veutllatlng. Irrigating, and By: Elisabeth Uruanahxn Plat Book I. Peg* II. Semi­ rrlbed property aa eat forth In plaint, with lb* Clerk of our Deputy Clerk nole County Record*: and power en ten te, machines, appllaald Final Deere*, to .w lli aald Court, and to flla a ropy Francis w. Gay anco* fixture*, and appartanLot A and Lot U (!• • • tha Lot I, Work P. gUNLAND Iher-of to the underelgnod At southerly 111 feet). W ood­ anrao, wMch now ar* ar may van den Derg A Gey KHTATKS, according I* plat lornty. It. W. War*. I*. t>. U oi ruff Subdivision. P lat Book haraaftar pertain to, or be III K. Church Ft. thereof recorded In Plat Itl* . Hanford. Florida, on or 1 1. Pag* I t, Seminole Coun­ uead with. In. or oa said pre­ 444 First Federal B u lld ln f Rook II. Page* IS to It. before the llt h day a f April . ty Records; tnd Northerly mies*. evea though they be Orlaada, F iend * Public Retard* of Semi- A. D. ISSI; other*i»* a Deere* III feet of parcel deocrlb. detached or dllacbabl*. *• A April dr nolo County, Florida. Pro C safteeo w ill b* taken and ad aa: Ilea Iu II ch W af St publle sole, to th* highest Together with: kad aaalaat you for tk* relief NE corner of Section 1, sa d boot bidder far esab at 11 CDK-’l l I (I. K. Refrigerator LAS-II- demanded la aald Complaint. Township 101. Rana* H E. • • I f v k A. M. o a lb* Ith day ■. O. K. Hang* J - it l.T . DONE AXD ORDERED at ran ■ It ch. E L it ch. N a f April I M l at th* Front Door Dated th is l l l h day o f March, Sanford, Seminole County. F lor­ >1 deg E lo N lino of oold of th* B aa*sale County CourtA. D. l i l t . ida. thle tha l l t h in v a t March Section. W 11 ch to hag. •aafark 9rraU !■ Be a lard, Florida. (■KALI A. D. IS li. All parties In inttroot and (■CAL) FakUabed D « 4ly aaaage MSArthur M Reck with, J r , (■ B A D rttlsena shall hav* an oppor. Arthur H. B eckw ith. Jr.. ■(day, Baadar aad rkriat. Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur M. Beckwith. Jr* (u n ity to bo hoard at aald htarClerk af th* circu it Court ^**1 „ M M Uk ld aetmrdi) Dy: Martha T. Vlblaa. D.C, Clerk lag. By: Martha T. Vlhlen Mark X. Cleveland. Jr. lly: E.liabelh Brusoahaa Deputy Clerk My order o f tha City Com­ Tko Baafaod Herald. SM W and Harold F. Jakneon Deputy d a rk mission a f the City of San­ BEARDALL QRIDLET tM Of. Bastard, FI*040 a. Uf CLKVKLAND. STEPHENR W. WARE. ford. Florida, this lln d day a f AND LEWIS •ON * MIEN A tty. far P tslaU ff Marsh. I M l. A tU raaye far P la in tiff Attaraaya te r P lain tiff P. a Baa t i l l N Berth Caart at real JR . B . U W hatckll P. O. Drawer H •anford. Florida P ast Offla* Boa j* if Aa City Clark a f tha b» Car. Banford, Florida PubiDh March f t * A>ru * Orlaade, City of Hanford. Florida rut.IIeh March It, 1M »** March II, ltd !. W eek JS Tear U jM IC P K -III C D K -tll CDK-M f Legal Notice ' S H E R R Y W ALTZ. Oviedo H i g h School senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Waltz, of Oviedo, haa been named recent win­ ner of b fou r-y ear teacher's gchoiarahip. Sherry, who plans to attend the University of 8outh Florida in Tampa, is editor of the school year book tnd treasurer of the Beta Club. Street, died Monday. Born In North Adame, Mas*., aba waa secretarytreasurer of tha Btarllght Promenadera and a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. P ic r m o u a nam r She also served as a Gray NOTICE I* haraby given that Lady. Sha waa a graduate of I am engaged In business at H ighw ay 1T-SS. Hanford, Semi­ Oak Park (III.) High School nole County, Florida, under the and of tha Katherine Gibba fictitiou s name of JET INN BAR AND PACKAGE and that Secretarial School ia New I Intend to roglotor cold noma York. w ith tho c le r k o f tho Circuit Court. Seminole County. F lor­ Survivors ara her hueband, ida, tn accordance with tho Charles Roe*; a daughter, provlalono of tho F ictitious Martha Lae Rote; a aon, ■al*. Nam* Statutes, to -w lt: Be-'lon Florida atatutea IIIT. Jam** Leonard Rosa, and her Dottle Austin 111.01 N!g! Dan C. Y alta mother, Mra. Martha Oraar, Cleveland, Stephenson A Mlso A ttorneys a t Law, all of Sanford. P. O. Drawer E. Suits III Gramkow Funeral Homa la ■anford Atlantic National Bank in charge of arrangements. !■ Ike rea rs a f Ska Caaaty Ilulldlng, Sanford, Florida -----"Trt—enrwiixarthHr-Ja-non­ By Marysag MUaa Dan mother* and Cub Scouts of Btar Lake Pack 830 pre­ sented scout Us pine last Fri­ day to Cubmaitcr Bob Buaaell and Assistant Brace Nalsoa as an expraealoa of appreciation for past servlets la leading iand woridag with tha Pack. Skit for the ovoalag was pro* seated by P at mother Mra. Peggy Marios oad four Cuba, Don Phllhriek, DarraU Imlth and Bobby and James Keane. Tha clover playlet look tho theme of a brand new deu mo­ ther taking bar group of boys oa their first etm piag trip. Ai action developed, tha group arrived at as their taau- d aaoaeo camp alia only la le a n that all the boy* bad broagM agga to cook, math to tha dlamay of tha taexperleaced mother who could Bad aa akctrkal outM a la tha woods aad had not the vaguest idea how to eook ia nay otter all was aa4 MM f v Bto evea th e n * buagry, had a lovely dialog table compute wfth farau l Math aad chiaa. BanforB * �Attorney Fees May Get Axe !n Road Suits Five Boy Scoufs Win Life Rank HHonor Court By Jane Casselberry Approximately 125 persons attended the covered dish •upper and Court of Honor held hy Boy Scout Troop 311 at Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Awards were presented fol­ lowing the dinner by groutjn n ste r W. T. Daniel Jr. Those receiving their Life rank were Mike McManus, Todd -Miller. Fred Staedler Jr.. Bill Dempsey and Danny S cott Other advancements were Bill Daniel and Bruce DeB.-cr, first class; nnd Arthur Young, Tommy Marine, and John Hnrwood, second class. Cubmaiter Dave Waters of jP °ck 510 presented den chief ™nrdi to four Scouts who as­ sist den mothers. They are IVtcr Montgomery, Hurnm Cox, Allen Templeton nnd Todd Miller. Badges of office nnd wnrrnnts were presented to the following junior traders in the troop, Rlrk Casselberry and Bill Dempsey, Junior As­ s i s t a n t Scoutmaster: David Krohne, Senior Patrol lead ­ er; Walter Bistlinc, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader; Bill Daniel, Troop Scribe; Fred .Staedler Jr., instructor; Todd Miller, Allen Sullivan, Steve Niearry, Peter Montgomery, Huron Cox, and Donald Rhodes, patrol leaders; Mark Wcrley, Mike M c M a n u a, %,l!ruce Delleer, Allen Temple­ ton, and Dnnny Scott, Assist­ ant Patrol Loader*. Cooking Merit ltudge went to Richard Harwood, Steve Adams, It. Daniel, Etlward Cundiff, F. Staedler Jr., D. Scott, and W. liistline. I'ersonul Fitness Merit Badge wus presented to B. Dempsey, O. Scott, T. Miller, • F. Stncdler Jr., B. DeBoer, A. Sullivan, D. Krohne, and It. Cassclbctry. Those earning the Soil and Water Conservation Budge included Bistline, Dempsey, M c M a n u s , Scott, Miller, Staedler, DeBeer, Sullivan, Daniel, Admns, Niearry and Casselberry. ..........-Citizenship in the Commun• ity Merit Badge was earned by Staedler, Mcilanui and Dempsey; Cltiienship in the Nation and Coin Collecting hy McManus and Miller; and Nuture by Niearry and Bist­ line. Other badge* were Flrat Aid, Scott; Scholarship, Mil­ ler; Home Repairs, Shaedlcr; ^ anil Basketry, Krohne. 9 Fn,d 8 Uedler Sr„ a mem­ ber of ths troop committee, was cited by the scoutmaster for his contributions to the troop in working with the boys in their badge work. Humorous skits were pre­ sented by three of the petrols end an impressive candlelighting ceremony preceded ^ the presentation of awards. New Parole Plan Eyed By U. S. ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach proposed to Congress that selected federal prisoners be allowed to take outeide jobs before their sentences are up. The honor system plan would represent an extension to adult prisoners of the re­ habilitation concept which, up to now, has been limited to youthful offenders In a few areas. LIFE SCOUTS receiving advancement a t Court of Honor held by Troop 341 of Casselberry were (left to right front) Mike McManus and Todd Miller; (back) Bill Dempsey, Fred Staedler Jr. and Danny Scott. HIT ACTS at Hooten­ anny sponsored by Par­ ent - Teacher Associa­ tion of South Seminole Junior High included "Tito Enquires,” a fivepi ece combo ( t o p photo) and “April and the Raindrops," folksinging group made up of 3 n n d i Piirkorann. Cinda Kntthlu and April Eldridge (left to right) with Danuta Morski, of Chuluota, accompany­ ing on t h e Spanish guitar. (Herald Photos) Circus Movie To Be Shown In DeBary The movie, “Tha Greatest Show On Eurth," scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday In the DeBary Community Center, Is next in series of award win­ ning films being brought to Dellary by the Civic Associa­ tion. A Cccile B. DcMille pro­ duction, thla film received academy awards, was rnted “outstanding’’ by the Film Estimate Board of National Organisation* and waa given Parent Magasin# “ special merit award.” Other movies scheduled for the month of April at the Center are “Teahouse of the AbfeuU -SWUR*- CAPTtT M r sndthe Walt Disney document­ ary, ‘T he Living Desert,’’ April 30. No admission Is charged for these movlee and everyone is invited to attend. Hat la passed for free will offering to help defray production ex­ pense. Migrant Faces Murder Charge CLEARWATER (UPI) — woman was slightly wounded A justice of (he peace hnn ruled a 33-year-old migrant fruit picker from Pennsylvan­ ia will go before the grand jury on a charge of first de­ cree murder In the slaying of a supermarket manager. William Lee Burton, who was arrested at Washington, Pa., is accused of the pistol slaying of Alfred E. Corbin. A deputy sheriff testified Barton hns confessed. Corbin was shot to death in hit ear Feb. 3 a* he and n fdii.ilc employe of the store ijit J n J tls , car In ■ _secluded area north of St. Petersburjf about mid-afternoon. T h e Trailways is FASTER to NEW... YORK! Five For Five TALLAHASSEE (UPD—A Legislative Council roads com­ mittee is tempering with wis­ dom Its determination to get a hill to cut down attorneys’ fee* in road condemnation suits through the coming ses­ sion of the Legislature. The committee agreed to seek endorsement of the full legislative council for a bill which would be less ambitious than the one attempted in 1963. It failed. The philosophy this time is "get a foot In the door" with a hill that has a chnnce of passing. The rommittcc also heard n report on how much Florida owe* on bonds sold to finance state, county and city road construction. The total is $627.6 million. The largest part of it waa the $279.2 mil­ lion debt for county roads which is Imcked by the two cents portion of tho gasoline tax which goes for county roads. Tlio $167.2 million in Sun­ shine State Parkway bonds is second largest. Also being paid off are $149.4 million in municipal bonds and >26 mil­ lions in county road lionds secured by county funds derived from surplus gasoline taxes. The bill approved by the committee dealing with a t­ torneys’ fees would leave it to the judge In condemnation suits to set the fee for the landowner’s nttornry, who must he paid hy tho state, hut the fee would be based on a percentage of tho difference between whut tho state of­ ferer! for the property and what price. At present, the foe to a t­ torneys in these rases is also set hy the judge, but is tiasrd on the full umnunt of the price set by the jury. During the 196.1 session, the House approved a hill which would have set an un­ varying fee fur attorneys, cutting down drastically their pay. The bill wus killed overwdielmjngly jn_ a Serrate rnmmitire before it ever got to tire floor. SsnfnrS RrrilB March 30, 1005—Page 9 State's Magic Appeal Told In FP&L Report ULTRASONIC MUTATIONS, experiment projoct exhibit entered by Joint Stuart of Alta­ monte Sprint?* in the Lyman With Science Fair, broiiKht hint hiKlu*t honors when lie was chosen the school’s overall winner and later the project proved to be nnionK top winners of Seminole County IleKionnl Science Fair, (licruld Photo) HIDDEN HKIIIND strong geometries on cal estimated to weigh lietween 45 nnd 50 |>ouuds which now is a “resi­ lient" at Sanford Zoo. The cat was captured re­ cently by (’apt. Larry Aubry, of Mullet Lake Park, anti David Murray, of Geneva, who some three weeks iiro killed another rut weighing 42 pounds near Aubry’s homo. (Herald Photo) The story of Florida’s magic appeal and amatlng progress will b« carried to every atate in the Union and many foreign countriea by a colorful new publication just off tha press, Florida Power ft Light Contpany’a 1904 annual re­ port — sporting a cover that Invites the reader to "Explore Florida" — la in the mail this week to more than 40,000 peo­ ple all across the land who own shares In tha electric utility. Keyed to FP&L’s yearround program of boosting Florida, the 14-page publica­ tion helps ”*ell" the state wherever it goes. It is illu­ strated with brilliant color photos of Floridians a t work and play, nnd looks more like a popular picture magaiine than a corporation report. The presentation is designed to dramatise Florida’s appeal and phenomenal growth. “ In 11MM, Florida’s amaiing vitality act the paca for new gains in all layera of the state’s prospering three-ply economy," says FPftL board chairman McGregor Smith In his message to stockholders. “Tourism was nt an all-time high, industry chalked up rapid expansion and agricul­ ture harvested its biggest to­ tal cash Income in history. In fact, by most any measure you might chooee, our state’s progress and e r o n o m I c strength are etrlkingly appar..* N _____ ed with a splash of color phstos. Other companies play up their products in their annu­ al reports, but Florida is tha “product” FPAL ia promot­ ing. The report ii being mailed out magazine-style without an envelope to attract increas­ ed attention. This ia not un­ common today, but FPftL pio­ neered the technique a num­ ber of year* bark whan it waa standard procedure to mail annual reports in envelopes. The report presents an in­ formal format and an tasyto-rrad typographical presen­ tation. It should prove as ap­ pealing to the average reader to the analyst checking sta­ tistics and buslntta activity. With FPAL serving prim* growth areas of the state, tha report notes that Florida’s progress Is vividly reflected by the expansion ot Florid* Power A Light. Indicative of tha state’* growth aro figures showing Hint FPAL last year added new customers at the rate of 3,600 per month. At the asms time, the company’* generat­ ing capability was increased to 2,963,000 kilowatts — a jump of 300 per cent since 1951. Electricity teles were up 12 per rent, an increase of 320 per cent during the peat decade. . In the leading featura head­ lined “ Florida . . . Its Magic Appeal Nourishes a Thriving Economy,” the state’s growth story la detailed. Industry, agriculture a n d Florida’s wraith of natural and man­ made attraction* are portray- w e'recookin'up a real treat for yo u ... Tlie U. S. Public Health Service reports that more Ilian 26 million Americans arc edentulous—toothless. Come and enjoy it. ADMISSION FREE! and T H R U New MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) — Patrolman Randolph R. Luedke will be ready to ap­ ply for his medical degree any day now. Ha deserves it. Luedke delivered a baby in a police ambulance for the fifth STOCKHOLM (UPI) — time in his five years on the Swedish sailors weigh from force. 3.4 to nearly five pounds heavier than their landlubber compatriots, according to a study of ths National Associ­ ation for Diet and Health. England Heavy Gobs NOTICE Ther* will b« a public hearing held by the City of Baaford Zoniag and Planning Commu­ nion ow Thursday. -April-lr-1985--at--8sOO-M!.. in the City Commission Room of the City Hall to consider the request to rezone: J. E. Paces Subdivision beginning 157 Vi feet Weal of northeast corner of lot 43 nnd running East 100 feet thence South 135 feet; thenc* West 100 feet, thence North ' 135 feet to the point of beginning accord­ ing to Plat Book 1, Page 91, Public Records of Semiaole County, Florida. From R-2 one and two family residences to that of R-3, multiple family dwelling dUtrict. The proposed us* is a doctor’s office at 1005 East Fourth Street. All property owners within 300 feet of this property are hereby notified of thU public hearing. Clifford W. McKibbln, Jr. Chairman ---------------------- Zoning and Planning---------------, Jft C om m ission TONIGHT 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. ot SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Tbers’i mu do SANFORD Kt j g r £ ! Dh J mX K rear tfcwck er i piece* ptscee W eel. a r mm, ts see* v perhaps s T rm ru H s r:------- The Sanford Herald Take your first trip on Trailways — you'll never go any other way! Trevor ln~copnlort onTrsilweys," arrive fre»h and relaxed. America'* most modern bum . Helpful, •afety-tralned driver*. From Hanford to l-wn> BOSTON .................................... — ........ $3*15 the Only Thru Service WASHINGTON ........ - .......................... 021.20 Faster thru nervice Virginia Pelroakl F. O. Ilu* 1214 Sanford Phyllii Itugeaatela 322 *254 Lake Mary Nora Norrtc TK *-1514 8 . Srwiaola Mildred Haney MI-3611 Deltona Mary Gettlsgs 211-1*47 Bear Lake Sohpl* H iintf < MI-4102 D tU u r M I A M I ................ .......... - ............................• 4.43 Only 5»J hoar a via Parkway MEMPHIS ...................... - ------- ------------ 020.35 Ilia aaly thru acre Ire TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL fo r. Park ft lad. St. *22-4320 DeBAItY TERMINAL 1204 W. Church Street. HeBary TRAILWAYS. Second Annual Mr. fir Mrs. Creative ALL - ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL Van’ll rajoy terry ailaule . , , sod get aiaay aew Mss* that will aara y se tUaa a a l See Lobby Display Of Tti* Newest la Electric Ranges aiaaey aod wla roaplim este front faailly a a l f Heads. Canine ted hr MARTHA LOGAN, Swift ft Ca. Haau EcananiUt, assisted h f MAKOAliKT QUARLES, FPAL Hoait K canaabt. tad RefrigeratorFreezers By • r r ia g ta e a t with Ssnford _Er*i£j«*| Appllejwe Peelers. SEMINOLE COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE �♦ T F ’ .— 1 1 / n* ' Hr* - — - ■■ 0 ‘ • YANKEE DOODLE DANDY Tha nation's railroad critic la more than a n a tte r of financial transfaatom for companies In troabia. I t •ven voce beyond the much-needed nod crn ltln f of equipment and facil­ ities. W hat a r t needed are entirely new conception! of railroading—or rail* le tt road Inf—if thla kind of around travel la to become an attractive al­ ternative to automobilea and buaea and airpUnoe. Speedia the key factor In Intercity trav e l The fa t teat trains in the world today run between Tolnro and Osaka, cruising a t around 185 miles an hour. Japanese enjrlneera plan to build a more powerful locomotive which, in the eominf decade, will be able to reach the ultimate speed— about 185 m.p.h. This la the top, because a t th a t speed friction between wheel and rail reaches the vanishing point, and without friction there can be no movement. But there Is no reason to restrict oneself to wheels, and the Japanese are experimenting with a design in which a train would run on an air cushion over concrete tracks. Propulsion would be provided by a revolutionary application of the prin­ ciple of the electric motor—changing It from rotary to linear motion. Speeds of 500 or 600 miles an hour are theoretically possible. Other ideas th at have been sug­ Balance Wheel gested In th e past ara Jet-powered trains and trains shot through vac­ uum tubes. Then there is th e peren­ nial monorail, which has yet to grad­ uate from the short-run, showcase stage. R esident Johnson has called for a 200-mlle-an-hour rail link between Boston and Washington. If the Jap­ anese engineers are right, this won’t be accomplished with conventional locomotives. Building such a line, in whatever form It m ight eventually take, would be an expensive undertaking. But it would b« loss expensive in th e loni run than perpetual taxpayer subeld iting of our present relics of a 19th century form of transportation. I t m ight also save our children from having to pave over completely this heavily traveled part of the country. By David Head frees the beak published by The MscmBlan Cm) Distributed by Newspaper It was all very well for Wordsworth to enjoy so much working leisure "away from It a0.MYou remember: "It was a beauteous evening, calm and still, The holy time was quiet as a nun Breathless with adoration.” But 7 a.m. brings the dash to work, and concentrated work Is punctured with inter­ ruptions, and dull work is punctursd with music, and the lunch brssk is cut short to maks •‘mors time” later, and I p.m. is the rush hour, and svsnlngs ara ntvsr long enough, and the bast televi­ sion programs are lata, and to get to the country is too much effort after a day’s work, and at the weekend everybody else has the same idea, and when we get to management level we have the worry as well aa the work. . . . When were you last calm and still I In sueh a world the eity saint is to let his ordsred life confess the beauty of God’e peace. It takes some doing. We sometimes grumble that churches are tranquil, but most city churches lay on the layman more and more jobs, or more and more bouts of conscience for not doing them, until the ungodly hours are breathless with exertion. You think I exaggerate? 1 Thought For Today Therefore it is said, Awake, 0 sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give you light.—Ephe­ sians 5:14. e • • Truth never need fear the light. Sunlight falling on a dead log may hasten the process of decay, but sun­ light falling on • living tree makes It grow and become luxuriant.— Joseph R. Slxoo, The Way Out of the Dark. Bruce Bioisot — Roy Cromley Tam's quest lea brings out the interesting fact that a "cosmic rsasrloesales’* ee yea dwarf meaataias o f Ir­ ritation Into mere mole­ hills! C A 8I V-4B0: Tom W„ aged 41, is the fatty, weighing 114 aad with a blood pressure o f 140/100. "Dr. Crane," he protested, "if obesity is such a serious health hasard, bow do you explain the ripe old ago at.Utetd-bv-peoplr -UW-Wtaaten Churchill, Herbert Hoover and former President WUllam Howard Taft? “Didn’t President T a f t weigh almost BOO pounds? "And he lived to be 72, which I’d call beyond average for his generation, wasn’t policy. And the company physician, WASHINGTON (NBA ) — who Is always very strict, Like all major upheavals, the certified hia blood pressure at Negro revolution of the 1BS/S0. IMOs contains within itself "But, Dr. Crane,” this Col- msntl President Taft had an easy-going personality. Ho later went to the U. 8. Supreme Court, which he had preferred all along, for his temperament was even and placid. But many other people have volatile tempers and get fired «p to anger at a mo­ ment’s irritation. Emotion will thus soom blood pressure, as win hidden phobias' or'Cbfopttxse. For example, an Army Col­ onel in Tennessee consulted me during World Wkr II, saying he had been in the re. serves, but wished to get back Into active duty, A week before he applied for active service, he had taken out • life insurance complex o f some sort about a doctor in military uniform. "And whsn I received my physical exam at Army Head­ quarters, my blood pressure was 119. "The doctor must have sensed that I was peychologkelly disturbed, for he sug­ gested that I wait for a week Herald Area Correspondent! A Memento Ipriuge Mrs. Julia Bertas SB84BU Bear Lake-Foreet City BUS. Maryi Political Notebook Yes, occasionally a fat man will live to a ripe old age. But thla is the exception to the rule. And probably due to unus­ ually hardy ancestry. Lake Mary Mrs. Frances West BBS-4119 Lab# M ean s Mrs. R. L. Johns ISS-4TSS Longw sod Mrs. Donee Bate BIS-HIT North Orlande Mrs. Margaret Cei te s t "Well, la th i meanwhile,' I consulted two mors physicians In private practise. One got my blood pressure at 114 and the other at IM, so 1 figured the life insurance medic was correct "But aa soon as that Army doctor approached me, I felt turmoil deep inside. And it showed up at once, for my blood pressure reading hit BBS." This ease is a classic to IIluatrate the power of the mind and your emotions. For this Army Colonel's systolic blood pressure soomed as much as 87 points, appatently due to hia hidden complex about aa Army med­ ic. If you are already afflicted with a high blood pressure, due to obesity or other causes, Imagine what may happen whsn you grow excit­ ed or try to run for a bus. Bo avoid tobaceo and other factors that may soom your blood pressure by thickening suranee o f their constitutional right to vote. Yet as they wait impatient­ ly for this newest product of their protests to bo shsied for them, they might look upon the dangers that go with revolution and have in some measure already made their appearance In this one. Revolution means sudden, sweeping change. This the Negroes seek. Abetted by ths enraged responses o f resist­ ing whites in the Deep South, they have bad some stunning •oeettitfl. One groat danger Is that oven the most responsible Negro leaders may be driven on by the notion that some makes all sw ift change change swiftly possible. But in jobs, housing and education—the great areas where fundamental improve­ ment ia crucial to the N e­ gro's future—there ia no per­ suasive evidence that revolu­ tionary speed is attainable. dffJW d. Sanford, Florida Tuns., March 80, 1965 thus narrowing the "pipes." Take o ff any excess weight. Then develop a wider horiaoa so you will train yourself to become more placid aad un­ ruffled over minor irritations. Send for my booklet "How to Break tka Tobacco and Liquor Habits," enclosing a long atamped, return envel­ ope, plus B0 coats. (Always write to Dr. Crane la cars of this news- i paper, eacleoing a leag ( stomped, address id envoi- , Hurling their bodies against these stubborn roadblocks, the revolutionaries, roused to a pitch where onlv immediate setlun II Judged acceptable, may find their frustrations hard to contain. Here the perils that lie within revolt eould quickly surface. Revolutions are not neat, tidy affairs. They tend nat­ urally to excess. Original goals can be lost sight of, and tactic glorified more than objective. Undesirable join in, using the cloak of good pur­ pose .to cover rank misdeeds. Signs grow that this warp­ ing process has afflicted the Negro revolution even before the crushing encounter with the tougher barriers. Martin Luther King Jr., whose goals have been re­ peatedly served by favorable U. 8. court decisions and de­ crees, says a higher moral law gives him the right to disobey court orders he diesp proves. Thoughtful white lawyers here in the capital have been astonished to find others in their fraternity arguing that a "good result” in racial cases justifies wrenching the law to f i t One attorney, a stout lib- branded a "technical so-and W" I6r Insisting that the law should bo upheld as written and intended by its congres­ sional sponsors. More than a few symp­ athetic observers are sadly concluding that the Negro revolution Is contributing ma­ terially to the growing na­ tional disrespect for law and order. Moat often remarked la the failure of untold numbers of Negroes—Including a good many of their leaders—to dis­ tinguish between the abuse and the proper exercise o f police authority. Negroes seem very close to arguing, in fact, that any ofTidal restraint upon a Negro la discriminatory and consti­ tutes "brutality." Unabashed criminals have been quick to taka advantage o f thla pos­ ture and to ahout "brutality” after capture for a crime. The sit-in (or lle-ln), once a tactic used with effective restraint, has been converted Into a kind of visible ulti­ matum, In a country which under normal circumstances does not act by ultimatum. The dispatch o f troops to Letters By Water C. Parkas Smile even though you are are NOT on Candid Camera. hope I do. Somehow In all this there must be balance and discernment Somehow the Holy Spirit must help us create order. Somehow ws must accept a heavier burden than activities—that of being a certain sort o f person. Otherwise we may start thinking we are justified by deeds done and distance cov­ ered. We may become well­ doers-on-strings, and — wait­ ing to give ourselves to peo­ ple—find there is| little of ourselves to give; our man­ ner restless, our time short, our interests small, our com­ pany boring, our insights clouded, our energies dissipat­ ed, and our attitude idolarous because we have come to believs that it ALL depends on of a disciplined prayer life. Others are convinced they need it and know how much is lost whsn they lose it. Prayer is the conscious rec­ ognition of Ood’s holy pres­ ence and purpose in all life— Including the "now” of pray­ er. This will usually involve the use of words. We hsvs the words of Scripture to convey God’s meaning in events; we are to make a meaningful reply, using words to communicate, to clarify, to commit ourselves. That makes prayer engage­ ment, aa well as withdrawal. Prayer should no more be re­ mote from life than life Itance of activity and passivity, of giving out and taking in, of rush and re st Prayer, for all its physical inactivity, is to be seen on both sides of the scales. For a man’s inner life is as complex as his out­ er life, and prayer is p r in ts life facinf Godwards, as wor­ ship la public life facing Godwards. Prayer, as life, needs its pattern; here too, ws can help one another; and hers too, the pattern will emerge from our lively contact with God and our world. In Pasternak’s "Dr. Zhivago,B Lara went to church because "she needed the accompaniment of an in­ ward music, and she could not always compose it for herself.’’ Liturgy informs prayer. But so does life. Equally needed is the dis­ cordant clamor of the secular world. Prayer is the contrapuntal <i combination of two not en­ tirely dissimilar melodies — God’s holiness and God’s world. (NEXT: Giving . . . with levs.) If you would like to read all of "Seek a City Saint,” consult your local bookseller or send $2.96 to City Saint, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 4S9, D ep t A, Grand Central Station, New York, N. Y. 1001S.) I CAMELLIAS IN BLOOM CrxpsvWt Wi n t r y BXI1 Grapeville Are. SSS-SMS Lawn Spraying Although confined to his bed, a lt-year-old Georgia lad successfully attends” school by telephone. But hia arith­ metic teacher still has to be alert for wrong numbers. Last year g o v e r n m e n t agencies purchased more than 300 million aspirin tablets. Dad figures that’s just about enough to ease his income tax headaches. f Weaving in and out of traffic lanes creates a pat­ tern—of possible death, s e e A slightly flared lamp shade gives a better spread of light than a straight or drum-shap­ ed shade. Just take your p e n - According to marine biolotgiats, fish cackle, yowl, bark, groan, honk, snore and wheese. Now you know what kind of a noise annoys an oyster. Fill out a deposit slip, and A soo keeper supplements his modest wages by moon­ lighting as a babysitter for a couple of eight-year-olds. Bays he fcsla right at homo with them. Thirdly, will I fat preferen­ tial treatment in the event 1 might become involved with a t a a n i is r a v ju K ic* try w w ly presenting my honorary mombsnhlp card or will I get the book thrown at me for not having a card. They know who they seat letters to aad they also know who joined or did not join. Therefore, if I do not contri­ bute | l t I'm already ia their “ *AdV9ftiHf "in Yn#- classified columns of a Notches, Miss., newspaper desires "Light doser work.” Imagine dosing on the job and getting paid for Itl W elcom e I sincerely haps that Jus­ tices W. Hugh Duncan, A1 Da­ vis sad B. A Johnson plus Constables R. B. C uroll, Gra­ dy Hall aad George Kelsey aria call a halt to this foolish­ ness with all basts. Our rela­ tions with them have been too good to let the stats organisa­ tion get them (and ns) into open hostility, I apeak for a number of lo­ cal people whs sincerely ohJect to a group ad elected offlcialo organising and seeking donathme Bom sources ant- 1 a VAH - 6 a when you can OWN a beautiful new home in Ravenna Park $ ‘A Community of Homes — Built with Pride' Ono ia a comfortable 8 bedroom, ll£ bath home with large living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carports and utility room. MODERN KITCHENS BY •terete m 8 I N ! 8 A I . A e LECT8I a meeiser at the Danes Frees t t u n is ee- FHA FINANCING—184/MO. INCL. TAXES AND INIURAMCB prtetSte'to'tote nemmsner* r*vaM>MU*k •* aU the teesl ShosunaJuiA c o n st r u c t io n c o , CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY •1 Office t i l W. 15th S t pfcona 8214 ______ HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB ED. — FOLLOW OUR SIGNS / \ a i �tl I I S tir S anfdrS Workers Needed S u p re m e C o u r t R u le s For Enterprise Employer Can Close Business B u t... ?TC Festival Wrralft March 30, 1965—Page 5 _ DeBary 4-H Club • Achieves Record In First Year An ever crowing and im­ pressive lilt of award* la be­ ing achieved by the DeBary 4-H Club, now In it* f ln t year aa a formal organiiation in tha community with Its 32 member* coming from De­ Bary, Enterpriie and other nearby surrounding areas. Officers of the club are Mickey Thursam, president; Linda Sweeney, vice presi­ dent; Sherri Laughlln, secre­ tary-treasurer; Judy Kelley, reporter; Matt T h u r s a m , county delegate, and Debbie ro tte r and Jo* Vickers, ac­ tivity leaders^ Adult leaders are Henry Thursam and Mrs. Janet Potter with Mrs. Thur­ sam as assistant. Serving as officers on the Volusia County 4-II Club Council are Matt Thursam, vice president, and Mickey Thursam, treasurer. Ribbon winners at County Events Day held at DeLeon Springa Included Carla An­ thony (top winner), Laura Thursam, Milana Crawford and Jamie Crowder, dress re­ vue; Debbie Totter, Milana Crawford, Steve Johnson, Matt Thursam, Roger John­ son and Mickey Thursam, tal­ ent; Stcphany Miller, Sandra Grandle, Patty Sweeney, Deb­ bie Potter, Laura Thursam, Linda Sweeney and Roger ^ 0 dl * ________(*“P — DEBARY 4-H CLUB has gained outstanding recognition in its first year of organization. Among members are (left to right, front) Patty Sweeney, Jamie Crowder, Dena Laughlln, Judy Grandi nnd Richard Pot­ te r; (second row) Sheri Laughlin, Dcbby Potter, Milana Crawford, Mickey Thursam; (third row) M att Thursam, Steve Johnson. Curia Anthony, Laurn Thursam und Linda Sweeney. Little Sandy Grandi, in front, helps displuy the club emblem. (Middleton Photo) T -T By Mra. Ritchie l i m i t Ken Hicks, chairman of the Spring Festival to be sponsor ed Slay S by the Entcrpri'c School Parcnt-Tcach>r Coun­ cil, has issued a call tor vo.untcers to help with the event. Taking the form of a big Western and Country Music Show, the festival will include games such as darts, fish pond, bean bag toss, ring toss, shoot for the basketball and horse ride*. There will be prises offered for the best western and country outfits. Any person with talent for en­ tertainment along lines of the overall theme la asked to con tact Kicks. There will be a while ele­ phant tale and a handcrafts booth. Those with items to donate for the white elephant sale are asked to call Mrs Fred l’crrick Jr. to arrange for pickup of items. Mrs. Louise Meis may be called on handcraft articles. V Stepped-Up Plan Announced WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Army and Air Force will begin two year college ROTO programs next fall in a move to expand their supply of po- A. onstrations; Milana Craw­ ford and Mickey Thursom (top winner) public speak­ ing. Roger Johnson and Carla Anthony won trips to sum­ mer camp and those winning trips to District Events were Steve Johnson, Matt Thur­ sam, und Mickey Thursam. Medal winners a t Awards Night in DeLand were Matt Thursam, achievement; Deb­ bie Potter, clothing; Frank Cog, entomology; M i l a n a Crawford, food and nutri­ tion; Jimmy Randall, garden­ ing; Matt Thursam, recrea­ tion; Mickey Thursam, safety, and public speaking. SPELLING BEE winners nt Benr Lake Elementary School, shown with Principal George Dabbs who called the words, are (left to right) Dan Hensley, first; Gayle Gullentine, third; Debbie Ackermun, second, and Tim Bowser, fourth. Dan and Debbie will be trying for the county chumpionship with Gayle us alternate. (Herald Photo) Dinner Scheduled At Casselberry By Jane Caiaelberry t ficers for the coming year. I Tickets for the dinner are The Council of Teachers and Dr. Howard A. Oser, dentist available from room mothers, Parents of South Seminole Ele. who live* in Eastbrook, will at the school, or at the door. Those planning to attend are mrntary School at Caiselbcrry talk on Dental Care. will sponsor a Ham Dinner Art work done by the pupils encouraged to purchase tlieir next Tuesday, from 5-7 p. ra. will be on display in the class­ tickets by Friday, if possible, in the cafeteria. to facilitate planning. rooms. Following the dinner, the Mimeographed findings of The capable staff of the By Mrs. Ritchie Harris regular meeting of the CTP the atudy group on teiur.K and lunchroom under the direction Rev. Em'* 11*11 of Apopka will be held at 7:30 p. m. in grouping will tie ir aibH e at of Mrs. Howard Babbitt, lun­ was guest speaker for the Loy the auditorium. Main order of the meeting to th-sc interest­ chroom manager, will prepare alt) Dinner given by the En business will be election of of­ ed. the meal. tcrprlie division of Barnett Memorial Methodist Church with some 40 persons in at­ tendance. Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service were in charge of preparing B R IN G YO U R CAR TO the spaghetti dinner with assis­ THE EXPERTS D U R IN G tance from Mr*. Ed L. Cunn­ ingham in making the sauce. THE NEXT 3 D A Y S ... Budget for the coming year was presented by Mrs. J. V. j Compfal. brake check end Richard, chairman of the Ste­ wardship and Finance Comm­ edjuthnen)’ ission. A total of 20 pledge •• card .—vreve-turned- ter -under­ j ireke fluid added, entire braU writing more than half the eyitem reed checked sew budget Barnett Church Has Dinner GOT WEAK BRAKES? Messiah Women Have Meeting Women of the Meeeleh Luth­ eran Church, Caiaelberry, held their March meeting at the home of Mr*. Paul Weteon, 102 E. Loren Court, Fern Park, with II members In at­ tendance. The program was presented by Mr*. Harold Card Jr. Bi­ ble atudy wee on the Second Epistle of John. It wee reported that the group recently purchased Its third new acolyte gown and is presently aesembling a layette to be cent oversea* for foreign mission*. The hoeteaa served refresh­ ments following the meeting. FRONT END SHAKES? Traditionally, College Re­ serve Officer Training has been a four-year affair. Under the new optional plan, ROTC training wilt he provided juniora nnd seniors who may then obtain regular or reserve commissions in the Army and Air Force. Company which closed its mill Some 500 people In the town in 1956 after a majority of the of about 6,000 population lost workers voted to be repre­ their johs. sented by the Textile Workers The case, which has been Union (AFL-CIO). before the Natioaal Labor Re- WASHINGTON (U P I)-T hc Supreme Court unanimously decided Monday that an em­ ployer has the right to close bis entire business for any teason he pleasci but said he cannot shut down Just part of his operation for anti union purposes. T h e unanimous decision came in the case of the Dar­ lington (S. C.) Manufacturing Altamonte PTA To Meet Today By Julia Bartos Up to date activities and fin ancing at Altamonte Elemen­ tary School will bo discussed by Principal Frank Gore at today's 7:30 p. m. meeting of the school'a Parent-Teacher Association. Reports will be given on the installation of blinds for use with audio-visual work, which soon will be completed, and on progress of the five-classroom addition now under construc­ tion at the school. Third grade homeroom mo­ thers will be hostesses and will bo in charge of refresh ments. Ai a meeting of the PTA executive board last wi committee* were named FOLK SINGER in traditional ntyle, Mrs. Colicon Wiggins of Casselberry proved a popular favorite a t Hootenanny sponsored nt South Seminole Junior liiifh School by the ParentTeacher Association. (Herald Photo) istions Board (NLRB) and tha courts for about eight year*, is one of the best known hi recent labor history. The opinion, by Justice John M. Harlan, sent the cate back to the board for more hear­ ings. The NLRB found Darlington had violated federal labor law by threatening employes and dosing the plant for antiunion reasons. It attributed the same vio­ lations to Deering Milliken, Inc., a parent corporation which wai the exclusive aalei agent for 27 Millikin milta along the Atlantic Seaboard. The board held the whole system constituted a single employer, commonly controll­ ed by the Millikin family. However, the 4th U. S. Cir­ cuit Court of Appeali, decided that an employer had a right to close all or part of a bus­ iness, no matter what the rea­ son. The appeals court did not d e c i d e whether Darlington was an entity in itself or part of the Millikin complex. ------------ “It's u pleasure to Bank at the At lantlc*M o C m s for the com:r.g year lle.id.ng the by-i >ws study jrouv 1* Mrs. W. I, Swofforl with Mr*. T. Wills, Mrs Thomas Householder and Mra M. shner, assisting. Mrs rom m ltee. Sure there's a difference between the luxury ’65 Chevrolet and expensive cars ]bu can put most of it in your savings account Maybe you've only seen them on the struct so far. 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Now You Know United free* International Dlamooda have been made from peanut butter by subject­ ing the carbon-rich material to tremendous beat and press­ ure, according to Nature and Science Magaxlae. Speller ti '• Winner at Souths U e School __ Ding bee was fu s e s Shaw, .I ., sixth grader who will parti cipale in the county meet. Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's fay at You Rida Chevrolet• QieveOe• c e e A w a “ STORE u i w. n m S t v tm a m x m M D*Hr. M FrMar M L S lf - t lt l C h e v y Conair- Corvette HOLIER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 ■w— - r g y �Seminoles Meet Winter Park, Leesburg On Track Grace Sayles Wins SWGA Championship i Grace Styles defeated VI' tlan Pierce in a hard fought match at Mayfair Country Club and became champion golfer of the Sanford Women'a Golf Aeaociation. Marian Cos defeated Jimmie Llvlngiton and won the cham­ pionship consolation. Following are results of other flights: First Flight— Doula DeGan •hi, winner: Doris Spencer, runner-up: Jo McDaniel, con­ solation. Second flight— Frances Phil­ lips, winner; Jackie Crawford, runner-up; Jan Johnson, con­ solation. Third flig h t- Thelma Vote, winner; Ann Marsh, runnerup; E lite Balion, consolation. In lbs weekly Ladies Day tournament Class A waa won by Marian Cos; Claia B, Frances Phillips; Claia C, Jan Johnson; nine hole grpup, Lor raine Miller. Ik t •sa fa ri Rrrslh P a w ((—March 80, 1065 T r ib e A f t e r 7 t h W in Ry David Hlggtahelham Herald Sparta Writer The unbeaten Seminole High track team will go after its seventh straight win Wednes day afternoon at 4 p. m. when they host the Wlntar Park Wildcats, the Colonial High Granadian, and the Leesburg High Yellowjaeketa. Thus far this season the Seminoles have defeated nine different teams and four of them twice. This record is the best In the Metro Conference with Winter Park close behind Coach Dick Williams said early In the season “ Winter Park and Leesburg will be our toughest competition that < will see all seaion." Tha Seminoles are fresh afafter their victory ovar Mel bourns, Titusville and Cocoa last Friday. Tha team has BRAVES MANAGER Bobby B raw n ponea with two members of Seminole High School bnnd. Band ntayed in name hotel with Bravcn in Tnmpa lant weekend, Sunan Stein and Cathy Moore are alno ahown. HANK FIHCHER, Milwaukee pitcher, give* nutoRrnph to P at MacKall of Seminolo High Bnnd at meeting In lobby of Tampa hotel. Many of Bravea player* gave bund autogruphs and posed for photographs. 2 Title Bouts Braves Blanked On Tap Tonight By Evans Hurler NEW YORK (UPI) - An­ other chapter In the story of boslns'a amsiinff fh lr th h» New York will bo written to­ night when more than 11,000 fans jam Madison Square Garden for the sport’s initial Indoor championship doubleheader. In the first scheduled 13rounder, which wilt get under­ way at approximately 0:30 p. m. EST, Emile Griffith wlU defend his world welterweight title against Jose Stable pro­ nounced Stah-blay) of Cuba's Oricnte Province. Griffith, a native of the Virgin Islands, la favored at 13-5. I n m a d l a t e l y thereafter, light heavyweight king Willi* Paitrano of New Orleans and Miami Reach will meet Jose Torrea of Playa Ponce, Puer­ to Riro, in another scheduled 15-rounder. The betting odda are much shorter on this one, Taitrano being favored by 13-10. The attendance for tonight's twin bill might faU a llttla short of the Patteraon-Chuvalo throng, but tha llva gate is virtually certain to e ic te d the Garden record of 1110,491, set In 1047 when Joe LouLi suc­ cessfully defended the heavy­ weight crows agalait Jersey Joe Walcott. By Past Glad Herald Sports Writer Tommy Dourls pitched a nohit game Monday as the Evans- Junior High baseball Umpires Clinic Slated Friday By Fred Down haa hit no fewer than four UPI Sport* Writer bomera. Don Drysdale pitched When doc* .431 equal .6827 seven strong innings before Aik that question in the Los weakening as the Dodgers Angelo* Dodger*' Vero Beach, snapped the Orioles' five-game Fla., training camp and the winning streak. lowliest rookie will come up Ron Taylor and Barney Schultz, the “ long" and with the right answer. It's when Tommy Davis It "short" relievers of the bull­ hitting .431 because there's no pen, pitched Impressively as better explanation for why the the St. Louis Cardinals beat Dodger* are playing 0X8 hall the Minnesota Twins 3-2. Tay with 11 victories in in exhibi­ lor yielded his first run in 10 tion game*. Just as there is no runnings this spring when Tony belter explanation for the Dod­ Oliva homered In the first Inn­ ger*' disappointing .494 won- ing while Schultz pitched lost percentage in 1944 than three perfect Innings after tak Ing over for Taylor in the Davis' .273 average. The Dodgers know their pit­ fifth. Lou Brock's triple and ching should l»e among the Bob Uecker’s double led the best in the National League Cardinals' attack. Elsewhere, the Cincinnati this year but are concerned over their run-scoring ability, Reds downed the Kansas City especially in view of the win­ Athletics 83 with the aid of ter trade that sent slugger three hits by Pete Rose and Frank Howard to the Washing­ four scoreless Innings by Jerry NORM DORS AN, pro- ton Senators. That's why It's Arrlgo . . . San McDowell fcHslonul golf instruc­ so Important to them that T. struck out seven batters and tor, is now giving les- Davis seems to have recaptur­ yielded only one run and four s o n s a t tho Orattgu es! the form that made him the hits in the Cleveland Indiana' Knoll Golf D r i v i n g NL batting champion in 1902 7-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. Larry Jackson, a 24-game win It n n k e in AUamuiito and 1903. ner in 1964, pitched four shut­ Ilad Bad Year Springs. A grntluato of Davis hit .343 with 133 runs out Innings for the Cubs. Bonn State University, Astros Win bitted in ami 27 homers In Ilorsnn has been pro at Bolling Hills Country 1942 and baited .324 with 44 Jim Wynn'a homer and dou RBI's and IS homers In 1903. a double by A1 Spangler C l u b a n d a t L a n d Then cam s tha ordeal of last ble, and a triple by Lson McFadO'Lakcs Country Club. season in which Tommy seem­ den paced the Houston Astros (Herald I'hoto) ed to be swinging blindfolded to a 3-1 triumph over the New at Umca. York Met.-. Don Larsen yield­ Davis, hitting safely In his ed the Met run in the first then breezed 11th game, had two singles t i m i n g a n d and a double Monday when through four ihutout frames. . the Dodgers beat the Balti­ Don Ixiek drove In four run* more Oriolea 7-3. In addition with two doubles, a homer and Racea at the Osceola Drag to his .431 average, Davit Is a single to lead tbe Washing­ Strip were rained out last Sat slugging at aa .904 clip and ton Senators to a 104 win over urday night. The Semlnols Timing Assn R A C IN G 1)A V S L E F T ONLY elation will reschedule the drag racea for April to. The 8anford Recreation Da partment will conduct an urn pires clinic, for the benefit of boys participating In the U t­ ile League program this yaar at Ft. Mallon Park Friday from 4:30 until • p. m. Umpires will demonstrate the fundamental rules that will apply to Llttla League play. Ralph Slumpf will conduct rules pertaining to the batter; Sam Farrell will rover the runnera’ rules and Jim Jernlgan will handle the pitchers' re­ sponsibilities. Ground rulta also will be discussed. The annual umpires ellale, for umpires and managers, will ba held at the Sanford Re­ creation Office tha nights of April 2-74. AU umpires and The Sanford Recreation Dir­ managers will be required to ector Jim Jernlgan today an­ attend. nounced Wednesday as the deadline for entering a team In this year's “ Men's SloPilch’’ or “Church" league*. All entries and rosters, in­ cluding those already entered, muat be in the recreation of­ fice by Wednesday. League-play Is scheduled to atari in both softball leagues Solomon Aetlon 4.40 Monday, April 12. Games will be played at the new PineQuintal* (1-4) $27.20 hunt Park and also at Ft. Perfects (4 1) 162.40 Fifth Raco—2/4—Time 41J0 Mallon Park. Coro Hi Dare 10.00 a.ao 4.00 Jernlgan said detailed In­ Sanmark 4.00 1.40 formation aa to entry fee, eli­ Picket Lino M 0 gibility rulea, etc. could be ob­ tained from hit office. Quintals (t-S) $31.00 Parfacta (1 4 ) 143.40 Hath Raeo—1/14—Thao II.M Par-Lln Gossip o.oo 4 20 1.20 Wide Gap 14J0 $.00 V.S. Sea Captain 3J0 Qulnlala ( IS) 261.00 Perfects (1 4 ) $131.70 Itfc Raeo—I/O—Tima 4147 Wa'alda Taffy 11.00 0.40 1.00 J um Eva 0 00 3.00 Plaata Mahal 2.20 Qulnlala (1 4 ) 242-40 Parfacta (R-B) IlllJ O Mh Raco—l / l l —That 2141 Kaflno M 0 4.40 M 0 L L'a Belinda 2.00 2.00 Terramycln 0.10 Qulaltla (4 4 ) 120.00 Parfacta (0-4) $11400 Ninth Raeo—1/14—Thao 1144 Dave Hall U.20 $.00 4.00 HI Troublaa 2.00 IJ0 Co Leiler HO Qulnlala (1 4 ) J17.au Parfacta ($-1) 141.20 T an * Raeo—1/14—Thao IMO Ebony Rock 11.00 7.00 4.00 O.R.'s New Day 7.00 8.20 Quito Nice 2.00 HAPPY CATCH — Ralph Houk, fisherman and Qulnlala (7 4 ) $30.20 general manager of the New York Yankees, Perfects (7 4 ) $20.70 gleefully demonstrates a t Fort Luuderdule the n th Raco—1/0—Thao 40.70 She's Set 440 I K 2.20 length of an award winning bass he caught in C liiU rlaj Rosa 2 .M 2 40 tha 1965 Schlits $500,000 Florida Fishing Der­ Rocket Pam 2 40 by. Ha holds a $25 check for his fish th a t Qulalela (1 4 ) H IM waighad four ouncae. The Derby la offering re­ Perfects ( M ) 260.00 wards up to $10,000 for the capture of any Mutual 111,111 Schlits tagged fish during Derby periods. Amigo Rocker, Kissntell Meet Amigo Rocker and Kluntell, two speedsters who have bean among the steadiest perform era at the track this season go against each other la to­ night's featured loth raeo at the Sanford-Orlando Ktnnsl Club. Amigo Rocker, owned by Komar Herndon, has finished in the money la II of 14 starts with tight wins. Jo# Gerard's Kluntell hat won seven races in 21 starts. Other steady performers In tonight's feature include Don Abernathy's Proven F a c t , Paul B oom's Luplno and DrC. E. Millar's Gator Band. Rounding out tbo Hold will be Cecil Austin's Royal Aet reat, Darold Robertson's Lady Troubles, and Deep Rock Ron net's Barbie Rock. Reiulta of Monday races: First E aco-8/16—Has# 2IJ2 Glory Trans f-M loo a.to Bo's Lucky Ztko M 0 V.40 Lou Havoc I JO Quialala (M ) HO.00 lad R aeo- 1 / 1 0 - H i m l! J 2 Dry Rob Roy 22.40 U J0 s.oo Lotto Wham l oo MO Elba#'a Matty Mo gulnlela ( 17) $4440 l'erfecta (7 4 ) $201.00 Dally Double (0-7) $180.00 Third Race—4/10—Time S8.U A. Mae Duff M 0 $.20 2.00 Rocky’s Blues 4JO M 0 Rutty Knock 4.oo Qulaltla (1-4) 112.00 l’erfecta (1-4) $40.00 4th Raco—I/14- T U m 2177 Olflcfr Day 10.00 4.00 4.40 TsMHu MO M 0 Tommy Davis Hitting .431 For Streaking L. A. Dodgers learn blinked the Sanford Junior High Braves, 0-0. Dourls struck out right and walked only one man. Billy Miller wai the only Sanford player to reach first base. Skipper Senkarik was U10 losing pitcher. He was replac­ ed in the fourth inning by Mike Morgan who did a fine job in relief, preventing any further Kvani scores. U was the first loss of the season for the Braves. The record la now four victories, one tie and one Ion. The Braves will meet San­ ford Naval Academy on the Academy H e l d Wednesday afternoon. Starting pitchrr for the Braves will be cither Mike Stubblni or Gary Maples. The Naval Academy most likely will start Ken Kiser. Deadline Set For Slo-Pitch, Church Leagues WHITE SOX manager A1 Lopez smiles happily as he meets Mrs. Ernest Cowley and Sharon Drum after sports banquet in Tampa Terrace Hotel. In lower photo, Bob Lackey talks with Gov. Haydon Burns, who attended the sports banquet. SHS band took advantage of the oc­ casion to meet many of baseball stars. (Photoa by Mrs. H. L. Johnson) Rain Washes Out STA Drag Races IT r. \ tha Pittsburgh Pirates . . . Howard'* pinch tingle drove in the “lead" rua far tbe Senators la tha alghth Inning . . . Don Wert homered and Norm Cash knocked in a rua with a aingle as the Detroit Tigers shaded tbe New York Yankesi 2-1. The Yankees were encouraged, however, by a good showing by Whltey Ford, who allowed both De­ troit runs and six hits In se­ ven innings. Wade Hlailngame pitched Ihrce-hit ball for aeven innings aa the Milwaukee Braves bast tha Philadelphia Phillies s-o, extending the Phillies' string of scoreless innings to 20. Philadelphia ahortatop Cookie Rojas pulled a thigh luacle during the game and may ba sidelined aevcial days . . . . Dean Chinee went seven shut­ out innings In Uw Lot Angeles Angelas' 2-2 victory over Seat­ tle of the Pacific Coast League but laid afterwards that hit control Is still off. Exhibition Results By United Presa lateraatienal Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 0 U s Ang (A) 2 Seattle (PCL) 2 Cleveland 7 Chicago (N ) 2 Detroit 2 New York (A) 1 Lot Ang. (N) I Minnesota 1 Houston 3 New York (N ) 1 Washington 10 Pittsburgh I Cincinnati 8 Kanaaa City 3 Hole-ln-One Tournament In Progress Ry Jolla B arise Tha Hole-ln-Ona Tournament sponsored by the South Sami nole Jayceea la now in pro­ gress each week day from 7 until 10 p. m. and on Satur dayi and Sundaya from 2 until 10 p. m. at the Orange Knoll Golf Driving Range on SR 438 seat of 1-4 la Altamonte Springs. Competition will continue through April 10 with Uw play­ off on April U at which time a 2300 savings bond will be awarded the winner. Weakly prltea given are one set of pro-line Irons of win­ ner's choice for first place; pro-line clubs of choice for se­ cond, and a $20 golf bag for third. Rules of play, a t reported by Ed Bishop, project chair­ man, allow tbs player to use any club of his or her choice. The ball must be played from a designated area with win­ ners judged nearest to hole in the 110-123 yard contest. Fish Fry Set Friday Night Tbe Seminole County Sportsman'i Association will hold a family fish fry Friday Bight. The event will be bald at the Sportiman’a Association Fork on Highway 42, at tha Waklva Rlvar. Serving will bagla at 7:28 P-m. Proceeds will go toward recreational improvements at tha park. Tha public la invited tu attend. been working on tbe relays and oo the Individual events (hat eaeh athlete takes part in. Winter Park and Leesburg have the strongest Uama that they have had In a number of years with many returning let­ ter men, but the Seminoles are in the beat shape they have been In all season and have broken a number of school record In both running and field events in the past alx meets. Coach Bob Mother's Winter Park team placed fifth in the stats meet last year. He hat more depth this spring and believes be has the belt 180 and sprint medley relay teams ainee he'a been at Winter Park. Mike Kelly it the Winter Park star in the hurdles and high jump. John Slaa will compete in tbe dlscui, Paul Mallaka in the hurdles and Mike Hatcheraon In the 220. Slat will duel Sanford's Da* vld Not 11 in the dlaeus Wedneiday. Slat haa been over the 160 foot mark and finish­ ed third in the Florida Relays. Noel] haa topped 131 fact for the Seminoles and holds a school record. Seminole High la expected to have the edge over Winter Park In the mile and 440 re* lay events. Steve Barron of Leesburg finished fifth In tha Florida Rclgyg la tt w mile run atut will be favored In that event. Texas Champion To Meet Payseur ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI) — Medalist Bud McKinney of Dallaa, Tex., and Ted Payaeur of Evanston, 111., were tchcduled to clash Tuesday In the quarter-finals of (he Ponce da Leon Seniors golf champion* ship. McKinney, who la the West* era and Texaa senlora champ, lost tha first four boles Mon* day and then earns roaring back to win his match with Wayne Graf of Columbus, Ohio, 2 and 1. Payaeur, aasiitant to the president of Northwestern University and winner of (his tournament two years ago, de* faatad former Ameaiean and Western aenlora champion Al* Ian Rankin of Columbus, Ohiov 2 and 1. In Tuaaday'a other three semi final etaihea it was Oil* var Latour of Needham, Maas., va. R.T. Toney of Pied* mont, Md.; Stanley Mateiak, Hartford, Conn., va. Douglas Ounter of Richmond, Va., and Romeo Trudeau, Montreal, va. Nolan Hatcher of Flor* cnee. Ala. Public Invited %> * 2 TO THE 17 SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMAN'S ASSN. V V h srs* * "9 mmm Post Time 8:10 NIGHTLY o Earapt Ran. AT THE DERBY QUALIFYING RACES Mon. Nila April $ SPORTSMAN'S PARK EariUng PESFECTAS faatsred la all R adas Programs HWY. 4$ AT WEUVA RIVER Sorry — No Minors Stm ioyl’CKicmda w IIN H B L * • ' “ MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD ft ORLANDO APRIL 2nd - 7:30 P. M. DONATION ^ $1.50—CHILDREN V, PRICE Ms— Half ani Halt. GMpMno* k « M M .p « ta M a a » b 1 * s - ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT — SANFORD ATLANTIC BANK �ii 9 h (DsuaJi DEAR ABBY: I have reed your eolumn for many years and wondered how anyone eould write to a •tra n te r about their problema. Now I find myself doing just th a t I feel that I am writing this not for myaelf alone, hut for many others just like me. I am a big, heavy woman —not by choice. I am Just “big” and have been this wsy all my life, t can't ima­ gine myself ever haring been little enough to have been a baby. Abby, we big people bars hearts and feelings the same as little women. We are us­ ually the butt of jokes. No one seems to think we can be h u r t Let me tell you, Abby, my heart is breaking as I write this letter. I want love and companionship like any other woman. Aren’t there any men who like fat girls? No woman turns Jacoby By Abigail Van Buren away from a man because heis big and f a t But men shun big, fat women. Why? Don't suggest diets because that won't help our bigness. Please don’t just throw this letter' aside. Answer it, Ab­ by, for all of us who are— BIO AND LONELY DEAR BIG AND LONELY: My heart goes out to everyone who was not real­ ly created "equal.’* And that goes for the underslted as well as for the oeerslied person. But "big" people need not be PAT. I AM go­ ing to suggest dieting be­ cause half your problem could be solved If you were merely a "big" woman—not a big, fat one. You plead for acceptance for the big, fat woman. P irst try trim­ ming yoursslf down. Big girls everywhere are enjoy­ ing the love and companion­ ship of big men. And some "little men" have shown themselves to be “big" hy choosing a bigger woman. • • • DEAR ABBY: If I were GLENDALE, w h o s e hus­ band brought home a paint­ ing of a nude woman, I wouldn’t make a fuss at all. I would hsag the picture on our bedroom wall, ovsr HIS side of the bed. And on MY side I would hang a lifesited picture of GREGORY PECK, and dream! GERTRUDE • e • DEAR ABBYi My moth­ er died two years ago and my father recently married again, t like my new moth­ er, but I can’t bring myself to call her “Mom." I have tried, Abby, and I always and up feeling ao guilty I go up to my room and cry it ouL I loved my own moth­ er very much and 1 know I will never love my step­ mother that way. I am the OnBhidqsi One of the mors unusual NORTH (D) forms of the duck play Is the A 104 VI lead of a low trump in order to retain control of the suit IAK10IM BAIT until you have a chance to draw tha defenders’ trumps. AQJ* VKQJ9 V 1072 This play la exemplified in ♦ l o i i oa a #?• hand nine of the Intercolleg­ * • 4QJI11 iate Bridge Tournament. B o tr m T h e official bidding ia A AKS5S3 shown in the bos. North and VAOIS* ♦ 4 South don’t have to follow A T th at bidding in order to get East and West vulnerable their bidding par, provided North Bast Beatfc W*et they arrive a t the spade slam. 1A Pass l A Paso West is instructed to open 3 * Pass S » Pass tha king of hearts and South U Pass I A Pass Pasa I V Pam should hava no trouble find- < A ing tha correct line of play. ■t*— n w pin— r a r Opening lead—v x Naturally, he wins the first trick and then he should lead I unless trumps break 3-2 and h* want* to lose his trump a low trump from his hand. Ha won’t maka ths hand trick without giving up dura- • • • By Oswald C O N F IJacoby DENTI AL my’a ability to ruff a second heart lead. East wlaa tha trick and la directed to force dummy by leading a second heart. South must got back to his hand and the correct wsy to do It is to cash one of dummy’a high diamonds and ruff tha next one. The hand It aat up so that South can make ths hand if hs ruffs a heart In dummy at trick two; cashea the ace and king of trumps and then playa out dummy’a diamond* and rlubs in ths correct ordsr. The fact that this play works dots not make it correct buT South geta two consolation points instead of tha six he would get If he adopted ths best lint. W& JJw Woman: By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence boys, to turn hsrself back in­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. to a 1 2 -yaar-old with a 1 2 DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: year-old’s bedtlms and maka My husband is so jealous that no movs of any kind which hs thinks nothing of tailing Inconvsnlsness him. But nslther of you can our children th at hs wishes they had never been born, lie changs the other and to Insist Is especially hateful toward that you should possess this our 16-yaar-old girl. Ha hat transforming power is foolish. You could get together, of caused her to lota her steady data. She haa to b* In bad at course, and admit the mutual 10 p.m. Hs screams a t her for dissatisfaction and acek tha wearing eurlera around the help of a marriage counselor house on Saturday mornings who might be able to help you and last Sunday called her each begin te change your­ "aeum" fa r being two min- selves. But I hava the feeling that utea lata a t Communion. How this suggestion will not bo can I manage euch a man? ANSWER: What you real­ acceptable. I t seam* that you ly maan ia "How can I ehange have ta choose between ths him into another kind of two remaining alternatives. m an?" You want him chang­ You eaa either break with ed from an abusive husband your husband or say to your­ and father into a benevolent sslf, “I will stay with this marriage bscauss • t a y i n g one. Hs want* everything differ­ with it is mors advantageous ent, tee. Though ha haa chil­ to ms than breaking it." That’s ctllsd “adjustment." dren, he wishes ha didn’t Hav­ ing them, ha wants them Many married people accept changed. Ha want* his attrac­ it as the solution. On# of the tive daugl.Ui to a ttia c t no j partners, tha mors grown-up oldest in the family and when I hear my younger sisters and brothers calling her "Mom" It hurt# me aomething terrible. I don’t know why 1 feel the way I do, but I sura wish I knew what to do about it. Pleas* help ms, Abby. It’s Import­ ant. CAN’T CALL HER MOM DEAR CAN’T: With your younger sisters and brothers calling y o u r stepmother "Mom," in the Interest of family harmony you should, too. Yeu must try to andure your loss (without being conspicuous about It) After all, the loss to your brothers and slsUra waa equal to your oarn. Your stepmother doesn't expect you to love her at you loved your own mother. She just wants you to love her. Give your new "Mom" a chance. ons, recognise* that choice must be mads between taking or leaving tha marriage. He or she stops asking for magic transformations to taka place In the disappointing partnsr and starts using the emotion­ al anergies ha or aho has besn wasting in futila fighting and complaining to do the beat with what's s t hand. It's hard on the children. But even for their sakes, you cannot change their father. TO "WRONGED" IN F O R T WORTH: Forgiveness Is the fragrance of a violet on the heel of the one who crush­ ed it. • • • Troubled? Write to AB­ BY, Box 49700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a pereenal reply, enclose a stamped, eelf-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Havo A Lovely Wed. ding," send 60 eents to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. Benefit Game Slated Friday ■ y Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Junior High School athletic program will benefit from a Student* Faculty Basketball game to be playad Friday, April 2, at 7:30 p. m. la the Lyman High gymnasium. H m doubleheader will fea­ ture games between the girl students and distaff members of the faculty aid the boys and the men teachers. Cheerleaders will endeavor to stir up some enthusiasm for tbalr teams in this battle of youth vi. experience. What­ ever the outcome It promises to be an evening of fun and the public ii invited. V fitT arl V m !l Television Tonight TUESDAY F. M. 1 :11 (I) Hows t-ports, Wotthor (I) Nsws (1) N - .ii- n p , Cant. l : ‘C (t) CHS Ntwt— wsttor (I) (•» (S) «S) M * (t> XIr. Novak (») Confess l:«S ( • ) Josj- Ulshop Show 1:10 (I t H ullabaloo *St SIS 10.00 ll:SI U:5i 1 1:11 11 :tc (»> U o llsU 's Navy i s ) n»d s k s lio a (SI Ths Trroea »a> r s it le o t t Ju n citsa (it (St (It (St (1) (t) (Si (It (I) or down n fingernail and the polish goeet Now ia tha tea sen to toy a new hair-do—no curia—and to buy a new hat. It ia tha sea­ son to pet a new act of make­ up acceaaoriea, and a change In lipstkk and nail polish la indkatad. Tha color* are soft, pal* and they look natural when applied. You may even want a new hair color, to do it now and enjoy a lovely now color all summer. Thar* is a now sad roplly good hair setting gal just ar­ rived on the scene. Dlpplty. Do Setting Gel ia clear sad comas in a Jar—pink far aver­ age hair and groan for the more difficult to a c t Tha fraganc* ia nice and froth, when you touch your finger­ tipa to the gel and stroke your hair before rolling It ap you havo a pies seat holding pro­ ps ration. Ths name ia amuaing, but tha product ia nsedad and good. You can uae this new gsl when your hair ia wet or dry, so you can suit your own ideas when setting your heir. Be euro to not* the new things I toll you about for fu­ ture reference. Have a "note­ book" of your own. Tomorrow—Career A f t e r Forty M l (I) Sfagla Momsate to Sports 1:11 (II Nswscoso (I) Sporls, Wrsthsr, Nsws (I) Loavs U Ta Bsavsr Cronklt* Hunilsy-Brlaklsr Aquanauts cassis st SI CHS Kspnrts WMPR-TV CHANNEL S4 WRONRIDAY A. M. I:(S Sign On 1:11-1:11 Tlnttllna VT 1 :00*1 :1 1 Amsrlcsa Hlstori (S) 1 :10 -1:10 (trading IT-It l:ll-tS ;tJ Spantoh (II 10:10.10:40 spanlah (I) l«:(|.n:O I Spiro Ago Bctsnss (S) 11:1* 11:10 Social Studios (1) r«rion Pises 11 :li*tl:IS Krynotra of Mutlo TW -I | 0| fugitive WKUNKSIIAY P. M. Ths Doctors A Nursss 11:00-11:10 Koltldoscnpo (I) Tsltphnna Hour 11:11*11:41 Klndorllmo (I) (SI Nsws 1 1 :10 - 1 :1 1 qurtt Ths l.*tt Show Theattr of ths Stars c:o-i:40 Ksplorlng fcloncs (41 Toslght Show 1:41-1:10 Quasi VTR WEDNESDAY A. M. 1:01 (1) Stsa On t i l l (11 Bunshlns Almtasa f ill (II News A Wsslhsr 1:10 (1) Intro, lo Chemistry (I) Sunrlts Stmsstsr T:»0 ( 1 ) Today (<) Hunshln* Almanac Till (SI Wsks-up Movlaa t i l t (I) Saws MS C> farm lls-kst Itspotl T:I0 (tl Today (Si aiichit Kvsns n s (S) Loral Nsws. Wtslkst l:SS (S' Captain Kangaros l : i t (It Wsslhsr • Saw# 1:10 (S) Cartoonvllls III Today MO (I) Utvores Court (SI Amrrlctn History I 11 (01 Karrclsa 1 :11 (It T.jnipir Roam (I) Morning Slovlt 10:00 (1) Maka Hoorn (or Daddy Extension Club To Heor Report On Officers By Donna EoUs The nominating committee will recommend a slate of of­ ficers for the roming year and election* will be held at tha regular meeting of the I-ongwood Extension Home­ maker* Club echedulrd for 10 am . Thursday a t the Civic (I) N sw s with J1 U» Wal­ fc«crxe Building on Church ls e s Street. 11:10 (It What a This Sosg Mrs. Felix Meg*, prvsldent, (l> 1 l.ovs Lucy 10:11 (t) NDC Nrws will conduct the meeting and ttiSS (t) Csneoatratlon a Chinese auction will take (f) Andy ot Mayborry (S) D«c. Ilrlda place with Mrs. Hasel Ruther­ 11:10 (I) Jeopardy ford and Mra. T. Zult In (S) Ths MeCoys charge. C) Pries is Rlsht Mr*. R a l p h Newromer, WEDNESDAY P. M. health and safety chairman, Bsy Whan 13:00 (1) wilt pressRt A program on Cfl Lots •( Ufa (») Donne Rssd health. IM I (I) Nsws Hostesses for the dessert 11:10 ( 1 ) Truth or Constnuances luncheon following the meet--------rvr r im n Wwews w<«> Ing will ■•* Mrs. si. C iii TT? (I) Starch (or Tomor­ row ley, chairman, assisted by (M l (I* Guiding Light Mrs. P. Bilibins, Mr*. P. 11:11 (tl NBC NSWS Knight, Mr*. Charlea Cro­ 1:IS (SI Girl Talk (S) T a n n , K r n l s well and Mra. Ellen Bilker. (S’ N tw t. Ed.. W tathsr till (II Kocus lil t (I) As Ths Wsrld Turst (I) Lrt’a Slabs A Das! (tl Nswallns 1:11 (II NBC Nsws |:SS ill l*siawnrd (tl Msmsnt of Trath (I) Klamr In ths Wind M 0 (II Art IJnklsdsr (I) Dty In Court (I) Ths Doctor* M« (fVAHC Nrws------- -l:to ill Ts Tall iha Trulfe (I) Urnrrsl Hospital (II Anoihte Wort* M l (I) Nsws M l III Tau Dsn’t Sty (I) Ths Kdga o( Night (SI Young Mtrrloda 4:11 (II Ths Mstob Osm* (II T rtllm iitir (I) Hrcrst Storm M l (II NHC Nsws MS ill Silks Douglas Ihsw (S) tlnrls Watt l:IS (II Yogi Rtsr (I) Ksahunt dUq h l i q h i i TV nO A Y , MARCH 39, 1946 TV T la a ’s Show i f iha Night: 10-lt p.m. NBC. Bell Telepboo* Hour (Color) (Rerun) A lovely hour devoted to the lyrics of ths lata Oscar Ham m entsln II. Henry Fonda hosti; singing le entrusted to riorenes Henderson, Susan Watson, John Reardon, B ar­ bara McNair, John Raitt, Johnny Harmon, Gratchcn Wyler and the chorus. The songs com* f r o a "Show Boat," "Carousal," "Flower Drum Song," "South Pacific," "Ohlabomi," and many other wonderful shows. 13 Noon-irM p.m. NBC. "Call My Bluff." (Premiere) (Color). Nsw gam* show in­ volves bluffing, poker style, with word definitions. Ccle brity captains for premiere week are Orson Bean and Peggy Cass. Bill Layden hosts. 11:30-1 p.m. NBC. "I’ll Bet." (Premiere) (Color). J a c k Narx hosts new game show pitting celebrity c o u p l e s against each other. Sort of a "Do You Trust Your Wife’s ( H u s b a n d ’s) Knowled g sl" Dsn Blocksr and Pa­ tricia Blair era opening ce­ lebs. 7:30-1:20 p.m. NBC. Mr. Novak "The Student Who Nev­ er Wax." An inlrlguiging if somewhat far-fetchod drama. A brilUant problem student creates a mythical "X " trans­ fer student and gats four friends to join him in a group impersonation. T h e "gag" flops pathetically, but there ire some touching moments and young Robert Walker givas a sensitive parformioce as the ringleader. 7:30-4:20 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat "The Hell Machine." Saundcra and a couple of ether Americana turn a tierman tank into a Trojsn horse s i they try to escape from the enemy. Frank Uorshin guests as one of ths Amor. TV Time Previews team , a racklasi driver whose claustrophobia inside tha tank almost spalls disaster. 4-4:10 p.m, CBS. (Not shown in New York metropolitan aroa). This is the postponed airing of Jackie Clark’s star­ ring episode which the young comic hid hoped would be a pilot to hla own serlca. The aeries apparently didn't make it, though Clark's routine (here dramatised) garners a few laughs. 1:30 9:30 p.m. CBS. The Red Skelton Hour. TV’s Terry Mason In a change of pace play* the devil tonight. In Skelton's comedy s k e t c h , George Appleby would sell his soul to be a bachelor, and Raymond Burr appears to do business. The Kinks, a must cal group from England (what another?), supply the songs tonight and in the silent spot Red is a man searching for a treasure in a mansion he just purchased. 8:30 9:30 p.m. NBC. Hulls baton. Michael Landon makes the Journey from the Ponderosa to the ponderous. "Little Joe" hosts a session of teen yowleri, with Um talented folksters Ian and Sylvia show ing lo out-of-place advantage. “ Greats" include Ihc Vibra Hons, Joe Brown and the Bruvvcrs, Cannibal and the Headhunters, etc. 6:309 p.m. ABC. McIIale's Navy "The Great Nceklace f n \r« Caper." Moral: Don't call Na­ val Intelligence to recover a m ining nacklaca, not if you have something else to hide. Lots of monkey business hero as a chimp iwlpoa Wally's trinket and he tries ta maka MeHtle the scapegoat. Funny bit when tha captain learns the Identity of tha m an from Naval Intelligence. 9-9:60 p.m. ABC. Tha Ty­ coon “ H’a Alt Rolatlva." la s t Shawls* Twatl* realarvttw at Vila riao at Aiwa • M I T I « V ON T I B B O U N TY " la Calav aurvta* M A R IO N BRANDO Regular A l a M n ASsIti OOa ■Metro teas* ia row ■UrU Tkaraear *TM K IIIS O N IIB B L T O R IIM R LY" J«ff? Lewie CARROLL BAXBf IS THB POWDER GEORGE MAH/WB IS THE FUBB l * 9 l IB THE BLABTt NOW SHOWING Walt Dlsney’e ADULT MARY POPPINS ENTERTAINMENT -n r NOW thns WRD. AT 1:06 - i f 7:00 • a * 4 .Techaicoler, NOMINATED FOR 13 ACADEMY AWARDS tail or -bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only H O W TO GET RICH SLOW (but sura) Tha women won when they diecoverod t h a deodorant, "Bight Guard,” which waa roelly created for men. They loved Iti It ia invisible, you a can spray It on clothaa, does not aUin and hs* n freah fra­ grance. Since tha sroasan be­ gan unsurplng this, Right Guard now comes in a stun­ ning new feminine style con­ tainer. Thla ia tha on* deodor­ ant for ths family. The new container mate haa any bath­ room deear and It does n real to Job. It'a so important to men, ™ women and children. Be aura t* ahop for now ah*** now while the atyle* are being displayed. Some more comfortable Ideas have enter, ad tha picture. Toes arc round* *4 Juet a hit, and true roundad too* can ha found. A few ankle atrapa ar* teen in high styling. And, o f course, you ( f can find aho* coloring at any nation counter and yon can color any aho* to match or harmaniit with any ou tfit Thera is a new ides in removing M il palish. Just try tha Delph Pad; on* pad will do a ljta a fingernail*. Thla is m o d s# , and ao convenient Uro # • pad and toes it away —a* bottles and a* kite of cattoa. Simply tUck a pad up M a rc h 80. l M S - P a g a 7 ■vary War yon taoooi la M as B Barinfi Rrods grows Uttft huger la t years and da* mentis. Yea son o o te ts a R . isss.'isur a T ea g sl Id far a n • T ot eaa g*4 year teed ■ M a li a W yww Rs There’s a SSV37 B u st U J . S a v in g s B o n d s •TAR •PARO LED SA V IN G S PLAN FOR ALL A M C R IC A N S I M .f i FKB WEEK �IT? V to Miss Diana Haynes D. R. Beistel I / J n en hearty approval of tha club for their delicious re­ freshments. • • • IT SEEMS th at L t Cdr. Rlnn Wilstcr and his wife Vicky live out a t Banana Lake, west of Sanford. THEY know where they live, but in their desire for privacy, managed to get ao far out that their friend* and guests can’t find them. Hence, a t a recent party given for of­ ficers, their wive* and tech reps and their wlvea, the par­ ty was a little late getting started while guests were try­ ing to find .the action) Eventually, with the aid of search parties all the last guests were found and the whole thing turned out to be a big success, according to Shirley LaRocca. The KVAll-1 wives plan to have their next luncheon, an event alated for Thursday, at the new Open Hearth Restaur­ ant In Maitland. Mary Anne Obuaek and Kay Rccknur will lie the hostesses. ANOTHER EASTER EGO HUNT on tap la the one *cheduled by the Enlisted Wi­ ve* of RVAH-I for their chil­ dren. Thla I* to be held in the city park acrosa from the First Methodist Church on Park Ave. on April 17 a t 10 a.m. Thla is such a big group and their are so many young­ sters, the Eleven wlvea de­ cided to divide them up. Al­ so this makes it more fair and more fun. One group will lie the little kiddies from two to six yenra old and the other will bn the bigger youngsters from seven to 12 year*. So it will actually bn two hunt*. All the children of the squad­ ron are invited to attend with their mommies. The Eleven wive* have had two social events recently. One was a coffee to Introduce new girl* and nt that time the wive* met Carol Derkelnnler, i'a t l.unsa, Joan Emmlch, Virginia I^iwn and Joyro Thompson. S p e c I n I guest* were Mr*. Chandler Swanson, Mr*. Jnme* Mayo anil Mr*. R. W. Kennedy. At the tegular meeting In the N'WM room the group saw a cancer film entitled, •'Time and Two Women." Dr. Charles I’ark, Jr. was the guest *|ionker, with Mr*. Hel­ en Gleason of the Seminole County Unit of the ACS in rhnrgo of the progrum. At till* meeting several guests were introduced also. They Included Joanne Muel­ ler, Lillian Lamb and Rose Marie Rucker. Mary Rufus, new social chairman, told the group that many activities are planned, but she I* not reaily to an­ nounce them yet. The time and place of the next meeting is not decided yet, either, a* it Is hoped a certain speaker will lie available, according to Igiui*e I'otopinski, new pub­ licity chairman. • • • NOTICE FROM Y O U R JETSTREAM COLUMNIST: Girls, y'alt keep appointing new publicity chaiimen, so consequently we keep getting our wire* crossed I Please remenilier that all publicity that you expert to get Into thi* week's Jetatrram MUST lie on my desk by 0 a.m. on Monday morning. We don't have time to stop and take phone culls with long account* of meeting* or social events. There ha* to lie a deadline somewhere and t) a.m. Monday morning IS ITI If at all possible, please write your new* — Yes, we know you are not an experi­ enced reporter, but that's al­ right, you just get the farts, time, place, who, what, why, when, where and PLEASE, full names, not Just "Mrs. Smith" to my desk and we’ll get them in order. If you do write it, mall It by Saturday, so It will be in the Monday morning mall her*. O.K.T • • * IT S ALMOST TIME for the Bombing Derby and what a lot of excitement is build­ ing up around this annual event Kitty O'Gara, first vice president of the NOWC board has been named decorations coordinator and of course, you know that the theme will lie "E ast Meets West." Nearly I,bOO Naval officers K I T T Y O'GARA, ia Bombing Derby decora­ tions chairman for Na­ val Officer’* W i v e * Club. snd their wlvr* or dates, mil­ itary dignitaries and promin­ ent civilians are expected to attend the party in tha sta­ tion ballroom, April 0. The decorations motif will swing from Oriental to Euro­ pean, depicting Snnford as a global Naval Air Station, with It’s men and planes en­ circling the world, from east to west. Each officer’s wlvea rluh, under the direction of their representatives will help fash­ ion the decorations for the party, help do the actual dec­ orating of the ballroom, ns well as decorating themselves for the gala occasion. The week of the Derby, while husbands Hre busy win­ ning honors, the wives will liecome active In a schedule of operations for the social end of the week. On Saturday, Aprilr 10, all Navy folks will be guests of the Sanford-Seminnle Joycees, all civic clubs and the rlty at a huge feast at the pirnic nrca. And of course, the Blue Angel* will he there, too for the air show. WASPS held their monthly meeting for March with a luncheon at the Capri. The hostesse*, Mrs. I/iu Mu*grove and Mis. Robert Con­ roy, followed a St. Patrick's Day theme with shamrocks at each place ami green hats at intervul* along the tallies. The centei piece wee mails of mum* and glads sprayed green ami was won~as- tftS“dcwrprisc by Mis. G. L. Mahlmann. Election of officers for the coming six months took place liefnre the luncheon wux serv­ ed with the following new of­ ficers installed; Mr*. John Robison replnces Mr*. Jnmrs Parson* as pres­ ident; Mr*. Ed Gellner repla­ ce* Mr*. Ira Hughe* a* vice president; Mr*. G. I,. Mnhlmaun replace* Mr*. Gellner as Rerretary-trrasurer; Mr*. Par­ sons replaces Mr*. Hill Wade a* hospitality chairman. Mrs. It. N. Thiel indicated her willingness to continue on a* publicity chairman and a new chair wa* installed with the addition of a program chairman. Mrs. Jerry Mickelson will serve In this capacity. Plans were made to continue bridge lesson* which nre now iieing taught hy Mrs. Itoiuson and several people indicated an interest in tcnnl* lessons which are offered by Mr*. Emma Kwanson of |.orh Ar­ bor. Following t h e luncheon, Mr*. Richard Glecson from the American Cancer .Society and Dr. M. A. Nesmith presented a film on canrer. This I* an interesting and informative film and many question* were answered by Dr. Nesmith at it* conclusion. The hostesses for April will be Mi*. Parsons and Mr*. Harold Danklefs. Fashionettes Every New York manufac­ turer must have bought a supply of four-ply pink silk crepe. The pink, sometimes muted, >ometlmca s h a r p , showed through a number of spring collections. • • • New for the head are scarv­ es with bangs attached. The triangular scarves come in five solid shades — black, white, beige, French blue and hot pink. The bangs are in three shades — blonde, bru­ nette and red—and are set by a beautician so that the wear­ e r can comb, cut and shape to her own taste and style. The bangs are washable, can be dry cleaned and the maker said they also are moth­ p r o o f , non-a llergenic and flameproof. Since the colors are Interchangeable, a girl can wear red bangs with a black scarf, brunette bangs with a pink scarf, and so on. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Haynes Jr., Sanford, announce the en­ gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Diana Joy, to Daniel R. Belatel, aon of Mr. and Mra. R. A. Beistel, Plttaburgh, Pa. Misa Haynes attended Sem­ inole High School and receiv­ ed her B. S. degree from Florida S o u t h e r n College, Lakeland. She is also a mem­ ber of Phi Mu social sorority. Currently, she ia a member of the faculty of Hurst Element­ ary School In Holly Hill. Mr. Beistel attended Oviedo High School and received his B. S. degree from Florida Southern College, and is a member of Kappa Alpha fra tcmlty. He Is associated with Federal investors Insurance Corporation in Tyler, Texas The wedding will be an event of April 15 at the First Baptist Church in Sanford. Enterprise P e rs o n a ls By Mrs. Ritchie Harris L. J. Hill of Jacksonville, formerly of the staff of the Children’s Home, has been visiting friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Abbot and family have returned to their home in ML Hope, Ala., after visiting with their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wllborn, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wllborn and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Goodwin. Page 8—MarcTi 80, 1965. 1 fra il North Orlando Garden Club Creates Planters Engaged To Wed By Dottle Austin EVERYBODY'S MAKING PLANS for Easter and for the Bombing Derby. They come ao cloae together thla year th a t all conversation around and about the Sanford Naval Air Station concema one or the other, or both, of theae eventa. The promlae of acting the Blue Angela la alao atirring a lot of excite­ ment, and your columnlat la looking forward to thla event, toy. e • • CPO WIVES are one club that ia planning an Eaater Egg Hunt for the klddlea of chief petty officer*. Thla will be held on Saturday a t 2 p m. on the club grounda, IP It doean'l rain. In that caae, it will be postponed until Sun­ day aftertjoon r t 2:30 p.m. in the aame apot. Named to plan for thla event and make all the ar­ rangement* for fun and guinea for the children, from toddler* to age twelve are Hetty Smith, Ann Bcleaowakl, Jo Slanklewlca, Mary Wlggin* and Ulta Ganderton. Don't forget about the potluck aupper for the CPO Wlvea and their huabanda, Ruby Ilofecker, publicity chairman remind* club member*. It'* alated for 7:30 p.m. April 3, (that'a Saturday), a t the club. • • • RVAII-9 OFFICER'S WI­ VES are working on a craay kind of acrapbook that they are planning to aend to their huabanda. Thla 1* a very unuaual kind of acrapbook, with very un­ uaual picture* and very unusuni caption* below the plc4w l — We haven't aeen It, but hnvo an Idea it I* Intended to bring many a laugh and a churkle to the officer* of Nine, while they arc deployed. The group worked diligent­ ly on their acrapbook when they met Innt Friday to play bridge a t Shirley Youngblade'* home. N eat meeting I* acheduled for Thuraday — till* I* luncheon at Jim Rpcnccr'* Restaurant. • • • TIOKRETTES are a I an planning an Eaater Egg Hunt for their children. Till* will be held April It at .1 p.m. a t the home of Par­ ham Coodmnnann. After the hunt, there will lie a bathe que, whlrh ahould be fun for the adult*, when the children have their fill of pretty Kaater egg*. Clot* Owen and Janice Cul­ ver were named to bake for the HSO In March, with Mar­ garet Reynold* and Diane Echols to take over In April. Morn fun on the agenda will be the family picnic scheduled for April 24. Till* will begin nt It a.m. at Lake Golden. Barbara and (’ami Ferrler will lie In rhnrge of arrangement* for this occa­ sion. I’al Bussell, who is leaving for England aoon, wa* pre­ sented with a blrthatone pen­ cil in U’half of the club. This popular girl, who ha* been ao faithful to club urtivltln will lie greatly missed by all and next Tuesday the club plans to have a fare-well cof­ fee for her, as well as for Mr*. Jcxsle Taft. Elaine O rati, Janice Culver and Margaret Reynolds will bn in charge of this event, whlrh I* to lie held in the ballroom at 10 a.m. At tlie April Kith meeting of the Tlgerettes, they ex|iert to have a guest speaker, Mlsa M argaret Quarles, home eco­ nomist from the Florida Pow­ er and Light Company who will show some film* and talk to the club members ulmut various phases of home plan­ ning. Hostesses for this meeting will ba Clola and Elaine. • • • THE NEW RVAII-3 En­ listed Wlvea Club held their monthly social get-together nt tha home of Jan Turner laat week, and we hear that lota of good conversation was enjoyed. The subjects ranged all the wny from how to color your hair, through snakes, areas of the country in which theae Navy wives have lived and the various types of housing they have occupied in the** far-flung places. Listening in on all the chat­ ter was tha impassive orange ♦ dragon, maacot of the club. Dragon Ladiea I'at Oernal Dee Uristor and Jan were giv- # o f* rt By Margaret Coshy The March meeting of North Orlando Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs. Barbara Landreas, 141 Lom­ bardy Avenue, North Orlando. Assisting as co-hostesses were Mrs. R. E. West and Mrs. Penny Scheutxow. Mrs. Jackie Blando brought Mrs. Thelma Voskin as guest and Mrs. Glenn Atchison be­ came a member at this meet­ ing. Mrs. West reported that the March rummage sale proved to be * tremendous success. The group deckled to hold a bakeless bake sale and also to send flowers and take cov­ ered dishes to the Farrell family In their grief due to the death of husband and fa­ ther. The Garden of the Month committee announced that the Season home, on the corner of Second Street and North Cortex Avenue, was recipient of the award for the month. Mr*. W. W. Anderson. Mr*. George Duquette and Mr*. Jam es Mayer were named to the nominating committee and they will present a slate at the April meeting. A beautification program for North Orlando is under consideration. Mrs. Landress' father, a landscape architect, had drawn up a plan for beau-| a beautification month and I Gladys Piloian ia heading tlfying the entrance to the j the Garden of the Month com­ the club's litterbug campaign North Orlando area. These' mittee presently is working on for North Orlando. Saturday, have been presented to the schedules of retirements and April 20, will be “literbug N o r t h Orlando Company's prizes. Details will be an­ day" when trash barrels, vice president. Also, as part j nounced later and bulletins painted with appropriate slo­ of this program, the club will be distributed to the com­ gans, wilt be placed where again this year will sponsor j munity. most needed in the village. HOSTESSES for North Orlando Garden Club meeting, Mrs. Barbara I.nndre.ss, Mrs. Penny Schcutzoe anti Mr.*. Jane West, left to rl*rht, look over partially completed cup-planter which was workshop project for the evening. (Herald Photo) jcUtdsun Females Just Begging For Ulcers Q ih d & A Each year more and more "Being a statistic is no con­ women have a gnawing sus­ solation." Snivcly continued. picion they would like to give "It's no fun not to enjoy eat­ up some of that equality wilh ing." men. These arc the victims of Dr. Snivcly ruefully admits peptic ulcers. his interest in ulcers stems In the last 10 years, keep­ from his own experience with ing pace wilh the men around the disease. A World War II .id n r ■them— lii lpui i iilii1 miiJHi1 Mssim flight »' mortality from peptic ulccrr mer American Medical Asso­ 17 per cent while it dropped ciation president, Dr. Snivcly is an executive with Mead off H per cent among men. Johnson and Company in A National Health Survey of 1957-59 showed that ap­ Evansville, Ind. He's active in proximately one nut of every the development of a new ul­ 3.8 ulcer patients was a wom­ cer diet to replace the milkan. Perhaps that decimal split cream feedings of the Sippy in the female reflects her diet. Tiie move was made stress over her role as wife, after studies showed a high mother amt business woman eorrollary between ulcers and heart disease due to an inand contributes to the in- cti «jh p In Snivcly said he wouldn't diag­ Muncheri who don’t take nose from a distance. How­ time for three balanced meals ever, he happily discussed a day court an ulcer, too, he what might contribute to an points out. The in-betweenmeal cater usually picks on ulcer. There may be a definite high carbohydrates which en­ personality for an "alcoholic" courage the acid accretion in ____ hut he feels there isn't a the stomach. UUIIIIIIl! Ull'UF iyp»-. "MWl J>crFamily stress — the h a r d ^ sons put in certain situations driving husband, the young* can develop ulcers. 1 discov­ housewife who resents being ered that myself," he says. chained to the wheel shuttling However, those at t h e children back and forth—con­ bridge table can heed his tributes its share to the al­ warnings. The overly consci­ ready tense woman's prob­ entious, perfectionist, com­ lems. pulsive and intense woman Not only la the person who (and man) sets the stage for is likely to get an ulcer am­ a peptic ulcer, lie says. bitious, ridden with anxiety "The woman who worries and a finicky eater, she m ay*, about the little things that smoke and drink too much a*W rm'.'j:— --- r,; iV-.-F—rfr W w enr " “ 1H u 77 IT. . v. - . (• w iitvii is* While in New York to dis­ life," he explains, "is certain­ all ages. "My advice to those who cuss the painful ulcer pros­ ly putting her stomach in a feel they fit this pattern," Dr. "Actually." Dr. W. D. Snl- pects ahead for women, Dr. mood to rebel. Snivcly says, "is to try to vely Jr. says, "grandmother's understand your atress and 'indigestion' probably was an do something about it." ulcer. Like so many diseases The conscientious woman it is difficult to tell whether really w eds, he feels, to ulcers in women ore increas­ organixe her life well but not ing that sharply or the statis­ plan it in minute detail. She® tics arc due to better diagno­ also needs to play and exer­ sis." cise every day. There seems to he little "Usually the woman has ex­ doubt the older woman, es­ cessive outside activities and pecially, Is most rapidly she'll Just have to learn to catching up with the male in say 'no.' She must try not to the ulcer department. In the be so competitive, inside and 25 to 35 age group, the ratio outside the home." is about 4 to 1 in favor of the men. After the age of 45, tho ratio drops to atwut 2.5 to 1. And one study indicates that nearly half the women aver 60 being treated for ulcers experienced their first symp- MAGNOLIA CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hen­ The Magnolia Circle of the derson of Wichita, Kan., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sanford Garden Club met at the home of the president, Henderson. M u. U, Li Wignins fur tlir Mr. and Mrs. Waller Trapp, March meeting. The hostess former owners of "Burn Re- and co-hostess, Mr*. W. L. tiro," have moved to their Gramkow Sr., served coffee and pastries preceding the new home in Sanford. meeting. Mrs. Pearl Welch and fam ­ Mr*. P. L. Elmore read the ily have returned from J a s ­ minutea of tha last meeting per, Ala., where they attend­ and reports were given from ed the funeral of Jack Welch the various chairmen. Several requests were made from the last weekend. members Including clothing Mrs. Alfred Clapp of Mont- and costume Jewelry to tie i v.iriw m snd all kinds apf.n.-Hng a U u.-. weeks here at her homo on of stamps and coupons to ohtain flatware for the new l.akeshore Drive. Garden Center. Mr*. A. L. Hardesty gave Ilouargucsta of Mr. and Mrs. Warren ilise for the past sev­ an interesting talk on horti­ eral weeks were Mr. and Mrs. culture, commenting that ve­ Charles Murrell of Buffalo, getables will eventually »>c grown In different colors to N. Y. match the individual's dining The spariuus home of Dr. decor. Cecil Tucker gave an In­ and Mrs. L. F. Friend at Green Springs on Lake Mon­ formative lecture on the grow­ roe was the setting recently ing of palms illustrated by for a coffee honoring Mrs. slides. Enjoying the entertaining Catherine Clapp of Montelalr, constructive program N. J., and Enterprise. Guests a n d were the Mmri. Herbert were the Mines. II. II. Sher­ Plapp, J. Ralston Wells, wood, P. L. Elmore, A. II. James Parson, Sam Lawson, Harris, A. I,. Hardesty, G. II. Secnle Lawson, Charles Weav­ Sykes, Otto Bardsorf, II. 11. er, Ben Perry, Aldo Loos and Odham, Frank Lleske, W. L. her sister from Washington. Gramkow Sr., Marge Smith, D. C\, Mrs. J. V. Richards, Mary Thompson. Lucille Ab­ Miss Mary Wilcox and Miss rams, Uicille Stone, Grace licTiir. and Mrs. Cecil T arter. l » m t i f i c z —U _T h e Doris Faber. shows that a farm woman is more likely to have an ulcer than a city girl (less security down on the farm these days) and is likely to he a westerner rather than on easterner, if she lives in a city or town. By Mrs. H. L. Johnson * BUNNIES|> EGGS .nd EASIER cioTHIS Perfect for pictures diom sm ah suA Qohn& h APPLE RICE TOFFEE 2 cups rooked rice 4 cups sliced apples •4 rup brown sugar 2 (lisps, lemon Juice 1 tap. grated lamon rind *4 cup water Toffee Mixture Mix apples, rirr, sugar, lemon Juice and rind together. Turn into a buttered 0 Inch square baking dish. Add wa ter. Caver apples and rice completely with toffee mix ture. Bake ia a SSOdrgrcc oven for 45 minutes. Serve hot with milk If desired. Makes a servings. TOFFEE MIXTURE Combine Vfc cup flour with 4* cup brown sugar, 1 Up. cinnamon and tX cup butter or margarine. Cut butter Into mixture until the site of small peas. • • • CRABM EAT CAKES I tbspa. butter 1 clove garlic, peeled Straight off the roll for per­ sons with sensitive or allergic akin ia a special adbesivs taps which contains no akin Irritat­ ing slem caU. Tha taps U said to ba Use only hypo-allergenic tape with attractive appear­ ance, excellent sticking qual­ ities and plastic cutUr dis- Mrs. Jesse Wallace took charge of the workshop fo r g the evening and demonstrated how clever little planters could be made from large white coffee cups and saucers. With the aid of glue, felt and paint, and small plants, mem­ bers transformed the plain cups into delightful little char­ acters, some even bespectacl­ ed and topped with small plant for hair, curly, straight® or frixxy, depending upon the plant selected. The Thursday, April 11 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hilton Thomp­ son, 4 Algiers Road. Assisting will be Mrs. C. E. Rowell. Mr*. Wallace, program chair­ man, advises that corsage making will be the evening's^ project. This month's meeting was completed with serving of re­ freshments from a buffet table decorated in motif ap^ propriale to St. Patrick's Day and in the color appropriate for "green thumb" garden clubbers. Host cm Penny Scheutxow ^ haked a shamrock cake al-® most too pretty to serve and a local florist prepared the table centerpiece which was a lovely bouquet of emerald tinted chrysanthemum* and pom poms. 4 tbspa. Dour 1 cup milk ** Up. salt lx tap. Worcestershire sauce *•» rup dry bread crumbs Sis ox. can crabmeat O H cups) 1 egg beaten 2 (tups, butter 1 hard rooked egg dash pepper Melt butter in saucepan with garlic sliced into acveral pieces. Remove pieres of gar lie when butter is melted. Blend In Dour and add milk, stirring gradually until the sauce boil* and thickena. Add salt, pepper and Worcester shire then remove from beat. There should be 114 cups sauce. To W of (he sauce add 14 cup bread crumb* and crabmeat from which cartil­ age has been removed. Mix well, cover tightly and put In refrigerator to chill. When thoroughly chilled shape the mlature into 10 small patties then dip patties into remain­ ing bread crumbs, beaten egg and again in crumbs. Pan-fry ia melted butter in a hot skil­ let until browned on both sides, about S minutea. Serve hot with remaining sauce which has been reheated with the chopped hard cooked egg and thinned with about H cup milk. Serves S. DRUDGE—THE GODDESS OF ACTIVITY, An Off Season Bonus The air conditioning is: • • • • Superb Carrier equipment Long-lived and economical Expertly Installed Priced Competitively We’ll give you a Carrier Food Freezer Free with every Carrier Central Residential Air Conditioning Installation Purchased by April 15 C a rrie r Southern Air 2818 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 822-8821 Call 322-8321 For Free Estimate �=1: Miss Sibyl Grant Engaged By Dona a Estes Miss Grant attended Pente­ Mr. and Mrs. J . Russell costal Bible Institute, Tupelo. Grant of 553 Palmetto Street. Longwi/Od, announce the en­ gagem ent a n d approaching marriage of their daughter, 31ill Sibyl Jo-Ann Grant, to Jam es Vernon Coombs, son of Sir. and Mrs. J. F. Coombs, of Forest City Rosd, Apopka. l i e bride-elect is a native of Florida, has resided in Longwood for 20 years and at­ tended L y m a n Elementary School where she graduated O-ith the high school class in 1959. In high school she served as president of the student coun­ cil-and was active in the 4-H Club and the Future Teachers Association. She was awarded the DAR good citizenship award in her senior year and won the Voice of Democracy ubllc speaking contest »|>onired by the Sanford-Seminolc County Jaycecs. MISS GRANT C Miss., holds Local License in the United P e n t e c o s t a l Church, heads the Youth De­ partment of the First Pente­ costal Church of Longwood and assists in the music de­ partment and Sunday School. She presently is employed as secretary for Grant's Crawler Parts and Service, Inc., Longwood. Her fiance is a nathe of N o r t h Carolina, attended school in Lakeland and grad­ uated from high school in Austin, Tex. He served four years in the U. S. Air Force, stationed in Korea and Ha­ waii, and is active in Sunday School and the Youth Depart­ ment of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood. J He is employed by WinnDixie as a meat cutter. The wedding still take place in mid June with eomplcte plans to be announced at a later date. Ladies Society | Of BLFE Meets This Thursday The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Knginemen will meet Thursday at 9 a.m. at the home of Mrs. II. E. Tur­ ner. 210 West 17th Street. Plans for a social will be finalized at the meeting and the quarterly treasurer's re port will be given. All members are asked to make an effort to attend the meeting. Pawnbroker'! Symbol The three golden balls sym­ bolising a pawnbroker'! shop originated with the l.omhardy family, England's first great money lenders. The halls also were the coat-ofarms of the Medici family, the richest merchants and greatest money lender! of Florence, Italy. March SO, 1908—Page 9 -1^ gr? _*fr,rL Miss Sharon Sheffield Bride O f J.N. Oglesby By Mrs. Ritchie Harris I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I Joseph N. Oglesby, son of 3lr. Miss Sharon Ann Sheffield, A. Sheffield, of Sanford, and] and .Mrs. Eugene Oglesby, were united in marriage at the home of the groom on Thursday evening, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Paul ltickes, pastor of the Nazarene Church offici­ ated at the double ring can­ dlelight ceremony before an altar accented on either side with standing baskets of iris and white glads, and floral candle holders with burning white tapers. There were other arrangements of white glads and iris used throughout the area. The family Bible was used during the cere­ mony. The bride, given in m arri­ age by her father, was lovely In a white formal gown of, Airs. Mil. AND MIIS. JOSEPH N. OGLRSIIY R itu a l O f Je w e ls G iv e n Z e ta X i C h a p te r P le d g e s Mrs. Hay Murray Jr. was| honored recently with a mis­ cellaneous bridal shower at the Fellowship Hall of Oaklawn Baptist Church wilh Mrs la-land Todd, Mrs. J. E. Andrews and Mrs. L. It. Bice serving as hostesses. A yellow and while color srheme was carried out in the decor. The refreshment table, covered in yellow linen and overlaid wilh a hand cro­ cheted cloth, was ccnterrd with an arrangement of white glads, yellow snapdragons and white delphinium, flanked on either side by tall yellow tap­ ers in crystal holder*. Grac­ ing one rnd of the table was a crystal punch howl with crystal appointments used to SW c bills ami minis to com ptement the delicious lemon ire box rake. Two amusing bridal games were conducted hy Mrs. An­ drews witli Mrs. Michael Beni awarded the prize. Attending t h e delightful shower were Mr*. It. M. Fry­ er. mother of the bride, Mrs. Bay N. .Murray Sr., mother of the groom, and tho tim es. Pat Taylor, Herman Welllw!it” David Beverly, Willard Eleanor Butler was hostess The slate of officers was recently to the regular meet­ approved for the coming year ing of Zrta Xi Chapter of with the following elected: Beta Sigma Phi. president, Eleanor B u t l e r ; Plans were finalized for vice president, Dora Ix-c Bus the “crazy hats" covered dish sell; recording secretary, Flo luncheon honoring the new Winsa; corresponding secre­ ruahres. Mrs. Butler will alsoj tary, Jan Cara; treasurer, serve as hostess with the Grace Marie Stineripher; eomembers m - a n n j t l - i ■i r . l i n a l i n n in witter —r-p r r tentative, Marchetta Dor.nlcreations. *r'r~ * 11 ney, with Pat fleers serving tions starting with nearby Big as alternate. f r e e and the new shopping The Ritual of Jewel* was malls. This year they visited given two pledges, Flora Mae Silver Springs, Cypress Gar­ Wells and Kathy Downer, in dens, Cape Kennedy and a beautiful and impressive MR. AND MRS. OTTO VAN SKIVER with granddaughters, Roxie, left, made several trips to Day­ The regular monthly meet­ ceremony. tona Beach, always a plosaant mid Judy, before departing for their home in Sussex, N. J., after a six The "Baby of the Year" ing of tile Sanford Extension experience with its regularly weeks stay with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lo»gHome .Makers Club will meet contest is foremost these day* changing face. core, 31 South Cortez Ave., North Orlnndo. on Thursday, April 1, at 1:30 on the chapter's busy agenda. One of the things they like p.m. at the Agricultural Cen- The contestants pictures are to do is to note changes in ter on Hlahwnv 17-92._______ appearing in Tml|,tlt""'« w<>" ^ c c n e r y and the new developA special feature of the Franklin's and Houmillat and *n ( H r 1 - n r ir i t V - r f program will lie a "Health Anderson's and will remain at these locations throughout previous visits. Although they the contest. Proceeds will will miss their “ sunny south" benefit ihu Little lied .School relatives, they say that it will import from China. By 1797 other problem which limits PALM CIRCLE Recent housegursl* of Cdr. House. be “ good to be home once There are many different at least one variety had camellia growing In some (US.N., ret.) and Mr*. Rus­ again." species of the genus camellia reached this country and soon areas of suitable temperature. sell G. Pearson of Summerlin Soil conditions are another Then, too, they soon will be though until recent years only others followed. Avenue wore their daughter Sasanqua Camellias, native limiting factor unless the soil off on another trek, this time one, Camellia Japonfca, was and her husband, Dr. and Tin* HrrnM welcome* nil widely known or grown in to Japan, were clearly de Is somewhat acid. They re to Niagara Falls. Mrs. Robert D. Burns, and gardens. All camellias arc na­ scribed as rarly as 1712 but semble orange trees in this social news with the fol­ children, Bobby and Cynthia, tive lo Eastern Asia from Ko did not reach Europe until respect and thrive under sim­ lowing regulations estab­ % ODORIFEROUS of Kenyon College, Ohio, lished: 1879. The popularity of Ja- ilar conditions. NEW YORK (UPD—For a rea to India. Arriving Saturday on two By Julia Batios 1— Photograph and rov- Mrs. II. DimII spent a week weeks leave was a Pearson Camellias do not tolerate delightful air frvshner In mi­ Camellia Japoniea f i r s t ponlca Camellia reached its lady’s sick room, ruh her fav­ reached Europe in the late peak in Europe and America poorly drained soils and must eiHge requests should be with her cousin, Mrs. Jose­ son, t.t. Jam es E. Pearson, orite stick cologne on tho 17th century with the first about 1880 and then declined he planted high, evrn above mada thrra daya prior to phine Basil, in SI. Petersburg, from Snn Diego, Calif., who until the 1930s. event. the general soil level If the light bulbs, suggests Nurse knowledge of them coming and now will spend two more will report for duty aboard the 2— Engagement a n d weeks with her daughter, USS Cochran in Honolulu Minnie C. Wcinstone, of Ta- from Japan though the plants I Temperature is the princi­ water table Is near the sur­ wedding forma are avail­ Mrs, J. Simunck on Grand­ when Ills leave expires. como, Wash. The warmth of came from China until th e 1pal factor limiting Camellia face. Many a fine plant has died able to he accompanied liy view Avenue brfnrr returning (he lighted blub seems to last century. The first intro­ culture. Not too much cold, carry tha scent throughout duction died of too tender hut too little seems lo lie the from being planted too deep photo four daya before to her home in Cleveland, tho room, she reports in caro (il was kept too warm). trouble. I-ack of rainfall, or and best results are attlaineil announcement. Ohio. Ujam returning nome ft—News may tie sub­ But in 1792 began a rapid low relative humidity, is an­ by planting under light shade G'SquIbbi Nurses Notes." from St. Petersburg *h.- Sintsuch as pine trees. Care is not mitted at office, via mail imek family helped rclrbrutc difficult. Fertilize two or or pbuno for short notices. Mrs. Dudl's 751h birthday. Typewritten accounts in three times a year with 6-6fl, Water ill dl> peliuu* and loner e a s e lioutiic spaced William Winter Jr., of Glen spray with Malathion with two are expedited more quick­ Arden, and hli roommates. tablespoons of summer oil ly. Names should lm print­ Tommy Williams and Lcland added to control tea scale, ed in manuscript reports. i Butch) Mowry, of Home, 4—Personal (dark and spraying thoroughly. They are Ga., visited witli Bill's par­ worth all the trouble! Happy white photoi and negative* ents, Mr, and 3trs. William are acceptable. gardening. Winter, b i t w i r n quarters b—Photos made by Her­ from Georgia Institute of ald staff may I* duplicat­ HOT BAUCE Technology. Bill D ■ sopho­ Use canned pitted dark ed at nominal roat. more and is majoring in Doris William* aweet cherries to make a hot physics. T7ie hoys visitrd Day­ Society Editor sauce for pound cake and ice tona Dearh, Cape Krnnrdy 322-2(111—City cream. and attended the races In Se. 425-5938—County Combine Vs cup of sugar, 4 bring. teaspoons of cornstarch, Vi teaspoon of salt and tea­ spoon of cloves. Gradually mix in the syrup from 2 cans Wonderfully Wearable For (1 pound each) pitted dark Career Girl* In-The-Know sweet cherries. Cook over low Underneath Them All—A heat, stirring constantly until Softie Permanent. mixture thickens and boils for 1 minute. Remove from heat, blend in 2 tablespoons of lem­ on Juice and 1 teaspoon of brandy Assuring. Stir in cher­ BEAUTY SHOP ries and brat. Serve over ice Corner Oak A Commercial cream and pound caka. Makes Ph. 322-3914 Newly Modrrnlsad • aervingi. Homemakers Club To Meet Thursday Jh sL 'f y w id iu v corsage waa pink earaitioM and roses. The groom's mother was at­ tired in lavendar with white accessories and wore a cor­ sage of white carnations. Following the ceremony tha reception was held at tha home, after which the young couple departed for a wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside at their home on Madi­ son Street, Enterprise. R a y M u r r a y J r . F e te d W ith M is c e lla n e o u s S h o w e r N. Orlando Guests Depart For Home By Margaret Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Otto Van Sel­ l e r of Sussex, N. J.. have re­ cently completed a six-week vacation in Central Florida, staying at the home of her son and his family, Mr. and 31rs. Ernest Longcore, Itoxanne and Judy, of 3t South Cortez Avenue, North Orlan­ do. This Is the Van Schlvers' f o u r th trip to Florida since he retired five years ago. They cannot quite bring themselves to leave their home in Sus­ sex and their family and friends to move to Florida hut they do enjoy wintering here. As in the past, they always find plenty to do, with varied chantilty lacc over bridal sa­ tin. The fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline with long traditional pointed sleeves. A modified chapel train was at­ tached to a tailored bow at the back. Her veil of illusion fell from a tiara of pearls and irridcscenls and she carried a cascade orchid bouquet. Mrs. Margarie Oglesby, sis­ ter-in-law of the groom, serv­ ed as matron of honor. She was attired In a royal blue suit with white accessories and her flowers were pink carnstioni. Fred Oglesby served as his brother’s best man. The bride's mother choae for the occasion Navy blue with blue accessories and her Bradley, Gene Estrldge, Pol­ ly Jones. W. F. Mann, W. J. Payne, Michael Reed, Fran­ ces Shearln, T. V. Melt* Sr., Guy Miller. James Hayes ami Diane Swain. ^ h 8ILVKRPLATB BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. ’q g h o r e bow brummel shirt dashing in dobby dots 3 .9 8 Take a bow. See what it does for year faiMoW outlook! This, in 6 5 % Dacron* polyester, 3 5 % cotton. Fresh white, pastels. 28 to 38. P e rso n a ls S o c ia l N e w s Altamonte Springs R e g u la tio n s P e rso n a ls ip t u r n s DISH, g ists Imar H N • Accredited Chart* Account* Welcomed • O pe* Friday Ktraioga Downtown Sanford GO G A T O R ! Lawn and Garden Specialists Curls a whirl Eva Bess SANFORD! THE EASTER BONNET is h a traditionul ax the Easter basket on the special Sunday in spring. Flowers are still in the fashion picture but this time are combined with straw and fabric as in the bonnet (upper left) decked with sprigs of buvanlis. Another version of the bonnet (upper right) is in two-toned green straw with scallop details a t the sides. These -r are by Lilly Duche. The doublo hat, new this spring, combines u straw C brim over a fabric cup. Tiny sailor (lower left) has ribbed cotton baby L xap that ties under tho chin. Coolie hat (lower right) is in natural straw. , f t These are Hattie Ccmcgio designs. (B hcvuw nA ART & HOBBY CENTER Food Fair Shopping Center Perk Ave. — 251 h 8t. GATOR Lumber & A ce Hardw are Cash and Carry 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 �f H o ro sc o p e O U R B O A R D IN G fffir H O U S E MAR-RUMPH/ LAUOH.YOO art--rut'll JACKAL*.'OSVlOOfcLYYOU U gc T » iwwnf'rtwft sup „ NAME NOAPPRECIATION OPWARTHA jsr« on the wichsnXway THE DELICATE TOUCHIN a to . TABLE V/ASA J~~f THAT W i M i r , March SI, IMS SNEAKYTRYAT YSCHBME HUMAN RELATlONSMlPS'/lSRlNa! GENERAL TENDENCIES: WlNSttf, MA30R.M TURNED BUT LETMB REMi NO^V M» MY • («LIPP£R« I'LL BBT VX1 r y ' OUT, YOU VOU OPTHB OLD/ Now you a rt able to act dear* WORE SUORT// FUST HAVE AOA4ETMAT / fV<BT/ HE MO LAtfwS ]y the over-all alma and am* PANT6 UNTIL{ COPIED LAW WINE TUB ■ SO I) WERE 15 CUSTER'i bltiona that a rt your* and you WASEK/ jto d r Half/ BATTLE a rt alao abla to reduce them !f a r e o n ., PLAN/ jtr ill P a g e 1 0 — M a r c h 8 0 , 1065 IC A R N IV A E B f D iet Turner W ELl.VOUM LOOKS U KB SOME GIRL WROTE IT/ YOU REALLY Forecast to a working aucccaa In every the B u s y ' minute detail. You are able to combine your Intuition with your beat judgment which haa not been poaalble ere thlal Add color, culture to your home. ARIE8 (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) Confidential talke with per* =>-00 aona who can aaalat you to get ahead faatcr, ahould bring ex* cellent beneflU. Show charity later. 8tudy well all data that . never la given to you. < 6ET4 THEM TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May QUITE RIGHT* . 20) You ore able to obtain In* formation confidentially from cloae tlea that can open up new vlataa for you. Oct out * a v eoLwe is c e r t a i n l y a c t i v e in OM—UH— tJOTHlW 1 to worthwhile gatherings SCHOOL i ISN 'T HE T i s c r BVKXJR MUCH "MOTHIN"AT Talk with frlanda In an eaay, SCHOOL EAPER HU'S PRKSIPENTOP ALL/ I JI6TM A D E I T H E S TU D E N T BODY, HASTH6 LEAP A MEASLY 5 fDMJTS qulat way. IN THE SCHOOL PLAY, AMP HAS HIS TH' LAST TIM E OUR GEMINI (May 21 to June HOME ROOM T E A M NAME O W TH t HONOR ROLL/ 21) Be aure that you put your SUCH PRIVE ANP A M BIT ION / PLAYFP BASKET­ CX, YES "W H A T WAS IT BALL. IS A LL/ heat foot forward with Influ­ “O U WANTSP 7D SHOW FOROET ential peraona you meet, alnce AtC IN HERE I A IT/ it mcana much for tha future. You get their aupport. Your rapabtlitlea will be appreciat­ ed more by the public In gen­ eral. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are Inaplred when meeting aome powerful Individual and ahould not let the graaa grow under your feet. Slate your alma. Get your planning done for future travel you dealre. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You are Inaplred now on how to deal aucceaafully with aaaoclatca ao that they feel they are the one* who are doing .HrcogpAwr m ade -not born . j « L ' 7 , k >i ‘ the thinking and organltlng. Future become* brighter. Get bill* paid, then off to fun. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You ran have a real meet­ ing of the mlnda with part2^% nara, If you alt down to aerioua talka with them. Hit on a big plan. Then gat Into the minute*, term*, etc. GROW. LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) Efficient attention to the many taaka before you ran be quickly flnlahed and you get approval f r o m ro-wurker*. Get wardrobe more colorful later. Mak# tha right rholre*. SCORPIO (OcL 28 to Nov. SI) You have aome particular talent that could be very lu­ crative If you make an effort to market IL Get fin* reaulta. Then be happy and generoua with your mate In PM. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dee. 21) Put aald* that whlrh la not dealrabla and maka the future dawn more brightly. Sell* fin* opportunity* that will pleaa* kin. Abode ran be •“PiatoU, aworde, sabara or dlrha? Hay, it Utia dual Soon a bn for KEEPS?" made more charming, too. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) If you uae lea* com­ plicated language, you can get idea* arroaa to partner* more OM, SHt lURNfl) A U6LV vanity. Better all condition* FB06 IHD A HANDSOME about you. Clear that deak PRINCE ,1HEN HP KfUSffJ out, be more orderly, get ahop1 6 AAAfife / HER. ping done, etr. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) It la Important that you first inrrcaae own abund»n f beCrn t-^ n n —ran -do for other* a* you wlah. Study well new outlet*. Thru get Into them anil make a good deal of headway. PISCES t Frb. 20 In Mar. 20) You ran arromplUh much now, if you ahow gratitude for the frlrndahip of blg-wlga and ronvrrge toward greater aurre**. Be well drraaed. Get out eorially and make fine con­ tort*. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY, he or ahe will be one of thoae fascinating perxon* who will flrat try to underaland every phaae of any pro­ ject at hand and then delve right Into It to a aucceaaful rZ GOTTA DO BOMrmtKP, conclualon. However, e a r l y ABOUT THCM TIROS OR give tha right ethical and reMY UJNCUU. a t (SONS y w w t Ig fT .S A P C t, ■ llgloua training ao that an In­ clination to look on the dark aide of thlnga will be diapelled. Fame and fortune I* In thla Inte--atlng chart. E a a fgrH SHOULD WORK ON YOUR HANDWRITING, SAR&S. IT LOOKS LIKE SOME PRIMITIVE MONSTER V/ROTS THIS/ Cde OUT OUR WAY l!ML WELL.WHV ' r PON T YOU L USB SHAVlMS CRBAW? "Thny’m argufnf ovnr whether thle home should be run a t • profit or non-profit institution!'* THAT'S H1pic u l o u s ; HOW CAM I BRUSH MV TEETH WITH SHAviNCr CREAM? <r SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith OUR ANCESTORS SHORT RIBS BUGS BUNNY te rn OF e u iA N ic y io w E ... & ^-,1 5 PERCE ATT/ ' y—v ___ ' ^ I W I .W U T 1 I M I W _____ 3 ‘ }Q “Leisure time it no problem with m e. That's when I do th e Ironingl" § J P TIZZY By Kate Osann rU NHY- ALL 1 CAN THINK Of K SUMPM HE SAJP A GUY HAMLP/ PAVY CROCKETr / KMOtW VVHATTO] , UStD lUNAY.. / PO, PONT i ________ r A NUTTIIN AI I: HE IK E * « VIRAL MAMtS.AN* HAS A CUJUPY CAARACTERi n o s H .w r m s u o i O M B i t H h , NORNtAl WASH MAffA BBTA t CANT w* HENtot m ocr He HOf nil rori lOOKt YOORTRAii notn •TOP HERE. YOU can oarrr at OfAnfTRAWiIDP "We ran out'of food at the party—but if we'd had more, H probably wouldn't have been enough anyhow!" | KXJHAV1TOI ...AMO SWEATSOLTTAN**— EMHT-HOUR M Y.SKtW f WCSH AS A TA3UMTEER WITHOUT my..DRH6AOUNES. IT TOBSimm I t GAMS COOK, JETPCr HEROINE,lOACSO WTTH WEALTH,’ ANP OTHSROBVXXJB ATTRACTIONS^ Foodstuff Acaons ‘H SV & m 1SSL T T e Paris *i m „ SHS LOOKS AND ACTS IMCKStCl 10VTM8 EVERY AAJMUTIOFfTiip m m iw "Ike Stare Impel, they -d* net cemp*LM What yaa ■aha e f year Ufa la large­ ly up te TOUt Carroll Rlgkter’a Individual Forecall for your algn for April la now randy. Far your copy tend your blrthdate and •1.00 to Carroll Rlghtar Fereraet (The Sanford B m ld ), Boa 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal Iforala. Captain Raphael Bemmeo commanded the Confederate bath "Alabama,* moat a« eeeaful commerce raider e f the South'* navy during the War Between the Statee. la n 78, r mile crulee, Semmea burn­ er naaomed M Union ahipe valuad at f t million. m STILL WOT60/AJA 7 D TTPMORE THAN THE K E N N E L ? so u n d s HUAp YCXJ UCMS OVER . mammal. W i » • 'S’l. '?ll, A? b * - e ww L L I e �=1: Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 13. Catering • Food Classified Phones n t a ■ (•(•rt r irk u n 322-5612 Frees Sem laata C m tr 425-5938 Dial Direr* — Nat L n i i D l i t a a r e 50. Misc. For Salt S T R A W B E R R IE S (or Fair. You I mm MOVIE CAMERA * pick «0 c q»„ 10 n r mor# l i e Screen. Call l l t - T T I t a f te r qt., picked on order, field 1 p. m. ru n t i c qt. No Sunday eala. Brleeon Av#.. 133 *701 *. OUT OF PAWN 15. Special Services A & B CONTRACTORS 14 to 20 I 4 | 1.30 | 2.52 I 3.80 21 t o 23 | 5 | 1.30 | 8.13 | 4.73 CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASsIPlbu im s ix a V $1.50 Per Inch (Minimum at ■ aalaata laehaa — ERRORS— Tka narald will aat ka ra. ■aoaalkta far mara tkaa ail larorreet laaartlaa. SICK ROOM NEEDS O F FE R IN G A SPECIA L SE R ­ A H e rald w a n t- a d Is ae n e s t ae yo u r phone! Diet 131*1111 VICE? More then 10,000 re a d ­ or 431*1111 (South Seminole) ers see The Sanford Herald and ue* y o u r c h a rg e account. ctaaalfled ad* dally. Rate* aa low ae I t c pe r line per day! Dial 113-1411 or 431 - i » 3 l and PIANO WANTED place your ad! Call Collect. Orlando IM -S U t. LAWN A 111.*001. GARDEN WORK, COMPLETE LAWN CARE L anderaping, Spraying, Boddlnv. reasonable rates. PH IL L IP S LAWN SERVICE lll-tlO O a f t e r 1:10 p. m. Tka Herald raaarraa tka »vl* vllega af vejeettag ar revta* lac aar adrrrtlaaaiaat wkltk It daaaia aklactlaaakla ta •ka galley at tkla aawaDEADLINES St N o o n D a y B c fo ra P u b l i c a t io n F o r I n s e r t i o n ! a n d Killa (S a t. Noon F o r Monday) 1. I-oat & Found FREE ESTIMATE 17. Janitorial Servicea WILSON - M AIE It FUIIN Buy — Bell — Trad* TENTSCH MAINTENANCE t i t . u e . let. m -in i Service A Supplies I I I ! W P a rk Dr._______ H t -4141 F o r the big g es t selection of n e arly new and ueed furnl* ture, e r e Noll's F u r n i t u r e 19. Builders Supplies B ro k e ra g e In C asselberry on 13*11, Open 1 day* 1 to (. PRE-CAST Concrat* Steps GREGORY LUMBER CO 130 Maple Av* H t.ntQ * Ueed t u r n l t n r * appliance*, tools, etc. B ought • Sold. L arry's Marl, 111 S a n fe rd Av*. Ph. 20. Hardware 133 - t t l i . COUnTKOUHY CHARGE AC­ COUNTS— limited credit If you own a phone. P u t olasalfled A '» to w ork fur j roul 60. IlusineM Opport. LOHT: Horse, Brow n Mere, mmmBi:ATT^?NTIO?,* a" i, c hildren's pet. Ph. l l S - l l t l DO It Y oureelf-eret If your MAJOR Oil Co. h a t se rvlca o r 111 *1711 . Reward. Station for leaaa. Good loreRoof need* re pairing. Check w ith u* tor tba R»et Roof. • inn. e v reiia n t o r p i r t u n l t r for qualified peraon. F in a n c ­ lA)i>Ti Wallet, Plnecreet Area, Ing m a te ria l m oney c an buy. ial aealetanc* A Dealer Train* R eward. 111 . t i l l . Call 331.4101 A w* will e»m* Running. ’cntonaltt SEMINOLE LODGE NURSING AND ’ON V A l.KMC K NCI! RESIDENCE I’ O. Box l«J#, Sanford. Fla. 100 SOUTH HAT AVE Pk. I t l- I T il CA RPEN TE R, Hom e l l e r G r e A Addition*. F irst Class W orkm anahlp. Ph. 133 -*<i)i. 71. Male Help Wanted 22. Plumbing la PLUMBING C o n tra c tin g n e p s l r e F R E E ESTIMATES R. L HARVEY Do ycu h a v e a d r i n k in g prob* I 13 . 3 I I I lem. W rit# P. O. Box t i l l . 104 Sanford Av* X! B Sanford. 23. Painting ramies me a n y th i n g hul give me York Air Conditioning by Sheet Malal Upsolallsts. I l l * til l . rA tN T IN O A repair, 133 . 1434 , 24. Well Drilling MARCIA W ELLS DRILLED, PUMPS S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS All Type* a nd Sleet 4. tieauty C art Wa R e p a ir a nd Servlca S T I N E H A R R I E T T '* u a a u t y N o o k , Machine and Supply Co. ■oft w a ter, evening app'la. 187 W, Ind HI_________ 133-1413 l o i So. Oak. 111 - 17 *1. 6. Child Caro NANNIE'S KIDDIE CAIIE, Wt 29. Photo A Equipment BE a good C s g * SI** Tour W ifa a new C a m e r a before never d o e s . Licensed nursery, E ae ta rl Infante to $. t t t o a Oek—l r « -U'Jrn ^I.'ir-q.maAfmtA-aTCTllt-o iit. IIP S. P a r k Avenue, Sanford NOTHING i s LOST u n til a H erald W a a l Ad fall* ta find III____________________________ J_ . Special Notices Income Tax Returns •11 Years m ar Experience, Call La* W illiams, r i v a Point*. Ill-T ltl._________________ All T ypes Supplies —* Folder* NUMISMATICS 1 for 11.00 PO W ELL'S O F F IC E SUPPLY t'ANAH Day Camp begins J u n e 14 th.. I*aka Golden. F o r In. fo r m a tio n call 111 *1111, Fred Gana*. Legal Notice " If th e y 'r e w o r k in g d o w n t h e r e , th e y m u s t b o • a w in g lo g t l" CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—Loet A Found 3— Personal* 4— R a au ty c a r * • I—Money W an ted I f —Having* A Loan I I — I n tu r a n o a I —Day Nurserlaa • I —School* A I n s t r u c ti o n s t —Child Cara Tl— Em ploym ent Service* I —Doga—Ce fa— Fa ta Tl—Mel* Help W nntad 10 — P o u ltr y — Liv estock IS—Fem ale Help W anted 11— Special Nolle** t l —Male o r Fem ale Help I I —C a ta r ln g — Food 1 «—Sale* Help W a n te d I t — Placed to E a t TT—S itu atio n W an ted t i —4lp*cltl Services I I —Income P r o p e r t f I I —Sw im m in g Pool* I t — Business P r o p — ga la IT—J a n i to r i a l Servlca* I I —Real E a ta ta W anted I I — Do- 11*Youraelf 14 —Real E etat* S a lt I t —Build ers Suppllaa 17 —D ullness R e n ta l s I t —H a r d w i r e • I —Lola F o r Bala t l —Home Im provem enls I I —F e r in e —Grovae 11 —P lum bing I I —O ut of S U t a A creage I t —P a i n ti n g I I —llo u e te F o r 8 ala M —Wall Drilling 14 —llo u e e e —Male or R e a l I t —Air f o n d . A H a s t i n g I f —Houea F o r R a n t * 1—Radio - Television 108— llaaori Hem al* I I — Photo A E q u ip m e n t JOi—'T railer*— Cabana* I t —Home Appliance# 1*1 —Mobil* Home*—Bala I I —Mualcal I n s t r u m e n t s IPS—Mobil* Homaa— R e n t I I —Buslnaea K q ulpm sa l 1* 4—T r a i l e r Space— R ent I I —J o b P r i n t in g 111 —T r a ile r Iwile—sa l * 14 —U ih o le ta ry l i t —A p a r tm e n t* F o r R a n t i i —V acuum Cleanara I 0 ( —Room* F o r Rant IT—Moving A ■ torega l i e —Hotel Room* M —E x te r m in a to r * 111— R e nta l Aganta 41 —Plant* — Feada — gaada i l l —W an ted Ta R e n t 10— Mieo. F a r Bala l i t —Autos F o r Sale i t — Article* F o r Rent I K —Auto*—Halt o r T rad * i t - S w a p dr E xcha nge 11 *—T ruck* F o r Hal* t l —W anted To Huy 118 —Autom otive Service 15 — F u r n i t u r e F o r gala l i t —Scooters A Cycles >*—Antique* F o r Sola 111 —Uoata A Motors 11— Monty To Loan 111 —M arina Supplies I I —Uuelnea* O pportunitie s 322-5612 PHARMACISTS yo u r futur* ae b r ig h t a* you wleh? Thle la your op* p o r t u n lt y to lain America'* feateel g ro w in g d r u g sto re W* ar# u n d e rg o in g a t r e m ­ endous e ip a n e lo n program In th* ela te uf Florida. Wa can piece you Int MIAMI FT. LAUDERDALE PALM REACH ORLANDO TAMPA CLEARWATER Do not healtst* lo phone foollect If n e cessary). All replies will be held la the stricte st of confident*. 141 *4*11 (O rlanda t I A. M. t a U P. M. Monday, March I I Ask for Mr. E rnla Brown T hat* pneltliin* f e atu re; E a r e ll e n l Helerlee Paid Life Insura nce Paid H o tp lla l t n au ra n ea Paid Rurglct! Ineurenc* P e l l Vacation* . f J .: i r■11.. 11iA P hrn----------Plus a FABULOUS P ro fit S ha ring Plan SUPER-X DRUGS. INC. 30. Home Appliance* 8. Polo k Supplioa NEW APPLIANCES a t W are, RETIRED or Stm l'ratlrad part AQUARIUMS * tim e work, good health. Oall houea Price*— Prlgldalra, TROPICAL FISH 111.M IL H ot Point, RCA, E tn l i h , ate. Hlgheet Quality from th* Beet Cali C harlie O orm ty oolleot COI.OKED Men w ith car E a r n ■ Hatcheries, Lowest discount *1 Aeeoclated A TV, &rlcei. 10 *. m. • I p. ra — l l l l N. u r a n g a Radio M l up weekly In Spare Tim*. Ava., O rlan­ AILT— FINNY FRIENDS, Advertle* new High Q uality I Mile* South at Sanford on do 411. 1114. p roduc t evanlng* a r day* off. Hwy. IT- 11. No canvaeelng. F o r appoint* SANFORD ELECTRIC m ent call M t . l t l l , I t a I OERMAN SHEPHERD Pupplaa, O. E. A p .lla n ca e —N#w A Deed p. m. dally. pura brad. I I I .t o i l . U l Magnolia 111*1141 BRAKE AND MUST SE L L AKC Poodi* P u p . USED Appilancat Including plaa | I 0. 111 *1010. built-in*. Ilka sa w . Low ALIGNMENT MAN W ANTED PUPS Any kind. M lsad o r AKC. Wa pick up—caeh or c o n a lsn . m eat. T E 1 *4010 . T m $g$ UL N* ( 3*30 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. U ph o lste rin g A M a ttre ss ran* ov a ttn g . New A Ueed F u r n l . D ra perie s • Slipcover* ture. Call Nix ne d d ln g Mfg. JE AN MARCEL Co. a t 101 Celery Av*. I l l * 1081 Fre n c h Ave. 111.3110 HIT. l.ET'F C E L E B R A T E — The Hanford's Most Complete claaalfled a d s a re the place T E D W lL U A M S 1IDW. t o save tim e a nd m oney whan l o t K. 31 th.____________ l l l - l t l t •h o p p in g to r th* oar of your choice. 21. Home Improvemenls • t*t V*M|4 u 55. Furniture For Sale Bedding A F u r n i t u r e AT FACTORY PRICES! U l M agnolia 131*1111 From S anford E xohanga 425-5938 From Seminole County (Dial Direct) 73. M*l« or Kcmilt Help 81. Rea! Estate • Sale SENIOR Beaut)- Operator w an t­ ed Im mediately, M I*IIT 4. 77. Situation Wanted T ell Ibem you saw It In Th* Sanford Waraldl ______ 84. Real Eatate • Sale r II A A V A Real E a ta te Males B roker II* A .V .K R -E -N -T -A -I.-S Merle W. W a r n e r , R e alto r 131-1111 701 8 . T ark BARGAIN FOR THE HANDYMAN Lot on FUN LAKE, approxl m ataly I Acra on good boat. Ing A sw im m ing lake. GOOD BOATING, FI8HING k BATHING 333-1101 3418 lllaw ath a at IT-13 Lake Front horn* w ith I acre*. I S R . I Bath. Fla. Rm.. U v In g.d in in g a r ts, kitchen eqp. Double CPT., Idry.. Beautiful Iv landscaped grounds with fruit tree*. On large lake. Prlca M l.it* w ith term*. Payton Realty FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA ( H u m R e f r ig e r a t o r M*. 11 I - 4 IM a f te r I p. m. Ph. LOCH AIIBOR 1 Rdrm. M asonry home on tot w ith shad* trees. Trice 111,ISO w ith terms. Selaotlon a f I. I, and * Bedroom* located In various Sections of Fanrord Im mediate D elivery ROBERT A. WILLIAMS R ealtor Raym ond Lundqulat. A lso. 111.111* A tlantic Bank Bldg. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 150.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR JIM W ALTER CORP. haa a nlca 1 bedroom house A lot for sal*. Only ISO down, read y to mova Into, only 1 0 .1 0 per mo. D lracllons: From Sanford, taka Rout* 411 to Oeteen lo church on r igh t, con tin u e to Colorad section on left; turn left on dirt road A follow to house. You can ae* hnue* from Rout* 4t i. Call 191-0111 Or. U ndo. NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. !m . m ediate occupancy. 1 Bed* room , m bath, wooded lot, sodded law n. Inquire at our new o ffic e LMN Enterprise*. Inc., 119 Long wood l i s t s . ( Ml. South on 17*11. Cell ootlect 1 1 1 . l l l l . Ball-Blair Agency Real E a 'a l a — tmsuranea BEAUTICIAN W anted, Cut '.X' I r d 4 P a r k Ava lii.M tt Curl Beauty Bbop. Ph. I l l * • I M or l l l - l t l l . J lm m la Co* wan. p iiT iT iiir* > tu t: N O T IC E IN hereby l i v e n that ■I am m a s s e d In bualneee at IKiYH' A G I R I . v Cloth ing, Rk* MAIHK— N Y. Til H i a l t TIIK TIME TESTED FIRM n*w. Hie*.—In f a n t to I yr* •11<>» F rench Atenu*. Sanford, 1 3 3 -tlll RL'HII REFEREN CES. TOP 11* N. Park Ave. Ph. 131 - 14 * 3. Seminole County, Florida, u n ­ JOBS F A R E ADVANCED der th* flciltlou* name of, DREAMING? QUICKLY. IIAV.A-MAID. 4 titata M arket I t e e la u r a n t —Day TKLKFUNKKN Mttraa Console • f lha home you alw ays want* Hoad g l . Great Neck, N. T. w ith A M -Fit Radio. | I I 0 . Ph. a n d N ight Urlll. a nd t h a t I •d? W* w ill hav* It 'iu III 133 . 3113 . Intend to r e g is te r aald name for you. your plans or ours. 73. Male or Female Help In w ith the Clerk of lha Circuit a quiet peaceful location. SANFORD MEWING CE NT ER C o u r t , tfemlnnla County. Flor* 181 FHA, VA, ar Conventional fin . So. P a r k Av*. 113*1411 •Ida. In accordance w ith the anclng. Lets talk It over. Se* provlelone ol the P l r t ll l n u t pondent for th* Henford area V V. Farmer, M anager, Real IIOOVEIt VAC. Ct.EANF.RH 'N a m e Statu te*, t o . w i t : S e c W H IT E HEWING MACHINES Retired »r # e m |.retired per* F etal* Dept. suns aleo cuneldered. Car e s ­ ('ll I'M LEY* MONT KITII. INC. linn 1 * 1.89 F lorida S ta tu te s Authorise d Halea A Servlca se n tia l and tom* knowledge too W. let Ml. 111? Ph. 133-4111 GARRETTS of c redit Investigation. Reply Slg. EDI* Mae lluas 30 * E. F irst. 131-1144 by m ill, e la tin g age. back* C leve land. Stephenson A Mil* SANFORD SXR4LT1 ground, buatnea* or amploy* S u ite i l l FOOT LOCKERS. T runk*, l.u g. m ent record a nd praaent ae* •Sanford A tla n tU N atloaal gaga. Tarpe. aleapl. . bags. WANT ADA tlvltle*. W rite: Dun * BradH ank Building Army*Navy Surplus. stre et. Inc. P. O. Bog l i t * . P. O. D ra w e r Z BRING FAST T R A D E : I Fl. Rar. Formica W est Ray Station. Jackson* S anford, Florida vllle, Florida. I l t s t , .Alien* P ublish Mar. I. II, II. 1*. III! top. ( tid in g doors, for 3 RESULTS cheat* of dra w aia . I 33 * l i l 3. tlon; W. P. Smith. UDK.17 St. Johns Realty STENSTROM REALTY I l4 i 111.1139 V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY O ffice: i l l - l l l l LONGWOOD, 1 Bdrm.. 1 bath. Night*! 111.0708 <*B llou e*. fenced back yard. 111.0*41 11 ntln. drive to NAS, well 1114 Park Drive clea r o f T rafflo Pattern. Pay c lo s in g coet A aaetint* p ay­ 1100 DOWN ment*. Fur Inform ation call NORTH ORLANDO HOMES W in ter Park 111*1171 or 113* OPEN HOUSE 11 S. Kdgemon 1130 e s t. 117. 1 lo 1 W eekdays—14 hour M.oon, Tw o BEDROOM. Oak Occupancy for qualified Mill* Floor*. 1 years old, l-amon lary. Ph. 111*1179 Ill'll W, SH E P H E R D n e e llo r B luff. C all 131.1114. Sl'NLAND ESTATES. 4 Bed* room s, 1 bath. C s.itral Air, m any axtraa. 113*11*1. BEDROOM, 1 Haiti. C e n tra l H e a t. Turner Lot, Double C a r p o r t 133 *1111 . 1 LA’'(1K, NEW , Custom -built home. R olling IIIIU Golf Course, Man Lando. For In­ form ation ca ll 111*3171. 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Soto WELA.vA APARTMENTS A ’. F irst St. ' l l T R .I w ith Radio S 8 ta la r , excellent condition. 131*91(9 II* LAROE Furn. Apt., 118 Mag nolla. A. K. Roaaetter Flor let, 111*1111. TWO Bdrm. furn. apt., screen* •d porch, Tiled bath. Only 111. 1701 M agnolia. I l l . t l l l EFF. APT. private bath, suit able for Coupla or fin al* peraon. Ideally located down 4ewn. Inquire at Menu*! Jacobson Dept. Store, 111 K. let F U nN . 1 Bdrm. Duplex Apt T erraieo F loors, tile bath w aiar furn. Looaiad o ff Lake Mery Blvd. ou N. D riftw ood Lane. Ph. 111.1711. MODERN, 1 Bedroom Duplex — furnished, 171. 1011 A W Ird St., Sanford. Call 133* 1131. FLORAL HEIGHTS, 1 roim Turn., 1 Rdrm., N o lawn work. Xanford Ava. M. lo 111* htacua lo rent sign. Ph. after 4 p. m. l i t - 1007, SMALL Furn. a fflcltn r y Apt for 1 or cou p la Light* A w ater Included, 141. 133.7191. 1 -ROOMM. bath, nicely Furn.. l a r g e porch. P v t. e ntra nce . P a r k i n g , 110*140 mo. Orange 4'lty . lo ml. from K.A.H. Mr*. Bchults, Mgr. 771 *3977 . FURN. Apt. w ater A furn. 141. I l l Maple. H ounob l»«ft CHEVROLET H Ton Pick* 120. AutomolTva Sanrica AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Sankarik Glaaa and F a lsi Company I I I M agnolia AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 10* W. Ind SL Apt. $40. mo.. LAKE MART. Clean N lcaly Furn. larga Apt., I Bdrm Adult*. Call 131*1118. ill AVALON APARTMENTS W. Ind St.. 311.1*17 DAT 4S N1TEI Herald w ant ada w ork for aa llttla aa 14o a day! G etaw ay To Tba W aterw ay Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Daalar 184 •«•! E. tab Ph. t t t . |9 « t PRICED to sell, 1*H ft. Dump* hy, lo Evlnruda Moto*. a lt Accaaaorlts. Ph. l l t - t l i f . $100 D O W N FHA — VA HO M ES I, t, S 4 BEDROOMS I. I H A 1 BATHS KITCHEN EQ UIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For c o m p u te inform ation S et or C all Taur FHA - VA • Sale or Kent SALES BROKER Wa Hava Tha Hama For Tau STENSTROM REALTY 97. Houses For Rent IKS PARK DntVB 333*3438 111*9111 1 >1 *I 4 I 1 SOUTH BKM1NOUI RESIDENTS CALL 8M-7M1 Seminole Realty $100 DOWN PARK RIDOK—SUBDIVISION ( lldrm.. 1 Bath, Spacious, D ou­ ble O arage. Central Hast. B uilt-In K itchen. B reakfast A r ts. L args D ining Room goddad Front Lawn. City rew ar. IlMOO — gl00 Down. Opan D ally, E vening* (41* 1111. ST E N S T R O M REALTY f i l l Park Dr. D ial 111-1418 SOUTHW ARD INVESTMENT A REALTY It* N. Park Ava. 111-1171 WILL TIIADE 1 Bdrm., 1 *4 bath. CR Horn* A lot, cam* plately fenced with « fl. chain link fam e, located In Jackeonvllle. M i d w a y lie. tw in Cecil Field A N. AM J a i, for houaa In Sanford or v ia ln lly . Ph. 111.4:11. I BDRM. I Reth, Fam ily Room, 115. Autua For Sato C entral heal A air, l l l l mo.| J lldrm. Unfurnished. |4 I mo. III* FORD SKYLINE!!, re* treotable hardtop, radio, k«at* or, powar H earing, needs transm ission 9111. Fh. I ll* l t l * l l « l 11*0 H iaw atha a t 17*11 9197 or aoa a t III Oarrleon Dr. 9 BDRM. COMPLETELY F urn­ ished 911-1177. 1919 CADILLAC DoVIII*, 1100. 111*9179. I Bedroom. I B ath , Unfurnlah* ed house, nice, close t a BOB MoKEB USED CARS •chosL NO MONET DOWN I Bedroom, I Bath. F a u tfih a t. *91 Friaeb Ava. 991*9711 real nlca A desirable n e ig h ­ borhood. •UNBEAM Conv. ' l l , good cond., perform* Salt., cheap. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 111*0140. REAL ESTATE BROKER SHOP AROUND, than ■** my Real E state Aaeootata l i l t Ford O elaxy la sr 100, « door. WILLA MAE FROKOSCH hardtop w ith all lha a itr a t, • 11. 717 * Day 111 . 9*11 Night* plua air. VERY CLEAN. On* (.BEDROOM houae. 111.1014, ly 91.111. W ill trad*. 911*701. before 19 A. M. a fter 9 p.m. t i l l CUSTOM DODGE Blorrw •MALL HOUSE Adult* only, Station W agon. Striking 1 1 1 .ll l l. Ilalga A Whit*. Auto. Tranem ission. P. • . R. A H A 1 BEDROOM Honaa unfurnlah* W hile Tlrse Ooa rw»ey-*HHr -*A, 14*- me. 419--3si' A n . CaH ’ Actual m ileage, Looally driv­ Orlande, 111*1794. en by prominent Deltona Fam ily. No money needed. CAHMKLIIERKY. Kumlahwd 1 A* low as 91.40 w eekly. 1013 Room*. Porch, i l l Conoord Sanford A ve, 333*4101. Ask Dr. Ph. 999*1411. for Don. NEW , unfurnU hid |.b ed room l l l l OLD! 99, 4 dr. original Duple* A p t. Ill* bath, let* Daaart Gold A Ivery. Full r a tio floors. Venetian blind*, factory equipped, air con d , kllclien equipped, w ater fura* Autom atic Iran*., power lehed. 111*1114 after I p.m. •le er in g , pnwar brakes. P ad­ ded A white tires. Local Doc* SMALL HOUSE, near Sunland. for'* rar. No Caah Needed. w ater Included |4 9 mo. Cell As low as 131.11 • month. 131*1401. 1011 Henford Av*., 133,4101. Aak for Mte. t.ltD R M . home, k itc h e n e q u ip , newly painted Inelds, fenced *1 V o L K H W A Q H N , IM S 00. hack yard. Near N.A.S. 111 . 8134 ; 311 - 714 * ■ ANFORI) MOTOR CO. 1*0 French Avo. 111*4111 I BEDROOM Ifouaa, 141 mo. Include* water. 113*9107. '(I PLYMOUTH 4 door. Auto. Tranamtaelon A H eater, real I BEDROOM Frame House par* clean, Sacrifice. Ph. lle*4l*3. Hally furn., outside Rarb*. cue, pasture available for hurt* or pony, tin mo. Ph. l i t - l l l l after 7 p. m. Payton Realty KINGIWOOD BUILDERS. INC. I l l - lu l* 191 Falrmunt Dr. PARK DRIVE 331*7411 NIOIIT8 « -iUDIIOOM 111*4114 131.814* t Ralh H om e on app reilm 9la« 111-414* lll.» « (l ly H acr# yard. Fanoad back yard, a sa o r u d fruit bearing treat. W ell for yard, p artial. ly furnlanad. wathar, dryer, atova, refrigerator, yard tool* Seminole Pluza Area 4 U w am ow ar. F ully air conditioned hom»* 111.188 w ith aldaw elks and aawera A COMMERCIAL LOT uaar Mouth Sem inole Ml*, M tln part of town In Lake m enlary A Jr. H igh Mchools. Mary. $7,1)9 Broker* Coop. Only |I K down. Faym euia |7u to 114. Inctudee taxes A Insurance. All with terratso floors A built In aluvea. Call 111-1101 1**9 H iaw atha at IT-11 .47*4111 (W inter P ark ), D aw . AIR-CONDITIONED ay M etcalf, Itealtor. F ratty 1-badroom . 1 bath, built* I BEDROOM Horn* near NAS. la k itch en , painted In and VA. No down payment, FHA out. Lika new , Larga Lot In • iiu duwa. ity wwaei. I ll* lovaly neighborhood, E ice l1431. Itn t In vestm ent. Ph. 111-71*1. Payton Realty NATIONAL BANK ^POSSESSION5 NEVER A DOWN PAYMENT 'M Ranault M il taL I l f Chiv. 1887 haL $11 PlF. '31 ’ft! '67 ’87 ’5* •36 '38 ’88 *88 Pljr. Kaniult Imparltl Bukk Chiv. Line. 1‘ontias Olds Chrys. $188 IS89 $889 $191 $481 $ 99 $ 99 $899 $891 $ 97 haL UL haL UL UL UL UL bat. U l. bed. $18 $14 $11 $1$ $84 $ 4 $4 $18 $84 $ I 'S lC lid a ' r4 4 u r . $ a ’86 Cadillac '88 Ford ’S3 Chav. 'SB l'oatlaa '84 Cadillac '68 Dod|a 61 Olds '38 Chav. '3V Flat $811 9899 $147 $817 $849 $11$ $ N $899 UL bat. UL UL UL UL bis. UL $1$ $17 $11 $11 BIO. $14 $11 $ 4 $19 $381 U l. •17 ■ Ik YESt WE DO ACCEPT TRADE-INS! 1012 SANFORD A V I. OPEN EVENING* Hanford, Flo rid a N a tiw u l 888*4648 3-BKPROOM, kitchen equipped home, near NA. 9 . w ater furnished, f7 i. 119*9919 after i __________________________ 102. Mobil* Homes > Hal* 3*3 and I Bedroom* NEW and USED A w ning! A Cabanas SACRIFICE. 1 Bedroom, 1 QUALU'Y MOBILE HOMES •lo r y , good location. 111.(117. Hwy. 17*91 B 911.1991 flR K E N lllfA IR Choice lo ts available in Gra*n« 19*4 MOBILE HOME, Ilka new, 1 Itedroom, Front Kitchen, bralr o f Loch Arbor overlook* Aw ning, aipendatil* livin g Ing g o lf course. C u s t o m room. I l l u m e payment* bu ild in g to your apeclfloa* lift 71 Ph. 111-1511._________ tlona. O rsenbratr developed ky lll* ? lll -----NIGHTS ------ $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES F r e e If.ooo E quity, n o t In F l i g h t P a t t e r n , 1* m in u te s from Base. R e novated Ilk* new, I Bedroom horns*, t a r r a s e o floors, equip ped kit* chans. Low In-earvica paym ente, less t h a n ranting, r e a d y lo occupy. HKLMLY REALTY. Olflca In Village H all o f N. Orlando. 111 . 1141, Kvea. 111 . 1171 . 111.1911 ^ALt^WOm^OUARANJEgD 123* Boats k Motors 3 RDRM. Furn. Apt. 111. 38IH It. 31 at St. Robert A. W il­ liam# I t l . l l l l . FURNISHED 141.1141. Tb. '$ l|.« 9 lg A uto Olaaa Tops A Mast Covers ligh ts 1 DUPLEX M oderately furnish ed, i A vailable a fter th* 18th A the other May let. D tllA IlT , 1 Bdrm . 1 Beth. Fie. Adults. 113*1910. Room. Carport*. Nicely lend* scaped, clo se In new Shop* I ROOM Fum tehrd Apt., | t ! ping Center, M.tiO, Terms. U l K. Ith, 111*1714. Or w ill U se* lo responsible jia rly l l l - t l H ______________ FURN. Apt. Close la. Jimmie Cowan. 111.4011. 96 118* Trucks For Sato ONE bedroom furnished duplex apt., Ul* hath. terratso floors, u tilities furnlihed Phon* 131*1739 a fter 9 p. m I Bedroom furnished apart* mant. Contact l l l l Palm etto. 1 11KDROOM G uest House. 100 Ft. F rontage on I.ak* Minnie, I BEDROOM Furn. Apt.. Red*, air conditioned, furnished ur corated, w ater Included (90 unfurnished. Ph. t t l - K I I . mo. 133*1191. SEVER At, O utstanding 1 4 1 UNFURNISH ED— 1 Bedroom. LARGE 1 A 3 Bedrooms Apia Bedroom H om es availab le In 1 bath. I l l month - - I Red1011 Hanford Av*., Ph. I l l • It Araaa o l Sanford. L ei us room, I bath, 1119 month — O tll. (h o w you Aroundl 1 Bedroom, I hath* I l l s •tem per Agency 1911 S. French 108, Rooms For Rent Ave. 111*4191 month. ROOMS for Men, 401 M agnolia 1101 B. P a r k Ava. 91I.OTIO. 1 BEDROOM lloue*. kitchen I l l t i l l anytim e furnished. N e a r Air Baaa. Call 111**041 after lit* . I ll* FURN. Room. P v t Bath. I l l month. 911.9199._________ ____ *11*.__ ____________ PROBLEM SOLVER WITH a place for the IN 91. Kamo, Grovaa LAW ! In th is 1 b*dr - m BLOCK home w ith a 9E* NICE Horn*, m Acre* with I'ARATE otiiclen cy apt. -m* Chicken Hnueea Vary goad •tor the it.* V " roof. Cnrnar __for Nursery. I l l - i o n l>,cation In ealabllahad n eig h , burhoo-l. YOU can't beat this 95. H o u m b For Sal* VALUE at nnly $10.8*0 with liberal tarma. I BEDROOM, * Bath Horn*, corner let. 111*1141. $100 DOWN 72. Ftmato H«lp Wontod $100.00 DOW N Ball-Blair Agency BART P IL C H E R Baa* Buy B roker I t l . T M l Day o r N ight Homes M .ioo. ONE I1KDROOM on 17. *1. U Mil* North of Ml. Johns R iver. Call 133*1114. LARGE FAMILY WANTED price * 111 - 10 J».______________ GOODYEAR SERVICE h a s da. LAKE COUNTY RANCH • Ir a b l a openin g f a r a a p a r . t i l Acra*. M or U all fenced A partly claarad. A com bination lencad Breka $ Alignm ent o f high land and law eleva man. ability t o aell aervic* tlon for dralnaga excellent, need* to cuetom ar la halpfut. P l i ie Servicing A T u n la g on* lake w ithin the properly Thle le e pe rm a n en t position Oena Cum baa — 111*1141 A djoining highly improved with g u a r a n te e d s a l a r y plus ranches. Prlo* 118* per acre, P la n o T u n in g a n g Rapalr Intensive S u b s ta n tia l take a ssy larma. W. L. H a rm e a home pay for a producer. Com pany kanafltn Include OUTSTANDING 43. Plante, Feeds, Heeds Life 4k H ospitalisation I n ­ COUNTRY HOME s u r a n c e A a r e tirem e n t p r o ­ g ra m A paid vacation. Thla I RR . m Belha. Large t.R. DR. HI'KCIAL Geranium s, l.lgus* K itchen, TV Room, Drapes, la all free of cost lo e m ploy. 3, 1. A 4 BEDROOMS Irum , Ml*p. P la n ta In llleom. Hardwood Floors, Double *r. Convenient Interview wilt 1. It* A I IIATIIM Reasonable. I’ll C ountry Carporle, 3 Room U tility be a r r a n g 'd Nlghte, Hat. or EQUIPPED Club Itoad. House, Mwhnmlng Pool, Com* LOWKtTCIIilN Hunday If necessary. Reply MONTHLY PAYMENTS piste playground, I Acra by U t t a r only. S ta te Educe* IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 50. Mitec. For Hale land, m nr 1. Prlca |3 i.M t, Hen. Esperlenca, Background Far Coniplal* Infarm atleg Term*. * telephone No. I nform ation S .a nr Call Your BOATERS will be kept confidential C. A. WHIDDON, SR. W rite lo F- C. Sturm . Htore DO IT VGURSELPI IIIIOKKR Complete lle flnlehlng Huppllee. Manager. Goodyear Service. 181 B. Park 133-IK1 SALES BROKER H I W. let FA SCO COIIP. Wa llava Tba llom a For Tou 1108 F rancb Ava. Ilt.lllt each. Ph. I l l - l i : * . JIM WALTER COUP, has a AUTHORIZED BROKER n ice 4 Itedroom house A lot For ALL FIIA-VA Govern­ for Male. 1100 down A only m ent owned home*. Down 171.(0 per month. This house payment* from 1108. Low m onthly paym ent! Including h as m any extra*. D irections! taxes and Insurance. Let ut From Sanford, lak e 17.11 to O range City «n R exell Drug show you at TOUR convan* Store, turn left A follow to lence. w h ere on* w ay slop e, turn r ig h t, go to Ird, dirt road, turn le ft A follow lo hout* on le ft. Call 311.0111. Orlando. Investm ent 4 Realty 1 BEDROOM Houea. elean A 111 N. P e r k Ava. 111*1171 d o e s In. Tarma. Ph. Jim m ie Cow an, 131*4811. Government Owned Prlca reduced far repair* t painting M.*>7 w ith M mu down. Ml m o. Including tax** A Insurance. Hid* by 1187 Humuisrlln Ava. A see M.ioi. this 1 lledriMim home with for th is air conditioned * bad* large fam ily room. W ill trade room, I bath hum* w ith Flor* f»r down paym ent or equity Ida room, double carport* 4 What dn you have? com plata kitchen, plus twin Real Eatata — Insurance "Keep your temper with** Ird * Park Ava. lll.H ii U tility room* On 118 a 110 B t e r n p s r ^ n g p n c v ______ - f t ; -iot--vr.tr-* r .l.p -c in p .b ia u . tlfu l shrubs, dosen bearing R ealtor ’. Appaleer • Ineuror JOHN E. FOX, frull trees A U rge patio. On­ 113-1991 l l l l f . F rench ly III,noo, |I4 0 down. Don't Realtor titilla te to ca'li M l N. Park Ava. I t l . l l l l 90. Lota For Sato BARGAIN l e r c a s h . Class In. W. let ft.. Furnished house w ith I rental unit*. Price 31. Mualcal Instruments 1 IIOSPITAL BEDS complata M l 95. Houmb For Sal* SO U TH W A R D 53-. Wanted To Huy 16. Interior Decorators COPY By Nadine Seltzer RE NT A BED llollaw ay. H ospital. Baby Beds, by Day, Week, or Month. CARROLL'S FU RNITURE II* W. 1at.___________ 133.1111 Wheal Clialra. W alkers, Canes A C rutches for r e n t or eels. USED FU RNITURE P re sc rip tio n s a t L o w a a t 111.1110 P rie st. Discount to people over <1 A all Servlca Peiaon- SE L l US your Furniture. nel. Check our prlcee. Quick fe rv tc * with th* Cash. FAUST DRUG STORE S U PE R TRADINQ P O S T . Free Delivery l:!-o ;st liS-OITT. (five 5-leMer word# e»r lias! $IM Nlatana Charge All Skip data Ada Chargvd at l*Day Rata SWEETIE PIE Mnrch 30, 1965—rag e 11 95. Housen For 8*1* "Too name It—We have IIP AMERICAN RENT-ALL t<«« 8. Hiawatha, ltt-ttlt Up to 5 | 1 | 1.50 | 1.30 11JO 8 to 10 I 8 | 1.30 | 1.50 | 1.90 11 to I SI S | 1.50 11.89 | 2.83 Ad— 1 L in e frrglb Singer Relect-O-Matle I l f s a t Ilka new. does F i n e r D# elans. Buttonholes, sews on B uttons, Blind Hems, Mono* arem e. Embroiders, etc. Pay balanca dua of t i l t ! cash or term s. Ph. lli*T tlT . F IX IT 8 IIOP NE W LOCATION JO* So. F rench Ill.tT Il N I r Im r m #«nfnr& HOUR IMCHOVEMKNTS, ROOFING. PA INTI NO k INKUtATINQ r i n a n c t n a Arranged S33 -IIIT C a r p e t s clean s e n t * w ith the Blue L u stre E le ctric kham RESPONSIBLE r e r e o n with Car pooer only t l per day. C a rwill care for elderlx peraon In m il F u r n i t u r e Co p rivate home, reasonable. Ph. Orlando 3 ) 1 . 11 ( 1. ill. Articles For Rent S E W 1NO In General, Altera* Hone, Navx Sewing. Zipper*. Pocket*. Reasonable prices. t tl O Magnolia Ave. Ph. i : i > 1195. Mrs. Mery l*rocior. 24 to 80 I 6 | 1.80 | 8.78 I 5.70 Sift 108. Mobil* Homos • K m t 1 BEDROOM T railer on Lake Aelihy, A dults only. Ph. I ll* 7111. Let s Do Bus m e s s T o ge th e r HOUIETRAILER. Rlvervlew Av*. f*9. W ater Furn., I ll* till. TRAILER w .tb cabana, alra lot. m * l* t > _________________ 105. Traitor Lota • Sato ■i r , riwii Owu your own Trailer lo t I I I a month, Millar Road o ff S. Sanford A v a . ________ 106. ApartMMta for R*at DOWNSTAIRS F ur*. Apt. I l l * 117*. 1 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. w a ttr fiy a . | ( l m e, t:3*oilT . You’ll 8 avo Money And Be Happier In A W Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. Strickland-M oniion Ford, Inc. 188*1411 W. Pork $44*681* I -if - �fffjt Top Defense Aides To Attend Derby A n n u a l ReconnaissanceBombing Derby, acheduled next week at Sanford Naval Air Station, each year attract* many of the country’s top dcfeme official* mo»t concern­ ed with evaluating the Navy’* air attack and rcconnalitance potential, and thi* year U no exception. Already Indicating they will attend thi* year'* readinets exercise are *even admiral*, a general and *omc 20 Navy captain* and Army colonel*. Among the atlcndees will be the top Naval air officer in both the Atlantic and Pacific Fleet*. They arc Vice Adm. Rap] Rlroop, commander of Naval Air Force Pacific Fleet;, and Vice Adm. Charle* Booth II, who -Mtime* command of Na val Air Force Atlantic Fleel Wednesday. Alao expected In attend are Vice Adm. Robert Stroh, dep­ uty director of the Joint Stra­ tegic Target Planning Staff, Olfutt AFB; Rear Adm. Ro­ bert Gnldthwalte, commander of Fleet Air Jacksonville; Rear Adm. D. F. Smith Jr., chief of Naval Air Baalc Train­ ing, Peniacola; Rear Adm. For*ylh Massey, Strike Com mand chief of staff. *nd Rear Adm. Joseph Jaap, command ei In chief of Pacific'* repreaentatlve for Strategic Target Planning. In addition to providing an unusual opportunity to ace the capabilities and readiness of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, the Derby, wllh its many social event*, give* the mili­ tary, defense contractor* and civic leader* In the Sanford area a chance to get together. The first social event on the week's schedule will lie a bar­ becue the night of April 8 sponsored by the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce. The following afternoon a “ Screen Door Open" golf meet will be held wllh mili­ tary and civilian* pairing olf at Mayfair Country Club. A reception-cocktail parly, attended by an estimated l.oon last year, will be belt! Hie evening of April 9 at Naval JSir Station ballroom. Saturday, April To and the final day of the exercise, an air show-open houie will lie held followed by a Navy Ap­ preciation Day picnic spon­ sored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Tho air s Ih iw , the only event open to the general public, will feature aerial dcmonslr* lions by Hie Navy's Blue An gel*, the "Flying Professor," a comedy Piper Cub act, and Sanford's own HA SC Vigilan­ tes and A 3H .Skywnrrinr*. BanfarB ^rriTB P a g e 12— M arch 3 0 , 1965 H o s p ita l N o te s MARCH 26, 1965 Admissions I-hvin in Allendrr, Jcttie Maxcy, James Barnes, Don­ ald Isbell, Carolyn MeGrew, Eula Dawson, Sandra Macherone, Marion Handy, San­ ford: Derrick Daniels, t.ongwood; Ralph .Spoils, Orange City. Illrths Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mbcherone, Sanford, a hoy. Discharge* Katherine Dunne, l^onard Drown, Mary Allire Kembert, Roberta Fast, Sharon Ache, Albertha Hirer, Rita C. Clos­ er anil baby boy, Yolanda Skelly and baby boy, Shirley Zizra, Sanford; Mary K. Gulirk, Mineko Leavenworth and baby girl, Deltary; Patricia A. Hunted, E n t e r p r i s e ; George A. Dorn, Osteen. MARCH 27, ions FACE OF DEATH . . . . Latent anfety theme for the Sanford Naval Air Station, provided by the Marino Rnrrncka, in “ Death Kidca with a Carelenn Driver." Shown on bin home in "Mr. Death,” himnelf, namely R. D. Reno, a private from the Marine Rarrncka. (Navy Photo by IlridRcn, PH2) Admissions Valda Welsh, Curtis Hall, Pamela Williams, Eddie Mil­ ler, Florence Dimmock, I.aura Itetts, Alice Fennell, Uremia bail, Karl Moore, Sarah Kirby, Sanford; Ola Kelso, Delia ry. Tlirtha The safety conscious Sanford ting the incoming traffic, end Martha Kilpatrick, Amcricar Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Naval Air Station has found about one block from the gate Red Cross volunteers. Kirby, Sanford, a girl. The safety program was fca the "thinking man's" way of entrance facing the outgoing Discharges getting its point across again. traffic, called attention to the lured on "It's a Law" las< Clara Addington, Floyd The station safety program horse and it* rider, dressed Saturday on rhanncl 6. Dyid, Jeffery Eldridge, ClnrAlso appearing on the pro rnre Kirtley, Maria Perez, iis assigned to a different de­ in a black cloak, death mask partment or squadron each and scythe, indicating that gram were It. C. Wallers, E01 I. ily Redding, Abe Singleton month, with the Marine Bar­ "death docs ride with the care­ and W. S. Brown, KOS’2, petty Jr., Thelma L. Snyder, Franofficers in charge of the driv­ ria Christain, Mildred Squires, racks having had it for March, less driver." under the supervision of We* The idea of the horse and its ers training school aboard the Mary Hall, Sanford; Ernf.st Giles, ground safely officer for rider so inspired tiic Florida station. This school include) Walsko, William Yandell, De­ Highway Patrol's safety offi­ ' 10 flours of instructions in and llary; Nora Thomas, (ieneva; the station. During the month of March, cer, Sgt. Bob Kllgo, star ol ; out of the classroom for mili llarbara Howell and baby Giles provided hi* horse, the weekly TV program, "lt'» j tary and their dependents boy, Lake Mary; Derrick Blare, to assist the Marine the Law," and Channel fl't 1Thi* school is required for en Daniels, I.ongwood; Marie Barrack* with their safety camera crew that they filmed 1listed personnel before they llipps, North Orlando; Shir­ | can obtain a military driver's ley Carlisle and baby boy, file scene. program. Also filmed for the program license. Osteen. Blare, along with Ills rider, The drivers training schoo1 MARCH 2ft. 1965 ft. J. Reno, a private attached were scenes including Capt. Admissions to the Marine Barracks, trot C. D. Swanson, station coin probably is the most effective Susan Wille, Jimmy Chris­ ted hack and forth between mending officer; the station means of safety education a two large signs wfilch read safety council in session and board the Sanford Naval Ail topher, Marvelyn (J r I e m e, "Dentil Bides with the Care a demonstration with "Itesrus Station, although safety lee Mary llarkey, Amos Jones, Annie," a rubber model used tures are given to various de R. K. Higgins, Dolly Thorne, less Driver." The signs, placed al the en­ in instructing respiration, by partments and squadrons by Robert Williams, Emily Du­ bose, Sanford; Evon Goodtrance to the main gate /ac­ Mrs. Peg Horner and Mrs Kilgo anil Giles. inun, Dellary; I.illie Stewart, Moultrie, Ga. liirths Mr. and Mrs. Willium Wille. Sanford, a boy; Mr. ami Sits. Roger Laii, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dulajse, Sanford, n girl. Discharges Mary Ann Armstrong, Car­ olyn Cumpbell, Mary Love Smith, Munning Todd, Charles II. Znlcsky, Nona K. Knight, Muriel Kcunie, Alice Fennell, Sunfurd. March 29. 1965 Admissions Arthurene Cook, Jan Dyer, Dorothy Folds. Ruby Green, Thomas E. Ramsey, Lillian Reveil, Nona E. Knight, Frank Williams, Sanford; Raiford D. Wesley, Casselberry; Mndge Neiswander, Charles K. TrinSOLIHULL, England (UPI) owski Jr., Deltary; James V. — Alec Worthington wroto Richards, Enterprise; Lcvelle the lecal governing council IK Thompson, Maitland, month* ago that Id* ncighlmr Discharges paid |Ml more real estate tax A r t h u r Ilngley, Dorothy —tliui. In1 tirt--aRbosrgb - Hrr-.rGanns, Nellie Hagan, Carolyn GIRL SCOUT TROOP 329 of Hi'irr Luke visited MurinHantl nn one of the liomes were Identical, McGrow, Earl Moore, Robert trnnp’H cdticiitiomd rictivillcM. Mcmlrcrn are (front, left to right) Allvxon The council notified Worth­ Swope, William Williams, Richmond, Dclira Gnrr, Connie Scuriulnlc, Cntlry Lmthley, Jeanette I’oloington Thursday that lie was Estella Wilson, Jean Brown i|tiin; (net'oiiil row) Wnnita Knight, Karen llnzelluikcr. Melinda Alin Him. light, tlirrr had been a mis­ and baby girl, Sanford; Jen­ noil, I’nuln Smith, Terri Hrogan, Cheryl Lindiley; (third row) Mur.-dtri take, and would lie please pay nie Mars, Altamonte Springs; Madden, Judy Scott, Dale Mnfti'inntoni, Lynn llmdey, Kim Norris, Shannon 872.HU In back taxes or face Rita Dilate, Mims. McGee. Lenders are Mrs. Hnrhurn Gnrr, Mrs. Elaine Cox and Mrs. Eileen n aiiminons. 'M r. Death' Is Safety Reminder 'A stronautess' Jane O rbits Sem inole EDITORS NOTE: While the ryes of the world were on Gemini Astronauts Gris­ som and Young, Herald re­ porter Jane Casselberry was orbiting Seminole and Or­ ange Counties in order to get a bird’s eye view nf Florida Forest Service operations Irom 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 Ranger Al 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 140 for the one-hour circuit of Seminole and Orange Counties. We flew along the shore Lake Jessup west to Apopka then south to Martin Riant and McCoy Air Force Rase and east to Bithlo, taking time to check out several fires spotted cn route. During the three worst months of the year for fires— January, February, and March —the plane is under contract i to the Forest Service patroling from 12 5 p. m. on dry days, averaging 125 hours a month. Library Meeting Set Thursday By Julia Rartn* A slate of nominees for of­ ficers of the Altamonte Springs Community Library Association will be presented at the croup's annual meeting scheduled for 8 p. m. Thurs­ day at the library building. The nominating committee, Mrs. II. Graham Fuller, chair­ man, and Mrs. Keith Nixon and Mrs. Glenn Humes, will report and nominations also will be accepted from the floor. Rians will tic disrussed for the annual Silver Tea to take place in late April. It is urged that all members of the Association attend this important meeting. Bitinpr Suspect - "MARTIXKZ, Cnnf. (URD — Otto llorfield, police chief nf this northern California city, bad a painful lesson on the lazaids of performing his constabulary duty. Sunimond to a ladies' cloth­ ing store to arrest a woman shoplifter, llorfield bad just apprehended the suspect when she bit him. 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! ^ Worry of FALSE TEETH FOREST SKHVtCE pilot lvnn Wnlrlon (loft), of Lecdmrg, and County Hunger A. Harris point out on map area to tie flown over to The Her­ ald's intrepid girl reporter Jane Casselberry prior to take off from Flying Seminole Hunch a t Chuluota. (Herald Photo) At this time the woods are • tinder dry as a result of frost and low rainfall and the com­ bination with high winds re -' suits in fire danger. Although when viewed from ti." air the area appear* to be 95 per cent water and high­ ways, Seminole has 133,000 forest acres. Since January 1 of this year. Harris notes, there have been 52 wild fires in the county as compared to a total of 88 for all last year. Most of these arc 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-1 munication by radio with the six lookout towers in Seminole j and Orange, as well as with trucks and fire fighters on the scene. L'sc of the plane pays off i economically, saving the tax -1 payers thousands of dollars j each year. The Forest Service | is able to operate with less | men and equipment as a re­ sult of the pitot sorting out the smoke of innocent trash fires from wildfires, and reporting them while they arc still small and easier to suppress. The pilot also supplies vital information on the location I of the fire and what equipment | will lie needed, eliminating a lot of unnecessary running around for groumi crews. "In" addition, land owners s r e ! saved many thousands of acres 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 (lie contract plane, the service also has its own planes available, when needed, out of Ocala through BIG Slipping or Irritating? D o n 't bo em»>srrs*'«t by lnr»e t«D* fri th • U p p l n s . drop(ilna o r w obblm s wlit-n you e s i. talk or lauutl. Ju * t • tirlnkle ■ Mule KASTKKTH o n your p l.t* . T h u p !e.»»nt powd*'_*•**■» r rrn .rk .b l* sens* or added com fort 1 a n d M ru n ty by ho ld ln tl Pla te * m ora nrm ly. No gum m y, gooey, p asty t a a u o r ferting It a a lk a lin e in o n - a c ld i. . Get IASTELTH a t any dru g c o u n ter, SALE STOCK REDUCTION STILL IN I’HOGRESS Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATHER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL SA V E BY TH E R O O M PU L I EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER of (Herald I’hoto) Pre-School Child Welfare Funds Asked For Workshops JACKSONVILLE (CPI I — The licenaimr in Alachua, Ain A Florida organization con- llrowuid, Esruinhiii, Hillswith the wclfuic of borough, Leon, Muutece, Murtin, Okaloosa, Palin Beach, the pie-school child plans to Polk and .Harusota counties is ask the slate for money to huinlh'd by the county lirulth ael up workshops for day departments. caia renters, In Dude, Duvul and Orange Mrs. Clyde McIntyre, presi­ counties, the Stale Depart­ dent of the Florida Associa­ ment of Public Welfare is the tion on Cliildrrn-iinder-six, licensing agency. said there is a great need for Bemuse some iluy renters kindergarten p r o g r a m s in are not regulated, the build­ schools since 62 of Florida's ings may lie unsafe and in a counties require no licenses p o o r neighborhood, p I a y to opeiate a day care renter. grounds may not be fenced, The luck of regulation tlie loom* may lie dirty, |ioor sometimes results in child food served and the liuusr abuse, unsanitary facilities may have diseased prts, the State Health Department said and incompetent personnel. Even whero the nurseries in a recent publication. Bad a* a few of the rentera tra licensed standard* are sometimes low ainra regulat­ are, they can sometimes be ing agent-lea haven't the better than leaving the child money to police the day rare al home. tenter*. The Stale Health Depart­ Pint-llua County is the only ment said aome childirn have county in Florida that has a been burned to death when requirement that personnel they wera left at home alone working in tha day care cent­ by working mothers and an ers meet minimum education­ alarming number of children al standards. The county en­ do not go to school because force* the ruling llnough a they are kept at home to earc special licensing board. fur younger children, l Scrub diamonds with an old toothbrush in a bath of luke­ warm water and ammonia to make them sparkle. Bicycle Blackout BRAINTREE, E n g l a n d (DPI) — Youths threw a bi­ cycle wheel over high tension cables here and blacked nut 600 homes. Electricity was off for mora than two hours. IM PO R T A N T N O T IC E TO ALL C IT Y OF SANFORD PROPERTY OW NERS Nolicr In hereby Riven (hot all perwina, firm* and rnrpnraUonii owning or havinR controls, mnnnRcmrnt, cuidody, Huperviaion or aReney of PERSONAL PROPERTY in IhU City which ia Huhject to taxation mind file return on or before April 1. 1965, otherwine the Tux AxNeHHor will lie required to annesH aurh properly from the bent information obtainable, and the benefits of any exemption due which are not claimed, can­ not be allowed. WiduwH and Disability Exemptions — Every widow, whose h unhand is dead, and disabled person who are entitled to the benefita of the $500.00 valuation exemption, as provided by law, must make application for such exemption on or before April 1, 1965. Homestead Exemption — Resident homeowners must also file application with the County Tax AHHTNMir at the Court House on or before April 1, 1965, in order to he allowed such exemption on City and County Taxes. H. L. Whelchcl City Clerk City of Sanford, Florida Let a Dodqe Polara move you devilishly up in class without moving you up a bit in pricel SEMINOLE1801CO UNTY MOTORS, INC. WEST l i t 8TREET SANFORD, FLORIDA S a n fo r d SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 Opens Mouth Smith. ___ MICtS STMT AT *2821 M Q �» Food Fiesta Scores Big f By Mr*. II. I.. Johnson A capacity “standing room only” crowd of men, women and atudents attended the ^second annual Mr. and Mrs. Creative Cooking School at the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday evening. The group watched with mouths watering as Miss Mary Metag, “ Mary Logan” of Swift and Company, prepared and displayed delectable dishes under a large overhead mirror. • Throughout the e v e n i n g Miss Metag read comical poems concerning rooking, which added a note of enter­ tainment to the cooking school. One of the highlight* was the selection of three men from the audience, J. K. Cole, Allen Kendall anil John Mnrfin, who were each given a LBJ To Press Battle Against Reds Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River (Hltu “The Nile of America” Ifmtlft Spectacular Retaliation Is Ruled Out [leaf of Vienna bread, an as- J Rich date chocolate cake sortment of sandwich fillings also was a favorite, with | and told to prepare sand- dates put in the cake and a j wiches any way they desired. !special topping of nuta and " P h one 822-2611 CodeCode 32771 * Phone 822-2611 Zin Zip 32771 To the delight of the crowd chocolate chip* spread over WASHINGTON (UPD — each man cut his loaf of the top before baking. This is WEATHER: Showers thru Thursday, high near 90; low tonight in 60.*. Piesident Johnson is grimly ' bread in n different fashion 1especially effective for large determined to press even VO L. 57 Uni tei 1 1’rea~L ca.< ed~ \V ire E s ta b lis h e d ' l9 0 8 “ W l> N E S D A Y .~ M A K (.T l 31. 1965 ’“ S A N F O ttD . I L o itlllA NO. 158 ami made fancy sandwiches, j parties. ' more fiercely the b a t t l e | The school was opened by Canned ham with spicy curagainst the Viet Nam Red*. County Agent Cecil Tucker, rent jelly glaze, sweet and I But he has ruled out for now !who introduced Miss M yrtie'sour pot roast, garden fresh any single spectacular stroke I Wilson, home extension scrv- salad also were prepared and in retaliation for the bomb­ ice agent, who, in turn, told recipe booklet* for all the ing of the U. S. Embassy in the audience "How To Live foods shown at the school Saigon. To Eat Or Eat To Live.” were presented to the audiThe Chief Executive said J. C. Adams, merchandising : ence. that the terror bombing of manager of Swifts, one of the | A special recipe for teen, the embassy—‘'this wanton sponsors of the school, cull* age parties was "little p ittas,'' act of ruthlessnrss"—only cd attention to the sponsor- made by using canned hi*reinforced American deter* ship by the Florida I’owcr cuits, spread with tomato TANGIER, Morocco (UPD mination to “continue and ta and Light Company, Publix paste with small pieces of —A Spanish airliner flying a'strengthen” aid to South Viet Supermarkets, The Sanford brown-and-serve sausage links group of Scandinavian tour Nam. ! Herald, Seminole County Ex- and cheese. Administration o f f I e I ala i*t» to Morocco encountered Frank and bran boats were tension Service and Florida heavy fog on its landing up- said there would be an inprepared by cutting a loaf of Power Corporation. proaeh today and crashed in- crcnsc in L'. S. air strikes on Ralph Rloodworth, meat Vienna bread in half, adding to the sea, killing 31 persons. military installation* in Com­ supervisor for Publix, gave a dressing of shredded rbeese, Two women and a man munist North Viet Nam and out numerous door prizes linked bonus and other in­ were plucked out of the water stronger offensives against gredients then this was broilduring the evening. by a fishing boat and rushed the Viet Cong guerrilla* in Miss Metag's first dish was ed a few minutes. After the to HI Knurlmihi Hospital in South Viet Nam. a brisket boneless roast, gar- first broiling, sliced frankHut, for the time being, the Tangier. They were reported nishrd with baked potatoes, furter* were placer! on top. suffering from minor injuries President bus ruled out any covered with sour cream, a cheese squares and pickles and shock. single stroke surh ns bombing slice of cheese and sprigs of added and then broiled again. A fleet of rescue vessels, the Red capital of Hanoi, Reef fondue, porterhouse parsley mostly fishing boats, picked Johnson planned to confer The “Beau Catcher" fried steaks and various kinds of lip <6 bodies. Five other of the today or Thursday with hia chicken proved a popular re- sandwiehes were some of the 49 passengers ami five crew­ ambnssodor to South Viet tive Cooking School, as evidenced in these tipe, judging by the reaction other preparations. HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of men women men were missing and pre­ Nam, Gen. Maxwell D. Tay* Those attending the school of the audience as this dish . . . mid men, too . . . were on hand Tuesday photographs. sumed dead. The passengers lor. He hat not teen Taylor was prepared for baking. proclaimed it a “complete evening a t the second annual Mr. and Mrs. Crea­ were mostly Swede* and sinco the general arrived (Herald Photos) Pieces of chicken were dip­ success” and declared they Danes; the air crew was from Saigon for consultations ped in buttermilk, then in will be looking forward to an­ Spanish. Sunday. En garde! flour and bnked for ope. hour. other one next year. The plane was a twin-engine Tomorrow is that day. All j Convair of the Iberian Airlines ril.O T RESCUED h s lw a Fool* Day, that is. Watch out and was flying from Malaga WASHINGTON (U PI) - • for the practical joker. in southern Spain to Tangier. A N'nvy jet pilot shot down • • • Moroccan authorities said it during un attack on a Com* We have a letter on While reported into the Tangier munisl installation close ta House stationery from Stan tower hut then failed tn ans­ Red China was found alive HHH To Speak Musial. wer a query. Rescue opera­ today In a llfcraft in tha Stan reminds us that the WASHINGTON <UPI) - tions were launched immed­ South China Sea. 1965 Youth Fitness Campaign Vice President Hubert II. iately. A I) e f e n * a Department is about to begin. “ The Man” ! The Convair fell into Hie At­ spokesman announced the res* Humphrey will be among the tells us that 17 states have featured speakers during the lantic three miles off the cue of Cdr. William N. Don* TALLAHASSEE (L’Pl) - which Includes the first Neatepped up their school phys-1 annual convention of the | North African coast near the n*"y, husband of Mta. Mil* Gov. Haydon Burns told his gro and the second woman leal education requirements' American Society of News­ western’entrance to'lho Strait dred Donnelly, La Jolla Calif* now Board of Regents today over to serve in this capacity paper Editors here April 14 17. of Gibraltar. British, .Spanish, He was rr|H>rtcd to be in since 1961, and there has been io-cnnaern itself with making in Florida, to adopt a policy on Moroccan amt U. S. plane* good condition, although ha -a-87 per cent increase in the” policy for state universities academic freedom soon, sugand ships Joined thu search was listed with minor injur* number of health and physical Strike Delayed and leave the day-to-day ope-1gesting the member* might education teachers employed NEW YORK JU I'D - A for possible survivors al­ irs. rationso ( the system to the want to reaffirm the policy by schools. * At the tarn* time, tha threatened strike by printers though officials said “ there staff. i hammered out after long study Musial, consultant to the and several other anions it little hope ot finding any Pentagon listed a i dead • Burns «aid some previous by its predecessor boards, President on physical fitness, second missing pilot who tool* against seven major New oilier* alive.” boards had often cost the uni-1 The nine new regents, scrvThe American planes. came part in the ruid on Rach says overweight and lack of York City daily newspaper* , ,, ,. ., versity system the lois ot a ing terms of from one to nine exercise still arc serious was |K)*tponrd early today a t Jf0,1" lc ,V' *\a' y ,a5c a Long Vi island. He wag valuable professor or depatt- years, signed their commissRota on the .Spanish coast. identified as Lt. Cdr. Kenneth health problems for millions the end of nearly 12 hours of ment head by requiring '.hut ions in the office of the sccrcof Americans. K. Hume, husband of Mrs, negotiations at city hall board action be taken on the i tary of state, then were sworn • • • Caroline Hume, San Diego, salary before the man could be in at formal ceremonies in Waterways committee of Calls Unlimited Calif. hired. | the governor's oflice conducted the Seminole County Chamber TALLAHASSEE (UIM) He also told the regents, by Supreme Court Justice El2 MARINES DIB of Commerce will finalize House members will be able ' wyn Thomas in his formal SAIGON (UPD—Commune plans for the SanfordSt. tn make unlimited personal black robes. Johns River scenic cruise at TAMPA (UIM) - The U. ist Viet Cong guerrillas today! phone calls within the state Thr new regents, appointed a meeting at 1:30 p.m. Thurs­ S. Department of Labor has shot down three U. S. hell* during this session of the le g ­ by Burns after the mass re­ day, Chairman Sam Levy an­ agreed to another meeting copters flying Vietnamese islature at no extra charge. signations of regents named nounced. with Florida citrus officials to soldier* into a major battle Blanks to four new lines being Tha Vapor Trails, a team have jumped from altitudes the applause of giant nudiby former Gov. Farris Bry ant, • • • installed at the Capitol for hear a pica for reconsideration only 30 miles from tha big were approved by the Cabinet nf Navy sky divers, has been of 2,600 to 25,000 feet, at enecs a t the Seattle World's Boosters Club will discuss | $600 a month. of the April 15 deadline for American airbasa a t Da added to the cast for the air night and into the St. Johns Fair and prartically every J. D. Manley Construction Board o[ Education Tuesday plans for the annual all-sports use of foreign laborers in the Nang. Company of Leesburg, with a n* required by law. They also! show climaxing the Sanford Itiver utid the Atluntic Ocean, major uir show in Hie nation. Two U. S. Marines war# banquet slated for May when state. bid of $ iu ,500 is the apparent i must be confirmed by the Naval Air Station's six duy The team received its name The Bombing Derby will Concedes killed and 16 other Americana members meet at 7:30 p.m. The department announced WASHINGTON (U P l)-S cn. low bidder to repair a portion j State Senate which meets nextReconnaissance B o m k i n g from the multi-colored trails «*'1 underway Monday with a injured. Thursday in the home eco­ ot the aircraft parking apron! week for a 60 day session. Derby on Saturday, April 10.„f smoke each jumper leave* weapons loading exercise for II. Everett Jordan, whose in Washington the meeting nomics room at Seminole at Sanford Naval Air Station. | Governor Burn* said it is The Derby, one of the in hia descent through space ordnance team* from each of home state of North Carolina would he Friday at the Cause­ U. S. and South Vietnamese planes struck again in North liign School'; The contract calls for the i his hope trial Trie t»ssn! -*t“ Xavyhs• tusJ-ot— r..v tn. |_tho_ four comiw ting Kimfoid- I* nation's leading tobac way Inn here. • • • “ prniiuceTT TmicTiTix f” Today — A— .ttiparYiRdTi— iqSYKFtfnsn *v’:Vv »S-U -c_U ariaJ- ICrronnnissiiiirn Attack Wing replacing of approximately|delegate routine of -ir.ivmity exercises, will Ixgiri Monday, .hia hoot*. . . . . . a. I a. f Al > 4 V, ABC-Scope program of April that Congress probably will said Labor Secretary W. Wil- regime's air defenses for tha 10,360 square yards of con operation* to Executive Direc The addition of the Vapor The Blue Angels will arrive squadron*. 7 will examine the critical require sonic kind of health 'lard Wirtr would not lie hero second consecutive day. Tha crete on the north, east and tor Broward Culpepper and hi* Trails, a parachute exhibition 1at the air station Thursday! <,n *,n*day T i l o f ruids were' carried out deipita farm labor problem in Cali­ west sides of hanger 4 which staff "and hold yourself as a team from the Jacksonville afternoon for press interviews *1V" *lying exercise* warning on cigarette pack- for the meeting. increasingly tough staUmanta fornia on the American Broad­ houses the station aircraft Wirt* ha* »loo<l firm so far policy-making board." Naval Air Station, lounds out 'and n dress rehrursal before" begin. Theexercise* will by Communist China. casting Company T network. rontrol tower. on Hie deadline for all ofiHe said that thr board i* re­ an air show program that al- they take to the air in their i **"' veisiitility of H"' U i m p o I<, , i f l i m Florida farmera faced with shoro lalmrcrs lo leave the .. i • ..tin- Navy's w. . supersonic ... ■• «F-IIA . * * ... .. . 1.sleek hIoi'K \Vigilunlo iifi unto iitnl noun fill i ( Ui i u i Ens. William Hildcrbrand, quired to art on every salary _ready nod powerful includes Tigris Satshortage of harvesting labor assistant station resident offi­ A-.'lit Sky-warrior and the MIAMI BEACH (UPI) _ A state. in excess of $15,000 a year but famous Blue Angels flight i unlay. may find this program inter­ cer in charge of construction, Citrus grower*, however. SANTIAGO, Chile (UPD -• he said he hoped below that precision team; Piper Cub While listing their home at (light crews who man them. Colorado doctor Imrrnued a esting and informative, ac­ reports work it expected to pen knife and a piece of rub- have pressed for an extension, I Officials here said today tha thr board would soon set some acrobatic ace Dick Schrnm the Pensacola Naval Air Sta- I cording to tile Florida Farm begin about May 1, with com­ her tubing and performed anI elaiming they will lose mil- earthquake which killed 25| dollar level at which Culpep­ ("The Flying Professor") and lion, the Angel* have been j CRUCIAL TALKS Bureau. pletion in mid-August. per can proceed to approve air power demonstrations by "adopted” by each of the) JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) iqx-ration in a hotel hallway bon* if they lose mod of their, persons in central Chile Sun* • • • to save Hu- life of his father. I labor force at Hie height of day caused damage estimated faculty. Sanford-based RA-5C Vigil- hundred* of iities they have _ presidential envoy EllsSpring vacation for Semin­ Otherwise, he said, if forc­ ante and A-3B twin jet air- performed In since their for- | worth Bunker Hew into Jakar- Dr. Robert C. Austin Jr. per-! the late season Valencia liar- j at $58 million and left 27,004 ole County school* will begin formed the quick tracheotomy j test. ; person* homeless, ed to wait for formal board rraft. mation in the lt»IO* The last ta today tn begin crucial talks April 16 Classroom work will alter his father had a heart action, drlays of from three Take off time for thr first time they appeared in Sun- | aimed at rasing strained reresume April 80. attack. to five weeks can result. event is 0:10 am . April 10. ford — during the Seminole lutjon* lalwccn Indonesia and “This board it not bound by- The air station gules will County aemi-retitentliul rele- |hc United States, An ambitious "yes man” Pickets Leave COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPD - precedent' or previous policy," swing open to the public at Illation in April 1003—they I _ -— keeps looking for new worlds CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Police had an all-points bul­ hr said, but added the new ii a.m. attiMi trd un <stimuli d 40,0(10 | BOATS SEIZED tn concur. worker* returnletin out today for a man ac­ regents might want to reaf­ The Vajoir Ttnil* have ap­ peraons. TAMPA (U PI)-T he mans . Construction J • • • cused of swindling person* firm the major policy estab- peared in air show* thioughSchrum. a scholarly baking I ger of a Tampa shrimp comc" 10 , lr *n,lay al Two visitors were present while pretending to give them lishrd by predecessors in some out the southeastern United naval reserve captain, also is pany said today 15 of his luial* I America * space center, endwhen the hostess' four-yearfields such as that of academic | States and won awards in accustomed to crowd*. “The j have been seized by Nicara ing a two day walkout Hwl a job. old daughter walkrd in. One idled $21X1 million in space [many parachute meets. They flying professor" bus earned j giu official*. Mrs. Effie M. Sentell told freedom. spelled out: “ She's not very building and cast the govern­ officers that she gave the man p r e t t y , is she?" To which ment $400.4X10. *350 “deposit” on the promise the tot replied. “ No, I’m not, The pickrli who had turned of receiving a $600 a month but I'm awfully i n t-c l-l-iaway 3.900 ot 4,700 building job. She said the answered an g e n t." tradesmen Monday and Tues­ ad in Columbus newspapers. • • • day were not at space center She made the deposit, Mrs. About the only thing you Sentell said, but became sus­ TALLAHASSEE— The lwgis-| versity srvi as qulrkly as pn«s executive director of the Flor­ The East Central Florida m lrances today. ran do on a shoestring these — with — picious and could not reach lature was urged Tuesday not Ible," Kridcr told the commitida University Board of He- University would serve a ninedays is trip. the man at hit next stop In At to delay opening of the propos- tee members, lanta. She said she tried to pj central Florida Uni ! He *atd that $6 6 million t* gent*, also was one of those!county area: Flagler, Volusia, A llttntly Home Improvement Loan They're pretty good spelll-akc, Seminole, Orange, Bre- F&CCB call the company, but was told V er*ity near Oviedo for an the minimum needed for open protesting this suggestion. ers at Sanford Junior High. It it did not exist. Kridcr told the committee vard, Osceola, Indian Hiverl TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —1 Morrow Up To $5000 — Up To S Year* To Pajr uig the university in 196* extra year. took 75 written words and nine Mrs. Sentell said her check *.Thc need is now," John “ If $7 million is appropriat ! that one fifth of the stale's and St. Lucie. i The $1.2 million World's Fair rounds of oral words to cut the field down to the final two for $350 was cashed in Or- Kridor. executive secretary of led by thi* Legislature, then1population is now in Central j A student body of 1,500 Is exhibit bill fared a seesaw ('nil Ralph I’rzold Or Jim Doucctto lundo, Fla. the Seminole County Chamber the balance mu*t come from Florida and that it is one of expected when the school battle Wednesday in the House contestants. Then it took a of Commerce, told a House ap­ the 1967 Legislature,” Krider (the fastest growing areas in opens in 1968 with 3,200 the approbations committee. suddcn-dcath ipelldown be­ Telephone 322-1611 ' the nation. propriations sub-committee. declared. ' second year. Veteran lawmaker George fore Analee Moore was crownSTRONG QUAKE Krider was a member oi a The Central Florida deleg*. The 1965 population of the Krider said tha university Stonr, of Escambia, said Tues­ ed champion over Patti Me-' ATHENS (U PI) - A “very Florida delegation tlon immediately went on the area is now 800,000 with 10.- j will need an operating budget day he would fight any move Coy. | strong” earthquake s h o o k Central , Greece for six aecondi today.j which appeared before the attack against a propo»al by 0 00 high school graduates r x of $258,000 for the first year, to consider the bill before the Seminole County’* new staff causing panic and damage in sub-committee to ask for a sub-committee chairman. Hep pccted this year. By 1968, Krl and $665,000 the second. 'committee considers the gen-' Mambir M .U . planner, Jack Goodin, it | wide tress. Information trie- U million appropriation to get Ralph Turlington, that the uni- der said, the population will | Preliminary plans for the eral appropriations measure scheduled to begin work soon kling into Athens indicated the new university opened inlvezsity be phased to open in have soared to one million, university will be presented to The committee already had on a part-time basis lie will early fears of heavy casual the fall of 1968 ' the fall of 1969 instead of 196* with !2,V>o hijn school gra- the Board of Regent* at its agreed not to consider indivij “The area needs this uni-j Ur. J. Broward Culpepper, jduates. j April 9 meeting. t g g ot lull-lim t a U lu i July 1. [lie s were unyiwlificd. jdual mosey bills. Airliner Dives Into Ocean, 51 Persons Dead ♦ c c lO ° ... Board Of Regents Sworn Into Office Citrus Labor Hearing Set Base To Award $114,500 Job 'V apor Trails' Scheduled Here 'Quake Toll Job Seekers f t Get Warning SPRUCE-UP Your Home New University Delay Opposed Fair Exhibition 'Battle1 FLORIDA STATS BANK � 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, March 30, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 30, 1965. 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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>, March 30, 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/e6b426d383a6066c7e8bc606897edf4e.pdf 05e3ee988b4acd4faad3eea4e7d154fe PDF Text Text W Altamonte Springs Receives Equipment For Playground 12 — April 28, IM S $70,000 Plant Announced For Altamonte Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford i ‘ J : Wckiwa District Camporee Set For Friday By Jane Casselberry Tha Waklwn D i s t r i c t Spring Camporee w ill be held a t Camp Howard on Mark­ ham Hoad Friday through Sunday with area Roy Hcout Troops and Explorer Foste participating. This camporee will provide an opportunity for patrols and troops to test thrlr camping skills against good aamplng standards. The main •rasa o f Judging will be cook­ ing, health and safety, uni­ form !, packs and equipment, campsite, and organisation and participation. On Saturday from 1:80 to d:SO p.m., Interesting demon­ strations will lie presented by tha Florida Forest Serv­ ice, Marco Archery Cluh and Col. Jim Bennett, who will give a demonstration on muskets and firearms. Tha campfire program will be held at 7:45 p.m. Satuiday with Fleet Peeples Jr., of Casaalberry In charge. Church services fo r Frotestant Scouts will be con­ ducted at 8:30 a.in. Sunday. The ewanla ceremony and eloalng assembly w ill lie held Sunday at 1:16 p.m. the Altamonte Springe Town Council at reg­ Bf Dmm bln Th» request of Jack dole of Cos and Gale Associates to reione property on Maitland Avenue In AlUmonto Springs Immediately south of tho Be ranth-Day A d r a n t l a t Church from RI-AA single family residents to It.1! multi­ ple family dwelling was unanlMOttsly approved by tha AlUmrata Springs Town CounHI at public hearing. No shjeellona wars raised to the request. Gala asplalned that the sixunit contemporary Mediter­ ranean type building hla firm plans to construct at this lo­ cation will cost 170,000, In addition to the cost of tha property, with construction to begin fat approximately eight weeks. The building Is designed for rental and each unit will he completely furnished includ­ ing wall to wall carpeting. In answer to question from Councilman Colin Craws, Gala atatsd that his firm plana to own and oparata the building and dota not plan It for raaala bi tha naar future. Tear residents appeared to support tha request. Is another publte hearing, sound! decided to abandon a portion of the right of way •a Florida Boulevard running southeaat from Lake Street as petitioned by Orville John­ son. Johnson pointed out that that particular portion of the street sever bed been formal­ ly opened or used. Adjoining property owners appeared to endorse the peti­ tion. There were no objec­ tions. Mayor W. Lawrence Bwofford stated that although he la opposed to dosing rights of way, ha would not oppose this petition because, having liv­ ed In the town 81 years, lbs road had never been used to hie knowledge and a previous council voted In 1052 to ahundon tha right of way hut the action never was formally completed. Town Clerk Dorothy Bar­ deen was instructed to have the right-of-way removed from nil county ncorda. and BORBIE LEE W A T K IN S , Mian Flame o f Semi­ nole County, will be a conUmUint Saturday for the state title. (Ilcrnld Photo) Two Praying Women Hit By Fire Bomb NEW A ing hla duty and that he drifter didn't went to get further In­ with “ no faith” was arrested volved.” Malone was booked on at a settlement house and charges o f arson, assault and charged with tossing a firry gasoline bomb at two women dearrrntlng church property. young YO R K < U P I) — ular meeting authorised the town clerk to write a letter o f appreciation to the Prair­ ie Lake Drive In Theater for the donation o f three awing seta and a merry-go-round to the community. The equipment w ill be placed In tha town play­ ground. In other business, a public hearing was act for May 10, 8 p.m., to conaidar request o f R. A R. Rogers Company to abandon and vacate a three fo o l power easement between Lota 13 and 1 In Glen Arden; The request o f Lee Cohn, developer o f Oakland Estates, to have street lights placed In the second section, was referred to the utilitiea com­ mittee; The o ffe r o f the Volunteer Fire Department to handle arrangements and planning for the Annual Community Children's Christmaa Party was approved; Action on recommendation by Councilman Keith Nixon that only one council meet­ ing per month he held during The fire at 1ft. Patrick'a burned an altar pad and rail and blackrned tha gothic cathedral's white marble a1> tar. H ie gasoline-filled Itecr liotIla- with a flaming wick was hurled from the fourth row of pews. Another firs bomb, unlgnltrd, wns found Inside a shopping ling at the pew. tha summer waa deferred un­ til next month; Councilman Bob Newell, firs marshal, waa Instructed to study and aubmlt recom­ mendation on bids fo r firs department equipment at the next meeting; Acceptance o f sealed bids was approved with time lim­ it sat for May 6 on i boy'a and girl's bicycle; The fire ant spraying pro­ posed for county areas which are infested was approved; Invitation fo r Swofford to officiate at ribbon cutting ceremonies fo r the 10 a.m. grand opening o f the new Home Builders Supply, April 30, waa announced. A ll mem­ bers o f the council were In­ vited to be present fo r the ceremonies. Four quarts equal a gallon in U. 8. liquid maasure. GETTING UP MARIS MANY m i mo IIRH nvi'vas n ran, ear ana msht. s m m w i mar lot* « l « p and « . ll« r fr Ina * Dim . assisth . ana Issl SIS. Il.-i Stprtistd. Is s m Ii It rustles. CTSTL- S ntuallr Stints (sit. rtlstlne tawlsrl Sr tuisint irriullns straw in ttran*. arid mint snd Sr analf..l« pain m ill- o n CYSTS* s i tn iifw u rs-l Sttur Iasi. W H A TS G O N N A ’ BE A T TH E ^ CIVIC ITHURS. - FRI. - SAT., F IN D OUT IN W ED N E SD AY'S SANFO RD HERAI.D.I T O IL E T TISSU E SO LID O LEO .. “T A B LE REG. ROLL L IM IT : 3 W IT H YO U R $3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. READY” LB. PKG. L IM IT : 2 W IT H YO UR $3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. “GORDY’S** • Tin la the principal clement of tha alloy pewter. f «> “SCOTT* unemployed kneeling In prayer at famed St. Patrick's Cathedral. Tha bomb hurst In a 10foot bell o f fire, burning the women, one o f them seriously. The liuinh-loaner fled hut wns followed nbout a half mile by a man who then railed police and directed them to where the suspect's Jacket and li­ brary card were found. The man refused Ui Identi­ fy himself, saying he had done his duly. It was the second act of violence recently at St. Pat­ rick's the seat o f the Roman Catholic archdiocese o f Frunels Cart!lusl Spellman. Detective James McDonnell said suspect David I. Malone admitted the Itumliing, say­ ing: “ I ’m confused. Please ex­ cuse me. Pin sorry. I was never baptized. I'm o f no faith.” Police said Malone, L'fi, Is n native o f Houston, Tex., and had b ow working on and o ff here as a porter. He told officers he attended rollcge fo r two years. Police gave credit for Ma. Inne'a rapture to tho unident­ ified pedestrian who tailed tho suspect through the crowded mldtown eras. “ The guy refused to give hla name,” said MroDmtrll. “ lie told ua that he was do­ MON. TUES. WED. ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- N "All I said was: 9iow me a filter that delivers the taste and I'U eat my hat.” 26 OZ. PKG. P L A IN (O R ) • IODIZED SALT.. L IM IT : 2 PLEASE. “JIFFY** CORN MUFFIN M IX . . . LEMONADE LIM EADEH L IM IT : 3 PLEASE. “SEALD-SWEET** O FROZEN 6 OZ. CAN L IM IT : 8 PLE A S E . F0US MORE D A Y S TO o SAVE! MATHER'S 0 PreInventory SPEC TA C U LA R V A LU E S ! FA B U LO U S S A V IN G S ! English Estates Sets Roundup By Jane Caaaalbwry The Pre-School Roundup will be held at English Estates Elementary School Thursday, May 4, from MO11:88 mm. for children who will bo enuring first grade nt the school In tho fell. Principal Morris Ruby re­ minds parents tq bring the child's birth certificate when coming to register. The child must be els an or before Jan. 1. 1844. Children nta Invited to attha roundup but It la that they he / I ? . Yes, all this fine furniture MUST GO! W e are starting our Inventory and draitic reductions have been made on all merchandifie. W e cannot hold it over! It has to sell! Come in today. April 30th is your last chance to take advantage of these tremendous values. C w tM iw J TIM E PAYMENT PLANS OF SANFO RD CLOSED WED. A FTERNOONS O PEN FR I. EVES w ith This Coupon A T h . Parrhaao Of Chovoo I'issa Pkg. 18c EASY TERMS 202-01 E. let ST. PH. 322-0983 SO EXTRA m M M PSM S SO EXTRA - K D w ith This Coupon * The Purrksaa O f I n a i j j i j m m | ; [ | ] . 1| |1 L A T O a « M m M flN it ifl I Craps* Good At "TM B IfTW A T" , Only Thru Wadaaadsy, April i t OK A M i H , n ip com ■ ■■ m i i m © l l ■ .< 1 1 .1 1 1 m m m m m - FRESH 100% PU R E i:,i ‘> 1 A Sic I Coups* Good A t -T H B IF T W A Y I Only Thru Wednesday, A p ril 88. BEEF 3 lbs.$|° ° 1 �Luxury Apartment Plan Revealed County Okays “The Nile of America” on the S t Johns River Seminole County (Eh? f c r a lii * Phone 822*2611 Zip Code 32771 Project Site J W E A T H E R : Monday 83-69, rain .10; some shower* thru Wednesday, hiph in 80s; low tonight around 70. VOL. 67 C A I’ T. A N D MRS. RICHARD E. FO W LER JR. Introducing Captain, Mate And Crew Off Good Ship 'Fowler' Ily Doris Williams Now henr this! Welcome nbonrd to the new skipper o f SNAS Reconnaissance Attack Win# One, Capt. Itiehnnl Fowler; his mate, lovely Joan Fowler, and the six crow members consisting o f Carolyn, IS; Pamela, 11; Richard, 0; Elizabeth. 7; Deljornh, 5; and Tommy, -1. A recent social soiree with the entire fam ily partici­ nt the Fowler home found pating in various forms o f the capable c a p t a i n , art and music. Dick beast* minus brass and braid "M y finest hour,” is Ihe way Captain James 0. Mayo described his stay in Sanford at the Joint civic club lunch­ eon Monday. The outgoing commander of • Reconnaissance Attack Wing One said when he was assign­ ed to Sanford in 19G3 he heard many fine things abotd the community. “ But everything we heard was an understate­ ment,” he declared. , Captain Mayo refused to lake credit for many of the things ullribuled to him in the many resolutions read at the * ^luncheon. •'■But I will take credit for one thing," he said. “ That is getting Captain Fowler as the man to replace me.” • I t Another Sanford man Is seeing action in Viet Nam. Aviation Structural Mechanic Third Class Charles W, N e­ ville Jr. is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea, operating in the South China Sea olf the coast id Viet Nam. tie is Ihe ton of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. N e­ ville Sr., Route 2. ll That headline about the po­ lice cracking down on parking violators is no joke. A lot of the “ Herald A ngel*" have dis­ covered yellow picees of pa­ per on their windshields late­ ly. • • • How to make an auto last a lifetime: Just combine drink­ ing with driving. • • • Cecil Tucker, county agri­ cultural agent, is back borne from his Caribbean cruise, Navy-style, and reports lie didn’t get seasick. But he’s been “ ground sick" ever since he hit land. The earth Just doesn't seem to stand stilt. • • • Incidentally, Tucker says some parts of the county got two inches of rain the last few days and it has helped relieve drought conditions. Areas of the county that got less than a half-inch arc still in trouble, be says. • • * A model of Ihe Gemini 3 spaeecralt piloted by John Young and Gus Grissom will be on display at the Central Florida Museum in Orlando during the months of May and June. Post Office Site Wins Approval Final “ go ahead" was g iv ­ en thli morning fo r the con­ struction o f a new post office building at I.ake M aiy. Coun­ ty Commission approved a rezuning change. C. L. (Cracker) Donaldson. Lake Mary postmaster, said the post office department toon will advertise fo r bids fo r construction o f a suitable building at Second Street and Wilbur Avenue fo r lease to the government fo r use as a ’ fe a t office. and Jean completely tran­ quil sml relax rd ax they savored lifter dinner demllu*scs while discussing events appearing in TH E local after­ noon newspaper. What type o f recimentation is enforced here to induce tbit tranquility with six o f f ­ springs on the liaise? A few words later revealed that this situation exists only between taps and reveille, when the Fowler cherubs are safely in the hands o f Morpheus. The household is completely nor­ mal—a general slate o f con­ fusion and turmoil, filled with complexities anil perplexities. The informal tete-a-tete was nstnundingly stimulating and refreshing with Dick and Jean completely “ at ease" in their happy home atmosphere as they unveiled events o f their lives together. Their colorful background could easily provide material for u beat tell­ er. This Is the third tour of duty fo r Captain Fowler at SN AS and in 1(157 they re­ solved to retire at this port on “ The Nile o f America.” Jean and Dick lire both te. signed that tltvio is no place like Sanford since it hold* muny “ firsts” for the family. Jean was introduced to the Navy at Sanford, when she rnme hero ns a bride. Their first child, Carolyn, was born here and fer the first time, they will have quarters nbun id m ilitary Installation. The subject o f deployment arose with Jean pointing out that she wept ocenris of tears each time her muster mariner was deployed but the overall picture was wonderful with honeymoon ever remaining full spec'll ahead. Dick added the separations among nil sea­ men served as testing grounds and was a catalyst to deter­ mine whatever may happen. Rack in the early dnya. Jean followed the ship “ Jus* mice," and emphatically staled that the fabled “ sea story o f a sailor having a girl in every port" did an about-face. She added perhaps a few were available when the ship dockill, hut not the type the in­ curable romantics dream up. The Fowlers both advocate rlose association o f the wivrs while their mates are at sea. They all share a mutual asso­ ciation. In Jeun’s position the hat been on the executive board o f both offlcere and en­ listed wives rluhs and stresses unity o f both groups. She is not content to rest upon her laurels o f being the wife o f a high ranking Navy officer. She is bursting with creative vitality and has been instrumental in organizing clubs designed fo r better liv­ ing, such as finance and bud­ geting, intericr decorating, home maintenance and many other facets of home manage­ ment. Captain Fowler added that the wives clubs served as a useful communications and in­ formation center with their ideas, suggestions and ad­ verse criticism, thus keeping the men on the double. The Fowlers enjoy picnic* and all types o f water sports that he plays the worst game United Press Leased W ire FLO R ID A NO. 177 Whiskey Bill Given Burns' Kiss Of Death TALLAH ASSEE The smoothest paign and (U P 1 ) — sailing in years Plans for the new project were revealed in a request for zoning before the Seminote County Hoard of Commission­ ers. cam­ to coati-td— increase— the price of whiskey in Florida rolled onto the rocks at doorstep. the governor's “ 1 ran not support it," Gov. Hnyd«n Hums told a news conference. “ Were it adopted, I would find it necessary to a ffix my veto.” Thus the governor put the kiss o f death on two identical bills on the House and Senate (Rep. S. J. DavU Jr. and o f golf In Sanford. Any tuk eis? Their goal is to get all Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., the crcwr enrolled in school. of General muster and inspec­ SANFORD, Established 1908 T U E S D A Y, A P R IL 27, 1903 Seminole County, thiw morning informed The Her­ ald by telephone from T a l­ lahassee that they have “ long been o p p o s e d to price-fixing in all rompedlive areas" and had oppox-' rd the whiskey price-filing measure rvrn before Gov. Haydon Burns announced he would veto the legisla­ tion, if necessary.) calendula which had drawn violent opposition fruin many quarters. in thn process, Burns also apparently squelched rumors that hu was a belli ml-thescancs backer o f (the |tq<iur industry mom as a “ t'.ank you” fo r the rnmpalgn sup­ port from the industry. The bills, introduced in the Senate by Sen. Wellmni Danlet o f Clermont and in tbe House by Rep. W i l l i a m O’Neill o f Ocala, would have hiked the prici* o f whiskey nearly $2 a fifth In some ureas o f Mouth Florida where liquor is relatively cheap. Rather than seeking a twothinla m ajority vote to over­ rule the governor’s threateneil veto, Daniel quietly asked that the bill be returned to the committee It originully passed, where It will prob­ ably die quietly. “ I know what I'm going to do,” said O’Neill, “ hut ]'m not going to tell the newspa­ pers." He apparently referred to a bitter editorial campaign against the bill by large newspapers around Florida. tion arc in order when the small squadron embarks on nny cruise, resulting from leaving n crew member at the home port on one occasion. The entire family attend Holy Cross Episcopal Church in group. Galley detail presents u challenge to Jean since the crew has varied tastes and dislike* hut the “ chief” man­ age* to keep the situation well in hand. A ll Ihe Fowlers are eagerly awaiting shoving o ff fo r their quarters at SN AS in June. They arc now engaged in di mensional therapy In deter­ mining how their furnishing* wi*l fit but the problem bas become a joy to the skillful interior designers. Highlighting the delightful evening was Captain Fowler’s priceless prattle regarding somo o f the crew members* Juvenile antics and pranks. Seems young son Tommy, in an endeavor to portray Nep­ tune, himself, attempted to convert the fam ily vacuum cleaner Into n submarine, carrier, windjammer or some such sea going vessel, elec­ trically prcpelled. The result was bis flotilla sunk, ending up in dry dock for n complete overhaul. Gen­ eral Cuurt Martial followed the act of nautical naughti­ ness with the seafaring sailor devotedly decommissioned by the board Htid reduced in rank to a recruit with liberty cur­ tailed. Famous Inst words: You can't wdn 'em all, Jean. A fter W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — all Seaman Tommy was only The Senate formally named trying to be—jus’ like Dear Sen. A. 8. Mike Munroucy Ol* Dad. (D-Okla.) chairman o f the post office and civil aervire committee to rplare the late DEATH T R A P MELBOURNE (U P I )—Two Sen. Olin D. Johnston tilfive-year old boys, missing S.C.) Monroney, 52, has been member o f the committee for several hours from home, were found dead in an aban­ since he cams to the Senate In 1051, doned refrigerator Monday. New Chairman A new luxury apartment project, costing approximate­ ly $300,000. will be built south o f Sanford on U. S. 17-92, It was learned today. plntpic presented by A. K. Shoemaker, armed forces committee o f tlio Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. About 250 persons at­ tended the event honoring Captain Mnyo. (Herald Photo) A W A R D OF S P E C IA L M ER IT in presented to Capt. James O. Mayo, outgoing commander o f Reconnaissance Attack W ing One, during a joint civic club luncheon at ttic Civic Center Monday. Mrs. Mayo joins husband admiring The board approved ■ re­ zoning recommendation o f the Planning and Zoning Commis­ sion to permit construction of the apartments. Rezoned from M-t tnduitrial to R-3 multiple fam ily was a tract of land acrosi from KHInnr Motor Company and Ranch House Restaurant on U. S. 17-92. The property lies north of the Colling Or­ lando Building on the west side of the highway. Plans call for first phase ronslruclinn of a three-story apartment buitdlng with 30 unit*. The apartments will be two-hedrooms each and rent in the $115'$!30 month range. The project will be expended at a later date. In another zoning action, the board approved ■ change from A-l agriculture to com­ mercial the northwest corner of SR 40 and Oregon Avenue. It was learned that a ter* vico station and possibly a motel will be built at this lo­ cation. It is near the 1-4 In­ terchange and SR 40. McNamara, Rusk Ouster Urged Alewine Trial Delinquent Tax 'Crack Down' Voted By City A. B. Peterson Quits As Civil defense Chief Sanford taxpayer* who are A. II. Peterson Sr. reign ed today ns Seminole delinquent in County their personal director after property taxes may expect to serving fo r 21 years In the position. His resignation was accept­ ed with regret by the County Hoard o f Commissioners. liowatd Harris, assistant to Peterson, was named ns Ihe county's new Civil De­ fense director. “ 1 find that I am unable to continue to meet the time re­ quirements o f this volunteer office and hope that you will relieve me of this responsibil­ ity at the curliest possible dale,” Peterson said In a tet­ ter to the Commission. Pctcrtnn said the increased I equipments o f Civil Defense make it imperative that more and more time and e ffo rt be devoted to keep the county Civil Defense program in pare with Ihe demands o f the urea and to make it an ndcquoto protective factor for citizens. Peterson paid tribute to several persons who have given service to the Civil De­ fense program. He named Police Chief Roy (J. Williams, S. O. Chare, Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., Herbert B. Pope and Warren A . Patrick. hear from City Tax Collector Civil Defense Howard Whrlchcl soon In a demand that they "pay up." City day, Dean Rutk Mon­ amazement at the voluminous delinquent Inx rolls prepared by the city Robert McNamara W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — Sen. Wayne Mnnw (D-Ore.) want* Defense Secretary Hubert S. McNa­ mara and Secretary of State Dean Rusk to resign to help bring an end to "thin nation’s outlawry in in Southeast Asia.” In a Senate sjm' oc I i , Morno bitterly attacked U.S. policy in South Viet Nam |--------------------------------and said if a change is largely for indicating that ho not made, "a couple of did not believe Red China or months from now there Russia would enter Ihe war in will he hundreds o f thou­ South Viet Nam. sands fighting and dying in Asia.” “ McNamara is so Irrespon­ The senator singled out the two cabinet mam hers for the brunt o f his criticism. Hr said he was shocked by Rusk’s sjn-eeh Saturday night in which lie said the secretary of state called administration critics modern-day appeasers. “ What I am criticising is (his nation’s outlawry in Southeast A sia," he said. “ I do not question the sincerity of the administration official* who have adopted that policy hut I question their judg­ ment." Morse attacked McNamara Commissioners expressing sibly wrong, >ou can’t count on his predictions," Mnrso said. “ He ahould have been removrd from office month j ago — and Husk along with him.” Morse said hr did not be­ lieve this country’s policies in Viet Nam left Russia and Red China any choice but to enter the fray. "When we gel into this war hysteria, we will associate killing with the will of God," he said. “ I say we arc follow­ ing an immoral and godless iwlicy in Viet N am ." finance officers, dating back as far as 1!)31 and totaling over $01 ,000 , ordered that the offenders be notified of the amount o f their back taxes, plus interest. (Interest is charged nl 12 per cent fur the iirst year and eight per cent each year thcrcaRcr.) Donald Rlshop, 2401 Laurel Avenue, was appointed to the City Zoning and l'lanning Commission. City Manager W. E. Knowlet was authorized to adver­ tise for bids for paving of West mill Street. Estimated cost is approximately $:d ,ixmj. Protests by neighborhood property owner! over the blocking o f an alley behind the Jcno Pauluccl home was referred to City Attorney Wil­ liam Hutchison fur "consultation und recommendation." Slaied Monday T ria l date w it set fo r Mon­ day at 9:30 n.m. for M n . B ev­ erly Atewlne, 22, charged with tlio second degree murder of her husband on April IS. In another arraignment in circuit court Monday, Judge Tom Waddell Jr, also set M ay 3 as the trial dato for Jim m y I-oo Drumright, IN, end Israel Gilley, 17, for the Feb. t as­ sault o f ■ 12-year-old gtrL Trial was acheduled for • a m. Attorney for the two U Albert N . Fitts. In other court action, Ed­ ward Ashley, 24, entered a pica o f guilty to an assault charge, llo was remanded to custody pending outcome of « pre-sentence investigation. Richard L. Phillips, IB, a lio was remanded to custody for pro-sentence investigation aft­ er pleading guilty to tempor­ ary ii k * of o vchiclo without the owner's consent. The ori­ ginal indictment cited euto thcR. Mrs. Alewine allegedly shot her husband to dcith during an early morning argument at their apartment, 10U7 Park Avenue. ■CYCLIST HUBT Stephen W. Carver, 18, of 2829 Park Avenue, suffered multiple injuries M o n d a y when the motor scooter he was riding end an automobile driven try Corcne R\ Benton, RKR Adams Avenue, collided at 2t)U> Street and French Avenue, according to police. H OW TO GET DO LLARS TO IMPROVE YO U R QUARTERS. Capt. Fowler Takes Over Wing Command Capt. Richard K. Fowler him naval aviation, today became USS Nantahala aa command­ commander of Sanford's Roconnaiasanco A t t a c k Wing ing officer. Ono. FIF TY-E IG H T bushein o f callartium bulbs were presented to "Operation Ileautify" by the Central Florida Experiment Station. Pictured from the left: Mrn. F. M. Fahey, Sanford Garden Club president; Mra. Donald Flumm, Camellia Circle president; Mrs. Robert F. Gruhum Jr., circle vice president* und Dr*. John Wilson and John Darby, o f the station. flcial order* which will take Jr., a veteran o f 21 years in He relieved Capt. James O. Mayo in format ceremonies witnessed by hundreds at Sanford Nuval A ir Station. The two officers changed command a* personnel from fiv * o f the Wing's eight squad-ons and Captain Mayo's own s ta ff members stood at attention in full dress whita uniform. The other three units are deployed at sea with tha U. S. Second, Sixth and Seventh Fleets. Captain Mays read the i f - next to the fleet oiler Then Captain Fowler read his, assigning him to this im­ portant tha next fleet two command years. fo r When he finished he turned to Cap­ tain Maya ami announced with a salute, “ 1 relieve you, Sir." Mayo raturned tha salute and answerad, *T stand reliev­ ed," and thereby ending com­ mand which began July 12, 1903, Earlier the two officeri In­ spected the men aligned In review formation... 1% D ISCO U NT ON IN T E R E S T O N A L L H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T L O A N S IN A P R IL ! ODraCfOBB ©DEffiB B& G K 3 3 M tati ' ,p £ o fn u v > £ k * , * • •< �M i t l Jax U Legend Begins Long Before School ■ m l* P i n 2 — April 27, 1961! Area Children Attend Event In Enterprise Br Mr*. Rltchl* Karri* T A L L A H A S S E E (D P I) — I f Jacksonville gains a new state university from the 1965 Legislature semthody may re­ call at commencement exerelse* in year* to corns that it all started with a broken down air conditioner. Approval o f s new universi­ ty is not easily won, hut the proposal to authorise one for Jacksonville cleared Iti first big legislative hurdle in the Senate's h i g h e r learning commutes w i t h surprising east. One big factor In tha bill’s favor was an air conditioner that had quit working. Sena­ tors perspired, pulled open their tits and seemed in a mood to act with dispatch. There was also the fact, however, some o f th* sena­ tors were anxious to get to another important committee meeting, and that thay were fully aware there are tough­ er hurdles ahead o f the bill. The finance and taxation committee still must approve It before it can gat to th* full Senate, and th# bill carrlea no appropriation to f i ­ nance a atari on auch a schocl. It also needs House approval. I f tha university Is finally approved, however, the broken air conditioner will maks a nles commencement story. N aval Academy's N ew Home Mayfair Inn's Stormy Life Traced By Barry Law** The atormy years of the Mayfair Inn have come to a close. The imposing structure on the Sanford waterfront, once Hunt given hr M lts Doris on* of this area's finest hotels, is soon to become the new Faber at her home nn Lake home of the Sanford Naval Shore Drive fo r children n( Academy, bringing to an end th* Enterprise area waa held a life which began in 1924. Good Friday with Stave Arthur R. Key, 114 West Smith o f Sanford, fo r the First Street, who served as aecond eoniecutlve year, find­ secretary of the original cor­ ing tha moat egga. poration which developed the Suva and hla brother, Mayfair, recalled the birth of Grag, have atUnded the this famous Sanford landmark. event fo r th* past five year* It was originally the Idea and are well acquainted with of Harry T. Bod we II, of Pro­ all the hiding ipoU. vidence, R. ]., Key reminisc­ The prite egg, a pink tint* ed, that ■ tourist hotel be ad goo** egg Inscribed with built on Sanford's waterfront. "H appy Easter,” waa found Prominent businessmen o( by Vivian Watson. that era joined together to Jimmy Magenhelmer and DOCTOR d o c t o r form a corporation for the pur­ Billy Echols, oldest (toys In TRUST pose. Stock worth $300,000 In attendance, helped hide the the company was sold and eggs and also assisted the COMMODORE B A R R Y H A L L plans were formulated. A plot younger children to find them. Julia Smith, youngest of ground 500 feet by 400 feet, In 1939, Klrchhoff did pur­ or o f the ranking captain of 10. Next September, when tha child present, found eight. the present site, was set aside 11th grade is added, an en­ chase the hotel. Price was not the firat regular Navy in 1794, Following tha hunt. Miss for th* hotel and contractors rollment of more than 200 stu- t Faber, assisted by Miss Car­ wore engaged. The first of y is closed, but the original has complete facilities for ad- dents is expected. The school's olyn WaUon, served refreshmany problems began soon af­ arrangement with the city set mlnlitrstive and other uaes. enrollment projection antici­ menU o f lemon and cherry A swimming pool and tennis pates reaching the 500 figure purchase price at $35,000. ter. punch along with sugar cook­ A complicated plan o f fin­ As th* years passed, K lr­ courts, close to the Inn, will in two years. In addition to the ies In shapes o f rabbiU and added recreational up grading of educational le­ Lose* a ancing the construction went chhoff continued to remodel provide shickens. awry. The contractor, who and improve the property, gra­ facilities for the Brigade of vels in the area, it is anticipat­ Youngster* attending w en The academy ed that when the school waa to build with hla own dually reopening all the rooms. itldahipmen. BUve, Greg, N lU , and Julia funds, pulled out. But he count­ In addition, he added such fea­ has another large pool, tennis reaches its full potential, it Smith of Sanford, Sally, e r • proposed that the com­ tures as a swimming pool, ten­ courts and several basebaU will add to the economy of the Paul and Beth M iller and pany build the structure and nis court* and ahufQ* board diamonds on its present pro­ community In aa excess o f a David Pierce o f Deltona, and perty. he would purchase it from courts. million dollars. *• M argaret and Jimmy MsgenThe academ y'i problem of the company. The Mayfair Ion began to The Macfadden Foundation helmer, Clinton Kinlaw, LouArrangements were made, prosper, reaching the pinnacle faculty housing also will be also operates the 63-year-old IN V E S TITU R E PROGRAM at Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist alls StutU, Tina Neal, Janie* A $345,000 construction con­ of Its exiitence In the mid-40s. eliminated by the acquisition Castle Heights Military AcsChurch School in conducted for all ntudentn, gradea one through eight. and CharlotU CarpenUr, Completing requirements for advancement were firnt grade “ Rutty Been” tract was let and ground waa During this Ume, many fam ­ of the new biiildlng*. Although demy in Lebanon, Tenn. Cas­ Pam Klrtley, Billy and John­ (top, from left) MaryAnn Irwin, Rundy Wilson, Handy Cheevor. Connio broken. Near tha end of 1*25 ous people stopped at the most of the present staff tle Heights, an honor military ny Echols, Vivian and Bruce Jean Ricks, in hive, Brian Kreistend and Carman Rowen. "Junior Guides,” the hotel waa flnishad and hoteL Among them were A r­ members are Sanford real- school, has a complement of WaUon, Charles and Linda By Mrs. Ritchie Harris who learned to now (center, from le ft) were Tammy Trimble, Barbara waa named the Forest Lake thur Godfrey, actress Wendy dents, the school's growth 606 cadets. Its scholastic rat­ CouIlstU and Richard and O fficers o f ths Enterprise Hotel, after one of Its financial Barrie, baseball great Branch would require additional hous­ Runs, Sherry Sngert, Karen DeMott and Judy Bower. Fifth grudern pro­ ings, graduating 98 per cent Lynn Bryant, all o f Enter­ Elementary Parent-Teacher guides and at-that-Ume major Rickey and author Thornton ing. The Inn has sufficient moted to rank o f "Friends" for study on good heulth habits are (bottom, of its students to leading col­ prise. Council ware presented by front, from le ft) Terri Mimnclwhitc, Bobby Mcister, Sundra Maudlin and apace for a large staff. o f Sanford. By the time con­ Wilder. leges, placet it among the top (, the nominating committee struction was completed, the Barbara McPherson; (back) Dennis McKenzie, Letha Faye Scott, Dianne Members of the staff from It waa while staying at the per cent of preparatory and elected at th# April Greene and Kathy Thrall. (Herald Photos) coat had climbed to $400,000. M ayfair Inn that Wilder wrote the Sanford area include Col. schools in the United States. meeting held In the school When the hotel opened tta a major part o f his novel, II. J. Furman, superintendent; The Sanford Naval Academy's cafetorlum with Mre. David doors as the ahowplace on the "T h * ld«s of March." This Capt. J. W. Williams, com­ academic program closely fol­ T rop f presiding. mandant; Burch Cornelius, St. Johns River, It waa graeed was in about 1945. lows that of Castle Heights, Installed at the next meet­ with $123,000 In furnishings In 1948, Klrchhoff sold the headmaster; Cdr. J. F. Mc­ but the Sanford school la de­ ing, May 20, w ill b* Mra. from John Wanamaker’s, tha now aucceasful hotel to a Tul­ Guire, athleUc director; Bosigned to be a "liltle Anna­ Janice Hemonei, president; Mrs. II. L. Johnson • • Tha Semlnols High sa (Okla.) corporaUon, and vard Tomlinson, business man­ polis" in the military sense. famous Nw York emporium. Mrs. Arhutut Beall, first vie* But more troubles were atiU once again storm clouds be­ ager; Capt. J. E. Vose, Lt. there. Y e * It was School Rand will go to Day­ president; Mrs. Halan Pad­ In store, not only for the new gan brewing for the Mayfair Col. W. B. Miller, Cdr. J. R. Inst week tona Beach Thursday a fter­ gett, aecond vies president; Wilson, Capt. Michel d'Obrcnhotel, but for Flerlda and th* Inn. a change nl- noon for atate rontrst. Also Mr*. Ethel Patrick, secretary, nattao. Depression struck. Th* In 194$, 'Mrctthoff foreclosed ovic, Lt. Jesse llerry , Lt. and M rfc' Dot Walatek, That old the Trip )* ,t A • f ths A flgh boom bubble burst. The coun­ a aecond mortgage on the Tul­ Joshua Sutton, Ens. Frank treasurer. be getting School Gle* Club will attend. try waa rocked on Us heels, sa organisation and on June Campbell, instructors; B. C. Ken Hicks, chairman o f th# wnrkouta now. Ilul So the director* Mlsa Whit­ W A S H IN G TO N (U P 1 ) — and along with It tha hotel. 16 the inn waa cloied by court Steele, study hall supervisor; school's spring festival to b# it’s The city of Sanford took order and placed In receiver­ W. F. Holcomb, maintenance Sen. Edward V. Long (D-M o.) tle and Mr. Cowley, at w*> held from 1 until 6 p.m., Sat­ supJames McClure, says that en investigator for over the ownership of the ship. When thla happened, 70 engineer; • • • say "h a ve their work cut out urday, May 8, announced that hotel, and used It for various guests including 53 members maintenance; Leslie N e a l , hla subcommittee Investiga­ Gary Hayburst had th* win my brother fo r them.” But If 1 know and sundry purposes. At one of high school bssebsll teams Chef; Mra. Robert R. Brown, tion o f government invasions nlng entry in th* "N a m * th* In Washington, I).C„ Sunday those hoys and girls, which secretary to auperintendent; o f privacy waa recently “ tail­ Festival” contest with ’’Buck- time, an auto show waa even were evicted. Mortgages at morning telling o f the ar­ I think I do, it won’t be such Mrs. Don Cahill, secretary to ed, trailed and photographed that Ume totaled 6225.000. held in the hotel, with new rival nf a new son. And he a hard task. They will put JAMES F. Lynch, yeo­ aruo Roundup." Thar* w ill b« automobiles on display. R IC H AR D L. Swann, said it waa a cool 44 degrees avtry e ffo rt into it that they Aug. 2, 1941 dawned with the commandant and headmaster; by a squad o f federal aganta.” a big country and muaic Long said tha incident oc­ About this Ume. William E. Mayfair Inn once again on tha Mrs. Louis Zwick, assistant airman third claaa, ton then, and that was at 0:30, have. So will look forward to man third clasit, waa show and all typaa o f boothe Hclcctcd na the "Pencebookkeeper, and Mrs. Allenc curred whil th# lnveatlgator publie auction block. Pur­ Klrchhoff, 1617 East Second o f Mr. and Mr*. George thalr time. • • • Louis* (Mrs. arelng them do just that and games. waa looking into government makt-ra” Blue Jacket of Swann Sr., 8603 Or­ Benny) Austin was a graci­ Thursday. • • • J.C. and NaoGuest speaker for t h a Street, always ended his Sun­ chaser thla time was the New Rollina, nurse. Of particular Interests to snooping in Boston. lando Drive, hail com­ ous hostess Saturday a fter­ mi Sapp spent last weekend the Month fo r bin out- evening was Dr. Gordon day afternoon drives In the New York Giants, who paid The Senator said it was an Academy's administra­ pleted his basic train­ noon at her home on Jewett* in Tampa and Plant City Stanley, pediatrician, from vicinity o f the Imposing struc­ $66,995, plus a lien of 6150,- the atnnding devotion to example o f "foot-dragging and ing at Lackland AFB , Lana. Tha occasion wax x with relatives. • • • Tha A. tors la the proximity of the 000 and other notes totaling ture. Each time ha pasaad Sanford. duty, courtesy and exnew buildings to the lakefront, a lack o f candor" on tha part Tex,, and now la In elec- graduation tea In honor o f E. Johnsons and eon Jim of the hotel, one thought continu­ an esUmated $79,000. Room count was won by t r e m e l o y a l t y to t r o n 1e a training at two Seminole High seniors, Monticelln were recent guest* And so, once more the May- as the school's naval training o f federal agencies In connec­ the firat and **cond grad# ed to run through hts mind: RVA1I-7 at S a n f o r d Keealer AFB , Minn, lie "This Is too nice a piece of fair Inn passed through a program emphasizes sailing, tion with the Investigation. combination o f Mra. Elisa­ Betty Turner and Shnron o f the II. I.. Johnson* and the in a 1962 graduate o f Naval A ir Station. He, property to see neglected.” storm to emerge under new rowing and rrew activities. beth Mixon. Booth. Wish you could Imvu Boh D om i. • • • That’s the Seminole High School. The Sanford Naval Air Sta his wife anil their three In December 1134, Klrchhoff ownership. seen the beautiful tablecloth day for th* ono day short children reaide on Palm decided to do something about The Giants continued to ope­ tion's influence in this com MOSCOW <UPI>— The SoLouis* mads. It was blue net court* at Camp McQuarrie. Way. (Nuvy Photo) th* neglect tha hotel was suf­ rate the hotel propertlea, end munlty has also been highly vlet Union has made available over a pastel blue ration. And You will have a wondeiful fering. II* leased th* structure then, on April 16 o f thla year valued by the academy. several million pounds o f she added fancy blue Imiwb day. Don’t forget to bring The Sanford Naval Academy wheat flour for the May Day A/2cl Robert L. Albert, son from the city for five years, announced an agreement for around It. And the refresh­ your lunch and drlnka. * * * o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. with an option to buy tbs pro­ the sale of the hotel and Its waa established by the Foun- celebrations In Moscow. Flour ment* were #o pretty. Betty Our county home demonstra­ motel-annex to the Bernarr datlon in 1903. Sixty-four boys hat not been available fo r re­ Albert, 801 W est 18th Strait, perty. and Sharon looked an petite tion agent, Ml** Myrtle W il­ has arrivsd In Adana, Turkey. Th* city Imposed one stipula Macfadden Foundation, apon- were admitted In September of tail sals since the diiastrous W illie W iles McPherson, 60, In their new outfit*. • • • So son, It ths chairman nf it. So Albert Is an electronic* tech­ tkm on Klrchhoff in granting tore of the Sanford Naval that year. Enrollment In one harvest o f 1963 which forced plan to attend. • * • Her* are o f 100 First Street, Chuluot*. glad that Granny (Mra. An died Monday In an Oilaiidu nie) Hawkins I* now home a couple o f Ihoughta for this First grade rrglstiatinn will nician and has been stationed the lease; A minimum o f 40 Academy on Mellonvllle Ave­ year had climbed to 127 mid Russia to import a blllicn dol­ shtpmen In grades six through lars worth o f cereals. hospital. from thu local hoiqiilnl. week. "Th# most destructive be held Tuesday at West Side- at Furbes A F B , Kan., since rooms, as well as the public nue. Born In Rock Springs, Tex., Please take It easy Granny. acid in the world is found in last June. rooms, must be open for oc­ During their ownership of Grammar Elementary School, • • • Re cam* to Chuluota in 11X11 • • • Parent* who will anter your disposition.” and............ cupancy by February o f the the property, the Giants spent T/SgL W illi# H. King, 602 following year. This gave K lr­ an estimated $150,000 reno­ from Attapulgus, Ga. He waa thalr children In the Monroe- " A friend la someone who Principal Freeman E. Baggett H i c k o r y Avenue, recently chhoff only two months In vating the Inn, Including the a diesel mechanic and was ths Wilton Schools this fall art- knows all about you and •till said today. n«wspa|>er carrier fo r The asked to go to the Monroe loves you." Itememlier those Raggett said that parents completed a courst in tha U.H. which to fulfill the complete construction of the 30 • bed­ Sanford Herald in tha Oviedo- 8chno! either this Thursday words IwcMUse they are so must bring their child’s im- Armed Force# Institute In renovation needed for the room motel-annex. “ History o f tha U n i t e d building end grounds, la ad­ Chuluota areas. H * was a or Friday from 10 a.m. until right. And ao, the storm clouded munliation record and birth States." H# is #Utlon*d at dition, furnishings had to be Ufa of th* Forest Lake Hotel, member o f tha AtUpulgua 3 p.m. and register them. certificate or other verifica­ Masonic Lodge and a member Thoa# Sawyer AFB , Mich, entering the first purchased, as those originally which In 1934 became the Maytion o f date of birth. and deacon o f tha Firat Bap­ grails are asked to bring In the structure had been sold. fair Inn, has come to a close tist Church o f Chuluota. To I * eligible to register, W A SH IN G TO N ( U P l) — their birth rertifiratrs along, Klrchhoff bealtatee to aey as a publie hostelry. But the Survivors are hla wife, Mrs. too. • * • Mra. Claude (lten a) John Doar, head of the Justice the child must be aix year* c f how much he spent In refur­ structure may yet go on to Mlnnia P. McPherson, o f Hawkina and ton Sid spent Department's civil right* dl- age on or before Jan. 1. PORTOF1NO, Italy (UP1) bishing th* hotel, which h* greater glory. Chuluota; daughters, Mrs. tha Easier holiday* in Pensa­ vision, was officially sworn in A special orientation pro­ — Academy Award winner now caU*d the M ayfair Inn, It la th* plan of the Founda­ Donnia Mas Samuels, of cola. Rent’s daughter, Clau­ as assistant attorney general. gram will be held in the first Rex Harrison bought a new but h* admits It cost $1,000 tion to convert the 30-bedroom Lovington, N, M.| Mrs. Batty dette Tenney, and family are Doar, 43, a five-year veteran grade classroom at 3:40 p.m. motor yacht and christened it motel into a 16-da si room, air"Just to paint.” Joan White, o f Butler. Ga.; being transferred west and o f the department'* civil the same day. Registration Henry Higgins a fter the pro­ Mealing the deadline, Klr­ coodHlaoed academic center. Mrs. Carrol E. Harrel. of thla waa th* last chance far r i g h t s activities, succeeds hours are 1:30 to 3:3o p.m. in fessor he portrayed In "My chhoff staged a formal open- This project will be completed Dallas, Tax.; Mrs. Ellis Rena to *#a them fo r a while. Burks Marshall, resigned. the school lunchroom. Fair Lady.” lag and dance la February for the opening of the 1963-aa Hsod ricks, of Brownsville, m i. And so tha Mayfair loa school year In September. Tonn., and Mlsa Bobbie Jo began a new lease on life. But The addition of the Mayfair McPherson, of Chuluota; Hw, with 1U 153 double bed more trouble waa brewing. AND sons, Hanry 8., o f Port Augustus T. Ashton, a Phil­ rooms and eatenalve re ere i lluonema, C alif.; BUly Jos, o f UP adelphia attorney who was ttonal areas, will mak* the BUud, Miss.; Jamas Ray, o f holding tome municipal bonds, academy one of th* most at­ Attagulgua, Ga., and Hubert demanded satisfaction. In or­ tractive preparatory schools In Lacy, o f Chuluota, and IB FIT S MOST A L L A M E R IC AN der to pay Ashton, several the atate, perhaps in the coun­ grandchildren. places of city property, in­ try. M ADE CARS Services will be announced cluding the Mayfair, were put Th* Inn, to be named "C om ­ by Cos-Parksr Funeral Home, oa tha auction block. modore Barry H all," la bonW inter Park. A t tha auction, Ashton pur­ G U A R A N TE E D 24 MONTHS chased the hotel, reportedly OR 24,000 MILES. 8Iff taafarb Rrralk paying only $1,000 for th* pro­ party. BUTTON, England (U P D c a r t e lAs ao, a $525,000 edifice waa B*vw sneaked bandits ram• a lw r ti The annual Easter E gg DOCTOR WATER DOCTOrf* j(DOCTOR EXERCISE DI ET Enterprise PTC Elects Officers Lake Monroe Jottings Snooping Spy A \ > Spy Subject Flour Available Men In Service Herald Carrier West Side Sets Expires Monday Registration HOLLER'S Summer Special Doar Sworn Buys Yacht A U T O M O BILE AIR CONDITIONER COM PLETELY IN STALLED *275 Mail Robbery ■tad thalr car and station wagon Into a mall truck, squirted ammonia into tha driver** fare, hit hla assistant on the head and fled with B44JIOO worth of registered packets and office aleck. B R AD E N TO N MANOR, Prcabytcrian Church retirement home fo r senior citizen* at Braden­ ton, waa visited by theae member* o f Firat Preabyteriun Church o f Sanford. (Herald Photo) reduced to tha role of pawn In a legal battle. _________ a* T a a e a s i e r * N e r e l* . * M W te l a t . s e a le r * . I*le rt*a . After purchasing th* Mayfair, Ashton continued the loan* arraagemeut with K lr­ chhoff, including the purchase option. a»eee« Cteee Wer t * * * ra t* MOTOR SALES PART8 AND SALES DEPARTMENT 2nd and PALM ETTO T e a * IS J M 322-2983 �'Merry-Go-RoiiitcT May 11 Citizenry s Duty Told To Demos •By Collegians Gerald Covington, Sanford barlton* pleted Suarez, th« president, the Young Demo­ crat's Club at Rollins College, , prcsenled an instructive pro­ gram at the meeting of the Seminole County ' $ Democratic Association at the Community House in Altamonte Spring*. Dr. Paul Dougina*, profcsmnr o f government and head o f the Tenter for Prnelicnl Politic* at Itollln*, w »« schedulcd a* guest speaker but * n i unable to be presrnt be. cause o f a ileath in his fam® ily in Philadelphia, Pa. Topic of the young men'* presentation was "H ow to Be An Active Citizen." Defer­ ring to many o f Dr. Dougin**' booklet* and pnmplct*. they Hated requirement* of nn ac­ tive citizen to he tho*e who discus* issue* with others, write to government nffic* ^ ials expressing their view*, belong to organization* which take stand* on Issues, con­ tribute to a political party or candidate, work for the elec, lion* o f candidate* and, last but not least. . .VOTE. Renforth, who represented Rollins In a recent College Bowl television p r o g r a m , pointed out that only 10 per gy Vent o f the population meet* requirement* of an active citizen. Suarez said that his club has effectively aided candi­ dates with door to door cam­ paigning a n d distributing pamphlet*. He particularly reminded the Seminole group o f the Importance of good precinct organization. V County Commissioner and Mayor o f Altomonte Springs, W. Lawrence Swofford, also pointed out that organization is especially needed in the south end o f the county since presently there are more reg­ istered voters in thi* area than in the northern part. County Commissioner Ed- ward Yarborough also was ® present fo r the meeting. Mr*. Wilma jean Nipper, who played an instrumental part In organizing the Sem­ inole County Democratic A s­ sociation, announced that the constitution and by-laws have been drawn up by the steer­ ing committee and sent to Warren Goodrich o f the State g Democratic Committee for ap­ proval. Regular meeting* will take place on the third Tuesday of each month, S e p t e m b e r through May. Membership is open to men and women of all agei. Serving on Bit ateerlng committee are Dr. Edith Duerr, Caaselbeiry; M r a. l0 Jane Adriatic*, Goldeniod; Mrs. W. R. \Vounc, Altamonte Springs; Mrs. Jennie Fox, Longwood; J e ff Schemhera, English Estates; C h a r l e s Wales, Fern Pork; Mrs. W il­ ma Davis, Forest City; MrsKathleen Reynolds and Mrs. Margie Tillia, Sanford; Mrs. Pearl Yarborough, Geneva, » and Mr*. Nipper, North Fern Park. Other part* of the county will be represented on the committee as soon a* area in­ terest is evidenced. 'i successful engage­ in Orlando and appeared with and Bill Renforth, vice preaident, o f recently com­ ment with the "Opera Gala" Ry Donna Kates Fred a who Tea, national beverage of England, was introduced into lhal country In 1637, with its price ranging from (30 to $3<J a pound. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Edward Yarborough (le ft) and W . Law­ rence Swofford (second from right) discuss points o f program presented by Fred Suarez (second from left) and Bill Renforth (righ t) o f Young Democrat’s Club of Rollins College for Seminole County Democratic Association. (Herald Photo) Florida Symphony Or­ chestra, w ill be on* of the head-liners at the annual •‘ M e r r y -Go-Round" variety ahow fo r the benefit of the Little Red Schoolhouse May I t at Seminole High School auditorium. A lio returning to the ahow again by popular demand will be "The Whlatlera," a group o f local men who present a most unusual act. Two talented local teach­ er*. Mr*. Marie Stumpf and Mra. Arietta Coberly. will be GERALD COVINGTON back to play the twin grand the ahow are a Sanford hutpiano*. Among the newcomer* to band-and-wife (earn, Robert and who have lung together on many To Have Annual ers to local music lovers. Talent Show er* Wives Club, who provid­ Williams Quits County Aff Post occasions and are no strang­ The Sanford Naval O ffic­ ed special entertainment for the first show in 1061, again Watermelon Oanfurfi will perform in the show . with a special finale. Mr*. A . O. Kama, director o f the ahow, said today that ticket* now are available from any of the member* of the Seminole Association for Retarded Children. "Beaidea the above listed entertainers, we have a few surprises up our sleeves, as well as some o f your favorite local talent. The donation for the tickets la small enough ao that you can bring the whole family and enjoy the show," Mr*. Karnes said. All proceed* o f the ahow go toward the support o f the Little Red Schoolhouae. W m ll April 27, 1965 — Pajr« Sf FRESH FRUITS b VEGETABLES D A ILY Grand Opening WED., APR. 28 Check Our Prices Dividend Voted By W P 'Phone P roduce A quarterly dividend of 16 cent* per ahare on the com­ mon stock of the W inter Park Telephone Company, payable June 1 to holders o f record of May 14, was voted by the board o f directors. This dividend will be paid nn the new (2.61) par value shires as a result o f stock­ holder approval o f a two-forone common stock split last Tuesday. Seminole Produce Center 505 FRENCH AVE. "See The Green Groceryman’’ Marion E. Mahnkcn Meet Slated TALLAH ASSEE l l i r i ) — A g r i r u I lure Commissioner Doyle Conner asked water­ melon produrer* In 46 eountiei to meet in Orlando May 12 to consider establishing a state marketing order. The proposed marketing or­ der would affect about 1,000 growers located south and mat o f tho Suwannee River who produce an annual crop valued at (8 million. It will take the approval of 76 per cent o f the affected producer* to adopt the order assessing growers for a cam­ paign to promote the sale o f their rrop nationally. DON’T BE UNCOMFORTABLE — AIR CONDITION! KEEP Y O U R HOME OR OFFICE COOL — THROUGHOUT THE HOTTEST D A Y S OF SUMMER! UNITS PRICED FROM S P E C IA L 20.000 BTU *10995 *28995 Sanford Electric Co. 110 M A G N O LIA V IS IT OUR RECORD A N D 811EET MUSIC DEBT. S IM M S Zing into spring! Chevrolet Impala Pastor James Kunzc of Trinity Lutheran Thurvh in Orlando will conduit the op­ ening devotions nt ttiittl ».m. Topic lender is Miss Anna Hrvol o f Orlando, A workshop on the theme of the rally, “ So Live in Him," will In-gin nt 10 u.m. A dinner will lie held at tin- TrndeWinds Cafeteria in Casselberry at noon. Toastmistress will lie Mrs. Gilbert Mngcr. Entertainment will be provided by Mrs. George .Schmid and Miss Barham Vorpagcl, who will present selection* on their accordiun* and accompany the group in a song fe lt. A t 1:30 p.m., Bev. C. It. Zehndcr, pastor o f Ascension, will conduct an Inspiiatinnul service. The business teision will begin at 8 p.m. O fficer* o f the Orlando Zone are Mr*. Robert Kline of Trinity, president; Miss Anna Hrvol of Trinity, vice president; and Mr*. Andrew J. Pella of Ascension, seeiet a O'-treasurer. New officer* wilt lie elect­ ed ami nn installation wilt he conducted by pastor Zehndcr at the close of the meeting. M e m b e r s of Ascension Guild serving as chuirman of the various committees to plan the rally are Mrs. Ken­ neth Karcher, general chair­ man; Mta. O. Dicdolf, coffee; Mr*. Richard Steldley, regi­ stration; Mr*. George Sch- Bennett, Lyman Club Ry Jane Casselberry The Lyman High School Bet* Club wilt present its an­ nual talent ahow at 8 p.m. Friday In the achool auditor­ ium. Thirty act* have been signed up to present an eve­ ning full o f fun and enter­ tainment. A ll o f the perform­ ers are atudent* at Lyman. Contestants will be judged ROBERT DENNIS H E AR N (center) will attend Roys State as delegate and prizes awarded the win­ from Old Glory American Legion Post 183 of Altamonte Springs. With ner in each o f three rategorhim nrc Linton L. Cox chairman (le ft), uiul Frank Slcudle, o f the post’s iea, instrumental, vocal, and Americanism committee. (Herald Photo) skits and danca routines. One o f the outstanding act* will he a “ This la The Week That W * » " skit. Two acta, which made a big hit with the audience last Thartea A. Williams, as­ year, wilt he bark again. sistant Seminole County agr- They are ‘‘The Trade wind*" (cultural agent, hna resigned and "The Exterminator*." The public ia welcome and to accept • position with a micl, workshop; Mrs. A. J. By Jane Casselberry a small admiaalon will be The Ladies Guild of Ascen­ Flessner, usher; Mr*. T ail citrus syndicate at llolopaw. charged. sion l.uthcrun Church, Tus- Setje, decorations; Mrs. W il­ William* joined the staff sclbcrry, has completed plans liam Koepke, progium; Mrs. o f County Agent Cecil Tuck­ fo r the Lutheran Women’s Wayne Evers, organist; and er in March after an in-serv­ Missionary League Orlando Mrs. C. R. Zehndcr, publicity. Zone Rally to he held at A s­ The rally will close with ice training course in Gaines­ cension on Saturday. The ih votlons conducted by the lo- ville. lie is a recent graduate o f the University of Florida. rally will begin with rein­ ' cal pastor. itiation und coffee at !> am . Women Of Ascension Church Complete Plans For Rally Ophelia fftfr I, T. H A R R Y I.. Klein (fro n t), the pilot, and Lt. J. N. Hcnnon, navigator, o f RVAH-9, land-lmaetl nt Sanford Naval A ir Station, recently cut the traditional cake after their 300th nrreated land­ ing aboard the USS Saratoga in the Mediter­ ranean, (N a vy Photo) DON’T B U Y A N Y APPLIAN CE OR T ELEVISIO N NOW! Chevrolet Im pala Super Sport Coupe—unt oj two bucket-seated beauties for '65., People who buy other big expensive-looking cars get One thing you won’t (b It looks like a big ear. And is—by almost any standard you want to apply. IFithAf Nobody builds a car as much as one Inch wider. Length? It grew three inches this year. Roominess? Every closed model’s got three inches more shoulder room, front and rear, and more leg and foot room up front too. Luxury? Nice little touches like the look of mellow walnut across the lmpala’s instrument panel. And big touches. Like the fineness of the same Body by Fisher workmanship that makes some of America's most expensive can look eo expensive. How about the zing into rids? Chevrolet engineers took the Jet-smooth one antf smoothed it out even more this year. Also mode it more stable by widening the wheel stance. Custom features? You can personalize your Chevrolet all you want because there are nearly 200 custom features to choose from.j Pries? That's where Chevrolet* fall way short of Ihc other big expensive-looking care. But we wouldn't havo it any other way. Would you? One last question: How soon can you make a good spring buy on a Chevrolet? One last answer: Just as soon as you can get down to your Chevrolet dealer's. springina new Chevrolet, Chovelle, Corvair, Chevy U or Corvette 1-7041 •I FOREST L A K E AC AD E M Y has won the South­ ern Union Conference award for excellence in temperance leadership. Plaque citing the honor is presented by Glenn Cavanuugh, president o f the scadmey’a American Temperance Society chapter (rig h t), to Barry Strohman, president o f the Student* Association. (Herald Photo) SEE OUR COLOR A D IN THE W E D N E SD A Y'S SANFORD H ERALD HOLIER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SEC O N D A N D PALM ETTO SA N FO RD i. ' 322-0711 ................................... - T|i �-And W hat's for Help! In H elp Wanted’ ■We’re In fo r some more eonfuiton — sponsored by our nations! gov­ ernment — end it's likely to provide some amusing situations. According to the equal employ­ ment opportunities section o f the Civil Rights law it will be illegal to advertise fo r help giving perference to sex. The law goes into effect July 2 and. according to Kenneth R. Morefield, a recent speaker in Jackson­ ville. it may become unconstitution­ al to ask for a waiter or for a wait­ ress, or any other word denoting sex o f the applicant. Naturally words such as sales­ man, barmaid, seamstress, drafts­ man and stewardess also will be for­ bidden, according to Morefleld, who represents a management consulting 'firm . What Funt "Engineer wanted on the ACL. Applicants will not be con­ sidered i f they measure 36-23-86 or Dr. Crane’s I f they would like to.” N ow that ought to insure getting a man. Or, "Wanted. Someone to wait on tables. Any sise person okay but they will be required to wear a hair net." Personally, we don’t need a hair net but, come to think o f it, some o f these Beetle types ought to. Among other things the law pro­ hibits preference pertaining to race, color, religion, national origin or sex In any help wanted notice. We can afford to joke about It now. but it will provide a continuing headache for personnel men In ev­ ery city in the country. — High Springs (Fla.) Herald Worry Clinic Nevin aaaaally req nests "M ew to Give While the High Springs Herald is poking fun at one o f our new laws, how about this one just introduced fo r enactment by the current Flo­ rida Legislature: Convicts in county jails shall be segregated according to sex. Someone's always wanting to take the jo y out o f life. Reading For Thieves Book thievery is a problem that plagues every library in the country and up to now the ingenuity o f a de­ termined book-stealer has always been a match for the most alert li­ brarian. This is the case no more in at least one library. Anyone leaving the Joplin. Mo., public library with a con­ cealed book seta o ff a minor Fourth o f July celebration. Over a three-month period, all ma­ terial in the library— from which 14,000 books valued at |40,000 had been stolen in five years— was treat­ ed with a device which deposited a harmless electric charge on the arti­ cle. When books are checked out, the charge is removed by a deactivating device at the desk and the books may be carried past two detector posts at the poor without incident. But if the charge has not been re­ moved, a buzzer sounds and a red light blinks at the check-out desk. There then follow certain searching questions. The cost o f renting the equipment Is much less than that o f hiring a guard, who couldn’t detect hidden nooks anyway. Thought For Today Take heed, watch, fo r you do not know when the time will come.— Mark 18:33. • • • 1 thought o f the future, whatever I did, that I never might grieve for the past.— Robert Southey, English poet. Bruce Bioiiot — Roy Cromloy Political Notebook (N B A ) — and kept from expanding for Behind the scents, a new pol­ a period o f years as thsy daW A S H IN G T O N icy o f Communist contain­ ment m i n i to ba developing In tha U.B. government. It would ba appliad to young and expanding Rad countries— such aa Commonl i t China, Indonesia, Cubs. Tha new “ containment the­ ory” holds that I f these coun­ tries could be restrained by military-economic sanctions— velop internally— two things would happen: F I r a t—Their developing economies would urgenUy be­ gin to require Western mar­ kets and access to Western materials and technology. This would force them In­ to seeking better relations with Western countries. Second— A s tha erigtaal generation o f revolutionaries died o ff, It would be replac­ ed by more bureaucratic conventional, officials and managers. The economic elite which developed would be more Interested in Improving in tarsal economics and their own positions, Issa Interested la adventuring International ly* In large part this contain­ ment theory haa grown out o f some government policy makers' Interpretations of U.S.-Wettorn experience with tha 8ovlet Union. One government study as aertai “ Any technically advanced, productive economy depends on the creation o f Interna­ tional economic order because the scientific and Industrial revolutions cannot proceed without markets wide enough, stable enough and wealthy enough to absorb the output o f mass production. Mrs. P osaa “ Furthermore, such order IIM IIf depends on access to a wide DeBary North Orlando range o f techniques, goods Mrs, John Loos e Mrs. Margaret and capital.” IIM IN “ The Soviet Union Is (s i ready) discovering that fu ­ M is. Mildred Mrs. Clarence ture progress la dependent on 111-4441 responsible trade." Goners Ortads "Just as the Soviet Union Mrs. JeAan Hays M is. R ealm Laady 141-4X71 I 11-1144 may have in part responded to (th is) need fo r Western goods by encouraging an at­ mosphere o f detente (s ic ), so may similar pressures yield comparable results with na­ tions such as the Chinese People's Republic and Indo­ nesia, which currently Ignore the normal ways o f the inter­ national world. “ Such pressures can, o f course, drive these outlaws to further violence and ag­ gression. “ But if the violence can be deterred or contained, the on­ ly other alternative fo r these nations would appear to be to learn how to live up to In­ ternational obligations." The study goes on to sug­ gest that “ the rise o f a mod­ Puhiuaes Sally Ckrtetmasj pen­ estly prosperous managerial llehes Saturday class la some o f the older ile week Communist countries Is re­ sulting in a diminution o f Ideological-revolutionary ar­ teas dor." This containment theory Is not official policy. U is now being argued back and forth among pollcyasakers at the State Department and the Tks Morals la a aisaiber el Ue Causa •’roes whisb la eaiiUed eastemrely to Ue nee for repauieatiea e t a lie lees) Pentagon. Unfortunately, theorise in news prlated la Mis as international affairs are not Mslores as assess eleee asattor totem It, t ill at Me Pest like those o f chemistry or Office of loafers, Florida, aadar Me not at Oangesss ed physics. There's ae practical S4M, w ay to conduct laboratory - o f aao material, nows er sareruoto* or Mia edlUoo experiments to put these theSealers Morale a i r as rearesusea m ear masses wtM- arias to the proof. Tho Cuba tttes parmleeiea of Mo pasilsaar os The Herald, gap episode m ight Indicate, fo r ml so first respsaslMs for eats rapessaausa wui so - " a s lafriag lag „a TBs Morales papyright sad gtu is exempts, that Russia has not Herald Area Correspondents fcim fo rh ft ft t U i ‘“ " Iks law, Lyle C. Wilson Says: Crooked Carnival Wheel There is one road only to­ ward political salvation for tho unafflllaled little fellow and hts folks who live in a little town or on a family also farm far removed from the complex renters o f ur­ ban civilisation. This road leads to amend­ ment o f tha U.S. Constitu­ tion to give the country folk an honest count in the elec­ tion o f a president of tho Un­ ited 8tatea or it lies In Judi­ cal remedy. The present system is rig ­ ged like a crooked carnival wheel. The system is rigged against rural and small-town cltisens and in favor o f the city slickers. These city cltIsens ere organised and a f­ filiated by race, color, reli­ gion and occupation. By the millions they coal­ esce Into cliques, groups and blocs-intellectual racial, reli­ gious or economic. They com­ prise the pressure groups which are coming to control the major political parties and to dominate national elections. By politics! chance, these pressure groups comprise the experimenters, the liberals, the avant garde, tha prestochangeo elementa o f Am eri­ can politics. They press for change and ever faster accel­ eration In the political evolu­ tion o f the United Htates from where It was to where it Is going. Some press fo r change merely fo r the sake o f change. One result is that political conservatism is be­ ing squeesed out o f the cities. Political conservatism is be­ coming concentrated In little rural dikes o f opposition to tha massive ground swells generated by the pulsating activity o f big town pressure groups. But these are feeble dikes, as demonstrated by national elections over the past 30 years. In terms o f muscle and physical force, the pre­ sent method o f electing a president simply hamstrings the country folk, the con­ servatives. What to dot A tty. Gen. David P. Buckson o f Delaware did It last autumn. Buckaon filed suit hi behalf o f Delaware against tha 45 states which have more than one representa­ tive in the U.S. House o f Representatives. Delaware has but one seat and Buckson’s purpose is to obtain a Supreme Court rul­ ing applying the one-manone-vote principle to the Elec­ toral College. Buckaon would outlaw the general tlckot system o f choosing president­ ial electors. Under that sys­ tem all electors run at large. Here la how it worked in one atate in i960 aa explained by the American Good Govern­ ment Society of Washington, D.C.: “ In New York aa In other states with more than one representative the cltisens o f one congressional d i s t r i c t could vote fo r presidential electors corresponding to all other representatives in tha state. Thus, seven million-old New Yorkers who voted In the 1060 presidential e l e c t i o n elected 43 representatives in 43 districts with seven m il­ lion-odd votes, one apiece. Simultaneously they elected 43 corresponding presidential electors by general ticket atlarge, each o f the voting fo r the whole number rather than fo r Just one. “ With 42 excess votes each, these New Yorkers east some 300 million excess votes in that presidential election. I f N ew Yorkers cast some 800 million excess - votes in that presidential election. I f N a w York’s congressional districts are representative o f Ita population, tha use o f the general ticket fo r presi­ dential electors Is surely un­ representative." Buckson argued that the general ticket system was the sole source o f extreme dis­ tortion between N ew Y ork ­ ers and Delawarlans and added: “ It Is extremely unfair and unjust to us." It is proposed that each congressional district elect one presidential elector and that two in each state ba elected at large. Tha oneman-one-vote rule seems to be absolutely controlling. Dick West’s The Lighter Side Journal. “ Dr. Crane," be asked, “ would you write an article for our next number in which you cmhpaslse the theme: ’ Give Your Heart a Vaca­ tion?” ’ So 1 gladly agreed and re­ minded all those dental sur­ geons of the medical facts they had studied back In phy­ siology daises. 8ince we are allotted about 3.6 billion heart beats at birth, anything which conconserves them w ill lengthen our lifespan. In form er years, dental sur­ geons, barbers, and sales clerics stood while they work­ ed. But when you are erect, your heart must beat faster so you consume more those original 2.6 billion beats that God grants us. Nowadays, therefore, dental surgeons and barbers are us ing stools, for then their verti cal heights Is reduced and they can salvage 30 to loo extra heart beats per hour. Many doctors of dental surgery and medicine become swayed by tobacco advertising while In their middle teens so they become victims of the cigarette habit. But such “ average" cigar ette addicts shorten their life ­ span by from five to seven years! Thus, K Isn’t the $123 per year they burn up on tbe cods cid, serene outlook, thus slow- w of their cigarettes that is the Ing down the consumption of your original 16 billion heart most serious financial loss. But the five years o f extra beats. Part o f this results from your lack o f tear. For when you are trying to carry all of your burdens in life alone, you become more tense, wor­ ried and anxious. When you team-up with God, you feel mors relaxed for then you have a partner who will take over the night shift for you. Marriage likewise prolongs life, in part because o f this same type o f freedom from tha fear that harasses the spinster or bachelor. Beware, toe, about becoming a chronic pill-taker, for the more outside chemicals you coosume, the harder your heart, as well aa Uver and kid­ neys, must work to get rid o f those substances. So send for m f booklet “ How to Control Tbur Emo­ tions," enclosing a long stamp­ ed envelope, plus 20c. It contains advice for heart victims, too. practice they could have enjoy­ ed if they had not shortened their longevity by their smok­ ing! A t an average net Income of $10,000 per year, this means their cigarette habit cost them $30,000 in lost offtee revenle, over and beyond the $6,330 they spent for their cigarettes during the 30-year span from the age o f IS till they die at 63. Meanwhile, who can esti­ mate how many patients they lose who resent inhaling se­ condhand tobacco fumes! Obesity Is also a great threat to longevity, for it wears out your heart prema­ turely by speeding up your pulse rate and thus consum­ ing those 2.6 billion heartbeats more rapidly. Your blood pressure also is raised by obesity. Emotional intemperance is likewise a baiard to long life so learn to control your emo­ tions and you'll live longer. Many a person suffers ■ stroke of apoplexy during e temper tantrum I Dr. Osier, famous medical textbook writer, once said that his own life was at the mercy of anybody who would embroil him In s quarrel. And I understand that's bow he died! Religion is a great life-saver, even from the medical angle, since it produces a more pla­ ANT TIME Barbs More bounce to the ounce may be fine f a f tennis balls but not fo r checks you write, s e e An English farm er gave away 1,600 live chickens, say­ ing he couldn’t afford to keep them. They Just kept pecking away at his bank ac­ count s e e You can da your toying bjr mpjt A Chicago Juvenlla court Judge says his worst enemy is “ the triple A — Autos, A l­ cohol and parental Apathy.” And the greatest o f these is Apathy. s e e — day lima, night Nma A n enterprising r e c o r d salesman has developed a profitable sideline. W h e n teen-agers buy rock-and-roll discs, he eell their parents earmuffs. e • • an y (m o . Wouldn't it be nice if. In the spring, a young man’s fancy turned to thoughts? s e e In Illinois, a Catholic hospital has installed motor scooters fo r use m tha corri­ W A S H IN G T O N (U F 1 ) — operate more flexibly and proach to the problem. dors by doctors, nurses and When automation Is inevit­ nuns. Riders are prohibited During the past few years, more quickly respond by hav­ able, relax and enjoy It. from picking up hitchhikers. o f tha best brains in ing operators aboard T this country hava grappled A . They can be operated e f­ n e t o4c i 312 WEST FIRST ST. a tion. But thus fa r no clear- aa mechanical performance Is concerned. Possibly tbe thorniest part Q. Do you plan to keep of the problem is the displace­ t h e s e automatic elevators ment o f human workmen by manned all the time 7 new electronic and mechanlA . Generally they w ill be cal devices. The concern there manned during the daytime Is how to keep progress from shifts. That has been the practice fo r aome time now undermining employment and 1 have no authority to A n indication o f tbe com­ change the practice. I t la up plexities Involved can be seen to the Patronage Committee In a recent heating by a and House leadership as to House appropriate ns sub­ whether they want to s ta ff committee regarding the auto­ them or not. mation o f congressional ele­ q. How many new, automa­ vators. tically operable elevators are I t w ill help you to know in the Capitol and in tbe Ray­ that many o f the Jobs around burn Building? the Capitol are handled on a A . There are SO In the Raypatronage basis, and that bum Building, as I recall. patronage Is one o f the nicest With these 8, that would that things that can happen to a would make a total o f S3. congressman. The answer was 68. Stewart The subcommittee had be­ eald he had "notified the P a ­ fore it J. George Stewart, tronage Committee that these architect o f the Capitol, who elevators are now ready fo r haa charge o f the elevators. operation and operator poolThe Interrogation went some­ tiona are now available fo r thing Ilka this: them to fill." Q. Have you Just recently— In other words. Congress la tbe last few days — put appears to have created 68 operators ea the west eleva­ new Jobs with one hand while tors going to the subway en­ automating itself with the trance T other. A . Yea, sir; la tho past I ’m not augeating that it week. baa found the au glc formula, Q. Those elevators, as you but it dose seam to have hit know, are automatic. Do thsy «F a new philosophic ap­ J jlod V b u v d to m & A are now complete and ready for your inspection. They are Quality built, located on large tree - shaded lots In the beautiful S a n h u d t a Section on Madera Avenue between Rosalia and Paloma. They have the finest features, including modem G-E kitchens and G-E ducted central heating. Convenient financing through FH A-IN-SERVICE. Call us and see them today! Shosunak&i c o n s t r u c t i o n CUSTOM General Office 211 W. 25th St. c o |•jgTsy SANFORD, FLA. with tha problem o f automa­ ficiently either way, so fa r cut solution has emerged. t , B U ILD IN G A SPECIALTY Phone 822-5103 DEVELOPERS OJ» RAVENNA PARK AND IDYLLWILDE ^ W £ '9 �DetentionHomeNeed Cited By Housholder FA LSE TEETH April 27. 1965 — P ag* 5 Now MoRy W oop WIMLHMsWscry V7 By Dottle Austin Ry Robert B. Thomas Jr. the "craalest hat," a shampoo The "Get MAYO and set went to Marge Harvey, never looked lovelier thin ihe club president. did i t the fir e well l e i given Marie Owens was awarded a in her honor l u t rh u rid iy by box of chocolates for the "p ret­ officers wive* of the N i v i l tiest" hat and Alice Rough A ir Stitlon i t the BOQ. received a box of stationery Blonde M n . Mayo w n stun- for her "m ost original" crea­ nlngly ittired in i white linen tion. frock which w it enhinced by Guests were Mrs. Joan Gladthe lovely corsage of yellow fetter and Mrs. Margie Jones. and white c irn itio m with Doorprite was won by Mrs. which ihe w n presented. Terry Bramwell. Hostesses A i it hippened, the color were Mary Harden, Rachel scheme of the decontions w n Henke and Carol Jokinin. yellow and while and Mrs. On May Sth. Thirteen wives Msyo with her blonde h ilr have scheduled a picnic at and white frock w in a charm* Lake Golden at 10 a. m. e • e ins compliment to the theme. GRACIOUS • ? * ^ 4 Despite her husband’ s depicture, June will remain until June, then join the Captaln In Norfolk. Nearly 200 officers wives and civilian guests gathered to hon­ or Mrs. Mayo. All were pre­ sented with corsages of glorisoa lilies graciously contribut­ ed from the profuse gardens o f Mrs. A. B. Peterson Sr. Many of the other fresh plants flowers and foliage, which transformed the masculine BOQ into a spring garden, were also contributed by Mrs. Peterson. Serving on the arrangement and decorations committees for the stately affair were Staff Officer's wives, Demarls Farrell, Dee Munday, Jo Malooey, Sybil Dunlcavy, Caro­ lyn Lavender, Pat Mllourn and Jean Ebbert. Food chairmen were Fern Eldridge and Jane Richardson. Betty WUhauck was in charge of reservations. Accenting the long tea table was a centerlece of giant mums in yellow and white. Silver serving dishes were used along with silver cande­ labra bearing white tapers, with silver coffee and tea ser­ vices. Pouring for the tea were wives of squadron command­ ing officers and executive of­ ficers wives aboard the sta­ tion. Assisting were Mrs. Ruth Swanson, wife of the com minding officer and Mrs. Jean Fowler, new "firs t lady’1 o f the Wing. • * ga ^ 0 m V , f . *1 • • G R A Y LADIES are needed to help at the Naval Air Sta­ tion Dispensary. Several members of the RVAH-7 Enlisted Wives Club have already signed up for the six hour orientation course, which is conducted by the American Red Cron. Volunteers from Seven were Mrs. Robert Hendrickson, Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs. Casey Johnson, Mrs. Bruce Vails, Mrs. Jeffrey Widman. Any other N avy wives who would like to volunteer to be Gray Ladiea are asked to con­ tact Mrs. Roy Pounds at 500 Satauma Drive. Call informa­ tion for her phone number. At a recent meeting of the Sevenettea, members bade farewell to Mrs. Robert Hodges and presented her with a silver necklace hung with a ■liver disc bearing the squad­ ron insignia. The Hodges are being transferred to Brunswick, Maine. After the business meeting club m em ben enjoyed a white elephant party under the direction of Mrs. Jack Combe and Mrs. Earl Ward. New members welcomed were Mrs. Dawson McGuffln, Mrs. Stephen Theobald and Mrs. Roald Welch. Special guests were Mrs. Kenneth Enney and Mrs. R. Hendrickson. Hostesses were Mrs. John Paps on and Mrs. Charles Stone. President Edith Pounds an­ nounced that election of o ffi­ cers will be held at the May IMh meeting. • • JUNE • • BACK FROM ATHENS, Greece is Dot ale deGanahl and at a recent steak cook-out of RVAH-9 Officer's Wives, the group spent much time listen log and asking questions, look ing at pictures and souvenirs which Dosate brought back. Joan Greenwood waa pre eented with a silver picture frame as a gift far her new son. James Arthur. Hostess for the evening was Doty Mallcsowaki. • • e CRAZY HATS were the big attraction atthe last meeting of the RVAH-U Enlisted Wives, with members eentrivlng some real "far-out creations." n o difficult taok of judging fen to Mrn. Lois Webster and Mrs. June McClain who that lbs prise lor nole HIGH SCORES for the first VAH-9 Officer's Wives bridge party went to Bobbie Norrington and Jan Sarajian. This was one of Jan's last social parties and she hostess­ ed it at her home. The S irjiant are leaving Friday for Harry's new duty station at Willow Grove, Pa. Guests for the occasion were Pat Hutchison, June Mayo and Shirley Chapman. Next Six bridge will be held in early May at the home of Anne Underwood. • • * • • AN EVENINO OUT waa en­ joyed recently by officer'* wives o f RVAH 5, who dined at the Open Hearth In Mailland. Beforehand, the group met at the home of Betty Kelley where Nick and Peggy Mergo joined them. Nick recently re­ turned from the U.S.S. Rang­ er and brought the wive* new* pictures of their husbands. Attending were Pat Dearolpb, Marie Lewis, Jo Wat­ son, Penny Ouback, Gloria Gehrig, Joanne llersog, Ber­ tie Brough and Ruth Mickeiion. • • FIR ST LAD IE S o f the Snnfortl Navy are nerved at an elaborate tea honoring Mm. June Mayo, held recently. Mrs. Mayo, w ife o f Captain James Mayo, commander o f Reconnaianance Attack W ing One who wan relieved by Captain Richard Fowler today, will depart Sanford nfter the • F A R E W E L L CO FFEE for Barbara Goodmanson w a s held Thursday at the home of Carol Ferrler by m em ben of the RVAH-1 Tlgerettei. Barbara will be leaving soon for Washington. The club pre­ sented the honoree with a pin, aet with her birthston a. At the last business meeting of the club Ana Siecakowskl instructed the group on the art of electric cooking and next month will abow • film on proper lighting la the home. Volunteering to bake for the USO for April were Rhea Cooper and Carole Miller. Barbara Goodmanson and Margaret Reynolds were nam­ ed to the nominating commit­ tee. Ruth Weiss and Carol F er­ rler were appointed as a call­ ing committee to remind mem­ bers about meetings. Hostess­ es were Clois Owens and Elaine Orasl. Next meeting will he bald May 10 at tha ballroom with Susanna Ryryk and Din­ County Children’s Ad­ visory Council Monday even­ ing at the Civic Center waa meat successful. County Judge Karlyle Hous­ holder Imparted some timely Information to the member* and guest*. “ We do not like to put a child In detention but aome time* It become* necessary. However, such has proved most effective in some eases. We need a detention home in this rcunty where we ran provide better care fo r our juvenile delinquents," he said. C. Vernon Mize Jr., former closing o f school here in June. From left are judge, led a question and an­ Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. R. B. Brown, w ife o f the com­ swer period which was most manding officer of VAH -3; Mrs. Fowler and interesting. Mrs. Chandler Swanson, w ife o f the command­ ing officer o f the Naval A ir Station. C. K. McCord, Juvenile coun­ selor, captained to the group (Herald Photo) how the Job Corps will he used in the after-care pro­ gram far hoys and girl* re­ turning frem their respective schools. County Commissioner John Alexander and John Fitzpat­ rick expressed their concern for a detention home and South Semlnoh- Welcome second bridge; Mr*. Gild* tcmiMtmry foster home. They Wagon Club will be repre­ I’ettinati. first canasta; Mr*. informed the group o f the inMarge Ackerman, second ca­ ssed by its president, Mia. nasta, and Mrs. llughy, third Maryann Miles, and Mr*. Me­ canasta. lanie Stewart at a meeting to be held from 9:30 until 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the County Agricultural Center, Highway 17-92 aouth of San­ ford, to consider organisa­ tion o f a County Extension Mist Daria Faber o f En­ Ton eati now apply by mall, di­ Home Economic Committee. terprise has received an rect to tha Home Offlea, for » L etter o f invitation from award from Orange City Ufa Insurance Policy providing Miss M yrtle Wilson, home C h a p t e r . American Red 12000 or 91000 guarantaed-rata demonstration agent, to par­ Cross, In recognition o f serv­ lifetime protection- Application ticipate In this new group and rates mailed to you without ices to the chapter over the waa read at the club’s April obligation. No agent will call. past 25 years. meeting held at Creighton's Taar out thia ad and This citation will be dis­ mail today with your Restaurant in Winter Park played along with tha one asms, addrass, alp Mall. aeda and yaar a f Announcement was made the received from President birth 4a Great Lake* Insuranca that the club will hnve a cov­ Harry S. Truman for many Co., Elgin. I1L 90133. D ip t. hours spent sewing and knit­ ered dish luncheon t h i s iHi!)677t* Thursday at the Maitland ting during World Wur II. Civic Center. Plana were discussed for the club's fifth birthday an­ niversary luncheon w h i r h will take plare at the May 27 meeting to he held at Mount Vernon Lodge In Win­ ter I’ark with all past presi­ dents and former members Invited to attend as special guests for the occasion. New members welcomed at the meeting were Mra. Ber­ nice O'Heame, Mr*. Dorothy Huntzinger and Mra. Mary I-ou Johnson. Guests were Mrs. Tillle Rhodes, Mrs. Ethel Seely, Mrs. Nan Peterson, Mrs. Hilda VanDeinae, Mr*. Edns Leonard, Mra. An­ ita VanDuaon, Mra. Dorothy Eowker, Mra. Grace Newell. Mr*. Sally Smith, Mrs. Joyce Wetheringtnn, Mra. Norma Rugby, Mra. Terry Irwin and Mrs. Haset Rapp. Door prise* was won by Mra. Hannah Michael. W in­ ners at cards were Mrs. See­ ly, first bridge; Mrs. Miles, Welcome Wagon Club Invited To Take Part On Committee • CHAM PAGNE BRUNCH waa given recently for Billie Taft, wife of the commanding offi­ cer of RVAH-1, by the One Officer's Wive*. The Taft* will voon be leaving for Norfolk where Cdr. Taft will assume his new duties. Change o f command ceremonies are scheduled for April 30 with Cdr. V. G. Matula taking over. The affair was held at the Tradewinds Cafeteria where tables in the club room were covered with a profusion of roses, tulips, violets, carna­ tions, daffodils and mums. At the head table a huge flo­ ral piece contained all the dif­ ferent kind* of flower*. Using "flo w e rs " as t h e theme, Lorraine William* dl»played her creative ability by writing a ahort poem about the meaning of each flower and comparing them with the spe­ cial personal qualities of the honoree. » Reading the poem* were Barbara Barnea, Gwen Gil­ more, Kay Recknor, Holly Bell, Mary Ann Obusek and Shirley LaRocca. Ann Matula, wife of the ex­ ecutive officer, presented Bil­ lie Taft with a beautiful silver casserole In behalf o f the squadron officer's wive*. Special gueits for the occaiion were June Mayo, Jean Fowler, Ginger Tuttle, Berta Conn, Irene O'Hara, Jane Moore, Betty Barger, " E l " Germain, Kitty O'Gara. Mary Durant. Donlca Brown. Dee Munday. Pat Dearolph, Shirley Youngblade. Sue Kennedy, Kay Bartholomew, Dody Mallciowski, Lou McDonald, J o a n Mlxe, Arlys Chapdelalne and Beta Ryan. Acquainted ner" sponsored by the Semi­ Red Cross Unit Presents Award MRS. JESSIE T A F T , wife o f the commanding officer o f RVAH-1 was feted with a farewell champagne brunch recently by officer’s wives o f her squadron. Mrs. Tuft, (righ t) wus presented with a silvet casserole by Mrs. Vincent Matula, w ife o f the squadron executive officer, who will relieve Cdr. T a ft April 30. Funeral Funds ForPeopleAges 39 to 79 adequate tax structure in this county which makes it d iffi­ cult to furnish such a facility. Certain adjustment! must be made brfere a detention home can be accomplished. Bat. talk, lauah or sneeae without fu r of Insecure false teeth Uropplni. tllppln* or wobbUBS. rASTXXTB holds plates ftrmrr and more com­ fortably. This pleasant powder baa ne tummy, aooey. pasty taste or feellM. Doesn't cause nsusee. It s alkaline I non-acid I . Checks “ plate odor“ ultnturt brt*Ui). O ft F A a i i i l H at drug couniin tTtrywhtrt. New W ay Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair HOUSTON. 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Many condition! can causa hair loss. No matter which m e is causing your hair loss, if you wait until you are slick bald and your hair root* are dead, you are beyond help. So, if you still have any hair on top o f your head, and would like to stop your hair lot* and grow mere hair . . . now is the time to do something alMiut it before It's too late. Loetch Laboratory Consult­ ants, Inc., will supply you with treatment fo r 32 days, at their risk, If they believe the treatment will help you. Juat send them the Informa­ tion Hated below. A ll inquiries are answered confidentially, bv mail and witheut obliga­ tion. Ade. NO OBLIGATION COUPON To: Loesch Laboratory Consultant*. Inc. Dept. FL-27, Box flflOOl, 3311 W est Main St. Houston, Texas 77009 I am tubmilling the following information with the under­ standing that it will be kept strictly conAdential and that I am under no obligation whatsoever. I now have or have had the following conditions: Do you have dandruff?______Is it dry?------- or oily? Does your scalp have pimples or other Irritation*? . ■Doe* your forehead become oily or greasy?----------------------Does your scalp itch?-------------------When? How long has your hair been thinning?. Do you still have hair?___or fuss?— on lop o f your heed. How long it it?----------- 1* H dry?----------- Is it oily?----------Attach any other information you fat! may be helpful. NAME-------------ADDRF.SS STATE----------------------------------- C ITY TRAILWAY5 BRINGS YOU Faster and More No-Change SPRING H ATS worn at a recent meeting o f RVAH-13 Enlisted Wives were all original crea­ tions. From left are Marge Hurvey with the "craziest;" Alice Rough with the "most ori­ ginal" and Marie Owens with "the prettiest." Weiss as hostesses. be held in May was discussed, with further plans to be an TH E IM PORTANCE of time nounred later. Neat business was stressed and Dr. and Mrs. meeting Is May IB at I p. m. Thomaa Largen who spoke and showed a cancer film at DRAGON LADIES of VAH-3 the recent meeting of the CPO and their families are terming Wives Club. their recent boating trip, "a During the question and an­ great au cceii." swer period that followed the There were 21 fortunate per film, Dr. Largen stressed the sons who enjoyed the scenie importance of regular medi­ boat cruise through the "V e n ­ cal examination* m order that ice of A m erica," departing early detection of cancer can from the Winter Park dock on save more lives. a recent Saturday. Mrs. Largen told the club Most of Ihe group agreed that the local cancer aocictv that the trip through the can­ unit urgently needs old linens als reminded them of a "ju n ­ to l e used for making dispos­ gle scene" because of the able bandagei which are giv­ stately trees which lined the en to any cancer patient who banks. request* them. She also asked As the cruise boat entered that anyone knowing of a per­ each of the three lakes, the ron needing assistance have group caught their breath at them get in touch with the the beauty of the magnificent local unit representative. estates surrounding the lake, The unit also has hospital in their lush setting of spac­ b td i, wheel chairs, bed pans ious lawns and gardens. and other lick room supplies Gardenias, jasmine, roses, available in their loan closet inapdragona and many other at no charge. flowera. mong the green tolGuests of the club were iage and shrub* presented a Mr*. Lee Elgin, Mr*. Dorothy picturesque scene at the boat Crocker aod Mrs. Martha Oi- cruised slowly around the bum. lakes. The club Is planning a Mo­ After the boat trip, the ther's Day picnic at Lake Gol­ group met back at Lake Gol­ den on the afternoon of May den to wind up the day with 9th. Terry Fay and Gloria a picnic, talking about the Simpson were named to the trip and becoming better ac­ committee to make arrange­ quainted with other squadron ments. families. A feast of hamburg­ A coffee and fashion show to ers and hot dogs, sunshine and • • • Bi a Ittk dwBth! Orhra an axcitiag I '65 DODGE DART g *k rfJ K E ^ I io iu i SEM INO LE C O U N TY MOTORS, INC. 1991 W B 8 T 1st S T R E E T SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A Service Daily for NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND water helped eitabllsh a friendly and relaxing atmos­ phere. Next meeting of the Dragon Ladies is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. at the Navy Wives meet­ ing room on May 31. All mem­ bers an- urged to be present for Ihe ejection of officers. NEW! Famous "Silver Eagles" Pictured below, Thru to New York City Daily NEW! 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Church Street, DeBary Ml Id rad Nanay Mary NEW HAVEN - HARTFORD TRMHWMTS. £ m /m / tr*yJoa%Mftk �Miss Arnette Graduation Party Honors Seniors By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Tha B evltr Road horns of Mrs. Benny Austin was the aeene Saturday o f a gradua­ tion party fo r two Seminole High echool seniors, with a pirated skirt and round neckline. Her accessor­ ies were white. Sharon, daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. N. C. Booth also looked dainty in a red and white hlouson effect dress with white accessories. Serving as floating hos­ tesses were Mrs. B. H. Stone, 51rs. Lewis Barley, Mr*. Lee Swartx and Mis* Bonnie Aus­ Mlta Tha attractive Austin home, which was opened ensuito for the occasion, was gaily decoratad with spring flowers. Tha \ y 'V- J1 .. i j ' ! .ig - ^ j J] >1 r . Jim MRS. nENNY AU STIN , right was hostess recently to a tea at her Bevicr Rond home feting Miss Shurun Booth and Miss Betty Turner, members of the '65 grnduiitlim class o f Seminole High School, From the left nre Mrs, N. C. Booth and her daughter, Sharon, and Mlsa Turner and her mother, Mrs. R. J. Turner. Miss Lovell. Dr. R.N. Winsa Exchange Vows O f Marriage READYTOROLL night and day with Southern Air air conditioning & heating service Mr. and Mrs. W a l t e r Strange, who have been ■pending tha summer at their boms in Toledo, Ohio, are spending a couple o f weeks Southern Air STOP B Y OK C A L L — 322-8321 E X P E R T S E R V IC IN G 2111 PARK DK. ^HANFORD, FLA. Bridal Shower Monthly Social Mr*. Mrs. I * N. Trued was ho*, te n at her Loch Arbor home to Bear Lake Garden Circle T o Install Officers In May By Maryann Miles Election of officers was conducled by the Besr Lake Garden Circle at the April mretlng held at the home of Mrs. Clyde Jones, Cecilia Drive, Bear Lake. Installed ul the May meet ing will be Mrs. Richard Os trinder. chairman; Mrs. V er­ non Herrington, co-chairman; Mrs. Vernon Cleaves, first vice president; Mr*. Jones, second vice president; Mrs. Allen Forward, recording sec­ retary; Mrs. Richard Scott, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Albert Jarohs, treasur­ Mary F. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. W rigt are spending several days i Jacksonville with thsir daugl ter and aun-ln-law, Mr. an 51r*. T. Z. Cason. The co-hostenei were Gunter, Campbell event winning Mrs. and Mrs, was ■ tacky the prise fo r the belt coitume. Gamei delicious were played with refreshments of fruit punch, open faced sand­ wiches, nuts and mlnta serv* rd the Mmes. Ingrid Lang, Mosiie Bateman, Hatel Gillion, Iona Tanner, Thelma Brewer, Ethel Williams, Bert Howland, Maude Humphrey, Beulah Thornton, E u n i e • Turner and Orrie Walker. SENIOR CH EERLEADERS at Seminole High School were feted with a Ijncheon nt Jim Spencer's Restaurant, Saturday, by members o f the A and B Corps. Miss Betty Wiggins, second from left, back row is a junior, but is moving to Cocoa after school is out. From left (seated) are CoCaptain Susan Plercy and Captain Bonnie Caolo. Standing are Carol Torres, Betty Wiggins, Linda Spencer and Diane Powell. (Herald Photo) Altamonte Springs Personals Women O f Lake M ary Feted S lick A t Come-As-You-Are Coffee juice, brownies, doughnut* By France* Wester A come-as-you-are morning and coffee were served while approaching marriage of their .Mon. coffee to honor two guests daughter, 5llia Susan Estclla The birde-clcct was born in was held on April 20th at Doylestown, Pa., and it a the home o f Mrs. Rslph member of the 1965 gradua­ (Lauretta) Williams in Lake tion class of Seminole High 5Iary. Mrs. Flora (Aunt Florrie) School, where the Is in the Hennessy, who recently mov­ Glee Club. Her fiance was bom in Cut ed into her new home, was Bank, was graduated from one special guest. The sur­ Idgh school (here and is pre­ prise social gel together was sently serving a tour of duty planned as a friendly geiture with the United States Navy, for her. She was also pre­ stationed at Sanford Naval tented with a beautiful potted croton. A ir Station. The other guest o f honor Complete wedding details v.ill be announced at a later was Mrs. Claire Evans O’Con­ nor, and her two daughters, date. Claire B. and 5llssy, from The Salvation Arm y o ffic ­ Forest Hill*, Long Island, ially "Invodcd" tha United who are visiting with her States on March 10, 1880, mother, Mr*. Frank (C laire) when Commltiloncr George Evans. Sh» was presented a Scott Bailton and seven "la s­ bowl o f cut flowers grown by sies" disembarked at Battery Laurstte, the hottest, MISS SUSAN SLACK of orange Park, N ew York City. ! ttifreihmenta the women enjoyed visiting with old friends and meeting new ones. Other guests a t t e n d i n g were Curtis (Lenora) Green, Sirs. Roger Mrs. (Ph yllis) Crocker, and daughter, Candl, Mrs. A . E. (V irg ie ) Crocker, Mr*. Einar C. (Annu) Turn­ ing, Mra. Janies M. (Isabelle) Thompson. 5Ir*. Betty Free­ man, Mrs. Richard (Bessie) Beebe, Mrs. Mary Alexander and Mrs. Harry E. (Mildred) Sandusky. Also Pugh, Mrs. Mrs. Eith, Mr*. Harvey Joseph W. C. (L o is) (Lena) (M axine) Hopkins, Mrs. F. E. (Mildred) Donaldson, ter, and Beleuds, granddaugh­ Mrs. Emma Bashara, Mrs. P. D. (V ir ­ ginia Anderson, Mrs. Ruby Linden, Mrs. Rowland (Ruth) Goble, Mrs. Ada Hamlx-rgcr uml Mrs. John (M argaret) Ulmer. Also Mrs. Richard (M ar­ tha) Riley, Mrs. Ruby SJnblom, Mrs. elltty Burley, and lom, Mra. Batty Barley, and Anglia, Mrs. LuVera Harri­ son, Mrs. Maria Lows and Mrs. Charles (K a y ) Eastman. The Salvation Army o ffic­ er devotes his full tlma ta tha religious and social welfare ministry o f the Army. By Julia Bar to* Mr*. Hilda Canon o f Kane, Ta., current houiegucat o f her brotlier-in-luw and lister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Koike of Winter Pork, recently en­ tertained friends at a lunch­ eon at Jordan Marsh. Attend­ ing were M ill Florence Ross, ulio visiting from Kant, Mrs, Koike, and Mrs. Otto Sartos or Dot Bay Manor. Mrs. Carson and Miss Boss will return to their home city in two weeks. Social News Regulations The Herald welcomes alt social naws with ths fo l­ lowing regulations etlabllshsd: 1— Photograph and covcrags re(]Utits should be made three daya prior to event. Engagement a n d wedding forma ara avail­ able to bo accompanied by photo four days before announcement, i 3— News may be sub­ mitted at office, via iftnil or phone fo r abort notices. Typewritten account! in tower ease double apaccd are expedited more quick­ ly. Name* ahould be print­ ed in nmnuaerlpt reports. 4— Personal black and whita photo* and negative! are acceptable. G— Photos mads by Her­ ald s ta ff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal coat. Doris Williams Society Editor 822-5011—C ity j 425-5938— County MISS SUZIE SNIDER, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snider o f Oaklinven Drive, Forest City, celebrated her 10th birthday. April 9, 19C5 with n fentivo lawn party At her home. Among the purty guest* were the Five Esquire*, front row left to right, Gary Jewel, Mike Stebick, Punny Grooves, Rick Mendez and Kenneth Dunn. Second row from the left are Linda Coble, Cindy Coble, Joan Blair, Knthy Corbett and Grade Chriatianaen. Top row from the left are Lindu McPherson, Sandy Smith, Suzie Snider, honoree, Linda Ucynolda and Jean Blair. Intimate lovelies for Mother... by the nioRt important name in lingerie . a grout selection o f sleepwear and alip-wear — designed to pamper her love o f “ pretty things." GOWNS. PEIGNOIRS, SLIPS, PAJAM AS and P A N T IE S . . . pleasantly priced from • 500 Watt Brilliance • Built-In Preview Screen UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED REG. LIST PRICE <76.95 NO TRADES Accredited Chart# Accooat* W t k t a id • O p *« Friday Evening* with Self-Contained Carrying Caw • Spill-Proof, Jam-Proof Tray Holds up to 60 Slides AT THIS PRICE 112 8. l'A R K A V E . of party with Mrs. Ethel Moore 3 ONLY KADER JEW ELERS social Ludle Dudley. 91.65 SILVEKI'LATB BY — INTERNATIONAL si Evelyn Maxine Time and place for the in stallatlon luncheon will be an nounecd. Program speaker for the evening was Mrs. James An rrum who spoke on growing Dutch amaryllis and display rd a number of specimen plants. Guests for the meeting were Mrs. Carl Spencrr, Mrs. Wil liain Spencer, Mrs. Joseph Podolski, and Mrs. Nan Gil lies. Mrs. C. L. Brunk, outgoing president, will represent the circle at the 39th annual stale convention to be held Wctlnc* day and Thursday of this I week in Tampa. prise. monthly silting er. at Ihelr home here In Enter­ the Wcklwa Lodge No. 870. A i- and Slack, to Edward Lee SterrlKenneth E. Slack of Sanford her, son of Mr. and Mrs. War* announce the engagement and len II. Kapp o f Cut Bank, rln Jr., Mr*. George Kelsey, Mrs. C lio Leinhart, Mr*. Doru Kelsey, Mrs. George Mean* and Mrs. Charles Leo Sr. Mrs. L. N. Trued Hostess T o Lodge Miss Slack To W ed Oviedo Club Tours Busch Gardens Also Mr*. E. M. O lllff, Mrs. I Mr*. Thoms* Hollingsworth, By Evelyn Lundy Leaving early In tha morn­ SI. M. Estes, Mrs. W. II. Mr*. W. P. Carter, Mr*. H. It. ing on a chartered bus, thir­ Greene, Mr*. Sonny Priest, Spencer, Mr*. George Jukulity-two member* and guests o f the Oviedo Garden Club spent a delightful day touring the famed Busch Gardens In Tampa recently. They went first through the buildings and saw the Inter­ esting process by which beer Is mads. They then toured tha gardens and saw many exotic birds from every part of the world. Perhaps the most In­ teresting bird seen was a glamorous snow white pea­ cock, who seemed to be preen­ ing fo r the camera bugs. A small train carried tbu people over to thu Swiss Chalet, when) a delightful lunch enjoyed. From the open patio, one rould aee many atdmula native to A frica: xehrtis, camels, g ir ­ affes, clrphunla, ostrirha uml many others. Going bark to the gardens, a most Interesting parm tl show was watched by every­ one. Garden Club members mak­ ing the trip were: Mr*. J. It. OVIKDO GARDEN CLUB member* recently cnBattle, Mrs. It. F. King, Mrs. joyed a Hcenlc trip to the beautiful Bunch Gar­ T. II. Ityan, Mr*. John Riden­ den* in Tnmpn. Pictured from tho left aro C. G. our, Mrs. C. B. t.’lonts, Mrs. Burri*. driver o f thu chartered bit*, Mr*. A. II. A . II. Huy, Miss Ruth DavidHay and Mr*. Charlc* Niblack, chairmen. ■an, Mrs. Lynn Mosier, and Mrs. John Lundy. Guests were: Mis. Jim Mlrhael, Mrs. Jack Bratton, Mrs. John Evans, Mr*. II. F. Wheeler Sr., Mrs. Itoxio Evans, Mrs. Young Harris, Mrs. It. W. Estes, Mrs. B. (i, Smith, M i*. Ilurlmia Ward, Mr. William Vail Lovell o f ences, and Dr. Wisan is A s­ and Mis. Thomas Fuller. Faufoid announce! the mar­ sistant Professor of Philo*, riage o f his daughter, Luna opliy and Humanities. Tha coupl* will bs at horn* Winifred, on Fiidny April 23, In June at 3o5 N. h. ttth at itaint'svlllc, til Dr. B illi­ Sleet, Gainesville. ard Norms ii Wisan. Dr. Wisan Is tin- son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wisun o f New Vmk City and Westchester County. The bride's mother ny Mrs. Ritchie Harris was the late Lucca Chappell Mrs. Lottie Wade and Mr. Lovell o f Sanford. The former 5] Us Lovell and Mrs. Andrew Wade o f graduated f r o m Seminole Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. High School, She is a gradu­ Clifford Wada o f AHamont* ate o f Ktvtson University and Springs were Sunday guests has lirr Master o f Arts de­ o f Mr. and Mra. J. B. Oviatt. gree from the University of 51ra. Tymia Oviatt accom­ Florida. Dr. Wisan Is a gradual* o f panied her daughter and sonCarlrton College In 5tlnne- in-law, Mr. and 51ra. Clifford cola. He has the degrees o f Hull of AltamonU Springs, to Master o f A rts from Harvard Tallahaste* Thursday fo r tha her grandand Doctor o f Philosophy graduation o f daughtar, Alice Ann Hull fro m Columbia. from the school o f music Wa'ra on call 24 hours a day to MfYtea tha aqulpmsnt we there. Mr*. Oviatt happily re­ u ll. Froe estimates on Instit­ Mr*, calls (id years ago when she utions promptly made, tool in the ircrivrd her first trarhing Department uf Physical S il­ certificate from the aaiue school AuthofiMd Dealer Pag« 8 — April 27, 1965 Vm T) Honor Guest Of honor at a lovely lingerie shower given by Mr*. Mary Dfche* o f 202 Woodmere Boulevard. Co.hoitesses for the show­ er with Mrs. Dyches were Mrs. Leonard K eitt and Mrs. Raymond Bennett. Decorations were o f pastel ptnk and white with the bride-elect seated beneath an umbella decorated with pink and white streamer*. Mrs. Byches served party cup cakes frosted white and dec­ orated with a miniture bride and groom, silver wedding hands and rolling pins. Fruit punch, nuts and after-dinner mint* were alto served to the honoree and guests. (iuests attending were Mr*. John Henry Arnette Jr., mother o f the hrlde-elect, Mrs. I,. A. Gssklns and the Misses Joanne Arnette, Brenda Renton, Faye Hayes, Joy Howell, Marilyn Hendry and Maggie Baker. on Booth. i i. V tn T e rl tin, small daughter o f 5tra. Austin, who presented the gifts to tha honor guests. Around 30 guest* T a ile d Miss Treva Elisabeth Arn­ during the appointed hours of ette, hrlde-elect o f Chester 2 to 4 p. m. Guy Matthews, ws* guest of Batty Tum ar and Mias Shar­ beautiful round dining room table was overlaid with bright blue net over a blue underskirt. Around tha net ware large blue bows from which hung streamers of white flowers. Silver candle holders held blue candles and a large glass punch bowl was placed on one aide, which was sur­ rounded by plates o f petitfours, open faced sandwiches, nuts and potato chips. Sus­ pended from the chandelier over tha table was a hanging b ra n caga from which color­ ful flowers hung. 51r*. Austin presented each girl and their mothers w'th n corsage. The honor guests were glvan a beautiful while lace blouse as a remembranco o f the occasion. Betty, daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. R. J. Turner Jr. looked vary petit* in a dress o f pastel printed crepe made lit New*53* �c BSr (Dsuah CUbby • V DEAR ABD Y: I am a and is part o f the Bible. It Sunday School teacher. One says that the suffering of o f my pupils' mother* told innocent people is some­ mo that a few year* bro thing w*e cannot under­ you had something in your stand. But this much is column in reply to nchildsure; Death is not a pun­ who had lost his baby ishment. It is one life's brother. She said your mysteries. Speak to your your a n s w e r explained minister. Peter. Communi­ death beautifully on a cate with God by praying, child's level. Jf you recall and He will help you ill such a letter, I would up* your search for w isdom and predate your printing It goodnci* and help make again. Thanking you in ad­ your Mommy happy again,’* • • • vance, I am, Sincerely your, DEAR A B B Y : What do LOVES C H ILD REN you do about these Sunday • • • pests who "drop In" unexD EAR LOVES C H IL ­ pectedly and ruin your D REN : I do recall such a plans? My husband and I letter because of the many had a dinner date for Sun­ requests I had from clergy­ day evening when these men requesting permission pests dropped in about S to reprint it In their rhurch o'clock in the afternoon. bulletins. And here it is: My knot-headed husbsnd “ DEAR AB H Y: My Sun­ started playing the per­ day School teacher saya fect host, and he poured that Ood Is everywhere. them one Scotch after an­ Please put this letter In other. Naturally, they stay­ ths paper and maybe he ed and stayed. I was boil­ w ill tee it: ing mad at him, but he re­ 'Dear God: Why did you fused to help me get rid of let my brother die ? When them. ( finally had to go he was hit by the car my into the other room and mother prayed to you to let call the people we had a him live but you wouldn't. date with and beg off. A f­ M y little (mother was only ter pests left it was loo two years old and ho late for us to go anywhere. couldn't have sinned so bad My husband claims it that you had to punish him wasn’t his fault that these that way. Everyone saya people drupped in. I would you are good and ran do like your opinion as to anything you want to do. whose fault it was that You could have saved my our Sunday was ruined. little brothrr but you let S T IL L BOILING him die. You broke my DEAR S T IL L : When unmother's heart. How can l welcome guest* "drop In’* rove you? and you want to discourage a prolonged stay, servo PETER* buttermilk or lemonade. "D E A R PE TER: Your question is one that hna (L e t the kids make it.) Had your huhby hern a lit­ troubled religious men for thousands o f years. One tle more Scotch with the great thinker wrote a hook Scotch, you'd have been about It. It 1* called "JO B " scot-free much earlier. Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Hard lurk Joe dummy's king Assn. rote of with clubs at NO RTH >1 *•83 * AQ * KQ108S3 *K 3 W EST EAST *5 *704 * 108 65 4 3 VK7 ♦ A8 * 8743 *Q652 * A J B jt SOUTH (D> * A K Q J 10 2 * js a trick one. East won with this nee and returned a club to his partner's queen. Now West led a heart and Joe had to try and lose the heart finesse. Since West was sure to make his ace uf diamonds, Joe was down one. * J Joe remarked, "W ell, part­ *1 0 76 ner, my finesses are all North and South vulnerable wrong as usual but this time Sant* West North East wc get a smalt profit. I had *1 * Pats 2 * Pass 150 honors." 2* Pass 4 * F an Fan Pass Joe was eminently correct Opening lead—* 2. about the fact thst both the ace o f clubs and king o f The error occurred at hearts were placed wrong for him. However, ns u»ual, Jo" trick one. Joe should have ahould have made his con­ played the throe o f clubs from dummy! tract. (x)& For Ahliy’s b o o k l e t , “ How To Have A Love­ ly Wedding," tend CO cent* to Abhy, Box (19700, Lot Angeles, Csllf. Assn. preme East would have taken two club trlcka hut never have hrnrt finesse. Joe would had to try the East would have remained un lend and tlie only way to get hit part­ ner In would liuvu been with the ace of diamond* which would have established the diamond suit fo r nil the dis­ cards Joe would ever need. O f course, West might have underled the are o f clubs. In that rase Joe'e play o f the king would have Iren cor­ rect and the play of the three apot would be a loser hut the chance that West would have underled an art againet the strong North-South bidding was far, far lesa than that Joe would find the ara of club* and king o f heart* both in the East hand. Court'a rejection of Maryland's and New York’s dren that it’s almost impos­ sible to trust the sente o f we the room while you're telling fective 10-year-old a friend the dirty Joke your husband brought home from a convention, you suspend the story, don't you? O f course you do. In­ stinctively, you and 1 kerp the dirty joke from the child. Instinctively, we protect him agsinst material which our acxual experience can put in­ to perspective; and which hia lack o f sexual experience can'l cope with. We don't have to think about the righta or wrongs o f refusing to share the dirty atory with him. It is refused him out of our intuitive recoil from vio­ lating hia childhood with atuff that could only burden It with distorted Impression* and confused, possibly wor­ ried, speculations. Yet, we tubmisiively per­ mit children acccta to porno­ graphic movies, magazines, hooks and television pro­ grams. W riting in a recent Issue o f a national magaalne, Dr. Benjamin Spock asks that children be denied access to this stuff by firm er legal protection. He may not get hia wish. In view o f the Su- children against pornography may be Indefinitely deliyed. So, a* usual, it’s back in our Inpi. Ami darn meun it is, too, when we consider the problem o f keeping children children in this tex-ohaetsed society o f nun. Anyway, because it'* back in our laps, I want to elrcat the point contained In nur in­ tuitive recoil from continuing with dirty jokes when chil­ dren enter a room. Unless we In-come consci­ ous o f that intuitive feeling of inappropriateneas, we can't rrspect or Intel It. And we will hclplrtily permit our 10-year-otd to tune to televi­ sion’* Peyton Place nr spend his allowance on dirty mov­ ies. Dr. Spock attributes our tolerance o f children's access to this sleazy stuff to our **permissiveness." I don’t. I ascribe it to the damage done to trust o f our own feelings by those "mom­ mies" and "daddies" o f our* — the child training ’’ex­ perts." So generally have they scorned Ut for anything that goes wrong with chil- 10-year-old entei* legal April 27. 1968 — P*g* 7 protection of when our experience boy pirks up a "g irlie " magaslne In the dentist's office. I remind you o f your in­ stant suspension of dirty T V Time Previews d U q h liq h lA red* hit academic career. w ill be Billy J. Kramer and There’* a complication in th* th* Dakota!, a British in­ form o f hi* brilliant lawyer- strumental group, who ting mother who refuses to ac­ "L ittle Children" and "From cept her eon's shortcoming* A W indow." Red plays an touriat visiting and who is friendly with the American superintendent of schools. th* E iffel Tower in the silent The show deals realistically spot. with a problem often side­ 8:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. H ull­ stepped in real Ilf*. There are abaloo (color) what'a good, good performances by June you ask. Certainly not tha Lockhart and Don Grady as numbers that account fo r this show's popularity. Noot th* lawyer end her son. 7:39-8:30 p.m. ABC- Com­ Harrison (son o f R e x ) Is an and bat. "Beneath th* Ashes." excellent folk singer Hanley fails to tell a private doe* "Barbara A llen." Tha about hie w ife's imminent womenfolk arc a good folk death, and this to disturbs group. H o lt Georg* Hamil­ th* young man, hie lust fo r ton ia a personable chap. But revenge againet Hanley la at* you'll want to catch Wayne TUESDAY P. ML WEDNESDAY P. M. moat fatal. The men find hie Fontana and th* Mlndhend0:03 (|) K i m C on ( ! ) call My atuff behavior baffling, tine* he ers, the Holllea and tha Ron(-parts, W tilh sr IS) I.ove of Ltfs continues to exhibit great •ttes, won't you? (»> News (S) Donne Heed tilts ( t ) News <11 Newtceps Cont. courage, particularly under 8:30-8 p.m. ABC. Me* ■* i t ) CBS S i m — W ittsr 11:10 c> n t list fir*. Chad Everett plays the Hale's N avy. " A ll Ahead— Cronktt* (Si rather Knew* Best guilt-ridden young man e f­ E m pty!" Binghampton has (J) Huntitj-rtrlnklsr ( t ) march for Tomor­ IS) Anusnsuit row fectively. Good war drama, rcaion to he delighted fo r ft 7:00 (t ) Ailvtnlurts In 1'sra- 18:48 ( I ) Ouldthg Light 8:30-0:30 p.m. CBS. The few momenta In thia one: H * dlso 18:81 ( I ) NBC News (It CBS Itspertt 1:99 (9) Ctrl Talk Red Skelton Hour. Freddie •earns to hava stumbled on *31 M-HqUtd S8S Th* Itehui (lame the Freeloader finds a friend to a remote control device tS) Con-Pal I I ’ New*. Ed., w eath er 1:00 ( I I Jn#y Bl.hojt Show 1:11 ( I I Fees* in Fred Gwynn# a* Herman which w ill make McHala and n o (J) ituiubitoo I tie <«) Ae Th* World Tara* 111 a in itls '* Navy 11) Let's Make A Deal Munster o f "Th e Munster*." his buddies expendable. But (SI tied Skelton Freddie end his tramp friends he doesn't count on McHale'a <»? Newsline MO is) The Tycoon 1:88 (l> N ile New* pick an old house fo r a ability to resort to a device • :I 0 ( l ) Petticoat Junction I:#* <i) Password night'* sleep, not knowing o f hie own, a distillery (* ) Peyton rise* ( t ) Moment of Truth (I I T W -I ( I ) Plame In th* Wind Kerman livee there. When which hae a pacifying affect 10:09 ( I I Kutltlt# 1:39 ( t l Art Unklttter they at* him, Freddie ia the on the inventor o f miracle It ) The Doctor* A Sure** IS) Day In Court ( I ) Telephone Ilnur ( I ) Th* Doctors only one who le not scared gadgets. A funny arena finds 11:09 ( t ) *t> |*| Nsws 8:84 (S) ABC News o ff and Herman appreciates Tinker Impersonating a nursa l l : ! l ( t ) Th* Lot* Show l:St ( I ) To Tell the Trutft M :!i (9) Theater ot the Kara (S) Oeneral Hnepliat hia staying. A lto on hand and Girting with a guard. l l : K (3) Tonlaht Itiow (3) Another Wort* 3:31 ( I ) News W E D N E S D A Y A . M1:19 (IV Ton Don't Bay f 1*9 (it man ere ( I ) Th* Edge or Night 4:tS C l Hunehln* Almsnsa (I I Toung Married* m tt> News ft Wetlher 4:40 ( I ) Th* Match OaBl* 1:30 13) Inlro. to Chsmlstry (t Treltmaater ( I ) Barret Storm it ) Kunrlso Semester 1:11 (3) NBC New* till tit T<ider IS) Hunehln* Almsnsc 3:30 (3) Mike Douglas Show 7:11 IS) Wake-up Movies ( I ) Unci* Walt n o (»> Nsws s o* ( i ) Vo*I Bear 7.71 C ) Farm 8l**kel Rspcrl <S> Seahunt No matter whatyou'r* plan­ 7:10 C ) Today 1:11 ( I ) Neweeap* (SI Sport*, Weather, i t ) Mickle Evans ning to point wo here tho New* 7:11 ( I ) Local Hews. Wsstksr right Shorwin-W llliam t* 1:99 (S' Captain Ksngsre* ( I ) Leave It To Beaver point you nood . . . In tho W l t m - T V CIS AW VEI, • « S:S1 C ) Westher • Nsws n o tsi Carloonvlll* W ED NESD AY A. M. loveliest colors you're ever 1:3* Han On (3) Today teen) Wen mix your color 8:00 ( I ) Divorce Court l:tt-S :ll Timeline VT (S) American History choico accurately on our 8:00-»:XS American History 1 :1 1 ( t ) Esercle* (SI Colormoter wtitto you welt t;ie (Si Cnnper Room 1 :1(1. 1:10 (leading 17-1) 8:11-18:13 Ipanteh ( I ) (S) Morning Stnvle 19:99 I t ) Truth nr Cones**)**- 10:10-t8:3n Sptnlth (l> re* 10:43-11:91 Space Age Helene* ( I ) Nsws with Mike W al­ (I) t ills 11:10 Social Bludlse ( I ) lses 19:39 (3) W h in This long 11:11-11:11 Keynolee of Must* (9) I Lev* l.uey (9) I9:lt (3) NIIC News W ED N ESD AY P. M. "Besford'e Moat Complete'* 13:19-11:19 Kaleidoscope (t ) 11:01 It ) Conrentrstlsn ( I ) Andy nf Mayberry 11:31-13:31 Klndtrllmo Sanford 205 E. 25th fit. ( t ) Dec. Ilrld* 13:10-1:11 Quest 1:10-1:49 Esplorlng feteac* l t : l l (3) Jeopardy Phono 322-3464 (S) The MrCoye (I) 1:43-3:18 Quest VTR (71 Price I* Rlaht Nureyev’i "F lo w er F estival" Mo­ Pas D* D eu tj and Robert Preston'* "76 Trombones" ments." (color) This show are ether high points from celebrates th* 25th annlvcryesteryear, Thera la alto a aary of the aeries by repris­ new segment ae pianist C lif­ ing great momenta from ear­ ford Curzoa plays the final of Beethoven's lier show*. The show Is not movements a repeat hut five o f th* tlx "Plano Concerto No. 4 hv G." segments are. Thera are med­ 7:30-8:30 p.ra. NBC. Ur. leys by Maurice Chevalier Novak "One* A Clown." N o ­ and Harry Belafonte. Joan vak faces a problem o f whe­ Sutherland's "mad Scena" ther to flunk or pose a likefrom "H am let" by Thom ai; ablt student whose Jack o f in­ Marla Taltchief and Rudolph dustry and intolllgonco lm10-11 p.m. NBC. Bell Tele- phone Hour "G reat Television Tonight D IN A M E R R IL L is In popular demnnd an n leading woman in the movlen and on TV, And in her own right she was one o f the U. 8. wealthi­ est women when she entered public life. I f you are not happy with your hair color, try the new­ est— "Color Foam " shampoo. While your hair ia damp, spray your aerosol bottle of "Color Foam" on your hair. The foam will change the rotor, so Just select whatever you with. And lie sure to get a new set o f makeup acces­ sories to harmonize with your new hair color. A fascinating hit o f news came across my desk the oth­ er day— a "Culinary Arts Tour" o f European cities. The Jean Berks Travel Service thought this one up. The tour will appeal to devoted ama­ teur gourmets and just any­ body who likes good food. The touring group will tee foods prepared In some of the most famous eating placra In Europe, and there will be a .our o f the famed l<ea Halle* produce market in Paris. This tour will he fun and you can return knowing how to prepare wonderful dishes. Why not prepare a stun­ ning table centerpiece when having a luncheon party? Use a pretty wicker basket, fill It with two shades of tis­ sue paper, deep green and lemun-yellow, then place four big, gorgeous artichokes in the basket with limes and lemona tucked In between. T H E N , after lunch, cook the artichokes fo r dinner, and aerva with mayonnaise "spik­ ed” with paprika, capers, ami slices uf lemon (from the basket.) Surround the arti­ c h o k e ■ with hard-cooked eggs, sliced tomatoes, and By Oswald Jacoby film-censoring procedures, e f­ discomfort I f your . 'J Enterprise V irtll Troubled? W rite to ABBy, Los Angeles, Csllf. For a peraonal reply, en­ close • stamped, self-add ieiicd envelope. • • • J .Ac ix)om m By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper D E AR AB B Y: I never thought I would he writing a letter to you, but my wife always reads your column ■o ] hope you will print my letter. I have a lovely wife and three small daughters, BUT my w ife w e a r s P A N T S seven dsys a week, from the time she gets up until she takes her bath and pula on her PJ.'s. I work In a plant with all men so I see pants all day and 1 would love to see my w ife In a dress when I get home in th* evening, and I hate those pants on Sun­ day, I know pants are nice for cleaning or doing the laundry, but the has so ma­ ny cute dresses 1 wish she would wear them once In a while. Also, I don't be­ lieve It ie a very good ex­ ample fo r those small daughters, ricase print my letter. I hope my w lf* will take the H IN T. Sincerely, MVI DEAR MVI: Why "h in t"? Just tell her thst you don't mind her doing the Isundry or housework in pants If she's more com­ fortable, but when you get home in the evening you would like to see her In a dress because YO U wear the pants at your house. (You do, don’t you?) • • • On(Bhidysi 1B65 Vsnderhilt Cup Winners EtnTerl By Abigail Van Buran crisp bacon. Smart idea? If you belong to a club group o f women, find out what color hair they will be wearing thle new season— and then choose a different color. I attended a luncheon recently where every woman at a table o f ten had just her hair done in an apricot sil­ ver shade. They were all ve­ ry unhappy! Just a footnote: Diogenes (the one we hear at>out with the lantern), the Greek philosopher, used perfume on hia fret because he thought the rising vapor would make hta entire l-ody small sweet! Tomorrow— Career A fte r Forty Ted Williams Hardware Option Pitcher v o t r u lo w ir BOSTON (U P I ) - The BosIon Red Sox Thursday option­ ed southpaw Ed Connolly to Toronto on 21 hour recall. The Boston squad, now clown to 27, must be cut to 24 by May 12. P E R E N N IA L R E L IE F E R BOSTON (U P I) — Relief pitcher Dirk Rsdtr of the Boeton Red Sox has never started a major league game. Jokes when childhood enters MAYTAG GAS DRYER Here’i the greatest time­ saving* work-saving, money* saving blwied event sine* the invention of tha wash­ ing machinal MODCl D 0 102 SAFETY D$0R— Opom wide lor wfparfrioa p o p i1 ep s n s d -rtiw x oily whoa door It dosed. "HALO OP MEAT"— COMPLETELY FLEXIBLE CONTROLS — Wormed sir completely tom rounds sloikos. Fmt, avow < 1 ** “ — the room. We now need re­ spect for the feeling that sus­ pends it. THREE-WAY BUST PROTECTION — od wMv sloe. Bork Sent Down 1' HALO OP HEAT Name Captain NEW YORK (U P I) - Bob McIntyre, who helped St. John's to victories in the Hol­ iday Festival and N IT last season, has been named cap­ tain of the 19*S-M Red men basketball team. f ir st s i * fottlnpi lor ovary fabric every decree of drying. AUTOMATIC BURNER — a hts •vlemotkefiy . . . shots . 1whoa power is Intemrptedl PITTSBURGH (U P !) — The Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday optioned relief pitcher Frank Bork to the Columbus Jets on 24-hour recatl. The 24-year-old lefthander had not appeared in any games with the Pirates this season. EASIEST TERMS EVER! *10 Down, PAYMENTS ONLY 82 *hrWeeM TOMORROW ft, THURS. Prka Includes ImtoHotion with up to 15 fast of got linn. Before Eve there wee evil-and her name wee lilMM Na mm* lifting and lugging on wash* days. . . an more waiting around on wiod or rsla. . . no exposure to lightning and thunder. *. laundry stayi on sched­ ule ovtry tints . . . and gas dryera dry twice as foot as competitive types for half Use cast* • • seeurs perfect result! ovsiy Mae • # • another triumph for be*tor Hrfag with goal •as sum# S TR IC TLY FOR 1^1 •' v » « v ( t i r v ’ l 'J H I Ut - I N LA S T 3 DAYS W all D bM y'a M AR Y PO PPINS in Technicolor A T 3:11 • 4 M 7.21 . IJS . W IN N E R OF 5 A C A D E M Y A W AR D S COM! IN, OR Tam ONI AND OUR RflPRUWTATIVI WILL CALL! THI A lH f show las Taalla A U ll.T e o m tE Y O N D THE M AINS* Bban* (H tee • » lat Hate t iM “ KISS WK, I T I n i l * HIM XUYAk 1*1aa a I isn a mm\y * t h k K iix c a a * U * M ania — r .U r SEE OUR COLOR AD A T 1:88 - S i M - I M 7:88 - 8 * 8 I R lt r IN THE W E D N E SD A Y 'S SANFORD H ER ALD Bottled Gas boekad by FPU's full focUMss and strvicol �Vht # n (« r ft R rralfc P ag* 8 — April 27, 1966 Indoor Play Does Something For Astros By Joe Gorge* UPI 8porta Writer The Houaton Aatroo a rt feat becoming the beat Indoor beaaball teem in the United Btates. Strang* things have happening to Houston bell players over alneo the teem moved Into IU glittering |81.6 million Astrodome this Bee­ son and the strangest thing of ell Is that the Aatroo now havo won five National Lea­ gue games In a row. While it la a littlo early to classify the Astroe as penpant contenders, tho once forlorn Houston club, which never has finished higher than eighth In Its three pre­ vious seasons, la solidly en­ trenched In fourth place and boasts two Individual major league statistical leaders. The latest player to be In­ spired by tho magnificence o f the Texas palace la a young righthander named Dava Glustl (Just-ee), who In two previous seasons with the N L club won exactly two games. A ll the 25-year-old Hyracue University alumnus has done this year la compile a 8-0 record In four appear­ ances to tie him with Sammy Ellis o f Cincinnati fo r the best record among big league hurlers. Giustl'a latest effort, a superb 2-0 shutout o f the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday night, provided the Astros with a sweep o f their fourgame weekend series with the Bues and boosted their rec­ ord to a highly creditable 7-6, including four wins In five decisions under the dome. Pittsburgh managed only four scattered singles o ff Glustl, who earned his first s u itin g assignment since 11*62 with some flashy relief work laet week, and threaten­ ed only once In the game when a single and two Hous­ ton errors loaded the bases In the third. Glustl promptly fanned W illie S U rgell fo r one of his nine strike ouU to ease out o f the jam. In his four appearances this year, Glustl has allowed a toU l o f five hits and a single run In 14 1-3 innings, walked one and struck out 13. Ills first victory occurred on April 21 against Philadelphia and s u ite d the Astros on their Sandy ing lifted fo r a pinch hltU r victories have come Koufax his first deefat In the within the space o f six days. only other National League ler breesed through the next current win streak, and his ers An afternoon game be­ tween Civitaa and Elks was rained nut and will be play­ ed Wednesday afternoon at Pinehurst Park at 4:30. In Little League games, N avy came from behind three times In outscoring Florida State, 13-11. Hcott Harris struck out eleven In receiving credit for the win, after coming on in the second In­ ning In relief. Harris, with a double and two singles; l.ewla Dowdy with three sin- Hartack To Ride Bold Lad In Today's Trial For Derby LO U IS V ILLE , K y. (U P I ) — Controversial jockey Bill JU D Y SM ITH accept* trophy from Frank Mor­ llartack gets to rlda problemris, president o f Seminole Timing Assn., after horse Bold Lad fo r ths first winning Powder P u ff event In Saturday's drag time today In the Derby trial races at Osceola Drag Strip. In lower photo, at Churchill Downs and tha Butch Cnssubo, right, secretary o f 8TA, pre­ result could affect the out­ sents trophy to Doug Patterson, Daytonu Beach, come o f Saturday's Kantucky mlddlo stock climinutor. (Yarborough Photos) Derby. Bold Lad, tha Juvenllt champion o f 1964, rules aa a heavy favorite to outdistance six rival* In tha mite trial although h* finished third his last time out In Uit Wood Don Chussonnner’i AA/Fu cl.lno owned by Ted Denney of Memorial at Aqueduct. How­ ever, tha 8-year-old ton o f Dragster, driven by Brownie Orlando. Criss ol Orlnmlo, really put Bob Klallonl of Cocos to o k l11011* Kuler »UU must prove on a good show Saturday night Top block Eliminator in his Its has ovireom e all offsets si the Osceola Drag Strip. AA/SA 420 Wcdgchrad P ly­ r f a popped aptlnt that cur­ 7 ho crowd o f more Ilian 1,500 mouth. tailed hie training schadula u j s thrilled as It tried to sec Ollier eliminators were: Lit­ earlier this ytar. t. rough the smoko screen put tle Stock Eliminator I/S Eu­ Darby Dan Farm’s Bugler, up by the dragster as it turn­ gene Kerr, Ocoee; street upest winner over Lucky Deb­ ed In the middle S’a. eliminator, A/SP, W. II. onair In tha forerunner at There wero approximately Wight, Sanford; mlddlo elim ­ Kceneland April •*, la tha only 25 cars entered in the "P o w ­ inator, 11/MSP, John Kawcll, other colt given a good der P u ff" event. Mrs. Michael Orlando; little eliminator, Cl chanra to knock o ff Bold Lad (Ju dy) Smith took homo the U Dennis Meredith, Titusville. today. Also entered are Aptrophy as she won over Pa­ tricia Johnson of Leesburg In her ‘04 E/S Chevy. Mrs. Smith, o f Sanford, was driv­ ing a ‘59 ll/SA Chevy E l Cain- Criss Pilots Chussononer's Auto In Thrilling Show During Drags Willie Pep Out To Prove Adage: Boxers Fade Away, Don't Die City League Standings I.ITTLF. N A T IO N A L W . IChase ........................... * 1 Locomotive Kngra. ...... 3 1 F irst Federal ............... 2 2 Hunt Llnraln-Mereury . 2 2 Quality Mobile llurm-a . 0 5 Game Today: Hunt va Locomotive 4:30 Ray Ave. Pork L IT T L E A M E R IC A N W. L. Georges .........— -------- 3 1 Kuufiild Atlantic . . . . . . . . 2 2 Strirklaiid-Mnrrisun ...... 2 2 Florida State ................ 2 3 N avy ..........................- 2 l Game Today: Hanford Atlan­ tic va Gcorgci 4:30 Ft. Mellon Pork JU N IO R LE AG U E W. I___ 3 Itntary Civilan ...... CPU --------Klwanla . . . Klko .........— ............... 1 2 Shrine ...........— . — ... 1 -I Gama Today: rumpletion of Kiwanls-CIvltan tie game from A p ril 23. 4:30 pinehurst Park C IT Y LE A G U E W. I Kings wood . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Kilowatts ---------------- - 3 1 Leroy Robb Constr’n . 3 1 Panning Lumbar . . . . . 3 1 Chick n' Treat ----- ---- 2 3 Chase . . . ______________ 1 4 USD ------ ---------------- 0 6 Gamt'S Tonight: Leroy Robb va Chick n‘ Treat (7:80), Chase va Kilowatts (8:45). Uoth games Pinehurst Park CH U RCH U U O U R W . L. K . o f C . ............... - — I 0 Church a f God o f P. . . 1 1 Congregational -------— f 2 Pinecrest Assembly . . . 0 8 Games Tonight: (7:80) Con­ gregational vs K. o f C., * (8:45) Church o f God o f P . VS Pinecrest Assembly. P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P f ) — aftar a six years la yoff Mon­ "Boxers never die; they just day night whsn hs won a un­ fade uwoy." They were tho word* of former featherweight cham­ pion Willie Pep, who la out to prove them. " I expert to fight for four or five yrara if my legs will bold up," the 42-ycnr-old box­ er just turned 30, said. "However, us soon as 1 feel (bey don’ t, I hope to remain in boxing In some capacity because this is tny first love." Wiley Willie scored hi* seeend victory in a comeback Due In Boston NEW YORK (U P I ) — Heavyweight ihnmpion Cas­ sius Clay and challenger Son­ ny Liston both will arrive in Boston this weekend to com­ plete training fur their Muy 20 title fight ut Boston Garden. (May will arrive from Miami via hi* private bua w hllu Liston will fly from Denver. Wilt Wilts P H IL A D E L P H IA ( U P I ) — Philadelphia 76er atar W ilt Chamberlain entered Tempts University Hospital Monday fo r tesla almsd at pinpoint­ ing the causa o f bla pancreas disorder, which had been Itolhering hint during most o f the basketball season. Awards Given MONTREAL (U F I)- D * - troit renter Norm Ullman Monday was a amad tha out­ standing playar la tha N a­ tional Hockey League aad Red W in g Caack M Abel waa named tha top coach ,la the 16th annual top porfonaanco awards o f the Hockey News. animous sls-round decision pie Core, One Afternoon, Carpi-nter’s Rule, Leonine and A t First Blush. Hartack, winner o f the Kentucky Derby four times in six attempts, appeared out o f America's premier rare this year until Braullo Raexa took tho mount on Bugler and Manuel Y cata chose to accept Hall T o A ll. Hartack, whosa career has been spotted by verbal brawla with racing personalities, needs Just one mora victory to equal ths alltime Derby record o f five held by the retired Eddie Arcare. Standings N A T IO N A L L E A G U E W . L. PcL G il 8 3 .667 Chicago Los Angeles 7 4 .036 6 4 .600 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 6 8 .545 1 Houston 7 6 .538 1 New York 6 7 .402 2 Pittsburgh 6 7 .417 24 6 7 .417 24 San. Fran. Milwaukee 8 8 .875 24 SL Louis 3 6 .333 3 Monday's Results Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 4 Loa Angeles 3 Only games scheduled Today’s Games Chicago at Cincinnati (N ) St. Louis at Milwaukee (N ) New York at Houston (N ) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (N ) Philadelphia at San Francisco (N ) A M E R IC A N L E A G U R W. L. Pet. Gil Minnesota 8 2 .750 Chicago 7 8 .700 Detroit 6 8 .667 4 Boston 6 8 .025 Cleveland 4 3 .871 New York 5 6 .455 24 Baltimore 4 8 .414 24 Los Angelas 4 8 .400 3 Washington 3 8 .273 4 4 Kansas City 2 7 .222 44 Monday's Games N o games scheduled Today's Games Kansas City at N ew York Boston at Chicago ( N ) Los Angelas at Detroit ( N ) Minnesota at Cleveland (N ) Washington at Baltimore ( N ) over Jackie Lennon o f Phil­ adelphia. Pep, who at 1874 out­ weighed hla opponent by 2 4 pounds, took all six reunda aa ha gave Lenno a thorough boxing leason. Scoring almost at w ill with both hands to tha head and occasional shots to tha body, Pap had hla oppon­ ent In trouble In the fifth and sixth and nearly knock­ ed him out. It waa Pep’s 222nd victory, compared to only 10 losses and a draw. Holly Mima, 162, a 87-yearold veteran from Washington, alsu used hla esperiance and sharp punching to score a unanimous eight-round deci­ sion over Ika White, 168, Philadelphia, In another bout. Von Clay, 182, Philadelphia, ■cored a technical knockout over Clarence Floyd, 178, New York, at 68 seconds o f the second round of the bout billed as tha mala event. R ef­ DANCER eree Zack Clayton halted the H IA LE A H (U P I) - Northern figh t after Floyd, who suffer­ ed an eye cut in the opening Dancer was the sixth hors# to round, waa floored fo r a win tha Kentucky Derby after count o f eight. winning tha Flamingo Stakes. 1 14 handed three In the sixth Inning. Bob M il­ in the major league home run game. A ll 10 American Lea­ two innings but Ron Per* ranoski, pitching the ninth, gue Uams were Idle. derby with four round-trip­ pers, knocked in one run to raise his RBI toU l to nine, third best in the senior cir­ cuit, and Bob AspromonU drove home the other with one of his two safeties o ff Bob Friend, who allowed only six hiU In absorbing his first loss a fter two wins. The Philadelphia Thlllles edged the Los Angeles Dodg­ Johnny Callison g r e e t e d Koufax, making his third sU rt o f the season after only three days rest, with a 400foot homer in the first Inning in which the Phils piled up three runs on four hlu, in­ cluding a double by Dick Stu­ art and a triple by Cookie Rojas. Koufax struck out six and allowed seven hiU before be­ John Bateman, who Is tied was touched fo r a run when Rojas walked, stole second and scored what proved to be the clincher on Clay Dalrumpte's single to right. The Dodgers, trailing 4-2, rallied fo r one run o ff Philly relief ace Jack Baldschun in the ninth. Chris Short, who worked 6 1-3 innings, gained his third victory against one d efeat 'Canes Tackle Leesburg Nine Kiwanis Shuts Out Shrine, 8-0 Klwanle exploded Monday fo r eight runs In the fifth inning to break up a score­ less pitching duel between Allan Cooper and Paul Pivec, and the eight tallies stood up fo r an 8-0 win over Shrine. Cooper, the winning hurler, recorded the first shutout victory In Junior League play this season. He struck out eleven and walked only two while yielding two hits. lie fanned six o f the last seven batters he faced. 4-3 and gles; Billy Gray with a dou­ ble and two alnglee were the pacesetters fo r the Navy at­ tack. Mike Parrish also chip­ ped in a two-bagger for the winners. Chase went Into extra In­ nings to nip Quality Mobile Homes, 4-3, in seven innings. Bonnie Nobles was credited with the win In ■ very effec­ tive relief pitching role. No­ bles followed starter Rick Smith to the mound. Mike Laubert was charged with the loss. Kenny Alford s e n t across the winning run with a game-winning single in the last Inning. Klngswood was given a L IT T L E S Y L V IA K A T H E R IN E VILE S , o f scare by Chase In the City Maitland, shown true poise us she sits atop her Softball League but the horse, Duchess, in recent pleasure horse events Ruildera managed a 7-4 vic­ sjtonsorod by Central Florida Horse Show, Inc. tory to move Into aole posSylvia, 1, took blue ribbon in Tot Lead Line session nf first place In the event. To date, tot hus won four ribbons. league standings. Bud Moncrief was the winning hurler. Ron Rusal was possessor o f the games only home run. Frank Stafford was top hit­ ter with three hlta for Klngawood whlla Wendell Springfield took honor* for Chase with two hits. Chnse out-hit Ily Jim Bacchus double to the Tribe's cause. the builders and went Into the Pitcher Baker belted a triple llersld Spurts W riter sevanth and final Inning fo r the winners. The Casselberry Indians trailing by a single run, 4-3. Sunland Klngswood rallied fo r three overwhelmed t h e runs then Chase came back Yankees Monday night, 21-3, with one run to fall short in to open regular season play their efforts to defeat the in the South Seminole Little league traders. League at Cooper Field In Chick N ’ Treat routed Cassellicrry. Gladys Edwards was the USO, 15-6. Ed Hamm was The scheduled Senior Lea­ whole show for Shepsrd's Oil the winning pitcher, allowing gue opener was stopped duo In a three game romp over only six hits. Alex Sxnbo ho- to rain in the top o f the first Pancho'a Mexican Food team mrred fo r the wlnnrra and inning with Casselberry as she pounded out a 199/509 also added a double to rap ahead 2-0. for high game honors for the hitting honors along with Terry Baker went all the Iwwllng league. It couldn't Fred Splckcnreulher, who al­ way on the mound for the have come at a better time so added two safe blows. Indians, yielding only four since It was a battle for first hlta and fanning three Yanka. place and the three games Sunland touched him for chalked up by Shepard's Oil three unearned runs In the virtually cinchrd the league first inning, but tha tribe bunting with only one more hurler held them hitleas dur­ week of bowling on the sched­ ing the remainder o f the con- ule. teat. It was a battle for the sec­ Betty Church proved a cap­ Casselberry scored alx runs ond place spot In the Rill able assistant for Gladya as in the first Inning, another Hemphill League at Jet Lanes she also rolled a fine 190/480 last week and the "m igh ty" six in the second, tallied series and Pat Willis chimed Tempests came through with twice in the third, and then in with ■ good 160 game. Dar■ four-point win over the Lc erupted for aeven markers in kts Owens tallied ■ fine 112/ Sabres virtually to clinch It. the fourth and final frame. 519 to annex the high series Indian hatsmen pounded honors for Ihe morning and The Tempests were paced hy Mabel Duggan with ■ fine Sunland pitching for 14 hits. Msrdell Gontermsn shot 176/ 172/471, which atso took series Larry Cheanut led the attack 462 In a valiant effort for honors for the dey. Betty Bus- with three singles and two Pancho'a Mexican Food team. sard gave a hand with a 1G6/ runs scored. Larry Cote rap­ Nat Schnltiler rolled a 168/ 468 series. Betty Richey hath ped a pair of doubles and 462 while pacing Dennis Sin­ three times. John clair to a three game win high game of 178 for the Le tallied Klem and David Shy each over Lellsnl Beauty Shop who Sabres. Julie Swede with a 161/458 contributed a single and a had Carol Chester as high and U s llsrleh with a 176/465 roller wilh a 168/451 serlea. provided the spark for the UNC1IAMFS Dot Johnson was the pace Grand Prix in a four game NEW YO R K (U P I ) - The setter for Mcbsne Oil Com sweep o f series over the Bon­ San Frsncisco Forty-Niners pany team in a three point neville*. The Rlvieraa won all and Pittsburgh Steelers hsve win over Gassman'a Studio. four from the Catallnas In an­ never participated in a Na­ Dot rolled 171/466 and Dot other league match. tional Football League cham­ Kirklcy hit a 160 game lor Marlon Harris was the hero­ pionship game. Gassman’a Studio. ine for the Starchlefs as they grabbed a three-point victory Nymo out* a 18’ swath, N e w heels! Toco's new over the Invlctsi with a 165/ Flytno handles like Ite tnd (satures e last starting 459 series. High games were 2H hp engine. other m ow er een . . . FLOATS ON AIR. A because It floate on air recorded for the Invictas by whirling impeller spins a A light push sod Toco's Sharon Hutto with a 181 and ring ol air that supports the Ftyroo hosts across lawns. Evelyn Wagner with a 179. Flymo only X* above the Il goes where you want 8 The Ponliscs took three to go. Skis to side. ground. Height ol cut le games from the Skylarks who easily adjusted for X, Straight ahead. thowed Marilyn Warnicka as 1 and 1X inches. It's as sets and easy to wee on hdls as it It on Isvst the high roller with a 172 lawns. No discharge chute game. In the League's final —-dipping* end debrii are match, a three point win was deflected downward into registered by the E la ctru the grata beneath Ihe over the Ramblerettaa. Casselberry Indians Slaughter Sunland Little Leaguers, 21-3 Shepard's Oil Tops Pancho’s Duggan Paces Tempests Win p: New T o ro .m o w o r flo a t s o n a irl By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports W riter The South Seminole Hur­ ricanes will meet the Lees­ burg Yellow Jackets in e re- Sanford Halls Oak Ridge In Shut-Out Tilt ny Paul Glad Herald Sports W riter The Sanford Junior High haieball team shut out Osk Bidge, 6-0, In e game played Friday. Sanford got its first score In the second Inning. Don Robinson walked and want to second on a single by Brad Hollingsworth. Tommy Day hit a Texas Leaguer to move him around to third and ha crossed the piste on a passed ball. Billy Gracey then belted a ■Ingle Into left field to score both Hollingsworth and Day. Neither team scored again until the fifth . Billy Miller got Sanford rolling with a blue darter Into left field. Miller acored when Fred Weber poled a double into centerfleld. W e b e r c a m e across when Tommy Bryan really connected on a pitch and sent it screaming Into deep centerfleld fo r a long double. Oak Ridge put up' Ita bigg e it threat In the sixth when back to bark hits by Charlie Dent and Dave Hanley put men on first and third. Rut Bobby I . u n d q u i s t came through to retire the side. Day led tha Brave* at the plate, going two fo r three. Tommy Decker, who was tops for the Pioneers, also got two hlta fo r the dsy. Pitching four-hit ball and striking out eight, I.undquist was the winning pitcher. The loss was charged to Ricky Hoover. The Braves have two more games before they wind up the season. They go to Lees­ burg Thursday and play Bish­ op Moore Friday. Mike Mor­ gan or Gary Msplcs is expect­ ed to pitch. turn match at Cooper Field In Casselberry this afternoon at 3 p.m. The ’Canes pounded the Jackets, 8-2, last Friday st Leesburg. David Unley hurled twohit baseball fo r Coach Dava Millet In the affair, striking out six and allowing only two passes. South Seminole came through with seven base hits In the contest. Matt Hlckok and Bruce Stuart had a single and a double apiece, Unley had a pair o f singles and Mika Har­ gis contributed a single to the attack. Stuart will be on the mound this afternoon. The firaballlng righthander hurl­ ed a three-hitter and regi­ stered 10 strikeouts sgsinst Bishop Moore's Hornets In his last mound appearance. The 'Canes lineup will feature Mickey Hawks be­ hind the piste; Jim Lucas, Bobby Owens, Unley, and Jamie Cornell in the infield, and Leonard Hollis, Hargis and Hlckok in the outfiald. Mary-Esther Tourney Tied The final round of the M «ryEsther Golf Tournament hae been played at M ayfair Coun­ try Club and two teams tied for first place. Coming in with a net 58 were the teams of Doris Spencer-Ceclle Heard and Peggy Billups-Ksthrya Park. Trophies will be award­ ed the winners by a represen­ tative of Mary-Esther at tha monthly luncheon this Wed­ nesday. Winners in the weekly Lad­ ies Day point system tourna­ ment were: Clasi A, Tricla Stenslrom, 43 points; Class B, Ruth Herron, 47 points; Class C, Jackie Crawford, 42 points. BIG 18 • BALTIM O RE (U P I ) — Tha Big Ten Conference teams have woo 81 games and lost only 24 In National Collegiate Athletic Association basket­ ball tournaments during the past 25 years. DON’T B U Y A N Y APPLIA N CE OR T ELEV ISIO N NOW! (.04)1) - T I M l “It*i a pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic.** DuBOIS L A W N M O W ER SALES A SERVICE ISIS French Ave. . 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Pets A Supplies C HIH UAHUA Puppies, 1101 W, Mill. 111-1121. 22. riumblng |1|,IWII!UU GERMAN Hit El’ ll Kill), I I m». old, ran be m l e t r n d , Illerk A Pawn. Reaeonable. Phone Conirectlna Repaira PREE ESTIMATES R. L H A R V E Y 101 Newfnrd Ava_______ »1I-11H FEMALE Herman AKI*. 322-9111.___ 24. Well Drilling 111*1011. Shepherd, WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SP RINKLER HTSTEMS All Type* and Slioi W * Repair and Servlca 12. Special Notlcea • roun 6. Child Care CAMAS Dey Camp begins Juno STI NK 111h.. Lake Ooldtn. Por In­ Machine aod Supply Co. formation rati l l t - l l l i , Prad Gant*. 1BT W. Ind SI__________ I l l - t i n ERRORS- TO* Nava 14 will aat ha ayaaaibla fa t aiara Ibaa > I m m t l tnaertlea. STOUOH‘8 Utility T ra der flalee, Hot 101 A, Bout# 1, Houth Sanford Avo. astondod. 121- 30. Home Appliances MEW APPLIANCES at Warehuuea Prleee— Frlgldalra, Hot Fnlnl. RCA, Kenlth. etc. HITCH INO Pilot Ilirie A Call Chard* Unrnily collect Pawn Shop. Loana on any. at Aeiuclated Radio A TV, thing of value, 2»!3 Haulm,I M i l N. o r i n a * Ava., OrlaaA t . ^ 121-OBII.________________ do I l l - l l U . ontt. COPY f i t Revel* reserve# tba pel* r ll eg e ml to feet lag • » r*»*eIan any t l m l l M n a a l tablrb M 4aaaia ablaattaaabla X tba pallap at I l i a paper- 14. Bicycle Repaira SANFORD ELECTRIC O. K. Ap, llencee—New A Ueed A L L W U IIK G UARANTEED We lle v e Parte A Arceaeorlea l i t Magnolia___________ 111-1111 TOT CO II It At. ltl-llH D E AD LIN E S 18 Noon Day Bcfoca I'a blk atlon F o r Inserting* and Kills ( S i t . Noon F o r M on da y) 31. Musical Instruments 15, Special Services Hena Cumbaa — t l l - l l l l 1. Loot A Found U S T * CELEBRATE — Tba nlaealfltd ada a n tha plica In u v a lima and mnnty when shopping lo t tha car of your choioa. LUHT, Wallal, laav* at Charlie l > |mine. Man foul Ave,_______ 2. Personal* o r I I Hlncer* Thanks in Father I,run*, Father T. F. Hulanx fur thalr prayers. T o all Ilia Nurses at Seminole Alamnrlal lloapllal. Our Friend* A Neighbors fur their kind word*, flowara A tnvrly rant*. At tha tlma at our Fathers baraavrnicnt, Lnule 0 Blelta llednarekt VICKT Mura than 40,100 readora aea Fha Benfnrd Herald rlaialllad ade dally. Italae aa low aa Ho per line per day) Dial 122-2111 or 4 I2 - I II I and placa your adl SICK ROOM NEEDS Plano Tuning aas Repair W. I . Harmon • • 111-4111 37. Moving & Storage P o l l IlKMT: Clean. Dry Hlora ^ la e tl A l « « i o . l l l - l l l t . Wheel Chalre, Watkere, Canee A Crulchee lor rent or ealt. 50. Mine. For Sale Preecrlptlune at I, o w e a t Prleee. Ulicount to peopla ItEPItltlKRATO It — tio. Ph. over t ( A all Hervlre Pereon, 111-1101 nr t i l l W. Ind HI. net. Check our p r i m . Waehrr. M in e FA U S T DRUG STORE AUTOMATIC Hkalea t ' l , (lutf Cluli*. I'll. Pree Delivery 12I-91I4 312-01*1. TIIACTOII Mnwlnp. 121-1912. Oil, PUIlNAUE Heeler. 110 gallon lank, hnlli fur lloe. VOSS LANDHCAPK HKEVICK ill-11*0. Any type — Any elee A t a price you ran afford OIIMSI llur. Sell. Trad*. Re­ after 1:10 p.m. pair. OSTEEN Hill DUE CAMP 323.1950 A CHIN SHOP. 111-1111. ai)r Oaafarl RrralS Page 10 — April 27, 1965 T l . Artkleu For Rent 69, Schools a Instructions 77. Situation Wanted 87. Bualnean Rentals R E N T A BED DAYS work. Phone 221-1441 or UFFICKH and Hlort Hpact F L Y IN G f KM INO LE RANCH Hanford Mobil* Park 122-4101. Rallaway. Hoapltal. Ha by (Spaca Urlverally Airport) 2111 H. Orlando Dr., 221-t i l * . Bede, by Day, Week, or Located 1 miles Esat of Ovlodo Month. on Hwy. I l l It now open. C ARRO LL’S F U R N IT U R E Student Instruction now g lv . 81. Real Estate • St.le T H E U N IV E R S A L MEDIUM tor 111 W. M L lll-llll *n In Piper Cherokee " t l 9 ,\ getting things don* , . . Com* on and learn to fly Classified Adel Diet 121-1112 B A R T P IL C H E R NOW. E tp e rt Instruction In or 422 2121 In South Semlnol* 53. Wanted To Buy Beet Buy Broker a relaxed etmoepher* remov­ and put on* to work for you! 112-74M Day or Night ed from busy traffic pattern*. BELL US yuur Furniture. Twin-engine Charter avail­ Quick rpfvtea with the Caeh. M E R L E W. W A R N E R able anywhere. For appoint­ SU PER T R AD IN G P O S T . Realtor ment Ph. 1M-11I1. lii.tttT . l e t H. Park Ave. 112-2423 IN T H E COURT OF T H E Real Estate Course c n U N T Y JUDGE. SEMINOLE USED F U R N IT U R E Evening Clati start* May llh. COUNTY, FLORIDA, lll-llll JOHN K. FOX, For Information call Mre. IN PROBATE. Realtor Applaton, (Collect) Orlando, In re: Estate of 55. Furniture For Solo 1M-9II1 JI)E R o d g e r a I M N. Park Ava. Itt-ltll. Bert HAMILTON. Dereaeed School* nf Real Batata. 19 A 1.1, C RE D ITO R* AND ■ j^ irjd a J ^ e ria iC ^ ^ ^ ^ For the blBieet aelectlon of PERSON* HAY ING C L A IR * nearly new and need furni­ C. A. WHIDDON, SR. OR DEMANDS AGAINST PAID ture. eea Notl'a Furniture 71. Male Help Wantetl BROKER ESTAT E: B rokem * In Caoeelberry 292 H. Park 222-I9M Tou and earh o f you ara on IT-11. Open < dayt I le i C A R E E R hereby notified and required opportunity tor to pretenl any rtalma and de­ HUNTING CAMPSITE qualified man 11-41. Salary A Ueed furniture appliance*, tool*, Own your* within FARMTON mands which you. or either of rnmmtaelnn. Ph. 211-Mil. etc. Bought - Sold. Larry*1* Wildlife Management Area. you, may hav* aaalnet Ih* es­ Mart, 111 Sanford Ava. Ph. 117.90* F o r RIG HT MAN over High A Dry >, Acre 1131, no tate of JOE HAMILTON, dr. reaeed, lete of sold Counly. lo 112-4 111. 10 In the Hantord area. Take closing Coat, tin month. the County Judge of Seminole abort auto trip* In contact I. K. B ATTE N COURTKOUST CHAR GE AC­ County, Florida, at hi* office customer*. A ir mell II. A. P. O. DUX 12 COUNTS— llmlttd credit If In th* court house of eald Brooks, Vic* Pres. Texas Re­ HANFORD, FLA. yon own n phone. Pat eliealCounly al Hanford, Florid*, finery Corp, Bog i l l . Fort Phnnea l l l - t l t v nr 212-411*. fled A l e to work for youl within alt calendar monlha Worth I, Texes. from Ih* time nf the first pub­ lication nf till* notice. Te«s FREE E STIM ATE W A N T E D — COUPLE <2l*n A W ife ) r o l l e d eggs on chick­ copier nf each claim nr demand Upholelerlns A Mattreea ren­ T H E T IM E TESTED FIR M en farm, home, utilities fur­ ■hall he In writing, and ehall ovating. Mew A Ueed Furni­ 122-1114 state the place of resident* and nished if qualified. Old It. 1 M i N. Park Ave. ture. Cad M i Bedding Mfg. mile* Kail 417. R. D. McKin­ post offlre addreae of the Co. at 111 Celery Ave. I I I “ W * Trade Nationally’’ claimant, end ehall be sworn ney. 1I1T. TEH. w* sell government owned lo by Ihe claimant, their agent F R A A VA homes. or attorney and accompanied 1109 Down Payment. For eaey by a filing fee of one dollar ECHOLS BEDDING CO. qualifying a n d occupancy and auch claim or demand not Bedding A Furniture call— so filed (hall he void. A T FACTO R Y PRICES: ■ T E M P E R AOENCT Ruby Iiavla 111 Masnolla lll-lllt Realtor . Appraiser - Inauror Aa administratrix of th# 122-43*1 1311 E French ml tkovfkt they f i t kiddln' whm (h e y s oM you like l o Estate of JOE HAMILTON, F U L L SIZE double bed. Phone deceased lll-llll. d o m r y M b t f iw in t H l” Carroll Burke 90. Lola For Sale WILSON - M A I E R FURN Attorney at Lew Buy — Sell — Trad* P. O. Drawer 1. W * need a good man over 49 50. Mlsc. For Sale 50. Mlsc. For Sole 111-11 E. let.___________ 111-1411 who ran make abort auto SPEC IA L Hating on large Lake Hanford, Florida Jeaaup lot at a discount. Attorney for K'tata tripe for about a week at a 2 <i TUN Chryeler Air-Temp, F IR S T Q U A L IT Y SPINET P l ­ 60. Business Opport. Thle la n bargain at 11,199 Publleh: April 11. 29. 27, May time. We ar* willing to pay ano. Powerful Ton*, beauti­ a ii-tiik caeh. I. 1342 top aarnlnge. ful elastic style. Will Iran*, CDL 34 f i r on greatly rednrrd pay­ SERVICE STATION for Lea*#. $16,500 A Y E A R PLUS A LAD IES fho* Sal*. I t . l l Good location. Good refer­ N E W CAR AS A BONUS ment* to pereon with good IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. SURPLUS C IT Y ence* A some Capital requir­ credit onl). Inapectlnn ar­ Ileal La'ate — Insurance NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GF Our top men In other part* of ed. Call 111-4111. ranged without obligation. 121-1141 FLORID Y IN AND FOR SEMI* country d r a w exceptional Ird A Park Ava W rit* lloma Office, Joplin NOLB COUNTY. earning* up to til,ton In a BEAUTY SHOP A Residence Rent llluo l.uetre Elrrlrfc CarMann Co., Joplin, Mo. IN CHANCERY NO. IYA44 year. This openlna In Ihe for Rent or Sal*. 1194 W. pH Hhampooer for only 11 M AR V IN E. WALLACE, III. Hanford area la worth Juet aa nth. i n - n i l . per day. Carroll Furniture HOOVER VAC; CLEANERS Plaintiff, much to the right man. Air W H I T E SEWING MACHINES Co. va. NOTICE OF LEGISLATION malt reply tn F. M. DickerA Herald want-ad la aa neat Aulborlead Sal** A Service eon, Pree.. Houlhwrtlern Pe­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: RAG NH IL D CR J. WALLACE. aa y»ur phonal Dial l l l - l l l l Htop thinking shout doing that GARRETTS DefrndanL Nolle* Is hereby given uf In­ troleum Cnrp.. 124 No. Main or 111-2121 (South Hemlnola) paper work the eaay way! 109 E. First. 121-1144 NOTICE o r SUIT Hi.. Fort YVnrth I, Texae. tention lo apply tu tn* 1992 and uea your charge account. Call now for tree deniunitraaeaslun ot tha Florida l e g i s l a ­ TO: RAUN IIILD UK J. W A L * llon. No olillaallnn. T yp e ­ 1 EVENING Dreaeea. ell* I A 1, ture fnr paaeag* of an net LACK. writer* — Adillnn Machine. t sen new Heat Covert tor granting untu the I’ lly of Han­ WHOSE RESIDENCE IB ' l l Uulck Special. Call 111I’D WKI.L'H OFFICE HUPPI.V ford. Florida, fee aluiple title l.A UO A N EH V EG U tl 199 4112 alter I p. tn.____________ n purllona of the butluin uf UKG KJAVIK. ICELAND! UUl.D D R IN K flOX 311-7031. NOTICE OF SUIT IN COUNTY JUIHIK'B 4’fltHTi Lake Monrue, by Ih* Htale uf A rW O UN COM PLAINT H a v SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR. • TA TE OF FLORIDA* Flurlda. containing an area uf HANFORD HEWING CEN TER 51. Articles For Kent Ing been filed In the Circuit GRKKTIXUg. Ill A approximately 11 arret fur the Court In and fnr Hemlnola I I I So. Park Ave. lll-lllt EMTATB OF CURTIS J. JONES. TO; RTKVEN J. BARD “ Vou name II—W * hav* III" rsIBbllahinent of a municipal!: County, Florida. In Chancery, Residence and addrta* DECEASED controlled marina and cum- entitled, "Marvin E. Wallace, A M E R IC AN R E N T -A L L unknown. NOTICE TO CRKIHTOMS Plaintiff, ve. HAGNIIII.TOU AR K H E R E B Y NOTI­ menial complex, and bounded III. 1111 8. Hiawatha, l l l - l l l l TO A L L PERSONS HAVING Hava 30% on A |>uiy. P. V. A. C L A I M S U R D E M A N D S FIED. that a aworn Complaint un th* Houth by th* aaleling DUR J. W A L L AC E , Defendant.'* Home A Marina palnta. bulkhead, on Ih* West by III* praying for certain relief for by Roe* Hard, haa bean filed AGAINST RAID EHTATKi PAHCO, 1201 Prench Ave.. You and each of you ar* In th* Circuit Court of Semin­ eaiatlng bandshall pier and ex­ the above named Plaintiff and Hanford. 112-1 MO • Orlando, therefrom northerly agalnat You ae th* Defendant, ole County, at Hanford, Flurlda, tending hereby notified and required M l * E. Ilwy. 10 • 111-1041. that NOW. T HEREFORE, THIS 1* In file any claim* and demand! lutng a aull for divorce by and easterly, provided P K E I N O I. M C O U N T Y which you, or either of you. ttoaa Bard, and you ar* here­ euch grant duel nut affect (ha TO NOTIFY YOU That If you S O N IN U C O M M IS S IO N IIEAD V-MIX INtNCKKTK rights or any d i a l i n g riparian with to defend igalnst end by required to rile your ans­ may have against aald ealal* Nellre o f Pahlle Hearing Works, Hlepplng Htonee, Hand. owner: to confirm nnln llm Nolle* le hereby given, that In Ih* office of lion. Karlyle wer, or to otherwise plead, lo City of Hanford existing ripar­ contest Ih* abov* entlllrd ac­ Htral, (treaan Trap*, Rock, tail Marker*. Polyelhylene, after consideration, tha Sem­ llouaholdtr, Counly Judge of th* earn* by or before tha 13Ih ian right* In Lake Moron pro­ tion, You are required to file Wire Meeh. Htepe. Window inole County y.unlra Commis­ Memlnol* County, at hla attic* day of May A.U. 1342. with vided that nothing ehall im­ your Answer or other written Clerk ot our eald Court at defense. If any you have, lo Hill*. Dry w e l l ! A Drain Til*. sion will huld a public hearing In th* Court lloua* in Haelord, th* Florida, and lo III* a pair, limit ur abridge existing thla Complaint with tha Clerk to dtttrmln* the feaalhlllly of Florida, within ala calendar Hanford, MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. riparian ownership by uthera of th* abov* styled Court end copy thereof with th* under­ monlha from tha lima of th* 20* Elm Ave. recommending to tha Board of than the * 'It v of Hantord. lo serve upon Plalntiff'a Attor­ County Cmnmltalontra that the tin t publication of thla notice. signed attorney, It. W. Ware, Publleli April 27, 1942 ney, A L B E R T N. FITTH. who** (lit AHH SQUARE following deacrlbed properly Each claim or demand liiuet be at I'. O. Box 1411, Hanford, f i l l . *4 Florida, ntlierwla* Judgment In writing and contain the *ddi**s la I Haaonic Building, Over 2,e«4 aquere*. allghlly presently toned l l - I A Single will ba rendered agalnat you piece ot residence and poet Hanford, Florida, U.B.AH a copy need. H price. Any •!»*. Family Residential be tuned NWriUE UF gA L E F U R N IT U R E CEN TER A-l Agricultural lait* 1 and ■ utflc* addreae of th* claimant by default, and anterad here­ Nolle* la hereby given lhai, thereof un or helora Ih* 7th 1100 H. French 211-1112 Addenda to Map of Altamunl*. and must b* nworn to by the in. day of 21ay, 1243. WITNESS my hand and th* pursuant lo a Final Duct** of T H E N ATURE of eald com­ Illocke Y and U. Tract t>, San- claimant, hie agent or attor­ Foreclosure entered In cane* Toll thorn vou o i f It la ThO Undo Springs and E till ft of ney. or the l i m e shall b* void. official teal of thla Honorable numbered 11222, In tha Circuit plaint It lo pray that Ih* abov* FIUHT N ATIO N AL B AN K Court, at Hanford. Florida, thla Hanford llernldl N W ** of N W % Section II-1ISuf Hemlnule County, atyled Court grant Ih* above the ll h day of April A.D. I IM . Cuurl A T W IN T E R P A R K J*K and NE corner of Tract It. Flurlda, I will eell Ih* proper­ named Plaintiff a Dlvorr* A By: GEORGE BUIIUEHON (H EAL) Kanlandn Spring* preaently ly eltuated In Hemlnule Coun­ Vinculo Matrimonii ot and Iron; Arthur 11. Beckwith, Jr. Truat Officer you. aimed It-1A and N I I* ft of ty. Florida, described aa: Ae Kiecutor of said aetata Clerk F A I L NOT TO AN SW ER Lesl SEI« or N W U lying waal of l-ol 111, L O N G D A L E . By Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C. la Iko l e o r t o f lb* Coaaty Intrratat* 4 all In Sactlon I I- GURNEY A HKOLFIELD a Deere* Pro Confess# be en­ FIRHT ADDITION, accoidIL W. Ware, A lly , Attorney* for tha Eslat* Jndge, Peealoala Coaaty, Pier. 1IH-22E, Furthar described ae lug to plet thereof record­ tered against you. lor Plaintiff Poat Office Bog H M Ida. la Probate, tying euuth or North Htreat and Winter Park, Flurlda WITNEHB MY HAND and Ih* ed In Plat Book 12. page P. O. Box t i l l . la ret Katnfe o f west of Inleralat* 4, 41, Public Recorua uf Hem- Official Heal nf Ih* above etylrd Publish: April It. 10. 17, May Hanrnrd, Florid*. FLO Ytl C. IIORINE, Court at Hanford, Hemlnol* Public hearing will be held 4, 1M l Innla County, Florida. Publleh: April 11, M, 11. May Dereaeed. In the Seminole County Court Including specifically, but County, Florida, thla 2nd dey 4. I M I T o All t'eodtlara and Pereaaa Ilona*. Counly Commlealonart CDI, 17 of April, A. II. 1311, nut by way uf llii'ltatlun, C D L 49 Mating rtalma or Deaiaada Room. Hanford. Florida, Wed(BEAl.l Ih* following fixture: NOTICE OF BALE Agalaat Paid P e tite i nee.lay. May II. IStt at l i l t Arthur H. Beckwith, J r. Monogram llcater, Model HEMINOI.K 4 01 NTV NOTICE IH H EREBY G IVEN Tou and each o f you are P.M. nr aa aoon thereafter aa that on th* 1th day of May. Clerk of tho above etyled No. t o l l E. no serial num­ HONING COMMII9ION hereby notified end required possible. Court. ber permanently InatalleJ. Nolle* of Pahlle Hearing I I M at l l : M A.M. at the Weet In present any claim* end de­ Seminole Counly T)y: Elisabeth Brutnshaa Notice la hereby given, that at public tale, to Ih* highest door of Ih* Court lloua* of mand* which you, or either of Zoning Commlaelon D C. Hemlnol* County, at Sanford. after consideration, the Hem­ and heat bidder for cash, at th* you, may have again*! lit* lly Robert S. Ilrown front dour of the Hemlnola A L B E R T N. FIT T S Florida, th* undarslgntd Clerk lnol* County Zoning Commieratal* ot FLOYD C. IIORINE, Seminole County Ion will hold a public hearing County Courthouse In Han'ord. 1 Maennlc Building will offer for sale the following daceeaed, lal* ot a*Id County, Zoning Director to detarmln* Ihe Iraalblllly of Florida, between 11:40 a.m.. Hantord. Florid* described real property: In the County Judge ot Kami- Puldteh; April I t A May 4. 1141 Lot It, Block 11, Weath- recuiiiniendlng lo the Board of and 2:ou p.m., on May llh, 1311, Attorney for Plaintiff. nula County, Florida, at hit o f ­ ITU. i l Publish April t. II. 29. IT, 1241 County Conimlealonera that th* fCOURT HKALI erafleld. Flrat Addition, fice In the court home of aald Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr, C D L - If described properly according to plat thereof following IN THE U N C U T COt NT OF County at Hanford, Florid*, Clerk Circuit Cuurl eon* It-1 Hlngle recorded In Piet Book tl. preeenlly within ela calendar month* TH E NINTH J l l l l l I A I . CININ THE UNCUT I 'U I H T lly Martha T. Vlhlea page* *1 end 47, Public Family Residential ba xoned from the lime of the flrat pub­ C U T , IN AND FUN SEMINNIN TH JUDICIA L CIRCUIT Deputy Clerk Records <>t geminate Coun­ R-2 Duplex: Lola I I. 12 and BI.K COUNTY. FI.OMItlA. lication ot Ihle notice. Two GF F L O RID A IN AND t'OR Ih* weet M ft. nf Lot 12, Bryant. Freeman, t s Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY. roplee ol each claim or de­ IN CHA.NCENY NO. I4MI together with ell structure*, Frosts Addn. No. 2 to A lta­ Itlchardeou a Wateon mand aliell be In writing, end F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT­ mprnvemtnte. flaturee. appli­ monte. Further deacrlbed ae 711 Barnett Bank Building CHANCERY NO, I4TM aliall elata 111* place ot leal- GAGE ASSOCIATION, o cor­ ance*. and appurlenancei on l ) l o g east of rlty llmlla of Jacksonville, Florida F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L 21DRTdern ■ and piiel ufflra addreea poration, GAGE ASSOCIATION. * Cor­ I block Publish; April 27, I I M aald land or ueed In conjunc­ Allarnont* Spring*. Flalnllff, tion therewith, poration, of Hi* claimant, and ehall he CDL 11 north of 1-eonard HI., and on a worn to by lb* claimant, hit ve. Plaintiff, The aforesaid salt wilt he an unnamed elrret. IIAIto l.il AD RIAN C A T T K L L agent, nr attorney and accom­ Public hearing will he held IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT1 OF v*. mad* pursuant lo a final de­ ami DONNA S. C A T T E L L hla T H E NINTH JUDICIAL U l l IHHAC RUSH ELL and ALICE R. panied by a tiling le* of on* cree of foreclosure entered In n Ilia Hrmlnul* Counly Court dollar and auch claim or da Will, Chnncery Action No. I t i l l now llnuea. Counly Uuminlaslonrr* C U T OF FLORIDA, IN AND IIIIHHKLL. his wife, and M A R ­ Defendants. pending In tha circuit Court of Room. Hanford. Florida, Wcd- FOE SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , T H A JA2IEH a/k/a M AR T H A man nol an filed ehell be void n o t ic k o r t a u t B. JAMES, Roy A. Marine th* Ninth Judicial circuit of naaday. May 12. I t e l at 7:14 FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and for Semlnol* County, Flor­ P.M. or as aoon thereafter a* Ns. least Defendant* Ae edmlnletrator o f the that on tha IBlh day ot May ida. HOCIKTY FOR SAVINGS, a NOTICE OF Petal* or potelbl*. IM I, ol UFO o'rlork A. M., at Connecticut rurporallon. FORF.UI.OBURK g AL E Hemlnol* County FLU VO C. IIORINE. D ATE D thle lln d dey of the main f o o r of tho Court- April, t i l l . Plaintiff, NOTICE IB HK ItEU Y GIVEN Zoning Commleilon deem ed ve. huuea of Seminole Counly, (S E A L ) pursuant to a Final Dacca* of By Robert K. Brown NTENHTIIUM, DAVIS A Hanford. Florida, tha Honor­ MAR LENE L. HEAPH, a Jingle Foreclosure dated lha 22nd day Hemlnola County Mc i n t o s h Arlhar H. Beckwith, Jr. able Arthur >1. Beckwith. Jr. women, at al, of April, A. D. 12M, and tnZoning Director Attorney* for Administrator Clerk ol the Circuit Court Clerk of tha Circuit Court nl Defendants tered In Chanctry Case Nn. Publish: April 17 * May 4, I I M Post Office Bog 1I2W By: Martha T. Vlhlen Htmlnol* County. Florida, will n o tic e o r 14112 of th* Circuit Court of Sanford. Florida 21711 CDL 42 Deputy Clerk FORRULOaUEE BALE th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In Pubtlah April I, It, It, PI. m i offer fur ealo lo Ih* hlshaet van den Berg A (lay and keel blddar for cask, at NOTICE IH H EREBY G IVEN IN T H E CIR C UIT COUNT OF and for Hemlnule County, F lo r­ Attorneys tor Plaintiff C U L - tl publlr outcry, tho following I I I Kaet Church Street (hat Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. ida, wherein Federal National T H E NINTH J t U I C I A I . U K Clerk uf Ilia Circuit Cuurl nf 2lortgage Association, a corpor­ C U T . IN AND FDR 9EMININ T H E U N C U T I ' U I H T OF deacrlbed properly of the De­ «<u Flrat Federal Building fendant*, Htmlnol* Counly, Florida, will, ation organised under an Art ULE COUNTY. FLO RIDA T H E N IN T H J U I H T A I . CIN Orlando, Florida tail I. Block B. T AN G LE- Publish: April IT. 1141 nn Ih* tllh day of May. IIM . or Congrtsa and existing pur­ IN CHANCERY NU. I C U T . IN A.NU FON SEMIN during Ih* legal hours of sal*, suant lo (he Federal National WOOD SECTION T H R E E CDL I t DIYOHCM OEM COUNTY, FLOMIUA at the front dour ol th* Coun­ M orlg ag* Association Charter IIK P L AT , according to tho JU LIA GO YENS, IN L'MANCENV NO. t< plat thereof aa recorded In Plaintiff. ty Cnuylhouae, Hemlnol* Coun­ Act, having its principal oftlc* NOTICM OF BALM UIVOMCM ty, In th* Clip of Hanford, In tha Cily of Wash Ing ion. Plat Book I*, pas* UNotice I* hereby given pur tl. EV E LYN NEWTON, Publlc Record* of Semin­ suant to a Final Deere* of E D W AR D GOYENH. Florida, offar fur tale and salt District of Columbia, la tha Plaintiff, Defendant. at public outcry tu th* highest Plaintiff, and IHHAC KUHHKLI. ole County, Florida. ferecloeura dated April llnd. vs. and beet bidder for cash, th* and A L IC E U. RI1HHELU hla Including; 1141, and entered In Chancery NOTICE T O A P P E A R FH ED D IE NEWTON. Built-In Electric Range, Casa No. I4 I M of th* Circuit ■ T A T E U P FLO RID A TO; rollowtng described property, wlf*. and 21A n T I l A JAM EH Defendant. situated In Htmlnol* County, a/k/a M AR T H A n. JAMES, tha Model No. J IIS, Sar. No. Court of th* NIN TH Judicial NOTICE TO APF KA M E D W AR D GOYENH Florida, tu-wli: XSOIITSII Darendanta, I will sell to the Circuit In and for SEMINOLE H i - 4lh Street. ST AT E OF FLORIDA TU: Built-In Electric Oven, Mo­ County, Florida, wherein B EL L Culhbert, Georgia I art 2. Block (. IIE F T L K R hlsheet and best blddar for F R E D D IE NEWTON del No. J Tie. Per. No. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASdO IIUM EH ORLANDO, HKC- caeh al th* Front trour o f tho Addreee Unknown TOU A R K I I K H K I i r NOTI rs e iiim TION ONE, according to Hamlnolo Counly Courthouse In CIATION. a United Slates F IK D that a Bill of Complaint YOU A R K IIEIIK UV NOTIPlat thereof, recorded In th* Ully o f Hanford, County nr fl.E. Refrigerator. BJ I I Banking Corporation, le Plain fo r dlvurra baa been filed F IE U Ihnt n Bill of Complaint Plat Book II, P a g t i I and Hemlnola, Slat* of Florida, al S. Her. No. II 11*111 tiff, and K R N IB ANDERSON aaalnel you, and you ar* rafo r dlvorr* hat been filed i . Pubtla Record* of Hem­ Rang* Hood. Model UC-M I and LOUISE M. ANDERSON, qulred to te rvt a copy of an agelnel you. and you are r e ­ A. M. on lbs l l h dey uf lnola Counly, Florida: International Heater UH8- hla w lf a ar* Defendaata, I answer nr pleading lo th* BUI quired to serve a ropy or an May, 1312, th* following de­ l* IX . Her. No. H i l l will aell to tho hlabsel and of Complaint on Ilia plaintiff** pursuant to tha Final Derret scribed property a* art forth In answer or pleading In Ih* Bill Whit* Water lleator, Mo­ beat bidder for rash at th* Attorney Paul I*. Parkina. M I of Foredoeur* entered In a said Final Deere*, to-wll: of Complaint on lbs P la in t iff* del K l l - t * . Per. No. m i l l front door of the Semlnol* Weet Houth Nlreet. Orlando, rasa pending In aald Court, th* Attorney Paul C. Perkin*. 141 l.ol I. Block 4, LINCOLN Weal South Street. Orlando. together with all structurea County Courthouse In Sanford Florida, and til* th* original style of which It HOCIKTY It EIGHTH, HKCTION I. ac­ FOR HAVINGS, a Connecticut Florida, and f l i t the original end Improvements, than or Seminole County. Florida, at anawar or pleading In th* of cording tu Ih* Plat there­ 11:9* o’clock A.M, on th* «th flea of th* Clark nf th* Clrrult corporation va M ARLENE L. answer or pleading In the of. Iheroofter on said land. of aa racorded la Plat Thla Is mad* pursuant to day af May, t f f l , tha follow­ Court on or bafor* Monday. HEAPH. a tingle women, and flea of th* Clerk ot Ih* Circuit Book It, paga 29, Puhlia Court on or before Friday, May Flnnl Deere* af Foraclosur* ing described property aa aat May 14. 1142, I f you fall to do ELMER W. IIEAPH. a Hlngle Records of gemlnol* Coun­ IS. I M l , If you fall lo da to tnlered In th* abov* h u h , forth la Mid Final Decree, to­ to Judgment by default will man. also known na K IJ IK II ty. Florida. Togather with Judgment by default will be Chancery Docket Na. I I M L w n ; be taken agalnat you fur Ih* W A Y N E HEAPH, and Ih* Dor, Ih* following (lorn uf taken against you for the re­ now pending In th* Circuit Lot 19 In Block I I nf East- rellel demanded In th* Bill ot kel Number of which la Num­ equipment and properly ber I IM t . lief demanded In ih* Ulil of Court of and for Semlnol* brook Bnbdlvlalon Unit No. Complaint. which I* located In slid WITNESS my hnnd and eeal Complaint. County. Florida. WITNEHB my hand and tha Sit, Semlnol* Counly, Flor­ permanently installed aa a ida, according to Plat at Hantord, Hemlnol* County Official Heal ot aald Court, W ITNE S S my hand and teal IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I part of tho improvements thereof recorded in Plat Florida, (big lln d day of AprIL this Jlrd day at April, I I M . at Sanford, Semlnol* County, have herenato eel my hand and on sold land: Un* Haatar, (B EA L) Florida, this H a d day o l April. official seal Ml* t l r d day • ( Boah I t pasta I I and II, l i l t . no modal or aarlal number. o f th* Public Record* of ( S E A L ) Arthur H. Btckwlth, Jr. April t i l l . I M l. Dated thle 22nd day o t AprIL Arthur H. Barkwltb. Jr. Bamlaola Couaty, Florida fS E A L ) tfltrk Circuit Court. Bam* A. O. I M I. (B KA L) •nol* Co. Bastard. Fla. Arthur M. Berkwlih. Jr. Clark of tb* Circuit Court (■ B A L I (BEAI.) Arthur M. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of tho Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlta By Martha T. Vlhlen Clerk circuit Court, Sem­ Arthur H. Btckwlth. Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, inole Co., aan lord, Fla. By Martha T. Vlhlta Deputy Clerk Deputy Clark Clark of tha Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Rosenberg, Itoaenberg * Deputy Clark By; Klleabelh Bruenaban By Martha T. Vlhlta Faut C. Parkins Cleveland, Stephenson A MU* Relemaa Deputy Clark Fsul e . Parkins 141 W e s t South • treat Depaty Clerk By: Carroll Burka Attorney* (ay Plaintiff MT West M a th Strati Orlande, Florida Inrlng Nath ag ing, Mag. Mr. Jaaeph Muraakg Attorney* ( * r Plaintiff IM I Atnalay Building Orlaado, Florida P. a Bag M Altornay (o r Plaintiff F. a Mag 111 F. a. Drawsr I Miami i f , Florida Hanford. Florida Publish: Ap ril tr. May 4. 11, Fern Fork. Fla. Pabllah: April 17. Mar 4. I I Cocoa. Florida Publish: April I f , l i l t Pubtlah: April i f . t i l l Publish: April I f . I M I IS.' I I M Publleh: April IT, 1442 II. I M I CDL U CDL i t CDL I I ICfiL M CM* I t GW* M BERRY’S W O R LD Legal Notice St. Johns Realty A Texas Oil Company Wants Man Over 40 For Sanford Area Ball-Blair Agency aat w. let iii-mt Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice SPECIAL PAINTS *gal Notice YOU B U Y THE W H O LE (N O T JUST A SLICE!) When you advertise in TH E H E R A LD you know your advertising dollar is wisely invested ONLY in your trading area! ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED . . . N O T SPEN T! RESULTS ARE THE O N L Y TR U E M EASUREM ENT OF Y O U R A D S . . . A N D THOSE RESULTS C A N BE FO U ND HERE. FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE D IA L 322-5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY D IA L 425-5938 (NOT LONG DISTANCE) The Sanford herald V 0 t �Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Ph. 322-5612 93. Houses For Solo LAJtCIII 3 beoroom home, 3 bathe, Fl*. room, living-din­ ing. large storage, carport, near chopping cenler, play­ ground near, IIS® move* you in. <1 par all clnamt). h i m •arrow, ineuranca, ate. Call 1:2-1043 attar I p. m. 8kr Aaafnrll VrnLb SW EETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer R ail 110® DOWN I BR., 10 x 17 Fl*. Rm.. Ter. Floora, Kit. equip. 147 mo. pays all. H K L M L Y R E ALTY, Office In Villa s* Hall. N. Orland®. 131-1141. nlgbta l i t 3171. NO DOWN P A Y M E N T VA. Im­ mediate occupancy, 3 Bed­ room, 1>» bath, wooded lot. sodded lawn. Inquire at our new office LMN Enterprises. Inc.. 143 Longwood P lait. 4 Ml. South on 17-13. Call col­ lect I1I-14U. ONB OB T U B Ni: AT BUT well kept humca uii the mar­ ket today. 3 bedroom*, equipped kitchen, acreened porch for Informal lunch**, quiet location (out of flight patlil, cloat In chopping, cttrun, eiergrean and palm tree*. Brice? Just l*,2®0. Why wait? Cat! now for appoint ment. CRL'.MLE Y-MUNTUITIf. 95. Houses For SaIa April 27, 1965 — Page 11 SO U T H W A R D INC Eatata galea Rantala Apprataala 200 TV. lat St. Phone 323-1233 11 Government owned Homes GOOD home, areal Invealment, hlg Income. Widow cull price. 333-S4H. Immediate Delivery 1100 DOWN. 3 Bdrm . I bath houae. kitchen equipped. Take over payinenta of IT! per month, Include! Taaea to Inaurance. Convanlant loca­ tion. 3 3 f - i m . N IC E HOME. IS* Acraa. Large chicken home. 311- to ll. I UKOHOOM, 3 Bath, Central Heat, Cori.ar lo»t, Double L'arporte. 333-1131. P A R K HI DO R — SUBDIVISION I Bdrm-, 1 Bath, Ipactoua, Dou­ ble Oarage. Central Heat, Rullt-tn Kitchen, llrea kfMt Area, Large Dining Roam, Podded Front Lawn, City fewer. II1.10P — l»oo Down. Open Dally, Even in g! I l l - m i. Legal Notice Ik TIIE CTRCPIT COURT. MYTH JUDICIAL CIHUI IT OP FLO RIDA Ik AMU FOII AKMIkOL K COUNTY. I k CHANCERY NO. I W H IN RK: P E TITIO N OP R IC H AR D II. KDWAHDH. NOTICE OP n l'IT T I I E ST AT E OP FLO RID A TO: Iairen D. Naplonlek c/o Mr*. Rara Naplonlek Route 1. Doe J«3 Port Angelea. Waahlngton YOU AH E H E R E B Y NOTIP IE O that tlie above-named Petitioner, RIC H ARD II. EDWARDS, haa (lied a Petition In tha ahova-atyled Court in f the adoption of tha minor child named therein and you nr. re­ quired to ahow cauee why tha aama ahould not La granted by aarvlng • copy of your written defenaea. If any, upon Clave land. Hlephenaon A Mlaa, I’ oet Office Drawer Mult* 212 • Sanford Allantic N a t i o n a l Bank Building, Hanford. Flor Ida. Attorney! for Patltlonar. and by filing tha original thrreor with tha Clark or aald Court on or btfora May II, Itiei, oltierwtcr, a Dacraa may be entered vereua you granting aald adoption. WITNESS my band and the official aaal of aald Court at Banford, H e m l n o l a County. Florida, thia l l t b day of April. A. D. 1111. (H EAL) Arthur II. Ilerkwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Cleveland, Hlepbenaun A Mile Att orney! at Law J'oat Office Drawer Z Hulla 212 • Hanford Atlantic National Rank llulldlng Hanford, Florida Publlah: April to, II, May 4, 1— I.oat A Found 11— Money Wanted 1— Per eon ala *4—Saving* A Log# I— Beauty Cara 14— Incur*no* 1— Day NuraerlM (S—School* A Inetructlong » — Child Car# TS— Employment Service* I — Doge— Cat*— Pete Tl— Malt Help Wanted 10— Poultry — Ltveatoek f l — Pamela Help Wanted II— Hpeclal N olle** 15— Mala or Fame!# Ilalp ! 1— Catering — Food 71—Sale* Help Wanted 14— lllcycl* Repalra 77—Situation Wanted 12— Hpeclal Harriett l l —Income Property 14— Swimming Tools I I — Uutlnte* Prop.—SaVa IT—Janitorial Service# 11— Real Eatata Wanted I t — Do-It-Youraalf I I — Real Eetate Sal* 11— Bulldar* guppllag IT — Uuatnaaa RontaU ID— Hardware i s —Lota For Sal* I I — Home Improvemanta I I — Farm*— Qrovoa 13— Plumbing >3— Acreage I I — Palming I I — llouee* For Sal* I I —Wall Drilling I I —llouae*— Sal* or Rant I I — Air Cond. A H alt in g IT— Houae For Rant I I — Radio • T ela viilo * 100— Raaort Rantala I I — Photo A Equipment 101— Trailer*—Cabana* ■0— Home Appliance# 103—Mobil* Home*—Hal* l l —Mualcal Inetrumenta It'S—Mobile Home*— Rent 13—Bualneta Equipment l o t — Trailer Spec*— Rent 11—Job Printing 101— Trailer Lota— Bala l l — Urhoiatery 101— Apartmanl* For Haat I I —Vacuum Claanar# 101— Room* For Rant 17—Moving A Storage 11*— Hotel Rooms 11— Exterminator* 111— Rental Agtnta 41—Plante — Feed* — gaedl 111— Wanted To Rent 10— Mlac. For S a il i l l — Autoa For Salt 21— Article* For Rent H I — Autoi— Salt or Trad* 11— Hwap or Exchange 111— Truck* For Hal* 51— Wanted To Buy 11®— Automotive Service I I — Purnltur* For gal# 131— scooter* A Cycle* » * — Aatlquea For Sal# 111— Ueala A Metara H — Monty T o Loan H I —Marin* Muppll** 15— Uuatnaaa Opportunltlaa 322-5612 From Sanford Each ango Management and Sales Broker Bo. Houses For Sals 3-IIKDIIUOM. 2 ball), corner lot. 1100 Down, uaaiim* l i t * . I l l mo. Available May I. Ph 111-2411. DISTIN CTIVE home landa.apnl far privacy, l-lledromn. 1 ■* bath. Many H i r e * . liratollable priced, 233-3U3T. FUR SALE UK T R A D E : Mod­ ern 1 bedroom A Carpurl*. only |(, HI*. Trad* 11.(00 Equity for anything of equal value A take over email tnontlily paymente. 311><ii21, JIM H U N T (Dial DIraqi) s*mlnol* County 95. House* For Hale =--" ------- 1 $100 DOWN REA LTY Seminole Realty UN FURN. Kitchen 3 lldrm. Duplex, I Equip. 332-2191. FURN. Apt. Cloaa In. Jlmml* I Cowan. 333-1011. 4-Room. I-Rr. Furn. Apt. M 2 .1 Cal! after 2 pm. and week-1 end*. 133-03*9. 1)01 H Park Ava. 333 2733 anytime 4 nEDUOOM 3 Rath Home on approximately 4 acre yard. Fenced back yard, ••sorted fruit beating treat. Well for yard, partial­ ly turnlabrd, wa>har. dryar, • love, refrigerator, >ard toots A lawnmower. 111,201) 3 IIDRM. Kuril. Apt. 215, 3 ci4| E. Hat St. Hubert A. Wi l ­ liam* 123-3711. ______________ SSI-1101 * ««o lllawatha at 17-91 ) BKlUtOOH. 1»* hath. Igr. f^nerd >nri1, Country Club HHght*, Lake Mury ft'iml. I l l K i f t r r . AMumf Mia. k • *? nil*. 322-M&S. 97. Hoimea For Kent FL'IINIHIIED 1-bedrooni liuuer. Out W. lat HI. 15® inn. Call 3i:.4t*a. HOCHK T R A I L E R In Hanford. Hultabla for coup!*, 14® nip. 113-0211 nr <72*. 3 BEDROOM Furn. llnuse, 145 mo. Include! water. 33!*9S®7. RAV E NN A P A R K , 3 Bedroom. 1 4 bath, t i l l mo. *41-4131 aflar 4 p. m. IIDRM., Kitchen equipped, 172, Ills* yard. I33-3C52. FHA - VA I BEDROOM. 3 Hath. Unfurn­ ished, nice neighborhood, Kncloacd Palin. 3 Bedroom, 1 Hath. Furnished, wall to wall carpeting, nlr conditioned, Nice. STENSTROM JOHN S AU LS AG E NCY R E A L E ST AT E BROKER Real Estate Associate WJI.LA MAE PIIOKOHCH 333-7174 Day I3!-0|>3 Nighta 210 M.ignolU 35 MERCURY, excellent cuudltlon. 1312. 323-1411. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 3* FORD, STICK. N E W MO. TOR to I’ AINT. 1300. 33S-nv7i. 1ID1I McKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN *01 French Ave. 331.0731 S P R IN G SELLING SPREE! Pb. 2=3-4*73 .viilo Glass l o p * to Heat Covers 304 W. 2nd Ht. 333-2033 .11.1, WORK G U AR AN T E ED l'Jl. Scooters & Cycles O PEN U N T IL 8 P.M. F R ID A Y N IG H T ! YOU CAN BUY CHIAPER If price in your only meanure of uiied car value, ■omebody will alwaya aell you something that looks Junt aa good. Now, If you’ra interested In (he mont true used car value for your dollar, try one o f thene. FURN. 4 Room li n a ge Apt. I Have to are In appreciate, | Adulta only. No I’eia. |n| E. 2nd St. 333-9191. 64 Buick Special B A N K ^POSSESSION’ NO CASH N EED ED ! •59 Ply. 1587 Hal. $12 mo. '51 Cadillac 8(03 bal. 822 mu. I *83 Falcon 81267 bal 851 Rio. | *57 Old* 8597 bal. 833 mo. ‘57 nulrk 8667 bal. 833 mo. 'AO Valiant 8397 bal. 83( mu. *57 IIr,Soto 8199 bal. 810 mo. ’57 ( h o . 8591 bal. 82H mo. *58 Dodge $795 bal. 834 mo. '80 Mercury $895 bal. 837 m». '59 Mercury 8897 bal. 834 mo, *59 Ford $795 bal. $14 mo. •59 Am tr. $187 bal. $21 mo. '61 Cory. $1097 bal. $42 mo. 'S3 Chryatcr $99 bal. $ 3 mo. ‘61 Cher. $1011 bal. $42 mo. '59 Renault $387 bal. $18 mo. '80 Falcon $697 bal. |3A mo. '58 Mercury $199 bal $11 mo. '55 Ford $99 bal. $ 3 mo. '60 Dodl# $729 bal. 837 mn. '55 Chrv. $261 bal. $15 mo. '51 Cher. $103 bal. S 4 mo. Jeep $963 bal. $39 mo. '57 Imprr. $316 bal. 112 mo. '51 V W $596 bal. S31 mu. NOBODY - BUT NOBODY BEATS HUNT'S PRICES 64 Triumph Convertible Sports **tH — Heater. 4'8pe#d, Radio and *1695 *«*«*^ — 4-Dr. Hardtop, 24,000 Actual M I l e a S T v D f c . Factory Air. Thia Car l» Fully EquipM. . b t I ped and Absolutely Show Room New. m j N A T IO N A L S A T U R D A Y AFTERNO O N T I L 5 P.M. 63 Chevrolet Impala 301 W EST FIRST STREET 63 Pontiac Catalina Vlatt, Kgrcptlonsl With llydramatlc# IVH and H riK n , H&H» New Whitewall Tireg. Only 63 Rambler 1195 American "3S0" 2-Dr. Th* L lttU Economy King— With Sid. Trgna. $2395 $2795 63 Buick LeSabre 4-Door. Thl* On* la Very Clesa With Fat lory A ir and Power. 63 Buick Electra 1-lltMir. One Fur Thr Fine Car lluycr — Y'ca, A ir Condltluncd. f 1501 W E S T F I R S T S T R E E T 62 Pontiac Sta. Wa«ron 9-l’aaa. Catalina, I’uwrr »nd Air Fund. Rwim For The Whole Family. 61 Rambler Sta. Wajcon Clgaalr Serif* With Autn. and A ir Cond. Com furl With Economy. 60 Pontiac Star Chief Y e*! A ir Conditioning and Tl doodles I BUICK DOUBLED-CHECKED 63 Chevrolet Wagon *1595 so ld *1295 *1995 *1095 *795 so ld *1095 *1095 *995 *795 *995 *895 *995 *695 *995 *795 *895 SOLD *595 so ld *695 Crrrnhrlsr, 8 Cylinder, Automatic Tranatnlaalon, Heater. 62 Ford Galaxie I-Door, V-8, Automatic Tl Radio and Heater. 61 Cadillac “62” 4-Door Hardtop, Cond It ionise. Full Power, A ir 61 Mercury Wagon 4-Dr. Commuter Sta, W a * „ V-8, Auto. Trana., R A H , P/S, P/U. 61 Dodge Dart 4-Door Pionaar, V-8 Englna, Auto* matie Transmission, Heater. 61 Comet 2-Door, • Cylinder, Autoi, mlaaloa. Radio and H«at< 61 Mercury Meteor 2-Door, V-8 Engine, Automatic Tranami salon, Radio and Haater. 61 Plymouth Belvedere 4-Door, V-8 Enilna, Automatic Trana* mission, Powar Steering, Heater. 61 Falcon 2 - Door 6 Cylinder, Stick Hhlft, Radio and Heater. 61 Tempest Custom 4-Door, Automatic Tranamiaaloa, Radio and Heater. 60 Mercury Monterey 4-Door, V-8 Engine, Automatic TraM> ml**Ion, Haater. 60 Mercury Wagon 4-Dr. Commuter, V-8 Eng., Auto. Trana., I VS, P/H, A ir ComL, K A it. 60 Comet Sedan 4-Door, 8 Cylinder, Rtick Shift, Radio and llratar. 60 Mercury Sedan 4-Door. 8-Cylinder Engine, PowerEUci'.ng, Powar Brakaa, R A H . 59 Mercury Wagon 4-llr. Commuter Hta. Wag., V-8, Auto. Trana., R A II, Power Htrer., P/U. 59 Oldsmobfle “68” 4-Door Hardtop, Anto. Trana., R AH Power Hteering, Power Drakes. USED CAR — Sold Only Where You Sanford, Florida $22-4503 National Rapnaaeaalona Inc. \ $1995 *995 *1095 Every One Is A Genuine Arrept Trade-Ins! 4 A| 9 SANFORD AVE. 1U I Z Ol'EN EVEMNOS | $2295 $2295 Dcluar Sedan, Automatic, With A ir Conditioning. \ Very tSood Uuy. See This Sign 59 Edsel Hardto 2-Door, V-8 Engine, Auten mission. Radio and H*at> 58 Buick Super 4-Door Hardtop, Conditioned, SOUTHWARD Legal Notice TO H U N T S USED C A R L O T ! Senkxrik Glass and Paint I Company l i i S T T . l l ' ' 4.1 C a t a l i n a h a r d t o p , I dr, p o w e r a lte rin g b ra k e *, radio, a n - i l l i * A V A L O N "A P A R T M E N T S 111 W. 2nd HI.. 3=3-1417 | Payton Realty 3 Legal Notice Mellonv]Hr, FURN. DUPLE X. I Bdrm., u-devuraltd, 141 mo-. Lake Jr*, eup. Cell 133-721* after I :|». FHA-VA HOMES 3. 3, A I BEDROOMS l . l S A : UATIIH KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAY MENTS IM M EDIATE D E L IV E R Y For Complete Information Hen nr Call Your REALTY 1 BEDROOM Trailer on l*r*e Lake, Adulta only. 337-7244. Fl'R N. APT., Ilownatalr*. Ideal | for couple, no Pete, i l l W. Ilth. B R Y F R A L Outstanding S * I Bedroom Henries itm liibt# In all Arena ol Hanford. I^et ua Fhow you Around! L A "(IK , NEW, Cuaiom-bullt home. Rolling JI III a (lo ll C D L K2 Court*. Han l-andu. For In­ 35*1 P A R K D R IV E formation call 311-2371. 311-3i:u 333-7432 LOCH AUIIOR NOTICE OP I A L E NIOHTH Notice la hereby given that C E N T R A L Air Conditioned, 333-4134 S3I-OS4I T H R E E Bedroom. 1 hath, kitchan equip, is® no. Call a:3purauant to the (Inal decree of Ddrm-. I *» . Florid* Room. 333*1141 IJ 1-IIII 1951 It. A. William*. Realtor. forecloaore and *ale entered In Recently painted. 31S-M41. the rau.e pending In Ilia Cir­ TOO Mt'Cll It f r o yiT Rent cuit Court In and for Hemlnolr through “ For Rent" ade. Uet County. Florida, <-«■# docket eatra income’ number Mini, the underalgned AV AILAIII.E alter Junn I, C|1 Clerk will eel] the property llouee. email Down, 14* III 3 RDR2I.. l-a e. I.lvlng Room, S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y • ttiiatrd In aald County dar i l e all ftaienn* Perk. Ph BO NING COM M ISSION Range. Plnecreat Area. I DIO. aenhed «>: 333-1144. N * t lr * *| P s h ll* H e a rin g 319-3331. 133 Khunnon Drive. Lot 2. IttiH-k I. NORTH Notice la hereby given, that D k ' l l A It lit tit O R L A N D O TOWNHITE, after consideration, tlie Sem­ « RiMiMH Furn., 3 l.ola. Fenc­ W H E R E T I I E TKKEH FOCIITII ADDITION, ac ­ inole County Zoning Commieed. 1202 Hanford Ave. cording to Plat thereof aa elun will hold a public hearing WHIMPER IN T H E BREEZE recorded In Plat Book II. to determine tha ftaelblllty of And you can ralax In a lovely 4 BEDROOM House. Central 3 br. 3 bath horn* wi th a Pagaa IT and I I of tha recommending to the Board of Heat A Air. J’ h. 313-7371 or Public Record! of Semin­ County Commlatlontra that the F L A rm., DEN. HARDWOOD 343-3714. FLOORH A MANY *xlree ole County, Florida. following deacrlhed property L A K E MARY school dleltti l. Togethar with tha following toned A - l Agriculture be aimed Priced lo cell at only lll.au®. ilenia of property located In C - I Commercial: Beg. at a and permanently Inetallad aa a point I * ft H 11*44' E of the part uf tha Jmprovementa on NE cor of L ot I I, Spring Ham ­ aald land: mock. P.B. I. Pg*. | thru 1. liaatrr; permanently In- run s 0* I I I P W along the atailed. INVESTMENT A R E A L T Y C/L of Third Straat. I l l l l ft Togethar with all atructur- to H R. Nos. 12 A too. thence 111 N. Park Ava. 151-1171 aa and Improvamenla now H 4**47'32" E I7#.II ft to N and hereafter on aald land, 11/W line of Penneyl vanla and f l i t u r e a attached Parkway them * H lt*21‘ l l ' ‘ W thereto, and all ranta. l i ­ 52.01 ft along laid line to tha eu e*. proceed!, and profile N'*rly R/W line of lleneral J. IKNIVO LK Itll.V T V accruing and to accrue C. Hutchison Dries tg.R.-HBONING COMMISSION from aald premleei, all cf f IT - A ) thenr* along aald R/W Natlr* of Puklle Mesrlsg which are Included wllhln on a curve concav* S erly bav­ Notice Is hereby given, that tha foregoing deacrlptlon ins a radlue of 4(».»o ft a cen­ after conelderatlon, the Sem­ and the habendum thereof; tral angle of 1*1 w&l" for an ala.t all gaa, ateaoi, elec­ arc dlalanr* nr 3u.|| ft, th em* inole County Zoning I'ommleelon will hold a public bearing tric, water, and other heal­ N 2 0 * i r i * - E M i l l f t to the In determine tha (raelblllly of ing, cooking, refrigerating, NW rur id a H.lt.U. 11/W. recommending to the Board of lighting, plumbing, venti­ thence N I I M I ' l l " IV #2.77 ft County Commleelonera that the lating. Irrigating. a n d lo a point 140 f l perpendicular power D e tr o i t machine., Irom the .Verly R/W of HR. following described properly presently toned A - l Agricul­ appliance!, future*, and No* 11 * too thence N 40*41'* ture be aimed C-3 Commercial: appurtrnnnrra. which now “' E *ul.22 n. thence H *»•- M » » « ft of E 4*1) ft of led 1 are or may hereafter per­ It'uo" E lta.14 ft to tpe pull I Ires beg VI fl N or Hi: cor tain to, or l>e need with. Alan Ilia HI* of lad II. Hprlng run W 11* ft V *0.2 ft NE'ly In. or on aald premiere, llemmoi k, P. D. 3. I'**. 3 thru on E line canal to E line l,n| 2 even though they be dr. 1. tying w*et of S.R. Noe. 12 A H lo Reg) In Hei tlon 12-1'iBitched or detachable, It*, and that part of Lot 31 and N i * M ft of E 411 '* at public eale, to the hlgheet lying W of S.R. Noa. 15-tuu. 10E ft of NW '* N or Brick ltd In and beet bidder fur rath at II Further deacrlhed aa lying Faction u-fi'H-luE. Furlbrr o'clock A.M. on the Ith day uf weal or llwy. 1 J.»1 and north deacrll-.d aa lylna Hortli of lllil May M t t at the Front Door of or (lenrral J. C. Ilutihlami Orlando lload and West uf the Bemlnola County t'uurt- Parkway, Fremh Ave. liouae In Hanford. Florida. Public hearing will be held Public hearing will ba held (H EAL) In the Seminole County Court ■n lb* Bemlnola County Court Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. llouee. County Commlaalonera llouae. County Commltelonere t'lerk of the circuit Court Room. Hanford. Florida. Wed. Room. Hanford. Florid*. We.llly: Martha T. Vlhlen neatlay. May 13, l>*2 at T i e nredsy. May 13, 1542 at 7 2a Deputy clerk I’ M' " r aa auun thereafter ae P.M. or ae anon thereafter ae flE A H H A L I* I IR ID L E Y poealblr. boeelble. A N D L E W IS Hemlnole C,*uo1y Hemlnola County Attorne>i fur Plaintiff Zoning Conimlatlon “ Excellent Zoning Commlaelon •o North Court Street By Robert S. Brown By Robert H. Brown Poat Office Box l||| Hemlnol* County Hemlnole County Orlando, Florida Zoning Director Zoning Dlreetor Publlth: April IT. l i l t rublleh: April IT A May I. 1112 Put,lleli April 37 A May-1. 1242 322-1181 C D L 17 CDL *1 CDL 13 ,ii. 1-3-3 BEDROOM. IHa-llj:.. lad Included. HANFORD Motllt.E P A R K . 3212 H. orlandn Dr. 373-11* .10. JUST D R IVE D O W NTO W N AUTO GLASS INSTALLED APARTM ENTS. Sanford Mobile Park. 1111 S. Orlando Dr.. 331-1230. $100 DOWTO FHA - VA HOMES 3 IIDRM. Maeunry home, ex cellrnt cond., fenced In (revSALES BROKER •haded back yard. Resident­ W * Hava Tha Horn# For You ial area. L ow down pay ment, term*. 117 per month. Call 312-I72L 1-0. Automoltve Service 111 W E E K L Y .. 3 room Apt. Util furn. 301 E. Mb. 273-3931. Dffleet l l l - t t l * Night*: ltl-0700 i : s - p «4S 3534 Park Drlv* 425-5938 From T R A I L E R A Lnl. Enttrprlee. SLEEPING ROOM. Gentleman. Fla., corner of Elisabeth to 200 Palmetto Ave. Lincoln Ht Will fnrnt.h Ma­ terial to add extra room. Call Collect Durden i-3i'«l, i>rlan- 115. Autos For Sale do, Mr. Albert. ' l l T R - l with Radio • Heatar, excellent condition. 131-1(41 1(1.1. .Mobile H o m e * * K ent Rotwon Sporting GmKia no pete. ' I t FALCON l-door hardtop. |. Your E VIN RUD E Dealtr •peed. Cobra equipped. 1300. Ph. 333-2221 aeaume pymla For appoint­ 304-1-2 E. lat. HUMMER Rate 3 lldrm. furn. ment. 333-9143 before 2, 13 F i g ’T I ' R wiiihI llnnt to Apt., Screened porch. 111—.I 323-2322 after 2 pin. Tr.ilbr. wi th electric atarthath. >3®. 1703 Magnolia. ing 35 111* Bvlnrudo mutor. 1323 air conditioned Triumph All cimlrolt. 232®. 333-22:0. FUR N 3 Apt* 130 to l l » mo. •edan. radio A heater. Must Adult* 332-9150 ■ell. He* at 1211 Elliott Ave. l i t , f t . boat. Trailer * B hr Motor. 1342. A t t i l l Hanford | W E LA.a A APARTM ENTS 114 111! - CHEVROL ET. 4 door, A ) e. l . Flret St. exceptionally good ahape. I'h. 313-4730 after 3:00 pm. Ill, FT. Z1MML Mahogany EFF. APT. private balh. edit­ Boat. 35 I I P Electric atari I able fur Couple or Single Evlnrude. Top A Windshield. pereon. Ideally located down­ 1)21 OLDSMOBILE 21. 4 door Fully equipped. Oetor Tilt Sedan, good running condi­ town. Inquire at Manuel Trailer. Excellent condition, tion. Valdat Hotal. Mr». Bur­ Jacobion Dept. Store. 311 E 1132. 333.1372. ton. Ph. 122-1121. lat Properly CLASSIFIED INDEX 'is RAMRI.ER. e rtimr Hatlttn, Heal clean to new tire*. $375.®® HANFORD MOTOR CO I®# French Ava. 113-4812 I C L E A N 3 RR Apt. 3413 Elm Ave. V A - FH A ’'Jurt Ignor# h«r! Sha’a fortvnr ratting lost In front of ko croim parlort!" 1-3 and 3 I led room a ROOMS L>r lien, o i l Magnolia. N E W and t'HEI) 133-0*30. Awning* A Cabana* QUA 1.1 Y MOBILE DOMES H t i t t n , aaml-prlvale Hwy. I7-S3 h 373-3553 FURN. bath, 110 mo. 131-1313. APT.. Suitable fnr gentleman 1»S» VEHPA Hcooter, rea»un. or couple Private entrvnce t i l l FORD PKTI.INER. re•hie 332-4430 after 7_______ A hath. SMI H. Elm. 333.3307. trxctable hardtop, radio, heat­ ar, power atverlng, need* 12.1. ItontN & Motors 3 lilt. Apt. I'll. 33 tranatnlaalon 13*2. Ph. 1332117 or ae* at 111 Uarrlaon 3 Itl’ ItM. Furn. Apt. Appl) 913 Dr. Park Ave. Gateway To Tha Wate rw ay M O N TH LY P A Y M E N T S FROM $50.00 FOR T H E REST HOME RUY SEE YOUR Kisaswoon 115. Autos For Safe FURN. APT., : i # « ?«Uctlon #f S. t. And 4 Bedroom* locAted In virlotia 8r don* of Kanford BUILDERS, INC. tl l-tS T t 301 rairmnnt Dr. N O N E E D TO D R IV E TO O RLANDO ! 102. Mobile Homes - Sale 108. Room* For Rent llld . A p a r tm e n ts In r R en t $100.00 DOWN GREEN Hit A IR Choice Iota available In dra inbralr of Loch Arbor overlook­ ing golf eourae. C i l t l o n building to your apeetflcatlona. Oreenbrwir dereluped by L'OUlHK n I'ltOI’ BRTY, Only 120 Down. Jim Walter Corp, haa nice 3 Iledmnm houao & lot for Bale, ready to move Into, only H » . l # par month Direction!: From Banford. taka Route t i l to Oateau to church on right, continue to colored lection on left, turn left an dirt road A follow to huuia. You can aaa Utli houee from Routo ti t . Invaetment A Realty N. Park Ava. 333-1171 N O N EE D TO D R IV E O UT A N Y H IG H W A Y ! Full I JUST C H E A P T R A N S PO R T A T IO N P A C K A R D H ARD TO P Let s Do B u s in e s s T og ether 8 Cylinder, Automatic Tranamiaaloa, Radio and Hester. OLDSMOBILE W AG O N BETTER USED CAR FORD H AR D TO P NO W 2 USED HpmpluK M t H ( j »4 ^ I i f $( TO Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc* W . P a r k 8(4-8913 r A . *• C H R YS LE R 4-DOOR j FORD FORDOR 8 Cylinder. SERVE P T b u 'i C K C RA M BLER *76 M ERCURY S E D A N 4-Door, Automatic Tranamiaaloa, A ir, Power aim ing, Power Brsk#s R A H . IvOTS Service Too" >7 87 57 YO U ! *2M 2-Door, V-8, Automatic Tranm \ ( l l T i l Radio and Hgatar. tm U L Ir CAR You'll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65' Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. 4-Door Station Wagon, Automatic Trana* mlaaloa, Powar Steering, Power Brake#, Radio and Haater. SYMBOL OF SAVIN G S IN A •248 HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. D O W N T O W N SAN FO R D SANFORD, FLORIDA CORNER P A L M E T T O A COMMERCIAL ) �Lake Brantley Group Names New Directors Delegates Cited By L p a n CBE To Stale Meeting B y Jen* CaeeetWrry The Co-operative Education High annual Club School at held Buxines* Lyman Its first Em ployer - Employ* Banquet a t the Windjammer Restaurant In Fern Park. The CBE program, new at Lyman this year, gives the 15 glrla enrolled an opportunity to obtain o fflc * experience while completing their high school education. Many area buslneaaea and offices serve as training stations in co-op­ eration with the school. Each employer was presented a certificate o f appreciation. Club president S h i r l e y Davis wns master o f cere­ monies. M erit award certifi­ cate* were presented to Chris Glenn, P eg g y Durnell, Diane Rlppberger, Cheryl Johnson and Barbara Tullock, Lyman Principal Carlton Henley expressed hla appre­ ciation to all the employers fo r their cooperation during the firs t year o f the program. Delegates Cheryl Johnson, D e n i s * McLaughlin, Lynn Voskan, Chris Glenn and Shirley Davie, who will be at­ tending the state convention In Jacksonville, May 6-0, were Introduced. Special guests at the ban­ quet Included County School Bupt. and Mrs. R. T. Milwce, E. 8. Douglass, county voca­ tional education director! Mr. and Mrs. Henley, James 1. Bowers, guidance counselor} Frank Sedlsk, o f the air con­ ditioning and refrigeration department t Roger Norman and Gary Kaiser, Lyman Dis­ tributive Education C l u b ; David Parker, Lyman TEC Club and representing Semin­ ole High School DCT, Neal Stafford, and coordinator Louis Girard. M E R IT A W A R D certificates were presented to Chris Glenn, Peggy Dur­ nell, Diane Uippberger, Cheryl Johnson, and Barbara Tullock (le ft to righ t) o f the Co-operative Business Education Club nt Lyman High School during Employer-Employe Banquet at Windjammer Restaurant In Fern Pnrk. (Herald Photo) C O N VE N TIO N D ELEGATES from Lyman High School Co-operative Business Education Club to state convention in Jacksonville May 6-9 are (le ft to righ t) Cheryl Johnson, Lynn Voskan, Chris Glenn and Shirley Davis, club president. Denise McLaughlin delegate, was not present for the photo. (Herald Photo) * • Gov, Haydon Burns aaya he becka the National Education Association in it a pledge to support tearhera who are denied tha right to register and vote. • • • Tons of U . 8. Department o f Agrlculture-donuted food nr* being used to feed thou­ sands o f midwest flood and -4epnade-vlct!tns,- c:.u iJit.> U.ths tJHDA’s Consumer and Marketing Rorvice. • • • Nearly n quarter-million 4-H youngsters ars expected to carry on conservation pro­ jects during lim6, reports thr Nstlonul 4-11 Service Commit­ tee. The estimate is based on last year's project enrollment figure o f 216,580. • • • The people o f P i n e l l a s County, while strongly sup­ porting thu P i n iik'ill's ac­ tions In V iet Nam, over­ whelmingly reject the major portions and le y provisions o f the Great Society's legislative program. Hep. William C. Cramer, It-Fla., auys this Is the Information he gathered front n racent survey in Pin­ ellas County. Two new arena o f graduate •tudg w ill b* available for Central Florida teachers this summer through the Rollins College Master o f A rts In Toarhlng p r o g r a m . New training specialties Include reeding and physical educa- t ; J * • FO R TU N E T E L L IN G in only a nhle lino for "Mnthimc M ltzl" who really in Mm. May Onlrow, second Krmto toucher at South Seminole Elementary School. Sally Colemun, one o f her ntuilentn, in nhown having palm read at the Spring Festival sponsored by the school's Council o f Teachers and Parents. (Herald Photo) Scott Thomson, Chris A k ­ ers, John Carvar, Bobby Hop­ kins, David Llttlaton and Gary Gibson make up the parliamentary p r o e s d u r e team. Miss Wlllia will be com­ peting with five other chap­ ter sweethearts fo r the priv­ ilege o f twing In the district contests which are to be held at the Seminole High School May 7. Dante Alighieri, who wrote Inferno," died Sept. 14, 1265. UPW Circle Two Has Meeting Mon roe-Wi Ison * ‘ *1 Schools To Have nuts, and mints, during a so* rial hour that followed the short business session. cle Tw o nf the U P W o f the Other members present C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian warn Mrs. Lena Gleason, Mrs. By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Church of Lakt M ary was Libby Rmsthers, Mrs. Mild­ A ll children who will b* held at the hums of Mrs. Lu- red Sandusky, Mrs. llulh Go­ attending Wilson School at Vers Hn rr twin. ble, Mrs. Bessie Beebe, Mrs. I'aola or Lake Monroe Kle* The devotional, (Ine Single Mabel Brown, Mis. Ruby montary School at Laks MonEvent, was presented by Mrs. Sjoblom, Mrs. Fern Benedict, roe during ths lflflfr.ftfl Urm Thelma Brewer. The nrogrsm •***•*• ••*»••«* « H.irmp, Mi •• are asked to register this for the evening wns the stu­ Maxine Hopkins, Mr*. Shir­ Thursday or Friday lictween dy o f Clinptcr Three, The ley Smith, and one guest, the hours o f 10:3(1 s.m, and Gos|h'1 o f Freedom, from the Mrs. Flossie Hwaggert.1 p.m. at the Lake Monroe gioup study hook for the School. year, Live As Frra Mon, led Children who w ill be en­ by Mrs. Malic Lowe. tering ths first grade at eith­ The Itnxtrn* served re­ er sc hind should bring birth freshments of fruit punch, certificates. rookies, lumaim bread, coffee, Nu registrations will he By Julia Bsrtos made st the Wilson School. Altamonte Springe swim­ ming Instructors, Mrs. Rnl#rt Newell o f Forest Avenue and Mrs. Richard Car ill o f Flurida Boulevard, have an­ SACRAM ENTO (U P I ) — A nounced that registration fo r running foul between the U. S. swimming classes will lie Post Office Department and a held from 9 until 11 s.m. this sheriff and his dog was re­ Saturday at the i-aml O'l.akrs vealed here. Country Club in Cassidbcrry. It seems the pet labrador First rlese will In- held at retriever o f Sacramento Coun­ 0 s.m. next Monday. ty Sheriff John Mlsterly leap­ Classes fo r adults ars ed through a screen door and scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., bit a letter carrier, who was Tuesday, May IH. Persona in­ delivering a package to the terested in Joining should law officer's home. contact Mrs. Newell or Mr*. “ The dog must be contrail Cavil I. ed ," aaid Postmaster Kenneth By France* Wester The April meeting nf Cir­ Registration H i B e a fa rl Page 12 — April 27, lBPw Iw ll 12 Finalists Named For Orange Contest L A K E L A N D (U P I ) — The 12 finalists fo r the all-Flori­ da orange dessert contest scheduled fo r May 6-7 at W inter Haven have been picked from among 3,241 en­ tries, according to the Flori­ da Citrus Commission. Naval Reserve Offers Training Traffic Death Occurs For Students Every 7 Hours-FHP L. D. H A R R E L L (L E F T ) A N D L. I>. COX The 12 competing finalists for will more be then $10,000 in prises. Finalists ar* Mrs. Jacques Kranxlln, North Miami Beach; Mrs. Coutby L. Shiricy, Jacksonville; Mrs. Ger­ ald Schamlieau, San Antonio; Mrs. W yatt J. Godfrey, Auburndate; Mrs. Robert Leton, Miami Beach: Mrs. Bertha O. Perkins, Pompano Reach; Mrs. L. Edwin Parker, A r ­ cadia; Mrs. Austin E. Nixon, Quincy; Mrs. Bert McNeill, Indian Rocks Reach; Mra. Gerald C. Sauer, Orlando; Mra. Claude L. Jone*, Fort Walton Bench, and Mrs. Gladys B. Lancraft, West Palm Beach. The finals will he judged hy a panel o f four food edi­ tors and a Florida restaura­ teur. An 80-dey accelerated re­ cruit training Is availsble this summer to certain qualified high school students o f the traffic fatality takes place Central Florida area who en­ By Donna F-slea Trooper L. D. Harrell, tra f­ every seven hours, 14 minutes, list In the U. S. Naval Re­ and accidents occur every 15 serve during the months o f fic homicide investigator for minutes. April and May. Seminole County, was guest Judges will be Dorothy L. L. Cox, o f the Florida This recruit training will speaker at the April meeting Marsh, director o f foods and o f the Longwood Area Cham­ Highway Patrcl Auxiliary, in. commence In June and extend cookery for Good Housekeep­ ber o f Commerce held in the trndured ths speaker. Cox has through August 1965. High been a member nf the Auxili­ school students who take ad­ ing Mngaxine; Mary Erklcy, Civic League Building. ary for the past 10 years. vantage o f this program will food editor fo r McCall'a MagTrooper Harrell, who was h« sent by commercial airline sxine; Rita Holmberg, assoc­ A color film taken by the reared In Seminole Ceunty, Ohio Stato Highway Patrol to Chicago, will be paid full iate editor for Better Homes explained that it is his duty entitled “ Mechanised Death” pay and allowances, and. I f & Garden* magaslne; Diane to Investigate all tra ffic fa­ was shown. The grim film is qualified, will he promoted to Durham, associate editor for talities in the county and to not recommended for persons an advanced rate which nor­ Ladies’ Home Journal, and work toward cutting the mally only is attainable after Manuel Garcia, owner o f the with weak stomachs. death rate through education Laa Novedadea restaurant in L o n g w o o d Police Chief six months o f service. and strict law anforcement. Tampa. Clauds Layo and Carl LcmUnder this program etudHe served In the same capaci­ mlsr of the Police Reserve enta will be released In time ty In Orangs County fo r 2 4 assisted in showing ths film. for school next fall or msy years. 4 to !u / a y During ths business meet­ request active duly. Quoting statistics, Harrell ing conducted by William Applicants must be U. S. pointed out that state-wide a Bsumholssr, president, Chief dtisens, at least 17 years old Layo Issued an invitation to and In good physical health. interested persons to attend A rigid quota hat been es­ a meting o f the Police Re­ tablished fo r this program serve scheduled fo r 7 p.m. and applications will be han­ Wednesday a t the City Hall dled on a first come, first to see film * on traffic and serve basis. Additional Information ran fire aafety. Refreshment! wer* served he obtained by calling 424Ths 36th annual conference at cloee o f ths meeting and 7691 or vlailing the U. S. o f the Saint Augustins Dio­ program. Naval Reserve Training Cent­ er, Livingston and Parramore cesan Council o f Catholic -Streets, Orlando, on any day, Women will he held Monday Monday through Friday, Sat­ Kill! riser. Ticks, ailfsilirh e*4 through Wednesday of next urday u to t2, or on Mondny alhsr llrln* * tiaelisa tnrsrlr, week at the Ramnda Inn in evening between 7:30 and n u t m in i Houti with iu o Cocoa Beach with corns 500 KIUINO " r o o ” WHUI YOU SHOP 10:30. dais gates from C a t h o l i c O l VISIT* women's organisations and CO Ns b>l css sics**. Aksst-lrlf priests expected to attend. ■sis ehss «t«S or SirsrlsS. HsusIsrt »• f-si, UiSMI 6 tsrsM-rs. Bishop Charles It. Mc­ By JoAaa Hajra D ALY C ITY, Calif. ( U P l ) - ---- A V A IU IU IN TWO t l l l t ---Laughlin o f the Diocese of Fire extinguishers are be­ Firemen extinguished a blase ASAITMINT A tM All MOM! t i l l Raleigh, N . C , and Archbis­ W Is 3,000 cubic fssl 4 l . fl. hop Joseph P. Hurley, Bishop ing sold by membera o f tha in a three bedroom home and M t O IO O M K O M I t i l l o f ths Diocese o f Saint A u g ­ Geneva Volunteer Fire De­ then saw smoke pouring from Is >0.000 ruble Issl 11*1. ustine, will participate in the partment with all proceeds the hood of a bright red car from sales to go fo r pur­ at the acene. It belonged to Sold at all Garden A Pet Sup­ program. Hardware and Drug Theme for ths convention chasing needed equipment for A » L Fire Chief Keith Shrock. ply, Stores. Including Liggettis “ Four Centuries o f Faith" the truck. Madison, F.ckerd, Walgreen, Manufactured by Am eri­ which will link the founding Some snakes spit their nf America's first settlement can I .a France, the exting­ venom or squirt It at their •II Llndslry Lumber and most Sears store*. are dry chemical in 1506 at Saint Augustine uishers cnemioi. to the present day explora­ type and are very lim ply op­ tion o f spaca at Cap* Ken­ erated. They especially ar* good for home or boat use nedy. and are moderately priced. Several o f this type eatinguiaher are on exhibit at Pure Oil Station in Geneva If UaMad Press laU rastkaal In Ordtr To Givt Our Employ#** A Break, On ths basis of 1M 3 ejti prospective buyers w o u l d We Will Be Cloeed Wed. Afternoon Through mates there are over 1,700,000 ilka to examine on* before The Summer Month*- We Would Appreciate hospital beds availsble in the placing order. Your Cooperation In This Effort, Fire department officials United Stales with an aver­ age occupancy of more than also have announced that 1,400,000, according to tha tha number, 322-6116, which American Hospital Aatocia can be reached day or night, 118 8. SANFORD AVE. PH. 322-2624 may be called in case o f fir*. Uoa. A E R O SO L F U M IG A N T Catholic Women Plan Annual Convention a NEW way to gat fM °* ROACHES - ANTS Extinguishers Available From Geneva Firemen Now You Know Two-in-One NOTICE! H U N T S TUXEDO FEED STORE T O YO UR NEED FOR A SM ALLER CAR Swimming Class To Register Running Feud Halts Service Altamonte PTA Sets Meetings New Style? SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) Yvonne Dangers, a “fashion nodal" with a 44-loch boat, pleaded Innocent to Indecent exposure charge* arising Iran her arrest nt n noon time fashion show factoring topIm drama. Future Farmers To Attend Meet Attending from the Sem­ inole High F F A Chapter will be Danny Dickerson, partidpatlng in the public speaking contest, and Mike Rurk, en­ tered in tractor driving con­ test. Ths taUblluhmrnt of the Central Florida School for Continuing Studies— a divi­ sion o f Rollina College hee been announced by Dr. Edwin 8. Burdell, dean o f the rollag*. The new school will em­ brace the form er echool o f general etudies and Its P at­ rick A F B branch. • • e • By Maryaaa Mila* W est Lake Brantley Civic Association In recent tendon voted to name *n 11 member board o f directors with each elected member representing a 9-12 horns section o f the community. The action was taken up­ on proposal o f Malcolm Mc­ Clellan at a meeting held at tha homa o f Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rigsby o f West Lake Brantley Road. Club officers for the year, chosen from the directors, w ill ba Sterling Copeland, president; Martin Dunn, vice president, and Harold Torrey, secretary-treasurer. Oth­ ers on the board arc Mrs. Geri Rigsby, Mr*. L ll Young. Mrs. Jeannette Burns, Mrs. Pat Coll ini, Mrs. Betty Bran­ non, Arthur K cm and Char­ les Biddle. Remaining mem­ ber Is yet to be elected. In other business o f the meeting, Mrs. Rigsby report­ ed that the association's lakefront property hai been plowed and four yards o f fill dirt has been added. A barbecue la planned on ths sit* for June 5. Announcement was made that efforts are being made to secure a vacant lot In the area fo r use as a neighbor­ hood playground. Reminole High School chap­ ter, Future Farmers of America, will be represented hy eight members, the Chap­ ter Sweetheart, Miss Lucy Willie, and her accompanist. Miss Brenda Carroll, at a ■ub-district contest st Taylor High School In Pierson F r i­ day. From The Mailbag Veteran* holding perman­ ent GI life iniurnnc* polidee may borrow up to 04 per cent o f their policy'* ceih sur­ render value to meet finan­ cial emergencies, Mrtvin T. Dixon, o f tha State Oejmrtment o f Vetorana Affaire, aald today. | MISS FRANCE-Mm* |I Franca, IMS, at • it H im m aker, who abruptly cancelled all package deliver' ie i to the sh eriffs home. Toothy A ffa ir RICHMOND, England (U P I) By J*Ua Bertas Executive board meeting of — Parkkeeper Harry Ware. SI, Ilia Altamonte Springs P ar­ who took out b li false teeth ent-Teacher Association has end threw them at a police­ been announced for 9:20 a.ra., man, was fined two pounds (gs.flO) for being drunk and Monday M ay 17. Election and Installation e f disorderly. officer* will be conducted at the next general membership meeting scheduled fo r 7:30 phone calls each year par per p.m., Tuesday, H ay Mu r i.it •v ■ $ ' ,> *M %65 Corvair MADE OF AMERICAN PARTS — AND THBY*RE AVAILABLE AT A NY CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP IN AMERICA — AMERICAN SIZE . TOOLS FIT 'EM — AND THEY'RE NOT SO OUTRAGEOUSLY COSTLY I THIS SPORTY CAR SELLS FOR S P R IN G F L I G H T — M a r y P o p o ia a f o r r e a l. P a m e la l a n k * , f , e f M adlean. W ia., aoara acroaa a s p rin g pud* d i e l a th a p o e tu re o f T h a t “ a lm ost p e r fe c t p erao a.” ONLY A FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN THE WIDELY ADVERTISED FOREIGN CARS! DRIVE A CORVAIR AT MOTOR Grapeville Florist Cadillac 322-0886 Flewer* Far All Ow tilnu POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES 1221 GrataeiM* A t *. Free. Delivery SALES Oldsmobile Chevrolet 2507 Park Drive 322-0861 2nd and Palmetto 322-0711 �* Seminole County * * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” g>anforb fo ra lb Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * W E A TH E R : Tuesday 80-69; some showers, cooler tonight and Thursday. VOL. 67 Love blooms eternal the sheriff's office received a call from a man who com­ plained his girl friend had locked him nut. Upon invrit({ration, the girt friend said ahe did not know the door was locked. When last seen, the complaining man was entering the house, his face cracked by a huge smile. • • • , „ j ‘I A limited supply of the at* tractive front auto toga "On the St. Johns— Sanford, Sem­ inole County" is now availa­ ble at the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce office. • e • Memo to the Stete Fish and Game Commission: “ The Clock” he* been requested to call your attention to the dire need o f restroom facili­ ties et the public boat ramp just this side o f the Monroe llridge. This Is a popular launching spot . . . hut the Imatera are beginning to he a major “ headache" fo r the bridge tender . . . using his facilities. a • • • . ™ Chairman John R. Alcxander, o f the Seminole County Commission, and H a r o l d Johnson, county attorney, plan to go to Tallahassee this week to check on the progress o f the county’s le g ­ islative program. Their trip was authorised by the Board o f Commissioners Tuesday. • • * A special meeting o f the County Hoard uf Commission­ ers will he held May 4 to ac­ cept bids on the mlrrx fire ant bait. There I* expected to he only one bid since only one company makes the pois­ onous halt. s e e A ll wu* confusion on First Street between Oak and I’ark Tuesday. On one tide o f the street car* were perked par­ allel. On the other side they were parked angular. • • e % Randall Chase hae been elected a director o f the American Fire and Casualty Company. s e e ■ £ C. Vernon Mixe and Karlyla Housholder, former and present county judges, re­ spectively, along with other interested officials, long have advocated the need for an ad­ ditional juvenile counselor to work with the juvenile court. Bob Thomas, the county school attendance (truant) officer, works along that vein at all times. The county might be wise In appointing him (maybe on a part-time b ails) to assist Counselor C. K. McCord. s e e Melvin T. Established 1008 W ED N ESD AY, A P R IL 28, 1065 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 178 and doora can’t atop It. Monday _ United Press Leased W ire Dixon, state »-•*/ Pinra, will discuss “ Hospit­ alisation” before members o f Veterans o f World War 1 and the Auxiliary Friday evening at the American Legion Homo on Highway 17-02 aouth. A covered dish supper will he served at (1:30 p.in. ^ LBJ Renews Peace Talk Bid War's End U p To Communist Aggressors Parking Woes Being Ironed Out-Wilson Parkins WASHINGTON in downtown San­ (UPD “ We got one today and we're going to get more." T h a n are almost 10.000 Ma'rinea in the Da Nang area 330 i miles northeast of Saigon and Fowler Relieves Mayo ford ii due for one more gocontinue the U. S. air strike* Hy Tsui Hrookshlre round—this one, It is hoped on North Viet Nsm until the The challenge of the "uncer­ will get the matter straight­ Reds »top fighting nnd meet tain days ahead" means that ened out once and for all. his offer of “ unconditional” Reconnaissance Attack Wing Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson One will have to continue to peace talk* with other than told The Sanford Herald that Improve, Capt. Richard E. “ alienee, slander, or the sound the city borrowed an erasing Fowler Jr. declared Tuesday machine and started today to of guns.” in assuming command of Ihe erase all parking lines on The Chief Executive rejected Wing In ceremonies at San­ First Street from Sanford to suggestions that a suipention ford Naval Air Station. Oak Avenue, thrn remark “ You are more capable of the air assaults might lure them correctly, as originally than you have ever been be­ ordered by the City Commis­ the Communists to the peace fore and your task is more sion at the April 12 meeting. table. Important than ever before," “ I'm not putting the blame “ Whether we make friend* Captain Fowler told the offic­ on anyone,” said Wilson, “ but or lose friends," he told a ers and men of the Wing. TW O NE\V ACTING POSTMASTERS in Seminulo County receive their aomehuw (hero was a misin­ news conference, "w e are re­ "There lies ahead an opappointments from Percy Mnnlcy (center), postal service officer. U. S. terpretation of City Commis­ sisting aggression and as long portunity for solid and signifi­ l ’ oat Office Department, Orlando. A t left is Ray A. Hilliard, o f Geneva, sion instructions and the 30 a* the aggressors atlark, we and at right is Mrs. Reaaie M. Oatecn, of Osteen. Their appointment a were cant achievement," the new degree angles were marked will stay there and resist by John A. Gronouaki, postmaster general, (Herald Photo) commander declared. 10 feet apart instead of eight them. . .” Captain Fowler told the feet. This hat cut the number Johnson said that “ the mo­ men they are the elite of Na­ of parking spaces consider­ ment” North Viet Nam end* val aviation and that he look­ ably and has caused a great its aggression the United ed forward to being a part ot deal o f confusion. Also the .Stales will cease “ the destruc­ area between Park and Oak, a program so vitally Important tion of their bridges and (heir which was changed to par­ to the Navy and the free radar stallona and the ammun­ allel parking has been confus­ world. ition that they use on our ing to motorists because ot Fowler assumed command T A L L A H A S S E E ( U l 'l ) — the House In the Senate were to give teachers lime for bodies. . ." lines going both ways. of the wing from Capt. James The Senate gave swift mid a requirement for all public lunrh and planning when lie renewed hi* offer of “ un­ “ We ask the public please unanimous passage today to O. Mayo, who la leaving San­ schools to fly the state flag they are not directly respon­ conditional" lienee talk*, hul to bear with us for a few more a hill authorising n 373 mil­ ford to become commanding and permission for counties sible for children. he conceded that, so (ar, It days until we get this matter lion bond financed program officer of the USS Nantahsla. had been met "w ith silence, straightened out,” Mayor Wil­ o f university and junior col­ He will report to his new slander, or the sound of guns. son urged. assignment in Norfolk June 7, lege const ruction in tho next Hut just as we will not lag in After all the old lines are Mayo received the highest biennium. battle, wo will not weary in ('A P T . -IAMBS O. MAYO, in hls final inspection erased, the area between rommcndatlons from his sup­ Tho measure, which now the search for peace." officer o f Reconnaissance At* ns Oak and Park Avenues will eriors In tho change of com­ goes to the House, was in­ The President’s 33-minute Md* farewell-to stuff officers,. be marked parallel parking mand ceremony. troduced today with (I.-** < meetlity'iVH)* newsirii” ti* the lie w firfhR U kVgr OQOUbanti of the fleet oiler and the area between Park Adm. David I.. McDonald, whole Senate ns co-signers tv hite House'* o r : . . . East USS Nnntahali. (Herald Photo) and Sunford Avenues will be chief of Naval Operations, wlr* and acted upon immediately. Hoorn Tuesday capped a aer­ 30 degree angle parking eight <-d his regrets that he was un­ A large part o f the money ROCK ISLAND, HI. (UPD pony threw up a secondary ie* of pollry statements over feet apart. able to attend the change of will stait construction o f new —• The bulging Mississippi The more oblique angle dike west o f it* Hcttcrdorf the past few day* by hia top comm aml ceremony. universities in Orange Coun­ diplomatic and military ad­ parking is expected to de­ tore through three battered (Iow a) plant, near Davenport. He said he wanted to person­ ty, thieo miles south of crease the traffic hazard en­ Tho river burst through the viser*. dikes today and kept relent­ ally commend Captain Mayo His pungent defense o f his countered w h e n motorist* Oviedo on Sit 320 at the Chancy Lane dike at Milan, and all members of the Re­ Seminole County line, and at less pressure along miles of back out of tho angled park­ a small town ndaei-nt to the policy was televised live in tin* connaissance attack team, In­ river front. Pensacola. United States and beamed aing stalls, usually across the Illinois-Iowa Quad Cities Including NAS Sanford and their It will permit 341 million Hundreds o f e x h a u s t e d byth" government’s center line, blocking traffic dust ml complex where the broad Srmlnolo County and City ot for new university building* worker* kept up their battle Voice of America radio trans­ 111 both lanes. Rock River flows into thu "trade Sanford civilian supporters, W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — ness intin said that mitters. Two parking slalis will be nnd 327 million fo r Junior against thn upper Missis­ Mississippi, college expansion. The addi­ Thu U. 8. Chamber o f Com­ talk* would be purl uf open­ “ (or the great strides that Tite conference ranged over eliminated in line with re With a siren piercing the sippi'* worst flood in history. merce today went on record ing up communications" with have been made In the N avy's quests from Police Chief Ar tional 33 million in building* For thriii week* tho river nighttime air, muddy waters a wide field of subject!, in­ highly Important reconnais­ formally In favor o f opening plus amounts to meet the in­ nold Williams. One is the first cluding new presidential ap­ the Red Chinese. has swollen out o f its banks, poured through about six sance capability,” “ channels o f communication terest on the bonded debt will stall on the southeast corner sending thousand* o f person* blocks o f lowlands, and the pointments, an announcement The resolution, as approved Rear Adm. Robert GokUhwith the people o f mainland of Park Avenue ami First come from surplus moneys in fleeing that the budget deficit is be­ weary workers threw them­ without debate by 1,000 cham­ from their homes China." waltc, commander Fleet Air, the ituto utilities tax revenue Street, and the other it on the selves into the task o f piling ing reduced, a comment on ber delegates, said a lung, from Jtiimrsota to Missouri. Before voting on the resol- ninge objective o f the United Jacksonville, was the guest southwest comer of Magnolia fund earmarked two years The rrest was exported in snudhugs into n secondary the voting rights battle in the speaker at the ceremony. ago for the program Avenue and First. Senate, and a defense of his tit ion at their annual conven­ State* should be “ a free and the Illinois-Iowa "Quail Cit­ ■like along railroad tracks. Gnldthwalte praised Captain Without the approval of Chief Williams said motor China on the Milan Mayor Glenn Reid action in postponing the U. S. tion, chamber delrgstra were democratic ies” induilrlsl complex today Mayo for his part In effective­ Ists backing out o( these two the 375 million amount, tho and was expected to hold at had said that if the Chsney visits of the Indian and Pakis­ told that the main point tie- Asia mainland." ly introducing tho complex hind thn pro|K>*al was better stalls h ive to drive across the state would have been limit­ the (leak level for three day*. Lam- dike, which runs for tani leaders. The resolution said that the HA-3C aircraft Into the Wing communication* “ with the pedestrian crosswalks, “ which ed to a 354) million bund is­ United .States should rontlnuo Hut it was dominated by dis­ W ater broke through a sea­ three miles, were to break, sue for the noxt two years. peoplu" o f Communist Chirm. lo recognise the Nationalist and for “ solving many of the is extremely hazardous." wall at Davenport, Iowa, and the whole town would he cussion of what the Chief ExThe Piojcct. to 1*0 financed _____ Chinese government on T a i­ pronicm* oi its introduction.u *5 .,,UU rrsi* ecutive caiu-tl tor “ crucia r - -• smuMgii • l|UtAI‘UHJl will tie spelled out In a cap­ strongly emphasized. “ lie will be missed in San­ wan and should continue to section, It rolled onto East drills were ulntrd to move struggle" in Viet Nam. ital out lay bill ai-companying ford but he Is departing with Ernest J. Lochhorkn, ebairout. withhold diplomatic recogni­ River Drive and flowed bark W A S H IN G TO N (U P D — the general appropriations m a i l o f the rhnmber'* policy tion from Peking and oppose the knowledge of a Job well The other break rim e into the river un the other The House was expected l<» hill. committee, said the resolution a United Nation* seat fo r done," Admiral Goldthwaito side o f the International M ill­ downstream. give ita approval today tu on The state already has sold said. was “ not designed to give Red China. t Tlii' river eurly today tore ing plant. administration-supported pro­ $75 million in bonds for high­ Captain Mayo said It h id upproval fo r trade with Red Commerce Secretary John a 130. foot hole in a dike Workers built a dike o f posal calling for a two-year, er education construction in China." T. Connor told the delegate* hern a “ great honor and pri­ south of Quinry, III., about heavy roeks along the drive. V A T IC A N C IT V (U P I ) $300 million federal program the current biennium. The disavowal of endorse­ earlier that If they do not vilege" to have served as the — The pnntifiral CommieThe water endangered 32 mil­ 140 miles downstream from oguinst water pollution. Tuesday, the Senute held a ment of trudo will) Peking pay luore attention to con- ' Wing's commander. He said lion worth of bout* drydoeked here, and swept inland ueiuss .Ion on l.ilu riiral Reform heated session in which u Idll at Quad City Murillo Com­ rich farmland. icprcscMtcd a step back fiom auniL-r needs, they face the the officers and men had ex­ is.ued (lid first offirial relaxing usury laws to per­ pany. Civil defensu offieiul* Raid bulletin on It* arlivitir*, a statement by tho chamber's prospect of more government hibited a high degree of opemit unlimited interest rates rat't.nal readiness. whirh Inrludr the substitu­ new president, Robert P. tier- controls. Across the river In Roek no injuries were reported. to corporation* was killed by Island, workers piled the last However, they sail) 041 home* boll. The Flint (M irli.) hindtion o f modern language* a 3-3'.) vote. Silver-haired for l.slln in wide part* of uf lot),OUtl sandbag* along the und 15 industrial faeilitie* Sen. Verb- Pope, o f St. Au ­ the M **«. The bulletin a a* swollen chunncl near tho were endangered In a t',,004). gustine, called it a “ muney armory. Thu J. I. Case Corn- arte area. In l.alin. changer’s bill." Meanwhile, the H o u i j pass­ there were reports a new bat­ ed and sent to the .Senate a talion was ready to land group o f election law changes — F IN A N C E — shortly. including authority for illi­ BLUFFTON, Imi. (U P I) Two years ago ilic and hrr ly In balance. Today's operation was a terate* to grt help in Voting YOUR N E W CAR search and clear mission In booth*. The House also pais, There's a 3213,732 shortage In husband bought one of BluffHul bank officials were an area 10 to 13 miles west of ed a measure making ft il­ ton's biggest homes and filled suspicioui. They notified Jos­ Cdr. J. W . T a ft, command­ A T OUR LOW , LOW the fundi o f the Farmers & Da Nang. An advance com­ legal tu sell, barter or pos­ it with antique furnishing! eph McCord, director of the ing officer of Kncominissnnru IN T E R E S T B A T E Merchants Hank, pany o f Marines moved out ses* blank driver* lieenses. from Ihe itrin* she hud cot- -Slate Department o f Finaneial Attack .Squadron 1, will be Hose Johnson, the bank's ierted as a prominent antique Institutions. Tuesday, setting up a forward Other bill* received from relieved by Cdr. V. G. Mutulu ($4.50 PE R $100 PE R Y E A R ) command post. chief bookkeeper for the past dealer. Bank examiners found that during ceremonies Friday at 29 years is in the hospital re­ Several other Marine com­ About ■ month ago Mrs shortages apparently began at Sanford Naval A ir Ktation. panies on foot and aboard covering from 17 gaahes in­ Johnson w aa hospitalized the Farmers 4 Merchants two Commander Taft, who has troop • carrying helicopters flicted above and below her briefly for surgery. Before years ago. .More than half the been attached to the squadron W H E N YO U F IN A N C E W ITH US, NOW OR were Involved, making It the the operation she told other total shortage vanished with­ fo r two years as executive TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - elbows. IN T H E FU TU R E , IS A U T O M A T IC Police records say that Mrs. bank employes she would tik e in the past four months, bank officer and commanding o ffi­ biggest and deepest probe so Hep. Robert L. Shcvin of E L IG IB IL IT Y FOR A -----far into Viet Cong territory. Dade introduced a bill today Johnson's wounds were in­ rare of “ the savings account officials said. cer, has led the squadron Previous Marine missions removing the mandatory flicted ■ week ago Monday in file" when she returned. On April 19. Gerber told through one Mediterranean have been limited to small pa­ death sentence in capital a auielde attempt. Hut to be obliging, the other M n . Johnson of the examin­ cruise and the transition to trols of 40 to SO men only a cases. The proposal would re­ The story came out today In employes worked on the file ers' findings. He said she the RA-5C Vigilante, lie has few miles from the base peri­ quire juries to recommend the this eastern Indiana town, 23 so that Mrs. Johnson would stayed late ut the bank that received orders to thu USS Call Uio auto loan expert#: Ralph Pezold meter. death sentence to send a man miles south of Fort Wayne, not be overburdened with day and left shortly after 3 Farrcital. or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611. when bank President Amos work when she returned. to the electric chair. pm . Commander Matula Joined R E P T IL E TA K E Currently the death sen­ Gerber acknowledge that the When she came bark to Two hour* later Mr*. John- lha squadron in June 1904 aa TALLAHASSEE (U P D — tence is mandatory unless a community of 7,000 had been work three weeka ago, they son'a 15-year-old son found executive officer after re­ Rep. Harry Westberry of Du­ Jury recommend* mercy. She- buzzing about it for a week. told her they couldn't get the her in the bedroom of their placement air group training val introduced a bill today vin’s proposal would reverse Mr*. Johnson was one of accounts to balance. home. It took 100 ititchsg lo in Reconnaissance A t t a c k M tm *w fJ U t . permitting licensed hunters to the procedure, making lift the beat known and most re­ Employes said the told elosa her wounds. Squadron I . Ha will guide the kill alligators and crocodilei. imprisonment mandatory un­ spected women In town. She them "g iv e me a tape on It Tbt next day Federal Bu­ aquadren during the forth­ Hunters are now prohibited le u the Jury recommends end Gerhrr were regarded as usd I'll take care of it.” She reau o f InveatlgalioQ agent* coming cruise aboard the U.SS from taking U » big reptiles. death, * mainstays of the bank. brought them back, apparent­ searched bar home, Iudepcudcnce. SenateOKs UFunds Bulging Mississippi R ip * O ut S & a & a lls Opening Of Channels To Chinese Favored Anti-Pollution Quomodo Kst Ista? Marines Strike Out In Search Operation SAIGON ( U P I ) - U . S. Ma­ rines struck out from the Da Nang air base today in their biggest operation of tho war against the Viet Cong. In the Communist North American planes dropped ■ million propaganda leaflets while attacking key transport faculties. Size of the Marina aearch and clear force was not an­ nounced but it Involved sev­ eral companies. Gen. Wallace M. Greene, the Marine Corps commandant, said his men wlU fan out aa far aa necess­ ary lo defend the Da Nang air and mlsaUe base from at­ tack. “ The one job I want them to do is to find Viet Cong and kill them ," Greene told news­ men at a briefing at the end of an official inspection tour. - President Johnson Intends to ( ’ A I T . R ICH AR D E. FOW LER JR. read# his orders relieving Capt. .Tunics 0. Mayo (righ t) ns vomnintulittg officer o f Rivontmisstutce Attack W ing One. Cnpt. Chandler W. Swanson (le ft) is commanding officer o f Sanford Naval A ir Station. (Ilernld Photo) Bank Aide Tries Suicide Command Pass Slated Friday For RVAH-I “BUILD YOUR C R ED IT WHERE IT C O U N T S ’* 4 '/ i % Death Sentence Change Sought YOUR BONUS . . . 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P a g # 4 - A — M a r c h 2 9 , ‘65 BrrnT?I ECKERD Longwood PTO Slates Election Of Officers . Drua Stores B y Ibinna Eaten The nom inating commUtee of the Eongwnod E le m e n ta ry y P arent - T e ach er O rg an isation presented tions it* at a recom m enda­ meeting of the ONE GET ONE FREE « i« " group la st W ednesday ev e ­ ning. Named were U n n K irk h n n and .Mrs. O lad ys P iloian , p resident; M rs. Jo y re Lopes and M rs. P a tricia L in d sa y , first V ire president; M rs. E m ­ ma Hope and M rs. E v e ly n A dam s, serond vire p resident; Lo u is K o sk y , third vice p re s­ ident; M rs. Jeannette Peters and M rs, Hetty C o rm an y, sec­ re ta ry ; Eugene Jacq u es, M rs. M arg aret H elm s and M rs. V irg in ia D cIV illag g io , tre a s­ H . B e a r M e m o ria l p laq u e fo r s a fe d r iv in g to C<lr. D e a n E . W e b s te r, c o m ­ (N a v y P h o to ) Hospital Notes M A R C H 25, 1965 Admlaalnna Brow n, Len ard A . Urcw n, A lb e rth a Cooper, Katherine Dunne, C h arle* ro s te r, Q uin­ cy Patterson, U l y Itrdding, Stary A lllce Rem bcrt, Samuel K, W arren , San fo rd ; Made­ line Schm ipt, W illiam Jo h n ­ ston, D e B a ry ; P a tricia A, D usted, Enterp rise.; B arb ara H ow ell, l a t e M ary; Pauline Sp ivey. E a k e Monroe; E a r l P u g r, North Orlando. B irths Mr. and Mrs Augustus J |i.,u n , Sanford, a g ir l; Mr. and Mrs John Howell, T.iiki* t 11f S e m in t d e ( ‘m in t y h is It) hr II It m .if Mo U i .o i \ n :n in k 11« .s r 11 g w ill nn h i i . iiw bn :u m s m w in a T in ; C*ortim l«*loh*r • H Way IflrtO* Lake I * r A - J . m m D a rk . f MATTRESS FRESH I 1, 2 ,cr 1.00 — | Bath P artly K urni.hed Home, Larg e Id lin g ItiHim Huge K ilr h e n ] Paneled Den (LIMIT 3) AIRWICK Breezy Sam i and in 7 OZ. SIZE REG. 69' Id e a l m T ru ck A lr e a d v H a rd e n (LIMIT 2) or C ra v e L lc a r e d , 1‘ ln w r d BATH OI L t.* D iicclio n ; I r u ir l H lgllttuy 115 Irum Sanftiirt lo » a i(l New S m yrn s B rarlr. P ro p e rly I ia liM-ated midway helwecn O aterii and Sainaula, uppiiallr l.a k r A shb y. Sig n mi j | lir" l " 11' ____________________________________________________________ GOLDEN Ti * M C O C K T A II. Mourn, FOUNTAIN 1.01 M . i : — PACK A CE SH O P I1 IN IM . in I lie LU O SS S T A T E I’A E A T K A . F L A . — RESTAURANT 1 (0 0 1 1 — t e e m in g H A IM I K Id lF K K BOOM W IT H H ID D E k fcB O D Y CO UN TY TUESDAY 1:30 1\M. APRIL 6 N e a r H u d so n P a p e r C o m p a n y w h e re m an y a n d P u l a l k a ’s le a d in g I t e s i d e n l i a l a r e a . are 1 ::iO P .M . B e a u t i f u l D u t c h C o lo n ia l H o m e o n L a k e v l e w | A v e . in K i s s i m m e e . I F R ID A Y , A P R IL 2 — T h re e H o m es ju s l N o rth of F t. P ie r c e LYSOL SPRAY t ( TNT ROACH & ANT at (LIMIT 3) BRECK SHAMPOO REG. 1,00 LUDEN S A.P.C. Tablets fOH PAIN RELIEF 100 ■RIG 89c 2 i»' 8 9 * | 2 lor 1 . 6 9 (LIMIT 2) VITAMIN A D CREAM R IG .7 9 c LONG PLAY "337»" 2 tor 7 9 c RECORDS (LIMIT 21 ZINC OXIDE DINTMtNT IRG. 7U II REG 43c ANTI ACID PINTS R IG I 48 MOUTHWASH J 6 OZ - RIG S9c 2 lor 5 9 c too t a r i ns R IG 59c 2 lo r 5 9 C A U M IR ID MIL# Ot MAGNESIA too T a b l.li A W'NT 6 OZ - RIG tI 9| 16 9B 2 lor 1.98 (LIMIT 3) for 1 .0 9 (LIMIT 31 PURI-DENT TABLETS 20 » RIG. 1.19 POWOIR 7 OZ RIG 76c (LIMIT 31 RUBBING ALCOHOL 16 OZ. - RIG 59c 1 OZ. - RIG 29c 2 i« 5 9 * 2 'or 2 9 * CAMPHOR SPIRITS 1 o r. - RIG. 47c 2 OZ. - RtG 43c 2 k>r 4 7 c 2 i°r 4 3 c (LIMIT 2) (LIMIT 31 PEROXIDE WITCH HAZEL e o r. - r i g . 33< ■OZ. - RIG 49c 2 for 4 9 « (LIMIT 3) DOWNTOWN ORLANDO - CONWAY - PINE CASTLE - WINTER PARK - CASSELBERRY 5ANTORD STORES ONLY TOR SUGAR SPECIAL • r » 21-1.19 I (L IM IT 2 ) PURE GUM TURPENTINE REG. 39‘ PT. (LIMIT 3y 2 PTS. Q O FOR J 7 < I- K 1 ' A G E S CELLO TAPE REG. 29‘ (LIMIT 3) in M iT ^ > _ _ CASTOR OIL « REG. 1.19 PI. (LIMIT 2> AMMONIA * H ilic o n n T P O M S K A p i, 2 lor 7 5 * SPIRITS (LIMIT 7) ■ 8 f . o i S ILIC O N E I CAR POLISH ^ GR 1000 * RtG. I 09 SLEEPING 2 'or 1 . 1 9 ‘ H 11 te SACCHARIN 2 « 1 • 2 f»r 29 c (LIMIT 31 RIG. 59c 2 lor 5 9 * e~*’ y c BEEF-IRON 99 ' PRESTONE 100 T ab l.li RtG 99c (t IMIT 31 2 tor 3 9 ' (I IMIT 2) (LIMIT 3) ASPIRIN CHILO RIN S 60 Tobl*t» B I G 39c REG. 29' CAN (LIMIT 3) lor 9 9 for LIGHTER FLUID 2 (nr 6 9 c 2 2 Z I P P O ALKA-LADE ANTI ACID TABltTS SO i - RIG 69c (LIMIT 2) ASPIRIN (LIMIT 2) (LIMIT 2) fl IMIT ?. ASPIRIN REG. 99' ea. 2 '«r 1 . 4 8 IIIMIT 3) AS1RINGINT REG. 69' ea. 120 - REG. 1 69 ALKA-LADE 2 »°r 4 3 c 2 -D R O P IS E Q U A L TO A TEA SPO O N FU L TABLETS ORBIT (LIMIT 2) SW EETA ^ LIQUID YEAST W/IRON (LIMIT 3) 2 ior 2 . 9 9 for 1 . 0 0 24cc 2 "r1 0 c D E P R E E 1'fE M S 2 (LIMIT 3) 2 '» 9 8 ' C O U G H DROPS RIG 10c (LIMIT 21 SHULTON - < < . \ 2 » 29 « OLD SPICE fj •) SHAVE BOMB 61« O Z . R E G . 1 .0 0 0 2- 1.00 fiiMir 2) 0 EVEREADY 1251 C h a m h e r la in . FLASHLIGHT BATTERY M O N D A Y . A P R I L .5 — H R 0 0 K S W H 1 T T 0 N H O T E L & M O T E L o n l a r g e | C o r n e r L o t 921 N . I t h S t . ( H w y . U . S . 1 ) F O R T P I E R C E . F L O R I D A . M O N D A Y , A P R I L 12 — B U E N A V I S T A o f M e x ic o , M A R A T H O N . F L O R I D A . SlOTEL u n l l ? A i n 4 :lT Z 5I I I c m I n N j l i o n a l R c j I l y O A u c t io n C o m p a n y 1M.-»cj II Bldg O R U N D O . r U CAtden \ -»57|l 1(UniUn 4 0593 DAT IONA Clmtwi 5 1911 LOUISVILLE. Kt . JU».r«« 4 404/ A ttM t A rth u r Bsvhw lth. Jr. ’ Ptibllrh 11arch 31. ISM C D fc-U * . 2 " '2 5 ' 2 for 1 . 1 9 K IL L E R REG. 9 8 c (LIMIT 2) (LIMIT 2) 7 C .O .P - S T A T E X C O U N T Y l . l l ) U O H L I C E N S E ___________________ C o m p le t e ly E q u ip p e d _______________________________________ 2 v69' REG. 69* R E G . 1 .1 9 7 O Z . (LIMIT 21 2 '«33* e m p lo y e d llrH rlH M TOM ORROW 2 ,or1.25 . PERMANENT CA N A L PUTN AM 19c O f f R E G . 1 .2 5 (LJMIT 3) Famous TONI S IlO l* — o f lit* h eck 2 '■69c SOFTIQUE and D is k e d K s/sr, STANDARD-D REG. 20* «a. (LIMIT 3) th e h c u u tlf u l ( J u lf| 2 ,or2 0 WESTINOHOUSE Write To Hive Your Property Soldi During This Prime] Season. with PwwAwt. tf 1.50 tf CM.* M tn ltt l i l . « Prawnahw. — b clwdmg tl h . l t . Hunt A Wm u la that* *4». LIMIT I n LIGHT BULBS STANDARD W-73-100 WATT REG. 25* 2_*25(LIMIT #.w^# 0 . / h I Sin ce 1911 in 2 <»3 9 c o AEROSOL SPRAY CAN 2 Bcdro.m i 10N V S u c c c iif u l Sellin g \*ltli> |itf i K«1U'* 1* h#r*h) irn *n . *»f County CtirtmiiMlutiiri of F t rtiiri(4* County. Florida, will l i a r an ip p tal ftialnat tha d*. crltton of t ki# fit ml n m1» iNiunt) Zonltig I'omtnlppInn dan) Inn rt rfiriimitMlthft t hr raiofilriK of th* follow tok d n ir lb u l pm* I**riy from It*I Hinnl* Fam ily ; lU itJan tlftl to II-1 M*craallott; All of Palm FhiitoWN rtulollvt* •Ion K u rth tr dtacrlhtd aa |yin |f ao u t It of I h i f*L John a 111%*♦ r, ••* ( nf Sbldow I>rlvi and nurlli of M ullrt L*Ua Mark Rot 4 I ’ubtlc liia r lt t i wilt h* hold 1n th i H im ln oli C*«unty Court linuBt. Fanfold, Florida, in tlii Counly Ciimnila«lont*r* Iluom. on A p ril IS. 1 IU at 10:10 A M. or «• iooti t h i r i i f t t f i i poii* ■it:#. Hoard of County Commit** io iiir * Btm m olt County. Florid* Hy John A l t u n d i r , C h ftjy .1 Q-TIPS SWABS I ’IAS fo r Ho»r*t of Kountx KnmmlNcIn n iri MtmliioU foutity. Ftatt.l* ll> John Al«&ftii4*r, m«n Aft**i Arthur flv^kwlth Jr r um i• h xiftitti ms C h lM ll I ' l l h i Is t * •"* Lake Ashby Is Noted For Excellent Fishing n r *• atom ( h* t ** f t rt m» fio#*I hi*. nf !■<*.. ht I* 2r l 2 REG. 1.00 To Buy arid Sell H lfra%il> on Ai*rn 11, m s *t lit no \ \\ N «|ir» io ritK M iS K K ) | | h >. 115 Itt Mi# HftmtnoU «’iiuuty t sjuii H iriiit. tin n for tl Florhli*. in th* f o u n ly v 1.> tit* prh (LIMIT 3) \\ i r . iik t w k k n s .w n u f n m ; \ t n in i a m ; a s i i i i n Tra% rlrd \ II Ilf Inf. REG. 12' ROLL Wednesday J. £ March 31 KP I -41i*p I Ml I |i*-* lit ■. * r(ti*’it «• lYif’ N • oil I h of Ninth Ml I #* I *»ti i'll 3 1 till 11!*• m pat u f I 'f t it f h w A tfn iit I ' m I. It i' > HOME PLUS 17 CLEARED ACRE TRACT 11..in* or l A l. a ( l i f t H o t Kl.ri.t4 S in e r >9f t |H.w* to to o n s III* tII flow IftK <t« » I I!«*lt I'M l(I*, flu ..... . -| ti 1 \ \ * ..fit S t i SlnatJu'% HANSBROUCH /hu/iO*%“ - S u r e * i l f u i o f l*ii t*11r V l t n r l n H N«i1 I. * * 11 #■. r ii s k , i * fi 11 . * r rl 1 *>f » rrlSllli * otlillllwP lirft 4•f i- a I lt f '< \1 . Legal Notice • '01111,1 t ) 1 11111II p T U M S TUMMIE FORTHE tr. (LIMIT 31 I f nnU Ir - i r N t i l 1. K to 1 ’ I ll ■r S u it Its T •*%%ft * *I **Vla REG. 39' LO N D O N 11?1*11 — P ri tnifi'fl InIf**l «u|irr hiirhwny w m *nnrli<l l»y trnffic* jntn* Mint hfiur* iifti*r It nprtieif VV«'tlni**ilii> In - nunc n ^*ioum of • 1 mi It tiny* throw alum** wl vrhif'l*** from n ftitiijtntji n v rr th r hiL'l»w«\, K .tio tlv A A N T A C ID , * W»la t'stit.fc io n ■on#it I l f i i ’mun t i i lh * RIG 25c (LIMIT 21 MULTIPLE VITAMINS 100 i - RIG 2.99 S A F E T Y C U S H IO N E D EN D S Traffic Tio-iip 4S l t h » r lif *fo | w if e . S u l llv y , w ho C ity , K I m i M .i »-*'■* f 2*79' BIMIT 7t n -r i|. >| *•*i \ *■}<•[■* •> trulh|> III.* 1tl • I T I 'f fl of «‘.tap*! hr f »% I'n ip r r ir l *i i it It 1 i , nil* I li: *>|ij4r* I'llltl* *10! *)ir- '■ f»rtl ( V tl* istitf IUni III 'I -a 11 of f ■«n»r Hi* f r f r *• i « ». M e d ii St|( lt‘ Mill* i 1 »** «o.m fit* Ii Iahi V *"‘d* * «■ 1- I l i t . H O I I F I I T M. I t d S I Ilin rh arg r* REG. 79' PT. I V K tilM l M inora TOOTH BRUSH for 2 5 c 8 -P A C K O il im r-tri-h m 69‘ 2 EMERY BOARDS M IN E R A L | following tuf V ! * I* >'H | »■* P Janet (*<-111,, Valerie I oil,, it. JeM>1 Coffm an, E lisab eth Ann D an iels, Mai;trie l.a n u r , M il­ dred I Clior penitnr, P a lr a ia Ilnnshol lorn, Einroa Sm ith. E lisab e th l i i i t s , Kreil H a m s , A Iberia Webber, V h a r I e s Davenport, Sharon S p a lls , .leannetle Hawi-nis, Ita ilia ra ItnrnaV I I a n y Kudell. Blue fold M cW horter, l i m e K Pow ell, Verltlln P titv n , l.ijcy Junes and loiliy c o l San fo rd ; K r, del nd Per i irk I I I , Mabel Wi -I, l.loyd I'lu m ii, In Ita ly ; Pau l IV. M iller J r ,, Deltona; E th e l Milan, I a le Monr e. F tt tl il fitili* hid* Oft til* T\(<* I « M ary, a troy. Sinus , /C x M Flor- TEK PRO OR DR. WEST RIG 2Sc (LIMIT 3) ..S Q U IB B un- T " « n nf( ,»»n»liipfry rf ( ••toil I n« l I o l i ,or ( L IM IT 2 ) ( L IM IT 2 ) BOBBY PINS r' COTTON BALLS lit4 In teorirdu ri« * with t h* provlflon« of l-i iltl'*»»« Nnm* rtiiftiiif*. to-w. it Nf* i ion M»!i F I otH m Ht«I tiff 13S7. NIU t'Htol Full* r Nf >H• h Hk ■>tic nr • I’lltilmh VImf! h J2 Ac A ik II I tr. i*. t'j * s . • I *In | JO I'li* A N EU R A L G IA ACM E 2 - 1 " *- io*ri-tf aptiu*** * * FO R H EA D A C H E 2 ,or 69c REG. 69c 2 OZ. (LIMIT a> 1ftf *•fnl tfi rrififtvr tild im iif With tl p C ?*lk >if thr c : r I itl-il * itinty C QB B REG . 7 5 c S IZ E R U B B E R T IP P E D 6Q'» nu n H E L P S R E L IE V E rMim P A IN — - N O jSiTHA iIN Driv*#, Sanford Hftiilnolf # F IR S T A ID S P R A Y (LIMIT 3) i *fnii! : « - m TOOTHPASTE ttfa & a JO H N S O N & JO H N S O N p ic T m o r a NOTH*K IS lif fitbf Rtvftn that w i i r * * rift a feed In hunln*** •• i*nunty( Florid*. V / c (L IM IT 2 ) di*V lh* firtlttmja name of f'U* tr»rn Art Nf rvJ*-*• and that w *• M ary Ann Arm atrong, Jean K arl K llr p a lr n k , low a = = REG. G9c Hf minolf mi J0 1 for U Legal Notice I’SJ 4 I.’I portal *~ p 27. P rovid in g an entertaining I program for last w eek’s meeting w ere student# of the fir s t, second nnd third grade classe s in a M other Goose -Operetta under direction of M rs. H erb ert Drueding. m a n d in g o f f ic e r o f R V A J I - 1 3 , in re c o g n itio n o f " T h e B a t s ” m a in ta in in g REG. R £ G . 97* 9 7 * oa. oa. C o p a ,.,4 : IP A N A PACKAGE OF 6 FOR FAST / HEADACHE RELIEF LL REO . 25* o a. O U p f V ^ A S H K W P p t* '* * Irm inots P lo ts lk o p y ia | Csntsr C t llr lh t r r y • Sanford P lo ts Sonfsrd B-C POWDERS ANTISEPTIC M NAl • 5603 Sowlh O ranyt A * . _ f i n r t s i l l s • 701 South Orlando A v * ,_ W intsr Pork CEPACOL urer. S e rv in g on the nom inating com m ittee wete Lero y R ile y . M ra. Jeiulse B ell, M rs. M ary Row ell, M rs. Ja ck ie T ilso n , M rs. E v a Jo H icks and M rs. V irg in ia D cIV illag g io . Electio n s w ill take place at a m eeting scheduled for A p ril C D R . I I . I I . S H I V E L Y , S n n fo rtl N A S e x e c u tiv e o f f ic e r , p re se n ta th e Jo h n th e b e st s a fe t y sco re fo r F e b r u a r y . >Nerth O ra n |t A r t.-O rla n d o >3172 f e l l (an n o y R f .- O r la n f n t f �_ • t. ' i -\ -J Seminole County < Ilu > * * i on the St. Johns River * # m * a * * tfn r ii Phone 322-2611 * 2 Americans, Johnson Commie Blast 15 Others Die Ponders Boldest On In Explosion Requital U. S. Facilities “The Nile of America” i b r d h Zip Code 32771 * / SAIGON ( i r r i ) - A Viet t'ona suicide squadron fought police and U. S. Marine ~FLORIDA NO. 167 guards Inday and bombed the U. S . E m bassy with 2«w to :.V) pounds of TNT, inflicting heavy toss of life, Massive, retaliation against flic Hanoi regim e seemed a certainty. The thunderous explosion killed at least two Americans and 15 Vietnamese and wound rd 150 others. Several of the terrorists were blown to hits. Deputy U. S. Antbassadot A sharp i n c r r u c in venereal l). Alexis Johnson emerged disense is reported in Semi nolc County for 1964. !>r Frank from llte rubble with blood l#cone. Seminole County fl* .il h streaming down hi* face. director, said today. WEATHER: Cloudy, some showers Wednesday, hijfh in S'1*: low tuniitht in 60s. VOL. 57 The Seminole brity game in S t. PetersburgTampa last weekend. The bandsmen stayed in thr same hotel with the MilwauB races. On top of that there was a sport* banquet in the hotel the sain# night. Famous sports figure* were plentiful i n c l u d i n g Stan Muain), Casey Stengel. Yogi B er ra . Bobby Brogan and many others. J a c k Beckwith is the only one who managed to gel a Musial autograph. • • • The J o in t Commission on Acercditation of Hospitals has ju s t released its list of ac­ credited hospitals. Seminole Memorial Hospital is one of about 7.000 in the United S tates on the annual list, l isting is a badge of recog­ nition which the hospital can display to its community to prove that it conforms to high standnt <!s of patient rare. • * • Ofihida lo Lust inns Wi C<‘* nip Heard for her own pn* \Htr “ beautification" propram at the Sanford Post Office That m i ny of van-colored posies w«i bieulli-tuking Sun­ day after noon, i^uite some different than the drab land* at aping BC (l^ fo re ’Cile). • * I T h e n were t.TO kn*>wn cates of venereal disease last year compared to just n known cases in the county five years a£o, the health officials de­ clared. Statistics reveal there were 105 cases of syphilis and 25 cases of gonorrhea in Seminole last year. Dr. Loore and Joe Garcia, epidemiologist for the health department, attributed some of the Increase in VI) to in creasing promiscuity among younger people ft ' < a n im if ir t e r N a v a l w ill a *a ti a The Navy’s Ponasm v* >(*• S t t u h p , Flrai s Naval Vfr l o r t f I’m if it I ’lt »*t; Vl**# Atlantic Air rmmaisaani e flumbinjj Derby, t . Vifrn. C h itib * Ibmlh II whn Ft-rce #•> March V : V i r . bring line of Dm* nu*nt ti»i|»M li**n "iv e h it re a d m e 1** « xt-rc im t » in th e t ' m t f d S t a i r * i Atlantic I trrl, ik t " !i*i'ln r'l •if # of t h r run Dir *n**ial flag o fficer*, Sanford area hutm«»* and rivic leader*, representative* from compano * holding defense contracts, To give you an idea where your F a s t e r Seal dollar, go. consider that treatment is given to thousands of children and adults who suffer from crippling caused by am puta­ tion, speech and hearing dis­ order*. re re b isl palsy, a r t h ­ ritis. strokes, cardiac disease, poliomyelitis, muscular dys­ trophy, spina bifida, blind­ ness, a.rnfPtit and many o rth ­ opedic and neuromuscular cases. in the urea and Sanfoul Naval officer*. Among the high ranking Naval officer* planning to a t ­ tend are Vice Adm. Paul D. . la's* than four hour* later. 4ti U, S amt South Vietnamese bombers destroyed a North Vietnamese airbase at Dong Hoi, 65 miles north of the bor der. In the first attack on an enemy air base of the Viet­ namese war. It was not in retaliation for the embassy tMimbing, otli rials said, but retribution is expected to be swift. There w a s 'h e a v ie r loss ol Ijfc In previous terrorist al larks against Americans in Viet Nam. But llte attack on the embassy — described as minder was a direct allruni It, the United Stales Previous terror attacks Ird directly lo U. S, retaliatory imds against North Viet Nam Since then Ihr raids have grown in scope and frequency and have moved ever closet to thr Communist capital ol The dead in the embassy si siispe.M that thev have a ven lin k included two Americans ercal disease to i r e their farn a woman killed in the ex ily physician or vail the plosion and . man whu died Health Department. later m the U S N» y llos 1\ • uc ^rr* t e J f i l l >an. VD pda ii rtgon The embassy, direcliit of the Jidnt .St ah'gI may produt t bh idO( uisjn itselt. was a mass ol rubble Planning Staff* n ffu it Aii its m m rlr pura’ /vis, ht**ri from the tmmb which broke »•- . ita mi*. S . Lu a - * H 1{# ii I and f in a 11* death. \n windows ter hundreds of \!.i. .!<t**|ih lrtH|», L i*v*hu * ^tii it at cd 4 fan \mrrican< varils around and tore s gap 1 Mil O'ill fill M‘J»r* •rviLa k»■ an d d lit year from veneiial mg hole in a com rete side Hi# I'l.inil 1Mg M' a f dp fit -e walk. •i ml li» rtf \•1(■i R o v * u \ I * Mfir said M inptOtiB nf the \ »W M. M. D 11,11 VI* U'li.illv sippr.*r '•ev er I VS i . ’ O a m Midi 1 Kl t u i 1 U hi far i- *•ff i |,i v s io w i‘e k - alter . e\ The blast tore the northeast •F pM U f corner of Hit cm hussy Imild 111il- of t Jii* fust ,1 *■fa 1 ‘ J| v.o i th m k \« •ii have a mg, smashed most of th, lirst t x* r.i • i.f Mi# M., . k vv II 1a* rt Dr I-cone floor and broke nearly every Luii. . u. at r li 1 l> 111 1 1 HI • V r?H T ,l J iliM 'H M* * .i ll VlU ir do tor oi the v. indow. \l m I h a 1 ih. ! d* >4ld ■Ia s The explosion >enl a fireball • .iI ii d« p a rtm e tit fni j n ^is I d fi HH * ..f 1 1...... Ih t 1 •« *1 and ■ 300-foot pillar of smoke tutu «' #1ItF1 1 ichl t •FM|»rtny. Fh*- Hi! dptolmg high above the r»of mini Dlitlllj' IK - |»"f **' ( <’1 I»y of the six story slrurtiire • i.. th e >*oniiioh » Miinfy * Heavy sleel grills on the win >d ( i-o mi f» ii* A i n o *1 •lows wete b l o w n tijek ) ..iiMHitId . TI h» ik through the walls amt across i vriil, rooms The rousular seeilon till* i o| gulf eflt h UK ill at was destroyed. Tiles from ri nd uunual Navy t ivdi.iu buildings many yards away >, r•tn Door (I pen w i"l -** were tossed like rotlfelti. it# Id Fitdayr after noon. Artil Tiie dead and wounded lay * at th# Msiyfair C**»l f and ii , tangled heaps in flu wreck CHiHtf i v * bill W »flfiP K ii mv and T liu r * « la i age. \ f t •-1 Hu H'bi*’ Hd g r I v' jwM • « r r flip ftrvnl #!*%* I l l gr» More than l"0 injured wen foi mum i mu F u t o n ! * } , \pul m u ll r I h r v*»fr fo r hfM iirtaken to S»lg»n ‘ Hospital *nd Ml. I f I** atilUial N i n y Ap'J*r**nIc a il r a r m p liu n a a n il fo r more than 5d lo the Amir * l a tu m Day po lit# vs ill Le Social Events W ill Spark Bomb Derby provided rehabilitation treatmerits to nwuc than It,dim handicapped c h i l d r e n and adulta. You c.an help. » • * • Known tr^-ted venereal dis ease tU'C-s n Florida !j>t yea* amounted v 15,310, Tin* figur* ranks Florida third in tin nation m total infectious i o » " ' of, sv phi is behind t a l i f< rrna and New NsnrIk Air Raids Follow- Hanoi Dr 1 eone urge* anyone who Area Travel Pattern Survey Under W ay I a Some of the rase* of ven un ill dtMNise wen* reported in the *u!» li ens, they said SIX T EEN MONTHS older and 60 pounds heavier, Kenneth Harriett, who will lie I t on May 4, today greeted an old friend on his arrival in Sanford, J . M. ( Hott <) Crowley (right), of Cineinnali, erstwhile big league base­ ball player. Crowley was host at bis huitie for Fire l.t. (ieorge Manning Harriett Sr. (left) and Mrs. Harriett, Kenny's parents, when the buy underwent a rare and delicate liver operation in November HMt.'l at Cin­ cinnati. (Herald I'lmto) •d ibt1 yt'ur HI the Iui nl ( mnninu11 y. II ig h h g M in g a ki t(I K «*f an­ • * • t i J MccaKinfia al thift yn ii ft Advice to ncweonvci s from I h i by. Apr • Ml. will bn a Phi* *.uf of r v e i y 10 hufiM ■* I he Not Hi I lou t let lh« «. t ♦ i ••pl n*n on Ui* •if th e HI Si'Oi lli'iji- l Oltlit \ Will bn" i *it, i*1.11at skies of bit*" *v\ a v IlD.il day. v, * it i ■! v» vVilit i he Fit vt few you from bell MI iHirfnl of I he 1 1 t e|>tiori l* the 11 rob* W m T,* Hi « Mil vi y of travel sun hum. \ «iU i an get just a* Mnintl m e e t in g g i ^ i r n l fur burned . . . . of rod m«n* ***# Na v y hml civilians amid n 11at i n r,?* The survey, run ho ted by . . . as you can when the sun f i - - ! i \ e Htriius phere o f fund, ift owl. <h in k , im i»it’f !•n l r r tii i nine nl V\ ilbm Smilh A V m i l 1* * • • f -r t he SI ale It M«d Departand ri»h rful d«*i nmiioiii* M"ttda> and Things-wi*»nt'vei -km u -unt ilThe rvi-rit, which attiart#*d *»i**fif, hi gait flow dept.: According to the Kuinr \„mm I»cran11,» hmt year,, w iil cun1:hut for ! h 11 ( o i f«*Uf Virginia Commission on t on Mill he held from 8 until It rutin tli k A ppi * viinatelly Iin |n r a 1 rtitutional (lovernment. Plot- p.m., April 0, in lhe Sanford p } m has never . . , repeal, has Ni«vaI Air Nlathm balL-nmm J wuiiien will hr hired to visit th* h«»m* * and Interview fain never . . approved the fed­ h change from prcvinu* eral bill g i 't n g wMini'll th* v(iti the men will wear if it » The i r v and rmint s law h i * right In vote How 4 bout black tie Naval officer* will fun i (in f ’ agencies ate th a t? wear dinner dresn white or tintin g n the Kill v*y and « * • M'tvira then* white uniform*. Have you muiled in your Ladle* will enliven the eve* * io It iri'ti viewer will r a n y contribution to the Ka*t« 1 nitig with h variety i»r rock* li,.p e r i i**i iifit **U"»t I'H y, f|iiTiagef Warirri 1 i'ral campaign vet? If not Mill dj «**»('& and evening' hn-iwles Hav written * Ir f * hurry and do it In the gow 11* affiliated Kastrr Seal So Attending the reraptmn will trr to * 1 "in pa ny the .'-an rltd icn tin<I r e 11te 1 s in Fhu d111 he mini' of the Navy'* top ford HH*1viewer* »Kkiug for The joint e ffo rt of all F a s t ­ er Seal Societies is Camp Challenge, Florida's Faster S e s l Camp, only about 15 miles west of Sanford. This camp, especially designed for people in wheelchairs and on t rutches or braces was estab­ lished in 1961 on 50 acres of donated land. More than 500 tampers have been able to go Ihrre in the past four years TUESDAY, MARCH 30. IOOsT SANFORD, VD Upswing Reported In Seminole Co. I'nited Press Internatinnsl Thundershowers fell a rm s* sretions of the Southeast to­ day as New Fngland contin­ ued digging out from a sev­ ere late season snow storm. Bed Cross workers position­ ed themselves at potential flooding points along rivers in the Upper Mississippi Basin for their annual "d is ­ aster watch." Jackson , Miss., report ri| more than *n inch of rain to­ day, and other southern cities were drenched Monday. .Monroe, I j i ., Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Longview, Tex., re­ ported heavy rainfall from one to two inches. The surprise snowstorm Monday dumped at least sev­ en inche* of snow on part* of New Fngland and caused Ibiee weather-related deaths before blowing out to sea, Brattlehoro, Yt , Haverhill, Mass . and Bennington, Vt., each lepoited seven • inch Minus. Ski area* re|mrted ex •client snow conditions on the slopes. * Why i * it tbi* neighbor * a! ■ ways nr** willing to he of «*sislatu** v%ith one of those doit-yourself const rurl ion protriann . . . but with advi« e only? IJ K Porter was in hi* backyard laying brick for a barbecue pit ami three rierght»or » of f I?red »dvice f on!y i. plus the use of some do it >ourself hooks, Hut not mu nf f e red to bundle the 1 1 •i a i I fur a while. Established 1308 New England Digging From Late Snows High School band really played the cele­ kee United Press Leased Wire i* turd Naval ciffn « living Hubbard ('onitructlon Uum piay, o( Orlando, was low of right biddrri for Ibr !7tb Ntrrrt Improvrm rnt p ro jrrl, Il was rrporlrd by I T f from Tallahaasrr to The Sanfoid llrra ld tbit aflrrnoon. Stair Road Drpartm rnt at T allahatsre said Ilubbard'a apparrnt low bid was (J99,311 for tbr contract to widen to four lanes and rrp a tr 21th S U t t l brtw rrn Mellon a life and F rrn rh Avrnurs. .I. l.t to upeiate «r | ■ -d Hi the Mlivey. I .i» li family to he mt. v e il w ill get a letter of tent from flu- I ir*fige*Sefi,ih ole I‘Ian It m u' folliiin* d a ) * pi lot I n Hu visit hy (lie w*tiiu*n ititei view j* i •'ti Jmrit ll if t 'c cr l*urpote of the survey i* to develop a trans|Mtrta t nm and load |•li* li. All answers will he held run fid ent hi I W o m en h ir e d to m a k e n le i views, in S e m in o le 1 iiuilt \ Hit h id e .l iH U it ., M a .-tiin . |P I, S a n fo rd ; D o r o th y H e rn o a k y , 1!-U H r a d a h iiw , S a n f o r d ; \tiviftl L \vepiif Ifo w h y , 1V V rllfo rd , ford, T e m p le IJ5 I a Hi g wo*«|; S Patricia D r iv e , H erd er \ *•i *i I L a u r e l. San Wallen, !"'* S a n fo r d homeowners jel Warning 3n Deadline hi td nil Ih* -t.H pm ui l|i»CS 1 •»N l'» H ' I 'l) - and While -pilot « '" l <" pilot t oddrll I‘ "'It| at S -p"'ii >i of ibis •»s ••mt is- Hi# J ijm*#r r bi#mb* f of i ■'ii.uit'F - * Ast'i,no il Ftlwurd White may le iprrtiv rty —- will fly thrir Li-come t t r l u s t A m e in an lu Uemini-4 capsule m a r ly three take times longer in apare than the a |er»nal h i ,- li hr peek and into frllnw (iemilli | •' J a m r i M H ' l . i U |make * I J ' day voyage into or hit late tin* aprlng. Alao. Informed aouttea astd, the fllyht whirh would set a I S M'» * enduiain e record _l , i foi s blast-off at Cape Kennedy in June, about one month ahead of schedule. Officially the federal spare ■ g e n e }'. lUtrent plan* ate much more modest. As far »♦ public anncunce merits are concerned, the Me* Divill White mission is net for sometime after Ju ly 1, and thr ' personal look at s p ate " is an experiment awaiting a flight beyond that. If all K"*s well, MrDrvrtt .• t a k i filing pcrMinnl proper tv la ngililr .imi m la n gih lr la *' rrlu rn* I * 1-0 'Space Look' Slated For June sp , (P On 25lh Street ■ ib'iit * 't iir v W « I D r, d e ad lin e fV r * rin » f ilin g fo r hom e-' 1 *f end f i r m pi hm fo r Ih r p i t l i i < • 't o m tin * t.nt | que vantage point 'Ihr 'spate look” aould last onlj about 10 minutes 1 he a s ­ tronaut would not ai'tua'.lj leave the eapsule This is a leal I hat “ ill he left In a spaiem an on a future <■• mini flight. 22.W orbits that astronaut 1 (i.irdon Cooper established aa U S. lec-rd abo.,1 21 months ago Source* close to thr 11 3J HPAt’K TWINS billion (jemtni project »a „t affinals are seriously ennsid 1 • HH A(*tt it JMj — < lurago ermg giving While the ehanre went into orbit lo-la> over at the first apace look ' America s newest span- hr According to the proposal soes. \irgil ( t ju s i tjflsaom the Gemini# capsule would Iw 4ru* John Young di'presaunred arwl White would Fhe space twins, fresh from open his hate h on the right “ rousing but rainy reception hand side sometime nudwa> in New York City, arrived at through the 17,300-nule per* O'Hara International X i jp o r l for Chicago's salute to thrir hour voyage. Then the astronaut would Gemini space flight of fast stand up In his seat and stick, week. his head and ahouldcrs outside | It was the c ity ’s first o f f i ­ the cabin, to see what it looks cial celebration in honor of like on the outside White also membrra of the II, R space would carry along a eam rra team. I .a r ia rnunl i fj» \ jin'fcri»m*r, rriii trifled Itulay (lull 5 pm l Thurnday i» thr alitvolulr o an Navy le opdal Al least SAIGON (U ri) — T hs WASHINGTON tU I’ lt - bombing of the U. S , E m ­ President Johnson and his lop bassy today was the boldest military and diplomatic aides, in a serirs of Communist shocked by the terrorist (tomb terror attack* against Ameri­ attack on the U. S. Embassy installations in South in Saigon, today pondered the can next move in the Viol Nam Viet Nam. crisis. Following is a brief run­ The Cltirf Executive, Secre down of other m ajor bomb­ tary of State Dean Rusk, Dr ings: —— fense Secretary Robert S. MrKrh. 9, lflfif: Two bomb* Nainara and Ambassador Max exploded under the bleacher! well D. Taylor, who flew here of a U. S. srrviremen’s softfrom Saigon this weekend for ball park in Ralgon. Ts»o consultations, all were inform American snldieri killed and cd nf the bombing shortly af more than 20 other A m tri* ter It occurred Monday night |cans wounded. There were indications that Feh. tfi, 1961: A .bomh .ex­ flu* latest Red attack, aimed ploded In the lobby of • as it was directly at flic U. S [ movie theater in Saigon's presence in South Viet Nam, American community. Three had .stiffened the President's U, X. soldiers killed. F i f t y determination to press for­ Anirrirnni and Vietnamese ward with the military drive to wounded. force the Communists to stop fighting. Mey 2, 1964; Communist saboteurs sank the U. S . If the administration follows Navy escort aircr a ft carrier flic course il has since the lasl Card In Saigon Harbor with terrorist attack in February, a bomb placed below the wa­ flic embassy bombing seemed terline. May .1. 1964: Figh t Amerllikely to result ill new anti pos sihly much heavier U S air •an servicemen watching sal­ attacks against Communist vage operationi for the Card weie wounded when a te rro r­ North Virl Nam. Taylor, who conferred with ist threw a hand grenade in­ Rusk. McNamara and the to their midst. Nov. I, 1961: A Viet Cong Joint Chiefs of Slaff Monday, w a s due to see Johnson today taidlng party bombarded the or Wednesday. It was expect U. S. airbase at Bicn Hoa Saigon with m orta r rd that llte embassy bombing near would wrigh heavily in the po! shells Four Americans kill­ lev and strategy review being ed ami 72 wounded. conducted here tilts week The U S bombing attacks I tec. 21, 1961.-- Two A m i r on North Viet Nam twgan a! most two months ago a« a rc buns killed and 63 other* suit of terrorist attacks on wounded when a bomb e x ­ Aturns an toilets and installs ploded »t the lit ink Hotel in SalgiUi. lions in houth Viet Nain. I-i>. 7, 1965: Communist guru ills* killed eight AniseBut, sim c llien the U S unlit and wounded 108 in a t ­ military drive ha* been step tach nl U. S. helicopter base (“■d up to include broader as at Plrlku, 240 miles nnrthesat saolts on the Notfll without of Saigon. Fell. 10, 1965; Communist implying thal these strikes were of a slriitls retaliatory— suicide *i|u«ds bombed U. S . Vrmy enlisted men's billet s t or tit for tat nature T aylor’s sl-ii to Washington •Jui Khun, 275 mile* north­ had been d o c riU 'd as ' rou east of Saigon. Twenty-three killed and 22 lin e," another in s s e r i n nl Americana pet indie assessment* of U S wounded. policy Hut olio nils prlvatrly ;n Kiwisv lodg' d, even brfm e tile emliassv bombing, thal tllr discussions here <ame st a particularly rrtlira! point tn opet alums against the Red Viet to ng guerrillas and ag.iin-l North Viet Nam. which Ruprit Strickland and Semithe I luted Slates ilaim s sop Itule l ounty "swapped" soma (tiles and controls rebels. property on 25th S tre e t in an "even - S tephen" transaction ••MINI-1411" this morning, preparatory to CAPE KENNED Y t U P I ) thr S tate widening and Im­ The Air f o r c e loday success folly rocketed a 16' ■: pound proving llir thoroughfare. County Commission, in spa* Mint Lab ' on s planned !i,this morning, *no mile hop into spare and <ial session back lo measure the l a r i s f I n a I I i e <1 the transaction, turns in radiation trapped in which wus given a public bearing la-t fall. ■mill's tnagnciit Held Carrier Sunk New Attacks Hotel Bombed ‘Tit For Tat’ County 'Swaps' 25th Sf. Sites 2o American- wetr reported so hadly wounded tlirv wrrr being flown lo i lark Air Base in the Philippines, •Murder’ Despite his m lories Deputy Ambassador Johnson met ini mediately with lop civilian f ir a l lim e in m i new propand military aides In discuss * r I > m ual r a il af 'Ir e retaliation. W mI k e i *■ o f f i r r in I h f ro u rf' In a slntrmenl he said the liuUfer, h r in g in K Hie d e n i or laimhlng was soother example ■g r r c m r n l f#ir d eed , I9 B 5 Of the Viet ( ong s readiness au ln im «»iiilr r r g i» l r a t i o n und lo attack civ Ilians v a lid F lo r id a d r iv e r '* li* The Vietnamese govern ffHhf. rnent railed flu attark an ael I hurisday . . . 3 p.m . . . of savagery — not an act ol dradhnr! war, but an act of murder At the same time it an nouneed today's an raid Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, commander of the Viet namese air lorce, said the raid had been planned fot MIAMI ( I l l ’ ll William Sin some time and «•«» not in re nolt, 7N a bodyguard who was lallation for the embassy hit by a bullet in the 1933 as bombing. sassinatiun attempt of Frank tin I). Roosevelt in Miami, SCHOOL AID B IL L died today of pneumonia WASHINGTON ( U P l J — Sinnoll was one of the late House Democratic leaders, president bodyguards Feb. IS, confident o f strong support, 1933, in Miami's Bayfront loday railed up the admin­ I’ark when Gulseppe Zangata istration’s 1 1.3 billion school filed at F O R '* bark aid bill for debate. • * ennoui f e -W A YS FIR ST QUALITY m EARLY-AMERICAN STYLING FDR Bodyguard Dies At Miami • 1.usurious Heirloom • 100% Colton Heavyweight • Graceful Bullion Fringa • No Ironing— Marhina Washable • W hit. And Off-W hit* ONLY 99 5 TWIN OR TULL as T - ’• �... * its , UH< # R »forS Png* 4-A—March 29. ’65 WfraH! ECKERD Longwood PTO Slates Election Of Officers Drua Stores By Donna Bistea The nominating committee yV 19A of the Longwood Elementary Parent - Teacher Orcanisation presented ila recommenda­ tion* CDR. II. D. SHIVELY, Sanford NAS executive officer, presents the John H. Bear Memorial plaque for safe driving to Cdr. Dean E. Webster, com­ manding officer of ItVAH-13, in recognition of "The Bats" maintaining the best safety score for February. (Navy Photo) Hospital a meeting A dm ia.lon . **f iti* T o ft n his wife, Hnll.v, who pins tt flower lo his lapel in honor of ‘‘Doetor’s Day," (Herald Photo) I rt *P4|| 4 m ilked l«.» VI ii«c of ef|t e| i.| ie( ‘ To wn \ tar il Im l tsf !•) Ihf V. | > 1 Attaat Jr. F ub lla h Arthur March S I. v sum i V in e r a ’ MI "7 j S Sui it' Mittfi'-V > for I- ii wtt M i l l n : : • I »K ' l l KILLER REG. 98c (LIMIT 3) LUDENS CO U G H DROPS REG 10c (LIMIT 3) L| r ■ A.P.C. Tablets lc | 2 .. 8 9 * 39 ORBIT MULTIPLE VITAMINS 100 s - REG 3 .9 ? 2 tor2.99 T U M S FORTHE TUMMIE (LIMIT 3 ^ 2rl2 l* im 0 MATTRESS FRESH , i.ocvn:i> on highway i i :. iietwkkn sankohh AND NEW SMVKNA l»HA( II IN LAKE ASIIIIV Wednesday J.” March 31 AEROSOL SPRAY CAN REG. 1.00 (ON THE CHEMISES) 2 ,or 1.00 (LIMIT 3) AIRWICK Breezy Lake Ashby Is Noted For Excellent Fishing: 7 OZ. SIZE REG. 69* Soil in Dark Sand and in Ideal 2 '« 6 9 “ S O FBATH T IOIQL U E V (LIMIT 3} Already Cleared, Plowed and I linked Direction: Travel IDgl.w ut ,115 from Sanford l.mnrd New Smyrna Urgcli Properly i* located midway between Dairen and Nmm.ul*, uppoailr Bake Ashby. Sign on| 19c O FF R E G . 1 .2 5 for (LIMIT 3} •GOLDEN FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT W IT H H ID D E N B O D Y T Near Hudson Paper Company wlterr many are employed and I'uErika's lending Itesidenlinl area. REG. 2.00 H ASTRINGINT TOMORROW 1:30 P.M. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 — Three Homes just North of Ft. Fierce at 125 Chamberlain. MONDAY. APRIL 5 — llROOKSWHITTON HOTEL & MOTEL on large Corner Loy 921 N. 41 h St. (Hwy. U.S. 1) FORT PIERCE. FLORIDA. MONDAY, APRIL 12 — HUENA VISTA MOTEL on the beautiful Gulf of Mexico, MARATHON, FLORIDA. W rit* ■ nA 1.11 f (LIMIT 2> Reauliful Dutch Colonial Hume on L&keview Ave. in Kissimmee. Njtiorul Really & Auclton Company Mdultnidg ORLANDO f LA CArdcn H07l- To Have Your Properly Soldi During T h is Prim e] 4 009 ) P A H UNA CLintua 1 | 9 U LOUIkVUK. Kf. JUn,|«. <4 404/ Season. ^ I MOUTHWASH 59e 16 07 - REO 39 ASPIRIN ( 0 0 TA PItTS R IG 59t 2 i- 59* YEAST 2 (LIMIT 31 LIQUID TO A TEA SPO O N FU L REG. 69* ea. 2 id 1.69 BARBARA GOULD FACE POWDER for (LIMIT 3) VITAMIN A O (L IM IT 2 ) CREAM R IG 79c 2 l»r 79* (LIMIT 3) 2 ">'1.48 (LIMIT 31 ALKA-LADE ANTI ACID TABLITS 50 • - R I G 69c 2 tor 69c (LIMIT 3> b u iiir id ASPIRIN 100 l a b i a l , R IG 99c 2 lor 9 9 c (LIMIT 31 (LIMIT 31 BEEF-IRON ASPIRIN for 1 * 0 0 2 D R O P IS E Q U A L W/IRON CMILORIN S LONG PLAY "337>" RECORDS REG. 99* .a . 2 (LIMIT 3) LIGHTER FLUID REG. 29' CAN (LIMIT 3) 2 m il k or MAGNESIA e~*y “ . M S IL IC O N E --------1 CAR POLISH .x-----REG. 1.19 Pt. h A W IN ! 'i IIiu p o u h u i 100 T o b l . n R IG . S9t (LIMIT 31 SLEEPING PURI-DENT TABLETS 30 t R IG . 1.10 P OW D tR 7 0 7 . R IG . 75c 2 »°r 1.19 (LIMIT 3) RUBBING ALCOHOL 2 75c AMMONIA SPIRITS 1 07. - 2 »°r59c 2 29* CAMPHOR 1 0 7 . - REG 4 7c R IG 39c CASTOR OIL 1 0 7 . - RIG 4 3 c (LIMIT 3> PEROXIDE WITCH HAZEL tor 33c (LIMIT 3) PURE GUM TURPENTINE a or PTS. FOR REG. 39* PT. (LIMIT 31 LE PAGES CELLO TAPE REG.-29* (LIMIT 3) (1IMIT 31 (LIMIT 3) ■ O I . — R IG . 33< (L IM IT 2 ) (LIMIT 31 16 0 7 . - R IG 59e SPIRITS i 16 GR 1000 * R I G I 09 2 Or59= 2 («1.09 (LIMIT 3) 2 = 1 .1 9 (LIMIT I I SACCHARIN 29c lor PRESTONE 16 07 - RIG 1 9fl (I tMIT 31 lor 9 9 « Z I P P O 2 <«39* 2 "»1.98 2 for 7 C.O.P. STATE & COUNTY LIQUOR LICENSE Completely Equipped__________________ ___ B SHAMPOO RECK | PERMANENT | 2 °'47* 2 f°r43c PALATKA. FLA. — PUTNAM COUNTY TUESDAY 1:30 P.M. APRIL 6 for 4 3 c (LIMIT 3) (LIMIT 3) Famous TONI COCKTAIL'BOUNCE — DINING HOOM — COFFEE SHOP — PACKAGE SHOP in 1he teeming HOOM area of the CUOSS STATE HAKGE CANAL (LIMIT 3) 2 for10° 24CC SW EETA ANTI ACID PINTS R IG . I 4B 6 0 Tab IaH BI G. 39c 2 Bedrmtm — | I 1, Hath Partly Kurni*hed Hume. Barge Biting Kimm Huge Kitchen] Paneled Drn .2 '” 9 8' 3IN IM IN T IR G, TU6I R I G 43c (LIMIT 7) HOME PLUS 17 CLEARED ACRE TRACT 2 69 REG. 69* REG. 1.00 ALKA-LADE 2 ,0rO 7 c I 2 l«r 59* HANSIJROUGH /7i«/ ( O S •••, ? « c i y (|^||/ S r j i i * S i t t e r f 9/ t 2{ I I U ZINC OXIDE 2 Q-TIPS SWABS IMS . TOOTH BRUSH TABLETS 130 - P IG . 1 69 A N T A C ID y |t| I Lm DEPREE ITEMS (LIMIT 3) (LIMIT 3) a mx TNTROACHSANT (LIMIT 3) REG. 12* ROLL L U Lm /fo ri ________(LIMIT 3) RE( (LIMIT 3) Bockwlih. 1 II S k 9 for 9*ic LYS0L SPRAY n REG. 1.19 7 OZ. 2 -6 9 -S Q U IB B g (LIMIT 2> 2 for25* BIG. 3 5 c {LIMIT 3 ) I (LIMIT 3 ) REG. 39* C D K * i:i Hoard of C o u n t y Comt^laa* toaara Eam iho la C o u n ty . F l o r i d a B y J o ha AUftandar, Ch aJf* ^ REG. G9c d;! R EG . 7 5 ' S IZ E TEK PRO OR DR. WEST f°r69e I EMERY BOARDS 2 COTTON BALLS tft|ztkl> *lh ! t: {LIMIT 2) R I G 35c (LIMIT 3) N O S T A IN S A F E T Y C U S H IO N E D EN D S lonara •htmlnota Co un ty , Florida fly John A la Bandar, C h a i r ­ man Attaat A r t h u r n a ck w lt h , J r Fub lla h March 29, !>•& IhJa. BOBBY PINS ACME C|f»rk tty Truck (lurden or Grove l ’ublic h a a r l n g w i l l ba hold (n tha Bamlnola Co un ty Co urt llnuaa, Hanford, r i o r l d a . In tha C o u n ty Cotnm Ualonara Hoom, • n A p r i l 11. IM S a t 10;0« A M . n r *a a«on t h a raa fta r aa po«a* FIRST AID SPRAY (LIMIT 2) N i . i . ii \ttili-ff *>f I' i i M ir t f i a r l n i Nolle* t* h r i f l i y g|««n, lloftrd of (’aunty t'om|n)t*1<<n#n of fit ml ntil* Co tin I >, Florid ii, pro. t>D»* in r * to ii* fin* r. •11*iw him i1r*< i litftd pr tt|ii>i t > gi.uftd ii u \ Mlitttl* F a m i l y tl ft»idftiit lal In* «on#d 11c - 1 C ir u n t n 11oin# oj I ’oiintrjf Kplftlr# IH*trlol 411 of II ill I op teals I ft* F it I th#i d#*R rib n l ft* I> ih k ftonlh ««f Nurili JKtr«*L ft fid 1/M mil#* ftfftt of Road. R U B B E R T IP P E D 6 0 ' t REG. 6 9 c 2 OZ. Igapell.er n for > til Ir* of F u h i l r H r o r l a i N utlet la h * r t b y yi^an. Hoard aif C o u n ty Comniiftatoijpt • ofFrrn lnola Coun ty, F lo r id a , will f i t a r an appaal aaa ina t t h i da* malon of tha Samlnola County Z o n l i tf Comm I*# loti da iiyln a r t* I’omniB ndlria t ha m a n log of follo w in g dfticrlhed proparty from H*1 H inaU F a m i l y fla a ld a n lla l to l l - l Itacraatlo ni All of Halm tthadawa Huhdlvl* •Ion. F u r t h a r daacrlhad aa l y ­ i n g aouth of (ha ht, J oh n* I I I v* ar, aaat of tihadow I>rlva avid n o r th of klullat U k t 1'ark JO H N S O N & JO H N S O N H E L P S R E L IE V E P A IN - T o w n of <**#* l h # r r f I* M llr.t Si t L * r i j . Flo r ida * FOR HEADACHE & NEURALGIA (LIMIT 2) Tui*(i Clerk Seminole County Medical Society, is honored by t 6*1ftf»#r-*B *p**u•* <*■ A %ll i |* «|»at! I'M rPTiilttrd *•» ttia f ••iiow I on iu M r M i. I)lt. ItOIIKIlT M. ItOSKMONI). president <»f the IP A N A ■ V « TOOTHPASTE || tftpui’f'i f a».iiPt i tu tton rtf ■ onn-inrh T i |»ft I apphalttr n iiB iMt litftnt m il 3 112 »i|Uiifr > *»f «i• I’lutta and! i»'»*(fin* »ia v lit nisi i i ) n**d lo •■f ft* r REG. 25* * a . f o l i o w ln k Legal Notice iloard of County Cenmol*** 14 OZ. SIZE REG. 97* •a. Pflr ' T b * Tovt n of ( ,i M * l b r r r y rrit h • • S .m in sl. Plata Sha.gin| C s n l.r C a titlk .rr y • Sanford Plaia-Sanfard PACKAGE OF 6 FOR FAST HEADACHE RELIEF MOUTHWASH L# on • 5601 S.tifh 0 r * i t | . A v . _ P i a . t o i f l . • 701 t * u f b O r l.a d a W in t .r ftarlr C E P ANTISEPTIC A C O L B-C POWDERS ir 19, ms. rj(ii , Ml m i»Id ■ ADVERTISED Bl (MTONICIgYMISl) i Norik O r a n ) . A v . . - 0 r l . a d * l 2172 t a i l C . a w a y I d . - O r l o n J . Ct»K -I5*» LONDON ( D P I ) — B ri­ tain’s latest super highway was snarled by traffic jams just hours a fte r it opened Wednesday because a group of smalt hoy* threw stones at vehicles from a footpath over the highway. P ublic haarit'if will lit hr Id In tti# Hptnlhni* C o v n t r Court litiUBB, ttanfurd, F lorida, In Hit Co u n ty Comm I* ilona r* itourn, on Ap ril IS. l l l i at lo .on a M nr as aoon th*rft4fi#r « b po#** Ibla GET ONE group Inat Wednesday eve­ ning. Named were l,enn Kirkhntt and Mrs. Gladys Pllntan, president; Mrs. Jo yce Eopei and Mrs. Patricia Bindsay, firat vice prealdcnt; Mr*. E m ­ ma Hope and Mrs, Evelyn Adams, second vice president; Bonis Ko»ky, third vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Jeannette Petera and Mrs. Betty Cormany, sec­ re tary; Kugene Jacques, Mr*. Margaret Helms and Mrs. Virginia DrIVillaggio, tre a s ­ urer. Servinir on the nominating committee were Bcroy Riley, Mrs. I-ouise Bell, Mrs. Mary Rowell, Mrs. Ja r k t c Tiisnn, Mr*. Eva J o Hick* and Mrs. Virginia DelVillaggio. Election* will take place at n meeting scheduled for April 27. Providing an entertaining program for last week’s meeting were students of the first, second and third grade classes in a Mother (loose Operetta under direction of Mrs. Herbert Drueding. Traffic Tic-tip Av•nur A A the F I C T I T I O U S NAMV3 N O T H ' 1C Irt hc rtlijr #lv#n th»1 w « ft r ft triRfiffftd in Luftitvcftft i t 2®?4 i : i P o rta l Drlv#, Sanford. fUmlnola <?ounfy, Florida, uni|*r I lift flrlt tlnu * n ft frit of, C\i * trim Ar! Sarvii'ft, «nd th*t i f Intend to r* j |i » i rr naM natoft with th* Clftrk of th** C i r c u i t Chin t, Ham 1no}* Count Y, F l o r ­ ida. In ftccordftnr# w ith th* provlftlmift «f tli» F V I lt l o i m Nnoift to-wit SftHlon Mb f t Flo r id a Htutn^ft 1»17. F l u . Carifl K i i l h r %r»1»ih Mkibanep Pu blish M i r t h 29 h. Ap ril I. MARCH 25, 1965 Ft##*vlrv* of Legal Notice Notes Mary Ann Arm .trong, J t » n Brown, Lenard A. Brcwn, Al­ b e r t h • Cooper, Katherine Dunne, Charlee Fo iter, Quin­ cy Pattereon, Lily Ilrddlng, Mary Atlice Humbert, Samuel K. Warren, Sanford; Made­ line Srhmipt, William Johnalon, DeBary; Patricia A. Hosted, Enterprise; Barbara Howell, I-ake Mary; Pauline Spivey, l.nkc Monroe; Earl B a t e , North Orlando. Bir th i Mr. and Mr*. Augustus Brown, Sanford, a Kiri; Mr. and Mrs. John Howell, Bake Mary, a boy. Hisrharitea Ja n e t Cold,, Valerie Colbert, J e r r y Coffman, Elisabeth Ann Daniela, Maggie Burlier, MiB dred B. OhnrpeniriB, I’atriria Bansholtoin, Emma Smith, Eliralndh Mirks, Fred Harris, Alberta Webber, C h a r l e s Davenport, Sharon Sparks, Je an n e tte Hawkins, Barham Itainay, Harry h Udell. Bluef,*rd MeWhorter, t.lr.rle h Fnw.11, Vrrlllla Purvis, I ory Jones and hahy Kith Sanford; Flederiek Pert irk 111, Mabel West, l.loyd Dtman, Deltnry; Paul W. Miller J r ., Deltona; Ethel Muse, Bake Monrre, Earl Fltrpatrtrk, Sioux City, Iowa. at SHULTON 2 /.w I 2 1« 49* 29c OLD SPICE - - - REG. 4 9 c for SHAVE BOMB 61* OZ. REG. 1.00 2 * 1.00 (LIMIT 3> DOWNTOWN ORLANOO - CONWAY - PINT CASTLE - WINTIR PARK - CASSILBIRRY ISANIORD STORES ONLY TOR SUGAR SPECIAL. fLIMIT 2) EVEREADY DIXIE CRYSTALS FLASHLIGHT BATTERY STANDARO-D (LIMIT 2 > BARBARA GOULD LIPSTICK REG. 1.50 (LIMIT *> REG. 20* «o. for REG. 1.50 ) (LIMIT 3 ) f.r 2 0 WESTINGHOUSi vM6 N k U m *1 I.M •r p m M*nk«*4,M •> PmcnanaM — U- for 2 UMITI ■Ant, SU qQ r LIGHT BULBS STANDARD * 0 - 73-100 WATT REG. 25* 2 '(LIMIT • '3 >2 5 ' �£ / ud / f f w e rfbit. of H < Z % / % £ ' � 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>, March 30, 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/e5977ec2c5ee725eaff9702d8c2fc2c1.pdf 429e48772c1d791778a00a47e810e950 PDF Text Text t Episcopal Baptist' Adventist TUB tRU RUTH-P A T ADVENT 1I T CHUHCH Cernar Tth A Elm J. L Mara h a lt ------------r at tor REE V IC E ! SATURDAY— Rubbuth Uchool HI# a. m. W arch Ip Barrlca _ 11 :M a. m. WadandaF N l«h » Prayer ■arrlea — T it! P- w. ewBitr ewuRcw F IR I T BAPTIST CHTTBCM I I I Park Aranua r. B. Chauea Morning Worahlp Bundar Behaal — Horning Warahlp _ Training Dnlan — Branlng Warahlp Wad. Prayer larrlea Methodist Paator a m. 1:41 a m. 11 tM a m. d ill a ta T ill a "•* T ill A *■ Church Strut, Longwoed Fr. CharlM W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy Ctmmunlea _ S:M a m. Family Barvia* A CIsaacs ,, . 1:11 a m. CWBTBT METHODIST CHURCH Bunlsnd Estates Citrus Heights R lv, Charles B. H o gg „ Pastor Church School ____ 1:41 A m. Morning W o n h lp __ 11:44 a i a M T P ----------------- - 4:11 p. m. Eve. W o rs h ip ___ T:H a m. Wed. Prayer Bsrvle* 7:11 p.m. BOLT CROSS 441 A Park A v a F r. L r t f D. Sapor. Raatar Holy Communion . . 1:11 a m. Family Bsrvle* and Sunday School I.-M a m. Morning Prayar (P in t Sunday — Maly Cimmualia 11:44 a m. Southern Methodist Alliance CHRISTIAN MtUtOWART BLDER BFRINOB BAPTIST Old Orlando I I at Haatar A » a B. Hamlltoa O rlffla _ Paator Buadar Bchoal _ _ M4I a m. Morning Worihlp — fin d a m. Training I7nlan — d ill a a * Branlng Warahlp __t i l l a ■». a l l ia n c e c h u r c h 1411 Park A r c at 14th SL Ear. Clifford B. Harrod, Falter Huadar tehool ----- t i l l a. m. Wanhlu Serrie# — lit * * a. m. Evening Warahlp _ T ill p. m. Alliance Tenth Patlawahlu (Tuea.) tit* P- m. FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIFT CHURCH B o s u n 's Club Building I I I Oak A v a Durward H. knight J r. Paster ■under Bchoal ____ |:tS a i a Epwerth L e a g u e 1 : 1 1 p. m. Worship Borvloo t : l t p. m. iv e y e r Barrlau----- f i l l »> m. Christian Assembly O f God riNECnCBT AMEMBLT o r OOD CHURCH Car. IT U uad Elm K. M. Wilder -------- —.P a s te r Bunder Behaal ---** Morning Warahlp — 11:41 a. m. Ecanlng Warahlp — T ilt p. m. Teeth Barr. (Bun.) - *iM p. m. Mld-Waak Barr. (Wad.) - f i l l p. SL Baptist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCM Car. 14th BL A Oak Ara. s a il imtth . - ----- - : . r *ltl r Buadar Behaal ----- };• • *• » • Marking Warahlp — l l i » * a. re. Tralalag Uualaa — 1)41 a m. E n a la g Barrlca —— 1:41 p. m. Wad. Prayar Barrlca T ill A Huriarr Opau W TR R ---------------- ft* * »• ■Buadar Rita Broadcast WEBTBTDE BAPTIST Ilk BL A taka R. K lag Buadar Behaal MtBBtONART CHURCH H o »r Ara. ............ Paalar ----- !•:•• a m. M on lu g Warahlp — 11:44 a. m. ■reutug Warahlp — f:M a « l W adaaadar . Prarer Barrlca — ftdl PP1HECREIT BAPT1IT CHURCH Oaora Road Morulas Wonhlp . 11tM u. » . Bundar Behaal - 1:41 a. m. Tralalag U a la a -----d ill a *>• Bracing Warahlp _ 1:11 a m. W ad Offloara A Teacher* Hatting ........... — I I I * A a Free Methodist P IR t T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DIPCIPLRB OP CHRIST HIT a. Banfird A t a 1L Virnaa Fuller Bunder Bchoal ----- 1:41 A m. Morales W onhlp . U :M A m. FRBB METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th St. anB Laurel Ave. Rar. L. H. Xotloy ___ _ Paator Tllsphons: llt - T I ll SunJsr Bchoal ___ 1:41 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:41 a m. Kvsnlng Worship _ T:*i p. m. W i t Fraysr lir r lt o T:l* A m. Church O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST l i l t Park Arenua Bert Brawn - ...... Braagellat Bundar Blbla Btudr ,------- 1I:M A m. Mamins Warahlp _ It i l l a m. Branlng Barriaa — d ill p, m. Sea ••Herald of Truth** l p . m . Bundar an Channel I Tuesday Ladles Bible Clean . 1:11 A m. Man'a Claas —----- T ill p. m. Wadnasdiy Blbla CUM ------- fiM A bl Lutheran oood LUTHERAN CHURCH 1**4 A Orlando Drlr# / Hsry. IT -lt) Saaford, Florida llt - T Ill The Rar. J, Oordoa P a a r y , Faster ■ under Behaal _ _ 1:11 a m. Morning Warchtp l l i l l a. m. Communion—First Sunday la Each Month Blndorgartoa and Kurucry CHURCH OF CHRIST annoy* Ralph Brawar Jr. Braaglllat Blbla I c h o o l------- It l* a m. Morning Worship _ 1:11 a m. K cnlng Worahlp _ I I I ! p. m. Wed. Prayar Barriaa lit * A as. PAOLA CHURCH Ob' CHRIST Hlthway 4* Waal Morrla Ruby — Braagaltad Bible CU m ______U:I4 a m. Morning Warship — II tM a m. Evening Wonhlp — d ill A *■ Blbla Claeeaa Wad. . f i l l a «a Christian Science PIKST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST I I I Bast Becond Btraat Sunday Barrlca A ■under Bebaol ----- tt:M a m. Subject: "Probation After lim it" Wednesday Berrien - CM p. m. llr-dlng Room: H I W. First W senders: 11:11 e.m.—4:10 p m. JORDAN HlBSIONAItT BAPTIST CHURCH M il W. rtrat strait Bandar Behpal — 1 *;** a m. Mamins Worahlp — I I tM a is . Blbla Study (Bunder) f lM ptn. ■vangellslls Barriaa f:M a to. Wad. Prayer Meat — f tM p. m. Bill Stephana---------- Paator A Cordial Welcome ta All Church O f God OAKLAW N BAPTIST CHURCH 1741 Country Club Road Bpauaund by FI rat Baptlat Church Bar. R. T. B a rre tt----- Paator ■unity ichool —.—a 9:41 *« nu W onhlp Forrloo _ IItie a m. Trulhlus Union — *t*l A ">• Branlng Worship — T ill p. m. W i i Prayer larr. — T ill a a CHURCH o r OOD lind A French U H. A lfo r d -------------paator Bunder School — 1:41 A m. Morning Worship — II it* a. m. Kvengellello Barr. — 1:1* p. as. Family Nlshl Barrlca T. P. B. Wad. ----- T ill A **• OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWT. 414 PA 111*1111 B ir. Joeh L o n g ------ - Paitor ■under School ----- lin o a ro. Morning P ir v lii — I t :*• a m. Training U n ion -----1:1* p- m. Brining Pirrleu ItlO a » * W idnnday H iilln g it Organisation _ 1:11 A » * P ra n r ——— ft** A a Chair . . . - ------Stl* a ■“ CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECT t i l l Rim Aranua Rar. Robert W e lc h -----Paator Bundar School .....— 1:41 A m. Worahlp Barrlca _ H l t l a m. K naelUtla B arr.__T ill a m. Tuader: Blbla Training ----- f i t l A * . Thuradayi Young People Barriaa T ill p.m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THB NAZARENE W. Jnd BL at Maple Ave. Paul Riches _ _ _ _ _ Pastor Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a is . Mornlag W arahlp__11:11 a m. Youth Hour .. _ _ _ 1:11 p. i a E vangelist!* Barrto* T ill p m. Mld-Waik Bsrvle* ( W i g ) _ T;M p ns. Third Sunday Singlyirgtlas —_ M l p u Ev*r thought shout that word — its deep, stirring metuiingT We atart out rb part o f r family. And even though we know we era ''little” it doesn't matter. We are part of the family— that's important. And what we will become—the family ii looking out for that! Then one d iy we are grownups. And again we are part of t family. But now we are "big.” Oh «o bigl For whit the real of Uie family will be­ come—that depends on us! How important a part did the Church play In your transition from being Tittle to being big? Well, in this free land, the chances are good that you grew up apirJtualiy a* well as physically. But, even If you didn’t— lt*« not too late! Not only can you see your children o ff to a free and fine education, but you can coni* with them to church . . . where the "little** and the "big" learn of GOD . . . when the truth of Chriat'o teaching guldea the destiny of THE FAM ILY. Ofjntkt JIM JCfuSmAAmuRr ttrwirm, lot, Mittha* 11iH-M Mindly Ach 14:1 M l Tuesday I Caeinthlm 0:11-24 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THB RBDBBMBR H I W. Ilth Plaea “The church * f tha Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thl* U U * THE CHUftCH WOK A U , ALA. FOR THE CHURCH Wednesday The Church li the grMtiit b r io « earth tor the building of cheractw and good citiirnehip. It la a atom bouM of spiritual velum. Without a •dong Church, neither democracy nor civilisation can survive. Thera ata four aonod reasons why every person should attend mrvicM regu­ larly and support the Chunk. They arc: (1) For hi* own aaki. (2) For hie children's sell. (1) For tba sake of his community and nation. (4) For the sake of tba Church itMlf, which needs his motel and material lupport Flan to go la church regularly sad l*ad jour Blbla daily. «ty> •» crtT? + <sj2? t <Si2? t <st2? t ■» Thursday Fridiy Iphaslint 4:1-10 1:1141 Oalitiaiw Pentecostal 141*" Herbert W. S o a r s !---- Paitor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. Worship S irv ln — 11:11 a m. K ladirgurtta sad N u n cry Methodist PIRBT M BTH O D irr CHURCH 411 Park A v a Rar. Robert M. Janklaa, Paator Morning Worihlp _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday Bchoal ----- 1:41 a m. Morning Worihlp _ ll:S l a m. M TF M illin gs «:I| y. UL. <lBt|rmidlatA Binlor) B n a la g Warship _ 1:11 p. m. . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD I l l Orange Strait R iv. B. Ruth Oraat _ Partly Sunday School - H ;M a m. Morning W onhlp _ l l i l l a m. Sunday Bvanlag _ T ill p m. Wed. Blbla Study _ T ill p as. Conquerors Meeting Friday t i l l p m. Presbyterian OBNBTA METHODtBT CHURCH Rov. w . B. TImma — Pastor Bunday School------- 1:41 a m. Morning gorrleoa — 11:44 a m. Choir Fraetleo Wed. T :ll p m. Every One WilaumA FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Santord, FI a Oak A v a * Ird S t O ron r C. Sowoll Jr. — Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant Paator Chureh School______t i l l A m. Sioaton Hosts ----- 11:41 a i a Moralng W onhlp _ H :l| a i a Floaaar Fallowihlp . I;H p a ■snlor HI Fellowship 1:11 p m. Ersalng W onhlp _ T ill p m. Wad. Prayer Maatlag t:ld p m. ORACB MBTMODIBT CHURCH Onora Rd, At Woodland Ave. Rev. John H Hlroa Jr, Paator Churoh School — 1:41 a ba Mornlag Warahlp — !1;M a m. M TP ■ . d:M A » COVENANT PREIRYTER7AN ITT! South Orlando Drive Thomas H. M s k lu ---- Puator Warship - 1:04 a m. Church Bchoal _ 11:14 a m. '.Vs. I Corinthian* 14:10-21 PTRBT CHURCH OP THE NAZARENH Lab* Mary, F lA Rar. W, L. HolcombA Paitor Buaday 1:41 a m . -----Bible Behest 11:11 A m . — Morning Wonhlp 1:01 p i a — Branlng Service T:0I p m. _ W *1 Mld-Wo*k Prayer Barrlcia 1:14 P- m. _ Last Wed. Mias, loaery Berries '* 1:7-14 + <St2> t <S$2? t <Si2? t g j g » <3j2? ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN " PEST eO N TR O L- CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Ssnford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employaaa BETTY CASS Injursncs Hwy. 17-92, CsiMl berry, FU. ---------H A R R E LL* TEVERLY--------AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 2Cth St, Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON A CO., INC, Oviedo, Florida . -H G R N E J W S T R reU T O R S rIN C .------------------ W S H N O L B - M D C * - - Hwy. 17-92, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. 1st, St, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. l i t St, Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of AMERICA Southern Bell Telephone Employees Local No. 8108 LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Nursing & Convalescence Residence 800 South Bay Ava., Sanford, Fla. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L» Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. HodgW aad Stott COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Stoma and Employaaa A. DUDA * SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Stott HILL LUMBER * HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employaaa PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Witooo and Staff kNTE. INC. IN L. D. PLANTE, Oviedo,, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees 8TENSTR0M REALTY Herb Stanatrom tad Stott STATE FARM INSURANCE Comnantos Irvine L Pryor and Stott BOB'S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallistar Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. and Stott WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mra. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Stott W IN N DIXIE STORES and Employaaa -SEM INOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CH U R C H DIRECTORY BAPTIST SaUaak Baptist Church, Orlada Casual Baptlat Church, t i l l Oak A rt. Ckuluata Flrci kaptUt Ckurck Ckulurt* Baptlat Mlaslaa ■Ida* Springe Baptlat Church, 441 Lehman HA Flret Baptlat Church, 411 Park Ara. Friendship RapUat Church g f AlUmusit* S grlrgf BA. 444, A 1tamo at* Bprlsgs rtrat Baptlat Church * ( bakery Plral Baptist Church *< Oauara P in t Baptist Church ut Lake Mury First Bupllat Church, u( Luke Haurue First BapUat Church a l Luagwacd, Oar. SL A m 'i Catholic Church, Farahlug Piece, DaBarr SL K arr MacdaUn* Cathella Church, Malt* Und A r c Altamonte M r l i n Ch r i s t i a n OakUwa Bautin C haact, 1741 W. Mlb BL Oitaau ttaptlai Church Flnacraat Baplln Church, t i l W. Onora R i Fralrli Luka B afllal Church, Ridge ltd. Fare Fark Prograaa HlMlenery BautUt Church, Mid war kaeeud Uhllah M leal* aery BautUt Church. Nluth * iliek err rtrat chrlatlM Church, !I*T i. Sanford A rt. Congregational Chrlttlaa Church, 14*1 Fork A n . NorthcU* Chrlctlaa Church, F U i U h Uavaa O r, Maitland church Churchor Church Church Church church n s w ir s m u 1 , v r . s r t .s s r Church Church Church Church tin W. Iitk st tint Churah FUfMt Fun uiulu**4**!r*"■epilct Chunk, Orlada L s n Smstharu Baptlat Mlaalaa, Chals*ta Mlaalaaary Baptist Church North Rd. MMMau Baptlat StpulusOUn SupuTt at at of at Oak, Ond. Ood, Oo4 or OOO I I I Hickory IIM h Franck Orl*4o Mleelaa, BatorprHa EPISCOPAL chunk Churah. aaueva Hwy. ML Ollru Mlaslauury kaptlct Church, Sun lo a d s Spr ing* B A , L*ugwu*d c h r is t ChrlaL t i l l S. Fork A to. of Chrlct, Oauaua at ChrUt, Loagwood o f Chrlat, Facia rfrat*Ba*tlSt^Jhurah at Orlada Mp m SShUs or Chunk ul the nativity. Lake Harp A ll Scale Catcall* churoh, i l l ouk Arc. Ramus CdlkuUu Msau, Bpcrtamaua a u k Ckuluutk AU Salute episcopal Church B. DaBarr A n - Bstararlae ChrUt Rplauopel Church. U u y w a it A ll Bulnu Kptcoopal, Ectarprlo* brash Aacanalau Luthuruu Church, Over Ovtrhruuk D r, Cucaalharry Ooai IhaphacU United Luthers. IIM l OrlauUo Dr. Lutharu* Churoh o f the M I M M r , l i t W. Mth rtacu Messiah Luthuruu Church, Amarines Laglaa ‘ Prairie Luka, Lake, reru Fern Furk Fark Mall. Prulrla ■L Lukaa Lutharuu Church, RL 4M Stevie METHODIST Raruttt Mamarlal Matbedlet Church, E Denary A r t , Ratarurlao Rear La ha MuthadUt church Ralhal A.A4.C- Church. Cuuuau Height* Caaaaltwrrr C t u n m llr Methodic! Church. H e r . 17-11 * Finer Ridge Kd, caiaathdrrr lit Barr Comment* MaUudlad Church W. Highland* DaBarr Chrlat Methodic! Church Ruulaad Butatec r i m Mathadiat Church, l i t ru rk A r c rtrat MathadUl Church o f Ocladu rtrot UouUara MuthadUt Church Woman's Cluh M l Oak Arc. Frau McthcdMl Church, l i t W. dlk BA. Oenevu Method Iat Church, a caeca Oraca Mathadiat Church. Oder* t i Qraat Chapel A R E Church. Or Iado Oakgrova Mathadiat Church, Oclada Oataaa Maihadin Church P a a la Waatayaa Mathadiat, at 44 w . at re a l* BL Jama# A.M.B. Saafard Ara. SL Mary’s A.M.B. Cbsrak S t BL 411 Odladu SL Peers Mstkudlat O k u r u h Ouiuua ■ A Cuturprtaa Stafford M aaartel Mathadiat C h a r a k B DtBary HASARRKB P i n t Churafc e l U * tad i t Maple Fans Park Churah *1 U * O'Brlca R d. Peru Park Lake Mary Okarch t l the Musurasu PRRSBITRRlAM _ ------------- D A T A D V B K T in Parail Lake Sarauth-day Advautlat Church, Hwy. 414. Furaat City Saraath-duy Adraatlat Church. Maitland A rc . Al lament* sprtaga — ‘ daraatk-day Adraatlat ... OTMFB CMOBOMBS Allan's A.M.R. Chunk. 041vc g llth Church u( Ood In CbrlaL Ovladc ChuluuU Ccmmuulty Church Churah ul C M af Pnphucy. M U aim A' Churah cr owd Mtwice. Batarpria* Ch,»rah at Jean* Christ t Latter D •alula, Site Park Ara. Ccmmcalty Chapal. Allam cau Sprlcgc Bastan OrUadax Churah, SL Johns Chi uoatom Chapel, Hwy. IT-lt, Peru Furk Congregation Balk Israel, nth * Megan W * k I s t R . ' ChrUL Sciential. B M A n a Mall a l Jchorah'u Wltuaw U k u Macro* UulL l i l t W. Third SL Firm FC .U W *U I Chunk ut Luugwccd l , M Cues try Cluh Chunk. Oak b Fiaearaat Acrambly * f Ood llth a Kim BsututV AJliaua* Chunk. 14*1 S. Furk A ----------- lias at Jcherub's w A « y . u * a. m s s l UsUy ch u n k at SpsluH, I H B. U t SL �1, fw ** J, s Capt. James O. Mayo Day Sanford said goodbye to Florida N avy League and the Capt. James O. Mayo today at armed forces committee of the a Joint civic club luncheon at­ Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. tended by an overflow crowd One, a plaque presented by at the Civic Center. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., of the The commander of Reconn­ armed forces committee, was I.oring Burgess. president aissance Attack Wing One, an “ award of special m erit." of th e Seminole County Naval Air Station, is leaving It bore the inscription: Chamber o f Commerce, has Sanford Tuesday to become "Aw ard of special merit pre­ Issued the following state­ commanding officer of the sented to Captain James O. USS Xantahala out of Norfolk, Mayo in recognition and ap­ ment: Va. preciation of outstanding ser­ '•The membership o f the Captain Mayo was presented vice to his country and this Seminole County Chamber of several gifts by the Central community." Commerce aalutes Chief Roy the son o f Sanford, chairman John tween personnel of the wing of the Seminole and the citizens of Seminole presented Mayo with a color County Board of Commission­ County," Housholdcr said. The Chamber's resolution In­ Polaroid camera; Dr. W. Vin­ ers and Judge Karlyle llousvited Captain Mayo and his cent Roberts, president of the holder, o f the Chamber of wife June, to return to Semi­ Central Florida Navy League, Commerce. nole County to live upon the “ We express our great ap­ Captain's retirement. gave the Captain a scroll and Robert llrssrrer, secretary, preciation of Captain Mayo's Copies of the resolution presented a handsome silver personal efforts and great suc­ were forwarded to Secretary pitcher. cesses in his operation of Re­ of the Navy Paul H. Nitxe and Attack Wing Adm. David D. McDonald, Resolutions c o m m e n ding connaissance Captain Mayo for his service One, and bis unceasing devo­ chief of Naval Operations. to the community were read tion to devektping the finest Captain Mayo responded to by Acting Mayor A. L. W il­ civilian • military relations be­ the gifts and resolutions with Andrew Carraway, of armed forces committee, also Alexander ------------------------- r r * ■ ,r — t * ■• T • •. r '■ an expression of thank* for the many kindnesses shown him during his assignment in Sanford. Remarks alto w ere made by Capt. Claude W. Swanson, NAS commander, and Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., who Is relieving Captain Mayo Tues­ day. Richard Deas, president of Saaford Rotary C jo , gave tha wv coming rematks and the Evocation was given by ChapU 'n Leo J. all Dot aid. Williams, Chief Mack Cleve­ land and Director o f Public Works Syd RiChnrd fo r their -10-plus-yeara o f outstanding service to the citizens o f this community. Change Of Command Set Tuesday “ Their many years o f faith­ unparalleled in this or any other area o f Florida. May the record o f these men fo r­ ever be a challenge and In­ spiration to others." • • • Those B-lTs will be fam il­ iar eights in the skiee over Seminole County during the next few weeks. Jim Haley, o f the U.S. Department o f Agriculture, snys they expect to cover 4,000 acres an hour in their aerial fig h t on the fire ant. They will be Dying just above the trees because the lower the better — fo r them. There are 208.320 ac­ res to be covered in Seminole County. • • • A • « Seminole County VOL. 57 United Press Leased W ire Sixteen more palm trees were planted along the Lake Monroe shoreline last week in the first phase o f "Opera­ tion lleautlfy” before the city had to pull their equip­ ment o ff fo r another job. You can tell how nice it’s going to look eventually. Thousands Join John Young Day Thousands o f Central Floridana attended “ John Young D a y" festivities In Orlando Saturday in honor o f Aatronaut John Young, * native o f that city. Twelve jeta from Sanford Naval A ir Station opened the official program with * fly ­ over o f Lake Eota. On hand fo r the day-long event honoring Young waa Vice Prealdent Hubert Humphrey and Mra. Hum­ phrey, U. 8. Hen. George Hmathera, Gov. Haydon Burna and many other dignitaries. Young received a special •ward from the d t y o f O r­ lando from M ayor Robert Carr. Zip Code 32771 # Established 1908 M ONDAY, A P R IL 26, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 176 Bombing To Continue Defense Secretary Robert S. A ll civic luncheon clubs •*1ih\> "cUliSCIKd * their” ‘meeting* this week in order to join the combined luncheon honoring Capt. James Mayo today. Thera will be no meetings o f Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions or Jaycees. e e e Phono 822-2611 ibralft W E A TH E R : Sunday 79-68; shower* thru Tuesday, high in 80s; low to light 65-70. A new recreation area Is going up just outside Han­ ford. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad is developing an nrca near its offices on Per­ simmon Avenue. • • • A special guest at the re­ tirement party given at City Hall by public works employ­ es for retiring "S id " RiChard was Mrs. Mary Harkey, sec­ retary to City Manager Pete Knowles. Mary recently un­ derwent surgery and this was her first "social outing.” Mary will soon be returning to her desk. • • e on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” * Chinese Reds Aid Guerrillas, -McNamara A pint o f blood for a steal: dinner? N ot exactly. Hut those who donate to the Hlood Rank for the Nika from March 1 to May 28 will be given a free steak dinner at the Elks Club May 29. s e e * * * * ulltr That scholarship (o r loan! that “ Jarring Joe” Farless is getting from the local Uni­ versity o f Florida Alumni Association is fo r |2r>0 not $1&0, ns reported. Joe is get­ ting his picture in the paper so much lately that someone thought we had Intentionally deducted $100. Not so. Joe. • • • There doesn't appear to be much doubt about which is the most popular participant s^prt *|Ut>und town. John SpelskV tells us that there are about 1,100 men and women bowlers in leagues at Jet Lanes. • • • Capt. Fowler Will Succeed Wide, Varied Career Captain Mayo Chalked Up By Mayo CAPT. JAMES O. M AYO ful dedication to Sanford are IU U V A Mary Miller Fatally Hurt Near Palafka • • • T raffic Toll M IA M I (U P I ) — Seven­ teen persons died in auto acci­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — dents ui-ound Florida during McNamara Communist South V iet aaid today infiltration Nam that of the weekend, four in Mrs. one unconstrained." Jurlca Friday night when the ear she was driving left the Final Session rom! on a curve about three (U P I) — Ha said U. S. bombings of The Supreme Court met to­ North 'V ie t Nam would con­ day to hand down derisions tinue. and orders and to begin the McNamara told a televised final week o f argument o f the news conference there was 19CI-(I.ri term. Communist guerrillas in Riot Quenched T O K Y O ( U P I ) — Riot po­ South Viet Num “ are living lice, helped by April showentirely re-equipped and re­ era, today quenched a demon­ trained with the newest Chin­ stration near the U.S. Em­ ese Communist fam ily o f bassy by about 15,000 leftist weapons. students and worker* pro­ "Th e carefully controlled testing America's policy in air strikes will continue as Viet Nam. necessary to impede the in­ filtration and to persuade the North Vietnamese leadership that their aggression against tho South must stop," he said in an opening statement. SANTO DOMINGO, Domini­ McNamara estimated that at least 10,000 Red guerrillas can Republic ( U P I ) - Rebelwere sent to South V iet Nam held Radio Santo Domingo said in 1904, and said the great Dominican A ir Force planes bulk o f their weapons came today bombed the presidential palace "and the people." It from outside sources. He also noted that an in­ laid Navy gunners shot down creasing number o f tha Infil- one of the attacking planes. -tr a tm — afp-.-cirimT.ttly p er­ — Thc-rebcbr ac-^kinytu return cent in 1904— were born in ousted President Juan Bosch to tho presidency, said they North Viet Nam. Previously, most o f the were attacking the highway guerrillas were South V iet­ between the city and the air namese, trained in tha north. base at San Isidro, to prevent “ With the changing nature the Air Force from bringing and the Intensification o f in­ tanks into the city. filtration both o f arms and The Air Force opposes the personnel, tha course o f a g ­ gression pursued by tho gov­ ernment o f North Viet Nam has grown progressively more flagrant and unconstrained," said McNamara. “ The latest step is the cov­ ert infiltration o f a regular combat unit o f the North Vietnamese army into South Viet Nam. “ Evidcnca accumlated In the last month hat now con­ firmed the presence in north­ west Kontum Province o f the 2nd Uattaliun o f the 101st regiment, 32&th Division of the people's army o f Viet Nam, McNamara plarsd tha num­ ber o f "hard core" guerrillas in South V iet Nam at 38,000 to 40,000. He aaid there were 100,000 armed "irregu lar*"— part-time guerillas. HAIIGE OF police captain is pinned on Hen K. Butler (le ft) by his predecessor in thut runk, Chief Arnold Willinm*. Both promotions nre temporary, pending retirement o f Chief Hoy G. Williams Oct. 1. (Herald Photo) Dominican Palace Bombed BUILD-UP? SAIG O N ( U P I ) — A regular unit o f the North Vietnamese army ia fighting in South Viet Nam, American and Vietnamese officials disclos­ ed today. It was tha first official confirmation that a regular army unit from North Viet Nam had joined tha fighting. Miller, 44, this morning. W A S H IN G TO N evidence that the “ hard-core" M. smnshup ond five in another waa ''pro­ gressively more flagrant amt Mary o f Snnfonl, suffered fatal In- return of Bosch to succeed place Cabral. He was reported Donald Reid Cabral, head of under arrest after announcing a clvlUan junta ousted over hl| ..rellrem cn r (rom ^ the weekend In bitter fighting.' . . . . . . . . The rebel-held radio said l,CI • n,‘ relurn 10 Pr‘ v ,t* llfe"the people" were holding the following his ouslcr. wives and fam ily members of Air Force, Navy and some Air Force pilots aa "hostages" Army unit* balked at plains. Ur f o / w * i r ffid - n r n if -a s-g p - to bring Bosch back to the tacks. A number of pilots' presidency. He was ousted by wives appeared on the radio exhorting their husbands to de- ■ coup is months ago feet to the side of the rebel*, because of alleged “ softness" fighting appeared cen- toward Communists and e n ­ on a bitter dispute beM,rxist-I-cnlnlsU. leaders of the weekend Dominican Radio, in a to see who would re broadcast shortly after mid­ night, hinted that the coup had not br«n completely suc­ cessful. "Don't go to sleep tonight," the broadcast said. "This is your revolution. Onward with your revolution." The broadcasting used the term "rebel arm y" in referr­ ing in the pro llotrh forces, and urged all exiles to return home. Jose Rafael Molina-Urena, newly named acting president of the Dominican Republic, ordered Into effect the consti­ tution created two years ago when Bosch was installed as A Fern Park man was in­ the country'* first freely elected president in three de­ jured this morning when his motorcycle struck a car on cades. U. S. 17 92. Irvin B. Johnson, 34, of MOO Wells Avenue, was admitted to To those letter mailers who Seminole Mmorial Hospital, af­ have been using the drive-in ter the accident at 7:45 a. m. letter drop at the post office near Dynatronics. State Trooper J. L. Sikes driveway entrance: The mail box was damaged when ■ laid Johnson's motorcycle col­ A R E A L FOE instead o f mock enemy troops patron drove too close to the lided with a compact car driv­ was encountered by members of the local Florireceptacle. It now Is in the en by Mr*. Bessie T. Rodgers, da National Guard during weekend maneuvers shop fo r repairs and, accord­ 302 Sunland, Sanford. at Ocala Nutionul Forest. Sgt. 1/cl James J. ing to Postmaster Cecil* Sikes said Mrs. Rodger* waa (Jimmy Joe) Kendall, o f Company B, 124th Heard, will be placed at tha making a laft turn into tha Mechanized Infantry, shot this five-foot rattler parking lot exit soma time Dynatronics plant when tha as It "chimed” its way out o f a gopher hole later this week. Sunday. (Herald Photo) accident occurred. f> The tered tween revolt miles north o f I'alatka on Hwy. 17, struck a concrete .culvert and Xllppjd ovar aevv.a| time*, i t 'f c t a learned here today, Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T, K. Bowman re­ ported that Mra. Millar w «a alone In the car, returning from a business trip to Jack­ sonville. She apparently lost control o f the car, which left tlie road and struck the cul­ vert causing it to flip over several times, throwing Mra. Miller out and crushing her underneath. Trooper Bowman reported that although Mra. Miller's car waa equipped with seat belts, her twit was not fastened. The accident occurred about 9:10 p.ni. and Mra. Miller was dead on arrival at I*utnam Memorial Hospital in Tnlatka. Mrs. Miller, a widow, was employed aa a freight classi­ fication assistant In the aupply department traffic branch wj-Sjrrftrrvf •Hvnat-Air'Otathrrr for the puat nine yean . Sha was n “oriner chief petty o f­ ficer In the U. S. Navy W AVE*. Survivors I n c l u d e two daughters, Donna, 12. and Victoria, eight, o f 2403 H Grandview Avenue. It has been requested that in lieu o f flower*, donations be sent to tha educational fund o f tha Mid-Florida Women's T raffic Club in Orlando. Services were conducted at Sanford Kavul A ir Station Chapel today with burial In Evergreen Cemetery in Or­ lando. I’allliearera were mem­ bers o f the women veterans American I,egiun M a r i o n Clark Post 227 o f Orlando. Fern Park Man Hurt In Crash Mail Box ‘Mailed’ C ap t James O. Mayo will pass command o f Sanford's Reconnaissance Attack Wing One to Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr. Tuesday, ending an association with tha com­ munity and the Sanford naval program which began two years ago. The far-reaching aviation command will be changed at 2 p.m. in formal ceremonies in tha Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion's hangar 4. For Captain Mayo the cere­ mony will lie his last official contact with the eight squad­ rons he hna guided during hi* tour. When Captain Mayo firat took command o f the then Heavy Attack Wing One, he had six squadrons, hut the addition o f two more brought the total to eight. For the relieving officer, Captain Fowler, It will be an Introduction to th* men he will lead for the next two year* as commander o f the N avy’* long-range, carrierbused air strike arm. Tuesday's ceremony will feature an address by Rear Adm. R o b f t Goldthwalte, roifimander of Fleet A ir Jack­ sonville. Admiral Goldthwalte waa tha Wing's firat com­ mander, serving from Feb­ ruary to August 1951 when tha command was n e w l y formed in Norfolk, Va. Weeks o f Intensive prxqiarationa have led to the change o f command. Captain Fowler has undergone a comprehen­ sive series o f briefs, confer­ ences, study acssluni and an accelerated fligh t schedule for gaining familiarization with tha Vigilante, Sanford-based aircraft capable o f flying twice the speed o f sound. Hollowing the change o f command ceremonira there will be a reception in the N A S ballroom with an anti­ cipated 200 civilian guests as well as selected station and wing personnel. School Requests Deadline Friday This la th# final week for request* fo r transfer o f pu­ pils fo r th# 1905-00 school year, It was n'portrd today by It. T. Mil wee, school su­ perintendent. Under policies adopted by the 8eminole County Board o f Public Instruction each pupil eligible to attend school* o f the county shall have the right to: 1. Enroll In the school which he attended or would have attended hy promotion or original entrancs during tha 1904-05 school year. 2. Raquest admission to th* school nearest his resi­ dence. A request fo r transfer to the school nearest hi* resi­ dence shall be mad* by the parent or guardian on forms provided by each school o f­ fice and the office o f th* county superintendent. A ll requests fo r transfer fo r tha 1905-M school year shall be submitted to th* school principal or th* coun­ ty superintendent on any regular school day during this month o f A pril. Capt. James Otis Mayo, a Slovakia | executive officer. native o f Quitman, Mias., has Fighter Squadron 101| pro­ enjoyed a varied civil and jects co-ordinator fo r test and military career. development, Naval A ir Spe­ Ha completed a four-year cial Weapons Facility; tacti­ course in three year* at Mis* cal development officer, staff, ilaslppi State College with Commander • ln-Chlaf Pacific the highest academic average Fleet, co-ordinating develop­ In tho history o f tho school. ment c f new tactics fo r air­ On graduation in May 1911, borne, surface and submarine he accepted an all expenses weapons system*; executive scholarship to study econo­ officer and later commanding mic* at the University o f V ir­ officer o f Heavy A t t a c k ginia. Squadron Six; Southeast Asia This schooling was Inter­ and Latin American m ilitary rupted by World W ar II, and advisor, staff, U. S. A rm y he entered naval flight train­ W ar College. ing, winning Ids wings at Before reporting to San­ IVnsiwvla on Dec. 10, 1012. ford, Captain Mayo waa oper­ During World W ar II he ations officer o f th* USS served a* a torpedo piano Franklin D. Roosevelt deploy, pilot aboard several aircraft ed to th* Mediterranean with carrier* in th* Pacific, par­ the U. S. Sixth Fleet. ticipating In three major While In service around th# campaigns, winning three A ir world, Captain Mayo haa Mednts and the Presidential maintained his academic In­ Unit Citation. terest. Ha has a master o f A t war’s end, Lieutenant arts degree in International Mayo was offered an all-ex­ relation* from Georga Wash­ pense* scholarship to Har­ vard graduate school o f eco­ ington University and is a graduate o f tha U. 8. N aval nomics but elected Instead to Intelligence School, th* U. th. remain In the naval service. Naval Russlaw Language Subsequently, ha has had School, th* A ir Command varied assignments, Including S ta ff School at Montgomery, the following: Assistant naval Ala., and the U. S. A rm y W ar attarhe to Belgrade, Yugo­ College at Clarllal* Barracks, slavia, and Prague, Cteeho Pa. He la a qualified Inter­ preter and translator o f tha Russian and Serbo-Croatian languages. Routine Agenda On Tap For City -W A D r 7 T T T c a C T \ ,- Scminolo High junior, was elected *tatc jire.tiilent o f the Technical Education Club* (T E C ) o f Florida at the ntate convention in Bradenton. Club member* also took high honor* in other field*. Public hearings, aonlng or­ dinances and razonlng prob­ lems will occupy City Com­ missioners at their regular meeting at 8 p.m. in city hall tonight. The public hearings will consider revocation o f occu­ pational lirenaea. Itezonlng will concern aa area south o f 26th Street to -S6th--Street -brtwwri--P»Tni»C.* * to Avenu* and Laurel A ve­ nue to lie reroned from C -t to C-2 and an area south o f 25th Street presently R 1 A to bo rezonsd C-2. Also on tha agenda ta the discussion o f tha problem o f dtdlnquent personal property taxes and the collection o f bills. O PEN FR I. N IG H TS! e n n e u f t ALW AYS W IS T QUALITY m f P R IN T, SOLID DECORATOR P IL L O W B U Y t 4 *5 15” square* or 12" x I I " obtoags Brighten your have monsy to aper* with our now toaa- about pillow collaetiaa, News Parley PrinU, ootids la W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — President Johnson will hold a new* conference Tuesday. It w ill be open fo r lira televi­ sion co v* rage. of colors! USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! �LeadershipFight OutcomeMay SettleSteel StrikeQuestion PITTSB U R G H ( U P l ) - T h a outcome o f the lenderihip fight within the United Steel­ worker! Union (U S W ), which will ba dccldad In tha next day or two, may help deter­ mine If there w ill be a na­ tionwide Heel atrike Satur­ day. Tha USW 'a three interna­ tional tellers w ill announce form ally Tueaday or Wadnesday who won tha union’s Feb. 8 presidential election — In­ cumbent President David J. haired leader would .-tact by putting the "national Interest •head o f personal Interest"— and presumably stand aside. McDonald, 62, or Secretary- Secretary John T. Connor eight daya, planned to meet gave the following assessment again with MrDonald, Abel Treasurer I. W. Abel, 68. It appeared almost certain o f the steel contract dispute: and other union leader* In his " I f the union leadership continued efforts to avert a the winner would he Abel. McDonald, w h o a e t h i r d situation la settled, definitely, strike. four-year term aa |50,000-ayea r president expires June 1, has opposed vigorously an ex­ tension of the current threeyear ateel contract due to ex­ pire midnight Fridey. Abel never haa coma out definitely agalnat an extenalon. In Washington, Commerce then the prospects fo r at U nit an Interim agreement, carry over Into a period o f a few months or perhaps longer, would be very good. We hope this happens." William E. Simkln, head of the U. S. Mediation and Con­ ciliation Service, who ha* been In Pittsburgh the pait Connor said any prolonged steal strike would hava a "disastrous result” on the booming U. S. economy. Connor said it was "too early now” to tell whether President Johnson would have to Intervene In the contract crisis and Invoke the TaftHartley law to force an 80Hay cooling-off period. Slmkin said ha hoped to schedule a meeting later in the day with the negotiating team fo r 11 major ateel com­ panies. Commarca Secretary Con­ nor, noting that McDonald likely would be declared loser In the USW election, said he hoped the handsome, silver- Oanfnrfi Rrrsll A p r il 26, 1965 She Sanfnrh S rrill) P s.IM N Dally Mi**t Sal. ■rS.r, SnsSar ■■* Ctrl... MS., pt.bll.lie4 . a t w S . I prereSI.B Ctrlatau. by Tb. B.bferS tt.r.14, HI W tat BU SaPf.rS, rterlSa. Iin N eta .. P M t i n Pate at Biflf.ra. n*. »ab«rrt,tl.a Rates by Car. rler. Week M T .s r HO* NOTICE! In Order To Give Our Employees A Break, W e W ill Be Closed Wed. Afternoon Through The Summer Months. We Would Appreciate Your Cooperation In This E ffort. H U N T 'S TUXEDO FEED STORE 118 S. SANFO RD A V E . PH. 322-2624 SrHKETRlCH! H t PUB1IX w - i. ERIC F. Uhl, AMM, serving aboard RVAH- f* m STom em et 3 at Sanford Naval A ir Station, haa re-«nll#tcd in the Navy fo r alx ytara. Ha, hi* wife and daughter re aid# at Lake Mary. (N avy Photo) Spring Roundup Is Scheduled By Geneva School Hr JoAnn She Page 2 — m m Haya Spring roundup at Geneva Elementary conducted School w ill Tueaday, bo begin* • nlng at 8 a.m., for nil chil­ dren who will he entering flrat grade at the echool next term. Mra. Hoy Nichole, princi­ pal, haa adviiod thut a nurae from tha Seminole County Health Dapartment will be preaent for tha roundup. In order to enter flret grade thle year, a child muat be alx yaara old liafora Jan. 1, I860, and birth ccrtlfl* catea w ill be requested from those reporting for registra­ tion Tueaday. Uecorda o f im­ munisation also w ill bu ne­ cessary. Kach child Is required to hava a amallpox shot and Mra. Niehbla/kdvlaea that the varclhiitlon may ba obtalnad from tha fam ily phyalclan or at lha County Hsalth Daparlmant. However, the ehota w ill not be available through the county department after A pril no. dilicious Te*ty Armeur'g Star MICRIN ORAL ANTISEPTIC ’I T 98< (Iiptree Wef, April 21, IMS) t> a a > * a M »A A A A A » 100 dWGreen^tamps vita tail ...r .s ass m ts s it « <2? HIAD fr SHOULDIRS SHAMPOO testily else take . . . $1.95 medium else lotion . , . ISe Ifl I » A I M I S lV COAll 16 UM| Sau sage ........... 2 M acaro n i t • * « l « . • * » # • • 49* 2 can 27* Nettle* Checeleta M o rse lr-...... 1001 * i 9 Q p k f. Swift'* Premium Slked NEW EN GLAN D LOAF 6 os. p k f. S' ENERS 3 e e d o w n p r o d u c e la n e • 1 lb. etn. swirr RID EMPIROR GRAPES 39* — w pkf. nMnruivinmffMiMA SQUEAKY TOY EXPRESS* C fl* nd6Beech-Nut * D U * B4yFoodlabels ------ dWGreenlftainps ta a e e a e e e e e e a e e o ig dWGreenStamps a raiMiuM lire laricrANcv • MLf-rs IMl HU on AU sua. iacis tx c irr aaai woo# 0 M ill IN IS ■II. lilt I . . f t . 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COMSTOCK SUCKD P ll APPLIS in in. 4 »" 69* CORN TOASTEES IA1T MTINI Mac&u t Howard Johnaen'a MTSTANMMe HIMN# MWM 29c ORANGE DELIGHT lb# (lipiret Wef., April 21, IMS) LiUflM______ L rj FROZEN WAFFLES N WA S *2” • M ill T# A . aiAUTIIUk HAT ■ • MRS Chof* 'a Dolklou* Dolklou iWsSAOQQPQtataOQOeS WICO SPONGE MOPS % Minute Meld Pr »1” 100 dttGreen$amps % pkge. • f r o z e n food# • (laplree W.f., April 21, IMS) rsesseeeaaaaassai 1 2 OB. M ARG ARINE Armitreng One-Step Pleer Wei 4i r i T Puklis Cere OH Safflow e r O il....... H r 51* pecks 9 0 ^ 4 L ^ m h fu r_ Creek 25* • ill is iM ..r.a ss. n i i u i i it fill RUT III III. 4 OB. Kreft'e Miracle M uehroom Sou p 2 49 DRIED BEEF swirr d a i r y special# e Leek S o u p ....... 2 pack# 39^ : C> Swift'* Premium Slked LIMIT 4 PLIASI Knerr'e Cream ef 1111 1RII U IM M M fBISSAU I# mum Armeur'i Star Vienne Knerr'i Cream ef Dirksen Foresees UARYCARUD T r e e t..................’iiT 39* Mueller's Twiet • in o u r m e a t d e p t e 'T Pillsburys BISCUITS Potted M e a t..... 2 ? .. 25* 100 dWGrcenftampsljB^ - " . OR BUTTIRMILK Armeur'i Star (Is# Ira* Wef., April 21, IMS I WASHINGTON (U P I) Senate Republican Leader Kvcrctl M. Dlrksen predicted today that tha Senate would atrip the voting rights hill of the liberal-sponsored provision outlawing atate and local poll taaea. m m m *- ■ P - . '. W m en are irricrivi MOM* run* Wta., APRIL 6 OB Mr IS, IT, 21, IMI LIMIT I PLIASI WITH THI PURCHASI OP 11.00 OR MORI Delicious Osage Freestone *; f.« WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE . . • Liquid Detergent Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford MON., Assorted Flovon Royol btech-nut strained baby foods 6 tt «S* Dkgs. 45* niagara spray starch ST 45* aunt nallia'i aunt nollio's slicad carrots bnctnonionsalad , 'tr 25< •Sr 2 v HOURSi TURK.. W E D , S A T.t S 4e-70S THURBh FBI, I d l - 9 M Seminole Plaza* Casselberry " f> HOURS: » . S, MON. . SAT. aunt nallia't rod cabbago , '{r 25* Wo Reservo The Right To Limit Quantities! (l �I Hi: T Wrr DawfiitB le r»l> April 26, 1965 — Pape 3 Christian Womens Fellowship * Attends Meeting In Sanford Member! o f Women'i the Christian Fellowship of the W inter Park Christian Church were guest* o f the C W F o ' Sanford First C h r i s t i a n Church for the April meeting. Mrs. Ruth Knight, presi­ dent o f the local group, pre­ aided over the business meet­ ing. The treasurer’s report in­ dicated all commitments had been met to date. A program, "The Modern Crucifixion," was presented In an effective method. The sanctuary o f the church was Organists Guild Sets Workshop Dr. Austin Lovelace, one o f the country’s trading church musicians and well-known or­ ganist, lecturer, composer, au­ thor, and children’* choir conductor, will conduct a workshop this Friday ami Saturday sponsored by the Central Florida Chapter o f ihe American Guild o f Or­ ganists. The Friday night two hour session devoted to hymn play­ ing and preparation o f an­ thems fo r rehearsal wilt get underway at 7:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church, 42 Hast Jackson Street, Or­ lando. The Saturday morning ses­ sion will be held at Park Lake Presbyterian Church, 300 E. Colonial Drive begin­ ning at 0:30 a.m. with Dr. I.ovdance briefing organist* nml choir directors on work­ ing with a junior choir fo l­ lowed by a ijuestlon and an­ swer period. A ll organists and choir di­ rectors in the area ara in­ vited to attend. dimly lighted except fo r one spotlight focused on a red satin covered table (symbolic * o love and sacrifice o f . ..it ). The table held a simple cross ami a white bordered picture o f the cruci­ fixion. During the program, aoft background piano music in keeping with the Faster theme was presented by Mrs. W . H. Young. Mrs. Lester Tharp sang “ Were You There When They Crucified My Lord.” Others taking part on the program were Mrs, George Morgan, Mrs. J, [,. Horton Sr., Mrs. Rirhard Harnett, Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. O. D. Landrcis and Mrs. Louise Jackson. During the social hour re­ freshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Knight and Miss Flo tlishop, to the following women from Winter Park: Mines. Frank Cotten, C F W president, and Helen Hartxrll, Evelyn McGraw, Bonnie Entwisllc, June Ley, Vivian Gilbert, Betty Caldwell, N ell Ryan, Dnva Blanch­ ard, Martha Nelson and Car­ rie Browning. Sanford members in at­ tendance were Mmcs. Vcrn Fuller, H e l e n P e a r s o n , France* Jobes, Valorie Bar­ nett, Wilma Morgan, Ruth Knight, Carol Jamison, Mable Bishop, Martha Young, E liz­ abeth Horton, Virginia Row­ land, Merle Hinson, Flo Bish­ op, Louise Jackson, Edna Landrcis, Eunice Horton and Elisabeth Tharp. OK S p e c ia l] EC K E R D You Can Eat Golden French trie * ToH *ed S a 'ft 1 " _J BIG WHEEL Y A Z O O 'MASTER MOWERS 1-QT. CAN SCHICK BLADES (LIMIT t) 12 0 L (LIMIT 1) ACMK C O SM IT IC BALLS (LIMIT 1) PLASTIC POOL I T l tAUS TO A PACKAOt ■IB. Ate ICE CREAM 0 (LIMIT 1) TONI VALV1 IN DltlONI CONTAC DKG. OF 10 stejl »it* eir well ceeitrvcbee. HeWi RE6. (LIMIT 1) (LIMIT 1) I I S . P A S* m ew NUOOETS le t MOTN CONTROL Rag. 39c 4» A X .■ P W ^ ^ M I L D E W ,Nm REG. 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Box S Ik VI00R0 ROSE FOOD ■auietas STATIONERY S tric k la n d -M o rriso n *1 .6 9 (LIMIT 1> S H M IU M m L E M V t MO WL ... VIC0R0 p A a CITRUS , l E 5 8 C ISO IN T I-S O ENVELOPES “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” *♦» lie* watte (LIMIT 1> »1m (LIMIT 31 ____________ _ _ E-A-DAY VITAMINS ic l ; fmuble free I«qui* SCOTT W E SERVICE & REPAIR A LL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS RID-X for all SEPTIC TANKS ft CESSPOOLS WqiI i in keep them Open Mon. A Frl. Nights Tilt 9:00 P.M. INSTALLED *0 *. Valua Open Monday • Saturday 11:00 A.M , - 8:00 P.M. s265 - C liit 80* SUM M ER HOURS Cool Comfort All Summer Lone! ohnsonT johiS oB ■FIRST AID SPRA1 MOTH GAS PH. 322-7928 Conditioned Car This Summer? Peckaia (LIMIT BIG 9'x12# 100% Continuous filament m Why Not Enjoy An Air- m. "SUNFRISH" WORK GLOVES YAZOO P O W E R -n o job too rutigli, too toualil Rig Wheel I’KIlrOHMANCK - cuty hand, ling, niancmerabilitvl DURA­ BLE c o N s r n u c T lo N - g u a f. anted long years of Uoublo-fro* operation! 30 Ban to A C 2 for 33* 1 .0 9 MIN'S - LADIES conoN GILLETTE 11% e»e»e wet*.. R#g . $2.00 40'» RIO. - BUPIR (LIMIT 1) SANDWICH BAG? Heeiry gevge ------ htf. \ M — TAM PAX | MARCAL | 6.95 VALUE n iw concist • No M U • Ne M en • Hidden W (LIMIT 7) •Aft •*6 B.o* m*4 Ptm H 0 M I PERMANINT PAPER TOWELS 308 E. Firat St. Ph. 322*1481 SW IFT'S GO LD CREST ___ £INTS - ASST. FLAVORS those • |« oitk PutchaM • ( I SO t t mere Mere handi i* er Prescription! — Excluding (ebocce Kami A ittmi in Todays Ads ttsui t INFLATABLE Remember ________________, 56 oo GIANT 5 0 “ x 14“ D IIP _____ A IT.-aOtJ/et/e-.- • ASPIRIN (LIMIT l> NAPKINS We Will Air Condition Mont Popular American Cara. Price* Start AS LOW AS DIXIE CRYSTALS Btt. I JUST PLACE CAN IN FREHIR UNTIL COLD S O C IA L 5 FOR THE FOLLOWING ST0RES-0N LY I • DOWNTOWN ORLANDO • CONWAY • PI NECASTI I • WINTER PARK • CASSELBERRY • SANFORD ... BAYER BABY POWDER LIQUID I jot s. Illk It. Pine l.rvel A it for a drmmitratiim/ Plat Book I pages i t * 17 Xante In which assessed Kie. WF. B ELL — SE R V IC E Itlrl end Myrtle Jenkins. All of said prnprrly brittle In the Coun­ D E M O N S TR A TE — T R A D E ty of Kemlnole. State of Flor­ ida, 1’ nlesa sin-h certificate A N D R E N T YAZO O shall be redeemed acrordlriK to law the property described In I C U / IC SALES AND eurh certificate will be sold L -C Y T Id SERVIC E to the hlakest ensh bidder at the front door of the Kemliiutr 2JI7 W. Country Club Road t'outity Court House at Hartford. <20X11 ST.) Florida, on I he first Monday to the month of May, ISCi, S A N F O R D F LO R ID A which is Ihe 3rd day nf May, ISIS. (Official Clerk's Heal) Arthur II. Ileckwlth. Jr., clerk of circuit Court. Kemlnole County. Florid* lly; Henry II. Tamm, Jr.. Deputy Clerk Publish April », II, IS, It, m i CDI.-S " PR IC E S GOOD MON.-TUES.-W ED.. on iiKKn l u t ' d thle rath day of March 1SS1 ^0ut JOHNSON A JOHNSON MYLANTA DRYCE COLDER THAN ICE INJECTOR (LIMIT 1) Reg. 79c Pro perly! / There's an ECKERD DRUG STORE NEAR YOU! (See. lul ls tliirlke s m o t e * • ( Itearrlpllon o t . . -J I »'®n and » * ? *?{• P ^ foi.J I froihost pharmc" y 5 g »9 * ^ c o , , 7 n k.U,'Cal' You H W Y . 17-92 A N D ONORA RD. UMITtO QUANTITItS SOME ITIMS I sot by ) k . r, ‘ ° f •*C0||./ I of Pharmacy but f octlna o m ll., 01,0 Hie •(. I f cotton* in fc,” '?"8* Ruolifi-/ Sanford Plaza 6Vi OZ. SHAVE BOMB laiai SuTICB IK IIKHKHT fllVKN. That U O SIIKI’ l’A tlD Ihe holiler nf the following certi­ ficate ha* flleil o ld certifi­ cate fur lax deed to be lam­ ed (hereon. The certificate number and year of leausin'*, the description of the property, and ihe name In which It waa ■ •-eased ara aa follow*! Certificate So. 1SI Year of liauatice l t d High Ito n d o rtffnf/ I d % A (| Hot Boll* & Butter is Q J D ru cjStores 1 AW The F ried Chicken im irtT IO V t .% x rim ,F o u n t a i n . ■«d? L e ga l N o tice VOTUK Tuesday il4 i r r a ^ l __ 2 t a 19cJ , 'Limit 4' 9« g- # € ^ w O SANI-FLUSH 1 (LIMIT I t f1 9 * DECK M O P Itenderd CH0C0UTE SYRUP 2yt round JAR -4 (LIMIT n R IG . 1.91 V A I U I PRICES GOOD MON. �■HM* A loha I t ’i always difficult to say food* bya to a good friend and neighbor. But the day has come when the necessary words must be said no mat* ter how painful the task may be. Captain James O. Mayo, comman­ der o f Reconnaissance Attack W ing One. is leaving us fo r a new assign­ m en t Tuesday he will turn over his command to Captain Richard E. Fowler Jr. W e in Sanford are reluctant to let Captain Mayo go because our assoc­ iation has been an extremely grat­ ifyin g one. But being "N a v y ” we know that Lyle C. Wilson Says: UNMASK! W ith Regrets . . change o f commands are Inevitable and officers and men must meet the challenges o f new assignments in other parts o f the world. Captain Mayo has been with us almost two years and we are grate­ ful to the Navy for sharing him with us. . . . The Captain’s background Is so varied and his qualifications so great that we are really surprised that the Navy let him sU y with us as long as it did. We can only say we are envious o f the officers and men in Captain Mayo’s new command. They will be getting one o f the best COs in the Navy. The Voter Pays Called Press International Rugged School Issue Americans will spend more than $4.2 billion this year to build up­ wards o f 10,000 new public and pri­ vate schools throughout the country# With such a vast sum involved, It is not surprising that scrambling fo r a share o f it should exist among the producers o f just about every­ thing that goes into an educational plant, from structural materials to textbooks. N or is it surprising that school boards, under pressure from sales­ men, architects, decorators, educa­ tors and other experts, should make some controversial decisions. An example o f how competition between the makers o f two different b u t similar-purpose communities they represent— is conventional flooring versus carpeting for class­ rooms and libraries. In recent years, the latter has cut into the market dominated b> halt or vinyl tile and ilgh initial expenditure, the makera claim, Is offset by carpeting’s warmth, acoustical qualities and low maintenance cost. ’ ’Resilient’ ’ flooring manufactur­ ers say it is just the other way around. Some boards have been per- I E suaded one way, some the other. In Appleton, Wis., early this year, the school board approved the Instal­ lation o f carpeting in one junior high school. The cost was $5,400, compared to $800 for the vinyl tile previously planned. Public disapiroval forced the board to reverse ts decision. In this Instance, dollar signs aroused taxpayer interest in a school system. But money isn’t always a factor. How often do we concern our­ selves with the host o f other pres­ sures incessantly playing on the schools these days— the demand to upgrade teaching, to introduce new subjects and revitalise old ones, book-banning campaigns by fringe groups, the question o f student work load, to name only a few ? f The spirit o f man is the lamp o f the Lord, searching all his inner­ most parts.— Proverbs 20:27. • • • Conscience is an inner voice that warns us somebody is looking.— H. L. Mencken, the late critic and satirist. Political Notebook W A R R IN G T O N (N K A ) — pressing U.H. that officiate this are month's Berlin. — Increased Germans have become high­ Allied mill tary patrols in East Berlin. ly dependent. The Red Ger­ mane import $2M million — Added restrictions on worth o f goods from West Red harassment o f West Berlin be followed by U.B.- trove! by East German etU Germany a year, including Allied-West German pressure sens In North Atlantic Tree sissble amounts o f eisenllal on the East Germans. ty Organisation countries. fertiliser. They're discussing: — Tightened controls on One group in the govern­ — Stepped-up Allied m ili­ Allied and W est German ment wants to step In with tary patrols on the autobahn commerce with East Germa­ one of these restrictions between W est Germany and ny, trade on which the East within weeks after the end of the Red harseement. Thsse lat's-do iomrthing o f­ ficials contend that unless there's Weatem action, th ersll be continued harassA turn sate Borises menta. They hold that the on­ Mrs. Ritchie la r r in Mrs. Jells Bertas ly way the Communists ran u s -iiia lie discouraged Is to hit bark ■ear Lake-rarest City every tims they act up over Mrs. Maryann Milan Lake Mary Berlin. 93I-M79 Mrs. fra m e s Wants* Another group o f officials IIS-4111 Casselberry wanU to go mors slowly. In­ M is. Jane Casselberry Labe M stead o f acting, they want U IIU I Mm. ■. L. J to send a follow-up note some 992-4712 Ch siesta time after the end o f the Red Lon gw sad Mrs. Jean Mag in harseement, saying that this Mrs. Doans Satan MS-1741 lin t the way to do bualnrsi t M U IT DeBary and hinting obtusely that if North Orlaadn Mrs. John the Communists act up again Mrs. M argaret Cosby this way wa'II respond with III-4TM Deltona one or another o f theaa Octree M ia. Mildred ■ easy Mrs. Clarence Beyder trade-patrol-travrl actions. IIS-4141 Rut already there ere eigne Genera Oviedo .(■2W- P * r li. end. JU m W . lbs*, -*Mnc~ Evelyn-"tAMdy ..M r s .- lo t * * - lle y e - the French and British will 141-4171 IM-I1M wash their hands o f any after-he-haraumenl action. Tha way the cards read now, they won't even alt still for a post­ harassment hint o f latar re­ taliatory action. Instead, tha British, French and some American officials Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, April 26, 1965 will push fo r another tack: 1. L et well enough alone • n m a. uiai/ow, natron nan ru L iean a vis-a-vis the Reds end Ber­ m ea n vm.rni.iaa, el lin and be glad they pushed r m aaooasntan an n a a r ALasA noaa no further. Associate K4llor Advertlatna Director r u n van r m .T 2. Discourage t h e West a o v anaan Usesgtag Bditor Germans from having any aunts wikM AM A4vertlslea more national meetings in Oeeletr Better 4A M • n rrta a lie n * W est Berlin (because these aesleeee c ity B aite r n g iU U the Bede), et ur w u u N o decision on whet path Oeeatr Bdlter Meekaaleai Ian *. to follow has yet been made BILL riN C B N T it s ft I’ beiesrsekar except to hold on to U.S.-Al­ lied rights in Berlin end iU Publishes-dally assert Saturday, lu s te r sad Christas*: tubaccess routes. Tha dont-rocklicked t e l in te r trncssdleg Christmas. the-boat group is gaining, ■ c a e c a im a a b a however. I le a e Delivery There's a strong feeling in Br Ban saamoLB cooarr the government aa o f now «»e Weak ll.e e | Veer l l t B t le e r that the United BUtea has U S a B ee the M • assails enough on its hands with E M • B e s ik s M # • Boathe Vial Nans end that it L B t Manta LN 1 Masta V- a . Vee tel a e o l ations peevide U s t nB aabeeri#Uses I wouldn't be emart to do any­ Bald Is edvases. thing nt this time that could f iv e tha Rada an eacuaa fo r M e Merald It a a f U e Oaitea m a s whisk i s sa> llUsd aactaBvely to the see ter rensM lseiiea e4 aU the laeal atirring up mors troubla in Europe. saws pelsted U U le These officials are Ignoring M itred as eeeead staaa matter h M U at new government-sponsored Miles ed aealerd, flerld a , aid er U e A l t a i ' etudlee which indicate that i. tin . ualsaa Bad treaty infrac­ tiona are f e l l o w * quickly n« U te edition And determinedly with asms iut written peratlanea a f the nni effective uettaa, tlm Commun­ Adlvldsni nr (in n reenunlkli far ists normally g « M te further MBBMW treety-bfeaki«t. Herald Area Correspondents f f l} * f t m & r d f y r a lf t i. ■ # vr <-s ee'>.• .* . . •* Dr. Crane’s W orry Clinic Thought For Today Bruce Biostct — Roy Cromley H om e qV /«-” nfssSSsjsn-*s Dr. Phillips Is coerh of the college cross country teem. Ho he Is meanwhile helping build up stronger heart* la his athletes, thereby assur­ ing them a longer lifespan. Parents, encourage your children In engage la regu­ lar, steady forms nf heart exercise, not just t h a “ spurty" I Id-yard dashes! CASE V-473: Dr. Leo Phillips is professor of philosophy at Hillsdale College. But he Is also an avid de­ votee of athletics, as well as the coach of s very successful cross-country team. Recently he telephoned me ■bout getting a talented clergyman for his college's Religious Emphasis Week. So I asked him about his cross-country team and he was proud to tell mo it had won first place In a quadrangular meet with much lsrgt-r univer­ sities. "Congratulate your boys for m e ," I added, "And tell them they are In the most healthful form of athletics. "F o r cross-country builds up the heart muscle better Uian any of our other types of college athletics. " I t exposes the heart to a long, steady form of exercise which develops more power and also larger coronary arter­ ies. "Both of these medical re ­ sults are wholesome. " F o r the more powerful heart thus can slow down to a standard pulse rate of maybe M beats per minute vs. the usual 72. "And those larger coronary arteries will not be plugged as readily by the same site of floating riot as would kill a person with smaller coronar­ ies." You readers often ask about the danger of heart attacks end also about the methods by which to lengthen your life­ span. Heredity is the best in iu r snee for long life , But you can hamper a splen­ did heredity or help add many years to a shorter inherited longevity by using your brain. At birth, the average person figuratively has 2.8 billion heart bests deposited in this "cardiac bank." Anything that depletes them too fast, thus shortens your lifespan. Such hazards to long life are tobarco, alcohol, obesity, an­ xiety and fear, focal Infection*, as in the tonsils, teeth, ap­ pendix, prostate, etc. Your lifespan id lengthened by regular exercise, especially in youth when your heart mus­ cle Is developing. In addition, slenderness adds years to your longevity. So docs a placid, unruffled outlook! This la typical o f peo­ ple wbo team-up with God A l­ mighty end thus lay their wor­ ries down at night, Instead of remaining restless, fretful and tense. Marriage also helps, for when you have a devoted hus­ band or wife to ihare your worice and look after you If you are 111, you fret less. Thus, married men outlive bachelors by several years, so you bachelors are actually shortening your lifespan! You better enroll with our Scientific Marriage Founda­ tion and. thus live happily—at jfingY Before sounding o ff huaxahs fo r the On-at Society’s Just enacted eld - to • educa­ tion bill, the frugal critizen should inquire into the dark mystery o f who peyz for what when Washington sets up fo r the voters a so-called free lunch. The voter o f course pays although he seem* sometimes too muddle-headed to com­ prehend this fact. It re­ quires more than merety a clear head, however, to com­ prehend who pays how much. For example, the legislative Reference Service o f the L i­ brary o f Congress has totted up how much indivldusl states would receive from Washington and also the sum o f the tax burden imposed on each state to make the educational free lunrh possi­ ble. Rep. Boh Dole R-Kan. tells his Jayhswkers that: "Those who look only at the 912,422,000 60 Kansas is to receive under this bill must be reminded that Kan­ sas' estimated share o f the tax burden o f this bill is 112.300.000. 80." The Legislative Reference Service can provide compar­ able figures for your state. I f you are Interested, write your congressman for the in­ formation. Some states will enjoy a better deal than Kan­ sas which appears to net 9121.000. 80. Thera remains, however, an aroma o f Alice in Won­ derland in the education bill. The bill le to eld deprived children. It so states. But it provldss that federal funds shall he allotted to the states on tha basis of 50 percent o f what the state spends on ed­ ucation fo r all children. This is a misty formula, at heat. Dole has invited hla Jayhawkers to consider the end result o f this msthematlcal formula. I t la that it will benefit least the poorest states which spend the least for education end may be as­ in local affaire must read In sumed to have the most de­ despair that this eld bill ctn prived children. extend Into 94 per cent of the "B y way o f further exam­ nation’* counties. ple," Dole laid, "the nation's Frugal citiiens who com­ 10 poorest counties, having prehend simple arithmetic 32,462 deprived children, will but ere baffled by the misty receive 94.607,140, whereas ■id formula in this bill B ill the 10 wealthiest counties, wonder why the Greet So­ having 32,563 deprived chil­ ciety refused to accept an dren will receive 9S.918.087." amendment offered by Rep. The educational bill un­ Edith Green D-Ore. Mrs. questionably invite* and may­ Green wanted to divide the be even assure* domination of cost o f the aid program by local schools by federal o f­ the number o f deprived chil­ ficials. I f this is bad, the dren end to allot equal as­ whole project is bad. The sistance to each deprived argument is offered that nei­ child regardlesa o f whether ther the language o f the bill in a poor state or ■ rich one. or the discussion o f it in Nothing ao plain or old Congress dealt clearly with fashioned as that would fit the church-state Issue which into the proposed architec­ Is so deeply imbedded in the ture o f the Great Society. legislation. The buck seems to have been passed to the school ad­ ministrators who must make on-thc-apot decisions on the precise limitations o f feder­ al aid to parochial schools. All such questions, of course, are headed for the Supremt Court— end soon. The millions o f American citizens who fear the central­ iseM sstessi ization o f vast powers In (ill (set H0AIN90N oa t—n.wx Washington, D.C., and who resent federal encroachment see the N I W K S T P R O D U C T S under the * » Florida sun! SEE today the products that win be In year homo tomenwel SEE new products not yet on the market-new products developed by Florida inventorxl SEE a fantastic display of products mads ki Florida by Floridians to be sold around the world I SEE Florida's proud parade of progress that hat developed some of the newest and most unique products in the snrUI Barbs . ►- . • f ■ i - • AADd> lm #0t •— Britain le exporting SEE them all at... golf As regards a possible heart courses. W e know guye who attack, don't fret in advance. have tried to do that divot For If It Is a severe plug In a by d ivot coronary artery, you'll be un­ s e e conscious and not know It, Australians are happy th»!r anyway. government abandoned the But If you are conscious, British system o f pounds, then reassure yourself by real­ shilling* and pence. They izing the odds are In your fa ­ think their new decimal sys­ vor) tem makes more rent*. Since oxygen la the mala I f ell the people who talk treatment, just atari rapid, a good diet could ho lumped deep breathing and thus help together, they would present * • • yourself to the oxygen that comprises over 20% of Um a weighty problem. air around you. That California university This deep breathing may tip has found out that having the scales in your favor with­ four-letter men on campus in the first 5 minutest Isn't always something to For cardiac first aid send brag about. • • * for "H ow to Control Your FLORIDA INDUSTRIES] EXPOSITION EXPOSITION PARK. ORLANDO APRIL 27th-30th.19B5 PLAN NOW TO A n END! APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL 2 7 ..... 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM 2 8 ..... 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM 2 9 ..... 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM 3 0 ..... 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Business Visitors Only 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Each Day < D Southern Bell —.Sirviag Yoa By W elter C. I ’arke* Emotions," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plua Girls who ere smart soon learn It pays to play dumb. 20c. Letters The American Answer T o T h e Editor Editor, The Herald: If County Chairman John gan to stamp It out. Tha wind Commission and dry condition were TO YOUR NEED FOR A SM ALLER CAR so Alexander bad, it took about 10 minutes and hla County Beautification to compUta, end a Mack tear Commutes don't do • 100 o f aome 25 square feet re. par cent Job, we certainly ■ulied. cant blame them entirely. A Mr. U. 8. Citizen, after all lot o f the Un-bcautlful spots Um 8moky Hear commercials, in Beminol* County w ill lie apparently atilt hasn't learned the fault o f Mr. U. 8. Cltlsen. that a rig irrtts combine* This afternoon I was driv­ with dry grass and a s tiff ing along the lakefront, wind to produce an un-beauti­ which the city and county ful spot on our Florida land­ crew i have recently done scape. And about two dotes much good work on, when I other Mr. U. 8. Cltisena noticed a email grata fire on drove by while I was getting the edge o f the south aide o f the hot-foot stamping out US 17-22 about two milra the fir*. They didn't wave, west o f Sanford. Apparently but they didn’t atop to help It had just gotten started either. ■Inca It was only about two I f we can't help make and feet In diameter, but with keep our County beautiful, out dry weather und a brisk let's at least be thoughtful wind, 1 thought 1 should do enough not to destroy what something about it. I turned beauty there is. around, drove back and beT R Y IN G '65 Corvair TURNS AND PARKS IN THE TINIEST SPACES — YET IS LARGE ENOUGH TO GIVE YOU THAT SOLID FEELING ON THE ROAD — ON CURVES AND HILLS — AND SELLS FOR ONLY A FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN THE WIDELY ADVERTISED FOREIGN CARS! DRIVE A CORVAIR AT 1j MOTOR SALES Cadillac Oldsmobile Chevrolet 2507 Park Drivo 322-0661 2nd and Palmetto 322-0711 �Presidential Unit Citations Given How Much Is That? W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — claim a deduction o f $200 ■ award marked the first time that the coveted presidential For the firat time alnce the month. unit citation had been grant­ Johnson awarded president­ Korean war, two American ed there. military unlta have hecn ial unit citations to the awarded the prealdenttal unit Arm y’s 197th Aviation Com­ citation for heroism in com­ pany and the A ir Force’s 1st OVER 35 YE A R S bat. This time the citation* Air Commando Squadron for At First A Palmetto went to two air units in "outstanding and heroic per­ (Alongside old poet office) formances" against Viet Cong South Viet Nam. And. In another firat prob­ guerrilla*. Also honored werw three ably closer to the heart o f U. 8. fighting men. President South Vietnamese units, in­ fighter Johnson has orderrd Viet cluding a tactical Nam deaigned a combat tone, squadron. A number o f individual U. thus entitling all American • Carpet* • Furniture enlisted men serving there to S. soldiers. Marines and air­ • Tile • Planoa be exempt from federal in­ men serving in Viet Nam • Rental Beds come taxes. Officers can have been honored, but thr U. S. Spending $100 Billion W ASHINGTON (U P !) Federal spending pasted the $100 billion mark last week, the Treasury'* statement re­ vealed today. But nobody appeared very worried. The government still hopes to end the fiscal year keeping within Its announced budget figure of I97.S billion. This isn't as strange as it sounds. There is more than one way to figure federal pending. The traditional measure is the eo-called "administrative budget.” This U the one that the President announces with lots of fanfare each January, the one that makes the headSka fu ts r l Itn l) April 26, 1965 — Page 5 Registration Required For Some Ag Chiefs Agricultural crew leaders planning to work out-of-state this year are required to reg­ ister with the U. S. Depart­ ment o f Labor, arrording to Joseph Foy, local office managter o f the Florida State Employment Service. Applica­ tions fo r registration are available at the local office, 200 French Avenue. Foy said the registration e f interstate crew leaders la required by the Farm Labor Contractor Registration Act, which became law last Jan. 1. However, he aald that the crew leader ia required to register only where his crew has ten or more workers who are not members of his im­ mediate family. The law also requires that members o f the crew designated to act in the crew leader's behalf must ob­ tain an identification rani. In aome instances, said Foy, farm employers who recruit workers fo r other farmers also will be required to obtain a certificate o f registration. The Farm Labor Contractor Registration A ct is designed to benefit interstate migrant agricultural workers in a number o f ways, said Foy. These include improved work agreements, a better ex ­ change o f Information be­ tween crew leaders and crew members, which should con­ tribute to better working and living conditions on the job, and improved safety while traveling. The new law could affect as many aa 100 interstate crew leaders residing in this area and journeying else­ where in the nation for sea­ sonal agricultural employ­ ment. Approximately 3,000 mi­ grant agricultural workers are estimated to live in this vicinity. Individuals wishing to ob-tain- -additional — infornnrtior. about the new law are asked to visit the local office at 200 French Avenue. Missouri was admitted to the Union on Aug. 10, 1821. lines. A Social Security check finds The administrative budget coven receipts and expendi­ tures of r’ l funds "owned bv the federal government." This means that the government can do anything it likes with the money. It can spend it on missiles or textbooks. The administrative budget for the current fiscal year, which ends June 30, looks like this: Receipts 491.2 billion Expenditures 97.5 billion Deficit 6 3 billion In recent years, however, the government has come more and more to rely on a financial device known as the "trust fund." A trust fund gets its money from a specific source and uses it for a specific purpose. The government isn't supposed to dip into a trust fund for any other project. Take highways, for example. The highway trust fund ex ­ pects to spend $4.1 billion th.s year helping states build inter­ state roads. The money cannot be spent on anything else. It comes from highway user taxes on such things as gaso­ line and tires The biggest trust fund Is for Social Security, which expect* to have outlays of $17.5 bil­ lion this fiscal year. The un­ employment trust fund is bud­ geted at $3.3 billion. All of the government’s trust funds are supposed to have spent about $29 billion between last July 1 and this coming June 30. And not a penny of it will have showed up in the administrative bud­ get. But government accountants and economists like to have some measure of the over-all impact of federal finances. its way into the national spend­ ing strcim just like a sold'«• * ' paycheck or a missile *or.tra:t. So they add the trust funds to the administrative budget and come up with something called the "cash budget." This, more or less, is what shows up in the “ daily statement of the U. S. Treasury." Osteen Resident Expires Friday Mrs. Viola Whiddcn. 63. died la k e Placid for funeral aer at 1:55 p. m. Friday at Semi­ vices and burial. Brisson Funeral Home was nole Memorial Hospital. in charge of local arrange­ She had made her home for ments. the past two months with her son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Whldden Jr., in Osteen. She was a member of the Church of God. Other survivors are her husband, W. B. Whiddcn Sr., of Palmdale; three children. Mra. Joyce Bowera, of Palm ­ dale, Wesley Whiddcn, of Clcwiston, and James Crane, of Palmdale; eight grandchild ren, four brothers, Jim Blackhum. of Wauchula; Biley Blackburn, of Winter Haven; William Blackburn, of Tampa, and Martin Blackburn, of Valrico. The body was forwarded tc ' p SSBEgf f l M l ^ a -WH v iS t • - V E A L DeBary Manor Ia Accredited S t e a k s . * 9 8 DeBary Manor ha* hecn ac­ ing rare facility, it was an­ nounced Unlay by Harria B. Jones, executive director of the National Council for the Accreditation of Nursing Homes, Chicago. The fm-ility, headed by John M. Jenkins, has been awarded this distinction on the basis o f a recently com­ pleted survey by a field rep­ resentative o f the rouncit. VEAL C u t le t s Thu Sum it Piece Tu Ge . . . Pur Coed Till*** Tu let! C h o p s - - - 9 8 ^ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 28th snMN-Dixis trout*, me. — c o e r . i . 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W IN N E R S IN SEM INOLE Soil Conservation District Public Speaking contest were decided at Seminole High School. On left, \V. \V. Linz, chnirmnn o f the soil conservation district, presents $15 first place prize to Danny Dickerson. Don Sipes, third from left, won $15 second place prize, and Chris Akers won $10 third place award. Russell Rudd, Work Unit Conservationist for Soil Conservation Service is at far right. lat A Freach Saiford, Pk. 1X2 0241 T'ircsfonc M f f lS V M M o R E TOP VALUE STOKE p S Opus • a s . • 4 pus. Dally Friday M g k i T ill S i French A n A 25th, ADO £, Firat SC r «lm iU Ava. A 3rd St* H ie h v R jr 1 7 - l k U -T*“ W 4 �•) V ft Noell Sets Conference Shot Put Record ly DavM Htggtebsthim Herald Sparta Writer Beasley Hurls Oviedo To Group Victory Metro Conference record F ri­ l y Marshall Liege Herald Sports Writer W alter B e a s l e y pitched Oviedo to the Group 5, tubgroup championship la Ocoee Friday when the Lion* down­ ed St. Cloud, P-3. Billy Mikler (cored no a pasted ball in the first to start the Oviedo scoring spree. Is the second, Mikter, Kelly Fore, and Walter Beasley were pushed In on a big Cour­ ier triple to raise the (core to a 4-0 mark. S t Cloud scored on an error In the third but Oviedo came back la the fifth inning when Wayne Jacobi scored to push the total to scors of 5-1. Mikter and Bex Brooks rounded the bases In the sixth end Mike Partin and Bobby Stewart came In In the seventh to ftnlih up the Lions' scor­ ■ R ing. St. Cloud managed to push in one more run before the last out. Ken Humphrey was pegged at lha losing pitcher, pitching five innings for St. Cloud. He was relieved In the sixth by John Kinway. The lio n s aow vie with Tavares and Clermont for the class B, group S champion­ ship which gets under way this Thursday. The winning coachea meet tonight to de­ cide where the tournament will be played. Last Chance Today Is the last day to reg­ ister for Senior Life Saving d a ises sponsored by the Red Cross and City Becrcatlon De­ partment. The classes got under way Friday at Fort Mellon Muni­ cipal Pool. They a rt held three nights ■ week under the supervision of Jack Horner. * t. Legal Notice ttirtlr* i f r « M I » Heaviest Nolle* !■ hereby Xlvvn, Hoard nf County CommiMloncra of Hrtnluol* t.'nlinty. Klnrld., will lie nr an appeal e e aln .t tha darlvlnii n( tii* Hvrnlnol* count* Zoning Ciitnuilaalnn ilrnrlita r.i-uniinxmllnji tha trxil il ng of th« follo wing d»aeHh*d pro* p »r tr from It -1 Hlnel* K.mlly It.iliU ntl.l In IIK-1 Itrtraalli.n: All o f I'alin Hhadowi HiiMIvl.lun. Kurllii-r .Irarrllird » lyltiK anulli of Hi* HI. John* lllv.r, rn»l of Hliarlow tlr lv* anil north of Mullet 1-alia I'ark Jload. I'uhllr hm rlng will ha htld In III* Hftnlnol* County Court lliiun*. Hanford, Klnrlil., 111 Ilia Count* I'oinniluluncra Hoorn, on May II, l!U.S lit lu:li» A M. or as iuoii tlirraaftvr a* povillilt. Hoard of Count* fnmmtaalonars H.mlnol* County, Florida II* John Alexander, Chairman A11 Ml Arthur IfeiltHlfli. Jr. i >rn t .i H i i : April i s . I sas c m , is he hurled the weight a stunning 52 feet 4V4 inches. Steve Clark took fifth for Sanford. But one record was not enough to give the Semlnoles a win, s i they took second place in the Conference meet in Orlando. Winter Park emerged victor with <7it points. Sanford managed to gather In 51 points. Other or­ der of finishers was Colonial JOE FARLESS, Semi­ (40), Boone (38), Evans (2914), nole High School foot­ Oak Ridge (13), Edgewater ball player, halt been (11), and Bishop Moore (10). named to North AIL Star a q u a d by the In the first event Mulaska Florida Athletic Coach­ won the 120 high hurdles for Winter Park with 14.4 and es Association. The sixfoot, 190-pounder will George Markoa took second for p l a y in the NorthSanford. Hitchers on won the South high school foot­ 100 yard dash for Winter ball game at Gaines­ Park with a time of 10.05, and ville, July 31. Bill F ritby took third and Eddla Griffith took fourth for Sanford. Nason won the mile run for Evans with a time of 4:30 and Jack Hunt took third for San­ ford, Hallauer woo tha discus for Colonial with 156 feet m Inches. Siat took second for Winter Park and Noall took third for Sanford. Winter Park won tha M0 relay with a time of 1:31.1 and Evans se­ By David Hlgglabothem cond, Colonial third, and San­ ford fourth. Smclxer won the Herald Sport* W riter 44o run for Winter Park with The Seminole High School 51 and Mike Gray took fourth baseball teem wrapped up ita for Sanford. IM S ataton with a 3-1 win Mulltka won tho low hurdlea for Winter Park and Rick over Bishop Moore Friday Seminoles End Baseball Play With Two Wins Walstrom took second for tha Semlnoles. Stein won the M0 run for Colonial with 2:00.3 and Stcrl Weber came In se­ cond for the Semlnoles. Colon­ ial won the sprint medly with 2:03.1 and Sanford took se­ cond. Maliska won the high Jump tor Winter Park and Dennis Batea took fourth.The Semlnoles will compete in lhe group meet at Evani on April 30. City League Standings L IT T L E N A T IO N A L W . L, Chats . . . . S 1 Locomotive E ngri.......... 8 1 First Feileral .............. 8 2 Hunt l.lncoln-Marcury . 2 3 Quality MoMIa Homes . 0 4 Gama Todays Chnao vs Qual­ ity, 4:30 Ft. Mellon Park L IT T L E A M E R IC A N Team W . L. Georges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 1 Florida State .............. 2 3 Sanford Atlantic ............ 2 3 Strickland-Morrison ..... 2 2 N avy ... ....................... 1 3 Gama Today; Florida State va Navy 4:80, Bay Avenus Park JU N IO R LE AG U E Team W . 1Rotary ....... 3 0 Civitan ........... 2 1 CPO ............... 2 2 Lika . ....... . . . . . . . . t 2 Klwanls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 Shrine .............:..... . 1 8 « i i i M i " T W i y r e n ro l -crvKwr vs Elks, (7:30)-Kiwanls va Shrina Both games Pinshurst Park C IT Y LE AG U E W . L. Kilowatts ..................... 8 1 Kings wood „ ............. . 8 1 Lrroy Robb Const ..... 8 1 Panning Lumber . . . . . . 8 1 Chasa ....... 1 3 Chirk 'N ' Treat ........... 1 3 1)80 ............................. 0 4 Games Tonights Chick n’ Treat vs U 80-7:80, Kingswood va Chase-8:45, Both games F t Malian Park CH U RC H L E A G U E W . L. K* o f C, . . . . . . . . . . ......... 8 fl Church o f God o f P. . . . 1 1 Congregational . . . . . . . . . 2 2 1’Interest Assembly ..... 0 I N o games Today IV TIIK t'OI'IIT OP TIIK c o t ' V T r JDiHir. a r .w o o i.t: t ill A T I . PI.OMIIIS. i v p m in *T it . m i . t i u . Ja n i . W l H St - ----------VK H A I1I.AHVH CHATTHHTUN. Hei-*aaed. Ta All Cradllara aad Ptraaaa Hatlag I ‘talma » r lleaaaada Aaalaal said O l . t r i Vou and each o f you are hrrehy rintlflul and rruulred to pretrnl any rlalma and denianda which you, or *11 liar of you, may hava aaalnat tha tata of VKHA OI.AIIYH CHATTIJHTON, darraaeit, lata nf aalil Cuunty, In lha I ’ouiily Judea of Hrnilnnla County, Florida, at hla offlra In tha rourl hour* of aald Cnunljr at Hanford. Florida, wltliln ala raltndar month. from th » lima o f tha flral publication of tlila nollr*. T u n rnplra of *arh rlalm nr demand aball ha In writing, and ahall Slat* lli* piano nf rraldrnra and im*l nfflea addraaa of lha rielm .nl, and ahall ha aworn to by lha claimant, hla aaant, or hla attorn#* and accompanied by a filing faa o f ona dollar and aueh r.ahn nr drmand not au Iliad ahall ha void. Hayla J. Unimex, An admlnlalralrlg of tha Kstata of Yarn Uladya Chattarton, daranatd H a il* J. Ilotmaa Some o f America’* largest lias Char* Av*. cattle ranches are found In Hanford, Florida I'uhllah e April f l . May I, IS, tha southwestern section o f n . ta n New COL, TT Mexico. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 1M ARCADE I PACKAGE O P E N D A IL Y — i 1 I ja / 6 1 FIRST , night and a 7*8 victory over tha Oak Rldga Planters on Saturday. The two wins gave the Semlnoles an even 7-7 record fo r the season play. In the game with Bishop Moore the Semlnoles had three rune, five hits, and one error to Riihop Moore’* ona run, four hits, and alx errors. In tha Oak Ridge game tha Tribe had seven runs, seven hita, and no errors. The Pionaers had threa runs, lb re# hits, and fugr errors. Ron Dudley was tthe win­ ning pitcher fo r the Seminolca with Kay Pivec coming in for relief in the Oak Ridge game, and Eddie Fitzgerald fanned 16 Hornets end went the distance tn tha game with Bishop Moore. The losing pitcher fo r Oak Ridge wae Steinhauer and Cmlmirh held the mound fur the Hornete. In the Oak Ridge game the Seminolee were tha firet to score when Bernie Barbour got a single followed by Den­ ny T illit, Steve Harris, and Bill Kyukendall each Rolling a single to drive Rarlraur home fo r the firet run o f the game. Oak Ridge gut three runs In the third Inning to take a 8 to 1 lead, but the Semlnoles cams back with two runs In the fourth inning to tie It up and four runs In the sixth inning to win 7 to 3. In the game with Uishop Moore the Hornets took an early one run lead in the sec­ ond Inning, but the Semlnoles got a run In the fourth and Jw e-hM hoaU U i-te-w im ** * McKinley Ploys By Jim Beeches Herald Sports Writer 17m Cocoa • A* M . • t i l l P* N . ff------ WE GIVE TOP TALUS STAMPS Beach A p r i l 26, 1965 Georges Leads League Meanwhile, In the American inning, 64, tie Tuesday after­ AU the City League action at Nsw Smyrna Beach to beat over the weekend came In the League, Georges d o w n e d noon at Pinehurat. Elks and Strlckland-Morriaon Friday, 7- Rotary fought to a 2-2, 10-Innthe Greyhounds, 5-0, and e li­ Little Leagues. In a game Friday, Locomo­ 3, behind the hitting and pitch­ ing standoff. The game wiU minate the young Lon g wood team from post-season com­ tive Engineers edged First ing o f Gordon Bradley, He only be completed or replayed, Federal, 31. Watson wss the had a two-run homer in the pending the outcome o f the petition. winning pitcher and Schmidt first inning for Georges and first half standings in Ute The loss evened Coach Jim the top hitter going two-for- also picked up the pitching Junior League. Payne’s record at 7-T for the Bobby Powell and C ed i threa at the plate. Also In win. season. On Saturday morning, Sin- Simpson were cited fo r their the National League, Chase Steve Simpkins pitched ■ nipped Hunt Lincoln-Mcrcury, ford Atlantic mauled Florida outstanding pitching perform ­ fine game for Lyman, yielding 3-2, Saturday morning to tic State. 16-4. J eff Ward turned ances as they got together only one earned run on alx the Engineers for first place In an excellent pitching per­ for a tight pitching duel. bale hits and striking out five after the completion of the formance. Enioe with three Simpson pitched nine innings batters. However, he received second week o f the season. hits and Voitollne with two o f no-hit ball before yielding little offensive o r defensive Richard Frank pitched a two- safeties led the Sanford Atlan­ a tingle, through the box Into centcrfield, by Bruce McKibhitter to receive credit for the tic batters. aupport from his teammates. In the Junior League, both bln in the tenth fram e. SimpCocos Beach struck first in victory. A home run by Lee the first Inning, parlaying a Stoudermlre and a triple by scheduled gamea Friday end­ ion (truck out IT but was by P ew ell’i single by John Latherow and Kenny Alford were the high ed in tins. Kiwanls and C ivi­ overshadowed three Lyman crrori Into the lights In tha Chase triumph. tan will complete thalr saven- record-breaking 19 strikeout!. Lyman errors Friday evaning two runs. Latherow singled again In the third and scored n second tim e when the | Hounds committed e triple error. In the sixth, the Minutemen touch Simpkins for two more runs on three hits, in­ cluding a r.m-scoring doubla by Dave Rhodes. Lyman managed only five bate hits o ff David Amman. Mike Sterling nod Marvin Cook rapped singles In the flrat but were unable to score, Simpkins beat out an infield hit in the third but got no fartbar than first base. Short­ stop Brent Helms belted a long double, with two out In the fifth, and went to third on a p u te d ball only to be stranded. Standings N A T IO N A L L E A G U E W L Pet. GB 7 3 .700 ta s Angeles 6 8 .667 % Chicago 8 ! 4 .600 1 Cincinnati * fl fl .500 2 Houston B .500 2 Philadelphia 7 .402 2)4 N ew York 6 .455 2V4 Pittsburgh 7 .417 3 8 Francisco 7 .417 3 Milwaukee 6 .383 3 Vi SL Louie Result* Yesterday San Francisco 6-3, N ew York 0-4 Philadelphia 6, Los Angeles 4 Houston B, Pittsburgh 4 (11 Innings) Milwaukee e t Chicago, 2, ppd., rain St. I-ouis at Cincinnati, ppd., rain Today’s Ganae Pittsburgh at Houston ( N ) Philadelphia at Los Angel** (N ) (Only Games Scheduled) A M E R IC A N L E A G U E W I. Pci. G il fl 2 .760 Minnesota Chicago 7 3 .700 6 3 ,6fl7 H Detroit I S .625 1 Beaton 4 3 .571 1V4 Cleveland ■Ncw-Yerk---------i 4 -;4M 2V4 Baltimore 4 5 .444 2H Loa Angeles 4 6 .400 g Washington 8 8 .273 4V4 Kansas C ity 2 7 .222 414 Results Yesterday N ew York 8-1 Loa Angelas 2-0 Chicago at Washington (2 ), ppd., rain Minnesota at Detroit, ppd., rein Boston at Baltimore, ppd., rain PITTSBURGH ( U P l ) - U . S. Davla Cup captain George McKinley, the aecoad-m klni U. S. tennis player, would take time o ff from his Job to play against Canada In tha Davla Cup matches starting June 30. McKinley earlier reported Game* Today that he probably would be un available. No Games Scheduled * Minute Men took advantage o f five WHATS GONNA’ BE AT THE CIVIC CBNT8L ITHURS. - FRL - SAT.j FIND OUT IN WEDNESDAY’S SANFORD HERALD* .el STORE Page 6 — Lyman's Post-Season Hopes Come To End BRANDS FARRELL'S R era n Show me a (War thatHalms the taste and I'ff aat my bat. 5-0 Cocoa Beach Stops 'Hounds, husky shot put artist, set a when a r l ‘All t said was: David Noell, Seminole High's day M I Try new I Lucky Strike Filters h lh i L.' y® x era CHUCK STEAK % IP \ Op i ¥ 4th. St. Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th. St. YO U SAVE M O S T A T T IP TOP Quantity Rights Reserved 8BLICT BEEF BHOW UOAT Pork & Beans 9* LIVER 2 B-B-Q SIZE PO R K M E A T Y N ECK R I B S _ _ _ _ lb. 39c PO RK S E E -A L L GRITS 1-LB. BOX HEX . . . 2 b . 19c WINGS . . . tb. 29c IN O R TH ER N TOILET TISSUE 5 GORDY TABLE LARGE BOX J BONES . . 2 lbs. 29c T U R K E Y LEGS OR CTr J * SALT -LBS. 3 9 LIMIT 3 PLEASE STANDARD TOM ATOES FA B 1-LB. C A N FA B U LO U S PEAK BLACK PEPPER 5* 1-OZ. F.VERFRESH C IN N A M O N BUNS 4 OZ. PACK VJC LA R G E SIZE LIMIT 1 WITH M.M ORDER MR. G. FRENCH FRIES 9 OZ. PA C K PATTIES 0LE0 6 OZ. LIMIT 2 WITH Mae ORDER FRESH CARROTS 1-LB. CELLO BAG GOLDEN RIPE BAN AN AS LB. 9* 9 9 9 5 LARGE SIZE LEMONS • FOR 19- FRESH TENDER GREENBEANS229 �mtWnSnd In n April 28. 1968 — Pape 7 SHS Tankers 3rd In Meet By DavM Hlgghbotham Herald 8porta W riter Coach John Coltairt’i Semi­ nole iwim m era took third place in the M etro Conference meet Friday In Orlando tn both the boyi and $irli divl■ion. Winter Park w ai first, Blkhcp Moore w a i lecond, Colonial fourth, Edgewater fifth, Oak Ridge alxth and Evans bringing up the rear. Barbara Bolt aot a new re­ cord for the girls 10 yard free with 29.1 and took aecond In SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR Hlffh School golfera are taking to links in competition this year. Posing before last week’s match with Sanford are, left to right, front row, Dave Battle, Larry Cote, Alan Clack nnd Bryce Sanderson; back row, Jim Lucas, Steve Solomon, Stuart Moore and Ed Battle. (Herald Photo) LO U IS V IL L E , Ky. <U!*1>— An unusually (m all field was shaping up today fo r Tuesday'a IlS.OOOadilrd Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. Bold I-od. current co-fuvorIte to win Saturday’* $125,000-addcd Kentucky Derby, ia expected to be a heavy posttime favorite in the trial, de- Legal Notice * \ d ii: NOTICE! 18 hprrliy ilvrn that « i arc engagr.! In buslues* at 1*. U. llus Kurrat City, Hemlnole Cuunty, Ftorhla, under the flrlltluua name of lt"ti*lae-Merrill Co., and that »c Intcmt in ri-kleter raid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sr ml role Coun­ ty, Florida. In nccordancc with the provlalona of the Flrllllmia Name H U I u l o , tu-wll: Hullun f h t it h h tbi.QS Florida Hiatuiee i» ir, 81* : Merrill l ’ uhll.h: Crnee liiuiKlaa IVm. Croaa Ap ril May 1, IP, n, CDt, 7» s fO TiC H m i i i m n * TUB Jit (A It tl U K Cl H IN T V COMM 188 It IN K 118 U K 8 B M IX l l l . B C O U N T V H III l e r e l v I,Ida Ml Hip o ff ic e nf Ar th u r II. llp ck w lf h , J r . Clerk, In Ihe Cour t ilmiap hi 8anford, F l « r Idii, up to ! : » ' l |i.m., Muy 3, Iltafi, fur f u r n le t ln g Ilia fuliuwii h Item: Alrprnllifiatrty I I , POP l.ha. nf granulated dndrcachlorooctuhyrlru I, 3, I — mpfhrno I II ryrlnhiita trill lien In leiie Inarctlcldp halt for the cradliallon of thi> Imiiortul flra ant. Hppcltleatlana may ha ob­ tained at the office of the Hunlii'd" County Clerk In the Court llouae, at Hanford, F lo r ­ ida. Illrla to lie eneloaeil In n pealed envelope plainly marked on the outride, *‘U III F u ll FUllNIHItl.VO (nume of Item), open May i. I I U . " Illda will tie rluaed on Tureday, May 4, ISI5, »i Ii..... a m. or a a aouri thereafter n« |i«*slhie, at o uieptliiK to he held III Ihe County ComiiiUalon M u t ­ iny lltiom In the Court llouae In Hun Turd, Florida. The H k IH !m reaervetl to waive any Irreg ularll lea or tei hnlealllle* In hhla and to rrjr el any or all blita. Ihiunl of County Commieelon era Seminole County, Florida John Alexander, Chalrmun My: Arthur II. UeckwJth. Jr., Clerk Kubllah: April 1», t l , i m CI>1. «3 spite hla recent third place finish In the Wood Memorial. Expected tn go against Bold Lad In the one mile te»t nre Bugler, upset victor over Lucky Debonair April 15 in the Forerunner at Homeland race course; Apple Core; Car­ penter's Rule; A t First Blu»h nnd One Afternoon. Other entries may be drop­ ped into today, but Lucky Delunair, FI bk Raiser, Tom llolfe, Dapper Dan and Swift Ruler will skip the trial and await the main event. Over the weekend here, Tom Rolfe, ridden by Ron Turcotte, won the seven furlonjr $0,00(1 Stepping Stone Purse by 1% lengths, upset­ ting favored Native Charger. Narushua was third, IU lengths buck, in the openingday Derby prep at Churchill Downs. Legal Notice l a the Court e f Ihe Canute Ja4i r , Sem laale Cuualy, F l o r ­ ida, la I'rwhale. l a r e i K a ta le ut JOHN J K F F Dereased T a All Credltara aad Peraaaa listin g flaliae ar llr m a a d * A a a la a t Said I h t a l e t Yotl and each nf you are hereby notified and required to preft-nl any dalma and demnnda which you, nr either o f you, may have against the relate of JOHN JKFF, deceased, late of said County, to the County Jin! it" of Hemlnole County, Florida, at liis offlca In Ih" c u r l house of said County at Sanford. Florida, within six calendar months from the time of tha first pul'llcatlon of this notice. T w o copies of each claim or demand shall be In « riling, and shall state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant, and ahull he sworn to hy the claimant, hla s a i n t or Attorney nnd accompanied fay n filing fee of one dollar and such claim or drmnnd not so fil 'd shall he void. /s/ Anns Harris Jeff Administratrix of the es­ tate nf JOHN JKFF. deceased 8TBN8TUOM, HAVI8 * M rIN Tu m Attorneys for Administratrix Post Office Mnx l i l t Hanford, Florida 33171 Publish April k, 13, l>. I I , 1111 1% T I I K ( T H I ' I I T I II I I I T OF CIH,-10 T i l l ! N IN TH J l l l l t l A I . I lllNIITICB OF at IT t t I T IN A N U r U H a l l M I N O L B T il t JOHN I.KWIH MontHHON < Ot N T T . FL OM IM A. and C II A R L K N K I.. M o n . c i i a n l f i i v n o . i«aaa niBON, hi* wife. Defend­ TUB BuWERY HA V I N O S ant*. HANK, T o i l AND BACH OF T o O I ’ la ln tlf f, are hereby notified that suit t a. Jias .bean- r«"utnencxd..*»»b,',4 -• ZK iM OirSjB dtTJtt H A R T ; T f t ! ; you In the Circuit t'ourt of ttie Defe n da nti. Ninth Judicial Circuit or the N O T H B O F H I T IN Ntate of Florida In and for a M U I I T U A O B K O M K C L O S l'M R Hemlnole County. Ihe abbre­ r T o : n u l l tl V l. B H T E U H A l t T viated tllle of which Is: and B I . I /. A II K T II C. N AC U AT C C K HAVINtJH HANK, 11AI IT. hla w ife tt B H IH B N C K : N a v a l A i r Main- etc., Tislntlff, ' l e n a l i e e Tralnln u tiroup ve. II. 8 . N a v a l A i r Hlutlun JOHN LKWIH MolllltSON* and Memphla, T e n n t la e a S k il l ■ cm. *i CDL-I relay with 2:23.3 and fifth with 1:11.5. Con Wilson took In the free relay with 2:50.4. fourth In the back tln fce with Con Wilson, Andy l.yon, Bus­ 1:10 6. ter Bruce, and Greg Ganas Andy Lyon and Bruce Dow- took third for Sanford tn the medley relay with 2:03 and Bobby Headrick took second in the 200 free with 2:19 and Larry Hodges took fifth for Uie Seminotes. Headrick also took second in the 100 free with 3:04. Greg Ganas took third in the 50 free with 27 and fourth in the butterfiy len tied for third In the breast stroke with 1:16.5, and Gary Winn, &llke McGuire, Jerry Mills, and Larry Hodges took third in the free relay with 1:53.5. The Semlnolea will compeU in the Group meet this Sat­ urday at John Long Pool In Orlando. SUMMER BOWLING JUNIORS' * Free Leaaona • Snack Bar AND • Free Nursery • Open Lanes N ightly 6:50 MIXED LEAGUE8 Q A ir Conditioned a Cocktail Lounge TEAMS OR INDIVIDUALS (Opening Soon) SUNDAY SPECIAL — 11:30 A.M. T IL 3 P.M. J a I L f lllM f i 180 ONORA ROAD SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 322-7542 SPECIAL RATES TO GROUPS and CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PARTIES Longwood Nine, 5-0 By Jim Baachns Larry Cote and Terry Ba ker led Castejbenry to a 5-0 triumph over Longwood In South Seminole Little League play Friday in Casselberry. Cote pitched a two-hltter at the Braves, yielding singles to Ricky Coodall and Ronnie O’­ Neal. Baker b eltn l a pair of doubles and saored three times to pace the* Indian hit ting attack. On Saturday, Scott Reeves hit a home run fo r Bear Lake in the sixth inning to give the P ira ti* a 4 4 iie with the Sunland Yanks in a contest called after seven rounds of pi»y. Jeff Bunn pitched the Alta monte Twins to a 12-3 victory over (he Altamonte Senators, also on Saturday. Bunn and Bobby Ncufleld had two base hits for the Twins* North Orlando struck for six runs tn the first frame Dot Button Paces Keglers Dot Button’ s 2!4n596 led Art Brown Pest Control to four wins from Southern A ir and she was high bowl'R- in the HINooners Bowling League. Kathy Gray’ s :i93-497 led the Stcnstrom Beatty to (hreo wins from Jet Inn* Ulla Ganderton was high for Todd's Nationwide Insur­ ance to a clean gweep from M. & R. Bar. P u tg y Harris led Shoemaker Construction to three wins from Hunt Real­ lyDoris O m ty led *)oe's Laun­ dry to three wlna» from W il­ son Maier Furniture. L ik e Monroe Inn l-astlrt won 3W points from Behrens Tractor Repair. Carolyn Sallee snared the 37; Bert Neville 5-HI, and Lib­ by Whitehead the 2-7. The 3-10 fell for Bot Button, Kathy Behrens and Salty Mamclle. P rggy lUtrrls convert­ ed the 5-7-9 and Hot Johnson the 5-6. Turkeys were rtiied by Dot Button, Peggy Hands, Thelma Unger and Evetysr Wagner. Saturday night and then held on to pull out an 1-4 victory over the Lake Mary Giants. Kevin Stephenson was the winning pitcher for North Or lendo, while Mike Smith belt ed a homer and a double for the Giants. Despite a double, a triple and a home run by Sunland's David Rice, the Bear Lake P i­ rates managed to pull out 10-6 victory over Sunland In farm team action Saturday morning. In other minor lea gue contests, the Casselberry Indians edged the Utngwood Braves, g-3. The Casselberry Mcts pounded the Lake Mary Tigers, 11-2. The Altamonte Twins and Altamonte Senators fought to an 11-11 tie, end the Lake Mary Giants downed the North Orlando Cardinals, 17-3. Regular season play In the Senior League will begin this evening at Cooper Field in Casselberry. The Sunland Yankees and Casselberry In dians will vie in the first game with the Little League affair beginning at 4 o'clock, and the Senior League la m e getting underway at •- 2160 P A R K AYE. PRICES 0 0 0 0 THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHT* RESERVED TINIIR NUIRIIIOUS SUCH CALVES LIVER MRMKR GRAY SMORER THICK SLICED BACON 2 -99< L e g a l N o tic e Slate D f s a r i M a l s t Naahlag aiatt of Fiaeie* s * . are Of lie* af I ’CHSIfellir Tall abac**" W H EREAS, Upon eatlsfar iorjr evidence presented tn and received by me. I Ilnd that Tli# I'nlled Htate Rank of Hemtnnl* ] orated at Hanford. Florida, has fully paid Ill Capital Htnrk of T e e Hundred Thousand dol, Ur*. Hurplus of Un* Hundred F ifty Thousand dollar* and Undivided I'roflla or Fift y Thousand dollar* and Ita* In anod faith compiled with all the requirement* of tha l - * » * uf Florida for the organisation and operation of a Heneral Commercial Ranking Corpora Don. NOW, Therefore, I, Ray R. (lr*pn. Comptroller of tha Mlala nf Florida aa H a t * llanklna Commissioner, under and by. virtu* of authority vested In me by Herllon SIS0S of the Florida Ranking Cod*. <lu here­ by authorise the Untied Mist* Rank of Hemlnole of Hanford In Ih* County uf Krmlnole and In the Htat* of Florida tn tramact a (Isneral Commercial Hanking Business. (HKAl.l (liven Under My Hand and Heal Of Uftlcr. tills Twenty-Heventh day nf February, A- D. On* Thauaand Nine Hundred Hlsty F ive /»/ Ray K. Oreen Comptroller aa Htata Commissioner nf Ranking Publish: April IS, ISSS CDt. IS A LOAN CAN BE A STEPPING STONE HOMEMADE GOOD BY Ladg Fair TH VALUE FAMILY SIZE 10n RING ANGEL FOOD_____ 29 NIAK-APUT SISAMI SEMI • IH_Mt EACH________ FLORIDA P A C K !I TOMATOES BAR-B-Q BREAD J 1 49 Htt CAN M W ttf MH H ' STRAW BERRIES C H A IIL K N K I* MOIlltlHON. hie T O : I I U I I B I I T J. HAUBF. and wife, Defendants. BM MA I . 8 ACHK. hie w i f e It B H IH K N C B : Nation al A v i a ­ In Chancery No 11*11, The iiatui* of Ihla suit la a tion Fu ellli le e B x p erlforeclosure ut that certain mental Center morlusae held and nwnrd by A t la n t ic CHy. N e w Jerpie lilt If r. dated Deremhrr a. ary V l l u l k You ar e her eby notif ied that IIS* anil recorded December i, ' . I I I in Official Records llnok a Comp laint tu fot er lu t* a carlain m o rt a n a e enc u m h r rln * : t> psga luT of the Public lls. Ihe fnllo wliiK deacrlbed real rnrda nf Hemlnole County, Ftor. Ida, encumbering that certain property, t o - w lt : l.ot I, lllock If. C O U N T R Y piece or parcel of properly lo­ CLI O MA.Null, U N I T NO. cated. situate, and btlng In I, s i c o r d l n g to tha plat said County and Htate. to-wlt: Toil 11. Block F, HUM,AND thereuf aa recorded In Flat ESTATES. a subdivision, il o o k I I , I ’ a g a tou. I ’ uldlc according to a plat there­ llacorda o f Heinlnola Coun­ of, recorded In Plat Rook ty. Florida, II, page* I I to 33 of the baa been filed a s a ln t t you In Public Records uf Hemlnole the ab o ve e t y lr d ault, and you County. Florida. ar e required to aerva a c op y of BACH OF T o i l 18 RE Q UIR u r A n e w e r o r o lh ar i'le a d ln c • yo to Ilia Complaint on I ' la ln t lf f 'a ED to file your answer or other a t t a i n t ) * . AN UKItH ON, IICHII. wrltlen defenses to the Com ­ I ' B A N K I . O W N D B 8, 333 Baat plaint with the Clerk nf the Circuit Court of Hemlnole Coun­ Cent t j I llo uleva rd , Urlando. F lo rid a, and file the o rig in a l ty, Florida, In Ibis proceeding A n e w e r or oth er IMraiHng In and to errve a ropy thereof th e o f f i c e o f Ihe Clerk o f the upon the plaintiffs attorneys, Circuit t'o u rt on or b efo re Ihe whose names and address ar* K t h day o f May, last. I f you hereinafter set forth, as r e ­ fall to do eo, a decree pro con- quir'd by law. not later then feeeo w il l be taken euainet you the 30th day of April lkkl. In for the r e lie f demanded In Ihe default thereof Ih* cause will proceed ex pari* upon Ihe en­ Complaint. Thla Notice ehall be publlah. try uf a Decree Pro Contfsea against yotl. - ed once a week f o r fo u r con* M ITNB88 my hand and the | aecutiva weeka in T h a Hanford official seal of said Court In llrra ld . I >ATKI> thla l l l h day or Krtulnol* County, Florida, Ibis 1st day of April lkkl. April. m S . (■BA I.) I 8 B A I.I Arthur If. Ileckwlh. Jr.. A r t l i o r II. Ile ek w ltb, Jr. Clrrk of Ihe Circuit Court c l r r k o f Circuit Cour t Ityt Martha T. Vlhten Ry Martha T . Vlhten Deputy Clerk l ir p u ly C U r k HE A RD ALL. (JK IDLKY AND A N I'B IIH U N . itl'HII. LKWIH D BAN A U lW S D E H Attorn eys f o r Plaintiff 333 Baat C e n tr a l ttoulevard, Post t if lice R oe 1331 I irlan do, Florid a Orlando, Florida Publlah: A p r il l » . 31, M ay t. Publish April k, 11, I*. 1 |, m i _ la. I M i MEN’S LADIES’ Casselberry Blanks Herald Sporta Writer Small Field Eyes Derby Trial Race Ihe meet. Cherl Murray took fifth tn the 200 free for San­ ford with 2:59.9. Cindy Wilson tied the Seminole record in the individual medley with 2:55 and took third for the meet. Wilson also took fourth fourth place In the loo yard butterfly with 1:19. Roaemary Waltoo took fourth In the div­ ing competition for Sanford and Delane Johnson took fifth. 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Ot ISHOO ■ 631 North Orarfgo A n n u o ....................T«!ephont 434-360$ 401 W*s» Control Soutavord........ .!• Ioption* d?3<Mt3 1343tost Colomot Dnvo ,,*TsltpHons 435-3441 lOANlauiafro »moittT$ or au wgAsav towws L fivw sT H nr '• • ■ ■ • • a KIDOMUTI u K*H r !Plata, Claaewea ** P*«4*e*4 . if * la n a o ) ■ » «U M •• • • * '4 -W -4 4 — Vagi pm tm hum ‘mm mm mmmrnt •— 4 -H -4 I— " :* 1 $ > 1 0 0 �mmm lh fhnrfnri U n t il Page 8 — April 26, 1965 \ “C a n d id Chcdtisui By Deris Williams Chanel Dresses Down Paris Fashion Press 99 father, Everett Kerr, who waa Society Editor host for the coffee for the last TH E HUSTLE AND BUS­ time at the colorful and his­ T L E o f graduation teaa and torical old inn. partiea, bride select acuning The beautiful little Miss about ahopping for trouaaeaux K err pre-empted her father's for the trek down tbe aide to­ schedule at the previous Lad­ ward the altar and a young les Coffee aa her long await­ man'a fancy (young woman'a ed arrival Into thla vast Jun­ too) reveling toward* ro­ gle occurred that day. Laurie mance la a aure elgn that Ellen is an overtire replica eprlng la bustin' out all o v e r of ■ dainty delicate Dresden Vacatlona are being chart­ doll and the proof la in tha ed out along with honeymoon picture. • • • plant and many fortunatea ANOTHER D E B U T waa have already taken eprlng va cationa In lieu of the aatafraia spontaneously made at the tea or aulpber and molaitea Ladles Coffee. Emcee Charlie treatment prescribed for ao Morrison Introduced various newcomers with his Introduc­ called “ spring fe v e r." Returning recently from an tion o f The Herald Associate eight-week Jaunt to Germany Editor, P A U L BROOKSHIRE, and England were Mr. and foUowed by, " I know a secret Mre. Alfred W. Klrchiteln of about Paul." 149 Country Club Circle, who A t thla point a blabber hava been Sanford resident* mouth blonde In a loud and clear monotone added—“ The aince I860. Frankfurt was their firat secret la that he la a bache­ atop to visit U. S. Army lor," friends In Mannheim, follow­ The color drained from ed by a tour of Heidelberg, Paul's face as he reached for Worms and the Rhine River hla coffee cup with Intentions areas. They Journeyed to to crown columnist, she was Reutllngen, visiting one of her positive. brothers, who accompanied In a soft but emphatic voice them on a trip to the Black ho quipped, “ I had far rather you broadcast that I am a de­ Forest. A t Darmstadt, Irma Kirch- serter, having left a wife and stein attended a class reunion six kids." while visiting with another "B ut Paul, dahlin', not brother. They were most Im­ every bachelor gets Introduc­ pressed with tho extensive ed into society with a ‘com­ modern re-building of the ae- ing out' debut at the Mayfair. verly bombed city during the You are so fortunatel This second great global conflict Jus' goes to ahow you that t and a visit to the Darmstadt am not selfish and want to City Hail and the mayor, tor share my good fortune with whom Irma waa form erly em­ all the eligible lovely ladies ployed as secretary. The Ger­ around." man Mayor presented them Paul's comment: CENSOR­ with letters of greeting to ED! • • • Baa f o r d mayor, Jimmy Crappa* and Herbert W. SPEAKING OF TH E MAYGoerss, pastor of the Luther­ F A IR — Many or the local an Church of tha Redeemer. socialites are lamenting the A fter delightful three closing of the hotel for public weeks In Germany, they flew social gatherings. The entire to London where they visited area eagerly awaited the an­ U . S. Air Force friends and nual "M ayfair Opening" and toured Buckingham Palace, the gala festivities as THE Downing and Whitehall, Pica- event of TH E season, societydilly In London, Eton and wise. I took tho liberty (audacity, Windsor Castle. The Klrchstelns returned to rather) and asked John Krltheir home In Sanford last tier what llic C of C members week after the marvelous con bad up their sleeves (or the tlncntal tour and are In com society minded, plcte agreement "there l* no Mr. Krldcr's comment: "N o place like Sanford and home. com m ent!" Irma Klrachsteln la happily "A w c'mon, Mr. Krlder, are employed as a homemaker, We going to have to leave the who lakes great pride In her county for so-called society yard, home end teitlng her and cultural bcm-fitsT" culinary capability.. Most of Mr. Krider's comment: "1 her spare time la spent In do should hojxs not." • • • lo g work for her church. Mr. Klrachsteln has resum Seems the famed "Boom ed his duties as bailiff in tho Room R oom " (Shalim ar) will Seminole County courts. lie designed to dispense soda • • • pop; the enchanting entrance LA U R IE E L L E N KERR foyer and lobby will aerve as waa Irrestlble when the msdo a welcome station for future ber "debut" at the Mayfair admirals, which once greeted Inn recently at a Chamber of the most distinctive and diiCommerce Ladles Collcc. She criminating society, and the enured "In the arm s" of her ballroom where they could have danced all night, will be transformed Into an auditor­ ium for the young mldahipmen. H ie entire area welcomes tbe addition of higher educa­ tion but the question still re­ mains , "W hat about higher society T " This la a "good ie" for the C of C, Mr. Krlder. LAU RIE E L L E N K E R R and her father, Everett Kerr, manager o f the exclusive M ayfair Inn when he aerved an host to the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce Annual Easter Ladies Coffee, which was tho grand finulo in this capacity. (See Candid Chatter). TO M A K E Y O U R SELECTION A N D L A Y -A W A Y FOR Y O U R JU N E GRADUATE! TH E UPO DOES will initi­ ate new members Monday night, April 26, at the Elk'a Lodge. Initiates are Mary Uoneker, Nora Gentile, Ann Trued, Audrey Ycakle and Evelyn Wagner. A ll Does are asked to make an effort to attend the Ini­ tiation to give the new mem­ bers a red carpet welcome. • • • TH E CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB o f All Souls Church will combine dinner and the In­ stallation o f officers Tuesday Thla handsome watch costs Just $10.98, And that's a decant prlea to pay for an everyday watch to wear matting around eoapiuda. Or atatklng a dear, Or fiddling with a motor. Vat It has all tha essentials a basic well-made watch should hava. Jawal-lavar movement Water$roof. Shock-resistant. Anti• laepactabia C A R A V E IA l!*** TOUCHTON R E X A L L DRUG T H E P R E S C R IP T IO N OUR r R lflS lt Y CONCERN* (N E A ) - Mrs, R . W. Turner Enterprise Personals Hostess T o O .E .S . Past Matrons READY TO ROLL night and day with a TIM E N O W return ihouid have been big I Paris press showed he would. There were beauty and ete- clothes were not aimed at an When Chanel chooses to stir news. Y et the lukewarm re- have a fijtht on hla handt to gance in abundance In Bo- age, but were for all women. ception he received In the buck the beatnik tide. |han's collection for Dior. His Chanel herself indulged in up ■ bit o f controversy, ' a flurry o f frills, flounces and there's trouble as well as love ruffles, feminine enough to (n the air under Paris skies. make any woman belltvt she ^ is pretty. And right now the colorful Balanclaga, St. Laurent, grande dame o f Parts fashion Pierre Cardin — all turned Is lashing out at the fashion their great talents toward tha press. soft, elegant mood for spring. A news report from Paris Only Courreges showed states that Gabrielle Chanel, “ tough ch ic" even for formal the most copied designer in wear. And because he was dif­ the world, is taking the whip ferent, be waa hailed sd nanin her Influential hind and •cum. striking out at what ihe calls Chanel chided the Faria 0 the magaiines' love affair press for speaking of hla de­ with Courregca, their kookle signs aa architecture and art photographs and the fact that and a peek into year 3000. they Ignored the elegance of “ Who w ea n a r t? " aba asked. ipring's great couture collec­ "T h e couture is fo r now end tions. it'a a business." It'a difficult It'a rare for Chanel to to disagree. champion the designer! in Anyone who haa seen photo­ the P a rli couture group. O f­ graphs of all the collection! ten they are the targets o f from Paris will admit that her verbal barbs. She has most women will look charm- R even been known to assert tog to American copies of al­ that “ When they run out of most all the couture clothes. ideal, they copy Chanel." But only a few will win admir­ But it'a easy to understand ation to the so-celled "tough why she chose to be their chic" o f Courregei, at it was spokesman this time. Page af­ seen to the collection. ter page o f ra vel for CourWhen I look at these "arreges designs — skirts ending chitectural" designs that to at mid-thigh, boots for every­ me seem to belong to a bad thing but sleeping, fivc-gatplay about outer apace, I am ion hats tied with a bow reminded of a remark mada W E L E G A N T T R IO ; It’s great to bo glad you're a girl. And that’s the messmack under the lip and ten­ by a friend, a sophisticated nuge thnt came through from m o «l o f tho Paris spring fashion collections. nis ball sunglasses with just old-hand to the fashion busi­ Mure Bohan for Dior used wide pleats to shnp a shirtwaist dress and a slit to ace through—prompt create a swingy feminine skirt (le ft ). Still in tho feminine mood, Cha­ ness: me to lip my hat to Mademoi­ “ You be chic," she told a nel (center) made impressive upe o f rainbow colors to highlight this selle Chanel for objecting to young assistant In a brief white tweed suit. From Pierre Cardin (righ t) comes the epitome o f the overrated applause hla skirt and boots. " I 'l l be pret­ slender elegance. Long tunic with softly rolled collar tops in slinky, collection received. ty ." And she waa — to a kilt-pleated skirt. Although Andre Courregca Chanel suit. atatea that he designs for the individual woman and would not put an 83-ycar-old client into a short skirt, only the very young can wear tho kind of fashions he showed in hh By M rs. Ritchie Harris the Sanford N aval A ir Sta­ spring collection. Y et be­ Miss Katherine Lltch cele­ tion. cause it got such big play, too many foolish women old brated her 82nd birthday last enough to know better arc The Past Matron's Club of week with several dinners, In­ Mist Marla Miller o f North wearing what they consider Seminole Chapter No. 2, Or­ cluding one Sunday with Mr. Chicago is houseguest of Miss the "la te s t" from Parts. And der of the Eastern Star met and Mrs. D. J. Parker. Miss Lanl Friend during tbe spring they look grotesque. with Mr*. R. W. Turner Katherine has many friends vacation. It Is certainly true that in Ihe a rea and we all extend when aomethlng completely Monday evening. Co-hostesses birthday greetings to such a Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mltnik different Is launched from were Mrs. Wurt W. Warner wonderful person. and ions of Eustii were re­ the Paris collections, it must and Mrs. B. C. Moore. newing acquaintances Thurs­ be reported a* ncwi. But The rooms were beautifully Miss Linds Parker, who Is day. Mr. Mltnik lived here when the drum Is beaten *o decorated with arrangements attending IDaytona Beach Jun­ with his parents, brothers and loudly that every other voice of pink and white carnations. ior College , spent Uie weekend sister to 1948-49 and it now Is obscured, something Is with her parents, Mr. and teaching at Eustia H i g h The devotion was given by wrong with the reporting. School. Mrs. D. J. Parker, Holyncux, who returned to Mrs. R. W. Turner. Appropri­ fashion alter a I5 ycar ab­ ate to Easter and the rtaurMr. and .'Mrs. Paul Bohm of sence, i b o w t d handsome SHAPE UP cctlon, all repeated the.23rd Aurora, Mo., arrived Friday We're on cart 24 hour* e dey clothes. They had all the re ­ for a visit with their son, to service toe equipment w* WITH A NEW strained elegance associated Psalm. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. tell. Free estimates on Instal­ Mrs. Elsio Cole conducted with beautiful women who ap­ lation* promptly made, tool Gerald Bobm, and son, HAIR STYLE preciate and can afford de­ the business meeting. Several ceptively simple atyle*. Hla members plan to attend the Mrs. P a l Hutted and chil­ Authorlxed Dealer Grand Chapter Session, Order dren left I lor a visit with her of the Eastern Star to be held cola while her husband is in May in Miami Reach, away on a. tour of duly from Refreshments of froren fruit salad, assorted cookies, nut cups in green with Easter eggs and punch were served to the 19 members present. NEW YO RK - IltM A KIRSCM ETEIN night at T at the Capri. High­ MEMO TO MR-. V. FROM lighting the event will bo F a ­ PE R SN IC K E TY P E N P A L — ther Richards Lyons' enter­ Seems this handsome hunk o ’ taining tbe group with a tra­ humanity—a man editor— sent velogue o f fata trip to Romo. • • • a female staff member on an BORROWED — People aro always calling newspapers with qticrie’a to which they can't find answers and once in awhile we can help. But we have a correction to make re answer given one gentle­ man, He wanted to know who mado the oft quoted remark— "1 never saw a man 1 didn't llko." "W ell, air, it waa Will Ro­ gers—not Elisabeth Taylor, as we promptly misinformed you." assignment to Interview some dignitaries. Upon arriving at tho office (he next ayem, he questioned her as to the outcome o f the interview, ''W cclll, what kind o' story you w ant! Wu discussed everything from sex to reli­ gion." S h a r p editor: “ Jlmmml Well, frankly, Doll, I ain't a real religious man." Keep ’em smilin', Mr. V. Signed — John’s oilier wife. M rs. Brisson Elected Head O f Sanford B And PW Club The Sanford Professional Buslnesa Women's and total fillings, 01, 1964, 17. 1965; Club total extractions, 137, 1904, 31, met at the Florida State Bank 1965, A rummage sale held dur­ Loungo April I I with Presi­ ing the month of February In dent Arolyn True presiding. The following wore elected the S can building on East officers for tho yesr 19651969 and will be Installed at the May meeting: president, Jitnr. -JintunTitiUin; tin t vice president, Mrs. Valerie Col­ bert; second vice president, Mrs. Polly Jones; correspond­ ing secretary, Mrs. Margaret Ganaa; recording secretary, M n . Irene Lancy, and treas­ urer, Mrs. Myrtle Gradick. A report made by dental clinic chairman, Margaret Ganaa, revealed the follow­ ing: Dental Inspections, 341, 1904; requiring treatment, 189, 1964, I I , 1903; completing treatment, 16, 1964, eight, 1965; admitted to clinic for treatment, 131, 1964, S3, 1965; eel#1**V**W**77eel First Street netted 968.71 for this project. Cash on deposit in the dental c this lim e is puuu. Among additional reports it waa announced that the ap­ proved donation from the Sinford B and PW Club had been made to the "Beautification Committee’ to assist In the very important planting of ornamental shrubs and flowrrs throughout the county and also that the hat "M arin a" designed by Marjorie Cowan had won a first prise in the Florida State Bank Easter Hat Contest, Members attending were Mmea. Arolyn True, Jessie Brisson, V al Colbert, Polly Jones, Margaret Ganas, Irene Lansy, M yrtle Gradick, Helen Pearson, Opal Karraker, M a r jorto Cowan, Ruth Cummings, Harriett Slawter and Doris Williams. >•' WH A T S GONNA’ BE* AT THE ----- CIVIC Southern Air air conditioning & heating service Installation Set Cartier For Woman’s Club Social News Regulations Of Casselberry By J a w C atsd b en y The Woman'a Club o f Caaselberry will install officers for the coming year at a luncheon to be held at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Imperial House to Winter Park. Dr. Gertrude Forman of Altamonte Springs will be tbe Installing officer, Hostesses to charge of plans for the affair are Mrs. Ben Evans, Mrs. C. K. Fisher. Mrs. Joseph Laird and Mrs. L. E. Swope, members of the permanent executive board. C a s B e lb e r r y ----------—- Personals By Jane Casselberry Miss Donna McCoy, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. David G. McCoy o f 311 Querns Mirror Circle, is home from Talla­ hassee for a short vacation between trimester* at Florida Slato University. She has com­ pleted her freshman studies and will be enrolled as a sophomore when she return* to the unlvcnlty, Mr. and Mrs. Vinnle Klusmeyer o f Long Island, N. Y .. and their three daughters, Patty, Evelyn and Tina, left Thursday after a 10-day visit with her parents, CapL and Mrs. Hugh Lynea o f 130 Queens Mirror Circle. jjahdun CvurfsiA D IR T GARDENERS CIRCLE Dirt Gardeners Circle of the Sanford Club held the April meeting at the Fir*t Federal Building with Mr. Rudd of the S e m i n o l e Agricultural Agency speaking on soil and The business meeting was presided over by Mrs, C. D. Perry. Mrs. Frederick H. Williams of Sanford and Mr*. Sam Lawson of Stone Island were visitors of the Dirt Gar­ deners. Others present were Mmea. W. A. Yung, F. A. Palmer, R. F. Robison, Myron Smith, Paul F. Johnston, J. R. Wells, E. D. Hoffmann, C. W. Baker, II. C. Plapp, Clyde Ramsey, Charles Weaver, George Har­ den, L. E. Leeper, William Rristol, 1. E. Batten and Dr. Doris Cline. HOT WEATHER IS TALL, COOL, DRINK TIME — REPLENISH YOUR GLASSWARE NOW1 2— FOR A N Y OCCABION FLOW ERS A R E A L W A Y S CORRECT or phone [for short notices. Typewritten account* in lower case double spaced are expedited more quick­ ly, Namen should be print­ ed In maauscript reports. 4— Personal black and white photos and negative* ara acceptable. 6— Phott>s mad# by Her­ ald a taff m a y ba duplicat­ ed at nominal coat. Doris Williams Society Editor 328-2011— City 425-6038— County KADER JEW ELERS 112 8. P A R K AVE . SANFO RD FLO W E R SHOP Csr. E l s t t IR - lin lu ftri Are. 828-8418 Flemings Gifts 11$ E. Firat flt. 322-8321 E X P E R T SE R VIC IN G H air Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. 2511 P A R K DR. SANFO RD , F L A . ^O U D VALUE! W ES SA Y S: Marv had, a little lamb l u fleece was whit# aa anew And m w ere ell o f Mary’a clothe* — Hrr Mom, hnew where t* 19 T7 ? E f ? - 8 K " Atom- M 8 7* Ala**. T.»3 B 1LV B R PLA TE BY — IN T E R N A T IO N A L Betty Anne's STOP BY OR CALL — mm in H A V E N O T triad Wee-Ksxy Why net atop to and see And H y « « 'U bring this ad to W e * PAUL w v in f tow m CALL 322-4913 wedding forma are avail­ able to be accompanied by photo fo u r daya before announcement. 3— Newts may be tub- K 5” dtom. 84.95 8" Atom. 89.93 FOR APPOINTMENT Engagement a n d W ith D O U B LE LOADS fo r a ipmrter Her Mom knew it wae true She washed her ctothaa much (X E A N E R And aa snuck C H EAPER, tool ITHUR8. - FRL - SAT.j F IN D O U T IN W E D N E S D AY'S S AN FO RD H E R A L D . The Hitrald welcomes ell social n ew t with the fo l­ lowing regulation! estab­ lished: 1— Photograph and cov­ erage request! should be made thieo days prior to event. Southern Air WES-KAY e W A S H E T E R IA 8818 Preach Ave* Sanferd SOUP COLOGNE $ 1 2 0 Dana fragrances �(D aah G bby. • D E A R A B B Y : Ona o f tha girla who works with mjr husband rave him a tie last ,, Christmas. He knows that 1 don't particularly care for - t h e fir !, in addition to which It's about the worat-looklnf • tie I hare ever seen. My husband has fairly good taste so he knows that tie Is positively hideous, but he "M y husband is very younglooking fo r his age (68) but .his hair Is thin and very un­ attractive. Hs Is before the public ail the time and 1 would like to do something about his hair. He will not go i to a hair specialist.— N. J.” You will just have to take him by the "hair of his head.” Start a program o f brush­ ing up and out, using a real bristle brush. A fter the brush­ ing, masssge the scalp with a fingertip o f cosmetic oil. Brush again. Stop him if he uses water when he combs his hair, using, Instead, a bit o f qosmetic oil to give a nice aheen and to groom the hair. Shampoo with a very good modem shampoo but be sure you rinse it several times and leave no shampoo residue in the hair. ■‘‘I am a woman of age, but like to dress attractively and go many place. My hands tell my age. What should I use, ■a red nail polish or none!— ‘Mrs. T ." Why not try one o f the soft lustrous pearl tones or ■liver? Both look mest attractive even on hands of, as y o u say, "a ge." Be sure to By Abigail Van Buren wears it constantly just to get my goat. Any auggtstions T BU RN IN G IN AR C AD IA D EAR B U R N IN G : Ye*. Ignore It. I t ’s knot worth the aggravation. Resides, it’s H IS neck. • • • D EAR A B B Y : Something use your cosmetic oil on your hands. Why neglect their uupkeep?" "Perhaps It was a mistake but I married a man much younger than I. How ran I look my best? I have lots of time but do net know what to do with it. I have the money; he has the looks Ind the charm.— M. W .” You must prepare a pro­ gram —diet, exercise regular­ ly, and have your figure per­ fectly contoured and control­ led by fitted-to-you girdles and bras. Do not try to lock “ young" but, more properly, "youthful." Put your time to work. And maybe you could spend some time helping others— T H A T helps in any program. "In planning a wardrobe for wear when I fly to Kurcpe in May, would a black outfit or deep blue be best? I have white hair (blue rinse) and am fifty-four.— P eg." I f you comblns white with black, I would prefer this, such as a black and white tweedy fabric fo r a suit and coat. Otherwise choose blue. Tomorrow— From My Note book Television Tonight It) 1:11 (1 ) (SI S:I0 ( I ) »:30 IS) (SI 10:00 (3) M O ND AY P. M. • #:•• ( I ) New* J ( I ) News. 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My problem: Row do I keep my parent* and inlawe from spoiling her rotten? Whenever ehe goes to one o f her grandpar­ ents' homes, she gets what­ ever she wants, even if I •ay N O ! They give her aweeta any time the aika for them, let her aklp her nap, and give her the run o f the place. She doei all the thlnga there 1 don’t let her do at home. She thinka o f "M oth er" at the person who spoils her fun and al­ ways aaya NO to her. Thla ia making • nervoui wrrek o f me. It*a gotten to ahe won’t even mind me at home any more. She haa me whare aha wants me. Some­ times I wonder who is ths parent and who ia tha child. What can be done? A NERVOU8 W RECK D EAR W R E C K : Appar­ ently you are atill (he "child" where your parenta and in-laws are concerned. H ’e time you grew up and assumed the role o f parent to your daughter. Continue to say NO to her when It's in her best interests. And learn how to say NO, NO, NO to your parenta and in­ laws when they undermine your efforts to discipline your child. You’ll need your husband's support. But if you must do it alone, do It. And atari today. s e e Newspaper Enterprise Aeen. Trying to decide whether you ought to stick to full­ time homemnking, or grt a paying job and join the evrrinerrasing numbers o f work­ ing wives? Terhsps these question* will help you figure out whe­ ther you can successfully By Ruth Milfett hold down two jobs. One. Are you wcll-orgnnlxed? ( I t takes s good organ­ iser to combine homemnking and a job, and do both well.) Two. i f you pitch in to help him earn n living, is your husband the kind of man who would pitch in and help you with the home duties? Qocoby On (Bhidqa 1965 Vanderbilt Cup Winners Newspaper Enterprise NORTH ID) Assn. dummy problem. In (his prob­ V KQ8 ♦ 4 ♦ K (J J ID9 8 WEST EAST lem you are shown just de­ Not sliown the single Not shown SOUTH clarer's hand and the dummy and it ia up to you to find the winning play. Here is a very simple one. You are South and West op­ en* the jack o f hearts nirninst your three no-trump rontrnct. It aeems that all your oppo­ nent* enn do is to gather In four tricka against you and it is a cinch if you play it correctly. You win the heart lead in dummy and your first thought is to attack that fine club suit. I f you do attack it one II A 6 52 Paul I.ukacs is the greateat composer o f A K J 109 V A 53 ♦ KQJ32 *6 N o one vulnertblo North East South Weal 1* r»*s 1♦ Pass 2 * Pass 3.N.T, Taia Pass Pass Opening lead—V J. o f your opponents will take the ace and lead a second heart and you will be in trou­ ble. I f you win in dummy and run o ff the five good clubs ( I f your husband Ia helpless hand think about a w ife ’s around ths house, maybe you working? Doe* he take pride had better be helpless about In being aolely reapomible earning a pay check.) for the aupport o f hie fam ­ Three. Do you find the life o f a full-time homemaker ily? ( I t ’a Important not to somewhat dull and lacking in overlook how your husband challenge? ( I f ao, maybe you would feel about your work­ were meant fo r a career.) ing.) Four. What doea your huaFive. A re you relaxed and happy with your children, or do they make you cross and irritable and resentful? ( I t ’s much harder to replace a good mother with hired help than one who finds the care you will have to make five o f children difficult and un­ discards. These will be three rewarding.) diamonds and two spades. Six. I f you should g r t a Then if East shows up with job, would you and your hus­ the ace o f diamond* and West band use your pay check wisely— putting it aside fo r with the ace-queen end at some worthwhile project? Or icait one other apade you w-ould it be frittered away won't l>e able to make more on gadgets and on keeping than eight tricks. up with the Joneses? (You I f you win in your own should have it pretty good hand and lead a diamond you idea o f how you and your won't be able to get hack to huoband would handle extra your hand for the good dia­ Income.) monds. Seven. Would you and your The winning ploy Is to take husband feel more secure if the first heart in dummy and you both knew that there lead a diamond. I f you win would lie your pay cheek in that trick you go after club* ease anything should happen and make nine tricka. I f an to his? (A w ife’s earning opponent take* hi* ace o f power enn mean a lot to both diamond* he al*o will have a husband’* and w ife’s peace no way to beat you. o f mind.) T U E SD AY r . M. 1 3 : t t - l t : l t Keynotes o f Music (1-3) 13:31-11:41 Kladertlms i l l * I t i l Humanities V T R 1:34-1 : ! • Esplorlng Science (3) 1:41-3:13 Reading ( l - t ) V T R ' w w w w w w w w w w w W W W W W W W W W W W W (O fttJs • e thee. Mev T e t l b cede* far melp IP*. ob%«4b.T. H oe. A N fA - ld M A ST. I W e h a v e a ll th e BEAUTIFUL N E W COLORS SHERWIM-WllllAMS SHF/tWW-WUllAMS SUPER KEMTONE Kem-Glo W A L L P A IN T Just ene coal brings new beauty ta your looms. ■ N A M IL America’s favorite anamat for kitchen and bathraom Mailt... for alii Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooma Ted Williams Hardware "Sanford’s Moat Complete" Sanford 205 E. 251h St. I’ hone 322-3461 e e Troubled? W rite to ABIIY, Rox 00700, Lox Angrlt-e, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a atamped, self-addressed envelope, s e e For Abby'e booklet, "H ow To Have A I-ovcly W ed­ ding," send 60 rente to Abhy, Box 00700, Los A n ­ geles, Celif. ( ) ovMh t i r\ ' MIDI -IN 1 Ml A I R I Taalte A TeeeSer Far ASalta Half — Maal ha Ik 4 able ta grata 14 Shave IVIre — lei time •am nse hr. aTt PiD" KIM *OVAK Wee at taita aalr •**rm » ttitiLtsMal.ee Marvla — Celer 7. ’ m l *s\4« M* O u r Banks are free to aid free enterprise WINNER OF S ACADEMY AWARDS Afib to Main TTsefr Own Deckiona, ■dnmpwiid by bardaneofna bamneretic dictated, America's bubs bun promoted indMdntd initiative by advancing funds to make new snterpriem pomibto, Keeping capital at work, inventing wisely In AnMfcrt M a rk they btrve briped create the wurkl’a moat prosperous economy. Today, ow hank* are free to aid free enterprise - from tfw fknte cf tedmtey to the wnaUest In tel kora. Bat what at tomorrow? There are some among m who advocate federal ownership of certain bnaineaaee. . . the first move of a creeping socialism feat weald in lime ▼ CAFETERIAS April 28, 1965 — P »ft t By Oswald Jacoby (I) 11:1••11:ne Social Studies (4) VT 11:33-11:11 Kaleidoscope (4-1) DanTorB IrrilB C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "S U F F E R IN G ’’ IN LU D 1NGTON: You can’t "k ill" love. It has to die by itself, w a r s - r v c B A s s a i as t : 3 t - t : l t Humanities ( U - t l ) VT t : l l - l S : t t f p . n l . h (4) 11:14-11:44 Spanish ( t ) 1S:4I-U:SI Bpece As# Science Wf D E A R A B B Y : When someone wrote asking you why they made stretch pants In sites 18 and 20 when women who required those sites looked so ridic­ ulous in them, you answer­ ed, "Manufacturers will msks anything thsy think they can aell." How right you ware, Abby. I thought I had seen everything when 1 aaw M A ­ T E R N IT Y STRETCH PA N TS , featuring a let-out adjustable waistband. Then I saw an ad in a magasine fo r M A T E R N IT Y W ED ­ DING GOWNS. What next? F LAB B E R G ASTE D s e e T IM S D A Y A. M. • :SS Blga On t:S !-t:ll Timeline V T e:00-e:3B Americas History (I) IMPROVEMENT BALTIMORE (UPI) - Until third batemao Brooks Robin•oo led tba American League ^ with 111 runs batted In last f, season, ha had never even topped the Baltimore Orioles in that departmeot. my daughter’s Ilfs will b« • L o t s at t.tre ('all My Illuff Donna Reed Bhow Newe Kalher Knows Rett (S) Basrah has to bt dons and fast, or U)a Jha Woman: We must be ever vigilant In our defease of this freedom of todivideo! jnjfiaiivo and enterprise if we are to beep Amerton Powerful oceee—eo—••**•••• eeeooo* j • • • • J • Today, a* part of the world’s greotaat powev syM mb, toveato* ownad, tax-paying Florida Poww A Light Company speeds eipaaaino la keep abreast of oar grow* ing need for more power. As In the case of the banking bualnem, our peat achievemeats haw been possible only because our Nation bee been free of oppressive dictatorship*. Wo hope, through aven more outstanding performance, te so courage tba trend in America today which propn— more freedom (or private enterprise eo that Industry may FLORI DA M7 Magnolia Are. POWER i Ll fl HT COMPANY *# *# **• * * * * * f t f A f U W. fleet �Horoscope Forecast ■r, Apr* rr, i h i S I N E R A L TEN DENIt A day and evening | yoa ara abla to think t • M t tha moat lo fty and dar airabla eouraaa o f action . available to you. Than raduca ; tbam to ■ workable formula that can briny you tha proaparity you would Ilka to have | w ith aaaa and facility. Make ( aura you hold ataady to longplanned objective*, Incantlva. ARIES (M ar. 21 to Apr. IP) A Httle time for concen­ tration w ill reveal certain kkaa within your eonadouaneaa that can bo put In oporation to your benefit. Show clo»« tiaa that you are devot­ ed. Help them with their • need*. T A U R U S (A p r. 20 to M ay | 50) Contactlnf Influential frienda w ill gW* them an op­ portunity to aaalat you with your alma, If you firat help • them with their*. An Intereating contact can be made. Ba alert, courteou*. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 51) You are able to make auch a fine Impreaalon on a powerful pereon that your | career aoara appreciably. Be aura your credit la good. Do your utmoat to make It far batter. MOON CHILDREN (June | S2 to July 21) Perm it new i condition* to coma to the fo r * now by being more cognlaant o f modern way* to operate, internal* from afar are mora aaally comprehend­ ed. Thl* ha* not been poailble fo r quite aoma time. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Much I* eapected o f you from ' other*, and while dulie* are not quite to your liking, It la expedient that you per­ form them gracloualy. Then you get ahead. Ba happy with mate ton igh t VIRGO (A u g. 22 to S ep t | S2) Talking over your plan* | fo r the morrow and the fu ­ ture with partner* pare* the road to more efficient oper­ ation*. B * co-operative. Take time fo r calebratlng at a fin* dinner, ate. L IB R A (Sept. 2.1 to O c t | S2) Completing the work ahead o f you will clear the | alate fo r ether important | work later. Be diplomatic with eo-workor* and you find they are more amenable. Show gratitude. SCORPIO (O c t 23 to Nov. 21) I f you plan right aetlvlilea early fo r any lelaur* time during day or evening, they ran be Ideal, aatlafylng. Con­ genial* go along with your flneat attribute*. Be happy. SAGITTARIUS (N ov. 2 2 1 to Dec. 21) Doing what thoae who dwell under your roof require la right, but be humoroua and cheerful about | It. Fun can be had at home juat aa well. Invite frienda in you like. C APRICO RN (Dec. 22 to | Jan. 20) Fine day fo r buying or aelling with true wladom and enthualaam. Put new life into your work. Gam er the data required, then be aure you ahera profit* equally with aaaociatc*. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to | Feb. 10) You require more aubitantlal hank balance nnd , tliia la the right time to con­ centrate upon Incrcaalng In­ come. Your banker, broker | haa flna idea* for you. Fol­ low them quickly. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. | 20) Your good look* and phyalral attractlvenraa can be Improved by right exerrlaa and treatment* now. Be more dynamic and *urrerd. | State your alma In the prop­ er bualnraa and aortal cir­ cle*. IF YOUR C H ILD IS BORN T O D A Y, he or ahr w ill be a happy peraon only after proper training In the moral and religlou* aapccta o f life, *o be aura to do *o early. Give aa much educa­ tion In bualnea* and the flna arta aa poaalble, alnce there la a great ability to tackle big project* and make them workable. Teach that loval and undemanding are thaq tw e beat road* to bappineaa. “ The Stare Impel, they So net c*aapeLM What yew make of year Ilf* la large* ly wp to YOUI Carrel] Rightar’a Individual Porecaat for your alga for May la bow ready. For your ropy aend your blrthdat* and SIAM) to Carroll Rlghter Ferecaat (Tha Hanford Her­ ald). Bos 1S2I, Hollywood SS, California. World's largeat know* ua> derground chamber la tha ctom-ahaped Big Room in Irarlabad Cavaraa, N.M. O UR B O A R D IN G HOUSE K r O iv fo r fi | (n H * & r » * = a * a r » , lM* IC A R N IV A L By Dick Turner �H erald W ant-A ds A re Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Classified Phones ri«« ■•■(•ri K irh U fl 322-5612 rm i Mastnot* C iu lr 425-5938 nui nirsr*— N il L ia s | Sr. P Dlstaar* t s2 1 • ■to Up to 5 11 |1.50 |1.50 11.50 • to 10 ! 1 1 1.50 | 1JO | l .»0 it to is |a 11 3 0 1i.a* i s.ss 1« to 20 |4 |1.50 |2.52 I I.M 21 to 25 I 5 | 1.50 |5.15 | 4.75 2 » to 50 |« | 1.50 | 2.78 | 5.70 ■ lalaiaai AO—I U a o ( f l u S-Intsr w ir O i |#f (tool I I J A ■lalaia ai C k i r T All aklp Data AOa Ck arOaO at 1 -Map Kola CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST <Jl a I F 1KI> l i l t i P U T $1.50 P a r Inch (■ l a l a i a a i at • fa la a i laafcoa ss — ERRORS" Tka RaralO will aal fca •paailhla tar aiara tkaa i laaarrart laaartlaa. COPY Tka MaroM laair n a (fca prlrtlapa at ralaatlap ar ratlalap aap ■gvtrtlsssaaat wklrfc II trra ia afcjaatlaaafcla la Ika galley at tkla aawapaprr. D E A D LIN E S 12 Nooo Day Baforo Publication For Inerrtlona And Kills (Sot Nooa For Monday) 1. Loot ft Found 1. Lost ft Found 22. Plumbing LOST. WftlUt. Ir»\ r at » ‘ liarlie !*« ill till R. S.infnril A v p . PLllMIIINtl Contrasting Ilapalra F R E E ESTIMATES R. L. H A R V E Y l o « Sanford Ava. 121- m i 2. Personals Do pou h*v* a drinking prnblam. W r i t ! P. a Hot t i l t , Hanford. m V A R R IE T T 'H Besuty H o n k , aoft w.tar, evening tpp'ta. 101 Bo. Oak. 323-57I 2. in t h e c in c c iT c o r in ' of TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL ( I I I C ( IT. IN ASM FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY BO, 14AIS F IR S T FEDERAL SAVINGS AND I AVAN ASSOCIATION OK ORLANDO, k corporation. Plaintiff, v». JOHN P. JOHNSON and NR. DRA G. JOHNSON, hie wife; and T H E FOREST P R O P E R T ­ IES, INC. a Maeaachuietta cor­ poration, Pcfendanti. NOTICE OF SI IT TOi JOHN P. JOHNSON Reildenco Unknown N E D R A 0. JOHNSON Rtsldonc* Unknown Tou era hereby notified that a ault hai bean filed agalnal you In the above entitled cause, and that you are required to file your anawer with the Clark of thla Court and to aarva a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or p la in tiffs aiiorneya, whoea m m l and gddreta la Ollaa, Hedrick * Robin.on. lAt Knat Church Street, Orlan­ do, Florida, not talar than May It. IH1. I f you rail to do eo a llacraa Pro Confaaao will be en­ tered agalnet you for the re­ li e f demanded In the Com­ plaint. Thla eult lg to fore rloaa a mortgage. The real pro parly proceeded agalnal la: Lot 15. Illock D. of L I T T L E W K K I W A ESTATES NUM­ BER ONE. according to the plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book t. pas* 11. of the Public Record, of Sami ante County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and the aral of thla Court at Hanford, Florida, thla Ith day of April, 15(5 (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clark By: Martha T. Vlhtin. D. C. Oil,-a. Ile.lrlrk A Itoblnaon lay Eaat Church Street Orlando, Florida Attornvya for Plaintiff Publish April 12, II. 21 S May i. m i. CDL-35 6 5 1 H A C K L E -B U IL T QUALITY HOMES Deltona I no wonder khan theta duality hornet erg priced ae k w - 17,780. to $11,350. vitktt little gg $240. do»* and $41-27 mstMyt on* tut Today. Iss t**liee ef World's Fair Hoots! frtt ndi m risortoat "DoItone 0uees”l Take letontiti #4 — «H sl 0a*gry to tonga. CALL •••-448S MACKLE U O t , DIVISION 7Mg gftYOtto CORPOtATION SW EETIE PIE A repair. 122. 5(21 C H IH U A H l 'A Pupplfi. 25th. 1I M I I 1. 1101 \V. A K l ’ lira, l l . a t l a llmirnl. 1 yr. old. 150. Hr# at 24:'" Gren­ ada Ave., aftr r I p.m. DOGH R E CE IV ED n r Adop lion, boardtd. Animal R**cu* l.aatua, 1700 TV. Mlnnssule, DiLand. Ph. 711- l l l t . GE RMAN SHEPHERD. 11 mo. old, ran ba rtC ll Lrad, Black It Pawn. Riaionablt. J’ hon* s ti-iiii. FEMALE Harman A K l’ . 323-Oltl. 24. Well Drilling C A S A S Dtp Camp brgin* Jun* 11th., L ak * Goldin. For In. formation call 112-1115. Fr»d Oanai. (lens Cumbaa — ISS-SSIl Plann Tuning and napaJr W. L. Harman — 111*1111 35. Vacuum Cleaners 13. Catering • Food N E W G R E E N 1IEANH. 11.75 bu. Pick your own. 12.25 bu picked for you. Lake Monroe. 221.1011. ■ ANFOltD VACUUM SVC. SALEH . R E PA IR S 2551 B. Tark Ava. 122-1511 87. Moving ft Storage FOR R E N T : Clean, Dry Ht.irnur, l n»|2 * ----------lu»2ii. -----------222.1271. — ^ ----- 50. Mine. For Sale Rant Ulua Luatre Electric Car­ pet Hhamponer for only ( I per day. Carroll Furniture Co. MEN'S 11 |r| Oa. Dungaraea — t l . l l pr. A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS 110 Sanford Ava. l?2-e7tl F IR S T Q U A L I T Y SPINET PInno. Powerful Tone, beauti­ ful tlaaalc atyle. W ill trunaVICE? Mora than 10,000 read fer on greatly reduced payart are Che Sanford Herald luenia lo peraon with good claaalfled ade dally, Ratea aa credit only. Inspection ar­ low aa Me par line per day! ranged without obligation Dial 277-5112 or 125-5*21 and Write Home Office, Joplin I’laoo C o, Joplin, Mo. place lo u r adl ijiUiffli.’T.i T "HiToaPSiP VOH8 LANDSCAPE SERVICE Any type — Any alie A t a price you ran afford after 5:30 pm. AUTO M ATIC Waaher, Mena Skalea * 4 , Uo|f Clube. Ph. 222- » l * l . 323-1950 SPECIA L PAINTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ROOKING, P A IN T IN G It INSULATING Financing Arranged 122-2217 SICK ROOM NEEDS Wheal Chalra. Walkera, Canea A Crutchea for rent or aati. I'refcrlpllnna at I, o w e a t Price*. Dleroiint to people over <5 A all Service Personnal. Check our prlree. F A U S T DRUG STORE Free Delivery )!M T I( T IIAC T tE l Mowing, 222-MS*. L A W N MOWING A Edging. Faat dependable arrvlcr, r*aaonabla. 122 -iyoi. )0| So F IX IT SHOP N E W LOCATION French *11.(751 16. Interior Decorators J EAN M AR CE L 1001 french Ava. til.m o Have in% on Apovy, P. V. A. Ilouae A Marina pallitf. FASCo, 1500 French Ava, Sanfonl. 123-llln . Orlando, 5* 2* E. I I wy. in . 271-OiMI. R E A D Y - M I X CONCRETE Blocke. Stepping Slone*. Hand. Steel, Gratae Trapa. Rock. Lot Mnrkera. Pulyethylene. Wlra Meah. Slept, Window Sllle. Dry Wella k Drain Tile. M IR A C L E CONCRETE CO. 30* Elm Ave. GRASS SQUARE Over a.ooo equorta, olightly ueed. >* price. Any alia. f u r n it u r e center 1100 H. French 313-7*53 HOOVER VAC. CLKANKRH W H I T E SEWING MACHINES Authorised Solao A Service G AR R E TT'S 300 E. Flrat. 111-1111 SEWING MACHINE DUE TO DIVORCE I have a m i olg-aag Sawing Machine with i payment* of 11.70 remaining. A e c u m a paymtnta er pay |J0 Caah. Completely guaranteed A equipped. Makes buttonholes A d i» < fanry work. Call any­ time COLLECT Orlando OA 1-1577. CUSTOM Made Slip Covere A Drnpea. Wall to wall carpetIng. Large aelectlun to rhooee front. A la n s F a b rics & R u g s 3 EVENING Dreetet. alia 5 A 7. F R E E E STIMATE 1 ten new Sait Cover* for A T YOUR HOME ' i ! Rulrk Hperl.il. Call I I I m y ja G j^ ^ r^ In n fn rd llL im 5155 atier ( p. m. ______ Is T n u lid e ra ^ u p p ilto ^ ** 51. Arlirltn Fur Kent PRE-C AST Concrete Slept GREGORY LUM BER CO l i d Mgple_ i v a J jM IM T E D W.LL1AMB HOW 101 E. n t h . 111-1*84 You ran find anything you need advertised In Ih* Herald Claaalfled. Legal Notice RE NT A BED Roiiaway. llotpual. Bo by Bed*, by Day, Weak, or Month. CARROLL'S F U R N IT U R E 110 W. let. Itt-ltll You name It— W* have Itl" A M E R IC A N P A R K I U 1H1B—Sim -M IVli'ION 3 tlKDltOOM, 3 Hath. Unfurn­ ished. nice neighborhood. 2 lldrm . 2 Rth.. Entry Foyer. Enclosed 1 'allo. Family Room, Hrraklaet liar. Rullt • In Kltrhan. Central 3 Bedroom. 1 Bath. Furnished, wall to wall carpeting, sir Heat. Doubla Garage. City Hewer. 117.500. Opan Dally. conditioned, NIc*. Evanlnga H I - 1711. R E N T -A L L m in i 30*0 B Hlawalha. 53. Wanted To Buy SKI.I, US your Furniture. Quirk Yarvlc* with th* Caah. SU PER T R A D IN G P O S T . II1.007T. 1100 DOWN H E A L E STATE B IlO K E Il a 17 5*1*. Rm . Ter. Ural K i U l a Associate Floors. Kit. equip. 1*7 mn. W I L L A MAE PltOKOSCH pays all. IIK L M L Y R E ALTY. 332-7175 Day 131-0113 Nlghls Office in Village Hall. N. Orlando. i : : - l l l l , nights H i ­ LOCH AR B O R l l ? *. T H R E E Bedroom, 1 bath, k it­ chen equip. 1*0,00. Call 121NO DOWN P A Y M E N T VA. 7m3*51 H. A. William*. Realtor. mrdlate occupancy, 3 Redroom. 1 4 bath, wooded lot, TOO MUCH R O O M ? Rem sodded lawn. Inquire at our through "F o r Rant" ada Oat new office LMN Enterprises. axtra Income) Inc. 3(0 Longwood Plata, a Ml. South on l?-*3. Call col­ I flPIUI.. I^ a. l.lvlng Room, lect *31-3*11. Range, Plnecreat Area, Stoo. 310-3321, 122 Hhannon Drive. MODERN COUNTRY HOME Our rarest offering — ha* 1IOUHE T R A I L E R In Hanford. s ta r ) thing: edge o f town, A i r conditioned. Suitable for hlg slot, modern throughout. coupla, 115 mo. 113-0515 or 2 bedroom*, superb kitchen. 175*. * bathe. 2 utility room*, dou­ ble carports, eatremely at­ * ROOMS Fum.. 3 toils. Fenc­ tractive Inside and nui. Pric­ ed. 1503 Hanford Ave. ed at $13,Poo wi th 1500 down and 110 prr month. HOMES FOR R E N T I Bedroom. 2 bath, partly fu r ­ nished. Ravenna Park. 5125 1 bedroom, unfurnished, air conditioned, 1*0. 2 Bedroom, furnished apt. 153. Investment A Roattr I t ! N. Park Ava. 311-117I 3 Bedroom unfurnished, Wynnwood. Him. F ull HALE Oll T R A D E : Mod­ ern 3 bedroom A Carporte. a a ilk tt.. la ia U M ta only i*.*50. Trad* tl.(»a ilqulty for anything of equal value A take over email monthly payments. 111-7(51. 33(3 Park 333-3130 NICE HOME. 1 4 Acres. Large chicken hous*. 312-105*. I REnilOOM House, Central 84. Real Estate • Sale llaat A Air. I ’h. 333.1231 or 2 BEDROOM. 1 4 hath. 1g* Hi5.>?|( fenced yard. Country Club Height*. lA k e Mary Road. JOHN K. FOX, 132 Maelrr. Aasuina Mlg. A 102. Mobil* Homes - Kale Iteatlor !>2 nut. 322-905*. 101 N. Park Ave. *21-115* 1* 5* HPAIR'IIA FT, 2 lledroom 3 HDIIM. Masonry home, #»• 35a*. 323*1110. cellent cond, fenced In tree90. Lot* For Sal* 1-1 and 1 Bedroom* shaded baek yard. Resident­ ial ares. I^tw down pay­ N EW snd USED S P E C IA L liltin g on large l^ k e Awnlnga A Cabanas ment. term*. |I7 per month. Jeaeup lot at a dlarounl. QUAl.l 'Y MOBILE HOMER Call 333-(?t(. Thla |g k bargain at (5,(00 llwy. lt-*2 H 123-33*3 cash. Government owned T II A I L E II K Lot. Enterprise. Homes Fla., corner of Kllaahrlh A Uncoln Mi. W ill furnish Ma­ Real Ea’ ala — tnauranre terial lo add aalra roam. Call Ird a Park Ava tll-IIII Coiled Garden 5-»0M. Orlan­ do, Mr. Albert. Selection e f 1, I, and ( 87. Business Rentals •odrouma located In various 105. Mobile Homes - Rent He. (Iona of Hanford ImmeJIale Delivery OFFICES and Store Space Sanford Mobile Park M O NTH LY P A YM E N TS 1.2*3 REDIIIIOM. MS-1135, loll orlandn Dr, 121-ltlt. Included. HANFORD MOBILE FROM $50.00 P AR K . 3511 R. Orlando Dr.. 333-1*30. FOR T H E BEST HOME 95. Houses For Hal* R EA LTY •What happen# now? I threw the boomerang at fai at I oouMP 55. Furniture For Sale WILSON • M A l t R FUR N Iluy — tall — Trada 111-15 E. let. 111-5122 60. Business Op port. STATION for Leaaa. R E F R I G E R A T O R — 110. ph. SERVICE Good location. Good refer112. 7(01 or 1715 W. 2nd St. encea A tome Capital requir­ ed. Call S l t - l l l l . COLD D R IN K RO.V 121-7051 15. Special Services A & R CONTRACTORS 108. Room* For Rent ST E N ST R O M STOlTail'H Utility Trailer Hilin, llox 5UI A, Route 2, South UH, FUIIN ACK llratar, 250 B EA U T Y SHOP A Raeldame Sanford Ava. aattndid. l : i for Rant or Bala. 1M| W. Kailun tank, both for flou. 0111. 2Mh 171-1221. 322-ISO. Addins Marhlnai • T r p i w r l t i r a S . l e i - Ilrnta li • ilapalra P O W E L L 'S O FFICE HUPI’ LY By Nadine Seltzer 97. Houses For Rent SO U TH W A RD 31. Mueical Instrument a Bhiphrrd. 12. Special Notices April 26, 1965 — Pnpc 11 95. Houses For Sale 1 nn, 10 WELLS DRIL LED. PUMPS S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS All Typaa and Slaaa FURMANENT H D K 'IA L TVa Repair and Harried C t T '.V CUIH, IHTAUTT SHOP S T I N K ZO'r Off o f r rtu lar prlrre on Maehlna and Supply Co. I ’arma. I Banlor Rreullclan*. 112-1( 2: Marla Cuihlnp. S a n L ow ary. 207 W. lad St Wmnia Cullum aB itty Prlra. our naw R-aatlclen. 30. Home Appliances HMty Prlra will Claan * Htyla W ! * i . F r t * Farklng Ia>t. I l l Palmatto Ava. I'h. N K t ^ S p U A N C E ^ T ^ T a r a ? home l’ rlces— Frlrldalra, llt-a iii. Hot Point. RCA. Eanlth. ale. Call Charlla Oormly collect 6. Child Care at Aaaoclalad Radio A TV, 2111 N. o r e n g * Ava., Orlan­ N A N N IE S K ID D IE CARE. TV* do ( 22-2511. nrvrr cloia. Llranitd nur>rry, Infant, to I. t i l l 8. Oak Avt. SANFO RD ELECTRIC itx .a iii. G. E. Ap.llancaa— Naw A Uaod I I I Magnolia iri-U t: 8. Feta & Supplier 20. Hard war* SOLD! ftrralb JOHN S AU LS A G E N C Y L E T ’ S C E L E B R A T E — Tho aUNH: Iluy, Sell. Trade, Ite. r l a u l f l e d ada art tho place 14. Bicycle Repairs pair. OSTEEN IIIIIDGE CAMP to save time snd money when A GUN SHOP. 322.11:5. chopping for tho oar of your A L L WORK GUARANTEED choice. We Have Parta A Acceeaorlea SANFORD HEWIN’a CENTER TOY C O R R A L 122-1201 101 So. Park Ave. 3 ::.»(ll Legal Notice ftanfarb 23. Painting P A IN T IN G 1. Beauty ( are Sbr G9. Schools ft Instructions Ball-Blair Agency $100.00 DOWN FI.VING SEMINOLE RANCH ISpacd I'lilvaralty Airpor t) Located 3 mllea Eaat of Oviedo on l l v y . ( I * la now opan. Student Instruction now g i v ­ en In Piper Charokea " l i o -'. Coma on and learn to fly NOW. Kepert Instruction In BUY a related atmn,chare remov­ ed from bu»y Iraffla pattern*. LA n n R 1 ben room home, 1 SEE YOUR bathe, Fla. room, living-din* Twin-engine Charter availIng. large elorag*. carport, • Id# anywhere. For appoint­ near (hopping center, play­ ment I'h. 3*5-3201. ground near. 1(30 mnvsa you In, ( I pay all closing), buye Rent Estate Course aecrow, Insuranra, ale. Call Evening else* alarta May 5th. 332-1011 after • p. m. Pur Information call Mrs. Appleton, ICullerl) Orlando, ONE OF T H E N EATEST llert l l o i l g t r a well kept holms on Ilia mar­ 2I I - 5IB4. B< hoola of Reel Eelate. ket today. 2 bedrooms, "Florlda'a lArsea l.” equipped kitchen, screened porch for Informal lunchea, quiet location (out of fllakt U. S. trlVIl. SERVICE TESTS! path), close to shopping, cit­ rus, atergreen mid palm trees. Price? Just l»,500 Why Men - Women I I and over. Se­ wait? Call now for appoint­ cure Jobs. High pay. Short ment. hours. Advancement. Thou­ sand* e f Job! open. Prepara­ CRU MLEY-M O NTRIT H , INC. Ileal Kalat* galea llanlalt tory training until appoint­ Appraisals Offlcai ill- m i ed. Piper lance uaually un­ Phon* 311-01*3 Nlshtai 111-0700 necessary. F R E E Information 1*0 W. 1*1 St. II1 -0 M I on Job*. (atari**, require­ Go o d homa, great Investment, 111* Pork Drive ments. W r i t * today giving big Inrnme. Wid ow cuts namt. eddraaa and phone. pries. i t l - I O l l . Lincoln Servlet, So * tot genford H e r a l d . _________ FLAT IT COOL Enjay th* aummars In this cen­ 71. Male H*lp Wanted trally alr-conditlantd brand ■ E V F R A L Outstanding 1 * 3 naw j . bedroom. Iiath-and-alledrnmn llnmaa avalltb l* In half loike Mary home. Only HEIIVICE S TATIO N Manager all Araaa ul Hanford. Lat ua ll l . i o u with I IDO down pay­ A Attendants, phone fur ap­ Show you Aroundl ment. (Nothing down for pointment 322-0*11 niter * quollfltd Voireon.) p.m. Maban* Oil Co. V A -F H A Properly Management ST E N ST R O M A I T . , Hullnlile for gentleman or rnuple. I'rlvala entrance It bath. 3(05 H Elm, 332-2307. KI RN. APT., Downstairs. Ideal for coupla, nn I ’ela. ( I ? W. I Ith. FURN. DUPLEX. I lldrm, r«decoraled, 305 mn, lAka Jetaup. Call 333-7510 after 5:30. UNFURN. Kitchen J Bdrm. Duple*. Equip. SS3-5I0I. FURN. Apt. Clna* In. Jimmie Cowan. 3( 1-5011. W E L A iv A A P A R T M E N T * l F i r s t SI. 115 KFF. APT. private bath, tuitAble for Coup)* or ( I n g l t paraan. Ideally located down­ town. Inquire at Manual Janobaon Dept. Store, 111 E 1st I I I W E E K L Y ,. 3 room APL Util furn. 301 E. IIh. I l l - S i l l . T H R E E Bdrm. furn. Apt. 1 7« » Magnolia. I I S - I I I L I II . APAR TM E NTS. Hanford Mobile Park, 3515 H. Urlaiidu Dr.. 3ia-l*l«. 3 BDRM. Purn. A p t I I I . 3034 E- l i s t Sl. Robert A. Wllllame l l l - l i i l . A V A L g N APARTMENTS 111 W. Ind HI, 32Z-S4tT FUHN. Apt. 3>3 Si<i5. FURN. 5 Room Garaga Apt. I la v * lo as* la apprtrlat*. Adults only. N<> Pot*, mi E 2nd HI. WmnUG 10N. KooniH For Kent FURN. R o o m , aaml-prtvale balh. 110 mn. S l l - l l t * HLEKPING ROOM. Ganllaman. (no Palmatto Ava BOR McKKK USED CARS NO MONET DOWN *01 Fr*n:h Av*. 121-0711 1131 FORD 8KTL7NER. rotraelabl* hordlap. radio, hatt­ er. pnwar ataarlng. noada tranamlaalon ISIS. Ph. S u ­ i t 57 or aa* at 111 Oarrlson Dr. "53 RAMI1LKH. a door Hadan, R tal claan It naw lira*. 1375 00 BANFORD MOTOR CO ("0 Franrh Av*. 131-5112 '51 FAIA'ON 2-door hardtop. (• speed. Cobra equipped. i:oo, ■ " u n i t pymt*. For appoint­ ment. 322-0551 before 4, 3K -3111 after ( p m . m i OLDHMOBILE I I. * door Hedan. good running condi­ tion. Valdes lintel, Mrs. Bur­ ton. Ph. 322-1111, 1112 air conditioned Triumph stdan. radio A heater. Must salt S«* at t i l l Elliott Av*. 1151 • CHEVROL ET, 5 door, eacaptlnnally good ahapa. Ph. ^ IX m ii^ a fta ^ U O a jv im ^ ^ 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS IN STA LLE D Scnkarik Glass and Paint Company 310 Magnolia Pb. 111-413! n u t s nop* Heat Covers a u io A AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 105 W. Ind It. 112-1013 ^ALLTV O n iH ^Q U AR ANTE E n' 12.1. IkwtM & Motor* 17 FI. W H I T E Flberiilaa* n»a wi th complst* sailing rig. Purchased new In 1051. Prlra for Cano* A all equip­ ment Including Car Top Car­ rier. paddle, anchor, ate. 1210. 322-0559 to are. G altw ay To T7t* Wate rw ay 12 FOOT Plywood Host A Trailer, with alactrlo start­ ing 25 H P F.vlnrude motor. All rohlroli, 1250. 123-5220. N A TIO N A U B A N K POSSESSION1 stemper agency vw GHIA • Sedans $100 DOWN FH A - V A HOMES J. 3. A 5 BEDROOMS 1. 1 4 A 3 HATIIM K IT C H E N E Q UIPPE D LOW M O NTH LY P A Y M E N T * IM M E D IAT E D E L IV E R Y Fur Uompltla Information S.a ur Call Your FHA - VA S A LE S BROKER Wa Have T h * 3 U a * For Tou ST E N ST R O M REALTY 3153 P A R K D R IV E 133-3(31 333-7(31 might * 333-1333 333-41(4 i2 *-(U I 333-1(33 • Hard Topa • Convertible* • Station Watrona Complrts Helrctloa SS'g Thru Si's $387 Ply. Cadillaci $40$ Falcon $1247 $387 Old* llulck $••7 Valiant $387 DrHuto <189 1591 Cho*. $79$ Dodge .Mercury $186 Mercury $487 $793 Kurd Amor. 94*7 Corv. $1097 Chrysler $88 $10(1 Cher. Krneult $387 Falcon $697 Mercury $188 <99 Ford $128 Dodg* $113 Chav. $103 Chov. $983 Jeep '37 Imper. $318 $396 •SR VW bat. bol. b al bal. bob bat. bal. bal. bal. baL bal. bal. bal. bal. baL bal. bal. hai. bal. bal btL b al bal. bal. b il. bal. 132 $21 lit Ml $31 <11 $10 92* Ml $37 $>4 $34 $24 $11 $ a $43 91* $36 mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. no. mo. mo. mo. mo. MO. mo. mo. mo. mo, •u 1 3 $37 913 9 4 $39 $13 $31 MO. Mto. mo. mo. mu. no. mo. mo. Accept Tmdc-lnol HANFORD AYR. _ OPEN EVENING* Hanford, Florlds 322-4MI National Repoaacaalona 1m . 1012 Ellinor Motor Co. Ba. Hwy. 1M « goaford, FIs. 322-1835 i. 'J ® Temporary Location 2507 SO. P A R K 60 Cadillac Series M*2‘* 4-Door Bodan. E q u I p p * d With Automatic iron*, p«w. or Btoortog, B r a k o t , Windowo and Botto — A v i r i n Milooge. A NIc* Automobll*. Good Tire*. And Only '1 6 9 S 62 Mercury Monleroy 4 • Dr. Hardtop, Flnlahod In Light Toa gad beige. Equipped With V-8 Engine, Crnlggmatle Trantmission, P o w g r Btoortog. Power Rrtkot, Radi* mad Healer. Also Hu Foe Con­ venient* snd Comfort — l’owrr Beats and Power Window* Pin* Factory Air —A Car With Ryo Appoal NOW ONLY 1 6 9 8 62 Falcon 2-Door Bodan, Radio and Heater, Padded U t i k , Clean Hparklln* Ftntok, Runs Llk* A (towtog Machtoo, Deep Treadod Tire*. NOW ONLY *1 1 9 5 61 Mercury Mttoor "M O - daa, Bqalpnod Fordoe Be- With ftoad a r d V-l, Cm loomotic, Power Hteertog aad* “Hoof. • *a». rr, FinishedI In A U l Green With Gray Vinyl Pattern C l o t h Interior. Thla Car la Local. Low Mileage, Kuelloat Can. NOW ONLY ’ I 0 9 S 62 Chevy II HerIeg “ IMM I W I4-Door 'lK W D 8U U* tlon Wai With « T r ig * , Radi* ________ ... A Mtalar. A Good, Solid, Economi­ cal Small Car To Giro Y o a Many Mlloa Of Low Cool Transporta­ tion. 4 1 9 5 61 Old! “98* 4-Door Bo d a n , KgntfB** With Hydramatk Tranmission, P o w o r Btoortog Hr a k o a , Radio, Hto tor, Factory Air-Condition, aad Many Other Eatrag At Standard Oa Thla Typo. a*an. On* Owner, Low Mil****, Lets Do 1 Business Together 4 6 9 5 USED CARS FROM $200 . $300 Down $40 - $60 Month IM% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Days — 1,004 Milos Oa AU Used VWs. Sole* — Farts — Barrie* Factory AuthorUod Dealer USED CARS NO CASH NE E D E D ! •39 •31 11 *31 •37 ‘60 •37 67 •A* •so ’39 *39 '38 '« ! •53 ’• I *38 'AO •6* *55 •60 •53 •51 St. Johns Realty riCTITIOVS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that I am engaged In hiialnete at USED F U R N IT U R E 2111 Mn.trn ltd., gemlnote Coun­ ill-117* ty, Florida, under th* fictitious namt of. National nuelnesa 55. Furniture For Sale NOW TOU CAN T R A D E Coneultants and that I Inland IN A L L 10 STATES In register said name w|lh the For th* blgseat eelactlon of Clerk of the Circuit Court, nearly saw and uaed furnl- In addition lo gqr local tradSeminole County, Florida. In lura. ae* Nail's Furniture era aaehans*. wa will a r ­ accordance with tha p ro vi­ Brokerage In Casselberry range a trada on property sion! of the Fictitious Name on 17-92. Open S dajre I t o i anywhere In the Unite.I Statutes, L e w It: Marti.,n 015.0* Flat* or Canada. Tall ua what Florida Statutes 1*17. Used furniture appltanete, toole, >*u have and wbal you Hlg: William A. Those ale. Bought - gold. Larry's want. Member o f Interna­ I'ul.lleh April 12, I*. 20. It May Mart. 315 Sanford Avo. Fk. tional Trader* Club with i. m s . 332-5121. over l.ooo mtmbtr offices CDL- 21 throughout th* world. COURTEOUSY CHAR GE AC­ FIC TITIO US SA ME COUNTS— limited credit If NOTICE IF hereby given that you own a phon*. Put classi­ we are engaged In bualntea al fied A is to work for youl 1121 Orapevllla A v a , Seminole III-5I01 l i l t a French County, Florida, under tha fic­ Realtor - Appraiser . Insuror FKKB e s t t h t a t b titious name of Orapavllla Upholstering A Mattress rag. Florlet and Nursery and that ovatlog Hew A Used Furni­ we Intend la rtgle ie r said C. A . W HIDDON, 8R. ture. Call Via Redding Mfg. nams with tha Clark of ih# BROKER To at 7(1 Celery Ava. I l l Circuit Court, Seminole County. I t t S Park 121-5001 HIT. Florida, In accordance with the provisions of Ik* Flctltloue BAKT PILCHER Name Mtaluitt. to.w it: Section ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bast Buy Broker 1(3.03 Florida Statute* 1117. Ba4d.Bg A Furniture Ili-Tiol Day or Night • I s : Erie L Vlhlan A T FACTO R Y P R IC E *: Kiel* B. Vlhlan t i t Magnolia Ill-tilt M E R L E W. W A R N E R r “ m i h Apr“ U ' l f ' ** * F U L L s ize ; double bad. Phon* Real lor C D L -35 lii-iiiL ' 7*1 a Park Ave. 122-3113 W IT H THESE I 1 lilt. Apt. I ’ll. 13I.U753. REALTY Payton Realty t i l l CH EV R O LE T W ages. cyl. claan. 137-3113. Your EVINRUDK Dealer 501 t - l K. t o t Ph. 533-5111 I • Room, l - Hr. Kuril. Apt. I<3. Call alte r 5 p.m. and week­ ends. 323-015*. R E A LT Y •51 FORD, RTIC’ K. N E W MOTOR A PAINT. 1300. 323-0*73. FUHN. APT., 3300 Mellnnvllle, JIM H U N T tool • Park Av*. 333 1333 anytlm* $I7,0o* KOIt R IG H T MAN over ( BEDROOM (0 In the Hanford area. Take Dial 111-1(10 3 Bath lloma on approilmalaly abort auto trips to contact 11*1 Tark Dr. 4 aer* yard. Fenced back cuatamar*. A ir moll H. a . DISTINCTIVE ham* landacopyard, asserts* fruit htartn* Brook*. Vie* Pres Tasso n*ad for privacy. I.Bedroom. trees. Wall for yard, partial­ finery Carp, Eos t i l . Fnrl 1 4 hath. Many Mtroe. Rea­ ly furnished, waaher, dryer, W o r l d L Teaaa. sonable priced. 33I-IUI7. etiiv*. refrigerator, yard tools A lawnmower 72. Female Help Wanted U H K K NU H AIR 113,109 Cbnlc* tola avalltb l* in Groanbrolr of Loch Arbor overlook­ WOMAN for mending A A lte r ­ ing g olf tours*. C a * t o a ations. Apply In parson. building lo yaur sptelfieo. 133-iaul 3(10 M ltw tth a ot 17-33 Downtown Cleantr* A Lnualinn*. Graenbrair devolopsd derere. I l l Bo. Palmetto Ave. by LA' GR, NEW, c m . i .iii . . built SI AI DH— N. Y. TO 155 wk KINGSWOOD home. Hulling llllle (loir BUII.DKHH. INC. RUSH RKFERENCKH. TOP I'uuree, Hen Land" Fur In­ 323-1075 JOIIH. F A R E ADVANCED formation rail 332-:37i. 203 Fairmont Dr. QUICKLY. HA V- A- M AID. I ^ ^ y iJ M W ^ lra a ^ N a ck j^ N j^ COLORED P R O P E R T Y . Only 97. House* For R*nt |50 Down. Jim W a ller Corp 77. Sllualion Wanted has nil r 1 lledronm houea It FUltNIHIII.D 3-bodruom hou.a Out W. let Ht. 3lo mo. Call Ini fur Hale, ready In move T e ll tbein sou saw It Is The 3:t-(ai(. Ini... only |*» * « per innnlli. Hanford Herald! Dlrritliina: From Hanford, FUHN. 3 Badroom lloua*. l ake llnuta 115 to Osteen to DAYH work. Phone 133-1(5* er Adulle. nn Pat*. 333-loiO. rhurrli on right, continue lo lll- 1 2 'i* rn|nrrd ee.tlon an left, turn 3 BEDROOM Furn. Hnut*. 355 left nn dirt mad A follow mn. Inrludea water. 323-I1A7. 84. Real Enlale • Sul# lo home. You can ee* thla houea from Rout* 515. 2 lIKDIIOOM, Unfurnished, k it­ chen equip. |7o mn. 1513 Yale |M0 DOWN, t lldrm., 1 both Ave. 313-1(11 af te r 5 p.m. house, kitchen equipped. Taka ever payments of 170 3 IIDRM., Kitchen (quipped, THE TIME TESTED FIRM par month. Include* Tas ot A 114 N. Park Ava. Ill- lltt 371, nice yard. 332-3111. Inauranr*. Convent.ni loca­ tion < l l - l l » * . HUN TING CAMPHITK RAV E NN A P ARK. I lledronm. Own yours within FAItMTON 14 bath. 3115 mo. 5( 1-5131 Wildlife Management Area. l-IIEDItOOM, I bath, enrnar after 4 p m . lot. 11*0 Dawn, aaeumt Mlg.. High A Dry 4 Acre (5*1, no |(1 mo. Avsllkbl* May 0, Ph. closing Coat. I t * month. 373-5515. I. E. B A T T E N F. O. BOX ( I I BEDROOM, I Both, COktiU BANFORD. FLA. Hast, Cornar l<ot, D;nhU rhonaa Sf|.|*7* or I I I . M l * . Carport*. 371-1111. ' l l TR-S with Radio a Haaior, sictllsnt condition. IS3-0IIS Robson Sporting Good* 3 IIDRM. Fum. Apt. Apply 015 Park Ave. Seminole Realty 115. Autua For Salt 106. ApsrlmFnta for Rent and Sales Broker 1100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES CAREER opportunity far qualified man l l - l l . Salary A commission. Ph. Slt-OMI. IIUDROOM Trailer on lark* Lake. Ailulta only. IJI-73CV ROOMS for 5itn, 101 Magnolia. 332-0730. You*U Save Money And Be Happier In A ‘65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. ~£xc*U*at Sm lcc Too" Strlckland-Morrison Ford* Inc. 122-1411 w. Park *444*1* HOLLERS OF SANFO RD THE LOT WITE TUB OJL QUAUTT 2nd. ft PabMiU Ph. $22-0711 2507 Put Ph. 322-001! �W Altamonte Springs Receives Equipment For Playground 12 — April 28, IMS $70,000 Plant Announced For Altamonte B f Dm i ‘ J : m Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford Wckiwa District Camporee Set For Friday By Jane Casselberry Tha Waklwn D i s t r i c t Spring Camporee w ill be held a t Camp Howard on Mark­ ham Hoad Friday through Sunday with area Roy Hcout Troops and Explorer Foste participating. This camporee will provide an opportunity for patrols and troops to test thrlr camping skills against good aamplng standards. The main •rasa o f Judging will be cook­ ing, health and safety, uni­ form !, packs and equipment, campsite, and organisation and participation. On Saturday from 1:80 to d:SO p.m., Interesting demon­ strations will lie presented by tha Florida Forest Serv­ ice, Marco Archery Cluh and Col. Jim Bennett, who will give a demonstration on muskets and firearms. Tha campfire program will be held at 7:45 p.m. Satuiday with Fleet Peeples Jr., of Casaalberry In charge. Church services fo r Frotestant Scouts will be con­ ducted at 8:30 a.in. Sunday. The ewanla ceremony and eloalng assembly w ill lie held Sunday at 1:16 p.m. the Altamonte Springe Town Council at reg­ b ln Th» request of Jack dole of Cos and Gale Associates to reione property on Maitland Avenue In AlUmonto Springs Immediately south of tho Beranth-Day A d r a n t l a t Church from RI-AA single family residents to It.1! multi­ ple family dwelling was unanlMOttsly approved by tha AlUmrata Springs Town CounHI at public hearing. No shjeellona wars raised to the request. Gala asplalned that the sixunit contemporary Mediter­ ranean type building hla firm plans to construct at this lo­ cation will cost 170,000, In addition to the cost of tha property, with construction to begin fat approximately eight weeks. The building Is designed for rental and each unit will he completely furnished includ­ ing wall to wall carpeting. In answer to question from Councilman Colin Craws, Gala atatsd that his firm plana to own and oparata the building and dota not plan It for raaala bi tha naar future. Tear residents appeared to support tha request. Is another publte hearing, sound! decided to abandon a portion of the right of way •a Florida Boulevard running southeaat from Lake Street as petitioned by Orville John­ son. Johnson pointed out that that particular portion of the street sever bed been formal­ ly opened or used. Adjoining property owners appeared to endorse the peti­ tion. There were no objec­ tions. Mayor W. Lawrence Bwofford stated that although he la opposed to dosing rights of way, ha would not oppose this petition because, having liv­ ed In the town 81 years, lbs road had never been used to hie knowledge and a previous council voted In 1052 to ahundon tha right of way hut the action never was formally completed. Town Clerk Dorothy Bar­ deen was instructed to have the right-of-way removed from nil county ncorda. and BORBIE LEE W A T K IN S , Mian Flame o f Semi­ nole County, will be a conUmUint Saturday for the state title. (Ilcrnld Photo) Two Praying Women Hit By Fire Bomb NEW A ing hla duty and that he drifter didn't went to get further In­ with “ no faith” was arrested volved.” Malone was booked on at a settlement house and charges o f arson, assault and charged with tossing a firry gasoline bomb at two women dearrrntlng church property. young YO R K < U P I) — ular meeting authorised the town clerk to write a letter o f appreciation to the Prair­ ie Lake Drive In Theater for the donation o f three awing seta and a merry-go-round to the community. The equipment w ill be placed In tha town play­ ground. In other business, a public hearing was act for May 10, 8 p.m., to conaidar request o f R. A R. Rogers Company to abandon and vacate a three fo o l power easement between Lota 13 and 1 In Glen Arden; The request o f Lee Cohn, developer o f Oakland Estates, to have street lights placed In the second section, was referred to the utilitiea com­ mittee; The o ffe r o f the Volunteer Fire Department to handle arrangements and planning for the Annual Community Children's Christmaa Party was approved; Action on recommendation by Councilman Keith Nixon that only one council meet­ ing per month he held during The fire at 1ft. Patrick'a burned an altar pad and rail and blackrned tha gothic cathedral's white marble a1> tar. H ie gasoline-filled Itecr liotIla- with a flaming wick was hurled from the fourth row of pews. Another firs bomb, unlgnltrd, wns found Inside a shopping ling at the pew. tha summer waa deferred un­ til next month; Councilman Bob Newell, firs marshal, waa Instructed to study and aubmlt recom­ mendation on bids fo r firs department equipment at the next meeting; Acceptance o f sealed bids was approved with time lim­ it sat for May 6 on i boy'a and girl's bicycle; The fire ant spraying pro­ posed for county areas which are infested was approved; Invitation fo r Swofford to officiate at ribbon cutting ceremonies fo r the 10 a.m. grand opening o f the new Home Builders Supply, April 30, waa announced. A ll mem­ bers o f the council were In­ vited to be present fo r the ceremonies. «> Four quarts equal a gallon in U. 8. liquid maasure. GETTING UP MARIS MANY mi IIRH S mo nvi'vas n ran, ear ana msht. s m m w i mar lot* « l « p and « . ll« r fr Ina * Dim . assisth . ana Issl SIS. Il.-i Stprtistd. Is s m Ii It rustles. CTSTL- ntuallr Stints (sit. rtlstlne tawlsrl Sr tuisint irriullns straw in ttran*. arid mint snd Sr analf..l« pain m ill- o n CYSTS* s i tn iifw u rs-l Sttur Iasi. “S C O T T * W HATSG O N N A ’ unemployed kneeling In prayer at famed St. Patrick's Cathedral. Tha bomb hurst In a 10foot bell o f fire, burning the women, one o f them seriously. The liuinh-loaner fled hut wns followed nbout a half mile by a man who then railed police and directed them to where the suspect's Jacket and li­ brary card were found. The man refused Ui Identi­ fy himself, saying he had done his duly. It was the second act of violence recently at St. Pat­ rick's the seat o f the Roman Catholic archdiocese o f Frunels Cart!lusl Spellman. Detective James McDonnell said suspect David I. Malone admitted the Itumliing, say­ ing: “ I ’m confused. Please ex­ cuse me. Pin sorry. I was never baptized. I'm o f no faith.” Police said Malone, L'fi, Is n native o f Houston, Tex., and had b ow working on and o ff here as a porter. He told officers he attended rollcge fo r two years. Police gave credit for Ma. Inne'a rapture to tho unident­ ified pedestrian who tailed tho suspect through the crowded mldtown eras. “ The guy refused to give hla name,” said MroDmtrll. “ lie told ua that he was do­ MON. TUES. WED. BE A T TH E ^ CIVIC ITHURS. - FRI. - SAT., F IN D OUT IN W ED N E SD AY'S SANFO RD HERAI.D.I T O IL E T TISSU E SO LID O LEO .. “T A B LE REG. ROLL L IM IT : 3 W IT H YO U R $3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. READY” LB. PKG. L IM IT : 2 W IT H YO UR $3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. “GORDY’S** • Tin la the principal clement of tha alloy pewter. 26 OZ. PKG. P L A IN (O R ) • IODIZED "All I said was: SALT.. 9iow me a filter that delivers the taste and I'U eat my hat.” “JIFFY** CORN f ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- N L IM IT : 2 PLEASE. MUFFIN M IX . . . LEMONADE LIM EADEH L IM IT : 3 PLEASE. “SEALD-SWEET** O FROZEN 6 OZ. CAN L IM IT : 8 PLE A S E . F0US MORE DAYS TO o SAVE! MATHER'S 0 P re Inventory SPECTACULAR VALUES! FA BULO U S SAVINGS! English Estates Sets Roundup By Jane Caaaalbwry The Pre-School Roundup will be held at English Estates Elementary School Thursday, May 4, from MO11:88 mm. for children who will bo enuring first grade nt the school In tho fell. Principal Morris Ruby re­ minds parents tq bring the child's birth certificate when coming to register. The child must be els an or before Jan. 1. 1844. Children nta Invited to attha roundup but It la that they he / I ? . Yes, all this fine furniture MUST GO! W e are starting our Inventory and draitic reductions have been made on all merchandifie. W e cannot hold it over! It has to sell! Come in today. April 30th is your last chance to take advantage of these tremendous values. C w t M iw J T IM E PA Y M EN T P L A N S OF SANFO RD EASY TERMS 202-01 E. let ST. PH. 322-0983 CLOSED WED. AFTERNOONS OPEN FRI. EVES SO EXTRA M M PSM S SO EXTRA - w ith This Coupon A T h . Parrhaao Of K a i j j i j D m m | ; [ | ] . 1| | 1 L A a M m T O « with This I n i i m l l Coupon * The Purrksaa O f ■ . < 1 1 . 1 1 1 Chovoo I'issa Pkg. 18c m M flN it ifl I Craps* Good At "TMBIfTW AT" ,Only Thru Wadaaadsy, April i t OK A M i H , 1A nip com ■ ■■ m FRESH 100% PU R E BEEF m m m m m - i:,i ‘> Sic I Coups* Good A t -TH BIFTW AYI Only Thru Wednesday, April 88. © 3 lbs.$| ° ° 1 �Luxury Apartment Plan Revealed (Eh? * Phone 822*2611 County Okays “The Nile of America” on the S t Johns River Seminole County fcra lii Zip Code 32771 Project Site J W E A T H E R : Monday 83-69, rain .10; some shower* thru Wednesday, hiph in 80s; low tonight around 70. VOL. 67 C A I’ T. A N D MRS. RICHARD E. FO W LER JR. Introducing Captain, Mate And Crew Off Good Ship 'Fowler' Ily Doris Williams Now henr this! Welcome nbonrd to the new skipper o f SNAS Reconnaissance Attack Win# One, Capt. Itiehnnl Fowler; his mate, lovely Joan Fowler, and the six crow members consisting o f Carolyn, IS; Pamela, 11; Richard, 0; Elizabeth. 7; Deljornh, 5; and Tommy, -1. A recent social soiree with the entire fam ily partici­ nt the Fowler home found pating in various forms o f the capable c a p t a i n , art and music. Dick beast* minus brass and braid "M y finest hour,” is Ihe way Captain James 0. Mayo described his stay in Sanford at the Joint civic club lunch­ eon Monday. The outgoing commander of • Reconnaissance Attack Wing One said when he was assign­ ed to Sanford in 19G3 he heard many fine things abotd the community. “ But everything we heard was an understate­ ment,” he declared. , Captain Mayo refused to lake credit for many of the things ullribuled to him in the many resolutions read at the * ^luncheon. •'■But I will take credit for one thing," he said. “ That is getting Captain Fowler as the man to replace me.” • I t Another Sanford man Is seeing action in Viet Nam. Aviation Structural Mechanic Third Class Charles W, N e­ ville Jr. is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea, operating in the South China Sea olf the coast id Viet Nam. tie is Ihe ton of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. N e­ ville Sr., Route 2. ll That headline about the po­ lice cracking down on parking violators is no joke. A lot of the “ Herald A ngel*" have dis­ covered yellow picees of pa­ per on their windshields late­ ly. • • • How to make an auto last a lifetime: Just combine drink­ ing with driving. • • • Cecil Tucker, county agri­ cultural agent, is back borne from his Caribbean cruise, Navy-style, and reports lie didn’t get seasick. But he’s been “ ground sick" ever since he hit land. The earth Just doesn't seem to stand stilt. • • • Incidentally, Tucker says some parts of the county got two inches of rain the last few days and it has helped relieve drought conditions. Areas of the county that got less than a half-inch arc still in trouble, be says. • • * A model of Ihe Gemini 3 spaeecralt piloted by John Young and Gus Grissom will be on display at the Central Florida Museum in Orlando during the months of May and June. Post Office Site Wins Approval Final “ go ahead" was g iv ­ en thli morning fo r the con­ struction o f a new post office building at I.ake M aiy. Coun­ ty Commission approved a rezuning change. C. L. (Cracker) Donaldson. Lake Mary postmaster, said the post office department toon will advertise fo r bids fo r construction o f a suitable building at Second Street and Wilbur Avenue fo r lease to the government fo r use as a ’ fe a t office. and Jean completely tran­ quil sml relax rd ax they savored lifter dinner demllu*scs while discussing events appearing in TH E local after­ noon newspaper. What type o f recimentation is enforced here to induce tbit tranquility with six o f f ­ springs on the liaise? A few words later revealed that this situation exists only between taps and reveille, when the Fowler cherubs are safely in the hands o f Morpheus. The household is completely nor­ mal—a general slate o f con­ fusion and turmoil, filled with complexities anil perplexities. The informal tete-a-tete was nstnundingly stimulating and refreshing with Dick and Jean completely “ at ease" in their happy home atmosphere as they unveiled events o f their lives together. Their colorful background could easily provide material for u beat tell­ er. This Is the third tour of duty fo r Captain Fowler at SN AS and in 1(157 they re­ solved to retire at this port on “ The Nile o f America.” Jean and Dick lire both te. signed that tltvio is no place like Sanford since it hold* muny “ firsts” for the family. Jean was introduced to the Navy at Sanford, when she rnme hero ns a bride. Their first child, Carolyn, was born here and fer the first time, they will have quarters nbun id m ilitary Installation. The subject o f deployment arose with Jean pointing out that she wept ocenris of tears each time her muster mariner was deployed but the overall picture was wonderful with honeymoon ever remaining full spec'll ahead. Dick added the separations among nil sea­ men served as testing grounds and was a catalyst to deter­ mine whatever may happen. Rack in the early dnya. Jean followed the ship “ Jus* mice," and emphatically staled that the fabled “ sea story o f a sailor having a girl in every port" did an about-face. She added perhaps a few were available when the ship dockill, hut not the type the in­ curable romantics dream up. The Fowlers both advocate rlose association o f the wivrs while their mates are at sea. They all share a mutual asso­ ciation. In Jeun’s position the hat been on the executive board o f both offlcere and en­ listed wives rluhs and stresses unity o f both groups. She is not content to rest upon her laurels o f being the wife o f a high ranking Navy officer. She is bursting with creative vitality and has been instrumental in organizing clubs designed fo r better liv­ ing, such as finance and bud­ geting, intericr decorating, home maintenance and many other facets of home manage­ ment. Captain Fowler added that the wives clubs served as a useful communications and in­ formation center with their ideas, suggestions and ad­ verse criticism, thus keeping the men on the double. The Fowlers enjoy picnic* and all types o f water sports that he plays the worst game United Press Leased W ire SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 177 Whiskey Bill Given Burns' Kiss Of Death TALLAH ASSEE The smoothest paign and (U P 1 ) — sailing in years Plans for the new project were revealed in a request for zoning before the Seminote County Hoard of Commission­ ers. cam­ to coati-td— increase— the price of whiskey in Florida rolled onto the rocks at doorstep. the governor's “ 1 ran not support it," Gov. Hnyd«n Hums told a news conference. “ Were it adopted, I would find it necessary to a ffix my veto.” Thus the governor put the kiss o f death on two identical bills on the House and Senate (Rep. S. J. DavU Jr. and o f golf In Sanford. Any tuk eis? Their goal is to get all Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., the crcwr enrolled in school. of General muster and inspec­ Established 1908 T U E S D A Y, A P R IL 27, 1903 Seminole County, thiw morning informed The Her­ ald by telephone from T a l­ lahassee that they have “ long been o p p o s e d to price-fixing in all rompedlive areas" and had oppox-' rd the whiskey price-filing measure rvrn before Gov. Haydon Burns announced he would veto the legisla­ tion, if necessary.) calendula which had drawn violent opposition fruin many quarters. in thn process, Burns also apparently squelched rumors that hu was a belli ml-thescancs backer o f (the |tq<iur industry mom as a “ t'.ank you” fo r the rnmpalgn sup­ port from the industry. The bills, introduced in the Senate by Sen. Wellmni Danlet o f Clermont and in tbe House by Rep. W i l l i a m O’Neill o f Ocala, would have hiked the prici* o f whiskey nearly $2 a fifth In some ureas o f Mouth Florida where liquor is relatively cheap. Rather than seeking a twothinla m ajority vote to over­ rule the governor’s threateneil veto, Daniel quietly asked that the bill be returned to the committee It originully passed, where It will prob­ ably die quietly. “ I know what I'm going to do,” said O’Neill, “ hut ]'m not going to tell the newspa­ pers." He apparently referred to a bitter editorial campaign against the bill by large newspapers around Florida. tion arc in order when the small squadron embarks on nny cruise, resulting from leaving n crew member at the home port on one occasion. The entire family attend Holy Cross Episcopal Church in group. Galley detail presents u challenge to Jean since the crew has varied tastes and dislike* hut the “ chief” man­ age* to keep the situation well in hand. A ll Ihe Fowlers are eagerly awaiting shoving o ff fo r their quarters at SN AS in June. They arc now engaged in di mensional therapy In deter­ mining how their furnishing* wi*l fit but the problem bas become a joy to the skillful interior designers. Highlighting the delightful evening was Captain Fowler’s priceless prattle regarding somo o f the crew members* Juvenile antics and pranks. Seems young son Tommy, in an endeavor to portray Nep­ tune, himself, attempted to convert the fam ily vacuum cleaner Into n submarine, carrier, windjammer or some such sea going vessel, elec­ trically prcpelled. The result was bis flotilla sunk, ending up in dry dock for n complete overhaul. Gen­ eral Cuurt Martial followed the act of nautical naughti­ ness with the seafaring sailor devotedly decommissioned by the board Htid reduced in rank to a recruit with liberty cur­ tailed. Famous Inst words: You can't wdn 'em all, Jean. A fter W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — all Seaman Tommy was only The Senate formally named trying to be—jus’ like Dear Sen. A. 8. Mike Munroucy Ol* Dad. (D-Okla.) chairman o f the post office and civil aervire committee to rplare the late DEATH T R A P MELBOURNE (U P I )—Two Sen. Olin D. Johnston tilfive-year old boys, missing S.C.) Monroney, 52, has been member o f the committee for several hours from home, were found dead in an aban­ since he cams to the Senate In 1051, doned refrigerator Monday. New Chairman A new luxury apartment project, costing approximate­ ly $300,000. will be built south o f Sanford on U. S. 17-92, It was learned today. plntpic presented by A. K. Shoemaker, armed forces committee o f tlio Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. About 250 persons at­ tended the event honoring Captain Mnyo. (Herald Photo) A W A R D OF S P E C IA L M ER IT in presented to Capt. James O. Mayo, outgoing commander o f Reconnaissance Attack W ing One, during a joint civic club luncheon at ttic Civic Center Monday. Mrs. Mayo joins husband admiring The board approved ■ re­ zoning recommendation o f the Planning and Zoning Commis­ sion to permit construction of the apartments. Rezoned from M-t tnduitrial to R-3 multiple fam ily was a tract of land acrosi from KHInnr Motor Company and Ranch House Restaurant on U. S. 17-92. The property lies north of the Colling Or­ lando Building on the west side of the highway. Plans call for first phase ronslruclinn of a three-story apartment buitdlng with 30 unit*. The apartments will be two-hedrooms each and rent in the $115'$!30 month range. The project will be expended at a later date. In another zoning action, the board approved ■ change from A-l agriculture to com­ mercial the northwest corner of SR 40 and Oregon Avenue. It was learned that a ter* vico station and possibly a motel will be built at this lo­ cation. It is near the 1-4 In­ terchange and SR 40. McNamara, Rusk Ouster Urged Alewine Trial Delinquent Tax 'Crack Down' Voted By City A. B. Peterson Quits As Civil defense Chief Sanford taxpayer* who are A. II. Peterson Sr. reign ed today ns Seminole delinquent in County their personal director after property taxes may expect to serving fo r 21 years In the position. His resignation was accept­ ed with regret by the County Hoard o f Commissioners. liowatd Harris, assistant to Peterson, was named ns Ihe county's new Civil De­ fense director. “ 1 find that I am unable to continue to meet the time re­ quirements o f this volunteer office and hope that you will relieve me of this responsibil­ ity at the curliest possible dale,” Peterson said In a tet­ ter to the Commission. Pctcrtnn said the increased I equipments o f Civil Defense make it imperative that more and more time and e ffo rt be devoted to keep the county Civil Defense program in pare with Ihe demands o f the urea and to make it an ndcquoto protective factor for citizens. Peterson paid tribute to several persons who have given service to the Civil De­ fense program. He named Police Chief Roy (J. Williams, S. O. Chare, Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., Herbert B. Pope and Warren A . Patrick. hear from City Tax Collector Civil Defense Howard Whrlchcl soon In a demand that they "pay up." City day, Dean R u tk W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — Sen. Wayne Mnnw (D-Ore.) want* Defense Secretary Hubert S. McNa­ mara and Secretary of State Dean Rusk to resign to help bring an end to "thin nation’s outlawry in in Southeast Asia.” In a Senate sjm ' oc I i , Morno bitterly attacked U.S. policy in South Viet Nam |--------------------------------- The senator singled out the two cabinet mam hers for the brunt o f his criticism. Hr said he was shocked by Rusk’s sjn-eeh Saturday night in which lie said the secretary of state called administration critics modern-day appeasers. “ What I am criticising is (his nation’s outlawry in Southeast A sia," he said. “ I do not question the sincerity of the administration official* who have adopted that policy hut I question their judg­ ment." Morse attacked McNamara Mon­ amazement at the voluminous delinquent Inx rolls prepared by the city R obert McNamara and said if a change is not made, "a couple of months from now there will he hundreds of thou­ sands fighting and dying in Asia.” Commissioners expressing largely for indicating that ho did not believe Red China or Russia would enter Ihe war in South Viet Nam. “ McNamara is so Irrespon­ sibly wrong, >ou can’t count on his predictions," Mnrso said. “ He ahould have been removrd from office month j ago — and Husk along with him.” Morse said hr did not be­ lieve this country’s policies in Viet Nam left Russia and Red China any choice but to enter the fray. "When we gel into this war hysteria, we will associate killing with the will of God," he said. “ I say we arc follow­ ing an immoral and godless iwlicy in Viet N am ." finance officers, dating back as far as 1!)31 and totaling over $01,000, ordered that the offenders be notified of the amount o f their back taxes, plus interest. (Interest is charged nl 12 per cent fur the iirst year and eight per cent each year thcrcaRcr.) Donald Rlshop, 2401 Laurel Avenue, was appointed to the City Zoning and l'lanning Commission. City Manager W. E. Knowlet was authorized to adver­ tise for bids for paving of West mill Street. Estimated cost is approximately $:d ,ixmj. Protests by neighborhood property owner! over the blocking o f an alley behind the Jcno Pauluccl home was referred to City Attorney Wil­ liam Hutchison fur "consultation und recommendation." Slaied Monday T ria l date w it set fo r Mon­ day at 9:30 n.m. for M n . B ev­ erly Atewlne, 22, charged with tlio second degree murder of her husband on April IS. In another arraignment in circuit court Monday, Judge Tom Waddell Jr, also set M ay 3 as the trial dato for Jim m y I-oo Drumright, IN, end Israel Gilley, 17, for the Feb. t as­ sault o f ■ 12-year-old gtrL Trial was acheduled for • a m. Attorney for the two U Albert N . Fitts. In other court action, Ed­ ward Ashley, 24, entered a pica o f guilty to an assault charge, llo was remanded to custody pending outcome of « pre-sentence investigation. Richard L. Phillips, IB, a lio was remanded to custody for pro-sentence investigation aft­ er pleading guilty to tempor­ ary ii k * of o vchiclo without the owner's consent. The ori­ ginal indictment cited euto thcR. Mrs. Alewine allegedly shot her husband to dcith during an early morning argument at their apartment, 10U7 Park Avenue. ■CYCLIST HUBT Stephen W. Carver, 18, of 2829 Park Avenue, suffered multiple injuries M o n d a y when the motor scooter he was riding end an automobile driven try Corcne R\ Benton, RKR Adams Avenue, collided at 2t)U> Street and French Avenue, according to police. H OW TO GET DO LLARS TO IMPROVE YO U R QUARTERS. Capt. Fowler Takes Over Wing Command Capt. FIF TY-E IG H T bushein o f callartium bulbs were presented to "Operation Ileautify" by the Central Florida Experiment Station. Pictured from the left: Mrn. F. M. Fahey, Sanford Garden Club president; Mra. Donald Flumm, Camellia Circle president; Mrs. Robert F. Gruhum Jr., circle vice president* und Dr*. John Wilson and John Darby, o f the station. Richard K. Fowler flcial order* which will take Jr., a veteran o f 21 years in him naval aviation, today became USS Nantahala aa command­ commander of Sanford's Roconnaiasanco A t t a c k Wing Ono. He relieved Capt. James O. Mayo in format ceremonies witnessed by hundreds at Sanford Nuval A ir Station. The two officers changed command a* personnel from fiv * o f the Wing's eight squad-ons and Captain Mayo's own s ta ff members stood at attention in full dress whita uniform. The other three units are deployed at sea with tha U. S. Second, Sixth and Seventh Fleets. Captain Mays read the i f - ing officer. next to the fleet oiler Then Captain Fowler read his, assigning him to this im­ portant tha next fleet two command years. fo r When he finished he turned to Cap­ tain Maya ami announced with a salute, “ 1 relieve you, Sir." Mayo raturned tha salute and answerad, *T stand reliev­ ed," and thereby ending com­ mand which began July 12, 1903, Earlier the two officeri In­ spected the men aligned In review formation... 1% D ISCO U NT ON IN T E R E S T O N A L L H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T L O A N S IN A P R IL ! 3 M tati ODraCfOBB ©DEffiB B & G K 3 ' ,p£ofnuv>£k*, * • •< � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 26, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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M ornln* P ra y a r ( F l r a t S u n d a y •— H o l y C o m m u n i o n 11 :•# a . ea. m, T r a l n l n * U n io n ----- f i l l p. m . E r a n l n * W o r a h l p — T i l l p. ra. B A P T I S T MISSION E N T E K P R IfB B o n d a r S c h o o l ------- * :4 I a m. M o r n l n * W o r a h l p . l i t * * a m. T r a l n l n * U n i o n ------ S i l l p. ra. E r a n l n * W o r a h l p — T:l< p. ra. W ad . N l s h t P r a y a r M a a t l n * — T i l l p. m. R a r , R. J . B o y n t o n ------ P an to * Assembly Of God r i M R C R E S T ASSEM BL Y o r OOD C H U R C H C a r. I T U an 4 E lm Free Methodist Christian H. M. W Ild a r ________ Faatar S u n d a y School ------ » l* l a m" M o r n l n r W o r a h l p — l * : l * a. m. E r a n l n * W o r a h l p — Til* p. mT e n t h B a rr. (B ub .) - «:*0 p- «"• H l d - W * * k B a rr . ( W a d .) _ Til* P- * . F R E E M E T H O D IST CHU RCH C o r n e r 4 t h SL a n d L a u r a ! Ava. R a r . L H. K e l l e y ____ P a s t o r T e l e p h o n e : I U -T 4 1 I S u n d a y S ch o o l ____ 1:4 1 a. ra. M o r n l n r W o r a h l p _ 10:41 a. m. E r a n l n * W o r a h l p _ 7:04 p. m. W a A P r a y a r S a r r l e a T:l* p. ra. F I R S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H DISCIPLES O P C H R IS T A 11*1 A S a n f o r d A t *. R. V a r n o n F n t l a r S u n d a y S c h o o l ------ 1:41 A ra. M o r n l o s W o r s h i p - 1 1 : 0 a ra. Church Of Christ Baptist CHURCH o r CHRIST CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l P ark A ranua B art Brow * Er a n*a l l a t Sunday B lb la S t u d y --------- 1(:«* a ra. M o r n l n * W a r a h l p — 11:04 A ra. E r a n l n * S a r r l e a _ 1:1* p. m. ■a* “ H e r a l d o f T r u t h “ l p. A Sunday oa C baaual I T u ta d ay L a d las Blbla Claa* - t : t ( a. n . Man'# C l a a * --------- T:l* p. m. W adnaaday B lb la Claa* --------- Tit* p. m. Cor. 14lh I L A O a k A v a P aator C a ll S m ith S u n d a y School —— l i t ! a. ra. M orntas Worahlp — 1I«M A na. T r a l a t a s U n a l e a — ( i l l p. m. E r a n l n * S a r r l e a ------ Is** P- mW ad . P r a y a r B arrie# Til# p. m. Nuraary O paa W T R R ----------.--------- Til* p. a*. S unday N it* B raad ea at W E B T S I D E MISSIONARY B A P T IS T C H U R C H I t h BL A H o l l y Av*. J o h n IL K i n * ----------- - P a a t o r S u n d a y Schoo l ------ K i t * a. a*. Sunday H o r n l n * W o r a h l p — 11’.** A ra. Sunday E r a n l n * W o r a h l p — T i H p. ra. W adnaaday I ’r a y a r S a r r l e a .----- T i l l p- mP IN ECT tES T b a p t i s t CHURCH O nora Road U o r a l a s W o r a h l p . 11:0# A S u n d a y Schoo l ------- 1:41 A T r a t n l n * Un io n —— 1:11 p. E r a n l n * W o r a h l p — Til* PWad. O t t l c a r a A T i a e h a r a M a s t i n g ----------------- *:10 p Methodist C H R IS T CH U RCH C hurch Straat. L ongw oad > F r. C harlaa W. B taw erL J r . vicar H o ly Com m union (:* « a. an. F a m ily Sarriaa a C lasses — ( . 1 4 a. ra. F IR S T B A PT IST C H U R C H T . B. C h a a c o — ... P a a t o r H o r n ln * W orahlp 1:1* a ra. S u n d a y S c h o o l ------ 1:11 a m. M ornln* W a r s h i p _ 11:«0 a m . T r a t n l n * U a t a n — I I I * p. an. E r a n l n * W o r s h i p - T i l l p. m. W ad . P r a y a r B a r r i e * T:M p. m. J. U M m tk ll ------------- 1 - I ll Episcopal « Baptist Adventist Lutheran a OOD S H E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH 3>*4 A O rlan d o D r i v e H w y . 1T*41> ■ S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a 111-Till T h e R e r . J . G o r d o n , P * a r y, P aator S u n d a y S ch o o l _ _ 1:11 a. m. M o r n l n * W o r s h i p __ U i* 4 a. m. C o m m u n i o n — F l r a t S u n d a y la E a c h M o n th K ln d ar* art# n a n d N uraary CHURCH O F CH R IST O anara R alph B rew er Jr. E ran*allat Blbla S c h o o l ______ 1:1# A m. M o r n l n * W o r a h l p — • : ! • A ra. K a n l n * W o r a h l p — 1:1* p. ra. W ad . 1 'r a y a r S a r r l e a T:l# p. m. _ W beN A P AOLA C H U R C H Ob C H R I S T H ighw ay I I W aal M o rrla R u b y -------- E r a n s a l l a t B lb la C l a a a ------— i#:4« a. ra. M o r n l n * W o r a h l p _ l l : » * a m. E r a n l n * W o r a h l p _ « : • • p. m. B lb la Claaaaa W a A „ T:l* p- ra m. m. m. m. «- J&LLoW N §eD § AT r im Christian Science JO R D A N MIBBIONART B A P T IS T C H U R C H t i l l W. r i r a t S t r a a t S u n d a y School _— 10:00 a. m. W u r n l n * W o r a h l p — 11:0* a. m. B lb la S tu d y ( S u n d a y ) TilO p.m. E * a n * a l l a t l o S a r r l e a t;4* p. m. W ad . P r a y a r Maat — T:00 p. m. Bill S t e p h a n a ________ P a a t o r A C o r d i a l W a l c o m t t o All CHURCH OF CH R IST SCIENTIST 10* E a l l Bacond S t r a a t Sunday S arrlea A S u n d a y School ----- 11:0* a ra. f u b ja c t: " R eality " W a d n a a d a y B a rr t c a _ 4:44 p. m. U r - d l n g ito o m : 1*1 W. F l r a t W a a a r d a y a ; 14:J0 a m.—4:1# p m. FIR S T Church Of God O A K L A W N B A P T IS T C H U R C H I T t l C o u n t r y C lu b Road B p o naora d by F i r s t U a p l l a t Church R a r . R. T. Ba rT att ------ P a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ------* i t l A m. W o r a h l p P a r r lea _ 11:04 a. m. T r a l n l n * Union l i t p m. E r a n l n * W o r a h l p — T .10 p. m. W a d P r a y a r B a rr . — T:I0 p. m. C H U R C H O F OOD l l n d A French L. IL A l f o r d ----------------P a a t o r S u n d a y School — — 1:11 a. m. M o r n ln * W o r a h l p — 11:4* a. m. K v a n s a l l r t l e Sarv. T:<4 p. m. F a m ily N lsh t Sarrlea T. P. K. W a d . ------1:1* P- ra. O S T E E N B A P T IS T C H U R C H HW Y. I l l Ph. I l l - I l i a R a r . J o a h L o n * --------- P a a t o r S u n d a y Schoo l .... - 10:00 a. m. M o r n l n * S a r r l e a — 11:00 a. m. T r a l n l n * U nion — 1:10 p. m. E v e n i n g S a r r l e a _ TilO p. m. W a d n a a d a y M a a tla * a : O r * a n l a a t l o a a — 1:11 p. m. P r a y a r ................... T:I0 p. m. Choir . . . . I 1 1 0 A to. C H U R C H O F OOD OF PROPHECY ItO I E lm A r a n u a R a r . R o b a r t W a l e h ------P a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l _____1:41 a. m. W o r a h l p S a r r l e a _ 10:41 a. m. E - n g a l l a t l o B a rr . __ Til* p- m. Tuaday: B lb la T r a l n l n * ------T i l l A m. T hurodayl Y o u n * Poop la S arv lo a T i l l p ra. A perfect picture of dejection! Perhaps Jt’i snother rainy day. Even little children have their serious momenta. “What is there to do next!" "Mom­ my. where did I come from?" Or, “Daddy, ia God up in the sky?” Little questions of little children grow into big questions by big people. Sometimes the bigger the man, the more humble the question, snd of course . . . directed to God. The place for such questions is the Church, In church, ponder the imponderables, ask the old, old questions: receive the gentle answers. Church, too, ia God's Home He's waiting for you there. THE CHURCH FO R ALU • ALL FO R TH E CHURCH Sunday Psalm* 5!.1-13 <3±2? + <Si2> + fee Ye Thursday 1 CoriMhlara 4(7-11 Wadnetday 11 Corinthian* 1:3-14 Tuoeday Ach 3:17-47 Monday John 11:11-17 OyydgMl**# <£i2> + <si2> t Saturday 1 John lil- l Friday Jemoa 4:l-t < lil> + <3±2? + <Sl2? + <5iZ> + <d2> t <Sl2? + t Southern Methodist PIR S T SOUTHERN METHOD1PT CHU RCH ' W o m a n ’s C l u b B u l l d l n * lo t Oak A ta D u r w a r d IL K n i g h t J r . , P a s t o r S u n d a y School 1:41 a . m. W o r a h l p B arrio* _ f ; ) t p. m. Nazarene FIR ST CHURCH OF T H E N A Z A R E N E W . 2 n d SL a t M a p l* A r e . P a u l B l c k t a — ____ — P a s t o r S u n d a y School _____ 1:41 a. m. M o r n l n * W o r a h l p — l * i l * a. m. T o u l h H o u r _______ 1:0# p. m. E v a n g e l i s t i c B a r r i o s T:*> p. in. M ld-W *ak B a r r i e s ( W a d . ) _ T :K p. ra. T h ird Sunday B l n g a p l r a t l o a ------ | : * « p. m. FIR ST CHURCH T H E NAZARENE L a k e M a ry , F la. R a r . W. L H o lc o m b s , P a a t o r Sunday 1:41 a. m. ____ Blbla School 11:0* a. ra. __M o r n l n * W o r a h l p 7:04 p. m. _ E r a n l n * S erv ice T :00 p. aa. _ W a A M i d . W e a k P r a y a r S a r rl e a * T:(4 p. in. — I . e a t W a A M i s s ­ io n ary S arrlea OP Pentecostal FIR ST PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H or LONOW OOD 1*1 O r a n g e B t r a a t R a r . E. R u t h O r a n t _ P a a to r S u n d a y School ____ 14:0* a. m. M o r n l n * W o r a h l p _ 11:00 a. ra. S u n d a y E r a n l n * _ T:I4 p. m. W a A Blbla S t u d y _ t :I4 p . m. C o n q u e r o r s M a a tln * F r i d a y ---------------- C l * p. ra. Presbyterian M E TH O D IST CHU RCH 41* P a r k A r a . R a r . R o b e r t M. J e n k i n s , P a s t e r M o r n l n * W o r s h i p __ 1:11 p. m. S u n d a y School ____ * 4 1 a. m. M o r n l n * W o r s h i p _ 14:11 a. m. M T F M e e t i n g s ___ 1:14 p. m. (Intarm adlala, la n lo rl E r a n l n * W o r a h l p __ 1.14 p. m. F IR S T PR E SB Y T ER IA N CHURCH S an fo rd , Fla. O ak A re. A I r d BL O r o r a r C. Bewail J r . _ P a a t o r E d g a r W. S m l t k J r . A a a t a t a n t P aator C h u r c h School ______ 4:41 a_ m. Haaslon M e als ____ 10:4V a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 11:4# a. m. P l o n a a r F e l l o w s h i p _ <:## p. m. S en io r HI F a l l o w a h l p <:«• p. ra. E v e n i n g W o r a h l p __ 7:10 p, m. W a A P r a y a r U a o t l n * T;## p. m. G E N E V A M E T H O D IS T CHURCH R a r . W, E. T l m m a ____ P a s t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l _____ • : ( ! a. m. M o r n l n * Sar vlcoa 11:4# a. m. C h o i r P r a c t i c e Wed, Til* p. pa. E v e r y O a * Waloora*. <S±2? C H R I S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH fu n la n d E atatao C itrus H alshta Ro v . C h a r l a a R H o * * _ P a a t a s C h u rch *chool _ 1:41 a. m. M o r n l n * W o r s h i p __ 11:11 a. ra. M T F ---------------------- - 1:11 p. ra. E r a . W o r a h l p ------ T:»* p. ra. W a A P r a y a r B a r r i e * T:t# p . a . Methodist FIR S T larly and support the Church. T h e y er r: ( I) For hie own sake (3) For his chlldrrn'e t a k a (3) For the sake of hie community an d nation. ( ! ) For the sake of the Church itself, which needs hla moral an d malarial support. Plan In go to church regu­ larly and read your Bible deity. T h a Church la the rraataat f a d e r o n earth tor tha building of charac­ ter and good dtiaenahip. It la a etorohouaa of apiritual value*. Without a a Iron ( Church, w i t h e r darnocrary nor dvlllaalion can aurrlv*. Thrra ara four aound raaaona why every parson ahould attend eervioe* regu­ LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 1*1 W. I l t h P la c * " T h a C h u r c h of t h a L u t h a r a a H o u r " a n d T V " T h i s la t h a L lta" H e r b a r t W. d o a r a a ____ P a a t o r S u n d a y School ____ 1:11 a. m. W o r a h l p S a r v lc a __ 14:1# a. m. K in d erg arte n a n d N uraary G R A C E M E T H O D IB T C H U R C H O nora RA. a t W oodlaad A r a . R a r . J o h n H- H l r a a J r . , P a a t o r C h u r c h School — 1:41 A m. M o r n l n * W o r a h l p — l i : M A m. M T F ----------------------- 1:1* A A C O V EN A N T P R E S B Y T E R I A N 1771 S o u th O r l a n d o D r i v e T h o m a s It. M a k l n ___ P a a t o r Worahlp --------------- *:«• a- m. C b u r o h Schoo l ____ l t : # l a m. ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGOUY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th SL, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st, St., Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland CHELSEA TITLE ANDGUARANTY CO. * 119 W. First, Sanford * A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing &. Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning L.‘ D. PLANTE, TtfC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff W1LSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. AI Wilson *L STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCalllster Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman & Employees PUBL1X MARKETS and Employees PERFECTION DAIRIES COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees i FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employee! STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY.BAPTIST A allocb B aptlsl Church. O rlsi* Central Baptist Church, 1111 Oak Av*. Chulunte Flrat Baptist Church Cbuluot* B aptist UlMlon a id e r Springs Baptist Church. *1* Lehman Hd Flrat Uapllat Church. I l l Park Ava. Friendship Baptist Church at A It* muu la Springs iga i i r a B a r llaapg)s Ht- 41*. AitMBoat u aB arr D F lr tl B aptist Chu , Q url Oaaara Flrat Baptist Chari liur. 1 » > t a b * M a ry ■Flrat Bap Hat Ckure tu rch ^ V_ LI a k * Me a re* F lrat Baptlal Churct F lrat BapUal Church a l L o n * w o o d . O ar. Church * Oraut F lrat B a p tist Church *1 Ovlad* F ir st BspUat Churak a* Baa Land* Iprtag* F ir st Shilah M laalsaary B ap tist Church, m i w. m s at Foraat City Baptlal Churak F au atala U sed B aptist Church, Orlad* Lava Souther* BapU st Ml**!#*. Chuluala - apU st C ---------Marlh S L M issionary B hurch ifet M a o o d V ata K l a a l a s O a k U1U B A D a t a BapUat Church AMoral7*“ Otary BaptTt’l Churak, Oanara H wy. rU L Oliva M laalsaary B aptist Church, Saa L a s da B * r la jf M , L a a g v n a d . ML Z la a M l a a l s a a r y B a p t i s t . Sly** A r a . New ML C a lv a ry M l a a l o a a ry B a p tist no* w . n t h sl Maw I s l a m p r i m i t i v e B a p t i s t C h u rch , l i t * W. I l t h SL Maw ML E lo s U a p l l a t C h u r c h , t f l * P e a r Av* O a k l a w a B a p t i s t Chap*!. 1141 W. l t l h BL O ataaa U antlst C h u rc h P l n a c r a s t B a p t i s t C h u r c h . 1*1 W. O n o r a ltd. P ra lrl* L a k e B a p U st Church, R idge l t d . P ars Park P r o g r e s s M l a a l s a a r y B a p t i s t C b u ro h , M i d w a y S eco n d S h ilo h M l a a l s a a r y B a p U s t C h u r c h , H la th A H ickory SL J e r a a a M l a a l s a a r y B a p t l a l C h u r c h Sl*. l t d I I I Oataaa SL P a u l M l a a l o a a r y B a p t i s t C h u r c h , I t h BL BL M e t th * w c M l a a l o a a r y B a p U s t C h u r c h C aaaaa Hat ' SL J e b a ' a B a p tist Church. Churak, P alm Springs U , Altaraaata Waataldo Mlaaloaary BapUat Church, *11 A Holly Ava. Blaa Hup* BapUat Church, Til Oraa** Ava CATHOLIC C har* aI tha Nativity. Lake Mary All So ala Catholic churak. I ll Oak Ava, Roman Catholla Man*. ■porUman’* Club, Chuluata LUTHERAN ■t. A n n 'a C atholic Church, P arahla* lla e a , Uallary ■ l M a ry M a g d a l o n * C a th o l l a c h u r c h , M a i t ­ la n d A ra. A lta m o n te S prla** O r ar b r a c k C U R ltT IA H F l r a t C h r t a t l a a C h u r c h , 11*7 A S a n f o r d AVA C o a * r* * a tlo n a l C h ristian C hurch, l i l t P a r k Ava Ncrthald* Chrlsttaa U a r ta D r, MalUand Charch, F l a r 14 a M ET H O D IST CH U RCH O P CU R IST C h u r a k o f C h rlaL t i l l *. p a r k A v a Ch a r c h a f C h r l a L O a n a r h C hurch of ChrlaL L oagw ood C h u r a k o f C h rlaL P a s t a C H U R C H O F OO D C hurch Church C hurch C hurch of of of at OaA aod. OoA B od A a c t ns Ion L u th a raa Church, D r . C asoalharry G ood I h a p h a r d United L a t h e r s . I t * * A O r t a n da Dr. L u th a r a a C hnroh a f th e R edeem er, 1*1 W . I l t h P l a n * M e s s ia h L u t h a r a a C h u r c h , A m e r i c a * L o r t o a K ail, 1‘r a l r l * L ak e, F e r n P a r k SL L u k a * L u t h s r a n C h u r o h , B L 0 4 S l a v i c 1*1 H i c k o r y l i l t a F rench Orlodo Mission, B a l a r p r U o K P lfC O P A L AH B a t a t a B p l a a o p a l C h u r c h B. D a B a r y Ava. B a ta rp rta* C h r i s t E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . L a a g w o a t A ll B a ta ta B p l s e a p a L E a t a r p r t a a M aly Cro#n e p i s c o p a l . P a r k A v a a t U h R a r n o t t M e m o r i a l M e t h o d i s t C h a r t A E. D aB ary A v a, E alarp rta* B e a r L a k e M a t h o d la t C h a r c h \ B a i k a l A.M.E. C h u r c A C a a a a n H a i g h t * C aaaalberry C om m unity M athadtat C hurcA Mw y. 1 M I A P t a a y B l d g * B A , C a a a a l b e r ry D aB ary C a ram an lty M ethodist C h a rc h W . 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Mention words like "apathetic," "indifferent," and dragging heels" to these people and they come out fight­ ing. Every merchant polled by The Sanford Herald aald he was unquestionably for the proposed marina and lakefront improvement plan, "We're 40 years late right now," said John D. Ivey, of Ivey’i Shoe Store. "The lake it not being used for a real good purpose when it could be our biggest asset." •’Terrific" and “wonderful" w trs words used by Miss Doris Fleming, of Fleming’s, when asked for her reaction cn the project. "I think it will be terrific and a money-making thing,” she said. Francis Roumillat, of Roumlllat 4 Anderson Drugs, said he is 100 per cent behind the marina. “It is our only answer to eave our identity at a com­ munity,” he declared. "I will give my time and whatever effort I can to get thl* project started." Glenn McCall, of Touchton's, had a similar response to reports merchant* were net giving their all in support of the likefront-improvement. “We’ra 100 per eent behind It," he said. "Anything we can do, we'll do It. We are giving our full support to the city commission and are wilting to help anyway we can." t Manuel Jacobson, of Jacobson's department store, echoed sentiments of the tame natural “We’re all for it,” he aald. "Everyona I know it for It." Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic Nstional Bank, had this to aay; "We're solidly behind th* program. It will create an imig* for our city." Seminole County'* popula­ tion growth is projected as se­ cond highest out of 13 coun­ ties in Florida expected to grow most in total number of people by 1973. This Information, from the latest Florida Kiplinger Let­ ter, project* a growth of 83 per cent for Seminole in 10 years. The projection is for a popu­ lation of 96,000 In Seminole by January, 1970 and 136,000 by 1975. That would be an in­ crease of 37,000 over the cur­ rent estimated population. The newest estimates of Florida's future growth are based on talks with population experts, government, business and Industry leaders, • * • There seems to' be some question about the sire of the * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 * Senator, the giant cypress at WEATHER: Tartly cloudy, possible showers thru Tuesday, high in 80*: low tonight upper 60s. Big Tree Park. The figure By Evelyn Lundy mentioned by the "Clock" the Awards, ceremony w h i c h VOL. 67 United Tress Leased W irt NO. 156 Established 1908 MONDAY. MARCH 29, 19G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA other day was 33 feet, 2 inches around. That is the fig­ climaxed the two-day Semin­ ure listed by the Florida For­ ole County Regional Science est Service in Its December Fair was held In the Oviedo Reporter. A speaker on a re­ School auditorium with 44 cent television program referr­ sludents receiving ribbons, ed to the circumference as S3 trophies, bonds and cash. Six of the students will have feet, two inches. ft ft ft their exhibits entered in the Seminole County Sportsmens State Science Fair In Orlan­ Association will hold a fish do April 8 9. AI! received sav­ fry at its new pavilion near the ings bonds from the sponsors of the fair as well as blue Wekiva River Friday night. NEW YORK fUPI) — A man on emtehet who ribbons. ft ft • America’s Gemini space twins robbed the Western Union of­ John Stuart of Lyman High The Kiwanis Club’s annual explored the celebrated path fice in Sanford Friday night School, whose demonstration Tancake Day is reported to be may be the same person who about the most successful ever. of the ultrasonic mutations of of heroea today in a tickerhas staged holdups in Guinea, mico-organisms was a top tape parade up lower Broad­ The financial report isn’t com­ villc and St. Augustine earlier plete but It Is expected to be winner in botany, also won the way that lifted off a day-long this month. trophy for the best overall very good. official salute from the na­ Police said today they have project in the senior high • • • tion's largest city. received notice that a man of school division. The DCT banquet, an an the same description held up Eddie Pula, of St. Luke's Astronauts V i r g i l (Gits) nuai event honoring employers the Western Union office in School, whose project was on Grissom and John Young, ac­ of students in the program will Gainesville March 20. He also telegraphic r e l a y , received companied by their families, take place at the Seminole is believed to be the same High School cafeteria, or stu­ the most, outstanding Junior rode in a motorcade through person who robbed a St. Au­ high school project award. dent lounge, as it is called, the paper-raining canyons of gustine loan company earlier. Special award for the best on April 6 That's next Tues­ The gunman entered the the financial district to City day, rather than this week project concerning cardlo-vaaWestern Union office on rular disease was presented to Hall amt a red-carpel wel­ • • • Weet First Street in Sanford Science Fairs are wonderful Tom Jones, of Sanford Junior come from Mayor Robert F. about doting time Friday High School. -Wagner. —— events. Despite derogatory night v A microscope for the moat charge! made against today’s After delivering brief re­ If* <Wbunded that If is. superior project in the Junior teenagers, a trip to a junior Vlrglnl* M. Jacobs, * vfllcr high school division was won marks and receiving gold and high school science fair manager, put ail of th* offi<* hy Gilbert Michael, of Oviedo keys to the city, the first wiU put today'a youth into the money into ■ paper bag he Junior High, who demonstrat­ men lo change the orbit of their proper perspective. You j their space capsule resumed carried. feel kind of stupid as you walk ed his experiment in making parading to midtuwn ManhatMrs. Jacobs s a i d t h e glass. around and try to comprehend | tan mid the Waldorf Astoria, amount taken was undeter­ flichard Lombardi, Lyman, the brilliant work of these ]where they were lo preside at mined. v,as a winner with a project science students, who write un infoitmil and private VII' 1 he automobile used in the on the detection of primary knowledgeably of things we lunch. A festive official city gunman's getaway wss ident­ genetic factors through chro­ never even heard of a genera­ matography in fluorescent eye I leception was scheduled, ified by Wayne Albert, of j Public Events Commission­ tion ago. Florida State Rank, who win pigments of fruit flics. ft • • er hn htttd C. Patterson head­ artost the street at the time Gardner Preedy, O v i e d o ed the delegation welcoming The Space A gaw e are liv­ of the holdup. High School student, won a Grissom, hi* wife, Betty and ing in today is reill}1^Hard for Albert said the gunman got bond and state fair entry with suns Scott, 14, and Mark, 11, MISS MARGARET QUARLES will Join with other homo economists anti the average person to com­ into a car parked on Oak his mathematical project on and Young, Ilia wife, Barbara food specialists in presenting for the public the second annual Mr. and prehend. Just how hard ts Avenue, made a U-turn with the theory of probability. Mrs. Creative Cooking School at 7 ;30 p.m, Tuesday a t the Sanford Civil* and children Samira, 7, and tights out, and left at * high brought home at a Science Nancy Strum, of Seminole (H e ra ld P h o to ) Center, rate of speed south on Oak. Fair, when half of what these High School, who had the only John Jr., 6. The uxtrucade from l.a students arc demonstrating is A notice front the Gaines­ exhibit from her school, was Guaidia Airport wus feted ville Police Dcpaitmrnt said over the head of most of their a top winner In the field of with two fireboat water sal­ the gunman who robbed th* parents. botany with her demonstra­ utes as it proceeded down tha ft ft ft Wrstern Union office tim e tion of photo-rcacliviatlon. East River drive lo the Batdruve away in a car with One of the most fascinating Larry Shull, Oviedo High tcry, at Manhattan's |ow(#r The Civic Center will huve a restaurant Seminole County lugs, facets of this era is an entire­ School, with a homemade seis­ odor Tuesday night when the second annual Mr. He was identified as a Ne­ ly new subject, entitled Earth- mograph, won a top award in tip. The parade began from and Mrs. Creative C ooking School Rets under­ Space Science. They are Just the earth-space science field. nearby Bowling Green. A Ib-Bsry couple wa* in gro, about 40 years of age, six-feet tall and weighing way at 7 :3 0 p.m . w ith the famous "Martha now writing the textbooks jurt-d Sunday afternoon in James Wakefield, of Lyman I^igan,” from Swift nnd Company offices In collision of their automobile about 200 pounds. about it. One of Seminole High School, had a winning He tuld his victim in St. County’s teachers, Ronald physics project which involv­ S t r i k e K n d s Chicago, demonstrating; new and heller ways to wltli a liavtoi-trailer at Augustine that lie was injur­ ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Hill of South Srminotc Junior ed (he explanation of (he cook all kindH of good th in g s to cut. High School, will help write schematic operation of the ( L T D — The natio n * 33,000 “ Misa lxtgan," who arrived in Sanford Sun­ Highway 17-112 and Interstate ed in an automulnle accident. Rut Gainesville polite said, if glass workers returned to such a book this summer. day, was at the Tublix Supermarket early to­ 4. laser beam. work today under a new day selecting the meats, vegetables and other William W. Kailner, 70, of it is the same man, they be­ lieve the Injury may be an three-year,contract which pro­ Items which she will use In the two-hour cook­ lit) Palmyra Hoad, and Mr*. old one. They said hi* foot DEMAND DROPS vides an estimated 34Vx rent* ing school demonstration, sponsored hy the Kastm-r were treated for appeared to be in a test in WASHINGTON (U PD -Fed- sn hour package. Seminole County Extension Service. Florida the Gainesville holdup. niinoi injuries. cral M i n t Director Ev* The 11-day strike closed Tower and Light, The Sanford Herald, Florida Adams says the demand for down m glass container man­ Trooper Duane Harrell said Tower Company, Tublix and Swift and Com­ Kennedy half dollar* 1* slack­ ufacturing plant* throughout kaitner'a rar collided with a Commies Cease pany. (See details on page 5.) ening. the natiun. truck driven by Ray E. Deeae SANTIAGO. Chile fUPI) — of Charlotte, N- C. Dccae was Authorities disclosed today Cyprus Supplies not hurt. that 247 persons died in the Kaatnrr wua charged with earthquake that devastated a WASHINGTON (UPD violation of right-of-way, ac­ wide area of central Chile Strong diplomatic pressure cording to Harrell, from the United Stales and Sunday. olhcr nationi appears to have National police officially halted, at leait temiwrarily, listed ai dead 214 residents K K K Dragon delivery of Soviet-made anti­ ol the village of Le Cobre aircraft missile* to Cyprus. which wss wiped out by ton* Diplomatic lourcc* reported of mud and water when a dam W aits On LB J during the weekend that * burst. A T L A N T A fUPI) — The •hip believed to be carrying Elsewhere, 33 persons were grand dragun of the Ku Klux such missiles from Die Unit-’ known dead, including four Klan and tbr imperial wliard ed Arab Republic lailed to each in Santiago and Valpaawaited today a reply to a Cypru* recently but did not ralao — Chile’s two largest request for an immediate unload her cargo. cities. meeting with President John­ son to discuss his proposed EDUCATION MERGER EYED clampdown on klan activities. WASHINGTON (UPI)-SenPALM BEACH (U PD -T he Grand Dragon Calvin Craig ate Democratic leader*, urged Florid* Dally Newspaper AsLarry Shull, Oviedo HTjfh School; Nancy Strum, SIX SCIENCE FAIR exhibitor*, winnera In the and Imperial- Wizard Robert on by Preildent Johnson, aoeiatlon la expected to vote Seminole High .School; James Wakefield, Ly­ Seminole County regional fair, will have their Shelton, who two <j*>* ago pushed today for ipeedy Sen­ Saturday to merge with the man High School; John Stuart, Lyman, Gardrier project! entered in the State Science Fair In called the President a "liar," ate approval of the HouseFlorida Press Association, an Treedy, Oviedo, and Richard Lombardi, Lyman. Orlando April 8-9. Shown here after receiving sent a telegram Sunday ask­ pasted 11.3 billion school aid organisation Of weekly news(Herald Thoto) bill. top awarda a t the Oviedo School auditorium are ing for the meeting. MPeri- At Florida Stat* Bank, Vic* President Loring Bur. gesi commented: "We have been spearheading this from the begin­ ning and there is no question where we stand." B. L. Perkins Jr., of Perkins Men'* wear, said h# couldn’t understand how talk got atarted that tha down* town merchant* might not be supporting lakefront im­ provement. "We’re certainly for it, Wc feel it Is our biggest asset and we hope it goes through," he said. Charles Robinson, of J. C. Penney'*, said simply, "we're all fer iU' New Winter Storm Blasts Upper Midwest 44 Students Win Honors In Science Fair r* Seminole County * *■* * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Gemini Twins Given Welcome N. Y.-Style ft Dragnet Out As WU Office Here Robbed Visit Cooking School Couple Injured In 2-Way Crash 247 Persons Die In Chile 'Quake — Arctic Cold Whips Snow United Tress International A new storm which raged out of the Rockies postponed spring in the upper Midwest again today, bringing winds which whipped foot-deep snows into massive drifts and drugging arctic cold with it. Tornado warnings were up early today in parts of I n d i a n a , Kentucky, Tennessee nnd Ohio, The s t o r m increased the snow cover in parts of Minnesota nnd Wisconsin nsuvA... BRIEFS to nearly four feet and rais­ ed a threat of history's worst floods in the Upper Missis­ MIAMI (UPI) _ Eight persippi Valley in the event of a sons died in highway mishaps sudden thaw, Duluth, Minn., had 42 inch­ around Florid* over Ihc week­ es of snow on the ground and end. the state Highway Patrol rc-portcd today. Minneapolis 27 inches. The nearly hatf-u-fuot of new snow at Minneapolis raised the total measured this WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e month to 37 inrhos, within administration Is stepping up throe inches of the record for its "War on Poverty” cam­ March, with mote forecast by paign in 182 of the nation’s mid-week. poorest counties, mostly in North Dakota gut an inch (lie South. of mow and a lli-yearold youth was killed when a car attempting lo pas* a snow DOVER, England (UPI) _ plow collided with hi* nolo on The West German freighter a highway near WahpeuW N, "Kaiharina" collided with th* C,, Sunday. British freighter “ Gannet" In U. S. 16 was blocked by the log shrouded E n g l i s h •now drift* from Presbo to Channel early today and sank. Chamberlain, S. IV, and » I foot of snow halted highway B U P IT ia S l l l ’g e O n travel around Blunt, High- I NAMKHAM. Burma (UPI) more end Gettysburg. S. D. I —Dr. Gordon Seagrave, th* Travelers were w a r n e d f a m e d "Burma surgeon,'* against using highway* west died Sunday of a heart ailand north of Mmueapolis, menl in the jungle hospital Mum. In- built fur primitive tribes­ Roads were ice glared and men 44 years ago. Seagrave treacherous southward into was 118 Nebraska and low a. Heavy snow warnings wero B u tc h e r s S la in up during the night for sec­ NEW YORK (UPD—Police tion* of South D a k o t a , Min­ appealed to the public for help nesota, lows, Wisconsin and today in efforts to track down Uppei Michgnn. the killers of three Brooklyn Light snow fell in the butchers, gunned down in the mountains of Wyoming, Colo- frceier compartment of a ludo and New Mexico, meal market in a weekend robbery. Traffic Toll War On Poverty Freighter Sinks Welcome Mat Vessels Lost WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson planned a warm welcome with lull mili­ tary honors today for Presi­ dent Maurice Yameogo of Up­ per Volta, a staunch ally to the hattlc to block Red Chin csr penetration of Afitca, WASHINGTON (U P l)-A n unsuccessful attempt by thn U. S. Coast Guard lo find three Soviet fishing vessels lost in Alaskan waters under mysterious circumstances has been revealed in congression­ al testimony. e t in c ig t A LW A Y S FIR ST Q U A LIT Y » TODAY — TOMORROW — WEDNESDAY _ BEAUTIFUL «" x 7" PHOTOGRAPH FOR ONLY • Ax* Limit 6 Year* • Completely Finlsbrd • Numerous Pose* • Extra Prlnla Available • Photographer Hour* (1 :0 0 . I I ) (1 . t ) ------------------------------------ Family Singers 8 P M Tonight A t SHS Auditorium - i \ in ■ • r •X ‘ • _ . *j • , t w ttm M . . .jfiB JBF^ T- V �> Divorcee Poinis Finger At Lover In Wife Slaying MUNCIE, Ind. cupff-' Ethel Key u t betide her hutband in the tlow moving car. She wat happy and noitatglc, for it wat Ihelr 13th wedding anniversary, A few hour* earlier Itev. Jack Greenfield (Ind.) Church of God, had re-enacted the marriage ceremony he per­ formed that spring day in 1952 for Ethel and Loyed Key. And now as Ihe evening of March 21, 1965, was drawing to a d o te , Ethel, 29, and Loyed were en route hack to their Marion (Ind.) home and their four children. Loyed, 30. the ton of a Jasper (Ala.) minister, stop­ ped the car and moments la­ ter Ethel Key's reyerle was halted forever by six bullets pumped through her brain. Police, found Key standing beside his ear, parked along Interstate (19. Mr*. Key’s body was on the seat of Ihe auto. Key told offleera that he had stopped for a flashing red light in the belief that It was a polire ear, two men ap proached, ordered him out of the car. tbok his wallet and hit wife'* purse, snd ordered 'him to crawl under the ve­ hicle. lte said he heard several ahnts and then heard a car driving away, lie said he emerged and found his wife's body. . Key was freed after ques­ tioning. Last Thursday police re­ ceived a lip that Mrs. Phyllis Maiclbaker, divorced mother of three and a worker at the factory where Key was em­ ployed, might know something about the case. Mrs. Ilatclbaker agreed to go to Indianapolis Friday for a lie detector test. During It she confessed plotting with Key to kill his wife so Uial he- might marry her. She said she followed the Key cur and when it stopped she went to the rar. gsve her lover soap and a damp cloth Io wash hts hands arpl took from him the still warm pis lot, hts wallet snd his wife's purse. Itev. Key prepared today to lake his four grandchildren buck to Alabama. IDs son faced arraignment on a first degree murder charge. Former Resident Dies A t Orlando Mr*. Ethel Polly Osbnrn, former resident of Sanford, died Friday m Orlando. Kim was horn III Cleveland, Ohm, and a member of Taft Seventh-Day Advenll*t Church. She « n bookkeeper I,ml moved to Orlando from banford in 1941!. Survivor* are her mother, Mr*. Mary Bally, of Sanford, and n *i»ter, Mra. Eleanor Kuenatnrr, of Bora Baton. Garden Chapel Home for Funrral* ia in charga. T a g D ay The l,ongwuod Clvte Lea­ gue hsa set tliii Friday as Tag Day for ihe tamgwood Library which ia entirely aupported by members of Ihe ]/-sgiie. Donations nf any amount wilt he gratefully in repled liy member* with tags si th* lamguood Plain, the post Offne. and Winn-Dixie It t tie nirner of Sanlando Fprtngs Drive and Highway 17-92. Railroad Merger Wins Nod F O R E S T L A K E A C A D EM Y Is winner of the Southern Union Temper­ ance Trophy. Among members of the local eociety are (Heated from left) Stephen Zorn and James Ballard; (standing) Glenn Cavanaugh. Jerry Priest, Doug Foley and Buddy Roberts. Others taking part were Cathie Connors, Ann Oswald, Milo Kincaid, Leslie Mansell, Ernie Stevens, and Rick Stevens. * (Herald Photo) U . S. Bombers Blast Red Radar review of the examiners de­ cision and expected appeals of groups objecting to the corporate marriage. The long awaited report in the case, which has been pending before the commis­ sion for three years, was filed by examiners .Jerome K. Lyle and Henry C. Darmstcdler, In their report, the exam­ iners said: "It is our belief that the overall benefit.* to lx- derivtd from consummation of the Roy Staley, 84 Dies A t Osteen Boy S. Staley, Rt, resident of Osteen for the past 20 years died Saturday morning. lie was retired from the \V u r 111 1 c r Corporation in North Tonawanda, N. Y . and was a member of Ihe Tnnav.anda Masonic L/vdge and of the Oddfellows Lodge. He was Presbyterian. Surviving j* his wife, Mrs. Emily Doyle .Staley, of Os­ teen Brtsson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. School Transfer Deadline Staled How does Christian Science heal? I %M II I ni. i r *I fur l \ H i m in M t 4 lit|"it*111 1 * w a* II* 1 il4 i * It lin r It tout opportunity — gain brithana infonuatio lbi» rtlifioo which m i 1 11. V lit* bioughr couiuJea# |Kti|ilr nol unit I t UMi UN) M'Hitp •olaiion and hope, but healing -domiift* Ion oval ftifkna** 44 well at am Youi neighbort wl* art Chrutian SnroU*i» cordially imnu you to • bee public lecture: \*nt wMl »»# b#M 4* S it nt T tM-*d t > 4 1 JN■Mf uf d N « V*I Ai r St4ti"n • »«4 » w iih nf rh»pl4»n t. ! in fit ittiM* nuriti ^ M < U d l# n i, |)#ls»4 ll*l li t Ikkitii l-'iitirtrtl In »*hi»rt# t l %I.K%. HIM K t i n v a l *#i ft | « r lt«\ I*tilt) It n f 1 1»i # 1 14. n hi* dl # 4 J*4lur4*> wi l l L# ti * I I * 1 lu Jti m in T it #'»<14 jr K m * # * 14 # 1fi !l *t ##n f i t t i t l t i w i t h It#* U rm ri r Hr**#11 J r IIi It I'stliiM) fUiwfit h# M ill iwl M-*|ilrat« Ih-if Hi ifion Kun#r#1 Horn# in c h f r u # O V E R -Vt Y E A R S At F irst K I'a lm rttu ( A b m g s i d e old p o s t o f f i c e ) LT. J. I*. LaRocca (left) receive* u letter of Hppredutiun for Itin oiitstumliiHf Work um »<|Uu<L ron chairman for the recent United Fund drive from hla commanding officer, Cdr. J. W. Taft, of RVAIM. LaRocca was inatrumental.it) the aquadron progrttm which enabled RVAH-l to go “over the top" in UF' contribution*. do you actually knot* about u T Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpela • Furniture • T ile • P lan o a • R rn tn l Urdu "PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY"* HAltltY S. SMITH. C.S.H. OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA Mrmbcr of I he nosrd of l.rrlurrshlp of Thr Mothrr ( 'butch, 'I he First t'luirih ol Christ. Srirnltsl In Itosiun, Massarhusctla. Seminole High Sihiml liro rg ia £anfor» f r r a l) £aire 2—March 29, 1963 ________________ : ____________________ ____________ r - proposed merger clearly out­ weigh any injury . . . which has not nor cannot be pro­ tected through the imposition of conditions." The examiners did not re ­ quire the inclusion of the fi­ nancially ailing Erie-Lackawana railroad. But they left the record open for 10 years to permit such a consolidation tti the proposed merged com­ pany if Erie-Lackawanna did not merge with the Norfolk anti Western Railway system. The I'cnnsy Central merger proposal is one of 12 pending brlorr the commission Since the so-called "urge Ui merge" moved into high gear in 1957, the ICC has approved 23 m er­ gers. Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends m LUCKYSTRIKEFILTERS They put back the taste others take away snr o M t e fl c u n A Cj r id e - in theatr Tnnllr A T»r««l*r *»tinw Mart# at Til* U lth 0 |» r |*1 ti* »* Sl'W* riral P«mf*iT«i pb*'*w ••Ml TIM t»\ TlltS 111)1 vr% " In C olor JMnrrin* %fAIII.(IN iniAMMl H ricu in r .fillers 11| m l»ol<*n 111lilt* flOr hldtllri I nrirr 12 DU E r iB s HDr » fw m Dudley Spanogle Dies Saturday I %At|*|lI,1,1 . » I <r \ WASHINGTON (UPI) - In terstate Commerce Commis­ sion (ICC) examiners today recommended approval of the jiroposcd merger of the New York Central and Pennsyl­ vania Ballroads. The com­ bined network would form the biggest rail line in the nation. The report said that as a condition of the merger, the new rail network must include the freight—but not passen­ ger—service* of the bankrupt New llavcn Itailroad. The examiners recommend ed Dial the new Pennsylvania itailroad not he required to tak e, over the New Haven’s money-losing passenger oper­ ation* "unless a plan is pro­ vided to offset the present operating deficits on a sound economic basis." A I’cnnsy-Ccntral consolida­ tion, if approved finally by the full ICC, would form a network of 19.600 mile* of track in the United States and parts of Canada. The combined line would base to­ tal assets of more than 55 billion. The full commission might lake more than a year In ren­ der a final verdict following Today'* followup strike was, also bombed "communications launched from tlie 17. S air- and other military installa­ tions" on the island, using 250rraft carrier Coral Sea. pound and 10 pound general fine plane an A4 Skyhawk purpose bomb*, napalm Jellied jet— wax sJint down, but its gaxeriiqr and rockels, pilot was re.vcued from the Bach Lung Vy Island is sea. about midway between the The North Vietnamese Com mast of North Viet Nam and munist.x claimed two IT. S the Communist Chinese island plane,* were shot down and nf Hainan. It li 225 milei "many others" damaged. northeast of the border be­ The raid wax Die llth against tween North and South Viet the Communist' north since Nam. Feb 7 when Ihe I'nlted States In Saigon, South Viet Nam’s began itx policy or regular rwiwerful Buddhist hierarchy aerial assault*. today discouraged Buddhist "There wax substantial dam souths from participating in age to our primary objective," any "peace movements," said Cdr Henry I' (iltnde The action was seen as a man, Die pilot in command nf move toward Buddhist support the ni!*»mn He also led F ri­ for the civilian government of day's attack. I'rcmier t'han Huy Quat and (illnilcman (lew hi* FI Phan­ Dudley A. (Dor) Spanogle, tom jet >*' Saigon ami dexenb Ills policy of keeping the press­ of Carlisle Drive, Casselber­ ed today'll mission at a press ure on Die Communist Viet Cong ry, o i l pronounced di-ad by briefing. A spokesman for Die Nation­ strangulation by Coroner Al I Glindcman said live primary Davis Saturday morhino after target was a half acre radar al Buddhist Center said a corn* be hail b u n found battgitu; | site whirli was part of North munltpu- addressed to Sn.ixg) from a nylon rope in a small Viet Nam's aircraft detection voting Buddhists warned them not to tie taken in by pacifist utility room at bis borne net propaganda Spanogle, a (iR-yrar-cdd re ­ "Higher authority thought Tin- Buddhist leadership ha* tired plaster,u. hud hecn suf we should go hack anil attack plated a ms tor mil m several fering f r otn ill to at tit for t tie it again " to- said of Die political upheaval* past two years A native of (•lindemun said Ins plane winch have hampered the war T'enrisylvanin, tie moved to effort again*! Die Communist* Cassrlherry six years ago in the past 17 months. from Must is lie was a mem­ One of the current peace ber of the 1' r v a b y l r r i n n movement* was launched sevChnrrh. oral weeks ago by Thlch His Iindy was found ut up Hoang l.lcn, * Buddhist priest proximate!)- 11.30 am by lus associated with the National daughter, Mrs, Andrea I vtn h, Not i, ,-s hue,lien sent of Cussldhrt ty. liim tgeiu v Ition,' ti, at) p an-lit-' i.f S. m Center His superiors have now- »*k rail was answered by the ui"!c C..mil \ iudi n t. irif.'i i,i ed lit in to withdraw from that seltier ry Volulit t«-i bn,- Dr m g l In in " t t lu opt l uuil en effort, known as "the struggle p a l tine til's resetie truck and r n l l m e n t m e t h o d s n o w in r f Nlblark'a ambulance service fr. * u n d e r n e w s. I„.,d po licy . movement for [ware and the people's happiness " The Seminole County Slut i tie li .i t i, ,- I n f i l l ........ . p in Thlch ()uaiig t ten lias been iff's Depat ton nt and < mi" 1 i n t-i rti.it all p u p il* , l i p j l d e 1" hej ry I'o)l< e ic-M-rled Davis in J.ltrll-I pot'll* s- te -il- o f 11 * seeking smile sort of xelCeIhe investigation. i "iml> -),.,1I In,\i- Du- iigtil to nielli with the Communist* to stop what lie railed a ft a Immediate survivor* air t w ,, i . p t i u n s tin- widow, Mis I n i r M a I | " , "Inil in tin* si lii-nt in D n id.il w a r " Spanogle, of Cass,-lln-rrv, atti-oited "i Wiiohl lu,\, at three ilnugliteis, Mis I >m il. tended by pi "toiil II'll ,u "titLcqal Notice Mrs. I.oietta .Shipley and mat i-ntiano- duilog tinI |i ^1 I HU * N\ Ml. Mis. Adina Delteim-r, b o t h o f |9iiI C5 school year, or, N' IT I• I I** briel.t ■! vrf) 1h 41 w inter Park, and six giaml|ti bii• t i ■ ii ■ 2, To request ailinissinn In t *im *■»t *i I P miii % I" ir tc \ v» * •fiilu-i U ehildien. the school nraiist hts lesi- •" 1u til v, K11*r lrln u n - l r f i Im* nt H4»n* ■f ' ................ deuce. >ti • ('M i r m il Mm * C a th o lic M e d \ 11 rn|iiM « for changing t\ *11it iAi-'ImIM •1IiU t • ■ i*' *r • « »1 " mm » The rosary making group of schools must be submitted m Hi I h» ' *■ I*'" k nt 1 1 » i ‘ t * ijI• fff p » • T T * * • • ‘ ll ' t Kt 9 the Church of Nativity Cath during any regular school 14 in 4 t li'i »b* olir JVomen’s Club will meet day during the month of fit .. i i i I m * nf ' h i « P*»*i 1trh 11#i i, f at R p m. today in the social A p r i l . It'i'f,. N»m# Rmtiitf# f*. wft s#. i i.tii hall of the rhurrh Mrs. J e n ­ Application forms are avail «*•.»** t' 11 i n K Ilf 4'iiiitn nie Fox, wleys ami means I, 111,* In III,- offices "f school I‘ti i t i. SI «t 1 .. a .\|*i k i* 6,. chairman, will conduct the principals amt Die county <t ' h M meeting. siiperinlr ndenl and must be properly filled out by parent* "Sun Ide Stud, or gum illnite Do- school Studies oiiiije in tin- Unite.| hoard iltlectlve slated. States and Europe «l widely Sc 11Old offli ills rliiph«*d*C'l different peiioda of lino stl t h a t a p p l i c a t i o n s m a y hr show that virtually no chil­ u u i 'l r o n l y d i n i n g Die m o n t h dren under the age of ............ of \ p r l t foi . o l t a i i i ', - in Do You kn iv heard about mil sutelde. according to i In* S c p t r U i li e i si i n r s t e r . C hrutian Sctenet, but hot* muck Encyclopaedia lint annua SAIGON (L'Pl) — More than 40 U. S. Navy bombers poured tons of high explosives today on a North Vietnamese radar installation near Coin niuntst China. It was the se­ cond American raid on the island base in 72 hours. The target—Bach 1/ong Vy (Nightingale) Island — was bombarded Friday in a raid that took American pltmca far­ ther north than ever before The island is R5 milts* south of mainland China in Ihe Gulf of Tonkin. Funeral Notices / ttfje i iU Pi mm M In I 3 LBS. T IP le p SUPERMARKETS " j Jl 4 th . S t. & Sun ford Ave. JIF F Y STEAKS l i n n w . 1 3 th . s i . (Juuntity Righlu Reserved Corn SIRLOIN Fed Heavy Western Beef T-IiONE STEAK 59* lb. I ITSHF.ItMI.N a >>/.. I'KG. STAND \f(l> M l. .103 CURE STEAK lb. 69‘ Morton t hit k, n. Its. t Or Turkey FISH STICKS . . . 35c PIES TOMATOES R On. • * * LIMIT 2 WITH tvon ORDER I.IMP BOLL NORTHERN TOILET c/i) LB. BAG HERSHEY’S G R IT S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MAINE OIL LIMIT 1 WITH * ■ ■ * ■ LII MIT Ml 3 M i l II 4J.no ORDER SEE-A ll. I I.H BOX LIMIT 2 WITH \ *3.00 ORDER SARDINES FLAT CAN c Cs 't o - c ( B /la /fU t i / i ' SU GA R *5.no O R D E R • • • • • LIMIT 2 WITH 13.00 ORDER • P IL L S U U R Y B U T T E R M IL K BISCUIT A , CANS 3 5 C U LU E S E A L SO LID T H R IF T Y OLEO BLEACH 2 iss 2 9 ‘ or. T 0 ‘ LIMIT 2 WITH 13.00 OHDER LIMIT : PLEASE FRESH GREEN CABBAGE GOLDEN 18. 6' BCHOOL BOY APPLES R IP E A re . SANFORD, FLORIDA SUNDAY, APRIL 4. 1*45AT 3 vOO P„M. ALL AKK WELCOME y/ 5 29 • 59 SUGAR PORK & BEANS * lb . HERSIIEY OR HENDERSON . . . . . . . . . . 2/35c • * • t ■ S3.D0 ORDER LIMIT 23 WITH Wl NO. J00 CAN SHOWBOAT TISSUE STEAK EACH CAN 5 LIMIT 10 PLEAS1I BANANAS LB. ♦ 4 a 35' �c need." He urged that it be raised to million. The secretary said the ad­ ditional funds would be' u*ed to hire 183 more Secret Serv­ ice agrnts plus 7fi administra­ tion clerical employes, and to buy armored vehicles, radios am! protective gear. "I wish to emphasize,” Dil­ lon said, "that without these additional resources it will simply not be possible for lire Secret Service to provide the protection for the President ami his family that the tra ­ gic event of November, I'.tfi.’t, S lir & anfnrh tjrra lh has proved to tie necessary. ’ March 29. 1965—Page 3 Dillon asked for the appropriation increase Feb. 15 when he testified during a W A SH IN G T O N (L 'P l) — ^T reasury Secretary C. Doug­ las Dillon wants Congress to overrule Presidcnl Johnson and vote $4 million more than the Chief Executive asked for his own protection. Dillon, in an action he said was "perhaps unprecedented,'’ told a House appropriations subcommittee the $8.7 million f , requested hy Johnson for the Secret Service next fiscal year "was nowhere near suf­ ficient In meet the obvious dosed hearing of a House ap­ propriations s u b committee The hearing transcript was made public Sunday. ••I am fully aware." he said, ‘\l»nt it is perhaps un­ precedented for a cabinet of­ ficer, and particularly the secretary of the treasury, to ask for ait appropriation m excesa of that requested in the President's budget.” Hut, Dillon said, this was *‘n very special and indeed un­ ique situation.'* He said the President felt this substantia! Increase in funds for the Sen Cl Service was "so intimately connected with him that he should not personally pass upon them.” S t a t e Department and Agency for International De­ velopment (AID) officials were to testify today before Senate and House committees considering President John­ son's $3.4 billion foreign aid request. The Senate foreign rela­ tions committee and the House foreign affairs ronttnittcc re­ sumed their hearings on the a d iti i n istratiou's authoriza­ tion request for another year of eeonomie and military as­ sistant e, VID A dm in istrator D avid K. Hell was to appear before the Senate group. The- com­ mittee hoped to begin work latt r this week on its draft version of the aid hill* Rep. Frank T. Row (ROhiol criticized the foreign aid program as being "the primary rrason for the flow of gold to other nations." How, a member of the House appropriations subcom­ mittee which - handles aid funds, .-aid "since lHo7 our gold supply has dropped $T.2fil billion and virtually alt of this amount was pur­ chased by 57 nations who were beneficiaries of our for­ eign aid program.’’ Other congressional news; Voting Rights: Senate ami House committees r e s u m e hearings on President John­ son's proposal to outlaw liter­ acy teats in states where they are held to be used to dis­ criminate against Negroes. Cigarette*: Chairman Paul Rand Dixon, ef the Federal Trade Commission, testified at Semite commerce commit­ tee hearings into proposed legislation requiring that cig­ arette* be laludrd a health haxnrd. The commission has an­ nounced plans to require warning labels effective July 1. The committee is consider­ ing two hill* to require some form of health warning on cigarettes in line with a sur­ geon general's report last year that smoking contribut­ ed to cancer and other di­ seases. TVelfare: Managers of Pres­ ident Johnson's $0 billion wel­ fare package, which includes medical insurance for the eld­ erly, are hoping the House rules committee will open hearings Tuesday. The socalled medicare hill probably will be passed in the House sometime in early April. IX — SUMD HI.IU'KS — STKP-S — PIFU H t.nt'hS — IttA t H i:s—FLOW Fit PU IS—STOPPING STUNFS— ItUOITNt; I Ft T — POI VFl i n i . F M ; Pf.ASTIC — COI.tilt Fit rO N t UKI F. 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Residing at 295 Marvin Avenue, he has been in l.ongwood for four years. 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Pape 4—March 29, 1965 Back/ Seminoles Defeat Edgewater 8 -7 ^Hounds Win 7 To 6 By Jim B t « k » Herald Sparta W riter I t took a couple of dazzling defensive play* and aoma fine baas running bp Larry Millar to do It but the Lyman Grayhoundt pulled a 7*6 extra In* ning win oyer the DeLand Bulldogs Friday night. I t waa the second Orange Belt Conference v i c t o r y againet a alngle defeat for Lyman. The Bulldoge are the de­ fending champ* of the OBC. The Hounde jumped off to a 6*0 In the flrat four Inning*, aided eonaiderably by five DeLand walk* and three DeLand error*. Meanwhile, Charlie Newell wa* bolding the Bulldog* to two acrateh alngle*. In the bottom of the fifth, though, DeLand auddenly got Allen Claims Bowling Title BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) Bill Allen'a year-long night­ mare It over. The rangy Orlando, Fla., eoulhpaw today headed for another Professional Bowleri Auoclatlon winter itop, Hart­ ford, Conn., after getting a ♦J.OOO chfck for winning the nationally* televiicd 132,500 Buffalo Open. The 30-year-old blond father of two beat young Nelion Bur­ ton Of St. Loula, 200-100 Satur­ day at the DePew Falrlanci to booit hla winter tarnlngi 'to *10,393. It wa* March, 1034, at thii aame PBA oulpoit that Allen'a nightmare began. He bowled strongly to gain the chsmplonahlp round, but differed a Z3I-1S0 drubbing at the hand* of Wayne Zahn, Atlanta, O*., in the title match. Bob Strampe of Detroit, who received *1,500 for third place, edged Dick Weber of St. Louis. Weber'* fourth-place effort netted him *1.300, lifting hi* binkroll to *27,3*0, easily the beat on the (our. Whliky which wa* made il­ licitly to evada the payment of taxes came to be called "moonshine whUky" from the feet that muit of It wa* made in Uie hi 11a by the light of the moon. hot tallying two runa. They added another In tha alxth and want Into tha final frame trailing {>y three runa, 0-3. Newell suffering from a foot Injury retired after walk­ ing the ftrat batter. He waa replaced by Steve Slmpkim, who gave up a walk and alngla to load the baaea. At thla point Bulldog Bill Bartlett amaahed a double paat Allen Currena In center field driv­ ing In a trio of run* and knot­ ting the acore at 0-0 with no out*. Bartlett wa* on aecoml ba*e. It wa* at thla point that Lyman turned on the fielding flncute. , DeLand ^.Catcher Tommy Lawton tfapped tha ball to Mike Sterling at irrond, Sterling threw to Miller at flrat retiring Lawton. Miller then relayed the ball to Lar­ ry Baker at third who nailed Bartlett trying to advance. The Del-and rally wa* not ov­ er, however. T h e next batter Jest* fJrovee drove the ball paet Don Taulten In right field for what appeared to be In fntlde the park game winning hom­ er. But Currena, in center, re­ covered the ball and relayed It to Sterling who made a fine throw to Larry Lott at the plate cutting down the runner and retiring the aide. The conteet then went In­ to extra inning*. Ili-Lnnd Ken Bradley, who allowed only one tingle after taking over the mound with two out* In the flrat, tlruck out Paulsen and Brent Helm* for the first. two out*. I-arry Miller walked Payne, cent Miller to eecond on the firet pitch to the next batter, Baker. The tall firet banrmnn la*nt the throw put­ ting himself into scoring po­ sition. On the next pitch, however, ho fooled everyone. Including the DeLand catcher, by tear­ ing out for third. Miller slid safely Into the hag and Lawton'a throw sailed over the head of the third baseman. The l.ymnn infieldor picked himself up out of the dust ami scored the winning run. by beating the throw to the plate. Simpkins mowed (he Bull­ dogs down 1-2-3 in the bottom of the inning to register the victory. Lyman goes to Kissimmee Tuesday to lake on the KowIhj)-s In another OBC till. , Grba Beats Senators, 11-3 fifth. Bcrnle Barbour wa* With the score 7-3 In Edge- Harris dropped a hit behind By David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer knocked in by Chuck Scott in w aler'i favor, Sanford loaded first base and Ronnie Hinson the bate* in the seventh. The Semlnoles staged a the dxth. and Sonny M euer came home three-run rally In the last In­ to tie 'th e game i-7. Then ning to edge the Edgewater came the wild pilch. Eaglet S-7 In a Metro Confer­ Dudley found the going ence baseball game in San­ rocky for the Seminole* in ford Friday. the first two innings and had Edgewater took a 0-0 lead In to get relief from Hinton. But the aecond inning but the Sem­ he was sent back to the lnoles kept chipping away and mound by Cosch Jim McCoy finally overcame the Eagle* and showed good control the In the acvenlh. Xreit of the way. Edgewater got the jump in The Seminoles will take to the second when Bill Deaton, the field agsln Tuesday when Eagle pitcher, hit a grand they host Winter Park here I % alam home run. at 4 p.m. Fitzgerald is the Seminole Catcher S t e v e SEMINOLE HIGH GOLF team has been the winner in all of its matches likely starter for Sanford. Harris drove in the lying run to date. The linksmen bent Colonial 164 to 1G8 in a Friday contest at MayIn the seventh and a wild fair. They will be in action Friday away in a match with Boone, EdgeLegal Notice pitch from Deaton brought water and Bishop Moore. Left to right: Jeff Williams, Roth Vihlen, Larry Bill Kuykendall home with the iv t iii : c m c i lT t n n i T o f Sherwood, Kay Bradford, Tommy Todd, Leroy Noppcr and Coach Fredt i i i ; viVTii J t ’DirtAi. t'ln clincher. Ganas. * (Herald Photo) CIIT IV AVII KOI! lEMI^lULK Trailing 0 0 in the third, the COUNTY. VLOIUIIA. / CHAVCKItV 50. 14.WT Semlnoles finally came to life ........ F U L T O N RAVINUB BA N K when Harris drove to Danny K I N G S COL’NTT, ........... r Tillii and Ron Hinton to nar­ nalnllff. VM, row the gap. WILLIAM D. BEAVERB* «* ui, During the next three in­ Pl *1, DALE RIGGENDACH, left, and Rob Miller dis­ Defendant*. nings, Bonnie Dudley, the N O T IC E O F RAMS play weekly prizes for the Hole-In-Onc Tourna­ Seminole pitcher, held the NO TIC E IF H E R E B Y G I V E N ment being sponsored by the South Seminole Eaglet la check while Kuy t h i f fin t h * I t h d a y o f April* n « 5 a t 11:00 • . m. a t t h a m a i n krndill acored in the fourth Jayceen. Daily competition.takes place at Orange floor of t h e C o u r t h o u s e o f By David Higginbotham ond In the 200 free with fly for Sanford with 1:11.7 and Eddie Fitzgerald in the H em in o lt C o u n t y , a t S a n f o r d , Knoll Golf Driving Range in Altamonte Springs. F l o r i d a , t h a u n r ie re lg n e d C l e r k Herald Sports Writer 2:10.6 and Alan Lucas took and Jerry Mill* took second w i l l o f f e r f.o r aale t o t h * hi gh® The Semlnol* High awim- third with 2:19.6 both for the with 1:30.0. Busby won the • • t a n d be et b id d e r for c a i h t h e f o l lo w in g d e a c r lb e d r e a l Seminole*. mlng team came within three property: polnte of beating the highly Boyd took first for Lees­ 100 free for the YellowjacITL o t 1. O A K L A N D H I L L S ADDITION, according to rated Leeaburg Yellowjecket* burg in the individual medley eta with a time of 67.6 and t h e p l a t t h e r e o f am r e c o r d * with the Sanford boya losing with 2:40.6 and Buster Bruce Gary Ganaa took second for Mil In r i a l B o o k 12. r a g e in* P u b l i c R e c o r d * o f S e mi * 40 to 40 and the Seminole took second for Sanford with •Sanford with 50.1. and Larry not* Comity, Florida Hodges took third for SHS girls losing by a score of 00 2:40.H and and Bruce Dowlen (o ge th e r w it h all etrucluree* also from Sanford took third with 1:05.4, to 24. I nifiroA erne n t a, f i x t u r e * , a p p l i • Boyd won the 100 bnckinner®, a n d Ap p u r t e n a n t * # * o n Con Wilaon, Andy Lyon, with 2:67 6. In the diving Raid l * n d o r u s e d In c o n j u n c ­ Buster Brure and Greg (iamia competition, Mike McGuire slroke for Leesburg with By Paul Glad _ Pitching four hit hall and t i o n t h e r e w i t h . 1:11.0 and Con Wilson took took second for Sanford and won the 200 medley relay for striking out five Maples was T h i s Kile t* m a d * p u r s u a n t Herald Sport* Writer By Marshall Lingo to final decree of for eclosure Sanford with a time of 2:01.4 Buster Anderson took third. second for Sanford with 1:13.0 the winning pitcher. The loss e n t e r e d i n C h a n c e r y a c t i o n No, The Ssnford Junior High Herald Sports Writer (ireg Ganns won the 100 and Busier Anderson took n o w p e n d i n g In t h e Ci r * and Bobby Headrick took sec­ was given to Bruce Stuart, the third with 1:32.H. Morris won The Oviedo Lion* trounced baseball team won a 7-0 de­ first South Seminole pitcher. c u l t C o u r t o f a n d f o r S e m i n o l e the 400 free with 6:01 for the Kowboya of KUalmmee cision over the South Semin­ Gracey led the Braves at C otui nAtTy K. HF l oTr ii dl a1H. 2 i t h d a y o f ole Junior High team Friday, the ‘plate with three hits for M a r c h . I MS. I-epshurg and Bobby Head­ 11-1 Friday at Oviedo then <8KAL> thus remaining undefeated. rick took second for Son ford the day. Including a double. A r t h u r IL B e c k w i t h , J r . The Brave* got their first and Jim Foley took third. fell to defeat Saturday at Tit­ Cl erk of th e Circuit C our t The Braves have now com­ B y : M a r t h a T. V i h l e n score in the first inning when piled a record of four victor­ Andy Lyon won the 11)0 usville. Jimmy Courier fanned 12 Tommy Bryant hit s single in­ ies and one tie. They play A N DDKeI p1 u8 0t yN . CItl eIr kNII. breaststroke for Sanford with Bruce Dowlen taking third. Kowboya and started th» aea- to left field to score Mark again today at Evans. Either DEAN A l.n\VNDKl* A tto rn e ys for P la in tif f In the girl'a eventa Sanford aon off right with a no-hitter. Csoio. Mike Morgan or Skipper Sen- 22" E a s t C e n t r a l B o u l e v a r d AI Whltewolf waa pegged Neither tram srored again karik wjll be the starting O r l a n d o . F l o r i d a took no first places, hut got SEBRINO (UPI) — Black sudden wind whipped across p u b l i s h M «r«. h 21. l t d a number of seronds and as tha losing pitcher for the until the fourth inning when pitcher. CDK-lt) clouds swept over the scent­ the bleak landscape, where the thirds. Rose Mary Walton, Kowboya. singles by Fred Weber, Don ed orange grove*, answering streaking ears roared a de­ Paula Elam, Karen Law ami Tim Colbert rapped a home Buhinsnn and Billy Gracey, the bellow of the cars with fiant discordant f u n e r a l Linda May took second for run to spark the Lion* victory in addition to a fine squeeze peel* of thunder, and in driv­ Sanford in the 200 medley over Kissimmee. Billy Mikler plsy put lo gelher by Gary ing rain that came at dusk a march It was a seem- lit for relay with a time of 2:45.1 got thrre hit* at four trips Maples and Mike Lung, result the dealh of a king. It was ON 100 BRANDS champion died. Delane Johnson took second to the plate for Oviedo. Char­ ed in four runs. Then the rally It happened in a puddle of Ferrnri's Inst stand, the finest for Sanford in the 200 free lie Miller had two for three; was crushed when George water on a lonely bend where and hardest running of the 12- and Ginger Norris took third Colbert hud 2 for 4; Kelly Milwee showed a fine job a! there waa no one to mourn, hours of Sebring. with Paula Elam taking sec­ Fore held a 1 for 2; Walter relief pitching and retired the and the new champions flashed Beasley and Hex Brook* both aide. ond In the 60 free. When it ended Saturday, the FA R R ELL’S by with a scream of triumph. Sanford got added Insurance had 1 for 3; and Courier batt­ Cindy Wilson took second in ARCADE PACKAGE S»QRE In the distance, the lightning first crown was placed on the the individual medley to set ed 1 for 4. in the aixth when Gracey dm: Bashed and from the west a most astonishing success story a new Sanford record with u OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. hied home Don Itohinxon and In Saturday's affair Tum­ 310 E. F1KNT SANFORD In the annals of modem racing. time of 2:60.0. Barbara Bolt my Edwards twirled a no- Brad Hollingsworth scored on WE GIVE TOP VAUJE STAMPS a long sacrifice fly by Maples. Fur ai last an American driv­ took second In (he loo fly with hitler for the Terriera to shut er had won a great Interna a Lime of 1:22.6 to set it new out (he Lions 12-0 In a fix* tional race in an American Seminole record. In the div­ inning ballgam*. Edwards pitched hi* (eeond ing competition Walton took car. American cars dominated second for SHS and Johnson no-hitter within the week took third. Cherl Murray took against Oviedo giving Titus­ the race. The checkered flag also second for Sanford with 1:20 ville a 0-2 mark for tha teaKansas City Athletics whipped Ihc St. I.ouis Cardinals 10 B. crowned the drive and vision In the backstroke and Linda son. Edwards has given up on­ Reynolds only received credit of a 28 year old Texas oil mil­ May took aecond in the ly four hila in four complete for a single, however, since lionaire named Jim Hall, who breaststroke with Karen La*..' ( >mil. In Saturday'! game Ter­ he passed another base run­ designed, hullt ami drove a taking thiul In the 400 free. rier Sem Wortham collected Cindy Wilaon, Bolt, Murray ner, Ken Suarez, who held up radical sports ear called the and Martha Kosky took sec­ three Kite while teammate fearing Reynolds' blast would Chaparral to victory. Hall, his partner, Hap Sharp, ond In the free medley relay Bay Cowart batted two for be caught. three. Slugger F r a n k Robinson and their cO-drivcrs Ronnie with a time of 2:10.9. Oviedo'e Sonny White was The Semlnoles will host lagged 'a ’three-run homer off llissom and Bruce Jcnningi, the losing pitcher fur the af­ Edgewater and Winter Park two cars. When Jim Bouton in the first inn- entered lng and the Cincinnati Reds Sharp's car began to fail mid­ at the John Long Pool in Or­ ternoon. Oviedo'e record now stand* went on to defeat the New way in the race, they concen­ lando Tuesday In another at 1-1 for tha aaason. York Yankees 4-2. It was Ro­ trated on the other car which Metro Conference meet. binson's third spring homer. took Die lead around noon Leon Wagner powered one when Dave Gurney’* LolusONLY J f l RACING DAYS LEFT! squad of Cleveland Indians to Kord broke. Hall carried moat a 3-3 triumph over the Boston of the load. Red Sox with a two-run homer He drove the Chaparral A oo« ru n in the flrat frame. The rest of through broiling heat, through the Tribe wound up on the a torrential rain and into the »l*>rt aide of a 5 3 tally against black night with flame belch­ Where the Los Angeles Angela. ing from the organ llke stack black Kuykendall and Don of carburetor intakes behind Landrum each smashed sev­ his head. enth Inning homers as the Chi­ Hall and Sharp drove their cago Cubs rolled to an 11-5 ears at incredible speeds with victory over the San Francisco Sharp finally raising the lap Giants. Kuykendall's drive record to a bit more than 104 waa a solo effort and Lan­ mph—four mph better than the old record. drum's came with two on. .?•. IT [ € is currently listed on the Met*' farm club roster with Buffalo of the International League A couple of welrome new­ comers, catcher John itomano am) outfielder Danny Caler, paced the Chicago White Sox to a 3-3 triumph over the De­ troit Tigers. Romano, who played for Cleveland last seacon, and Cater, who came to th>- Sox from Philadelphia, each drove in a pair of runs to help the White So* to their fourth consecutive exhibition cirruil victory. Home runa by Jackie Brandt and Jerry Adair powered the Baltimore Orioles to a 4 3 vic­ tory over the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates. Roberto Clemente, live National L e a g u e batting champ who has been recuper­ ating front a o n e of malaria, Joined the Buci Sunday for batting practice and later said be atlll feci* weak. Rrynolds Blsits Ilomrr Tom Reynolds slugged a 10th inning homer to' provide the victory margim ai - the S ' r Seminole Team B y Three Oviedo Splits Braves Shut O ut In Two Games Hurricanes 7 -0 Over Weekend New King Crowned In Sebring Race m a IS Ml t / .UCK’\i l f TRIK i‘ JE J Im p ress 8 tenge! Another rookie ebortatnp, Darrel Harrelaon of the New York Meta organization, made a strong Impression on tha "old perfaeaar" Casey Stengel Sunday. Harrelaon, who waa dkithtriad Irani tha Army Just a!named two dou­ bt oae run and *• apart tha Mata ta a 4-1 victory ovac tha {Milwaukee Bram. Harrelaon i Leesburg Swimmers Edge SPECIALS EVERY DAY! its Balled deepUniversal decease i t does alm osteverything 'Reject' Gets Revenge By Pete Dowd UPI Sports Writer One thin* that'* aure to grow grey hairs on a major league manager'* brow at this time of year 1* to have ■ squad of farmhandi make hasty hash out of his regulars, even II tire farm club belongs to lire front office. Manager Gil Hodge* saw his hapless Washington Senator* come out on tire short end of an 11*3 debacle Sunday and tire winners were the N its' own farm club from Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League, The crowning Insult to lire Amcrr Iran League'* perennial cel­ lar-dwellers was that the vic­ tory went to major league re­ ject Eli Grba, who pitched for tha Lo# Angeles Angela In 10S2. Hodges' crew auffered from another backfire when rookie • hortstop Tim Cullen of the Nate, who wa* on loan to the Triple A club for the game, amaibed four hit* to lead Hawall'a 1* hit barrage againat the unwary parent squad. Tha Lo* Angelas Dodger* •Iso were tha butt of a back fire Sunday when rookie abort atop Jim Jeakkta of Mince aota sliced a single to right la the 14th inning to apark the Twine to a 7-4 victory over the Dodgera. Jenkins waa drafted by the Twine during the winter fronr the Dodger organiiatico. ' mmm NEW LUMSTRIKE FRIERS Post Time 8:10 NIGHTLY Except Baa. M A TIN EES wwi.^sat. • DERBY QUALIFYING RACES Mo*. Nit* April 3 • Eicltlag PERFECTA8 featured ta all Raciug Program* Sorry — No Minoru PUTBACKTHETASTE OTHERSTAKEAWAY J i l l IT S TRY NEW LUCKY (TR IK E FILTER* rw ^y , « * .* ■ • * MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD ft ORLANDO \ i . \ h i tha original4 wheeldrtw work andhobbyhorsa t Tough ]oba ara mads to ordar for tha ‘Jaap* 'Jeep' Universal takes on all comara in tough, Universal—proven all.over tha world. Whan heavy-weight jobs like towing, pushing, haul* thara'a work to ba done, thera’e really nothing ing, winching, enow plowing, or hoilting. Ilka thla hard worker. Just driving it la really fun. And the 'Jaap* In the deeart or above the dew line, It’s right Universal stays vsiusblo because It stays ver­ at home. Treat It rough and It comes on satile. Half cabs, full cabs, or convertibla top, strong. Laughs at tha weather. Scoffs at ice plus other options. or enow. With 4-wheel drive traction, your K A t a w m Jaap c o m m o a A n o H >ou **«. an* Ttat driva this “Unstoppable1 at your ’Jeep' dealer's soon. CO RD ELLS REPAIR SHOP 500 £ . Second St. Sanford, Florldq « Y » �March 20, 1065—Pape B f Herald. Mi s s Margaret Qyarles, home economist with the Flo­ rida Power and Light is co­ ordinating the displays and demonstrations of cooking ap­ pliances from local merchants. Mrs. Mary Hurslinger, Florida Power Corporation home eco­ nomist, will assist. Cooking School Set Tuesday At Civic Center Thr Sanfurd (’ivir Center will be tbe arene «>f tbe *••<•nml annual Creative C.iukine S. hind fur men, women and young future homemukcis. Tuesday at 7:30 p in Everyone is invited to at­ tend the demonstration* of looking whieh will h a v e •‘something for everyone" for hope, guests and purty time. More thnn 1.000 people at­ tended lust year's school and to-aponiors are making urtangements for another gigan­ tic event this year. ‘Our plans ale all set tor a new and belter school I hut will include menus In appeal to everyone from X to 80," said Mi-s Myrtio Wilson, di­ rector of tiie school here. All foods will lie from Pub lix Supermarkets in the Saliford Shopping Plaza and will be personally selected by Miss Martha Logan, Co-sponsors include the Flo­ rida Power and Light Com­ pany whose home economist, Miss Margaret Quarles is al­ to assisting with arrange­ ments for the school and co­ ordinating displays of local merchants. Assisting Mary L»gan will be Mrs. Mary Hurslinger, of Winter Park, home economist for the Florida power Cor­ poration, one of the sponsors of the Cooking School. D i s p l a y s from Sanford Electric and Randall Electric Companies will be set up st the Civic Center, featuring tbe latest rooking equipmentM ungolitn F isb triea Outer Mongolia, landlocked in the heart of Asia, has gone in for commercial fishing, ex­ porting whitcfUh and other catch taken from ita rivets and lake*. SitiTorB YrraI3 at Martha Logan's - Whole Family Invited For Demonstration There will be "something for everyone" at the annual Mr. and Mrs. Cooking School, which can include Misses and Masters, as welt. The whole family is Invit­ ed to come ‘ to ‘ tbe • school, which will feature colorful preparations of all kinds of foods with specialities which can lie cooked by all the mem­ ber* of the family. Miss Martha Logan will demonstrate the feutuied re­ cipes and copies of the recipes will be distributed, su that homemakers, weekend rooks, dabblers and gourmets may do them for themselves at home. The second annual Creative Cooking School Is directed' by Miss Myrtle Wilson and Cecil Tucker of the Seminole Comi­ ty Extension Service in co­ operation with the Florida Power and Light Company, Florida Power Company, Publix Supermarkets, Swift and Company and The Sunfurd UTfjr Gifts Galore For All At Cook School Metag, Johnny Albino, Pnblix meat market man­ ager; Miss Myrtie Wilson, county home exten­ sion service, and Miss Margaret Quarles, Florida Power and Light home economist. School begins at 7:110 p.m. Tuesday. (Herald Photo) CHOICE FOODS nre selected front the Pnblix supermarket by Miss Mary Motng, tbe "Martha Logan" of Swift and Company, for the Mr. and Mrs. Creative Cooking School Tuesday evening at Sanford Civic Center. Pictured are Mias Creative Cooking S c h o o l... v Hundred* nf frfp gift* will be given sway at the second annual Mr. xml Mrs. Creative (’nuking School to he hold at the Civic Center from 7:30 to D:30 ji.m. Tuesday. Amore them will be 2,000 gift certificate* for H nakfast Club bread; 100 gift eerttflentes for a Cooper meat ther­ mometer; ten dime prises and gift certificate* enabling two lucky persons to have Swift'* I’roten steaks. Extra ehames for door pri­ zes are available at I’uhlix, Florida Power and Light of­ fices and local appliance deal­ er*. The demonstration will be piesented by Miss Martha Logan, who in reality is Miss Mary Metag, n graduate home economist with the Swift arid Company reseat eh labora­ tories. Miss Metng arrived in San­ ford Sunday night and spent a part of the day today setfeting the foods alie will need for her demonstration, from tlie Pnblix Mnikel in the San­ ford Shopping Plaza. Spelling Champ Announced In Bear Lake lit f u '• ' x fj MAllfiAIIFI' ({CARLES .MANY Hl'KSI.INGFR MYHTIF WILSON Interesting Menus Scheduled Tin- l a t e s t , s m a r t e s t , f a s t e s t M e e t a n d t u a i i e M f o o d s a n d tlu -i ' n o d p r e p a r a t i o n s w i l | hi- t h e sub- | t h e -»f a t w o hour b m g Mi M t* C o o k i n g S, h ,,l .it * trie C e nte r I’u e - . l n y ft in 7 MO t o 'li'ftO p . m . mill* i 1h r ♦liM'tuni o f the Sem irioli ('iiiinl \ L v ti-Hs u m Sin vice. Included m l In? p r o g r a m will In* m a n y k i n d s o f mtniU. mum d i n n e r * an il p a r t y fat* n f i iitc le n t to «-ach m e m l et o( tine L u n d y , l b ■111«»11- 11Mil inn N wit I In pur Merited t •v " M a l t h a L ok' h II,'* S w i f t hih I < o i n p a n y home* i' o i Horni 1. w h o will uwr alt ft... Ii*p|pt t I t i m n tin* I'Tihllx M*m k e t in S a n f o r d , w h o in on** of th r p un pun * o f (h e a n n u a l sc h o o l. Tliisa is tin* m*«orid time that iMa. thr .Mi. uint Mr*, Look ini: School has loon presented in Sanford unit ltt>t year **vcr 1,0(10 proplr attended the for­ um, which n* fn*r. Mis* Myrtle \Vilson, (Yril Tucker and Mina Maiiruret Quin Ira are in charge of local arrangements. Mima Wi|»on and Tuik«*r represent the County Extension Service and Mia* Qutilh'M Im a home <*rn* noniLl with the Khitidn l*«»w er and l.ight Company. MAI.K COOK gets free trip to Honolulu. Fron­ d s M. Hentlley, Oculn realtor, recently won a chance to participate in the American Cookout Championship "for men only." The finals will he conducted in Hawaii with the winner taking a $10,000 cash award. Hendley and his wife (left) will leave April 20 to prepare his prize winning "pineapple chicken Hawaiian pine.'j Mile* ( F t II. TICK Kit Capacity In s p e a k i n g o f a lU.iaal t o n t a t i k e i . t h e mitnla-i n f e i s t o ■la* number o f l o n g t o n s | 2 III p o u n d s ea eli I w i n c h tile t a n k e r is c a p a b l e o f r a l l y i n g . T y i n g for »ccn n d p l a c e w a s li u yl e Ib illeh tm e. also a fifth g t a d e t , w h o l o st o u t in t h e sp e lld o w n . T im llo w s e i, fo u ltti g r a d e ! , f a m e 111 f u l i r l h . D a n a n d D* M u r w ill c o m pete m tb e I 'a n n ty S pelling llee t o la- h e l d in A p r i l w i l h ItayU* s e r v i n g a* a l t e r n a t e . . . . A F A I U l.o r s NFW GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE, FllRNISMED in SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY, Wil l. UK l SKI) I Oil TIIK CIIIIM M i! KI.MKIl WON I KN AY AND (l. MYERS AUK SHOW N WITH THK i;-K IIANIJK f k a t u m n g T ill: I a m ih s n e w l’-7 OYKN . . . WHICH CI.KANS ITSELF KI.KCTIIICAI.I.Y! THIS l l.THA-CON VKNIKNT RANGE COMKS IN WHITE AND HKCOItA THU COLORS: FIVE (AHV.) ...F E A T U R IN G M iss M artha Logan Home Economist lor Swift & Com pany H o n d a Low er C orporation la l e n d i n g Mr*. M a r y flur■l i n g e r , h otnv m i i u m i l s t . w h o will a»Mi*t ** M a rth a' L o g a n ' w ith h e r d e m o n st ration*. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER On the floor of the Civic Center will he exhibition* of the most modern ranges, refrigeiators mnl freesera from two local appliances dealers, Sanford Klectrlc Company and KumJnll Klectrlc Com­ pany. S EE O U R D IS P L A Y YOU ARE IN V IT E D ! M a rt aim S p e l l i n g Itee c h a m p i o n «l H e a r L a k e E l e m e n t a r y S ch o o l is Dan H e n s l e y , a t i l t h g r l n le stu d e n t Second place w m nci in D c l d o c A t'k ei Ilian, n fiflli grader mp .m .. TUESDAY, MARCH 30 OF FRIGIDA1RE APPLIANCES AT THK You won't w an ! to m ill thi» tpecial Cooking School, M in Logan it a nationally* recognized food expert — and during her program , the'll bring you the very n ew eit ideas in modern cookery. You'll have a chance to w in one of the big door p rizei, too, to plan to attend. There'll be no a d m in io n charge, • C O O K IN G S C H O O L TQ.MORKOW NIGHT—7:30—AT THE CIVIC CENTER FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION row* MxsSjiwe, Mvfjro**ewv;o C;fcr*/C-C0u**ve Randall Electric Co. 112 8. MAGNOLIA I'll. 322-0915 * �I \ v • * •* Wf * ; . ,j ‘ * » , *, ’ Pigs B—WartK 30, IMS] Congressional Probe Of K K K Appears A Certainty WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Negro voting right! bill. Sen­ formal congressional investi­ ate and Houie leaders hope for a final vote on that meas­ gation of the Ku KIux Klin ure by Majr 1. appeared almost a certainty Sen. Hugh Scott (H-Pa.) ex­ today with lawmakers of both pressed confidence that Re­ parties urging a prompt gov­ publicans would support an ernment crackdown on the administration anti-Klan bill. hooded nigbtriders. 1 He is a member of the SenRepublicans and Democrats ,ta J u d i c i a r y committee joined in a chorus of support which may handle auch leg for administration afforts to (station. find new legal weapons to curb the Xian. They urged Investigations of the racist or gsolution by both House and Senate. Twenty-one House Republl cans Issued a statement dur ing the weekend urging an <c Immediate and exhaustlva in­ vestigation and "prompt, effective congressional action . . . to eliminate the evil In­ fluence of tha Ku Klux Wan." Chairman Edwin E. Willis (D-La.), of the House com­ mittee on un-Americsn activ­ ities, promised that hia panel would meet this week to de­ cide whether to begin a fullscale Investigation of tha Klan. The House Judiciary com­ mittee, which la now consider­ ing the President’s . voting rights bill, also has express­ ed interest In an Inquiry. The top echelon of the Justics'Department, under speed­ up orders from the White House, has redoubled Its ef­ forts to find legislation Pres­ ident Johnson wants to bring the Klan’a aethillei "under effective control of the law," Atty. Gen. Nicholas DeB. Katzenbsch’s chief aides and lawyers continued closed ses­ sions to com# up with legisla­ tion which will avoid constitu­ tional pitfalls and enable tha federal government to deal more directly with the prob­ lem of Klan violence. Johnson, angered by the re­ cent Alabama slaying of a white civil rights worker and mother of five, wants to sub­ mit legislation on the Klan aa aoon aa Congress acta on his ship in the various Ku Klux Klan groups In the United States over the past two years hat ranged from a high of 65,000 to a “hard core" of 9,000, according to the beat estimate of responsible agencies. Other c u r r e n t eittmetes range up to 23,000. Theae fig­ ures do not Include thousands ORGANIZATION ATLANTA (UPI)-Member of Klan supporters, sympa­ Noting that the Republican party lait summer . rejected hia proposal for a formal re­ pudiation of the Klan, Scott said GOP lawmakers would give strong backing to any meaaura bringing "Kian-inaplred murder and violence" under control. thiser* and financial contribu­ tor*. Investigative agencies re­ port the Ku Klux Klan, which Includes numeroua feuding splinter bodies, is strongest in MliiiMippI and Alabama. The modern day Klan ia mainly a corruption of tha Ku Klux Klan which was founded In late 1965. Aa la the original constitution of 1M7, the words "Ku Klux Klan” never are written In documents. In place ot the words are three astertaka.Xian literature usually ex­ aggerate! membership. A mil­ itant Klan group in MlstUiippi declared 91,003 members. Investigators who have infil­ trated the organization place the actual membership at leas than 1,000. Legal Notice i Sanford, Florida AUaruaya for F aU tlaew Publtah March IS, t» * April a. is. lie * c o st-* * 1801 WEST lat STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA INSTANT I E S C A F E T JM IT 1 P L E A S E WITH PU RCH A SES^ ^ Gf O f $ 3.00 O R M O R E Whit* Houie Healthful A p p le 25* q t. J u ic e hot. Hunt'* Tangy k ‘ • #300 can 1 0 * 4 25-ox. size $ 1. Munelman'a Delicious Apple S a u c e Lady Betty Cucumber 39* 29* 35* qt, s Jer ^ > • B e a n s < Duncan Hinet Delicioui Brownie M ix • • • . 2 # 300 cane , 15 Vi-or. pkg. a Jiffy Tatty Corn M u f f in M ix 8'^ -or. pkg. Cut-a Ha f laalk Sandwich B ag s.... 10* JC-ct. 29' • rtf. Chkhas Port* 9 LKar Puss & Boots 2 Plastic W rap .... 29' Mahlaca l o a n l i t * BO N ELESS Shred'd W heat11^ lb. 100 dJWGreenStamps Vita tan MINI AM PltVIAtl If WIKO SPONGE MOPS *2.29 (V*»4r«* We*. Miffh tie »M«> # EXTRA dWGreenStamps w ill tail M l t t l A l l t l M I A I I •» GRAVY TRAIN DOG FOOD 5-lb. P*l- EX TRA <5WGreenStamps i m u t n raw oooroa ana r i i t a a u la Smucktr* Strawberry Preserves 1 2 .u a. Mr DINNER FRANKS rb. BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb. 39' ( B u l m Wed. ManA SL StUS) JtfGmnlftainps uwu tow aaaraa aa* r tu a iM he •ORDIN'S CRIMORA •r 49' Rretl'e I riotto to, y^ tn ra -n S.t, or nlnooyyW) Cheese Spreads 4 ^ 39' Turnovers........... 'iT 49* • down produce lane Peas & Potatoes 4 i X Coffee Rich ... 2 Seminole Plaza, Cauelberry 2 25 ronco-thin spaghetti 'S r i' © 50 u l5 0 NORWICH ASPIRIN V IM M M M IlftR M R M M M M W R mmm ronco elbow macaroni & ' 2 2 29 49' ■arch SZ. I M mm HOURS: MON, TUE8., WED. BAT.: 9 JO-7:*# THURS., FRL, liH . 9:9* pkg. carey handi-shake salt * ’i x ' 49' Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford CARROTS 55* | WE RESERVETHE j RIGHT TO LIMIT | QUANTITIES SOLDI * ■ MM SVTRA M RJch'c Frowan CRISP WESTERN CELLO-PACKED SMOKED M ULLET frozenfoods o Urdu lyo W/Crcaaa Sauao Tatty Lenten Trent ib. ’1 PIILbury fay, la, cherry, w hlucharry) fruit •*. 49' Swift's Premium Smoked (by Ike piece)] 79' U . IB 79 Swift's Premium Dellcieut 29' edairy specials • S T E A K E X T R A 29' Cut-eifa SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENTINSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Clork a f tho Circuit Court K am ln o la C o u n t y , Via. B y i M a r t h a T . V lh la u D aputy Clark S T K N ST ItO M . D A V IS A MCINTOSH Foot Offloo N o t t i l * SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. Joan Of Arc Red Kidney PKTITION OP Jt AIIIIA tl A H II * IITI.KT IN TIIK MATT ISII OP CHA.VOK OP NAHK OP D Ei.nenT dklano PAnTcn. A XII NOIt, TO HLLULIIT DEl.ANti IIAnTLKT. T U i DII.LAIU> K C A R T E R sn a c iiih iw m . *2 0 8 9 P ic k le s iv this r u n t it i ii n i r , n in t h jiiiil ia l m i l l it o r p i .o k id *. iv A.vu r u n a km iv d p is enrvTV . «Ti*v(-Knr vijhukhi i u i i A y a r l m . n l Nn. I l U n t a I t n i i , C a li f o r n ia TO U A R R H K IIE U V NOT!P I E D t h a t a r a t l t l o n haa b l n f l i n t In Ilia at>ova a t y l . 4 C o u r t b y R A HR Alt A At. H A R T U S T . f o r lh * c h a n * . o f n a m o of DELBERT DELANO CART­ E R , a m inor, to ( I S U I E R T D E ­ LANO HARTLEY, t>r tha rolltlonoT , n A R II A R A M. M A RTLET, and you a ra roqulr* d t o a a r r o a r o p y of y o u r • n a w o r o r objaetlona to i k i v c a u t o w h y oald P a t t t l o n a h o u ld n o t ho y r a n t a d . o a t h a a t t o r naya for P .iitlo n .r, BTKNS TR OM , DA V IS A MclNTOS II. I’o a t O f f l r o Boa 1110. E d w a r d . R u l l d l n s . Son t o r i , F l o r i d a , a n d III# t h a o r l s l n a l t n t h a o t f l r a o r th o C la rk of th o C ircuit C o u r t , o n o r b o f o ro t h a t t * t d a y o f A p ril, 1111, M a rtin fall not o r a dorraa pro co o f o a a o w i l l ho o n l a r o d a y a i n . t you. W ITN E SS m y hand and tha a o a l o f h o ld C o u r t In H anford , Som laolo C ouoty. Florida, thla l l i h d a y o f M a ro h , A. D . IMS. (■CAL) >65 DODGE DART S P E C I A L 7-ox. B O N U S PACK Campbell Rites Tuesday At Base Full military acrvlcea for Capt. William H. Campbell, 34, who \vaa killed March 23 In a plane crash in Viet Nam, will be conducted at 3 p m. Tuesday at Sanford Naval Air Station Chapel with Chaplain },. J. McDonald officiating liurUI will tie in Memorial Gardena, DcLand. Born-Dec. 241, 1930. in Ham lllnn, Ohio, Campbell was a career Air Force officer who had been stationed In Panama City, Fla., prior to departure lor Viet Nam on March 6. He wai a member ol the Preibytcrian Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Joyce E. Campbell, and four aoni, William, Jeffrey, Daniel and James, all of Panama City; hia parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Campbell, ol Deltona; a hrother, Capt. Ro tier! J. Campbell, of Edge wood Arsenal, Md., and three aislcra, Misses Dorothy, Elis­ abeth and Bernicce Campbell, all of Pittsburgh. Pa. Urisson Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. Be a little devilish! Drive an exciting Some Klans make use of lo­ cal hunting and gun clubs so as to have access to weapons. Many Klanimen ire from ru­ ral areas, proficient with arms and the use of dynamite. A Klanaman on trial in Georgia In September, 1964, said be and hia friends shot as many aa 1,000 round* of ammunition a week at their gun club. mmm 1 HOURS: 9 * 9 , MON. . BAT. colrobeouty cwoot mive A •"COT m iXBQ P iw(willIm p(m Dickies IT ' 29 cairo beauty kosher dills •tr ' i ------r 33 �C )JT • * O r WELCOME TO OUR 2nd ANNUAL Martha Logan COOKING SCHOOL TUESDAY MARCH 30th 7:30 P. M. Sanford Civic Center Auditorium Be sure to attend our “2nd Annual Mr. & Mrs. Creative Cooking School" Tuesday, March 30th, 7:30 P.M. Sanford Civic Center Auditorium • • • Swift’s Martha Logan wfll be on hand to present new and time saving recipes, new conveniences to make cooking easy and fun. A free recipe book titled “Party Plans For Food and Games” will be given to each one attending. V. ■■ • « * V • * »t i) ' t i 4 % S' 0 i a « * ** Maybe you’ll win one of the wonderful door prizes listed below . . . you’re sure to have a wonderful time. . . and eat better all year! a where shopping fe a pleasure! • 2 ,0 0 0 Gift Certificates for Reg. Size Breakfast Club Bread « 100 Gift Certificates for a Cooper Meat Thermometer i i i. 10 D O O R i «v PRIZES . . Gift Certificates for 2 Swift's Premium Proten Steaks! Cut up to . . ■■ • Martha Logan I i . . L , J - - ■»»imfr ' -- .T’ r* * >1j ■ i ■ m -m , i i • . thick • . * CO O KIN G SCH O O L �.y Wft m ftwrforB Paffe 8—March 29, 1965 WrrmlB S p rin g R ecep tio n H onors WW C lu b Sponsors A lovely Spring Reception | hurt of Winter Park are dl-l areas were Mrs. Marla Helm ial guests from DeBary In­ the DeBary Chamber of Com­ cluded Rev. A. C. Summers I merce. vra* given by the Deltona Wei* rectors of Welcome Wagori, ] ol D e L a n d , Mrs. Sophie and his charming wife and International. Haines of DeBary. each esA color film, "The Welcome come Wagon club honoring Hostesses from surrounding | corted by her husband. Spec­ Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sims of Wagon Story" was shown Welcome W a g o n sponsors which told, in a very enter­ from DeBary, DeLind and taining and Informative way, Daytona Beach. the origin of the idea of the Mra. Anna Muth and Mr*. Welcome Wagon s e r v i c e Ella Neete Wlanlewskl greet* which Is extended to all new­ ed the guest* who signed the comers In towns all over the guect book presided over by United States, Canada, Alas­ Mrs. UIHe Mae Vann. A cut* ka, Trinidad, Puerto Rico, work linen cloth and a bou* Hawaii and England. The hus­ quet of garden flowers pro­ bands of Welcome Wagon vided a lovely table for the members learned first hand guest book which was signed about the wonderful spirit of by over 100 persons. Welcome Wagon and the ac­ Sparkling crystal, silver and tivities of the club in which linen adorned the refreshment their wives are so interested. table that featured a beautiful Mrs. Haney explained the silver bowl filled with white purpose of fund-raising pro­ ■nipdragons and green bells jects planned for the coming or Ireland. Sliver candelabra, months. The club has adopted with white candles, while sa­ "Geriatrics" as the way in tin ribbon and green sham­ which members hope to be of rocks shed soft light over the service to, the people of Deldelectable sandwiches, petit tons, helping those who need fours, mints and cookies. friendly service, snd the be­ Fruit punch was served from ginning of a "loan closet." huge crystal bowls by Mrs. Members and guests enjoy­ Mary Tucker and Mrs. Amy ed the springlike atmosphere Bsrnby. of the Deltona Community After an Invocation by Rev, Club emanating from the dis­ DELTONA WOMEN on the refreshment committee lor the Sprint: Re­ George Owen of Deltona, Mrs. play of gorgeous rose bushes, ception honoring Welcome Wagon Hponsorn were, left to rittht, Mrs. Mary MUdred Haney, hostess, in­ ferns snd lacy palms grac­ Tucker, Mrs. Mary Cuddy, Mrs. Amy Bamby, Mrs. Anna Muth nnd Mrs. troduced the sponsors and iously sent over to the club Ann Frandls. Mrs. Muth is hospitality chairman of the Deltona Welcome special guests. Mr. and Mrs. especially for the party by Greg Prior, Daytona Reach Wagon Club which wus hostess for the event. the DcUary Nursery. and Mr. and Mrs. Sage Hurl- Mrs. Monforton D a v id C a rrig a n O b serves B irth d a y Hostess Of Meet ed by Jerry and Jimmy Sen-1 better and their parents, Mi-1 as well ns David's older alaBy Margaret Cosby off, Valerie and Donald Led- chad Cosby and his molher,| ter, Donna. With stormy weather the fact for the day snd forecast for the entire weekend, the original plan to celebrate tho fifth birthday of their son David, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E, Carrigan, of 30 South Cor­ tex Avenue, North Orlando, necessarily had to revise tha plans. Although the thought of go­ ing to the Sanford Zoo and playing H e r In the Elk l’lsyground was a delightful one, spirits were not dampened by Uie rain or the change of plans. The youngsters and parents had a wonderful time devising clever parly hats from tissue paper afld fancy bows, barettes, hair curlers and clothes­ pins. The old game of pln-Uie-tailon thc-donkcy was revamped to pin on the big black cat’s tail. Numerous lighting of candles was a pleasure for everyone, a n d youngsteri DAVID CARIUGAN, non of Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald CnrriKan, HO S. Cortez, sang "Happy Birthday" with North Orlando prepares to blow out the candles on bis fifth birthday gusto if not with pitch. cake. Mis mother, Mrs. CnrriKuti, and Mrs. O. I*. Ledbetter, Hluiulinif look Gobs of ice cream, yummy on. Around table from left In.rfcht are David, the lamoree and Jerry fudge cake with luscious Senoff, Valerie Ledbetter. Michael Cosby, Donna Carrigan (David's sis­ marshmallow frosting topped ter), Jimmy Senoff and Donald Ledbetter. off the celebration. The festivities were enjoy­ DeBary Womans Club Plans O s te e n YOU SHOULD SEE THE BIG NEW SELECTION OF SI’UING COSTUME JEWELRY WE HAVE I Personals Mr. ami Mrs. James Beall nnd Mr. and Mrs. I'cte Blagia of Charleston, W. Vs,, are Uniting Mr. ami Mrs. Guy Beall. James Is a son of the Bealls nnd Mrs. Blagia is Uidr granddaughter. Mrs, Jerry Betterton of Eustis was a weekend guest ol Mrs. Clarence Snyder. They attended the Installation of officers of Daytona Beach Court No. St, Order of the Amaranth, Saturday evening. Flemings Gift* • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. W AT CH F O R IT f Apples have a high natural water rontent. They should be cooked with only enough wa­ ter to prevent sticking or scorching. Otherwise, they will lose their form snd be­ come too soft. S T A R T S ftiURS.APRILlit F =— i ■- America's Greatest Drug Store Event HUNDREDS OF ITEMS i 2 fot Meport ol / — j PLUS A PENNY! Y U V B T IS B M HADING MAGAZINES, 1 SUNDAY MWSAAKAS, - I IADI0 AND TELEVISION rt Schedule Of Future Events By Mrs. John I-cone Tlie DeBary Woman’* Club met recently at the Commun­ ity Center with Margarrtte Fisher, chaplain, giving the Invocation, following the sa­ lute to the Hag led by Olga Crosby. Members please note that the Educational Department meeting scheduled for March 2G has been canceled due to a death. Mrs. William Hibbard has asked for assistance for the rummage sale to he held April 2 snd 2 at Second Street and Oak Avenue in Sanford. Any­ one having articles to contri­ bute, please rill Mrs. Hibbard at 603-4312 lor pick up ser vice. Olga Crosby s p o k e on “Americanism" and Mrs. Sid­ ney Swallow, welfare chair man, gsva a resume bn the funds drive to benefit Camp Challenge for crippled chii dren and adults. Six guests and 63 members were welcomed by the presi­ dent, Mrs. C. Ulrich, who also announced the next regular meeting will be on Friday, April 9. ir» NEW Thr nominating committee is composed of Laura l’latl Brown. Mrs. James Askew and Miss Dorothea Lauderbach. President Ulrich and the president-elect will he delegates to the State Con­ vent tun ui Hollywood, April 19 20. The Drlatnd Woman’s Club will he the setting for the county luncheon, April 7, with reservations made through Mrs. Ulrich by April 3. The annual luncheon meet­ ing of the DcBarykj^iub will be May 12 at (he University Inn Restaurant, DeLamL A board meeting la scheduled for March 30. Mrs. Arthur Wagner, pro­ g r a m chairman, presented Miss P. Jones, soprano; Ken­ neth Steele, tenor, and Har­ vey Burged, pianist, student* from Stetson School of Mualc, who entertained with a de­ lightful musical program. Delicious refreshment* in the St. Patrick’s Day motif were served during the social hour by Laura Platt Brown, nose Fldler, Haiti Paddock, Mrs. John Bayfuae, Mra. Alta Clark and Mrs. Ewald Michelsen. fo r •TUB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIM Alt Y CtftfCERN" SANFORD TO U CH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG. LactUr Owned and Operated by Glenn McCall and “Erwle" Mills PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD dJjicuwonA COB. lnt ft MAGNOLIA AT FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER V ■\ I Of W.M.P.F. The regular meeting of the W.M.P.F. of the Missionary Alliance Church was held re­ cently at the Sanford Avenue home of Mrs. E. A. Mont/orton. Mrs. J. F. Brown opened the meeting with prayer with Mr*. B. H. Stone giving the devo tional program. A package containing linens was sent to Atlanta, Ga. for a missionary and the members were urged to pray for the missionaries in foreign fields Mrs. Clifford llarrod closed the meeting with prayer af­ ter which the hostess served delicious refreshment* to the Mmes. George Wells. Solan Teston. Fay Lee, Clifford Harrod, M. L. Ayers. II. Q Touchton, J. F, Brown, and 11. II. Stone, Pinecrest School T o Adopt Gray Lady Program Herold Heekenhach, princi­ pal, Plnccrcat School, has ap proved and requested that Gray Ladles be trained by the American ned Cross and Seminole County Health De­ partment, for service in the school health room*. Mrs. Dorothy W. Miller, Seminole County chairman of Gray Ladies in school pro­ gram, states the new training class, the eighth for Seminole County schools, will be ached uled a^foliow f: The course of training is to be given In the Conference Room of the Seminole Health Department in two-hour ses­ sions, twice weekly, Tuesday* and Fridays, with the exccp tion of the March 30 class—a two-and one-half hour session. March 30 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. will be Red Cross orien­ tation. Instructor is Iva Kan a\cl, former ARC Hospital Field Director, Orlando AFB. April 2, 6, 0, 13 and 10. ARC Standard First Aid Course is scheduled. Instructor is Ro­ bert (Sparky) S p a r k m a n , Orange County Chapter ARC, Orlando. April 20 is School Indoctri­ nation at Pinecrest School, In­ structor is HcrohJ Ilcckenbach, principal. This dale is subject to change which will be announced at last First Aid class. April 23 will be Simple Clinic Procedures and instruc­ tor is Jeanne Slavenkay, pub­ lic health nurse. Many Pinecrest S c h o o l mothers have already signi­ fied they will take the Gray Lady course. Any oilier moth ers of Pinecrest School stu­ dents who may not have been contacted and who wish !o re celve the training are request ed to call Mrs -I. L. Horton Jr., president, PTA tor reser vatlons in the class at 322 22H9 or Mrs. Miller. 322 4123. The course is also available to mothers of Lake Mary Klc men)ary School nnd Sanford Junior High Srhnol students. Flavored catsups are new from a West Coast tanner Hickory flavor catsup has a charcoal taste and pirra fla­ vor catsup tastes like ore guno, a herb generally used in sauce for pi/ra, They are available In U ounce Ihitllcs Forest City School And Church News ny Maryann Mllra Herbert Peterson of McHen­ ry, 111., was a rrcent bousegurst of his sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs Luther Miles, Jewel Drive. Mr. Pe­ terson recently motored from Illinois to New York to meet their mother, Mrs. Joseph Pe­ terson, when she returned from a three-month visit in Sweden. Maryland as housegucsts re ccntly. son and family. Mr and Mrs Paid Kovaliki visited her re­ cently from New Jersey. Mrs, Ralph DeWolfe and Mra. Anna Joel of Union City, N J . wrre recent guests of the Gustav Adlers. M iss J a n ie A s h b y E n g a g e d Mr, and Mr*. Robert D. I the engagement and approach-1 Mb* Ethel Janiu Ashby, to Ashby of Sanford, announce ling marriage of their daughter, I Robert Preston Reid, i m of Mr. and Mr*. Clyde B Reid I of Apopka. The lovely bride-elect waa born In Pensacola and a*tend­ ed local schools, having gra­ duated from Seminole High School with the clasa of 1963. She attended Brevard College at Brevard, N. C., where she wa* a member of the Eutcrpean Society. She is presently employed by Ihe Sanford At­ lantic National Dank. Her fiance was born In Knoxville, Tenn, and attended school* there. He was a mem­ ber of the 1963 graduating claas of Apopka Memorial High School and is presently affiliated with Central Cigar in Orlando. - The marriage will be solem­ nized on April 17 at 7:30 p. m. at the Pinecrest Baptist Church. MISS ETHEL JANIE ASHBY SPIKED PRESERVES New preserves in the lux­ ury class are flavored with an orange-cognac liqueur. The varieties arc clear jelly, m ar­ malade made from Seville oranges, and elberta peach preserves. The liqueur flavor predominates in ail three. The 6tk-ounce glasses are avail­ able individually or In a gift pick containing one glass of each. Surprise Bon Voyage Party Social News Regulations Honors Lake Mary Couple The Herald welcomes all By Frances Wester A twin voyage surprise party was held at the Lake Mary home of Zip and Annie Schweickert on Lake Mary Saturday night in honor of Woody and Pal Friend, who are moving to I'ueblo, Colo. Tin- guest was invited to the house for the supposed pur­ pose of fixing a brnkrn pro­ jector, When he arrived and entered the darkened home. In- thought no one was there Suddenly the tights were turn ivl on and "Surprise" was yelled by the group waiting fur him. He was stunned fur a few- minutes With ryes as big as saucers, he stood motion less and searching for some Hung to sa\ Finally lie asked, Wlial is Hus anyway?" Wood) has lived in Lake Mary for II Years He is past president id tin- Fire Department ol Lake Mary and pre­ sent lieutenant He works for ll.t- Marlin Company of Ur Ian do wlu-re In- ts employed as a quality engineer He is be­ ing transferred to I'uetdo and will in- leaving on March 29 with Mis wife, Fat. nnd their Iwo children, David and Ro­ bin. They will lie Ihcre tor approximately two years. Friends of hi» from Orlan do and Lake Mary planned the surprise party and gath­ ered together to wish him a safe trip and a fast return. The buffet table was laden with barn, bread, pickles, olives, cheese, dips and chips. The centerpiece was a three tier cake with a lucky horse­ shoe perched on the tup, wish­ ing him "Good Luck From All Your Friends." The following guests were p r e s e n t ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sohcck, parents; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fugate, his sister; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keefer and son, Kenneth, his uncle; Mr, and Mrs. Carl Dod son and Mr. apt! Mrs Richant Keeler, family relatives, and H F. Maddon. Out-oMown guests from Or lando wrre Mr. and Mr*. Ed­ ward Roland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curly Pike and fam­ ily ami Mr. and Mrs. Rub Klkswirk. Friends from Lake Mary were Mr and Mrs, ia-wis Srhweikert, host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs Otto Meseh and daughter, June, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Schweickert, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grange, Mr and Mrs. Cal Jardmc, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Abell, Mr. am! Mrs. Chuck Sassntan, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sjoblom, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crocker, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hau­ ser. social nrwa with the fob lowing regulations estab­ lished; 1— Photograph and cov. erage requests should be made three days prior to event. 2— Engagement n n d wedding forms are avail­ able lo lie aeeompa nieil by phulo four days before announcement. 3— News may be sub­ mitted at office, via mail or phone for short notires. Typewritten account* in lower ease double spared are expedited more quick­ ly. Names should bo print­ ed in manuscript riqiorts. 4— Personal black and white photos and negatives are arreptuhlr. 6—Photos made by Her­ ald staff may he duplicat­ ed at nominal cost. Doris William* Society Editor 322-2611—City 425-5938—County COLOR MAGIC lllrarh A Tuner liO-SU Touch Up I■ Frosting and Tipping flO.tlO and S13.00 Rinses N‘ Tints fg-50 FOR ANY OCCASION Mr. and .Mrs. Jesse Cones had her parents, Mr. and Mrs,, NATURE STUDY Mr. and Mrs. David Beane Arthur Tursky of Mu mi as ARE ALWAYS CORRECT NEW YORK tU PI)—"Comp had as housegursl*. Mr. and guests this previous week/ ton's Pictured Encycloped­ Mrs. Milton Wagner of Shillia" for young people, 1963 edi­ Ington, Pa., last weekend. The Mr. and Mrs. Then Penrod, Heines have recently return­ parents of Mrs, C. Collar, of tion, contains a 12-page na lure study article incorporat­ FOR APPOINTMENT ed from a six weeks trip to the Detarnorc team, have ing the colorful trans-vision California and the Hawaiian been guests of Mr. and Mrs CALL 322-4913 technique of illustration. Islands. They went over by Dan Dohertys. Tile guide, which reflects boat and returned by jet. While in Honolulu they visit­ Dr, Robert Hoover took increased interest on science, was prepared-- by Dr. Hilary SANFORD ed with the daughter oi Mr. Johnny ami Billy on a week Dcason, director of the Sci­ FLOWER SHOP and Mr*. Earl Emde. Hair Styling Salon end ruinping trip lo the Big ence Library Program for the Cypress Swamp. They hiked American Association for the Cor. K. 1st A Sanford Ave. 2201 S. Park Ave. Sira. P. Kovaliki and her about 20 miles in the rough 322-1822 322-8432 Advancement of Science. Mrs. D. C. Dlckcrhoff had country. Mrs. Peggy Sidall and her d a u g h t e r , LouAnn, from Mr. and Mrs. Herman P Elam, parents of Miss Mary HEALTHFUL Elam, have returned to their CHICAGO (UPI) — Ameri­ homt in Kentucky, after cans -spend $330 million a year spending the winter months in on acroas-the-counter p u r ­ Florida. chase* of vitamins, t h e "Dairy Council Digest" re ­ ports. This sum docs not Include the cost of vitamins incorpor­ Little Miaa Muffrt mL —« » » ■ Sat on a tuffrt ated Into food*. Hating hrr curda and whey, Along eame a apidrr a luxurious new bpstadt so hah with rich wrfh a sheer new dhiantson of « And aat down beside hrr, moisture-creme * ■ do4 called kfNbcfc. hi with a sham mouth-watering i And said "Why don’l you Go to WES-KAYT “ Cremmtjck.... mirecotoai elkened mm* that dinee in tnyder tones that sing soft things.. . You ran wash MORE for you, if you rejoice in being th* » ft aid* clolhea CLEANF.ll ‘Come Closer Raney1’Bonny Roes' of hat world. . . lor you. And CHEAPER it’s true, if you went the voluptuous look be loves. . . "Naked Blush Pewch Powt What’a more, WEB 1* Yaa color*. willing tha rounded bp, LIPSTICK * L » To PROVE II U you. lap s be coufd get lost in . your full silk apdl of how —» REFILLS *UC and now your creamy hf» If you haven't washed NEW C O T V there ■noothcr, softer than thayVe beenbriore Just slop In snd see PAUL U V U l BOWLS color smooth, loud) attoth. Take thia ad lo Wen I” diem. $4.93 9" dlam. $9.93 And get one washing Sfc" diaai. 2.95 r dlam. 7.9J FREE! BILVERPLATE BY — Air Conditioned Lounge INTERNATIONAL FLOWERS Betty Annes WES SAYSi for lips that are ‘all woman’ . CREMESTICK WES-KAY KADER JEWELERS WASHETERIA 112 8. PARK AVE. 2419 French Are., Sanford ECKERD DRUG STORES �Shopping Sprees Sharpened New Fabric Glossary *XU‘1fhe nrw fabrics In (he s p r i n g fashion collections _ jne4ff ■ woman will need a ^dictionary to do her ahopping. Every new season brings on this rash of new fabrics or traditional fabrics with new treatments and spring 1965 as its quot». For instance there are new fabrics such as cire plastiquc, a plastic shiny oil cloth finish or "wet” looking fabric used for$ainw car; ctheral wool is the lightest weight wool with a slight stub and is often called ‘'naked" wool; zigiline Is an imported silk faille and crochctte is a "linen look" of 100 per cent rayon. A fabric round-up glossary has been compiled by a New York couture group, and yoti gals might find it convenient to clip this out and take it on your spring and summer shop­ ping sprees, so you will be in the knowr when a clerk ex­ plains the fabric content. The glossary in capsule form is as follows: —A1RELLE, a new porous synthetic "lin en " -B A R K CREPE, a fabric made of twisted yams to re­ semble the bark of a tree. • —CASCADLNE, a wrinkleproof "silk linen-look-alike," of viscose, rayon and silk. -CRIN K LE COTTON, 'embossed cotton, usually in a floral pattern. * —F1BRENE, new French synthetic of too per cent ray­ IIIItT GARDENERS The Dirt Gardeners Circle on. but has more body than ‘met at the home of Mrs, A. S, crochctte. —HYBRID BLEND, a soft [»McCallum for a delightful coffee and business meeting. blend of rayon and cotton. —ILLUSION PLAIDS, fea­ Beautiful arrangements of araleas were used in the din- therweight plaids which give the impression of being solids 'ing and living rooms. £ was announced that 27 until closely examined. Usu­ trees have been planted by ally of loo per cent wool. —MACHACOULIS, 100 per the Dirt Gardeners. At the recent flower show cent rayon from Italy. —MATTE SURFACES, the there were 16 ribbons, seven btue, and the tri color, won by weaves, as sharkskins, needle, points, flannels, glen plaids, the Dirt Gardeners. A guest at the meeting was twills, silk herringbones. All Mrs. Lamar Deal!. Others "feminized men’* wear fab­ present .were the president, rics." —PAR FAIT WOOL, a ioufMrs. C. D. Terry and the M%rs. Doris Cline, W. A. flc light wool which is very Yung, W. E. Kirchlmff, Byron porous. —PEAR D'ANGE, all silk Fox, it. F. Ilobison, Myron Smith, Paul Johnston, J. Jt. fabric with a new smooth surWells, E D. It inch art, W. B. farc —PEAU DK LAIN'E, silk Wray, H. C. 1’lapp. Clyde Jtamsey, I r v i n Fleischer. and worsted with crisp tex­ Charles Weaver, I. E. Batten tured weave. ami hostesses, Mrs. A. S Mc­ -P E A R DE I’ECHE. silk Call um and Mrs. Wdliam and w o r s t e d needlepoint wea vc Bristol. — PRERRUSHF.D M O ­ ™io next mooting will be at HAIRS, downy surfaced, lux Ihe First Federal Budding. iiriims wools weighing almost nothing. ROSE CIRCLE —SPATTER TWEEDS, so! Mrs B. B. Crumley was hostess to tlie March meeting id silk tweeds with a few of the Bose Circle id the San- 1 scattered flecks of color. -WlltZZARD WOOL, thin ford Garden Club with Mrs Mildred Babcock assisting as flat surfaced wool —WILLOW W E A V E , » co hostess. £ nest speaker was Carl lightweight wi*d with a slight Lind, who presented a most kluh, giving it a hard finish. interesting and constructive program on Sod Conservation, The business meeting was conducted by the president. Among Ihe new- designs in Mrs, Charles Meriwether A lejMirt was made on tile love­ the gold jewelry field are pin*, ly a n d highly successful bracelets, and earrings set brunch given for the judges vxitJi pearl*, rubies, sapphires, of the recent flower show*. emeralds and diamonds. v £ c h was hosted by the Hoar Look for a widening of Circle. It was reported that 17 Rose sleeves in some spring ready Circle members participated to wear Incoming is Ihe hat in the show and 1W tickets v ing sleeve or the less ex .were sold to the Garden Club iigucratcd d o I in a n . John Moure, who designed the In bridge parly. Mrs. Ruth Meriwether was augural Ball gown for Airs. appointed delegate to the Lyndon B Johnson, was one State Convention in Tampa of the New- York designers vyth Mrs. Henry A Simpson showing a lot of the dolman The deeper armholes all add Jw alternate. Rose Circle will recommend up to a softer look In spring to the Board that the Garden clothe*. * • * of. the Month auard bo dis­ The watusi may have re continued next year due to the impossible task of fairly se placed the twist on the dance lecttng the best garden from flour, but twisting stilt is IN Hie hundreds of well cared for in cultured pearl Jewelry. New York's David Webb, homes. Mrs. Buth Simpson, World known for hit unusual designs, Gardening chairman, urged shows all pearl twists, or an members to bring costume combines multiple strands of Jewelry and used clothing to pearl* with gold beads ur gem stones in both necklaces the next meeting Mrs. Peek was a guest of and bracelets,' reported the Cultural Pearl Association Mrs. Helen Cole. Delicious refreshments were One of Webb’s pearl and gold served at the close of the necklaces can be wort) at a tdb or twisted 'm reting C ja h d s w {? V u d sL & Fashionettes ff&* B asforl if YrraTl * M rs. J.F. C u r ls a w h i r l ' Wonderfully Wearable For Career Girls ln-Thr-Kntiw Underneath Them All—A Soflir Permanent. MRS. J. F. BARTLENSKI, center, was honored recently with a .stork shower at the Civic League Building- in Lonpwood. Shown with the honoree are hostesses, Mrs. William DeRosa and Mrs. Venter Elgin. Brins Those Rugs, DrapericH and Slipcovers In Today! t P h ilip 1. The SlfW Of Quality A Service 319 W. 13th S t Phone 822*3315 Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County Phone 322-5733 We will loan you a 1 cj Under a y a t cm with aulnmalir regulator fnr a sen ire rhargr or f 1.00 per month and deliver full eylindera aa needed for thr same low $6.(10 per cylinder rate. "Formerly Sanford Gas Co.** NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD MOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MA1N9 Pit. .122-391t ^ Iftft W. 1*1 STREET Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rob­ bins of Middletown. N. Y . wall move into the home of Dr and Mr*. Wilbur Markey of Estrella Road around the first of May. Sevrral DeBaryilm attend­ ed Ihe field trip of the Sem­ inole Audubon Society trip to Persimmon Hammock Wed­ nesday, March 1. VVlure they slopped at the cottage of the president, Mrs. Morton, for coffee and cake. LEAH MEATY WESTERN S PAR E RIBS , 39c COOK QUIK BRAND B E E F CUBE S T EA K S 3 .... 1” Mr* John William* of Plantation It o a <j returned from her trip to Wc«twnod, N J., leaving Mr*. Kuntz, who accompanied them, in New Jersey. CHOPPED . F ORMLD . FROZEN 2-160 PARK AVEa* Harrison Hernritter. rlief at the Deltary VoJunlcer Fire House, celebrated Ins birth day al the SI Patrick's Dance March 13 al Hie Becreation Fire Hall FYNE-TASTE CREAM STY LE GOLDEN CORN Mr and Mr* John Ki.*sel of Palmetto Drive had as their recent guest, her bro tiler, George lloeltinger, of Valley Stream, Long Island. N Y A chicken yields 51 2 per cent of cooked edllile meat for each pound bought. RESERVED EATWELL GREEN LABEL TUNA FISH P R C I EXTRA t tin#o*« t«e PVBCHAMW we know ipe our leeil XD ra n PLUS WHITE to o th p a s t e [» m » MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS FOO D fa i n 10 - 1 QT E H V IL O P E S CARNATION I NA*r<»i«nU | P N « EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J — — iP'a twi i U tM AJt aSU y, “ aW ORTZ m STOP BY OK CALL — 322-8321 EXPERT SERVICING 251S PARK DR. wQRTON FRO ZEN . FF DELUXE F RO ZE"7 COCONUT CAKE SPINACH REGUdAR OR CHOPPED GRAHAM CRACKERS ! 10oi PKG Rcqulor H er PKG SAVE 10c 1 m ee extra ' —*— •> ♦©* S I 0 0 _ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS (SIMM » « M(»»M U LAOT PAIR r * FRESH SWEET POTATO PIE a B U M « » p u n * « * tt 11 ------- LADY FAIR £tic u u in ZecclFRESH T P cu /ijf Southern A ir tw i i INSTANT DRY MILK - iH»4W *0 *■ . • J - lt . We are healing special­ ists. We work in nice homes, wipe our feet before entering, clean up when we leave. Our Carrier furnaces and our work are guaranteed. BEEFUVER Q U AN TITY RIGHTS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS lZ T M t t a n u ro u s sueffl PRICES E F F E C T IV E THROUGH WEDNESDAY io l6ox CAN — — Polarized Fur Storage SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT • Cleaners laundry & F ur Storage per f j Under 100 Pounds Personals h im i Wafer Repellent Fur Your RAINWEAR $ £ 0 0 FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. Eva Bess REALTY SHOP Newly Modernized Corner Oak A Commrreial NO INSTALLATION CHARGE GAS DcBary r Take if easy ,while our machines do the work! B a rtle n sk i H onor G u e st O f BOTTLED E ven t A . By Donna Eatea I stork ahower held at the Civic I Mrs. Tester Elgin and Mrs. I err d with a dainty-cloth out- M rs. Arthur Sullivan, Mrs. Mra. F. J. Bartlenski was League Building in Longwood. I William DeRosa, linrd in pink storks and ccn- Chclla Ansley, Mrs. Marian guest of honor recently at a I Hostesses for the event wend The serving tables was cov- I tered with arrangements of Magnole, Mrs. Nan Freeman, azaleas and camellias encircl­ Mrs. Columbo Farina, Mrs. ing two cut glass punch bowls. Elhel Hartman, Mrs. Henry Gay storks also decorated Tooke, Mrs. Walter Clanton, and Mrs. Tracy Estes. napkins, cups, plates and the Awarded prizes were Mrs. cake. Ann Hopkins, Mrs. Freeman Thr gift table featured a and Mrs. Tooke. large pink stork holding a 'm iniature b a b y dolt in tradi­ Elder Spring* Baptist tional manner. KINDERGARTEN Guests were served cake, Fall Itrciatration blueberry and pink pineapple BEGINS APRIL l punch, nuts, mints and can-i • REGISTRATION *3.00 dies. • MODERATE TUITION Those attending included i MRS. ROMA MEADORS Mrs. Garland Shaw, Mrs. Ann < DIRECTOR Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph Hop FOR INFORMATION kins, Mr*. Orland Fox. Mrs. 122-17.11 322-0282 Zeno Hyland, Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. John Kennedy, Old Orlando ltd. S. Under FOOD FA I R Got Spring Fever? March 2ft. ‘lftBIS— Png* ft SPECIAL* REGULAR Fresk . TENDER YOUNG P O LE BEANS 35< VALUE . ICED SPANISHBARCAKE.... 29i WHITEBREAD....“.— ..25* NEW! ’’ M IR A C LE TW IST” CO UN TRY SQUIRE S L IC E D 2 LBS SANFORD, FLA. I « �ft r r- , 45* ■K Want Ads Are Community Conversation 8. Peta & Supplies Stir S u fo ri grroli Pnge 10—March 29, I960 r A Q M A K IU M I * 12. Special Notices 22. Plumbing 15. Special Services Read and Use Them! Call 322-5612 50. Misc. For Sale 55. Farnilure For Sale Us ed ( u r n l l a r * a p p i t a n e a s , to ols, PLU MBING A d d i n * M a rh ln a a • T y p e w r i t e r * L A W N A G A R D E N W O R K , BOATERS a t e . B o u g h t . Sold. L a rr jr'a C o n t r a c t i n g R e p air* 011*1001. Bala* - R e n ta l* - R e p air* DO I T Y O U R S E L F ! M a rt , I I I 8 a n ( e r d Av*. P h . F R E E E BTIM ATES P O W E L L 'S O r P I C E S U P P L Y H i g h e s t Q u a l i t y ( r o m t h a D ar t C o m p l a t * R a f l n U h l n * Suppllaa. 111-4111. It, L. H A n v E T H atch eries, L ow aat dlacounl COM PLETE LAWN CARE FASCO COR P. H I S a n f o r d Ava._______ » 1 - I W l l l l F r e n c h A v t . L andaeapln*. Spraying, price* . IB a. m. - I p. m — 13. Catering - Food IJI-llll C O U R T E O U 8 T C H A R O B AC­ DAILY— PINNY PH I ENDS, S o d d in g , r a a a o n a b l a r a l a e . C O U N TS — l i m i te d c r e d i t If I Mllaa j i h o f B a n fo r d on P H IL L IP S LAWN SER V IC E 23. Painting T E L E F U N K E N B lereo Consol* S T R A W B E R R I E S ( o r Pal*. Ton y o u o w a a phott*. P u t elaaall l l - l i o o a l t a r 1:10 p. m l i n y . IT- w i t h A M -F M R a d io , t ill. Ph. p i c k 40c qt., 10 o r m o r e l i e ( lad A t a t o w o r k ( o r g o u t 111-1111. r e p a i r. Stl-14 10 . PA IN T IN G q t , p i c k e d on o r d e r , (laid O E n M A N S H E P H E R D Pupplta, 16. Interior Decorators r u n l i e q t. No S u n d a y aal*. S A N F O R D H E W IN O C E N T E R 60. Htislnem Opport. p u r * b r a d . 333-1011. 24. Well Drilling n r l a a n n Ave., 011*1010. 111 So. r a r k Ava. 111*1411 D r a p e r l e a - Hllprovara W E L L S D R I L L E D . P UM PS JE A N MARCEL MU ST B E L L A K C P o o d le P u p . 15. Special Services L A T E X A Oil P a i n t * 11.16 g at. M A JO R Oil Co. h a* Barvte* S t a t i o n ( o r Isaao. Good l o c a ­ SPRIN K LER a rS T E M l 1661 F r e n c h Ava. 111-1110 R u g a 11.11 up. A r m y * N a v y p laa t<0. III-BIB®. tio n , eiretlent ep p o rlu n llr All Type* a n d Slaa* Sarplu*. (o r q u a lld a d parson. F in a n c ­ W a R e p a i r a n d Bervlc# DOOB R E C E I V E D f o r Ado p- A & B CONTRACTORS 17. Janitorial Services ial a s e l s l a n e * A D e a le r T r a i n ­ RCA S T E R E O , D a m a n m o d e r n S T I N E HOM E IM PROV EM ENT S. lio n , b o a r d e d A n im al R a e c u a in g a v a i l a b l e , p h . t i l - 1 1 1 1 . M a ch ln a a n d S u p p l y Co. W a l n u t C n b i n t t . I lk * n ew , n o O K I N O , P A IN T IN O A L a a g u e , 1 TOO W. M ln n e e o la , TEN THCII M A IN T E N A N C E r a a a o n a b l a . 131-1117. 161 W. I n d SI__________111-4111 INYUI ATINO D aL an d . P h . 714-1144. Bervlc* A Hupplle* f i n a n c i n g A rranged O ll-lltT 69. SchoolH & Insiructlons l l l l S. P a r k Dr. 111-4111 29. Photo & Equipment H O O V E R VAC. C L E A N E R S W H I T E S E W I N G M A C H IN E S W A N T E D PUPS S E W I N G In O r n a r a l , Allar n* A u t h o r i s e d Sale* A S arv lc* A n y k i n d . Mixed o r AKC. W* Han*. N av y Hawing. Z lp p a ra. 19. Builders Supplies B E a good E g * A g lv * y o u r G A R R E T T 'S p i c k u p —c a a h o r e o o a l * n . U. 0. C I V I L S E R V I C E T E S T S ! P o r k e t e . R a a a o n a b la prlcaa. W lf* a n e w C a m e r a b* for# m a n t . T E l-BBIB. 161 E. F l r a t . Ill-lit! H ID M a g n o lia Ava. P b . 111. P n E - C A S T C o n e ra l # Blape Keeler! 1111, Mr*. Mary P r o c t o r . G R E G O R T L U M B E R CO W I K O O L D T S C A M E R A S HOP 1 m m MOVIE C A M E R A A Man - W o m a n I I a n d o v er, 14* DOB ERM A N P I N S C H E R pupa. 110 Map)* Ava 111-0160 116 S. P e r k A v an u a, B a n fo rd c u r * jo b * H i g h p a r . S h o r t S creen . C a ll 111*7111 a f t e r P I X I T S HOP AK C. V io la K a a t n a r . I l l - i l l * . hours. A dvancem ent. T hou 1 p. m. N E W LOCATION s a n d * o f lo b e op en . P r e p a r a ­ 30. Home Appliances 20. Hardware 100 So. F re n c h a l | . 4 T I I tory tra in in g u n til appoint N O T H IN G IS L O S T u n l i t • OUT OF PAWN ad. E x p e r i e n c e u s u a l l y u n ­ H e r a l d W a n t Ad ( alia t o (In d N E W A P P L I A N C E * a t W a r e H a n f o r d * Moat C o m p lat* S i n g e r B e le o tO M atlc i l g t a g . SICK ROOM NEEDS necessary. F R E E Inform ation III house Prices— Frlgtdalre, t e d W il l ia m s h o w . Ilk a n ew , doe* F a n c y DeW h e a l Ch alr e. W a l k a r a , C a n aa o n Jobs, s a l a r i e s , r e q u i r e H o t F e i n t , RC A. E a n l th , ate. 16* E. I l l h . iim iii a la n a , B u t t o n h o l e s . » e a i on A C m l e h r a for r a n t o r **la. m e n l a. W r i t * t o d a y x l i l n g M A LE D a r h a h u n d , l l a n l r l a r a d . Call C h a r l i e G o r m l y collect D u tlo n a, Blind Hem*. Mono* I’r r a c r l p l l o n a a t Lowaat name, addraas and ph one. —-tVivVr rh tItir’an." I l l - W i f . a t A s s o c i a t e d R a d io A TV. g r a m a . E m b r o i d e r s , ol e. P a y P rlcaa D isc o u n t t o p eople 21. Home Improvements L in c o ln S erv ice, Boa 10* S a n l l l l N. G r a n g e Ava., O r l a n ­ b a l a n c e d u e o f 155 *1 c a s h o v e r OH A all S erv ice p e r e u n ( o rd H e r a l d . do « i ; - l t ! 4 . 12. Special Not Ices o r t a r m a , Ph. 111-74S7. n e |. C h eck o ur prlcaa. a t t e n t io n . FAUST DRUG STORE DO It Y o u r e e l t - e r a t I f y o u r S a NFORD ELECTRIC T R A D E : * F t . Dar, F o r m i c a 71. Mole Help Wanted Income Tax Returns Itoof need * r e p a i r i n g . C h e c k P r e e D eliv er y 111-0TI4 t o p . s l i d i n g do or*. f o r 1 w l l h ue (o r th * Heat R o of- O. E. A p . l l a n c a a — N aw A Used I I T a a r a K f p r r l a n c a , Call L a . ch eat* nf d r a w e r * . 111-1511. 111*1141 l o g m a t e r i a l m o n e y can buy. I I I M a g n o l ia PHARMACISTS m a r W llllam a, P lv * P oint*. O F F E R I N G A H I'E C tA L HEItCall 111*4161 A wa w ill coma UHED V I C E ? Mora l h a n 46,0(1# r e e d 111-1111. l a y o u r f u t u r e a* b r i g h t a t Appliances In c l u d i n g .»!. Articles For Kent Running. era aea i*he B a n fo rd l l a r a t d y o u wlehT Thie la y o u r o p ­ bullt-tna. Ilk* n«w. L ow CA N A 8 D ay C a m p h t g l n a J u n e c l i t t l f l e d *<J» d ally , n a t a a a* p o r t u n i t y l o Join A m e r i c a -* price*. 111.161*. R a p a l ra 14th., L a k e Golden. F o r I n ­ " T o u n an i* It— W # h a v * HI" lo w aa l i e par l i n e p a r d ay ! C A R P E N T E R . H o m e fastest grow ing drugstore. A Addltlone. F l r a t Claaa f o r m a t i o n call I K - l l l i F r e d D ial 1 1 1 - t a i l or 4 1 1 - t i l l an d 31. Mimical ImitrumentH AMERICAN RENT-ALL eWn*d o ua sr t exupnednesrigooni npgr o ag r atmr e mIn­ W o r k m a n a h l p . Ph. 111-1611. p l a c e y o u r adl Gena*. l l l l B. l l t a w a t h a , t l l - t l l l th * a t a t * of F l o r i d a . W* can P lano S ervicing A T uning p l a c e y o u In: R E N T A BED Gan* C u m b a a — 111-1*41 MIAMI notlaw ay, H ospital, Baby FT. LAUDERDALE Bada. by D ay , W aak. or Plan o T u n in g a n d Repair M o n th . PA LM BE A C H W L H arm on til-4111 u ORLANDO C A R R O L L 'S F U R N I T U R E TAMPA 111 W. l e t 111-Stll 35. Vacuum Cleaners CLEARW ATER Do n o t h e s ita te to phone ( r o l ­ 53. Wanted To Buy "EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" HANFORD VACUUM 8 VC. l e d It n t c e e e a r y ) . All r a p l l t a SALES . R E P A I R S w ill be h eld In th * s t r i c t e s t USED F U RN IT U RE ISIS P. P a r k Av*. 133-451 1 o f c o n f id e n c e . 111.1270 111-4441 ( O rl a n d o ) 13. Plants, Feeds, Seeds ■ E L l, 118 y u u r F u r n l l u r * . I A. M. to 11 P. M. M o n d a y , M a rc h 39 * Q u ic k P a r v lc a w i t h Ih* Caah. Ask fo r Mr. E m i t B r o w n SUPER TRADING POST. SPEC IA L Geranium *. Llgua* T h ee* p o elllo n a f e a t u r e : 111-0477. Irutn, Mice. P l a n t s In Illoom. E x c e l l e n t S alarle* Reasonable. 171* C ountry A H e r a l d w a n t a d ta aa n ear P a i d Lit* I n s u r a n c e Clu b Road. a s y o u r p h o n a l D ial 111-4411 P a id H o s p i t a l I n s u r a n c e Uatd S u rg i c a l In e u ra n c # o r 413-3111 ( S o u t h S e m i n o l e ) 11 ARRT INDIGO a n d ua* y o u r c h a r g * a c c o u n t . P aid V aca tio n * ( r x u l a r 100 Ibe. 13* 00, S66 Ih P aid R e t i r e m e n t P lan Iota 114 06. A r g e n t i n a A p e n P l u t a F ABULOUS ■ • ro le l i a b l e G r a t a Head— PIANO WANTED P ro f i t S h a r i n g P l a n \ e k (or prlcaa. a n d o t h e r ( 'a ll Collect, O r l a n d o l ! ! - ! ! t l . field aaada. A. M P r e v a t t . SUPER-X DRUGS. INC. 74*-SllS. Sevilla. F l o ri d a . 55. Furniture For Sale TnoriCAL riFH 1. 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Hs hat hornra H a le d In t l i s d l y of S a n f o r d sad Semlnola Cosnty. • FOR-SALE New Homes . FOR-RENT Used Homes FOR-LEASE * Older Homes A -L-S -0 M ERLE is auth orised b y . both V . A . sa d P. H. A- to nail their b o a t * located w h srsvsr A V. A. or F . H. A . p o r -S a ls Sign Is dlsplayad. MERLE W. WARNER, REALTOR k 708 South Park Avenue ^ Sanford, Florida « f Dial 822*8829 Lets All Attend Church Thia Sunday 54 Pontiac 2 D o o r . S Cylinder, Aulnmatle Transmit■Ion, Radio and Ifeatsr. $295 60 Dodge 2 Door Hrdan. A Cylinder, Automatic Transmission Radio and Hester. $ 495 62 Falcon 59 Chevrolet Del Air. 4 Door Hardt o p , V-l, Automatic Transmission. P o w • r Bleertnf, Power Drake#, Radio and Ueater. BOB SAYS IN A D D ITIO N TO OUR USED CARS WE HAVE EXPERT M E C H A N I C S T O WORK ON A N Y MAKE A U T O ­ M OBILE. Dodge Pnllre Pursuit. IRI Cu. In. V-l,’ Automatic Trane. A Power Ilrskes. M C l rhevrolat Bel Air 4 Dr flsdin R A II, U I Aula. Trans^ Power Fleering, Air Cond. 60 I'hrygier RA 5 8 DeSoto, Good Transportation II 62 Falcon '2195 *1396 *1195 '1396 '496 *395 61 Falcon Deluxe 4 Door Station W a g o n , t Cylinder, Automatic TranamH* ■Ion. Radio end Has Ur- Many More To Choose From GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS • nEN HOWLAND (General Mgr.) • BOH THOMAS (Salen Mgr.) • FRANK IinUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN • SAM SIMCOE OPEN MON. THRU FIU. TILL 8 P. M. Seminole County Molors^QL 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford Phona 822*0614 Or Ml 7*2380 V I Door Sedan. 4 Cylinder, H t s n d n r d Trgnamlfalon, Radio, Heater and Padded Dish. A On* Owner With Low Mll»»i«. *1166 New Yorker, Pull Power A nd A ir C onditioned. *k <1095 JOHN BAUL8 AGENCY S OUTH S EM IN O LE R E SID E N T S CALL b 3 M m 2507 SO. PARK *1095 g g Renault With Completely Rebuilt Enilne B sth . F u r n i s h e d , desirable n e ig h ­ Temporary taxation Filrlana ] Door, < Cylin­ der, Nlandard Transmis­ sion, Radio and Heater. i BDRM ish e d B a th , U n f u r a l e h nice, c lo s e to <S> 62 Ford 63 Chevrolet Corvair Moms AT, I Be d ro o m . 1 *d h o u ss . school. I B e d ro o m I r e a l nice A b o rh o o d . V i enjoy t w d o r a m l people And by hglping y«a And |utl Ih* right vied cat, are hope you’ll coma beck i l i t i . , . gteybaeven psxs the woid lo tom e of your bKodi, Stop In i *1295 Nicely LAKK M ART. C lea n F urn l a r g e Apt , 1 ll d rm Adu lt a Call IIS 1310 : i : - i i « i l i l t H ia w a th a a t IT -It COMPLETELY F u r n ­ USED CARS AND PEOPLE Daluxa 4 Door Sedan. • C y l i n d e r , Automatic Transmission, Radio and Air Condition. ALL NEW FORI) “TRADE-INS” 425-5938 in N A T IO N A L AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 29 TH-S w i t h lU tllu A H e a t e r , e x c e lle n t c o n d i t i o n . ) 2 3 - f 413 I t —M o n e y W a n t e d 106. Apartments for Rent SUNBEAM Conv. goo d 14—S a v i n g * A L o an cond.. p o r f o r m a t i l t . , clirap, 41— I n s u r a n c e W E I A . . A A P A R T M E N T S 111 112-0*40. I I — S c h o o l! A I n s t r u c t i o n * A '. F l r a t St. TO— E m p l o y m e n t Ser vice* HIIO I* A l t n U N P , t h r u s r r Ut> T l—M a lt Help W a n t e d 3 BKDHfUJM F u r n , Apt w a t e r la*2 Konl G a l a x y 5«i*, 4 dour, t l — F e m a l e H elp W a n t e d f u r n Ifli m o 322*0557. h a r d tu p vvitli 4tll i h r r t i u e , I I — Male or F e m a l e H elp p lu a a i r . V E R Y CL EA N o n Tl—Sale* Help W a n t e d NICE LY F u r n Apt., p r i v a t e e n ­ ty 11,393. W ill t r v l # 222-7491 TT—S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d t r a n c e , ti l e b ath . Adult*. J40f • 1— In c o m e P r o p e r t y 8 E lm 121-1107. 1331 CUSTOM K*<»DOi: Bl«*rra I I — B u t l n t e i P r o p — Sale Ht allo n Wng*»n 81 rl k in a I I — R e el K a ta t* W a n t e d T W O Bdrm , f u rn . apt., no reenlleiRe A W h i l e . Aulo, TfrttisI t — R e el E e t e t * Sale ed p o r c h , T iled h a t h Only m laaton, P H , it A 11 A IT— lluslna** R e n te !* |SS ITOJ MagnMI* 121*1151 W h i t * T lr r n One o w n e r wi t h •0— I-o te F o r Sal* A c tu a l m ile a g e . Li*cally d r i v ­ II— F a r m e—O r o v e s E F F . AF T. p r i v a t e h a t h , eu lten by p r 4iin in e n t D eltona I I —Out o f S t a t e A c r e a g e a b l a for C o u p U o r F ln g le Family* No m o n e y needed I I — I I d u m i F o r Sal* p ereo n . I d e a lly l o c a t e d di.w n Aa low «■ I? 49 w e e k ly . DM2 I t — R o u t e * — Sal* o r R e a l tnk n Inquire ni M flm ul H a n fo rd A v e , 122-45UI. Aak I I —H u u tt For Rent Ja c o b * o n Dep t. JMor*. I l l E. for Don. 110— R a a o r t R e n ta l* 1at 101—T r a i l e r * — C a b a n a * I I I — Mobile Hornet.—S ets KUHN 2 Itelrm. l»uj»1r* Aj»t„ lL'1—Mobile l i o n i s e — R e n t T v r r a s i o Kloora, u l r batli, 101—T r a i l e r S p a c e — R e n t w n t e f f u r n , i#oc4il#f| Off Lake* 101—T r a i l e r L o l e —6 a l e Mary lilvd. on v D rift wood l o t —A p a r t m e n t * F o r R e n t l,g»nr |*h i : 2 - 4 7 : i . 1UI—R o o m s F o r R a n t l i e — H o t e l Roome M i l l 'l l BN. : Hi"1 ro o m t u pi# $ 111 — R e n t a l A g e n t* fu rn tah v 'l. |T5 l o | J \ U 111 — W a n t e d T* R e n t I r >t Hi* S a tifu f J . Cal! 122 l i t — Autoe F o r S a l t M2t III— Auto*— S a l t o r T r a d e 111— T r u c k s F o r Sale 2 HDHM F u r n Apt 1 3 . 1 0 1 4 110— A u t o m o t i v e Service F*. S lat Ht. R o b e r t A. W11111— Scooter* A Cycle* I l a t n i SSS-StSl. I I I — Boat* A Motor* KUHN1HH KD Apt. »<». niu.. l i t — M arin * S u p p l i e s 468-4141. sp e c ia lize s 'EPOSSESSIO* PLYM O U T H S u b u r b a n S ta i Ion W i f o n . P r i c t i o a l P o l i r Scnksrik Ginas and Faint W h ite , or!R in at t h r u au ! Company fully equ l|ipei! w i t h Air Cond, P h . 122-4(22 A utom atic, Luggage Hack, 110 Magnolia, Hadllu. H e a t e r A All p o w e r . Vo C a a h Ne#do»1. As low ua | « . 9 7 p a r m o n th . ]013 8«nfor<1 A v e , 1 3 :-43oi, A i k f a r G eo rg e. HOn M r K K C UPKH ('A118 NO MONR T DOWN *01 K r e u - h Ava. 122-0721 A d v e r t i s e r * w ill b e g l a d to h a v e y o u m e n t i o n T h e Stan­ f o rd H e r a l d w h e n a n s w e r i n g advertisem ents. 120. AutomoUve Service 115. Autus For Sale Snle Hollers 118. Trurkn For Sale ____________ ■47 C t I K V n O L K T 0744 Tour EVINRUDK Dealer 4 9 4 -l-t E. l i t Ph. I l l - D l l DAT * .SITE! Heretd went ads work for ae little aa tto a day! A IR -C O N D IT IO N E D P r e t t y 2 - bed ro o m , 1 b i t h , b u iltin leu* h t n , p a l m e d in arid o u t L i k r n ew , L a r g e L o t In lovely n e ig h b o r h o o d . F i c e l ­ le n l l a v e e U n e n l. Ph. 112-7141. J BEDROOM blues t H o u se, :0I> F t. F r o n t s g s on L a k e Minnie. e l r c o n d itio n e d , f u r n i s h e d o r u n f u r n i s h e d P h I It-1 4 1 1 . HOMES Queen"! Sanford mo. i : : . M 9 : G atew a y To Tha W n tn rw ay Robson Sporting Goods 123. Boats & Motors 97. Houses For Rent FHA — VA These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid value — low price and high quality-Come out and sea these wonderful homes for yourself — There are 16 com­ pletely furnished mod­ els to choose from, in clu d in g a replica of the World’s Fair House. While here en­ joy a free ride aboard the riverboat, "Deltona apart- 101 W. Jn d Rt. 111-4011 ALL W ORK GUARANTEED HellAltY. 1 Bdrm.. 7 Ruth. Fla Room, t ' a r p o r t s . Nicely l a n d a .a p e d , c l n s , t o n s w S h o p ­ p in g C e n te r, 11,110, T e im e . 1), will Iras* t « r e s p o n s i b l e party S l l - l l t J $100 DOWN D e lt o n a f n rn leh r.1 S A N F O R D MOTOR CO. SOD F r e n c h Ave. 41 !-l)t] AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. yti. Houses • Sale or Rent REALTY Yes, bars at R e d ro o m 41 V O L K 8 IVADEN, l » 4 i #0. A u t o ( lla ea T op* A Hast Cover* 95. Houses For Sale Management 651 is- 1 CLASSIFIED INDEX • HT O W N E R : T o r ih n aa d t a l r In c p r e i t l g e l iv in g . In t h a b p a u 11f u I M a y f a i r S ection, n e a r p f r l u r a a q u a L a k e Mon* 1 BEDROO M T r a i l e r o n L a k e A .h b y , A d u lt* o n ly . Ph. S I 37144. lf>*%A r o i l D H K T LtNHH, re* I r a o t a b t e h a r d t o p , ratllo, heAt* I I O l 'S E T H A I L E R . Rlvervlew #r, p o w e r a l e r t i n g , n eed s Ave. |t O . W a t e r F u r n . , I l l iran am iaaiem t3>3. l*h. 122* 0 4 4 4 . _____________________ M t 7 o r aea a t 1S< Gar rlaoQ Dr. 105. Trailer I-otn Payton Realty S e l e c t i o n of 3, S. a n d I B e d ro o m * l o c a t e d In v a r lo u a He- i l o n i of P a n f o r d I m m e d i a t e D eliv er y • ntffcwn.w tat s u i i « on, “No, ht didn't corns along to protect me! 1 cams along to protset HIM!" I S l - U O l TtlO H i a w a t h a a t IT-11 HOI a P a r k Ava. 312 62SS a n y t i m e 1 - b e d ro o m PM A L L HOUSE, n e a r Bunland, w a t e r In clu d ed | 4 d mn, Ca ll 233-340I. ______________ ______ REALTY $100.00 DOW N unfurnl*hed ateerlng. pow er brake*. P a d ­ d ed A w h i t * tlr* » L o cal Doc. tor'* car, N*» C a a h Needed As low a s 119 44 a m o n t h 1 'l l 2 S a n f o r d Av#.. 4 ; : - t ’" ' l Ask f o r Mac. . Dupl ex Apt., ill# hath, lorm e n l . C o n t a c t 111! P a l m e t t o . r a t t o floor*; Venet i an hi Iml#, •44 PLYMOUTH 4 door. Auto Transmission A Heater, real ki tchen equipped, w a t e r f u r n ­ I UBDROOM F u r n . Apt., R e d e ­ ished. <33-2*11 a f t e r S p m . clean, Sacrifice. Ph. 441- 13*7 c o r a t e d , u t t e r In clu d ed 140 ST E N ST R O M Seminole Realty 1 HoOM F u r n i s h e d Apt,. | 4 I , 111 F.. I t h . I K - t T l t . F U R N . Apt. Close In. J l m m l * Cowan. i : : - « o i i . C A SSE LB ER R Y ,' F tifn lth e d 1 Hoorn*. P o rc h , 131 C o n c o rd : BDRM. F u r n . Apt*. 40t P e l . Dr. Ph. I l l - ! i l l m etlo, l l l - t l T I . • $100 DOWN S P N L A N D E 8 T A T B S . I B edroom a, 1 h a t h , C e n t r a l Air, m an y extra*. l l l - i l H . A d u lt* 1 RE D RO O M l l o u e * u n f u r n l e h cd. | « t mo t i l Buy Av*. c a l l OrUnrtTn— S14-ITI4 SO U T H W A R D $77.37 PAYS ALL 1 DUPLKX Moderately furnish­ IMS O l.liS 94, 4 d r, o r i g i n a l D eee rt Hold A I v o ry . F u ll ed. I Available after (he f a c t o r y e q u i p p e d , a i r cond , 11th A ih* other M e/ 1st Adults. ii: - i « t o . A utom atic Iran * . p o w er only. : -!1KD ROOM h o u se . l t : - l u | t . b e f o r e 10 A. M. a f t e r « p m SMALL H OUSE :t:-:iii. R O B E R T A. W I L L IA M S R e n tie r R a y m o n d L u n d q u l e t , A**o. A tlan tia B a n k Bids. 120. Automotive Service 123. Boats A Motors 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Auto* For Sale Srrtlli March 29, 1965—Page 11 97. Houses For Rent fcanforb NO REASON ABLE O FFER W IL L BE REFUSED ON T H E ABOVE " C O M P E T IT IV E M A K E” M ERCH A N D ISE - A L L TR A D ED IN *1195 OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL • P3L ON NEW 1965 FORD CARS H O LLER ALSO M AN Y BARGAINS IN FOR NEW AN D USED CO M E AN D Open Friday Nicht Til 9 P.M. Strlckland-Morrison, Inc. ' w irii m il's hi i i nun hi*w t it SANI'ORD, FI.A. 322-1181 \\ . I* l.ll-MJUi MOTOR SALES * - •| * Open All Day Saturday 2nd. A Palmetto ~ Ph. 822*0861 2507 So. Park Ph. 322*6231 l-k l£y �r •. Welcome M at Spread For State Senators TALLAHASSEE (UPIl — The Capitol was sprinkled fore the door hai an outline The Senste president's of. The heavy construction was at the Senate wing of the Capitol. Si* new offices were tucked between the air con­ ditioning pumps and the ele­ vator machinery in the attic. Two new committee rooms were squeezed just under the Capitol roof along with aome more offices. Senate secretary Ed Fras­ er’s office was split into sev­ eral other offices and a stair, well for arrets Ip tha attic. Senate sergeant - at - arms LeRoy Adkinson said it was nearly finished. He said at soon a* the workmen move out "it will be mostly dustin g - ★ MON. ★ TUES. ★ VfEIX - {fttr ftgnfnrh Erralh A new welcome mat is spread with painters today putting of Florida for tha lawmakers fire was enlarged and panell­ Patre 12—March 29, 1965 before the door of the Florida trim on some of the rooms In to walk across. ed in wood. Senate chambers and when the senators go to work April 6 they will find aome new offices tucked up in the attic between the air conditioning pumpa. Florida's old Capitol build­ ing it becoming more and more like a Chinese puzzle. An enlargement program to accomodata the 1965 ses­ sion of the state Legislature did not add offices and rooms to the outside of the building, but workmen found places in­ side the building to cram an­ other room here and there. KENNETH E. Fetter, a v i a Linn machinist’s mate 3/cI, of RVAH-7 a t Sanford Naval Air Station, has rc-cnlistcd for six years under the Navy's Selective TrainI n g a n d Retention (STAR) program, lie and hiB wife, Martha, reside on O r l a n d o Drive. (Navy Photo) Child Bride, 15, In Trouble With Truant Officer MILWAUKEE, Wia. (UPI) —Dorothy Roby will have to decide today whether ahe would prefer leaving the »tale to attending achnoj, Dorothy, Hi, i* Mr*. Ralph Roby, whose husband, 21, want* her at home. Assistant District Atty. Al­ fred fitanirh want* her in arhool and he thinks he has the wrtglil of Wisconsin law la-hind him. Dorothy, then 14, went to Mississippi In at year. She met Ralph Roby and the two were married lust August. She and her huahand returned here and moved into an apartment above that of her mother, Mra. Dona Lewis, 39. Last Dec. 14, at her hueband's request, she withdrew from school, Stanlch said the rouple's marriage is not recognised in VVisconain because of Dorothy’s age. To In- legal, Mr* Kohy would have had to banlived uutaldu the statu fur a year la-fore and Is inuiillis after (lie wedding. Furthermore, Munich said, Wisconsin law requires that Mis Kohy attend *<)mh>1 Until she Is tli unless she Is preg rrnut or has sumo other med­ ical excuse. County Judge F. Ryan Duf­ fy adotitned her truancy hear­ ing until today to give her time to decide whether ahe would rather return to Miss­ issippi or to school. both the Senste and House' areas. Most of the major work has been done and the House sergesnt-st-arms — Bill Ballentine—rays all that needs to be done ia to "dust” in or­ der to get the lower chamber ready for the representatives. The new welcome mat be­ Area Members Of Services A Lmgwood soldier, Army Specialljt/4 Doyle I t Hrown has been assigned to border patrol duty with the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Welt Germany. Brown, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, 202 Pal­ metto Ave., Longwoud, will take part in continuous patrol missions designed to provide immediate notification of any aggressive activities along the northern sretor of the EastWest German border. The 24-ycar-oid soldier is a 1956 graduate of Lyman High School and was employed at Martin-Marietta Corp. before entering the Army. • • • Army Specialist/4 Walter Ilryson J r , Hanford, has been assigned Vi the 566th Mediral Company in Germany Bry­ son's wife, Laura, live* at 519 E. Sth St. in Sanford. Bryson is an ambulanee driver In the company neat Baum holder He entered the Army in March, 10t'4, BIG STOCK RED U C TIO N S A LE N O W IN PROGRESS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED LEAN “WESTERN” PORK FRESH 100% PURE SHOULDER ROAST GROUND BEEF LB. D IN E T T E S Choose From Our Large Selection Of Styles. Sires, Shapes And Finishes. Plastic Tops And Upholstered Chairs. 5 Pc* $3 8 Buy On and $4 8 ‘ARMOUR STAR” BABY CHEER BEEF LIV ER EASY 7 Pc* $ ^ g 8 8 TERM S MATHER 9 Pc. of GIANT PKG. LIMIT: ONE WITH YOt'R 13 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. Sanford — OPEN FRIDAY EVKNINGS — 203-09 E. 1st Street Phone 322-0983 "SKALD-SWEET” FROZEN • LIMEADE (OR) .10 99 LEM O N A D E. . “ALI.SWKET" QL’ARTKRS M A R G A R IN E . . . LB. PKG. ‘RICELAND” LONG GRAIN RICE millions come to play.... LIMIT: ONE WITH YOLK 13 OK MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. Now You Know t'olted P ro* International The first nuclear powered lighthouse beacon, inaugurat­ ed May 20, 1964, in Baltimore l.ighthimic, Chesapeake Hay, la designed to operate unat­ tended (or 10 years, actuating to the World Almanac. FRESH ORANGE JUICE LIQUOR MART OF VALUES REG. R O LL QTS. LIMIT: 3 WITH VOl It $3 OR MORE KOOI) ORDER PLEASE. and many to stay! SANFORD'S NUMBER ONE LIQUOR STORE 25th & Park, Sanford Last year, several million people visited Florida — and better than 150,000 decided to stay here forever. It's easy to see why: they simply found that Florida offered even more than they expected. They came for the sunshine, the eomfort, the casual way of life — and discovered that Florida residents enjoy these pleasures all year round. And more. They dis­ covered opportunities, from professional to industrial to part-time retirement work. They discovered th at tax la w s favored both business and the individual. But you’ll be making these discoveries for yourself, Mr. and Mrs. Visitor. And w e hope you'll co m e to the sa m e conclusions. You’ll he as glad you stayed a a w e a r e to have you I FLORIDA W . Scott B u rn s , M g r . -FRENCH'S" » OL JARS MUSTARD . . “SAXET" FIELD uelpihg A build LIGHT C O M P A N Y plobida 207 Magnplia A v s . * QT. TKG. PEAS . . . WAFERS . . "NAII1 SCO* VANILLA 50 EXTRA With Tbia Coupon A Tha Purchase Of -All Purpose" KRAFT STAM PS OIL QL SSe Coupon Good At "TIIRIFTWAY" Only Thru WetL, March 31. . 2/25c “FRITO" U OZ. PKO. . . 69c CORN CHI PS. . . . No. 303 cans GOLD BOND P OWE R PEGS. OF « . 2/29c CINNAMON BUNS TARNATION- INSTANT DRY MILK "EVKRFRESIF* • ■ tOc . :* S 50 EXTRA 49c “PALMOLIVE* GOLD SOAP 2 = GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of -Sara Lee" COFFEB STAM PS CAKE IS Os. P hi. Tie Coupon Good At THRIFTWAY" Only Thru Wed, March 31. 33' 21=45' 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of -Dreaael'aStrawberry STAM PS , SHORTCAKE 17 Of. Pkg. SSc I Coupon Good At THRIFTWAY’ Only Thru Wed, March 31. ----t �! I I » t* 4 f» \ >a Death And Taxes’ Bruce — jl- i *7-r* '• •’ > *'’ll. Faithful are the wounds of a friend, profuse are the kisses of an enemv.—Proverbs 27:6: * * • So long as we love wc serve; so long as we arc loved by others I would almost say that we are indispensa­ ble; and no man is useless while he has a friend.—Robert Louis Steven­ son. Biossat— Ray Cromley is solidly placed to win a sec­ ond term. Durpont is a two-time loser as a p arty independent in p re ­ vious governorship primaries He was not the first choice of some key m oderates in New Jersey. He may have p rim ary opposition. And his old ad­ vocacy of a state sales tax may not help him in a state thnt long has shunned that levy. Yet. with all the drawbacks, Dumont must be p u t down ns (he best m ajor prospect liepublicans have in 1965, A s e c e l parley was held recently in Roanoke by party chiefs hopeful of finding 3 good runner for tbe \ iiginia governorship. Nothing ha* surfaced yet. Rut st best the hope can only be for a rr speclabir ' ote show ing. Kven this is elusive, Itaiely has a Republican nominee for gov­ ernor approached or gone be­ yond In per cent of the vote in Virginia. The announced Democratic candidate. 1.1. Gov. Mill* God- Altamonte S prings Mrs. Julis IMrtoa 83M 31 8 R esr Lake-Forest City Mr*. M srysnn Mllea 836-3*78 C asselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-504* I'M syi ubol ir value of this gr s l l l i e , even if u pi nked on 327-620 L ik e Monroe Mrs. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Chulunta Mrs. Joan M tg ia Longwood Mr*. Ilnnna Kslra 365-3741 838-331T N orth O rlindo Mra. M a rg a re t Cosby 322-6 795 Deltona Mr*. Mildred l i m e y 6G8-5631 Geneva Mrs. JoA nn II*)* Oalern Mr*. C larrn re Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 349-4873 ©ij? H 41.IL H A. €i l i e L O W . Mon., March 29. 1965 S U IIO N AXU r i IL H U K S r 114 NK %Ot.1 0 t,|\lL, i a i « n u * 9 - o t i t n l H » * l * r p a i l h h o o k s ii i k e A sso clA ts m o m en t lio itis lo c ls tr DOTTIE C ltf W il l ia m s E d ito r AL'S TI.1 E d ito r a l e x a .t i j e m A dvsrtlstig D lrso lo r E d ito r TIIKII %A.T PELT M*»a«irig Editor Hul N' t only in tins rare hut in tin- New Jersey and Virginia governorships as well the tun inelit called out for dm mg <-ff ort , ff»r i ma j f i na l i vr r h o h e s k. 1,1, 1, would stir in Ibc p arty and the electtnate a w tdenmu conviction th a t Repuldft an* ate ready for a big turn upwa) d. Ilasii nlly. the odds were not Kood nt the outset m any of the three big 1u* ( s Defeat could easily ^rralii Sanford, Florida I. that, would hav. been no mens, t or a p a r t y hadH shut >o,t of ihe u r b a n r e n t a l s . «iltK lca ” JTDV WELLS . r i tE O * WELLS . r at i onal i zed *— _ — r n i f i * ■*, t h r p f e p e f n m i i f , w h i c h ii..% :;j i —----- , rrn m e n t. and the Etfttor Slsc Saalcat last HILL \ I X E > T C .iu m L e .u - ^3 l l o n t i U h , a.sit>*d as tsesna class m u t e r i-«ie»sr Si. 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LEONARDS, England ( U P I ) — Twelve year-old lltrlh C tM iloy piirrhajotf a hand hag at a jumble sale for three pence (about (our cents) and later discovered 56 pounds 10 shilling! 14163 801 hidden m the lining She returned Ihe U. A T o s l s t H s s u l a l l o a s p r e v l d * i k a i a ll m ail s a b s c r l p U t a a ks p aid la a d v a a c a . It's easy to tell when winter's coldest day is here. It's always the same d a y your furnace conks out. TJ771 sibllily to provide good guv. Lucky 1 urchase A study group dccinrea that crap shooting and pok­ er playing by inmates of the Nevada S tate Prison, con­ doned there for a century, must stop. We wonder if L a i Vegas interests complained about u n fair competition. pink'* ai'iiii'liMw u n i changed «»!**• 1** M*« Hed I' itiki*. Km* k t o •■fink.Y-iti b " . i .f M ai. h | 2'b and l o o k r, nitb"innll> tiipiim! I' lltkniiimthip ilnl n<>t r ni Hv l»MWIi"*If I *1 1 4*11\ t Mi l " 41w e !111 q; a t t h e p Ij; n «f I In tret k'oir»e hiivumr, until r-9 I* ill •4|ia I'liru » Ml | ml* f 1hi b '' - Minrom wliner oh nf it y I t l4(6 l.l fill «r t h r r I h i r * **f -in. rt has *fi\ ■r»! 4oqlif not e l -i hll - h aiMrrl a In (ic \nrir -* fi't drimitinit% f *r o t h e r tneatitfuf*, aiimiitf t h em prefix ami e r e s t ed t he #' rat nf a p i w a f e hano. ia ' e m lusttjfer t n e n s i h , " whf r h f i n k " Th at se r ved t*» dilute i nn hr 11 nf!"lnt*'d ns 4 a me r r y ihe nieamiiK and pr o mo t e , D"ti "I *-lrt fi d of f h iaN w i deapr ead uea&rc. 1 ii **111p r that most of the 11i'Mn ' So f i n . *!» m•(1_ |f i« «•!«v niii , howevi t, l h al j A.* a pTMCfnal m a t t e r , fink per>oiM In-ins snbeltei^ AO i i n k ni Ki shi p as p i mf i i e i l in now m e a n s a l mo s t a n y t h i n g ; |»nv*.tv business m. n ..r i'riitrd Stairs i mp t i n > oij want it to no1u ii . Rut eiatrd with established bm*i I hr h r s and a m when you say it, dull*! forget n,'»* 1 Duclu-s all auhseri be t o a n d Iiu v n u i r n y men. Otherwise, th e i r to smile. l i g h t to expec t h o n e s t '‘p er f oMmi mc and ftut adni i l i i st i a l ion of t he law wi t h o u t the added fi nancial b u r d e n > ««u seek to est abl i sh. If you wi sh to e s t a b l i s h an associ at i on, you ha ve e v e r y r i g h t t o (In so, pr ovi tl i d it is not in conflict wi t h y o u r o a t h of offi ce or e x i s t i n g s t a t u t e s . I l owevci , it shoul d • be suppcil t ed f i nanci al l y by its l ii cmbei s mb i ndivi dual iitir. Fhiii'la. . fficiem y of their offiie. I ran assure you lhal if I 1 have reason to believe other- ! S ta ff T h u lu g ra p b c r wise, I will devote as much S*ublUh*d d ally a s o a p t S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y a n d C h r i s t m a s , pubtune as is necessary within ilah ad S a t u r d a y p r o c e e d i n g C h r l e t m a a the limit* of my capabilities S t HSt it IT I I li .N HATES t» see th at you are retired Horns DtUvory Ife week from public office us quirkly IK M IftU L K t O t k i r A L L U T l f l E l l M A I L cash to it* ownrr—and receiv­ a* possible. Iiy Mall |l O S l T»ar l*e Wi l k tll.ftf i T i u Very truly yours, ed half ol it back (or her hon S.IIO • M u i l k l •-I i • IBOMlh* esly, A Voter l i t I Mvnihs I SO S Mufttfca X.H l Moalk 1 M I Uosib C asstf E I'orlri la mil |iitMtatirri hi J>Mnf«*t *l , Barbs , Letters Rut in tin party's serious n a ­ tional plight, lack of zest amt hold plunnmt: n m i n t he so quickly e\i ummI. At least in New York and New J e f f r y , the evident r in m s I hand suggest ■ that in I IffIs* I strongly suggest that you th r fit st mote* irnideni to a i r v ie w y ou r dec'ision t o mA ■ broad party r* building have n i t f u n d s f or you i st a t e d falU-n p it) 1.' tbv narrow, nf ' | »ur |».**** siiwv moat vot.-is a i r ten prrsuiial concern* of lie „n.|er tbe impression th at pubti.au* wtin find it bald to t.tc t t .-d offi.-ialt supported bysee |.e)nnd their nkkn ha. !> ,,ublic tax fund* and fee* al yard*. irad y have a sworn rrapon- A d ttriln u s M ip iii r JA.4IK SUOEMAKEN N a ,i.... U .M * ,r W A normal blood pressure for Tom would not be more than 140/90. So he is In constant d an g er of a blowout of a small blood vessel, due to this excessive pressure. F or example, if your a u to ­ mobile tires are supposed to carry only 26 pounds of air pressure, but you accident­ ally inflate them to 40 pounds, wouldn’t they be more likely to btowmlt, espe­ cially if you hit a bum p? Well, the same physical strain occuts in the blood v es­ sels. F or Tom's pressure 2 4 0 ' 100 may loom to 260 if lie runs for a bus o r tries to skip upstairs in a hurry. Obesity is not the only cause of high blood pressure for nervous tension, plus baldening of the arteries, will also zoom th r blood pressure even in skinny people. Rut hravy folks often low­ er their blood prcs*ure almost one point per pound If they will radically reduce their blubber. bird. To wi t . The stool at m i n on y o u r h e ar t . An aunt of mine, aged 55, I'lgeon. Fit at, the h eart must exert weighed *JI'J and hail a stroke Th i s UHHirr is rrct qr ni r ed by more pressure to push your I w ith a blood pressure of 2’J 0. It t r u s t will In* n def i ni t i ve 1,mntr>. if, t | ir it, .(Hfifttic* a n s u e i to t he que s t i o n ! What 1,1 11 r 1 1,111" 1 Websti' i*a Th i r d Intel nat i onal )* rt f i n k ? ,,f1 xUv '* r a n ,M cat i I "iif Mtii* I him;, n fink n whi ch define* Mfink*' a* ° l . muted 1 l> a I appi i‘i inijilide­ f | mm i fI kh 11y n f i n c h , I nf o r me r , *ijuealiai ; 1'. S i i iket 17th of tli. popul at i on, nt Lit*1 r-.uuhly 33.682.351 |a-r*on*. w h ic h i* * m e m b e r o f I h r I.l i akei S**me a u t h o i i t i e * t heor i ze fi ifU?tllid»c f a m i ly . I n f a d . Mi»i m lh«* o n l y ( le f i n i t i n n t h a t t h e Mind |U|;e**n t>|>e *»f I b « t \ \ i-bstcr'ft N**ti»nd I n t e r* f ink «mm- f m m t h e unde r ti.il i * ilit t (i*iuir y n *4M^riiiFS V! n| id «i* a ehnfteiied f*■rIV1 of **finifei a* in put fini ; t he Link nIbid ta nti uni tent ami I1|| r H r r n i if n r f r »*m r * I *-1 ft Ilifer on ;o nitrone. 1 1 1 him in hi r pit i mi me i»f i * « .• i f r vin t r «i m i t m t r it «le f » isI* I*»*1** T h r *1 r i k e h i eii ker t y p e of lls h 11 ii 11 * ( h r i i r t l r r t Hi nl u * * m au l!' u r ik'm Mum. w urih) n * r « i m m l i i r *i *l *l r «l | l * r i r i fink def i ni t el y i a n t r f r o m the I.... pie him r u i n e d the mum1, U r nla inrrlra (hr H tllfr'i f umnim h o me s t e a d *t rike of Isiir n n iu r nmi mlilrf** 1 *•b u t I h r tut Iy u n e i e c ( 4|* nired Mi r j t when Ihe r i n k e i t o n nul i r a gif I n u r i hi t ii 2 MI « n D l » I v i h e Kne > <-1*n m■11n* H i K hii « III l i f | 4 i r n ( i r r l r f f n i r I * *Imnid di !**( live n u e n c y wa* niii* in « ji ». M iki L in k . « ( r r * * i M r r * a r r t (i* i i l h r r * « * » i i -t am e d by a *terl c o mp a n y m rr | *r s i *l r t r »( ( h r * [’ S fr on her h e m whn was* n*t| d r 41 In |*4*r «*sri « l l t l r * ht In Ip f•*( r u n wu i k c r * to r r k M"V! f| 116 ■’k 1Mb' cf t lit ket lu­ plat • I hi Ht i f kei * I h r ill r »nlii, ll*14,111 m e n . '* I no *o iTii'flilier * « ailed t he '\f» ei'ihlli; nl t he KM'ieuldi*} i fplai eioriif 8. *"I*ink * .1llk>I | ' * *‘f I Ilf* * 1*11(4 4 .|>|J *lior1 ** - *mn *•f t h r I . i b t a t y i»f i mi f»*r | f*n>t ,, Mf-a \ *3*444 111I If <M, 11Linker tun* " Later, P r o b a b l y M a g n e t woul d nl so ha ve b e at en J n v i t s or Li nds ay, t h o u g h J n v i t s is n-p r e s e n t e d a s belle, m g t h at an i nv es t me n t of money, e f for t a n d t i me e o i i i me n . u r a t e with t he c l i nl l . nge . mi l d b a s e pun! o f f for him. CAN 5X31 6*6-46*4 W est’s I'nilcd Press International tn g a c e d in finkmanship durWASHIN GTON tL’P It __ Mg the I1ait 12 month*. Of ll if ir , probably an many Finkntaqship — tin- a i t of calling somebody a fink with- as HI.475,30? did so without t„ .| in the i having a very clear picture of what links a te exactly. no*** lias been growing by | -j ....... f , m) , u,„„| If I m p i nmi bounds in t his for t oday. | mu o f f e r i n g wh a t *n *mH ,,f Mayor Robert 1 Wagner seems sure to liounee him and take a fourth tr im . F n tr r p r l ie Mrs. Ritchie Harris " F o r l get a dull pain around tny heart- when I climb S tairs or walk fast. "Rut I am an engineer so |3T t- ■ I'd like to know the specific mechanical reason why my surplus weight is dangerous." Your h e n r K js th e j. ,lmo(or" of your entire physical m a­ chine. It works steadily, day anii night with never a single lull serond'a rest! When we a re born, God fig­ uratively places aKuit 2.6 bil­ lion h eart beats in our cardiac bank account. We ra n d raw on them as we wish. l.ike the Prodigal Son, we inn exhaust our bank account early and th us die at 45 or 50. Or we can use common sense and spread o u r 2.6 bil­ lion beats till we attain the ngi: of 80 or 90. Mince your blooll vessels are not fixed and unchange­ able at birth, as you add e x ­ tra weight, nrw- Mood vessels sprout into the blubber re ­ gion. 'would not be that risk of In fart, you sprout th rre punch in the nose. ‘miles of new blood teasels When llftn ard FVnutrrwald for every five pounds of ad* Jr., rot is el of a Senate judi- ditionnl fat! rial subrommitte. used the You don' t need t o be mi en* term at n recent hearing, he rfinerr t«» u m l e r sl u n d why ezhad in mmd a different type ( t a wei ght t h u s put * a dnulde five o r six q u arts o f blood Ry dieting, we dropped h e r through those e x tr a miles of w eight to 158 and h er blood "pipes.* pressure fell meanwhile fp Tom weighed only 160 104. So h er blood pressure d ro p ­ when he was in college, which was about r i g h t fo r his ped 56 points while she lost 54 pounds. height is 5* 10". So send for my booklet T hat means he is 54 pounds "Hour To Ixise 10 Lbs. In 10 heavier th an his ideal weight Days," enclosing p long should Ik-. stamped, retu rn envelope, Which also indicates th a t plus 20 cents. It m ay add 10 his faithful "m otor" must m aintain a steady flow of years to your longevity! (A lw ays w rite to Dr. blood in nlmost 9.1 mile* of Crane in r a r e of this newsextra "pipes.” At each beat, therefore, it p s p r r , enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel* must labor harrier, thus wearing out th a t much soon­ nprn snd 21) rent* to rov er typing and printing rnalrf er. F or with it* g re a te r load, it steps up the putsc rate, when you send for one of his booklets.) loo. ‘ ' The Lighter Side No m a t t e r w h a t fine wor ds i . > . a r e u t t e r e d to s u r r o u n d the e v e n t u a l MU* nominee wi t h Tlo- t hi n g about I hr Ne u York m a y o r a l t y r »c r is thnt n J n k t t . i i I irulsav i andnliu y would link <- told on in.-i i itlglk i n ' niii'.-d nati on of t ot i n t h at the l l e p u b l n n n p a i l , w a s p r ep a r e d to lavish it* best ..tie g e t t e r s on an cf f . ul to will ba< k t h e big ( i i n -. Lake Mary Mr*. F ran rr* W ester llellary Mrs. John Leona *68-1883 D ick win, choice of Sen Harry Byrd, has to be viewed as a nearly autom atic w inner un ­ less the GOP cornea up with a dazzling figure and totally unforeseen calculations enter the equation. In the New York mayoralty a r m a , nothing is happening to revive p a rt y spirits da<hrd when the two leading Reput.limn piojpiH’tj* Sin. Juruh Jnvits nmi K»j> John l.uulsay — pulled out. CASK V-449: Tom \V.. a g ­ ed -II. weighs 214 pounds. "D r. C rane," he began, “ my Mood pressure is now -Jin ton and my doctor sny* 1 must lose weight. * *** jr Thought For Today Herald Area Correspondents i’aye 1-A Tom I* living under the modern Sword of Damocles, for rxressive blubber oftrn reuses apoplexy. F at folks also are f a r more likely to h a t e diabetes as well as ra n r e r and numerous other ailment*. So send for the diet booklet below and help add sear* to your lifespan. * ■ Political Notebook WASHIN GTON ( N E A ) — Republican leaders try in g to lift their p a rty from defeat have looked to scattered 1965 elections as possible stepping stones to the obviously c ru ­ cial vote tes ts of 1966. But the 1965 outlook has already turned bleak. The big ones this year are. of course, the New York m ay ­ oralty, and the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia. Republican hopes are te r r ib ­ ly thin in all th rre races. What shreds of promise the GOP lines have a le to be found in Nrw Jersey , where aggressive State Sen. Wayne Dumont h a. been chosen by p a rty loaders to oppose Dem­ ocratic Gov. li u h n id J. Hugh rs. Like most governors, H u g h ­ es is plagued with budget and tax problems, not to mention all the oilier Minim a th a t to ­ day afflict a highly uilumizrd state. Nevertheless. Item o rra tir sources M-lirve, wilh evident good reason, lh al he Worry Clinic •s’V ; years ago. <he tax still is with us to­ day. It produces enormous amounts of revenue and it curtails the use of telephone facilities, although there is no need for such curtailment. The 86th Congress scheduled this tax Jo expire in i960 but later ex­ tended it for n year. The 87th and 88th Congress also extended it for a year. Recently, Treasury Secre­ tary Dillon enid thnt mnny excise taxes no longer serve their purpose and that 1965 is the year for revisions and repeal. We agree wholeheartedly with Mr. Dillon. Furthermore, recent surveys show thnt of nil the excise taxes paid by the public, the one on telephone service (which is not a luxury), is the most unreasonable and should be anmng the first to be done away with. Amen. —"In this world nothing is cer­ tain’’—you know the rest — "but death and taxes." We can only imag­ ine what Benjamin Franklin would have to say on this subject today! The list of taxes is almost endless — individual and corporate income tax­ es, sales taxes, use taxes, property, luxury, franchise, entertainment, li­ cense, employment and excise taxes. We could run out of breath before we run out of taxes. Most Americans ngrec thnt those taxes which are excessive or dis­ criminatory need to be drastically reduced or abolished entirely. The average American’s tax burden is already so large that he welcomes any reduction th at will not "jeopar­ dize our national interest. As one example, there is the feder­ al excise tax on both local and long distance telephone service <10 per cent. This tax first appeared during World War I — on long distance sendee. It was designed to discour­ age use of much-needed facilities and to raise money for the war effort'. It Instcd until 1924, but was re-impos­ ed "temporarily" in 1932 to help pay for public works nnd other urgently needed services. In 1941, Congress placed the tax on local service as well — to raise money for the war effort. Although the emergency condi­ tions that justified this tax ended 20 Dr. C ro n e’s INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME LOANS M AD I TO M S IO IN fl 'O F A l l N1AN8T TOWNS W ALL PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING I 09 T S. SANFORD AYE. ■T,w<uam^ * 3rw -■w.pyw,... �I • rv 8b> *anfor* Vrralb Page t»A—March 20, ’G 5 (bsuah db&u: DEAR ABBYi I have been reading your column •vcr since 1 ran remember, and pow I am a freihman at Columbia University, When I wai In high tehool I m g li haring r«»cj *omething In your column about students who "ratted1* an one angthari and how you By Abigail Von Buren felt about tattletale*. It meda more *en*e to me than anything l.have ever read on that aubJccL If you can locate that letter, pleaae print it again. Theta are time* when the gueatlon of "Informing" on c|aiimat*e who cheat It timely. Thank you. QaeoJbjy On (Bhidqji i Tht annual Jnterc*i|*flat* Bridge Toumanttnl giraa th* conteatanta a thance to play 18 hand* which furntah tail* in both bidding and play- In each tat* after the actual bidding Ultra w|l| be a dictat­ ed contract and daclarer will utually play agalntt a direct­ ed lead. All playara gat to be declapCr, but In theta article* I ulfl alwnyi more declarer to |/c South teat In accordance th cuttom In bridge col, limb#. Bidding par for the flrat wai far North and SoiHh ta reach four apadta. Tht timplt and normal way to get there would be through the bidding in the box end we gueat that matt of the contwtanu bid the hand that way. We*t wet directed ta open NORTH >1 AKJM ¥ 1A AK7 1 » ♦ 72 ♦ J48 WERT EAST a n a if ¥10162 ¥ QJ S 1 KQJ « • 10 M 6 AM AK1 0 8 SOUTH CP) * A sians. ¥4 « A4B *W«ls No one vulnerable Reuih West North Bail 1* Peat 3 * Data 44 Pat* P**a Pita Opening iMd—♦ K J tha king of diamond* and we attume that thla lead would have bean made without di­ rection at practically ail tablet. South la auppoied to make hi* contract and hia problem DAVID AT COLUMBIA PEAR DAVID; With the help of an efficient terratary, I located the letter. It w*t fifit printed on Novem­ ber 14, ISfil, and hey* it I*: "DEAR ABBY; )n egr flat* at tehool we got |pto a big diacuitlon about "tatt­ ling1' and w* would tike to By Oswald Jacoby It te avoid tha loti of thret dub trlcki. Th# hand hat been let UP ao that South will loae three dub trick* If ha haa ta aUrt th* auit hfmtalf, but ther* It a way to fere* hi* oppontnt* to help him out. He mutt w|n the first trick, Then ha mu»t tlma th* play of heart* end trump* In aueh manner that h* will dlacgrd on* of hia diamond* (not a club) on one of dummy1* high he«rta, ruff out both dummy1* low heart* with two of hia trump*, lead trump* twice to pull tha enemy1* teeth and eventually to lead a aeeond diamond from either hand. It won’t matter which op­ ponent wjni the trick, lie will either have to1lead a club to give dedarcr a aura dub trick or a diamond to give him a ruff and a dlacapi. Anne Concedes To Julie knew hew yen fail about thla subject, Thank y*u, m o il gn u ooL BTUPKNTS PPA* BTUPgNTIi For aoma reason. t«#»h#r*, and even parent*. t**th young peeple th#t It i# "unethical" or gown right disgraceful for •n* rhllij |e t?lt eemeena in •utherity that an*»h*r ehild haa dttabeyed, mltbahaved •r even broken th* law. I* It apy wonder wt have hoodlums and vandal* who eagnt it a virtu* pat u "agueal"! Thla ia n*t to b* eonfus•d with running to Mam> or tha taaehar with, "John­ ny hit mat" If ahildran are to grew up with a sans* of civic duty, thay cannot be taught that It i* "noble" to remain aiient whan they know who haa destroyed public property or committed other serious antl-iocial net*. (It it their pnranta who mutt pay for tueh deeda.) Also, It la unfair that a guilty child aheuld "get by’1 unpunished; the next time he will try aomethlng e littlt bolder. I think It1* time we adult* review­ ed our attitude en "Ut* ‘ tllng." • • • DEAR ABBY: I underatand that you live in Cali­ fornia, ao maybe you can tell me why they have more paychiatriata than plumber* in Beverly Hills. CURIOUS IN CAMDEN DEAR CURIOUS: Their sinks nr* okay, but their heed* are clogged up. * « * DEAR ABBY: la it Im­ polite te ask fer n recipe 1 A friend of mine recently attended * dinner warty (all frlandat and naked th* boa. tea* for her recipe for n dasaart which ah* found drllctoua. Tha host*** replied, "I neve? give eut my re­ cipe*.” Waa th* hosteaa right In rafuaing f Or waa my friend wrong for Baking T JUST CURIOUH DEAR JUST: It Is npt "Impolite1' to ask for a re­ cipe. ,Moat cook* are com­ plimented when their guest* lm|ulra. Those who refuse to give out th«ir r*c|p*» (professional chefs except•d) *r* selfish. After all. but fur the generosity of othrra, TREY would not have a collection of recipes themstlvei. * • » TroubledT Write ta ABHY. Box 69700 I.oa Angelri, Calif. 1'or a personal reply, eneloae a (lamped, talf-addressed envelop*. * • * For Abby'a booklet, "How To Hava A Lowly Wad­ ding," aend ho cant* to Abby, Box 69700, Lo* Angel#*, Calif. BDYTH THORNTON McLEOD "I never teem ta get a hair Style which U suitable. My hair, If done professionally, It impotilble to copy and I look wort* than aver. What should I da? My hi|r U dry, alia. I was a pretty type when young. —Mra. Robert . . The "pretty" type la n« long­ er the moat flattering, so have your hair limply cut and wallconditioned by home cere. The cut, of course, must be done by a good hair stylist. Combat the dryneii by application* of cosmetic oil directly on the scalp. Brush and do not hav* curia, "I am a big woman. This U my type, and I am pot on* pound overweight. I elweyr •eem badly dressed. 1 can af­ ford nice things but teem lo have no knack (or style. I have all sorts of aeceitoriei but I never wear any of them as thay are all In the wrong col­ ors. I am fifty-two, have brown, graying hair, fair com­ plexion, not bid, and use x very xmall amount of make­ up. I do not tike black. Should I wear it?—N." Why not grit your tooth and give away the whole lot of accessories? Begin again, clear out your cupboards and give away what you know ia bid for you. Select a basic color, perhaps navy blue, and then key what you can to that, and when buying anything new buy thing* which go with blue. Charcoal gray, a deep claret red, any of these will make a Julia Andrawi wins. I'll try lo b« very brave but I know that when it happens, I'll cry. I always cry." Naturally, iha would Ilk* la win, and pul that second Os­ car on her mother's televis­ ion tel. But she doesn't in­ tend In do anything in Iha way of aelive campaigning for DALLAS (Upt) — Larry II. Hint, IB, ha<| th* aniffiea to­ "I understand," the tayt, day and an tnlimnt* knowl­ "that it it perfectly ethical edge of large meat freaxer and, in fact, utmost expected hose*. ||e ipent nine hour* in of « nominee lo advartla*, but an*. I'm not going to apand one Omit, an utlsLant super­ damn penny," market manager, waa put In Tha re*ton ig timplt. Min the laige frveyer by a bandit Bancroft feoit that winning wha had Juat robbed him of in Otear it pot the n>*»t Im­ (1,000. portant thing in har Ufa, In fact, it palai Into Insignifi­ Night Monkey cance baiid* olhar things — MONDAY P. M. TUESDAY P. M. Barro Coiarado Ialand, In love, for example, and health 1:0# (t) New* tha Canal Zone, la th* habitat and the chance to work. lit! (D Dart at Ufa (t) N*»i, atari*, of a monkey that can act wall ( D Bay w h a n "A lllllt while ago," the Winks# ( I ) Do n n a R a i d S how (1) anly In th* dark. Thi* "night ixy*. "my mothar-inlxw w it ( I ) Niwicob*, Canl. I I I I I ) M«V*r l *k monkey" h a a eonsplcuoui operated on. It wasn't a seri­ * t h a r K n » w i Heat {ill ((IIIDI) yNawa fa> t-iia n *w. Borah l a? Taaaaa- ous operation, thank Hod, but golden *)’•■ developed tn func­ (3> I l d n l l a y - H r l n k U y raw lUMH tion best in dim light. It she isn't a young woman. Mel ( D T r u t h *r OanaaT:I0 l Util* u»*x alecps in tree holes during th* (her husband, Mai Brooks auaaaaa ){ ) l)IB**t 1l:ll I D Q u l d t a c u r h i TUB ( II K a o n day and venture* forth well called her yesterday, and th* ( ! ) Vo(r»e« T o T h e Rat* (Die ( 1 ) NUC Nawa after twilight, happing about sounded wonderful and chip­ t om a i i h» I w l .oo I I I Ul r l T a l k per on the phone. ( I ) To Tall i k* T r u t h ( D Ta n n Kr nl # with great agility and eating (It Karin I II Nawa. Kdl t ur l a l . Wa a frogs, insects ami leaves. “And Mel aaid to me, 'You lhar IsH I D I'va Uul A S o o t know. It'* good *o hav* some­ I I ) Man f l a m IINOI.H m l ( D fucua • HI I D Th* AnJ y U l l l H U HI* I D A# T h a W a r l * T a r a * thing like thla happen «uc* In •haw ( D I.at'a Ma h a * l>aal a while—then you raalit* ( I ) N* T i ma l »r e a r ( I ) Na wa l l na ■aaaia ) NBC Nawa what's really Important and ( I I MonUar N l f h i M*v| a I P a t i w o r d • HI IB TUB I'OWDKH what isn't.1 11 ( D W i n d y A Ha I) Mont oni u( T r u t h l i t Andy Wi l l i am* She's only been Mrs. Brooks D F l a w * in t h* Wi nd ( l j Ho l l ywood e a t t h a till i n D Ar t l . l n h l a i i a r a few months. And she la still Rl art ( l l l>*» l n C o u r t (!) Uln« Croahy #haw in that radtaat-glow state. ( I I T h * Doct or * ICO* ( I ) Allrad Mllahaaati 18 TUB KUBE i d I D ABC Nawa Next to thxt feeling, the win­ ( I ) ban Caaiy Tal l T h a T r u t h ning or losing of in Oscar 11:00 (D Ntwa, lyurta, Waa- l:IC ((I!I) To A n o t h a r Wo r l d lhar ( | ) Oanaral voapltal is x trifle. I t ) Nawae aya Alaxabdar Pope, noted Eng­ I I I ( D Na wa It's an exciting event, o( I D Nawal l na ( D Tha E d * * oi N l s h t III* lish author, wai called the 11:11 I t ) Tl i a a t o r o f t ha a t a r i count. The poailbillty of win­ ( l ) T o u Don' t Bay I D T h a L a t a S how ( I ) T h * T o u n * M a r r l a d l ning, remote at tb* teeii It "Waip of Twlckaobkm." 11.50 ( I ) T t e t l a I h a w M l (I) Dauala* Edward* ia, It a big thrill. Ih« **ya Na wa TUESDAY A . M. It* * I D Baar at i t or a * sha imag!n#i that It would bo I D Tratlmaatar a:00 I D Ulan On a thrill, no matter how maiy (II T ha H atch Oawa • :'i ( I I hunaht E* Al m a n a c DH 111 NUO Nawa time* it happens. IB THE BLAST! 1:11 (« Na wa A W a a t b i r NOW snOWINO III* ( 4 ) Uncl a W a l t But th* thrill la contained; 1:10 ( ! ) J o u r n a l l a m ( 5 ) Ml ha Do u g l a * » h « w ( I ) Kunr i i o h a m o a l a r t ;00 I I I B a a h u n l Walt DUnay'a It la in what the think* It Hi ADULT D l l I D Na wa A W a a t b a r II) Wo o d y W o o d p a c s a ? proper perspective. And per­ e n t e r t a in m e n t tt#« ( 1 ) Today 1:11 ( I I I p o r t a MARY ( D Hiinalilaa A l m a n a a haps the circumstance* which D l l ( D Nawacapa Till ( • ) WaWa Up Movl aa NOW thru WED. I D l . aava It To t l eava? brought her lo Hollywood now POPPINS 7:SO ( I ) Na wa ( ») Bport a. W e a t h e r . are responsible log thla rather AT 1:60 - 3:00 - 5:00 t i l l I D r a r a a M a r k t t RaNa wa in tw t 7:00 • 9:00 restrained phlloaophy, Tathnlcoior, li t Tatar1)H Patricia N«il la a good ttn y r-T v n i i a m u I D M k h a y Kt eaai t h a w T I M 1 I I ) A. M. r u ( ( ) Na wa A W a a l h a r friend. Ann* tayt th* double l:SO n u n on that 1 Ftllt Riti ahock of learning that fa t had 13 NOMINATED l!|i-l:|t T l m a l l n a VT DM ID raptata Raaaaraa ACADKMY AWARDS A m e r i c a n l l t a t nr y l: » ( I ) W a i r t i r a t * Na wa l i i n - t i l t a stroke end realliing that a ill 1:11 I D T o d a y woman nf only M could have l : l f l .«:10 H u m a n l l l t a ( 11- 11) I D U a a n y A CaoJl VT I I I l >l »ara« c o u r t a itroke were sobering blew*. l i l l * t a : l l ypaniah I D ( I ) A m e r i c a n Mt a l o r r "When I waa Uttla," Ann* III :5 v -1(1:10 Hpanl ah I t ) DH ( D Ka a r c l a a taya, "1 would light n candle U i l l - t l i M dp a a * A | a s<i>u<a D l l I D K u w p a r Room ID alumina Horla ID when I wanted something II l * . 11:1# A o rtal s t u d l a a I D l *i ** ( I ) M a k e it uaaa t o? very badly, Da d d y VT ( D U t h a w t U a a a N i w i I M L U l i Ka l t l d v a c o p a t ( D "I'm not going to light a ' VT 11:11 <11 W k a l ' t T k t l f e a t randla tor an Oicar, But I'll (|| I Lave U r i t i ' n i i i AY r . a . Naawa it aa-iDI* KayauUa »i Muai* light on* fnr Pat Neal" 10:11 (■> NBC Na ii-D ll : a * ( 1) Ccncanirailca Anne Bancroft'* O a c a r Youli enjoy tk* aurprlalng 11:51,11:11 K l n d a r l l m a ( I ) Andy ol Ma y h a r r y 11:10 1:11 l l u m a n l t l a a VTIl variety of delicious foods and knowi Hi place-on top of her I D H a t Ur l da 1 :20. 1:10 K ip lo rln a B.iatua 1 1tIV 111 J a u p a r d y tha fast, ccurtaoua service at tha mother'i taleviitoo Ml, i»> ( I ) Tha UcCoyi II) Trad* Wind* Cafeteria located next uppermoal tn her mind. I D P r i c e I* R U M UU-M I Baadlnc u ti vtr to th* theatre in th* S*mined* i'lsi* By Dick Kleiner HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) Standing proudly on lop of her mother's tqlqviiion ail i* an Oaear. Will it be part of ■ pair after April U Anne Ban­ croft doein't think «o. And it doesn't particularly bother har. "1 expael In lota," aha aaid. "Th* olhar llm*. I tried to convince my tell that I wai galnfl io lot*, but cacretly I expected to win." And, in IMS, tha did win for "Th# Mirada Workar." Bui Ihla It IRothar ya«r and another plrtura. Har work In "Tha Pumpkin Eater" won har a aeeond nomination, for beat adroit, but *ho feela lint limply la not har year, Thla will he tha lin t timr tha will attend tha big Acad­ emy Award night ai^a-nomIne*. In 1963, when aha won. aha waa playing on Broadway in "Mother Courage." But now ahr’a har*, working in "Seven Women," In which Che took over Patricia Neal’t pad when Miu Neal suffered Iter Stroke, "So W hive |o go to (he ceremony," Ann* »ayi. "I'll be there |o applaud when Television Tonight III ll NOW STARRING NIGHTLY FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT 8 P.M. TILL l A.M. "JAc QjUumnA GENE SHELTON AND BILLY SHORT VOCAL ANP COMEDY TEAM. RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL 2544 PARK OR. SANFORD prime meat* meets, garden-fresh vegelaappetising salad* and your fakUa. appetiai rW ttf w On TutKlAy •venin ^ t, w t offer a 10eaday < your ordar for only 79c. Thursday night ia Family Night with free desaerte fvr *!>■ Saturday night ia Steak Night -t- a b ig , Kdfe. T ^ n e »t**k cooked to your oraar fvr only |1.00. Lwefewmi H a m- » >411 p m. PlWW! 4>«Q E-««, - 1:0Q p-m. hUkSttix.l ketltluaii ti S 1 900 b Blid C iA FeT ?i ft:hpvtdt lb fineilCatm ngSeiviieti linltatfbiidi ■Uam . u , u t o Ohs (jtfamsn; "Amcrirgn housewives lack th* dealr* necessary to be­ come good eoo|t*." aeya New England-born Robert Carrier, »ho ia food editor pf th* London ftjndajr Time* and London -Vogu* Magetine. Of course the American women has lest the daalr* to win • reputation at • superb cook. Why should she bother to spend hour* ovar every meat when Americana have grown ashamed of eating? Who Is going to sing th* praises of e good cook today? Not h*r husband. Ha is mueh more likely to complain that she feeds him much too well and that hia weight problem is ell her fault, for tempting him. Friends of a good rook don't envy her. They're much don't envy her. They're much ful glance at her well-padded figure (really good eooka teat* aa thay cook and enjoy their own food), than to beg for har recipes. Evan today1* children ere too busy with thalr own af. alra to enjoy making a cere­ mony of the dinner hour. Bting known a* th* beat cook in town once waa an • «•"• ' 3^' t bv Ruth muich ir. honor woman romp*tad forf \ But a* more. Women today competa " olhar way*. They ##mp*t* as commun­ ity laadars, ** faahlon-aallara. aa culture levera, koataaaee with th* most to offer . . . and always they compete tn the struggle to look youngtr than thalr year*. So we have in thia country today two generation* of homtmaker* w h o couldn't car* less about being knewn aa good cook*. Their only interest in the kitchen la how to get out of it aa quickly aa possible. They are tha mlddla-agtd hornamahata hnm*» and the yaunr housewives. house Tha old Jok* of "what1* b S ing for dinnar?" it no longer a Joke. It's standard prsatisa. After Oil, why ahould a woman work hard to gain e reputation for being a gobd cook when It'e * reputation olhar woman don't anvy and have no desira ta challenge? li Air Carrier Liability Th* Warsaw Convention, a multilateral treaty drafted in Warsaw, Poland, to which moat nation! ara parties, waa ■at up to regulate tha liabil­ ity of international air earriars in cat* of accident. For P roperty v<# ^ sr f l, L «} CARRAWAY " 4 McKIBBIN lid NORTH PARK 322-0331 a •) mail or bring this coupon 4) and have the Sanford Herald * r delivered daily to your door GEORGE MAHAR18 iiihl f-ihCt PHONE 320-1251 vi v i’flft* - * CAR R D ILBAK ER EhvppiNl Charter VJJ- l l '* 't be­ tween Ranterd and Orlande. T w i T i Q aphi Iks^paui: .'. L'1* Frozen Gent oi, N«w York Sirloin Strip m ked, to " basic color but the blue is the most durable and the molt fashion-right. "I plan a two-week crulae !« April. J am fifty-eeven, do not danoe, and am juat going for a much-needed rest and a change of arena. What la the least I can taka far a ward­ robe? I MU from Now York City.— Gertrude D." Wear a smart auit in light­ weight tweed, with a smart •oat to m*Uh. For woar on th# trulto hav* skirts and aweitor-blouaoa and « aimple shirtwaist dross In cotton (I assume th* cruUe is tropical). Hav* eatusl shoes for woar on dock and sightseeing at portsof call. One dinner drees and three simple, after-five type dresses will •«* you through. Hav* a basic color note, so that scarves, etc., will go with everything. Everyone dresses for dinner. Tomorrow — From My Note­ book V- w-i. if tm a m ^ u a L u a M u U v tk U k tk tu u - e ' e - v g - r e - r g'W'v • ’ * v- v for O n ly ...................... 25 PER WEEK �Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE TUESDAY, MARCH 30, IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES; A day and evening when you want to explode and make I aome very drasUe change! bacauie you feel you are too tied down to rondllioni that you do not like at all and are willing to thow your best ' point! only In iuch change!. However, take yourielf in hand and conscientiously con­ tinue to fulfill promises made by you. AIRES (March 31 to April > 11) Stop holding on to that anxiety—let It go and elevate your level of consclourncix. Be happy. There ii much to do around you. Get buiy and he more practical in the fu turn, TAURUS (April M to May 30) It may be that you are giving too much power to aome person or thing that it not good for you. Quietly make ehangci. Some new ac­ quaintance should ha culti­ vated who la right fnr you. GEMINI (May 31 to June 21) Don’t permit other» to'in­ terfere in any important dutlea you may have before you, and labor ao that higher-upa are pleased instead of criti­ cal, Eliminate mistakes. Thia can also he in accounting. MOON CHILDREN (June 33 to July 21) Far-away paitures may seem greener, but more work In own field brings forth far better fruit. Be wise and know where you make your mistakes In operation. Put new system to work later. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 21) Since you ran now understand your errors in dealing with others, make the pmper pre­ parations. Be exact. Wife or husband, kin are all very de­ manding—give what is rigid and just. VIRGO (Aug 12 to Sept 221 While you are not entirely satisfied with snme situation or individual, consider the good part thereof and take it oasy. Re sure to keep own promlaes. Then prestige In­ creases. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 23) Much trouble can conic if you do not come through with your promises to others or get work done on time. Be conscientious. Don't be sub­ servient to some emotional attachment. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) If you are strong and put aside temptations, you can get that important work out with alacrity. Keep that purse I well hidden. Avoid any past extravagances that c o u l d grow. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 31) New' ideas occur to you on how best to carry on with basic matters, but be sure you do not spend loo much money. Carry through with promises to kin, also Be loyal. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Getting out to shop and do other errands is more importtnt at this time than you think. Be precise with everyone. Follow through with the schedule you have made, alnce It Is wise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb It) It behooves you to study well all factora of any deal that requires further laying out of monies. Bide your time before doing so. Show others th*t you ere very practical. PISCES ( Kcb. 20 to Mirch 20) A feeling of imposition may be permeating your soul, but consider that you commit­ ted yourself to certain prom­ ises. so keep them. Get per­ sonal affairs handled with wisdom. Be enthusiastic. IF YOUR CHILD LI BORN TODAY, on the surflre there is e sober end diligent work­ er here, but subconsciousness irveals an Inner dcilre t« hive adventure and change in the life, so do not be surprised if your progeny early begin* io eliminate conditions and parsons that are no longer of use in hie or her ideas, pur­ suits- Fine chart for the pro. fessional person with an ex­ citing hobby on the side. % "The Stars Impel, they do not compel,’' Whet you mike of yopr life M largely up to YOU! Cgrroll Rlghter'a indrviduel Forecast for your sign for April Is cow reidy- For your copy send your blrthdgto end fl-90 lo Cgrroll Righter For*, cgsl, The Sanford Herald, Box lg||, Hollywood is, C*IU- March 29, '65—Fasr« 3-A CARNIVAL' EifULl 1 n nr a ir II H m 11 tr L ii ■ w TT O" £ Ir >i~ ■ u 1 TT a W io AfOHRd ln A medium that can tbf m ri l V r ii 11 L ir ■ 'I | rr F t) bf mixed with wetor, hw.rd; to MB' MoaTeAYaasr Temper! Fainting TemPrra 1* • kjnd of nono|| painting executed with . MinU thft consist of pigment log Bv Dick T am er mm w T i * tr . Encyclopaedia Sfjlgpaica, B fflK U S M J IK i \ �v .1 » • i ■ r / 44 > 4 r ~ ianlitrh . P ag # 4-A — M arch 29, ‘65 BrrnT?I . By Ibinna Eaten The nominating commUtee of the Eongwnod E lem entary P aren t - T eacher O rganisation presented it* recom m enda­ tions a t a meeting of the group last Wednesday ev e­ ning. Named were U n n Kirkhnn and .Mrs. Oladys Piloian, president; Mrs. Joy re Lopes and Mrs. Patricia Lindsay, first Vire president; Mrs. E m ­ ma Hope and Mrs. Evelyn Adams, serond vire president; Louis Kosky, third vice p re s ­ ident; Mrs. J e an n ette P eters and Mrs, Hetty Cormany, sec­ re ta ry ; Eugene Jacques, Mrs. M a rg a re t Helms and Mrs. Virginia DcIVillaggio, t r e a s ­ urer. Serving on the nominating committee wete Leroy Riley. Mra. Jeiulse Bell, Mrs. Mary Rowell, Mrs. Jackie Tilson, Mrs. Eva J o Hicks and Mrs. Virginia DcIVillaggio. Elections will take place at a meeting scheduled for April 27. Providing an entertaining I program for last w eek’s meeting were student# of the first, second nnd third grade classes in a Mother Goose -Operetta under direction of Mrs. H erbert Drueding. CD R. II. II. S H IV E L Y , Snnfortl N A S ex ecu tiv e o fficer, p re se n ta th e Jo h n H . B e a r M em orial plaque fo r s a fe d riv in g to C<lr. D ean E . W eb ster, co m ­ m a n d in g o ffic e r o f R V A JI-13, in reco g n itio n of "T h e B a ts” m a in ta in in g (N avy P h o to ) th e b e s t s a fe ty score fo r F e b ru a ry . Hospital Admlaalnna Nnm* rtiiftiiif*. to-w. it M»!i NIU N f >H • h I I'li* S inus t 11f Semintde ( ‘minty Medii lv, who his wife. Sully, to o n s K Im iM.i III* K.tiotlv ■on#it Ilf • ' 01111,1 t ) 1 11111II p Its i i ’mun t ii i- * |itf It) hr II It m Ir - i r Nt i l 11..in* will HOM E PLU S i.o i \ n : n in k m 17 C LE A R E D r J . A - Hoard o f County Commit** ioiiir* B t m m o l t C o u n t y . F lo rid * H y John A l t u n d i r , Chftjy AttMt Jr. ’ Ptibllrh CDfc-U* A rth ur 11arch Lake -r i|. >| ..fit K l.ri.t4 I’IAS Succciiful Selling V 10N Since 1911 Suit in | lir" l " 11' 2<»39c G O LD EN F O U N T A IN A ER O SO L SP R A Y CAN (LIMIT 3) AIRWICK Breezy 7 OZ. SIZE REG. 69' m (LIMIT 2) 2 '■ 69c SOFTIQUE BATH OIL 19c Off REG. 1.25 (LJMIT 3) ___________________________________________ RESTAU RAN T 2 ,or 1.25 Famous TONI COCKTAII. 1.01 M .i: — I1INIM. 1(0011 — Id lF K K SIlOl* — PACK ACE SHOP in I lie teeming BOOM heck of lit* LUOSS STATE HAIMIK CANAL . PERMANENT WITH HIDDEkfcBODY I’AEATKA. FLA. — PUTNAM COUNTY TUESDAY 1:30 1\M. APRIL 6 LUDEN S COUGH DROPS D E P R E E 1'fE M S fOH PAIN RELIEF 100 ■ RIG 89c i»' 8 9 * 2 (LIMIT 2) 2 »°r 4 3 c J 6 OZ - RIG S9c 2 lor 5 9 c too t a r i ns 2 lor 5 9 * 2 lor 7 5 * (LIMIT 7 ) 1 o r. - R IG . 47c j 1(UniUn 4 0593 DATIONA Clmtwi 5 1911 LOUISVILLE. Kt . JU».r«« 4 404/ K s/sr, . Season. (LIMIT 3y CELLO TAPE AMMONIA 1 OZ. - RIG 29c REG. 29‘ 2 i'or 29* n M iT ^ > _ _ (LIMIT 3) CASTOR OIL (LIM IT 31 PEROXIDE WITCH HAZEL r ig . 33< '« 33 * SHULTON 2 OZ. - RtG 43c (LIMIT 2 ) - < . \ ■ OZ. - R IG 49c 2 for 4 9 « (LIMIT 3) DOWNTOWN ORLANDO - CON W AY - PINE CASTLE - WINTER PARK - CASSELBERRY 5ANTORD STORES ONLY TOR SUGAR SPECIAL 2 PTS. Q O FOR J 7 < I-K 1'AGES SPIRITS 2 k>r 4 7 c < r » 2»29« OLD SPICE •) SHAVE BOMB 61« OZ. REG. 1.00 0 2 - 1.00 fiiMir 2) 0 FLASHLIGHT BATTERY STANDARD-D REG. 20* «a. (LIMIT 3) 2 ,or2 0 WESTINOHOUSE tf CM.* M t n ltt l il. « Prawnahw. —b clwdmg tl h . l t . Hunt A Wm u la that* *4». LIMIT I n LIGHT BULBS STANDARD W-73-100 WATT REG. 25* 2_*25(LIMIT #.w^# 0 f t fj EVEREADY with PwwAwt. tf 1.50 Your Property Soldi During This Prime] REG. 39‘ PT. (LIMIT 2> 2 i° r 4 3 c MONDAY, APRIL 12 — BUENA VISTA SlOTEL un the hcuutlful (Julf| of Mexico, MARATHON. FLORIDA. Write To Hive TURPENTINE CAMPHOR SPIRITS MONDAY. APRIL .5 — HR00KSWH1TT0N HOTEL & MOTEL on large| Corner Lot 921 N. Ith St. (Hwy. U.S. 1) FORT PIERCE. FLORIDA. l l ? A i n 4 :lT Z 5I I I c m I N jlionalRcjIlyO Auction Company n 1M.-»c II Bldg ORUNDO.rU CAtden \ -»57|l (LIMIT 2) PURE GUM 1 .0 9 2 'or 1 .1 9 • 21- 1.19 I GR 1000 * RtG. I 09 for « CAR POLISH REG. 1.19 PI. H ilic o n n SACCHARIN POWOIR 7 OZ RIG 76c 2 i« 5 9 * I ^ * oi SILICONE (LIMIT 31 TABLETS 20 » RIG. 1.19 RIG 59c . f T P O M S K A p i, lor1.98 PURI-DENT 16 OZ. - H 11 te A W'NT W'N T ■ - RIG It 9| 9B 8 SLEEPING ALCOHOL ‘ e ~ *’ y BEEF-IRON (LIMIT 31 RUBBING PRESTONE (LIMIT 2) (LIMIT 3) (LIMIT 31 (LIMIT 3) AUM IRID 2 • 2 f»r29c REG. 29' CAN ASPIRIN 2 1 LIGHTER FLUID (LIMIT 3) 6 OZ 16 « Z I P P O ALKA-LADE ANTI ACID TABltTS SO i - RIG 69c (I IMIT 2) MAGNESIA too T a bl. li RIG. 59c (LIMIT 2) (LIMIT 2) 2 (nr 6 9 c 2 for99' REG. 99' ea. 2 '«r 1 .4 8 (t IMIT 31 CHILORIN S MIL# Ot RECORDS (LIMIT 21 2 lor 9 9 c 2 tor 3 9 ' LONG PLAY "337»" 2 tor 7 9 c 2 lo r 5 9 C (LIMIT 2) TOMORROW 1 ::iO P.M. Beautiful Dutch Colonial Home on Lakevlew| Ave. in Kissimmee. I FRIDAY, APRIL 2 — Three Homes jusl North of Ft. Pierce at 1251 Chamherlain. R I G . 79c 100 Tabl.li RtG 99c 2 7 C.O.P- STATE X COUNTY l.ll)UOH LICENSE __________ Completely Equipped_____________________ CREAM RIG 59c ASPIRIN REG. 69' ea. (LIMIT 2 ) VITAMIN A D fl IMIT ?. ASPIRIN 2-DROP IS EQUAL TO A TEASPOONFUL 2 lor 1 .6 9 IIIMIT 3) AS1RINGINT SW EETA L IQ U ID ^ | for 1 . 0 0 W/IRON TABLETS 120 - REG. 1 69 ORBIT 2 ior 2 . 9 9 24 cc YEAST (LIMIT 3) e o r. - Near Hudson Paper Company where many are employed and Pulalka’s leading Itesidenlial area. 2 "r1 0 c RIG 10c (LIMIT 21 2 (LIMIT 3) 2 '» 9 8 ' (LIMIT 2) A.P.C. Tablets SHAMPOO REG. 1,00 REG. 98c MOUTHWASH 2 ,cr 1 . 0 0 Dark Sami and in Ideal for Diicclion; I r u i r l Hlgllttuy 115 Irum Sanftiirt lo»ai(l New Smyrns Brarlr. P roperly I ia liM-ated midway helwecn Oaterii and Sainaula, uppiiallr l.akr Ashby. Sign mi j KILLER 60 Tobl*t» BIG 39c 2 Bcdro.mi — | I 1, Bath Partly Kurni.hed Home, La rge I d li n g ItiHim Huge K i l r h e n ] Paneled Den Disked TNT ROACH & ANT B R EC K 2 for 1 . 1 9 SAFETY CUSHIONED ENDS o Truck Harden or Crave Alreadv Llcared, 1‘lnwrd and ( 2 rl2 Q-TIPS SWABS REG. 1.00 I (LIMIT 21 (LIMIT 3) t REG. 1.19 7 OZ. ANTI ACID PINTS RIG I 48 MATTRESS FRESH TRACT m m LYSOL SPRAY 2 v 69' REG. 69* 2 " '2 5 ' RIG 25c (LIMIT 21 ZINC OXIDE Siner >9ft To Buy arid Sell H 8-PACK EMERY BOARDS DINTMtNT IRG. 7U I I REG 43c (LIMIT 3) T I ' f fl o f « ‘. t a p * ! h r f » % to 1 1.> t i t * prh i o TOOTH BRUSH for 2 5 c 2 RIG 2 Sc (LIMIT 3) ALKA-LADE REG. 12' ROLL > *•*i \ *■}<•[■*•> trulh|> Lake Ashby Is Noted For Excellent Fishing / . T U M S TUMMIE FORTHE *• i « ». * f o | TEK PRO OR DR. WEST MULTIPLE VITAMINS 100 i - RIG 2.99 ANTACID tr. .1 . h BIM IT 7t 1. K a I l t f ' < * W » la ACRE H Way \*ltli> 2*79' *>|ij4r* T i n ; ritK M iS K K ) | | h >. 115 Bsvhwlth. 31. ISM St|( lt‘ Mill* i 1 Minora b n h i i . iiw \ \ i r . iik t w k k n s . w n u f n :u s m w i n a m ; \ t n i n i a m ; a s iiiin I'niprrir I f nnU IflrtO* nn lfra%il> Tra%rlrd llrHrlHM K « 1U'* 1* h#r*h) irn*n. *»f C o u n t y C tirtm iiM lu tiir i of F t rtiiri(4* C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , will l i a r an i p p t a l f t i a l n a t th a d*. crltton of t ki# fit ml n m1» iNiunt) Zonltig I'omtnlppInn dan) Inn rt rfiriimitMlthft t h r raiofilriK of t h * f o llo w t ok d n i r l b u l pm * I**riy from It*I Hinnl* Family ; l U i t J a n t l f t l t o II-1 M*craallott; All o f P a l m FhiitoWN rtulollvt* • I o n K u r t h t r d t a c r l h t d aa |y in |f a o u t It o f I h i f*L J o h n a 111%*♦ r, • • * ( n f S b l d o w I>rlvi a n d n u r l li o f M u l l r t L*Ua Mark R ot 4 I ’ubtlc liia rltti wilt h* hold 1n t h i Him ln o li C*«unty Court linuBt. Fanfold, Florida, in tlii C o u n l y Ciimnila«lont*r* Iluom. on A pril IS. 1I U at 10:10 A M. o r « • iooti t h i r i i f t t f i i p o ii* ■it:#. REG. 79' PT. (LIMIT 2) (LIMIT 2) BOBBY PINS r' M IN E R A L | I V KtilMl 1 RUBBER TIPPED 6Q'» O il Wednesday J. £ March 31 C h lM ll * A , S t i SlnatJu'% HANSBROUCH /hu/iO*%“ - Sure* ilfui Aft**i A r t h u r flv ^k w lth J r r u m i•h xiftitti ms I ' l l h i Is , /C x M "- * - REG . 7 5 c S IZ E io*ri-tf aptiu*** * * FOR HEADACHE A NEURALGIA ..S Q U IB B (LIMIT 31 m«n nf 2 ,or 69‘ (LIMIT 3) REG. 39' Ti * M Itt Mi# HftmtnoU «’iiuuty t sjuii Hiriiit. tin n for tl Florhli*. in th* f o u n l y C*ortiml«*loh*r • Mourn, o n Ai*rn 11, m s *t lit no \ \\ n r *• atom ( h* t ** f t rt m» fio#*I hi*. Ho»r*t of Kountx KnmmlNcInniri MtmliioU foutity. Ftatt.l* ll> J o h n Al«&ftii4*r, N «|ir» COTTON BALLS t.* or \ II Il f Inf. I li: \1 . tII flow Ift K l A l. a ( l i f t H o t 11« .s r 11 g I'llltl* * 10 ! * ) i r - '■f » rtl ( V t l * i s t i t f I U n i III ■r ’I ll i KP I -41i*p I Ml I |i*-* lit ■. *r(ti*’it «• lYif’ N •oil I h of Ninth Ml I #* I *»ti i'll 3 1 till 11!*• m pat u f I ' f t i t f h w A tfn iit I ' m I. It i' ACME .if Mo U v I* !■<*.. ht t * •"* <t«» I I!«*lt I'Ml(I*, flu .... . -| ti 1\ \ 4S l t h » r V *"‘d * * «■ III.* 1 tl • I t'stit.fc o f l *i i t*11r V l t n r l n H N«i1I. * * 11#■. r ii s k , i *fi 11. *r rl 1 *>f » rrlSllli * otlillllwP lirft 4•f |H.w* to nil* r n Legal Notice l *i i it It 1 i , 2 ,or69c (LIMIT a> 'I -a 11 of f■ «n»r Hi*f rf io n F t t t l i l fi t i li * rMim — n u ji H in HELPS RELIEVE PAIN - NO STAIN REG. 69c 2 OZ. «- : ttfa & a V # (LIMIT 2) F IR S T A ID S P R A Y I Ii Iah i / c JOHNSON & JOHNSON T " « n nf( ,»»n»liipfry rf f for U 13S7. V! * I* >'H | »■* P low a LONDON 11?1*11 — Pri tnifi'fl InIf**l «u|irr hiirhwny w m *nnrli<l l»y trnffic* jntn* Mint hfiur* iifti*r It nprtieif VV«'tlni**ilii> In - nunc n ^*ioum o f •1mi It tiny* throw alum** wl vrhif'l*** f r o m n ftitiijtntji n v r r t h r hiL'l»w«\, 1 == »-*'■* lif lh* T •*%%ft **I **Vla C ity, Traffic Tio-iip J0 REG. G9c Ac A ik II C Q BB p h i d * Oft t i l * following ( • • t o i l I n« l I o l i t uf m i m r - t r i - h T \ (<* I « »** « o . m f i t * I lit. H O IIFIIT M. Itd S I J a n e t (*<-111,, V a l e r i e I oil,, i t . Je M > 1 C o f f m a n , E l i s a b e t h A n n D a n i e l s , M a i ; trie l . a n u r , M i l ­ dred I Clior p en itn r, P a l r a i a I l n n s h o l lo rn , E in r o a Sm ith. E l i s a b e t h l i i i t s , Kreil H a m s , A Iberia W ebber, V h a r I e s D avenport, Sharon S p alls, . l e a n n e t l e H a w i- n is, I t a i l i a r a Itn rn aV I I a n y K u d e l l . Blue fold M cW horter, lim e K P o w e l l , V erltlln P t i t v n , l.ijcy J u n e s a n d loiliy c o l S a n f o r d ; K r, d el n d P er i irk I I I , M ab el Wi -I, l .lo y d I ' l u m i i , In I t a l y ; P a u l IV. M iller J r , , D e l t o n a ; E th e l Milan, I a l e Monr e. J2 *~ mi JO 1 - troy. Ilinrhargr* K llrp alrn k , In R E G . 97* oa. R£G. Copa ,.,4 : IPAN A m TOOTHPASTE PACKAGE OF 6 FOR FAST / HEADACHE RELIEF L REO. 25* o a. M O U p fV ^ A S H K W P p t * '* * Irminots Plots lkopyia| Csntsr C t l l r l h t r r y • Sanford Plots Sonfsrd B-C POWDERS ANTISEPTIC H k ■>t i c n r • I’lltilmh VImf! h t r . i*. t' j * s . • * | Births M r. and Mrs Augustus J|i.,u n, Sanford, a g i r l ; Mr. and Mrs John Howell, T.iiki* K ar l C EPAC O L Nf* i ion F I o t H m Ht« I tiff t'H tol Full* r NAl • 5603 Sowlh Ora nyt A * . _ f i n r t s i l l s • 701 South Orlando A v*,_ Wintsr Pork >3172 f e l l (an n o y R f .- O r l a n f n w i i r* *rift afeed In hunln*** •• I’SJ 4 I.’I portal Driv*#, Sanford Hf minolf i*nunty( Florid*. undi*V lh* firtlttmja name of f'U* tr»rn Art Nf rvJ*-*• and that w *• 1ftf *•fnl tfi rrififtvr tild imiif With tl p C?*lk >if t h r c : r I itl-il i *fnii! Hftiilnolf * itinty Florlit4 In teorird u ri« * w ith t h* provlflon« of l-i iltl'*»»« Mary Ann Armatrong, Jean Brown, Lenard A. Urcwn, Alb e r t h a Cooper, Katherine Dunne, Charle* ro s te r , Quin­ cy Patterson, U ly Itrdding, Stary Alllce Rembcrt, Samuel K, Warren, Sanford; Made­ line Schmipt, William Jo h n ­ ston, DeBary; Patricia A, Dusted, Enterprise.; B arbara Howell, l a t e Mary; Pauline Spivey. Eake Monroe; Earl P u gr, North Orlando. a ONE GET ONE FREE «i«" >N erth O r a n | t A r t . - O r l a n d o p ic T m o ra NOTH*K IS liffitbf Rtvftn that MARCH 25, 1965 M a ry , y Legal Notice Notes I E C K E R D Drua Stores Longwood P T O Slates Election O f Officers f �_ • t. ' i -\ -J Seminole County * * * on the St. Johns River a * * * 2 Americans, Johnson Commie Blast 15 Others Die Ponders Boldest On In Explosion Requital U. S. Facilities “The Nile of America” < Ilu > # m t f n r i i i b r d h Phone 322-2611 * Zip Code 32771 * / SAIGON ( i r r i ) - A Viet t'ona suicide squadron fought police and U. S. Marine ~FLORIDA NO. 167 guards Inday and bombed the U. S. E m bassy with 2«w to :.V) pounds of TNT, inflicting heavy toss of life, Massive, retaliation against flic Hanoi regim e seemed a certainty. The thunderous explosion killed at least two Americans and 15 V ietnamese and wound rd 150 others. Several of the terrorists w ere blown to hits. Deputy U. S. Antbassadot A sharp i n c r r u c in venereal l). Alexis Johnson emerged disense is reported in Semi nolc County for 1964. !>r Frank from llte rubble with blood l#cone. Seminole County fl* .il h streaming down hi* face. director, said today. T h e n were t.TO kn*>wn cates la's* than four hour* later. of venereal disease last year 4ti U, S amt South Vietnamese compared to just n known bombers destroyed a North cases in the county five years Vietnamese airb ase at Dong a£o, the health officials d e ­ Hoi, 65 miles north of the bor clared. der. In the first attack on an Statistics reveal there were enemy air base of the Viet­ 105 cases of syphilis and 25 nam ese war. cases of gonorrhea in Seminole It was not in retaliation for last year. the embassy tMimbing, otli Dr. Loore and Joe Garcia, rials said, but retribution is epidemiologist for the health expected to be swift. departm en t, attributed some There w a s ' h e a v i e r loss ol of the Increase in VI) to in Ijfc In previous terrorist al creasing promiscuity among lark s against Americans in younger people Viet Nam. But llte attack on Some of the rase* of ven the em bassy — described as un ill dtMNise wen* reported in m in d er was a direct allruni It, the United Stales the *u!» li ens, they said Previous terro r attacks Ird Known tr^-ted venereal dis directly lo U. S, retaliatory ease tU'C-s n Florida !j>t yea* amounted v 15,310, Tin* fi- im ds against North Viet Nam gur* ranks Florida third in Since then Ihr raids have tin nation m total infectious grown in scope and frequency and have moved ever closet io » " ' of, sv phi is behind t a l i to th r Communist capital ol f< rrna and New NsnrIk WEATHER: Cloudy, some showers Wednesday, hijfh in S'1*: low tuniitht in 60s. VOL. 57 The Seminole High School band really played the cele­ brity game in St. P etersburgT am pa last weekend. The bandsmen stayed in thr sam e hotel with the Milwaukee Braces. On top of th a t th ere w as a sport* banquet in the hotel the sain# night. Famous sports figure* were plentiful i n c l u d i n g Stan Muain), Casey Stengel. Yogi B erra. Bobby B rogan and m any others. United Press Leased Wire * * Why i * it tbi* n e i g h b o r * a! ■ ways nr** willing to he of «*sislatu** v%ith one of those doit-yourself const rurl ion protria n n . . . but with advi« e only? IJ K Porter was in hi* backyard laying brick for a barbecue pit ami three rierght»or » o f f I?r e d »d vice f on!y i. plus the u s e of s o m e d o it > ourself h o o k s , Hut n o t m u nf fered to bundle the 11•i a i I fur a while. • * • Advice t o n c w e o n v c i s f r o m I he N o t Hi I l ou t let lh« «. The N av y ’s P onasm v* >(*• rmmaisaani e flumbinjj Derby, t . bring line of Dm* nu*nt i ti»i|»M li**n"ive hi t r e a d m e 1** « xt-rc imt » in t h e t ' m t f d S t a i r * A tlan tic I trrl, ik t "!i* i'ln r'l •if # of t h r run Dir *n**ial •d ibt1 yt'ur HI t h e Iui nl ( m n ninu11y. II i g h h g M i n g a ki t(I K «*f an­ t i J MccaKinfia al thift y n ii ft • Ml. will bn a I h i by. Apr t ♦ i ••pl n*n on Ui* •if t h e * • • flow dept.: A ccording tothe Virginia Commission on t on rtitu tion al (lovernment. Plotp }m has never . . , repeal, has never . . approved the fed­ eral bill g i 't n g wMini'll th* right In vote How 4 bout that? « * • H a v e you muiled in y o u r contribution to the Ka*t« 1 i'ral campaign vet? If not hu rry and do it In the affiliated K astrr Seal So r l t d icn tin <I r e 11 t e 1 s i n F h u d 111 provided rehabilitation treatmerits to nwuc th an It,dim handicapped c h i l d r e n and adulta. You c.an help. » • * i* turd Naval ciffn « living To give you an idea where in the urea and Sanfoul your F a s t e r Seal d ollar, go. Naval officer*. Among the high ranking consider th a t treatm en t is given to thousands of children Naval officer* planning to a t ­ and adults who suffer from tend are Vice Adm. Paul D. crippling caused by a m p u t a ­ tion, speech and hearing dis­ order*. re r e b isl palsy, a r t h ­ ritis. strokes, cardiac disease, poliomyelitis, m uscular d y s­ trophy, spina bifida, blind­ ness, a.rnfPtit and many o r t h ­ opedic a n d neuromuscular Hubbard ('onitructlon cases. Uum piay, o( Orlando, was a • . S I X T E E N MONTHS older and 60 pounds heavier, Kenneth Harriett, who will lie I t on May 4, today greeted an old friend on his arrival in Sanford, J. M. ( Hott <) Crowley ( r ig ht ), of Cineinnali, erstwhile big league base­ ball player. Crowley was host at bis huitie for Fire l.t. (ieorge Manning Harriett Sr. (left) and Mrs. Harri et t, Kenny's parents, when the buy underwent a rare and delicate liver operation in November HMt.'l at Cin­ cinnati. (Herald I'lmto) Dr 1 eone urge* anyone who siispe.M that thev have a ven ercal disease to i r e their farn ily physician or vail the Health Departm ent. 1\ • ft ' Sttuhp, < animifirter N a v a l wi l l a *at i a uc ^rr* teJ f i l l >an. VD Vfr l o r t f I’m if it I’lt »*t; Vl**# Atlantic F lrai s Naval Air direcliit of the Jid n t .St ah'gI may produt t bh idO( uisjn Vifrn. Chitib * Ibmlh II whn Ft-rce #•> March V : V i r . Planning Staff* n f f u it Aii its m m r l r pura’ /vis, ht**ri »•- . ita mi*. S. Lu a - * H 1{# ii I and fin a 11* death. \n \! .i. .!<t**|ih lrtH|», L i*v*hu * ^tii it at cd 4 fan \m rrican< 1 Mil O'ill fill M‘J»r* •rviLa k»■ an d d lit year from veneiial Hi# I'l.inil 1Mg M' a f dp fit -e •i ml li» rtf \ •1(■i R o v * u \ I * Mfir said M inptOtiB nf the \ »W D 11,11 M. M. VI* U'li.illv sippr.*r '•ev er I Midi 1 i Kl t u i 1 U hi far i- *•ff |,i v s io w i‘e k - a l t e r . e \ •F 111il- of t Jii* fu s t ,1*■fa 1 pM U f ‘ J| v.oi t h m k \« •ii h a v e a ■ ib'iit * l.t to upeiate «r | t x* r.i • i.f Mi# M., . k vv II 1a* rt Phi* *.uf o f r v e i y 10 hufiM ■* Dr I-cone Luii. . u. at r li 1 l> 111 1 1 HI • Vr?H T,l J iliM'H M* Area Travel Pattern Survey Under W a y HI Si'Oi lli'iji- l Oltlit \ Will bn" v , * it i ■! v» vVilit i h e Fit vt few Wm T,* Hi « Mil vi y o f t r a v e l ■ -d Hi t h e Mlivey. I .i»li \ l m I h a 1 ih. ! d* ■Ia s I d fi HH * ..f 1 1...... Ih t 1 •« *1 #1ItF1 1 ichl t •FM|»rtny. Fh *- Hi! mini Dlitlllj' IK - |»"f **' ( <’1 I»y • i.. t h e >*oniiioh » Miinfy * >d ( i-o mi f» ii* A i n o *1 ) ..iiMHitI d . TI h » ik i vriil, till* i o| gulf eflt h UKill at CHiHtf i v * bill \ f t •-1 Hu H'bi*’ Hd g r I v' jwM • foi m u m i mu F u t o n ! * } , \ p u l Ml. I fI** atilUial N i n y Ap'J*r***latu m Day po lit# vs ill Le hi td nil Ih* -t.H pm ui I *1-0 t oddrll I ‘"'It| at S -p"'ii >i of ibis •»s ••mt f is- Hi# filing . I . l | i » C S 1 • »N pcrMinnl p r o p e r tv langililr .imi m la n g ih lr rrlurn* J ijm*#r 'tiir v of i ■'ii.uit'F - * 'Space Look' Slated For June The dead in the em bassy si lin k included two Americans a woman killed in the ex plosion and . man whu died later m the U S N» y llos pda i i rtgon The embassy, itselt. was a mass ol rubble from the tmmb which broke windows ter hundreds of varils around and tore s gap mg hole in a com rete side walk. homeowners jel Warning 3n Deadline ri n d uunual N a v y t iv d i. iu >, r •t n Door ( I pen w i"l -** it# Id Fitdayr a fte r noon. A rtil * at th# Msiyfair C**»l f a n d r b i#mb* Hanoi VS i . ’ O a m The blast tore the northeast corner of Hit cm hussy Imild mg, sm ashed most of th, lirst floor and broke nearly every >4l d * .ill VlUir d o t o r oi t h e v. indow. The explosion >enl a fireball • .iI ii d« p a r t m e t i t fni j n ^is and ■ 300-foot pillar of smoke t u t u «' dptolmg high above the r»of of the six story slrurtiire Heavy sleel grills on the win •lows wete b l o w n tijek through the walls amt across rooms The rousular seeilon was destroyed. Tiles from buildings many yards away were tossed like rotlfelti. Tiie dead and wounded lay ii , tangled heaps in flu wreck W »flfiPKii mv a n d T l i u r * « l a i age. « r r flip ftrvnl #!*%* Ill gr » More than l"0 injured wen m u l l r I h r v*»fr f o r hfMiirtaken to S»lg»n ‘ Hospital *nd nI c a i l r a r m p l i u n a a nil f o r more th an 5d lo the A mir rnunl i I .aria fj» \ la*' W « I D jin'fcri»m*r, r, rr- iii trifled Itulay (lull 5 p m l Thurnday i» thr alitvolulr deadlinef Vr *r i n» f i l i n g f o r h o m e - ' 1 *f end f i r m pi h m for Ihr .• t a k i p i t l i i < • ' t o m t i n* t. nt and While -pilot «'"l <" pilot l'» H ' I ' l ) | que vantage point Ast'i,no il Ftlwurd White may le i p r r t iv r ty —- will fly thrir 'Ihr 's p a t e look” aould last Li-come t t r l u s t A m e in a n lu Uemini-4 capsule m a r l y three onlj about 10 minutes 1he a s ­ take a | e r » n a l peek into times longer in apare than the tronaut would not ai'tua'.lj sp , (P h i ,- li hr and frllnw 22.W orbits th a t astronaut 1 leave the eapsule This is a (iemilli | •' J a m r i M H ' l . i U (i.irdon Cooper established a- leal I hat “ ill he left In a sp a ie m a n on a future <■• mini | make * I J' day voyage into a U S. lec-rd abo.,1 21 flight. months ago or hit late tin* aprlng. Source* close to th r 11 3J Alao. Informed aouttea astd, „t HPAt’K TWINS the fllyht whirh would set a billion (jemtni project »a affinals are seriously ennsid 1 • HH A(*tt it JMj — < lurago I S M'» * enduiain e record ermg giving While the ehanre went into orbit lo-la> over _l , i foi s blast-off at at the first apace look ' America s newest span- hr Cape Kennedy in June, about According to the proposal soes. \ i r g i l ( t ju s i tjflsaom low of right biddrri for Ibr one month ahead of schedule. the G em in i# capsule would Iw 4ru* John Young !7tb Ntrrrt Improvrm rnt Officially the federal spare di'presaunred arwl White would Fhe space twins, fresh from p ro jrrl, Il was rrporlrd by ■gene}'. lUtrent plan* ate open his hate h on the right “ rousing but rainy reception I T f from Tallahaasrr to much more modest. hand side sometime nudwa> in New York City, arrived at The Sanfoid llrra ld tbit As far »♦ public anncunce through the 17,300-nule per* O'Hara International X ijp o rl aflrrnoon. merits are concerned, the Me* hour voyage. for Chicago's salute to th rir Stair Road Drpartm rnt at Then the astronaut would Gemini space flight of fast T allahatsre said Ilubbard'a Divill White mission is net week. apparrnt low bid was (J99,- for sometime a fte r Ju ly 1, stand up In his seat and stick, It was the c ity ’s first o ffi­ and th r ' personal look at his head and ahouldcrs outside | 311 for tbr contract to widen s p a te " is an experiment the cabin, to see what it looks cial celebration in honor of to four lanes and rrp a tr awaiting a flight beyond that. like on the outside White also membrra of the II, R space 21th S U t t l brtw rrn Mellon If all K"*s well, MrDrvrtt would c a rr y along a e a m r r a team. a life and F rrn rh Avrnurs. On 25lh Street The joint effo rt of all F a s t ­ e r Seal Societies is Camp Challenge, Florida's F aster Sesl Camp, only about 15 miles w est of Sanford. This camp, especially designed for people in wheelchairs and on t rutches or braces w as estab ­ lished in 1961 on 50 acres of donated land. More than 500 ta m p e rs have been able to go Ihrre in the p a st four years Air Raids Follow- family to he mt. veil wi l l get a letter of 11at i n r,?* T h e s u r v e y , r u n h o t e d b y tent from flu- I ir*fige*Sefi,ih V\ ilbm S m i l h A V m i l 1* ole Jmrit I‘Ian It m u' folliiin* <h in k , im i»it’f !•n l r r tii i nine nl f -r t he SI ale It M«d Depart- j*i •'ti l l i f t ' c d a ) * pi lot I n H u a n d ri»h rful d«*i nmiioiii* M"ttda> a n d visit hy (lie w*tiiu*n ititei view *»i**fif, hi g ait The rvi-rit, which attiart#*d Kuinr \„mm I»cran11,» hmt year,, w iil c u n 1:h u t f o r ! h 1 1 ( o i f«*Uf c r l*urpote of the survey i* to Mill he held from 8 until It Irutin tli k A ppi * viinatelly Iin | n r a 1 develop a trans|Mtrta t nm and p.m., April 0, in l he Sanford load | •li*li. All answ ers will Ni«vaI Air Nlathm balL-nmm Jwuiiien will hr hired to visit he held run fid ent hi I th* h«»m* * and In te rvie w f a i n h change from prcvinu* W omen hired to m a ke n v(iti the men will wear if it » T h e i r v a n d r m i n t s law h i * l e i views, in S e m i n o l e 1 iiuilt \ black tie Naval officer* will Hit h i d e . l i HUi t . , Ma . - t i i n. | P wear dinner dresn white or f u n i (in f ’ a g e n c ie s ate Dorothy Hern tin tin g n the Kill v*y and I, S a n f o r d ; M'tvira then* white uniform*. o a k y , 1!-U H r a d a h i i w , S a n f o r d ; Ladle* will enliven the eve* * io It ir i 't i v ie w e r w i ll r a n y \tiviftl L I f o w h y , I J 5 H e r d e r nitig with h variety i»r rock* li ,.p e r i i**i iifit **U"»t \vepiif I a Hi g wo*«|; \ *•i *i I I ' H y, f | i iTiagef Warirri 1 Mill dj «**»('& and evening' S Laurel. San h n - i w l e s Hav w r i t t e n * Irf* 1VVr l l f or d, gow 11* ford, Patricia Wallen, !"'* Attending the reraptm n will tr r to * 1 "in pa ny the .'-an T e m p le Drive, S a n f o r d f o r d H H* 1v i e w e r * » K k i u g f o r he mini' of the Navy'* top flag officer*, Sanford area hutm«»* and rivic leader*, representative* from compano* holding defense contracts, 11 rob* s u n h u m . \ «iU i a n g e t j u s t a* Mnintl m e e t in g g i^ irn l fur b u r n e d . . . . o f r od m « n * ***# N a v y h ml c i v i l i a n s a m i d n . . . as y o u c a n w h e n the sun fi--!i\e Htriius phere o f fund, T hings-wi*»nt'vei -km u -unt il- VD Upswing Reported In Seminole Co. Social Events Will Spark Bomb Derby i *it,i*1.11at skies of bit*" *v\ a v IlD.il d a y . you f r o m bell MI i H i r f n l of I he 11 t e|>tiori l* the ift owl. TUESDAY, MARCH 30. IOOsT SANFORD, New England Digging From Late Snows I I' nited Press Internatinnsl Thundershowers fell arm s* sretions of the Southeast to ­ day as New Fngland co ntin­ ued digging out from a sev­ ere late season snow storm . Jack Beckwith is the only Bed Cross workers position­ one who managed to g el a ed themselves a t potential Musial autograph. flooding points along rivers • • • in the Upper Mississippi The Jo in t Commission on Basin for their annual "d is­ Acercditation of Hospitals has a s te r watch." Jackson, Miss., rep o rt ri| j u s t released its list of ac­ credited hospitals. Seminole more than *n inch of rain to ­ Memorial Hospital is one of day, and other southern cities about 7.000 in the United were drenched Monday. .Monroe, Ij i ., Tuscaloosa, S tates on the annual list, l isting is a badge of recog­ Ala., and Longview, Tex., re­ nition which the hospital can ported heavy rainfall from display to its community to one to two inches. The surprise snowstorm prove th a t it conforms to high standnt <!s of patient Monday dumped at least sev­ en inche* of snow on part* of rare. • * • New Fngland and caused Ofihida lo Lust inns Wi C<‘* Ibiee w eather-related deaths n ip Heard for her own pn* before blowing out to sea, Brattlehoro, Yt , Haverhill, \H tr “ beautification" propram at the Sanford Post Office Mass . and Bennington, Vt., lep o ited seven • inch That m i ny of v a n - c o l o r e d each posies w«i bieulli-tuking S u n ­ Minus. Ski area* re|mrted ex day after noon, i^uite some • client snow conditions on the different th an the drab land* slopes. at aping BC (l^ fo re ’Cile). • Established 1308 o an Navy leopdal Al le a s t 2o SAIGON ( U r i ) — Ths WASHINGTON tU I’lt - bombing of the U. S, E m ­ President Johnson and his lop bassy today was the boldest military and diplomatic aides, in a serirs of Comm unist shocked by the terrorist (tomb te r ro r attack* a g a in s t A meri­ attack on the U. S. Embassy in Saigon, today pondered the can installations in South next move in the Viol Nam Viet Nam. crisis. Following is a brief r u n ­ The Cltirf Executive, Secre down of other m ajo r bomb­ tary of State Dean Rusk, Dr ings: —— fense Secretary Robert S. MrKrh. 9, lflfif: Two bomb* N ainara and Ambassador Max exploded under the bleacher! well D. Taylor, who flew here of a U. S. srrv irem en ’s softfrom Saigon this weekend for ball park in Ralgon. Ts»o consultations, all were inform American snldieri killed and cd nf the bombing shortly af more than 20 o th er Amtri* ter It occurred Monday night | cans wounded. There were indications that Feh. tfi, 1961: A .bo m h .ex­ flu* latest Red attack, aimed ploded In the lobby of • as it was directly at flic U. S [ movie th e a te r in Saigon's presence in South Viet Nam, American community. Three had .stiffened the President's U, X. soldiers killed. F if ty determination to press for­ A nirrirnni and Vietnamese ward with the military drive to wounded. force the Communists to stop fighting. Mey 2, 1964; Communist saboteurs sank the U. S. If the administration follows Navy escort a ir c ra ft c a rrie r flic course il has since the lasl Card In Saigon H arbor with terrorist attack in February, a bomb placed below the w a­ flic embassy bombing seemed terline. May .1. 1964: F ig h t A merllikely to result ill new anti pos sihly much heavier U S air • an servicemen w atching sal­ attacks against Communist vage operationi for the C ard weie wounded when a t e r r o r ­ North Virl Nam. Taylor, who conferred with ist threw a hand grenade in ­ Rusk. McNamara and the to their midst. Nov. I, 1961: A Viet Cong Joint Chiefs of Slaff Monday, w a s due to see Johnson today taidlng party bombarded th e or Wednesday. It was expect U. S. airbase a t Bicn Hoa Saigon w ith m o r ta r rd that llte embassy bombing near would wrigh heavily in the po! shells Four Americans kill­ lev and strategy review being ed ami 72 wounded. conducted here tilts week The U S bombing attacks I tec. 21, 1961.-- Two A m i r on North Viet Nam twgan a! most two months ago a« a rc b u n s killed and 63 other* suit of terrorist attacks on wounded when a bomb e x ­ Aturns an toilets and installs ploded »t the lit ink Hotel in SalgiUi. lions in houth Viet Nain. I-i>. 7, 1965: C omm unist g u r u ills* killed eight AniseBut, sim c llien the U S u n lit and wounded 108 in a t ­ military drive ha* been step tach nl U. S. helicopter base (“■d up to include broader as at Plrlku, 240 miles n nrth esat saolts on the Notfll without of Saigon. Fell. 10, 1965; C omm unist implying thal these strikes were of a slriitls retaliatory— suicide *i|u«ds bombed U. S. Vrmy enlisted men's billet s t or tit for tat nature T ay lor’s sl-ii to Washington •Jui Khun, 275 mile* no rth ­ had been d o c r i U 'd as ' rou east of Saigon. Twenty-three killed and 22 line," another in s s e r i n nl Americana pet indie assessment* of U S wounded. policy Hut olio nils prlvatrly ;n Kiwisv lodg' d, even b rfm e tile emliassv bombing, thal tllr discussions here <ame st a particularly rrtlira! point tn opet alums against the Red Viet to n g guerrillas and ag.iin-l North Viet Nam. which R uprit Strickland and Semithe I luted Slates ilaim s sop Itule l ounty "sw ap ped " soma (tiles and controls rebels. property on 25th S treet in an "even - S tephen" transactio n ••MINI-1411" this morning, p reparatory to CAPE KENNEDY tU P I ) The Air fo r c e loday success th r S tate widening and Im­ folly rocketed a 16' ■: pound proving llir thoroughfare. County Commission, in spa* Mint Lab ' on s planned !i,this morning, *no mile hop into sp are and <ial session back lo measure the l a r i s f I n a I I i e <1 the transaction, turns in radiation trapped in which wus given a public bearing la-t fall. ■mill's tnagnciit Held New Attacks Hotel Bombed ‘Tit For Tat’ County 'Swaps' 25th Sf. Sites in the Philippines, Despite his m lories Deputy Ambassador Johnson met ini mediately with lop civilian f i r a l l i m e i n mi n e w p r o p and military aides In discuss *r I > mual rail af 'Ire retaliation. W mIk e i *■ o f f i r r in I h f r o u r f ' In a slntrm enl he said the liuUfer, h r i n g i n K Hie d e n i o r laimhlng was soother example ■g r r c m r n l f#ir d e e d , I9B5 Of the Viet ( ong s readiness aulnim«»iiil r r r g i » l r a t i o n u n d lo attack civ Ilians valid Florida driver'* li* The Vietnamese govern ffHhf. rnent railed flu a tt a r k an ael I hurisday . . . 3 p .m . . . of savagery — not an act ol dradhnr! war, but an act of m urder At the same time it an nouneed today's an raid Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, co m m an der of the Viet nam ese a ir lorce, said the raid had been planned fot MIAMI (I ll’ll William Sin some time and «•«» not in re nolt, 7N a bodyguard who was lallation for the embassy hit by a bullet in the 1933 as bombing. sassinatiun attempt of F rank tin I). Roosevelt in Miami, SCHOOL AID BILL died today of pneumonia WASHINGTON (U P lJ — Sinnoll was one of the late H o u s e Democratic leaders, president bodyguards Feb. IS, confident of strong support, 1933, in Miami's Bayfront loday railed up the adm in­ I’ark when Gulseppe Z angata istration’s 1 1.3 billion school filed at FOR'* bark aid bill fo r debate. • * Carrier Sunk American- w etr reported so hadly wounded tlirv w rrr being flown lo i lark Air Base •Murder’ i ennoui f e -W AYS FIR ST QUALITY m EARLY-AMERICAN STYLING FDR Bodyguard Dies At Miami • 1.usurious Heirloom • 100% Colton Heavyweight • Graceful Bullion Fringa • No Ironing— Marhina Washable • Whi t . And Off-Whit* O N LY 5 99 TWIN OR TULL as T - ’• � 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, March 29, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 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>, March 29, 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/d7bd9a6d0cdc148927d5a23c42c7d60d.pdf 2f825dd201002785bf27b2727fcdd7ba PDF Text Text tf 1 1 " -i-igv * w. —» I j w j % A— By Mr*. John Loan* Tba Woman's Society of Christian Service o f DeBery Community Methodist Church elected the state o f officers as presented by the nominating committee at the April meet­ ing held In the church social fcsIL Chairman o f ths nominat­ ing committee was Miss Bea­ trice J. Tyson and members wsrs Mrs. Glynn Reeder, Mrs. Marry Baugh, Mrs. Charles Kalpsr, and Mr*. Sidney SAR Now Meets In Casselberry By Jsae Casselberry Tha local chapter of tha Bona o f tha American Revolu­ tion with members in Orange and Bemlnols Counties, now meets on tha third Monday o f each month at 6 p.m. at tha Tradewlnda Cafeteria In Casselberry with the excep­ tion o f a three month sum­ mer recsss. Any SAR member! visit­ ing In tha area from other states era Invited to attend meetings, Any man who era eligible to Join or think they may be should call Charles Iiowlett o f Cassalbarry for further in­ formation. 30 Participate In Egg Hunt By Jans Casselberry Thirty children o f the first and tecond grade classes o f Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodlet Church 8unday Bchool attended an Raster Party held for them on the church grounds Saturday a f­ ternoon. The party was given by Mr*. Mary Mobley and Mrs. Lucy Young, teachers o f the two groups. Winners finding the moat eggs In tha tradltlonnl egg hunt were Cathy Casselberry, first grade, and Pam Stev­ ens, second grade. Games were enjoyed and children were served refrrnhments o f punch and cupcake* decorated In the Raster motif. Ina Howerth, campus mln> latry; Miss Alice Cooper, Christian a o e I a I relations! Mrs. Swallow, membership cultivation; Mrs. William Grein, missionary education snd sendee; Mrs. Edgar Cor­ son, program materials; Mrs. Cecil N. Ogg, spiritual life cultivations and Mrs. Elmo Moore, supply work, Commlttca chairmen a r e Mra. Charles Cressey, local church activities; Mrs. Edward Perry, publicity; and Mrs. Arthur Arrington, cir­ cles. New members o f the nominating committee will be Mrs. Elden Benedict snd Mrs. William Lakeman. Mrs. Frank Frys will be tha representa­ tive to commission on Chris­ tian vocations. Mrs. Lewis wss named del­ egate to tha Florida Confer­ ence meeting being held through Thursday of this week in Tampa with Mrs. Ogg and Mrs. Parry as dele­ gates. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Cressey with Mrs. Ogg and Mrs. Moore in charge o f devotions. Mrs. William Fidler presented the reading, “ Jesus, My Son." Hostesses were members of tha Esther Clrcls under lead­ ership of Mrs. Everett Swift. Plans wars mads to spon­ sor a ham dinner from 4 until 7 p.m., May 18, with tickets available from any member or from Mrs. James Oddy. Announcement was made thst the Choir of the church will sponsor its annual Straw­ berry Festival from 2 until 4 p.m. and from (1:30 until 8:30 p.m., Thuriday, May B, In the social hall. Donation Is minimum and tickets may be purrhased from any member o f tha choir. D rua S to re s I c l r . i , ! ° f l ,[ r ° * r * , e r ip H e a ‘ I " • r * f u f q r tilU m m ^ P r M e r l » « a - , * •. * r lc § • » ONORA ROAD & HWY. 17-92 SANFORD. FLA. o? £ • ' « ' • » * *0 io x W e “ x •, ' r There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE ER SHERBET SHOW CAP Oc 5£ G O LD C R b t P L A S T IC * ■ A S S T . FLAVO RS-PTS. Value C L A IR O L C R E M E AOZ. RAYETTE HAIR COLOR BATH CoppGrfon# SUNTAN LOTION AQUA NET 77s H i. (LIMIT 3) ith Graored I JACOBS 1 CHUCK L L12D0R.P.M. HAIR SPRAY 14" ELECTRIC SPEED MOWER • * • * Save On Cosily Repairs Forget The Gasoline No More Hard Starts Just Plug It In I ____ \rACTORY GUARANTEE SW,M SUITS l _ • I tardy Vi N.F. Matas. . . H it I P X Weal Ion Sot • Iteasaa Warranty Reg. 5.95 Value • Oraeaded Oa All tear Wheels • Mewtr Wslyks Only I I lbs. • Cattles Mslfkt Adjeitebis treat V4* ta 1W* • G leam ing Mirror Finish • Fit. All Drill AHochmanla C O M PA R E at 22.95 LIQUID FOR FINE WASHABLES (LIMIT 1) 616 E SP EC IA L! e III aad a s Appraatd . DELUXE 1«" Thar SPEED ELEC. MOWER w ith GRASS CATCHER C5 14/3 HEAVY DUTY 54', r „ . EXTIMfION C01D 6 93 H/J HEAVY DUTY 100' r„. EXTENSION CORD 10.93 (LIMIT n A m |* J I (1 (1 I I L i f lU U I ■U U a DUAL SPHD CONTROL a IURN OUT PROOF MOTOR 6 3-StASON WARRANTY t MAX. 3,400 R.P.M. SPUD SQ U IBB • ’/« H.P. Motor • 3500 Slrokat Par Min, Bevel cuts from Some Driving 0 lo 4 5 ’ 1IANKORD, Calif. (D PI) — Bobby Mills o f Porterville, Calif., won the rollon picker 200 in lie auto race despite a severe handicap •— a crew­ member accidentally dumped two gallona of water Into the gaa lank of hi* ear. E. 10.88 ROUND GRIDDLE 34*160*1) 0* Slit HATS • FOLD* TO... 34“sJ0"«l* M INERAL O IL by WIST •END REG. 79e (LIMIT 1) • No Slicking* No . Scouting • Thick Alum Fer Smooth Heal Distrlbutton • Went Warp. Do* 1 Work ef S Saws, Rip, Crocscut, Jig, Hack, Band, Coping, Kay Halt, Scroll — Stalls It's Own + RIO. 4 % lilT 2 EMERY BOARDS PKG. OF 10 (LIMIT 1) * ^ 29c VALUE ROSIN KOOKER N H S Member Miss I^snl Friend, diughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Friend of Green Springs, was the on­ ly Rntr-rprlse student attend­ ing DeLand High School who was Initiated Into the Natinnnl Honor Society this year. NO WONTIKRI School retrmonlei for new MIAMI (U P D -M rs. 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Williams, who is pre­ sently ill st home, was paid a surprise visit by off-duty officers during the after­ noon. "Chief R oy" is sure to be ona dressed-up sport. • • • Senior Life Saving class­ es, sponsored by the Red Cross and city recreation de­ partment, get underway to­ night at 7:30 p.m. at Fort Mellon Municipal Pool. Jack Horner will guide the t l i r s e-night-a-week classes for swimmers over the age of 16. e e • Pier 66, Fort Lauderdale'a luxurious marina, has out­ grown its 23 acres and plans to expand skyward with con­ struction of a Rbitory tow­ er hotel. It will be Florida's tallest hotel and on top will be a revolving c o c k t a i l lounge. One revolution per hour. s e e Which came first: The chicken or the eg g ? That old question now is double-bug­ ging Mrs. R. L. Johnson, of Floral Heights. She broke open an Faster egg (normal slsa hen egg) and found in­ side another about the sire o f a bird's egg. e • • Several local artists are expected to exhibit their work in the Fiesta Sidewalk Art Show In New Smyrna Reach May 7*8. The art show is just one of the many ac­ tivities in the Seaside Fiesta which runs from May 6 through May 9. s e e Two young men, Calvin Donaldson and Major Lawson, were inducted into the Armed Services from Seminote County during April. Fifteen men enlisted from the county during the month. Seven more youths ars sche­ duled .for.induction M ay 13. • • • The proposed Water Con­ trol Rill, which haa drawn aomo opposition, will be re­ worked. The Sanford City Commission has tentatively withdrawn a resolution ap­ posing the measure until it guts another going over. The proposed act, as it now stands, Is called the "Semi­ nole County Primary Water Conservation a n d Control Act.” Seminole County * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * * ( H it * g > m tfn r ii i b r a l f i * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Thursday high 78, low 67, rain .81; aome ahowers thru weekend, hiph mid-SO.s; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 19C5 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 175 S A I G O N (U P I) — Four American* were killed today in two separate clashes with guerrillas in South Viet Nam. In the air war against North Viet Nam, an armada of 190 U. S. planes knocked out *cy. cn vital bridges — the most crippling attack yet against Communist supply route* to the South. TWO SEMINOLE HIGH SENIORS Joo Fnrless Three Americans were kill­ (ritrht) nnd Joel Fcliil, nre winners o f college ed while charting a beach schotnrships nnd loans. Furies* received a for possible landings by more $1,000 National Defense Act loan nt tile Uni­ U. S. combat troops. versity o f Florida plus $1.50 from the local Uni­ An American Special Forc­ versity of Florida Alumni Association, llo is es officer was killed and two the son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Windont Pickelsimer. enlisted men were seriously Fehil, son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Knrl G. Fchd, re­ wounded in a battle with guer­ ceived Jin $800 scholarship to Emory University rillas 130 miles southwest o( in Atlanta. (Herald Photo) Saigon. U. S. miliary authorities re­ ported two other combat deaths — an American pilot killed when his observation plane crashed last night 27(i miles northeast of Saigon and an officer wounded near Dn Nang. Authorities Identified the Da Nang victim as 1st Lt. Too much wind prevented gram would begin in West Or* Gary L. Steele, of Blis*. B-17 bomber planes front tak­ tinge County and continue Idaho. He died at Clark AFB ing off this morning to initiate eastward. He laid he expected hospital In the Philippines the fight against the imported the planea would be flying where he was flown for treat­ fire an! In Orange, Seminole, over Seminole County next ment of his battle wounds. Lake and Volusia Counties. week. The observation plane pilot The intensive four-county Despite weather conditions, died when his piano crashed program was scheduled to be­ a demonstration of an aerial on takeoff from an airstrip at gin at 7 a. m. from Herndon application of the mirex bait Phu Cat. Airport but gust* of wind up was scheduled for 3 p. m. to* U. S. Air Force and Navy lo 15 miles per hour delayed day at Herndon Airport. planes carried out today's Ihe departure of the planes. Commissioner of Agricul­ matiivc attacks on the Com­ "W e need virtually no wind ture Doyle Conner was to be munist north, raining almoit for this type of operation," on hand and county commies600,000 tons of bombs in day­ Jim Haley, of the U. S. De­ loner* from the four counties light sorties. partment of Agriculture, laid. wxtr# Invited. The first — end largest ~ lie said this morning's wind raids were conducted almost of right-15 miles per hour simultaneously by 74 Air Force and 50 Navy allack would distort the pattern ol plane* that destroyed five ma­ the millions of pellels <>[ poi­ jor bridgea ranging from 140 sonous bait to be dropped, Haley anld II Is doubtful 11 lo 360 feet In length. An Air Force apokesman the ptanes would lie nhle to MONTREAT. N. C. (U P I) said the bridges were located drop Use ntirex bait today but at Phuc Thlcin, Ly Nhan. Pho tlie program would begin Mon­ —H ie 105th general assembly Sen aniWXom lihnuw, where day or Tuesday If the weather uf the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. considered today a two bridges lho DU* conditions are right. record $8 3 million budget and llalry forewarned residents River. several key committee re* U ter, GO Skyhowka and that the converted U-I7 bomb­ jxjrts, including one on Christ­ er* would lie II) ing ul altitudes Sky raiders, a u p |* □ r t u d by ian relations. Navy Crusader Jels, returned of 100 to 200 feet, The assembly delayed until lie said the fire ant pro* to North Vlot Nam to blast Saturday a vote on whether to bridges at Xom Gla end Son approve a study which would Dinh. lead evenlually to a merger There were Indications that with the Reformed Church in (ho South Vietnamese all ihe U. S. force alio conducted a raid to­ The Reformed Church has day against North Viet Nam, otmul 250,000 members In tho but no official announcement TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — New York-Pennsylvania and Thu Supremo Court ordered was n ode. Midwest arras. tha statu comptroller today The assembly's new moder­ to refund 4311,381 In consum­ ator, William J. Patterson, of er whiskey taxe* collected San Antonio, Tex., told a news from 32 Navy chief petty o f­ conference he hopes to live to ficer'd dub around the statu see an eventual merger of all during a 23-tmmth period. Presbyterian and Reformed (Till* order will bring the churches In the nation. return of more than *4,000 to United Press International the CPO Club at Sanford Hail hit sections of Minnc- N'nval Air Stution, tiro man- Burglars Strip soln, Wisconsin and Illinois -*it rnid luiinjv)' G u lL P ro Shop--------early inday. Thunderstorms Thu rourt said tha club* The gulf pro shop at Midand rain drummed western "were all instrumontnlitlun o f Florida Country Club in and Great Lakes states. the federal government nnd Longwnnd was almost entire­ Snow r i m m e d northrrn therefore were not subject to ly stripped o f merchandise by Michigan. Freezing drizzle state taxation o f tho type In­ burglar*, according to Sher­ iced Duluth, Minn. volved when tliu luxe* were iff J. L. Hobby. Cool northern weather con­ collected ami paid." The shop wu* almost com­ trasted sharply with summerThe Navy club* challenged pletely cleaned out of ell like warmth from Missouri a Bull slate law (hat made Items for sale— shoes, glove*, and Colorado south. excise taxes on alcoholic bev­ dothlng, ball* and other Temperatures pushed into erages u consumer tax in­ equipment — nnd customer'll the UO* in both Mate* Thurs­ stead uf a tax on tliu manu­ equipment in the repair eliop day nnd topped 100 In south­ facturer and distributor. also was taken. west Texas. Senate OKs University Change Dr. Culpepper May Be Named As Chancellor n s tw A .. BRIEFS Elected TALLAHASSEE <U P1)-W . Dexter Douglas*, a local at­ torney, waa elected chairman of the hoard of the Florida School fur the Deaf and Blind. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The 1963 Legislature winds up its thin) week today with a number of major bills near­ ing a final decision and plenty of new ones to work on. 1,224 Graduates Both chambers were sched­ uled to take care of business before them and probably ad­ journ for the weekend. No MR. AND MRS. JAN VAN 8TAVEREN committee mootings w e r e scheduled for the afternoon. Thursday was one of the busiest of the session. In the Senate, a bill was passed with little discussion Mra. Grace Van Stavercn, herself, was decorated by i the Dutch Embassy In Wash putting a chancellor named by D. C. manager at Ellinor Gen. Dwight Eisenhower for the Board of Regcnti over the office her work with the Dutch un­ They tlked the State* so unlversily system. Indications Motors, will leave Tuesday derground, helping to hidr much that they decided to are the chancellor—if the bill for The Netherlanda lo attend romc back and live here. On downed American flyers. pasiei the House — will be a reception for her husband, Before his retirement from a vacation trip to Florida they Regents executive director J. Cdr. Jan Van Staveren (Dutch the Dutch Navy, Von Staveren "fctl in love with tha state" Broward Culpepper. was sent to the United States and returned here in 1957 to (The Board of Regents hss Royal Navy, retired), at the as assistant Naval attache at make their home. Dutch palace by Quern Johan­ placed In jeopardy both the in­ dependence o f the state's off- na and Prince Bernard, campus study program and Van Staveren, who is pre­ the job of ita director, Dr. My­ sently working in Atlanta, ron Bice. Ga., Is one of the wearers of (The jeopardy Is in legisla­ the MHilaire Willems Order, tion approved Thursday to a war decoration comparable bring the Florida Institute for to the United Statca Congress­ Continuing University Studies ional Medal of Honor. (FICUS) directly under conSewlnoU Countv civic *i»d •Capt-tn M->ro - will repcft ftAil wearers of thlr medal -trvt-roP’fe a regents staff. .................. — elite UXS N t» •re being feted at the recep­ business leaders will pay hum-1bfar’l the lleet 0 (Under the n e w setup, tion on the occasion of the taliala a- com (hindering offi­ age to Capt. James O. Mayo, FICUS would no longer have a 150th anniversary of the ori­ cer. Tbs' Mayo* will make Reconnaiss­ their home in Norfolk, Va. director. Instead, it would gination nf the award by King commander of have a coordinator and there Willems HI. the father of the ance Attack Wing One since waa no auggeitton that the late Queen Wllhcmina. The 1963, at a farewell luncheon post would be offered to reception will be held at noon Monday at the Sanford lik e .) HuUtanbosch Palace, n e a r Civic Center. The Senate also passed a The Hague. The event, sponsored by the bill authorizing a school for Mr. end Mrs. Van Staveren Seminole Chamber of Com­ veterinarians at the Univers­ were born and reared in Hol­ merce and seven other civic ity of Florida. An approprla- land and Mrs. Van Staveren, and service groups, will attract EVANSTON. III. (U PI) — lion to finance the school, an estimated 250 civilians nnd Methodist lender* delayed for however, will have to come in military personnel from San­ nt least six munths a show­ separate legislation. ford Naval Air Station. down on whether an all-white The House sent to the Sen­ This will be one of the final southern d i v i s i o n of the ate the governor's bill allow­ public appearances for Cap­ church would he forced to ac­ ing the Legislature to use *28 tain Mayo prior to his being cept jurisdiction over Negro million in the stele's working relieved of command by Capt. church units (conferences). capital fund for general ap­ Acting Police Chief Arnold Richard E. Fowler Jr. during The petitioner* for both propriations. S. Williams, who today took ceremonies at the station 2 sides, the Centra] (N egro) The House also pissed bills Jurisdiction and the South­ requiring re-examlnetion of over the reins o f the Sanford p. m. Tuesday. Heading the military* guest eastern Jurisdiction, Imwcd drivers' licenses of people re­ Police Department from re­ sponsible for major accidents tiring Chief Boy G. Williams, list from the Nival Air Station to the wishes of church and setting stiff penalties fnr made two temporary appoint­ will be Captain- -ami —MrS7 bishop* and decided not to illegal possession or transpor­ ments to fill vacanclea among Mayo, Captain and Mrs. Fow­ present their arguments to ler and Capt. C. W. Swanson, the rhuirh'a nine - member tation of alligator skins. the officera. Also passed was a bill to in­ Lt. Ben E. Butler haa been station commanding officer, judicial council here. The Southeastern Jurisdic­ crease the terms of Citrus elevated to the temporary and hi* wife. Sanford Naval Officer* tion is made up o f Methodist Commission members from role of ruptuin, to fill the unit* from two to three years. vacancy left when Williams Wive* hade farewell lo Mrs. administrative Sen. George Hollahan of stepped up, and John W. Mayo with a bon voyage par­ Virginia, North C a r o l i n a Miami added a bill that would Rumbley has been named art- ty Thursday afternoon aL tha South Carolina, G e n r g I Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, raiie the pay of legislators] ing lieutenant to fill Butler’s bate. After departing Sonford, Kentucky, and Tennessee, from 11,200 to *3,600 a year, i posit ion. Royalty To Fete Dutch Heroes 250 W ill Attend Mayo Farewell Methodists Table Integration Act New Police Chief Promotes Two TALLAHASSEE (L’ l’ l) Florida State University awarded degree* to 1.221 studrat* Thursday night in grad­ uation ceremonies at Camp­ bell Stadium. Protest March BOSTON (U PI)—Dr, Martin Luther King today led a mas­ sive civil rights protest march to dramatize Negro grievanc­ es with schools and housing in this Yankee city known a* America's "cradle of llbcrly." Reporter Dies CRYSTAL RIVER (U P D Tlirce persons, including Mrs. Barbara Holland, 47, Crystal lUvcr reporter for the Sun Coast Sentinel, were killed here Thursday in a thrcc-car accident just south of the city on U. S. Highway 10. Omnibus Bid WASHINGTON (UIM) — Presides* Johnson is expected ttt Mk lor minimum wage tn p r K O M fk t'ih c r e iie s : Job leas h * M U d p i abolition of atito “rlgM to Work" laws in an omnibus labor m enage lo Congress next week. ‘Long Time’ F O R T LAUDERDALE (U PI)—Two Chicago gunmen drew 73-year prison sentences in Criminal Court from a judge who wants them out of circulation a long time before they ran be eligible (or pa­ role. Would Call LBJ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —An attorney was determined today to auhporna [’resident Johnson as a defense witness in the trial of three Ku Klux Klansmen on murder charges in the nightrider slaying of rivll rights worker Mrs. Viola 1.1’i w , -------------- ----------------- Enjoined AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P D -T h e Brotherhood of R a i l r o a d Trainmen was enjoined from striking the Southern Railway Thursday shortly after brakemen left their Jabs. Federal Judge Frank M. Scarlett is­ sued the injunction several hour* after the strike was called. Birth Control JACKSONVILLE (U PI) The State Welfare Board has turned down an offer of *23,UUU to set up a voluntary steri­ lization program for the poor. The hoard felt that it should observe the rrsults of a vol­ untary birth control pill pro­ gram before embarking on any new ventures. Muddy OF M iss Promises More DUBUQUE, Iowa (U P !) The muddy Mississippi swept past Dubuque at record depth today with the promise of more to come. Volunteers rushed to bolster sandbagged dikes but water already swirled 10 feet deep through some factories. Convoys of trucks moved through the night across the Jullen Dubuque Bridge from Illinois, hauling sand and gra­ vel for the city's defenses. Son Witnesses Double Slaying JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — As his son burst happily Into the room to greet him, an In­ ternal Revenue Service em ­ ploye squeezed off a pistol ■hot which killed the boy'a mother, then killed himself. Dead In what police termed a murder-suicide were Mar­ vin R. Johnson and his ex wife, Violet, 46. Police said they had been divorced for a T V Satellite MOSCOW (U P !) - The So­ viet Union launched its first communications satellite to­ day and Immediately carried out successful transmission of television programs between Moscow and Vladivostok — a distance of 41,100 miles. The official nova agency T a n called the satellite "Molnlya 1" (Lightning 1). 6 More Yanks Dead In War With Commies “ The Nile o f Am erica’* yeer. IT*8 NOT ALL work at Tullahmtsee. To empha•izc the eignlficance o f the $3 billion annual agribuaineai aa Florida’s biggest business, the Agricultural Advisory Council and Doyle Con­ ner, commissioner o f agriculture, toaaed the second biennial agricultural-legislative barbecue at Leon County fairgrounds. Pictured are the Florida Strawberry Queen, Jane Adams, of Starke; Rep. Robert H. Elrod, o f Orange, and Rep. S. J, Davis Jr., of Seminole. The aon, 16 year-old Ronald, ■aid he law his dad's car go­ ing down the street and pedal­ ed home after it, arriving Just tn time to wllnesJ tha shootings. Strong Winds Delay Fire A n t 'Bombings' Church Merger Voting Delayed Navy Chiefs Upset Taxes Northern States Freeze, Bask Ordination Set In Outdoor Rites ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) The Mission of Nonihre de Dios will hold tls first outdoor ordination ceremony in 10 year* Sunday when two young men become Catholic priesli. The Most Rev. Joirph P. H u r l e y , D.D., archbishop, bishop of St. Augustine, will officiate at the ceremony or­ daining Rev. Roland Marcel Jullen and Rev. William Lloyd Stahler, ITte ordination will take place at the rustle altar on the grounds of the mission, where the first Mass waa cele­ brated In 1563 by Father Frenciaco Lopez de Mendoza Grajalca. Bare Truth! ST. LOUIS, Mo. (U PI) pair of lace panties sent to the internal Revenue Service office here by a Kansas City women who wrote, “ you might aa well taka my britches, too." has been returned. America's Answer TO YOUR NEED FOR A SMALLER CAR! *65 Corvair ECONOMY — COMFORT — MANEUVERABILITY — STURDINESS — AVAILABLE 1‘ AltTS — SPURTY LOOKS AND GO — AND 8 ELLS FOX O N L Y A F E W DOLLARS MOHR THAN THE WIDELY ADVERTISED FOREIGN CABS. SELECT YOURS TODAY A T HOLLER 2nd * PALMETTO szi-om M OTOR SALES 2307 PAXK OX. 222-MU 1 f f �H r ’Rev. P a a fa rh Grover jr r s lh Reading Room First Southern Slates Revival Open House Set For Sunday P a g e S— F r l. A p r il 28, Sewell Conspicuous People How often a child h u heard There It one way, however, from III parent or a hatband that many people ahould want to be eonaplcuoua aa a meant from the wife (or vice versa) o f wiUteaa. Those who call that one ahould try to avoid themaelvea Christiana ahould being eonaplcuoua. Wa feel he teen aa as such and I' l f they t*i?y that It la poor taite to be are not something la lacking. apicuoui in the way we norm* One of the worst testimonies ally uae the word. to a person’s faith is for it One would certainly to be said that no one would want to be conspicuous for his know that be waa a Christian ugliness. Abraham Lincoln by observing bli life, seemed to use his looks as an Christ said that Ida disciples asset at least part of the timet were to let their lights shine, Lincoln delighted In telling This Is not to say that one it stories about himself. One of to live so thst he will seem to my favorites went like this: be saying, "look how good 1 •‘In the days when I used to im ." This would be pride of be on the circuit I wss sc s bsd sort. We are simply to costed by a stranger, who live so that othcri may sec said: ‘ Excuse me, sir, but I our good works as well as have an article which belongs faith and want to live well to youl* ‘ How It that?' I ask­ themselves. ed, considerably astonished. Since we are humans we Tbe stranger took a Jack-knife discover that no matter how from his pocket. ‘Thi« knife,' much we try, our witness will he said, 'was placed In my not always be good. The most hands years ago, with the in­ Important Ihing is that we junction that I waa to keep It want, with all of our hearts, until I found a man homelier to do God's Will with our lives looking than I am myself. 1 and trust Him to use us. lf we have carried it from that time do this we will not have to until thia; allow me to aay, worry about the results. Our air, that you are fairly entiled conspicuous Christian lives will speak loudly, indeed. to the property." Carolyn Smith Circle Has Meeting At Sumner Home By Francea Wester Tlii) Carolyn Smith Circle o f the First Ilnptist Church o f Lake Mary held the meetinn for the Month o f April at the home o f the chairman, Mrs. Larry Bumner. Mrs, Bumner presided. The opening prayer waa Riven by Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, who •Iso gave the call to prayer. Grace Church To Have Annual 'Hymnfest' Mrs. Wallace Hill gave the prayer for the missionaries. As community missions for the month, clothes are to be collected for the mlRrenti. Tha circle also will sponsor a mother and daughter tea to be given for the GA girls, during their Focus Week which is set for Msy B through l ft. A committee composed of Mrs. Wallace Hill, Mrs. Latnar Stokes and Mrs. J. A. Vsrn was appointed to make plana for this. The members also volunteered to piepare the refreshments fo r the reg­ ular GA meetings, with each member taking a month, The group decided to save ■tamps to be sent to purrhaee Bibles. Coupons for the Bap­ tist Children's Home were re­ quested by Mrs. Vnm. In tho absence of the pro­ gram chairman, due to Ill­ ness, Mrs. Vam presented the program with parts giv­ en by Mra. Wallace Hill, Mrs. W. G. Brown, and Mra. Burnner. The closing prayer was given by Mrs. Vam. The hoaleia served refresh­ ments, assisted hy Mrs. Hub­ ert Hcallom, to thoso pro­ se nL Grace Methodist Church of Sanford will have Ita annual "H ym nfest" during the it a. in. worship hour this Sunday. The sermon, "Living Up to Our Hymns" chosen by Rev. John It, Hires Jr. for this o c­ casion will be illustrated through hymns sung by the choir and congregation. At 7:30 p. m. Sunday, the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Grace MethodM will begin ita Spiritual Life study, "Genesis." Conducted by Hcv. Hubert Jenkins of First Methodist Church, the course will conaid o f six hourly sessions, the first two to be held and Mon­ day at 7:30 p. m. to be follow­ ed by four additional sessions in the month of May. Sunday's opening session will tenure a Him based on Bpfiling Bee finals at All the study hook. Soul* Parochial School of Sanford will be conducted at 3 pm . Sunday in the Social Hall o f All Souls Catholic Churrh with two students participating from each grade, five through eight. Tha event is being spon­ The Church of God, located sored by Sanford Council at the corner of South French ft3S7, Knight* of Columbus, Avenue and 22nd Street, will and first, second, and third begin revival services Sunday prises will he awarded. Students taking part will night. The Rev. John If. O'Ban- l>e Thomas Doyle and Neal non, of Fort Mycra will be Olmstead, fifth grade; Law­ the Evangelist. Hcv, O'Bran­ rence Crimmine and Randal non has distinguished himself Brister, sixth grade; Karen as an outstanding young McKay and Julie Miller, sev­ enth grade, and E m i l y preacher and singer. Services will be held each Doughtery and Susan Uallctweek day at 7:30 p. m. with ta, eighth grade. Tha public is invited and Sunday nlght'a services beall parents and friends o f the ginning at 7, A special feature school will lie welcomed. of these services will be the highly inspirational singing by the chureh choir under Um direction of Larry McDaniel. Tbe public is invited to at­ tend these "Full Gospel" re­ vival services by Rev. Lynn Seven children and ooa adult H. Alford, pastor. wera recelvad into Christ Method Iit Church of Sanford on Palm Sunday In aervirea Guild Election Election o f officer* will ba conducted by the minister, the main iUra of bualnaao to Rev. Charles B. Hogg. take place at tha regular Tha children bad received meeting o f the Women'e Guild several weeks of instruction o f St. Mary-Magdalen Catho­ given by Rev. Hogg. lic Church o f Altamonte In the group wera Karen Sprints scheduled for Mon­ and Lisa Nielsen, Tommy and day at • p.m. at the Pariah Suaan Wade, Gall and Robert School. Mrs. John Barhydt, SommervIlk and Ann Brad current president, will conduct bury. Adult member received Altai, shiujI I hi# waa Mrs. Hubert Wade. Spelling Bee Finals Set At All Souls Church Of God Plans Revival Christ Methodist Receives Eight FATHER-SON DINNER given by the Mcn’n Club o f Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church featured Rev, II. W. Parker, associate pastor of First Methodist Church, Melbourne, ns guest speaker. Above photo shows one group of the more than 50 men and boya attending. Ascension Guild Casselberry Methodist Women To Host League Have Election Of Officers Zone Rally ny Jane Casselberry The Ladle* Guild o f Ascen­ sion Lutheran Church, Casicl berry, will be host to the Luthem Women's Missionary League Orlando Zone Rally Saturday, May 1. Theme for the rally will be “ So Live In Him." Activities will begin will) .-cjistrallon and coffee at B a. m. Opening devotions will be held at 9:30 a. m. follow­ ed by a workshop from 10 11:30 a. tn. A luncheon will be held at Trade Winds Cafeteria In Seminole Plata at noon. Pastor C. R. Zehnder of As­ cension will conduct an inspir­ ational service at 1:30 p.m., which will be followed by a business meeting. Over 100 representatives from the 10 Lutheran churches in Uie Orlando Zone are ex­ pected to attend. Participat­ ing churches Include Eustii, Leesburg, Sanford, Slavla, St. Cloud, Casselberry and four from Orlando. General chairman in charge of planning the rally la Mra. Joan K ucher of tho local church., Witnesses Set 3-Day Assembly In Gainesville R. N. Stafford, presiding minister of the Hanford rungn-gation of Jehovah’a Witnessra, has announced that a three-day spring elrrult as­ sembly will he held May 7-9 In Gainesville when all North and Central Florida congre­ gations will he gueate of the Gainesville area Witnesses. Attenilanre is expected to exreed 1,100 from more than 40 communities. Theme of the meet will he "Willingly Fulfill Your MinIstry." wUl—UJnsrph Hals who ha* been assigned to the convention hy tho Witnesses' world head­ quarters In New York City, Although Bala will apeak Hally during the assembly, his main address will he giv­ en at 3 p.m. Hunday, May U, Stafford report*. It will he eepertally developed for the public and will be entitled "The Morel Breakdown— What Can Be Done About It?" In addition, 30 minister* from participating congrega­ tions will taka part In the three-day srasiotia which are open to the public with no collection* taken and no do­ nations requested. Catholic Women Set Installation By Doaaa Falsa Installation of nrw officer* o f the Church o f Nativity Catholic Women's Club li scheduled for Mondsy ing at tha Capri Restaurant in Hanford. The banquet tc be held preceding monies will begin « To be formelly office by Mrs. A. W . Tsslo, first president of the club, sre Mrs. Bsrbara Khan non, president; Mr*. Terry vies president, Mrs. Herat, secretary; Mrs. phlns Stanklswics, treasurer, and Mra. Jennie Pcs, deanery repreaenlatlve. By Jane Casselberry Officers for the coming year were elerted at the reg­ ular meeting of the woman'* Society of Chriatian Borvfre of Casselberry Community Methodist Church held Tues­ day afternoon in Weaver Hall. Nominating c o m m i t t e e ehairninn Mr*. I. G. Heuter Baptist VBS Superintendents Are Named By Donna Rates Superintendents for various departments of Varatlon Ilible School to be held at First Baptist Churrh of I<nngwood, June 14-2B, were named at the first planning meeting for the erhool held Wednesday morning at the church. Persons In charge and their departments are: Mrs. F.nrl Shcwers, intermediate, 13-lfl years; Mrs. Jennctto Wood, Junior II, 11 and 12 years; Mra. Kloise Lommler, Junior JB, JO years; Mrs. Doris Blf lock, Junior 1A, x % years; Mrs. Fern Whitehead, eight year prlmnriea; Mrs. Janelle Jackson, seven year prima rlca; Mra. Marge Fenoff, six year primaries; Mr*. Mery Ellen Elgin, five year begin nrr*; Mr*. Mnry Warren, four year l>eglmirr* ; Mr*. Pat Lindsay, three year nursery, and Mrs. J. P. Beal, and Mra. C. C. I.awrenre, other nursery. Hcv. Jark Lindsay, pastor, will serve ns prinripul. Mrs. I,. C. Walker will 1m- pianist and Mr*. It. R. Gray will ho secretary. Registration I* expected to exreed 400 student* ami rlanc* will ho held in the new air conditioned building of the chureh. Church To Have Conference Christ Methodist Church of Sanford will conduct Its fourth quarterly conference at 1:30 p. m. Sunday wllh Dr. Joe Tnlte, district superintendent of the Drl.and District, pre­ siding. The Christ Methodist Womsn's Society of Christian Ser­ vice will he bnslesi at a cov­ ered dish dinner to be held st the church Immediately fol­ lowing tbe morning service. read the proposed stato which wa* unanimously elected. Re-elected to head the or­ ganisation as president wss Mrs, Philip Csesber- Other officers chosen were Mrs. Don McLeod, vice president; Mrs. Harold Kryder, secre­ tary; Mrs. Ernst Frsnckenberg, treasurer; Mrs. Marvin McClain, promotion secreta­ ry; Mrs. M. C. Dugglni, sec­ retary o f Christian Social Relations; Mrs. G. F. Messick, Secretary of Spiritual Life; Mra. Arthur Putman, secretary of Missionary Ed­ ucation; Mra. Delmas Cope­ land, secretary of Miaalon•ry Personnel; Mr*. Thoms* Gulllrkson, secretary of local church activities; Mr*. Ed­ ward Johnson, secretary of literature and publication*; Mrs. Edgar Lyons and Mr*. Mary Mobley, secretaries o f student work; Mra. Robert Deppcn, supply work; Mra. Alton Boone, chairman of nominating committee; and Mrs. C. K. Fisher, publicity. Installation of officers will he held Tursday, May 1H, at 1:30 p.rn. at tha church Mra. Arthur Putman was in charge o f the program on Uw^thsma, JA Woman Wants Open House at free Resdlng Room ed by First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Sanford at 101 Wait First Street, will be held for the public from J until 6 p.m. Sunday. Formerly located at 301 A East First Strest, tha Read­ ing Room was moved to Its present location In ths old Florida State Bank Building at First and Park du* to needs for expansion. Operation of such public facility la standard function of all Christian Bctence churches. Available material*, which may be read, borrow­ ed or purchased, Include King James version of the Bible, Science and Health with Key to th* Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy (th* Christian Science textbook), and all authorised publications of The Christian Selene* Pub­ lishing Society, including the internationally respected dal­ ly newspaper, Ths Christian Science Monitor, Sanford nsw R e a d i n g Room Is tastefully decorated with apeclat lighting and year-round air conditioning for the comfort of visitors. It Is open dally from 10:10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Ths church is located at 200 East Second Street where Sunday aervieea and Sunday School are conducted at 11 a.m. and mid-week Wednes­ day testimonial m a s t i n g takes place at B p.m. Orthodox Chapel To Have Annual Easter Service The Dlvln* Liturgy of Holy Easter Sunday (SaU urday midnight) for ths Eastern Orthodox C h u r e h will he presented Saturday starting at 11:30 p.m. with the Resurrection Service fo l­ lowed by th* Divine Liturgy of Holy Easter Sunday at 12 midnight. . These traditional Orthodox Servlets all are presented in th* English language at St. John Chrysostom Chapel lo­ cated o ff Highway 17-B2 at Lake o f the Wood* in Fern Park where the Very Rev. Fr. John Adair has been serv­ ing all o f the Central Flo­ rida area Orthodox In the English language for ths past five year*. All of tha various nation­ al groups have united In this American movement in Or­ thodoxy as well aa many oth­ ers interested in this early Church o f tha ancient Apos­ tolic Fathers. Immediately following the Easter Liturgy, th* tradi­ tions) Agaps Feast, or E ter Feast, will be htld In Church Hall. All are welco. s to the Service and tha feast and ara Invited to attend and bring a covered dish of in­ dividual choice. Information on other servIres at Bt. John Chrysostom Chape) and about the ehureh Itself may be obtained by calling Fr. Adair. Tha twelve new folding dining room tablea purchased by the WSCS were on dis­ play. Preliminary plan* are be ing made for the annual ha » a r tn lie held next Novem Iter with Mrs. Mervin Mc­ Clain as general chairman. Some o f the larger rlrclee are bring divided and there will he right circles Instend of five for the coming year. There will lie four afternoon circles, two night clrrlrs, and two morning circles. Mrs. Mrssirk, who is direc­ tor o f the Vacation Bible School scheduled for June 14 2ft, made an appeal for volunteers to help in all de­ partments. Visitors st the meeting wers Airs. Jams* O’Dell. Long wood: Mrs. Daisy H*nnlng, Casselberry; Mra. Bartha Oaseman and Miss G#r nhlina Caiemsn, from Mich­ igan. Following the meeting, re­ freshment* of caks and iced Ira or coffee were served hy the hostesses, Mrs. Clars Rainier, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Jack Waltmsn, Mrs, Jo Ann Reichert, and Mrs. C. K. Fisher. A nest o f Easier eggs Dr. Wlnslew R. Batch, di­ lopped hy a duck was th* clever centerpiece on th* rector of the Educational Re­ search Information Center o f serving table. th* Health, Education and Welfare Department, Wash­ ington, D.C., will be princi­ pal speaker at commsncsmsnt exercises Msy II o f Florida Presbyterian College, Th* noted educator and government official will glva the address at II a.m. In Pasadena Community Church prior to awarding o f diplom­ as the second graduating class o f ths Bt. Petersburg school. Thor* a n 71 candi­ date* for degrao* la th* Speaker Named For Graduation Speaker for t h • Bac­ calaureate Service# will be Dr. Jam** I. McCord, pros]dent o f Princeton Theologi­ cal Seminary, Princeton, N. J. FIRST SOUTHERN Methodist Church o f Sanford will have revival services at 7:30 p.m. daily Tuesday through Sunday of next week. Speaker will be the pastor, Rev. Durward H. Knight Jr. (left) who checks schedule with J. L. Saule, chairman of the board o f stewards. Barbara Guess Circle Meets At Home Of Mrs. Bea Cooper By Frasces Wester Hie Barbara Guess Class of the WMU of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary met st the home of Mrs. Be* Cooper for the April meeting. Mrs. W- T. Waniley, circle chairman, opened the meeting ■.with a call to worship taken from First Kings. Mrs. V. C. Ladd, WMU vice president, led In prayer for the mission­ aries and all the work being done by the mission boards. Special prayer alio was offer­ ed for all sick members who could not attend. Committee reports were giv­ en and it wss decided to col­ lect clothing for the migrant workers as the groups com­ munity mission project. Addi­ tional supplies were ordered for the Beginner and Primary Sunbeams of the church, which the circle sponsors. Mra. Harley Wilhelm, WMU president, closed the business session with prayer. Mrs. Carol Stout, program chairman, presented the first First Methodist Receives 21 First Methodist Church of Sanford received new mem­ ber* by baptism and profes­ sion of faith during service* conducted Pslm Sunday. Baptised at the 11 a.m. service were Richard Peter Behnitiler Jr, and Daniel I.yn Schnltxler, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Schnltxler Sr. Others joining the church wer« Jacqueline D. Morgan. Larry L. Lindsey, Jerry W. Morgan, Waltar L. Stoudeenmlre, Dorte Jo Stoudanmire, William Frank Btoudenmlre, Dorothy G. Waller, Jerry R. Waller, Patricia A. Carlton, Margaret L. Myers. Gary P. Lindsay, Mark 8. Hurley; Rebecca D. Fleetwood, Ce­ cilia Boater, Busan G. Helms. Gail Y. Cooper, Marjorie E. Good*peed, Michael R. Goodspsed tad Susan A . Leach. 11 Join Church In Enterprise Baptisms! Services hsvs been conducted th* past two Sunday* at Enterprise Bap­ tist Church for 11 parsons. In th* group war* Mrs. A. Roaeman, David G e r m a n , Ronald Welch, Mrs. Thrlma Reraley, Gall and Delores Townsend, Donna W e l c h , M 1• h • • I Welch, Darien* Welch, and Melissa and Peg­ gy German. — ------ In a scries of three programs designed to help members use their home as a center of miss­ ionary influence, beginning with building missionary con­ cepts within their family unit Members taking part on the program were Mrs. Mary Bryant, Mrs. Stella Shelton, Mrs. Kilty McKoel and Mr*. Bea Cooper. Following tbe program, re­ freshments were served and everyone welcomed the spe­ cial guest present for the meeting, Mrs. Maude Post, a former membra of th* church and community who 1* visiting with friends la Lake Mary. 24 Confirmed Af Holy Cross Revival services st First' Southern Methodist Church o f Sanford, which presently is meeting at th* Sanford Wom­ an's Club, will begin next Tuesday and continue daily at 7:30 p.m. through the follow­ ing Sunday, A film especially for ths young people will be shown Saturday. Speaker far the special services will be th* pestor. Rev. Durward H. Knight Jr. Born In Birmingham, Ala., he served In the U. S. Navy during World War II and after his discharge as chief petty office, attended and graduated from Bob Jones University In 1049 with a Bachelor o f Arts degrea In Religion. He joined the Southern Methodist Church Conference in 1BS2 and has filled pas­ torates In South Carolina and Florida. In addition to being a member o f ths General Beard o f Education, h* Is a member o f the General Con­ ference Executive Committee o f the General Board o f Church Extension and Mis­ sions and is chairman o f tha Relations Committee o f the Mid-South Annuel Conference of the Bouthern Methodist Church. He also Is a former e d i t o r o f "The 8outhsm Methodist," Ths publle is Invited to abtend all services. Conference Rev. Delmas Copeland o f the Casselberry Community Methodist Church Is attend­ ing a two day conference on stewardship at the Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg. Ths meeting vrltl be conclud­ ed Saturday afternoon. Attend services tfiisweefc atyour own J>Giceoj worsfcp The Sacrament of Con­ firmation was administered st Holy Cross Episcopal Church on Palm Sunday by The Rt. Rev, Henry I. Louttit. DD, Bishop of South Flo­ rida, for a rlasa of 24; memtiers presented by th* rector, Rev. LeRoy D. Soper. Confirmed were Michelle Anderson, Judith Ann Bales, Cynthia Isabel Bishop, Mar­ tha Ydell Chadwick, John David Dcarolph, S h • 11 s y Joyce Dowlcn, James Whigham Jones, Valorl* Ann Lackey, Phyllis May Llngle, John Redd McCarthy, Blair Mason McCarthy; Thomas Wiggins Moors, Kathryn Rents Tark, Fred­ erick Perrlck III, Augusta Bartholdi Peterson III, Scott McManus Rochs, Michss] David Schmidt, Robert Ed­ ward Simpson; W SUM H S Virginia Petraakl P. O. Box 1114 Banfard Mora Norris TB 3-1414 8 . Seminal* Phyllis Rsgrastin* PA 1-3134 Lake Mnry Mildred Haney 343-3311 Mary Gettings “ »» Labs Jr., Robin Le* Zlxta, Shsron Kays (Mrs. B. F.) Barger, Donald J. Bates, L*« P. Moore. Joseph 8. Kurimai. ■•pkia Hainan DeBary 344-4441 NOW M E E T IN G IN SA N F O R D A NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH AT PINECREST SCHOOL N O BOO K B U T T H E BIBLE! • N O N A M E B U T HIS N A M E ! N O CR EED B U T CH R IST! OUR PURPOSE. . . TO WIN SOULS FOR CHRIST FOR ANT OCCASION FLOWERS ARB ALW AYS SUNDAY Moralag Worthily — 3:33 Eves lag Services: Youth—3:41 Bible School — 1343 Worship Service—7:13 WEDNESDAY EVENING 7 4 3 P.M. Church Of Christ LIVING SCENES for Good Friday aervieea at First Pentecostal Church o f Longwood included the Inspirational setting above which has Vernon Coombs portraying Christ ut the Cross, SAN FORD F L O W E R SH O P Car. K. 1st 4k Sanfard A t*. (CHRISTIAN) PHONE; 333-3131 OE >114444 111 P1NECRE8T DRIVE SANFORD, FLORIDA �» Sljf Sanforli NrritB Fri. April 23. ’tiS— P arc 3 About Real Estate Herald Feature 'Support Church’ Receives Honors Thinking Out Loud BY JULIAN 8TEN8TBOM The Seminole County Board of Realtor* met latl Monday evening and named Ray Mcnslng to the office of vice president. Mcnsing, who la al«o the treaiurer of the rountywidr organization, will fill the office vacated by 1file r !) Stcn*trom who wa* ele­ vated to the presidency of the hoard when Stu Helmly was forced to resign because of illneil. • • • Immediately after hit elec­ tion to the post, Mcnslng had to take over the gavel and pre»ide in the absence o f the preaident who ia currently ^confined to Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital. • « • Hospital* will alio claim another prominrnt member of the board. Next wreck Al l.ormann, Ca»iclberry, ia acheduled to be hospitalized for minor surgery. • • • lew also provides that a salesman must also take and pass a 16-week course In real estate before he can “ go up" for hia broker’s license. The county’s board of real­ tor* Monday night voted to co-sponsor such a course in co-operation with the Distrib­ utive Education group at Ly­ man High School in Longwood. The course is slated to start in September and the instructor will be Dr. Ed Ek of Daytona Beach. No less than 20 "students" must par­ ticipate in the course and those interested In signing up are urged to eontact Mrs. Grace Christiansen, Route 2, Box 457, Maitland. * • • Two brokers and nine as­ sociates were inducted into the membership of the Sem­ inole County Board o f Real­ tors during last Monday night’s monthly meeting. The two broker* were William Bach and Hugh McCollum. The nine associate* included S. V. McDaniel, Charlei Woodruff, Ada O'Neil, L. B. Osborne, Harry Dietrichs, Richard Lusk, Royce Blount, Grace Chriatiensen and Julian Stcnstrom. • • • GENEVA YOUTH CLUB king nnd queen, crowned during a special dame and pnrtv nt the Community Hall, are Debbie Hinojosa, student at Sanford Junior High School, and Jim­ my Dunn, student at Sanford Naval Academy. Chapter 475 of the Florida * Statute*, perhap* more com­ monly known aa the Florida Real Estate Law, provide* that a licensed real estate * salesman must serve in a sale* capacity for a licensed broker for not less than one New student body presi­ ' year before he is eligible to By tha way, notices of take an examination for a meetings and door prizes dent of Seminole High School broker’s license. However, the during meetings o f the Board is James A. (Jimmy) Barks, of Realtors are provided by son o f Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Frank Finch of Chelsea Title. Batks o f Sanford. • • • Barks wus swept into of­ 7> T llfc I l lt C I I T l o t HT. The Board of Realtors re­ James Barks Heads SHS Student Body Legal Notice m m ii jtim iA i. c ir c u it , IN A Nil F OIl SKUIXO I- K P O I N T Y , S T A T K OK M . O H IIIA, IN I I U M K B t . NOTICK OK k o i u u t . u m h i : s a i .id Not ice Is lirretiv * l v * n that the iitiili-rstKorit, C lerk o f the C ir cu it C our t «>l the Ninth J u illrlal Circuit. In etui f o r Hem— Ini.I* C ou n ty . Flor id a, purauV a nt to tha d re r r a o f fo r ec losur e cnterc il In a r o » a p en d in g In auld Court, the st ylo o f which la F C A T I ilW H HAVINOH HANK, a .New Y o r k c o r p o r a t io n . 1'lalntlff , vs JOHN tV. HOtVKTII. JR . * 1. at. m D efen da nt s, and the d o c k e t numhrr nf which la U,*JS. will o f f e r fo r sale mill sell at I'nlillo Ou tc ry to the hl kh rst a lid heat lilditrr f o r ■ash, tha f o l l o w i n g d e s c i l b p r o p e r ty sllua ta In Hemlnol* C ou n ty , Flor id a. In w ilt TANLot r». ini*«:k ' SUCTION «1L1r . w o o u Ti l i i i : k h i : PI.AT, nm i n i Itiw In mail or plal IhrtrrIlf rri ii nli'il In I’lal Hook IA, I'NKO 39» I’ uMIc Itei'iirila o f H* mlnnl* C ou nty, FI o r Mu. Together WfHh, tmt not llmllril In. the follow Inif H om o p e r m a n e n t l y I n s t a l l , ml: II. K. Klertrli- lint W a ­ ter Heater. SS (lal., Herl.il .NAJJSM'i'J. Model YtlSSN A I ; Nutnnr K lle h e n K x haunt F a n : <1. K. H a rh aa* filipnsal. Herlal TNltOJTli. Model IKASO; I V enetian Illlmla Held sale w ill tie held a l III* F ron t Htepe o f the Hrmlnole ■‘minty r n u r t h o u i e In the i l l y o f Hanford, Florida, on the lath d a y nr Stay, I III,. a l !!:o e o ' c l o c k A. M.. nr aa anon t h e r e ­ a f t e r aa the earns ran ha done. (HKAI.) A r t h u r 11. B r r k w l t h , Jr. Clerk n y M e n t i s T . V lh le a Dep ut y Clerk r o i ;h». w m iiT a m rn ro n n A m erican National Hank Illdg. I'. Cl. Hos 11*11 Ht IV terehiira. F lo rid a I 1 U 1 I'ulitleli: A p ril *3, ISIS CDI. U fice on an unopposed ticket in recent student elections at the achool. He ia treaiurer o f the Key Club and a member o f the National Honor So­ ciety. lie was formerly sophomore class president. Winner o f the senior class presidency w h s James nodion ami elected to head next year’s junior class was Mark Ratio rn. Hark* succeed* the IDGI-G5 Church Women of Messiah Lutheran Church, Casselberry, student body president, Davappointed Mrs. Robert Cook, •id Ijmier. Mrs. Edwin Pcsrson, and Mrs. Paul Watson as a nomi nstlng committee at the group** April meeting held Monday at the home of Mr*. Cook, 231 Lake Griffin Cir cle, Casselberry. By Jane Uaaarlhrrrv Program for Hie evening South Seminole Junior was presented by Mra. Ray High Srhool art students mond Richar who led the wrrp presented awards Wed­ Bible study on the First Epis nesday fur their prize win­ tie of John. ning entries in Ihe Easter Announcement was made rgg decoration contest spon­ that the women will be con­ sored by the Winter Park ducting the annual Spring Federal Savings snd Loan Clothing Drive for Lutheran Association. World Relief from May Eighth grader Kay McCul­ through May 9, lough received $10 as first Refreshments were served prize winner. Second place by the hostess to Mra. Rodney winners Richard Kaiser and Cable, Mrs, Harold Card Jr. Gregg Hare, ninth graders, Mrs. Jack Kell, Mrs. Pear received f6. Penril sets were given the son, Mrs. Rlcbar, Mrs. Hollis Tucker, Mrs. Carl Usley and following who received hon­ orable mention, Susan Hun­ Watson. Next meeting will be held at ter and David Krohne, ninth Mrs. Card's home, 120 Lauren graders. Court, Fern Park. cently were presented an American flag by George Mayberry on behalf of Campbell-Lossing Post 53 of the American legion. Messiah Women Set Committee For Officers Art Students Get Prizes g e n u in e From The Mailbag BUILT BETTER FIT BETTER LAST LONGER IIATER DIES SAX JUAN, Puerto Rico — (U l'lt — l’ edro Albizu Cantpov. the America hating left­ ist whose nationalist party shot up the U.S. Congress and Irird to assassinate President Truman, died here Wednesday nighl al tile age of 7J, Evangelist Billy flrnhnrn, appearing as a guest on Sen. George Smother*' weekly ra­ dio and TV show, ((related that "tensions between races are probably greater nt this moment than they have ever been." . • a Pleasure bout skippers are reminded the necessity of cheeking all safety equipment aboard their veiseli to insure a safe summer afloat. The re. minder come* from Rear Ad­ miral Loui* M. Thayer, com­ mander of the Seventh Const Guard District. • * * C HIEF Hoy L. Pounds, Sen. George S mat tier* any a Hvintioii structural mean intergovernmental comput­ chunk', a 21 -your Navy er facility rould save taxpay­ veteran, him been com­ er* million*, lie urges that ment let I f o r ouUtiimlFlorida be selected aa a pilot 1 n r performance of slste^ for_ tha _ady>Uon_ of _ a_ jlu tv _ diliKCncA- and. tm— centralized computer facility. perior technical knowl­ • * ■ edge with RVAH-7, lie The annual aprlng picnic and ronference of the Florida Laryngectomee A a a ociation will be held in Tampa May 1-2. The association la made up o f persons who have un­ dergone surgery fur removal o f the larynx as a precaution against cancer. FO R D M U FFLE R • • • JAMES BARKS The Freedom* Foundation at Valley Forge. Penn., has announced that the Keister "Support the Church" series which has hern running in The Sanford Herald since March, 1994 i* again the rec­ ipient o f the George Wash­ ington Honor Medal. This is the ninth such annual nwnrd bestowed upon this nationally-fnmous feature aince its origin in 1914. The object of the Founda­ tion’* annunt awards pro­ gram is to honor citizens re­ gardless o f race, rrred or economic status, for outstand­ ing efforts to improve pub­ lic understanding and ap­ preciation of the basic con­ stitutional rights, freedoms ami corresponding responsi­ bilities inherent In the Amer­ ican Way o f Life through the things they write, do. or say. The "Support the Church" scries I* now appearing in over 1000 n r w a p a p e r a throughout the United States and Canada; interestingly enough, one subscriber in Sweden. It has received cntrusiastic endorsement from ministers and leaders in virt­ ually every major denomina­ tion in the United States. The Herald Is plcasrd to present these forceful mess­ ages to ila renders ami we fee! that the sponsors should be proud to be a part of this influential project, reflecting high credit to their own businesa establishment*, a n d helping to strengthen our eliuiehes and indeed our whole community. OFFER GOOD THRU APRIL J4TH ami hia wife reside nt 500 Sut.-uunu Drive. (Navy Photo) Admirals On Academy Advisory Board UARYCARTFR ADM. EVANS ADM. GALLAHER ADM. JACKSON Three Navy flng officer* have been named to aorve on a apeciol advisory board for the .Sanford Naval Academy, Col. 11. J. Furman, superin­ tendent, revealed today. most of Its future graduates will continue their education at civilian colleges, the mili­ tary character of the institu­ tion 1* primarily Navy-ori­ ented," Colonel Furman ex­ plained. "In order to further estab­ lish the training program’* influence on the young mid­ shipmen, the academy ad­ ministrators have established this naval board to further enhance the achool'a 'naval image*. ” he added. Admiral Gnllaher la a graduate o f the U. S. Naval Academy and the Naval Postgraduate School. He al­ so has completed graduate courses at Harvard a n d N o r t h western Universities and University of California Radiation Laboratory, Spec­ ial assignments have Includ­ ed that of assistant professnr of naval science, Harvard University, 19.1(1-39; U. 8. naval attache, U. S. Embas­ sy, Stockholm, Sweden, 1047* 60, and professor of naval science. Harvard University, 1963-6(1. Admiral Jarkson was grad­ uated from the Naval Acad­ emy in 1936 and later aervcd a* the famed USS Enter­ prise in Psclfic campaigns. He served aa training o f­ ficer, Commander Air For­ ces, U. 8. Atlantic Fleet, commanding officer Fleet Air Service Squadron Threel nvlntlon officer for Amphibi­ ous Training Command and executive officer of NAS, Key West, Trior to reporting the San­ ford Naval Air Station in 1955 a* commanding officer, he served at commanding o f­ ficer of a composite squad­ ron at NAS San Diego. Admiral Evans began his Nnval career in 1934 as an ensign in the Naval Reserve following graduation from the University of Pennsyl­ vania. He is a graduate of Ihe Armed Force* Staff Col­ lege and Harvard graduate school of business admini­ stration. During AVar II he served aboard the USS Cur­ rituck. Postwar duties have In­ cluded eommnnd of the Na­ val Supply Depot at Guan­ tanamo Hay, Cuba; U. S. Na­ val Shipyard at Pearl Har­ bor, command of Navy Sup­ ply Corps Srhool at Athens, Ga, His present assignment is Service Force supply o f­ ficer, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Norfolk. 1.ending their prestige and experience to the military school will he Rear Adm. John A. Gnllaher, chairman of the board; Rear Adm. Robert Jackson and Rear Adm. William A. Evans. Ad­ miral Jackson and Admiral Gallahcr are retired and re­ side in Seminole County. Ad­ miral Kvana will retire in June. "Although th e school’s curriculum emphasizes acad­ emic accomplishments and Girl Scouts Make Hike To Air Base By Jane Casselberry Junior Girl Scout Troop 472 of Enithrnok made a five mile hike Monday morn­ ing to the Orlando Air Force Rase picnic area where they enjoyed a eookout and other activities. They made the bike in two hours ami backpacked all their food and equipment. The girl* are working on their Gypsy Radge. Sketch map* were made o f the hike route. All food for the picnic lunch was prepored on the spot and (he menu Inrludrd chicken baked in foil, hnkrd potatoes, fruit salad and gar­ lic bread. During the afternoon they held a Scout's Own, played games, and enjoyed a sing. Git I* from Troop 472 par­ ticipating were Norn Hart­ nett, Tens Globus, Celia and l.ynne Lutz, Deltorah Ford, Patty llaymer, Ellen Wil­ liams, Rhonda Watters, Su­ san Currlck, Melisia Komi*ur, Lorraine Ualiergr, Suzunne Cortclyou, Cynthia Jubuck, Mary Quarries, Susan Lyon, Linda McUinnis and Genl Hull. They were aerompanied by the Troop Lender Mra. Ger­ ald McGinnis; Cathy Coyle, Melissa Milter and Charlene Gray of Troop 910, Casarlberry; Pam Lynn, Cadctte Troop 339, Casselberry; and one lone Boy Scout, Cory Hc'aftrnT.:---------- ------- Ifl P A I N T S l l HOH THAN ttOitt, COAll to COJIt n rn n i ACftYUC lA T D t i wu& r i n r • PAST DAYIN# • OUmANMM I POWW m r i« « a iu m 2ND BALLON FREE t______________________ t /mm inti H OUMCR 11 C M S tt 209 W . F IR ST ST. 322-3649 BIRDS SINGING — BEES BUZZING — AND YOUR LAWN NEEDS LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER! 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Former member* of the rburrb are especially invited to attend ihe 11 a. m. worship hour and join the congregation for dinner. Those planning to attend need only a covered dish a* all table service will be provided. “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison THIS 308 E. First St. Ph. 322-H81 Open I Days A Week W. Petit MI 4*8916 HOME IS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN 0 A N ID 1 D I Materials co n * from lop manufacturers — General Electric, DuPont, u 4 FINANCING: VA, Nothing Down— Conventional, FI!A—none models aa low an 8330 IN CO R PO R ATED • SER VICE D E P A R T M E N T HANDSOME K IN O i l I RRY K O M IS TALK WITH US Ralph ABOUT BUILDING — — W E'LL SAVE YOU siv ,r a J Builder MONEY I 1719 l u t e d Atm. Call Us A l i n - m o No O b lig e ti«a �Vfa M « t i VtnO P if* 4—Frf. April« , *08 SHS Thindads Seek M etro Title Tonight By David Tlw Ugh flyiag Ssmlnote thlnclada win put all tbatr record* ofl ths Hat when they compete in ths Metro Confer­ ence track mast at Evans High at I o'clock tonight la Orlando. AU tfen Metre schools, to eluding the Witter Park Wild cats, ths only team to bast Urn Berntoolet, will compote to the meat. SANFORD JUNIOR HIGH School fields Its first ilf team this year, and boys currently a n holdit 1*1 record in match play. Members o f team are, front row. left to right, Doug Buttons, Boh Lundqulst, Mike Utx and John Mero: back row, BUI Higginbotham, Stan Hemphill, Ira Abram­ son and Buddy Stokes. Coach fo r young linkstars is Don Farrens. (Herald Photo) S Koufax Arm Looks Up To Year's Action • jr g r i d D ew a u I UPI Sparta Writer Sandy Koufax nay bo pitch Ing on borrowed ttma, but h« look■ like nosey la tha bank (a the Lot Angelos Dodger*. So much so that Menagar Walt Alston figure* It’s about time to ramove tha giant qu*atlon mark that waa placed aIongilds Saady’a name at the start of tha National League season in favor of a flaat ex­ clamation point. The M • year old etrikeout king, wheee career le threat­ ened by an arthritic condition In hii pitching arm, made hi* aecond start of the IMS sea­ son Tburadiy night and eame through with one of hi* oMfaihlooed, overpowerlog per­ formances In a M victory over the New York MsU. Koufax, who had pampered hi* arm In x M win over tha Philadelphia Phllllei last Sunday, pitched a four-hitter against tha Mate, walked only one better end etruck out nine. The run egalnat him was un­ earned aa a result ol an error by abort*** Maury Will*. In ll Innings' this aeaioo the Cy Young Award whiner and NL Host Valuable Player of IMS baa yielded nine hits, two earned rum, five walks and struck out 16 batten. It's those kind of flgurei which charact­ erised hla magnificent 23 3, 30gstrikeout campaign In 1M3 —and they certainly indicate that the Dodgers can count on him for a big yaar In 'IS. The Chicago Cuba shaded the Cincinnati Reds, 3-2, In the only other Thursday game In the NL, while the Baltimore Orioles crushed the Washing­ ton Senaton, 1*4, and the Minnesota Twins downed the New York Yankees, t-t, In the only American League games. Seminole High Swimmers Set Metro Action By David Hlggtofcelkam Herald Sports Writer Coach John Colbert's Semi­ nole High swimmers win com­ pete in the Metro Conference meet Saturday at John Long Pool in Orlando. The diving competition will be held at tha Cherry Plata at t p. m. The preliminaries la the awtmmlng events will get un­ der way at 10 a. m., with tha finals slated tor • p. m. The Semtnolea will be swim­ ming as a teem and sa In­ dividuals, aa members of the team go after school records on tha team will try to cut down the time la their avents. Six Seminole records have been broken so far this year and the Tribe hopes to reach their peak in the Metro meet. The Seminolei will also bs trying to cut down their times before the Oroup Trials May 1. The Ural three In every event will be entitled to com­ pete In the state meet May •In tha Tribe's last meet they beat (ha Colonial High Gre­ nadier* and tha Evans High Trojans, both Orlando schools, and both In the Metro. The Boys team has beaten every team In the Metro. The girls team has not had the same success aa tha boys, but they have broken alx school records United Press International giving a number of Individuals a chance for Metro honors. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. OR Colbert has been working his W. L. Pet OB crew dally to get them to the Minnesota li 1 .MS peak In all their times for the tt Metro and then the group and 6 2 .214 Detroit 4 2 .067 1 B oston state meets. B 8 1023 r ~ Chicago I/Oi Annie* S 4 .429 2tt 4 .429 2tt Baltimore 8 .400 2H NOTirn o r rvni.tr mrab Cleveland mu o r rnoroenu chanukb G .876 I New York AMU AMKNDNKKTn tM CKMWashington 6 .833 an TAIN UlemiCTB AND OOVNIIAHIKS o r T u n noNixa G 2 0 0 844 OMUINANCK Kansas City o r THIS C1TV Standings Legal Notice T h u rsd a y 's R esults o r BANranu. f l o n iu a . Notice Is hereby ulven thet s Minnesota 8 New York 2 Public H earing w ill be beta at Baltimore 18 Washington 4, the Commleelon Hoorn In the City H ell In the City o f San­ night ford. Florida, at l:e# o'clock Only genes scheduled P. SI. on H ay I*. 1MI. to con elder the follow in g chanuee Today's Gamas end am endm ent! to the Sonlng Lea Angelas at New York Ordinance o f the City e f San­ Minnesota *t Detroit (N) ford. F lorida) (A ) Th at property lotted In Kansas City at Cleveland D istrict M -t (L ig h t Industrial D istrict! loratsd at ths aaat <N> Chicago at Washington (N) h a lf o f tha b lock on tha waat slits o f Frsneh A vsn us bstw aen Boston at Baltimore (N) U th and lath Ulresta, Is p ro­ posed to bo chnnged to O -l NATIONAL LEAGUE ( N e i g h b o r h o o d Com m er­ W. L. Pet. GB c ia l! District. Bald property b a lsa m ere particularly d e ­ Los Angelas G8 .714 sa follow at Pittsburgh I I 216 H scribed L oU 1. I. S. « I S * I. Bloek Cincinnati I I .026 H 11. T ier I, B. I t T ref ford's H ap o f Sanford Chicago I I .116 H UJ> Th at p rop erly a esed In Philadelphia 4 I 271 1 D istrict H -f (T w c Fam ily 8. Francisco 4 4 BO lit D w ellin g) located betw eea Bay Avanua and W illow Avenue, Milwaukee I 4 J IM south o f Beat «tk atreat i s ­ land la s eeutb a t s d ls u n o e e f New York I 8 J1S I ■■ Ieat w es ea i-w eest ei A a nlley, «y. 111 fe e l Iin s Ik seas t-w Houston I 8 AM I toi prenosed to Ss okaaged te 8t> Leek I I AM I Kl - l- <M ultiple F am ily D w ellt aasg) ) ________ 1 D istrict, _____ la id1 preperty be- Sanford’s long string of wins, with n number of Ssm loole records, will have no bearing on the outcome of thli matt. The Scmlnoloa have turned in the bait timea in part meets wllh all teams except Winter Park. The Boone Bravei have just reached their paak and should give the meet a itrong three-way com­ petition b e t w e e n Sanford, Winter P*rk and Boone. According to 8 a m I n o 1• Cosch Dick WUUams, tha boys will have to give their "very bait" In order to corns out an top of tbs meet. Tbs Seminolei have the beat chancel they have aver had this yaar at tha Metro meet in a num­ ber of evanta including the relay events and the field tv cote. The athletes from each school will be trying to get Uwir belt Umai of the season before ths group meet slated for April 10. Tha top three boys la each event in the group meet will attend the state meet to OatoeicvlUo on May I. This has bom one of tha beat sea>oni for track to the history of Somtoolo High, with Rick Walitrom breaking mirks to the 100-yard dash and tha low hurdles, George Markos breaking the high hurdle*. Jack Hunt breaking the mils run, David Noell breaking the discus, and the Seminole relay teama break­ ing the sprint medley, UO, and the mile relay marks. Coach William* said earlier to tbe season, "We have the bast chance to the Metro U»l» year that wn have aver had." The SemtooVes proved him right by banting tomry team to tha M et# PW*%i*a 04s* except Wtot* Park. Th# Bom Inoles alios ksat Lyman, Co cos Batch, DeLand, Ixes burg, Titusville, Melbourne, gsnbrecM and Oviedo. Face St. Cloud Today WO f Season Lp an Faces Seeking Sixth Oviedo Nine Slaps Cocoa Beach Seminoles M eet Bishop Moore Ocoee In Tourney In Tournament By Marshall Liege Mika Partin and Kelly Pore took th# opportunity of a pats ad ball to the top of the sixth inning Thursday to steal home for two runs, to give Oviedo a 5-4 victory over Ocoee to Sanford Junior Linkslers Win In Golf Play By Pan! Glad Herald Bparts Writer Sanford Junior High linkSters Thursday defeated South Seminole, 3-3, in match play over the Land 'o Lakes course to Casselberry to revenge an earlier lots. Winning their matches were Bobby Lundqulst with e 43, Doug Buttons (43), Buddy Stokes (37) end Stan Hemp­ hill (47). Mike Uts fired a 42 and BIO Hlgglnbothan stroked a 47 to tie their matches, John Mere and Ini Abramm both turned to fine efforts for the Brave*. The newly created Sanford golf team stands 1-1 In their Initial contests. The Braves will play a return match with South Seminole In May. the Claes B, sub-group base­ ball tournament. In tbe other tourney contest, St. Cloud blanked the Mootvarde nine, 13-0. Ocoee blasted oil In the first inning for four runs off start­ ing Oviedo hurler Ted Aulin Oviedo ace Jim Courier waa rushed into action to save the game, tossing 15 strikeouts and holding Ocoee scoreless for the remainder of the con­ test. Oviedo managed to get three runs In tbs first, but trailed until the Lions broke loose in the sixth. Tim Colbert's big blow In th* first brought In two runs to get Oviedo rolling. Mike Partin's sacrifice scored Chart!* Miller for the third run. Oviedo and St. Cloud meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon on the Ocoee diamond, with the winner copping a berth in tbe Group 6 tournament. Withdraws Car TRENTON, N. J. (UPI) — The Ford Motor Company Thursday announced a revis­ ed Lotus-Ford, one of two models, will be withdrawn from the 100-mile USAC Na­ tional championship race at Trenton Sunday. The other car was damaged Wednesday and the remaining model will be withdrawn rather than risk having It damaged for the Indianapolis 300. By David Hlggtobethaa JMPald Sparta Writer CoVfh Jim McCoy's Semi By Jim Bacchus nolo High baseball team will Herald Sperte Writer go after their sixth win of Coach Jim Payne and his the season this afternoon when Lyman Greyhounds will jour­ they travel to Bishop Moore ney to New Smyrna Beach to­ In Orlando to face the Hornets, night for a meeting with the In the Seminoles' last out­ Cocoa Beach MinutemM in ing against Winter Park they the semi-final* of th* sub­ won an outstanding game by group tournament. If the 'Hounds should win a score of 9-1, against a team the game, which begins at who had beaten them just the 6:30, they will advance to the week before. In an earlier game this sea­ finals on Saturday evening. son the Seminoles wound up Either Steve Simpkins or Mark Brewer will be on the on the short side of a 4-2 score when they played the Hornets, mound for Payne's charges but this time they Intend to tonight. change that with Eddie Fit*Simpkins, a lefty, l i u i n o gerald on tbe pitching mound hltter to his credit this sea­ for the Seminoles. son. along with several other impressive wins. Brewer came Other starters for the Tribe will be Steve Harrla, catcher; close to pitching Lyman to tbe Orange Belt Conference crown Jim Ervin at first, BUI Kuy­ last week wllh a five-hitter against DeLand. Relief acs Frank Ballentlne could also seo mound action in the affair. Sophomore Larry Lott will be the battery mate for the starting hurler. The Lyman infield will boast Larry Miller at firat base; senior Mike Sterling at se­ cond; Brent Helms at short­ stop, and Larry Baker at third. Payne's outfield will eon slit of Marvin Cook to left Allen Currena to center and John Tipple to right. Cook has tha moat runs bat­ ted In, 15, and Currena la pac­ ing the squad with 11 runs scored. peeled to see some action to the game. Either Dudley or Pivec will go up against the Oak Ridge Pioneers Saturday afternoon when the Seminole host the Pioneers on the Seminole High diamond to end their 14-game schedule. Tbe Seminoles dumped Oak Ridge by a score of ll-o in an earUer meeting this season. If the Seminoles can beat Bishop Moore and Oak Ridge, it will give them an even DE PERE, Wi*. (UPI) - record with seven wins and Jule (Butch) Mellen, a 5-foot- seven losses. 11, 193 pound halfback from St. Norbert College, Thursday said he has signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Steelera of MEMBERSHIP $16.00 the National FootbaU League. the* weekday Greene Fee l l Mellen was the 15th leading Land O’ Lake* Country Club Hwy. 17-6*, Casselberry ground gainer among NAIA 616*266# schools. kendall on seconjf and Berate Barbour on third. Ron Hinson wlU be holding down the short stop position with Sonny Mess­ er In left field, Chuck Scott to center, and Danny TUlis to right. Ron Dudley and Wayne Pivec wlU be backing up Fit*gerald at the pitcher’s mound, and Chuck Pigott, Lamar Ox ford, and Danny Lee are ex Signs Pact PLAY GOLF MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR MEN’S SUMMER BOWLING LADIES’ JUNIORS' • Free Lessons • Snsrk Bar AND • Free Nursery • Open Lanes Nightly SiS# • Air Conditioned • Cocktail Lounge (Opening Soon) MIXED LEAGUES SUNDAY SPECIAL — 11:30 A.M. T IL 3 P.M. Jet Lanes TEAMS OR 180 ONORA ROAD SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 322-7542 INDIVIDUALS SPECIAL RATES TO GROUPS and CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PARTIES Social League Scores Revealed The DcBsry Social Bowling League scores for Monday, April 19, at the DeLand Lancs were; Blond! Shell won 02 games and lost 46; Western Auto won 76 and lost 62; Dav Is Builders won 76, lost 32. Faron Builders won 74, lost 64; ptiold Lawns woo 61, lost 17; DtBary TV-Radio won 4gVb, lost TBV4; Elbow Jtoom woo 46, lost M; DeBary Phar­ macy w n 46te, loot lltk. Individual high ooe gams; Jaya Young, 841; A1 Karon, it#; D. Martooty, IM; A. Uulasari, 303. Legal Notice IN TMM C IM C IIT COt’ BT OF THM NINTH JUDICIAL CIN CL'IT, IN AND FOD BDWIN OLD C O U N T !. FLONIUA. IN CMANCKHT NO. I c m W . J. D HIV KB. ns AUMINIB THATOH OF V K T K ilA N F A F KA,n1'' Plaintiff, L a W BSNCS HDWAHD MOODY end 1IAIUK U. MOODY, hi# w ife, end JE8HK U. K N IU liT. J i t end UK AT HICK U. HNIUIIT, hie w ife, Defendants. 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Beckw ith, Jr. B y order o f Iks C ity Com ­ Clark Ctreult Court, la ele C o , Seaford. Fla. m ission e f tke c i t y e f ia n fo rd . F lorida, this U th day Sf April, Byt BUaabeth Bruanahaa IM t D eputy Clark H. U W b elch el ' Muraaka Aa C ity Clark s i tbs F. a Baa 111 I City o f Bastard, “ F a re Park, Publish i A pril II , 111! P ublish! _n l .. A A #B r t f t t 1H6 COL 18 CD L T6 HAAG Chrysler • Plymouth, h e , 519 L First S t �.L . D ji fn r fn l U m ll F rl. April 23, ’65— Pajps 5 on* a pleasant and success­ ful journey. Remember, whether you win or lose............. bowling la fo r the fun o f itt TWO WEEKS Only two more weeka re­ maining In the City League and maybe three or four team* could stilt walk home with tha hunting. A fter miking a rather ■low start, at U-asl by hi* bowling standards, Harry Pentecost has been hitting on all ten pins In the Singles Classic League and Is In a commanding lead. And here too, It'* only a week or two more to go and it'a all over but the ahoutlng. Starting in the first week o f May, you'll have a week­ ly opportunity of competing By Joha A . 8 poUkl Sty, how about that Bob'a Restaurant taam o f tha City Bowline League? You m«an you haven't heard o f their netting a new Jet Lanes reccord? Laat week the combination o f Jim Valentine, Eddie Mon­ roe, Wayne Redman, Pete Peteraen and Bob Comba toaaed a combined 1,058 team aeries. Go ahead and divide it by five aa 1 already did and you’ll aee that it cornea out to a 211 average per man. Add another 76 pine han­ dicap to that to u t and you now are up to 1,113. Man, that'a terrific shooting in any man’a league. Congratulation* to Valen­ tine — 160; Monroe 229; Redman 181; Comba 2*7 and Peteraen erith a 211. The Saturday night Moon­ light Bowling winner* for thla week are Jonnla Elam with a 6*1 including handi­ cap and Marlon Rankin'* 697 for the men. The** were the hlghe in aerie*. Individual high game awards will be presented to Linda Poat (201), Carol Rankin (17H) and Beverly Meek* (19*) for the ladle*. For the men It wa* David Oldham (209), Dick Zuckermann (213) and Bobby Meek* (168.) I in Beat the Champ AMF Handicap Tournament. And, for a change, this one la open to both men and women. In a nutshell, each week we'll have qualifiers and In the first week of June all of the weekly wlnnera will have their own roll-off to aee who the top three men and top thre# women will be who’ll represent Jet Lanes in Win­ ter Park. There they'll bowl against national profession­ als Tommy Tuttle and Olga Gloor. JUNIOR TOURNEY % Thla week, on Saturday morning, that 1*, wa’ll be hosting the f i n t Annual Jun­ ior Bowling Tournament for all o f our regular memtiera o f tha Junior Bowling Lea­ gue. The trophle* are on dis­ play and you can readily ace the gleam in the young bowler’s eye* aa they hope­ fully dream o f placing one o f these beauties onto their mantel. Good luck, kid*. May you all roll ten to twenty pin* over your average. And by the way, here’* hoping that our women's team traveling to Daytona Beach for the Women’* State Tournament thl* Saturday also bowl up a storm. I'm just sorry that I don’t have • complete listing o f all teams entering thl* popular tourney In order that we could wish each and every City League Standings « t Softball League Deadlocks Altamonte Strikes . . . Little League Slaps Sunland Spares UTTLE NATIONAL W L 2 1 Chaae 2 1 First Federal 2 1 Hunt Lln-Mer 2 I Locomotive Engrt 0 4 Quality MobUa Gam* Today Locomotive vs First Federsl, *•30 p m — Bay Ave Park Game Saturday Chase v* Hunt Lia-Mer, 1:30 a. in. — Bay Avt. Park. W L 2 1 Florida SUto George* 2 1 2 1 Strickle nd-Morrs'n 1 2 Sanford Atlantic 1 ) Navy Gama Today George* vs Strickland - Morri­ son, 4:30 p. m. —Ft Mellon Park Gam* Saturday Florida SUto v* Sanford AtUntie, 8:30 a. m.—Ft. Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W L 3 0 Rotary 2 l Ci vitas CPO 3 2 1 2 Elko t a Kiwanla Shrine 1 3 Game* Today KJwaaia vs Civitin, 1:30 Rotary v* Elks, T:S0 Both games, Piaaburst Park CMURCM LEAGUES w L 3 0 K. e t C . Church at God at P 1 l Congregational 1 2 0 3 Pinecrest Aaaonbly No gome* scheduled today CfTT LEAGUE Kilowatt* Kingswood Leroy Both Panning Lumber f^faa Chick K D ie t W s 1 s 3 1 1 t L 1 1 1 1 3 3 4 USO Ne game* irh iiM ii today NO ENTRY FEE There’s no entry fee, qual­ ify In open play, 76 per cent handfeap and unlimited reen­ try. In addition, we have six beautiful silver serving howls which will be awarded to the local winner*. Hey, don't forget about our Sunday Special from 11:30 'till 3 p.nt. A special welcome this Sunday to the K nights of Columbue traveling league. They'll be bowling at 1:30 and the public is invited out to watch. Here’* hoping that we have a goodly number of specta­ tors on hand for the First Annual Junior B o w l i n g Tournament on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. By Jim Bacchus Herald Sport* Writer Gary Currens hurled twohit baseball and Jeff Bunn drove In three runs with a pair o f singles in the Alta­ monte Twins’ T-2 triumph over the Sunland Yankees in South Seminole Littte League play Thursday night in Cas­ selberry. Currens went the distance on the mound for the Twins, yielding runs in the third and firth innings. He struck out eight Yanks, with Hal Sipes and George Tiffany registering the only base hits for Sunland In the contest. Altamonte acorcd all its runs in the first two frames, tallying three times in the initial round and four in the second. Bunn and Bobby Newfield hit run-prod uclng singles In the first and Runn garnered two more RBIs in the following frame. Currens and Rsndy Thomp­ son each scored twice for the Twins. Sunland'* Steve llrndry fan­ ned 13 batters in the affair, while allowing only two earn­ ed run* on seven singles. He shut out the Twins during the last four innings of play, aft­ er aurviving Altamonte's ear­ ly scoring splurge. The Kilowatt* and Leroy dell Springfield'* three ssfe-1 scattering *even hits, L»rry Hclman, of the KiloRobb Construction took vic­ ties were high points for watts, had the same's only tories in the Men’s Slo-Titch Chase. The Kilowatt* beat Chick home run, a blow over the Softball League last night to *N Treat, 15-4. Leroy Estridge right-centerfield fence. Terry throw the circuit into a four was credited with the win J Christensen with four hits; way deadlock for first place after the fin t two weeks of play. Leroy Robb carried a onerun lead In the seventh and final Inning but erupted for By Jim Bacchas will be the receiver for Unsix runs that sparked them to South Seminole’ s Hurricanes ley's righthandrd slants. a 16-9 win over Chase. will vie with the Leesburg Cleanup hitter Bruce Stuart Robb’s put together 19 hits. Yellow Jackets in a h uebsll will be at first base, John Buddy Burton had an inside- game in Leesburg this after­ Newell will guard the key­ the-park home run. a triple noon at 4 o'clock. stone sack, Mike Hargis will and single; Rick Sires, Jim Coach Dave Miller of South move in from the outfield to WcsslunJ and Bill Krieck each Seminole, whose club sports shortstop and Jamie Cornell added three apiece to the a 3-3-1 record, will start David will perform at the hot cor­ bombardment of hits. Don Unley on the mound in an ef­ ner. Hunter was the winning pitch­ fort to stifle the Jackets. Leonard Hollis will lie the er. Mickey Hawks, who belied left fielder, with Jim Lucas In a losing cause, Richard a key double in the 'Canes last in center and Matt Hickok In Bonnctt’s home run and Won- outing againit Bishop Moore, right. 'Canes To Face Yellow Jackets WALTER HAUSER o f Do) Ruy Manor. Alta­ monte Springs, with six pound bnss caught re­ cently at Lake Maitland. Hauser wns using shiner. (Herald Photo) Helman, Don Harvey and Don Carter, with three hit* each, lead all batters. In Church League action. Congregational Christian even­ ed their record at 2-S by de­ feating Pinecrest Assembly, 10-6. Congregational broke a 6-8 tie when they scored twice in the sixth Inning and added two insurance run* hi the seventh. Harry Herbst wa* the winning hurler. Bill Johnion was charged with the lost. Curtis Johnson had a perfect night at the plate for Pinecrest, going three-for three. A1 Thomas, Mike Scott and Les Green was the standout hit­ ters for the winners. All play in the Little Lea­ gues was postponed until Sat­ urday morning, due to wet grounds. Top Dragster Will Compete Don ChussnnneFs AA/Furl dragster "Parasite." driven by Brownie Crls* of Orlando, will he taking the attention Saturday night during action at the Osceola Drag Strip. The ear, capable o f speed* up to 200 mph wa* winner of the 1961 National H.:t Hod A nn. Winter National* at I'onoma, Calif. One of the feature eventa c f the evening will be a l’ owder Puff competition. Among those participating will lxMr*. Hutch (Vickie) Cnaaulic, driving her husband'a 327 D/S 1962 Chevrolet. The atrip la located at the ca ll end of 26tli St. Gates open at 6:30 p.nt., with claiaifiratlnnx at 7:30 and elimina­ tions at 9:30. NOTIl'K OS* iv r s :v r i0 % TO Alin I T Wt IMJKT r«H m r u , *s:*n ims- im * TO WHOM IT St AY CO.SVKIIN AND TO At,!, OWNER*. I'KRSONS OR ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND HOL’ TIIEHN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. NOTICE IS IIKRKIIY HIVES, In <ciiii|iRanr« with «mt tiv authority o f Chapter ITS, Florida Klalulrs „ amrinlrtl amt Chapter 11170. l e v a nr Florida, |:>IS. that (It* Huvi-rnlnn Hoard o f Central and Buuthrrn Florid* Flood Control Dlalrlct, a putiho corp oration eilatln * and nyrratlna under nnd hy virtue or the laws or Ilia Slate or Florida. Inlands to adopt the f.ill o u ln * tentative bud*et, nr aa the tame may ha amended, fnr Mid District lo r the fiscal year Ixtl'in ln g July I, mt> and endln* June SO, ISIS. Estimated amount to be retard by District Taxee • *.*54,415 50 1 4 ,7 :4 ,* 1 7 .on General Revenue Fund — Slat* o f Florida Spoil Ear-row Account ti.00Q.0U Estimated amount to be received from other enurcee iio.sos.se Estimated unobligated or net balance which will be on hand at the beginning o f the above referred to fltcal year s.no.ooo oo Estimated lotaj fuD iia.s-s ilvH* T o > Construction Pereonal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Outlay K J.JH ,uJI.au I SS.loo.se J.Jio.oo 1T.tOO.oo t.Sll.HT.oo Total | l . f IT.lS7.oo F o r Acquisition or l^ n d s and Other I'urpnars Personal Services 110 .000.00 Contractual Service* ln.lln.no Commodities 1,STu.no Current Charges I.lou.un Capital Outlay — W ater Storage Areas lO.Ooo.ooo.oo Capital Outlay — Right* «r Way 4,15 5.1 Ot.OO Capital Outlay -— Equipment Dt.tii Contingencies tO.onooo T o la ! Fnr Reaervo F o r Taa Assessor's Feao F o r Operation and Maliitensnca o f the District's Works. Pereonal Services Contractual Services Commodities Current Charges Capital Outlay Coatl asencles II*.>oo. m no I ISt.nun.or, I 110 ,000.00 T otal Fnr Conduct o f tha Affairs of the Dlatrtct (lentrally Personal Servlets Contractual Services Commodities Current c h a r g e * Capital Outlay Contingencies I 1,111,015.50 I.ITS.innoo 3T5.r.»l.ou 5*1,350 no 4S.IIMi.nit I3S.S5I .10 3 5 .0 0 0 .0 0 III.s on on ao.orio mi I3.3S5.0O 13,100 00 In, 7oo.<io 7,500.00 I *11,1*5 00 Total I33.X 1.033.50 Estimated total expenditures Estimated amount which will appear i t the beginning ml tha above referred to fiscal year aa obligate* upon commitments made but taeomplat* t lss.no* so That on tha l l t h day o f May, A.D.. ISO. at nine o'clock In tha principal offlee o f said Central and Southern Florida Flood Control Dlstrlrt, *01 Evrrnla Street. West Palm llearh, Florida, bearing will b* afforded to all owners, persona, or ontltlea w ho a rc or may bo subject In seld District tales, their nttornsy* or agents, to appear before said Hoard and ahow their ob je ctio n ! to said Uudaet. This None* shall b* published In the eighteen counties a f the Dlatrtct la accord ance with existing laws. Thla the Ith day o f April IH5. CENT RAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY IT* GOVERNING BOARD By / • / Riley s. Miles. Chairman (S E A L ) ATT E ST ! / * / Q. E. Dali, Jr., gecralary Member* e f Board Robert II. Horner, Vice-Chairman W . K. Scott E L dearie T. R. Tomlinson Ap,U *«• *>• **• (.Die *5 ▼ �f Rural Renewal Program Yields $65 Million To Arkansas By Tom N oli* Newspaper Enterprise t’ A in . ASHDOWN, Ark (NEA) Tbo N td i which led to tho cvral rtoewal program — a harvait which hat yielded about <ti in 111Ion in federal granti and loiaa to LIIU# Rlv* or County—were »own in airly April 1M0, when John F. Knnedy begin hli Weit Virginia primary campaign, Kennedy'* victory in the prl* w ary—moit eaperti agree it w ai the key itep in hii (lie to the Democratic presidentla! nomination — wai the reeult of hard work and deter­ mination. The dlimal living condilioni tn that depreiied area opened Kennedy'* e y ci to the realitiei o f poverty. “ Ho wallowed in poverty for aix week*,” aayi an obierver. "Hubert Humphrey wai hli arhoolm iiter," add* another. “ Humphrey pointed tho Inauci out, and Kennedy devel­ oped them. He had to In or­ der to win the primary. But fee never forgot them.’ * Kennedy iaw poverty con­ dition* flrat hand there and they became living aymboli of •omething that hid to bo de­ stroyed. Thli led to the cre­ ation of the Rural A re n De­ velopment (RAD) program in HKS2, a lertei of directive* which mobllltcd the full re­ source* o f the Department of Agriculture (USDA) to aid rur­ al America. One of tha directive* aitib* Uihed tha rural renewal pro­ gram. mainly an effort to check the vait exodu* of peo­ ple from firm * to citiei. If the architect of the rural renewal program wai John Kennedy, tho contractor hai been Orville Freeman, direc­ tor of tha iprawling Agricul­ ture Department, which crit­ ic* note “ li growing filte r thin tho number of farmer* la declining,'' Freeman, whoa* role In the war on poverty hai been great­ ly expanded by Preaident Johnson, la currently changing USDA'a orientation from that o f a "farmer'a department" to one o f a "people'* depart­ ment." “ The aniwer I* not to tram form rural poverty Into ur­ ban poverty, but to atriko at tlte cauiei of poverty and rural decay," any* Prrcman. To help the low-income farmer, Freeman point* out, USA can do two thing*. "We can use the commercially ori­ ented approach," he aaya. “ Hut to realty help the poor farmer who’i earning less than iz.two a year, wo'd have to raise price supports lfto per cent. And that just doesn’t make sense. “ The only other thing we can ito is help him build a de­ cent home and live in a decent community." Freeman’s advice to farm­ ers Is not “ Don't leave the form ," but simply "Hive your­ self an option or two." He points out that only one of ten young men entering farming la going to he able to make a better living thin in almost ‘ «fiy“ olher‘'bu'»inrs* be 'might choose. Freeman stresses (lie need for local Initiative In the war on poverty. In the last four year*, progress hus hern spe clacuUr not only in tho rural renewal program—where Lit­ tle River County 1* the only pilot project—but in the many area* of USDA aid (loan* and grants) which ran be initiated on an Individual basis. Hard • working and strongwilled, Freeman — who, as ■ Narine lieutenant had part of o f his jaw shot off by a Jap­ anese sniper during World V a r l! - h * d to literally lorce b li “ people-oriented" ap­ proach past akepUcal Agricul­ ture Department veterans. In (be process, Freeman hai discovered s vast new area: a kind of rural constituency. “ It may well be the biggest constituency in the country," aaya one of Freeman'a asso elates, “ and Orville always looking for new ways lo serve it." The road has not been e u y . Freeman haa not baen a par­ ticularly popular Secretary of Agriculture, but the job has never been one which creates be rotis. At times, virtually avery farmers' lobby In the country hai been calling for fell acalp. .a Pat, Bolivia, llei IS,ISO t abevo aca level. quality GENERAL ELECTRIC I Stunt ft Dry__ 7 .9 7 Powerful steom olwoytl U rge sole plate Iron* big oreo In one ltrofcel 1-diol fobric lotting*! DOWN! TMtMomm, « ELECTRIC SUmr ft Dry Steam iron, dry Iron and iproy too when noededi taro sole plain hot many vonhl 20,000 01 TOAST AIR CONDITIONER 9 Color dial loti you ie(act the exact inode o f ' iooit you profarl bright chroma finish! 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'65 DODGE POLARA *2821 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1111 WEST let STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA COLOR T V 21" SCREEN $298 good supply of timetables, if he wished to make some of the blue chip meetings; he would have to do some rapid shuttling along the Eastern Seaboard and the Midwest. This is the time of year when the corporation annual meetings build to their big­ gest volume and in keeping with a trend which has grown slightly more marked in re­ cent years, major companies have moved aruund the sites of their gatherings. For example, the holder of the two principal telephone stocks, American Telephone k Telegraph and General Tele­ phone and Electronics would have had to make a choice on Wednesday; to Philadelphia with ATAT or to Roston with GTAEE. He would have had good news at either meeting; both reported rosy prospects ahead and sound present con­ ditions. On Thursday, his selection would have been obvious. He'd have had to check airline ac­ commodations from Philadel­ phia, Boston or New York, to Houston, Texas, to sit in on proceedings of Texas Gulf Sulfur, where preparations were heated up by a suit fil­ ed by the Securities and Ex­ change Commission in New York, charging some stock-1 display our PRESENTS MEDAL and 9AVEI Frl. April 23, ’ 6 5 -P a g e 7 WrriTi Miami-Boston Super Cable Slated holders and officials profited in undue fashion for them­ selves or associates by using "inside” knowledge of the 1 company's big ore strike in Ontario. WASHINGTON (U PI) President Johnson presented soprano Leontyne Price with her belated Freedom Medal. Tbe Negro singer was sche­ duled to receive the award earlier this year, but was un­ able to attend the presenta­ tion ceremony at the White House. B aalorl DON W. Roth, avintinn a t r u c tural mechanic second class, has been commended f o r outs t a n ding professional performance with the •‘Peacemakers,” RVAH7 at Sanford Naval Air Station. He, his wife and two children reside on Elder Road. A super-capacity, blast-re­ sistant lung distance tele­ phone cable, four feet under­ ground, will be built between Miami and Boston by the American Telephone and Tele­ graph Company, Robert Shedden, local manager, announc­ ed today. “ When fully operated, the cable will add 32,400 cireulta funnelled through 20 coaxial tube* to the network. "A ll cable, communications centers and amplifier ela­ tion* will be underground and will be engineered to with­ stand natural diaaitar auch a* floods, hurricanes, tor­ nado* and even nuclear blasts — short of a direct hit," Shedden expluined. The cable will pass through Florida, Georgia, South Caro­ lina, Virginia, Maryland, Del­ aware, New Jersy, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. The route will avoid large cities and major industrial areas and will be built In two sections. The Miami-Washington section it scheduled for service in 1667 and the Washington-Doston section in 1968. Shcdden said that long dis­ tance traffic out o f Florida lias been growing 10-15 per 'Miss Flame' 01 Seminole In State Meet t Stereos and A p p "anccB 2d’ s o ! T V ’ s, s la s h in g «* « cent annually and is expect­ ed to rise well above the na­ tion-wide average of nine per cent. Existing microwave a n d cable routes along the East Const will be operating at maximum capacity within the next three years. "The new route will be urgently needed and will help Inaura the survival o f com­ munication* In the highly in­ dustrialized coastal section o f tho country," he noted. “ The system will include nearly 1,800 miles o f coaxial cable, 000 auxiliary amplifier stations strung along the route to precast manholes and 16 communications centers. "The communications cent­ ers, constructed o f heavily re­ inforced concrete will be two to three story buildings, en­ tirely underground. "In emergencies, each cent­ er can generate its own power. Food and water will be atockpiled to permit operntion In a ‘buttoned up' con­ dition for at least three weeks," Shedden concluded. i w p l eBl By Jane Casselberry Seminole County's "Mlsa Flame," Bobby Lee Watkins, o f Casselberry, will be a con­ testant for the title o f "Miss Florida Flame" on May 6 at the State Fireman's Associa­ tion convention In Jackson­ ville. The Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department, which spon­ sored her in the “ bliss Flame o f Seminule County” contest held at the I.ongwood Fir# Department’s Fourth o f July celchration, will sponsor her at the convention. Money for the trip was allocated at a recent meeting o f tha town council. The pretty 17-year-old red­ head will be accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Itiilx-rt Watkins, o f Quintup­ let Drive. Hobble I* a senior at Lyman High School. She hua chosen to wear In the contest n lovely white satin gown with a scoop neck­ line and bell shaped skirt highlighted liy a large white satin rose at th* waistline. YlSSH i* SYLVAN IA 25" COLOR T V *648 COLOR COMBO TV-RADIO STEREO *598 CONSOLE STEREO 4 SPEAKERAM FM *°*ip*nkh Bridge Winners Are Announced PORTABLE T V SPECIALS * ^PERSONAL 12 INCH 19 INCH SPECIAL PU RC H ASE! M J& W '•Sllm-lino deUgn • Tel#Koo» ontonna • All cham»l UHF-YHF •IWiKmoun* ip«oi(9r • 74 ifuai* h.'Aqk'm n I p iir it r o n elec tr o n ic t m a s s | range Thirteen tallies were In |day at Tuesday afternoon's weekly meeting o f the Deilary Duplicate Bridge Club. Mrs. Robert Nirhulls directed. Winner* were NS, first. Mrs. Harold A. Finch and Mr*. Norman Meyer; second, Mrs. Nicholla and II. Guy Chase; third. Mrs. Edwin Waehter und Mrs. O. K. I.aekcy; fourth, Mrs. J. I). Cordell and.^Jpi_. lo d p - .l tiH i— • :asfeSI ri]Y : r i , t v ...... nVllT EW, first, M. A. Sauer and Don McNaughton; second, Mrs. Thornton Smith and Mra. Edna Reilly; third, liarry M. Brown and William G. Lutx; fourth, Mra. Shirley Brownback and Mra. Mickey Murphy. • Removes smoke, grease and cooking odors elec­ tronically without ducts, vents or wlndowsl I f e e get a $4.95 SHUMMD hr ea ly SK I KELVINATOR 2-CYCLEl fully automatic washer • fiig-copocity rofrloprotor fentvrw city d«-frest drudgery G R EA T J.M. FIELD'S S TO R ES Australia's highest point la Mount Kosciusko, In Naw South Wnl«s, with an eleva­ tion o f 7,777 feat. 1 • Deep, tur turbulent washing! and rinsing action g e ts! clothes really clean • M aglcl Minute pre * scrubbing gets! out stubborn s t a in s ...a n d l uml w n r.l you not get a full 5-yfne 5-year war-1 ranty on the parts! I Q /d Q U A L IT Y Tbe ss>r In* n etw et n Im l ALWAYS. D IS C O U N T S IMS give T— Iasteat cth savings tvat— ssOEVERY DAY. CREAK PUTT—While moat fall would (iv t thetr right arms to bo sexy blondes. Jot Lansing deplores tbe fact that aho has been typed for movies as tbe sexy blonde cream puff who always plays stealthshusband roles. Jol la hopInf that bar staging career will lift bar out of that classification and Into i �f •hr • m fo ti f m l* Page S—Fri. April 23, ’65 Artist-Decorator Exhibits Vignettes At Area Gallery Jeannette Genius McKean, painter ot national renown, head o f Winter Park’s oldest real estate firm and wife of ■ college president, Is now be­ coming equally prominent as • designer of interiors. She Is currently showing a stunning series o f vignettes at Center Street Gallery on Park Avenue in Winter Park, and they are indicative of her flair for the varied and un­ usual touches in decor. Bursting with creative v i­ tality, she has won recogni­ tion throughout the U. S. for her paintings which hang in many private collections, in­ cluding those o f Edward R. Murrow, Mrs. Peyton Boswell and Miss Mary Johnston. She is also represented In the permanent collections of The Georgia Museum of Art, University o f Georgia at Ath­ ens and the Columbus (Geor­ gia) Museum of Arts and Crafts. Not content to rest upon her painting laurela, she moved into the field of interior de­ sign. Her highly original work in many of the buildings on the ' Rollins College campus has been studied with interest by leading designers from all parts of the country. For example, the Student Union was transformed by lighting fixtures she fashion­ ed from tropical shutters hung on rods from the celling, turn* of-the ccntury ceiling fans and tropical plants. Ctovcrleaf Cottage, a wom­ an’s residence hall built in Mrs. Boyd Coleman Hostess To Charming Tea Sanford Personals Miss Candl Condcr, popular duties to undergo oral sur­ National Airlines stewardess, gery. She will 1m admitted to Is currently on leave from her Florida Sanitarium this Sun­ day for several daya after which time she will return to her home aboard Sanford Na­ val Air Station for convales­ cence. Candl will appreciate hearing from her friends while she Is homo. The Herald welcome* all social new* with the fol­ Miss Glenda Albert, daugh­ lowing regulations ratal)ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas llahud: G. Albert, has recently com­ 1— Photograph and covpleted her freshman year at eraga requests should be Ihe University of South Flor­ mado three days prior to ida, Tamp*. Miss Albert, who event. Is * Business Administration 2— Engagement a n d major, Is home for the sum­ wedding forma uro availmer. nlilu to lie accompanied by phuto four days before announcement. 8— News may bo sub­ mitted nt office, via moll or phone for short notices. Typewritten accounts in luwer raso douhtfl spaced By Julia Bartoa or* expedited more quick­ Miss Barbara Jane Herndon ly. Names should be print­ became the brido of Edward ed In manuscript rrixirti, 4— Personal black and Aaron Inivy Jr. on Friday, white photos und negatives April B at 5:30 p.m, In the nra acceptable. First Baptist Church Chapel 5— Photos made by Her­ nt Alexandria, Vs. The ser­ ald staff may lie duplicat­ vice was performed by Dr. ed at nominal cost. J. T. Fonl, pastor. Doris Williams Tho bride Is the daughter of Society Editor Mrs. Alexander M. .Smith of 322-21111—City Alexandria and the late Mr. 42f>-bti3H—County Alexander Hall IlcrnUan of Charlotte, N. C. She attended Brevard College in Brevard, l^ L -C -------------------------------------|Vtll""r ’ Tho bridegroom ia the son of Mr. and Mra. Edward p p o x v Aaron Levy of Altamonte Springi. He Is a graduate of nrevard College and attended Stetson University. The bride was given In mar­ riage by her brother, Alexan­ der Hall Herndon Jr., and waa attired In a street length, sheath ensemble In white Venice lace over tatfeta with a sleeveless bodice and match­ ing jacket. Her white aatln pillbox held a veil ot allk Il­ lusion. She carried a bouquet of white rosea and atepbanotis. Social News Regulations MRS. BOYD COLEMAN, left, wnn hontciw at her Pnrk Avenue home recently to an clnlxirnto Gntriuntlon Ten feting Minn Stmnn Perking and Ml«g Kristie Schilke, members o f tho Tin gradua­ tion class of Seminolo High School. With Mrs. fabric and lipstick colors arc foundatloni and powders with more color. One compressed faca powder also serves as a foundation. It has a touch of black and amber worked In three Intensities to heighten light, medium, olive, ruddy or tanned aklns. Bride Of Edward Levy, Jr. HHi K i r i l l UWHMM NEW Siwiwtw i f c f rffig m s Msii steam, easy sad selves!*waterproof, , , ttsfit Himpamleln. MON. - TUE8. - WED. 20% OFF During May On AU Pormanonta $12.30 And Dp Far ear*ml* tile, appll* ■net*, bathtub*, wash* •tend*, mate) cabinet*, •natal furniture and for other surface* requiring exceptional adhesion. Happy Hon* Values April 22ad • May 1 at Ted Williams Hardware I B. U th 8L Sanford P i U I IU I / t FOR APPOINTMENT Colemnn from the left lire Susnn Perkins nnd her mother, Mrs. B. L. Perkins; Kristio Schilke and her mother, Mrs. Carl Schilke; und Mrs. Frank Platt, maternal grandmother o f Miss Schilke. (By Doris Williams) Clean baby things that reach a child's mouth with baking soda. Unlike other cleaners, baking aoda is a food and causes no harm if the irhools there. He was rinsing la le u thin perfect. graduated from tire Univer­ sity of West Virginia In 1902 with u B.S, In Chemical En­ gineering. While al the Uni­ versity, he was a member of Kappa Sigma social frater­ nity. He lx presently attached to HVAH-1, Sanford Naval Air Station. Beauty Briefs Miss Myrna Ellen Williams Engaged To Ensign Woods Complementing the spring Miss Barbara Jane Herndon iNAW»et- Mr. and Mrs. James Ralph Williams of Lake Mary, an­ nounce the engagement and approaching marrjage of tlir-ir daughter, Mils Myrna Ellen Williams, lo Ensign Clifford Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Woods, of South Charleston, W. Vo. The bride-elect was horn In Tampa, attended local schools and was a ’01 graduate of Seminolo High School where she was a majorette and Glee Club member. She at­ tended Daytona Beach Junior College and I* presently em ­ ployed as a dental assistant In Orlando. Ensign Woods was born In South Charleston and attended Mrs. Alexander Hall Hern­ don Jr. of Myrtle Beach, S. C., was the matron of honor. She wore a street length, tunic dress in romance blue erepc and carried a bouquet of yel­ low daisies. Herbert McLean Hicks of Annindale, Vs., cousin of the groom, acted as best man. Usheri were Michael llardln Smith and Gary Paul lluhln, brother and brother-in-law of the bride. The brlde’i mother wore a one-piece DuBarry dress In ■Earnerd s-D w t-w ith -a "Venice lace bodice and allk linen, aide-wrapped skirt. The groom's mother wore an Italian silk sheath In whis­ per blue with ring collar over scoop neck. The tn sternal grandmother was attired in sky blue ripple crepe ensemble. Tho reception following the wedding ceremony was held at the home of the bride'a parents, Out of town guests Mrs. George Edwerd Hinson Sr., maternal grandmother of the bride; Mr. and Mra. Thomas C. Hinson and aon. Tommy, o f Myrtle Beach, 8 C. ; lfr*. May Bardin Mlaa Elisabeth McKnJght of Richmood. Va.; Mra. Wilbur D. Hlcka and daughter o f As bury Park, N. J .; Major and Mra. Joseph R. Moore of WU Hamburg, Va.; Mlsa Norma Eiaick o f Naw York. N. Y. and Sam Sberrtrd o f Suffolk Va. After tho honeymoon trip to Williamsburg, Va-, tbs couplt will reside at Arlington, Va. THE HAPPY PEOPLE YOU NOTICE TODAY HAD THEIR EASTER PICTURES FINISHED — BY — The marriage will be sol­ emnized on Monday, April 26, at a p.m. at the Like Mary Presbyterian Church. No formal Invitations ore being extended. All friends and relatives of the couple are cordially invited lo allend the wedding and reception Im­ mediately following at the Church Annex. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT B E T T Y PRICE IS A NEW ADDITION TO OUH STAFF Susan Perkins, member* of the 1905 graduation cla n of Seminole High School. Forming the receiving line with the hostess and honorees were their mothers, Mrs. Carl Schilke and Mrs. B. L. Per­ kins, and Mra. Frank Platt, grandmother of Miss Schlike. Unable to appear In the re­ ceiving line were the grand­ mothers of Miss Perkins, Mrs. B. L. Perkins Sr. and Mra. J. N. Durden. Mrs. Coleman, attired In a stunning sheer blue afternoon frock, presented the members of the receiving line with beautiful carnation corsages. S unn received the guests in a pink polished cotton dress, cut along Empire llnei with lace and embroidery enhanc­ ing the bodice. Kristie's twopiece marshmallow linen en­ semble featured matching lace appliques on the shell blouse. Mrs. Perkins chose a aunshine yellow crepe frock and Mra. Schilke received In a shantung sheath of pink tones. Mrs. Platt wore a rose colored lace coat dress. The refreshment t a b l e , overlaid in exquisite white silk organza featuring hand embroidery, w a s centered with an arrangement of white chrysanthemums, accented on either side by tall blue aplral tapers In crystal candelabra. Crystal punch bowla at either end of the table con­ tained sparkling fruit punch floating alierbct balls, with Miss Dorothy Morrison, Mrs. David Bach, Mrs. Guy Allen and Mrs. W. R. Fort pouring alternately. Tiny open faced tea sand­ wiches, uniquely shaped, slip­ per mints, toasted nuts and dainty tea cakes were attrac­ tively offered from the silver and crystal appointments adorning the elaborate re­ freshment table. Mra. Coleman presented the honor guests with alarm ■ale Styling Baton 2201 S. Park A n n ig h t a n d d a y w ith docks as added gift momen­ ta!. Assisting as Junior hostess­ es were the Misses Stefany Westgate, Linda Ashby, Linda DeMatlio, Meda Nelman and Cheryl Jones. Invited to call between the appointed hours of 4-0 p.m., were all the senior girls and women faculty members of Seminole High School. Southern A ir a ir co n d itio n in g & h e a tin g s e r v ic e Ws'r* on call 24 hour* a day to servic* th* equipment w* sell. Free estimate* on instel* lations promptly mad*, tool Catholic Women Authorized Dealer Install Officers C e lll Next Tuesday The Catholic Women's Club of AU Souls Chureh will have ■n Installation of officers’ din­ ner at the Capri Restaurant on Tuesday, April 27, at 7 p.m. Father Richard Lyons will give a talk on hls travels in Rome. /o r Southern A ir STOP BY OR CALL — All members of the Parish are invited to attend. Please call Mra. Durand of Mrs. Huckelbone for reservations. April Z3. 322-8321 EXPERT 8ERVICING 2513 PARK DR. 8ANFORD. FLA. OPEN IONITE f e n n e u f t ALWAYS FIRST Q U A L I T Y * EARLY SUMMER SAVINGS! 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The word restored Is used spring blossoms, graduate a carousel of color and charm Coleman last Tuesday after- uatlon t e a complimenting with reservation because she statuettes and approximately I at the spacious South Park |noon when she graciously I Miss Kristie Schlike and Miss] did use black walnut dressers with marble tops and bird'seye maple beds and dressers and a brass bed or two, but she combined the furniture of the Gay Nineties with the most sophisticated colors and touches of high style "con ­ temporary." The result is charmingly unbelievable — “ Turn o f the Century Mod­ ern." Twice she has shown her in­ terior design work in New York In shows held in New York’s S e v e n t h Regiment Armory on Park Avenue spon­ sored by the American Insti­ tute o f Interior Designers, of which she is a member. Once she featured a Florida style of her own in a room setting called "Florida Island Night." In 1B60 she again showed in a vast exhibition sponsored as before by the A. I. D. This time her room setting, "C ar­ ibbean Terrace R oom ," was photographed and featured In an article by the Associated Press which was carried by papers In every major city in the country. She has again been Invited in a slmular ex­ hibition to be held In the same famous exhibition hall and sponsored by the New York Chapter of the A. I. D. The public is cordially In­ vited to the Winter Park Gal­ lery to view the aeries of vig­ nettes now being exhibited by Jeannette Genius McKean. *t curtains 34" tong ptou valance Put n Summer-fresh look nt your windows nt *ev- 7C tc..**. <<* J C H A R G E IT ! Girl*’ casuals — sportiva eottoa Man's duck uppers* . • Ingsl Penney’* has the gayest assortment of tier curtains nt ena low price that todndw I cutoneo. Bumnwr-frash fabrics, trims, colors! i �I IV lift F r i. A p r il 23. ’65— Pnjre 9 Miss Shepard Betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Elman John cm , he was a student affili­ (fhapard of Sanford, announce ate of the American Chemical the engagement a n d ap­ Society and a member of Tau proaching marriage of their Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. He daughter, Miaa Sherlcne Re­ is presently employed as a chemist with United States becca Shepard, to Alphonse Lowii Girardin III, aon of M rl. Alpbonie Louis Girardin Jr. and the late Dr. Girardin Of Fort Myers. The lovely bride-elect was P<im in Spartanburg, S. C., and attended Sanford schools, having graduated from Sem­ inole High School with the d a is of I960. She was graduated with a B.S, degree in Business Ad­ ministration f r o m Florida Southern College, Lakeland, where she was a member of Phi Mu social sorority, the 4^'omen'i Student Government Council, the Student Florida Education Association and the Miss Southern Court. She is presently a faculty member of Mainland Senior High School, Daytona Beach, where she al­ so sponsors the cheerleaders. Her fiance was bom in At­ lanta, G a„ attended schools in Fort Myers and was graduat­ e d from Florida Southern Col­ lege with a B. S. degree in Chemistry. At Florida South- Vitamin and Pharmaceutical Inc., Yonkers, N. Y. The marriage will be sol­ emnized on July 14 at 5:30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. 1 Altam onte Springs 1: Personals Mrs. George Sabbirese, the fo r m e r Extension Home Eco­ n o m ic s Agent, is now confined to her borne at 113 Ellsworth Avenue, In Oakland Estates, after undergoing major aurgcry at the Orange Memorial Hospital March 28. * • . » > . / * t 1 .i 1 V*. \ £ § * ''( : V. i MISS SHERLENE REBECCA SHEPARD Fidelis Class Aids In Making Cancer Bandages Mlai Sandy Mays, lovely ash blonde bride-elect of Jer­ ry Ulrey, was guest of honor at a bridal ahower recently at (haThome of M n . Milton Gore O fO vledo. Co-hostrsscs were Mr*. Kirby Buckelcw and Mrt. Tony Daniell. Spring flowers decorated ® h e party rooms. The refresh­ ment table waa covered with a white linen cut-work cloth and the centerpiece was a sil­ ver epergna containing an ar­ rangement of pink flowers and candles. Punch was serv­ ed from either end of the ta­ ble by Harriet Henson and Beth Gore, also party sand­ w ic h e s , cake, potato dip and Onlhte completed the refresh­ ments. The hostesses presented Sandy with a beautiful white Cattleya orchid corsage. Fun time was followed by tho opening of the many lovely gifts tho honoree received, as­ sisted by Pat Buckclew and Gay Ulrey, sister of the ^ room-elect. • Guests Invited to the lovely shower were Mrs. Donnie Kasell, sister of the brideelect; Mrs. Don Ulrey, moth­ er o f (he groom-elect, and Mrs. A. F. Jernigan, Mrs. Young Harris, Mrs. George Means, Mrs. Arthur .Metcalf and Mrs. Ijorcn Mathrrs, Also Mrs. George Rigging, Mrs. Clyde Holder, Mrs. A. B. Tcdford, Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. James Palmer, Mrs. Frank Wheeler Jr., Mrs, Ben­ nie Ward, Mrs. Bcbc Ward, Fill ice cream or milk eartons with sand, then store them in a car trunk for ready aid In geting out of difficult spot on an icy or snuw packrd road. Mrs. Thco Aulin Jr., Mrs. Ar­ thur Scoll, Mrs. Louise Beas­ ley and Mrs. Jack Calvert. Also Mims Julie Gore, Mis* Linda Harris, Miss Mltni Wheeler, Miss Diane Aukin and Mims Lois Ruddell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Juslinger o( Valencia Hoad enter­ tained 15 for Faster dinner at their DeBary home. Relative* from I kiII i DeBary and Titus­ ville were present at the fam ­ ily gathering. MISS SANDY MAYS, center, bride-elect of Jerry Ulrey, was recently complimented with n bridal shower at the Oviedo home o f Mrs. Milton Gore. Shown with the honoree ure Miss Gay Ulrey, left, uml Miss HerrlsU.__ - - Mri-ond -Mrft - J ohn- Dark -of Hamson............................ —............"** *' ........ 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All the tan­ William Hinds at Tampa. ned beauties will lie hiding Their grandson, John, was under pretty beech cover-ups home from Gainesville Col­ and wide-brimmed bats to lege and granddaughter, Sus­ anna, was home from school. keep out the aun. sh i o n ette s The time to make minor re­ ment you discover that dam­ pair* in clothes is the mo- age has been done. If you put o ff the repair Job, you’ll find yourself ready to dres* for a data with a dress that you can't wrar without fixing. Navy with touche* o f white organdy or lac* will be on* of the highpointa of both the spring snd summer season. It turns up everywhere from dressy to sportswear. BREAKFAST SPECIALS! FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. 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Blooming 69c m Homogenized Vi I l Gallon j AFRICAN V IO LET ' 1 t'aateurised Chocolate ■? f ■•:< '-*'5 i I S : i 'A vy * . -j III I i !CwV k n' P U N T S Purchase LIMITED QUANTITIES , 9 t :v - - - J :■+')*jt'-’Y vJ- #4 : I. < a ,, , |jBrrti / ( i i-'-if ri a _ l i j c * . ■ lI R I I M i r y v 322-0886 822-1562 COM 1* 8 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wurth, formerly of Eldorado Drive and oow of the Lutheran Re­ tirement Colony at DeLand, entertained Mrs. Wurth’* aon Grapeville Florist Electric Co. Coupon Mr. and Mrs. George Gerling of Smyrna Drive enter­ tained their daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Nunez, and granddaughter, I.ha, of Daytona Beach this pa si weekend. At First 4k Palmetto A Ions tide old post office) for DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. IL Adams of Marcella Bond entertained the fill liming guests frurn To­ ronto, Ontario, Canada, on Faster Sunday: Mr*. Hilda Conley, Mr*. Jean Martin and Mrs. Hazel Sloan. OVER 35 YEARS • Furniture • Carpet* Cat Tile • Plano* Rental Red* gown to choose and from (FTD) florists on ihe type of flowers to carry. For the girl who is a mix­ ture of old fashioned charm and modern practicality a small afternoon ceremony is ideal. Her gown should be an easy Aline, with a softly scooped neckline under a sim­ ple Jacket. The organza train should be removable. Daisies, In an old-fashioned round bou­ quet. will be most flattering. The demure, reserved bride may prefer a more formal afternoon wedding. Her dress should be a classic, elegant Empire gown, without trim, lovely as the bride in quiet simplicity. Her Ixmquel might he a graceful cascade of or­ chids and miniature carna­ tions. accented with a fringe of maple queen ivy. The careful planner Is Still another personality type. This girl it drfmitc in her likes and dislikes nnd would delight in a formal night wedding where everything was perfect and proper to the last detail. Most beautiful of this year's formal wedding gowns lias a soft, easy silhouette. A sleeve­ less bodice of silk satin M teamed with a flowing skirt appliqued with Alenron lace, beaded with pearl*. The final touch is a net coat train that slips over the dress, appliqued and lirailed to match the skirt of Ihe dress. A regal cascade of camellia or while orchids is neckline lKiuf sleeves gleaming with white heads and an Empire-banded proper for the formal bride. waistline. Pink rose tiura mutches her pink rose Uniquet. Floral designs It is important that you by FTD florists. look as natural as possible on your wedding day. So plan your gown, type of ceremony and flower* around your own personality. You will find ex­ pert help at the store where By Mr*. John Lrone and family, Mr. end Mrs. BoMr. and Mr*. Glenn Heeder you buy your wedding cos­ Mr. and Sirs. Clinton Som- bert Parish, of Suffern, N. Y., of Agua Vista entertained tume and from the florist ntrr of DeBary Drive were and granuchildren, Gail Anne, their son nnd daughter in-law, who will add the final touch of beauty te ihe way you look. the guests of Mr. and Mr*. Hubert and Hayumn, for Eas­ Mr. and Mrs. Gereld lleedcr, Frank Islcr at their Cape ter dinner at the DeBary liesCoral home. These folks arc tauranl following church ser­ of Park Forest, 111., and old friends for over 3o yrars vice at the DeBary Commun­ grandchildren. Kirsten, Corand formerly resided ul Bun- ity Methodist Cliurib. inne, for Easier dinner al Ihe dim . N. J. While on the Gulf DeBary Hr si aur.ml. Coast they also visited friends from Brooklyn, N. Y., who now live at Dunedin. This was a reunion wills u boyhoud friend of Mr. Sonuner that goes hark to 19U5, and they hud plenty to reminisce about. The type of girl you are i you. t bridal fashion for every pershould determine the kind ol Although bridal gowns are i senility, The Fidelis Sunday School wedding you plan and the floor length this year, almost Here are some tip* from Class of the First Baptist gown that will best become] without exception, there is a I fashion experts on the kind of Church held the regular meet­ ing recently at the home of Mrs. H. \V. Rucker. 540 Va­ lencia Street, with Mrs. J. L. Hobby serving as co-hostess. Mrs. S. J. Brooks opened the meeting with the devo­ tional program, “ Promises of God.1’ followed by prayer. Reports were made by the secretary, t r e a s u r e r and group captains. Mrs. Hobby reviewed the progress of the cancrr band­ ages, which the class has been busily engaged in mak­ ing twice monthly at her home. The members have made 208 bandages to date and Mrs. Hobby stressed the need for used sheets by the Cancer Society to continue the worthwhile project. Mrs. C. E. Chanlot presid­ ed over the brief business meeting followed with a clos­ ing prayer by Mr*. Sam Brown. Assorted flavors of parfait topped with whipped cream, nuts, chips, dips and punch were served by the m oitciscs to the Mmcs. Sam Brown, S. J. Brooks, C. E. Chaniot, K. FOR THE ELEGANT TRADITIONAL RR1DE Alfred Angelo designed H. Wood, N. C. Booth, Rlrhtliis gown (left) for an afternoon or formal evening ceremony. In im­ nrd llollzclaw a n d Fred ported organza, styled with tho new Sabrina neckline, it has flowing full Yeacklc. skirt that wraps to the side. Lace flower applique details the gown and Also the Mmcs. A. L. Thom­ modified train. Rridal bouquet is of whitu roses and stephanotis. Tho as, it. il. Fortner Jr., Curtis bridesmaid beautifully complements the bride in style and mood, l’ alo blue Lavender, R. A. Cohen, H. E. fabric with a silk look (right) flown to the ankle in a soft anti easy sil­ Long and Joe Routh. houette. Fred Piccione has designed this gown with a modified bateau Bridal Shower Honors Miss Mays By Evelyn Lundy Beaming Bride Should 'Be Herself ________ K'v J jM i Jt d ! tr 1 « ■ •*>j*a#{f*;| - TO YOU \<t> ii - z. 14 i ;■ . i u ia k i .a . -3 -**■ M s i U 2GI9 SO. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD A T THE CLOVERLEAF “ LOCATED BEHIND THE SLUMUEULAND COURT MOTEL** ROUTE 17 92, DEBARY SOI E. PLYMOUTH AVE., DELAND WELCOME . . . 2 New Stores, Leesburg and Mt. Dora ‘F L O R ID A ’S EASTEST G R O W IN G M IL K PRODUCERS* �f Sffr * (D Stop Sticking Yourself By Pally C n a t f K m y i p r Enterprise A w *. DEAR POLLY— I maka needlepoint and do both the background and the design with tha wool yarn. The tapos try naadlaa are hard to thraad and tha little metal thraadcra do not laat Iona and break very aailly. I worked out my own threader. I « t a rectangle out of llfh tw eifh t cardboard and rounded one and. It la about H-inch wide and inchee long but muat ba narrower then the eye o f the needle. In tha rounded and 1 made a hole and ran nylon thread through It with a long loop extending out at the end, 1 put the card­ board through the eye o f the needle, than yam in the ny­ lon loop and pull It right through. Thia coeta nothing and worka Ilka a charm.— LOLA DEAR POLLY—When your foam rubber hair curlera be­ come flattened, hold them under hot water and right before your ayee they will return to their natural alia. — LORRAINE DEAR POLLY— Umbrellatype clotheelinee which have been replered by dryera can be made Into beautiful and colorful ihade areaa by plant­ ing one or more climbing roe* buehae in a bed made around the pole baae. I re­ placed the clotheeline with wire to give the buehee a more permanent trellea to cling to. Madrae garmenta tend to have an untidy rumpled ef­ fect even after preealng be­ came thla •‘bleeding” meterial cannot be sprinkled. Cut a square from a brown paper bag, about twice the alte of the iron or larger, place on the garment while preealng end the material will Iron beautifully and e a a 11 y .— MRS. L. P. DEAR POLLY— I have often sewed into a finger aa I held material to guide it pre­ cisely through tha aewlng machine. Recently I discovered that using an orange atlck (either end) ii very helpful in gulldlng the material ve­ ry cloae to the n eed le.-A N ­ GIE GIRLS— I liked ueing the slanting end beet.— POLLY DEAR POLLY—When my daughter had outgrown her walker, I removed the cloth ■eat and replaced It with n square denim bag. The beg waa made larger than the ■eat and, of courae, had no leg opening*. This bag was whipped on so It could he eaefly removed and the acat replaced for further use a* a walker If need lie. My daugh­ ter hee learned to use the walker «* a portable beg to pick up her toys and return them to her toy chest. It I* a back saver for me. The walker has humpers which protect furniture and walls. -S H IR L E Y Share your favorite home­ making ideas . . . send them to Polly in caro o f (The Sonford Herald). You'll receive a dollar if Polly uses your idea In Polly's Pointers. Want tome help with your homemsking? More than 200 chore-ehortcnera art featur­ ed In Polly's 32-pege booklet. To order, eend your name, address and bOc to: Polly'■ Pointers, c /o (The Sanford Herald), P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N.Y. Your Dental Health Allergy Symptoms By William Lawrence, D.D.S. Newspaper Eaterpriae Aesa. Chief complaint: "M y lips ara rough and sore, eipeclolly the Inside o f my lower lip which feels like a washboard. Sometimes they burn and Itch, I can’t drink hot coffee, or anything hot or cold."— lire. B. B. History: Mrs. B. B. Is a healthy appearing, tall, thin, women about 40 years old, and from tha manner In which aha told her story, tense and worried. She teem­ ed overly concerned alrnut her present Illness, and revealed that ehe'e “ worried tick” about cancer o f the tip ever since an uncle had cancer o f the lip which required sur­ gery and left a disfiguring near. She first noticed roughneat on her lips about .1 weeks ago and thought she hurnt them with hot coffee. “ I lova hot coffee,” ahe ex­ plained, “ and drink about 10 to 12 cupa a day,” She stop­ ped drinking hot coffee but still her lips got worse. In the last few days episodes of burning sensation have be­ come more frequent and se­ vere. Mr*. B. R. hee been rinsing her mouth with warm salt water which “ aecma to give tome relief.” Examination; T h e "m l xont” o f both lips, mostly “ The Amsrlran male Is the best-dressed man in the world today, chiefly because o f tha combined power of the press and Mr*. America." Thla la the man's eye view of Louis G. Pfelfte, president of the American Institute of Men's and Doya* Wear. Mr. Pfelflt la having a second career now, having rompleted one with great distinc­ tion, and ha la alwaya so per­ fectly groomed I A t the recent meeting In Chicago o f the organisa­ tion which la heeded by this dlitingulshod men, he made ■ meet Impressive speech. He ■aid, among other Uilnge, "It la not so long ago that many American men travel­ ing abroad, and avtn In our own country, w a n poor repraaentaMvas o f our tradit i n s and culture . . • A g n a t change ha* come about, thanks to the reporting and intorpnUtioa o f f a s h i o n trend* In men's and boys' waar an the editorial pages o f newspap e n reaching tho bulk o f tho people, and has noticeably Improved the ap­ pearance and bearing o f the American male. Tbs wives and wamaafotk o f American man have also aidad them In >learning to look their beau r the lower, la dry, red, and flaky, and looka slightly awollen. The Inner border of the lower lip, next to Incisor teeth, Is rough and haa a "wrinkled tissue paper" feel and look. These are no ulcere. The surrounding tissue ap­ pears normal. The mucous membrane o f the mouth ia normal. There ere no skin lesions. Glenda In the neck are not involved. Diagnosis and comment; Allergic reaction to a drug, or food, nr toothpaste, or cosmrllr. Mrs. R, B. wasn’t aware of any change in her dally routine ae regards these things, but on questioning ahe disclosed that sha began using a new llpstiek a few weeks ago. Since her d iffi­ culty coincided with use of the new lipstick, It ran be assumed that the allergen contained therein caused her lip reaction, (although this doesn't necessarily follow). Rome lipsticks contain dyes that produce allergic rractlona, either spontaneously or after prolonged uss. Treatment: Removal o f the cause, a change of lipstick. Temporarily, no condiments or hot or cold things, or any­ thing that might be Irritat­ ing. Use of antihistamines. Tha above is not meant far the reader to diagnose end treat himself. If you have an unhealed lesion of 10 to 14 In the daily press, most of the stories dealing with male faahlont are done by women who are also authorities In women's fashion a t o r l e a . These ladies bring a profes­ sional understanding of stylo to this field. We can truly say that the fashion world is becoming ro-educational." ladies, take a bowl The important rotor for men this season Is blue, and they apeak nf certain alylea as “ the took” just as In fash­ ions for women. I believe It I* the business nf every wom­ an to gel her man into tho correct clothes. Re diplomat­ ic, but ba firm—have him look aa well aa you do. Soma pretty awful thing* have been done in the p u t— like the women in her beet, wear­ ing her mink reps end her husband tielesa and in a flowered shirt. The American Institute o f Men's and Boya' Wear haa dona much to maka a change in tha appearance of man and they created tha desire for fashion in many men who were much too casual about their appearances. We have tho boat men in tha world — and they ara now tho bost-dmaodl Monday—"Dear Edytk Thornton McLeod" days duration, ere your dent­ ist or physician. You may save your life, Mr. Deelry was a pipe smoker. He woke up with his pipe and went to sleep with hit pips. When he ate, his pipe lay next to his plate. He smoked in Ills ear and Ills o f­ fice, and even In the rain, pipe upside down. Mr. Derley burned up a couple of pound* o f Imported tobarco eured with natural prune juice each month. His pipes became blackened and thickly rooted with rarhon. Mr. Deelpy was In a tare. HU lungs were tiring bom­ barded with anioke. Ills heart, blood circulation and associ­ ated systems were taking a lieating. Also affertrd were pharnyx, hxrd and soft pal­ ates, tongue, floor nf mouth, soft tissues of mouth, and lips. Oral examination disclosed: lip area where his pi|>e usu­ ally rested wne rough and sometimes “ got sore"; hacks o f teeth were black like the Inside o f his pipes; side of tongue, part* of hard ami soft palates, and area behind last lower left molar, all in line with dlrcetiun o f smoke, were whitish gray In color end rough to the touch. Some areaa looked as though they had a blowtorch put to them. A aection of the palate was covered with anmll, grayishwhite pimples that had tiny red centers. Yes, Mr. Deelry was III a raca to are which part of Ilia hoily would succumb first lo_ O>e~ona!aughls o f "Fiat smoke, and rornbustlun of tobacco and Ha end products. He was warned to quit smoking, but he laughed at this kind nf talk. Hadn't he smoked for 21 years and nothing happened? Anyway, he "didn't inhale." Thla o f rourse is shrer non­ sense. Everyone who smokes, Inhales. When you take a drag at the bottom o f an in­ halation It's a physical lnt|Kisslblllty not to get some smoke Into your lungs together with sir. Some smoker* inhale more than otheia. Since clinical finding* in his mouth indicated possible malignancy, biopsies were taken In the affertrd area*. Fortunately, they were nega­ tive, or at least changes that had taken place were In su­ perficial layers o f tissue, deeper layers nut yet affect­ ed. I'reacnt tissue changes were etlll level slide to nor­ mal tissue . . . if the Irritant (smoking) was eliminated. Pleas* send your questions about dental health to Dr. Lawrence in rare of thia pa­ per. While he cannot answer each letter personally, letters of gentral interest will be an■wared In thia column. The Salvation Army waa founded by William Booth, who left the church of which be had been minister to take the Gospel to tho unchurched meeeee la tho East slum*. fonforb qM P i « 10 — April 23, 1966 flr r a lt i DEAR ARItY: C o o k i e and I have been married for six yrsrs. We have no children. This I* the second time around for both of us. I work nights and Cookie work* a split shift. Some­ thing went wrong with the equipment at the plant and they had to shut down and send everyone home until they could get a replace­ ment for the big machine. When I got home no one was there, hut thr liedroom smelled like someone had been smoking cigars in there. Cookie doesn't smoke and I smoke rigarette*. When I went Into the bath­ room, I saw my raxor on the sink. It wss still wet. The wife doesn't shave. Should 1 ask some ques­ tions T SUSPICIOUS DEAR SUSPICIOUS: If you ask a foolish question, you'll get a foolish answ­ er. It looks like somebody had a pretty close shave, • • • DEAR ABBY: When "J” In Portland complained be­ cause her bass opened all the mail (including bills and personal letters) ad­ dressed to hie rmployeea in rare of hi* office, you said the boss had “ nose trou­ ble." Furthermore, you told her if she valued her pri­ £jacobq l By Abigail Van Buren vacy she should clear out and find another J o b . You're wrong, Abby. The boss has a right to assume that all the mall that comes to hie office I* bus­ iness mail. So why should he have to look to aeo to whom the letters ere addressed? Could It be that tha employe* pay their hills and aniwtr personal letter* during office houreT If not, why don't they have their billi and peraonel mail sent to their homes? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: That's what about 400 aharp-eyed reader* want to know. You're right. I goofed. 0 0 0 DEAR ABBY: The letter algned “ TRAPPED" could hava been written by me. My mlstaka waa In keeping the peace at any price. Tha mora you giv* a jealous, possessive, dic­ tatorial tryant, tha more he wants. I lived In a house Just like tha dump “ TRAP­ PED" wrote about. Way out In tha sticks, 20 miles from civilixation. I chop­ ped wood, pumped water, worked a garden and mada almost avtry stitch of clothing my children and I wore. I scrubbed, cooked, baked end canned to save hi* money, Everything I wanted waa either too ex­ On 1963 Vanderbilt Cup Winner* H A IT I SI Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. 4AQ4I V AKII Some misguided bildge ♦ A 10671 player Invented the term 4 Nona "free double” tu cover the WIST EAST double of an adverse game or 6 XJ1 0 I 46 VI V Q ffll slam contract. ♦ Q5S ♦ J94 The theory Is that the dou­ 4AK Q I4 4 J ill ble is free because It costa SOUTH U » little if declarer make* his 46761 contract but such doubles are V 1061 far from free when they tell ♦XI 410111 declarer how to ploy a hand. Both vulnerable North's jump to f o u r Sou Ul Waal Mirth M spndrs was In the nature of a Pasa 14 O bit Pan slight overbid but he certain, 1* Para 4 4 Paaa ly did not need much in hla Pase Dtoie Piaa Pam partner's hand to produce a Pasa game. West really liked the Opening lead—4 K fuur spade contract and there South ruffed the king of was nothing doubtful about bis double. That is them was clubs in dummy and decided nothing doubtful about it in the double meant that Weat his own mind. would hold four trump*. Wa J.ha Woman: Newapaper Enterprise Assn. Every now and then some, body geta the American housewife all stirred up and feeling as If she ia getting a pretty poor deal by figuring nut what a wife ia worth, baaed on the many jobs aha performs. Ths latest set o f such fig ­ ures puts the housewife's weekly “ cem lngi” aa cook, housekeeper, nursemaid, and so on at 9169.34 a week. Sinca th e full-time homemaker (loean'l __d raw _ y, _ itt.lfirv_-li.ls.. easy for housewives, on look­ ing over such figures, to get the Idea that they are work­ ing for nothing. The truth of the matter is that most women have more of this world's goods after they get a husband to support them than they were able to get for themselves when they were working girls. Taylng her own way, ■ working girl uaually finds she has to ahara an apart­ ment with several other girts, or at least on* other girl, In order to make enda meet The apartment le either rented furnished or filled with a conglomeration of aecond-hand furniture WorkI xvJd x -A pnJianre.a _sr«_ fnsa- .. The girl may or may not hava a car of her own—prob­ ably not. Every morning, fiv« days a week, eh* has to leave home to go to her job. All housework, clothes, beau­ ty car* and ao on have to be pensive, too impractical, or too something alee. If you let your husband move you out Into the wilderness, with no modern convenien­ ces, sway from people, you’ll grow to hate him, the house end yourself. You’ll toon look like a hag. And ona day he'll look at you and say, “ Whatever happened to the pretty girl I married?” And then he’ll run o ff with someone who had nothing to do but take care o f herself. I know. It happened to me. BITTER IN ILLINOIS • • • C 0 N F I DENTIAL TO B U L L E T BOB FROM MARTIN8BURG, W. VA.: You and your mathemati­ cal mind! You are right. Mrs. Louie* Johnson, who wee helled as the young­ est g r e a t - grandmother, must surrender that title to her own mother! • • • Problems? Write to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelop*. • • • Hate to write l e t t e r s ? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby’a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” Hence, South decided to go very slow at leading the trump luit. II* led e diamond to his king, returned to dum­ my's ace and ruffed a third diamond in hia own hand. Then he led a trump and finessed the queen. Another trump lead would have been fatal at thla point but South had heard tha double. It* almply led a diamond and dis­ carded on* of his clubs. Weat ruffed and forced dummy with another club. Now South cashed dummy'* ace for hi* seventh trick and showed his hand with the ex­ planation that he wee going to lead high cards from dum­ my until West ruffed and that West could ruff any time he chose but South waa going to maka 10 tricks. By Ruth Miiiett don* at night and on week­ end*. Is she really living so high on whet she can earn? Not when you conilder that a husband usually provides a more spacious piece to live, appliances to make her work easy, an nutomobila to share or even on* of her own, Ufa Insurance to protect her fu­ from ture— and freedom keeping office hours five days a weak. Add everything u,v end the -week Irqr x i rt-who-gtt* -ha *bend to support her certain­ ly Isn't working for nothing when she cooks and cleans and performs all tha rest of a homemaker's chores. Chances are, eh* never had it so good. Avoid Varicose Veins this disease as to constltuta merely a minor nuisance for which the only treatment re­ quired will b* elastic stock­ ings or some similar support. If possible you should choose an occupation in which you will not have to stand on your feet for hours on end but, even in such on occupa­ tion, you can do much t* pre­ vent developing v a r i e o ■ 0 veins by vigorously wiggling your toea every few minute*. It la aven advisable, if you must stand a lot, to woar elastic stocking* before tho valves In your veins break down. It is also Important to ovoid wearing tight girdle*, circular garters, and elastic waistbands because these iaterfere with tha a em al re­ turn o f tha blood in your lega to your heart. Whew you ara on a long trip by hue, train or piano get «p nnd walk In ths nialo ovary half boor or oftenor. U a rest b provided By Susaa Light Newapaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: We are about the only honeat studente in the junior clasi. We don’t want to squeal on our classmates who cheat on testa, but we're tired of their getting high grades that way. If you publish a list of the ways they cheat, maybe our teacher* will read it and get wiae. Won't you help ui out? 1. Looking at a o m e o n a else'* paper on way to pencil sharpener. 2. Opening notebook (notes inside) to get piece of paper. 3. Opening purse ( n o t e s Inside) for pen or pencil. 4. Hiding notes In lava­ tory, then making “ emergen­ cy” trip to same. 6. Writing notes on tissues. 6. Writing notes on inside o f cu ff o f iong-ileeved shirt. 7. Writing notes on back o f hand. uao tt to alavato your leg*. And at a bail gam# be sure to taka advantage of that seventh inning stretch. Let's hope that in your caaa thia ounce of prevention will eliminate tha need for even a half a pound of cure. Q—I have been taking reserpiae for high blood pressure for three yeara. Will prelonged use of this drug prove harmful? I* there something better I could take? A—If taken in tho pre­ scribed dooage there should bo no harmful effect! from tho prolonged use of thla drug. Biace high blood pres­ sure is uaually n chronic con­ dition, you will probably hove to take something for It in­ definitely. Many drug* are now used a reduce tho blood pressure and moat doctors prefer to give a combination at those nnd to vary tha treatment from timo to time. S. Writing note* on large, flat eraser. 9. Writing notes on sever­ al pastel pencils. 10. U s i n g "crib roll*." (long, narrow atrip* of thin paper with note*, rolled like scroll*. Fit palm of hand.) Thank you!— H O N E S T ABES ANSW ER: Glad to help you, Honest Abes. I hope your teachers read the ex­ pose. 1 suspect, however, that they ara on to moat o f the trick* and could add a few of their own. In most cases, student* don't get away with as much aa they think they do. Recent acandali a b o u t cheating at the Air Force Academy have pointed up the problem. But cheating in one form or another haa gone on for generations— even before Diogenes went through the street* o f Athens with a lan­ tern looking for an honest man. Cheating in high school may be more prevalent today because o f the stiff competi­ tion for college entrance. In an informal aurvey, I discov­ ered that many atudenta who prefer to be honest cheat be­ cause their classmates do. It'e their only way of “ keepIng up with the Jonexes,” they say. Poor student* rarely cheat because they don't care what grades they make. Top stu­ dents don't have to. But 90 per cent o f those In the mid­ dle believe they are forced In­ to it. Possible remedies? Mora home training in the old-fashioned virtues. Aa much em­ phasis on the waya to get good grades aa on the import­ ance of making them. Testa designed to make cheating virtually impossible; that Is, emphasis on reasoning rath­ er than memorisation. Fewer tests. 0 £ Do It Yourself: Paint Makes Home By Mr. Fix Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. The desire to spruce up your home la often beet ful­ filled by a paint job. This i* especially true after a bleak, cold, wet winter when every­ thing looks dingy. Before Investing In a sup­ ply of paint and brushes, or hiring a paint contractor, de­ termine just how much—If anything at all — has to be done. A good paint Job should Inst four or five yean . If It is only a year or two since the last time you painted, consider if doing it again is necessary. Is it just dirty? | Often hosing down a sur­ face I* enough. Good exter­ ior paint wears away by gradually chalking r a t h e r than peeling. Rain then keepx the surface looking clean. Rut often sheltered surfaces don't get the full effect of wind and rain and a littla help may be needed. You may have to wash rather than just rinse. Use water and a strong detergent and work from the bottom up. A brush with a long han­ dle will be^nreded for hardto-reach surfaces. Brush and tube combination* designed for washing the ear work well. I* paint worn away in s e v eral places? If the bare spots ara not extensive end—again — if tha paint Is not very fijudtjaB? 0swald Jocob> The Doctor Soys: Wayne 4). Rrandsladl, M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Aasn. A 14-year-old girl, who has undoubtedly seen some old­ er friend or relative with varicose veins, writes to ask nu if there is anything she can da now to prevent hav­ ing this affliction. I have al­ waya been more interested in prevention Ihnn in cure nnd I am glad that at least some young people ate thinking along these constructive linra. Tu understand tha preven­ tion of any disease w* must first understand the cause. To the extent that a tenden­ cy to varicosities is partly hereditary there is little to be dona because we cannot choosa our grandparents. It ia true that on* o f every two womrn (end one o f every four men) will have varicose veins after they reach 40 but tha situation ia not hopetaaa. In tha l i n t place tho vast Majority o f these persona will hava ao mild a fo r a o f 10 Easy Cheating Tricks old, consider touching up these few spots to keep the surface protected. Pick Paint Carefully If you must paint, consid­ er the sort o f paint you should use. Thera haa long been a variety of paint* for special uses, but in recent yeara there have been so ma­ ny new paints Introduced that much confusion exists. For outdoor use there are shingle paints, house paints, trim paints, masonry paints and floor or deck paints. Add to these the various types within these categories— par­ ticularly oil versus latex paint*. Trim paints are used for shutters, window* and other trim; have a hard, glossy finish; do not wear by chalk­ ing. House paints cover all types used for wood elding. Most common I* the oil paint —thinned with turpentine. Much newer is the latex paint — thinned with water. (Latex palnta do nut contain rubber). Oil paints have been used for year* and quite success­ fully. Many are of tha aelfcleaning (chalking) variety. They hava more gloss than tha latex palnta; penetrate well; give good one-coat cov­ erage; can be applied over the old coat easily and often without n primer. Drying Time Needed Since oil paints wilt peel or blitter if appllsd to a moist surface, they cannot be appiled after a rain. Wait sev­ eral days. Allow plenty o f drying time between coats or the second coat wilt wrinkle. Do not apply chalking paint above shingle or brick sur­ face!. Latex paints can be thin­ ned with water, a big ad­ vantage in cleaning up. They can be applied over damp surface! without blistering and dry quickly, making pos­ sible a second coat without a tong wait. Latex paints do not blister because they “ breathe” when dry. On a surface with sev­ eral coata o f oil paint this feature means little. You wilt have to remove the old paint, use a special primer designed for use with latex paint. Mora careful surface preparation la needed than with oil paint. Latex paint* do not eover aa welt making two coata more important. Shingle palnta are dull rather than glossy and ara designed to withstand tha molstura that gets under shingle* and cornea through the surface. Masonry palnta resist tha alkali present In masonry, allow moisture to pass through the dry film. Deck paints are enamel-ilka finishes that will wear well under tha constant friction of walking. m p P) - Record Shop Vital Moments By Joan Crosby "Newapaper ^Enterprise VsanT NEW YORK — (N E A ) — Can't quite recall the details of last year's crisis in the Gulf of Tonkin, or when it occurred? Wish you could recreate some o f the lovely lunacy of the Broadway comedy hit “ Luv” in your living room? Want to hear the late Elea­ nor Roosevelt recalling how ■he cooked brrakfait for a couple o f tired reporter* the day after her husband wav nominated for the presiden­ cy? All these are available for the record collector — and much mora besides. The li­ brary of spoken word record­ ings is growing by leaps and nouns. Where once poetry and 8hakeapearaan plays seemed to comprise the entire output, now you can hear “ audio-bi­ ographies,” like RCA Vic­ tor's on Winaton Churchill, narrated by Chet Iluntley, or Columbia’s "My Husband end I,” with Mrs. Roosevelt in spontaneous recollections o f her life with FDR. end a whole roster o f Broadway and off-Broadway plays. For the second year, RCA hae issued “ A Time to Keep,” a rundown on the past year's newsworthy events, narrated by Huntlsy and David BrinkIvy"A couple o f daya after Kennedy's funeral," Huntley recalled, “ I said something to Julian Goodman, vice pres­ ides^, of NBC news, that ths network mljrht_con»ld*f nutting together and making available a capsule of the four days surrounding the assassination. Julisn a n id they were ahead o f ma and wera already planning a year-end report whieh would hang on the Kennedy story. “ A very thin phonograph record is tha moat durabla and space-saving way o f proserving information. Just think what we would have if —as In the cate of Churchill — we had record* geared ■round the recollections of Gladstone or Disraeli!” THE BEST RECORD AL­ BUMS POP VOCAL—“ 1 Put a Spell on You" (Nina Simone, Philips), “ An Exciting Voice on the Move” (Peter Brady, Capitol), "Shirley Basscy Belts the Best” (United Artlata), “ Where la L ove?" (Katty Lester, RCA Victor), “ Com* Shara My L ife" (Glen Yarbrough, RCA Victor), “ The Barry Sisters Sing Fid­ dler on the Roof” (ABC Par­ amount), “ Tha Beat o f Bing Crosby” (Dacca) and “ If You Are But a Dream” (M a­ rio I.ansa, RCA Victor). FOR TEENS—"The Beach Boya Today" (on Capitol), “ OOOOOWEEEEHI” (Dusty Springfield, Philips), “ la It Lova?" (CiUa Black, Caplto!), “ Weekend in London” (Davo Clark Fiva, Epic), “ Somebody Lovoa You” (Bob­ by Bydell, Capitol) n nd “ Brenda Lew Bing* Top Teen Hits” (Dacca). ...ORIGINAL *r Street” (MGM), “ The Sound of Music" (RCA Victor), “ Lord Jim” (Colplx), “ Tho Greatest Story Ever __ ^ " Told" (United Artiste). "The Roar of the Grease-paint — The Smell of tho Crowd" (RCA Victor) and "M ajor Dundto” (Columbia). INSTRUMENTAL — “ Tha Two Plano 8ound o f Derek and Ray” (RCA Victor), m “ Made in Japan" (The Ben- * ny Goodman Quartet, Capi­ tol), “ My Favorite Guitars" (Chet Akin*. RCA Victor), “ John Barry Playa Goldflngrr" (United Artists), “ Big Band Goodies” (Woody Her­ man, philips). CLAB8ICAL Instrumental — "Rachmaninoff Concertos No. 1 and 4" (Leonard Pen- J nario, Andre Previn), “ Chop­ in Concerto No. 1" (Gllele, Ormandy, Columbia), “ Rich­ ter Playa Chopin, Rachman­ inoff, Prokofieff and Ravel” (RCA Victor), "Japan Yes­ terday and Today,” Yuri Yd* momoto (Continental), “ Car­ los Montoya, Adventures in Flamanco" (ABC-Para­ mount), “ Horowita Plsy* '1 Scarlatti” (Columbia), Artur Schnabel playa eleven Bee­ thoven sonatas in four (A n ­ gel), "Great Record* o f tha Century," Ruggiero R I c e 1 playa Baiat-Baen and PaganIni violin concertos (Decca), Nathan Milstetn and Erie* Mortal play Bach and Vival­ di placet for hr* violins (A n - % « t l ) . ______________ f 1 �'Z ZS S 'tT i 'Dear Brigitte' Bits Hit temporary American life. James Stewart lives on the ferrybost with his wife. Glynis Johns, his children, Billy Mumy and Cindy Carol, and Ed Wynn, a grixsled old Captain who sold the boat with the condition that he could continue to live aboard. Stewart plays a university professor of literature who is disturbed by his school’s emphssis on science, to the neglect o f the arts. He tries to infuse his family with a love o f the arta, but is soon chagrined to learn that his aon Is a mathematical genius, and passionately in love with a famous French movie star with whom he is carrying on a a t c a d y correspondence. Fabian, as Cindy Carol’s boy friend, uses the boy’s mathematical ability to handi­ cap horses at the local race­ track. “ Dear B r i g 111 e’’ marks James Stewart's 61st mavis role, and his fifth for Henry Koater. Like Koster, Stewart believes in making only fam ­ ily type pictures. A warm and witty picture o f modern American family life, aplead throufhout with gentle touches of aoclal satire, 20th Century-Fox’* “ Dear Hrlgittr" stars James Stewart with Fabian, Glynis Johns, Cindy Carol, Billy Mumy and Ed Wynn, and opens Sunday at the Hits Theatre. The com­ edy revolves around one man’s attempts to wriggle out o f the rigid, scientific straitjacket of our age. Produced and directed by Henry Koater In ClnemaScope nnd DeLuxe Color, the main setting is a converted Gay Nineties ferryboat which is moored in Sauaalito on San Francisco Bay. This floating home is part of a housclmat community o f artists, beat­ niks and other assorted rehellioua souls at odds with one aspect or another of eon- “ Jimmy Stewart,” says pro­ ducer-director Koster, “ is one o f the most underrated o f actors. No one seems to real­ ise how much more than the script and the director calls fo r that Jimmy contributes to each characterisation.” Now 21, Fabian has his ninth motion picture role with “ Dear Brigitte,” made just three years since he bought out his contract and announc­ ed that his career as a sing­ er was over and that he would concentrate on acting. Between films, and TV shows, he takes drama, speech, voice, dancing and riding lessons, to be ready fo r any role that comes along. Glynis Johns, the popular stage, screen and TV actress, came to “ Dear Urlgltte” after performances in such recent films as “ Mary Popplns," "Pupa's Delicate Condition,” “ The Cabinet o f Dr. Callgar!" and “ The Chapman Re- W INNKR O F I A C A D EM Y AW ARD S tm m o s i QBctiAcior) *nd A udrey, H EPBU RN •ox o rria open DAILY 11 a m . t a t p.m. TKOTf rei TODAT AVAlUaU HP TO EHOWTIMli Itoniont AT t il l tM . ADM. TONITE SI-00 a . f 1 u r v f fl V fo N M * M ID I - I N o LAST SHOWING TONITE SHOW STARTS I H IA T R F 7:30 “ LOVE HAS MANY FACES” LANA TURNER — COLOR “ YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE” JAMES FRANCISCUS SATURDAY — ONE DAY ONLY GIANT S FEATURE HORROR JAMBOREE At 7:30 Only “ TOWER OF LONDON” At 0:30 Only “ DIARY OF A MADMAN' la Color At 11:00 Oaly “TWICE TOLD TALES” la Color ALL 3 FEATURES STARRING TIIE MASTER OF ALL HORROR SHOWS V IN C EN T PRICE Comedy At Movi eland L £ ^ V iE L KIM NOVAK (married In real life only last week). Ray Walston and Denn Martin star in the Billy Wilder comedy, "Kiss Me, Stupid," coming to the Movicland Drive-In Theatre. First Sanford showing o f ths Billy Wilder comedy, “ Kiss Me, Stupid,” will be held Sunday-TuesHay at Movleland Drive-In T h e a t r e . Adult entertainment, the inovlc stars Kim Novak nnd Dean Martin. Co-featured for the three-day showing will be "The Killers," starring Lee Marvin (o f TV’s M-Squad), On Wednesday the fare will he “ Hero’s Island,” with Jamea Mason, also a first local showing, and "McLIntockstarri ng M a u r e e n O'Hara and John Wuyne. The triple feature for April 20-May 1 will bo “ The Pleas­ ure Seekers,” with Ann-Msrgret: "The New Interns,” Held Over 5TH RIG WEEK Walt Disney's MARY POPPINS In Technicolor --A T -S tll— 7:33 . IM BUN. • MON. . TUEB. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING rABLi port.” Cindy Carol, who made her acting debut at the aga of 10, had her first starring role in the title part o f “ Gidget Goes to Rome." Billy Mumy, although only ten, is a thorough professional with over 60 TV shows and five previous film credits under his belt. Ed Wynn, the 78PICK ME A WINNER — James Stewart, Fa­ year-young veteran o f show bian, Glynis Johns, Billy Mumy and Cindy Carol business provides the wry try to pick a winning horse from the racing commentary which punctuates form In this scene from "Dear Brigitte," ’Jilth “ Dear Brigitte” from begin­ Century-Fox comedy in CinemaScope and Dening to end. Luxe Color opening Sunday at the Kitz Theatre. Based upon John Haase's popular novel, “ E r a s m u s sequence filmed In Paris with |famous French actress with With Freckles." "Dear Brig- James Stewart and Billy whom Billy corresponds In Itte" also features a surprise Mumy at the home o f the I the film. ^ WINNER OF > ACADEMY AWARDB with Mike Callan, and “ Sign­ post to Murder,” starring Jo­ anna Woodward (who became a mother In real life for the third time last Tuesday), Although It Is almost A0 years since a new entertain­ ment bore the credit “ Music by George Gershwin,” and everything believed written by the famous composer hsd l.ern heard, three o f the masters' works, never per­ formed In public before, will be heard for ths first tims In a new film. The miracle occurs In the presentation "Kiss Me, Stup­ id," ths new Billy Wilder comedy. “ Songs" say a credit for this picture, “ by George and Ira Gershwin," and there are three of them. It all came about, it was explained, through George's habit o f keeping musical notebooks during his brief lifetime. (He died at 37.) When a new tune was evolved In hia mind—and this was go­ ing on all the time, his brother Ira explained — he would writs it down fur fu­ ture reference In a notebook. Thera wera so many of thess that hs often forgot most of the ones which were unpub­ lished for one rrasun or an­ other, and this happened in the case o f the three recent­ ly discovered numbers. Ira came upon one o f these notebooks recently, and ran through sums of Gershwin unpublished works. And, says Ira, “ they are first-class, authentic George Gershwin at hja best." B E R R Y ’S No Runs, N o Hits And Two Errors NEW CASTLE, Pa. (U PI) —Shenango High School and Ellwood City High will try again to open their baseball ssasons. Ths two teams wsrs sched­ uled to play but Ellwood City traveled to Shenango at about the tin s Shenango was head­ ed for Ellwood City. SHOWS TWICE NITBLY — let TIME 7:30 NO MATTER HOW YOU SAY IT . . IT MEANS F U N ! ! ! ■t the apecial southern fried ONE OF YOUR FAVOR­ chicken dinners on Mondays. • • • ITE entertainers, the intre­ HAPPY HOUR at the pid Nick Ffelfauf will be appearing for a one night CAR! BE LOUNGE In the stand at ths LAKE MON­ Valdes Hotel, right in the DOE INN. tonight only. heart o f downtown Sanford, ia from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. It's Owner Hank Pyle announc­ an especially happy hour ed that ha has been able to for the ladies because their hook thl# “ home town boy" drinks Just cost them one to entertain you while you penny for each year o f their enjoy one of their “ aweet- age! Actually any time Is heart sirloin steaks for two” happy time at the CARIBE nr some of that delicious — even if you're by yourself. home-msdc pit hnrbeque. Just walk around and look at • e • the clever cartoon pictures SPECIAL NIGHTS are a on ths walla. Some arc gigg­ speciality o f the TADK- ly, loins are chuckly, some W I N D S CAFETERIA in are hclly-lnughcrs, aome are Seminole Plata and every har-de-har-har! Free music hungry customer Is a "spec­ on the house on Friday ial person” at the TRADE- nights, too. WINDS. Tucvday special Is • • • New York sirloin atrip steak; A TINKLING PIANO In Thursday night la family ths Lamplighter Lounge — night with free dessert for everyone and Saturday night violin melodies sighing in the Gaslight Room. All you need Is steak night again — this time with a big three-quarter for • most romantic evening at FREDDIE'S STEAK pound T-bone steak at a very HOUSE in Fern Park. To go special low price. Another speciality of the TRADE along with your favorite WINDS is their catering beverages in the Lamplight­ s e r v i c e which Is widely er Lounge is that delirious known throughout Central cheese and crackers a spec­ Florida as ona of ths very ial treat at FREDDIE'S. In the Gaslight Room, as in the best. two other dining rooms, ths a a a finest o f cuisine, the best of IF IT IS LATE at night and you find you are awful srrvlce and watching over hungry for something “ good your comfort and satisfac­ to eat,” why not hop In the tion your hosts Jan and car and run out to the Stevs Larsson. Jay Mllltr at the piano and Bill Adler on PINECREST INNT They ars the singing violin. open 24 hours a day, all night • • • long, every night except Sun­ IN THE COOL, COOL, day. One o f the most delight­ COOL o f the evenin’ — tell ful snacks you could want la ’em we'll be there. In the a gencroua slice of ons o f mellow glow of the evenin' the PINECREST INN’S de— do save us e chair. When llrious home made pies along the party’* grttln' a glow on with your favorite beverage, and music fills the air — in coffee, tea or milk. Remem­ the shank of the night, when ber the apecial flab fry din­ the doln’s are rlght-oh, yeah, ner every Friday night and tell ’em we'll he there) Where? The CATRI RESTAUltANT AND COCKW ORLD TAIL LOUNOE, o f course, of course. W hy? Cause it's the awingln’rat, “ tuffest" place In town — (fo r you uniniti­ ated, “ lu ff” in today's slang world doesn't mean what you think — It means “ tops," the greatest!) And the CATRI Is the tuffest because "The Illusions” are still there — held over week after week by your demands — 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. it's ahowtlma-glow-time, go-time, at tha CAPRI. Rest steaks and acufood In town, •xoellent accomodations for parties, and remember, ev­ ery day from 11:80 a.m. Till 2:80 p.m., tha business lunch. Nick P feifa u f at the e ria a Bleak Houaa Central Florida's Oldest ft Finest T n t l l H n H H M H I M W W I II W I ffT T t fH (O m Js YOU AT C A F E T E R IA S Tessdey Ivsalog IgstM •• 10-ea. New YsA INlata Strip reeled t* r*v» erdar let er»ty 79c. — --‘ L w [F. wegNS wwm - -a- ><ws -M-t«teeter Right It “ steeh eight* • a hig % Jh. 7* « • Steak reeked la peer order tar enty 11.00. iUNCMtONi u am-itiejwowttsM.eao pjst.ee* e.*; PetaMS tie pun ste s f s wf 1**1 a t. i 4 All m ?M . . \|4/w t SUSaSt \ tManw* a t. i taa* |Ml, DANCING * f “ON-THE-HOUSE" / EVERY FRIDAY NIOHTI ff---------- * --------I C O C K T A IL H O U R DAILY 4:30 TO <:30 P.M. T O T H E L A D IE S ° D R IN K S STARTS SUNDAY Tha absawt-mladod p rofessor on d k b FISH FRY “ VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN T I L 1 A J t, NIGHTLY T T n ------ STARRING ------ LSTUPIOS ADULTS $|35 CHILDREN I t OR UNDER $|oo fffiidN'Jofis Wmn- H A i OPEN DAILY FROM 11 A.M. TILL 2 A.M. S T IL L SE R V IN G T H E F IN E S T S T E A K S A N D SE A F O O D A T T H E M O ST R E A S O N A B L E P R ICE S IN C E N T R A L F L O R ID A ! 97 Business Mens Luncheon mmm € — Served Doily — 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 ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PARTIES In COLOR GENE SHELTON b B ILLY SHORT A LL YOU CAN E A T - Owaed I Operated M ails*1* Bek Hancock Hwy- 17-93 •«. Buford FA 2-5H5 RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. f — \ t M per year o f your s i s ! V O C A L and C O M E D Y T E A M FRIDAY N IGH T SPECIAL! Menu Iadudcat Cols SUw French Fries ftqlfarl BSSM Grits Hush Puppisa Relish Tray Coffss Or Tsa “ M-SqUAD” Music By 8 P.M. T IL L 1 A .M . 7:00 . 9:00 f Ritz O e s A M r! IN COLOR HWY 17-92 ON THE LAKEFRONT AT 1:00 . 1:00 • 8:00 HILARITY!! LE®rM* * VIN Lake Monroe Inn S NI6HTS~PER WEEK "I f iless I gore Him my coMl" rocking witk K IL L E R S ” tha "JA e dltuAwnA on • haute b o o t CO-FEATURE 10:00 ONLY “T H E STARRING April 28, 1965 — Pago 11 FOR YOUR EN TERTAIN M EN T - -Today,- -cuckfiibtilig* 13 *pw= hlbiled in Canada, England and moat state# of lha Union, according to the Encyclopae­ dia Britannlea. wacky family liva ftEIJfrMf IOIOTA ftralb Dine Out Tonite Ry Dottle Austla ONLY YOU MUST RE III YEARS OLD AND BE ABLE TO PKOVF. IT. CHILDREN WITH PARENT1 WILL BB ADMITTED — AT YOUR DISCRETION. ftanforb HOPPING SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT “ KISS ME. STUPID” IS FOR ADULTS 8b» Saafort! PhsM 322-1251 �o Business Briefs Tod Williams Hardware Company will be one of 22,000 Independent Hardware atorea throughout the coun­ try to participate In Hardware-Honeeware Week, April 22 through May 1, Alfred Stanley announced today. Nursing Council Has Meeting In Casselberry By Jape Casselberry The meeting o f the 8eml nole Public Health Nursing Advisory Council held In the Caieelberry Town Hall Wed­ nesday night was attended by 23 persona from Geneva, Chuluota, Sanford, Altamonte Springe, and Caaeelberry. A film on the rare o f the stroke patient in the hospit­ al and at home was shown. The scheduled speaker, Dr. Brooks Smith waa unable to attend because o f an emer­ gency. Council president Kenneth Mclntoah conducted the bus­ iness meeting, giving a brief history o f tbs organisation, and introducing tho officers. Mr*. Grace Flaher, super­ visor o f county health nurs­ es, reported that nurses in the home nursing program had mads 70 visits to treat patients in their homes dur­ ing the past month. Mrs. Janet Culhrall, public health nurse fur the Cassel­ berry area, waa Introduced. County Health Director Dr. Frank Leone explained the type o f service given by the home nursing program which la available to all through the recommendation o f a doc­ tor. Those who are able are expected to pay a moderate charge for the arrvlce. The next meeting will be held May 2ft at 7:30 p.m. at the Altamonte Springi Com­ munity Center. The Annual Spring Sale which la iponaored by the In­ dependent Retail Hardwaremen o f America, will feature aelected Happy Home Valuer on famoua brand merchandise fo r Ted Williams Hardware euetomere from the country's leading hardware A houaewares manufacturers, Mr. Stanley said. “ The outstanding new fea­ ture o f this year’s HardwareHousewares Week," Stanley aald, "Is the long and valu­ able list o f prltei our cus­ tomers have the chance to win. Four Rambler American Conrertiblei, c o m p l e t e l y equipp'd with famous Ram­ bler astral, will be given away to some lucky shoppers, simply by coming In and reg­ istering at our contest count­ er, no Jingles, no gimmicks to write, nothing to buy , . . Just sign the entry form In our ad In today's llcrald. There are nearly Don valua­ ble merchandise prisee that will be awarded to lucky choppers during HardwareHousewares Week, and win­ ners will ba announced fol­ lowing the national drawing an June 15. It will be 'open house' dur­ ing the entire celehratlon at Tad Williams Hardware Co., and all their euetomrrs ere urged to drop in, esk about hardware needs, shop the 10,000 items carried in stork to eerve your needs, while tak­ ing advantage o f the chance By Maryana Miles to win one o f the four new Walter Meloon from the Gid­ Rambler American Converti­ eon Society in Orlando will be bles during “ Happy Home guest speaker Sunday for SI. Values” week. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake in the absence of the minister, Rev, Thomas The Town at llaseelbrrrr re- Makin, who Is attending the Queue I,lila on Hit follnwlns: General Assembly « f 14k* Pres­ A eelf - rontnlnul lira! byterian Church of the U. S. pump, priulurltia su.wo MTU roullna. with a lo in Montreal, N. C. K w electric atrip, tulet Rev: M. G. Lyerly o f Apop­ heat rapacity, with liaat pump SI,SSI llTIt heellna. ka will be in charge of devo­ Complete With duct ae par sketch (ahetrh evellnlile In tions for the service. Walter Meloon To Speak For St. Andrews Legal Notice the Office nt Ilia ( ’ assetharry Tow n Clr rk) lo earh office, Fiber glaei mater­ ial end ell aluminum ■ rllti, supply and return air. U n it Inalalled thruush wall. All necessary wirlnir for liiatallallnn, shall ba Included In thli bid, All blda ahall be remitted to the follo w in g eddreai: Tow n Clark T o w n o f Caeaelberrr i'. n. tint t i Caaeelbarrr, Florida In aeeled an vain pea Irulbly marked ' T o w n o f Caaealberry — air conditioning bid" by the l«th day o f Hap A. D. la ti by l l: 0 e Noon. Puhllah; April IS, IS, IMS CPU T4 — Guidance Meet y - e i ' r-r-—— f v Auto Mechanics Altamonte Council Approves Second Session Move For Recreation Center Starts In July ' j‘ hI h • y z i»M * :S 2 7 4 « 1 -% Plana are being made by the Seminole County Voca­ tional education department and tha Florida State Em­ ployment 8ervlca to continue tho automotive mechanics course now being offered tindtr the Manpower Develop­ ment Training Act. E. 8. Douglass, director o f vocational education, an­ nounced that preeent trainee! will complete their 1,000hour course on June 25 and a new class will begin In July. "Purpose o f the courea is to train unemployed heads o f households and oul-of-school youths who lack vocational training. Thera is no charge for tha course and unemploy­ ed heads o f households ran draw up to $39 per week sub­ sistence," Douglass explain­ ed. Classea are held In the Patrick Fruit Company build­ ing, 1216 South French Ave­ nue. All person* interested In enrolling in the couree begin­ ning in July ehould contact the Florida State Employment Service office, 200 South French Avenue. CHAMBER " COMMERCE| M EETS 1 ° T H M & q lW H * f1 t PS$. ,J - m 323-064-3 7 ,IP CODE number h«a been added by Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce to its “ Welcome” aigns placed at approaches to the community. The num­ erals were added in co-operation with request from U. S. Post Office De­ partment received by Lake Mary Postmaster C. L. Donaldson. First Baptist To Observe Youth Week Forest Lake Academy Hosts Annual Union Music Festival An audience o f more than 2,000 attended recent weekend Young People o f tha First services o f tha Southern Union Baptist Church, Sanford, will Music Festival hosted this bt in charge of all worship year by Forest Lake Academy services Sunday and will fill and attended by music de­ all places o f leadership In tha partments o f II academies Sunday School and Training which each sent approximate­ ly 10 vocal and 10 Instrument­ Union. Those leading the worship al student* with the excep­ tion of Oakwend Academy services will b« Douglas which sent Its choral ensem­ Stenstrom, Youth Week Pas­ ble. tor and Data Duncan, YouthOther participating schools Kduration Director and Mus­ were Bess Memorial, Collegeic Director. Barney Griggs dale, Fletcher, Forest Lake, will be at the organ and Sue Greater Miami, Highland, Lit­ Koke la Youth pianist. tle Creek Madison, Mount The Sunday School will be Pisgah, and Pine Forest. under the direction o f Rich­ Mrs, Patricia Silver, head ard Davla, Youth Superin­ o f the Forest Lake Music de­ tendent, with Young People partment and director o f the ages Hi-24 teaching all Hast­ instrumental program, w a a es. The Training Union will chairman of the festival plan­ meet at 6:30 p.m. and a Gen­ ning committee and waa reeral Assembly will be held at aponalble Per organising and 7:16, The Assembly program arranging the program. will be lead hy Bill Dale, Clinicians ware S/Sgt. Gor­ Youth Training Union Di­ don Hallberg (band), U, S. rector. Marine B a n d , Washington, The evening worship serv­ D. C., where he la official ice will bring Youth Week to baas trombonist, and Prof. a close. This service will be Harold Griffin (vocal), head led entirely by a team of of tha vocal department at young peopla from Stetson Stetson University. University. Ron Hall, a soph­ Guest speakers Included C. omore and Philosophy Major N. Rrcs, president o f South­ at Stetson will bring the ern Missionary College, Col* evening message. legedala, Tann.; R. A. AnderPaul Martin, a Junior from acn, associate secretary o f the Gaineavilla, will laad the General Conference o f SevMusic. Paul I* now High Krhoul Youth Director o f the First Baptist Church, DeLand. PII TITMIi B NA MIC NOTICES Id hereby B Ivan Third member of tha team that I am *ns*B*d In bualn.a* la Margaret Smith from at llwy. t i t ami tlnhln Itimit. Jacksonville. Margaret will Altaniunle Hprlnaa, Hnnlnnle Florida, under ilia flc direct a fellowship hour fol­ County, tltlnua name of CUI.AIIIK lowing tha evening worship KKNNKI.H and that I Intend to r » * 1 star aald name with tha service for all Young Peopla ('lark of tha Circuit Court, and Intermediates. ttcniliiola County, Florida, In Legal Notice By Jens Casselberry Principal Carlton Henley and Guidance Counselor Ivan Rowers of Lyman H i g h School will apeak at an as­ sembly o f ninth grader* at South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry Mon­ day at 1:30 p.m. Tha S a l v a t i o n Army, They will advise the stu­ dents ae to the type of high founded In England in 1666, school program which they this year la observing He Cen­ tennial, may expect next year. By D ew u Estes Tha Altamonte S p r i n g s Town Council agreed at reg­ ular meeting last week to eubmit ptane for a recreation canter to a bank for a com­ mittment and approval. Action waa taken after the board received a petition con­ taining 160 signature* of teenage school student* reoueating that a center be pro­ vided in the community. Recreation C o m misiloner Bob Newell, (peaking In sup­ port o f the request, reminded tha board that plana had been drawn for such a facility more than a year ago and that $7,600 o f the 18,600 set In thia year’* budget for recreation ia still available. Newell estimated construction cost o f an all-round purpose building to be $15,000. He explained that tha building plans call for large meeting room, which could be convert­ ed for dancing, a completely furnished kitchen, shower roomi, and lavatories. Mayor W. Lawrence Swof* ford also endorsed the action pointing out that while some recreation ia provided in A l­ tamonte for the boys, none li provided for tha girls. enlh-day Adventist minister!*1 department, and Dr. Gor­ don M. Hyde, chairman of communications department at Southern Missionary College. Others participating on the programs were C, U. Dunbebin. William Fucbs, V. W. Becker, S. I,. Dombrosky, F. II. llrwitt, Irad levering, Petition which encouraged I-cwl« Stubbs, R. H. Hartwell, The Salvation Army oper­ action by tho council waa cir­ James Shephard, E. J. Barnes, ates Red Shield Clubs for culated the past two weeks at Kenneth Stewart, L. I,. A l­ members o f the armed forces bers, C. R. Beeler and C. A. and as a member agency o f Johnson. USO, alto operates USO can­ ters. In Its world-wide ministry, The 8a!vation Army main­ tains aix leprosaria and tan NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEAR. Inatilutea for the blind. Legal Notice Legal Notice IV Tit S3 CIRCUIT COURT OP TIIK SIXTH JIOILTAI. C IRCl IT IN A M * POR BKNIXOI.K c o r NT V, PMIRIItA IN CMANCP.RV NO. IStSV III VOUCH EDNA BAIT, Plaintiff, va. ODI 8T HAST, Dsfsndant. NOTICSC TO APPEAR HTATK OF FLORIDA TO: ODIHT 8 AFP, Address Unknown YOU ARM IlEltF.RT NOT!FIKI> Thai a lull or Complaint fo r divorce has liacn filed aaalnal you, and you are ra­ il u Ired lu serve ■ ropy o f an answer nr pleadlna lo the Hill o f Complaint on tha I'lalnllrfa Attorney Paul C. Parkins, MT Watt B oom Hlreet. Orlando, Florida, and fits the orlalnal aniwer nr pleadlna In the o f ­ fice nf lha Clerk o f Hie Circuit Court un or before Monday, May SI, li s t . If you fall lo do an Judgment liy default will ba taken aaalnat you for Ilia t e ­ ller demanded In tha Hill o f Complaint. WITNKHH my hand and seat at Kunford. Hemlnole County, Florida, this 31*1 day o f April. m s. INO OP rRO P OIK U CHANCES AND A H KNHHKNTt IN CKR TAIN D ISTR ICT! AND ROCKIIARIKB OP THH SONINO ORDINANCES OP T H E CtTV OP SANPOHII. FLORIDA. Notice la hereby alven that a Public Hearing will ba held at lha Commission Hoorn in lha City llall In tha City of Sanford, Florida, at l : t l o ’clock P. M. on Hay to, l l f l , to co n ­ sider the follow in g change* and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance o f the City o f Han­ ford. Florida: (A l That properly toned In flletrlct it-1A lOne Family Dwelling D lilricO , south of l l l h Htreal to Orlando Drive between Kim Avenue and Myr­ tle Avenue, la proposed to ba changed to C-l (Neighborhood Commercial | Rlalrlct. H eld properly being mure particu­ larly described a* follows: l-ots | through t Inclusive, and U l a II through I t in­ clusive, o f llloek I, Second Section or Dreamwold. (ID That properly lyin g *1 lha aoulhweat corner o f ITlh Hlreet and French Avenue le proposed In he aoned C - l (N a lg h b orh n n d Commer­ cial) DlatrlcL Held properly being more particularly d e ­ scribed ae follows; The eael 210 feel o f Lota I, 1. I, and t, Amended Flat o f Druid Park. All partita in Interest and cltlaeni shall have an oppor­ tunity to ba heard at aald hearing. Hy order nf Ilia C’ lly Comnilaelon o f the * liy of Hanford. Florida, this tlth day o f April, (HEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f lha Circuit Court liy Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk accordance with the protlslntia of tha Klctlllou. Name Hint- Paul C. Perk Ilie 1»U. ut sa, to-w lt : Hei-llon 1 ( 1.01 SIT West RnuIh Hlreet Orlando, Florida II. L. TVhelchal Florida Htatutee l»IT. Attorney for Plaintiff At c it y Clerk o f tha 81a: Oaorsa If. Cutpepptr. i t , City o f Hanford, Florida Puhllah: A pril II, M, May T. Publish: April M. *e. May T. Publish i April 11, I M I If. i s s i II. IMI CDL TS CDL Tl c m , t» South Samlnota Junior High School and at Lyman High School by a group o f local young people headed by Patti Swofford assisted by Tommy Pinnock, Billy Swofford, Gail Kilmer and Don Paulsen. ffct ftutofe frtatt Page 12 — April 23, 1965 BIG WHEEL YAZOO M A S T E R M O W ER S DeBary Dancers To End Season Ry Mrs. John Iwmte The Saturday Night Dance Club o f DeBary will hold its YAZOO POWER - no Job tan final dance of the spring sea­ rough, too touch! Big Wheel son this week at the Com­ PERFORMANCE - e**y bandling, nuneiivrralillttyl DURA­ munity Center. P r e s i d e n t Jamee Duffy request! that all BLE CONSTRUCTION—guar­ antee* long years of trouble-free members attend, if possible. operatkml Dancca will resume in the Ask for » demmutrttkmt fall with the opening event eet for Oct. 2. W E SELL — SERVICE During the summer months DEMONSTRATE — TRADB members o f the club will AND RENT YAZOO meet at New Smyrna Beach (Northend) on Wednesday I C U / I C SALES AND LETT I d SERVICE morning o f each week to spend the day picnicking and 2617 W. Country Club Road enjoying the surf. Club mem­ (2 0 T H S T .) bers and guests should bring SANFORD FLORIDA lunch, folding chairs, snack tables and beach umbrellas. PH . 322-7928 The Salvation Army Home League is a women’s nrgnniiation railing for advance­ ment nf ideal home life through Christian fellowship. O SUMMER HOURS Open Monday • Saturday 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Open Mon. 41 Fri. Nights 'till 9:00 P.M. DOLLAR-SAVING DEALER-OWNED AND EXECUTIVE CAR SALE 65 MERCURYS ^ COMETS! 0 A D V E R T IS E D IN \A M >k FAM OUS BRANDS SP E C IA L PRICES m)muk P L A ST IC PIPE IH FT. COILS [•■l FloridaFamousSinci 1922 No. T X 10 MABTKR TORCH Hardware Week Special (Reg. 17.69) « g .* 9 Me mottw wM tin or fyga Job, Htera’i a StHINOtl f W THEANSWERFM KM iJOM THATNEEDHEAT ar Vtrnith euriotn formulohd to suit Ike *m o i *o«. >/i INCH lg .3 5 INCH $4-05 % 1 INCH VAINCH l '/i INCH 2 INCH Clip And Return To Ted Williams Hardware m u a m w iM jM iiiv m i m Tt ROCKET, PRUNER No. A3B a U W t Z IM P IR . -SA TELLITELAWN SPRINKLER 9|.M *|.33 •11“ * t » ,s oTifuTTTffPIZ HEAVY-DUTY LAWN RAKE LAWN 0 MOWERS ••ALL DEMONSTRATORS AND OFFICIALS’ CARS MUST BE REPLACED AT ONCET* i to # # C 0 H T K T % IM »m row BMTRY FORM M B NitnCAUT BT N MLMHOS KSfflf UV. W M EIKIIM EV CBfTM, KV-UIVMUfflB UV, EASTKV-CMn SSfU n i III IDDVI TED W ILLIA M S H A R D W A R E H U N T U N C O LN -M E R C U R Y , IN C 205 E. 25th ST. 322-3464 SANFORD n U M l I m SELECTION W ONT LAST LONG. ■ FIRST PAYMENT NOT DUE TILL FA LL FREE PARKING 109 North Palmetto Avenue o i �It’s Up To Us a 9 C9 When in the Armed Forces some o f us were inclined to ridicule the USO. It was a place for "squares.” A last resort. But, Inevitably, as soon as their money ran out, the critics were found alongside the squares at the billiard and ping pong tables at the USO. Whether In Saigon or Sanford, the USO stilt is a strong force In mili­ tary life. We are fortunate to have a small USO in Sanford. To be perfectly frank, there is not an abundance o f recreational activi. ties in our town for the hundreds of Navy men stationed here. A lot of young, single Navy men still like to come downtown during off-duty hours. When they get downtown at night there is not much to do. It is here the USO plays a vital COUPLED-AT LONG LAST? Phil Newsom Says ........... role. The lights, music and click of the cue balls at First and Sanford are welcoming beacons to these young men. It is up to us, the civilians, to see that our clubhouse doesn't close. It will take our time and money and we must give both to see that this doesn’t happen as long as the Navy is with us. -V7li%W**h ■ ‘ •A'. . •.»,_*«*»..*,, .* - ' Rock Of Gibralter v<f ■*-t'**V*/ - i\ .'t1MS.,-' ■■ >■’ '■* $ > •••■■.-V y t V v ^ .^ -v Just as the British bulldog hns stood as a symbol of tenacity, so the Rook of Gi­ braltar hee stood as * sym­ bol of Invincibility to change. Today both th* tenacity and the invincibility are be­ ing tested in what amounts to a personal feud between British Prime Minister Har­ old Wilson and Generalissimo Francisco Franco of Spain. In th* pattern of world event* the dispute over Gi­ braltar is a relatively small thing. Strategically In a world of the airplane and the atomic bomb. Gibraltar'* Importance hat declined sharply from th* day* when Ita location Just seven ami a half miles across from Africa gave it absolute control over entry to the Mediterranean. But to Franco it le a specini source o f Irritation be­ muse it make* Spain the on­ ly Kuropean nation with a foreign colony on It* eoil. A* for Britain, a 22-page government whit# paper this g a la *» -M W VodiN ENTRAL Thought For Today For everything there is a season, nnd a time for every matter under heaven: a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak;— Gccl. 3:7. • • • You will never find time for any­ thing. If you want time, you must mnke it.— Charles Buxton, English educator and author. \.c.c., Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic Rev. Gums Is tryiag to bring happy m a r r i a g e wlthla the grasp o f every q young couple. But this re­ quires specific advice and factual knowledge of the basic aex differences with which God endowed m*n versus women. "God hslps those who help themselves,” so send for th* aex booklet below. By • George W. Crane, Ph. D-, M. D. • CASE V-471: Rev. R. H. Gums la Executive Secretary of the Church Federation of Greater Chicago. H* conducts a splendid ed­ ucational television program in Chicago with an inspiring religious flavor. For example, he has brok­ en the marriage ceremony g I n t o appropriate phrases, which then serve as the themes for a 20-minut* TV time slot. Recently I was Invited to be th* gueat for ths topic "Foreaaking All Other*.” Marital fidelity wee thus the topic. Prof. Jack Herring of the McCormick Theological Sem|| Inary, plus hla charming brunette wife, Beth, made up the threesome for our discus­ sion. And w* brought out the salient fact that marriage I* a spiritual contract that Is supposed to endure for life. Tha Mormon* even believe it continues Into th* next world, too. But God expects us to be smart instead of itupid fol­ lowers of hla precepts, so the Almighty wants us to carry part o f th* load. “ God hslps those who help themselves," thus runs an old adage that la very appropri­ ate. So I brought out tome o f tha aallent psychiatric ha*arda to happy marriage. First, you should be sure to pick quality matrimonial merchandise, for you always pay top price. Women are usually noted for their keen bargain hunt­ ing skill In other realms, so they should make sura they get quality A -l matrimonial merchandise. Beware of selecting shod­ dy, used or secondhand mar­ riage merchandise! Next, you must play tha game o f maiTlage according to the precise rules. Marriage la a team-work game and not a place for “ solo" or grandstand players, trying to monopolise the spotlight all th* time, “ Act the way you’d like to be,” runs an axiom o f psy­ chology, "and aoon you’ll be the way you act!” If bride and groom will Herald Area Correspondents A llM M t i Ryrlags Mrs. J«ll« Barth* Ill-I ll* Bear Laka-Forest City Mr*. Mary*** Mila* i u -m t i Mary Mrs. F n n tfp Wa*tar IU 4 III Caaaolkarry Mrs. Jana Cataalkarry Lab* Monro* Mrs. B . L J o t o w u s -s m 112-4711 Chaluota Mr*. Jaa* Magi* IU-IT41 Da Bary Mrs. John Laos* Loot-wood Mrs. Dans a Bata* •11-11IT North Orlando Mr*. Margaret Co*by thus be reasonably consider­ ate and forgiving, and If they will cultivate mutual hobbies or interests so they can be Jolly good friends, even when they aren't wild­ ly erotic, they will have a strong chance o f avoiding dl> vorce. Besides, If they are both active together in the same church, they have about 50 times aa great a likelihood of happy marriage! Wive*, you must vividly realize that men were creat­ ed by God Almighty to have much greater gastric and erotic appetites than you do. You recognize this quick­ ly and urge your new hus­ band to help himself to sec­ onds and even third* at the dinner table. But you often grow Indif­ ferent if not evasive about hla wishes for extra erotic calories. Sine* most divorces atart In the bedroom, usually due to a wife’s ains o f omission (indifference, evasion, sleep­ iness, etc.) then you must a f­ fect interest many time* when you don’t physically crave physical affection. For a satisfied husband at home, will seldom rrave out­ side calories, cither gastric or erotic! Jacob had four wives, so you modern women must be a one-wife harem I Send for my booklet "Sex Difference! Between Men anil Women," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plue 20c. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane In care o f The San­ ford Herald, enclosing t lung stamped, addressed envelope and 20e to cover typing and printing roeta when you send for on* o f hla booklets.) W R 6W Dick West’s week made it dear that Brit* Ish sovereignty over "Iho rock" is not negotiable. Britain has hrtd Gibraltar since 1704 when It fell to ■ sudden British • Dutch at­ tack during the Spanish War o f Succession. The treaty of Utrecht which eubstantially changed the ntnp of Kuropo in 1713 gave it to Britain perman­ ently, “ to be held and enjoy, ed absolutely with all manner of right forever, without any exception or Impediment,” Another agreement within the Utrecht treaty also gave Britain the exclusive rights for 30 years to the slave trade with central America. Europe's Socialists never have forgiven Franco for bis Fascist tics. And as » So­ cialist member of the oppo­ sition In the British House of Commons Wilson sharply criticized the gradually Im­ proving relations between Spain and the conservative governments of Prime Min­ isters Macmillan and Sir Alex Douglas-Home. four-leaf clovers, rabbits’ feet, horse shoes and other lucky charms. According to Matsoukns, this 1* supposed to enhance their chances for success In life nnd love. Which sounds like just another superstition to me. "What has superstition got to do with love?” 1 asked. "Have you ever hern In love?” he asked. A In June, 1064, one such at­ tack by Wilson led the Span­ ish government to break o ff negotiation* for • |50 mil­ lion naval construction pro­ gram to be undertaken by Britain for Spain. Wilson mada * special point of the faet that Spain l.ad not given up ita claim* on Gibraltar. The Spanish government, on its side, fully expected that should the Socialist la­ bor party o f Britain com* to power, it would join the So­ cialist panic* of Scandinavia, Belgium and Holland, in as­ sisting Franco’s effort* to extend friendly relation* with the m t of Europe. ■ STORAGE I CAUNETSl ran tr-m-iiitit. 10 FOB factor? b b Open House "O ff and on,” I said. "Well, thpii, you must know what It is like to be afraid o f love,” he sniii. "Superstition is a form of fear. It can kerp people from falling in love. "F or example, there Is an old superstition thnt girts with red hair and blue cyr* are daughters of the devil. If people believed that, blueeyed redheads eould never get married. at the Chiropractic Offices of Dr. H. J. Mello 312 No. Hwy. 17-1)2 Casselberry, Fla. Sunday April 25, 1965 From 1:00 Till 5:00 P.M. FineFamily Home! 121-4711 Dalton* Mr*. MlWred Hasty Mrs. CUranco S a r d * I11-4M I ..........G r a m — Mr*. JaA** Bays Mrs. Braly* Lsndy M i-a iM •41-4171 ft Pag* 1-A fantotifyntUi Sanford, Florida Friday, April 23, 1965 w u r a a . i i i b l o w . B D iT o a a m o ru B L U M M a FMANM V O L T O L IN B ,---------------------------- ---------------u m t a u u iD s rsuL bmoomsmuub Aaeoolhte B a ilor AdvorUMng r a t o VAX PUT M anaging E ditor Deals a i u u x i goeleip ••V Advertlslag Manager B a ilor • a m i tvBTu Baalaeea e ttg Edita* n a i Published dally aaeeyt Saturday, suaday s a d Christasss; yak. llahad Saturday yreeeedlag C h r is ta s * •uaacmirno* mats * Mem* D elivery M e week •MMIROLM COUBTT I M S | T «*r M l * Mm the Add ■ Most** L N I M eat* V. a Fee tat B ega U U oM p i i l d i that * a paid la advAM*. a l l o T a a a m a il •Utd t I ear M l d Boothe d-H • Meath* i-se i Mouth Th* Maraid M a Member at the Ueuea Free* which la sa­ lttied eselaMvely to tha soo ter reyublloatlea ot all the to**] aawa gristed la this a* ■ sta re d aa CHI! IS At SEC a fantastic display of Floridian* to b* told around the world! ht Florida hy SEE Florida's proud parade of progress that hat developed *om# ot Uta newest and most uniquo products m the world! FLORIDA INDUSTRIES EXPOSITION EX P O S IT IO N P A R K . O R LA N D O A P R IL 2 7tli-3 0 tM 9 S 5 P LA N N O W TO A TTEN D ! APRIL 27...... 10:00 AM to 5:00 M APRIL 28...... 10:00 AM to KMX) PM APRIL 29...... 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM APRIL 30...... 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Buime** Vidltors Only 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Each Day 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. This fine traditional home is located on a spacious 106 x 136 ft. 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. You’ll search far before you find a home better built for gracious family living. Call us today and take a close lookl Shosunaksui c o n s t r u c t i o n co . in c . I alaaa Matter oaiooer It. I t i l at th* Feat Florida, aoder th* Ast #€ «. HIT. K| #g _________ M d i a m t , MW* o r t t t m i o H , o r u t a odltire *f Tbs Boa lord Moral* maybo reared**** la aav maaiar wild­ — — ----a ooff t* o aaaiiehar o f T k « Maraid. day e s t w rlttea yermlaatoa 0 SEE new product* not yet on tha market—new product* developed by Florida inventor*! SEE them all a t ., , ■ru, v ix e a r r l u l l Fhoiosrapker ■ y M oll 14* M eek 8Ct today th* product* (hat wRbh 1*poor bom* tomorrow* ladivldual o r firm raayoaelble fs r such r*h r****tl*a w ill b« tou sisered aa la lrla gta g „ s Tk* M eraida to y y rtg k l s a d WU1 he Southern Ball *~S«nria| Yea CU STO M B U IL D IN G A S P E C IA L T Y General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3101 DEVELOPERS OF RAVENNA PARK AND 1DYLLW1LDE th* law, 1 ■■ . mi m i Q im Eert eoew oN You are Cordially Invited to Attend The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI» — I was invited one day this week to watch 13 pretty girls atrip o ff their triskcdccaphoblas. Breathing heavily, and with eye* rather more bendy than usual, I shot over to the Cin­ derella finishing school where the divestiture w iis scheduled to take place. Frankly, it was a drag. It turned out that triskedecaphobla does not mean what I thought it meant. 1 was under the impression that triskedecaphobia was an old burlesque term. I was expecting the girls to come out on the runway with nothing but a thin phobia covering their triakedecas. In effect, they did. That was when I learned that trlakee a phobia means "fears o f the numeral 13." What these girls were shedd i n g w e r e superstitions, rather than inhibition*. But I will say this: The girls wire pretty, as adver­ tised. Bo the day was not a total loss. The superstition • dropping ceremony was conducted hy Nick Matioukas o f New York, founder o f something called the "National Commit­ tee of 13 Against Supersti­ tion, Prejudice and Fear.” The girls broke mirrors, walked under ladders, lit three cigarette! with one match, and otherwise defied ancient bad luck - producing symbols. Then they discarded their . . — �! O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE , , ----- IMAjJV'tHAYTnJt»OLLA amD'IR77“ teu . m b IZTZT. - - ’ ! KL !, .n / w ^ v? S I n*v. y o u P*yon a irm cw *> b u t olarley an m e sol * Mr fw fs rt frr«TB P»g« 2-A— April 23, 1965 B y Dick Turner Horoscope Forecast Horoscope Forecast SATIRDAY, i n i l L M IN * O B N E R A L TE X D U CIERl T h u la a flna Saturday to look lulu whatever ways and manna that maka your work and yuuid dutlaa aaalrr to perform. Il'a lima to maka aura that you look f o r thoaa frlanda and a c ­ quaintances who ara unlqua and prograaalv* In thalr a tt i­ tude and activities ao you ran banaflt by thalr modarn and up-to-dat* outlook. AIMKt (March 11 to April 111 Look to thoaa frlanda who ara dynamic and bava a grea t flair for living fo r tha Idtaa and halp you nard now. Heek out groupa that ara original lu thalr actlvltlaa. ila happy. , T A I M i a (April 10 to M a y s 10 ) lla aura you flrat compleia all thoaa amall rhoraa ahead o f you bafora con ferr ing with blg-wlga. Than yo u can do what la expected o f you with a fraa mind. Hhow gratitude for favora. ( 1 EMIAI (May II to June 11) You are able to do tlilnge In a novel and dramatic way now and really maka big headway. Advancement comae mora aae* lly. Home latter from ona In a foreign country can be moat welcome. C MOOH CHII.DItHN (June 11 lo July I I ) Vary Important for ) o u to handle all dutlaa In a ■ moat matlculoua w ay ao that aaaoclataa o r hlghar-up* will > be pltaeed. Discharge all yo u r ' obllgatlona. lie vary devoted to mate tonight. LEI) (July 11 to Aug. 31) A lon g talk with aaeoclatee will bring forth many naw and Iqaplrlng Idaaa. Combined e f fo r t can bring much auccaaa. Maka thoaa worthwhile contract*. • Look far Into tha future. 4 VIHOO (Aug. 13 to Hat. 33 ) w You ara able to labor ao e f f i ­ ciently now that all thoaa chorea ahead o f you dlaappaar aa If by magic. Show anthualaam fo r your w ork. Maka . right Impraaalon on thoaa w ho count. LIBHA (Kept. 31 to Oct. 13) A day tor being gracloua and charming with othera and hav• Ing a wonderful time. Maka appolntmanta early f o r aoclal affalra. fun. Avoid thoaa w ho ara nut congenial. _ SCUNPIO (Oct. 31 to N n v . £ 1 1 ) Home condition* that you have bean procraatlnetlng about ahuuld now ba attended with an eya lo making kin mora comfortable, happy. Con ­ vince them o f you r devotion, lla thoughtful. ■AOITTARJl'fl (Nov. 31 to Dec. I l l Tha data and aupport you have lung looked for can ha obtained quite eaally now. Show aeaoclatea you ara rely ­ ing on them. Oft to fun tonight with cnngenlala. CAPRICORN (Dec. 31 to J a n * 10) Concentrate upon batter­ ing you r financial poaltlon to ­ day ao that you nead not w o r ­ ry In tha future. Batter bud­ geting and Improving real ae­ tata la Important. Show you bava wladom. A R V A R ll'S (Jan. I I to Feb. 11) Taka time In Yront o f tha mirror ao that you ara at yuur beet and can charm othera t o ­ day. Oat Into group acllvltlea that ara worthwhile. Keep a c ­ tive. buay. PIICRB (Fab. t t to M a r c h e 10) Keeping buay at amall b u t V Important dutlaa before you on thla fraa day can aaa them wall behind you early. Help ona w ho la In trouble. This brings banaflta fo r you. too. IF Y O l'R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, ha o r aha will ba on e of thoaa Interesting parsons who can la ke old-faehlonrd Idaaa and turn them Into m od­ ern. naw onaa that ran bo v e ry profitable, ao ba aura to slant tha education along such lines. Ba aura to have only tha fin ­ est typo youngsters aroundC for your greg ar ious youngeter to play with ao that only tha nicest manners and cu lturo will bo absorbed. ■ I'NDAY. APR IL a*. IBM O B I S R A L TENDENCIES# If you U k a cars not to ov er­ extend you rs elf and your a c ­ tivities this can ba a very go o d day and availing f o r you. You can ge t tha advice from oarmom , lectures, saga persona on lust how batter lo adap t , youraslf to modarn Idaaa a n d * modern ways o f Ufa. Show a others that you do value thalr affection, devotion. AIRES (March 11 to April III Pu rgal money mattera for awhlla today and taka lima to ba with good frlanda socially or at hobbles mutually anloy ad. Ally yourself charmingly. Do aomathtng that la go o d (o r tha community. ..J R A 4 :| tM > -tt» fl! - t S - U - ih r r — I t ) Planetary positions fav o r your aaaoclataa today, ao ben ­ efits coma by carrying th r o u g h ^ with thalr Ideas. Many g o o d ( . friends ara willing to go along with yeur Idaaa. Ba gracloua. flR BINI (May 11 lo Juna I II Slop w orryin g about t h a t which >ou cannot halp and carry through with whatever la moat helpful, brings a d ­ vancement. Fretting could lim­ it your opportunities. Flna naw friend can ba made. BOON CHILDREN (Juna 11 lo July I t ) Follow that Intui­ tion that you know la right In­ stead af permitting soma friend to dissuade you f r o m / h what you wish lo do. Furget ■* that aoclal affair that Is not to your banaflt. Oat bills paid. LEO (July 11 to Aug. 11) This fraa day la go od for c o m ­ ing to a better understanding with partners, so don't go daahlng about strutting. Keep your credit Intact. Flna bene­ fits ran accrue In tha future. VIRSO (Aug. II to Sept. 1 1 ) ,1 Convince co.wnrkera that ynq ara ea ger lo co- op erate with them Instead o f giv ing y o u r 1 time to asms naw rontart. l l e V . ' thoaa dutlaa performed around the house. Plan naw week wisely. LIBRA (Kept. II to Oct. 11) White your hunrhaa ara i » . l right, you can etlll maka thla a fine, happy day by show in g you have a aansa o f humor. Show you are vary creative. Than o f f to funl M O R P IO (Oct. 33 to Nov. I D Baalc affairs should be you r absorbing Interest today, though associate wants in reonopollss you r time. Improve conditions at home. Strive lo rfi mere era fort and ease. BASITTARIL’ B (N ov. I t to Pec. I I ) Delving Into duties should await the specific de­ sires o f these around you. Read yeur paper, get out to lee•urea, ale. Follo w Ideas of good, wise partners. CAPRICORN (Dec. 11 to Jan. *•) Thera Is m oney to be made, but y e a have te be equal lo the b ig Ideas presented te you. Get fundam ental a ffa ire plan- O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE Wtir ftanforB ^rrxTD April 23. 1 9 6 5 -ra p e 3-A C A R N IV A L B y Dick Turner PAfrri'&'V'M.y NiEfl.'SMfc 1Mf (Continued Prom rage 2-A) ned mora Intelligently. Taka time for recreation. -mtttl A f l l l S (Jan. II to Feb. l ® Do what la necesaary to live your Ufa mora In accord with your desires, though kin may not understand y o u r flna motives, lla charming with others. Delight them. Plat'tia (Feb. 30 to March 10 ) t)y being truly helpful and compassionate with others, you become a needed light In tha community. Then alt down with ea pen e. Absorb the knowledge you need and do r a now have. ' " r I t l l R CHILD tu HORN T o n %Y, he or she will be one o f those very Interecttng per­ sons whose Idea* are far ahead o f hla or her time, ao ba aura tn give the moat advanced type o f education posalble, alnct a n ­ tiquated methods could lead to almost nothing. Hhow that you understand and appreciate this fine nature and spare no effort In permitting It to bloetom beautifully. Ba patient. MONDAY. APHIt. 3d. IMA # . r: n e it a i . t e n d e n c i e s ) I ntll sundown many delay*, obstacles and llmllatlona are apt to occu r to retard your progress, so use the extra time afforded by the delays to get every detail rightly organised Then after the sun goea down you are under fine Influences for getting together with those whose aid la Important to you. AIRKS (March 31 (o April III q u i e t talk* with persons a hla tn help you In your ambl•Mtis la Wist so that you maka t™ futura mora prosperous, tiet advice from authorities. Thla does aw ay with com peti­ tion easily. T A l 'R l ' g (April 30 lo May . M a y 30) A go od frltnd o f long atandlng will now assist you In reaching you r finest alme, meeting fascinating persona. Itepay that debt to another pal 'Drat la long overdue. Da g r a ­ cious. charming. UKMINI (May 31 to June 3D Impressing u p o n higher-ups that you ara very efficient at J0hr work will bring In a greater abundance. Public duties discharged properly are also very helpful. Improve you r carter. MOON CHILDREN (Juna 31 tn July I t ) Expanding In all o f your nutlets Is quite easy f o r you today, lie with persona who think quite differently from you and learn much. Combining efforts will lead to great things. I.KO (July 31 lo Aug. I I ) riioree before >ou that xeem ' f i l i n g can be thought out witely now i s that your Image o f a coneclenllout person (a well established. Listen to r e ­ quests o f mate. Perform them aft er you have completed your work. VIHfin (Aug. 31 to Kept. 31) ro n ta ct ln g tho allies you want In co.nperate with In tha f u ­ ture and making right plane Is j o u r best list In A.M. lla very affectionate wllh close Use. Hhow that you are vary d e ­ voted. pJ.IUHA iSept. 11 to Oct. 31) e f adding art pieces, ch arm ­ in g color, ate. lo your abodo, office, you make a better Im­ pression on othera and you aro happier. Htrlve for comfort , too. Fellow workers aro vary helpful If you are cheerful. SCORPIO I Del. 11 lo Nov. I D If you show other* (hat you have a funny-bone at thla time, you help them and y o u r­ self Immeasurably. Amuse­ ments o f all sort ran meet with great bui-cc**. II* delightful to aMier*. E t A f l l T T A g l t i (Nov. 31 lo Dec. 3t) Trouble con eneu* If you do not understand (hat those living under your roof are under pressure. Eliminate whatever le unwanted. Begin anew with freslinees. happlneaa around you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 31 lo Jan. ls» Discussing trailer methods for making aalea, ale. with aa•ncletee la wise In A M. Than set up appointments and keep Dram on time. Itespeci Increaaee with loved one*. M i n t A H li g I Jan. II to Feb. -,T| It la right that you c o n ­ centrate upon Incraaalng abun­ dance and changin g methods for best results. Think really big. A more practical approach la certainly required. F t a r t : * (Feb. 10 tn Match 10) Keif*analysis la vary Im­ portant now so that you tan eradicate errors and cement . „ i'fJ it t — K l i l U m —Jl I'lL .I'lbAtH. Hhow that you ara charming. Have a art purpoaa and carry through with It. j M F m i R CHILI) !• MORN " n i n t ) , ha or aha will be on* 1 o f thoaa persons who always j * thinks o f Li* rights anil needs o f others and will alan hav* i the wonderful ability to bring fanlaalln project* down lo a 1 practical level. There la a tendenry lo think (binge over loo long a period o f lima before com ing lo conclusion*, but one* you teach tu overcome tlile shorn omlns. the success her* le remarkable. “ TSe sear* Impel, (key da a at r.» a, pel." yvkal yap make af ) £ a r lira la largely pp la Y O l i Carroll lllghler's Individual Forecast for your sign fo r May la now ready. For your ropy send ynur blrthdat* and 11.00 In Carroll lllg hter Forecast, Tha Hanford Herald, Bog 1S1I, Hollywood l i , Calif. Rhododendrons tyow Fragrant The D«iter hybrid rhododen­ drons arc reported to have fragrance, adding another quality to the broadleaved •vergreena. which long have been popular. Tfcesa hybrids, Uka tha beautiful “ swamp aisles," have an eoticing per­ fume, saye the American AsiMriation of Nurserymen. Rhododendrons have consid­ erable ornamental Interest, They are evergreen, except for certain aialeaa. They have low ly flowers. There la a wide range of colors. They are hardy, readily availshie end have good plant form, while pricca are reasonable and they are long-lived. (Cantianad Or Page S-A) I - r* " �T V Time Previews H i r j h l i y h iA liM -M O pm . NBC. Daa* ny Thomae Specie! (color) The Hiltory o f AppUuie (• tonight’s theme end, with guest stars Andy Griffith, Mery Tyler Moore, Ctrl R*iner end Mel Brooks, es well as the Stoneman Family Hlngera, there will he lots of It tonight. Reiner and Brooks do their 2,000-year-old man routine; Miss Moore shows her dancing talmta In two production numbera; Griffith gets in one dance end does a schoolroom lecture on Colum­ bus; Denny and Mary Imper­ sonate top ahow-businese peo­ ple, and he Joins the Stoneman Family In "Mountain Dew" and "Crowded." A good show, 7:80-8:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime. "Toronto Aqua Spectacular." There are those who claim thla series has been all wet right along, but this show goes out of Its way to prove It. It's a Ca­ nadian water show, with ma­ ny of the same ingredients that go Into an Ice show, ex­ cept diving replaces skating. Also Included; dogs, comedy and some acrobatics. 1-8:10 p.m. ABC. T h e Farmer’s Daughter. "K ely ’a Castle." Xaty Inherits a Swedish Castle end makes plans to convert it Into a ho­ tel which she'd manage, while Glen looks on helpless­ ly. It’s pert o f ■ plot on her pert to arouse Glen, but when the belt doesn’ t work, she turns herself Into a Swedish sex bomb In order to anger the wife o f her biggest pro­ spective backer. 8:10*8:80 p.m. CBS. The Great Adventure. "Go Down, Moses." (rerun) An often ax eitlng adventure o f the hero, k underground railroed ac­ tivities o f Harriet Tubman, who, prior to the Civil War, spirited some 100 Southern Negro slaves to the North. The notable cast Includes Ethel Waters, Ruby Dee, Os­ sie Davis and Brock Patera. 8:10-8 p.m. ABC. The Addams Family. "Progress end the Addams Family." Pratty good for the eerlea as the town wants to build s freewsy through the Addam'a property end plane to move them. The family pales when It learne it it to be moved to s cheerful home with light airy rooms, flowsr beds and a white plekst fencs. Thalr solution Is to move thsir antire house end rebuild their swamps. There la a sudden ch ange In averyons's plans. 0:30-10 p.m. CBS. Comer Pyle (rerun) The first rsrun of ths season reprisss a fun­ ny spisoda in which Gamer, taking Carter’s criticism to hsart, refuses to accept pert o f hia monthly pay bocauae he feels he dtdnl sent ft Th e Pyls -Cert sr sta tio ns era always go o d f o r laughs. 8:30-10 p.m. NBC. Jack Benny Program (rerun) Peter, Paul and Mary are tha name guest stars, but It's madcap Ben I^ssy, who used to steel the Danny Thornes ■how during Its eerly years, who romps o ff with this ont. He's In his usual TV role aa an accompanist, but hilari­ ously so. Ths vocal trio maksa up a folk song In “ honor" of thsir h ost Good, funny show. 8:10-10 p.m. ABC. FDR. "Ths Rising Bun.” This ons sketches In the rlae o f Jeptn at a world power, Its rela­ tions with the United States end Roosevelt’s Involvement In Pacific affairs. The decadt from 1811 through Pearl Har­ bor It ths focus o f Interest Another wall-written, wallproduced half hour o f His­ tory. 10-11 p.m. CBS. Slattery's People. ''Question: What la Truth T” (rerun) This was ths opsnlng gun in what has proven to be tha sole surviv­ ing new dramatic series of those roundly praised by the critics. Thla one found Slat­ tery heading • committee in­ vestigating a colleague who’s also an old friend, with Jemes Whitmore effective as the men on the hot seat I f you missed It the first time, tuns in end see why this series attracted Interest in ths first plecs. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Jack Paar Program (color) Kunnlsst spot belongs to Nichols and May (as It so often docs) as he pleys e man attempting to take advantage o f an ad­ vertised “ budget" funeral. There’s a funny, If overlong, ■kit by Bob Dishy and Dick Srhaal playing a couple o f road wtary truckdrivera. Bet­ ty Johnson sings "In Othsr Words." Ths show’s major guest, as far as the Network la concerned, is Lome Greene who's on hand to plug "Bon sn is" by talking about It and showing film dips from foreign editions of ths seriss. 10-11 p.m. 12 O’clock High. "P.O.W ." Part I. Savage end hie crew bail out and are tak­ en prisoner by tha Carmans and find themsetvss part of a camp of w e l l - o r g a n i s e d P.O.W.’a. They have a whole ■ y a t e m of communication, trade, etc., operating under the Nasl’a noses. Savage be­ comes camp leader as the men went him to handle their carefully planned escape. But the stock Nasi commandant has an sffsctlva plan for making the men hate savage. Concluded next week. 15. Special Services Classified Phones From Sanford FAUST DRUG STORE Seminole Rot County FRIDAY P. M1:1# (SI (S) (SI l» (!) (1) (I) (J) III (J) («) (t) <:> ID |S) (S) (») (f) M in er Mayer Ramar o f tho Junsl* llurtia A A11«H Planet Fstr#t f h s tlvln Hhatr Helenes Klotlon Major Mercury Hector lleatheota Tonneeeee T u i e i e Under Dog q u ic k Draw Medraw Rullwlnkla FIr*heII X l.-I -N MUhty Mouse Heane A Cerll Dannie lha Menace New Casper Cartoon* Linus the Llonheart•d ( I ) The Jetaone ( t ) Porky Pig ( t ) Fury T ; ll ( « ) II ) (I) *:** (J) 1:1# ( ! ) lio# ( I ) <!l 1:1# ( I ) I#:## ( ( ) 10:10 (I I 11:11 (J) (() Jeekl* Oleaaoa Flipper Ths Kin g Family Tha Tsaan Lawrence Welk The Entertainers l e t . Nil* Movie Hollywood I'aleea (lunsmoke Rlprord Newseop* News, Spnrta, W e a ­ ther ARC New* Theater nf thb Stars Sat. Nlaht Movie Saturday Night Show <1(1 (J) Newscast Cant. (S) Nawa, Sports, W eet:l# thsr ( I ) Nawatiae S ill ( I ) iluntlay - m lnktey t:tl ( I ) Tha Big Movla ( I ) Nawa with Walter 10:00 Cronklte T:SS ( I t Taney Dtrrlnear (S) W y stt Eerp l#:t( (I) 1:1# (1) International Show11:1# (• > ttma 11:11 (•> <s> luwhlds 11:11 till# (I) I l l s t l ) Addaro* Family ( I ) Bob Hop# Tboator SUNDAY P. M. (S) On Broadway To* 11:11 nlaht It:## ( I ) Discovery ’ l l SiSS ( » ) Valsntlns'o Day ' t ) Chrlatophirs (1) One-Way Mirror SilS (J) Jack Banny ( ! ) Oomer Pyle 1J;J0 (S) Direction* 'IS O t Farmtr* Dauahlsr ( I ) Orel Roberta SATURDAY P. 1L (1) Fee* Th* Natloa l s ; 0# (J> Jack I’ aar ( ! ) Slaltsry'i People 1:0# (J) TV Tehernael* 1 1 : 1 # l « ) Fky k in g -St IS O 'c lo ck llls h (SI Huge Bunny Show ( ! ) Herald o f Truth H i l l (I I Nawicopo (3) Exploring <l> Your U f a In World (S) Nows, rports. W ee- t l ' t l (S) ttapplty Hopper Today thsr 1:1# ( ! ) You Ara Thera (S) My Friend Fllckn ( f ) Newsline (1) Issues A answers t:n# (3) Hpotllght ( I ) I Love l.ury , Jt;SS IS) HlioL'k Theater (1) Wing* to Ih* R e ­ ( I ) Theater » ( tha Slate (SI Am erkau Handstand lu m e* Hhow 1:10 (31 fat. Feature m i l (S) Tonight Tnnll 1 : 0 (#) Nat. iJeehethelt Asan. ( I ) Charlie Chen Theater ( I ) Rig Plotur* SATURDAY A. M. l:ts (*) Jimmy Rtrlchlend ( f ) Cameo Theater rhow J:Jl> (•) Hpurte Hper-tanuler i:SI (S) News A w ea th er »:•» <»> Championship Wreet- J:#o ( j ) profile In Courage HIS (S) Sunrise Semester ling 4:00 ( I ) Hhell'l Wonderful :SS (S) Growers Aimanaa 3:<S II) Advenlura Thvatsr w o rld or o o i r III (II News s:#u i d Rig I G olf 14 Day DU (#t CBS O olf Champion­ i l l i l l o n e W ey Mirror S:|0 ( I ) Theater X ship ( I ) lif t * M ld -flo rld a 1:10 II) CRH d o l l CUeeto (J) Danger la My Dull­ ':** (1) Men On ( I ) The Outlaw* ness l:il# <t> Acroee Ths Fanes 1:0# ( I ) H's The Law 4:11 (1) Mlrhel-b Hour o f ( I ) Jim A Jesale Show Excellence ( I ) ARC Wide World of (J) Tnplu 1:0# (J) Wild Kingdom Hpurte (1) Belem* All-H(*r* I : i0 ( f ) Car SI— Whera Ara IT TUN flH ftH T COI'MT. 1:1# ( t ) nr. College Howl You? NINTH JUDICIAL CIBCl'IT (1) Oavelceda af Am*( I ) Purler Wagner Show o r F l o r id a in a n d r u n laura It S ill ( t ) Fishing Fun SKNINdl.H IHIt'NTV. ( I ) Lloyd Th a ito n Show (>) Project f < HANl'P.HV NO. isase S:tl (1) Newecnpe f:0# (3) Sleet |h* Pree* NOTICM l i r SUIT IN Sit# (l> The FI Inet one# ( « l tinh Century MORTGAGE FORKCtOICRM HIS I D Hal, Repurt i n F.D.H.. ’‘atrlfa" F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ Til# (S) Central Fla. Show1:11 (3) Newscupe GAGE ASSOCIATION. » co r­ case (1) Pro A Con poration, ( I ) On* atop Beyesd ria tn m r, I*) Many llappy Iteturof (J) Kntlga O'Teel* T:#< (3) Kentucky Joase va ( 1 , laiesle D e v i l E. Weeks, s / k / s t>, fl. Weeks, end Thelina Weeks, Me ( I ) Oiila A Harriet T il l (S) Wagon Train wife. U. W. Hunt Jr.. C. It. <11 Wonderful W erld ot Hess and Houlhern Loan and FICTITIOUS NANB Finance t v . in*. Color Defendants, NOTICE IN hereby given that ( I ) My Favorite Martian TO: David E. w eeks, e / k / e D. wa are engaged In business at I:## ( I j Ed Sullivan E. Weeka, and Thelma •os W. I»th Hi, Hanford. Semi1 : 1 # <l> Branded Week*. hie wife, whoee nute County, Florida, under the ( 1 ) liroadeldo reeldeiirs and where* ricllllou* nania of, Homlierii #;## (II lionanee I'nslurs Co. (not Inc.) and abuuU ero unknuwn. (1) For tha Feopl# TOU AIIK HEREBY NOTI­ Dial we Inland In reglelar Bold II ) Movie FIED that e t'.uin-Jnliil to n un s with the cle rk of the 11:11 ( I ) Th e R e s u l t foreclose a certain m orteea- Circuit Court, KsrnlnnU Coun­ ( I ) Candid Camara encumtierlnc the following de- ty, K l o t M l , j n >i m n U { | { i J tt tK l J t j l l L U l - W b e C e . t q i - L U * ------ a ^ r iv - ) e r « ) - i / n / p e m - ' i a - v r w IIi* provisions ot lb* Fictitious !»:•• ( I ) Nowseepa 1.01 IS, Block IS, NORTH Name Htalulee, twu-wlt: Hee. f#t CBS News, Weather ■Jill,ANDO FIRST ADDI­ lion liS.ns Florida Htatuls* ( I ) Newsline TION, aooordlny to plat SPAT. M i l l I f ) Checkmate thereof recorded In 1'let Algt fleorg# A. Degue H i l l ( I ) Adventure* la Para Book it, l-agta Jl and II, U. J. Tharp* dlae Fublto Records nf Seminole Publish April I, IS. Jl, J#. t i l l 11:11 ( I ) Checkmate County, Florida, CDL-II 11:1# t i l Pater Owns ties boon tu*d aaalnal ruu In tha above-etyled suit, the short IN TIIM ITNCt'IT I'OI’MT UP MONDAY A. M. title o f which Is Federal Na­ TIIM ST It JUDICIAL t'lN C IIT tional Mortaeae Association, • IN AND F U N aKMINUI.lt *:#• ( i t Slga Oa corporation organlerd under t U I 'V I 'l, FLUHIUA. f i l l ( I ) Sunshine Aimanaa nn Act o f Congress and exlet- IN CHANCERY NO. MOTI 1:11 ( « ) Now* A Weather Ing purauant to the Federal DORIS JANE roL IC E . National Mortgage Association rieintirr, Charter Art, having Ha prin­ va. cipal office In tho City of FRANK POLICE. Washington, District o f Colum­ Defendant. !• the Court o f (So Couolp bia, l-lalnlirr, versus. David E. NUT ICE OF H I T Judge, Somlualo Couuly, F lo r­ Weeks, a / k / a 1). K. Weeks, TO: FRANK POLICE ida, lu Probulo. and Thelma Weeka, tils wife, o /u John Reilly lu rai Be tale a f C. W. Hunt. J r , C. U. Bees LambTown Road MABEL B. BOLE. and Southern Loan and F i­ l^dyard, Connecticut Dectatld. nance C o , In c, Defendt nt(e) YOU A RE HEREBY NOTI­ T o All Creditors and Ferouu* and you are required to serve FIED that a Complaint for Di­ H a v i n g Claim* o r a ropy o f your Anewsr or other vorce and olh rr relief ha* been Aguteat Said Kate lei Pleading to the Complaint on filed agelnet you In the above You and aark o f you are l'l a l n t l f f e Attorney, Cleveland. styled Court and you ara here­ hereby nulltted and required Klephenson * Mlee. Hulls IIS by required to serve a copy o f lo present any rlalme and d*. Hanford Atlantic N a t i o n a l your An swer o r other defense Hank Building, Hanford. F lo r­ to the Complaint upon tho manda which you, ar either ida, and flla tha original An s­ Pla intiffs Attorney, B. JACK* o f you, may have asetuat Ih* wer o r other pleading In the HON IIAAHKK, Attorney St to ta l* Of MAUKL B. MOLZ, donrflca o f tbo Clerk o f the c i r ­ Law, It# North orotiHO Avenue, reaeod, late nf said County, to ]«, orlando. Orange the County Judge o f Seminole cu it Court on or liefure the l llh null* day o f May, A. D. ISIS. It you County. Florida, and flla the County, Florida, at hla affle* fall to do eo, a decree pro con* original Answer o r dafenoa la In tka court houea o f sold feeeo will be taken against you the Of rice ot tha Clerk o f the County ot Sanford, Florida, far tho rellal demanded In tho cir cuit Court on or before tha within elx catindar month* Complaintl l l h day o f May, IMS A.D. t f from th* lime o f the first pul). TIG# Nolle# ohall be publish­ you fall to do so, Judgment by Ilratlon o f thla nolle*. Tw o ed onoe a week f o r four c o g - Defoult will ho taken against roplea o f each claim or de­ aecutlve weeka In Tke Hanford you for th# relief prayed for mand ehall be In writing, and Herald, a newspaper circulated la the Complaint and aald ■ball atata tbo place of reell a Seminole County, Florida. caueo will tbea proceed Ha denes and pool o f fic e address o f the claimant, and (ball b* Da lad tkla t l t k day 1 A p r il Farta. a . d . less. DONB and ORD ERED e l ■wera to by tho claimant, hla (S E A L ) Hanford. Florida, this tha 14U agant. or attorney and a cco m ­ panied by s filing fee nf on* Arthur H Berk with, Jr. day o f April, IMS. A.D. dollar and eucb el*,m or d*> Clerk af circ uit c o u r t (SEAL) tnand pot no tiled thall be void. By ^ E lis a b e th B ru n e h a n , Arthur If. Brckwilh. Jr. Lucille B. SneaJ Clerk of th* Circuit Court Slack N. Cleveland. Jr. and Aa Administratrix * f lb* By: Martha T. Vlhlea Carroll Burke Batata ot Deputy Clerk M /--------o f clevetead, Btepkeaeoe B. JACKEOM M AASU Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Altoraey at t e w III Marik North Orsag* Aveaue kulia II Hanford. Florida oriende, Florida J'eblleh: April it , IS, St. May April II, li. m , May It 1991 CDL M ■MIR) ri«i Sanford. _ Attorsers trim Publish April I, t, II. II, 1M|. CDL-3 t:l# It) (<) ( :l l (t) t ill (I) (I) T:11 ( I ) T:l# ( t ) f i l l (I) Intro, to Chemlotry Sunrise Semester News A w e a th e r Teday Sunibln* Aimanaa W ake-up Sfovlea Countdown Now* Farm, Market Be- •iW ( I ) (I) f:IS (II l:d# ( I ) 1:11 (Jl 1:11 t l ) (1) l:#D (J) (I) *:‘ l (I) Jadey Mickle Evan* Misti a Weather Captain Kangaroo Woather - Ntwo C ir toenvllll Today Divorce Court American History Rxercle* for Modern Women Romper Room The Morning Movla Slake Room for Daddy CRB News with Mike Walter* What's This Soag I Lava t e a r NRC New* Andy nf Mayberry Couroniratlos December llrldt Th* MrCnys Jeopardy Price |* RJght LAWN MOWING A Edging. Feel dependable service, res ennebte. l l f . l t t l . rix n SHOP NEW LOCATION V># Ho Franah_________ m - 4 T I I Direr*— Less IIJ-M II TRACTOR Mowing, 123-4011 425-5938 Dtnt Free Delivery Rerbnagu 322-5612 From Dleta aee 16. Interior Decorators ► * ■ £ £ n 1 'r. c j fan “ 2 Up t o l 11 11.58| 1.S8I U 0 « to 18 | 2 11.50 | 1.50 11.90 JEAN MARCEL 10(3 French Ave. tii-im CUSTOM Med* Blip C o v e n A Draper. Well to well ca rp et. Ing. Large selection to rhooe* from. Alarm Fabrics & Ruga FR E E EHT1MATF. AT TOUR HOME 11 to 15 1 1 1 1.50 11.89 |2.85 18 to 30 |4 11.50 |2.52 |3.88 |S!^*ry)r^H />nCord^lIjlTIS 21 to 23 1 1 11.3813.15 |4,73 19. lluildern Buppliett 25 to 30 |8 | 1.50 | 3.78 ] 5.70 I'llE-CAHT Concrete Steps GREGORY LUMBER CO Sin Mini* nee_________ 111.add Blnlmam Ad— t U s e ( f iv e t - l e n e r words per lino) St AO Mlalmum Cbargu Alt Skip Dote Ada Charmed at 1-Day Bata CONTRACT RATES ON RKI1UE8T C L A H S IflE i) lilS I 'L A t 20. Hardwara of T O S Dnnfflrk Arrsife Page 4-A— April 23, 1965 TED WILLIAMS HDW. 22. Plumbing oalumu E 23. Fainting P J U N T IN a ^ A M p ^ IS D lriA CO P Y 24. Well Drilling The Herald reeervee the pri­ vileg e e l r e j e d l a g ar reel#, la g any advertlaemeal w h i r l U daeme abjeefleaebte ta tha pallor o f thta gowupa poo. W E U JT DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and titan W e R ip e lr and Service S T I N E Machine and Supply Ce. I(T W. Ind hi__________ 113-tllJ DEADLINES II N o o n l i t ) Be Toro Pu blication For I n oerttoM and Kilia ( R a t N o o n F o r M on day) .Hi. Home Appliancta 322-5612 Sanford Eee henge 425-5938 From Hemloole Oeuaty (Dial D treat) 69. SchoolH & Instructions 50. Mine. For Sale READ Y-M IX CONCRETE Blocks, mapping Htonei, Bend. Httel, area s* Trap*. Rock, I.ot Markers, Polyethylene, Wire Mesh. Http*. Window Hills, Dry Welle A Drain Tile. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 101 Elm Ave. PO W ER T O O L S . Wurllteer Chord Organ. Fishing gear. 10* W. l i s t St. I lo I p.m. nilAHfl SQUARE Over J.ol# equeree. ellibUy used. H prlre. Any else. FURNITURE CENTER 111# H. French J lJ-T td Evening Clxev etarte May 5th. For Information call Mr*. Applatnn, (Collect) Orlando, : < !- * :• « . Bert Rodgara Hi bool* or Ileal Estate. "Florida'# Ijargeel." S X* it Stemper Agency 60. Bus!b a a s Opport. Hava l# % o a Apoxy, F, V. A. ALL W O R K UUARANTRBD Houea A Marina paint*. SERVICE STATION for Loan*, Wa Have Parts * Aoeaaaarlae FA sect, U K French Ave., TOY r o w WAD 1U-IIIJ Oood location. Good re f e r ­ Sanford, l l l . l l l * - Orlando, ences a some Capital requir­ 111# a . Hwy, I* . ITI-eeit. ed. Call I t t - l l t t . 15. Special Service* NEW 4 Cycl* Lawn Muwer 1(4) COMPETENT MAN OR ■Ingle Bed 410; Electrlo WOMAN VICE? Mora than l# ,# tl read­ F e n s 11*1 Rlllatt Av*. wanted la are* eoverrd by this er# see The S a ifo rd Hirald newspaper ta awn. fill and cUaeltied ede dally. JUtas eo TAR PAUL IN 14Ugl| F t . a), collect from rola operated taw aa l i e per Una par deyl meet new, triple gtltahtd. merit In Si. note A randy er Dial I l l - M i l e r 4 I I - I I I I a i l w ag treated. Cheap, d i . l i l j . wrapped ronfeetluno— a new place ro u r odt Idea In vending. Mar b* han­ NEW HMpmtat #( used Ty pe­ dled part time along with VOS* LANDSCAPB SERVICE writer*. 141.11 up. Goed se­ preaent occupation. MOO-tl,A e y type typo — ___ An y. .el»# An .. lection. Trad** 10* Investment required. A t a price yeu can a ff o r * POWELL'S OFFlCa SUPPLY Could M built into full time opertUeii- f o r local Inter­ " m a iW .view, w rit e INTCUBTATB ■fir ■OMB lUFftOVKUEMT* AFT. 8tt* Slootri* Btevo a R of rip* rater. 1**4 Palmotl*. II IN. O.R. Pueh-Bettet MEftouMmsBaa. lor, Minagoeig. aoel**- BEAUTY SHOP * Residence for Meat or 1*1* l\H V . •iik. i i i - i i l L RAVENNA PARK. Medallion home, I bdrm., IH beth. Con­ tact P. w . Terlor, i l l . n i l . $100 DOWN F H A - V A H O M E S' J. I. A 4 IIEDROOMI 1. IH A 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Complete tn formatle* See or Cell Tour FHA - VA SALES BROKER W* Have Th* Home For Yoa STENSTROM « REALTY 33ti 112-1130 ttt-eitt 121-41(1 | PARR O n iV K IJI-TIII NIGHTS iti-eit* ISJ-ldSt GREEN HIt AIR Choice lota available in a r e t e - , bratr or Loch Arber o v e r lo o k - 4 Ing g e l f course. C u s t o m building to your npeclfleetlone. a r te a b ra lr developed by K tN asw oon BUILDERS, INC. FLYING FEMINOLE RANCH ttt.K T I (Space University Airport) 101 Fairmont Dr. Located 1 raltee East e f Oviedo on Hwy. I l l It now open. COLORED PROPERTY , Only Student Inetructlon now ( I v ­ II# Down. Jim W elter Carp, on In Piper Cherokee ’Tin". he* nice 1 Bedroom house A Com* on tnd lenrn to fly lot for Sal*, reedy to move NOW. Expert Inetructlon In Into, only I(*.I0 per month. a relaxed atmosphere rtm o v. Directions: From Sanford.— td from busy (raffle pattern*. (eke Route t i t to Osteen t n ® Twin-engine Charter avail­ rhurch on r i g h t continue to able enywher*. For appoint­ colored section nn left, turn ment Ph. m - l l # l . left on dirt road A fellow to houie. You can ■** tbit house from Rout* t i t . Reul Estate Courae NEW APPLIANCES at W a re ­ MUST HELL 30 T V 'e . Heed, house Price*— Prlgldalre, T e r m * t o eult. Open e v e n ­ Hot point. RCA, Eenlth, etc. ing*. Hale* A S ervi ce. T V Cell Charlie Gormly oellect H O S P I T A L Mil W. Tth. at Aeauclated Radio A TV, t i l l N. Drang* Ave., Orlaa- (0 IN. Electrlo Stove. Excellent 71. Male Help Wanted 1. Lost it Found do l l J - l t l l . condition, |3t. 122-1171 niter e p.m. L E T T C ELK n RATE — The HE It VICE STATION Manager SANFORI) KLECTRIC elaeeiried ads are tha pteea A Attendant*. Phone fo r ap­ HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS 1:11 ( I ) to save time and money when O. E. Ap.lienees — New A Used W H IT E HEWING pointment t l i - o a i i after e MACHINES ft) ■hopping tor Ih* ear et your p.m. Mebane Oil Co. Authorised Hate* A Service Itltt (I ) choice. G ARRETT'S 31. Mimical Instruments JO# E. First. 213-5311 d a i r y QUEEN Driver Sale*(I) 2 , P e r s o n a in man. t i l t Park l»r. HEWING MACHINE M ill (I) Gcno Cttmbaa — I l l - l i l t DUE TO DIVORCE Do ruu have a drinking prob­ (I) I have a 1)4) elg-eeg Hewing IIT.nn* FOR RIGHT MAN over lem. Writ* F. o . llox t i l l , r i s n o Tuning and Repair l # : l l <J) tn In the Hanford ere*. Take Marhln* with I payment* nf Hanford. W. I . Harmon lll-tlll llito t o short auto tripe tn rnntert |ST" remaining. A s s u m e ID < u-tnmere. Air mail n. A. payment* or pey l n" •’ *■•'■ (#1 4. I t c a u t y C a r e 34. Upholstery Brooke, %'lce Pree. Text* It*, Completely guaranteed A 11:10 («> finery C o rp , Dux TIL Fort equipped- Makes buttonholes tl) Worth |, T r a i l . H A R R I E T T ’* Menu: r R o o k , A dues fancy work. Cell a n y ­ OVER I t YBAIIH (I) ■oft water, evertlni app'ta. of fin* workmanship In uphol­ time COLLECT Orlando 41A in* Bn. Oak. IJ3-1IH, stering, Draperies, Slipcovers. e-tiTT. MONDAY r . M, 72. Female Help Wanted Tim* Peymente ■■ tittle ** t EVENING Dreesee. ell* 1 S T , l l mo. Drapery hardware In­ FERMANKNT HPEC1AI. 11:1* (J) Pay When 1 sen new Heat Cover* Tor WOMAN for mending A Alt er­ stallation. CUT 'N' CUIll. IIPAUTV HlfOP ((> Lov* o f I,If# ations. Apply In perion, ‘ It llulrk Special. Call J3JKULP DECORATING BHOP 30% o f f o f regular prlcea tin ( ( ) Donne Herd Downtown Clrantre A Laun1111 alter I p. m. Ph. I d - i l l Perm*. 1 Hriilor Heaullalana, ll:3S (#) Cllg New* drrera, l i t Ho. ralm etto Av*. Marl* Cuahltig, Here Lowery, t i : i « (J) Truth o r Cent*II per day rental fo r Electrlo Winnie Culluni A Hetty 35. Vacuum Cleaners queue** Carpet Hhampooer with purPrice, our new B-euttclan. ( I ) Father K now s Beet ebaaa or lllue Lustra. Carroll 77. Siluation Wanted B elly Price will Clean A ( I ) Hetrrh for Tomorrow HANFORD VACUUM HVC. iirnltur* f " . Htyle W e a. Free Parking l*t*l (*) Guiding Light HALI2H - REPAlltH Tell there vou saw tt la Tk* I.ot. 11 * Palmetto Ave. l'h. 33tl y, l-erk Ave. t t : H ( ! ) NRC News Report d l - d l l 51, Articles For Kent Hen ford lleraldl eit-eaet. 1:0# ( ( ) The Open Window (J) New*. Kdttorlai and 37. Moving & Storage IRONING, iny home, 1)3.3111. RENT A IIED Weather 6. C h ild C a r e Hetlefectlnn guarantred. Rollawsy, Hospital, Baby ( I ) Tenn. Ernie Ford FDR RENT: Clean. Dry HtorBade, by Dey, Week, or 1:11 (J) Focus n a n n ie s k id d ie ca h k . w * e v jjjn r i^ ^ je x I O J iy jT ^ Month. D M (II Ao Tho w o r l d Tors# 84. Real Eatata • Rule never cine*. Licensed nursery, CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE (1) Lot's Make A Deal Inlente to *. 1141 S. Oak Ave. 60. Mlac. For Sal* t i l W. let. U t-IIlt ( t ) Newitlne m -tte i. IS AC 11EH l i l l ( I ) NUC News Report This ten arrre le Juet uulilde lit# (#1 Paeaword ItXKItltlERATGIt — 11#. l ’ h. "Y ou name ll— W* hava It!" City llmtti of Hanford. Can 8. P its Supplies ( I ) Moment o f Truth 133-7tel or IT 11 W. tnd SL AMERICAN RENT-ALL ba purchased fur i m . s # with ( ( ) Flarno la tha w in d lit a Hitweihe. ut-*n# good term*. I I I ! I I ' T..o Darters It EG. A X C mala Uaetun Ter­ aUNH: Buy, Sill, Trad*, R e ­ .U pair. OITKEN BRIDGE CAMP 53. WRRtcd T o Buy (#1 A n t.lehltlt#r rier, 1 year eld. good health. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS A GUN SHOP. 111-1131. ( I ) D i r In Ceurl J ti-im . Realtor ti M <»> ABC News Raymond l.undqulet, Atao. HELi. UH yuur Furniture. LADlEH ."Nn, Hal*. I l . l t M l ( I ) Another World 123-1(51 Atlantic Rank Bldg. J CHIHUAHUA)!, Walker A Quick Ferric* with the Ceeh, (41 T# Tell th* Truth SURPLUS CITY Black A Tan puppl-e. J'han« POET. SUPER TRADING ( ! ) General Hospital 301 W . le t I d -T t ll ili-eiee. iit-o< n . l:J I (4) CRH Nawa— Douglas Edwards St. Johns Realty CHIHUAHUA PuPpU*. 1104 W. COLT It. Holster, 11 rounde WANTED TO UUYl In July. J Amo.. Eacel. Cond. 110. Ph. 1:11 ( I ) Tea Dea'I Sap THE TIME TESTED FIRM Itth. I I I . I I I ) . or 4 Bedroom Home In Men. Id-IIIT. Ill-S Itl (#1 Th* Young llnrrlods ford-Orlando A r e a . Prefer l i t N. Perk Ave, (4) Th* Edge o f Night Waterfront. C. II. Harris, llox AKC Meg. Reagle Hound, t yr. NO CAIIIIYINO CIIAIIGKM 4:11 ( I ) Tho H a n k Oamt IT. ITSNH. Am en tia . PPG, N. old. 110 . H«e at t ill) UrauMl) DOWN PAYMENT It) Trallmaelor JOHN E. FOX, V„ N. Y. o»l*I. adn A v e . nflrr ( p.m. Ktnmuta R> Welnul Comal*, ( I ) Secret alarm Realtor I I I ; M u r» Porleble, I— your 4:M t l ) NIKI Haw# USED FURNITURE HI Perk. A m . _____ j l l - R R DOOH RECEIVE!) var Adop.I'orL* ■- got.;-dreg.-tfea—Anrater wuMijr alile, 1 — your choice 111; I a i x u s , ITS# W. Mln ate on, New Mom* In Consol* III. l i t ! (#) Soahuat 56. Furnltura For Bala Del,and. Ph. T l l - l l l l . Ball-Blair Agency ( I ) Wall* Fargo SANFORD HEWING CENTER Reel Ke'at* — tneurenco (4) Maxilla Gorilla WILSON - MAIKR FURN UKUMAN HHEPilEltD, II mu. l i t Bo. Ilark Ave. dl- 1 4 1 1 Ird A l-erk Av* tlt-ifli l i l l ( I ) staple Mevemtate la Buy — Belt — Trade old. can b* registered, Rlsck Sport# A Faun. Haatunabl*. Phone F1IIHT QUALITY SPINET PI- 111.ll K. let. ii:-ie :t FIVE BEDROOMS 1 : 1 * ( ! ) Vowsttp* ■no. po w e rfu l Ton*, beauti­ I1M III. REDUCED PRICK ( I ) Sports, Wtathor, ful classic styl*. Will u a n e - For th* biggest eelecllou or Last week w * advertised (hi* Nows nearly new end used furn i­ far on greatly reduced pay­ FEMALE German Shephard, fin# old (w o -e lo ry home et ture. *** Noll1* Furniture ment* to person with good ( I ) Leave It T o Beaver AKP. 111-11)4 ! I t.eee. * very reasonable Brokerage In Casselberry l:J* (t> Ur. U i g o o credit only. Inspection ar­ price. The ow ner relied long on IT-*:. Open • day* * to *. ranged without obligation. ■llBlanre and aaiil If II would 12. Special Nolle** Writ* Hum* Offlca, Joplin erll fail he would let R go Used furniture eppRencee. tools, PI a iiu Co., Joplin, Mo. W X F X -T V CH ARRBb N for |to, to*. We think he'* etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's CAMAS Day Camp b#gtna Jua* "g iv in g l| a wey," but lhat'e Mart, t i l Seaferd A v * Pb. MONDAY A. M. Waahir, Men'* 14th., Laka Oolden. For In­ AUTOMATIC HIM business. If you want te Itt-ltlt. Hkst.s ><s. Golf c l u b * Ph. l it * Hlxn On formation call JJJ-JIfl, Fred rail* your family In a real 1:11-1:11 Timeline d i-m t. Oinaa. )U>MK, and not a crowded COURTEOUHT CHARGE AC­ •:**-*: Jl American lllet ory “crack rrhoe,” thla It yuur COUNTS— limited credit If S T G U a i r s Utility Trailer Sales. tl) SALE chance. you ow n a phone. Put classi­ Dex I I I A, Route 1. South 10% o f f on all New A Used I : SO- • :t I Reading ( l - l ) fied A t * to w o rk for you I Sanford Ave. (H e a de d . I l l * l : t l - t e : t l Spanlth f t ) Machine* In etor* with this l l : l * - l t l l « Spanish <•) •III. ad Thursday. Friday * Satf r e e e s t im a t e l l : t l - l l : # l Spec* Age Scteac* urday. Adding Machine* . Typewriters Upholstering A Mattress ren­ (*) L'HED EXAMPLES: Sales Rentals Repair* Realtor-Appraiser-Trades 11 llB-11 :SA Social Btudle* ( » ) ovating. New B Used FurnlSmith Corona ItT.II; Royal P O W K LL'l OFFICE SUPPLY 1 1 1 * a French Ave. VT tur*. Call M e Bedding Mfg, l l t - l l t l tt l. T li Remington 141.11; Co. nt T** Celery Ave, H i ­ t l i t l - l l i f l Keynotes or Muelo Underwood III.I*. Many 13, Catering . Food ( l - l ) VT l t IT. more lo rhooe* from. New c . A . W H ID D O N , SBHOBDAY F. M. upright A portable*. Lay I t i l t . l M O Kelledoecopo ( l - l ) BROKER NEW GREEN DEANS. I I . U aw ay now for graduation l « l S. Park Itt-lltl l l : t l - t l : i s Klndertlmo bu. Pick your own. I t . l l bu. during aal*. Term* * Liberal ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 11:10-1:11 Quest Bedd.ng A Furniture picked for you. Lake Monro*. Tradea. 1 t l l - t :4# Eep lorlng ■cleeoo tll-IR ) _______________ A T FACTORY PRICESi POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY BART PILCHER 1:41-1:1# Quest VTR i* Megtioii* eii-*iti Beat Buy Broker to 14, Bleycl* Repairs JII-Ttie Dey er Night SP E CIA L P A IN T S A a B CONTXACTOXB t b so room home, I bethe. Fla. room. Itvlng-dlaleg. larg* storage, ea rp o r u near shopping center, p l a y * ground near, t d * moves you In, ( t pay all closing), buys escrow, Ineurenet, etc. Call l l l - t l t t after * p. m. CLASSIFIED INDEX I t — Money W a n t* ! t — L o it A Found I t — fa r in g * A L e a s 1 — Pereensla I I — Ineuranoa 4— Beauty Cara I— Day N u n e rlm *>— School* A Inetruotlooe T4— Kmplsyment Ssrvleoa e—Child Cara Tl— Male Help w anted I — Dee*— Cat*— Pete in— Poultry — Llveeteck Tl— Female Help WaatPd i t — Special Netleaa I I — Mala or Female Help I I —Catering — Food Tl— Balsa Help Wasted I t — Bicycle Repelr* TT— situation Wanted 11— Income Froperty 14— Special Services I I — Buslesss Prop.— Bel* I I —Swlm mlag PaolA I t — It**! Estate W ea le d IT—Jaaitorlal Sorvleae i t — Reel K e n t * Bel* II— Do-It-Yourself I I — Baelneea Rental* I I — Builder* ■uppllea 10— Hardwer* IS— L e u For Hale I t — Farm*—Orovea J l— Home Improvement* I I — Acreage J l — Plumbing l l — House* For Bat* t l — Painting »*— Houses—Sal* nr Rent I t — Well Drltllag IT— House For Rent JO— Air co e d . A Healla s 100— Resort Rental# 11— Radio • Television I #1— Trailer*— Cabin** I t — Photo A Eq ulpmiat 10— Home Appllenco* 1*3— Mobile Hem**—Sal* 11— Mueloal Inetrumeota l o t — Mobil* Homes— Rent l o t — Trailer Ppece— Rent 33— Dullness Eq ulpmeel 101— Trailer Lot*— 8*1* 11— Job Printing 101— Apartments For Real J l—Upholstery l o l — Room* For R e s t 12— Vacuum Cleaoere l i e — Hotel Rooms JT— Moving A Storage 1)3— Rental Agente II— Et term ln atori d — I'lente — Feeds — Seeds 111— Wanted Te Real 111— Auto* For Halo t o — Mlsc. For Sal* 111— Autos— Sal* or Trad* I I — Article* For Iteat I I I — Trucks For Sal* I t —(Iwap ur Exchanga 110— Automotive Service I I — Wanted T e Buy H i — Scooters A Cycles >1— Furniture For Sale 113— Boeta A Motors I*— Antiques For Sals 111—Marie* Supplies I t — Money Te L o u I #— Bullosas Opportunities F tom Cantrscttne Repntre FREE ESTIMATES It. L HARVEY I tt nanford Ave._______ i H - l l l i 95. H ourm For Sale large I#t K H jk ___________ I I M I I ) 11.50 Per Inch (Minimum larbaa lifer SICK ROOM NEEDS Wheel Chairs. Walker*. Cent* A Crutch** for rent or eat*. Preicrlptlone at L o w * * t Price e. Discount to people over #1 A all Service Person net. Check eu r price*. The Herein trill net aposolblo fop WEEKEND T ELEV ISIO N CO L I I Hold Your OwnSaleWith HERALD Want-Ads ■ BALK W. W A R N E R Realter *«l * J | r V Ave-______ 013818 FOR SALE on T R A D E : Mod­ ern t bedroom A Carport*, only le.llft. Trad* I I . too Equity for anything o f equal value A taka over email monthly payments. 111-70It. NICE HOME. 1 4 Acre., Imrg* chicken houie, JJ2-I0K. g J BEDROOM. I H bath, Ig*. fenced yard. Country Club Height*, Lake Mary Road. H I Exeter. A**um* Mtg. A I I I mo. JIJ-MtX. PA RK RIDGE— Itla-OIVIYION J Bdrm.. 1 Blh.. Entry Foyer, Family Room. Breakfast Bar. Built • In Kitchen. Central Heat, Double Oarage, c i t y Sewer, l it ,to o , Open Daily. Evenings f t t - I T l t . $I(S DOWN a J R R . tO x IT FI*. I i n . T e r .w Floor*, Kit. equip. |(T mo. pey* all. HELMLY RBALTT, Offlca In Village Melt, N. Or­ lando. 111-1(41, night* I I I JIT*. I l l * Palmetto Ave., KIIA A P ­ PROVED li n e DOWN, seller will pay rio tin g cost, on tlile very com fort able I Bedroom home with hardwood floors, tiled beth, enclosed porch A fenced, abid ed lot. Full price le only 11,500 with monthly peymente ttt, I n clu d in g # ■vrrylhlng. Exclusive! Seminole Realty 1*01 Park Avenue JJ3-11II anytime NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. Im­ mediate occupancy, | Badroom, m bath, weeded let. oedded town. Inquire At eu r new o ffice LMN Enterprise*. Inc., l i e Lon gw oo d Plate. I Ml. South on 1T.IJ. Call e a t - A lect l l t - J I U . * MODERN COUNTRY HOME Our rarest offe rin g — hgn everything: edge o f town, big lot, modern tbreugheuL a bedrooms, superb klteben, J bathe, J utility ruome, dou ­ ble c a rp o rt, extremely at­ tractive Inelde and uoL Pric­ ed al 113.### with IIS* down ..end.tio.par SOUTHWARD , Internment A Realty l i t N. Park Ava. tll-ltll 1 BDRM. Masonry hem*, e t cellent send., fenced In tree•haded b e ck yard. Resident­ ial area. L o w down p a y ­ ment. terms, t i l per month, c e l l ltJ.4Vt«. SOLD!' 651 HACKLE-BOILT QUALITY HOMES, >na 87. BualRtaa Raalala OFFICES and Star* Spac* . . . . ■ • ■ f o r d Mobil* Park jy y ^ J J b in d ^ n r ^ n G lie j •0. Lola Far Sato I LARGE LOTS la Dreamwei*. slo ts to high tekeeli title In* suraase; t i e f t fra a t e g e — »»• dawn, |t| moatk. b. li t - Aar Tf, far Sato VA1LARUI after June t, CB Meust, u s e 11 Dew a. «**.** •4111, U , “ » H i t , FA • A U 911*4499 �Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Ph. 322-5612 95. Houses For Sal* 9"). H o u m a For Sale I I mi DOWN, 3 II.Inn.. I batli ] IIKHIIOOM. 1 Hath, Central I h u . Cort.fr Lot, Double h ii u a * , kltchan equipped. Carport*. 3S!*)1I1. Take over payment* o f 171 par month, Include* Tax** a Innuranra. Convanlant lo ca ­ tion. Government owned Homes $100.00 D O W N V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker REALTY O ffic e : 313-3111 Nlghta: s?l-«7i>0 1114 Ui-OHI Park nrlva ATTEN TIO N TRUCKERS! PRICES BELOW INCLUDE FULL RECAP & CASING 8:25x20 9:00x20 10:00x20 10:00x22 ...... ...... ..... ..... $.18.50 $13.50 $50.00 $50.00 3-B12DROOM. I batn. corner lot. 1100 Iman, aaauma Mtg., 1*3 mo. Available May I, Th. 333-3413. 4 IIKIMtiHiM 3 Hath Hum* on a|i|iroxlmat«Iy 4 acre yard. Fenced back yard, aaeortad fruit baartnc traaa. Wall for yard, partial­ ly furnt.hed, w ith e r, dryer, •tova, rafrlgarator, yard tool, dt la w im iu .tr . 111.300 Payton Realty 113-1101 3140 Hiawatha at 17-13 loOVKLY 3 bedroom home. Midi oak floor*. •Hunted on corner with t * o lots. Hat central heat and air. plua well and pump for sprinkler system. ItuilMn rang# ami oven, f 13.<»oo. Can l»e your* fo r 9100 down ami monthly payments of 171 23 including taxet and insurance. Fu rn ­ iture worth several thou*amti o f dollars can ha pur­ chased for only 91.000. STENSTROM REALTY t a la ai to a6 ¥ -lJ “I told you to WALK himl Not mtk* him run for hit lift!" 97. House* For Rent 103. Mobile Hornet. Rent lAHMI A It Hull T H REE Bedroom. I bath, kll chan equip. *70.oo. Call 1123761 It. A William., Il.altor. 1 BEDROOM Trailer on Urge Lake, Adults only. 332-7361. FOR SALE For the Beat Buy In A New or Ratal* lloma. See Stenatrom Ilealty Wa Have The Home For Tou STENSTROM REALTY Open Tonight ’til 9 N A T IO N A L E N P l' I t N I H I I E D 1 hath. 176; I hath, 170; 1 hath, |»n; 1 hath. 8100; 3 hath. llJct; 2 hath. 1160 This F l o r id a Hoorn. fir., llr., llr., Hr., Hr.. llr.. wi t h NO CASH NEEDED! mo mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. no. mo. mo. mo. mo. 8 A N F 0 ,U * AVK' 96. Houses • Sale or Rent HEAL NICE 3 Bdrm.. heat, air co n d . Iga. 1-nt. li s t W. 3rd HI. Amily I »«■*■ 333-7359. 97. House* For Rent « I tot >MH. 3 Lota. Fenced. 1303 Hanford Ava. IIOUHE T n AILE R In Hanford, Air conditioned. Bultahle for couple. 413 mo. 322-03IS or 1746. Fl'IINIHHED 2-bedroom houar Out W. 1st Bt. UO nto. Call 332-4166. Fl'IlN. 2 Bedroom Houar. Adults, no I’ ele, 332-402H. 2 IIEDIIOOM, Concrete Block, large Fla. Boom, good loca ­ tion on 1 4 lota with Hhady Oaka. Partially furnished. Call 332-3460 after 6 pm . 1 BEDR OOM . 3 Hath, t 'n f u r n lahrd. n ic e n e ig h b o r h o o d . E n c losed I ’atlo. 3 Bedroom, I Bath, Furnlihtd, wall to wall carpeting, air conditioned, Nice. 4 ROOM Apt.. I tldrm. 1*0 mo. Call after 4. 323-0114. 196: A id . STATE Scooter, e x ­ cellent condition. 333-91)39. one 1967 FORD H Ton, F loo. like new condition. •11-7931. FURN. 4 Room Oarage Apt. Have tn eee to appreciate. Adults only. No Pete. *«l K. 2n^ Ht. 322-01*1 WII ITK Sleeper Cab 1951. Ph. 322-31*2 after b or •*• at 341* Kim A\e„ Hanford Dial 321-2420 102. Mobile Homes • Sale Bedroom Mobile Home with Cabana. 41 Ft. 2-hedroom, with 33x3 In.ulated cabana room. Com­ pletely furnished with 14 ft. Frost Free 2-donr refrigera ­ tor. Set up on location near Hanford N.A H. Immediate o c ­ cupancy. Only $63 Per Mo. Ideal for Navy family. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 332-3563 Hanford 1-3 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Aw nin g. A Cabanas QIIAI.I 'Y MOBILE HOMER llw r 17-42 H 332-2142 BDRM., Kltchan equipped, 173. nice yard. 332-IIII. 1 IIEDIIOOM. rnfurnlslted. k it ­ chen equip. 37a mo. 3612 Vale Ate. 3:2-3614 after 4 p.m. Fl'IlN. 2 Bdrm. tiouee, clean 4c clnie to ilaae, |4i mo. Phone OPEN EVENINGS 3:2-4241. Sanford. Florida 021-4000 National lUpooseaaloaa lac. t BEDROOM Furn. House. 343 mo. Includes water. 232-4607. KUHN. H o o r n , **m|.private bath, 93o mo. 332-9311. MLCCFINO ROOM. (Itntleman. Palmetto Av# Senkarik Glass and Paint Company IK Magnolia rb . 323-4123 * S3 TR -3 with Radio • Heater, excellent condition. 3:i**4tt 3 BETTER HOME BUYS are to be found dally In th* rlaaelfled eectlun o f The Hanford Herald. It Ft. RUNABOUT Boat. 36 IIP Hea Kins Motor, electric atari, .leerin g wheel, windehleld. Excellent cond. 3396. 322-4*0*. mj!l W IT H T H E SE 204 W. 2nd St. 332-1033 A L L W O R K GUARANTEED U SE D C A R S 64 Thunderbird Usad VWs. 62 Mercury I OFF IN A \ 65 TIGER! O U R TIG ER IS LOOSE A N D H E ’S R E A L L Y R O A R IN ’ ! " 1 ^ ^ -TOUCH TO deolwiti^ ? s® Monlrrey 4 • Dr. Hardtop, Flnlehrd In Light Tan and lielgr, Equipped With V-8 Engine, Cruiaamalir Tranantiaalon, P o w e r Hireling. Power Hrakra, Itadlo and llraler. Alao II*. For Con­ venience and Comfort — I'owrr Seata n n il I'owrr Wlndowa I'lua Fartory Air — A Car With Eye Appeal. NOW ONLY *1695 62 F a l c o n . - ■ ■ v - i A t Chermlet Bel Air 4-Door Redsn, Aulo. ■ ■ Trans.. V-S. Check Thla One Out. Chev. Nomad Wagon. Radio * Heater, Air Cond., Auto. Trana., Eat re Clean. Chevrolet Rlarayne 4 Door, Auto. Traaamlaaion, 8 Cylinder*. 2-Door Hedan, lladio and llrater, Padded Da a h , Clran Kparkllng Finl.lt. Kuna Llko A Hawing Machine, Deep Trradrd Tlrea. NOW ONLY *1195 I f M y IIIV I 61 Mercury PONTIAC LcMANS DELIVERED IN SANFORD (EXCEPT SATURDAY) Freight and Taaee Included Meteor "600" Fordur Se­ dan, E<|uip|H'd With Stan­ dard V-H, Cruleamatlr, Power Blearing and Heat­ er, Finlahed In A Light Green With Gray Vinyl Pattern C l o t h Interior. Thla Car la Iah-bI. Lew Mileage, Earellent Care. NOW ONLY *2650 | I«M IV W *1095 PRICE T H E TIGERS A T 'I B M g | Dodge 2-Door, 8 Cylinder, Htaadard H I Tranamlaalon, One Owner. 2-Dr. Hardtop, V-8, Auto. Trane., R * H, Power Steer., Pnwer Brake*. Grrcnhriar, 6 Cylinder, Automatic Tranumiealon, Healer. 4-Door Hardtop, Conditioning. *3795 You'll be convinced when you try the DODGE BOYSI OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. ’ 1695 63 Chevrolet Impala ’ 1995 63 Chevrolet W agon ’ 1595 62 Ford Galaxie ’ 129 5 61 Cadillac “ 62” ’ 1995 61 Mercury W agon ’ 1095 61 Dodge Dart ’ 79 5 61 Comet ’ 10 9 5 61 Mercury Meteor ’ 1095 61 Plymouth Belvedere ’ 995 61 Falcon 2 - Door ’ 79 5 61 Tempest Custom ^ 95 60 Mercury Monterey ’ 895 60 Mercury W ag on ’ 995 60 Comet Sedan ’ 6 95 60 Mercury Sedan 995 4-Speed. Radio and 2-IIoor, V-8. Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and llraler. 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Days — 1,000 Mllea Oa All El 8 P .M . TONITE! Bporte "4" — llrater. 9200 • $300 Down 940 • 960 Month 322-1835 O P E N U N T IL 64 Triumph Convertible AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Complete Selection I t 's Thru 64's So. Hwy. 17-11 Saaferd, Fla. SPRING SELLING SPREE! NOBODY - BUT NOBODY BEATS HUNT'S PRICES Cream Of The Ford Line. Thla Car Equipped W i t h Every Optiunal Avalleblr In 1881 — Even A Flaahlng Light When The Door la Open­ ed. A Low-Milrage Car and Locally Owned. NOW’ ONLY Ellinor Motor Co. JUST DRIVE DOWNTOWN TO HUNT’S USED CAR LOTI SATURDAY AFTERNOON T IL 5 P.M. 2507 SO. P A R K •alee — Parts — Servlet Factory AuthorUed Dealer N O N E E D TO D R IV E TO O R L A N D O ! It FT. r iy w o n d Boat. 36 III Evlnrud*. 1376. 332-6919. w / (Hast i ope Heat Covera auio 115. Auto* For Snle • Sedans • Hard Top* • Convertibles • Station Wajrona -2-3 IIEDIIOOM. 163.1133. Lot Included. HANFOIID MOBILE PAIlK. 2616 h. Orlando Hr.. 333.1430. M 1 our EVINRU DE Dealer ISI 6-2 R. tat. l'h. 332-6911 Temporary 1-ocatlon EVERY N IGH T Lets Do Bus iness Together Gatowajr T o Th * W a te rw a y Robson Sporting Goods AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ROOMS for Men. 401 Meanotla. 133-0730. R E A L ESTATE BROKER . J U i | - | i e l » ! » -Assnrtate- - ■ tV IL L A M A E I'BOKOHCII 333-7174 D ay 332-OH6 Nlghla 3 17 KL W H I T E Plb ars la ta Can«*a with complete sailing rla. Purchased new In 1941. Price ft»r i’ l n o # A all etpilpmrnt liit liit!! mk i*«r Top l*arrlrr, paddle, anchor, #lc. 9210. 322-0549 to *ee. GHIA 101. Mobile Homed - Rent JOHN SAULS AGENCY tonally built. 2 month* nlil, 9 4i or lif il of fe r. New Auto * Volt llattery. 3:2-7 iiT . 110. Automotive Service 108. Room* For Rent vw REALTY 145* HI'A Ill'll A FT, I 34x1. 323-1410. FURN. Apt. 332-3*00. 1436 CHEVRO LET Wagon, cyl. clean. 333-3146. 121. Boats & Motor* TT7 7 “ T i t h i n i c " " •■ 118. Truck* For Snle FERN. DUPLEX. I Bdrm.. rodecorated. 346 mn., lA ka Jeesup. Call 323-7646 after 4:30. STENSTROM 2546 Park Dr Bolt McKKK t'SEI* CABS NO MONEY DOWN *01 Fren.-h Ava. 3:3-0731 APTS., clean and nicely fu r­ nished. Duplea, 1203 Elm, 140 . 114 Elm. 340 - upper. 141 • I d Magnolia. 310. Ph. 641.1347. STEAL '^POSSESSION1 104. Trailer Space • Rent Houses For Rent 2 2 3 3 3 1 121. Scooter* & Cycle* AVALON APARTMENTS Il< W. 2nd St . S33-341T tlU k a ih TOO MUCH BOOM? Rant through - F o r Rant" ado. Oat TRA ILER LOTH. Sanford Mo­ extra Income' 333-3130 bile Park, 3611 S. Orlando Dr. !S4* Park 233-1130. 3 BDRM.. Lge. Living Room. LA'-CIK. SE W , Cuemm-bullt Range. Plnecreat Area, liou. home. Ilolllng Illlla llolf 344-3321, 123 Shannon Drive. 106. ApartmentM for Rent Cnur.e, San Landn For Infnrmatlnn call 133-3371. RAVENNA PAR K. I Bedroom, I S hath, 1116 mo. 141-1131 FURN. APT., 2200 Mellonvllle. after 4 p. m. APT., Suitable for gentleman o r couple, rrlvata entrance A bath. 2443 8. Elm. 323-3307. 3S4S PA ItK DRIVE Ph. 133-3430 IUIZ h , '»****,*•. HOMES 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Auto* For Sale 3 BDRM. Furn. A p t . water In­ cluded. 143. 2::-063T. 1163 FORD SKTLtNKR. retractable hardtop, radio, heat­ UNFUItN. 3 Bdrm Duplex. er. power steering, needs Kitchen Equip. 322-537 1. tranemlealnn 3346 Ph. 3336117 or see at 134 Garrison 1 BDIIM A P T . Furn *»o. 717 Dr. E. Church Ht .. Long wood, Ph. I3I-I3I3. '69 RAMBLER. * oo o r Sedan, Real clean A new tires. FURN. Apt. Clots In. Jlmmte 3371.00 Cowan. 323-1013. SANFORD 6IOTOR CO 322-43*2 VVELA.x A APARTMENTS l i t 300 French Axe > \ First Ht. '64 FALCON 2-door hardtop, 4speed. Cobra equipped. 1200, EFF. APT. private hath, suit­ aaeume p>mte. For appoint­ a ble for Couple or flngle ment. 322-4343 b efore 6, person. Ideally located down­ 333-3331 after I Pm. town. Inquire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store. 211 62. ' 6* CHEVRO LET 4-door Hard­ lat top A*-*, automatic, 1600. Ph. 333.701: 111 W EEKLY.. 3 room Apt. Util furn. 301 B. 6th. 332-336!. 1461 O LP 8 MOBILE 91. 4 door Sedan, good running con di­ TH R E E Rdrm. furn. Apt. 1703 tion. A'alde* Hotel, Mre. Bur­ Magnolia. 333-333I. 135. ton. Th. 333-13(1. APARTMENTS. Hanford .Mobile Perk. 3616 H. Orlando D r, 1(63 air conditioned Triumph aedah. radio A heater. Muet 373-1930. sail. Sea at 1611 Elliott Axe. 3 BDRM Furn. Apt |66. 2031, E. li s t Ht Robert A. Wit- 1966 - CHEVROLET. 1 door, exceptionally go od ahape. Th. Heme 332-3461. 322-6730 after 3:00 p.m. FURNISHED Apt., with Air conditioned bedroom. 1 * 6. I l l '40 FORI* Beach Buggy, <«•'. 323-59*9. K. Ith Ht. 323-67*4 1401 S Park Ava. 371 i n : anytime 405 W. FIRST ST. 322-0651 Jeep 1982 bal. 039 *54 Cadillac 0397 bal. 910 'M Dodge 0597 bal. 029 9119 bal. I 8 *50 Cher. 0591 bal. 029 *57 Chev. 0199 bal. 022 *57 Dodge 0691 bal. 031 *57 Buick *58 Chev. 0697 bal. 032 0596 bal. 031 *58 V.W. 0499 bal. 024 *58 Che?. 0787 bal. 039 *59 Ford 0586 bal. 029 *59 Opel 0782 bal. 037 *59 Ford 0599 bal 032 *59 Cher. '59 Kenuatt 0387 bal. 016 *59 Fiat 0499 bal 021 *60 Corralr 0681 bal. 032 *60 Valiant 0597 bal. 031 *60 Kami*. 0693 bal. 032 *60 Falcon 0697 bal. 036 *60 Ramb. 0891 bal. 038 *53 Ford 0399 b a l.»1 5 '57 lie Koto 0199 b a l.o io *58 Olda 0102 bal. 013 *58 Chev. 8399 bal. Oil '58 Mercury 0199 bal. 011 ’S3 Chryaler 090 bal. 0 0 Accept Trade-Ins! By Nadine Seltzer Seminole Realty TIRE SUPPLY BANK April 23, 1965— Pape 5-A sr.Vt’ I U l . Out.land ing S a 1 tladroom llrn.aa available In all Areaa ot Sanford. Let ua Show you Around! TOE ABOVE PRICES CARRY A ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE! McROBERTS frralb SW E E T IE PIE Check This Onel JIM H U N T #attforb $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Selection o f I. I, and < Bedroom. located In varloua Se.tlona o f Sanford lmmadtata Belleerr MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR 8br N O N E E D TO D R IV E OUT A N Y H IG H W A Y ! Full Powrr, Air 4-l)r. Commutrr Sta. Wag., V-8, Auto. Trana., K 4k II, I'/S, P/U. 4-Door Pioneer, V-8 Engine, Auto­ matic Tranamlaalon, Healer. 2-Door, 6-Cylinder, Automatic Tranamillion, Radio and Heater. 2-lloor, V-8 Engine, Automatic Tranamiaalon. Radio and llraler. 4-Door, V-8 Engine, Automatic Trana* Rilaaion, Power Steering, Heater. 6 Cylinder, Stick Shift, Radio and Heater. 4-Door, Automatic Tranamlaalon, R t« dlo and llraler. 4-Door, V-S Engine, Automatic Trans* miaalon, Heater. 4-Dr. Commuter, V-8 Eng., Auto. Trana., P /8, P/B, Air Cond., R A H . 4-!lo»r, 6 Cylinder, Stick Shift, Radio and llrater. 4-Door, 8-Cyllndrr Engine, Power tarring,. Pow**>- llrakeo,- R -A -II.------ 59 Mercury W agon 4-Dr. Commuter Sta. Wag., V-8, Aulo. Trana., K A II, I'owrr Steer., I'/B. 59 Oldsmobile “ 88” 4-Door llardlup, Auto. Trana., RAH Power Steering, Power lirakea. 59 Edsel Hardtop 8-Door, V-8 Engine, Automatic Traaa. miaalon. Radio and Heater. 58 Buick Super 4-Door Hardtop, Conditioned. Full Power, Air ’ 79 5 ’ 895 ’ 595 ’ 695 JUST CHEAP TRANSPORTATION PACKARD HARDTOP N Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heater. 15 OLDSMOBILE WAGON 4-Door Station Wagon, Aulomatlc Tranamiaalon, I’owrr Hirering, Power Hrakra, Radio and Heater. HARDTOP M FOHD Z-|ioor, V-s, Automatic Trauamlaalon, Radio and Hraler. '7 M Q f CHRYSLER 4-DOOR Chevrolet Bel-AIr, 4-Door. 8 Cylinder, l| | | | | Aulo. Trane., Deautiful One Owner Car. I * * - FORDOH W FOH1) Cylinder. • C; U SE D C A R S F IS H E R M A N ’S SP E C IA L FROM 'I B MERCURY SEDAN Door, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Air, Power Steering, Power Brakea R A H . *245 53 DODGE FOUR-DOOR Y ou’ll Save Money A n d Be Happier In A ‘65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. ’72.72 !^*| B U I C K I H O LLER S OF S A N F O R D Seminole County Motors TIIE LOT WITH THE O.K. QUALITY CARS 1801 W. lat St. — B u ford "Exctltait Servtca Too** Phone 122*0614 301 W E S T F IR ST ST. 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-0711 Strlckland-Morrisou Ford, Inc. Or MI 7-2330 1501 W E S T FIR ST ST. 2507 8<i. Park Ph. 322-0861 322-1411 W. Park 614-8818 HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. D O W N TO W N SANFORD CORNER PALMETTO ft COMMERCIAL �t Episcopal Baptist' Adventist T U B tR U RUTH-P A T ADVENT 1I T CHUHCH Cernar Tth A Elm J. L Mara h a l t --------------- r at tor REE V IC E ! SATURDAY— Rubbuth Uchool H I# a. m. W arch Ip Barrlca _ 11 :M a. m. W a d a n d a F N l«h» P ray er ■arrlea — T it ! P- w . ewBitr ewuRcw FIR I T BAPTIST CHTTBCM III Park Aranua r. B. Chauea M orning W orahlp Bundar Behaal — H ornin g W arahlp _ T rain in g Dnlan — B ran ln g W arahlp W ad. P rayer la r r le a Methodist Paator a m. 1: 41 a m. 11 tM a m. d i l l a ta T ill a "•* T ill A *■ Church S t r u t , L on gw oed Fr. C harlM W . Stewart, Jr. V ica r H o ly C tm m unlea _ S:M a m. F a m ily Barvia* A CIsaacs ,, . 1:11 a m. CWBTBT METHODIST CHURCH Bunlsnd Estates Citrus H eights R lv , Charles B. H o g g „ P a stor Church School _____ 1:41 A m. Morni ng W o n h l p ___11:44 a i a M T P ---------------------- - 4:11 p. m. Eve. W o r s h i p ____T:H a m. W ed. Prayer Bsrvle* 7:11 p.m. B O L T CROSS 441 A Park A v a F r. L r t f D. Sapor. Raatar H o ly Com munion . . 1:11 a m. F am ily Bsrvle* and Sunday School I.-M a m. M orning Prayar ( P i n t Sunday — Maly C im m u a lia 11:44 a m. Southern Methodist Alliance CHRISTIAN M tU tO W A RT a l l ia n c e c h u r c h 1411 P ark A r c at 14th SL E a r. C lifford B. Harrod, F a lte r Huadar teh ool ------ t i l l a. m. W a n h lu Serrie# — lit * * a. m. E ven in g W arahlp _ T ill p. m. A lliance Tenth Patlawahlu (Tuea.) t it * P- m. B LD E R BFRINOB BAPTIST Old Orlando I I at Haatar A » a B. H am lltoa O rlffla _ Paator Buadar Bchoal _ _ M4I a m. M orning W orih lp — f i n d a m. T raining I7nlan — d il l a a * B ran lng W arahlp __t i l l a ■». FIR S T SOUTHERN M ETHODIFT CHURCH B o s u n 's Club B uilding I I I Oak A v a D urw ard H. k n i g ht J r . Paster ■ u n d er Bchoal ____ |:tS a i a E pw erth L e a g u e 1 :1 1 p. m. W orsh ip B o r v lo o t : l t p. m. iv e y e r Barrlau------ f i l l »> m. Christian A ssem bly O f God riN E C n C B T AM E M B LT o r OOD CHURCH Car. ITU uad Elm K. M. Wilder ----------—.P a s t e r Bunder Behaal ----** M orning W arahlp — 11:41 a. m. E can lng Warahlp — T ilt p. m. T eeth Barr. (Bun.) - *iM p. m. M ld-W aak Barr. (W a d.) - f i l l p. SL Baptist CEN TRAL BAPTIST CHURCM Car. 14th BL A Oak Ara. s a i l im tth . - ------- - : . r *lt l r Buadar Behaal ------ };•• *• »• M arking W arahlp — l l i » * a. re. T r a la la g U ualaa — 1)41 a m. E n a l a g Barrlca — — 1:41 p. m. Wad. Prayar Barrlca T ill A H uriarr Opau W T R R ----------------------ft* * »• ■ B uadar R ita B roadcast WEBTBTDE BAPTIST I lk BL A ta k a R. K la g Buadar Behaal MtBBtONART CHURCH H o » r Ara. ................ Paalar ------ !•:•• a m. M o n lu g Warahlp — 11:44 a. m. ■ re u tu g W arahlp — f : M a « l W adaaadar . P rarer Barrlca — f t dl PP1H ECREIT B A P T1IT CHURCH O aora Road M oru las W o n h lp . 11 tM u. » . Bundar Behaal - 1:41 a. m. T ra la la g U a l a a ------ di l l a *>• B ra cin g W arahlp _ 1:11 a m. W a d Offloara A Teacher* H attin g .............. — III* A a JORDAN HlBSIONAItT BAPTIST CHURCH M i l W . rtra t s tr a it Bandar Behpal — 1 *;** a m. M a m in s W orahlp — II tM a is . Blbla Study (B u n der) f lM ptn. ■ v a n g e llslls Barriaa f:M a to. W ad. Prayer Meat — f tM p. m. Bill S t e p h a n a -------------Paator A Cordial W elcom e ta A ll Free Methodist P I R t T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DIPCIPLRB OP CH RIST HIT a. B anfird A t a 1L V irn a a Fuller Bunder Bchoal ------ 1:41 A m. M o ra le s W o n h lp . U :M A m. F R B B METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th St. anB Laurel Ave. R a r. L. H. X otloy ___ _ Paator T llsp h o n s : l l t - T I l l SunJsr Bchoal ____ 1:41 a m. M orning W orship _ 11:41 a m. K vsnlng W orship _ T:*i p. m. W i t F ray sr l i r r l t o T:l* A m. Church O f Christ CHURCH O F CH RIST l i l t Park Arenua Bert Brawn - ....... B ra a g e lla t Bundar Blbla Btudr ,--------- 1I:M A m. M a m in s W arahlp _ It i l l a m. B ranlng Barriaa — d i l l p, m. Sea ••Herald o f Truth** l p . m . Bundar an Channel I Tuesday Ladles Bible Clean . 1:11 A m. Man'a Claas — ------ T ill p. m. W adnasdiy Blbla C U M ---------- fiM A bl Lutheran oood LUTHERAN CHURCH 1**4 A Orlando D rlr# / Hsry. IT -lt ) Saaford, F lorida llt -T I ll T h e R ar. J, O ordoa P a a r y , Faster ■ under Behaal _ _ 1:11 a m. M orning W archtp l l i l l a. m. Com m union— F irst Sunday la Each Month B ln d o rg a rto a and K urucry CHURCH O F CH RIST a n n oy * Ralph Brawar Jr. B ra a g llla t Blbla I c h o o l ----------Itl* a m. M orning W orship _ 1:11 a m. K cn lng W orahlp _ I I I ! p. m. Wed. Prayar Barriaa l it * A as. PAOLA CHURCH Ob' CH RIST H lth w ay 4* W aal Morrla Ruby — Braagaltad Bible C U m ______ U :I4 a m. M orning W arship — II tM a m. E vening W o n h lp — d i l l A *■ Blbla Claeeaa Wad. . f i l l a «a Christian Science PIK ST CHURCH OF CH RIST SCIENTIST I I I Bast Becond Btraat Sunday Barrlca A ■under Bebaol ------ tt:M a m. Subject: "P robation A fter limit" W ednesday Berrien - C M p. m. llr -d ln g Room : H I W . F irst W s e n d e r s : 11:11 e.m.— 4:10 p m. Church O f God O AK LAW N BAPTIST CHURCH 1741 Country Club Road Bpauaund by FI rat Baptlat Church B ar. R. T. B a r r e t t ----- - Paator ■ u n ity ic h o o l —.—a 9:41 *« nu W o n h lp F orrloo _ IItie a m. T ru lh lu s Union — *t*l A ">• B ra n ln g W orship — T ill p. m. W i i Prayer la r r . — T ill a a CHURCH o r OOD lin d A French U H. A l f o r d ---------------- paator Bunder School — 1:41 A m. Morning W orship — II it* a. m. K vengellello Barr. — 1:1* p. as. Fam ily N lshl Barrlca T. P. B. Wad. ------ T ill A **• OSTEEN B A PTIST CHURCH H W T. 414 P A 111*1111 B ir . Joeh L o n g -------- - P a itor ■under School ------ l i n o a ro. M orning P ir v lii — I t :*• a m. T rain in g U n io n ------ 1:1* p- m. B r in in g P irrleu ItlO a » * W id n n d a y H iilln g it O rg a n is a tio n _ 1:11 A » * P ran r — —— ft** A a Chair . . . - ------- Stl* a ■ “ CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECT t i l l Rim Aranua R ar. Robert W e l c h ------ Paator Bundar School ......— 1:41 A m. W orahlp Barrlca __ H l t l a m. K naelUtla B a r r .__T ill a m. T u ader: Blbla Training ------ f i t l A * . Thuradayi Y oung People Barriaa T ill p.m. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF TH B NAZARENE W . Jnd BL a t Maple Ave. Paul R iches _ _ _ _ _ P astor Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a is . M orn la g W a r a h lp __11:11 a m. Y outh H our .. _ _ _ 1:11 p. i a E van gelist!* Barrto* Ti l l p m. M ld -W a ik Bsrvle* ( W i g ) _ T;M p ns. Th ird Sunday S in g ly ir g tla s —_ M l p u Ev*r thought shout that word — its deep, stirring metuiingT We atart out rb part of r family. And even though we know we era ''little” it doesn't matter. We are part of the family—that's important. And what we will become—the family ii looking out for that! Then one diy we are grownups. And again we are part of t family. But now we are "big.” Oh «o bigl For whit the real of Uie family will be­ come—that depends on us! How important a part did the Church play In your transition from being Tittle to being big? Well, in this free land, the chances are good that you grew up apirJtualiy a* well as physically. But, even If you didn’t—lt*« not too late! Not only can you see your children off to a free and fine education, but you can coni* with them to church . . . where the "little** and the "big" learn of GOD . . . when the truth of Chriat'o teaching guldea the destiny of THE FAMILY. O fjn tk t JIM JCfuSmAAm uRr ttrwirm, lo t, Mittha* 11iH-M « t y > •» crtT? + Wednesday I Corinthian* Oalitiaiw 14:1 M l 0:11-24 14:10-21 4:1-10 <Si2? t THE CHUftCH WOK A U , ALA. FOR THE CHURCH <st2? t ■» Fridiy + <St2> t Iphaslint 1:1141 <S$2? t <Si2? Pentecostal 141*" H erbert W . S o a r s ! ------P a ito r Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. W orship S i r v l n — 11:11 a m. K la d irg u rtta s a d N u n cry The Church li the grM tiit b r i o « earth tor the building of cheractw and good citiirnehip. It la a atom bouM of spiritual velum. Without a •dong Church, neither democracy nor civilisation can survive. Thera ata four aonod reasons why every person should attend mrvicM regu­ larly and support the Chunk. They arc: (1) For hi* own aaki. (2) For hie children's s e ll. (1) For tba sake o f his community and nation. (4) For the sake of tba Church itMlf, which needs his motel and material lupport Flan to go la church regularly sad l*ad jour Blbla daily. Thursday Tuesday I Caeinthlm <sj2? t LU TH E RAN CHURCH O P T H B R BD BBM B R H I W . I lt h Plaea “T h e ch u rch * f tha Lutheran H ou r" and T V "T h l* U U * Methodist PIRB T M B T H O D irr CHURCH 411 Park A v a R a r. R obert M. Janklaa, Paator M orning W o rih lp _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday Bchoal ------ 1:41 a m. M orning W o rih lp _ l l : S l a m. M T F M illin g s «:I| y. UL. <lBt|rmidlatA Binlor) B n a l a g W arship _ 1:11 p. m. . F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH O F LONOWOOD I l l O range Strait R iv . B. Ruth O raat _ P a rtly Sunday School - H ;M a m. M orning W o n h lp _ l l i l l a m. Sunday B vanlag _ Ti l l p m. Wed. Blbla Study _ T ill p as. Conquerors M eeting F rid a y t i l l p m. Presbyterian O BN BTA METHODtBT CHURCH Rov. w . B. TImma — P astor Bunday S c h o o l----------1:41 a m. M orning gorrleoa — 11:44 a m. C hoir Fraetleo Wed. T :l l p m. Every O ne W ilaum A F IR S T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Santord, FI a Oa k A v a * Ird S t O r o n r C. Sow oll Jr. — Paator E dga r W . Smith Jr. A ssistant Paator Chureh S c h o o l______ t i l l A m. Sioaton H osts ------ 11:41 a i a M oralng W o n h lp _ H :l| a i a Floaaar F allow ih lp . I ;H p a ■snlor HI F ellow sh ip 1:11 p m. E rs a ln g W o n h lp _ Ti l l p m. Wad. P ray er M aatlag t :ld p m. O RACB MBTMODIBT CHURCH Onora R d , At W oodland A v e . Rev. John H Hlroa J r , Paator Churoh School — 1:41 a ba Morn la g W arahlp — !1 ;M a m. M TP ■ . d:M A » COVENANT P R E IR Y T E R 7A N ITT! South Orlando D rive Thom as H. M s k l u ------Puator W arship - 1:04 a m. Church Bchoal _ 11:14 a m. '.Vs. M indly A ch PTRBT CHURCH OP TH E NAZARENH Lab* Mary, F lA R ar. W , L. H olcom bA P a ito r Buaday 1:41 a m . ------ Bible Behest 11:11 A m . — M orning W o n h lp 1:01 p i a — B ra n ln g Service T:0I p m. _ W * 1 M ld-W o*k Prayer Barrlcia 1:14 P- m. _ L ast W ed. M ias, lo a e ry B erries '* 1:7-14 t g jg » <3j 2? ■The Following Sponsors M ake This Church Notice A n d Directory P age PossibleGREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford ART BROWN " P E S T eONTROLCELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Ssnford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employaaa BETTY CASS Injursncs Hwy. 17-92, CsiMl berry, FU. ----------H A R R E L L * TEVERLY---------AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 2Cth S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. 1st, S t, Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS o f AMERICA Southern Bell Telephone Employees Local No. 8108 HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON A CO., INC, Oviedo, Florida . -HGRNEJW STRreUTORSrINC.-------------------- W S H N O L B -M D C * - Nursing & Convalescence Residence Hwy. 17-92, Sanford 800 South Bay Ava., Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. l i t S t , Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L» Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. HodgW aad Stott COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Stoma and Employaaa A. DUDA * SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Stott HILL LUMBER * HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employaaa PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Witooo and Staff kNTE. INC. IN L. D. PLANTE, Oviedo,, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees 8TENSTR0M REALTY Herb Stanatrom ta d Stott STATE FARM INSURANCE Comnantos Irvine L Pryor and Stott BOB'S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallistar Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. and Stott WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mra. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Stott WINN DIXIE STORES and Employaaa -S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y B APTIST SaUaak Baptist Church, Orlada C a s u a l Baptlat Church, t i l l Oak A rt. Ckuluata Flrci kaptU t Ckurck C ku lu rt* Baptlat Mlaslaa ■Ida* Springe Baptlat Church, 441 Lehman HA F lret Baptlat Church, 411 Park Ara. Friendship RapUat Church g f AlUm usit* S g r lr g f BA. 444, A 1tamo at* B prlsgs rtra t Baptlat Church * ( b a k e r y P lral Baptist Church *< Oauara P i n t Baptist Church ut Lake Mury F irst Bupllat Church, u ( Luke Haurue F irst BapUat Church a l Luagw acd, Oar. SL A m 'i C ath olic Church, Farahlug Piece, D aBarr SL K a r r M acdaU n* Cathella Church, Malt* U n d A r c A ltam on te M r l i n Ch r i s t i a n OakUwa Bautin C ha act, 1741 W. M lb BL Oitaau ttaptlai Church Flnacraat B aplln Church, t i l W. Onora R i Fralrli Luka B afllal Church, Ridge ltd. Fare Fark Prograaa HlMlenery BautUt Church, Mid war kaeeud Uhllah Mleal*aery BautUt Church. Nluth * iliek err rtra t c h r la tlM Church, !I*T i . Sanford A r t . C on grega tion a l C hrlttlaa Church, 14*1 F ork A n . N orthcU * Chrlctlaa Church, F U i U h Uavaa O r , M aitland church Church o r Church Church Church church n s w ir s m u 1 , v r .s r t .s s r Church Church C hurch Church tin W. Iitk st tint Churah FU fM t Fun u iulu**4**!r*"■ e p ilc t C h u n k , Orlada L s n Smstharu Baptlat Mlaalaa, C h als*ta Mlaalaaary B a ptist Church North Rd. MMMau Baptlat at at of at Oak, Ond. Ood, O o4 or OOO I I I H ickory IIM h Franck O rl*4 o Mleelaa, BatorprHa EPISCOPAL ch u n k StpulusOUn SupuTt Churah. a a u eva H w y. ML O llru Mlaslauury k aptlct Church, Sun l o a d s Spr in g* B A , L*ugw u*d c h r is t ChrlaL t i l l S. F o rk A to. o f Chrlct, Oauaua at ChrUt, L oa gw ood o f Chrlat, F acia rfrat*B a*tlSt^Jhurah a t O rlada Mp m SShUs or C h u n k u l th e n a tiv ity . Lake H arp A ll Scale C atcall* ch uroh , i l l o u k A rc. Ram us CdlkuUu Msau, Bpcrtam aua a u k Ckuluutk AU Salute e p is co p a l Church B. D aBarr A n - B stararlae ChrUt Rplauopel Church. U u y w a i t A ll B u lnu Kptcoopal, E ctarprlo* Over brash Aacanalau Luthuruu Church, Ovtrhruuk D r , Cucaalharry O o a i IhaphacU United Luthers. I I M l OrlauUo Dr. Lutharu* Churoh o f th e M I M M r , l i t W . M th rtacu Messiah Luthuruu Church, A m arines Laglaa ‘ Prairie Lake, Mall. Prulrla Luka, Fern r e r u Fark Furk ■L Lukaa Lutharuu Church, R L 4M Stevie METHODIST R a ru ttt Mamarlal M atbedlet Church, E D enary A r t , Ratarurlao Rear La ha MuthadUt ch u r c h Ralhal A.A4.C- Church. Cuuuau H eight* Caaaaltwrrr C t u n m l l r M ethodic! Church. H e r . 17-11 * F in er R id ge K d , caiaath drrr lit B arr C o m m e n t* MaUudlad Church W . H ig h la n d * D aB arr Chrlat M ethodic! Church Ruulaad Butatec r i m Mathadiat Church, l i t r u r k A r c rtra t M athadUl Church o f Ocladu rtr o t U ouU ara MuthadUt Church W om an's Cluh M l Oak A rc. Frau M cthcdM l Church, l i t W . d lk BA. O enevu Method Iat Church, a ca e ca O raca Mathadiat Church. O der* t i Q raat Chapel A R E Church. O r Iado O ak grova Mathadiat Church, Oclada Oataaa M a ih a d in Church P aala W aatayaa Mathadiat, a t 44 w . a t r e a l* BL Jama# A .M .B . Saafard A ra. SL M ary’ s A.M.B. Cbsrak S t B L 411 Odladu SL P eers Mstkudlat O k u r u h Ouiuua ■ A Cuturprtaa S ta fford M a a a rte l Mathadiat C h a r a k B D tB ary H ASARRK B P i n t Churafc e l U* ta d i t Maple Fans P a rk Churah *1 U* O 'B rlca R d . Peru Park L ak e M ary O karch t l th e Musurasu P R R S B IT R R lA M _ ----------------- D A T A D V B K T in P a ra il Lake Sarauth-day Advautlat Church, H w y. 414. Furaat C ity Saraath-duy A draatlat Church. M aitland A r c . A l lam ent* sprtaga — ‘ daraatk -d ay A draatlat ... OTM FB CMOBOMBS A llan 's A.M.R. C h u n k . 041 vc g llt h Church u ( O od In CbrlaL Ovladc ChuluuU Ccm m uulty Church Churah u l C M a f P n p h u cy . M U a im A' Churah cr owd Mtwice. Batarpria* Ch,»rah a t Jean* Christ t L a tter D •alula, S ite P ark Ara. C cm m ca lty Chapal. A lla m c a u S p rlcg c B a s ta n O rU adax Churah, SL Johns Chi uoatom Chapel, Hwy. IT -lt, Peru Furk Congregation Balk Israel, n t h * Megan W * k I s t R . ' ChrUL Sciential. B M A n a Mall a l Jchorah'u W ltu aw U k u M a cro* UulL l i l t W. Third SL Firm F C .U W *U I C h u n k ut Lu ugw ccd l , M C u es try Cluh C h u n k . O ak b Fiaearaat Acram bly * f O o d l l t h a Kim BsututV AJliaua* C h u n k . 14*1 S. Furk A ---------------lia s a t J ch e ru b 's w A « y . u * a. m s sl U sU y c h u n k a t S p slu H , I H B. U t SL �1, f w * * I.oring Burgess. president of th e Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce, has Issued the following state­ ment: '•The membership o f the J , s Seminole County Chamber of Commerce aalutes Chief Roy Williams, Chief Mack Cleve­ land and Director of Public Works Syd RiChnrd for their -10-plus-yeara of outstanding service to the citizens o f this community. “ Their many years of faith­ ful dedication to Sanford are unparalleled in this or any other area of Florida. May the record o f these men for­ ever be a challenge and In­ spiration to others." • • • Those B-lTs will be famil­ iar eights in the skiee over Seminole County during the next few weeks. Jim Haley, o f the U.S. Department of Agriculture, snys they expect to cover 4,000 acres an hour in their aerial fight on the fire ant. They will be Dying just above the trees because the lower the better — for them. There are 208.320 ac­ res to be covered in Seminole County. • • • • A new recreation area Is going up just outside Han­ ford. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad is developing an nrca near its offices on Per­ simmon Avenue. • • Sanford said goodbye to Florida Navy League and the Capt. James O. Mayo today at armed forces committee of the a Joint civic club luncheon at­ Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. tended by an overflow crowd One, a plaque presented by at the Civic Center. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., of the The commander of Reconn­ armed forces committee, was aissance Attack Wing One, an “ award of special merit." Naval Air Station, is leaving It bore the inscription: Sanford Tuesday to become "Award of special merit pre­ commanding officer of the sented to Captain James O. USS Xantahala out of Norfolk, Mayo in recognition and ap­ Va. preciation of outstanding ser­ Captain Mayo was presented vice to his country and this several gifts by the Central community." Andrew Carraway, of the armed forces committee, also presented Mayo with a color Polaroid camera; Dr. W. Vin­ cent Roberts, president of the Central Florida Navy League, gave the Captain a scroll and Robert llrssrrer, secretar y, presented a handsome silver pitcher. Resolutions c o m m e n ding Captain Mayo for his service to the community were read by Acting Mayor A. L. Wil­ son of Sanford, chairman John tween personnel of the wing and the citizens of Seminole County," Housholdcr said. The Chamber's resolution In­ vited Captain Mayo and his wife June, to return to Semi­ nole County to live upon the Captain's retirement. Copies of the resolution were forwarded to Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitxe and Adm. David D. McDonald, chief of Naval Operations. Captain Mayo responded to the gifts and resolutions with Alexander of the Seminole County Board of Commission­ ers and Judge Karlyle llousholder, of the Chamber of Commerce. “ We express our great ap­ preciation of Captain Mayo's personal efforts and great suc­ cesses in his operation of Re­ connaissance Attack Wing One, and bis unceasing devo­ tion to devektping the finest civilian • military relations be­ • A « ,r — t * ■• T• •. r '■ an expression of thank* for the many kindnesses shown him during his assignment in Sanford. Remarks alto were made by Capt. Claude W. Swanson, NAS commander, and Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., who Is relieving Captain Mayo Tues­ day. Richard Deas, president of Saaford Rotary C jo , gave tha wv coming rematks and the Evocation was given by ChapU'n Leo J. all Dot aid. Capt. Fowler Will Succeed W ide, Varied Career Captain Mayo Chalked Up By M ayo CAPT. JAMES O. MAYO Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * u lltr “ The Nile o f America” ib r a lft Phono 822-2611 * Zip Code 32771 # WEATHER: Sunday 79-68; shower* thru Tuesday, high in 80s; low to light 65-70. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 176 Bombing To Continue Chinese Reds Aid Guerrillas, -McNamara IUUVA ••• Traffic Toll MIAMI (U PI) — Seven­ teen persons died in auto acci­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — dents ui-ound Florida during Defense Secretary Robert S. the weekend, four in one McNamara aaid today that smnshup ond five in another Communist infiltration of this morning. South Viet Nam waa ''pro­ gressively more flagrant amt unconstrained." WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ha said U. S. bombings of The Supreme Court met to­ North 'V iet Nam would con­ day to hand down derisions tinue. and orders and to begin the McNamara told a televised final week o f argument o f the news conference there was 19CI-(I.ri term. Final Session There doesn't appear to be much doubt about which is the most popular participant s^prt *|Ut>und town. John S p e l s k V tells us that there are about 1,100 men and women bowlers in leagues at evidence that the “ hard-core" Jet Lanes. Communist guerrillas in • • • TOKYO (U PI) — Riot po­ A pint o f blood for a steal: South Viet Num “ are living lice, helped by April showdinner? Not exactly. Hut entirely re-equipped and re­ era, today quenched a demon­ HAIIGE OF police captain is pinned on Hen K. those who donate to the Hlood trained with the newest Chin­ stration near the U.S. Em­ Butler (left) by his predecessor in thut runk, ese Communist family o f Rank for the Nika from bassy by about 15,000 leftist Chief Arnold Willinm*. Both promotions nre March 1 to May 28 will be weapons. students and worker* pro­ temporary, pending retirement of Chief Hoy G. "The carefully controlled given a free steak dinner at testing America's policy in Williams Oct. 1. (Herald Photo) air strikes will continue as the Elks Club May 29. Viet Nam. necessary to impede the in­ s e e A special guest at the re­ filtration and to persuade the tirement party given at City North Vietnamese leadership Hall by public works employ­ that their aggression against es for retiring "Sid" RiChard tho South must stop," he said was Mrs. Mary Harkey, sec­ in an opening statement. SANTO DOMINGO, Domini­ return of Bosch to succeed place Cabral. He was reported McNamara estimated that retary to City Manager Pete can Republic ( U P I ) - Rebel- Donald Reid Cabral, head of under arrest after announcing at least 10,000 Red guerrillas Knowles. Mary recently un­ held Radio Santo Domingo said a clvlUan junta ousted over hl| ..rellrem cnr (rom ^ derwent surgery and this were sent to South Viet Nam Dominican Air Force planes the weekend In bitter fighting.' . . . . . . . . in 1904, and said the great was her first "social outing.” today bombed the presidential The rebel-held radio said l,CI •n,‘ relurn 10 Pr‘ v,t* llfeMary will soon be returning bulk o f their weapons came palace "and the people." It "the people" were holding the following his ouslcr. from outside sources. to her desk. laid Navy gunners shot down wives and family members of Air Force, Navy and some He also noted that an in­ • • e one of the attacking planes. Air Force pilots aa "hostages" Army unit* balked at plains. creasing number o f tha InfilAll civic luncheon clubs -tra tm —afp-.-cirimT.ttly per­ — Thc-rebcbr ac-^kinytu return Ur f o / w * i r ffid -n r n if -a s -g p - to bring Bosch back to the •*1ih\> "cUliSCIKd * their” ‘meeting* cent in 1904—were born in ousted President Juan Bosch tacks. A number of pilots' this week in order to join the presidency. He was ousted by to tho presidency, said they wives appeared on the radio combined luncheon honoring North Viet Nam. exhorting their husbands to de■ coup is months ago Previously, most o f the were attacking the highway Capt. James Mayo today. feet to the side of the rebel*, because of alleged “ softness" between the city and the air guerrillas were South Viet­ Thera will be no meetings o f namese, trained in tha north. base at San Isidro, to prevent The fighting appeared cen- toward Communists and e n ­ Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions or “ With the changing nature the Air Force from bringing tered on a bitter dispute beM,rxist-I-cnlnlsU. Jaycees. and the Intensification o f in­ tanks into the city. tween leaders of the weekend e e e Dominican Radio, in a The Air Force opposes the revolt to see who would re Sixteen more palm trees filtration both o f arms and broadcast shortly after mid­ personnel, tha course o f ag­ were planted along the Lake night, hinted that the coup gression pursued by tho gov­ Monroe shoreline last week had not br«n completely suc­ ernment o f North Viet Nam in the first phase o f "Opera­ cessful. has grown progressively more tion lleautlfy” before the "Don't go to sleep tonight," flagrant and unconstrained," city had to pull their equip­ the broadcast said. "This is said McNamara. ment o ff for another job. You your revolution. Onward with “ The latest step is the cov­ can tell how nice it’s going your revolution." ert infiltration of a regular to look eventually. The broadcasting used the combat unit o f the North term "rebel arm y" in referr­ Vietnamese army into South ing in the pro llotrh forces, Viet Nam. and urged all exiles to return “ Evidcnca accumlated In home. the last month hat now con­ Jose Rafael Molina-Urena, firmed the presence in north­ newly named acting president west Kontum Province o f the of the Dominican Republic, 2nd Uattaliun o f the 101st ordered Into effect the consti­ Thousands o f Central Flor- regiment, 32&th Division of tution created two years ago idana attended “ John Young the people's army o f Viet Day" festivities In Orlando Nam, when Bosch was installed as Saturday in honor o f AatroMcNamara plarsd tha num­ the country'* first freely naut John Young, * native o f ber of "hard core" guerrillas elected president in three de­ that city. in South Viet Nam at 38,000 cades. Twelve jeta from Sanford to 40,000. He aaid there were Naval Air Station opened the 100,000 armed "irregular*"— official program with * fly ­ part-time guerillas. Mail Box ‘ Mailed’ over o f Lake Eota. To those letter mailers who On hand for the day-long BUILD-UP? have been using the drive-in event honoring Young waa SAIGON (U P I)—A regular letter drop at the post office Vice P r e a l d e n t Hubert unit o f the North Vietnamese driveway entrance: The mail Humphrey and Mra. Hum­ army ia fighting in South box was damaged when ■ A REAL FOE instead o f mock enemy troops phrey, U. 8. Hen. George Viet Nam, American and patron drove too close to the was encountered by members of the local FloriHmathera, Gov. Haydon Burna Vietnamese officials disclos­ receptacle. It now Is in the da National Guard during weekend maneuvers and many other dignitaries. ed today. shop for repairs and, accord­ at Ocala Nutionul Forest. Sgt. 1/cl James J. Young received a special It was tha first official ing to Postmaster Cecil* (Jimmy Joe) Kendall, o f Company B, 124th •ward from the d ty o f Or­ confirmation that a regular Heard, will be placed at tha Mechanized Infantry, shot this five-foot rattler lando from Mayor Robert army unit from North Viet parking lot exit soma time as It "chimed” its way out o f a gopher hole Nam had joined tha fighting. Carr. later this week. Sunday. (Herald Photo) Riot Quenched • * ■ Change O f Command Set Tuesday • That scholarship (or loan! that “ Jarring Joe” Farless is getting from the local Uni­ versity o f Florida Alumni Association is for |2r>0 not $1&0, ns reported. Joe is get­ ting his picture in the paper so much lately that someone thought we had Intentionally deducted $100. Not so. Joe. • Capt. James O. Mayo Day ------------------------r r Dominican Palace Bombed Thousands Join John Young Day f> Mary Miller Fatally Hurt Near Palafka Mrs. Mary M. Miller, 44, o f Snnfonl, suffered fatal InJurlca Friday night when the ear she was driving left the rom! on a curve about three miles north o f I'alatka on Hwy. 17, struck a concrete .culvert and Xllppjd ovar aevv.a| time*, i t 'f c t a learned here today, Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T, K. Bowman re­ ported that Mra. Millar w«a alone In the car, returning from a business trip to Jack­ sonville. She apparently lost control of the car, which left tlie road and struck the cul­ vert causing it to flip over several times, throwing Mra. Miller out and crushing her underneath. Trooper Bowman reported that although Mra. Miller's car waa equipped with seat belts, her twit was not fastened. The accident occurred about 9:10 p.ni. and Mra. Miller was dead on arrival at I*utnam Memorial Hospital in Tnlatka. Mrs. Miller, a widow, was employed aa a freight classi­ fication assistant In the aupply department traffic branch wj-Sjrrftrrvf •Hvnat-Air'Otathrrr for the puat nine yean. Sha was n “oriner chief petty o f­ ficer In the U. S. Navy WAVE*. Survivors I n c l u d e two daughters, Donna, 12. and Victoria, eight, o f 2403 H Grandview Avenue. It has been requested that in lieu of flower*, donations be sent to tha educational fund o f tha Mid-Florida Women's Traffic Club in Orlando. Services were conducted at Sanford Kavul Air Station Chapel today with burial In Evergreen Cemetery in Or­ lando. I’allliearera were mem­ bers of the women veterans American I,egiun M a r i o n Clark Post 227 o f Orlando. Fern Park Man Hurt In Crash A Fern Park man was in­ jured this morning when his motorcycle struck a car on U. S. 17 92. Irvin B. Johnson, 34, of MOO Wells Avenue, was admitted to Seminole Mmorial Hospital, af­ ter the accident at 7:45 a. m. near Dynatronics. State Trooper J. L. Sikes laid Johnson's motorcycle col­ lided with a compact car driv­ en by Mr*. Bessie T. Rodgers, 302 Sunland, Sanford. C apt James O. Mayo will pass command o f Sanford's Reconnaissance Attack Wing One to Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr. Tuesday, ending an association with tha com­ munity and the Sanford naval program which began two years ago. The far-reaching aviation command will be changed at 2 p.m. in formal ceremonies in tha Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion's hangar 4. For Captain Mayo the cere­ mony will lie his last official contact with the eight squad­ rons he hna guided during hi* tour. When Captain Mayo firat took command o f the then Heavy Attack Wing One, he had six squadrons, hut the addition o f two more brought the total to eight. For the relieving officer, Captain Fowler, It will be an Introduction to th* men he will lead for the next two year* as commander o f the Navy’* long-range, carrierbused air strike arm. Tuesday's ceremony will feature an address by Rear Adm. R o b ft Goldthwalte, roifimander of Fleet Air Jack­ sonville. Admiral Goldthwalte waa tha Wing's firat com­ mander, serving from Feb­ ruary to August 1951 when tha command was n e w l y formed in Norfolk, Va. Weeks o f Intensive prxqiarationa have led to the change o f command. Captain Fowler has undergone a comprehen­ sive series o f briefs, confer­ ences, study acssluni and an accelerated flight schedule for gaining familiarization with tha Vigilante, Sanford-based aircraft capable of flying twice the speed of sound. Hollowing the change of command ceremonira there will be a reception in the NAS ballroom with an anti­ cipated 200 civilian guests as well as selected station and wing personnel. Capt. James Otis Mayo, a native o f Quitman, Mias., has enjoyed a varied civil and military career. Ha completed a four-year course in three year* at Mis* ilaslppi State College with the highest academic average In tho history o f tho school. On graduation in May 1911, he accepted an all expenses scholarship to study econo­ mic* at the University o f Vir­ ginia. This schooling was Inter­ rupted by World War II, and he entered naval flight train­ ing, winning Ids wings at IVnsiwvla on Dec. 10, 1012. During World War II he served a* a torpedo piano pilot aboard several aircraft carrier* in th* Pacific, par­ ticipating In three major campaigns, winning three Air Mednts and the Presidential Unit Citation. At war’s end, Lieutenant Mayo was offered an all-ex­ pense* scholarship to Har­ vard graduate school o f eco­ nomics but elected Instead to remain In the naval service. Subsequently, ha has had varied assignments, Including the following: Assistant naval attarhe to Belgrade, Yugo­ slavia, and Prague, Cteeho Slovakia | executive officer. Fighter Squadron 101| pro­ jects co-ordinator for test and development, Naval Air Spe­ cial Weapons Facility; tacti­ cal development officer, staff, Commander • ln-Chlaf Pacific Fleet, co-ordinating develop­ ment c f new tactics fo r air­ borne, surface and submarine weapons system*; executive officer and later commanding officer o f Heavy A t t a c k Squadron Six; Southeast Asia and Latin American military advisor, staff, U. S. Army War College. Before reporting to San­ ford, Captain Mayo waa oper­ ations officer o f th* USS Franklin D. Roosevelt deploy, ed to th* Mediterranean with the U. S. Sixth Fleet. While In service around th# world, Captain Mayo haa maintained his academic In­ terest. Ha has a master o f arts degree in International relation* from Georga Wash­ ington University and is a graduate o f tha U. 8. Naval Intelligence School, th* U. th. Naval Russlaw Language School, th* A ir Command Staff School at Montgomery, Ala., and the U. S. Army War College at Clarllal* Barracks, Pa. He la a qualified Inter­ preter and translator o f tha Russian and Serbo-Croatian languages. Routine Agenda On Tap For City Public hearings, aonlng or­ dinances and razonlng prob­ lems will occupy City Com­ missioners at their regular meeting at 8 p.m. in city hall tonight. The public hearings will consider revocation o f occu­ pational lirenaea. Itezonlng will concern aa area south o f 26th Street to -W A D r 7TTTcaCT\,- -S6th--Street -brtwwri--P»Tni»C.* * Scminolo High junior, to Avenu* and Laurel Ave­ nue to lie reroned from C-t was elected *tatc jire.tito C-2 and an area south of ilent o f the Technical 25th Street presently R 1 A to Education Club* (TEC) bo rezonsd C-2. of Florida at the ntate This la th# final week for Also on tha agenda ta the convention in Bradenrequest* for transfer of pu­ discussion o f tha problem o f ton. Club member* also pils for th# 1905-00 school dtdlnquent personal property took high honor* in year, It was n'portrd today taxes and the collection o f other field*. by It. T. Mil wee, school su­ bills. perintendent. Under policies adopted by the 8eminole County Board OPEN FRI. o f Public Instruction each NIGHTS! pupil eligible to attend school* of the county shall f t have the right to: ALWAYS WIST QUALITY m 1. Enroll In the school which he attended or would have attended hy promotion or original entrancs during tha 1904-05 school year. 2. Raquest admission to PRINT, SOLID th* school nearest his resi­ DECORATOR dence. A request for transfer to PILLOW BUYt the school nearest hi* resi­ dence shall be mad* by the parent or guardian on forms provided by each school o f­ fice and the office of th* county superintendent. 15” square* or All requests for transfer 12" x II" obtoags for tha 1905-M school year shall be submitted to th* Brighten your school principal or th* coun­ have monsy to aper* ty superintendent on any regular school day during with our now toaathis month o f April. about pillow collaetiaa, School Requests Deadline Friday e nneuf 4 *5 News Parley WASHINGTON (U PI) — Sikes said Mrs. Rodger* waa President Johnson will hold making a laft turn into tha a new* conference Tuesday. Dynatronics plant when tha It will be open for lira televi­ accident occurred. sion co v*rage. PrinU, ootids la of colors! USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 23, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 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>, April 23, 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/f0e87fa839dfb66a56653526565ab161.pdf fa9828d91cf3100dde75fbe18d9774d8 PDF Text Text I 1> I . BTjr # * * frrrl 9 rra il (Pane 4-A—Mur eh 25, ’65 'Dan Cupid' Gels Rough Time In Soviet Union fly Leon T)rnnen N E W YORK (N EA ) — W hat ihould a nublla Comm unU t girl do when a roman­ tic young Red Invite# her to a p arty a t a country hou»# and then, after conaumlng a glass of vodka, trlea to ki*» her? According t° Kom»omo! akaya Pravda, Rural*'* offl rial youth publication, *he ahould alap hi* face, . atalk out of the dateha and report hi* offeflaa to tha newapaper T hat la axaetly w hat Com­ rade Mia* Svetlana did after ahe "Innocently” accepted an Invitation to a party a t a dateha near Moscow. She ■lapped the young man'* face and denounced him In an In­ dignant letter to the Komaom olikaya Pravda, Rut did Ml*# Svetlana'# friend* appreciate her couragecua act? Not a t all, re­ ported Pravda’* angry edi­ tor*. In fact, the paper w*a deluged with letter* from "rom antic" girl* who hardly ■hared Mil* Svetlana'* pure of M arxiit-L enlniit v i e w necking. W hat put* them In a dither la th a t thla preoccupation with love between tha aexe* keep* young men and women from putting their heart* from the only thing that count*—working and produc­ ing for the Communlit atate. Rut phyalcal love, alaa, la Ju it too Impudent to be regi­ mented, Communlit a t y I e . And there are no "aacred" M arxlst-l.eninlil text* giving guidance a a to how roman­ tic love ahould he handled in a materialistic collective aoeiety. So,' despite atrlrt order* to ■uhttitllle love ■f work and Jove of the Communist party for phyairal love, ronmntic capitalist love laughs at tra c ­ tor*. factories and locksmiths. The authorities are forced to admit this, however tclur tnnlly. The director of Com­ munist Poland's Academy of Science—putting the best pos­ sible fare on the resurgence of r> inantirtsm — recently said: "We ate now facing an itn,1-nUnrr in various fields, in­ cluding love I vcttluir to say that mm a n I Ms in is disappealing However, love raliiiol rxinl without sincere courtship and geollenianliness. because such s lark would deny Ihc very es-ence of Ihe love union " The Red leaders ate obvi­ ously in a quandary. \\ ha! makes il diffiiult for them r v pound « strict Communlit line on set Is that there is none Ills! call serve the Red atate on all occasion* In the early day* of the R u s s i a n revolution, there lyeere continuous Jabs a! Ihe family as an outdated mslilutmn of tlie "ctd capitalist ordei " Alexandra holloulai, I n un's close collaborator and Russl.i'a apostle of "free love.*' even preached that the fumily was "censing to be a necessity for it* members as veil as fur the Communist elate." E c K E R D k Drua Stores / 4 DBOfSIR . 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EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES STANDABD R E G . 20' m . 2 - 1.00 (LttUT 2) 2 -20c (LIMIT 2> D UCO CEMENT AU PVBKlSI it c e m im t Kttj. t u BE be R F G . jy 39** TU 2 -3 9 c RIMIT 3J ^ ■ H *48-44*1 D tlia ry r I �L o » « - « \ Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” © it ? f e n t lf r * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Saturday, high about 90; low tonight in upper 60s. VOL. 57 The Junior Tri-Hi*V of Crooms High School will spon­ sor ■ ca r Mash Saturday at 'Daniel's Service Station. 027 West 13th Street. The car wash will be held from 8 a,in. to 5 p,m. with proceeds going to Teen Age Care of America. * • • A, milkman with a British accent 7 Not only that but he is a British subject. T hat’* Maurice J . Bulled. How about that for the name cf a milkman? Bulled is Sanford represent­ a tiv e for an Orlando dairy and is planning on chancing his resilience front Orlando to Seminole County. Bulled also is considering switching his eltiienship to A mcrira. He took flying training in the U. S, and Canada during World W ar II and flrw 5(5 operational so rt­ ies over Hu rope as a navi* gntnr-bombardier. He had a milk route in England back in tba .ms. • • • Mrs. E. D. Pearce, Carat Cables clubwoman named to the Board of Hcgcnts hy t!ov Haydon Burns, "is « sister of Mrs. I.. I). Hastings, Lake lieservoir, Sanford. • * • United Press Leased Wire Air Base Safety Featured On T V UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P1)—The United Nations today railed the first m eet­ ing of. the 33-member commit­ tee th a t will attem pt to find a way out of the orgsnita(juvtia’ financial deadlock. SANFORD, FLORIDA Rarry Eller ahoiied the ef­ fect* of the Eddy Ray on cop­ per and aluminum in th# re­ pulsion coil exhibit. Sirs. Bettie Palm er, Science F air director, commended the judges, described as being most conscientious end very interested. NO. 155 Scott Thomson, David Littleton Top FFA Boys Science Fair Presentations Slated Tonight More than 100 Seminole County science students in senior and junior high schools dem onstrated their creative ability, skill and scientific thought at the regional Sel­ ene# “F air at Oviedo High School Thursday and today, with awards ceremonies sla t­ ed for the Oviedo School aud­ itorium at 7 p.m. tonight. Forty-four of them became finalists in seven cstegories and I wo divisions Including botany, zoology, p h y s i c s , chemistry, earth and space {See full pace of pirturrs of Sclrnre Pair finalists on Page 5.) s c i e n c e , mathematics and health, and medicine in both junior and senior high school divisions The only entry from SemiHide High School, no exhibit by NAlley Strum that demons trated phottf-rvaetivntion* judged one of the best in the field of botany. Font met bids for the wid­ Tom Junes, one of four San­ ening of 25th S t u r t (Sit Jill ^ ford Junior Hich School civ fjnrn Mellonville to French tries* was n fin mlint with hia Avenue, are to he received in I project on uonwitiy otherthe State Bond Department ! oarlcrotia in the field of hrndqUHilets, Boom 22S, in health and medicine. Other Ihe Holland Building in Tulin final! At § we re Ihile Du via, hassee Tuesday at 111:30 a m. Fred C arter and Mary John­ » * * son. T he .St. Johns-lruiinn River Finalist Rudy Mueller of Canal District hasn’t lia<l to St Luke's Srho-d exhibited n write n rh frk flint"** its ntfulH of a pi*!ni|1«*utn rrfm rt v mrptmp and irportfl it* trriii- , anf| KTiu* 1'ula ahim .d hou n m y itationnry at 5JJ,dil5*17. iHcjrraphir rHav t)th; vr St. Luke’s finalists wru* School vandalism in New )(l|,n Mjt, g1>w p, Vani. e \o r k City am minis to *1 ! nTV| Knrrn Knead million a year! Fiom 1.vman High School We re happy to say school ttl.t , i» finalist, in. Iml Mndalljtm in Seminole conn mg John S tu art, Bandy Geltt> is negligible m comparison | irigs, Alan Sullivan. Ki< lined Superintendent of Schools Blow Ill'll. Byrd Brownell. Tr I R T. Milwcc says it has hern ty S' heinlo-ra. Woody Price. very little this year However, Hannah Williams. Jim Wake­ in the past it has cost the field and Barry tile r. school -system several hun­ Twelve South Setninule Ju n ­ dred dollars a year in brok ior High School students had cn window panes. projects worthy of being Milwcc says steps have been chosen in the top ranks. They taken—particularly the coun included Dennis 11toad way. seling of students—to elimi­ Bill Clemmer, Baibara Bry­ nate vandalism. ant, Lawrence ltigling, Carl •‘It would amount to only Williams, Catherine Kucar, a few cents per pupil." Super Pauline Duncan, l l e r m i n r inlendent Milwcc says. Harieh, Kathy Hubert, Sandra So far this year there has Broderirk and Karen Strong been no serious vandalism hr Oviedo High School had says. eight finalists, including Bob­ • • • by Stew art, Martha .Mikter. LI <jg) David Dow, ex T'lO Nancy Phillips, Beverly- Faulk, of Wing One and now just Sherry Waltz, Billy llnnn. plain Sam Dow, Sacramento (ianiner Preedy and Larry Bee reporter, will arrive in Shull. Sanford Sunday. Sam has From Oviedo Junior High been recalled lo active duty winners weie Becky Palrm-r. lor two weeks. Sam will work Gilbert Michaels, Ann Shull wiUi Ens. Mike (.Taylor and and Jemmy Holder. Lt. (jgl Lowrll F rarier. Wing Several other outstanding and Base PIOs, respectively, as liaison with the news proje- ta besides those deseribed above included Cardtirmedia in covering the 1Ilh annual Bombing Derby Apr.) • Theory of Prohahil * « ■ mathem atical project; tty.' 5 TO Bobby S tew art's “ Meet the Fungi,'* a botany exhibition; Larry Shull's homemade srisin giaph, an earth-space sci­ ence project; Gilbert Mich­ ael's ''Experim ent In Making T raffic safety measures Glass," a chemistry demon­ pursued at Sanford Naval A ir stration. John Stuart entlllcd hie Station will be highlighted in botany project, "Ullruaunir the weekly TV program, *Tt*s micro-organ­ the Law." over Channel 6 at S motation* of isms.'’ ji.m. Satuiday. Richard Lombardi's zoo­ Taking p art will tie Capt. C. logy project had the long title. W'. Swanson, base command­ ing officer; R. C. W allers and "Detection of Prim ary Gene­ tic Factors through chromato­ W. S. Brown, petty cfficers in graphy in Flourrsrcnt eye charge of the drivers training pigment* of. fruit flies." school i board the station; Jim Wakefield did a 'phys­ Wes Giles, ground safety o ffi­ ics project th a t involved the cer (civilian); Marine Pvt. R. explanation of th* schematic J . Reno, and F H P Bob Kilgo. operation of a la ter beam. Answer Sought Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1965 By Dottle Austin F our F uture Farmer* Of America membeta of the Sem­ inole High School chapter were honored T h u r s d a y evening at the annual banquet nt the school cafeteria. Three prominent Sanford businessmrrt were named "Honorary Chapter Farmer*." David Littleton, a senior, won the scholarship award for the fourth consecutive OUTSTANDING FUTURE FARMERS gather around their “Chapter year. The 125 saving# bond Sweetheart” after receiving top awards at annual banquet. From left are pure bused hy the chapter for Davit! Littleton, lo p gchoiar; Gary Gibson, lops in leadership; Danny Ihe member having the high­ Dickerson, president; Ronnie Timid. m o st improved, anil Scott Thomson, est srholastic average (3.M “Star Farmer." In tenter i.s Miss Lucy Willis, chapter sweetheart. I gives Littleton a total of find fur Ins four yenra at the lop. -Scnll Thomson was mimed "S lu r Chapter F u iio ri" for hi* nil mound record of *. ho­ lm ship, nglicultiire mid load­ er-hip lb received nil cttgmv ed plnt|iir 11mu the . lutptcr. Presentation was made by William II. Weal, rotational ngl trull Ul e tenehci Gary Gihs.-n, |be ehapler reporter, Ir'iiv c d Ills- nwutd for outstanding leadership, a pons.o ed by the Hunt T ux­ edo Fred Company; The flint has presented this award, a 825 savings bond, for the past 12 years. Cecil Tucker II, county *£cnt, nude th* pre acntpHon. f *** Ronnie Tl drl v u •eelalm #d tha 'moat Improved "C hap­ ter P artn ei" with a supervis­ ed project This award, also s |25 savings hoi-1 is given l>v the Setntnnla County Fmm BuieHu and was prevented hy F.tbeil Cn mtuac k. The three men » t.o were 7 ' ii t u p no violence »t • o tiis had warn W W IIN t.l.b V il I 'll — demon honoi.d with the Idle of iisli.it on. led hy In 'tin lo rs. many f Cities ' llonoial'y t haptt i Fnim<«" IT evident Johnson h.i* direct ti c it. sv# j for their outstanding roritMcd the I HI to u*c all Its Is Mart.n I utlirr King Jr to ltuiiiighui.it 'he nati dram atize voter regisltatnm Hie area and 'Ion. * ' hut ions lo the field of ngri citlic* anil work around the grim am ■' and alleged p e'u i ipi.ckly as |« i".h ic the coll nip mi ta n k to ,-iJvc t ic slaving ol brut.i it' hut e n d lights i. llv. FI:t *i I s11 jru»Vk »*r mul \ inlii i . i < g l.,.i//u in Ala i Itu.f I *>f < htt't* nfsd 1 nmpftfi) , bjima, t.iu While House said Joe li.ik* i, city today daily fMMtirr *rui |>n*l prr»i I’M'* Secretary George L •l«*nI **f Iht* F a n n Huicau, hii<1 Reed) told report, i s that lh . Jnhii Wllflon, •Iiiui tur of Johnson wa ' notified Thurs l hr i Mitral l loiuU Fx|n*ri' day night sJiuilly after the m rnt Station. sniper kllhtifi of the 39 yearF irih lcn t Danny Di«*krr»on, old Detroit mother on a high The second annual Mr. and ker It, county agent. Assist­ wlio presided at the crrum*»n* win between Selma and Muni Mrs l.n .il n e Looking School ing will he Miss Margaret tun, piuirnted nix rm*nl ginnery. Ala V lit Iipi U at 7 30 p rn Tups (jiurl.-s, hoitie economist with I*11• «1it >n humhIi ta fM*rfli»nfl M VIl’ tTJIIZL who have l**‘**n of oiitfltarnlini: d..v at Sanioid * iv ic t c nl i i DETROIT (U P ti—Prrsalenl under the direction of the Ihr I Iniida Power and Light it i*ni‘ tariff to the f hap Ur. Johnson and his wile today .veminole County Extension Company Th«*> wt*ie Mrs Maty J*»yu« extended their sympathy to Serv Ire Ollier sponsors include the lint i’ll) an, jk'Uiila ik «• riiimflutot; tie htlstiand and children «,d a Demonstrating new rcripe- Florida P o w e r Company,| Mia. lV|itfV Slayton, nuhiail eisil ■ighl* worker stain in winch promise to lie pleasing >w.II and Company, The Nan hi t f l n i ) ; Min. Ltiuilv K«'flh*r. Alabama and promised tu do to the <ntne family, will he lord Herald and Puldix Super lulu hrunm flup«-r\isur; Mi nnd cvcr.v thing jaissihic to find Miss Mary Mclag, Swift and m aikcts All-of Hie foods used Mr*. Frank A kvn and .Mr. Ihe killers Company 's “ Martha l.ogan ' in the demonslt at ion will m il Mi* V\ r . llopkin* MIm JulinMiri ' sentim ent« were for this year's srhool come troth I’uhltx Exhibit­ I'.nry Willi*, ih a p t u r **£5«*«*1cxprcsMd !.V a «|teeio! White Dircetmg Hie program for ing the latest models of cook hrti 11." ii ho i «*<i*i vptl a k'lft* House iouri'i-1 iii a rail tu the-owlension service will tie mg appliances will be .San Min* W illi* unlurtjiiMud th» liie home el Anthony J U ul Miss Myrtle Wilson, extension lord Electric Company anil hnrnpH t guffllt with t w n lo about 9 r in today. 1flunifisrrviee agent Jnd Cecil Tuc­ Randall Electric Company The call came tu Lluizo 10 hums alter Ills wile. \ Tola 39, wjs shut tu death by a sniper on an Ala Tartu high way between Montgomery and Selma The call from the White House came 3 'i huuts alter Liurro, his voice choked with emotion, tried to call P resi­ dent Johnson to find out the em barrassm ent unless t h e TALLAHASSEE ( CPI ) — | Uuled resignation June 1. dctuilx of lux wife's slaying If Florida doesn't find a Burns nUo announced ap­ Legislature makes special He was told hy the While s u u e of funds to purchase pointment of Joseph F. Mar­ piogicss in finding funds for House telephone operator that line*. of Pensacola, to the th*- 11(ins­ rights of way," Burns said. Ihe President was asleep, hut right-of-way f authority to irp la te W Pal­ til at Johnson would return the stale b u l g e ■anal, It could lose mer Van Arsdnle of Fort McCiee added that there are call at the earliest possible th* federal money paying fot Lauderdale. funds to last the rest of this time. eoMStrUctiun of the canal. The authority at a brief o r­ year but none in sight to pay INSPECTION Gov. Haydon Burns said he ganizational meeting re-elect- for right-of-way afte r that. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U P Il Burnt did not say how much will ask the coming session of eil MeCrre as ila chairman. — Stale and frd rral agents the Legislature to help provide Sumter t-owry of Tampa was mnnry he will ask the Legis­ roped off s section along IF up kr 112 million for this pur­ re-named vie# rhairm an; lature to provide from th* S. M todsy and began an inchpose. Jamea C. Murrell Jr., cf Jack­ state and how much through by-inch impccLon of the spot Bum s announced *t the con­ sonville, secretary; H arry H. sums sort of taxation in the where a white woman running ference th a t Orlando contrac­ Saunders, of Port St. Joe, counties embraced by th# shuttle service lor c i v i l r i g h t s dem onstrators was tor W. A. MeCre# had agreed treasurer, and Marques, as­ canal district. to remain as chairman of the sistant treasu rer; The federal g 'v ern m en l I* slain by a sniper. Joe Llvingaton, of Jackson­ providing all tha building The victim. Mrs. Viola F l o r i d a Canal Authority, Gregg Liuizo, 39. a mother of which hr has headed since its ville, who handled public rela­ funds for the canal but Burnt five Jrora Detroit, Mich , was organisation in 1961. He had tions for Burns' successful said th* slat* ru n t th# risk shot as her car rounded a offered his resignation but gubernatorial campaign, .was “of losing federal funds by a alight curve Thursday night Burns said he was needed to picked a* a public relations lack of the state fulfilling its on the way to Montgomery ^guide the authority during the consultant for the authority. responsibility to provide right j critical mouths until his ache"Florida u facing pcsaibtc ol way. Ironi 5c ini a. L B J O rd e rs S la y in g P rt Cooking School Slated Tuesday Burns Seeks Funds State Canal In Jeopardy President Leads Series Of Tributes WASHINGTON ( I T U — "Tw in" Spacemen Virgil I. Grissom and John W ."Young flew here today to receive medals, congratulations and thanks from the President nnd honois from Congress and the Capital.. r The astro n au ts flew with their families from Florida for the firs t of a series of tributes which will include a ticker tape parade in New York on Monday and a civic reception in Chicago on Tues­ day. They are being honored for pilo tin g 'th e world's first fully maneuverable manned space­ cra ft on a nearly flawless three-orbit flight on Tuesday. Their flight inaugurated the two-year Gemini flight pro­ gram which will lead into Project Apollo to pul men on the moon in IDfilL The 3S * year - old Grissom and his 34-ycar-oid co-pilot flew front Florida to Andrews A it Force Base, Md,, in two I win-engine prop Jet planes. The Gtissonts were aboard the first plane, the Youngs in the second. With Grissom were his wife. Belly, mid then two stiris, Scull, II, mid Mnik. II. and the n stio n au t's pnicnt*, Mr. ami Mi*. Dennis I), tin ssum, of Mitchell, Did. Young was aerinupatiiod by Ids wife, Bin bin a, mul tin ir . hiId11-n. K.tndI ii, 7, nnd J.-lm, ii. and Young's parents. Mi and Mm William I I .- Young, of Oilund.t. t.ltl I'L l.IK (i D S Foi I 'lissom ami Young, u ho t-dil a lit V t eonferenee Thursday Hint their (light was smoother Ilian they hud vxpet ted, It shaped up as a gruelling hut heait-vvat ming day. Only the fo tWi&tfll t»f «»> i ** In th irn ttn ril to m *r ft?, fu llv ltle s. President Johnson, who in­ tently wall bed on television wlien Ihe twu aslionaut* left then Inunehing pul and later ci'iigiatutated tin m hv tidephone, led off the tiihute# to­ day. ID- invited liii/h ritnkinf? 11f fit ml * If) • i on*' u •)i .It h » i 1> ruoiiy for lu* pti'flfiitation «»f mnlKln t«j (i i l n * o in titi'i Y lf U t llf . pi* * I H" iH t.'If IPf 1if I t* «*,*♦'II *y A<Iin (n ImI r it I • RoKrit *’ Ss umiin* pih| (till i i * It S lint m ulct, p io jn l in.iim»,t i i*f (Iir timncfr moon phot a ph k sk n t a i i un Thr flparr wyriiry'fl Ym«*|i tlotidl K frvicf .MffUl was l»urtitiferrctl on Lrisi.-m mul Voufii;. OriiAom «Uti whs to gut n cluster to the Di*tinguishiHl Service Mc<l«l he \ mi* iiviMnlei! hy the Nntinmil A eronautics arnl S|».o »• Ail iiiiniatrMtion f«n his suhothital flight in 1'.m*I Srnmttiii won the s \ s t Dist mguisheil Set %lev Medal tor hoi pai to iputiori ill the over- 1«II apaee pt'-gimn himI Sf Iiui itieier. got the N \ S \ Fix i e p l i o n i 1 irntifn* A chievement A wan) for the aucie«aful Range i probe* In pllologinph the lno«m. Swedish Group Tours Air Base A delegation of seven Sued ish Air Force olficers and civilians Thursday toured the Sanford Naval \ ir Station, where they received a first hand look at the It A 5C recon naissance bomber and its In telliKence support facilities Tile foreign visitors, inuring U. S Defense and industrial installations, accompanied hy U. S. Navy and Air Force personnel, were briefed on Ihe BA-5C and ill capabilities by Caph Jam es O. Mayo, com­ m ander ol Reconnaissance At­ tack Wing One. The briefing was followed hy a eloseiip in ­ spection of the aircraft and ila reconnaissance equipment, The group returned to Wash­ ington following tha tour. PHONE HEARING TALLAHASSEE (U P li — A public hearinif an the rales and earnings of Southern Bell Telephone Company in F lo r­ ida will return* Marrh 28 in '* HI ■* * “ UNCLE FRED" ENSMINGER Uncle Fred Se n t A h e a d llv Julia Will* Church Editor “ As the lime approarhrd . , , III' si-1 liiv la rr and sent mrxM'ngcrv ahead. I nke 9:51-53 • • • Tilts Sunday, .Sanford Con 2r»-:alinit.it Christum Church, hit oli'i-rv .mu- of Ms Jubilee \univrr*ar». will p.iv highest tribute lo il- etilv In m2 ch ar­ ter memliei who. throughout the p .i't fit w ar* o f 'te aeliin2. mission work and in mslrv ha* endeii'ored to * -end me>seii.:ei» ahead j.i-l as Je-ux, on In* wav to .lei us.i t-m, " 'e l In* (see an l sent m e'senpers ahead" to e lalili-h Hol s true (uimdal.i'n n( pea e M iii'la), "t n c I p I red's ttaV wdl la-noj Rn. Hr Pied Fii-miugcr wlm quip* They i all me ‘Uncle Fred’ Iwraii'P of diffii ully in pro Tteunoing iln Li'l name " Uncle Ul - il " who wa> 11 y e.it' old when In- value lo Sanford with hi- family in |s:x) and Mat a member of the rh ii rill when il was estnh k -hist here tli t '. i me veal till' Niiii.lav m l c u e an ad d i e " n il r led ' I Itemi-mlv i \ reception w 11 hr given t>v the chin rh in In* honor tin mediatelv (ollownig ihe II ,s iii ' f i v n e aril rw rv n m old fio-iul, a n t new i ' invited to stle mt \* a youth HiFn-m m aer attended 1to|lm» Vrademy for three veal- and Hullin' Col lege for ilirie year*, gradual in 2 in 1897, From here he *iudie-l at Andover-on the Hill m Newton Centre. Mass., which later merged to tieromr An­ dover Newton Itapti't c nngre galional Seminarv. He and h i' wile the late Annie Bennett Ensnungcr. who laugh! a! Piedmont allil Mt Southern Iti.oti College'. ( s ilH* hark tu Itollins ill Ill'll where he taught until Itui.'i From liete he went to West Tam pa i Flu i to serve for lime yr ai s al the ■h u n h x Latin • A m rtiran I n *t it ul*which provided sehooling fur Cuban* and Americans, con dueled a Mission Day School, and operated two established homes for under-privileged children, one for boys and onn for girt*. From Tam pa. Dr. En.*iningor entered active ministry, fill­ ing pastorates In Lyons, Colo., and Denver, Colo , after which In returned to serve for 21 years a* superintendent of con­ ferences lor the Carolina*, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala­ bama and West Florida. lie was dignified with tho office as in c id e n t em eritus of Southern 1 •v^?Tw‘'nll"i"‘ Wadley, Ala., before accepNoj; tho position of assistant In 1WT1 to Dr .1 H. Boot at Sanford Congregational C h r i s t i a n where he now teaches the adult B't’lc class nod*is n most nctiv« meniher of the visitation com millee. To add a personal note. Dr. Kn'iningor is Ihe father of three son*, one a professor of sociology in the college at Car* In,vdie, Ind . another a d rafts­ man for the Lummu* Cotton Gin Company in Columbus, Ha , and the Ihird. a Social Security ihig'arlmcnl official in Birmingham, Ala He already ha* officiated at wedding* for four of his granddaughter* and on June 19 will travel to Indiana where ha will he assistant officiate for the fifth tim e at a granddaughter’s wedding. In addition to his outstand­ ing service to mankind thesa years, RS-yrar-old “ Uncla F red," for the past seven years, has served Sanford as librarian for Ihe G eneral San­ ford Memorial Library. In opinion of The Herald, all coming in contact with tha devout and inspired personal­ ity o! Rev Dr. Fred F.naminger. (Uncle F red) cannot help hut become a “ messenger sent ahead.'' PEACE BID LONDON t UPl ) — Britain plans in. launch an explora­ tory peace initiative of il* own in the Viet Nam cru is despite Soviet opposition. A n n o u n c in 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 S E L L IN G SPREE FERRUARY 15th THRU APRIL 30th The Reti Carpel Will lie’ Oul For Every New Car lluyer. Drive A Cornel Or The New Mercury Then Compare. You Will Re In For A Hi* Surprise. H ig h e s t Trade Inn In History On Car Of Your Choice. SEE US TODAY ! ! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc, 3 2 2 -4 8 8 4 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford !!f * 1 ] �VI* I * rr 4> ________________________ ■ I,*. ir friaforb ^rrxlb Page 2—Fri. Mar. 26, '65 Rev. Grover Sewell God's Word Dependable?! The ■post la Paul v u the moat fru itfu l C hrlitian who ever lived end this wee true because ha took God a t Hia word. Ha waa not a elmplo m an aa we eometlmea think of simple people; In fact, he waa ona of tha Intellectual* o f hie time. A fter ha mat C hrist on the road to Demeecue and had tha experience of contortion ha knew th a t tha anaw tr to Ufa waa to act In complete f ilth aa God apoke. T hil feeling of Paul waa very deep and ha triad to communicate i t to other* through many mediums, ona of which waa writing. Ho w rote, m tha Holy Spirit mo*, ad him, to tha Church a t Cor­ inth theta wordi, -W e having tha tam e epirlt of filth , ac­ cording aa It le w ritten, I be­ lieved, and therefore have I spoken; we also believe, and therefore epcak;, , . .** ( I t Corinthian* 4:13). Even man appreciate! be­ ing taken a t hi* word. This waa dem onitrated by an Inci­ dent of Napoieon’a life. When he wa» emperor of France he waa leading hla troop* a* ha • a t astMda a spirited hors*. A dog which did not know Nepoleon was emperor, and cared laei, began to bark a t tha h o m e , Napoleon’s horae became frightened and began to rear. A big atrong private ■aw what waa happening *o ha daihad up to tha frighten­ ed animal and grabbed tha rein*. He waa abla to calm tha ho n e to the relief of all who were watching a* well a* tha famou* rider. Needlea* to lay , Napoleon w ai grateful for th il brave and wise act. He rraponded by aaluting tha private and say­ ing, "Thank you. Captain." Tha private returned the sa­ lute and replied, "Of whet Company T" The emperor raw in this man a quality which he knew was Important. The prlvata had simply accepted his emperor’a word a t face value. Nepoleon aaluted again and answered, “Of my bodyg u ild ." Tha former private turned hie horse and Wd* back to the body guard where he approached the command­ in g , officer and laid, "Your C aptain!” Tha surprised of­ ficer asked, "By whose author­ ity 7” The new captain point­ ed to the emperor and said, "B y hla." This man took his amperor’s word to ba exactly aa he spoke It and than ha acted on It. The emperor responded by rew ard­ ing such faith with great gen­ erosity. Of court*, along with the new atatus ■■ captain came a new willingness to accept re ­ sponsibility. I do not know more of the later history of the captain but I ran imagine thla man becoming a fine of­ ficer giving himself with a singleness of purpose that few others did. When we act upon God’s Word we ere elevated to new heights th a t are very difficult for ua to realise. Every Christian it commissioned to accomplish g reat things for God and no commission ran tw a* g reat aa this. Our respon­ sibilities becomes awesome, Indeed, but our reward* be­ come even greater. Reverend Billy Graham, the great evangelist, said th at he went through a period of con­ fusion and frustration because of doubting the liitile. Flnnlly he felt th at he must put away these doubts and take God’s Word at face value if It was to be hit rule of life and faith. When thla happened he was made a captain in the service of the King of Kings. If we are to be elevated sn th at we may be successful In the sight of God we must put away our doubts and simply taka God at His Word. • Forest Lake Voice Teacher First In Opera Auditions Ry M aryana Miles lilts JoAnn Robbias, form­ er vote* teacher at Forest Lake tod now teaching at LaSierra Collsge, h at won first place In the annual RiversideS tn Bernardino district Metro­ politan Opera auditions She will represent the district In tha Bout hem California Re­ gional semi-finals to be held at UCl.A which will be judged by M itt Dorothy Kirsten, p ri­ n t donna of the Metropoli­ tan Opera Company. • • • Elder E. J. Bernes, superin­ tendent of Florida Seventh-day Lutheran Circle Has Meeting The evening circle of the Ladle* Aid of the Lutheran Church of tha Redeemer held Its regular monthly meeting a t the church with Mrs. R. L. Andrews, president, presiding. An inspiring devotional was rondurted by Mrs. Herbert Goaraa. Colorful slides were shown by B. E. Biggs of plares he had visited in past years, dur­ ing tha program th at follnw. ed tha devotional. la the business meeting, committee reports were cell­ ed for. Mrs. Biggs, Chairmen of the Christmons Commit* tee, said the members of the com mittee need gold beads, w hite pearls, pipe cleaners, fine wira and styrofoam. She asked th a t anyonaliaving any of thcaa articles, plcasa lat her know. It was decided th a t Aid members would serve coffee a fte r church service the last Sunday of tech month, the firs t coffaa to be bald Sunday with Mr*. Phillip Skates serv­ ing as chairman. It waa announced.that Mrs. Ray Braden, Mrs. William Holcdmb and Mrs. Geersa will •trvr on tha committee plan­ ning tha dinner to be held April 12 at tha church. This dinner la being sponsored by both clicit* of the Ladles Aid and invited guest* will ba all ladiaa of tha church. Hoataaa for tha evening MU Use. Skats*. / i / Adventist school*, recently reviewed (he Academy ratm s program with the church school board. Although the overall picture it very good he reported several ire** in need of strengthening. Includ­ ed are an aU -writher play are*, a practical art* room (or seventh end fighth grades, provision for farm jneaU d u r­ ing cold weather, and con­ tinued work on teacher certi­ fication. • • • Mrs. LaVarna Beeler who has suffered a tem porary throat injury due to compli­ cations from mumps h is been advised by her physician to rem ain out of school for rest of the year. Taking her plar* will be Mrs. Catherine Thrall. • * * The Southern Union Music Festival will be held at Forest L ake Academy April #10 with guest clinicians to be Sgt Gor­ don Hallberg of the U. S Ms rine Band end Professor Her old Griffin of Stetson Univer­ sity. M uilrlsni from 10 aca­ dem ies will compose a Itn. piece symphonic bind and 120-voice symphonic choir for the event. » « * Beta Club activities during the month have Included pre sentation of a Saturday even­ ing program , a trip to Like Wales to sea the Passion Play, substituting s i teachers for various clsssas, and a Ileta Bowl chapel program with Elder Jam es Hamrick as mo­ derator. ♦ • • _ Spring Festival A p r. 4-11 Congregation Bids Welcome To New Pastor llv Donna E*tea Rev. Terrell Solans, new pastor of the Church of the N ativity, was welcomed by ISO parishioners and special guest* a t a reception given in his honor s t the church. Extending welcome In tha name of tha parish were Jo ­ seph Hopkins, president of the Holy Name Society, and Mr*. Gene Shannon, president nf the Catholic Women’s Club. Special guests for the oceaiion were Rev. Charles W. .Stewart Jr., vicar of C hrist CHURCH OF NATIVITY welcomed lta new pastor, Rev. Terrell Solana, Episcopal Church, Longwood; second from right, a t a reception attended by 150 parishioner# and gueata Rev, Ralph Kaiser, Catholic including, from left, Rev. Ralph Kaiser, Rev. A. V.^LaMieux, and, a t chaplain a t Sanford Naval right, Rev. Charles W. Stewart Jr. (Herald Photo) A ir Station, and Rev. A. V. I j i MIcux of All Soul* Church. Sanford. Refreshment* of coffee, tea, and a variety of cakes, were served from a! table covered with white linen and centered with an arrangem ent of vari-ccntercd peach gladi­ oli. By M iryann Mile* Hoiteniea were Mr*. Terry Th* Woman's Society of By M aryann Miles Herat, Mr*. Loretto Allen, Christian Service of ths Bear F irst Methodist Church of Rev. Clifford G retham , p a l­ Mr*. Kathleen Cobh, Mr*. Laka Methodist Church nam ­ Beverly Krecek, and Mr*. .Sanford thi* week announced ed a nominating committee to ter of F o reit City B tp tlit Mary Oyler. the appointment of A rthur recommend a slats of new of­ Church tn d an employe of Civil Service, h i t announced Beckwith Jr. and Dr. Orville ficers s t Us March meeting b it reiignttlon to the congreHarks a* "M ajors" for the held a t the home of th* rice gitlon, effective by the end president, M r a . M argaret every . m e m b e r visitation of M ty, due to tran ifer of job phase of Operation Youth Brown. area. On the committee are Rev. Wing. F irst Methodist’s Cru­ At a meeting Wednesday William Irwin, Mr*. Mickey sade for 3175,000 to fln in rc evening, a pulpit committee a new educational building Morgan, Mrs. Ann Irwin and wa* named to interview prosMrs. P at Hall. Report will Iw for the church. pective m inisters. In the made a t the April 15 meeting Dr. John Darby, General group arc Mra. Hattie HendcrBy Jane Casselberry at the home of Miss Phyllis Chairman of the Operation American Legion Memorial Youth Wing Crusade, spoke Swisher, 1002 Bear Lake Hoad. ton, Mr*. Becky Wynne, Mar Post 250 of Casselberry 1* to the congregation Sunday Installation wilt be May 20. tin Dunn, Ralph Green and E. M. Whilden. sponsoring an oratorical con on "O ur Reaponsibilitie*." He Devotion for this month’s In other businett, church test at South Seminole Junior highlighted the need for more meeting waa given by Mr*. High School on the theme, epace at F in t Methodist, Catherine Baird. Mias Swisher official* voted to build a p at "Citiic-ns’ Responsibilities and pointing out th a t the facility was in charge of the program torium and aitlg n rd Sterling Copeland, local builder and Bight* in Regards to the Con would make it possible for ua which wa* on tha chapter, m em ber of the church, to be stitution.” to match other agencies ’’Self Discipline” from the hi charge of the building pro Preliminary competition will which are competing for the Methodist Manual, “ Summons gram which it expected to be be held April 13 and finals minds of the youth. to a New Age." completed by July. are scheduled for April 20. WSCS president, Mis* V ir­ Other outstanding Laymen It w ai announced that the In addition to a prepared of the church who have spok­ ginia English, is undergoing choir it preparing a special speech, each student will be en at the morning service* in­ treatm ent a t Duke University musical program for E aster asked to give s three to five clude A. Edwin Sbrinbolser, Hospital. Sunday and that the church minute extemporaneous talk who apcike on “Our Flans"; will have Homecoming. April on some phase of the Consti­ Aahby Jones on "O ur Need” 25, at which time it will be tution. and this Sunday, Orville celebrating iti 50th annivers­ The contest will be confined Touchton, the Church Lay ary. to ninth graders and fhe first Leader, will apeak on "Our and second place w inter* tylll F l.dosa." O L'. receive trophies. Tfily will Sunday, Jk p rlr I 'y a w w u n By JoAnn Hays present their talks before the day, April I t , Rev. F orrest J. Rev. W. E Timm*, paator PTA at its final meeting for Reynold*, Director of Crusade the year on May II. who is with the Finance and of Geneva Methodiet Church, Members of the Legion Post Field Service of the Method­ w h i in ch art* of the program By Donne F s tr i will serve as Judges and John ist Board of Missions, will for ths regular monthly meet­ A group of officers of the Angel, Americanism chair­ preach. Ho then will continue ing of ths *VOman's Society of Woman's Missionary Union of man, is in charge of the’ con to work with the General • hrlitiai) Bsrtice, teaching First Baptist Church of Sanlest. Committee to guide in the chapters 1 through 21 of the lando Springs attended the Book O. oT~3*n*ais. JW intensive phase of the Crus­ DOGS P rayer Betrcat of the Semin­ M .rsfy * Convened at 0:30 ole Association held at the ade. One hundred and sixty vis­ a.m. Aha church sanctuary c a m p of Central Baptist vies president, Mrs. Church, Sanford, Thursday. itors will bo recruited to visit wiV in every members home to se­ Edward Yarborough presiding Those attending included cure pledges and gifts, an In the absence of the presi­ Mrs. Jam es If. Smith, preji By Donna Kite* which collectively dent, Mre. Rook Murley. dent; Mrs. II. R. Hamby, Persons who will be teach­ ■mount During the business session prayer chairman, and Mrs. ers st the Vacation Bible will, it is hoped exceed the School at F irst Baptist Church 1175,000 goal. These visits it was voted In sponsor a sup­ I . D. lUtnes, mission study of Longwood this summer will will be made April 4 and per to lie held April JO in the chairman Geneva Community Hall with The goal of the Annie Arm­ attend a Vacation Bible School April 13. serving to begin at 5 p.m. On strong offering will be sur Associations! Clinic at the the menu will I* baked ehad. passed this Sunday in support Plnecreit Baptist C h u r c h , ■alt water mullet, hush pup- of the home mission work oi Sanford, April 1. Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor plrs, boiled swamp cabbage, the convention, Rev. Lewis The Longwood church an ­ ticipate* an enrollment of of the First Baptist Church cole slaw and coffee. Pie will llamcs, pastor of the church, more than 4UO students in of Longwood, will return to b* available. has advised. The meeting closed with elBE this year with classes to the pulpit of his church Sun­ be held in the new buildings day morning for regular ser­ lent prayer for A stronauts vices, Rev. Lindsay has been Virgil Grissom and John of the church. A lecture, "W hat I* Un­ conducting * successful r e ­ Young. ity ? ” will lie given at 3 p.m. vival at the F irst Baptist Sunday in Stetson Univers­ Church of Union Park during St. Mary Magdalen Wom­ ity'* Allen Hall Auditorium the past two weeks. Rev. an ’s Guild will meet at 8 p m. Osteen Methodist Church with Mrs. Loin** C. Beaty, Ralph Taylor, former pastor Monday at (he parish school of First Baptist Church of and Stafford Memorial Math minister em eritus of F lrtt in Altamonte Springs. A pro­ Lake Mary, is pastor of the odist Church will hold their Unity Church, S t Petersburg, gram of music will be p re­ last quarterly conference at ami well-known lecturer and Union Park church. sented by Mrs David H art­ the Stafford Church a t 7:30 radio personality, as gaest man and Mr*. Maurice Larue. p.m. Sunday. Dr. Joe Tolir, speaker. She will explain Mrs John Barhydi, president, The Churrh of England be­ D*I.and district superintend­ basic teachings and activities v ill conduct the business rim e sep arat'd from the ent. will be in charge of th* of th* Unity School of Chris­ meeting. Church of Rome in IMS. meeting. tianity. First Methodist Names 'Majors' For Crusade Bear Lake W SCS Committee Is Announced Fores! Cily Baptist To Lose Rev. Gresham Post 256 Sets Contest For SSJH Students Paslor Conducts WSCS Program W M U Officers Attend Retreat Bible School Clinic Set Pastor Returns Unity Lecture Guild To Meet Conference Plans are being made for evangelistic meetings to begin April 4 a t tha Seventh-day Ad­ ventist Church In Sanford with Forest Lake students at speak­ ers for the 10-mcetlng series. By Frances W ester F irs t B aptist Church of Lake M ary will conduct its Spring Revival, April 4 -lt, with Dr. Jam es A. Howard of Landrum, S. C., aa evangelist. Rev. V. C. Ladd, paator, has announced th a t special music haa been arranged fo r each mealing of the revival. Tha public is invited and urged to attend. Dr. Howard, 1964 president of the South Carolina B aptist Convention, waa bom in up­ per Greenville County, 8. C. He received hia education a t Frultland Institute, Hender­ sonville, N.C.; Furm an Uni­ versity, Greenville, S. C.; Church Filled For Concert Of College Choir By Jane Ceaaelberry The sanctuary of Caaielberry Community Methodist Church w at filled to over­ flowing Tuesday night for the concert program of aacred and secular work* presented by the Concert Choir of Em. ory and Henry College, Em ­ ory. Va. The outetanding group un­ der the direction of Charles R. Davis, has toured In 10 atates and ha* aung profes­ sionally with two symphony orchestra*. Joseph E. Wil­ liams provided the piano ac­ companiment. Local church member* had a personal interest and pride In tha choir aa Mia* Darlene Shea, a member of the Cas­ selberry church and atudent a t Emory and Henry, atnga second soprano for tha group. Work* by such "m aster*” aa Moxart, Lottl, Brahma, and Wagner were featured a t well aa several number* by con­ temporary composers. The choir was a t its best singing "P ilgrim ’s Chorua" from Tannhauaer and in Ha rendition of Tom Scott'* stir­ ring arrangem ent’ of “ The Creation” from Jam es Weld­ on Johnson’* "God’a Trombones." Choir members were enter­ tained In tha homea of local church members during their atay. Sanlando Group Attends Meet By Donna Estes A group of Sunday School teachers and workers of the F irit Baptist Church of Sanlando Spring* attended the Associations! Sunday School meeting held at Stetson Bap­ tist Church, DcLind, recent­ ly. Othell Sullivan received the efficiency a w a r d for the church. Plans are being made to a t t e n d a Vacation Bible School clinic at Plnecreit Baptist Church, Sanford, next week. tanburg, S. C., and City View Baptist Church, Greenville. In addition h* h a t served a t district superintendent of million*, B aptist Genera] Con- j vention of Texas; aa field rep^ resentstlve for F urm an; a t trustee of Limestone College, Gaffney, S. C.; aa trustee and chairman of tha board of trustees of North Greenvill* Junior College, Tlgarville, S. C., and waa a member of th* General Board, B aptist Stats Convention, Columbia, S. C. II* waa auperintendent of • Evangelism and Associations! Mission*, Baptist S tate Con­ vention, Columbia, for 21 ’ years and from 1953 until 1961 waa trustee of Southwestern Baptist Seminary, F o rt Worth, Tex. * . Since retirem ent from pas­ toral duties in 1961, he h it been devoting tim e to evange- • little meetings and pastoral supply. Students Visit Asbury College DR. JAMES HOWARD Bear Lake Church To Mark Anniversary By Maryann Mile* Bear Lake Methodist Church will observe ’’All Member­ ship Sunday” this week to m ark the aecond anniversary ol the church's organitalion. Rev. William Irwin, pastor, will give a brief commemora­ tion during the 11 a.m. wor­ ship service. Reports on vsrlous group activities during the past y esr will be given by Walter Bowles, president of the Men's Club; Mrs. Mar­ garet Brown, vice president of the Woman's S o c i e t y of Christian Service; John Wolking, president of the Method­ ist Youth Fellowship, and Glenn Whipple, chairm an of the church board. Immediately following the service s covered dish dinner will take plica in Irwin Hall Members of the congregation whose last names start with letters “ A-L" are to bring meat or salad with the ” M Z" group bringing vegetables or dessert. Passion Play Trip Planned Members of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford will form a motorcade Sunday for a trip to Lake Wales where they will tec tha even ing parform toca of tha P a t slon Play. Departure from the church will be no lite r th in 1 p.m Those making ths trip are to bring a box supper for the The Women's Society of evening m eal which will be Christian Service of DeBary eaten i t Bok Tower. They al Community Methodist Church so are reminded to bring a will sponsor the Bethuns- coat and blanket i s the per­ Cookmen College Choral* s t formance is in in open am th* DeBery Community Cen­ phlthester. ter on Monday, April E, a t 8 p.m. This group hae appear­ ed In DeBery upon s number of occasions and ha* been re ­ reived with wide acclaim. Thera will he a small dona­ tion. By JoAnn Hays Youth Week wa* observed at the F irst B aptist Church of Geneva la it Sunday whan Julia Braddy and Horace Johnson presented the devo­ tion during Sunday School hour. The Youth Choir provided ■pedal music for th* worship hour a t morning and evening services. Young people will be In charge again this Sunday with Sheila Mathieux and Jim Grogan presenting th* devo­ tion. By Jana Ceaaelberry Five young people from Casselberry Community Methodiet Church, all Lyman High School students, took advant­ age of the echool holiday last week to visit Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky. They were accompanied by Rev. Delmat Copeland and Leonard Casselberry and left Wednesday night a fte r at­ tending a concert in Orlando by the Aibury College Men's Glee Club. Rev. Copeland (a an alum­ nus of Aabury. Also retu rn ­ ing to tha collegs a fte r a be­ tween srm eater vacation were Ken Miller and B arbara F er­ rell. Seeing enow was a high­ light of the trip. Those meking tin trip were Jackie McClain, Glenn Duncan, BUI Danders, and Dan and Rick Casselberry. While a t A tbury they stay ­ ed in tha dormitories and visited classes and were im­ pressed with the friendline.se end fine spiritual atmospher* of th* campui. On ths return trip th* group enjoyed Sunday dinner with Rev. Copeland’s mother, Mr*. Sarah Copeland, in Wiliimaaon, W, Va. ,) t) <1 V Juniors Begin Study Course By Jnne- Casselberry A six-week mission study course for Juniors on Spanish Americans in the United States started last Sunday at the Casselberry Community Methodiet Church. The sessions are being held at 6:30 p.m. each Sunday and ar* being taught by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heinsen. All fourth, fifth, and sixth graders ata invited to Join tha class. Mission studies are continu­ ing for first, sacond, and third gradsra at th* same hour and ara taught by Mrs. Clara Balfer and Mrs. Angel Mendes. I (> College Chorale Church Observes A tte n d services » tdis weed, atyour own Youth Week W IL O O M I w s a o x Virginia Petroskl P . O. Bos 1114 FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Complete Study Tbs recently reorganised Glgla Auxiliary of F irst Bap. list Church, Laka Mary, ha* completed first itudy of m il­ lion book*. The Blanche Nes­ bitt group studied "W eeping In the D a rk " by Mrs. W. G. Brown and Mrs. V. C. Ladd tau g h t the Eugene Glass group tha book, "Southern Yankee.” Southwestern Seminary, F ort W orth, T*x., and received an honorary doctorate from F ur­ man in 1951. He haa had pastorates a t M a u l d i n B aptist Church, Mauldin, S. C.; Union Bleachery B aptist Church, Graenvllla; Southern B leacher/ Bap­ tist Church, M aryivillc, Tex.; Randlett B aptist C h u r c h , RandletL Okla.; Ligon Me­ morial B aptist Church, Spar* Buford - Nora Norris T E 1-1114 8. Seminole Phyllis Ragenatlna FA 1*4134 Laka Mary Mildred Haatoj 448-4411 Deltona ROBED CHOIR of the Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C., will present a concert a t Preabyterian Church of the Covenant, 9775 South Orlando Driva, Sanford, a t 8 p.m. Monday. The 27 men. directed by Dr. Edouard Patte, will alng a brill!ant Italian Gloria, a motet of a German Passion, several Negro spiritual!, a Norwegian anthem, a J. S. Bach chorale, an tarly American composition, and other numbers. A former member of the choir, A rthur J. DeYoung, now a student a t Louisville Presbyterian Seminar)-, will be home a t Longwood. this wekend to help with concert arrangements. bXn f o r d FLOWER SHOP Car. R. Is* * l a a f a r i Are. *»■»«« U 3-I4I3 Mary Getting* Rear t ii U 193-4847 la p h la Hsiao* DeBary 444-4441 I) �ttljr ftnnfnrft g m li Fri. Mar. 26, '65—Page 3 U. S. Aid Demanded NEW! For Overseas Trade 1965 MODELS Moment Of Truth Nears For Bomber By Tom Nolan WASHINGTON (NEA ) — Through Defense Secretary Robert McNamara left the door ajar, hi* decliion to phase out the earlier models g f the B52 heavy bomber has ended the missile vs. manned bomber controversy — in fayor of the missiles. There still will be thous­ ands c f pages of testimony taken In the neat several years, for the final “ Moment of T ruth” for the manned bomber won't come until 1067 j f 11>G8. But as one missile Txpert puts it, the propo­ nents of the bomber “will be ju st going through the mo­ tions." McNamara in the past has emphasised his belief th a t bembers are destined to play only a marginal role in the age of intercontinental mis­ siles. This conclusion has been ^ lailcn g e d vigorously by the Air Force and some Influ­ ential lawmakers. But the decision to cut the site of the B52 force—once the symbol and most cf the muscle of American nuclear power — has virtually ended the ball game. There ia no adm inistration plan for a new bomber to replace the B52. Kind as Defense D epartment officials bluntly note, “ there is not likely to ever be one." * * # M cNamara's decision is not yet iron-clad. Included in the new Defense budget is a $50millicn request to develop a powerful jet engine, sophisti­ cated navigation and bombing eq u ip m en t and a new nucleartip p e d air-to-ground missile. However, t h e s e bomber components could be easily adapted to existing aircraft, such as the B52 or the F i l l <TFX) fighter. T li e s e components also could be incorporated into a new manned bomber — the only solution satisfactory to the Air Force. It eagerly de­ sires a completely new “advanced m a n n e d strategic airc ra ft" (AMSA) with a range of 10,000 miles and a speed 2 Vi times th a t of Bound. It is estimated th a t a fleet of 200 wew bembera could be de­ veloped in about six years. Of the present B62s, some came off the assembly line less than' three yeara ago. They will not be obsolete until the mid 1070s, perhaps not even until 1080. A fleet of 200 new AMSAs would cost $10 billion—an inv e s t m e n t McNamara has stressed he will not make until he is convinced it is desirable. Defense officials estim ate th a t a fleet of 200 B52s ccuid be outfitted with the new missiles and elec­ tronic gear to perform the same mission as an AMSA fleet, but at tin* reduced price tag of $3 billion. • « • M cNamara's opposition to a new bomber system is based principally on his belief th at missiles are superior to planes in m ost missions, p ar­ ticularly the “time urgent" and "assured destruction" target categories. “Time urgent" targets are the enemy’* strike forces — missile sites, airfields and submarine pens. In a fastescalating w ar. U. S. missiles could reach these ta rg e ts in about 30 minutes. A longrange bomber's flight time is measured in hours. “ Destruction assured" ta r­ gets are the enemy's major citieh. N urlear w arfare s tr a t­ egists believe the enemy must be made to realize that if he chooses In wage an all-out war he's going to lose his population centers. By Tom Nolan WASHINGTON (N EA ) — Hard-noted American buslnrtam en are now demanding th at the U. S. government play a fa r larger role in over­ PREVIEW of what the Burke Family Sin^era will sound like nt their concert here Monday is heart) by members of the Seminole High School Glee Club who are shown here listening to the Burke's long-playing al­ bum. From left seated are Buddy Burton, Martha Coskey and Cathy Fowler. Second row students are David Higginbotham and David Noell. DOCTORS DAY in Sanford is declared to be March .'10 by Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson. Seminole County Medical Auxiliary is sponsoring the ob­ servance and nil citizens are called upon to honor their physicians. From left are Mrs. John Johnson, chairman, Mayor Wilson and Mrs. Edwin Lindsey, president of the auxiliary. (Herald Photo) ...for Econom y Minded Americans! ten lack tales and service per­ sonnel, sometimes fall to make sure of adequate stocks of spare p arts. • Many American m anu­ facturers wishing to en ter a m arket abread are deterred by the prospect of making an enormous initial investment for a sales retu rn which is s t best speculative. These points were made by Sen. W arren Magnusnn, DWash., when he Introduced a three-pronged bill aimed at expanding American markets abroad. Magnuson proposes th at the government recruit businessmen in a Trade De­ velopment Corpe. A corpaman, well-greundrd in the language and economy of the country, could get out into foreign business com­ munities with a keen eye for | sales opportunities. Magnusdn noted th a t out of the 135 cities in the world which are national capitals or have populations over one million, only 03 have fu ll­ time U. S. commercial a t­ taches. Magnuann's other proposals would make local currencies generated by the Food for Trace Program available for industrial export promotion abroad and provide funds to establish U. S. sales and serv­ ice centers overseas. in addition, Magnuson'a bill would also establish within, the E xport-lm pcrt Bank—the prim ary U. S. export finan­ cing facility—a special $500 million “ National In terest” fund to finance exports to countries normally considered bad credit risks. “Of all the gaps that exist til our export structure," Magnuson says, “none looms so formidable a* the gap in ex­ port financing.” seas trade expanaion. It'a always aurpriaing when businessmen behave thi* way. Classical free enterprise econ­ omists believed th a t the best band a government could take in business was no hand a t all. Firm s were encouraged to trade abroad with a minimum of government interference. Rut in todays complicated economic world of balance of payments, ta riff barriers and long-term financing — where the unw ritten law I* “ Export or die"— the It. S. government by necessity play* a major role in developing new m ar­ ket* fer the country'* expor­ ters. And these exporters would like nothing better now in this area than a heavier fed­ eral hand. They say that America's allies are winning the crucial trade w ar, where a country’s spurs are won by a surplus of exports over imports. The 1984 U. S. balance of pay­ ments deficit is expected to run close to 1003'* red-ink rn try of $3.3 billion. That the deficit ia narrowing slightly gives small ecmforl lo S. exporters. The U. S. is being edged out in world m arkets not be­ cause her products are infe­ rior. Tiie lessons lie else­ where: • Many businessmen do not know what markets, or potential markets, on a pro­ duct-by-product basis, exist abroad. • Many firm* have net adapted their product* to meet local need* or developed adequate local delivery sys­ tems. Atmut 50 nations tn a ml a in • In tbe lesser developed diplomatic representatives at countries, 11. S. exporters of­ Vatican City. J.ongwood Mayor Dedicates Outdoor Flag For City Hall mm . r^ jr1 I i i_L J___ a-lr. JAMESTOWN N s v s r b e fo re h o i A m W oltec offered s o ' much v a lu e In n e w h e m e s o f su ch lo w p ric e s . T h e b e a u tifu l J a m e s to w n Is L J _ o n ly a n a o f Ih e m a n y J sm a rt new a 'r e a t ie n i available this y e a r < Am Waller. N O DOW N PAYMENT ...EASY TERMS If you own a lot, or can buy one, now It the time to take advantage of Jim W alU r't wonderful home building plan. Send today for our beau* tiful new 1965 Catalog of hornet that llluitratet all modelt In full color. It't fret, to mail the coupon right now before you forget. W e alto build Cottagesl Jim WaiterfarM C O M P O M A T IO N ' ' JIM WAITER CORPORATION Call collect or Write Today! I would like to Inow mors obout your building and financing plan. Pleats lend mt o flee catalog. I am inttrtiltd In a . . . □ Home □ Callage NAME----------------------------------------ADDRESS----------------------------------- _ -STATE, CITY____________ Telsphone______ -County. M y property It lacattd In. W l A l l O SIN ON SUNDAY ORLANDO. FLORIDA 4510 W. Colonial Drive, llwy 50 West I*. I). Bcii 15037, Tine llilla Station Phone: 295-0881 ^ F Pre-Easter Sale or JMlTeli ields trium i'";raisss»wjir!Jw- « By Donna Kates Taking part in the ceremon­ Impressive rerem onirs ded­ ies and representing various veterans organizations were icating the new outdoor Amer­ I . [„ ("ox of (ltd Glory Anver ican Flag at I.ongwood City o an Legion Cost I S3, A lta­ Hall took place with Mayor monte Springs; Commander ®\)avid W entworth presiding. Joseph Keller of World War Mayor W entworth reviewed Vets, B arrarks “Sirs. A lta­ RESOLUTION of commendation from the Village of North Orlando to the history of the United monte Springs, and Command­ er John McManus of Son'll the I.ongwood Volunteer Fire Department cites the group fur being “inS U tke’ t t r aggie for freedom Seminole VFW Cost 8207. slrumental in saving several homes from rumplete destruction" and Res­ and explained the symbolism ; Longwood. cue Squad members for "doing all in their power to save the the life of a nf tha flag. He stated that Other organizations repre. North Orlando resident.” Reading the citation are (left to right) Chief thr red stripes symbolize the sented were the Auxiliary Un­ Claude Layo, Councilman Carl Lommler, and Mayor David Wentworth. blood shed to keep America it to Old Glory American Le­ frrr, the white stripes signify gion Cost 183, the auxiliary to ^Jhe tears shed for our war World W ar Barracks 2898, the dead, tha blue field indicates auxiliary unit to South Sem­ heaven and the I>0 stars, unity inole VFW Cost 8207, the of .SO state* in one country. Long wood Volunteer Fire De­ lie charged those attending partm ent and Auxiliary, the WASHINGTON (U P I) - 'facilities for public, private mpnta criming out nf the to always honor and revere •Longwood Colic* Rpscrve and Pre.'idrnl Johnson'* tl 1 hi] i and parochial school student * churth vlatr di^pulf that dnmi the flag the Longwood City Council. The measure easily survived n atn l two <la>A of hratrrl drlinn school aid bill appeared lo be over the hump and rolling ils first major tests Thursday, hair on Ihr htjh priority (.Jrrat The U. S. Congressional toward House passage today, and its m anagers planned to S oncl) m raatirr. Medal of Honor was author* The hill is designed to up­ push fur final actum today. I \ T U B riHC’l IT 4 0 I H T OF Op|w>nrnU wera* rgpccU'd to i: m m h JI m r i A i . t i n * ized in 1861. grade U>e schooling of child­ They were confident the House IT I > A M I t'OII UK Ml.Ml LB try In rlirninatr nr rriLlrict ren from poor families and would pass thr hill and send it r m at v , r L o n iiM . arp aralr 1100 million acctinna i n %m t : ii v .m i . iimm provide new aid in the form to the Senate O n e supporter that would fir u*rd lo purTH U U u W E R T KA v i s a s of books and “ shared tim e" said. “ If everybody stays on BANK. l \ T i l K CIRCUIT c o t HT OF rhg^r library and textbooks r u in tiff, T i n ; NINTH J t t m i A L I I H the floor, we're in " and to rncoura^c public-pri V• ( I IT, IN 1ND FOB SKHJNflLK Still to be fared were amend BOBBY LKUTER HART, #1 at. CtH > T \ , FLOIIIDA. u l r achool ctMjprratujn in l»# femlan ta AT U U NO. Jf To joint u>r of si>octal dasaroom i SOTII'K OK »l IT \ OTIITC OF 11 IT IA COMMERCIAL C RE DIT CORMOItTOAOi: F O H K C L O ItH K PORATION, a ro rp oretlon a u ­ THK STATK OK KI.OIIIIM TO and laboratories. IIILt-V K KKU.KV. TOi ROBERT J HAU8 K and thor t ae d to do buaine*a in the Republicans and some It KS! m ; VI • K. I' N K NOW N. M IT IIK EMMA L HA! • £ . h l i wlf# Sta te of Florida, AND W HUSK LAST R B M IlK M 't ti 1' M i SO W S Th# 1*ow n s#f *'■■>#!berr jr Democrats have charged that P la i n t i f f K N O W N MA II.1 NO At>- F lor til * r*'|f4**t» bill# on — I * A l l Till All pa r t1 r la ( m i n i v*. th r bill poacs a ryal danger t o 1 tlltUSS IS r 8 8 SUFF O LK l >it p nt w 1a l.* ■1 M* 11 Tmi* 9 In t e r e »t a by, through, u n ­ C. F ROBERTS, firm Drive Mu tor Hiinlrr the constitutional wal| between; i ..s t s o it T i r / o K m der or ag a in at tha aforaDefen dan t NOTH K OF ■FIT n k w v o n K , S E W VOHK w ith nut Ice* than 7o III* church and state in education •aid par Bonn. Dt»ft*l Knclri*. w ith full A . w a r n Complaint h avin g YOU ARE hereby notified T i l K I T ATE OF FLORIDA t c . n fUrd i . a l n r l yuu In Clr. h yd ra u lic power, with dir. Their strongest effort was ex.] that a Com plain t to foreclose TO* C F ROBERTS IIS Long <1a It A v e , / f i l l Court In arid for S . m l n o l , *<'( electric* a t a r i l n g : 13 peeled to be a proposal to clear a certain m o r tg a g e e n cu m b e r­ Hanford, F lorida V o u n l y , Florida, hr KUMA SIAfoot power alii ft moM hoard ing the f o l lo w in g described Last k n o w n residen ce HIK KEI.LEV. 1’la ln llff, tor full puw#r ("tffi.1* r*v*ra*. the way for a court test of the real property, to* wit! |>iiw*r *1a»»In* Iranlh k bill's constitutionality. The ad ­ You are hereby notified that divo rce, v v r . u , HILLY K KKI,Lot 1. Block 11. COUNTRY fro m w h r e l i . !<LU® a 2i 111- ministration opposes it. D efendant. 1h.»< p rtCist’ll MAN o ll. UNIT NO. a l u l l has bean filed agalnat LEV, ply ttr #» front and rear; you In tha ab o v e en titled eauee • m i l i r , to rum msnd you to CHILDRENS FASHIONS _ School Aid Bill 'Over Hump' Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 3, accord in g In tha plat t h e reo f as recorded In Flat Hook 11. Fag* 100, Public Record* o f H* min ole Conn9 tjr, Florida, ha a been filed ag ain at you In the abo%e a ty led euli. and you arc required to »enra a copy nf your A nsw er or othar P le a d ­ ing to the Complaint on P la i n ­ tiff* a tto rn ey s , ANDEIISOH, 111*811. DEAN A LOW SI)EH, 133 Eaat Cen tral Boulevard, Orlando, Florida, and flit the orig in a l Ana war or other p l e a d ­ ing In tha o ffice of the Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or before the 10th day o f April. 111*. If yo u fall to do a o. a f t t e c r e e pro runfeaao w ill be ^ l a k e n a g a in st you for the r e ­ lief . d e m a n d e d tn the C o m ­ plaint. Thin Notice ahaR be p u b lt itl­ ed once a week for four con* ■ecuttve w e e k s la The Hanford Herald. D A T E D T i l l ? I«th day of and that y >u are required to file your a n sw e r with the Clerk of thla Court and to se rv e a cop y the reo f upon the P la i n ­ tiff or P la in tiff! a tto rney* w h o se name and ad! dr a as la PIE RC E AND LEWIS. >21 Rutland Buildin g. Orlando, F lo r ­ ida. not lat er than April I. IMS. If you fall to do to, a d efault Judgment will be e n ­ tered agalnat you for the re ­ l i e f demanded In the Complaint. Thla su it la a replevin action, amid su it h avin g been c o m ­ menced by a t ta c h m e n t of klh* property, t >-wlt: l t l l Mack Tr actor, Model 11*11, Herla 1 No 11121 Title - o t i c * shall be p u b lis h ­ ed once a s e e k for fiipr eon* aec utlve w e e k s lit the i s n f o r d Herald,. Hanford* Florida* appear and III* your A nsw er or othe r defenee or pleading h erein w II h Ihe Klrrk of the Circuit Court of Sem inole Cou nty, Florida, and aarva a copy thereof on P la in tiff's At* torney, Carr.-ll Burk*. A t to r ­ ney At Law I* O Urawer Z. Sanford. Florida on or before the loth day or April. A. !> ISIS, or o th e rw ise decree pro r o n f e ta o will be entered eg a ln et yoo. The Sanford Herald la d te l g nated a i a new ap aper of gen* aral circu la tio n In wh ich thla cita tio n ahall ha published onca ea ch w eek for four con* ee c u llv e week e W IT NESS rny hand and o f fl rial aaal o f tha q i e l k of Ihe Clycult Court on ihle the ISth day of SI arch, A. If. tlrSi. WITNESS my hand and tha f SEAL) aeal o f said Court a t Sanford, S em ino le County, Florida, thla 3rd day o f March. AD t i l l . Art hur U D eck w lth . Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court By: Maalhe S to w ell. D. C (SEAL) Carroll Uurke Arthur H B eck w ith . Jr., Atto rney at l a » Sulla t l i 1 March, lies. Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanfo rd A tla ntic National (MEAL) By: Martha T. V i l l e n flank* Bu ilding Arthur It B e ck w ith , J l D ep u ty C*erk P. O. D ra w er Z Clark of Circuit Court Pierce and Lewis Sanford . Florida. By: Martha T. Vlhlan 131 Ru tland Uylldlog A tto rn ey for P la in tiff. D e p u t y Clerk Orlando. Fla. Pub lish March Id. X A April iP u b lla h March Z« A April 1. Publish J a r .n I. IS. 13. 21. IMS J. ». ISIS r r ». If. l t l l . 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All bide ahall be r e m itted to the following* addrese: T o w n Clerk T o w n of C?a»*«lbarrr F (> Boa U C a s eeIberry, Florid a in staled e n v elo p e legibly m arked "Town o f C a sselb erry — Urader Bid'* by the Ith day o f April A- D. 13€i by 12.oo Noon. Publish March 13. 24, 1341 CDJ£*14l qM COAT & BAG SET DIAPER SETS 097 2-PC. SUITS 097 Comp. Vat 10.99 Conp. Vet fO-W Couv». Vat J.98-3JS • Spring JvaJv Spdng-bright t o a ti ta • • • • Ssnfurd Ixuige 1861, i^jyal Order o f Moose, will conduct enrollment for a cists of new members a t 7 p m . Saturday at the Moose Home, 2fi60 Taim etto Avenue. A Hobo Dance will follow at 8:30 p.m. with music by “The Smoothies." All members and invited guests will be wel­ comed. • .1 9 7 f9 7 • gS7 Comp. YoL 17S9 • Coley & latd I M • Iv y iTyi*l k a y o s Bnedl • by ttyW MakfiAxg S x tl lominalad Enrollment Ykrcw*”* CcltiH SPORT JACKET ShfioHU* 3-pc. 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If* 19 Persons Dead In S Years Of Rights Strife I if MONTOOMERY^Ala. (U PD —K n . Viol* Gregg U u ito , of D etfatt, fatally ahot by a nip* e r Thursday a* aha helped r w • (buttle service to r Negreea b R U i Selma and Moctgom e ry , becam e the third peraon t* die la th* current d v tl r l f h u struggle hi Alabama. Tbe 3*-year-old mother of five alao waa Urn ninth person to dla to eivfl right* eauaea d o r in 1 the tMQa. Rev. Jam a* J . Raab. U nitar­ ian minlatar ir o n Boston, wa* the flret white paraon to die in Dr. M artin Luther King'* nine week* old voter rtfi* tration d rire that w at clim ax­ ed Thursday with a march on tbe c u te Capitol at Mont­ gomery. Reeb v a i fatally beaten on a Selma atreet and died severa l days latar, on March 11. Reeb's death algnaled (be Influx of ntnneroua clergymen into Alabama and dem onstra­ tions -in his behalf were stag­ ed all oTer the United States. Jim m ie Lee Jackson, a 26ycar-old Negro pulpwood cuttar. was killed earlier In r a ­ cial violence la Marion, Ala. Other white* killed: Sept. 30. 1963- Paul Guihard, French newsman, and W alter Roy Gunter, Oxford TV repairm an, killed In a dese­ gregation riot at the Culverally of Mississippi. April 13. 1943— William L. Moore, 33, Baltimore, shot to death on a protest march near Gadsden, Ala. J u m A, 1943— Fred Link, au‘omobile mechanic, killed by a rifle bullet fired into a crowd of whites at Lexington, N. C. April T, 194*— Rev. Bruce W Blunder, crushed to death In Cleveland, Ohio, by bulldoier during a demonstration against de facto segregation at a new school under con­ struction in a Negro neighbor hood. Aug. *, 194*— Bodies of Michael Schw eratr and An­ drew Goodman, both white, and Jam ea Chaney, Negro, found buried in an earthen dam near Philadelphia, Mias. They were believed slam on June II. V n ta r l P»W l —Pri. Mar. 28, *65 ffrrmll Space Weapons May Place Reds Ahead Of U. S. f I M i* » * Space Twins Jolted Only Once On Flight I CAPE KENNEDY (UPD - a hole In the face plate of )) The Gemini-3 epeeeahlp that Grissom's helmet and scratch­ WASHINGTON (U P D -G e n . ed Young's face plat*. gave epeee twin* Virgil IC urtli K. LcMay, retired Air Grissom said the mishsp tG usl Grissom and John W. Force chief of (faff, warns Young a three-orbit r i d e occurred when the parachute that Russia m ay be develop­ around earth reduced tbe r i­ suspension system on the /L M .i ing space weapons th a t would eapsule switched from a sin­ gor* of re-entry by half. give the Soviet* m ilitary su­ By gliding their capsule In­ gle line on the craft'* nose to to e a rth 's atmoaphere, the a three-point connecting sys­ periority over the United astronauts felt only four time* tem to position the spiceState*. the pull of gravity instead of craft for landing. LeMay told a dinner e f the "When I went to the three- ) | * the eight experienced when National Security Industrial one-man M ereury ahlps dived point attitude, this thing flops Association Thursday night down very h ird end John and into ea rth 's thick air. that the Soviet Union may de­ The one Jolt that did occur I both hit the windshield. This velop weapons th st would during the pioneering Gemini was the biggest surprise to leap fro g U. S. m ilitary pro­ mission last Tuesday knocked me in the whole d ay ." gress and upset tbe balance of power which has existed aince World W ar II. SPECIAL SERVICE in observance of National T h e retired four-star genGirl Scout Birthday, presented at First Pente­ eral, who left the Air F o ree'i costal Church of Longwood, waa given by Teresa top poet Feb. 1, also warned Cundiss (left) and Patay Ruth Grant, members that Red China la capable of of Girl Scout Troop 229 of Longwood. developing intercontinental missiles with nuclear w tr heads. He said this would be an "extrem ely serious threat to the United S tates.” Although U. S. m ilitary power is suprem e now, LeMay said, the nation is following a "conservative" weapons de­ velopment program that Could with matching jeopardise its lead. WASHINGTON CUPI) - U. S. luner experts to "now The country that gains mili­ Ranger 9 found two and pos- know there are two spots — FROM tary superiority in the future albty three spots for tbe probably three—where we can will be the one which hss "v i­ A m arlca's Apollo spaceship sion and purpose to cepitalisc and its two-man crew to land land on th* moon, but we will • Beautiful N atural Color need and get lots of other in­ • Ail-Channel Tuning on the prom ises of technol­ on the moon. • 25,000-volt Chassis ogy,•' he said. The information w ai relay­ form ation." LeMay said that the m ili­ ed to President Johnson and What scientists had hoped to Performance proved . . • budget tary, industrial and scientific j t b e cabinet Thursday by check wss whether the floor priced) Hat auper-powerful New communities formed an "u n ­ Jam ea E. Webb,' head of the and ridges of the craters Vista VHF and UHF tuner*—the official but essential alli­ National Aeronautic* a n d would be firm enough to iup- m ost sensitive, m oat reliab le ever from RCA. Beautiful natural ance." forged originally dur-j Spare Administration. pert a spacecraft as It set­ color on glare-proof RCA High ;ng World War 11 It was based f>a a prelim ­ tles down for a landing. There Fidelity Color Tub*. Eaay. accu­ jo o m rrp n tM n t The alliance produced the inary survey of the more than is still question w hether the rate color tuning. Eitended range w .i 10 san«> rr-e* r IK J Si* u (tone 4* duo-cone apeaker abundance of weapons which ii.CU) pictures that Ranger 9 plains areas arc loo soft. .249 Hit ,|>ktk#in* deterred "a giant of a c a ­ took Wednesday morning as The Ranger 9 was the last THE MOST TRUSTED NAMC IN ELECTRONICS tion"—Russia—and forced it it seroed In on the cra ter Al- Eight of this particular space­ to alter its aggressive course phomus. Rangers T and I had craft. Next In line D Survey­ in the postwar yeara. LeMay photographed plains areas of or, scheduled for a year or so said. the moon's surface. from now, which will land on He expressed confidence Webb told reporters after the moon and send back re­ B 9 Ilk MAGNOLIA 322-1361 that defense policy m akers the cabinet lesilon that the ports on the composition of "VISIT O IK RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC D EPT.” would expand the American Ranger 9 photograph* en ab led , the lunar surface. m ilitary effort if they see in creasing threat* to the coun­ -T -T T n iiY - " try But he said It was up to ' * military, industrial and tcienI ■ lific leaders as well "to speak out firmly tf they feel the .dan-1 per signs are not being head­ i - r V i 22 ed " i * it* < 3 CA VICTOR LICENSE TAG RENEWALS being purcha.«ed by Dick Ostrander, presi­ dent of the Bear Lake Community Ciub (left) and Mias Linda Davis, were made available a t the club’s regular meeting by Tax Collector G. Troy Ray who was assisted in the sales by Mrs. Martha Ashby (right) mem­ ber of hia office staff. (Herald Photo) Moon Landing Spots 'Found' By Ranger 9 Geneva PTO Has Election He's On Way To Last 'Lockup' By JoAnn llaya Officers for the next school year were elected Tuesday night by the Geneva ParentTeacher O rganisation a t a meeting held In the school aud­ itorium. Serving will be Mrs. Vir­ ginia Hughey, president; Mrs. Imogens Yarborough, v i c e president; Mr*. Polly Denton, secretary, and Mrs. Maxine Rieka, treasurer. V A N L Sage, TD2, During th.e business meet­ serving with KVA1I-3, ing conducted by th* presi­ lius re-enlisted fo r six dent, Mrs. Dor* Russell, a years at Sanford Naval rummage sale to l«e sponsored by th* organisation was re Air Station. He. his scheduled for April 9-10 after wife, Sharon Lynn, and an earlier postponement. The two children, reside at Sale will be held at the corner Palm Place. of F irst Street and Sanford (Navy P h o to ) Avenue in Sanford. Mrs. Hoy Nichole, principal of the school a ho « as m A ••lump*” it a rug making charge of the program, spate on problems facing the school party in Ihc Pennsylvania during the coming year. Dutch country. NEW ORLEANS <UPI> — Harold N urm andalr, the mostarrested man in New Orleans, died Thursday. He was 65. Normandal* made nearly 2(4) trips to th* lockup. His last arrest was August, 1!**!*, for loitering. The charge was dismissed. *Tm square with the world. ! never want to see another policeman again.” said Normandalv in 1959. Police said most of hi» a r ­ rest* were for narcotics viola­ tions, but he also was picked up on charge* ranging from minor traffic infiactiur.s to m anslaughter. His first arrest was in No­ vember, 1917, at age 17 for breaking and entering and felly larceny. O’llare Busiest Sanford Electric Co. WASHINGTON iL T I,—Chi­ cago's O'Hare Airport waa the St. George it said to have nation * buaicit term inal last year, according to the Federal t.*rn born in Asia Minor of Christian parents. i Aviation Agency. v ll 1 fi dSQBj flft If v * > Cr * ||/ gM. t v ** » ^n w* yt* |t|i* > J fjt ' >V.. m 1 ■ /Jdfcaf'tA ' we're cookin' up a real treat for y o u . . . Come and enjoy it. If I I itjJ 0 4' A D M IS S IO N F R E E ! ■ m .*WU W l© 4 UttkrM * *-■ ■* * £ * > w a t K ) fK +» h m tmm Mb *3 i i ms-viVit W ItS * IiL d ■ i s a ® , ew l ■■4k . ., “ BLUE ANGELS" precision flying team of the U. S. Navy will return to Sanford for a second appearance when the fly­ ers will participate in tbe 11th annual Bombing Derby on , ' i e t ' i i l _^ I t t* April 10. They presented their demonetation here two years ago when Seminole County held its Semi-centennial. (Navy Photo) im a^1t )9itoK( Beautiful BRICK HOMES! TUES., M A R C H . 30 7:30 to 9:30 P. 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(.'aril, ner Preedy, Oviedo, ntnlh; 1!. Jim Wakefield, l.y* man, physics; .1. (.illicit Michael, Oviedo, chem­ istry; 4. Itichnrd l.onthardi, I.vmnii, r.imlupy; 5. Harry Eller, Ex man, physic*; (». John Steward, I. ymun, Itotnny; 7. Eddie I’lila, St. I.like’.*, phy­ sics; 8. Ilnkx Palmer, l.xman, health and medi­ ■- 1 ■ 11 cine; 9. llevcrly laiilk, l.yman, chem istry; 10. Martha Miklcr, Oxieilo, health and medicine; *j& "L P F A m t c M rH jtt M y II. Nancy Strum, Seminole, hoi,any; 12. Sherry Waltz, Oviedo, phxsirs; 13, llulihy Slew art, Oviedo, Imlanx ; II. Turn Junes, Sanford Junior Mitlli, health anil medicine; 1.7. Nancy Phillips, Oxieilo; health and medicine; 10. Kuily Mueller, St. I u k e ’s, rhem i-tfx. (Herald Photo*.) U O R D tftC T fW H tfH » IPCNBATIOM AV<UUBk £ 9 p H A K N l t U U l U f l - : aev=5 umici AH iiAinro r»oM i i -? pdRj. «V 'i i If ■. purpo*1 clational | t KlTTlL I C o * o n A * v “ adding Ycasi Cell. 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Newell will be « n ^ | bis it added TSnariBe for the third •ppemrsnee sod second second tone. Melbourne sad c u r t eg the season. Cocos Beach to ill bat cd tit N esre^ registered * vrotnry tuna The Seminole* won the t» e r U niter T t t k is I n c a s '* roeet * 1 t t IBF-i p o o ls to Mel Zirxt otrting and burled otx bourne a TS, TCuavilk a M i arcing eg *cnr*>** relief and Cocoa t sever ig a m r New E tty m a Beach Thus fa r the Seminole* have His earned r u e *t tr a g i defeated nine different te a r u Rands a! 113 four of then: twice. Senior M t n i t Cook it r i In the E rst event. Bob p e ru d to ca rry s lot of tb* Adams took first is the high b atin g load i t the cirsnup hurdles fee Melbourne with sin: tonigirtt He :» u s in g at 1 (2 and George M arket took a WZ d i p '• H b Art ex runs third for the Semiaolea with batted is is lour game*. Cook it-T. Gouge took first is the will be is left field 3Ob yard dash far Titusville Sophomore L arry L o s sports •-dh IDS and Bill P naby and s .1 3 b a tin g n c r a g s inciud Eddie Griffith took IDS to tie mg a triple and U see doubles far the Seromoles a teraad LoS wEI be tb'e su rtin g tstcfc place. Jack Hunt w as the roJe er oar* sg sis. run for SsnJard with 4 41 4 The Lyman infield will roost The Seminolet won all three Lkely ro n tiR of junior Larry r e la ji with the team of F neMiller at f a s t, ere jot Mike by. Griffith. Kick Walatroro Sterling at second, sophomore sad Mike Gray winning the E rect H r. mi st sbartRop and U ; relay it 1 24 4 and also Junior Larry E s te r at third warning the sprint roediry reBetides Cook the outfield ley with 2 CT2 The team cd wifl cotsiR of Alien Current. Sierl Weber. E ith e r d H itiel, • bo ta* scored sis r u s t, in Erad Prudes and Paul LeRoy te ste r and D oe Paulsen, an • an toe mile relay for the otber oopberoore. in right. 2* m in u et with a tim e cd Possible r e lie ie n if New ) 1 412 *U needs tb e a are Mark Sanford took second third E re» er. . Tiro Bis a . Prank and fourth is the 441 w i t EaLasLn* sad Jlirky k . . e r LeP.ty taking aecoad wt*. F .a i Erandes will bark up i: t Weber third with 54 and Lort behind the plate with HiCel fourth wrth k i t I t the Mike L u te s B s c s* Boston k burdies B e k W a lstro s sod B r a e Bury iafw id. puss. took fuK for the Tribe wrth MlltteS 212 and Tom F arroes toua D ice * C'.srse John Tipple fifth for SHS w itt a i l or G srj Gunter ro*y see a t »«k f i r r tint is the outfield Uurd sad fourth is the IN p rweej-—d * the victory, the Meta* fourth is succession. AJ Downing took She loss for tbc Yankees. WhUa Spahn was busy laughing up his alee**. Brwgan'a E ravw were unleaahing a 31-hit barrage ta defeat the Minnesota 7wzns 1 4 . Mudcat G rant was the chief n r tim cd the Braves* onslaught, surre nderuig sia runs and eight bits is three innings. Milwau­ kee's Tony Clonmger worked f/v* inmngs and allowed only one h it, but tired w tbe aiartk and W'ad* Blaaingam* fimsbed the Job. Woody Woodward had a borne ran for Miiwaukoe and J i a Jenkin* fait a two-rut: blast for tbe Tw ins .n other action, tbe Lo* A v g tlts Dodgers best tb* Ban­ ks* City Athletics M ; tb* Baltimore Oriole* u p p ed tb* Detroit Tigers 7 4 ; tbe Cfcicaf t White Sc* ripped tb* P itts­ burgh pirate* lb-4; tb* Si. Louie Cardinal* cored tb* Houston Astro* 1-7; t i e Cin­ cinnati Eod* nipped tb* P t:isdelpkte Phillies 7 4 ; tie Chirag s Cub* downed the f a r P rsn rtsrs Giants 1-7; the Cleveland Indians whipped tb* Lo* Angeles Angt .* * B~ squad 2 1 : and the Ar.gtlt ”A“ unit tripped U e Bo* tu t Bed Bet 1-4. Piacb-H it Hossrr Tommy D irt* ' three- run pinr.b-hit homer in tb* r i g t u inning pewefod Lot Ar.gr.n ta virtc-ry e m Kanawa City Dos D rradalt p itied up the victory over tbe Dodger*, but tn* are n g h th a n d rr wai tag ged for tin # hits and fir* run* in t..i seven--hung ru n t, Marge Cartifaurt* 2<* MK including bvto* rut.* t-y BUI !ae 7 odd i Nationwide Ini'ur­ Bryan and J i a Land.* Catch­ ate* wai t . g t bowler in the er Je ff Torborg al»* boroered Hi o x in eri League. Teamfor the Dodgers. mete 111* Gaodertos rolled her fu rt 5 * s rn e i tc be.p N a­ tionwide take a clean sweep from Behrens Tractor RepsuGiur.a A crardl'a 2u4 5CI led e Southern Air to three win* * tr t a Wilson Mai*r Furniture , Dot Button's IDh6 3 and Tbel- Nationwide Wins For Hi-Nooners Legal Notice u t m B once o r e irr CrTTT> H riXCK g i t AVI A rufiCK- ii* tL1!. fsA »u r u Tvt a s l s s i t st yes sr* t s r s l r isU '.s* l i t •**«»«! 4* pe*WeS! Sty riSIBI st.C t»it*i,k* sticV yss. H t 1er «f yss. 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MaRtK E L I Z A B E T H •(S L IT #•*** a r t s a b sew a TOC ARK N IR iar s e l l rve* tk s t w pet K iss hws b ass rr.s* wetk t k s s s Sec new s* C s s a tp J a f p s fa r t k s swwwtstteewt wf JOM XIB A . MISER a s t t a r 4 m s wf tb e p a rse s wwl p rspwrtp s f r a t e tkltecsw . a t * . ALO DKAX KKALBT wwl DAXIE L KKITM S K A L n r. mtwsew. sw4 th a t s a te p e tit l e i an il be b e er* bp tee s t th e Seth Rap s f A pril A D IMS. Wt b p wffVcw la tb s C w s itb s s s s wt E a s­ ter* . Sami e e ls Cwswtp. Pbwrte a wt II -Si W - t e . e e ewl4 la u /»/ K w rtyls M eeSbelSar C sw atp Jw *«s wt Rwalwwte O e s s tp . PV .rtea PTK.srTROM . DAVIS R Mr I STORM A tlsrsayw fa r P w tlttsase Teel O ffice M et IU * RwaiwrC P ie r tea S lT tl fw bltek M arch SI J A pril L 1 IK I *4* C D K -ttl c M c L a u g h lx 'i paced the Jei Ins to a four point w in fro m M A R B a r. Tbeima Cnger converted tb* 2 7; Virginia Ske^y 216; Pal Franks IT . The 111 fell for Dot B utton. Billie CkantcK Fay* Boticrli and Vjrgmia Skeliy. .Helen Edwards spar­ ed tbe 4 72; Gloria Accardi and Kathy Gray 4 5 7, and Carolyn Saitee 41. Turkey i were rolled by Gloria Accardi. Dot Button. L ilia n Leroy. Dorti Omey. and Thelma Unger. . mg third with 2 1* 3 i Winter fourth with 2: Trank M urray war tor Sanford w rit 22 i W hiting took second Tribe with S 2 Sscfi third, fourth, sac f_*b pale s tu b with Paul taking tu r d . Mike Sc mg fourth, and E irh si irsrd placing fifth 3 tholss look tu r d in jum p for Sanford and Bates took fourth. David Noel; wan tb and the abocpot far with a diarus throw feet and a aha: of <T ! inches M o e C o rk to for Sanford with k! fe* shot and fourth in tb with 124 feet, one me Dsvid NoeH. BUI Mike Grey, ‘Pock W Eddie G riffith.' Sterl Erad Prudes., Paul sad Bichard Hittell * pete in the Florida R be held a Gamesvibi d ay . The Seminole*’ a n roeel wifi be here n r n et s ty w a rt they h rtrc s g e s f rom pesitias wifi sec all season. Pack. Colon-Al and Le --------------------| h f j n U l O U ' a* M OU/ MWTf f j m i f O l l u l j T | . I n T p S l llllv U I 1 1 C _L _ A i j S b n n Q LITTLE LEAGUE prokpecta lin* up for trro u ti for the Little Le&ffu* pesios nper.ir.g ia'Shtiford next moath. Tryout* were held l*st week. By Lew H. Peleraea l PI S p o il U i u e FORT LAUDERDALE. F.a (U P It — Johnny Keane h at puhed the bigger, switch in baseball tnd aims te finish e ia r b y where it r.a r.rd —in tb* world Senes If be roakei it. bow eier. it wiL be ai the m anager of tbe New York Y ankee) tbe d u l be beat in tbe to aria Serial last year when be juioted the S t Louis Card .r a il to tbe Ne tissal Letgue pennant I feel tbe respcmi.nU.iy tf • m n.rg Krane ta y l. " a s : u* 3 C i if t think I co-id win ■ its this club ! * ou.d me have takes tbe jo t Thu t.ub he ta j.1 about u the same one w t,ch wan tb* A m er.cas League pennant .as: aessse—trie Y ankees fiTtt straight pennant No t i k a SEEKING r .a (U PI —Twc streaking white tar* D im the T easi p la in un'eued ■ i-ec le t weapon tndiy u p a gut tbe b r a i guered r s c e ri cd F erra r. see ting tbeir fifth rnmaecvuve vir.nry in Sat ur cay i 12 bouri cd Sebrrog TYi* Ferrari* already be set by fo rd a n i techh-ta. pmbleroi a t “ m u lt rope *;th the Ct* parr all a p * j of t*gi teed racer* which Thursday drove ih.» 1 5 roue a ropor. course D rier than any car belore them ID kidi co sro g out of rallegt Tbe lead C naparril £ r - 'rs ^ today *r* a litli* ,eery about by it* buiider-Cei.gnr?. -its rtir-rog i t tbe b e d trs cd tbe Hall id Kid-and Tea . turned m a lap of 1 S7 2 - ro u g h ^ n s U4oer t '~ 't , r t iriiM a* hour and a&out e g t-i perfectly w Jlir.g to sett it for second* f itte r man tbe « r o p reiiiex ry of a coropanj petition course reoc-rd providing t i course, lb* sal H ill i partner. Hap Sharp * 0 a ngbl took tbe second Chaparral ® *^*2 ccro* a t Kiroetbmg around only a x f le a s hour • shock to t b e a to ieam slower, qualifying it sec-ond '-hs: even presidenU have Both Chevy pow tred car* problero* tn d still another carry an sirtomatuc tra m m ii fud might be tb* fa rt that awn—apparently tb* first sue tbes* men often put in 34 to ccetful dene* of it* kind a 1* » £*> »t VNe-r Jflw m ad r a c a g tlsto ry . Bui nc Lee M acPtaii p r e n ie t: of one wiL tay where tbe tr a m - , tbe Baitimoce Cirmle*. n a m isaim wai bunt, wbo design tygucal case in peuat and to ed it or n t h tow many gear* tte ar up on* im ali m atter It i n ; quickly , be d id s t step mto Tbea there'* the pitehiag, ever ha* won it si* y e a n in a mw but the odds-makeri beginning with itarter* Whit­ siy it wi3 be done this year, e r Ford, Jim Bouton, Al far B ra n t s Yankees are a 6-5 Dawning and Mel Stottleroyre ftw fto . ■nd Pedro Ramos in the bull* Keane inherited a K t ball pen. The Yankees w ere hurt­ d u b —with power, speed and ing for a starting pitcher ted pitching s relief b u rk r la it sea sen. io • We haven't any prob­ firit they called up the 3lem s." b* insists, "or » e y car-old Stottleroyre sod he wouldn't be talking pennant." j« o n nine garoes while losing At the roar, there are only three. Then they ro t Rirooi three positions open os tbe from Cleveland and be re;y fl team and they a r t not is ipcnded by winning one giro* starting roies. and saving 32 in tbe Yankees' Tfct Y ankee! start o2 with rtretch run to the pennant. as outfield of M.ckey Mantle. But that isn't tbe end of Roger M ara and Tommy Yankee talent. T re a t; as infitid of Joe Pepi­ Phil Line, the barroom.-a cene a; first base. Bobby player, is rated one of tr.» ftichardson at second. Tony best utility infielden in the Bnbtk a*, abort and Q e tt Boy­ business; Hector Lopet can er at third, and the garoes play the outfield or infield ai. around beet catcher, Eis- • ad hai a knack of comm? tan Howard up «;th bits In the clutch; tnd Johnny Blanchard not cr.> cm t i l t h but aUo play the infield and outfield. The other utility men fig­ ure to be infielder Pedro Go-.rales, bosui boy Jake Gibbi s i the third string cstchtr ta d one of three rookiei — Elvio Itip c t for the final out­ field post. Kerne is looking for a fifth rtsrter with Steve Ham-lton. 7-2. BUI Stafford, 5-0 and R> h a d Sheldon. 5-2. the feading candidate! The t« n who d o st make it will form up the bullpen corpi with Ramo*. Pete Mikkelien (7-4) in d Hal Reniff (6-4). It's a lip off on Use kind of h c n e i Keaae hai going for him a t he atrivei to beccrr.r "U neither of them do. tbe licit manager in baseball we‘2 h u e to keep Powell in history to win two pennanti tbe c-utfieid and we'll have to and two World Series in sep­ look around for another out­ arate leagues in auccestiv* fielder Calvin Griffith (presi­ yean. dent of tbe Twin*) and I are Not many bsteball men wiJ going to have another gel4obet against him. grtber soon," Today's Sport Parade Along w in tbose deciaion*, M acPtsil ha* to make others on ib t club's Erst year play­ ers and there's always a mountain of paper work w ait­ ing for Lro os h.t desk each day be gets there. PLAY G O LF MEMBERSHIP 112.02 then weekday Greens Fee II Land O' Lake* C o n iry Club Hwy, 17-12, Caaeelberry 222-2222 ONLY RACING DAYS K LEFT! We have to ccro* to sever­ al decision* in the next fen weeks." *aad MacPhail cm coe of B altim ore's e x h i b i t i o n stop* here "One of these decision* could involve a beg trade. I'd like B oo| Powell to fdty frost La**, but Norm Sirbcrn has been hitting well and looking N IG H T L Y 8=10 B S 5 M A T IN E E S W ED N ESD A Y A S A T U R D A Y — 2 P -M • Gemfarta bis Grandstand • Laxwrfsra THURSDAY — LA D IES’ MIGHT “It's a pleasure to Bank a t the Atlantic.1 ^ax/otc/- Cj'i/nxc/o ” ia r si kj r i /v i >. �. ■) •» ♦ - T f 'S ilv ia ' A t Ritz ®br ftanfurb Jfrralb tha PIO AND W HISTLE la st FrL Mar. 26, '65—Page 7 weekend! You did, you a a y ! Then you really got a bargain! all you can c a t of both a t tha They a re featu rin g the acme price, they will make your PINECREST IN N — fish on delicious taste tre a t th is week, mouth water — Mrs. Hickson Friday — th a t'a today , . . a t the real price, Instead of is out there cookin' them up and chicken on Monday. the one th a t waa erroneously now, Just waiting for you to They'll serve you all you can advertised la st week. A t any come and 'erol' eat fo r one low price, with e very epeciel price fo r the kiddiee. All aorta of ta sty trim ­ mings to go w ith it and ah . . , those luaclous desserts they have home made every day . . , you’ll love ’em. Tell M exlne-and Bob Hancock, wg te n t youl FOR YOUR ENTERTAINM ENT . . . THE CASTAWAYS a r e O rchestra S tarts At 9:30 P.M. hack a t tha MAR LOU RES­ Three Nighta — Thura. Through Sat* TAURANT and COCKTAIL • • • • • LOUNGE on South Hwy 17We Specialize In Dellcloua B2. You ahould be sure to hear them one more time. Don't forget th a t the Mar Lou aervei luncheons a t well as Filet Mlgnon (2.00 . Other Steaks 12 to 14 full dlnera — wonderful char­ coal-broiled atea k a-ara their 85c UP PIZZA 85c UP specialty, along with delici­ Your Choice Of Full Menu or Luncheon ous, tplcy p lu s , m tde in their own special way by the Chef. DID YOU TRY t h o a e scrumptious barbecued ribs a t H ave Fu n ..G et In O rb it..H a v e Fun By Dottle Auatln Two of Hollywood’* most exciting fttirtt, Carroll Baker and George M aharii, appear together on the icreen for the first time in "Sylvia," P a ra ­ mount'* exciting new ro­ m ance-dram a w h i c h opens Sunday at the Ritz Theatre, T hii Martin Poll produc­ ■ & - _____ .’^ ■ r ---------------- j tion, co-starring such top A CARROLL RAKER nnd George Maharia, two of nam es as Joanne Dru, P eter the screen’s most exciting performers, appear Lawford, VIveca Undfors, E d­ together for the first time in “Sylvia," adult mond O'Brien, Atdo Ray, Ann entertainment showing a t the Ritz Theatre Sun­ Sothcrn and Lloyd Bochnrr, is day through Wednesday. certain to be one of the y ea r’s most controversial films. Sylvia West (Carroll Ba­ ker), a budding poetess, Is en­ gaged to Frederic Summers (P eter Lawford), an u ltra­ rich industrialist. Summers, eccentric a* he is, wonders if Sylvia loves him for what he is, or for the money that he has. 'M utiny' Hit 9 tIff NOW SHOWING W alt D im er's MARY POPPINS In Trrhnirolor MARLON RRANDO, ns Fletcher Christian, pre­ vents a flogging in “Mutiny on the Hounty," showing Sunday-Tuesday nt Movieland DriveJn Theater. NOMINATED FOR H ACADEMY AWARDS 3 HOURS OF SPLENDOR! TODAY Q U O V A D IS & SAT. From M-G-M color by TECHNICOLOR SHOWS AT 1:30 - 4:35 • 7:45 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CARROLL B A K ER IB IRE fURY 0 E O R 6 E M AHARIS IBTHE FORCE STARTS ^ ^ SUNDAY Marlon Brando Mars n* Flctchi-r Christian and Trevor Howard na Captain Illigh in ‘ Mutiny on the Ilounty.” allowing Sunday t h r o u g b Tuesday at the Movieland Drlve-ln Theatre. Thi* ia the firal Sanford allowing, mid at regular prices. "M utiny" i* to be shown nt 8 p.m., preceded by n fealu rette nt 7 1 6 p.m. Co-fcntuied Wednesday will be "Duel of the Titnna,’’ s ta r­ ring Steve Reeves, and •'De­ tective -story," with Kirk Dougina. DEARLY BELOVED! Listen to me. You are mlssln* tome of the best things in life and you don't even know itl You don't know th a t Gene Shelton and Billy Short are back a t the Capri ? Where you been? Man, you goln’ around with a long face, heels ■draggln’, all lim p-and emggy, within* you waa dead? Listen and live. . .here's the message. Come on out to the CAPRI RESTAURANT and COCK­ TAIL LOUNGE. . .you don't have to pay any caver char­ ges — no minimum — to be covered with laughter and Joy and have « maximum of fun. Thrsc cats are the COOLEST — and they nre wonderin' why they haven't seen YOU there? They’re seeing the same old face*, cause the cals th a t nre in the KNOW nre at the CA­ PRI, EVERY night. . .Just a'laughin’ and a ynkkin’ and rlappin' their hands and yell­ in’, "Sing it, Brother Gene! . . .play it. Brother Billy!" In the cool of the evenin' long about 8 p.m. the place ila rts to conic alive — and man. it don’t stop coinin' un­ til the wee, small, lute, dark boura of the mornin’. They call them "The Illusions," whatever that menns — cause they ain 't no illusions, those swingets ate for teal! Come on, follow me! • • JL'ST RELAX and enjny yourself at t h e I'A ltlllK COC KTAIL LOUNGE in the Valdez Hotel. They serve your favorite drinks in their most attractive lounge, there are all your favorite songs on the music box, hilarious pirturra to look at on the walls, a poslage-stump aired dance floor tliut gives you every excuse for holding her tight — (so nobody will loiinp into her) Plenty of fiee polking and all you have to do is "look for the blue door." Oh, yes. don’t forget about Indies hum* from 4.31) to tl:30 p.m ! Shocking story oT a girl who became a woman . . . overnight! M A R - LO R estaurant and Lounge “T H E C A S T A W A Y S ” • • • Get In Early • • • C H A R C O A L ST E A K D IN N E R S HILLY SHORT GENE SHELTON ARE YOU ENTERTAIN­ I NG? Got n club organization pnrty coming up? Don’t for­ get th at the TRADE WINDS CAFETERIA in Seminole Plara In Casselberry (Hwy 17-92 nt Sit 4.70) haa a catering service of which they are real proud. They lay they can take care of any group from 10 tv 1,000 with any kind of menu you would like to have aetved, exactly to your satisfaction And of course, there i* nil that good good food, served steaming and delectable, right before your eye* every day. • a * YOU C A N T 11EAT IT. . . the delightful atmosphere nt FREDDIE’S STEAK HOUSE in Fern Park is what we me talking uhout. The food is out of this world and the servire uncxci-lled. You might find n beat to make reservations, es­ pecially on the weekends — it's such a popular place and once you get there, you Just stay and -lay. Youi fuvmite music in thu Lamplighter Lounge. • • • FISH ANYONE? H o w about chicken? You ran have n vn vn vn vn vn ¥n vn vn vn vnvn vnvnvn vnvnvn vn -o vr & Dining Out? BAR-B-Q SPECIAL FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY REAL PIT - IIAItnErUKD RIBS e s s *1 t R ID E -IM ___________ THEATRE I aU V A O pen! 11:00 JNI.Y Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua V / D A N C IN G 7:00 ONLY \ “ON-THE-HOUSE” \ | SPECIAL for the LADIES! DAILY 1:30 TO 6:30 P.M. Longwood Hotel Longwood ,,e u ^ EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! I PLUS AT 9:00 ONLY m nm ovi mn«>. » n ii DEBBIE REYNOLDS * 11 f SHIJKG WO N ih.d SANFORD, FLA. 2.101 SO. PARK AVE. CARLOAD o ROCKUoni Sejistnan II *> 1 I ONI I’llH tt Pig'n Whistle GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE SHOW IN COLOR " T ilt: GOLDEN ARROW" In Color Starring TAB HUNTER oiiiiMah Pli/.i We Provide the Finest Catering Service in Crnti.rl Honda TONITE & SAT. ADMISSION M nn —r U S 1 South 10 a.m. ’Ill Mldnlte ca rv ed uhi flhno P.tilnitnd Pluj PLATE WITH FRENCH FRIED, Hl.AW OR SALAD, CO FFEE OR TEA Jh e ’fyamsL-Qock h OPEN 12:15 SHOWS AT 1:00 - 3:00 - 5:00 • 7:00 - 9:00 50 HICKORY SMOKED 1 DUII cn jiiy m e surprising variety of delicious foods and * the fast, ccurteoua service a t tha ^ Trade Winds C afeteria located next to the th eatre in the Seminole P lasa Shopping Center on U.S. 17-02 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, prime m eats, garden-fresh vegeta­ bles, appetising salads and your f a ­ vorite pie or rake. On Tuesday evenings, we offer a 10ox, New York Sirloin S trip cooked to your order for only 70c. Thuradsy night is Family Night with free des­ serts for all. Saturday night is Steak Night — a big, 3»-lb. T-Bcne ito ak cooked to your order for only 11.00, I.unrhron: 11 a.m. • 2:15 p.m. Dinner: 4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. DRINKS — lc I f per year of your age I THIS AREA S NEWEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT. TONY CURTIS "INVITATION TO A GUNFIGHTER" In Color Starring • YUL BRYNNER COMING — SUN. - MON. - TUES. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 6 N IG H T S PER W EEK . . . . OPEN T I L 2 A.M. NIGHTLY 8 P.M. T IL L 1 A .M . SCHEDULE OF SHOWS SHOW STARTS N1TELY AT 7:15 WI TH A COLOR FEATUHETTE — THEN AT EXCLUSIVE MID-FLORIDA SHOWING 3 ^ P A R K THecfru 8:00 "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" FIRST SA N F O R D SH O W IN G REGULAR • A D U L T S 60* ADMISSION PHOTOGRAPHED IN SOUTH PACIFIC IN GORGEOUS COLOR — WHERE IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED . . . s 12,000,000 TO PRODUCE rRUE. . .TURBULENT.. . TREMENDOUS! METROGOLOWYN-MAYLR, 1 2 ^ ;»1-:r Ss .M£DW UinUfW ffltf«ir--JtCHIIICOlQR> UtXOLA F R ID A Y N IG H T SP E C IA L ! • 64 4 ,6 0 0 0 * DUE TO LENGTH OF SHOW — FIRST HALF WI LL BE REPEATED ON SECOND SHOW. COMPLETE SHOW CAN BE BEEN AS LATE AS » :ll — PLEASE COME EARLY — TH E MANAGEMENT M U T IN Y ON T H E B O U N TY VALDEZ HOTEL FOR YO U R E N T E R T A IN M E N T “MARY POPPINS," brought to life from printed pane by Walt Disney, is showing at Seminole Cinema. SUra arc Julie Andrews Dick Van Dyke. "Jhc QUii&ionA 99 VOCAL and COMEDY TEAM GRAND OPENING! WED. EVE., APR. 7th ---------- TICKETS NOW AT BOX-OPTICE OR BY MALI------- ; n iY K a u u a D r AUDREY HEPBURN-REX _ HARRISON. n tie ic aa * anwMwnimi* n n m bum * am ■* ■ * *• __ ' M a ll O r S e r P a r a - P r i m s la e . T a a - P l . a . s P r i n t C M a t. i H r t , at I * m .| — .— . .a. n r r h I S * I .s p a ! M M a i. I a n t. ■ » . M s i M a r s a t 3 -an __ O r t k I M I.a a a a-aa K m . t M an . I b r a T b a r . a t H i l l p . a . l ...... U r a b M t l . « a , M * K i n ( P r l . a n t. t a a . l i a l . a t a n * p a n .) O r r b M * I.a g a I X O ST A R R IN G OPEN DAILY FROM 11 A.M. 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RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. Sanford Phon* S22-125I FRY A LL YOU C A N ADULTS G ENE SH ELT O N Cr B IL L Y SH O R T A U liH K e a ... ...........---------------------------------------------------------------- ----- ---- — _ * • . a f a r a la — ------ -- *1 § M a lta a a ** M ae . ------------- - P lra a a li s t 8 a l is r a a t s - b e ta s - • FISH EAT- CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $1 00 Menu Include* i Col* Slaw French Frlee Baked Beans Grit* H u h Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Ten Owned n Operated By M utu A Bah Hwy. IT-92 Be. f lo a te d Ph. FA 2-59M ' �, / »*1 - ♦ J Paffe 8—Fri. Mar. 26, '65 VsttTorS WrralS M iss Prentiss Bride Geneva Personals Hicks C. ■« M ill N ancy Ann P rc n tlu , I ra il sown. The iculptorcd, I loped Sabrina neckline en- I The • tapered lace sleeve* daughter of Mr. and Mr a. [ filled lic e bodice had a acal-j h in ced with tiny aeed pearl*. I formed Calls points a t the w rists and lace trim beauti­ D arrel] George P rentlia, of ‘ Sanford, and Ctiarlei Edward fully detailed the peau de Hlcka, aon of Mr. and Mra. sole bell shaped skirt, form ­ Malcom Hlcka, of Lakeland, ing a sweeping chapel train w are united in holy m atri­ from a double bias fold at m ony on Friday, Fob. 5, a t the back waistline. 8 p.m . a t the Firat Assembly H er bouffant veil of im port­ of God in Lakeland. ed silk illusion fell from a The Rev. H ubert Wilder of princess crown of seed pearl* Sanford officiated at the Jmand she carried a cascade preaalva candlelight and dou­ bridal bouquet of white c a r­ ble ring ceremony, insisted nations centered with a white by Rev. Jam es Foy Johnson orchid and accented with lace of Lakeland, hearts. The church was a profusion Miss K aren Wallstedt of of potted palm s with three Lake Mary attended the bride braaa baskets of white glads as maid of honor and brides­ and m um i and b r a n candel­ maids were Mlaa Margo Prcnabra accenting the altar, tlaa, alater of*the" bride, and Palm a and greenery were a r­ Miss Nell Hicks, slater of the ranged inside the altar railgroom. ing. They were gowned in bril­ Mrs. Bernice Kovacs, o r­ liant crimson satin frocks fea­ ganist, played the traditional turing bell-shaped aklrla with nuptial hymns with Mias the fitted bodlec overlaid in Carol Hightower and Rodney white Jacc. Each attendant Duke*, both soloists, present­ NAVY OFFICERS WIVES having a "jam session" at the fashionable carried three long stemmed ing several musical selections. Loch Arbor home of Mrs. George Kelly anil gettinR "in the mood" for red rose* with Sheer white Given In m arriage by tier The Burke Family Si niters are Betty Kelly, hostess, seated rijiht, with lacc overlaying the Irish lin­ father, the bride was radiant Sara Jane (Mrs. Carol C.) Smith. Standing from the left arc Evelyn (Mrs. en cloth. in an Imported Chantilly lace Al) Antar, Judy (Mrs. Gordon) Kuehn and M a r g e r y (Mrs, Tcdford) Cunn, Asslstln gat the reception and peau do sole white forwere Miss Joyce Barr, Mr*. B arbara Taylor, Mra. Betty HEADQUARTERS P rivctt a n d Mrs. Evelyn Hicks. IO» TH( Kodak For h er going away outfit of the bride chose a cream col­ ored wool Jersey dress em ­ broidered with turquoise flowers. Her accessories were Lamenting the fact ■ that ed with the stimulating p re ­ day evening at 8 p m. beige and she wore the orchid Monday night, March 29, the sentations. Local lovelies from SHS Sm h I h tainsral, corsage from h er wedding fn jw tw i, I Im. Tsp eafveU The Burke Family Singers serving as ushers are Brenda grand finale of the Sanford bouquet. Carroll, Linda Robson, Mi­ Mutual Concert Association have touched the hearts of Following a wedding trip to millions across tin nation anil chele Jones, Snsannc Arieno, TihU+idt* St, Augustine, the newlyweds scries, the "Burke Family this series is recommended Anna Lea Herman and Joy MKS. CIIAIILE8 EDWARD HICKS IJw arc at home al Bt2'Y Orange Singers,” will close the sea­ for every m em ber of the f a m­ Howell. son, were a group of charm ­ ily. The family group per­ Park Avenue, Lakeland. A bonus addition featured Attending the wedding from ing Navy officers' wives who forms harmoniously and has with Ihe Burke family will be Sanford were Rev. and Mrs. assembled at the fashionable scheduled a medley of must- an art exhibit by Miss Eliz­ II. M. Wilder, Mrs. W arner I-och Arbor home of Mrs. ta l medolies unexcelled for abeth Hudgins' SHS students Cochran, .Mrs. V, E. Carroll, George J. Kelly for an in the enjoyment of Sanfordites for the patrons further enjoy­ REG. *1.19 Miss Brenda Carroll. Mrs formal "Jam session." recent­ and area patrons at Seminole ment. The students will ex High School Auditorium Mon- Dibit pastels, charcoals, water Charles E. Willis and Miss ly. The Navy wives all express­ colors, pencil and crayon Lucy Willis with Mrs. R. J. BAYERS 100'S Ily Jane Casselberry drawings. Wallstedt attending f r o m ed enthusiastic enjoyment of A fashion show nnd coffee Lake Mary. the previous programs ihe Mrs. James M cK ee Students participating a r e will he sponsored Wednesday, Mutual Concert Association Margaret linker, Steve Cain. March 31, from 10-11 -.45 a m has offered and a rr delighted Honor Guest O f Pat Chambers, Jam es Foley, at Maison et Jardin. Alta that they have had Ihe op­ Elaine Hedrick, Martha Keel, • WEB monte Springs off SR 430 wcsl portunity of being members Fran Pyle, Benny Savko, Stork Show er of 14. of the association. Tile cul Jam es O'Donnell, Anita Whit­ Proceeds from the event A group of gold-filled ani­ tural background Ihe pro i-M.M. KODAK A shirk shower honoring <tington, J a n i c e Williams, will benefit the privately sup­ mal pins includes a bashful gram s have featured has been Mrs. Jam es McKee was given Claire Sulvail, Mary Ruth ported Little Red School bujiriy, whose head is turned an asset to the entire area, recently at the home of Mrs Silvers, Arlene Spencer and 1NCL. 1 ROLL MOVIE FILM House fur Retarded Children away hut whose busby tall Is with all the patron* impress Jim Rowe on Mellonville Ave Pat Summersill, in Sanford. very evident. A plump duck line Also Rosemary W a l t o n . FREE — WITH EACH NEW — FREE T icketi are available from has a pearl head, and a but A. the guests arrived they Kaye B a t e m a n , Frances PRESCRIPTION FI 1.1.ED MlJ....Kupw!l.')n..H arrell, c a v tcrfly with a pearl body folds wi re piniw-d with blue and Capps, Doris Carlson, Richard FEVER THERMOMETER a d berry, nr Jim Hunt Really, Ins wings against them Olber t houinard, Don Evans. Mia Mr and Mrs Glrndun It pink rililain* and upon utter Sanford Door p rlie i will lie animals in the group Include ion Galloway, Mary Jacks. mg the word "baby" they A n d e r s o n of Altamonte a Cheshire cal, a colorful lurawarded. Springs announce the arrival would lose their ribbon. Mrs 1Karen Jordan, Linda LondcnThe a ltrirtiv e models will llr nnd u winsome puppy. o! a daughter, Lisa (iale An Kirby Kite won a prize for herg, Andy l.yon. Linda Mit­ chell, Diane Nash and Mary show the latest styles from derson, txirn February M at having collected the most rib­ Pirkren. bon s Matthews of Winter Park Mall II r i n || r Memorial Hospital and hair style* by •'Wigs of Mrs Sid Krisby was aw ard­ and weighing in at a healthy Distinction." ed a prize fur having won the six pounds, six ounces. Fashion narrator will be Mrs. Anderson is the for game, ' How Well Do You PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER club president, Mrs. Margie liter Bonnie Alford of Sanford. Know Your Nursery Rhym­ IIWY. 17-911 SOUTH — SANFORD Mount, and coordinator, Mrs Maternal* grandparents are e s :" The Herald welcome* all Jane Staley. Mrs. Kaye Moore Refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs George Alford. GORDON KELLETT IMIONE 322-7913 ■oi'ial new* with the fol­ Is chairm an. Sanford, and paternal grand during the party hours with lowing regulation* estab­ mother is Mrs. McKinley An Mrs. Johnny Higgins pouring lished; punch. derson of licaver, W. Va. 1—Photograph anil cov­ Mrs. McKee was presented erage request* should be llra d g ra r wilii many lovely gift*. The made three duy* prior to A tarboosh is a clone-fit- hnsless presented the honevent. 2 — Engagement a n d tlng, flat-topped and hrim l'ss oree with an infant seat as a cap (In shape like a truncat­ memento of the oceusitm. wrdding form* ore availed rone, made of felt or d o th ) utdc to tic uceompanlrd by Those enjoying this delight­ worn by Mohammedan men ful affair were Mrs. Gorncll photo four dnya before throughout the East either ns White, Mrs. Terry Smith, announcement. 3— Nrwa may be sub­ a sepniate headgear or form ­ Mrs Johnny Higgins, Mrs. mitted at o ffirr, via mail ing the inner p art of the tu r­ Kjrby Kite, Mrs. Charles Tcor plume for short notice*. ban, according to Uia Ency­ trnbaum , Mrs Sid F nsbry Typewritten account* In clopaedia Ilrltannica. and Mrs. George Paulk. lower case double spaced arc expedited more quick­ ly. Name* should be print­ ed in manuscript reports. 4 — Personal black and white photos and negatives ure acceptable. 6—Photos made by Her­ ald staff may be duplicat­ ed a t nominal coat. Doris Williams Society Editor 322-2GU—City 426-6938—County Area Prepares For Finale WORLD’S FAIR PICTURE-TAKING O f Concert Presentations ... m £ Fashions, Coffee WEEK-END SPECIALS! LY SO L SPRAY 89c . . A SP IR IN TABLET S S IM IL A C L IQ U ID Slated Wednesday At Maison Jardin . 53c S 23c Fashionettes A L U M IN U M C H A IR S . $2.99 M O V IE C A M E R A . . $15.88 New Arrivals (p im cA siA jt Social News Regulations LIGGETT - ILEX ALL DRUG GO MOTOROLA r 82 ^ CHANNELTV! SOLID STATE UHF TUNER! GATOR! S c o t t s s. Lawn and Garden Specialists By JoAnn Hays Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw Icy had as recent guests, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. G ardner, from Tam ps, Mr and Mrs. L am ar Cook and children of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. David Myers and children, also of Sanford. Mrs. H. G. Shuler of Lake Harney last week were their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mr*. Bob Chalmers *nd ^ children, Ty. Ribbyn and Vanessa, of Jacksonville. The Chalmers cam e down to atlend the Brevard Symphony concert In Titusville. Hazel Summersill and her father, J. E. priest, recently made a trip to Ashburn, Ga„ where they spent the week­ end. While Iherc they attend­ ed a birthday dinner for Ha­ zel’s grandfather, A. R. Britt, who was 72 years old. Mrs. Nellie Jackson, sister of Mrs. C. W. Kettering, of Geneva, is confined to Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. .Mrs. ) Jackson has been 111 for some lime and wo wish her a speedy recovery. DR. A. W. EPPS, JR. Weekend guests of Mr. and L'nknuwn Origin Origination eif the term "Indian aummeV is unknown. There is a story th a t Indians told first settlers to expect such a season and gave rea­ sons for it, hut this probably is a legend, since the term waa not used until about 1794. announces association with I)R. 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Enterprises # 1*8 Long wood P lata Hwy. 17-92 Loogwood, Fla. C h w a /C A . / FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN SANFORD �B fr tfy’n 'S M r M Match Sewing Fabrics By Polly Cramer ^ T tw ip a p tc Enterprise A on. DEAR rfc)LLY—To cut un­ iform b!»a fabric to match anything I anvtsewlng, I place a etra lg h te d g rtru lrr crosswii* —on the m aterial, mark on both sldea of the ruler with a pen­ cil or tracing wheel and cut along the line* with straig h t shear*. You ran maka the pie­ ces as long as you w ant by ^ ex ten d in g the ruler and the bias strips are a nice width with which to work.—Llf-JPA DEAR POI.LY—To prevent my son from losing his small round m agnet, I put it into my purse. Later I was looking for a im ajl safety pin in the bottom of the purse. 1 wa» surprised to find all the smnll ^loose items like bobiry^pins, paper clip* iml so on were grouped together, clinging to the little magnet. I left it there ns it keeps the bottom of my purse neat and many small loose things are kept toge ther.—D E l.0 R ES DEAR POLLY— Here Is a man's viewpoint on saving energy and keeping the showfcor- walls and glass enclosure clean all tha time. Ituy a Illinch window squeegee to use for wiping down the walla and glass doors afta r each show­ er. This rids the walla of wa> ter and of soap scum, which is difficult to remove once it builds up on the tile or walls of the cncloiur*. W* hav* done this for over a year and have yet to scrub the walla or glass and it always looks bright and clean__J . L. N. DEAR POLLY—We have a cabin in the mountains and to make cooking and house­ keeping easier we use the fol­ lowing shortcuts. They could be adopted by any campers. A fter frying bacon, we put it on a p*|*'r plate. T hii way we both drain and eerve the bacon on the same plate. We cut off the top of ■ half gallon milk carton and then use the lower pail for mixing pancake batter and ilther auch thing*. Our "bowl" is then thrown away, When wo need an addition­ al supply of hot water, we dig a small pit outaidf, put charcoal in it, a grate over the top and use this as an ex­ tra stove.—DOROTHY DEAR. POLLY—Most of the runnrre in my hose are started by my supporters. Now my hose lis ts much longer, for before using a new pair of nylons, 1 insert a piece of paper In the top of each stocking and then draw, with clear nail polish, a la th ­ er heavy line which complete­ ly encircles the stocking. This is about one inch below the re-enforced top so when the supporter causes a run it will not go far enough down to he seen. I mend the run and use the stockings until they are ruined. This trick has saved me a many a dollar.— HAZEL, A COLUMN WAT­ CHER Share your favorite homemaking ideal , , • aend them to Polly in care of (The Sanfo^d H erald). You'll’-'W elv* a dollar if roily uses your idea in Poily'a Pointer*. W ant soma help with your homcmaklngT More than UOO chore-ahortaners are featured in Poily'a 32-psge booklat. To order, send your name address and 50c to: Poily’a Pointers, c/o (The Sanford Herald), P.t). Itox 4H9, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York ID, N.Y. The Doctor Says: Vitamin B W o n t Help I can find no evidence that it stops up one side of my vitamin II romplex will* bene­ nose. W hat cause* three head­ fit either disease but in pa­ aches? Can anything be done tients with gastritis vitamin for them? A—This type of headache, ILL! Is given If there is an called cluster headache be­ associated anemia. Q—My doctor nays I have cause It rscurs daily for sev­ Graves' disease. W hat it this? eral days then disappears for I have had a toxic goiter r a ^ 'a while, is also railed Har Ion's headache nr histamine moved. A—G ravei' disease is nnulh- headache. It comes on more er name for toxir or exoph­ frequently during the night, thalmic goiter. Although op­ awakening the victim from a erative removal of a p art of sound sleep, then In the a f­ tha overaclivr thyroid is a ternoon. An exesss of hista­ time-honored treatm ent, re ­ mine In the blood appeals to ru n enct-s a ir common. Some be the cause. C afrrgol and doctors now favor giving ra ­ me Ihyiergide (also used in dioactive iodine but proper tha treatm ent of migraine I regulation of thu dose Is just usually gives relief. ,-rs tricky as knowing exactly Please send your questions bow much of the gland to re and comment* to Wayne ti. move surgically. y Every afternoon fot the liiandaU dt, M.D., in rate of past month I have had a clus­ tins paper. While Dr. Brandter headache. The pain starts stjnit cannot answer Individual n the left side of my fore­ letters h* will answer letters head nnd passes through nyy of general uilciest in fututu eve causing it to water Then columns. By Wayne G. Brandsladl, M.D. Newspaper Enterprise A*sn. Q— How do the symptom* of gastritis differ from those of a peptic ulcer? Will massive doses of vitamin It complex benefit either condition? A— G astritis causes ■ loss of appetite and nausea where­ as a person with a peptic ul­ cer is eager to eat when he has his ulcer pain because c l i ­ ng gives him tem porary reicf. The characteristic sblom tnil d ll Ire i* in gastritis »■ spread over a large area nd ocurs immediately after rcssy or spicy food* or drinkng alcohol. I* A person with uii ulcer cun ^Usually lucnliie his pain with rihe lip of one finger and the pain doesn’t come on until about J hours aftei ruling. When the diagnosis i» in doubt, direct viewing of thu stomach lining through u g»«trom-opr nr X rwys taken of a barium meul will point to one condition or the oilier. Your Dental Health Special Denture Problem u solution. These compounds do a fair­ ly good job of icinoving ■tain, iiut ta rtar Is something els. again. T arter deposits are like barnacles. They're tough to remove and require acraping and pullahiug The best way to prevent ta rtar formation Is tu scrub your denturre bard with a den­ ture brush, or better yet, with it stiff hand brush and snap and waini water. Thle should he done after each meal, if (•rushing after meals Is Incon- Ily William L a*rcncr. D.D.S. Newspaper Enterprise A«*n "D ear Doctor: I would lie V e r y gtulciful if you would ad­ vise me of a remedy to re­ move ta rta r from my denturr*. I brush them with tooth ’paste every night but that doesn't seem to help." Mrs. IE. M. K There are n number of pre­ parations on ths m srket that Clean artificial dentures. Most of them contain oxygenating agents and require soaking dentures for some minute* in W l EDYTH THORNTON M c L E O D "How do you plsn a trip? I have never traveled alone, but now that I *m widowed I am going around the world alone. 1 am fifty nine, healthy, and I can afford the trip. I have rented my house until I return — A. L." Good: visit a (ravel agent and discuss the whole trip. Have him lay out a plan, read it carefully ami then decide if the places are those you wish to visit, lie will plan transportation and everything Have fun. "I am the grandmother of very sm art and sophlscated youngsters. I 4m old-fashionnd and lova them dearly, but they never 'love back.* What do I do?—G. U " -Love will find a way. Some o( the hospitals where small battle* are patients bsve inlieu ebons that the nurses are (C love the beblee every day, bke ■ prescription. So. just poor your love and one day it will get through to tboee sop histicaled youngsters. " I am attending my niece's wedding in May in the South I have gray h eir but am fair and gray M u well on me. Could [ wear a g n y chiffon drevs and a wool coal? The wedding is at noon—Mrs. B." Yes, it sounds a perfect out­ fit. Add a small hat in flowers and that will complete a fas­ hion-right look. "1 am without relatives and would like to give my diamond engagement ring to a young man of my acquaintance. He has been moet kind to rite Now he has a girl end little money.—Nance J." It is a sweet thought, but it might embiiTaa* the young man, and he ^nay want to "sacrifice" to buy a ring. You could leave it to him in your will with the proviso that if he wishes he can sell it. Money comes in handy, as you well know. "Which la beat for a woman will: a rather bad figure—a girdle and bra or an all-in-one corseletta?—M- K." This depends upon her height, weight and figure; alao the kind of clothes she wears Consult a saleswoman at the co rift departm ent and have her fit and aid you in your selection. Monday — "D aar Edytfc Thornton McLeod" t venient, at least rinse your denture* under warm water nnd thoroughly bruih them at night before letlring. Never nee •coining powder* or abrssivs* of any kind be­ cause th ry ’ll roughen end •cratch the eurfare* of dent­ ures. Rough surfaces attract food purticlea mid c*u»* slum* and odors lo penetrate into the plaitic list* material*. At trail (wire s year let your dentist shine up your denture*. They'll taate better, fe d comfortably smooth and make daily rlesning much simpler Food 1* leaa likely to •tick to e thiny surface and this can he a particular pltaeut* when i-aling a* well ss after. Periodic examination* by your dentist, at Interval! auggrated by him, i* an excellent preventive health mraaur*. It give* him an opportunity to examine the soft tissues of your mouth, tlaauee that com* in direct contact with dinturee, a* well •• the floor of the mouth, tongue and llpa. He knows what’* normal for your mduth and any deviation from thia norm can be easily detected. Early detection of a Irelun may iiv a a life. - • Pleas* eend your qoeetlnna about dental health to Dr. Ijtwrenca in car* of Th* Kanford Herald. While be cannot answer each letter personally, letlsrs of general interest will be answered in this column. BmTrrrB TV!. Mar. 28, *65—Pasre 9 ffra ffi Ip frhe C lo th e . PooT ] (DsaJt Gbbu DEAR ARDY: What do you think is wrong with a husband who, having slept in the same bed with his wife for thirty years, moves into another bedroom and has only been back to slesp with her fwice' in two years? And then it was only because they had over­ night company and he was forced to sleep with his wife. On those occasions he slept on the edge of the bed with hla face to the wall. The wlf* Is not un­ attractive. In fact, she Is always getting compliments on the way sh« dresses and the way sha looks. She liathss every day and gets her hair done once a week. She can't understand the reaeon for h it eudden coolncte. la It any wonder she is NI8KRABLK DEAR MISERABLE: No. it's no wonder. But the wife need not go on being miser­ able for the rest of her life. She should have mitde an effort to find out the rea­ son for her husband's "sud­ den coolness" two year* ago. But it's belter late than nw er. * • DEAR ABBY: How do you tell a girl ah* ie dirty? We nte freshmen in high school ami one of our class­ mate! comes to school dirty every day. She doesn't comb •'* * ' her heir, she Just "ra ts" it and let* It go. We would like to tell her as politely a* possible th a t lha la dirty, hut we don't know how. FROM INDIANA DEAR GIRLS: Thera is no "polite" way to tell a girl ah* it dirty, Perhaps there is a reason why she is "dirty.’ Do any of you know what her home Is llk r? Are (here proper facilities for rleanlinsss? If there ate. and the girt • imply duel not know bel­ ter, then one of the girls with whom SHE Is clnsr should have a frank talk with har—but in the spirit of kindness And-helpfulness. And the eame girl should help her improve her hair style. • .# « DEAR A li n y : l know that no one is perfect, hut I (imply cannot tolerate supposedly well-bred intel­ ligent adulta who display poor table manner*. The number of gruwn-upi who do not know how to hold a knife and fork prnpeily w lien r u t t i n g meal ia astounding. I have even stun people (op up grevy with n piece of bread. L it­ tle thinge like buttering a whole roil or piece of bread without breaking it up into three pieces first Is com­ NORTH * J« RKJ7IS « a t «i * J 2 WKHT KA*r *7131 4 .1 V A 104 3 ♦ « A kQII SO I T II * AK8 vvn: « J 9a *13 3 tut i ¥ U * A K Q HI J * A 1n 6 4 t a i l and West vulnriablc n*uih W rit North F.i»t 2O r* u I*s»* 2 V .1 A I’ai* i ♦ I's-o I'lU !••»* 5 0 J A I'*>* !'•-* I'lU • ♦ Oiwiiing l e a d - A K avoid an: possibility of an adverse ruff Then he ran off three ipade trick* in order to get rid of dummy' s k»mg club. West had discarded two ipade* on the trum p lead* (x)& Jh e W om an : Is your yard the neighbor­ hood playground and your house the neighborhood jun­ ior canteen T If so, you rosy not feet like the luckiest mother on th* block In fact, you may un­ derstandably re»cnl the fact that you practically never have just your own children to keep an eye on. But It may make you feel better to know that your chil­ dren, with plenty of play equipment end room lo play In, and with a never-ending supply of playmates, may be off to about as good a sta rt in tifs as you can glv* them. Listen to thia, pleas*. A Yale University pediatrician and psychiatrist who has been doing espeiim ente with mon- try* h is found mil Ihnl hav­ ing i'il* of toys and playmate* I* n» important In young mon­ keys prrheps even more iin p o rlan l—than having a moth­ er. lie told the Ameriian Asso­ ciation for the Advancement of R< it-nct- that monkey* ruin­ ed with their mothers and with little play equipment be­ come av e td rpendent on the mother, fearful of other mon­ key*. and generally Iliadsquote In ability to manipulate object*. On the other hand, monkeys with plenty of playmate* and things to play with became outgoing end all-around capa­ ble. Thii baa led (he professor to wonder if the same thing If men'a clothing m anufac­ turers were to taka all th ilr fashion cues from the rampua —particularly t h e Eastern Ivy-covered variety—m e n ' a DEAR P 1 3 Q U S TED: Speaking of manners: The dfKPUp thread* would forev­ essence of good manner* Is er remain rath er ordinary and to maka your gueet feel a* dull. The "traditional" or "clas­ much "a t home" pos­ sic" style. *o much In vogue sible, even thuugh hi* lahte manner* (trike you a i in­ today, was popular on the tolerable. Annoying aa they campu* 95 year* ago. Regi­ are, "had table manner*" mental-striped tie*, oxforddo not necessarily reveal an cloth shirts with button-down individual's more signifi­ collars, pleatlrs* trouser* and cant qualities. three-button, n atural shoulder * • * jackets arc, even with modi­ DEAR ABBY: The young fications, practically hoary lady who wanted that air­ with age. line pilot to wear hie uni­ In a time of rapid charfgr, form when ho dated her it la reassuring to find th a t a might he interested ' in vet tain amount o f " tradition knowing that it Is against stilt cxiala but, at the same airline regulations for any time it’s .disheartening to see member of Re company to what apprara to he • calcu­ appear in a uniform in a lated lack of Imagination. night chih or har. Men’s fashion designer! per­ •’KNOWLEDGEABLE'' sist, however, in their attem pt IN HOLLYWOOD to bring color and • little # • • sartorial splendor to tba cam­ Problems? Writ* to AHpus. By, Boa itOTOO, l.na An­ Although many collega atugeles, Calif. For a personal dent* ate still loath tu tnmreply, cm lose a stamped, pei with a more formal dothself-addressed envelop*. ing alyl* whirh has remained, • • • through the year*, In impec­ llnte to writ* letters? cable good taste, they err Rend one dollar to A!.by, willing to experiment with n<>* 68700. lets Angeles, rasqnl, on campus wear. Ili;r*, Calif., for AMiy’s booklet, at least, the European influ­ "HOW TO WRITE LET­ ence haa taken root. TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ Bweateie, for example, are SIONS." no longer worn merely lo keep warm. They rente in an am aring vaiiety of etyle* — from cardigans to hoat-n«rk pullovers—and in a full range of prices No self-respecting college and a ho art on the third apade. man is without at least a Now. when South led the queen half-duxen s« eater *—shaggy nf heart*. We»t ducked Thi* Shetland*, angora blends, bul­ play effectively cooked South'* gouvo. He was left with three clubs In hi* hand and no way to avoid losing two o( them. Was there anything bril­ liant about West's duck? Not Hi* brilliant play wi* when hr threw • heart and hung oei to Hr Mr. Fix ah his rhiba If he had ever Yon would tIrliik tin,! driv­ dlw arded a club Smith would have boen able to rulf a club ing ■ nail or servw would hr alter hi* queer of heart* held the sinipb-st tusk around the and eventually t t t up h u ten hull sc. lint joints come spurt, nf dull* h r the twelfth trick wood splits nnd it I* usinill)How could South have made tin- fault of the man doing the hand? Ily playing only th r job. Nulling i» rnsii-el, fit Iml two round* of trump* After Nulling is tisidi-at, fitslna' that hr could have cashed the rpadea nud )e<l the queen of nnd rh,-np**t. Hetcw* nre heart* Then if West ducked nniM- I'vpnmiivii »nd mine South would have been able In W>>rk lo in *tu || iml thi-y have ruff two of hi* three club* ut grrati-i bolding powor mil run In- ii-inovcd without aplil d ummy. ting the wood i b r sen-ws when tln-u- is n stiong pull mi the joint (for dour hinge*: or wlii-ii- i-xlin stivuglli is bv m-i-drd (furnltui* joints!. Ordinal y wil<- nail* cost might not lie true nf rhlblten little and will tnkr ,-aii- of If II is, then Ihe mother whose must jobs. Th* rnmitiuii iiml disposition ami yard » n d has » flat I,Kid. will liandh house and children and their ■inml rough Julia Finishing play equipment a ttra c t other mill* iiavr virtually no baud chlldtvn, hasn't anything to ■nd ran In- set below thr aur romplain si-out. faro so thi-y don't show. Box Ib-t children nre glowing nail* have a head, ai* t hi n­ Up in whet the profusior iener than com limn hails, T hen­ fe ll lo a* a "rich environ, ar* many sprclul nails de merit." |f little rhlldrrn have signed for particular Join, anything in common with lit­ J Inti common nnd finishing tle monkey*, then that “ rich nail* will fill most need*. environment" is going to pay Tor nulling is a technique off in rhlldren who aietr'l that makes stronger Joints fearful of others or overly Thr nail is driven ut an angle dependent on their mother*. rath sr than straight down. They'll Ire o u t g o i n g and allOften, to* nailing is th* only e i "Ut i d c a p a b l e . wuy you cun drive a nuit In For the neighborhood moth­ a difficult situattun. er who gets all the neighbor­ If thr point of th* nail hood kids—that thought ought conic* through the sviond to he quit* consoling. piece of wood, |ei|id il over. Netting a nail (hiding thr head lu-m-ath (hr auifare) i* don* with a tool railed a nail ■*l. Driv* th* nail alinnsl to th* su rfa rr, finish thr job with th r hammer and nail **t rath rr than the hammur alone You will avoid marring thr all. wood with the hammer head A prominent child psyDrilling Ksquired rhulngiat told me th a t in in­ Screws require drilling a dividual cases, a group I. Q. hulu in advance. Hkijiping this test is searcaly worth tha time job may reus* th r wood to taken to adm inister It, A IgB split iir you may twist off the given by a trained psycholog­ head of th* screw. ist to an individual child, h* Th* hoi* In the top p in e claims, is ths only tru t meas­ of wood ihould b* tb« same ure of intelligence. site as the thank, in thr lower If you continue to be trou­ piece it should b* arnalbr. bled about your son'* 1. Q . Start th* acrew straight. •nd the “big secret'' surround­ Use th* right six* screw driv­ ing it, I suggest you have him er. Ua* * countersinking tool tested privately. Some chil­ first if you ara using flat dren couldn’t cara laas whan h*ad screws, If you want to they ara tested at school, and hid* th* aerrw entirely—as in an Individual test, turns up a furniture — rec«aa th* hoi* *o somewhat higher t. Q. You that th* screw may b« driven may discover that your eon la below the surfaaa. Ulua in a "abovs average" after all, wood plug, slightly higher, and then sand flush. You can Msesa tend your school •ut plug* from dow«| rod», N*v*r drive ai screw with problems to Busan Light In ear* of Ths lanford Harald. ■ hanvmtr. Learn Nall jfUaa While aha cannot answer each latter personally, letters of Nall slssa a r t IndUaUd by ganaral Internal will bs anaw- th* Urm "penny" and It la •rad t i tbit Mltuut*- . written with th* UtUg "i." ichi'cl gu l *n I- Q. t*it t« all tha i* 'mid graders, but the teacher merely gave me a very general Idas of how my son made out. She said he had ■ufficient ability to make average grades—but th at's all tha information aha would divulge. Why such a big sec­ r e t? —EXASPERATED FARENT ANHWER: As a parent. I've often wondered myaelf. One reason, I believe, Is a parent's tendency to put to* much •treae on the score. Most tsachtra know ther* 1* novjnsuranc* th a t any ont I. Q•core ia raliabla, unchangea­ ble. and a true predictor of a child's future success. Actual­ ly, it la only an approstm eMon of hia potenMal- A child'* a f f u u l U 4 . may fluctuate several points, up or down, depending on the test given, surrounding conditions, his state of health and mind at the time of the teat, and th* Ilka- And even whan ar«ural*. •n I. Q. score Is only a part l»l, rath ar than a complete, Indicator of intelligence. Insofar as being a predict­ or of success, an l.Q. test sim­ ply doesn't measure such im­ portant factor! as ths drive and urge to succeed, personal­ ity, flelibllity, adjustment, stability, common Sanaa, and other vsHabla*. Modern schools us* I. Q score* as Juat on* of Mvaral guidelines for classifying atudanta, Gone art tha days whan entire school system* war* reorganised on tha bail* of t«st results. To bo aura, they era helpful In separating tha superior student* from these who a n normal and In giving a general idea of • ahlld's capacity to la w s. That's about ky knlta with detailed cablestitching. And color; brilliant hues, unusual combination*, stripes, chirks, contrasting panel*. Her*'* at least one a r­ ea where the male plumage la brighter than the female. There ha* been a minor rev. nlutlon in *pnrls *h!rt*. While the traditional button-down shirt with back pleat and col­ lar loop i* atilt the odd*-on favorite style. color hn» once iignm made Jack a bright boy. Showy itrip ra, Indian ("g u ar­ anteed to H e e d ")' m adras, p liid t, rherka and vivid solids have taken the place of the once-popular oprn-at-thr-neck d re n shirt, Since alack* are now lowrising and *llm. belt* aten 't needed to keep them up- But thcy'va become an im portant elrm ent in a man'a wardrobe. While leather hasn't lost friend* on campus, it'* often combined with colorful fabric —even rope—for an interesting effect. Rig h arn e ii bucklea add a faahlonablr glint at the waist (though they may direct attention to an ample girth). T li e honored, haml-aewn "penny loafer" ia still the king uf casual footgear, but soft suede Wellington-type hoots are making tome head­ way- Saddle shoes and natural buck* are still big on some ram puses, well-worn sneakers nr tennis shoes on others. The slaltts-conscious young men in w arm er climes might wear hia loafeia without aocks, hut the leather tends lo turn feet a dull m ange amt this is re­ garded aa ilolilike. Blacks, trousers or pants I depending on your rnuod) may lie troublesome. Mirny an entering freshm an, who for years had been proud of his rufftrs* slacks with the jodhpur-llke taper, quickly malted the»e high school relict back home to a younger brother and switched to the prevail­ ing style: cuffs and a Ifl-toIT-inch taper. On the campua, a t least, skin-tight slacks are for skiing. Casual outerw ear range* from th r authentic govern­ ment-issue field Jacket, pref­ erably used (no N avy pea jackets as y et), to the trad i­ tional l.odkn or d uffer coat and the practical, all-purpose ■ki jacket in a synthetic fab­ ric. Whether (his kjpd of exper­ imentation and taste for bright color wttl ever gain a foothold in the *uit-and-ti* field where conservatism now reigns supreme remains to ha seen. But designers and manufurlui ers are hopeful, a • • SHIRTTAILS; A new men * fashiun concept was unveilad at the recent Menswear Re­ tailers of America Convention ill Chicago—the "top-toloe" look. It involves the first pro­ gram within the industry for culm eo-ordinatiun from thr hat down to the. shoe* . < • I'erm anrntly creased slacks— said tu remain raxor-sharp • ven on the dam pest day—ia the latest wrinkle in men'a clothing. M anufacturers say lhay could replace do-it-your­ self creases . . . High-rise shirts which show a hit more linen at the collar are gain­ ing in popularity.' and so i* thu "huttonlras" button-down —a lung-pointed collar w h ic h can be worn with or without pin. Do If Yourself: Driving Nails Tough Ruth Miiiett Secret IQ Scores By Busan Light Newspaper Enterprise Asia. DEAR MRS LIGHT: Don't I have a right to know what my own chtld'a L Q. i*T Tha / Campus Wear Perks Up monplace. Isn 't there a pica way to correct people w ith­ out hurting their feelings? DISGUSTED On(Bhidqji By0swaldJocoby Qjcuzobjy North * jump to five dia­ monds ws* quite an overbid. He had scraped the bottom of the barrel when he made his two heart response to his par­ tner's two diamond opening and should either have bid three no-trump or lour dia­ monds. We can’t really blame Smith lor going on to the slsm. Of course. Sooth had opened a rather doubliul two bid but be did have solid trum ps, first round control of three suits and second round control of the fourth Also the slsm would have been made by correct play. Unfortunately for Smith he missed the winning line and brilliant defense by West de fe*led hi* contract South won the opening club snd proceeded to play three rounds ol trumps in order to By Abigail Van Buren * Hence, « 3il nail is nne-im-h long, .id. IM i hi, 1 4 ; nd, t' Inches A Jibl null it 4 inches long nnd hryond that they are spikes. Nails shorter than an inch are brads or tacks Length of siirvv* is indicated in indies. The six* of nail nr screw needed is dvtoi milled easily tiy tilt- thickness of (lie omlellal. Don't gin!' any nail or srirw lo do a Job that requitrs n certain air*. Pick a nail that is thr** time* ts long ns tli* thickness of wood to hr nailed. Choose ■ screw long enough so that the unIhreadi'd shank just reaches thim igh 1liw top hoard. A few nails, properly »pa*«d, will hold better than ma­ ny nails driven closely togot h e,. M O DERN IZE OLD PANEL DOORS P R IL L I * M O i r # IN cVCN! g* AMD c u r O U T p a n i c ; W I IH K E V H O IC W W C I N T E H f lT ll E O A N B E R E M O V E D IF P f S IK L D N A IL ^ - f* g T K ip g l i A M f W ID T H A 4i boon D A D O S IN SID E S T R IP S -cu r V • LATE C A N R E C U T F R O M O L D W O O D V E N E T IA N U L I W P S - i j l U E IN P L A C E EDGE OF STRIFE WITH SCREEN "avoiding T R IM D R C S F U P D O O R W IT H MODERN BRASS KNOB AND SAVE— a a a . a o J Jack Frost Paces RVAH-12 It was poaltfun night In the Monday Night Intram ural N a­ vy la-ague at Jet Lanes and .lark F rost had his big bail fearin' up the strike pocket as lie paced hi* RVAII-19 I t'" "» team to a three gam* rump over M ed/Dental ami a lie fur the top spot In th* league. Jack rolled 339/010 and with llui-l Carm an’* k’OA/EfiB to bark him up they were too much for the M *d/I)rntal team. Ring shot a 90S game and Lonnie Applegate pound­ ed out a 1UH/632 for the M«d/D rnt boys. The UVAI1-1 Rinky Dink* managed tu grab the othar side of the tie for tup honor* in league standings afte r winning three point* from th* RYA1I-3 Oddballs. Both sides had thejr shar* of food bowl­ ing as Chuck Baaing** hit • 213 gam* followed by Carson Hudson with and R J Bates with go-m u 1 . Willi* M agiw With 1UI/511, Dan Ca­ sey with lU ii/ilb and Rick Shelly With S1T/ETT were th* high relU ra fa r th* Oddball*. RV A H -ll "P * Warn took thru* points from NAS O pt "C" w ith fiiew a taking kick scoring laurel* with 199/526. VAll-7 Ordanr* swept thr** gam es from NA8 Maint “ A" hut thr- "slugger*" were all on the M ninlrnanca team as Gene Roguro tallied 200/530, Hub Workman a 213/537 and Tex F arris 190/55*. RVA11-3 llalf-brard* won ull four from RVAH-12 Main­ tenance with H eating shooting a 2()0 gam* and Marv M u l ­ ch- a lh |/5 2 5 . Kirkham was high for th* Maintenance team with • fin* 222/571. KHAW-1 'TI” team won three from V A H -lt O J’s •* Jonsi rolled 121/52) and Lang shot 203/5IV. M cy.r with 204/541 and Cook with 1011/501) took high sariua honor* in th* aplil match between the VAII»7 Spooks and RVAH-12 Offi*. era. McMillan shot 100/510 for UVAIM2. Georg* H**r» rolled l t |/ * 502 and Ray IlaU haU hit 186/502 to spark RVAH-S Ops in a four gam* sweep of their match .with RV A H -ll O ffic *ra. Special Service* hung a thra* point- loss on V A H -tt Detachment I u«m •• Pr*«eja rta p p apun a cool 207/50S U litK �ft ' 9titjMujh£& T V Time Previews Looking For A Second Car — You 11 Find IT HERE! •:S0-10 p.m. (NBC) Jack to b« shown on TV. NBC re ­ S lattery goes into action, In­ Benny P rogram . "Dennie Op­ ceived more than 60,000 let- vestigates tha home, take* on 1. L o s t f t F o u n d fta a fo rh ftr r a lft P a g e 1 0 — M a r c h 2 6 , 1 9 6 5 16. Interior Decorators t e n requesting tha re st of an entire legislative commit­ en* Bank AeCotmL" A lot of th* film to be shown, and tee end beat* down their ob L E T S C E L E B R A T E — The Draper!*! - Slipcover* laughs a t the opening of the here la Bob's answer. Beside* Jectlon* to keeping th* home r la ia lfltit a d s are th* place JEAN MARCEL In aava tlma and m n n t r wh en i m Erenrh Av*. JJS -jm ahow aa Jack, hla p m * agent Jania Paige, Anita Bryant, open. Ed Wynn la an appeal­ ch a p p ing tor th* car o t your choice. and a photographer clown It Anna Maria Alberghetti, J e r ­ ing oldster and Richard Kitey 17, J a n ito r ia l S e r v ic e s up. Then the ahow Battle* ry Colonna, John Bubble! and has some good momenta as LOST: H u n t , Drown Mere, TENTBCH MAINTENANCE children'* pet. I*h 1I I - 1CII down to the aerloua bualnea* Lea Brown, there will be the director of the home. S e r v le t A Supplies or a i a - l ? t l . Rew ard o f getting Dennia to open hi* atudio gueete and Bob will 10-11 p.m. (NBC) The Jack i i s l a. Park Dr. tlt-tllt — — P aar Show. (Color) Jaek has LOST at Ranana tetk* laet flra t bank account with the deliver a new monologue. week. Very •m a lt m iniature, 1 9 . l i u i l d e n i S u p p l i e s 8-10 p.m. (CBS) The Great two girl singers as guest* to­ fund* coming atralght from a tilark, F renrh P oo dle, F# meaay, bulging piggy bank. Adventure. "The Outlaw and night and, aa usual, Peggy male. Our rh ltdr en are h eart P R E -C A S T Concrete S l e p t broken . Rew ard. 177-47*1. Aa long aa Jack’* in the bank, the Nun.” (Rerun) An excit­ Lee take* over, even though OnEOOIlY LUM BER CO l i t Maple Ave 171-414# he decide* to r iilt hla |S,000- ing and sometimes humorous­ Dorothy Loudon Is very good !£. P e r s o n a l * a-year aafe depoalt vault and ly dram atised true account In her medley of “Remember 20. H ardw are w hat he keep* hidden there of how a nun Jogged the con­ T h at" aonga and her "Song* SE M IN O L K LO D G E NURSING AND ahould offer only a moment­ science of a tawieea town T hat Never Went Anyplace." Hanford'e Moat Com plete CONVALESCENCE RESIDENCE T E D WILLIAMS HDW. ary jolt before logic take* (Trinidad, Colo., 1872) In her Peggy sings "P a is Ma By” P. O. Ron 1410, Hanford, ria. I « l K. 11th X ll-lfll fig h t to provide education. and her own version of 100 SOUTH DAT AVE over. Th. l l l - I T i l 7:30-8:80 p.m. (NfiC) In­ Sh* aubdues Billy th* Kid "Hallo, Dolly." William C. 21. H om e Im p rovem en ts ternational 8howtlme. "F airy­ (Andrew Prine) and then bul- Marland, the former governor R E W A R D for Inform ation and w h ereab ou t* of med ium all* ATTENTION land Clrcua.” Gueaa w hatl lie# th*. town boss (Leif of W est Virginia who was re ­ W h ll* Herman Shep herd do*, DO ft Toureetf-ere! I f your Here'* a ahow loaded with Erickson) into acting aa her cently found driving a cab in anaw era In "Tooky.*' l e i t l R oof neade re p a jrln * ._ C h * ek -earn v t e l n ll y o f llen deren n juggler*, acrobat*, clowne, tru an t officer. * The grimly Chicago, talks with Jack w i t h lie for the Reel R o o f ­ l e n t , Penla. 1II-OM5. in g m aterial m o ne y can buy. nun It Joan about hie day* aa governor dog*, animal* and magic. A courageous Call 171-IJ4> A w e w i l l come and aa a hackle. W riter Cindy Do you have a d r l n k l n e prob­ standard line-up fo r clrcua HackettRunning. lem. W rite r. O. Boa 1111, 0:30-10 p. m. (ABC) FDR. Adams ahowa a brief film buff*, with the beat momenta Hanford. CA RPENTER. H om e Rep elre "Rendexvout With Destiny." sequence of Indonesia's P res­ offered by the dog act. A Addition!. Plret Clate JOHN, 8-6:30 p.m. (ABC) The A gainst a backdrop of tu rb ­ ident Sukarno, about whom t'JI come home If yo u lei Hheel W ork m en eh lp, Ph. JJJ-74JS. Metal Hpertelllee Inetall a Farm er'* Daughter. "K aty’a ulent and threatening in ter­ ahe haa written a book. York a ir rorid ltlonln * eye- S 2 . I’ l t i m l i i n g C am paign."' Katy turn* out national conditions, this half 10-11 pm . (ABC) 12 tem. 7:7-1741. to be a pretty good politician. hour coven FDR’a controver­ O'clock High. "Mutiny At MARCIA PLUMBINO 8he run* for preildent of a sial attem pt to pack th* Su­ 10,000 Feet." Larry Blyden C o n tra ctin g Repalra 4. lie a u ly C a re E n U E ESTIMAT ES women'* club and learn* th at preme Court and to rid hla usually does an effective job R. I. H A R V E T c tw> her chief campaign aaaet I* party of Its effective conserv­ aa a villain and in thla one he HARRIETT"- Beauty N o o k , 744 Sanford Aka 131-3SSS t? NLA. I epp'ts. so ft wat er e v e n l n . her chief aocial deficit; an ative oppoaitlon. He fall* on does It again. Ills victim ie 106 So Oftk 922-6742. 2.’t, P a i n t i n g unmarried woman will make both count* and what might poor General Savage (Robert "I hop* that, by our taking over U.S.-owned rubber a better prealdent than a have happened politically la Lanaing aeemi to be taking 8 . P e t s & S u p p l i e s plantationt, the Americani don't think we're juit alter PAINTL n'O A repair. iti- T T -T married one' becauae ahe haa overshadowed by .the m ilitary a beating from everyone more aid!" 2 1 . W e l l D r i l l i n g AQUARIUMS * more time and fewer reapon- explosion* In Europe. Thla these days). Taking advant­ TROPICAL K i r n 5 0 . M ine. F o r S a l e aibllltie*. Glen want* her to program give* ona th* feel­ age of Savage’s normal pre- H igh est Q u a lity from th* I I t 71. M ale H elp W tm led W E L L ? DRILLED. PUMPS Hfttrhcrles, l*ow«at dlacount S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS loae, but he rcfuaea to catch ing of history racing forward. mission behavior, Captain p r lc f l. 1® n m. ■ 1 p, m — 1 mm MOVI E C A M E R A A L I F E I n a u r a n r e a g e n t a , f ul l o r All Type* and Hire* on to th* on* surefire method 10-lt p.m. (CBS) S lattery ’s Kemp (Blyden) trlea to make DAILY— FINNY F i l l E NOH. Screen Call 331-I7I9 after p i r t lime o r . retired. Make W * R e p n r a d d Hr n r lea I MI1# b K«*uth o f Sanford on 3 p. m. "Question: W hat It look as if Savage la hav­ of sabotaging her campaign. Peoplt. l i b e r a l c o m m i s s i o n ! w i t h BUI S T I N E ll w y . 17-92. Machine and Supply Co. S t a m p e r A g e n c y . C a l l 322-4991 I t ’a left up to Agatha to E v tr Happened to .E a r s ? ” ing a breakdown and la unfit I t ) W Ind at for ap p o in tm e n t. 1 REMINGTON Portable type ­ pull the right strings. (Rerun) It aeemi probable for command. The captain’s VIURT HULL AKC P o o d lt Pupw r i t e r . L i k e N e w 119 93; 1 p i t ! 910- 222-90J0. E l e c t r i c A d d i n g M a c h i n e T h e C it y of H a nf or d Civil f t r 29. Photo ft Equipment 8:30-0:30 p.m. (NBC) The th a t a home for the aged will object: to get out of the Air 319.93; D R Y P h o t o C o p y M a ­ v i c e B o a r d Is a c c e p t i n g a p p l i ­ Bob Hope .Show. In closing be closed becauae of it di­ Force and the war by landing DOOM Itl-:«*i : i VE»» ror Adap­ c h i n e , 1113 — C o m p a r e a l c a t i o n * f o r t h e p o s i t i o n of tion, boarded Animal U n c u t UK ■ g o o d K e t 4 g 1v* y o u r hla Chriatmaa ahow thla year rector's disregard of conven­ in Switierland. Savage Is a ll»J. P o l i c e patrolman* B e q u l r t 1,.ea k u r, it 7 00 \ \ , II1n mt *«»t •» W i fe a l i t w C a m e r a b # for a m e n t a : 21 t o 30 y r * of a g e F R E E DEMONSTRATION K aitif! DoLand Ph 734-1644 from Viet Nam, noh laid tional methods of operation. good talker or next week the POWELL'S O FF IC E SUPPLY 6' a ’' h g t . a n d 154 l bs. w g t . ; WIKIIOLDT'B CAMERA SHOP time permitted only a por­ But, when resident Ed Wynn aerie* might be railed " In ­ m i n i m u m o f - hi gh s c h o o l e d u ­ WANTKD l»riV 2 l ‘» H P a r k «Av t n u t , H a n f o r d c a t i o n or c t | u i v f t | e n t . P o s i t i o n An y kind, Ml aa d o r AKC. W* tion of nil th* film they took make* a personal appeal, ternee." OUT OF PAWN BERRY’S WORLD u It pirk u p — i'i» a h nifnt. T1-2 4-6(140, eeken d T elevisio n F R ID A Y P. M. I 4ti It) Newacope Coni. ( I ) New*. Sport*. W eethar I» > Nawalin* f :10 111 llu n ll a y • Itrlnklay -t*» Th* Dig Mori* t l | Nawa with Waltar CronkH* 1:0« tJ> Taney Darrlngar t t l Wya tt Earp 1.14 t i l In ternational Showllma t a > Rawh lda I 14 III Addama F am ily (1) Rob Hopa Thaatar (SJ On Broadway T o ­ night 1:00 (*) Valrntlna'a Day 1:10 t i l Jack Uanny III (lomtr Pyle II ) Farmer* Daugh ter I r>:t>0 C ) Jack I'aar (I) Hlallery'a People IS) 11 O’Clot-k HtiA It 00 ( i ) Sew a cup* It) Now*. Sport*, Waathar IS) Nawalin* l l . i t t i ) Shock Theater (4) Theater of tha Star* II >0 l i ) Tonight Show SATURDAY I iS * 30 ;:lit) 7 II l.io 7 ti, I ;ul) l.ju S.Oo 1:10 10.1)0 tfl <<) to )»> ,4 ) I) til 12 1 til t>) til ( 9) t*i (i) (9) |i) til lit (41 to 10 10 t i ) tai 191 11:00 | i | A . M. NkW* A W aal her Huorle* Sainratai C r o w n . Almanac Nawa Ona Way Mirror 1 RED Mid-Florida Sign o n Across Tha Fanca Mlatar Mayor Ramar of tha Jungl* Uurna A Allan Planet Patrol Tha Alvin Mhow Science Fiction Major Mercury Hector llaatlicota Tenneaaee Tuaado Under Dog Quirk D ta w Mi-Graw t iu liw ink)* Fireball XI.-l-N M l e h i v Mo u a e l l aat i a A C e c i l De nnie the Menace (9) New t'aapcr Cartoon* II) l.lnua tha Llon h eorled 11:30 III Tli* Jafaunt 4* » Porky P is t i l Fury S A T I) H U A Y P . M. t i 00 ( I ) ( '») (?) 13 -*0 tli) tC) 1:00 ( 2 ) (•) Sky k i n g Hug* Bunny Sho w H i i>1or Iiii H uppity [topper My Friend F litk a Hpot light 1 Luv# Lucy Legal Notice lm Ike C eer t * f Ike C en a ly J will r, bem laet* t'o ua ly , F la t Ida, l a Fro bote, l a r e i Kalat# o l A L F R E D MATItKW I1ERNF.R, Deceaaad. T * All ( 'redllar* aa d Feraaaa l l a t l a * Clalata or Heaaaada A a s i a a l Bald K etalet You and e t c h o t you are h e teh y n otified and required to prraent any c l a i m ! and d e ­ mand* which you, or eith er of you. m ay h a v e a g aln et tha aa ta le of A L F R E D MATHEW IREItNKH.. deceaaad. lata o t aald County , to th* County Judge of atm lnol* County, Florida, at hla o f fic e In th* ro u rl huue* of l a i d C o unty el Hanford, Florida, w i t h i n a l l c a l e n d e r month* from the time nf th* flrat p u b lication of (hla notice. T w o ro p lt* o f ooch H alm or dem and eb e ll be In w rit in g , and eh all e l a t e th* place o f roetdenc* and poet o f . fir* eddroe* of lb* cla im a n t, and ehall be aworn to by tha cla im a at. hi* agent, o r atto rn ey a a d acco m p a n ied by a f i li n g ft* of on* d o lla r and such cla im *.r dem and a o l *o M ed s h e l f b* void. Bar bara K. W a tbe n A d m in is tr a t r ix o f Ih t oetato of ALFRED MATHEW HKRNKM. deceaaad HTKNSTROM. DAVIS A Me INTO*It A tlo ro ey a for A d m ln t e l r a U l s Post OffltO Dog 111* Sanford. F lo rid a t i l M Pabllak March U . April I. I. l*e IMS id k - i i * (S) Am erican n an d eta n d t ; i Cal. F e a t u r e 4 '■<*> C h a r l i e C h a n T h a a t a r 1:00 t>) J i m m y S t r i c k l a n d Hhow I P # (1) i "11miii11*tun• hip W r i i l * ling i l l ( 4 ) Ailv*titurt Tha ft,tar 1 . 1)0 <21 lllg 3 (loir 14 Day M l 1 : 1 0 <&) Thaatar X 1:00 (Cl r u n (loir r)aa»ie (21 Tit# Outlaw* t . o o («l I f * Th* Law 1:10 ( 2) J im A 1:30 M l in 4:10 4IS T oo Show <»# A IIC WI.U World of Mporta ( I ) Car 94— W h i n Ar* You ? (1) Porter W a g n i r Show 12) F is h in g Fun (*> Lloyd T h axton Show (2) Newarnpa 19) Th* F lin t! on as (1) Hal l i t port t l j Central Fla. Hhow11) O n e 121 7 JO 14) <21 <?) I no (21 > 10 O i 0 . 0 0 Oil I!) Http He y o n dl K n e l | i) O'TonU Jarkla (Jleaauit Flipper Thr K in s Family l*h* T u i i i IMwrem * Walk The D o t* ria ln tra Hist M l* 1o:3o 19) Jtlpmrd 11:00 ( 2 ) New feiope i t ) Nr w e, t lporta, W aa* thar (9) A IIC .New* 1' : I 0 i« ) The a ter of tha Klara 11:13 <9 ) Has! Night Movie 11:30 t l ) Halurdiy .Night Hhnw « n itv sK L a i FKIII AY A. M. Hi gh On I 36*9:00 9;U0-9:3ii 9:10 *1:65 Tlmellna American I M to r y Jtea ding K nr Ic h ­ in ant (4*1) 9:56*1 II ;30 Hpan tali l l t v l f w In1 "li* I il;4 3> Mpaulali Ilf view lQ:lS*t);10 K ilem * Ctuli t i - l ) U 10*11:35 Florida lllatory <4l VT I I ‘31- 12.(>D M n a l c r uo a is Krirlchmant VT F i l l II AY I*. 44. I 2:nn.12:33 Art Knrlchnifnt 12 :33* I 2 :&(l IvIndtMlm* 13:10-1 HA Quail 1:30-1:49 Kaplnrlng Bclcric* f t - 4) 1:41-2:10 Q u ta l VTR Vrojaci » M*t( T h a P r *■■ 20th <*antury F . D . I l . 'Tftrlfa” Nawac upa I P ) P r o Jk <'on M i M a n y l l g p p y f t # t u t na 7 00 ( 2 1 K f tilu c k y Junta (4. I«*»•!* I * > ()«■!* A H e r rial 7 io ( 9 ) Wi sgnil T r a i n ( 2 | W o n d e r f u l Wat t . ) nf Col -r ( I p A y , Fa v o i d * Ma f 1 la n i tie >4) Ktl tSiilllvait). a.in ( 2 ) Br a n d a d til (ti (4) (9) III.0U (?) • 4) 10 1 0 II) II .00 i l l 11 in 11:11 did (9I (9) tl) II l i ( 9 ) 11 Ju 1 3j Br oa da i d a Bo i i a nt a For ( he p f n p l a Mo v I a Tha B o g u i i Ca n d i d CaUl t r a W h a t ‘a My Lina N# wa r op* f' BH Nr w ■, W t * i h ar NV wsIlBa Chf r k l l l i l t t Advant ur t ra in P a r a (Da a Chat k r n a i t I ' t i t r (Jurin MONDAY Movi e 0:10 ( y ) H o llyw ood Fa Lara 10:01) ID iluneinok* 1.20 ltur> I (») <21 <4) (9) (2l A. • (1) Sign o . 4 1j (2 i Hiiiiahlu* M. Aliiim a o 4 24 <4 ) Nr w b A \ \ r a i h n 4,IU ( 2 ) I n t r o l o t T i r m l b t » y <ii) hunriB# * jj Kfinralrr do |)>> h i h u ml. !t»*it I f t vr r r l . f h l l d r v n 522 - ft 7 17 it \ L K low* P a w n in g «»r B u y in g ? — Hr§ ub | A • 1 PAWN SHOP 2201 Orlando Dr 122-9270 Adding Marhlnaa - T y p a w rllrt a Hair■ * ‘t'-id il» • llapalra POWKLLM o F F B K HCPPLY IIKAfUNO AI D. Zafillh "I ID). ‘ aril for la la mml a l . nr w fiftcllou of c oal TK 6-4994. Income Tax Returns 1? Tent* i : i , i r r l n o r ('all L a ­ mar ill I m roR. Live t*uln(a I *A N | H | lay C mmp lifgirm Jiina 1 41 It . I m k a <!• Idrn. F o r 1n • f..» in stlon . a l l B S - I t l i . Frad O aiiwb «iii ordrv flrld tu n Cii 411 \ n Htiirday Hr i • no ii \%r *»*lr 14) h u i i B h l n t Almanac A ft ii CONTRACTORS MB Today MIck 1a b i i n a Nawa 4 Waathar Captain K a n g a m o <*) W a a l h r r - N t w i 1:10 (1) Car t o o n villa f t ) Today 3 00 ( I ) Dlv» r r a Court (4) A mar Iran HOME I M Pl t OV E l i ENTS, I IUUFING. P AI NT I NG A 1NVU1 ATINO F i n a n c i n g Vr r a n g e d 222-2217 LAWN 4k 441- 4001. (JAIIDIIN W m IIK SICK ROOM NKEDS Wheel C l ml r g . 4 Wilkvrn* €»»»*• for rent i»r »»!•. Pmcrtptlnna n Lit w i l l (4) 10 30 ( 3) (II 10:11 <2> 11 .00 ( 4 ) A n d y of Maybnrry S U N D A T P . M. i l ) C a n can iratte a * (9) Decani bar Bride 13:00 tt)> Dlacovary ‘S3 U 30 t » I Tha McCoy a ! ) ’ Chrlatophera <31 Jaoi»ard> ta) O n e-W ay Mlrrur ( 9) P r i c e la I Ug h|> 13:30 4*9 Dtractlona '#3 I t ) Ural Robarta M O N D A Y r . M. II ) F a c t Tha Nation 11:00 (1) f a y Whea 1:0* ( I ) TV T a b erna cle . ( I ) Love of Lila I*) Herald o f TruUi I I ) Dunn* Hr*d (*) Your LII* In Wotld 13:33 14) CDS N e w , Todey 11:1* (1) Tr uth or Co***. I 10 ( II You Are There u u ea cee IS) Issue* A Anawara ( I ) f a t h e r Know* Rett (* l —J o c k T w y m a n — 14) S eercb (or Tomorrow l l a a k e lb a ll F u n d a ­ 11:14 ( I l U u ld lng L l i k t mental# l i t # tS) Nat. Uaek et ball Aaan. 13:13 II ) NBC N ew s Report 1:0# (*> T h e Open Window («) lllg Ploture (3) N e a a , Ed itorial and (1) Cam eo Th eater W ea th er 3:10 t i ) Spuria Spectacu lar (f> T e n s . Ernt* Ford 3:00 ( II P r o file In Courage t : l l i l ) Focu s l:#0 (#> Shell's Wonderful I II ( ! ) A* Th* World T o m a World of Golf (3) Let'* Make A Deal IS) Alumni Fun (S' Nawalin* ( I ) Danger la My B u s i­ t i l l (1) NBC N ew s Report ness 1:3* (S) P a ssw o rd 4:3* (*> Mtchelob Hour ot t i ) Momont o f Truth E x c elle n c e I t ) Fla m * ta tha Wind <l> Tuple l i l t i l ' Tu* Doctor* 1:01 II ) Wild K ingdom ( I ) Art Llnklottor ( ! ) Science All-Star* (SI Day la Court ( f ) Sunday w it h Jack 3:34 IS) ADC Now* Denny 3:09 (3) Analh ar World 1:1* (3) UK College Bowl («) To Toll tho Truth ( O U a ra lca d a ot Am*t l ) Control Hospital 4 .... 1:11 IS) CBS Naw*— D o u s l a s Edward* t : l * (3) You Dou'l S t y (9) Th* Young Marrlodi FICTITIOUS NSMK (*) Tb* Edge or Night NOTICE IS hereb y g l t e n that ! : * • (3) Tb* Match Gam* I am e n g a g e d In b u s i n e s s s i • (9) rrallmaater U e a r d a l l A Geneva , Sa n f u r d . 41) Sacral Slarae S e mi n o l e C o u n j y . F l or i da , u n ­ 4:13 I I ) NBC New* der t he f i c t i t i o u s n a m e of 1 :1 * (I) Dast of arouebe E A S T r i D E a A It AGE, a n d t h a t ( ( ) Uoclo Walt I i n t e n d t o r e s l e t e r aal d n a m e t : t l ( I ) Boa hunt w i t h t b * C l e r k of t h * Ci r cui t (3) Welle Forgo Co u r t . S e mi n o l e COUkty, F l o r ­ ( I t M egllla GorllU id*. l a a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h* l i l l ( I ) M agi c Movem en ts la rovlslo n* o f . lb s F ic tit io u s ■porta am * S ta t u t e s. l o - w i ( : Section S;l# ( t ) Nowscap* l * l . # l F lo r id a Sta tu te# HIT . <•) Sport*. Waathar, S i s : V. C. G r o c a y Now* P u b i i i h Ma r c h I I . 1941 ( I ) Leave l i Tp Beav er COK -|ll 1:11 I t) Ml. Uego* D i a l S23-1412 o r 421-4931 a n d p l a e e » o u r a II COMPLKTK LAWN CAIIK ] m n d bc ft p | n g , Hp r my In g , Sodding, i #« mini able t ft. tee PIULLIPH LAWN MKIlVIi'K 222-2300 after 6:30 p. m F1XIT MHOP NKW leOCATION 906 Rn French *22-416! ( B ) L K CLUI I f l M e n a MacGras e r I r o n s , W i l s o n p i a f f tproodt, bag, cart, 7144. covers, 9 too. I2Z- IIC A STEREO, oan iah modern W a ln u t Cabinet, hk« nsw, r a a a o n a b l a . *31- 1627, Ge t p r o f e s a l o n a l c a r p e t c l e a n ­ i n g r e a u l t a —r e n t Blue L u s ­ tra Electric Carpet Sham- with "THE MIGHTY M I D f i f T *1 psr day. Carroll Stereo Consols CV A M - F M R a d i o . | 160. Ph *22-2111. 1HBWANT AA HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS W H IT E 8EW INO M AC 11 IN Ed Author ised k a lss ft Service GARRETT d 101 K First. 112*6144 Will DettMJobferTew CRAFTSMAN 10" Rand w ith stand ft motor, ,V i *22-2101 flaw 915, AT U. 222-4321 Seminole Realty ! |0 1 S Pork Av*. 333 t i l l a n y tim e J O H N E. F O X , R ea lto r 10* N. P ork Ave. Ill-o m BT ‘OW NER: For I hue* d e s i r ­ ing prestige liv in g . In t h b eau tifu l Mayfair Section, near plclureaqu* L s k a Mon­ roe. 1 Bedroom*, 1 Bath, a ir condition*ra. drape*, c a r p e t ­ ing. Come A »*e. t i * V irg in ia Av*. 333-3407. B AU T PILCHF.R Best Buy Broker 133-7411 Day or N ig h t F o ur bedroom, tvro sto ry , frame d w ellin g c lo s e to do w n to w n ■hupping - dletrlot. An o u t ­ sta n d i n g modern. hr>u*e for U r g e fa m ily. A lo v e ly home priced at 117,000.00. F in a n c­ ing arranged . S everal w rit aside deelreble d w e l l i n g lot*, ou tsid e rlly llm lle. City w a t e r available. I l e ii r l c l c d area. Price* range I, 1. A 4 BEPROOS1S from 11,300.00 to 13,01)0 00 I, m 3 : BA THS each. KITCH EN E Q U I P P E D Several w a t erf ro n t lote on LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIV ERY large c l c a r w a l e r la ke. Fairly priced at 13,000.00. For Complete Info rm ation* See or Call Your N o w la a g ood time to Invest In I^ike Miry lot*. We have them from 1300 to 11,300.00 each. Hom e fin a n cin g a r ­ SALES BROKER ranged. Wa Have Th* Horn* For Tou $100 DO W N FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA Ball-Blair Agency STE N ST R O M REALTY Real E s ' a t e — In surance 3rd k P a rk Ave 331-311! DREAMING? 2546 PA71K D R I V E o f the home yo u a l w e y e w a n t ­ 3222420 222-7491 ed? We w ill have It hullt NIGHTS for you, your plane or our*. 3234*24 323-0546 In a u n l i t peaceful location. 332-414* 33 2*5 4 S2 FHA, VA, or Conventio nal f in ­ an cin g . Lata ta lk It over. St* N. V. Farm er , M an ager, Rest E s ta t e Dept. $100 DOWN CRCMLEY-MONTEITII, INC. t o o W. l e t Si . P h . 377-4333 NORTH ORLANDO HOMES OPE N HOUSE 51 fi K d g tm o n 3 ho 5 W eek d a y s— 34 hour Occupancy fnr qu utlf led M ili­ T H E TIME T E S T E D FIRM tary. I'h 3 2 3 - l l t o I I I N. P ark Ave . 337-4I33 GEO W S H E P H E R D , l l s a l i n r St. Johns Realty 90. Lots For Sale Lot on FUN LAKE, approxl* mat f l y 1 A era on ifood boatIn it ft sw im m in g lake. Payton Realty 122-1301 2440 H U w a t h a at 17-92 91. F n rm s , (•ro v e s PINECREST LA R G E thr ee be dro om home, 2 b a t h s . F l o r i d a r o o m , l l vln r - il In In r . b u i l t - I n rang a ■ rid m e n , c a r p o r t a n d s t o r ­ a g e oi l h e a t , p l a y g r o u n d a c r o t s s t r e e t , n e a r HNAH a n d • h o p p i n g r e n t e r , 9450 d o w n b u y s e e i r n w a n d nil <1 p « v ct oBl ng) , 9122 m o n t h l y p a v e a l t «‘4 || 33* . 40<* a f t e r 4 p rn. for a p p o i n t m e n I B a r g a i n for Cash Clue* In. W. 1st Ft., Furnished Itouea with 1 rental units- Price 16,601. for qualified parson. F in a n c ­ ial a ss ista n ce ft Dealer Train* lu g available, l»h 122-2151 71. M ale H elp W an ted Ball-Blair Agency Ileal C a l a i s — In surance 3rd k Fork Av*. 171-4441 LICENS ED Ileal E*(n(* Selesm en . Fro*p*c(* era plentiful. FHA k V A Helebllahett Sem inole Count# Keel Kalat* S e l e s Broker Firm All replies co n flJ a n tlel. H -A -V -K H -K -N -T -A -L -S R t p l# Box 11*. Sanford H er­ M*rl* W, W erner, R ealtor ald. m -1171 741 8. Park F in d your HOME th e cosy way, C -A -L -L MEKLK at .112-3829 for pernonaliicd service. It, ha* home, listed ia th* rily o( Sanford snd Seminole County. • F O R -S A L E N ew H om es F O R -R E N T U sed H om es F O R -L E A S E • O ld er H o m e s A -L -S rO * in a FORD MERLE U author lied by both V . A. and F. H. A. lo Mil their homes located wherever n V. A. or F. H. A. For-Sel# Sign la displayed. from ^ M E R L E Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 70S U | i | ' \ I t It \\ I* 1,11 V J H , W . U W ARNER, S o u th Park REALTOR A venue S a n fo r d , F lo r id a . . irvtB Wel l fnr y a rd , p a r t i a l ­ ly f u r n l t h a d . w a s h s r . d ry s r , ■fovte r s f r l g v r a t u r , y a r d t o u t s ft l i w n m o w n . 111.500 COM M E l t C I A L L O T M a i n p a n uf t o w n In leak* M a r ; ' . I I . I jo t t r u k a r a Coup. FHA - VA STENSTROM REALTY SSIS PA RK DRIA'B 3::-:t:4 t::-7 4 )i NIGHTS Payton Realty > 73-(]4l I l l s H l e w s l h * nt 17-17 AIR-CONDITIONED I’r e l l r 7-l,»<1room. 1 bath, builtin. k ltih * n , p e l n i t J tn and ant. Like new, Lerg* Lot In lovolr neigh borhoo d. Karel. lent Inveetment. Ph. 177-77tS. SOUTH SEMINOLE RESIDENTS CALL 838-721)1 AA 84. Heal Estate * Si.le M A J O R Oi l Co, i n i S e r v l c # 6 i at }on for I s at a. Good l o c a ­ tion* sicsltsut op p or t u n it y You’ll be Happier le n til 77. Situation Wanted 60. lluhinriiH Opporl. E KTOVE. Else trie. |1». Ootid lo n d ltlo n , 121-4517, .'JJ'JI I M KN l’E It I KN< *ED WAIT II tWH. Apply bi Mar-Ijon R e s ta u r ­ ant or <all 122-2902. f KICK K S T T M A T E Tell them vou s a w it In The U p h aU tsrln g ft f c i i n r i i i ren ­ Sanford Herald! o v a tin g Naw ft Used Furnttur# Call N l i Be dding Mfg. IRONING, my Home. 32 2-16*1 Co. a l 709 Ctiary A i t . 222Pattafactlon guara nte ed . 2117. DAYS WORK* Lillie Thompson. For tha b ig g est se l tr U a n ot 123-0300. nearly n e w arid un#d furnlItlrs, aes *Ntills Furnlt urt DAYS Work W antsd. *23-4277. Urokaragc In Caaaalbtrry on 17-92 Open 4 days 9 to 0. WORK Wa nted, good r e f e r ­ en ces 323-7063. PIANO. J a sn s o n upright, m e d ­ ium alas, go od oondltlon. j u s t tu n td . *100. Ph. *12-0001. I IU IM H .1 wall PitlCES: Ua*d furnlt ire appliancs*. tools, t tf- Bought - Hold. Larry's Mari, 216 Hanford Ave Ph. 322-4 132. Legal Notice V‘ FACTORY 119 Magniflla 12 Cu r I. Q. E Ref rigerator, • a r s lls n t condition. Call *214110 a fts r I p, m. tu rn stemper agency R ea lto r - A ppra iser * Insurer 322-4191 1919 French SO U T H W A R D TELEFUNKEN ’I l i t I ) . I I A . $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES H O M ES Furnlt u rt S \M CB. 3 BDRM. horn*. Short M l g . 1130 down. Can he seen at BARGA IN FOR TH E 313* Marahall, 173-UOO. HANDYMA N Price reduced for repair* A p a in tin g . IS,117 w i t h ISOS down, lit mo.. Including t a i e a k Insurance. Rid* by 1103 S u m m erlin Av*. k *** S E V E R A L O u ts ta n d in g 3 A 1 thl* 1 Bedroom bom * w llh Bedroom Hrm »* a v a i l a b l e In l erg * F a m ily Room. Will a ll Area* oI Sanford. Let u s Ired* for down p a y m ent on Show yo u Around! eq uity . W h * t do yo u h*v*7 FHA — VA p o o sr R PHARMACISTS I> S ate your future a* bright as yo u wish ? Thin is your o p ­ MCI (» \: Ar . Ha ru e* —Ne w ft I Jat d s r p K i i Him* H p e r l a l Home, >•» A r m with r . »diet* portun ity to Join America'* 111 M*ft nu'B a, 4'h leken llo u iea . Very good 322*1542 I I 6» IT . Mini 11.99 IT. fa. at tut growing drugstore. for N u r u r v . 332- 4059 A r rn y *N a v y H u r p t u i Seminole Plant Area L'MKh Atlp IlA T li B We a r t u n d erg o in g • trrnii nc l udi ng F u l l y al» ('undftloned ho m e a naw, Low endnlj* e s pan al on program In t>a <11 - 1 it. like tlo u s e s F o r S ale .) ' . A r lic le s Fnr R en t w l l h s i de wa l k) * a n d n e w e n - ft p r l i 't * 322-5079 the *l ate of Florida, We can near Mout h M f m l n o l e FJIepint# you In; (lit KEN B It AIR m e n t a r y ft J r H i g h S c h o o l * '‘You name It — We have lt!‘* MIA Mf .‘i l . M u s i c a l I n s t r u m e n t s Choir* lots avatlahts in Grt#nO n l y 9100 d o w n U a y r n enia FT LAF DK RDAL K AMERICAN RENT-ALL h r i l r of Loch Arbur overloo k|70 ti* l*M, Irictuifen ta»ri * A I* %LM BEACH Bin no Hi r v t d n g ft T u n i n g 24 6 4 8 111a w a (h ft, 113-1111 Ing c If c o u r t i , C u b t o m I n s u r a n - e All w i t h l e r r a n t * (illLANDO G a n t b u rn b a a -- 322-2441 t»il :|1Ul1n k t o y o u r * p r c l f I r a ­ Ho ii r m< A ti' u Jit 1ii a i t i ve s . C a l l T \M P A HUNT A BKD ti o m , G r « « n b r f t l r 'dev s l o p e d - 47*4111 ( W i n t e r P a r k ) , D e w ­ i'LK A H W A T Efl P l a n o T u n i n g a >i Re p a i r f to lla w a y , Itnapliftt. Baby by e y Mc t i a If. R e a l t o r W 1. H.i r tpr- n 122-4222 Tledft, by Day, Wftek. or Do not he* Bale to phone ( c o l ­ K I NORWOOD lect If ne<e*aaryt. All replies if a n ! h . nUILDERM, INC. L ONG W O O D . J l l d r m. , 2 h a t h . will he held In the *lii<teiit CAB BOLL.? F U B M T U B K i. IJplH ilstcry 122-1074 ( ‘ II Ho l i e r f e n c r i t I*i«* k ) ( n l of con fidenc e 114 W l»t 32I-S161 2*>J Fairmon t Dr. | j mi n . d r i v e t o N AS, w 4- l 241 -4441 (Orlando) OV 1-2li 2j Y K A B H d e a r nf T r u f f l e P a t t e r n , P a r 9 M to 11 P M 5.7. Wanted To Huy d o e l ng r » » t A a b p u m e pa %* of fine war km an ship In iiphnl* M't»n«irt > Marc h 2 9 ■itrifiK :| *r a. |i# r 1• •, MB. p m v ert m*nl b F o r Inform » 11nn 4 a 11 A • k for Mr Ernie Brown |Kqu it y. nut rae 92,000 In USED FU R N ITU R E Tim* Pa J Pirn la ft* l itt le as W i n t e r P a r k * l ' - 117l oi 32. Tlir*r pneBlonn fea tu re . FBg hi rn, ir* Da tie fnlnuiPB 131o r a i 36 7 >33-3130 It mu l if n per y h s c l v c o i InEftcs-llent Helariee atrtl from l!a»e Krriin llkr H i d l l j t I till. Paid Life Irteurame hr vi 3 Be tlr«ihtll in >Uira, trrUM ys.ur F ur niture KI ’LP DK<*Ol( \ T I Nil HIP *P 8C Li* Paid If«»wpii,i| Inttirjiit r rm o floor *. cijulppait kt(Quick Her vice with th# Cash. Ph 322-2324 Ptilfl Hu r g i a I I t i sur ur t ) e ■lir ft a Lo » 111*bfl %ti r l»ay Hl? PK It i l l A DINE POST Pal*! V a c a t i o n * r«t me iff a. f hilt) ret) IlliK. 322-0477 ii*'). Vacuum (’leaner* Paid rmetif f*1an ft ady 111 IM• up) II i:i. MLY Phi# a F A llUtAlUH A llwrald w a nt-ad Da if" neuv REALTY. Offire In Villa** HANF'iItt) VACUUM HVC. IT.•fl I Sharing Plan a a y<i«ir p h o n e 1 Di a l 322-5413 flail uf N Orlando *22- 1441. MALUM - It KPA IBM fir 4^6-5931 (Hu nth He nil note) SUPER-X DRUGS, INC. Eve* 322-2570 id y Pa r k Ave 3 2 2-€ i 11 a n d o*e y o u i c h a r g e a c c o u n t . AUTHORIZED BROKER (MiLdREI) .Man wilt) # at Earn For ALL FHA-VA G o v ern ­ I.‘l. riant k. Feed*, Seed* PIANO WANTKD 3 7 * 4 IIKDROnM.1 112 up w rrk ly In Hparr Tlnir. ment o wned hnm*s Down C a l l I ' n l l e r t . ( i r l a m l t i 293- 5336. I 1<V A 7 IIATIIS Advert I new Hi ah (duality paym ent* from *100 l^#w *‘)*K»*IAL fD*ee B u s h e * . O a r prod tit I avtnltiBa or days tuff KITCHEN E Q U IP P E D m onthly p a y m ents InHudlna i l e n l a a ft Mhada T r e e * . 2426 55. Furniture Fur Sale No ra ni> ,i Bring For appointt a i e a and im ur a m *• l^>t m» LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. <>d f t t Ave., 3 blivckiB W e s t o f rnant rail 323 -80d S*. 6 to 4 ahow you at YOUR cun vanIMMEDIATE DEL IV E R Y W in n - Ml ft 1r . l> m, dally W I t.*M)N M A I L It F U R S lance. For Compieie In fo rm a tio n Ituy — 8*11 — T r a i l * HP IB' l A L Ocranlum*, 1,1 gusI 3! S *:1 72. F prirIp Heir* Wnnlcd N-* or Cell Your iruin, Min P la n ts In Bloom 111-14 E. 1*1 Kenaonahle 2719 Country COURTEOUS Y CH ARGE AC­ o I’ E It A T U It H: E x p srlsn c(Tuh Itoad. COUNTS— IlmReJ credit If ffl, dnuhla or slngla ne*dl* In v eetm en t k R eelly yo u ow n a phone, put eta salmarhlnfa. Plarro Mfft. Co., II N. Park Ave SALES RROKER 3I7-917I 50. Mine. For Sale fled A *■ to work for you! 4t>3 Rtcftt) Av* 123-3451. W* Have The Home For Tou 4 - IKDHOnvt HANFORD HEWING CENTER BEAUTICIAN W antsd. Cill • S ’ 1 B a t h H u m s o n a p p r o i l m a t a ­ Hit Hu Park Avt. 1 1 3 -S tll ECHOLS REDDING CO. «'ur| Be a ul) .Shop I'll 123ll1 H a i r a yard- F*nc#i| h a ck B e d d . n g ft F u r n i t u r e 0134 or 332-4011, Jim nils Coy a r d . a n Bo r t c d f r u i t b e a r i n g Hialnry rrk 'fi Discount to pftopt* f or M o d r r n BOATERS tiv*r 4S ft all h tr vtre personWo m an DO IT T O U n s K t.F ! n»l C|i*« k our pPle#» Boinprr Km i d Cnmplvie Beflnl*hl(ig Hupplle* FAUST IIUUG STORE The Morning Mu via F A8C4) CORP. Fres D rlD rr y IB -O I M Make Ituum for lin o French A%r 32 2-1 6 10 Daddy CBM Nrwa with Mika O F F K IU M I A HPr.CtAL HKB- WABDR B e fr lg e r * io r - f r e e « e r 2VIC FT H u l l | lift (i 40.0UQ rr*d* W all sea ilnrir, 14 t u f »., I yr old *r« Bf f i*h# H a n f o r d t i e r ft Id W h a l ' i Thla S<>ng t U n After 6 2n p m , 664 E i-laBBlflB 1 ads daily llaten i s I b a n Luay fnih Ht,. Hanfordl o w • » H e p e r Bn# p e r d a y ! NBC Nr w » * (*> K i a r c l a a 1.16 44 1 (9) 10:00 (2) 4 “*1 B a r , F o r mU a TRADE tl.p • lidlng dieura, for 2 f h e a t ! of I r i » r r i , 322- 1513. For $100 DOW N i: t. C n l e r i n R • I o m i STIIAM B E R R IE S f'.r Sal* Y"U pick lllr egV... I*i trr niora !.»»■ plckril offer s good w o r k i n g c o n d i­ t io ns a n d p e n si o n plan, E l ­ i m i n a t i o n f or q u a l i f i e d a p ­ p l i c a n t a w i l l he held a t 7:10 P rn. April 1, 1945 in t h e c i t y h a l l . Huh mid a p p l i c a t i o n ! in Ci vi l Her vi ce e i » m ! n t r p r i o r l a M a r c h 31. 1945. H l n e r r H#l #r *t - O- Ma t l o i l g * a g Ilka new, drita F a n r y Da t j g n * . B u t t o n h o l e " , a a w a on B u i t u n a , Bl i nd l i t m i , M o n o grama He. Pa y K m hr o l d e r t»g l a n e • d u • I.r 959 92 ca ph n r t * r it* 1*h. 3: 2- 7457. H ou ses $100 DOWN I :: ; « i f)l «:r-;su SrtNFOItl) KLKCrUlC 1_. .special Notices 15. Special Services f ; t l <t) (I ) T*li < n 1:00 ( ! ) * DOIIKP. M AN P I N B C I I K B pupa , NEW APPL IANCES at War#hour* Pr Itr ■— F rlgldalrr, A K C . Vi o l a K i l t n a r . 322- 5149. H o t Point, IIC A# SGtnIHi, ale. Call Char 11* Clormly rollari IH N O T H 1NG InOST um i l l a a! At*oclal*d Radio A TV, H a r t Id W a n t Ad t a l l ! l q f i n d 2113 N o r a n g a A v i , O rlan­ Uf V\rath#r 1:14 <«i W a k a -u p Mot laa 1:30 ( 9 | (*ounldown Nrw* f i l l t i l Farm, U a rk a t Ha- '(0. Home* Appliances eonalgn- A <*) N a w a f.04 t|> Today • of 95. 8 4 . R ea l E s ta t e - S a le D ia l 322 -3 8 2 9 L « U A ll A tte n d C h u r c h J h la S u n d a y W ATCH YOUR INV ESTM EN T. • AT M A C K L E -B U IL T DeltoM You're neerby—you can watch this Msckle-Built community grow! Deltona ia growing rapidly. Spacious Deltona homeiites are attviced by Oentral Water Maine and Paved Streets are Included in the full low price of juvt 41295. You can own a Deltona homesite for just f 10. down. Visit Deltona now — take a Self-Guided Tour — Me the Shopping Plaza, the Lakefront Community Club, the Championship Golf Course and the outxtanding model homes at MackiwBuiU DELTONA. MACKLC-DUILT HOMES feature* Ik# f e rn ,,* PelstetUa. t n display In Urn flo ru it •eMMt at th* N. Y. World'* fair, one 15 other lovely eieseli. UeckloBu.it home* rant* tn prlc* •ram juot im o . m n l,n o . wim O wtm permeate * t low os 1 1 4 0 mentfitr permeate tuning ,1 H U M O W V 1 O U T TO D A T I Y *b n Interstate 4 4 . salt at Delta-e Luhangs aad youra at OUTORAi �i n i. Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 95. Houses For Sale Bljr Sinforb $ eralb March 26, 1965—Page 11 95. Houses For Sale SWEETIE PIE NO DOWN P A T M B N T VA. Im m e d ia l* o ccu p a n cy . 7 U**l ro om . 1H bath, w o o d ed lot. ■milled law n. Inquire a t our n e w o f f i c e LAIN Enlerprleee. I n c - I I » L on p w ood Plea*. f All. S ou th on 11*11. Call c o l l e c t t l l - l l l l . _________________ By Nadine Seltzer S electio n e f I. I. end t B e dr o o m s lo ca ted In v a r io u s S e . t l o n e of Sanford Im m ediate D e l i v e r y MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR L A " 0 E, NEW. C u sto m -b u ilt home. R ollins m ile Oolf Couree. San Lando. Por In­ f o r m a t io n c a l l 111*1171. V A - FHA - - Property t Bdrm. Maaonry homa on lot Price Management R O B E R T A. WILLIAMS R ea lto r R a y m o n d Lundqulet, Aeeo. i : : - l l l ' A t la n t ia Ban k B id s . and Sales Broker Fur To i l • u n i r n e r ; T o u r a f u r ji i et ISOfl d o w n and ISS.II per irm» Thl* w i l l I m ' l u d e In*. A Ta t e a . . EVERETT A HARPER AGENCY - REALTOR :i<5 & Tark Aven ue S1M 21S S3S-SSI4 JIM W A LT ER COUP bum a nice I bed room bou se A lot for eale Only 150 down, ready to tiiov* Into, only 1*5 Id per mo. Direction*: From Sanford , ta k e Route 415 to Oateen to ch urch on r ig h t , c o n t in u e to Colored • ectlon on left: turn left on dirt road A fo llo w to houee You can *•• hr»u*e from Route IIS. Call 2I4-DM2 Orla ndn. s rom Sanfo rd From E ioh an ge many • Sednns • Ilnrd Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons Complete Selection 59'» Thru 6t'g $200 - $300 Down $10 - $60 Month 100% Mrchanlcal G uarantee — 30 Uaya — 1,000 Mltra On All Used VW’a Salsa — Parta — Service Factory Authorised Detier Ellinor Motor Co. FVfJ m SAC 111 P I C E . I Ilf J r oo m . • tury, goo d lo ca tio n S em in o le Oounty (Dial Dlreot) 95. Houses For Sale b UN LAND ESTATE'S. « li*drouma. 2 bath. C#ntrm4 Air. GHJ A 2 *1.009, T w o BEDROOM. Oak Floor*. 3 year* old, Lemon B lu ff— 11.400. On* Bedroom on 17-13. Si Mil* North of Bt. John* River. Call l l t - l l l t . 32S-OI47* I BEDROOM. I Bath, Central UK 11ROOM ] l o u a a, clea n A Heat. ’ nrner Lot. Double <Imw* In, T « f m i . I'll JI mm It Carport l i l l l l i . C ow an , 122*4011. I BEDROOM, I P a th Homs, 1 liEDItOOM. 2 Oath. D o u b lt corn sr lot. t i l- 3 1 4 1 . C a r port a. Brick Horn*, good 11m*tt 11ii n Low d o w n payment, p A V E N N A PARK. M-dalllon home. I bdrm , I H bath. CunA u u n i i m o rtg a g e . 414 9 * rlla Kl . 122-7007. tact F. W. Taylor, <41.(131, 3 THE DODGE BOYS OUT WEST WANT THESE CLEAN USED CARS CORRALLED BEFORE SATURDAY! Dodge Pollca Pursuit. 383 Cu. In. V-8, Automatic Trana. 4 Power Rrakea. N A TIO N A L BAN K M M *1395 Chrysler New Yorker, Tull Tower And Air Conditioned. *1196 0 2 Chevrplet Corvalr Monaa AT., R 4 II ’59 Pontiac *873 baL 118 ’ST Cadillac |T6T bal. 138 ‘ST Lincoln 1764 bal. IS6 •Sh Hide fA13 Hal. 637 *80 Dodge (681 bal. (39 *56 VW (684 bat. (31 ’l l Rambler (983 bal. (48 •S9 Ford *TM bal. (38 *60 Rambler (676 bal. (36 ‘(8 Dodge (875 bal. 6*8 ’( ( Ford (881 bal. (33 *10 Plymouth (788 bat. (39 ’( ( Lincoln (113 bal. 16 ’( ( t hrysler (99 bal. (4 ’( ( Ford (463 bal. 623 ’IT Olda 6418 bal. 614 ’67 VW \|8 9 6 bal. |39 ■80 C o n air (786 bal. 618 ■80 Renault 1418 bal. 114 *17 Bulck 8363 bal. I l l •68 Mercury 1783 bal. I>8 ’80 Marcury 1780 baL 138 ’IT Chevrolet 6587 bal. I l l ’l l Chevrolet (582 bal. I l l ‘I I Chevrolet (371 bal. U1 Dodge |8»7 bal. I l l ’88 Olda ( l i t bal. (31 *81 Rambler (788 baL 1)8 '8 8 Olda 1487 baL 813 ' l l DeSoto 8463 bal. 823 Dodge 1488 bal.- I l l ' i t ----------------- 59 Renault mo. mo. nto. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. m o. mo. mo. mo* mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. 4AO SANF0KU AVE- l U l l OPEN EVENINGS tanford. Florida 811*4301 Kapogaeationa Inc. . J . rr ifcl *2195 C l Chevrolet Bal Air 4 Dr Sedan R 4 II. O l A u t o . Trane™ Power B t e t r l n g , Air Cund. '^ P O S S E S S IO N ’ ’l l Pontiac 1887 baL 118 mo. nUi I 115. Autos For Sale 10’ LARSON Alu m in u m Boat 10 HP. E vln ru d * Electr ic Gator T ilt Trailer , ex cellen t Condition. Ph. >49-1711. 1 BDItM. 3 l U t h . F e m l l y Room, W 1IV “ a * t t i i W f f ”91” OLDBMOUILE Hard C en t ra l b e s t A l i t , | I ) S mo.; Own y o u r o w n Trailer lot lift 1991 top. loaded. 111-9179. CLEAN, eolld, moulded m* 1 Bdrm. U n furnished. Its mo a m onth , Millar Roa d o f f 8 . h n g a n y 11-foot p ly w o o d Sport Hanford Ave. SHOP AROUND, then ae* my Ru n ab ou t. by W o lv erin e 1901 Ford O e l s z y 900, 4 d o o r Thla boat Is equipped w ith h a rd to p w i t h a ll th e ex tra s, fin* I I IIP Evlnrud* electric 111*1101 1110 H l i w e t h e a t 19*91 106. Apartments for Rent p lu s air. V E R T CLEAN. On* s t a r t motor. F ro n t e a s t steer ly 11,199. W i l l (rads. 111*7411 Inc Deck ed o v er fron t 4 1 BDRM. COMPLETEL Y F u r n ­ WELA..A APARTMENTS 111 cen ter. W in d sh ield and runn 3 \ Flret Bt, ish ed 71 iM i7 7 . 1911 FOR D 8 K TL IN E R . re ­ Ing Mihla. F i n s tra iler a lso t ra cta b le hardtop, radio, h e a t ­ In good con d ition . Price aleo 1 B*4r</>|n, 1 Bath, U n f u r n i s h ­ K FF . APT, w tth p riv et# bath, er. p o w er e l e c t i n g , needs in c lu d e ! n e w i l - v o l t battery, tr a n s m i s s io n 1199. Ph. >13ed / ouee, Bice, c l o s e to s u i t a b l e for C o u p le o r Blnglt ex t r a spaed prop, l - g s l l o n echc/l. 1117 or *** a t 111 Garrison person. Id ea lly lo ca ted d o w n ­ g e e tank, paddle, 1 n ew boat Dr. 1 Red foo m, 1 Beth , Furnished, t o w n . In q u ire at Manuel J a ­ oar*, an ch or 4 a n ch o r rope. r e e l n ice A d esira ble n e i g h ­ co b so n Dep t. Store, 111 K A v ery sp e e d y boat, akl boat, BOB M cK E E U S E D CARS let borhood, or fish erm an 's dream. First NO MONET DOWN >799 g e t s It. Ph. 111-9130. '01 F ren ch Ava. 111*0711 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Payton Realty ttl 58 B ILL'S 425-5938 322-5612 195. Houses For Sale Vw ^ a tio a a l month, l l l - l l l l . WEEKLT for turn. I AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Not Really, but a resem bla n ce to a f a i r i k ^ t a l e , Thl«t 1 b ed ­ room C n f h n m i located on mJa rue c o r n e r lot, co m p letely A i r - C o n d i t i o n e d f u r the I o n s , .1 FURN. Room. PvL Bath, l i t M cRO BERTS CANDY HOUSE 322-1835 T ou r EVINRUDIC D aalar 104-0-1 K. l i t Ph. IS I-IIO l AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Open Tonight 'til 9 II Robson Sporting Goods SO U T H W A R D P A R K D R IV E Ph 177*1410 So. Hwy. 17*91 Sanford, Fla. 105. Trailer Lota • Sals ROOMS for h e n , <01 Magnolia. 111*0710. WIKLCDtOmiBI G a tew a y T o T h * W a te r w a y browse throughour <$> lot & rn r ira n n e Morning, noon or Bight, you'ro alwaya welcome at our OK lot. Wa wouldn’t havo It any othar way. Wo learned tom e time ago that our uaad car customers appreciate • warm frlondly atmoaphara, l i n t that tha way you Ilka X. too? Stop In. Temporary Location 2507 SO. PARK CLASSIFIED INDEX ST E N ST R O M REALTY !5*S 1 BEDROOM T r a ils r on I.ake BEDROOM Q u est H o u se. 100 Ashby, A d u lts only. Th. I I I . F t. F ro n ta g e on Lake Minnie, 7111. a ir co n d itio n ed , furnish ed or u n fu rn ished. Ph, 111*1111. 108. Rooms For Rent DAT * N1TEI H erald w a n t ad* w o r k [or *a tlttl* aa 140 day ! A T T E N T IO N T R U C K ER S! F o r th* Tliiy In , A N ew o r l i l i t l t l l n m i , 8 «« fitonotrom R ea lty Hume 103. Mobile Homes - Rent LARGE 1 S 1 Bedroom s Apis, i n t i Sanfo rd Avs., Ph. SI! • 7IS. REALTY FO R SALE Tlit 1914 MOBILE HOME, l ik e new. 1 Bedroom. F ro n t K itc hen. Aw nlns. ex p a n d a b le l i v in g room. A e a u m e p a y m e n t s 190,1*. Ph. 111*1111. & Motors JIM H U N T HOM ES Have 10*. Mobile Homes • Sale 106, Apartments for Rent 123. Boats R E A L EST A T E B R O K E R bdrm. apt. with utilities. 191 01 VOLK8 W AQEN, 1999.00. N EE D EX T R A C A S H ! 4 Her R eel Cite** A s so c ia t e E. >th St. ! ! ! - l l! l. BA N rO R D MOTOR CO. aid W a n t-A d eatl* tho se a r ­ WILLA MAE PROKOBCH 100 Trench Av*. 111*4191 ticles no lo n g er needed. Low 131*7174 Day 131-0411 NIBhte TW O Bdrm. furn. apt., s c r e e n ­ In coa t**h lgn In r es u lts , Dla ed porch. Tiled bath. Only 19 T R . I w i t h Radio A llea lsr, t l ) - l < U or 179-1911. UNFURNISHED— 1 Hr., 1 I I I. 1191 Magn olia. 171.1991. excellen t c o n d itio n . I l l - M i l bath, IS* mo.— 1 Br.. 1 hath. 171 m o — 1 Br., I bath. 1110 ’l l REN AULT. N eed s Kit. 1109 mo. — 1 Br , I bath. >174 nm 1 D U P L E X M oderat ely f u r n i s h ­ ‘01 AL LSTATE F coottr. s s Is. ed. 1 A v a ila b le a f t e r the O fflcet 171*1111 • T E M P E R AOENCT. 1919 S >11. 111-9010. l l l h 4 the other May let . Nights: 111-0700 F ren ch Ave., 131-4991. . Adult*. 111-1910. 111*0141 118. Trucks For Sale 1111 P e r k D riv e > . B E D ROOM houee. 111*1094, I don't WANT to wait and ba aurprisadl Tell ma what b efo re 10 A. M. a f te r 0 p m 1 BEDROOM Fur n. Apt., w a t e r you’vo bean up to right nowl” POOR MAN’S OPPORTU NITY furn. | t t mo. III.OUT. H i t DODGE 1/4 Ton D c k - u p . Lo v ely 3 bedroom fra m e home, HM ALL HOUSE A d u lts only, N e w pain t. A v era g e c o n d i­ PRICES BELOW 3 BDRM. Furn. Apt. 111 . 50444 tion, cash or trade. 773.0744 e v e r y t h i n g like n e w ; eep* 111-311*. E. lis t Bt. Robert A. WIL a rete, n ew brick and block INCLUDE FULL llama l l l - l l l l . b uilding s u lt a b ls for nfflcs. 1 BEDROOM Houee u n f u r n i s h ­ l i l t ) C H E V R O L E T Beml-traoed. 1*4 mo 41* Ray Ave. Call (or. 111-9171. s t o r e o r p ro fess io n a l u s e RECAP & CASING FU RN. sm all Apt., l e t floor. Orlando, 393-1714. a ll sit u a te d on 1 acre h a v in g 1901 Maple, 111-0711. •91 C H E V R O L E T I - t o n truck. ISO feet f r o n ta g e on H i g h w a y C 1 I E 8 T -T T P E D eep F r e s e s . City 1— Ixiet A F ound I I — Monay W en ta d 17*91. This v a lu a b ls pro perty C A S S E L B E R R Y . F u r n is h ed 1 8:25x20 ...... $38.50 mo.. Room s, Porch. I l l Concord FURNIBII ED Apt. | I 0 . 1— I'ere.male Lot. 111-1IIT. 14 —S a v i n g ! A Loan priced a t o n ly *19,000 w ith O il0141. Dr. Ph. 111*1411. I— B e a u ty Cara t l — In surance 9:00x20 ..... $43.50 e x cellen t terms. 11<0 C H E V R O L E T 4 To n Pick1— Day N u n e r l e a t t — S ch o o ls A In structio n s MART. Cleen N icely NEW*, u n fu rn is h e d J. bedroom L A K E up. 911-0711.__________________ 10:00x20 ...... $50.00 «— Child Care 70— E m p lo y m e n t Services Fur n. U r g e Apt.. 1 Bdrm. D n p les Apt™ ttls hath, tsr* S— Do*a —C u e — P ete 71— Male Help Wanted 10:00x22 ...... $50.00 Addlte. Call I ! t - I 9 ) 0 . r a i s e floors, V s n e t l a n blinds, 19— I'oullry — L i v e s t o c k 1 2 0 . A u t o m o t iv e S e r v ic e 91— F e m a l e H elp W an ted k itc h e n equipped, w s l e r f u r n ­ II— Special Notlcaa 91— Male or F e m a le H elp IN VESTMENT A REA LTY AVALON APARTM ENTS ished. 111-1131 a f te r I p m . 11—C a la rln * — Food 94—S alsa Help W ante d 111 N. Park Avs. 773-9171 111 IV. 1ml 8 tA 327 - 34 17 t h e am o v e p r ic e s I t — Placaa to Eat 77—S itu a tio n W a n te d SMALL HOUSE, near Sunland. IS— Special h a rv lca i I I — Income Property CARRY A ROAD 1 R o o m F urnished Apt., |<9. B E A U T IF U L 4 Redroom. 1 bath, w a t e r Included *40 mo. Cell I t — S w im m in g Poola I I — B u s in e ss Prop.— Bale I l l E Ith . 771-4710. HAZARD Air Condition ed , Oarage, FI*. 131-140*. _____ 17—J a n ito r ia l Service* I I — Heal E e l a l e Wen tad Room w it h F irep lace. 10! Senkarik Glass and Paint 11— I>o-U- Tou reelf I I — Baal E a la ta Bala GUARANTEE! FURN. Apl, Clnss In. Jlm m la D riftw ood Lane, Sanford . 133. 102, Mobile Homes - Sale I t — B u i l d e r . Supplies 17 — Uualnssa R s n l a l s Company Cowan. 1 ) 7 .1011 9111. 10— H ardware 10— Lo la For Hals 111 M agnolia i’h. I l l - l C ! 11— Hom e Im p ro v em en ts 01— Far m e— d r o v e s 1 HIiItM. Furn. Apia. <01 1‘t i ­ 1-1 and I lisdrnoma 96. Housfh • Sale or Rent 91—Out o f S ta t e A cre a g e 11 — I'lumbln* m e llu, IIS-1174. Auto G la ss Tope NEW an d USED 71— P a l n t l n i IS— H o u ses For Bala A Heat Covers A w nings A C s b s n ss 74—W ell D rillin g I t — H o u se* —Bala or R aat 1 Bedroom furnished a p a rtDell A RT, 1 Rdrm., 3 Bath. Fla. TIRE SUPPLY Q U A L 1 -Y MOBILE HOMES 17— H o u se For Rent m sn t. Contact t i l l P a lm etto 7 t— Air Cond. A I l e a t l a a Room, Carport*, Nlrely la n d , H w y. 19*11 8 413-3413 71— Radio - T e le v is io n 100— Iteaort R e n t a ls ecaped, clo se to n ew Shop­ 406 W. FIRST 8T. 29— Photo A E q u ip m e nt 101— T railers— Cabanas p ing Center. 19.110, Term s N EW MOON— Air Condltionad. 1 BEDROOM Furn. Apt., R ed s322-0631 19— Home Applian ce! . o r a t e d , w ater Included t <0 101—Mobile H o m e s —Hale Or will H a s s t0 r s s p o n s l b l t 1 Bdrm.. F a cto ry Built C a ­ 104 W. 2nd HI. 122*9022 m<>. i i i - t l l ) 11— Mualcal In a tru m a n ls l o t — Mobile H om es— Ren t b ans A Carport* l l t - l l l l . parly, 173-131). ALL W ORK QUATlANTECKD j : — U u i l n r . a E q u ip m e nt HU—T r a iler Space— Rent 11—Jo b P rintin g 101—T r a iler Lota— Bale 14— Up h olstery l o t — A p a r t m e n t s For R e s t 19— Vacuum C lean ers 101— R oom s For Ren t 17 — Moving A S to r a g e 119— H o tel R oom s 19— Ka term in a to r a 111 — R ental A g e n le 41—P l a n t ! — Frada — Baade 111 — W an te d To Rant 50— Mlac. For Bala 111— Au loa For Sals 51— Artlclaa For l ta a t 111 — A u tos—Bala or Trade SI — Swap or E x c h a n g e 111—T r u c k s For Bala SI— Warned To Buy 119—A u t o m o t iv e Bervloa 15— F u r n it u r e For Sale 171— S cooters A Cycles S t —Antlquae For Sale 111— B o a t s A Motor* SI — Money To Loan l i t — Marine S u p plies 10— Uuelneae O pportu nities P A R K RIDGE— BU B -D IV IflO N t Bdrm.. 1 Bth., En try Foyer, F a m i l y Room, B r ea k fa s t Bar, B u i l t • In K itc h e n . Cen tra l B e a t , Dou b le G ara ge, City S ew er. >17,909. Open Dally. E v e n i n g s 114*1719. " Wl 1 REDROOM H om e near NAB. 1 BDRM., K itchen equipped, 171 VA, No d o w n p aym ent, FHA n ice yard. 111-1IIS. t i l l down. By o e m r . 3331410. FOR Clean r e n t a l h n u ses end apartm ent! In Fanlord A U k i Mery, se e BALI,-BL AIR Government owned Alt KNOT, 111 S. P a rk A v e. Homes nue. $100.00 DO W N JIM W A L T E R CO nP. h ae I n ice I Redroom h ou ee A lot fo r Sal a >10# d o w n A o n ly 171.10 p er m onth . Thle houee h a t m a n y e i t r a a . D irectio n !: P ro m San ford , t a k e 17**1 to O ra n a e C ity to Ile * a lt Drui S lorr, turn left A fo l lo w to w h e r e o n e w a y a Io p !, turn r l g M . a o to Srd. dirt road, tu r n l eft A fo l lo w to houee on le f t . C a ll 191*091!. Orlando. w ith sh a d a Iraee. I l l . t I O w ith term s. 97. Houses For Rent With Completely Rebuilt F.ngine ’1395 *495 DeSoto, Good T ransportation *395 DOWN TOWN SPECIALS The Works— Air Conditioning, Puwer Windows, Power Scale and All Deluxe Trim — Can Give Complete History On This Fine Automobile. Pbooa 322*0614 Or Ml 7-2330 - *4 9 5 62 Falcon Deluxe 4 Door Sedan. I C y l i n d e r , Automatic Transmission, Radio and Air Condition. *1 2 9 5 F alrlane 2 Door, • Cylin­ der, Standard Trmneralaaion, Radio and lla ater. 63 Plymouth Fury 4-Or. Sedan, Snnwrreet White and Fully Equipped, Including Powrr Steering, V-H Engine, Very Nice. Pontiac RU rrhlef Vista 4-Dr., HydraPower Steering and Rrakee. We Sold It New — and It la Really In Top Shape. 63 m atlr. 8* lionnevllle 61 Pontiac pine New Pontiac 4-Dr. Vlsla—Thla Trade-In Ha* The Work*, Factory Air Condilioned, All IHue Morrnkide Interior, New Tires. Ready To Go. 2 D o o r . I Cylinder, A utomatic T ransm is­ sion, Radio and Uaatar. Pontiac lionnevllle Safari Station Wagon, 61 All White Finish With Full Power Equipment. A Popular Model At A Popular Price, 8$7Q R IIU4J WEST SIDE SPECIALS E xtra Specially Priced. Ponliar 62 Factory Catalina 4-Dr. Hydramatic, Air Conditioned, 1'nwrr Steering and Mtakra. Powder lllue Finish T hai's Like New. We Sold It Go. Classic 880 4-Dr. Regular 63 Rambler V-B Engine With Overdrive. You *2 9 5 59 Chevrolet Bel Air. 4 Door, Hardtop, V -l, Automatic Transm is­ sion, Power Steering, Pewer Rrakee, Radio and Heat* •r. Bulck Special Deluxe 4-Dr., V-8, 64 Power S tarring, Air Conditioned, K tarrhirf 4-Dr. 62 Ponliar New and it'a Ready To *1 0 9 5 54 Pontiac '1695 *1 0 9 5 '1195 62 Falcon Gaa Can’t Beat I t A t Only Btarchief 4-Dr. Factory Air 60 Pontiac Conditioned, Power Steering and Rrakee. 2 Ton*— Whit* Over Light Blue — Real Luxury. 2 Door Sedan. 8 Cylin­ der, Standard Transm lialon. Radio, H eater and Paddrd Dash. A One Owner W ith Low MR«* age. *1 1 9 5 • HEN HOWLAND (General Mgr.) • HOI! THOMAS (Sales Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN • SAM SIMCOE 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford 60 Dodge 2 Door Sedan. • Cylinder, Automatic Transm ission Radio and IU ater. 62 Ford GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS Seminole County Motors *1 1 9 5 Wildcat 4-Dr. Hanllnp, Thla Ueau* 64 Rulrk llful, one-owner nrw Hu Irk Trade-In l i s t Many More To Choose From OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TILL 8 P. M. 61 Falcon Deluxe 4 Door Station W a g o n . 8 Cylinder, Automatic T ransm is­ sion, Radio and Heater. OPEN FRIDAY NITE T IL 9 P.M. RAM BLER PHONE 322*0231 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SA N FO RD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 9 P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. ft Palm ttto Pb. 822*0831 2507 80. Park Ph. 322*3231 t �f Becky McDonald Is Top Winner In Horse Show B y M aryana MHea High point champion ribbon winnca a t Pleasure Show apoo•o re d by Central Florida Horae Show a w ar Becky McDonald who acorwd-M polnte In the third and final eeriei atxrn tow ard the $23 saving* bond grand prize abe will receive a t the next P le n u m Show. Judge waa Ruaa Walter from Winter Park. There will be a 1 p. in. gymkhana, April 4. Date for the April Pleasure Show will be announced. Doe to threatening w eather • t thla week's show, only five events were held. Winners, in order as nam ed were: English Pleasure, Becky MeD o n a l d , Roberta Warren. Christina Smith, Crete hen Moores; Bridle Pethheck, Carol Batmusaen, Becky Mc­ Donald, Julie D icker, Holly Criswell; Hunter S est Equita­ tion, Becky McDonald, Holly Criswell, Carol Rasmussen, J u ­ lie Tucker; Jumping, Jim Feulkenberry. Becky McDonald, Becky Mc­ Donald, Becky McDonald, Jim Fenlkenberry, Holly Criswell; Saddle S est Equitation, Robert W arren, Christine Smith, Beet r McDonald. t Girl Scout Cadette Troop 338 look advantage of recent achool holidaya to m ake a four-day trip to Tallahaaaee w here the glrla toured atate building* and worked on their "M y Government" B a d g e . Mra. Nance R uairil la troop leader. During their atay they cam ped at Si|ver Lake Rec­ reation Area 15 mile* outside the capItaL The group left Casselberry Thursday morn M W W 0N MARCH 21, INS Admission! Corinne Boor,' Oladys Hen­ ning, Paul Kendrick, Verlllia Pervls, Shirley Z in a , Annie Hagen, Albertha Klner, John Hines, E dgsr Gathers, San­ ford; Jennie Mars, Altamonte Springs; George Dorn, Shir­ ley Carlisle, Osteen. Births Mr. snd Mrs. Cssey Jones, Sanford, ■ gtrl. Discharges Robert F. Dykema, Frank Allen Cobb, Mayme llam m ack, Ola Mae Long, Mil dred Newton, Edward Brin aon, Rev. Johnnie C. Miller, Sanford. March 24, 1965 Admissions Valeris Colbert, Muriel A Econle, Geraldine Hayes, Clarenca Klrlley, Marie Peres, Theola Roberts, Robert C. Swope, William B. Williams, Melvin W right, Sanford; Os­ car Lens, Tampa Terrace. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Car­ lisle, Osteen, a boy. Dlachargee Ronald W. Hunt, Jacquellr.t P ertain, Michael Bender, 5111ford Hayes, Bobble P latt and baby girl, Paulina Roberts and baby girl, Robert Dangsrfield, Sanford; Lucy Henry, DeBary; Pamela G rant end baby girl, Maitland; Viola Whldden, Palmdale. In the Doyle Carlton Building. F or a change in pace the group drove out to KlUearn Gardens S tate P ark , which was in full arra y for spring­ tim e. Acres of azaleaa provid­ ed m asses of color reflected in the pools. Camellias, were the aixe of treea and many spring beauties unfam iliar to Seminole Countians such as dogwood, red magnolia, apple, cherry, wild azalea, hyacinths and Jonquils, were in full Ing arriving -*t-lh#lr_de*tlna-. bIoom i that M E M B E R S of Girl Scout Cadette T r o o p 338, shown above on Capitol atepa in Tallahaaaee, took advantage of achool holidays to tour state buildings, in the capital city. In bot­ tom photo, Mrs. Nance Ruaaell, troop leader, signs register In office of Governor Haydon BurnskGirla weyj much impressed bji^fighlficd a t m o s j y h e W o f the S t a t e Supreme Court Building where t h e i r d I s t i n g u ish ed guide was Clerk of the Su­ preme Court. (Herald Photos) r io s p iia i Notes SEW & SAVE Cadette Scouts Visit Capital • tHjf VanfnrB *V m Q Page 12—March 26, 1965 LBJ Opens 'New' News Meet WASHINGTON (U PI) President Johnson cast a quick glance around h I a crowded, littered c a b i n e t room and aald quite pointed ly, "God h iv e m ercy on your souls." His rem ark waa addreiscd Thursday to about 20 report era being inducted Into ■ new, slightly disjointed phase ol the Johnson public Informs tion policy—a m ast cabinet newi conference. This newest facet of the President’* "tell • ’em - everythm g-poiitble" program pro vided a m a il of information for the public. But some of the etar per formers were too busy with imm ediate problems of *wa: and diplomacy to stick around for their turn oq stage. Freke Change YEOVIL, England <UI*I) — Declaring that British men ■re too dull In their personal sppeirance a local barber launched a new fad by dyeing his beard blue and hia bushy moustache blond. Hia nam e— John Freke. Either Holland or The Neth­ erlands la proper aa a name for the Dutch nation. Secretary of Stale Dean he viewed their efforts to Hunk, for example, could not stay afloat in a flood of fact wait for hia turn to talk about and opinion, commended the Viet Nam and Red China be newsmen to divine mercy. cause the first cabinet officer They needed it. along with called upon to report was fat notebooks, pencils and a Commerce Secretary John T catalngic familiarity w i t h Connor who talked at some everything front space flight length about the balance of to the Gross National Product payments. (G N Pl, from sum m er jobs Defense Secretary Robert for restless youth to lunat S. McNamara lingered only landing surfaces. long enough to express his The regular cabinet inerting Indignation over racial job lasted from t to 3 p.m. T h u n discrimination at Craig AFU day. The session with report outside Selma, Ala., then he tr s went on for another hour. had to rush back to the pen White House Press Secre­ tagon. tary George E Reedy explain Rut other cabinet officers ed that within security lim i­ and agency heads remained tations, Die m ast cabinet news on hand for statements and conference would tic a rela­ question*. T h e President, tively regular feature in line h i m s e l f , supplied several with the President's desire to statem ents which he had ('k ecp the public fully informed read to a two-hour closed on its government. meeting of the cabinet. With the dialogue came a s h o w e r of mimeographed texts and long reports. Includ LONDON (D P I)—The Brit­ cd was a statem ent hy John ish railroad system, anxious son on policy in Southeast Asia, an order for a country- to improve its image as a by-country examination of U .modern, streamlined industry, S. programs overseas and a recently changed Its name review of economy in govern from "BrlUali Railways" to ment. "B ritish Rail." It announced Reporters tried to keep the recently another alep for­ documents in a semblance ol w ard -rep lacem en t of it* lo­ order, make notci and ask comotives' 1840-style kerosene questions at the same time. lamp with powerful electric This was why Johnson, as models. afternoon in the The aun appeared Friday for the tour of Tallahaaaee. F irst stop was at the capitol building where th ey , visited the office of Gov. Haydon Burns, who was out of town, and the House and Senate Chambers. Their guide point­ ed out the deaki of Seminole County's Rep. Joe Davis and Sen. Mack Cleveland. Mrs. Lucille Roger*, p e r­ sonal secretary to Gov. Burni end form er governor, F a rrii Bryant, pointed out that his private office Is in the pro­ cess of being redecorated. At the State Suprem e Court Building, the girl* bad as their distinguished guide, the Clerk of the Supreme Gourt. The beautiful building was built in 1948 and Jam es G am ­ ble Rogers of Winter Park waa architect, a point of in­ terest to the girls as he d e­ signed many lovely homes and buildings in Casselberry, such ss the Casselberry Com munity Methodist Church and t h e picturesque Normandy style houses on the highway. The im pressive snd digni fieri atm osphere of the su­ preme court ia set by the tall black m arble columni In the rotunda and green velvet drapes of the courtroom. Next on the agenda was a tour of the Agricultural De parlm ent'a Division of Stand­ ards lab o rato ries, which are krpt busy testing products and standardizing weights am) m easures to protect t h e state's consumers. Such Items as gasoline, brake fluid, pesticides, feeds and fertilizers are lested to make sure they live up to advertised standards. They were shown m sslcr weights, m easurem ents and s c a l e s used In calibrating all those in the state. They visited the Pesticide Residue Lab sim ilar to the cne located in Sanford a t tha F arm ers’ Market. By then the scouts and their leaders were more than ready for lunch and a chance to sit down in the cafeteria located Improves Image OVER 35 YEARS At F irst & Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. A cold front brought chilly breezes, air conditioning the cabin with Ra many open win­ dows, so the superintendent thoughtfully stapled up m at­ tress covers over the windows for Saturday night. Many of the m eals were prepared over an open fire In front of the cabin and served a t fresco. To keep from freezing to death, the cam pers kept busy Saturday p l a y i n g outdoor gam es. A cam pfire sing that night was the occasion for the presentation of the Inter­ national Friendship Pin to the girl chosen by her fellow scouts as "G irl Scout of the Weekend." Co-leader P am Cannon announced that E tta Leonard was recipient of Uiii honor. After breakfast and packing up (heir gear Sunday m orn­ ing, the girl* held an Inspira­ tional "S cout'i Own" aervlce on "F riendahlp" outdoor*. Scouts making the trip not prevlouily nam ed were Sha­ ron W arren, Cheryl Wattera, Karen Donaldson, D e b b i e a 3 ON THE GO FEMININE Webber, B arbara Andrew*, Pam Lyons, Joan Hlggini and Mclcnda Casselberry. Mrs. Leonard Casselberry also accompanied the group. SSJH Comedy In Rehearsal By Ja n e C ased berry The Speech and D rains Club of Mra. Judy Drummerhausen a t South Seminole Jun­ ior High School. Casselberry, will present a three act com ­ edy, "F in d ers, C reepers" at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 7, In Ute achool auditorium. Thi* will be the first pub11c perform ance by the group this year. The mystery-com­ edy is written by Donald Payton. Members of the caat now in reh earsal Include Je rry W arren, B r a d Llnaweaver, Bonnie Simmons, Denise Cousineau, Sharon Johnson, H ar­ riet Spires, Kirk Riley, An nette Hender, David Drued ing, Jim Dempsey, Oleta Money, Jeffrey Cox, Kathy K acar and Greg Mohler. EA STER FASHIONS TIRED OF THE SAME OLD J LOOK? LOOKING FOR A g FRESH NEW WARDROBE. ^ THEN YOU ARE LOOKING IN THE RIGHT PLACE NOW! 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"It's the only realistic approach to living with alcohol,” he says. It may be. And as long as we’re at it, why not combine this culture Bruce CONTROL course with driver education and thus, at one and the same tim e/teach a kid not only how to hold his liquor, but also how to hold on to his life when he tries to drive with a snoot­ ful. It ju st goes to show that there’s always a way to handle even the knottiest problem if someone can come through with a flash of real genius. Stand Tall, W. Germany Uncle Sam Is not the only one who responsibility for the crimes of the suffers periodically from bruised Nazis. The arms agreement with Isahins. West Germany has been taking rael reflected this national policy of its share of kicks lately. making amends, in so far as is pos­ By almost any measure, West Gersible, for what Hitler did to the Jews. m a n y—the Federal Republic of Enst Germany, on the other hand, Germany—ranks among the top is a direct descendant of the totalitar­ '‘handful of nations. In terms of eco­ ian, anti-Semitic Germany of Hitler, nomics, it is once more th,e strongest perpetuated under the guardianship nation in Europe, even cut in half as of its Russian masters. Enst Germa­ it is. ny has paid not orte-cent in resti­ Yet West Germany’s fear thnt tution to the Jews nor returned any someone may extend diplomatic confiscated property. recognition to East Germany has It in only natural that Egypt, tra­ placed her in a position to be easily ' ditionally sympathetic to the fascists blackmailed by anybody unprincipled and employer of Nazi missile scient­ and opportunistic enough to do so. ists. should move toward closer ties Thus Germany allowed its policy with what is essentially an extension of the Nazi regime. In the Middle Enst to be virtually dictated by Egypt, a country too Now West Germany has dared to small to be of any real account but threaten to recognize Israel. The big enough to cause trouble. Arabs in return threaten both eco­ Germany hnlted its arms ship­ nomic and political reprisals against ments to Israel, the official enemy of Germany. Egypt, then winced and wailed when Let them threaten. West Germany Nasser of Egypt entertained the pup­ might well say. There comes a timepet head of the other Germany, the when a great nation must stop humb­ so-called Democratic Republic. ling itself before the imagined pow­ But does it really m atter what er of loud-mouthed midgets. Egypt—or even the whole Arah Maybe that time will come for the world, which Nasser pretends to lead United States one of these days. —does regarding East Germany? When anybody thinks of Germany, it is West Germany that comes to Thought For Today mind. East Germany is an artificial entity, barely viable, walled off from Till I come, attend to the public the rest of the nation and propped up reading of scripture, to preaching, to by Communist main force. leuching.—I Timothy. 4:13. • • • The democratic hopes of the Ger­ man people, and of their neighbors, Christian education is the process are embodied in the Federal Republic. by which persons are confronted with It is this nation—not the Commun­ ami controlled by the Christian gos­ ist regime—thnt has accepted the pel.—Paul H. Vieth. Phil Newsom Says . Moscow Blueprint I ’PI Foreign New* Analyst An official announcement th a t France and the Soviet Union would co-operate In ■eeking a peaceful settlem ent of th e w ar in South Viet Nam coincided with another item from Moscow deserving of not*. I t was that Moscow lias proposed Valerian A. Zorin as its next ambassador to Paris. The appointment takes on significant:* in view of Zorin i own record and his offit ial position as a deputy foreign minister and a full member Herald Area Correspondents Enterprise Mr*. Ritchie Harris 448 5834 648-4404 AllBBonl* Springe Mrs. Julia Bartee 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Mile* 418-3478 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Casselberry 438-1044 Chuluot* Mrs. Joan Magia 345-3743 DeBary Sirs. John Leona 668-4853 Deltona Mr*. Mildred H sety 668-5431 Geneve Mrs. JoAnn Hay* 349-4473 Lake Mary Mr*. France* Weaker 3X3-6119 Lake Monroe M il. H. 1. Johnsea 313-4733 Longwoad Mr*. Donna Eatas 838-3117 North Orlando Mrs. M argaret Coeby 322-4795 Osteen Mre. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Deled* Mre. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 © If f ' S je r a lii Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, March 26, 1965 WSLTKH A. u iK l.n n , k u it o h a s d r i i i . iim k r rMASK vol.TO l.lsr.. i i r n l > u » - n t m i i M i m i i IO H E IT A L EIA SD EI r i l l . H H O O K M l tH K Associate Editor A everllslrs Dlreouur FKI't) VAS PKLT HOT AKtBN M i n i g l n c Editor m m I* •orleir A d v e r tisin g M il . L IA M S DUTTIK Editor U an agtr n a n ■u o b m a k k s Ba ii a ia i Me anger A1. • ITS CUr Editor n so J l O t HULL! Illu r w il u laoC BILL VISCBSTT S ta ir rb o to cra p h a r I-ublleheJ dally el (kept Saturday, Sunder bad Christmas; puhllabad Saturday prbearding Christmas. • u a s c a ir u o s batbs l i a n a D a llra rr M a ll Wt a b l i a woah IK S M U L b III* M T t o ta l! 1 laar • M a a th o ALL OTUBB MAIL • IM S 1 la a r S .TS • S M I M aatka AM I M aatka I N | M eath I N 1 MaaUk L F e s ta l B a g a la U a a a p r e s id e M ai AH B a ll aabaarlgM aaa I I la adaaaaa. Tha Marald la a ansa, ear at U a Uauag Traaa whins la a«. tltlad eaeluMvaty ta tha aaa lat lapaU ltallaa at all tha taaaj sawn prlitad ta tbla neweaeyer. Baiarag aa aaaaag ctaaa B a i l o r o alaair tl, 1111 a | lb a Fait Office ad laadetd, Florida, aadar Up API ad Oaagraaa ad Marat. «. n s r . _______________ • Ha p a n al e a r B ator tat. saws or a a iw u a iii, at tbia adtilaa a t TAP AaaUrd Marald Bap ha rapradacad ta a a j gaaaaar withaat written paraaiaaioa a t Up pabllaAar at Tba Marald. Am Individual or lir a rtapaaalbla tor aueh rapraaucilaa will La coaatdaiad aa lalrlagtag -a Tba Ukraine a««m «bl aad well La bar Aaaaag aa aadar t Aa law. of the party central commit­ tee. Zorin, a turvivor of the harah Stalin era. first gained fame when, »s Soviet am baisador to Prague in 1948, he was the man entrusted with carrying out the Moscow blue­ print for the Communist takeover of Czechoslovakia. In Derem her 1955 he be­ •came the first Soviet am bas­ sador to the West German frdeial republic at Bunn. He lasted in that joh only six months, incurring West Ger­ man displeasure for rough­ shod tactics in attem pting to force the West Germans into negotiations on reunification with the Communist Kustern Dr. Crone’s B io ssa t— Roy Cromfey Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N EA ) — redeemed tha only public be argued that Korea show* Tha raging public debate ov­ pledge we ever made regard­ the folly of fighting a bloody e r South V iet Nam ia being ing Korea: to re-establish w ar th a t "prove# nothing” muddled now and then by de­ peace and order in the terri- and “ends In a negotiated set­ cidedly inaccurate references tory of the free South Korean tlem ent anyway.” to the 1953 eettlem ent of the govemmenL South Korea, • strong-spir­ Korean w ar. , A truce line th a t would ap­ ited nation, Is free of commaTo begin with, m ost of the proximate the battle line nism's grip. We have stayed public figure* here and abroad would, as we have seen, slight­ on to make sure. And it is a t­ who talk of negotiating the ly favor South Korea. tached strategically to th* Vietnamese situation make it N either the United States Pacific defense rim which plain they w ant a settlement nor the United Nation* ever helps to eafeguard this coun­ th a t la both m ilitary and po­ undertook to unify the whole try 7,000 miles to th# east. litical—Affording South Viet of Korea by force. Gen. Doug­ Urging* for negotiation ov­ Nam some so rt of guarantees las M acArthur's northward er South Viet Nam m ust find r. - \ of neutrality. sweep toward the Chinese their sustenance somewhere The arrangem ent in Korea, border in late 1950 was under other then in Korea. There now nearly 12 years old, is presidential order only to are no parallels helpful to tha strictly a m ilitary truce. A seek out and destroy the case fo r “negotiations now.” Geneva conference aimed at N orth Korean armed forces. Ours, then, w as a strong a political settlem ent, with a unified Korea the goal, broke bargaining position when we sat down with the Commun­ up in total failure. Secondly, the battlefield cir­ ist* in 1951, first a t Kaesong cumstances In Korea at the and then a t Panniunjom, In time truce talks were initiat­ tha field, we had achieved ed do not bear even the crud- what we came to Korea to do. In the protracted negotia­ I est resemblance to the pre­ sent guerrilla combat in South tions which followed, agree­ ment was reached on all tru ­ Viet Nani. A fter a bloody year of ly major armistice term s ex­ sharply shifting military for­ cept those affecting prisoner tune*. United Nations forces exchange. We would not turn led by nine American and 14 over prisoner* who did not South Korean divisions had wish to be repatriated. N ot surprisingly, the Reds th ru st crack Chines* ground troopa hack across the 38th used these long months to parallel and were punching in­ dig in deeply on the battle to the N orth Korean baition line, and bring up heavy rein­ The earliest reference to railed the Iron Triangle. We forcements which gave them the practice of diving occurs even tem porarily captured the an edge, Battalion-scale fig h t­ In the Iliad, where Patrodus North Korean capital, Pyong­ ing for hills and ridges wen^ compares the fall of Hector’s charioteer to the action of a on at much cost. yang, for tha aeeond time. Talks were broken off. P re­ diver dlvlngfor oysters. Thu­ A t this ita g e, U.N. armies cydides m c n 11o n t the cmheld a waggling line th at dip­ sumably th* Red* thought we iloyment of* divers during finally would yield on the ped below tha borderline (the m slecc of Syracuse to saw And Marcia was the Ideal 3Mh) on the w estern side of prisoner issue rather than re ­ down the barriers which hid type of patient who faithfully the peninsula but angled well sum# full-scale fighting un­ been constructed below the follows her doctor's prescrip­ above th at line on it* north­ der far less advantageous surface of the wstcr. easterly eourte lo the other conditions than prevailed for tion. C I ktcI«m *4Is Intmahe us in mid-1951. Threa months later abc coast. Our poailion, therefore, Rut In the spring of 1953, represented a modest net gain came back to my office. with Htalin dead in Moscow "D r. Crane, it worked!" in real estate afte r 12 months f*i«rlBl f**r I ’M lif tC M — « C | I0 0 1 4 and the new President Eisen­ orrscM she exclaimed. “ I have him of fighting. hower passing clear threat he Though activity w ai rela­ eating out of my hand. He will BLACKBOARDS tively light in th a t June of might use atomic weapons in do anything I want. “ For the first few days, he 1951, we held whatever small an enlarged war, the arm is­ • o4 tice conversations suddenly just grunted whenever I’d say initiative th rre was. Ami it Bulletin Bairds were resumed and the road­ anything nice to him. But then was we, not the Communists, 9r*m list* to m m , VUtk or BrtMF r helMwvimt*, n,11—t Ml#(in j-MiH. he began to offer me a smile who had made the last major block prisoner issue settled Write for reUWis*, largely to our satisfaction. and finally he actually gave forward drives. The Reds’ In the present Southeast raoeii lei-sui . me a compliment in return. field position was shaky. * NMlti win - i n y 133 fatf ROItNSOff it was the Communists, Asia circumstance, let it not r “ In a couple of weeks, he Ott JkNOO.HA. began to telephone from the too, who made the first overt office to tell me he'd be home official moves toward a truce. Russia's U.N. representative for dinner. “ Final'y, he to 'k n.e lo a on the Security Council, J a ­ party, and then some Drive-in cob Malik, put forth peace movies And now tic 'ells me feelers. r.c loves me n v re than on o u r1 Admittedly, we had a few wc Id.ng day." weeks eat tier said publicly “ Well, a divorce at this time th a t we might approve a would really rum his morale, cease-fire eomrwhere in the SEMINOLE COUNTY area of the 38th parallel. wouldn't it? " I said. MOTORS. INC. "Oh. but 1 don't want a We could say th at with 1801 WEST 1st STREET divorce," she cried, "for I'm good face because by then we SANFORD, FLORIDA madly in love with him. too!" had, in incontrovertible fact. Worry Clinic M a rrle 't rase should wake up a lot of you feuding cou­ ples. For M arrla was literally so angry and vengeful • he would gladly have seen her husband rulnrd or even In his grave. Hut notice what a miracle happened within 90 days whrn she set out to kill his career! These are true offlre rases, so go thou, and do likewise! CASE V-447: Marcia B . aged 34, wants to divorce her husband. “ Dr Crane. I actually hate him I '1 s!»e spoke with venom “ He and 1 are like strang ers Although we live under the same roof, wc never speak any more. I "It has been almost a year since he came home for a meal with me. “ He acts indifferent and didn't even give me a present at Christmas nor a kind word on my birthday “ So I'd like lo ruin him in his profeMinn, for he u a nronunent doctor in this town “ His patients don't know that we are simply a platonic couple so I'd like lo sue for divorce, since that would help shatter the prestige lie enjoys “ I want this divorce to ruin him In his practice, for I Jiate him " So I reminded Marcia that a divorce in the next few weeks might actually make him glad, "Maybo he would laugh it off as a lucky break,” 1 warn­ ed. “ So don’t try to divorce him now. "If you really hate him and want to ruin him entirely, then I can give you a better method. “ Flrsl. you must win him hack again until you have him wound around your little fin­ ger. As Soviet am bassador to the United Nations in Octo­ ber, 1902, be found himself caught in a now-famous ex­ change with U. S. Ambas­ sador Adali Stevenson. He refused to answer a Stevenson charge th a t the So­ viet Union had placed offenive missies In Cuba. The anwer, he said, would come in ur lime. 1 Stevenson replied th at he ould “wait until hell freezes ver" for the feply but that meantime he was prepared to produce the evidence. Zorin declared the U. S. evidence “forged," For Zorm it was an em bar­ Bjf W allrr C. Parkr* rassment when Nikita KhushThe first hot dog eaten in i hev later admitted the the U. S. may have lo-en charge and ngteed to with­ marie a* Charlie Fell ne r's draw the m onies. Coney Island restaurant In At any rale. Zorin achieved the 1870*. At a recent foot­ a reputation as a man who ball game, we hit Into one could follow the tough Soviet from the same batrh. • > • line and ns one whoso ap ­ pearance meant th at trouble A Chicago tattoo artist rec­ for someone was not fa r be­ ommends the study of fine hind. art* as preparation for the His appintment to Parfa In­ trade. Says those who lack dicates tha importance Mos­ a good a rt background have cow attaches to improving to sta rt from scratch. • • * • Soviet-French relations and also fils in nicety with P res­ A raptured Viet Cong ident Charles d t Gaulle's own fig h ter said he joined the ideas of himself as a third Communist guerrallaa to get force between the United away from hla mother-in-law. States and the forcea of com­ Old vaudtvills joke* never munism. die. “ Then, when he is simply crazy about you, if you want lo ruin him. that will he the tim e to file for divorce!" Marcia’s eyes lighted up with vengeful delight at llie prospect. “ lint how can 1 win him back till he Is my abject love slave?" she questioned. "T h at's not difficult if you will faithfully do exactly what I prescribe." i added So 1 told her to start paying him compliments. “ But 1 hate him !" she de­ murred. “Sure you hate him ," I agreed. “ But you are a sm art woman so imagine )ou are a Hollywood actress and then play the role which will give you what you want. “ Grit your teeth, if need be, to force a grudging compli­ ment across your angry lips, but say something nice. And keep it up." She was so obsessed with her desire for revenge. Lhat she agreed. zm aaasam nnEk ■ I How the devil do the Dodge Boys do it? '65 DODGE POLARA $ 2821 Here's a Splendid Home for a Navy Family! (OR ANY OTHER FAMILY WHO ENJOYS THE EXTRA CONVENIENCE OF A HOME PLANNED AND BUILT TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF QUALITY AND COMFORT. NESTLED IN A QUIET. 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ORXKRAL TKM)K5lCIK«li A d a y and e v e n in g w h en moet e v e r y o n e can h a v e a real ch ipe n - t h e - a h o u ld e r and w h a n e v ­ e ry o n e would he w i n to make a point to rea lly li v e the G o ld ­ en Rule In their b u s in e s s a c t i ­ v i t ie s . aa well ae tn more p er­ s o n a l relationsh ip *. Make *ure ( h a t you use co n sc io u s s e l f ­ c o n t r o l to keep from l a m b a s t ­ i n g an yone. ARICB ( Mar. J1 to Apr. 19) — You m ay fe el beast w ith worry. ■ o be su re yo u do not start a n y a r g u i n g w ith ot hers. Take t h e tim e to be of reel a s s i s ­ t a n c e to othera. Thla helps you t o solve o w n perplea ltle* T A l ’RL’S (April 20 to May 20) — If you do no t con trol your tem p er , you can start a rg u in g w i t h re ally good pals for no g ood reason. A w a it a better l i m a for g o i n g a f te r personal alma. Forcafu lneaa help* not at all. GEM INI (May 21 t o J une 21) — If you ara not c a refu l of y d i r go od name, yo u can g et Into quick tr ouble w i t h h igh ertipe. Re more e f f i c i e n t In your Job. Be* that you k eep an cu ra t* a cco u n t o f your money, •tc. MOO* CH IL DREN (J un e 22 t o J u ly 2 1)— G ettin g out to n e w p a stu res a p p ea ls to you r ig h t now, hut In rea lity they v ould not be p rofita b le at all Make p resen t set-up more w o rk a b le. Da more e fficien t, se n s ib le . l.KO (J u ly SJ to Aug. 21) — W ith all the work fa cin g you It Is wla a not to g o o f f on so m e sp re e but please othera by b e ­ i n g very c o n sc ien tio u s. F o llo w ord ers from h ig h e r - u p s rel»gl oualy. Don't be a g la d -e y e now. \IIICiO ( A u g 22 to Rept 22) W h ile you w an t a st r a t g h t - t o ( h e -s h n u l d e r c o n v ers a tio n with part ners, t h is Is not a good •!■«> t o do so. You might offetti] them Keep busy keeping p ro ­ m ises tn others. L i n n A (Sept. : i to Oct. : : ) Im portant you gar work don# Inste ad of eh lrk ln g d u ties or w a n t in g to m a k e radical c h a n ­ g e s Dull work shou ld b* g o t ­ ten behind you q u lrk ly . Keep nos# to t h s grin d ston e. *i 0111*10 (Uot II lo Nov ■21) — Much labor Is required In order to g et new- In terest* o p e ­ ra tin g properly, eo be se riou s e f fi c i e n t Be content with trie*, p en siv e p lea su re la ter l^ a rn to sm ile mm# a If; ITT A l i l t a fV o v :: l»ei 2 1)— Kin is in i-tni*« l u i o f s t i n y and It dn*en t help r* m a k e crltl' al r em a rk s at thla t im e S afe guard f u n l a m tn * a! v a lu es Rhow that you are the sou l of g e n t ilit y < % i * m r u i t \ «r>*c. n to Jan ?fl) P a rticu la r ca re shou ld I** e a erc ls ed on the ro t 1, e s p e c i a l ­ ly f r s s w s y s , or there could muc h danger, sa p s n es. He oour te o u e with partner* Then ell w o r k * out f i n e %Ut » <Jan 21 to Kel* 1 9)— Monetary a f fa ire may be rath er p ressing but don t **■ e s r l t s d . sin ce ob je ctive think Ing w ill so lv e t h i n g s admirabU Be devot ed to rig h t peopl* Kind w a y s to econ om ise PI»rK% (Keb 20 to Mar jo* If you ar* morose in etsau of c h eerf u l with other*, you « get Into s great deal o f tn blr Improve your physical con d ition Then charm others show* fin* ta len t# In righ t chan nets IK v e il R ( H IM ) IS NON* be o r ih e will be %er> ca pable In helping utlieia t o so lv e tlirir problem s s* well *■ k eep ow n d o w n to a minimum. *« It la w i s e t o g i v e f i n s d i e t ­ ary a n d s p o r t s a d v a n t a g e * to e « | Ul p your fae* i n a t l n g progeny •l I C S DAT, MARCH a*, man IIK tK IU L T K N I l K Y l l l' . e i The d e y i l m e fin d . yo u w r k much oonfuelon «t»eut luet w b t t you ehould do In order t« re. solve differen ce # o f oplm n b etw een modern w e y e of .loir g t h i n g s and w h a t ehould be k>pt ac cording to l o n g - t i m e pre­ judices. Th e e v e n i n g flnde ycu are eb le to work out end s e t ' s to m e p retly v l l e l b u eln eet m»«tere for tho future. ARIBa (Mar. 11 to Apr. 11 *— Those Idett that occur to you during day n te d rev isio n and m ode rn laallon, and t o n i g h t ho su re yo u gat now w e e k plann­ ed cleverly. Hold on lo pro«*> principle! Don't n t g l e c t fell* g l o u t to rvlcet T A I R I ' S (Apr | 0 to May ."I . partner can be very c o n f u t ­ in g during t m. eo don't make an y Important declalone To­ n i g h t all claara up and >"* understand co m p letely . r n« w a y s lo g el ah ead f e e l e r lh»n. t-KWIM (May SI to June -II V — Vou are tn a quandary re ­ t a r d i n g your l"b. but In p m. new actanalniance g lv ee f re Svlce. Kapan tltm le eae ly possible. Forgot th o se pro­ blem s until y o u co n f e r with partners. MOON CIIILIIItKN (June . t to Ju ly 111— A n y t h in g of Im­ port ance you w i t h lo illecuet w ith olh ere co n cern in g T">ir ad v a n cem en t ehou ld be H i ' * t i e d to the p. m. K in . oppor­ tu n ities are possible Ihvn Ttke l! q u ick action. LBO (J uly II to Aug I D — Kin and a c q u a in ta n c e s are at loggarheada, but ba sure <o alay ou t of a r g u m e n t s A oeod a t e s come to your help i* m. Keep p riv a te t a lk s wii» o tbo r t Juti t h a t w a y . Bo amerv. VIRUU (A ug. I I to Sept m —It la batter lo w e l t u n lll >h» e v e n i n g before, g e l l i n g that work dona, or yo u will s » i con­ tused. T a k e l i m e lo Install a ft‘ctenclea. D eligh t o t h e r s In this w a y w h o llva w ith you. LI Bit A (Sept. I I to Oct I D — {) A n a l y tl n g w h a t h a t preva n luc­ ra tiv e for yo u In the past will rev ea l w h a t to do In tha future now. Aaelet thoae w h o come t» yo u for help. Bo a s generoue te good aaneo perm its. ■c o r P i o (Oct. I t l a Nov. ID — A lth o u g h yo u do not compr*hand tha l i e a a of clo se tie*don't ba critica l and all le wellX v e n l n g le beet tim e to reach d e f i n i t e d ecisio n s. Do ao only If required. ■ A O I T T A R i r a (NoV. II ‘ 0 Dae. t l > — W h ile aoma ch a n g e , la nacaaaary, don't g o av er- > heard and than m ea t w ith lim i­ t a tio n s. r i n d In fo rm a tio n you naad from y a u r paper, dhow o thera t h a t yo u are o n tho qut* viva . CAPRICORN (Dec. I I to Jen SO)— If Vou t a lk ov er future o p era tio n s w i t h som a b l f - w i * y o u k n o w , y o u can s a d l y take tk* atapa t k a t load to advance■sent. P arean al a l m a can be (Coa tim ed O r P*C* *-*> CARNIVAL' MONDAY. MARCH 9 , 1M6 P' i ! r o t J u l y H to A u c . s u — Diecueelne m a lla r a o f policy w ith partnera on thla free day makaa poealbla a m ore baalc ap proach to bualnaaa a f f a i r , later. Air your Idaaa. Hava a celeb ra tio n la ter w h e n all la edjuete d. . ... VlitOO (A uc- I I to Sept. — Tou w ill find It quite aaay to ca t your abode in a m ore Ideal co n d ition today. S triv e for • ! flclanc y and m o dern ity . C o . workera d » * r o u m ore a e . i * . tanca It y o u ah o w aoma em ail r~ r OUR BOARDING HOUSE (Continued From P ig i " t a V r i n i (Apr. JO to May J»> _ T o u ara abla to cla rify any im porta nt m »tt*ra w>th h lch a ro e and ahould c o n t a c t him. or bar. q u ite .*r»y- * • * llaura o f note. S h o w d l c n t i y and wladom In all th a t yo u do. UKMINI ( U a y J1 to J une J l l _ A fine day to *lt w it h n . » a a aod al**. CO o ver any moot Queettona and c a t to k n o w ona a noth er batter. B* aura to w rite to thoaa a t a dletanc *. Oat vary a n l l c h t a n l n c In form ation. MOON CMlLDHKX (June J1 to J u ly I I ) — Vou can boat ba o f aarvlca to a g ood friend by aaaiat lnc w ith aoma problem o f an em o tio n a l natu re , tlat bllla. etc. o u t of tha w a y later. Show f in e d avollon to m ata In ^ * I , m i l A (Sept. IS to Oet. 2 2)— Thla can be a va ry en joyabl* day tor yo u If y o u do the t b ln ce yo u prefer, thua b e c o m ln c more crea tiv ely a liv e a* w a i t U*t In­ to recr eation yo u Ilka. Make a l a d i n g Impreaaton o n othera. V c o V n o (Oct. I I to Nov. : i I — F o rg a t frivolity and c * t d o » n to baelca It yo u w a n t to make thla a w o r t h w h i le day and ev en in g . Im prove home and fa m ily c o n d l tl o n a Conetderation o f othera la a prerequlalte. i A O I T T A I tl t ’S (NOV. 11 to Dec. I l l — Be equal to any am ergen olea t h a t ariea today and take time to ta lk o v er the f u t u r e w ith partnera. T a k e a l itt le trip If nec eeeary. Helpera are m ore c o - o p e r a t iv e at thla time. CAPRICORN (Dec »1 t o Jen. JO)__ Vina day to be practical and Improve your p rop erty and budget eo t h a t It le eaeier k eep w ith in It. S h o w c o m ­ mon tense , lm p r e te ona In p o « very fav orably, t u t A l l l t * (J »n. 11 t o f ' h . 1»«— Thla l» a free day when you can fo llo w your Incllnatlone pretty much. eo be eure dreee well and be very io able. GROW. Olhere are vry favo ra bly Inclined tow ard f » « . p i a t ' B a | y eb. 10 to Mar SM __Bring out t h o t e teo rel Ideet and d e v il# Ideal plane, but don't con fide your p e r llc u le r eya lem S e v e r a l com a to > •"« for aid Be g en ero u e and >"ia a lt o ga in In return. I f V O I R m i l . I > l » ROHN TODAY, yo u Will find that your c h a r m i n g p r o g e n y w ill ba very c a p a b l e of I n a u g u r a t i n g m - -• modern Ideas that will f e e . the work o f b l g - w l g a t I thue be a very Important ■ i the w h eel o f U f a E d u c e along very u p -t o - d a t e l l n f . end bring o u l the Hneal tel* n te In thle wonderful chart. The p a 1', lie ran be much helped by the work your p io g o n y w ill por* form. v » 'I for a m ini life T h e thing* e h o u l d b e s t r e s s e d e a r l y eo t h a t Jealousy will not mar t i l l * otherwise wonderful personal­ nhetls* Interesting and cu ltura l ity ' i k e Stare Impel, they d»* Mol compel,** H hat you m oke el your life la l a rg ely ep l o \ <U i 4'arroll lUgbter • Individual, Kqrecast for your sign f< April Is now ready. Kor your copy S e n d your btr th dst* an 1 91 00 to Carroll Ittghter K«»r ca s t. Ths Panford Herald Boa 1121. H o lly w o o d 21. Californl Hip Bunch Hold Annual Outing LONDON ( UPI l — Mem­ ber* of D ritain'i Kat Women Club—630 of them weighltiR a total of 45 ton*—gathere.l h e r. for th«ir *nnu*l outlnic. M*mb*r* m utt have * hip tit* of not lea* than 42 inch.*, weigh at l**(t 184 pound* and •ubneribe to a m agaiinc ap­ propriately calltd “Th* Outer Clrcl#." k Late Plate TOPEKA, Kan. (UP1) — Mr*. David HI1P* fifth child w'R* born a t bom* b*c«u«* her hutband did not w ant to driv* the car to a hoapltal without 1065 licenae platai. Hill called a cab but it wa* lata and tha baby wa* on the way before an am bulant* h* called arrived. Tha ambul* anca attendant* aaallted with tha daliv«ry of a 7 pound 14 •unc* firL I XT JT r r r f Ml N, �1. • *L 1 *. 1 * r•S T ■rf n ____ i m K T H . D i T AD V E N TIS T CHURCH J. U II* Park Aranua n lt lt t SATURDAY— Irtw l — lill I ll rr*y#r b n i H — S u n d a y S c h o o l --------- 1:1 1 fti# ► Alliance a l lia n c e c h u r c h !l m i p a r k a y *, s t w t h i t TUT. c l if ford E. HarroA F a r te r f l u i d s * flcbaol — — t i t * *• raW e rs h lp S*rrle* — 11.M *■ m. E r a n l n * Worahlp — Tit* ► m. Alliance Youth F e l lo w s h i p (Tuoa.) I:IS P- m. (W ed ) P r a y t r f e n r l e e ------ 1:11 * m* m. m. an. m. m. riM R C R E S T ASSEMBLY o r OOD CHURCH Car. I T U an 4 Elm Free Methodist Christian H. M. W Ild a r ________ Faatar Sunday School ------ » l* l a m" M ornlnr Worahlp — l * : l* a. m. E r a n l n * Worahlp — Til* p. mT e n t h Barr. (B ub .) - «:*0 p- «"• H l d -W * * k Barr. (Wad.) _ Til* P- * . F R E E M ETH O DIS T CH URCH Corn er 4th SL a n d Laura! Ava. R a r. L H. K e l l e y ____ P astor T e le p h o n e: IU -T 41 I S u n day Sch oo l ____ 1:41 a. ra. M o r n ln r Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. E r a n l n * Wo rahlp _ 7:04 p. m. W a A P ra y a r Sarrlea T:l* p. ra . F IR S T CH RISTIAN CH URCH DI SCIPLES OP CH RIST A 11*1 A Sanford A t *. R. Varnon Fntlar Sunday S c h o o l ------ 1:41 A ra. M o r n l o s W o rship - 1 1 : 0 a ra. Church Of Christ Baptist CHURCH o r CHRIST CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l P ark A ra n u a Bart B r o w * Er an*al l at Sunday Blbla Stu d y --------- 1(:«* a ra. Mornln* Warahlp — 11:04 A ra. E r a n l n * Sarrlea _ 1:1* p. m. ■a* “Herald o f T r u th “ l p. A Sunday o a C b aau al I Tutaday Lad las Blbla Claa* - t : t ( a. n . Man'# C l a a * --------- T:l* p. m. Wadnaaday Blbla Claa* --------- Tit* p. m. Cor. 14lh I L A Oak A v a Paato r Call Smith S u n day Schoo l —— l i t ! a. ra. M orntas Worahlp — 1I«M A na. T r a l a t a s U n a l e a — ( i l l p. m. E r a n l n * S a r r l e a ------ Is** P- mWad. Prayar Barrie# Til# p. m. Nuraary Opaa W T R R ----------.--------- Til* p. a*. Sunday N it* Braadeaat W EB TSID E MISSIONARY BA PTIST CHURCH Ith BL A H o lly Av*. Joh n IL K i n * ----------- - Paator Sunday School ------ K i t * a. a*. Sunday H o r n l n * Worahlp — 11’.** A ra. Sunday E r a n l n * Worahlp — TiH p. ra. Wadnaaday a OOD S H E P H E R D L U T H E R A N CH URCH 3>*4 A Orlando D riv e H w y . 1T*41> ■ Sanford. F lo rid a 111-Till T h e Rer. J. Gordon, P * a r y, Paator S u n day Sch oo l _ _ 1:11 a. m. M o rn ln * W o rship __ U i* 4 a. m. C o m m u n io n — Flrat Sunday la Each Month K ln d a r* a rt# n a n d Nuraary _ WbeN A PAOLA CHURCH Ob CH RIST H i g h w a y I I Waal Morrla Ruby -------- E r a n s a l l a t Blbla C l a a a ------— i#:4« a. ra. Mornln* Worahlp _ l l : » * a m. E r a n l n * Worahlp _ « : • • p. m. Blbla Claaaaa W aA „ T:l* p- ra PINECTtEST b a p t i s t CHURCH Onora Road 11:0# A m. Sunday School ------- 1:41 T ratn ln * Union —— 1:11 E r a n l n * Worahlp — Til* Wad. Ottlcara A T ia eh a ra M a s t i n g ----------------- *:10 Lutheran CHURCH OF CH RIST Oanara Ralph Brewer Jr. E r a n * a lla t Blbla S c h o o l ______ 1:1# A m. Morn ln* Worahlp — • : ! • A ra. K anln* Worahlp — 1:1* p. ra. Wad. 1'rayar Sarrlea T:l# p. m. I ’r a y a r S a r r le a .----- T i l l p- m- A m. p. m. P- m. p «- N §eD § A - F IR S T CHURCH OF CH RIST SCIENTIST 10* E a l l Bacond Straat Sunday Sarrlea A S u n day School ------ 11:0* a ra. fu b ja ct: "Reality" Wadnaaday Barrtca _ 4:44 p. m. U r - d l n g itoom: 1*1 W. Flrat Waaardaya; 14:J0 a m.— 4:1# p m. T r im CHURCH OF OOD l l n d A French L. IL A l f o r d ----------------Paa tor Sunday School — — 1:11 a. m. Mornln* Worahlp — 11:4* a. m. K v a n sa llrt le Sarv. T:<4 p. m. F a m ily N l s h t Sarrlea T. P. K. W a d . ------1:1* P- ra. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. I l l Ph. I l l - I l i a Rar. Joah L o n * --------- Paator Sunday School .... - 10:00 a. m. Mornln* Sarrlea — 11:00 a. m. T r a ln ln * Union — 1:10 p. m. Evening Sarrlea _ TilO p. m. Wadnaaday Maatla*a: Or*anlaatloaa — 1:11 p. m. P r a y a r ................... T:I0 p. m. CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECY ItOI Elm Aranua Rar. Robart W a l e h ------Paator Sunday S c h o o l _____1:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarrlea _ 10:41 a. m. E -n gallatlo Barr. __ Til* p- m. Tuaday: Blbla T r a ln ln * ------T i l l A m. Thurodayl Y ou n * Poop la Sarvloa T i l l p ra. 110 A to. larly and support the Church. T h e y err: ( I ) Fo r hie own sake ( 3 ) Fo r his chlldrrn'e ta k a ( 3 ) For the sake of hie com m unity and nation. ( ! ) For the sake of the C hurch itself, w hich needs hla moral and m alarial support. Plan In go to church regu­ larly and read yo ur Bible deity. T h a Church la the rraataat fad e r o n earth tor tha building of charac­ ter and good dtiaenahip. It la a etorohouaa of apiritual value*. W ithout a a Iron ( Church, w ith e r darnocrary nor dvlllaalion can aurrlv*. T h rra ara four aound raaaona w hy every parson ahould attend eervioe* regu­ L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 1*1 W. I l t h Plac* "Tha Church of tha Lutharaa Hour" and TV "This la tha Llta" Herbart W. doaraa ____ Paa tor Sunday School ___ 1:11 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlca __ 14:1# a. m. K in d e r g a r t e n a n d Nuraary The place for such questions is the Church, In church, ponder the imponderables, ask the old, old questions: receive the gentle answers. Church, too, ia God's Home He's waiting for you there. TH E CH U RCH FO R ALU • A LL FO R T H E CH U R CH Church Of God OAK LAWN BAPTIST CHURCH IT tl Country Club Road Bponaorad by F ir st Uapllat Church Rar. R. T. BarTatt ------ Paator Sunday S c h o o l ------* i t l A m. Worah lp Parr lea _ 11:04 a. m. T r a ln ln * Union l i t p m. E r a n l n * Worahlp — T.10 p. m. W a d Praya r Barr. — T:I0 p. m. A perfect picture of dejection! Perhaps Jt’i snother rainy day. Even little children have their serious momenta. “What is there to do next!" "Mom­ my. where did I come from?" Or, “Daddy, ia God up in the sky?” Little questions of little children grow into big questions by big people. Sometimes the bigger the man, the more humble the question, snd of course . . . directed to God. J&LLoW Christian Science JORDAN MIBBIONART BA PTIST CHURCH t i l l W. r i r a t Straat Sunday School _— 10:00 a. m. Wurnln* Worahlp — 11:0* a. m. Blbla Study (Sunday) TilO p.m. E * a n * a lla tlo Sarrlea t;4* p. m. Wad. Prayar Maat — T:00 p. m. Bill S t e p h a n a ________ Paator A Cordial W alcom t to All Choir . . . . I HOLT CROSS I t i A P a r k Ara. F r. Lero y D. Sopor, Ract or H o l y Com m union — T:t* a. m. F a m i l y Sarrlea and S u n day School I.M a. a . M orn ln * P ra y a r (F lra t S u n d a y •— H o ly Com m union 11 :•# a. ea. BAP TIS T MISSION EN T EK PR IfB B o n d a r S c h o o l --------*:4I a m. Morn ln* Worahlp . l i t * * a m. T r a ln l n * U n i o n ------ S i l l p. ra. E r a n l n * Worahlp — T:l< p. ra. Wad. N l s h t P rayar Maatln* — T i l l p. m. Rar, R. J. B o y n to n ------ Panto* Assembly Of God U o r a la s Worahlp . a 11:«0 a III* p. T i l l p. T:M p. E L D E R BPRINOB B A P T IS T Old Orlando R A a t Heater A v a B. H a m ilto n a r l t r i a — Paato r ■ uad ay S chool ------ S i l l a m. M o rn ln * W o rah lp — 11:11 a m , T r a ln l n * Union ----- f i l l p. m. E r a n l n * Worahlp — T i l l p. ra. CHRISTUM M IU 10N A R Y ■I — ... Pa a to r 1:1* a ra. M o rn ln * W a rs h ip _ T r a tn ln * Uat an — E r a n l n * W orship Wad. P ra y a r Barrie* A W o r s h ip *orrloo — 1 1 4 * S. W adnaa day N ig h t Methodist CH RIST CHURCH Church Straat. L o n g w o a d > Fr. Charlaa W. Bta werL Jr. v icar H o l y Com m union (:*« a. an. F a m i l y Sarriaa a C la ss es — ( . 1 4 a. ra. F I R S T BAP TIS T CHURCH T. B. Ch aaco H o r n l n * Worahlp O o r a a r T t h * S la t M m t k l l --- ------------- --- 1 - CERVICES Episcopal « Baptist Adventist Thursday 1 CoriMhlara 4(7-11 Wadnetday 11 Corinthian* 1:3-14 Tuoeday A ch 3:17-47 Monday John 11:11-17 <3±2? + <Si2> + <£i2> + <si2> t <lil> + <3±2? + <Sl2? + <5iZ> + <d2> t <Sl2? + Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZ A R E N E W. 2nd SL a t Mapl* Are. Paul B lc k t a — ____ — P a sto r Sunday Sch oo l _____ 1:41 a. m. M ornln* Worahlp — l * i l * a. m. T o u lh H ou r _______ 1:0# p. m. E v a n g e l i s t i c Barrios T:*> p. in. Mld -W *ak Barries (W ad.) _ T:K p. r a . Third Sunday Blnga plratloa ------ |: * « p. m. F IR S T CH URCH OP TH E NA ZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rar. W. L H olco m bs, Paator Sunday 1:41 a. m. ____ Blbla School 11:0* a. ra. __Mornln* Worahlp 7:04 p. m. _ E r a n l n * Service T:00 p. aa. _ W aA M id .W ea k Pray ar Sarrlea* T:(4 p. in. — I.eat W aA M is s­ io n a ry Sarrlea Pentecostal FIR ST PENTECO STAL CHURCH o r LONOWOOD 1*1 Orange Btraat Rar. E. Ruth Orant _ Paator Sunday School ____ 14:0* a. m. Mornln* Worahlp _ 11:00 a. ra. Sunday E r a n ln * _ T:I4 p. m. W aA Blbla Study _ t :I4 p. m. Conquerors Maatln* F rid a y ---------------- C l * p. ra. F IR S T PRES BY T ER IA N CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Are. A Ird BL Ororar C. Bewail Jr. _ Paator E d g a r W. Smltk Jr. Aaatatant Paator Church School ______ 4:41 a_ m . Haaslon Meals ____ 10:4V a. m. Morning Worship _ 11:4# a. m. Plonaar Fello w sh ip _ <:## p . m. Senior HI Fallowah lp <:«• p. ra. E v e n i n g Worahlp __ 7:10 p, m. W aA Prayar U a o t ln * T;## p. m. M e e tin g s ___ 1:14 p. m. G EN E V A METHODIST CHURCH Rar. W, E. Tlmma ____ Pastor Sunday S c h o o l _____ • : ( ! a. m. Morn ln* Sarvlcoa 11:4# a. m. Choir P ractice Wed, Til* p. pa. E v e ry Oa* Waloora*. t <S±2? P IR S T S O UTH ERN METHOD1PT CHURCH ' W o m a n ’s Club B u lld ln * l o t Oak A t a Durw ard IL K n i g h t Jr., P a st o r S u n day Sch oo l 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Barrio* _ f ; ) t p. m. F I R S T METH ODIST CHURCH 41* P ark Ara. Rar. Robert M. Jenkins, P a ster Mornln* W ors hip __ 1:11 p. m. Sunday School ____ * 4 1 a. m. Morn ln* W orship _ 14:11 a. m. Ye Sunday Psalm* 5! . 1-13 Southern Methodist Presbyterian (In tarm adlala, l a n l o r l E r a n l n * Worahlp __ 1.14 p. m. Saturday 1 John lil- l Friday Jemoa 4 :l- t C H R IS T ME THODIST CHURCH f u n l a n d Eatatao C itru s H a l s h t a Rov. Charlaa R H o * * _ Paatas Church * ch o o l _ 1:41 a. m. Morn ln* W o r s h i p __ 11:11 a. ra . M T F ---------------------- - 1:11 p. ra. Era. W o r a h l p ------ T:»* p. ra. W a A P rayar Barrie* T:t# p . a . Methodist M TF OyydgMl**# fee GRACE METHODIBT CH URCH Onora RA. a t W o o d la a d A r a . R ar. Joh n H- Hlraa Jr., Paato r Church School — 1:41 A m. Morn ln* Wo rahlp — l i : M A m. M T F ----------------------- 1:1* A A COVENANT PRES BY T ER IA N 1771 South Orlando Drive Thom as It. M a k l n ___ Paato r Worahlp ------------------- *:«• a- m. Cburoh School ____ l t : # l a m. ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGOUY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th SL, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st, St., Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland CHELSEA TITLE ANDGUARANTY CO. * 119 W. First, Sanford * NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing &. Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning L.‘ D. PLANTE, TtfC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman & Employees PUBL1X MARKETS and Employees PERFECTION DAIRIES COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff W1LSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. AI Wilson *L i FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employee! STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCalllster Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY.BAPTIST A allocb B aptlsl Church. O rlsi* Central Baptist Church, 1111 Oak Av*. Chulunte Flrat Baptist Church Cbuluot* B aptist UlMlon a id e r Springs Baptist Church. *1* Lehman Hd Flrat Uapllat Church. I l l Park Ava. Friendship Baptist Church at A It* muu la Springs iga lags iiraBarlap) Ht- 41*. AitMBoat u DaBarr F lr tl B aptist Chu , Q url Oa a a ra Flrat Baptist Chari l i u r . 1 » > t a b * Mary ■Flrat Bap Hat Ckure _L tu rch ^ V I a k * Me are* F lrat Baptlal Churct F lrat BapUal Church a l Lon*wood. Oar. Church * Oraut F lrat B a p tist Church *1 Ovlad* F ir st BspUat Churak a* Baa Land* Iprtag* F ir st Shilah M laalsaary B ap tist Church, m i w. m s at Foraat City Baptlal Churak F au atala U sed B aptist Church, Orlad* Lava Souther* BapU st Ml**!#*. Chuluala ---------Marlh S L M issionary BapU st Church ifet MaoodVata K laalas BapUat Oak U1U B A Data AMoral7*“ Otary BaptTt’l Churak, rU L Oliva M laalsaary B aptist L a s da B * r la jf M , L a a g v n a d ML Zlaa Mlaalsaary Baptist. Sly** Ara. New ML Calvary Mlaaloaary Baptist n o* w . n t h s l Maw Islam prim itive B aptist Church, l i t * W. Ilth SL Maw ML Elos Uapllat Church, tfl* Pear Av* Oaklawa Baptist Chap*!. 1141 W. l t l h BL Oataaa Uantlst Church Plnacrast Baptist Church. 1*1 W. Onora ltd. Pralrl* Lake BapU st Church, Ridge ltd . P ars Park Progress M laalsaary B aptist Cburoh, M idway Second Shiloh M laalsaary BapUst Church, Hlath A Hickory SL Jeraaa Mlaalsaary Baptlal Church Sl*. l t d III Oataaa SL Paul Mlaaloaary B aptist Church, Ith BL BL Metth* wc Mlaaloaary BapUst Church Caaaaa Hat ' SL Jeba'a Baptist Church. Ann'a Catholic Church, Parahla* lla e a , Uallary ■ l Mary Magdalon* Catholla church, M ait­ land Ara. A ltam onte Sprla** Churak, Palm Springs U , Altaraaata Waataldo Mlaaloaary BapUat Church, *11 A Holly Ava. Blaa Hup* BapUat Church, T il Or aa** A v a Church Church Church Church CATHOLIC Church Oanara H wy. Church, Saa . C h a r * aI tha N ativity. Lake Mary A ll So ala Catholic churak. I l l Oak Ava, Roman Catholla Man*. ■porUman’* Club, Chuluata LU T H E R A N ■t. C U R lt T I A H F lr a t Chrt atlaa Church, 11*7 A Sanford AVA C o a * r * * a t l o n a l Ch ristian Church, l i l t P a r k A va Ncrthald* Chrlsttaa U a r ta D r, MalUand Charch, F l a r 14 a of af of of ChrlaL t i l l *. park A v a ChrlaL Oanarh ChrlaL Loagwood ChrlaL P asta CHURCH OF OOD of of of at OaA aod. OoA Bod 1*1 H ickory l i l t a French Orlodo Mission, BalarprUo KPlfCOPAL Eatarprtaa Maly Cro#n ep iscop al. Park A v a a t U h 1*1 W. I l t h Plan* M essiah Lutharaa Church, America* Lortoa Kail, 1‘ralrl* Lake, Fern Park SL Luka* Luthsran Churoh, BL 0 4 Slavic la i U i i fiiu tii AH Batata Bplaaopal Church B. DaBary A va . Batarprta* Christ Episcopal Church. L aagw oat A ll Batata BplseapaL Lutharaa Church, D r. Casoalharry Good Ihaphard United L athers. It** A Or tan da Dr. Lutharaa Chnroh af the Redeemer, METHODIST Rarnott Memorial M ethodist Chart A E. DaBary A va, Ealarprta* Bear Lake Mathodlat Charch \ Baikal A.M.E. ChurcA Caaaan H aight* Caaaalberry Community Mathadtat ChurcA Mwy. 1 M I A Ptaay B ldg* BA, Caaaalberry DaBary Caramanlty M ethodist Charch W. H ighlands, DaBary Christ Mathodlat Church CHURCH OP CURIST Churak Charch Church Churak A act ns Ion O r ar b r a c k F ir st M ethodist ChurcA *1# P erk Av a F lrcl Mathodlat Church o f Ovlad* Flrat Bouthara Method!** Church W oman's Club It* Oak Ava F ra* Mathodlat Church, 1*1 W. ith BL G u a v a Mathadtat ChurcA Oanovu O res* Mathadtat ChurcA Oman BA Oraut Chapel A H A ChurcA Ovlad* O akgror* Methodist ChurcA Ovlad* Ora aa* Mathadtat Church P n a 1n Woatoyam Method lad. BL 4# W, ut Pa a In ■L Jam es A.M E . gouford Ava BL Mar F a A.M.E. Church SL BL 111 Octaau S l Paul"# Mathodlat C h u r c h Oataaa RA Enterprise Stafford Mam acini Mathodlat C h u r o h A DaBary % NAXABENB T I rs t Church o f tb* Haaaraaa, W. Ind a l Mapl* Far* Park Ckarak a f tha Mean/saa, O'llrlo* HA, F a n Park Lake Mary Oharah a t the Maaarsaa • PBEIBYTEB1AM Community P rasbytarU a ChurcA Lake Mary F lrat • Proa* j lor Iam ChurcA Oak A va * lr « BL Flrat P taab rtaru a CbarcA Caaaalharry F irst PrasbytarU a Churak *( DeUnry, M. H lshlaad Praabrtartau Churak a f Tha Covenant i f i | g, O fim iB Dr. * SL Andrew* PraahytarUa Churak M U Laaa#*l B*A D r , Bear Lake U panic Coramaalty Praapytarlaa ChurcA UpaaU BA Waatralalatar PruabyttrU a Chart A H awaii P arA B l 4M . ■ BVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Porost Irak* loran th-day Advautlot Church Hwy, t i l , ysraat City SarauU -day Adranllat ChurcA M altUa A va, AlU m ont* Spring* Sanford lo ra a th .d a y AdvaaUot Chureh Sovaath A Elm .....................OTHER CHURCHES AU aaa A M .A ChurcA OUr# * 11th Church af Ood la Chri*L Ovtads Chuluota CommasIty Church Church af Ood af Praphacy. tl*T Kira Ae< Church *f Ood Mloaloa, Eatarprto* Church a f Jcsu* ChrUt a f L etter Da B alau, M l* Park A va Coraraualty Chapel, Altaraaata *prla*s Kaatara O rU odaa ChurcA BL Johns Chry raatora Ckapal, Hwy. lT -lt. P ars Park Caagragatlaa Bath Itraal, I lth a M agcoU PI7at C hart* a f ChrlaL SalaaUal, M A l i t IL Kingdom Ha.ll of Johovah'a WUuooa Lah* Monro* Ualt, t i l l W. Third BL • PI rot P anlaooaui Churak o f Loagwood P a ll Oospol Taboraaclo 1711 Country Club Ml OIItu Hall aura CkuraA Oak Mil RA Oatooa P laasrost Aaaorably a f Ood. t t t h * Blra S aatart AllUaa* ChurcA 14*1 A P erk Av< Bahford O oagrcgaUaa o f J a h o r n h s Wit M4 Saaford Av a Th* galvatloa Array, 31* B. la d IL U nity Charuh a f Saaford. SM BL lo t SL / -i— r u M § fp , Wr * F rv" r -» — �Merchants Favor Lakefront Project, Survey Shows \ e i o * ^ Seminole County'* popula­ tion growth is projected as se­ cond highest out of 13 coun­ ties in Florida expected to grow m ost in total num ber of people by 1973. This Information, from the latest Florida Kiplinger Let­ ter, project* a growth of 83 per cent for Seminole in 10 years. The projection is for a popu­ lation of 96,000 In Seminole by January, 1970 and 136,000 by 1975. That would be an in­ crease of 37,000 over the cur­ ren t estim ated population. The newest estim ates of Florida's future growth are based on talks with population experts, government, business and Industry leaders, • * • There seems to' be some question about the sire of the Senator, the giant cypress at Big Tree Park. The figure mentioned by the "Clock" the other day was 33 feet, 2 inches around. That is the fig­ ure listed by the Florida F or­ est Service in Its December Reporter. A speaker on a re ­ cent television program referr­ ed to the circumference as S3 feet, two inches. r* ft ft ft Seminole County Sportsmens Association will hold a fish fry at its new pavilion near the Wekiva River Friday night. ft ft ft • The Kiwanis Club’s annual Tancake Day is reported to be about the most successful ever. The financial report isn’t com­ plete but It Is expected to be very good. • • • The DCT banquet, an an nuai event honoring employers of students in the program will take place at the Seminole High School cafeteria, or stu­ dent lounge, as it is called, on April 6 That's next Tues­ day, rather than this week • • • Science F airs are wonderful events. Despite derogatory charge! made against today’s teenagers, a trip to a junior and high school science fair wiU put today'a youth into the their proper perspective. You feel kind of stupid as you walk around and try to comprehend the brilliant work of these science students, who write knowledgeably of things we never even heard of a genera­ tion ago. ft • • The Space A g a w e are liv­ ing in today is reill}1^Hard for the average person to com­ prehend. Just how hard ts brought home at a Science Fair, when half of what these students arc dem onstrating is over the head of most of their parents. ft ft ft One of the most fascinating facets of this era is an entire­ ly new subject, entitled EarthSpace Science. They are Just now writing the textbooks about it. One of Seminole County’s teachers, Ronald Hill of South Srminotc Junior High School, will help write such a book this summer. 247 Persons Die In Chile 'Quake SANTIAGO. Chile fUPI ) — Authorities disclosed today that 247 persons died in the earthquake that devastated a wide area of central Chile Sunday. National police officially listed a i dead 214 residents ol the village of Le Cobre which w ss wiped out by ton* of mud and w ater when a dam burst. Elsewhere, 33 persons were known dead, including four each in Santiago and Valparalao — Chile’s two largest cities. MERGER EYED PALM BEACH (U P D -T h e Florid* Dally Newspaper Asaoeiatlon la expected to vote Saturday to m erge with the Florida Press Association, an organisation Of weekly newsM P eri— By Paul Brookshire Downtown merchant* ^u k tw arm in their aupport cf the lakefront project T Not hardly. Mention words like "apathetic," "indifferent," and dragging heels" to these people and they come out fig h t­ ing. Every m erchant polled by The Sanford Herald aald he was unquestionably for the proposed m arina and lakefront improvement plan, "W e're 40 years late rig h t now," said John D. Ivey, of Ivey’i Shoe Store. "The lake it not being used for a real good purpose when it could be our biggest asset." •’Terrific" and “wonderful" w trs words used by Miss Doris Fleming, of Flem ing’s, when asked for her reaction cn the project. "I think it will be terrific and a money-making thing,” she said. Francis Roumillat, of Roumlllat 4 Anderson Drugs, said he is 100 per cent behind the m arina. “It is our only answer to eave our identity a t a com­ m unity,” he declared. "I will give my time and whatever effort I can to get thl* project started." Glenn McCall, of Touchton's, had a sim ilar response to reports merchant* were n et giving their all in support of the likefront-im provem ent. “ We’ra 100 per eent behind It," he said. "Anything we can do, we'll do It. We are giving our full support to the city commission and are wilting to help anyway we can." t Manuel Jacobson, of Jacobson's departm ent store, echoed sentiments of the tam e natural “ We’re all for it,” he aald. "Everyona I know it for It." Howard Hodges, president of Sanford A tlantic Nstional Bank, had this to aay; "W e're solidly behind th* program. I t will create an im ig* for our city." A t Florida Stat* Bank, Vic* President Loring Bur. gesi commented: "We have been spearheading this from the begin­ ning and there is no question where we stand." B. L. Perkins J r., of Perkins Men'* wear, said h# couldn’t understand how talk got atarted th a t tha down* town merchant* might not be supporting lakefront im­ provement. "W e’re certainly for it, Wc feel it Is our biggest asset and we hope it goes through," he said. Charles Robinson, of J . C. Penney'*, said simply, "we're all fe r iU ' New Winter Storm Blasts Upper Midwest 44 Students Win Honors In Science Fair Seminole County * * ■* * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Tartly cloudy, possible showers thru Tuesday, high in 80*: low tonight upper 60s. By Evelyn Lundy Awards, ceremony w h i c h VOL. 67 United Tress Leased W irt NO. 156 Established 1908 MONDAY. MARCH 29, 19G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA climaxed the two-day Semin­ ole County Regional Science F air was held In the Oviedo School auditorium with 44 sludents receiving ribbons, trophies, bonds and cash. Six of the students will have their exhibits entered in the State Science Fair In Orlan­ do April 8 9. AI! received sav­ ings bonds from the sponsors of the fair as well as blue NEW YORK fU P I) — A man on em teh et who ribbons. America’s Gemini space twins robbed the W estern Union o f­ John Stuart of Lyman High fice in Sanford Friday night School, whose demonstration explored the celebrated path may be the same person who of the ultrasonic mutations of of heroea today in a tickerhas staged holdups in Guinea, mico-organisms was a top tape parade up lower Broad­ villc and St. Augustine earlier winner in botany, also won the way th a t lifted off a day-long this month. trophy for the best overall official salute from the na­ Police said today they have project in the senior high tion's largest city. received notice that a man of school division. the same description held up Eddie Pula, of St. Luke's Astronauts V i r g i l (Gits) the Western Union office in School, whose project was on Grissom and John Young, ac­ Gainesville March 20. He also telegraphic r e l a y , received companied by their families, is believed to be the same the most, outstanding Junior rode in a motorcade through person who robbed a St. Au­ high school project award. gustine loan company earlier. Special award for the best the paper-raining canyons of The gunman entered the project concerning cardlo-vaa- the financial district to City Western Union office on ru lar disease was presented to Hall amt a red-carpel wel­ Weet F irst S treet in Sanford Tom Jones, of Sanford Junior come from Mayor Robert F. about d o tin g time Friday High School. -Wagner. —— n ig h t v A microscope for the moat A fter delivering brief re ­ If* <Wbunded th a t If is. superior project in the Junior Vlrglnl* M. Jacobs, * v f l l c r high school division was won marks and receiving gold manager, put ail of th* offi<* hy Gilbert Michael, of Oviedo keys to the city, the first money into ■ paper bag he Junior High, who dem onstrat­ men lo change the orbit of j their space capsule resumed carried. ed his experiment in making parading to midtuwn ManhatMrs. Jacobs s a i d t h e glass. | tan mid the Waldorf Astoria, amount taken was undeter­ flichard Lombardi, Lyman, ] where they were lo preside at mined. v,as a winner with a project un infoitmil and private VII' 1 he automobile used in the on the detection of prim ary lunch. A festive official city gunm an's getaway wss ident­ genetic factors through chro­ I leception was scheduled, ified by Wayne Albert, of matography in fluorescent eye j Public Events Commission­ Florida State Rank, who win pigments of fruit flics. er hn htttd C. Patterson head­ a rto st the street at the time Gardner Preedy, O v i e d o ed the delegation welcoming of the holdup. High School student, won a Grissom, hi* wife, Betty and Albert said the gunman got bond and state fair entry with MISS MARGARET QUARLES will Join with other homo economists anti suns Scott, 14, and Mark, 11, into a car parked on Oak his m athem atical project on food specialists in presenting for the public the second annual Mr. and and Young, Ilia wife, Barbara Avenue, made a U-turn with the theory of probability. Mrs. Creative Cooking School at 7 ;30 p.m, Tuesday a t the Sanford Civil* and children Samira, 7, and tights out, and left at * high Nancy Strum, of Seminole ( H e r a ld P h o to ) Center, John Jr., 6. rate of speed south on Oak. High School, who had the only The uxtrucade from l.a A notice front the Gaines­ exhibit from her school, was Guaidia A irport wus feted ville Police D cpaitm rnt said a top winner In the field of with two fireboat w ater sal­ the gunman who robbed th* botany with her dem onstra­ utes as it proceeded down tha W rstern Union office tim e tion of photo-rcacliviatlon. E ast River drive lo the Batdruve away in a car with Larry Shull, Oviedo High tcry, at M anhattan's |ow(#r The Civic Center will huve a restaurant Seminole County lugs, School, with a homemade seis­ tip. The parade began from odor Tuesday night when the second annual Mr. He was identified as a Ne­ mograph, won a top award in nearby Bowling Green. gro, about 40 years of age, and Mrs. Creative C o o k in g School Rets under­ A Ib-Bsry couple wa* in the earth-space science field. six-feet tall and weighing way at 7 :3 0 p .m . wi t h the famous "Martha jurt-d Sunday afternoon in Jam es Wakefield, of Lyman I^igan,” from Swift nnd Company offices In collision of their automobile about 200 pounds. High School, had a winning He tuld his victim in St. Chicago, demonstrating; new and heller ways to physics project which involv­ wltli a liav to i-trailer at Augustine that lie was injur­ ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. cook all kindH of g o o d th in g s to cut. ed (he explanation of (he “ Misa lxtgan," who arrived in Sanford Sun­ Highway 17-112 and Interstate ed in an automulnle accident. schematic operation of the (L T D — The nation* 33,000 Rut Gainesville polite said, if glass workers returned to day, was at the Tublix Supermarket early to­ 4. laser beam. work today under a new day selecting the meats, vegetables and other William W. K ailner, 70, of it is the same man, they be­ lieve the Injury may be an three-year,contract which pro­ Items which she will use In the two-hour cook­ lit) Palmyra Hoad, and Mr*. old one. They said hi* foot DEMAND DROPS vides an estimated 34Vx rent* ing school demonstration, sponsored hy the Kastm-r were treated for appeared to be in a te st in WASHINGTON (U P D -F e d - sn hour package. Seminole County Extension Service. Florida the Gainesville holdup. niinoi injuries. cral M i n t Director Ev* The 11-day strike closed Tower and Light, The Sanford Herald, Florida Adams says the demand for down m glass container m an­ Trooper Duane Harrell said Tower Company, Tublix and Swift and Com­ Kennedy half dollar* 1* slack­ ufacturing plant* throughout k aitn er'a ra r collided with a pany. (See details on page 5.) ening. the natiun. truck driven by Ray E. Deeae of Charlotte, N- C. Dccae was not hurt. K aatnrr wua charged with WASHINGTON (UPD violation of right-of-way, ac­ Strong diplomatic pressure cording to Harrell, from the United Stales and olhcr nationi appears to have halted, at leait temiwrarily, delivery of Soviet-made anti­ aircraft missile* to Cyprus. Diplomatic lourcc* reported during the weekend that * A T L A N T A f UPI ) — The •hip believed to be carrying grand dragun of the Ku Klux such missiles from Die Unit-’ Klan and tb r imperial w liard ed Arab Republic lailed to awaited today a reply to a Cypru* recently but did not request for an imm ediate unload her cargo. meeting with President John­ son to discuss his proposed EDUCATION clampdown on klan activities. WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en Grand Dragon Calvin Craig ate Democratic leader*, urged Larry Shull, Oviedo HTjfh School; Nancy Strum, SIX SCIENCE FAIR exhibitor*, winnera In the and Imperial- Wizard Robert on by P reildent Johnson, Seminole High .School; James Wakefield, Ly­ Seminole County regional fair, will have their Shelton, who two <j*>* ago pushed today for ipeedy Sen­ man High School; John Stuart, Lyman, Gardrier project! entered in the State Science Fair In called the President a "lia r," ate approval of the HouseTreedy, Oviedo, and Richard Lombardi, Lyman. Orlando April 8-9. Shown here after receiving sent a telegram Sunday ask­ pasted 11.3 billion school aid (Herald Thoto) bill. top awarda a t the Oviedo School auditorium are ing for the meeting. Gemini Twins Given Welcome N. Y.-Style Dragnet Out As WU Office Here Robbed Visit Cooking School Couple Injured In 2-Way Crash Strike Knds Arctic C o ld W h ip s S n o w United Tress International A new storm which raged out of the Rockies postponed spring in the upper Midwest again today, bringing winds which whipped foot-deep snows into massive drifts and drugging arctic cold with it. Tornado warnings were up early today in parts of I n d i a n a , Kentucky, Tennessee nnd Ohio, The s t o r m increased the snow cover in parts of Minnesota nnd Wisconsin nsuvA... B R IEFS to nearly four feet and rais­ ed a threat of history's worst floods in the Upper Missis­ MIAMI (U P I) _ Eight persippi Valley in the event of a sons died in highway mishaps sudden thaw, Duluth, Minn., had 42 inch­ around Florid* over Ihc week­ es of snow on the ground and end. the state Highway Patrol rc-portcd today. Minneapolis 27 inches. The nearly hatf-u-fuot of new snow at Minneapolis raised the total measured this WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e month to 37 inrhos, within adm inistration Is stepping up throe inches of the record for its "W ar on Poverty” cam ­ March, with mote forecast by paign in 182 of the nation’s mid-week. poorest counties, mostly in North Dakota gut an inch (lie South. of mow and a lli-yearold youth was killed when a car attem pting lo pas* a snow DOVER, England (U P I) _ plow collided with hi* nolo on The West German freighter a highway near WahpeuW N, "K aiharina" collided with th* C,, Sunday. British freighter “ Gannet" In U. S. 16 was blocked by the log shrouded E n g l i s h •now drift* from Presbo to Channel early today and sank. Chamberlain, S. IV, and » I foot of snow halted highway B U P I T ia S l l l ’g e O n travel around Blunt, High- I NAMKHAM. Burma ( UPI ) more end Gettysburg. S. D. I —Dr. Gordon Seagrave, th* Travelers were w a r n e d f a m e d "B urm a surgeon,'* against using highway* west died Sunday of a heart ailand north of Mmueapolis, menl in the jungle hospital Mum. In- built fur primitive tribes­ Roads were ice glared and men 44 years ago. Seagrave treacherous southward into was 118 Nebraska and low a. Heavy snow warnings wero Butchers Slain up during the night for sec­ NEW YORK (U PD —Police tion* of South Dakota, Min­ appealed to the public for help nesota, lows, Wisconsin and today in efforts to track down Uppei Michgnn. the killers of three Brooklyn Light snow fell in the butchers, gunned down in the mountains of Wyoming, Colo- frc eie r com partm ent of a ludo and New Mexico, meal m arket in a weekend robbery. Traffic Toll W ar On Poverty Freighter Sinks Welcome Mat Vessels Lost WASHINGTON (UPI ) President Johnson planned a war m welcome with lull mili­ tary honors today for Presi­ dent Maurice Yameogo of Up­ per Volta, a staunch ally to the hattlc to block Red Chin csr penetration of Afitca, WASHINGTON ( U P l) -A n unsuccessful attem pt by thn U. S. Coast Guard lo find three Soviet fishing vessels lost in Alaskan w aters under mysterious circum stances has been revealed in congression­ al testimony. e tin c ig t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY » TODAY — TOMORROW — WEDNESDAY _ Commies Cease Cyprus Supplies K K K Dragon Waits On LBJ BEAUTIFUL «" x 7" PHOTOGRAPH FOR ONLY • Ax* Limit 6 Year* • Completely Finlsbrd • Numerous Pose* • E x tra P rlnla Available • P hotographer Hour* ( 1 :0 0 . I I ) (1 . t ) ------------------------------------ Family Singers 8 PM Tonight At SHS Auditorium - i \ in ■ • r •X ‘ • _ . *j • , t w ttm M . . .jfiB JBF^ T- V � 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, March 26, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 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>, March 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/73227c09e2d823401a355353c679d5ca.pdf 378564850a3a6e468a1e7e956d62d7c4 PDF Text Text ISa t u ! n l Vfrail aj P aw 4-A—April 21, 196S Lake Nary Library Scheme Wins Approval UUliiatioo of the Lake Mary Elementary School tlbrary aa a part-time commun­ ity library, under the aponaorahlp of the Lake Mary Worn* an’a C l u b , wai approved Tburaday by member* of the county achool board, IL T. Mil wee, achool auperintendent, waa inatructed by the achool board to draw up a contract to be offered to the Woman's Club and pretented to the board for approval. The Woman'* Club told the board that it haa more than 1,000 books and expect* to have many more when the library is opened. Temporary boura would bo from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, 7-0 p.m. Thuraday and 9 a.m. to noon Satur­ day, with positbly increased hours during the summer months. MUwee commented that the nae of the llbrery would be especially helpful to junior end senior high school stu­ dents who live In the lake Mary area. • THURS • FRI. • SAT. 25th & P A R K SA N FO R D GRADE “A" FRESH, FLORIDA SPLIT BROILERS Hounds Point To Rape Suspect o c a l a turn — Ju,Ilon Davits, a 39-year-old aUte road yang prisoner, waa In jell today, charted with slip­ ping away from fellow inmatea twice this week and raping two women, Marion County eheriffa deputlea aaid Davlaa raped a 91-year-old victim at her home Thursday after beating her with a hammer and a fligear-old woman on Wedneaday. Each tlma, they aald, ha re­ turned to hie road gang, able to do ao unnoticed becauae of hla Job aa flagman teveral hundred yarda away from other pritonara. Officera aald bloodhound* led them to Davie* after the aecond attack and ha waa charged when the vlctlma picked him from a lineup. Scout Show Gets Dousing ARMOUR'S STAR FAMOUS "OLD MARKET* WIENERS 1 is. 4 9 * CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES «t « fhntew "Flavor-Afp*" P - ! 20 Lb. Bag LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR 95 OR MORE POOD ORDKH I'LBABE “PENN-CHAMP" LIGHTER FLUID qt. J 7 CHUCK u iu u v LB- PLYMOUTH, E n g l a n d (UP1) — The curtain waa about to go up on a Boy Scout ahow at the Palace Theater here when an Inqulaitlve younger apotted an In­ tereating - looking l e v e r backatage and hauled on It. Dawn came 230 go Ilona of water from a fire-fighting device, doualng the llghta and putting all the microphonea out of order. liARYCARTER m l* A I N r s i Y EXTRA With Thle Coupon A Tl I’urcha.e Ol Fre.h *N U i (•ROUND With Thla Coupon A The l'urchaae Of “fialnr." GRAVY LB. LB. 59 GOLD BOND S T A M P S “THRIFTWAY" EXTRA ■^ n a a » n i i r i i i a i “SWEET *N LUSCIOUS** GOLD BOND S T A M P S CANTALOUPES 3 I IMAMIM S ll O t t t COAil 10 U>A»f d At •THRIFTWAY" Katurday, Aprl FOR 89< With Thla Coupon A The Purrh.tr Of_ GOLD BOND INSTANT S T A M P S “THRIFT WAY" OIL Bill I0VII PAINT Coupon A 11 l'urcha.e Ol “Everfrr.h" l*OTATO • iiis-eeiMiNs evil • i * FAINT e witerw ans rvMi A MU TANT GOLD BOND S T A M P S d At “THRIFTWAY" Saturday, April 34. Ulln s SAUSN ” iiu ii EXTRA FREE, - a r l* — . . . . FRESH! “ fOCAL CROWN!!_____ SQUASH . . . HAMBURGER BUNS BREAD GOLD BOND "THBIFTWAV" DROP CLOTH , 291 , 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3649 ( t ’ v» -• V */ . a . $1.79 "TRHIFTWAV* FANCY II OZ. BTU “KRAFT* . 17c BARBEQUE SAUCE 4 . ONE LB. 19 OZ, CANS "TOPP" ASSORTED FLAVORS . . . . • . 2, NO. 999 CAN “SHOWBOAT" PORK & BEANS . MUSHROOM SAUCE SPAGHETTI . . SOFT DRINKS . • U OZ. BOX “SUNSHINE" ™ CHEEZITS . . . . 9c FAMILY NAPKINS . 9c MACARONI ■ • . ' .? 9c FAMILY CUPS .“ 7 . 49c PEPPER . . 1.* 9c SANDWICH BAGS . . 2/23c . 9c LUNCHEON PLATES . . 69c SALT . . . . NOAM CAN “SHOWBOAT* Z "HHURFINE* * 1 OZ. CAN “PEAK" BLACK With Thla GOLD Coupon A The Purchase Of BOND I Lhe. nr Mara “Week. State" STAMPS WINB8AP APPLES I Canaan Goad At “TMEIFTWAY" i Only n r a Satniday. April 14. a “OOBDY" PLAIN OE IODIZED “INDEPENDENCE" SAFETY MATCHES a PKGS. OF M “SCOTT" WHITE OB COLORED e M EXTRA FRYERS . . . \ 99 OZ. L C “FOOD K IN G “QUARTERS* OLEO 9 LBS. AVG. PKG. “DAWNFRKSH" S T A M P S ' . FLA. GRADE "A" CUT-UP YOUNG 'N TENDER “BABY- PEG. OF I . 2 ?»£«• 4 9 BEEF LIVER . . . lb. 59c doz. 59c PORK ROAST . . . lb. 49c 2 lbs. 29c SLICED BACON . . lb. 49c ‘KVKRFRBHH" t “EVERFRESH" e SSA SU IM 9 WM1TINISS in CORN "COPELAND* MIX-OK-MATCH, LUNCH MEAT • BOLOGNA • OLIVE M yj • PICKLE • PIMENTO M • oz. M I K ,J • LIVER CHEESE BONELESS “BOSTON BUTT* “GOLDEN YELLOW* EXTRA Swiss • Club • Sirloin T-BONE • WAG0N chuck PKG. OP 49 “SCOTT* 7 OZ. "Ctnr.BITB" PKGS. OF M e M OZ. PKG. o r 19 BOXES •DIAMOND" WHITE PKG. OF 49 "ALUMINUM FOIL" EEC. BOLL . 9c REYNOLDS WRAP . . 33c I ' —rz • -u. * ■ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED �► *° .v* * The Sanford United Service Organization (USO), which Is a member agency of the Unit* ed Fund, received a t it* share of this year's drive the sum of $2,628. The local service club is now operating auto­ nomously, due to a change in national policy. • • • They're expecting so many at the luncheon honoring Captain James Mayo Monday that reservations are being taken. Members of civic clubs will not have to make reserva­ tions but others will. Only about 260 can be ac­ commodated a t the Civic Cen* ter and an overflow crowd is expected. Non-clvlc club members should call the Chamber of Commerce office, 322-2212. a • • "Meanie of the W e e k Award” goes to the person who abandoned 14 sick and starving puppies of assarted pedigree on Winter Park Drive in Casselberry recent­ lyThe pups x, ranging in age from two to four weeks, were discovered in tha road by a night patrolman. They were examined by a veteri­ narian who found them to be suffering from distemper. He advised that they be put to sleep. a e e Sanford and NAS got a full page apread In North Amer­ ican Aviation’s “Take-off” publication for April 16. Pho­ tographers and writers from NAA were in Sanford to cover the 11 th Annual Reconnnlssance-Uomhing Derby. • • • Seminole County commis­ sioners have been Invited to attend a demonstration of the aerial application of the mirex bait for the imported fire ant. The demonstration will taka place at S p.m. Friday a t Herndon Airport in Orlan­ do. A B-17 will make several passes over a marked area at the airport and release the mirex. T h e commissioners then will get a chance to in­ spect the “drop area.” Sam­ ples of bait will be available, a • a Informants tell ua that photographs of Dr. J. J . H ar­ ris are on display at the Maaonic Hall and City Police Department. The Orange County dele­ gation in the Florida Legi­ slature is seeking photo­ graphs of Dr. Harris and George H. Brown, two former speakers of the House. The photographs will hang in the House chamber. a a a A full-page ad in FLORI­ DA TREND magazine for April extolls the advantages of locating Industrial plants in Sanford. The advertise­ ment was sponsored by the Hunt Properties and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. It la estimated that 10,000 copies of the edi­ tion will reach prospective industrialists. Jr. College Gets New Lease On Life By Fred Van Pelt Proposal for the establishment of a Junior college in Seminole County . , . seemingly doomed to oblivion by a State House t l Representatives committee Monday . , , has a double lease on life today. Senate and House committees placed their atampa of approval on the new school Wednesday afternoon, it was reported to The Herald today by Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., of Seminole County. The legislative hill . . . the same in beth chambers, as co-lntroduced by Cleveland and Davis . . . got off to a slow sta rt Monday afternoon when the House educa­ tion-public schools committee decided to shelve it tem­ porarily for further study, along with similar junior col­ lege bill* from three other counties. The Seminole Junior college measure was taken up an Initial Immediate appropriation of $30.<W0, * later appropriation of $222,000 and a final grant of $1.2 mil­ lion. Srminole County School SupL R. T. Mil wee this morn­ ing explained the procedure thusly: With full and final approval of the $30,000 figure, the county Scool Board will retain a Junior college presi­ dent, subject to approval by the State Board of Fublie Instruction. The president then will commence the plan­ ning for curriculum, building and faculty. (Queried if there is sufficient college teacher material available, Milwee replied that since the "thought" of a Junior college here wns first publicized he has been rerriving inquiries from prospective faculty member* from throughout the United Stales.1 Following the planning and the appropriation of th* $222,000 figure, Milwee stated, the actual atart of the Seminole Junior college would he the beginning of th® I96S-66 school year nrxt September. The college would operate temporarily in present school facilities—high schools, business school, and the like . . . wherever spare is available. The school would he divided into three part®: Fresh­ man and sophomore classes for undergraduates planning to go rn to schools of higher learning; terminal education (technirni-voi-ational training), and adults, rrnbahly, a t first, Milwee said, classes would lie held in the evenings, rspeciuliy adult classrs. Finally, with acquisition of the $1.2 million for capital outlay, actual construction of the junior college facility would commence , . . and would cprn its door* to Stu­ dents with the beginning of the UKifl-07 school year. Selection of a site for the college would be left to the county and state school boards. U. S. Beefing Up Viet Nam Aid Seminole County on the St. Johns River “The Nile of America” o ft? * VOL. 67 A POPPY FOR Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson from little Miss Jeanne Kay Smith, granddaughter of Mrs. Ruth Smith, American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day chairman. Mayor Wilson proclaimed Friday and Snturdny "Poppy Days" in Snnford, Funds go toward the support of disabled war veterans. (Herald Photo) f e r a l? * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 22771 ) WEATHER: Wednesday high 8-1, low 61, .17-inch of rnln; showers th ru Friday, high 85, low tonight 60s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1608 THURSDAY . APRIL 22, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 17-1 Hundreds Attend Dedication Garden Club of Sanfonl’a new $55,000 building at Sunland Estates, dedicated Wed­ nesday, was hailed as “ a magnificent contribution to the community and a memor­ ial to the vision and deter­ mination of the members or till* club." Mr*. Frank Hewlett, of Miami, slate president of the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, told several hundred He said that with all the persons assembled in the new details involved In operation auditorium that slute officials of the $500,000 water system, "always have been aware of tremendously talented a commission composed of the people you have in the city of hired or appointed persons, Sanford and now w* are under the authority of the doubly convinced." council, wili be required. J. ll.mlc; O l.i -n, develop. In speaking of the municipal * r and builder Munlaml Es­ court, Swoffonl said that court tates and many other O n scsslom are demanding more tial Florida subdivisions, told of his lime and that a quali­ tlie garden clubbers: fied judge would be needed “This is magnificent. I have in the future. never seen anything Councilman Colin Crews re­ done by any group of commended the ’’hot pursuit" nnywhere." Odham the lurid rm which the new amendment. Swofford urged that Im­ building stands, along with a mediate legislative action be cash contribution. E. R. Wood, general con­ requested because of the dif­ ficulties hr foresees In the tractor, in turning over the future when Seminole County keys to the new structure, may not have either a repre­ said, " it has been a pleasure sentative or a senator in the to work with these fine lad­ ies." Wood donated a spe­ State legislature. cially constructed desk for the lobby of the building and the sod for the lawn. Special tribute wus paid to Mrs. I). K. Dorman, building chairman and former presi­ dent of the club, who wus acknowledged a* “ the mov­ siege two weeks old, the Mis­ ing spirit behind ait that has been done here and the wornsissippi still raged at shore "T-vn. n w > - tkssiT- atiycnc Tine cities in Wisconsin,* Iowa els* hat made Ibis dream ami Illinois. come true." Mrs. Hewlett dcdicnted the The main crest was still several days away from many new garden club center to the "promotion of civic beauty, Illinois and Iowa towns. The floods have caused at the preservation of our nat­ least 1.1 deaths, forced about ural resources, enlarged in­ 36,000 from their homes and terest in horticulture, and caused nearly $100 million the opportunity to work with damage, all In a six-state nature and with God to make th* city of Sanford and Sem­ area. inole County a more bcautfiul place in which to live." Master of ceremonies for the dedication was John Spotski. Ho Introduced many dig­ nitaries from Central Florida who were present for the oc­ casion, i n c l u d i n g Joseph Shifalo, Winter Park archi­ tect, who donated tha build­ ing plans, and Bert T. Foster, or Orlando, who drew up and donated lha landscapa plans. Landscap* chairman, Mra. Charles Cola, of Ganava, waa introduced as the only living Sanford member of the orig­ inal Garden Club, chartered here In 1020. Altamonte 'Suffering' From Growing Pains By Donna Estes Altamonte Springs Town Council Wednesday evening unanimously voted to author­ ize Acting Town Attorney Dou­ glas Stcnstrom to contact the county legislative delegation concerning possibility of in­ troducing permissive legisla­ tion to amend the town chart­ e r in order to create a utili­ ty commission, a municipal court and to permit “hot pursuit" by the police depart­ ment. Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford recommended the first two amendments, slating that with the present pump and new water system pumping nearly to capacity at 700,000 gallons a day, the urgent need for a new storage tank and possibly an additional well by summer is quite evident. Mississippi Flood To Rise PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. (UP)}—The Mississippi River "oiiilicdltito sdVcr* mill build­ ings of this helpless city to­ day and surged soqjh, flood­ ing factories in Dubuque, luwa. La Crosse, Wis., its dikes reinforced with 336,000 sandtags, faced new dangi-ra to­ e a a W. B. Stovall of 1101 Kim. day from windi expected to Sanford, read with Interest reach about 20 miles per a story In Tuesday’s Herald hour. Officials feared waves about a woman being only might break through the hal­ two generationa r e m o v e d tered bulwarks. The lituntion was worse from a Revolutionary War here. The city has few dikes aoldier. Mr. Stovall, who ia 84, and Is riddled with Missis­ says he is only one genera­ sippi inlets, their batiks ov­ erflowing. tion removed from a soldier The wilier continued to rise, who fought in the Indian spilling into residential dis­ wars of 1816. Stovsll served tricts. The river was expected in tha Navy from 1002-1006 to crest today a t 26 feet and and helped design the flag of Mayor Ed Farrell aald he Panama while serving on a feared it might reach 25.6 gunboat in the Canul Zone. fert, up more than a foot • • • from Wednesday. County Agent Cecil Tucker -~W e*H"Juir have f o l e t na­ is on s cruise In the Carib­ ture take iu course," a dep­ bean. Tucker ia a guest of uty sheriff said. the Navy on a destroyer. Only two families remain­ Lucky man. ed in one low-lying area of this city, onca the nation’s western-most fur t r a d i n g Jackie Kennedy center. Officials pleaded with them to leave. Garden Named About 4,000 persons al­ WASHINGTON (UP1) Mr*. Lyndon Johnson todsy ready had been driven front dedicated the east garden in I heir hnmes in Prairie Du the White House as the Jac­ Chien and La Crosse. The wa­ ter washed within two blocks queline Kennedy Garden. Friends of th® widow of of the police station here. Th* President said aha would not flooding river reversed sewer (attend because ah® cannot waters, casting an unpleasant ' “ emotionally return to the ■nlnr through the city. With th* midwest flood Whit® House je t." * Wednesday afternoon by th* Senate education-public schools-junior colleges committee and, sparked by Cleve­ land, who is a member of that group, approved it unani­ mously. Davis also brought up his hill again Wednesday after­ noon before the House committee, which proceeded to re­ verse itself and also gave the local school its approval. However, Cleveland and Davia were quick to point out that the junior college proposal still has two major hurdles: The Senate and House appropriations commit­ tees. It ia these two groups which must approve the actual cutiay of cash, subject, of course, to final approval by the full Senate, full House and Gov. llaydon Rums. The Seminole junior college proposal calls for an ultimate outlay of $1.4 million-plus for the biennium to get the school “off the ground." It is broken ^.'»n into A DREAM CAME TRUE wlili tho opening Wednesday of tho $55,000 Garden Club of San­ ford huilditiK at Sunlanil Estates. Hundreds of garden clubbers, civic officials and dignitaries attended the dedication ceremonies, l’riiu-lpul amotiK them were (from left) E. R. Wood, kl'R* eral contractor; Mrs. 1). K, Dorman, ImUtliiiK chairm an; Hrailey Odham, who donated land for huildlnir and money; Mrs. Frank Hewlett, Miami, state president of Florida Federation of Garden Clubs and Mrs. F. M. Fahey, local president, (Herald Photo) Steel Contract Stalled; Strike Looms PITTSBURGH (UPD - The lion could come (hen. The threat of a nationwide executive board of the United Source* said the board may J steel strik e starting May Sti-elworVcrs (USWYmct today ii,5"u ou‘*ir» *,wn on dimmed the Chief Executive's , . . . „ , . , a strike by holding a private hopes for a continued econ­ in what may be the first step | vo(c and reli)itlJt omic boom throughout 11)63. toward formal authorization of mcndalions to tho wage policy Johnson was nol ex [will'd io a May 1 strike against the has­ committee. intervene dramatically at this te steel Industry. The industry look the first time—with almost 10 days re­ Contract talk* wore stalled. steps toward preparing for a maining before the April 30 The USW’i powerful 163 shutdown as a result of the contract expiration date. member wage policy commit­ bargaining table lmpavse on a Steel company officials con tee, which sets major union new contract for 450.0U0 USW policy was to meet later this employes of 11 major steel afternoon. Strike authorize- firms. The current contract ex­ pires April in, Tiie union's policy has been “no contract, no work." I.BJ ANXIOUS WASHINGTON (UPI) Certificates of appointment President Johnson and other as acting postmaster* of Os­ high administration officials teen and Geneva were to be turned anxious eyes toward presented lo Mr*. Bessie M. Pittsburgh today in hopes of Osteen and Ray A. Hilliard, reviving negotiation* in Hie respectively, (hi* afternoon steel bargaining crisis. Percy Manley, Orlando, postoffice service officer, Informed The Sanford Herald early this afternoon that he would pre­ sent the appointment*. Mrs. Osteen's appointment at Osteen is effective 31ay 21 Deadline for reservations to and HUliard'a at Geneva on the Monday lunchron honor­ April 30. ing Capt. James O, Mayo is noon Friday, Cyclist Hurt Persons other than civic Robert Howe, 420 French club members who wish to at­ Avenue received alight injur­ tend should rail the Chamber ies Wednesday aflernoon of Commerce, 222-2212, im­ when th* motor acooler h* mediately. was riding ran into a car driv­ Officials said (he reserva­ en by M n. Evelyn Rtnehard, tions ar« necessary because TOO Baywood Circle. The ac­ "OPERATION BEAUTIFY" itarted rolling down Sanford'* lakefront space is limited at the Civic cident occurred at First Street highway this week as city work crews began the transplanting of 210 Center where the affair will and Frm rh Avenue. Howe unhid palms from adjacent to tha city jail to Seminole Boulevard (Hwy be held. Approximately 230 was charged with failure lo 17). Eventually pnlms will line entire waterfront with specially de­ *ra expected tu attend. field right-of-way. signed cluster plantings a t the 1-4 interchange. (Herald Photo) cede lhat blast furnaces need be-banked -beMre-ffirifl „, „the ----Monday „„ or Tl, Tuesday at e a-r liest. But Hie hreuk-otf In bargain­ ing was a setback iu adminis­ tration expectations of avoid­ ing a shutdown in (he basic industry which might check tiie record-breaking business expansion now underway. Move Designed To Offset Red Infiltration WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h a United States Is moving awlft. ly to beef up Its military aid lo South Viet Nam to offset increased North Vietnamese infiltration and a buildup o | Red Viet Cong rebel*. Officials said today that th® United States would aupport the planned Increase of up ta 160,000 men In South Vlel Nam's 600.000-maa military establishment. They indicated that tcveral thousand U. S. officers and men would be aent Into tho area wilhin the next month o r two to help with supply and (raining problem* and aerva aa "advisers" and aupportera for the expanded South Viet­ namese forces. In addition, official! aald, the United State* plana fur* ther expansion of tho Amer* lean-held perimeter around lha, vital port and airflold at Da Nang. The Da Nang base Is considered a logical atag* ing area If and when addition­ al U. S. combat forces are in* troduccd lo m ert the growing peril In the north central area of South Viet Nam. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara disclosed that U. S. military aid supplied illrcclly to South V kt Nam for the fiscal year ending June 30 would amount to about $330 million, instead of the planned $207 million. Added to the eco. nomlc aid budget of $300 mil­ lion, thla brings U. S. aid to Viet Nam above the $1.7 mil­ lion per day mark. In addition, the struggle ia coaling Die United Slates un­ told millions to pay the 31,000 Americans already in tha struggle plus the cost of oper­ ating carrier air atrtkes and other assaults on (he Com­ munists in North aa well aa Soulh Viet Nam. —Thc-aim inirtrw tiinrggiw utJ*' sign* of being Impressed by mounting demands at home nml abroad for an end to tha U. S. attacks on North Viet Nam. And officials shrugged off threats from Red China and Russiu. These slopped short, however, of pledging direct intervention. Osteen, Geneva Postmasters Are Appointed Mayo Luncheon Deadline Friday o/DENMAN TIRES! INCLUDING tlAHD-TO-FIMl WIDE WHITEWALLS AND TUIIK TV IT. TIRES. SAVE Ul» TO 60<% BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES 405 W. Flint 81. US-WI1 HANFORD. FLORIDA �6 Federation Has Installation ’n DeBary instructor, at sieioa** in* rink. Leaders of Troop 930, Mrs. Kathy Tempi in and Mrs. Gin* ny Domino, awarded badge* to Marlene Ba***, Sandy Baker, Grace Brooks, Jenny Chapdelaine, Daneen Harper, Dottle Llntey, Jean Roge o, Wendy Sample, Chrl* Spoil*, Debbie Temple, Judy Temple, Donna Uttorback, D e b b i e Templln and Patty Wllllama. Leader of Troop 202, Mrs. Charlene Biggs awarded bad* g e l t o Nona Brlgge, Anna Crows, Diana Msardon, Susy Lechtara, Regina C r o w e , Sharlene Prlepke and Nancy Biggs. Girls of Troop M3 who re ­ ceived badges from their leader Mrs. Carolyn Laven­ der Included Susie Bishop, Ximmie Doyle, Debra Dome, Jody Pitsgerald, Sherry Hawkins, Cindy Kennedy, Karen Lavender, Lynn MscLauchlin, Kathryn Rarajlan, Kathleen Schnledar, Cindy Musgrove and Pam Webber. Tbs Scouts completed a one-hour-e-week 1 0 • w e e k course, sanctioned by the Rol­ ler Bkata Rink Operators of America regulations and were tested on each accomplish­ ment for good form. They atso learned several dances and skating figures. Three other girls, Bonnie Gleger and Jo Ann Kampf, of >03 and Linda Dormlne, of 930, will receive their badges later when they mike up missed sessions, Mrs. Albers said. Legal Notice names vudbk fictitious M a ss aTATUTM T O W HOM I T MAT C O N O C n N i Nolle* la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e u n d e r e l g n e d , p u r s u a n t In t h e " F i c t i t i o u s Ns m s K U I u l s , " C h a p t e r SII.SS, F l o r i d * S t s l u l M . w i l l r e g i s t e r w i t h lb * C i r c u i t C o u r t , In snO f o r S em in o le C o u n t y , F lo rid * , u p o n ri> c e l p t e l p r o o f o f p u b l l c a i l o o of t b t o a otic*, t h e l l o l l l l o u a m m , , So. wltt Sfovalaad publishing Company under which I am sngsgsd In huslnea* al SIS Wood tmhe Drive la Ih* Oounly of Beml•Mia, Florida. That tha party Intonated la •eld huslnea* entsrprts* I* a* follow* i Edward 1* Prlssr paled at Hanford, Frmlnota County, Florida, April I, llt t . Publish April I, I I , SI, SI, 1111 CDL.lt IN T U B CINCH I T C O U N T O F T U B N IN T H J U D IC IA L C IN C U T , IN A N D FON ■ R U IN SIL B CO U N TY, F L O H IU A CMANUMNV NO. I SUM S t ' i n r t i t l h S U IT H O B K JIT U. R B EU , F U ln llff, vs. T . a, ADAMS. JO B B. T IN K E R and F1IIHT N A TIO N A L IIANK A T OIILANUO, a Florida cor­ poration, Dafondsnie. N O TIC B O F S U IT T O ! T . 8. ADAMS, his un­ known wlfo, II alive, and i( dsad, hi* or h «r unknown heirs, dsvlsrts, Isgslora and granl*r*| JO K II. TIN K R H , hi* unhnewn wire. If ally*, and If dsad. his or hsr unknown htlrs. dtvlMss, legatees and arantoo*. And all psreans and partis* ctslmlng tnurssl by, ihrnueh. under or against any of th* abova partis* and A L L J'K IISONH H A V IN G O il C LA IM IN d .. u-btr- i f t t: K j i v ? - m -y ot.t U tW IN U DKHi.'IMUKU LANDS: L o ti I and I of Bloch "A" In Tra ct I I of gaolando Mprlugs, nsmlnoit County, Florida, according lo Ih* plat I honor rocnrdsd In Flat Book S. pago t l, of th* Public fiacurds of Bemtnolo County, Florida. Tha natura of this suit Is l* remove certain clouds from and t* quiet a id confirm the abova drscrlbcd prupsriy. Th* name of Iho Court In which eult ha* b**n Insiltuisd la th* Circuit Court for th* Mlnth Judicial Circuit, In and for aemlnol* County. Florida. The tllla of Ih* rsoa la IID* BK1IT II. B K K D vtraus T. M. ADAMS, JD K II. T IN K E R and F IIIH T N A TIO N A L HANK A T OIII.ANIHI, a Florida roriuira. tlont aald Hubert II. Hood be­ ing F U ln llff and aald T. H. Adam*. Joa H. Tlnkar and First Kallonil Bank at Orlando, til­ ing Iwfsndanis. Th* description of tha rrsl properly Involved It a* sti forth abova. You end each of you art hereby required lo flit ynur answer or olh tr defentlvo pleading with Ih* Clorh of the gbnvo Court nnd oerve n copy I hereof upon Janie* H. Ilyrd, Atioruoy for Flainiirr. HU HutUnd Uultdlng, Orlando. Florida, on or Uefur* ih* slit day of May, A.D. 11*1. It you fall I* do eo a Deeroa Fro Confoaao wilt be ontsrod against you for ih* relief demanded In th* CompUlnL WITNKMS my hand nnd seal of aald Court, at a* a lord, gemlcol* County, Florida, thla Seth day of April. 1ML fB K A L) A rth u r M. Beckwith, Jr. clerk of th* Circuit Caurt, la and Fo r Bemlnol* County, Florida. Ily i Marika T , Vlhlon, D. c . JA M Eg g. B T ItD •ST Bultoad Building Orlande, Flarida Attorney for Plaintiff Fubllehi A p ril ft, I t , May S. IS, I f t l cub is H jr •aafnrb Pape 2 — April 22, 1965 C rrall Methodists Study Integration Presbyterians Elect Texan As Moderator Officer* of the Weet Voltills Federation of Civic As­ sociations were Installed at ■ meeting held a t the De­ nary Community Center wilh the DeBary Civic Aasociation as host for the occasion. EVANSTON, III. (UPI) _ Installed by Jack S. WoodThe Methodist Church’s “*u. eon of DeLend were Lee M*xpram* court" meets today to well of DeLeon Springs, take up the constitutional president; Chester Rearick of queatlon of eliminating racial­ DeBary; second vice presi­ ly segregated church agendent, end Mrs. C. Lynch of cies. DeLand, secretary. Charles Representatives of the cen­ Greenwood, first vies presi­ tral jurisdiction, an admlni*. dent, was not present for the trativs body encompassing meeting. most of the denomination's Maxwell presided a t the Negro ehurehee, and the meeting, introducing area white ■outheastorn jurisdic­ dignitaries and county offic­ tion took separate petitions ials In attendance. Recogni­ on the issue before th* Meth­ tion wax given the five m e m ­ odist Judicial Council. bers of iK'Bary who serve on .SKATIN'(I MERIT BADGES were awarded lo 33 member* of junior Kirin The central Jurisdiction the Krdcrntfons's executive Scout troopn 630, 202 and 603 at ceremonies a t Meiodee Rink. Chosen to think* th* policy . making hoard. In thii group are Ret* represent thair troopn (from left) are Patty Williams nnd Debbie Temple, Methodiat General Conference rirk, Jnmes Duffy, Harold 630 j Anne Crowe nnd Nancy U!kk«, 202, nnd Pam Webber nnd Knren has the constitutional power CASE of the "mtofling front yard" a t the home of Detective Norma Hall Lynch, Frank Swallow and Lavender, 603. (Herald Photo) to require elimination of tha in Kern I’urk proved to be one myatery ahe couldn’t aolve. However, GeoloKarl Merrill. racially segregated Jurisdic­ L'lut Willlum Lichtler (In ainkhole a t right) explains to Conutabie Grudy Harris Saxon, V u I u a I a tions. Hail th a t cavc-ln could be caused by lime deposits dissolving In under* County commitelonrr for the Tha southaastern Jurisdic­ ground w ater stream* due to extreme dry weather th e area is experienc­ district, spoke briefly to th* tion, the administrative body ing. (Herald Photo) assembly, governing Southern churches, Main speaker for the eve­ believes the constitution gives ning wee Joa Session! of Du­ It and other Jurisdiction* fin­ val County who spoke nn op­ al authority fci dstarmlnlng erations and services of e the number and boundaries of properly organised budget ■ubdivialone. commission. A decision Is expected to By Donna Eaten Other appearing on the By Jane Casselberry be banded down by the coun­ A School of Instruction Mrs. Molly Ktucille was program were Ed Roberts, cil sometime Saturday, Ry Jan* Casselberry plena for a t least three to tlx Duval C nur'”. and was hrld from B until 12 a.m. nnminateil from the floor and a!. •« Dstectiv* Norma Howard weeks due to danger that it Glen Martin, DtLsnd attor­ Tuesday a t the First Meth­ unanimously elected president TEXAN ELECTED has a real myatery to aolve might expand further, under­ ney. odist Church nf Hanford MONTHEAT, N. C. (U PI) of American Legion Auxiliary . . .the case of tha disappear­ mining th* house. sponsored by the Seminole —Tha general assembly of Old Glory Unit 18,1 of Altaing front yard. County Council nf I'arentThe depression was first the Southern Presbyterian Tcnrhcr Associations. Tha ainkhol* first appear­ noticed around 8 a.m. Tues­ monte Springe a t th* regular Church Wednesday night day hy neighbors according A hospitality period from ed in th* yard of Mra. How­ meeting held Monday evening elected William J . Patterson, 9 until 0:80 preceded th* pro. ard’* house nl 612 Prairie lo Constable Grady L. Hull, a t Ih* Post Home nn Prairie a layman from San Antonio, gram. Lake Drive, Fcm Pork, Tues­ who investigated tha phe­ Tex., to succeed the Rev. Flex (dike. Mr*. George Hearn of Al­ day morning and grew to a nomenon. B. Gear of A tlanta as its Recommended by the nom­ SPEAKER for the San­ A qualified observer on the tamonte Springe, c o u n c i l diameter of 30 feet and a moderator. inating committee and elected p r e s i d e n t , conducted th* ford A r e a Ministerial depth of four to five f*et ■cent waa William Lichtler, Th* position of moderator were Mrs. Ruth Rudolph, of the U. 8. Geological Sur­ meeting. Mr*. Perry Bperber, Association's a n n u a l during the day. is the highest in the Presby­ first vice preildent; Mrs, Youth Rally w i l l be district eight president, in­ Early morning report to ­ vey, who was making a study terian Church of the U. 8., troduced the distinguished Dr. O. LaFayette Walk­ Vesta Payne, second vice day from Mra. Howard ia of water resources in Orange KEN FOLEY is Dew also known a* the Southern pcildent; Mra. Nancy Ruiieli, er, of the religion de­ gueste and assisted with the that It alowly continue! to County. service munager a t Bill Presbyterian Church. Dele­ partm ent of S t e t a o n treasurer; Mre. W i l l i a m Lichtler stated th a t sink­ Hemphill M otors. He program. sink, lowering a t least two gatee or commissioner* from Chamber*, sergeant-at-arms: University. The rally la holes of this type are not in­ wna service manager at Principal If, R. Heckeninches overnight. ID states wera registered for Mra, Lillian Cox, hlstorlsn, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. bach of Plnecrest Elementary the f a r m e r Leppene th* six-day annual masting The hole Is located only 10 frequent in Central Florida and Mrs. Sally Falhsver, F r i d a y In Seminole School gave the devotional. feet from the house and Mrs. and are caueed by tha disso­ Pontiac of Orlando and her*. lution of underlying layers of A welcoming epeech was giv­ High School auditori­ chaplain. huH 14 yeum of experi­ Howard, who waa planning Patteraon, a natlva of Steel Serving on the nominating limestone hy groundwater. en by County School Super­ um and la open to all ence with General Mo­ to mova in, haa delayed her Creek, N. C., ta a graduate of committee were Mre. Rudolph, young people of the They apparently are often intendent R, T, Mil wee. to rs. Ho Is married and Tarkio College in Tarkio, chairman, and Mrs. Sluedl* Sanford area. Refresh­ triggered by dry weather. Main speaker was Mrs. has two children. They Mo., and attendad graduate Myron Bit* Jr., immediate ments will be. served end M n. Catherine Burkwill move to Sanford In school a t Yale and Nebraska. * • * past state president of the and th e T ^ Y lo r film, h k rd t the near future. He holds a law degree from Installation of officers is "People Without Fear," Florida Congraas of PTA Southwestern a t Memphis, planned for the June meeting. who spoke on baalc policies will be ahown. A former missionary, P at­ Elected to represent th* of th* aasociation. CANCELLED Mrs. Beatrice E. Riven, terson la a form er director of Unit a t the Constitutional Five discuaslon g r o u p s 60, wife of the late Thomas TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — tha church’s departm ent of Conference to be held May S w*r« held on thsse policies. Liquor Important A. Rivera Sr., died Wednes­ Tho Milk Commission called adult education and men's in Orlando were Mrs. Grace Mra. Nancy Nordstrom, Instructors and their dlscuaday morning at Seminole off until further notice a meet* work and ia a former director More Than Self Ambecher, current president, ■ion groups were Mrs. HpcrSeminole County (elective ing scheduled in Orlando for of the department of United RAY W1NFREE Memorial Hospital. Mra. Stuedle end Mra. Cox. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UJ*I) — bar, education: Mrs. T. H. Mre. Minty W srren end Mra. Born Nov, 16, 1805, in service clerk, haa been named Friday. No reason w tt given Church Men of th* National Ray C. Wtnfrae, of Hunt Brunner, democratic action; Highway Safety Director WarCouncil of Churches. Fslhavsr ware named alter­ Lincoin-Marcury, Inc., will be Valdosta, Ga., aha had lived senior t Ic* commander of for the action. ran C. Kelson reported a Mrs. Bits, Isglslstlva activi­ nates. In Sanford for th* paet 43 Marion Clark Phillips P ott new, but not recommended, honored for outstanding sales ty: Mrs, Blanche fltocey, Mrs. Warren, poppy chairLincoln- yeare and was a resident of 227, only all-woman American school cooperation, ami Mrs. use for automobile seat belts. mun, announced Unit poppy achievements by lio said tiic highway palnil Mercury division e t ■ ban­ Richmond Avenue, She was Legion poat in Central Flor­ Mills Loni, organisation co­ days will take place in th* quet et the Diplomat Hotel a member of Central Baptist In a routine traffic check operation. Church of Sanford and ■ ida. fouud a motorist who h id put community, May 21-22. In Hollywood Saturday. Mra. Leona Wearer, of The meeting was conducted the iifety belt around a case Wtnfrae will be presented lifelong member of the Order hy Mra. Ambnrher. Following tha division's coveted "Inner of Eastern Star. Fem Park, le finance officer of whiskey on the front scat Now You Know the business session, the Le­ Survivori nr* six children, and Mr*. Claudia Trials, of Halted Press Interns tioosl to keep it from sliding In case gionnaires joined the Indies Circle" award by George F. Mr*. L. S. Appleby, Thomas Orlando, waa named com­ of ■ ijuick stop. Waiters, Jacksonville LincolnOf 132 ships in the Spanish But he had neglected to for a social hour. Mercury district sales man­ A. Rivera Jr., Mra. E. J. Cam­ mander for th* fourth con­ armada launched a g a i n s t eron Jr. and John D. Rivera, secutive term a t recent elec­ buckle his own safety belt. ager. England in 1383 only 30 sur­ "Membership in the 'Inner ail of Sanford, Mra. Cathsr- tion*. vived combat wilh the English It has Won estimated Unit Hazardous Duty The post meets each second Circle' means th at Mr. Win* Ina Keyt, of Sun Francisco, fleet and were able lo return free Is one of only 2AS sales­ and SgL Albert H. Rivera, of and fourth Wednaeday of the to Spain, according to the more than 20,000 Americans For Leathernecks commit suicide, each year. SAN DIEGO, Calif. ( U P I)- men in the entire United Fort Bragg, N. C.i six grand­ month. Next business meeting World Almanac. Leathernecks at a T,300-acre fltatee who wero responsible children! on* eiitor, Mra. Lil­ Is scheduled for May 12 at base near M lrtm ar Naval Air In IBM for (•!• of 10 per lian Gustavaon, end one 7:30 p.m. at th* American Station may be wondering cent of ell Lincoln-Mercury brother, U o r t y Touchton, Legion Post on Lake Ivanhoe IN T M K t I H F I I T H U MT O F ,b*ilb_o£. -Isiup*.------ ------------- •hr *th»Emto.*~W5fiYeh'' Vele ran • IN TUB C IN C U IT FOU N T , T i l l ! N I N T H J I 'l l 111.VI. I J U - which ls_ m o re..h ay |rd im --= products^ ” W h4-Fr-r *- -airid.N INTH J l 1111*1 AS. F I I K ’I I T .U V r t n n . T - . u i r Kdk* V i II u .n Brlason Funeral Home la of the area are Invited to atl i t A French Banford Ph. 822-0214 duty"Utero or In South Viet "Thls le testimony to profes­ V f c m n r n 'i T T Y i r Y o i i » k m i - UI.H C O U N TY , FL O R ID A . h U L K CI1I1STY. Nam. sions] salesmanship of the in charge of arrangement*. Und. CHAN CBM Y NO. I OHS IN F H A N C K H Y NO. t U S I K K D K H A I. N A T IO N A L MUI1TOfficials r e p o r t civilians highest order." B. C. K E N N E D Y e n d M IN N IE OAOK AHHOCIATION, w c o r riding motorcycles and dune KK. n n k d t , M* wire, Selection for th* award al­ p ureilou, F lalnllffs, P l a i n t i f f , buggies recently have been so earned Wlnfree and his -v*. firing rifles, plitols end shot­ wife an ex|n>n*e-pal<l threeW. II. IIOONIIT, a ls o k n o w n a s jK It lt Y I . A L E X A N D E R a n d W IL L IA M II. IIUONKT, V K IIA u. A L E X A N D E R . Ids guns at Marino patrola and day visit to the Dlptommt Ho­ D e f e n d a n t . wlfo. working parties. tel. NOTICK O F SUIT D efendants. TMK S T A T E O F FLUMIItA T O l Wlnfree was an "Inner NOTH'M O F h i I T IN W . B. HOONKT. a l s o k n n w n M O H TO A U B F O H K I X O e U H K Circle" member in 1M2 and a s W IL L IA M II. HOUNBY, TO: J K I I I t Y I . A L E X A N D E R w h n e a a d i l r e e . Is u n k n o w n . 1063. a n d VKIIA H. A L E X A N ­ Old Glory Unit Holds Election Of Officers PTA Instruction School Held In Sanford » >8 % A Private Eye's Case In Own Front Yard 9 Business Briefs Beatrice Rivers Dies Wednesday <J l Mrs. Nordstrom Elected To Post I T ir e s t o n c TAKE OFF and SECOND TIRES Legol Notice 50%OFF Legal Notice •FIRESTONE "STOKE Welcome Legal Notice You a r # h e r e b y nn tlfleil t ha t • suit h as hesn b r o u g h t ag ain st y o u In t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t In an d for gem lnuta C ounty, Florida, l a C h a n c e r y hy E. C. 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F lo rid a, h a s b e a n file d a g a i n s t y o u In Ih* a b o v a a l ) l * d s u it a n d y o u ar* required In serve a ropy o f y o u r A n s w e r u r P l e a d i n g In t h e i ‘,n iip U iiii im p l a i n t i f f '* a l ii,rlie > , J o s e p h M. ill'llAM K o , P. o . H o i U S , F e r n P a r k Ph-ridti. a n d f lic t h e o r i g i n a l A n s w e r n r P l e a d i n g In III* o f flca o f i h * C l s r k o f Ih* t ' l r r u l l C o u r t o n o r h * rn r* th * i t i h d a y o f May, H i t , If y o u fall In dll so, a d r r r s a p r o e n n f s a a u w i l l he t a k e n a g a i n s t y u u f u r Ih* r e l i e f d e m a n d e d III Ih* C o m ­ plaint. F lorida Publish: Puldlah April I, I. II. II. 1111. II. I»«& CU L-S N t iric H o r e u iT T M B STATE O F F LO R ID A T O i W I L L IA M M. HitANVII. R ESID EN CE UNKNOWN: A sw o rn C nm pU lnl h iv in g The Friendship League of h e r n fllttl s e s i i i s t y o u In Ih* Ulri'Ull C o u r t In an ti fu r (t*ml> Congregational C h r i s t i a n p o t* C ounty, F lorida, hy Church of Sanford will spon­ I.AUKIINI A A. Hit ANVIL for illvurc*. th * abort till* of sor a bake sale Saturday In w h i c h Is I, A t l K n N 1 A A. front of McCrory’s Store on B R A N C H . P lain tiff. v*r*ut W IL L IA M M lilt ANVIL D*- First Street, Th* tale will be­ f r n d s n l , th * * - p r r t e n l s ar* In gin et 10 a.m. and will con­ rn m m a ii i l y o u In a p p e a r a n d tinue until "cold out." f ile y n u r A n * w * r o r o l h t r d r frn a * n r p l e a d i n g h e r e i n w i t h t h * C l* rk nf th * C l r r u l l Cnitrt nf H*mlnnl* C o u n t y . F l o ri d * , • n d In **rv* a r o p y t h t r t n f nn P laln llfr* A tlnrney, I ' a r m l l im r.n * . x s i . w katii H r. k . — F u n e r a l * e r v tr* a f o r Mr*. Htirke. A t l n r n e y a l l t d * , P. II. ItcN trir* K. Hlv-ra, I*, w h o D r a w e r K, Han ford , F l o r i d * , on ■lied W * d D ea d ly , w i l l b a h * ld o r l i t f o r e th * 4 l h d a y o f May, a t 10 a.m. F r i d a y ■( llrl* * o n A. D. 1365, 4>r I.U..I - i . r ile, i r e F u n e r a l Horn* w i t h R*v. H a l l p r o ro n f* * * o w i l l ba t u l t r r d H. S m i t h o f C e n t r a l H a p tlr i * g t l n * t you . C hurch officiating. B urial Th* H an fo rd l l t r a l d I* d e s i g ­ w ill b * lo E v e r g r e e n Ca m * n a t e d *• a n * w » p » p * r n f g r n * Isry. B ritto n F u n e ra l H om e t r a l c l r r u l s t l o n In w h l r h t h i s In c h a r g e . c l l s l i o n s h a l l ha p u b l i s h e d o n e s each w r»k for four consecutive Bake Sale Funeral Notice Weak*. W ITN E SS m y hand an d o ffi­ W ITN K8H my hand and offl rial atal nf offlr* at Hanford. c i a l a e s l o f th * C l s r k of th * Nemlnol* County, this IClh day C i r c u i t c o u r t o n tk l* t h o ( t h of April, 1M1. d a y o r May, A. D. 1 I I I . IHKAI.I (SKAt.1 '" t fA/rthur b II. Beckwith, Jr„ Clark of the Circuit Court C. Vernon Mis*. Jr. A r t h u r If. R s r k w l i h , J r . Of C L K V B LA N D . iT K I'I IK N C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t BON A MIBB B y : M a s l n * Hi..» t i l , D. C. Attorney* for Plalallfte JO HBF1I M. MC RABKU F. a Drawer I A tto rn sy a t Law Bull* 111— Sanford Atlantia p. a Ros i n National (lank Uutldlng F e rn P ark , F lorida Van f o n t, t C D L si A pril I t , !», M a y f. A r t h u r II. H»‘ k w l l h , J r . C l a r k o f ih * C i r c u i t C o u r t C a r r o l l U u rk * . Bull* IIS , H a n f o rd A t l s n l l * N a t i o n a l Uatvk B u ild in g , F. O. D r a w s r E. H an fo rd . F l o r i d a . A t l o r n a i r ( u r 1-lalnllff. Puhllsb April 1, I, II, II, t i l l CDL-4 Navy! WE CORDIALLY INVITE EACH OF YOU TO BECOME PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF GREATER SANFORD — AND FURTHER INVITE YOU TO MAKE YOUR HOME IN Ravenna Park $ “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride** uu!*“ One la a comfortable 3 bedroom, H a bath home with large living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carportc and utility room. INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE MODERN KITCHENS BY FHA FINANCING—384/MO. GENERAL A ELEC T RIC IN'CL. TAXES AND IN8URANCK ShoJUfudutA CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOWOUR phone 322-3103 SIGNS I �ffrr ,D.R. #«wfirr8 f r n l ? 'April 22, 1965 — Pape 3 Can Can Girls, Desperados Live It Up This Saturday The Weat will be relived aturday night when “A tNight [n Dodge City" is stag, rd at the Fire Hall in Lake Mary by a committee to ben­ efit the building fund of the Lake Mary Womans' Club. Starting at ti:3ti p.m., des­ perados, miners, ranchers and their pioneer women folk will gather for lots of fun as %hey dodge the "whirring bullets" and the wile* of the can can girls. Kitty, Mutt Dillon and Doc will be on hnnd to liven up the scene and to keep order. Dirk and Jane Davidson will portray the marshal and Kitty while Terry Shattuck will be one of the mn can ' <irl*. “ Hob Mooney will be a typi­ cal “ bar-tender" who will dispense the sarsaparilla, and Olan lloutwrll will he the Church Ceremony Unites M iss Diana Miss Diana Joy Haynes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Haynes, Jr., of San­ "mean ole dealer.” ford and Daniel Robert BelaSome of the others who tel, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. arc planning western cos­ tumes of various characters will be Lillian and Clifford Cordon; Libby and J o e .Smathers; George and Kathy Dodson; Jerri and Al Keeth; Huth Uoutwell, Ruth Gallag­ her and Shirley Smith. Six-shooters are being oil­ ed nnd polished, petticoats ate l-eing washed and starch­ ed nnd even a Saturday night bath is being considered for the big night. There will be games, n free lunch counter nnd just good clean fun Is in store as the Old West roars into Lake Mary for a one night stand. Donations arc nominal and will go into the "kitty" for a building fur the Lake Mary Womans’ Club and all of their community activities. Beistel of Pittsburgh, Pa. were united in holy m atri­ mony on April 15, 1055 at 6:30 p.m. at the First Bap­ tist Church of this city. Enterprise Personals By Mrs. Ritrhie Harris Mrs. Bill Mixon of DeLand spent the day with Mrs, Murain Brnddoek recently. S. Seminole Garden Club Enjoys Scenic Field Trip By Jane Casselberry A field trip by bus to Tomoka State Park near Or­ mond Beach was enjoyed by 29 members of the South Seminole Garden Club and seven guests Monday. The lovely ampitheolcr over­ looking the huge statue of In­ dian Chief Toinokte provided f a n inspiring background for the meeting. Mrs, J. L, Dun woody gave the history of Tomoka State Park and Mrs. Fred Heubcrgcr, vice president, presided at the business meeting In the absence of the president, Mrs. H. T. Crittenden. The nominating committee presented ■ slate of officers # fo r the coming year. Those elected to serve were Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, president; Mrs. 0. W. Holmes, vice pres­ ident; Mrs. L. E. Dennison, recording secretary; Mrs. Ed­ ward Johnson, corresponding accrctary, and Mra. C. K. Either, treasurer. Installation of officer* will take place at a noon luncheon #Monday, May 17, *t U<c T r a d e winds Cafeteria in Cas­ selberry. Social News Regulations Friends of J. V. Richards will be happy to learn that he is eoming along very nicely hut is still ronfinrd to Seminote Memorial Hospital In Sanford. We hope he will be able to be out and going again soon since wr miss him around town very much. Mrs. O. W. Holmes, general chairman of the flower show held recently at the Cassel­ berry Woman's Club, report­ ed on the successful event. She expressed her apprecia­ tion to all those who worked to make it a success. A picnic lunch was enjoyed following the meeting. Cof­ fee, tea and dessert were served by Miss Ella Cum­ mings, Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott, Mrs. William Tilford, Mrs. Arthur Putman and Mrs. C. K. Fisher. Guests going on the field trip were Mrs. John Oliver, Mrs. M a r g e r y Humphrey, Mrs. Mary Bullock, Mrs. Del­ la Stanton, Miss Camille Thomas, Otis Lee and James O'Dell. Mr. and Mrs, Milliaid Pe­ ters of Panama City spent the week end with their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fet Peters nnd family. Milliard and Shirley and the children a r­ rived Friday night not know­ ing that their parents were planning to move on Satur­ day. They arrived just in time to help with the moving with all the other daughters and sons in Inw assisting in moving into thr Kirby Sell­ ers home on Detlary Ave. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zukowski of 851 North Triplet The Herald welcomes all Drive had as their guests for social newa with the fol­ a week, their daughter, Mrs. lowing regulation! estab­ R. F. DuVal of Norfolk, Va.. lished; and her children, Buddy, 1— Photograph nnd cov­ Richard and Peggy. The vis­ erage requests should be itors left for home Easter made three day* prior to Sunday afternoon. The Zuevent. kowski's daughter, Eleanor, 2— Engagement a n d also was home for the Easter wedding forma are avail­ weekend from Florida South­ able to lie accompanied by ern College in Lakeland, photo four days before bringing with her two class­ announcement. mates, Miss Brtty Jo Bailey 3— News may bn sub­ of Ocala and Miss Cindy Kent mitted a t office, via mail of Ft. Lauderdale. or phone for ehort notice*. Typewritten aerounta in lower caae double spaced DeBary are expedited more quirkITju Karat*, should -he. -print­ ed in manuscript report*. 4— Personal blark and white photo* and negative! Mrs. John Jenkins, wife of are acceptable. the administrator at the De­ 5—Photos made hy Her­ Bary Manor, took ten guests ald staff may he duplicat­ of the Manor to see the fam ­ ed a t nominal cost. ous "M ary Popplni" movie at Doris William* the Seminole Plaza Theatre. 8oclety Editor Shufflcboard is enjoyed on 322-2011—City Thursday afternoons by many 425-6D3B—County of the guests. MRS. DANIEL ROBERT BEISTEL Bridal Luncheon-Shower Honors Miss Ann Pierson By Evelyn lundy Miss Ann Pierson, brideelect of Robert Sturm, was guest of honor at a lovely luncheon-shower at the Hern­ don Skyline Restaurant in Or­ lando Saturday. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr., Mrs. John Evans, Miss Kath­ ryn Lawton and Mrs. W. H. Martin. The attractive table was covered with a white linen cloth and the centerpiece was an exquisite arrangement of purple and white Catllcya or chid*. Lovely brunette Ann wore a floral sheath and a white Catllcya orchid corsage, gift of the hoitcsi. She received many gifts from the guests Other than the hostesses, the guests were Mrs. Fred Pieraon, Misa Nancy Myer*. Mrs. Jack Dodd, Mias Lucille Brookshire, Mrs. Aubrey Myera, Mr*. W. T. Walker, Mra. W. C. Taylor, Mra. Wyley Abel, Misa Linda Harris, Miss Julie Gore and Mrs. James E. Brookshire HI. SEE OUR Swim Suit Selection • Eliubelh Stewart • Therm-O-Jae SWIM CAPS HY KLKINERT U )J u is LADIES’ SPORTSWEAR SIZES 8 - 18 Jamaicas Slacks Bermudas Knee-Knockers 00 C A LL 2640 HIAWATHA 17-92 MARY WILLIAMS i FOR WEEKEND THROUGH APRIL 25 DRUG SPECIALS! 1— 100 GEVRAL CAPSULES 1—100 THERAGRAN-M TABLETS ............................ 1—100 VI-DAYLIN CHEWABLE WITH 30 FREE 1—100 BUFFER1N TABLETS ..................................... 12 OZ. 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They visited various pointa of in­ terest throughout the etate. Betty Anne's BUPERTITEHM GALLON JUQ Lightweight - molded of Vacucel. Whlta ptastla lin e r. Bugged plastic ■crew cap. llair Styling Salon 2201 8 . Park Ave. CLEARANCE 1.19 10” Square 1IIBACHI With wood handles oa grill and base. Movable draft door. Removable grata for cleaning. J.9 9 SU ITS & DRESSES 3 Piece Suits Automatically R etracting CLOTHES LINE REEL by C o rd o m slic _____ __ _ ’’Long-life' JO* piss tie fine. Unique lock ring prevents ■nagging. Fold* against wait. Rust-proof bousing! BREEZE BOX Z0” FAN 2 speeds. Manually r e v e r s ib ly U iiT ri Vinoim,* oV floor * 'tO ti *T' Cools rooms quickly. i» .e s now *6“ »* 2 4 ” Dresses Large MARINE CUSHIONS Durable, Made with rugged long-lasting m arine d rill cloth. 2” thick. Colora. 1.99 MUSTANG ICE CHEST E x terio r L in te rio r of hi-lm p act leakproof plastic. White one-piece lln a r. Tight fitting Hd with molded lid h e a d y Aluminum carry in g handle#. D rain with attached cap. S .99 COTTON, RAYON. WHIPPED CREAM PASTEL PRINTS and SOLIDS ALL SIZES VALUES TO <29.95 * 3 »* * 1 4 95 7 D M * M N IH * 3TH 40W OR "Featuring Fashions Just For 3 °u H PH. 322-2383 GOOD VALUES LINENS, CORDS. KNITS. PURE SILK SIZES 3-15. 10-20 VALUES <9.98 to <39.95 Telephone 322-9180 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON 112 S. PARK AVE. 7 Rack Suits VYlouuj. £ aU w & 200 N. PARK AVE. KADER JEWELERS M O 95 C O M E BY • Cole Of California is - fiotcco THAT <7-99 81LVEBPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL L99 $600 to $8 - n> - Mr*. O. W. Douglas, Mr*. W. T, Walker, Mra. B. Brown, Mr*. H. R. Parker, Mrs. J . B. Phillips, Mrs. A. J. Williams, Mrs. Jean Simmons and Mr*. J. B. Grant, For her going away outfit the bride ehoe* a green tilk original sheath with blark patent accessories. She wore the whlta rose corsage from her bridal cascade. Following a wedding trip to New Orleana, the newly wed* are residing In Tyler, Texas. Esther Beistel, w ai attired In a light blue shantung dress with a lace over blouee. Her aeressorlea were match­ ing and her corsage was a pink rymbidium orchid. Immediately following the wedding, the reception wae h e l d a t the Educational Building of the church. White and pink mum* and glads a r­ rangements adorned the area with traditional wedding re­ freshment* served. Assisting at tha recaption were Mr*. E. J . Shepard, M ISC ELLA N EO U S ITEM S ARNEL SEERSUCKER CORD ...........................PASTEL-COLORS'...................... ~ SIZES 8-20 REG. <17.95 to S19.9.) VALUES Personals Summer Time Is Splash Time! with a vertical embroidered band plunging to tha hem line and the long tapered sleeves forming calla points at the wrist. Her removable Monk's cape featured exqui­ site embroidered insertion with the three tiered should­ er length bouffant veil falling from pointed organta petals and dainty blossoms. She car­ ried a cascade bouquet of starlight white rosea with miniature Ivy leave*. Mist Susan Haynes attend­ ed her sister as maid of hon­ or and Sherlene Shephard was bridesmaid. They were gowned in aqua Door length rhiffon frocks with the fitted bodices featuring aqua rhif­ fon over white Chantilly lace. A Dior bow adorned the wide waist band at the front. Their short bouffant veils were attached to aqua sheer pel sis, centered with a French rose, and they carried Colon­ ial nosegays of feathered white rarnntlons edged in lsre and showered with whlta satin streamers. Tom 1-ce served the groom as best man with Glen l.ee as groomsman, Usher* were I jirry Williams and Jerry Uirarden. Mrs. Haynes chose for her daughter'* wedding a pastel green shantung auit with a chartreuse blouse and match­ ing accessories. Her eorsaga was a green cymbldium or­ chid. The groom's aunt, Misa Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I.. Dunn spent Easter week end with her parents, Mr. and Mra. K. P. Dickinson in Mad­ ison. Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Oden Brown of 461 Jasmine Road has had as her boutcgucsls for the past two weeks, her mother, Mrs. Ber­ tha Cascman, and her aister. Miss Geraldine Caseman, both of Three Rivers, Mich. The Reverend Fred B. Chance officiated at the Im­ pressive candlelight and dou­ ble ring ceremony with pot­ ted palm*, standard baskets of white gladioli and chry­ santhemums and aeven branched candetabra enhanc­ ing the church decor, Mrs. Doris Milam, organ­ ist, played the traditional nuptial music with Willard Warfield, soloist, singing ap­ propriate hymn*. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radi­ ant In a floor length sheath of white Imported organza ADELAIDE MORES Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed 4 f c « ,. U>0 0 c r r r m 110 E. let Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS l 1 I If A B ( S W II r • HANGER RIOT...........SPECIAL ONE TIME BU Y S....V A LU ES T O f l . M Sturdy* smooth hardwood. Nickel-plated w ire metal parts. YOURCU01CK***47< TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG STORE “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. M . ft MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD PHONE 322-240 �The C. M cM illans Married 6 0 Years An atmosphere of festivity was Aominant at tha Seminole Lads* recently when two of the residents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMillan were honor c a n ts on their Mth wedding anniversary. Hostesses for the celebra­ tion were Miss Arlene Rich­ ter, Mrs. Betsy Ryan and Mrs. Sally Mamalee. The dining room of Semin- ole Lodge w n decorated with lovely floral arrangement! with cake, ice cream and cof­ fee served from a beautifully appointed refreshment table. The McMillans were mar­ •- MR. AND MRS. CHARLES McMILLAN are ahown on their 60th wedding anniversary, April 13, 1965, a t Seminole Lodge Nuraing Home, where they are residents. ried April 13, 1903 In Ayr, Scotland, where both were born. Ayr Is also the birth­ place of the famous poet, Ro­ bert Buriu. They have three children, four grandchildren and one great grandson. One daughter and her hus­ band, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowell, of Chicago, arrived for the anniversary celebra­ tion. Daughter Janet, Mrs. Jack Gilmore, resides In In­ dia and their son, Sam Mc­ Millan, who is vice-president of the University of Aritona, Is presently on a business trip In Greece. In March, 1911, Charlie Mc­ Millan left Scotland for Chi­ cago, III., with Alice and the three children following three months later. Mr. McMillan was a painter, having retired in 1947. The couple moved to Sanford in 1953, selling their home tho past February, and now reside at Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. Mrs. J.B. Scott Honoree At Shower By Maryana Miles Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Hale was hostess recently at bar Jamison Drive home in Bear Lake to a stork shower for Mrs. Joseph B. (Kitty) Scott. The guests participated in various games In testing their artistic ability and knowledge of spelling, with the opening of the lovely gifts climaxing the evening. Mrs. Hale served a party pretty cake, frosted in pink and blue and decorated in bootees, fruit punch, coffee and toasted nuts to the honorce and guests. Invited guests were the Mmes. Strlckler, Ncda Car­ den, Aggie Ostrander, Claire Condon, Beth Glor, Clarice Conover. T r a v i s Darnell, Mary Teriola and Maxine Initiation Set For New Members Of B PO Does Ib e Sanford B.P.O. Does No. 100 will hold an Initiation April JO at the Elks Club. Tha initiates art Mary Boneker, Nora Gentile, Ann Trued, Audrey Yeakla and Evelyn Wagner. The Does held a coffee and orientation program for these ladles at the home* of June Foley recently. Refreshments were "Make your own Sun­ daes," which were thoroughly eajoyed by all amid much conversation about calories. Helen McCloskey and Anna Buker made a large Easter basket for Wanda Kay Farm­ er In Longwood—the little girl to whom the Elks recently do­ nated a wheelchair. The Does also donated sev­ eral dozen colored eggs to the Seminole C o u n t y Nuraing Homo, and gave books to the Harry Anna Crippled Chil­ dren’s Homo In Umatilla. On May I, they will bold a potluck dinner and square dance at tha Elks Club. All Elks, wlvea and friends are invited. Harold Jenkins will call, and even those who can’t square dance will have fun. Darnell. Also the Mmes. Ruth RieckMembers of the Senior man, Jackie Fischer, June Class of Oviedo High School Dangler, 3lae Moats, Winnie were honored at a delightful Copps, Esther Jackson and supper party Friday evening Nuggie D runk.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Auiin Jr. in Oviedo. The honored guests, mem­ bers of the Senior Class, were Jan Beasley, Ted Auiin and Marshall Lingo. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Au­ iin were 3trs. T. I. Linen Jr. and Mr*. Louis* litas Icy. Supper was served in the carporte with the tables plac­ ed in a U shape and covered with white picnic tablecloths. Easter baskets were used as favors and one was placed at each place. The baskets con­ tained pastel colored fresh spring flowers. A delicious fried chicken Don’t discard empty coffee or shortening cans. Paint them a bright color and use them in children’s rooms for trinket holders. One way to preserve the ap­ pearance of a cook book is to give the cover a coating of shellac. The coat protects It against grease and staining. Try using a vegetable tu r­ een, a candlestick, a cham­ pagne bottle, a gravy boat or a tea kettle for a flower contalneer. supper was enjoyed together Also the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. with bsked potato, cole slaw, T. L. Lingo Jr., Mr. and 3(rs. hot rolls, cake and ice cream. Theo Auiin and Mrs. Louise Beasley. Guests who enjoyed the de­ licious supper and dancing at the attractive new home of the Aulins, were the three honored seniors and their classmates, DeUy Fore, Char­ lie Miller, Gay Ulrey, Arthur Evans, Nancyann Swenson, Sherry Walts, Jim 'Saucer, Marilyn Partin, Ted ilellhom, Karen Janson, Pat Erwine, Itex Brooks, Jim Brewer, Paul Lukas and Jim Courier. WEEK-END PLAY SHORTS Chooaa Proa Baaford’a Largest Selection ANY PAIR PLAY SHORTS INSTORE THIS WEEK ONLY! Tha U. 8. Department of Agriculture has announced the development of a new lowcost chemical treatment that extend* the Ufa of outdoor cotton fabrica. HOT WEATHER 18 TALL, COOU DRINK TIME — REPLENISH YOUR GLASSWARE NOW1 SANFORD PH. 323*0313 I * M ISSES t REG. VALUES Sft.99 To S91-99 $ MRS. AMOS SCHOELLES, 135 Sue Drive, Weat Lake Rrantley, observed her 81st birthday April 16, 1965, with her muiiy friends sharing in tha festivities. Mra. Schocllcs and her husband are originally from Lockport, N. Y., having made their home in Florida for the past 15 years. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD The newest handbag for spring la tha amall shoulder bag In leather. Tho straps are shorter than the shoulder bag of a few years ago. If you keep your closet well organised you will find that you can dress much more quickly. Keep all your clothes except furs In transparent bags so that they ran be really located in tha morning rush for work. Shoppe * 106 S. PARK JUNIO RS 8carvra d r e a a u p a n d change the appearance of any simple dree*. One way to add variety la to wind tha ocarf through tha atranda of a necklace. MR. AND MRS. OSCAR KITTILSON of Beloit, Wine., huvo been vlnitlng her nUter nml hunband, Mr. und Mrs. Glenn Whimile at their homo on Mayflower Lino in Ilcur Lake. Mra. Whipple and Mra. Klttilaon aro ahown enjoying tho happy reunion. » OF FINE FABRICS 8lnre a bathing ault shows off the figure more than any other sportswear item, it la a big fashion mistake to buy one without first trying It on In front of a full-length mir­ ror. The fashion-conscious wom­ an should not overlook tha Importance of belts aa a fash­ ion accessory. They are Jeweltil, tassrled, fabric or leather and will play a big role on the spring scene. * After - Easter It doesn't necessarily taka a lot of money to he well dreased. Any girl with good taste and fashion know-how ran ba well turned out on a rompnrativcly modest budget Planning la tha key. 322-0886 9111 Grapaville Are. Boaters and Bathers Will Love Our ‘‘WlkT Fabrics For “Craiy" Playdothen. The Theo AulinsHost Party For Oviedo High Seniors Milady's Fashionettes F lee era Fi#r Alt O u itlu a t Free Delivery OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS were recently honored with a gradu atlon party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Auiin Jr. Enjoying the fea tivitiea from the left are Ted Auiin, Jan Beaaley and Marshall Lingo. MRS. JOSEPH B. SCOTT, left, was honored recently with a ahower given a t the home of Mrs. Richurtl Hale, 3503 Jamison Drive, Beur Lake. Grapeville Florist POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES Summery Fabrics I PER C E N T INTEREST A V IN G S CERTIFICATES! « A new, extra-long rolling pin is finished with a no-fUck substance so that aven sticky dough cun be .WMhed. off quickly with soap or detergent THE HAPPY PEOPLE YOU NOTICE TODAY HAD THEIR RASTER PICTURES FINISHED — BY — FLOP/DA STA TE B A N K I • �Miss Diane Meister To W ed wedding. i immediately following By Maryann Miles There will be a reception I wedding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mels* te r of Forest City announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Diane, to Wii* liam Decker, on Sunday, April 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the chipel in McClure Hall. Elder James Hamrick, of the Seventh Day Adventist Church In Torest City, will perform the c e r e m o n y . Friends of the family are cor­ dially invited. Miss Meister is new to the Forest City area, along with her famiiy. The Meliters are originally from New York City. Miss Meister Is a grad­ uate of Loma Linda Univers­ ity in California. Mr. Decker is from Chi­ cago, 111., and is being trans­ ferred from his position with the Tri State Investing Agen­ cy. He is a graduate of An­ drews University in Michigan. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Decker, will come MISS DIANE MEISTER from Chicago to attend the th e COCK-A-DOODLE CASSEROLE K cup chopped green pepper 1 gvt-ox. Jar sliced mush­ rooms, drained 2 tbsps. butter % tap. salt U tap. poultry seasoning 1 17-ox. can golden cream style com 1 cup dairy sour cream 3 cups drained cooked noodlea t cups cooked diced chicken paprika . . .5* tit*. tcfsn. jKQPcr- Jinipn and mushrooms in melted but­ ter until vegetables are Just tender. Remove from beat, stir In salt, poultry seasonlng, canned corn and aour cream. Pour over noodles snd chicken in greased I qt. cas­ serole. Stir UghUy to mix. Sprinkle with paprika, if deaired. Bake in preheated oven (330 degrees) for 23 to 30 minutes. Serves 6 to i. • • • The average homemaker realises the importance of vegetables in the daily diet. They provide etarchcs and sugars for energy, as well as several impressive amounts of vitamins A, B, C, E and G in addition to mineral salts. Getting the family to eat its vegetables is often times a very big problem. The solu­ tion is ■ bit of kitchen crea­ tivity. Vegetables can be gla­ Welcome Friends ■MMMVR e nFIRSTn Q UeA Ui TfY ^f^ _ To Sunday Fete f t n Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lovelace of Asalca Lane are in Tallahassee to attend the graduation exercises of their son, Johnny. N morized with sauces, spices The "Make Your Own Mix" is and garnishes, or they esn be now ready to use or store in combined in casseroles and a closed canister on your pan­ other main dishes for flavor try shelf. • • t zip. Here are several dishes MAKE YOUR OWN to try. PASTRY MIX SPEEDY CHICKEN BAKE Small Recipe 1 19-ox. can green asparagus 2 cups shortening spears, drained 6 cups flour, salted 1 10Vi-ox. can cream of chick­ en aoup, diluted 1 tbsp. salt 1 cup shredded C h e d d a r Large Recipe 4 cups shortening cheese 12 cups flour, salted 3 tbsps. milk 2 cups diced cooked chicken 2 tbsps. salt Arrange drained aiparagui Sift flour w’ilh salt into ■ In a shallow casserole. Blend bowl. Cut In shortening using soup with milk, stir In chick­ ■ pastry blender or fork, until en. Spoon mixture over sspar- the mixture la the consistency agus, sprinkle with cheese. of com meal and small peas Broil 4 Inches from heat about Store in a covered container S minutes or until heated. in a cool place. Use at needed to make pie dough. How to Serves 4 to 6. • • • make the pastry: BASKET CORN BURGERS 1 7 or •" crust, 11* cups mix, 1 to 2 tbsps. water 1 lb. lean ground beef 2 7 or 8" crusts, 2 cups mix, salt and pepper 1 12-ox. can golden whole ker­ 2 to 3 tbsps. water nel corn, drained 1 9-inch crust, lVi cups mix, H cup catsup 2 to 3 tbsps, water Vfc cup shredded American 2 9-Inch crusts, 2tk cups mix, cheese 3 to 4 tbsps. water Season ground beef lightly 8 SVvinch tart shells, 41k cups with salt and pepper. Divide mix, 3 to 7 tbsps. water in eight equal portions. Pal Place "Make Your Own onto bottom* and aides of Mix" in bowl. Sprinkle cold large aluminum foil • lined water, a little at a time, over muffin cups. (Let foil extend different parts of pastry mix. above edges of muffin tin for Toss together lightly with a easy removal.) Bake In 350 fork. Use as little water as degree oven about 20 minutes. possible, Just enough to moil Combine drained canned corn ten dough. Place dough on with remaining Ingredients. waxed paper, knead 3 times Spoon mixture Into meat cups. Press gently with the paper Bake an additional 3 minutes into a hall. Let It stand at or until cheese Is melted and room temperature lor 13 to corn is bested through. Serves 20 minutes. • • • 4. • • • BAKED ICE CREAM PIE Prepare pie dough mtx for PARISIAN PEAS a 1-crust, 8-inch pie, Bake be­ W cup heavy cream fore filling. I egg yolk, well beaten MERINGUE ltk tbsps. butter, melted 3 egg whites salt and pepper U tap. salt 1 17-ox. can Early June Peas, \ Up. cream of tartar drained J _ttp. j u u / l u f - 0 j i « ................ ___J.lhi{U L-iiuur,--------------1 tap. vanilla Blend cream with beaten FILLING egg yolk. Add to melted but­ ter In saucepan. Cook over 1 qt. lee cream, very firm Make meringue by beating low heat, stirring frequently until ilightly thickened. Gent­ egg whites with salt until atltf ly stir in drained canned peas but not dry. Gradually beat in and parsley flakes. Heat sev­ cream of tartar and sugar, eral minutes. Season to taste until meringue is very stiff. with s ilt and pepper. Serves Add vanilla. Place ice cream firmly into cold baked pastry 4. • • • shell. Pile meringue lightly over ice cream. Spread to Here are two handy "MAKE YOUR OWN MIXES" rim of shell (o completely cover ice cream. Bike in a 2 cups shortening • cups sifted all purpose flour very hot oven I4W degrees) 3 minutes, or until meringue 1 tbsp. salt 14 cup double acting baking is a delicate brown. Serve immediately. powder • • * Combine sifted flour, sail CHOCOLATE ALMOND ■nd baking powder. Stir well. DREAM PIE Sift into a large bowl. Add Prepare pie dough mix for shortening. Use fingertips or pastry blender to distribute a 1-crust, 9-inch pie. shortening throughout dry In­ 1 large (4tk ox.) chocolate al mond candy bar gredients until mixture re­ sembles coarse corn meal. 20 marshmallows Leather lamp tie dusted with Once a month, soft cloth and a of vaseline. shades shoutd a dry doth. polish with a small amount CohiWi 'i cup milk pint whipping cream 1 tsp milla ! marshmallows Combine chocolate bar, 20 marshmallows and milk in top of double boiler. Melt and stir until mixture Is smooth and creamy. Remove from heal and cool. To cool quickly place In a pan of Ice water. Whip cream and add vanilla. When chocolate mixture Is cool, fold into whipped cream and blend well until amooth. Pour into baked 9-inch pie shell and chill several hours. Before serving decorate with easy marshmallow daisies, (Viih scissors, cut each of the 4 marshmallows into pettishaped pieces. Arrange the marshmallow petals to resem­ ble daisies on the surface of the pie. Center each daisy, with a piece of marshmallow tinted yellow with food color­ ing. New Arrivals Chief and Mrs. Raymond Palmer (USN, ret), of Celery Avenue, announce the birth of twins April 7 at the Orlan­ do Air Force Bate Hospital. The boy, who weighed three pounds, 14 ounces, has been named Raymond Eugene Jr. and the girl, who weighed six pounds, eight ounces, will bo csllrd Bridget Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer have six other children, five daugh­ ters and a ton. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoyt, of Roilindale, M an., and pa­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Yute Palmer, of Decatur, Ark. „ ¥ P e ^ y „ '¥ w lw c k rt..th e .Jie i ro of many film cartoons, has become a talking doll. Ha standi la-inches tall and d«IIvers to typical W o o d y phrases. HARLOW WAVES SWAY NEW HAIRDOS — Hairstyle* take a cue from the 1930* waves of the late actress Jean Harlow (right), Rasie idea of softness nnd feminity prevails hut spring and summer hairdos rely more on curls, bungs and cheek curls. Model (left) shows current inter­ pretation. Forest Lake Personals By Maryann Mliea Mr. and Mrs. Vcrle Thomp­ son have returned from taking Mrs. A. Harding to her home in Virginia. From there they went to Washington. D. C., and vu.tcu oinrr relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. J. Jolley and the new little baby daughter, Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young had as recent guests Mr. snd Mrs. Harold Taylor and fam ­ ily from Jacksonville snd Mrs. Jim Fraicr of Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ncubieser have had Mrs. Dorothy Kirk and Mr, and Mrs. John Itsuser from New Haven as recent houseguesta. Mrs. Hau­ ser and Mrs. Kirk are sisters of Mrs. Ncubleser. Other guests of the Neubiesers have been Mrs. Carrie Gerard from New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marlowe. Mrs. Stella Klimosz Broome, former Dean of Girls at For­ est Lake Academy, spent a recent weekend visiting her family In Canada. Both she and her husband will be com­ pleting work for their Mas­ ter's degree* at Andrews this summer. The J. D. Miller familyspent a weekend visiting rel­ atives in Sarasota recently. T H IN K OF DECORATING t By Maryann Miles Major and Mrs. Harry Wil­ liamson, and three youngsters, Warren, Teri, and Denise, of Sand Like Road, drove down lo Zephyr HUIs to spend the Easter holiday with her mo­ ther, Mrs, Anna Johnson. Elder and Mrs. Wallace Coe and their daughter, Janet, stayed with college class­ mate*, Mr. and Mr*. II. RayPike, while attending the mu­ sic festival. Elder Coe is president of the AlabamaMississippi Conference. Kenneth Knccht his gone to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird of Lake Brantley had Mrs. Mayo Clinic for a chcck-up. Baird's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. O. Hughes from Charlotte, North Carolina, visiting them over the Easter holidays. Real cool buys! Freshly styled tops and akirta in crisp, crinkly acetate-andcotton aeeriucker m ala light of summer — and rod off budget worries in the bargain! Cardigan or notch collar Jacketa with or without sleeves . . . all with slender skirls. Rlue, pink or black, sites 8 to 18. Bear Lake n if t y g if t y Make apple-cranberry eon serve for your family or for gifts. Quarter and seed 2 oranges a n d put through coarse blade of food grinder. Add 2 cups of water and cook 20 minutes, then acid 2 cups each of fresh cranberries, canned apple sauce and su­ gar, 1 cup of seedless raisins and Q teaspoon of sail. Cook rapidly, stirring often, until IIdck. Pour at once into hoi sterilised J a r * and seal. Makes 6 cups. Personals Mr. and Firs. Albert Jacobs of 1338 Lake Asher Circle in Bear Lake, have recently re ­ turned from D e F u n 1 a k Spring* where they visited with his mother, Mr*. T. M. Jacobs. From there they vis­ ited Mrs. Mary Walder in Mississippi. Upon returning home, they h id news that Mrs. Jacobs* a u n t , Sir. Kronia Bell, had passed away in Georgia, so they attended tha funeral last weekend. EASY CARE FOR SUMMER KODAK INSTAMATIC ”100" . . $12.88 8 MM KODAK MOVIE CAMERA (PLUS 1 ROLL FILM FREE!) . . $15.88 828 — 127 — 120 13 MM (29 EXPOSURE) F IL M _ _ _ _ $2.98 fiinschJL&i WINTER PARK MALL Personals Mr. and Mrs. Carroll e r a s have been In Canada on a business trip, CAMERA SPECIALS TH EY T H IN K OF . . . INTERIORS r orest City seersucker top and skirt sets . . a t e ^jut.M xi. JL JE .-U ad lat hive had as their guest Rev. Howard Bryce, from Nigeria, Africa. He has been a mis­ sionary sent by the Baptist Board to a Leprosarium in INCLUDING PROCESSING f ig U S EAU Nigeria for the last 12 years., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder He has now returned to h it'h a v e had their son, Leroy, home in Canada where he Isj visiting them recently. Leroy convalescing from a serious Is a member of the Hi.llopper tropical d'sease. Quartet at the college C.U.C. Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Lytic have rrlum ed to their home In Chllllcothe, Ohio, after spending the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Helen V. Hupp. Going back with the grandparents was John Hupp, returning to West Virginia to finish the eighth grade with his brother-in-law, who is teaching the church school COLOR FILM _ _ _ _ roll 93c WHEN FLO RIDIANS . . . April 22. 1965 — Page 5 RrralB Personals By Mrs. B. L. Johnson • • • Ranfarl The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Will isms are hon­ oring their parents this Sun­ day, April 25, with an open house from 3-6 p.m. on their 25th wedding anniversary at their home, 400 Plumosa Drive. No formal invitations arc b e i n g extended and alt friends and relatives are enrdially invited to rail dur­ ing the appointed hours. dinmsimaksM Well, now Easter is over. Next Important day coming up will be Mother’s Day. And that is a few weeks sway yet. Cooks love casseroles be­ cause they are easy to fix and versatile, loo. For exam­ ple here's a Com Pudding that ii a perky dish and will have your cowboyi and In­ dians calling for mare. COMANCHE CORN PUDDING 2 Ibsps. finely chopped onion I t cup shredded dried beet 2 tbsps. butter U cup milk 2 tbsps. Oaur U tap. salt 3 eggs, well beaten t t cup shredded Cheddar cheese 2 12-ox. cans whole kernel com with red and green peppers, drained Sauta onion and dried beef in melted butler until onion is lust tender. Set aside. Add milk, flour and salt to beaten eggs In medium sited bowl; beat thoroughly. S t i r in cheeae, drained canned com with aweet peppers and aauteed onion-beef mixture. Pour into a greased IVk qt. oblong casserole. Bske In pre-hested (ISO degree) oven about 33 minutes. Let it stand 3 to 10 minute* before s e r v i n g . Serves Riff The Ted Williams LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECRE8T SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON RELUCT PHONG 822-7911 DIGGIN’ DENIMS REALLY DIG THE BEACH SCENE! _________ When you net down to acriouit iwimminic take off the bow-tie, wrup nklrt and hit the ■urf in the dotted ahorta and halter bra. All cotton in navy with red and white ahorta and trim. 5 to 15 — 8IB.Q0 • Accredited Charge Aerostats Welcome! • Open Friday Evealaga Downtown Sanford 2 ■ 5 2"”6 8 * 8s T-14 Now when you want them moat — Ponney'a come* up with special low prices on girls' spark!ing-fresh aummerweart Breezy draises, neat pant-ahort-and-crop-top aeU . . . all in nearauckerl What'a morn — a t theaa low, low Penney prices you'll want to acoop up several! �* nniwana * Aimed There le no pten at present. The Preeldent of the United 8tetee doea not hare an eco­ nomic-development plan for IIy Cat. Ray Crenley WASHINGTON (NBA) — In presenting the Southeast A»ia Development Plan with ■och fanfare at Johns Hop* Una Ua! vanity, Pnaident Johnson may have killed much of ite effectlreneea. Thla la the judgment of eome U. 8. official! familiar with the propetal. For the eucceet of the plan dependa on Ita having a Made-ln-Aila rather than a Made-in-U. S. label. The development prognm, In fact, la aimed eventually at getting the United Statea off the hook in Southeait Alla: 1. So U. ft foreea wont be after another — Thailand, l-io*. Malaysia, the Philip* pinei. 2. So the fight agalnet armed aggreealon la South* eaat Aaia won’t be labeled U. 8. interfannee In the Orient. Rather, It would be clear that Red aggreulon In Southeait Alla waa aggrea* ilea agalaat Ailani. ». Bo the United Statea won't have to carry almoit alone the heavy financial, pol­ itical, peychologlcal and mili­ tary burden of aaving South* aait Aila. If the development plan la made in Alia by Ailani and led by Ailana and include! the participation of a wide range of countriea under the United Nation!, a iliable number of nation! would have a veiled Internet In prntec*Ing the region. There wouldn’t b e -ih t-ln ^ . .difference, or the let-the.ll, B.-do.it attitude, that prevaili regarding Viet Nam, The non-American label might alao make it poulble to enllat countries euch at Burma and Cambodia In thin common effort to strengthen themselves agalnit subverlion. United Netlone Secretary General U Thant anerta that Burma today fears U. S. arms aid would enmesh it in the East-West struggle and endanger Its Independence. b IND THE BICGIST SELECTION... LOWEST PRICES! T E F L O N - World's first nuclear-pow­ ered icebreaker, named the Lenin, was constructed by the Russians. / C E N T E R PLASTIC HOUSEW ARES S A IE ! v2 p r ic e : Vi p r ic e : Vi p r ic e E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U N E E D FOR N O - S T I C K , N O -F A T C O O K I N G ... NO -SCO UR CLEAN-UP! 4 : « «l w b dftd warel Teflon t i lted; “ ♦ 4 'iff* long, II" wtda. Camp. Value Iff.ffi a I-quart covered souce pan utd_sauce, pan— a 10-Inch fry pan a 5-qvart Dutch Oven a Cover to fit fry pon end Dtrtdt Oven a Spatula, spear* ft cookbook! ( Capparfarta tlM-TAM Na Modi I* remove old finishes! Use an unfinished, tool 3-stap rystom la A-S-C-sImpial Mokes old, shabby fur* nHwe beovtifufl • fashion aalanl Small Request For Bequests PITTSBURGH (UPI) - An Inventory showed that Mrs. Margaret__y u c a _ Tchlrkow, who died last August at the ■ge ad M, left $IU,*41 to 30 relatives and frlanda and 140,•oo la bar farmer house ksep tr, whh this request: "It la a y hope that tame of the persons to whom I have left bequests will be inclined to visit the graves et my par­ ents and n s once In a while and leave just one Gower on •ach.” » 4 *« The deeelopment concept !■ obvlouily Intended to shift the emphaila of tho fight agalnal aggreulon In South­ east Asia from military to economic and psychological. Hay* one official bluntly, ’’Military methods haven't been very successful.” The economic • development plan would not be deilgned ai a new method for helping win the present war In Viet Nnm. Officials believe Hanoi wilt not consider economic co-oporation as an adequate incen­ tive for giving up the terri­ tory held by the Viet Cong. Rather, offlclele hero be­ lieve tho plan will begin to be effective only after the Viet Nam war Is over. The most they hope le that it would help prevent future South Viet Nam-type ware In that area. This economic • development program, If it goes through, will get rolling slowly. It’s expected to be the end nf •mb-lwfuirf trTtiklil-*(iU the Southeait Allan countries can possibly come up with a wellthought-out plan. It will then In sometime in 11*00 before the various participating and co-operat­ ing countries — Asian and Western—begin to vote any fundi. Assuming the U. 6. Congress likes the proposal, nsw U. S. money likely would not bo available before midm a. Kven then, It wilt be very difficult, if not impossible, for the plan tn start opsratIng effectively In those areas where there la acltva guerrilla warfara or bombing—that le, But the gueiilng h en <i ihall Plan, though more or! lure and with Any program worked out ment along the Mekong Rlrer f count, com- would undoubtedly push » Valley, which rune through eountHee, not multlbllllon-dollar TVA-like perte of Thellend, U o i, Campower - a GREAT J. M . FIELD S STORES �England Improving Under Medicare; Has Headaches, Toe ethers ofwhose esses mey ba By Tom A. Cullen that the national well-being I On the plus aide, life « - | dropped from 82 to 3G in the] However, under a system I some men are more equal than I plan, there are Increasing de l Britain desperately abort LONDON <NEA)—Britons, ha* improved under the aye* I pectancy in England haa in-1 decade between 1952 and 1902,[which ia auppoaed to provide I othera. I manda for a revlalon ol the hospital beds, patienta are more serious. Thes e tway after nearly 20 years of so-1tern, but that there are na- creased by two years. Mater-1 Infant deaths have been cut free medical care for all. And, although few would syatem and an end to abuses, using subtle bribes to ad- it work* la th a t cialiscd medicine, have found [ tional headaches, toe. Inal deatha per 100,000 births impressively. Britons are discovering that | call for abandonment of the! Consider hospital care. With ] mitlcd to hospitals ahead of the patient paya a fee to see a consultant privately. Tha consultant then uses Ale hoe* pttat connections to |v t the patient admitted ahead of other* on the waiting list. Because there are usually at least 500,000 people await* Ing admiision to hoipltals la England and Wales a t any cne time, there la consider* sble advantage to calling ia a consultant, who, ran add eg extra 12,400 a year to his ia* come by this mean*. In fact, the consultant hae emerged a* the glamor hoy of the national health pro* grnm. Not only docs he get six weeks' paid holiday a year, hut he can work as little aa he pleases in hospital. Serna refuse to see more than four patients per half day, leaving the rest to their Junior staff, Britain's 20,000 family d*»tors, on tha other hand, are considered overworked and underpaid. Average pay of a family doctor under eoclalised medicine is 17,742 a year. Ia order to boost this figure he must try to expnnd his case load to the 3,500 maximum permitted. The shortage of doctors here has thrown an added burden onto the existing staff and strained their equipment and facilities to the breaking point At present, Britain la losing through emigration between 600 to 800 doctor* a year, which la equal to a quarter of the combined output of graduates from alt her medi> cal schools. Bigger aalariea, better fan* Itltiea and mora leisure time for themselves and their fern. Hies are luring British doctor* to the United States and to Commonwealth countries. To check the “brain drain.* aa it ia called, the General Practitioner*’ Assn, is da* Camp. Value $f maudlng th at tha average net Camp. Vafu# I .TP pay of family doctor* should Use In tub, shower, Yea gets assorted needier, ba raised to a t least (9,800 on stairs, etc. to pins, tap# measure, thlrflblee, 5 pdn per year. M w ry fttfy Cormoot Amu «r ovoid costly falls) pin cushion, or sew. machine Meanwhile, t h e national needier, bobbins, seam rippertl C A R M IN T R A C K S L A K -A -R A K V IN Y L B A G JU M B O B A G health program ia literally de­ X Snap- pendent upon the 4,000 over­ CNAUt fastener seas doctors, many of them B IT Asians and Africans, who [CURLER TOOLKIT coma here to complete their Comp. Valuo 7.95 Comp. Valuo 94c C o m p . Valuo 2.98 MARKER Comp. Valuo 2.48 HAMPER B THREAD studies or to gain practical 7 4 Contains 2 pockets of para. Comes wilh casters, shelves HOLDS 20 SPOOLS For suits 47"i for dresses 54"j Camp. Made of sturdy heavy fibre* Camp. Vaht experience. For dresses 54*1 for sulti 42" for hats, packages A shoes, for blankets. Keeps clothes Vd**|l Half of the emergency sur­ fllos". Saves space In closets. It rubbers. Blanket B o g -------- 1 (4 7 dust free. • t d a It Thread not Included, Camp. Vtfce It gery in Britain is performed by these overseas visitors. The national health lenrlca cost* British taxpayers about SO " to 4 0 " (2d) billion ■ year. But this la CLO UT POLI Me t a l i EXPANSION HAT ZIPPEREO TOTE due to aoar when the present S C IS S O R S P IE C E S E W IH I - • *r. M-*' ' ’ * Ml COAT RACK BAA CAL SHOE-SAB Camp. Vafae I J t charge for prescriptions cornea A N D S H E A R S M A C H IN E P A R T S 'f / off In February. 7 A < ea UA" to 7 2 * _____________ l .f ? 7 4 * The health service la fl» Ceewt e n i l I l Camp, Vataa i J f g*— ■Ha****1 Camp. VmI. I.tt minced ntnlnly by taxes, el* Htuiglng H e ld s p a ir though every employed m aa give* about 50 cent* a week S H O I R A C K IG A R I R I N T ■ A 6 from his pay as his contribu­ tion, Employed women and S E W IN G D R E S S M A K E R S SEW.MACHINE 12 Hook boys and girls under 18 ara ADS K IT Comp. Valve l .2 f TABLECLOTH S E W IN G SIT U T IL IT Y K IT Cemp. Value 99c assessed at a reduced rate. I V A M T Cemp. valuo 1J7 a ZJppered, Helds Id gar. Ma de of durable washable A committee headed by St# * • Camp. Yalta I JO 7 4 * 7 4 * 7 4 * • luih for yean of wee. mentt .W ee It CeewWUell Ceew. Velm It Ceew.Vefc.lt Arthur Porrltt, former Olyra* pic athlete and surgeon to tha f v- ~V Queen, who spent four yearn studying the national health program, reported In 1981 that Its benefits were off*e| A frrA rfr tiy defects and omlealont. SAVE 20% TO 50% AND MORE "X S O M S S IW * ST O R A G E CH EST tW ith Moth Protection I Indispensable for poor sowing needs! Provent accidents! 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Bee IU 4 •sa fe r* a ssr^ take Heap H o n Nerrle TB 1-1114 B, gemleolo Mildred Ilaeay 844-5421 Deltona Mary Gettlago Bear »»*t 885-8541 088-4481 D nB oa �m i f p j r » .» n i f e T - — sports siftings by barry lawes The first annual all-county cinder meeting la over, and the oval at Seminole High la quiet. It might be fit* ting now to be a little retrospective about the whole affair. Seminole High won the meet with 124 points, com­ pared to Lyman's 82 and Oviedo’s four points. But this appears to us as a rather hollow victory, In view of the lack of competition and depth of squads offered by Ly­ man and Oviedo. This Is not meant to downgrade the Oeryhounds of Lyman or the Lions of Oviedo, After all, only the night before the county meet, Lyman brought home the Klwants Relays trophy from Kustls when they competed In their own class. The same goes for Oviedo, In their own element, the Lions’ thindads would probably make a very good showing. But the site of Seminole High allows track coach Dick Williams a pretty good field from which to choose his boys. It stends to reason that the larger a school the mors depth a squad can muster. e e • • e There were some bright moment* during th* meet, when three Seminole High record* fell by the wsyeld*. Top honors for this fest go to Rick Wslstrom with his 10 second running of the 100 ysrd dash and hie 20.2 aeconde recorded in the low hurdles. Walstrom hae every reason to be proud, particular­ ly of his mark In the 100 yard dash. Ten seconds la ex­ cellent time for any schoolboy. Georgs Msrkos deserves a big hand for Ms high hurdles running, setting the new mark of 18.1 seconds. But In many of the other events, the Seminole* let down, falling way below their established marks. I t Is hoped the answer to this Is the lack of competition. Only time will tell, of course, since the Seminole* go to Uetro Conference Friday. * * * * * There waa one truly lamentable fact about the all­ county meet, and that was the lark of spectator!. W# won’t dwell on the leek of organlietlon In conducting th* m eet as time and better planning wll correct this. But the handful of spectator* was a pitiful aight. This, of course, 1* not a situation unique to Sanford alone. For aome unexplained reason spring sport* do not draw like their fall and winter counterpart*. But when boys on tho squad are heard commenting on tha lack of aupport being ahown, even by their achoolmatee, It doea hurt a little. A track man, a baseball player, a ewlmmer, or what ever, doe* not work any lee* hard a t his sport Just because It li In the eprlng. Each youth is as dedicated as the football or basketball player, and each would appreciate seeing some eupport from hie school and city. Last week when the Seminole swimmer* met Ocala In th* Ft. Mellon municipal tank, there were more fan* from Ocala In evidence than from Sanferd. Lack of support may not have been the cause behind Seminole's loss, but we have no doubt It may have been a contributing factor. Since assuming tha position as your eporta Scribe, we have been attempting to muet the mentors who guide our various sports squads throughout the county. Un­ fortunately, we have not met all of them yet, but we wll). I t takes time to get to know everybody as we ahould, Just ss It takes time to settle Into a new routine. This Is being accomplished, however. I t la our Intention to report fully and factually each and every sporting event that takes plnre In Sanferd and Seminole County, hut often times a tack <if spare will force us to omit some coverage of events. When this hap­ pens, we hope you will bear with us and not feel it an Intentional slight. These sports pages are yours, we want you to enjoy them. Nichols Seeks Title In Texas Open Golf SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) —Hobby Nichols, the Louis­ ville slugger with his golf swing In (ho groove, sets out today on the first leg of his quest for a Texas Open title that would give him back to back vlctoriei an the summer golf tour. The 29-yeir-old Nichols, who •urged from 28th to fifth in money winnings by grabbing the $12,000 top prize In the 'Houston ' Classic ' Inal' week, ranked along aide of Doug Sandora aa the co-favorite for the big check In the $80,000 Country Club. Nichols warmed up for the 72-bolo affair with a breezy three-under par 67 Wednes­ day that earned him $187.80 unofficial money with a tie for fifth in a pro-am prelude to (lie mala event over the 0,700 yard par 38-38-70 Oak Hills lay­ out Sanders, meanwhile, wai out of the money In the pro-am and did not even bother to turn In n score, but the curlyhaired Georgian usually hai found the tree-studded Oak Hills to his liking and is ex­ pected to finish well enough to bold onto his No. a rank Oviedo Baseball Nine In Tourney 111 1 I ' l i i l i m u K i i i n i i i — 'Canes Battle Bishop Moore To Deadlock By Jim Bacchai Herald Sports Writer South Seminole and Bishop Moon fought to a 3-3 dead­ lock In an tinning Ue ballgame yesterday afternoon at Coop­ er Field In Caaaelberry. The game waa stopped af­ ter eight rounds to allow the evening Little League action to begin. Bruce Stuart hurled tha dis­ tance for South Seminole, yielding three runs, all un­ earned, oo three base hits. Stusrt struck out 10 Hornets, while walking only three bat­ te n . He was also the leader of a Hurricane hJUing attack, which featured five safeties. The ’Cane* pitcher slammed a home run for his team ’a in­ itial tally, In the second frame, and then scored hit team’s second run altar draw­ ing a base on balls. Mickey Hawks belted a runproducing double in South Seminole's two-run fourth Inn­ ing and Jim Lucia, Mike Har­ gis, and Jamie Cornell chipped In with a single apiece. Bshop Moore'a big hit was two-run double by short­ stop Larry Strack which tied the score In the seventh inn­ ing. Rick Dunn and Jeff Chernega rapped alngtea for the Hornets. Bishop Moore's offensive performance waa aided consid­ erably by six South Seminole errors. John Hickson hurled flaw­ less relief ball for Bishop Moore retiring each of tha 10 batters he faced, while chalk­ ing up four strikeouts. Spolskis Hold League Lead Jane and John Spolskl ran Into strong competition from their opponents in the Friday Night Mr. and Mrs. League at Jet Lanes but itlll managed to keep their first place posi­ tion. They could manage only a split with Elaine and Steve Kostival, aa Elaine act the pace for all the ladies in the league with a fine 173/818 aeriea. Spolskl notched a 198/ 833 to lead hit team. Audrey Bolger rolled a 167/ 443 to help her team to a fourgame sweep over the team of Bonnie and Dan Szechy. Bob Bolger contributed a 171/498. Clarence Henning rolled a 189/848 in a two and two draw with Jackie and Karl Spear. Karl showed a good 175/318 scries. Ann and Bob Gabel grabbed a three-point win over Mary and Roy Stermeo despite a fine 196/833 by Roy, Ann shot a 164 game and Bob a 198 game for the Gabel team Rich Murphy found tha range for a 202/331 aeriea but they lost all four points to the 173/443 by Mary Jo and the 180/316 by Milton Smith. among the money winners. Bruce Devlin and Juan (Chi Chi) Rodrigues, who pushed Nichols to the limit In Houston last week by finishing Just a stroke off the winning psce, also conquered Oak Hills par Wednesday with CDs. Three olher pros bettered Nichols 87 and one— Shelly Mayfield — matched It. Vet­ eran A1 liciselink, Don Jan­ uary and clgar-rhomplnc.Char­ _ PIULAfiELPJOA (UP!) lie Sifford all slipped In with Boxing Hall of Fame Willie Pep will fight local lightweight 60s. Jackie Lennon la an eightrounder at the Philadelphia Arena Monday night. Fight Slated Powell’s Leads Mixed Keglers Powell's Office S u p p l y continue to lead th* Thuradny Night Mixed league at Jot l.unrs after taking three points from ths third place Goof Of fa. Marge Carruthera and Ralph Bella aet a blistering par* for Powcll'a with a 203/837 and 212/840 respectively and were too much for tha Goof O ffs to handle. The Eight Balia held their second place spot with a three gams romp over tha Tortoises aa Margie Kipp polled e-18S/B87-and -George Kents bombed a 191/828. Bus Jackson rolled a 187/* 613 and Buddy Proctor cams through with a 184/824 ssrisa to ast tha pace for the Lead Pina la a thrws gams win over ths Depends bias. Helen Kaelln also chimed In with a 89 gams and Mae Fehr added a 182/484 all for tha Lead Pina. Eleanor Anderson was the star for the Depend ablei with a 169/478. Oviedo faeot Ocoee this af­ ternoon la tha first round of Claai B, Group * district baseball tountamaot on tho Ocoee diamond. Other action In tho twinbill affair pita llontvorda against fit. Cloud. Winners of tho games will moot Friday at 4 p, m. to decide tho title. A vi i tel leaves or eaters Oviedo finished its regular New York harbor every go minutes. •essoa with a 7-4 record. Falls Short CINCINNATI (UPI) - The 10 1963 National League home opening games drew a total of 331,604 paid admissions, falling 11,416 short of tha allUrns record of 333,010 aet last year. Signs Contract CHICAGO (UPI) - Chicago defenalva eod Ed O'Bradovich, who aaw little action last sea •on taacause of Injuries, sign­ ed his 1968 contract with tha B*«r* Wednesday andvow sd to report to aummer training in the beat condition ever." i i w SHS Golfers In State Meet Four member* of the Sem­ inole High School golf team will be going after big stakes today, with the open­ ing round* of the atate high school golf tournament un­ derway at St. Lucie Country Club a t Port St. Lucie. Wielding the cluba under tha Seminole banner are Ray Bradford, Roth Vlhlen, Jeff William* and Larry Sher­ wood. Th* boy* are eoached by Seminole athletic director Fred Gana*. Tha two-day tournament I* being played over the com­ pact and tricky Saint* rourae at the country club, stretch­ ing out for 6,647 yards. Seventeen four-man teams qualified In eight group tournament* around tha atate last week. In addition, an­ other dozen youngsters will play for Individual honors, though their team* did not m a k a It. Altogether, 27 schools will be represented. A m o n g the Individuals playing for honors will be Steve Gillespie of Lyman High School In Longwood. Gillespie qualified with an 18-hol* round of 77. All contestants wilt play 18-holes each today and Fri­ day. Play starts a t 0 a m. Sanford Nine Get Revenge In Evans Tilt By Paul Glad Herald Sports Writer What's the old adage . , . turn about Is fair plnyT It could never be truer for the Sanford Bravca. Several weeks ago the Braves Journeyed to Evans In Orlando where they were handed their first baseball loss of the season with the no-hlt hurling of Greg Dorris. Tucsdsy the Evans team came to Sanford, itartcd the game with Dorris on the mound, and another no-bit g a m e waa hurled. Only this time It was Gary Maples tossing the perfect game to hand the Braves a 3-0 vietory over Evans. Both teams were hitloss un­ til the third Inning when Maples slapped a double Into right field. He then scored on a double poled by Billy Grac ey. Graccy scored on a hard hit single by Bill Miller. Miller promptly stale see ond. Aa he was sliding into second, Miller wn* hit by the pickoff throw which bounced off his side and went bound Ing Into left field. Miller pick rd himself up and raced for third. The throw to third waa over the third baseman'* head. Miller kept on going and (cored easily. Evan* put together its big geit threat by loading the bases with no outs. But a fine double play put together by Maples, Tommy Bryan and Mike Long crushed the Uireat. Maples pitched no-hit ball, striking out six to bring Ills record to 3-1. Sanford now held* b record of M -l, - All-Star Cage Team Named I N D I A N A P O L I S . Ind. (UPI) — The college all-stor basketball team scheduled to meet tha Russian national team here April 28 hat been completed with th* addition of Flynn Robinson of Wyo ming, Yarn Benson of the U. 8. Army and Tom Bow man, a former Butler etar. Robinson, a 6-foot-1 guard, la the rre a te it scorer In Wyomlng history, and Benson, also a guard, starred on the Armed Forces all-star team that captured th* AAU rham plonshlp last month. Bcnaon played hi* college ball at Mia m^of Ohio. Bowman, who now playi fiT in in d ustrial league, toured Russia with an AAU Uam two years age. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL'S 818 ARCADE PACKAGE STORE DAILY — • A. M. - 111! P. M. IT I Wl B ra TOP YALtn IT AMPS 3b* B anforb Page 8 — A p ril 22, 1965 R rra lh Longwood Braves ~ Rap Altamonte, 16-6 LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL track Btjund members pose with first ptnee trophy won recently in first annunl Kiwnnin Relays in Eustis. They are, left to ritfht, front row: Darrell ANgier, David Straushan, Paul Lambert, Richard Moore, Richard Ponener, Ron Greene, Larry Groakey: necwul row, Terry Toole, John Blrkheimcr, Glenn Duncan, Gary Planck’ Bob Eldridifep Gary Smith, Jack Rlunton; third row, Danny Overton, Chuck Wattner, Paul Rumbley, Terry Smith, Tom Mioduckl and Mike Ackerman. Coach in Rodney Umberger. (Herald Photo) By Jim Bacchus flerald Sporta Writer The Longwood Braves put together 12 hits for 16 runs and a 16-8 victory over the Altamonte Senators In South Seminole Little League action last night in Casselberry. The Braves' attack was paced by the slugging of Bicky Goodall and Bonnie O'Neal. Goodall slammed a home run and a double and Cards Toss Bench At Braves By Fred Down UPI Sport* Writer Just when everybody thought Red Schoendienst was going to throw the book at the St. Louis Cardinals, he threw the bench at the Milwaukee Bra­ ves. The Impact was enough to make the whole National Lea­ gue take notice. T7»e world champions went Into reverse at the start of the 1905 season with one victory and a tie to show for their first seven games. Schocndienst, the rookie pilot, was on the spot. Was complacency the problem and was the good old redhead rednecked enough to aclT And, U so, bowf Schoendicnat showed ’em Wednesday night when he benched Julian Javier batting .174 in favor of Phil Gsliano and Mike Shannon batting .013 in favor of Tito Francona and got instantaneous re­ sults in the form of a 6-3 vic­ tory over the Braves, Gagliano, up from Jackson­ ville of Ihc International Lea­ gue, drove in two runs with sacrifice flies, had five assists, two putouts and participated in two double plays. And Francona, obtained from the Cleve­ land Indians, had a triple and a ainglc in a nine-hit attack that also included homers by Bill White and Lou nrock. The Reds walloped tha Chi­ cago Cubs 9 2, the Houston Astros downed the Philadel­ phia Phillies 11-4, the San Francisco Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2, and the Los Angeles Dodgers topped the New York Mets 5-1 in other NL games. In the American League, Cleveland beat Los Angeles 6-5, Minnesota defeated New York 7-2, Baltimore shaded Washington 3-2, Chicago top­ ped Boston 3-1, and Detroit nipped Kansas City 1-0. PLAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP 610.00 then weekday Greens Fee 81 l.snd O' Likes Country Club Hwy. 17-93, Casselberry 838-2699 O'Neal bolted two triples and a single. Ronnie Allman rapped a pair of singles and Tim Young belted a single and a dou­ ble to aid the Braves’ cause. O'Neal, the Longwood pitch­ er, limited the Senators to five base hits and in chalking up the victory. _ In minor League play, tha Braves belted the Altamonta team 16-1. A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT IF IT IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. 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The free agent draft rule was passed at the winter meetings last year and begin­ ning April 30 goes into ef­ fect across the country. This means high school, college, American Legion and semipro players get into organiz­ ed baseball primarily through the draft. So instead of all the fren­ zied bidding for the nation's better ballplayers, three wellorganized draft sessions have been scheduled for June, Sep­ tember and January. The setup is the same ns the football and basketball diafl* with teams picking in reverse order of their finish the season before. Once a player is diafted, he becomes property of that club until 15 days before the next (diaft) session. If he has not signed by then, hi* gocs back Into a free agent pool ami ran he diafted by another club. Rut that's where his free­ dom ends, and some of the more promising youngsters don't particularly rare for the new rule—and neither do their parents. “It's quite a disadvantage," said Archie Roberts, the football-baseball star from Columbia University. "You have no bargaining power. It's rrally tough on the in­ dividual. No m atter how- you look at it. be Is really in a bind. At least in football there It competition between the leagues." Roberts, one of the few good enough for a choice of sports, will go with the Cleveland Browns of the Na­ tional Football League be­ cause they will allow him to attend medical school as part of the contract. ‘T had some high baseball o f f e r s even before the Browns’ offer.” Roberts said. "They were from between $75,000 and $100,000. My Im­ pulse was to Jump at it, but then 1 knew I’d lie throwing away medical school, "Being practical, though, If I were just going to grad­ uate without going to medi­ cal school, l*|l lie foolish to pass up an offer like $75,000 or $100,000." From now on, college baseball playera won’t have to worry about making deci­ sions likr that. "The top prospects (till will receive nice bonuses," one baseball official predict­ ed, "but there won’t tie any of those outlandish sum*," Pipe tobacco* in a filte r cigarette? |#Rotary, KofC Teams Only Two Unbeaten Commission Okays With the Sanford Recreation Department'* 196J baseball la d aoftball aeaaons less than two weeki old, only two teams of the 27 participating in the various leagues are still un­ beaten. Rotary In the Junior League and Knlghta of Columbus in the Church League arc unde­ feated after three games. Georges of the Little Ameri­ can, Panning Lumber of the City League and Church of Cod of Prophecy all fell from the unbeaten ranks yesterday. In the Little Leegues, Navy won Ita first game of the seeson behind the effective pitching of Scott Harris. Har­ ris and Danny Conway of Georges teamed up in an oldfashioned pitching duel, each yielding only one hit. Navy de­ feated Georges, 3-1. Mike Parrish had the only I hit for Navy white Gordon Bradley’s double was the lone hit for Georgee. Harris, the winning pitcher, •truck out 14 end issued three beaes on balls. TOe Locomotive Engineer! rallied for three rune in the last of the sixth to Ue Quality Mobile Homes, 3 3, and take t i g game Into extra Innings. Each team scored a pair of runs in the seventh and then in the leal of the ninth, the Engineers scored the winning ruo, giving them the victory, e-i; Doug Milictowekl starred on. the mound and alao at the bet, gcling three-for-four. Mike Laubert was the losing pitcher. In the Junior League, Shrine came from behind to defeat CPO, 11-10, in a free scoring affair. Shrine, taking a never-aaydie attitude, trailed to-0 going Into the bottom of the third, before itariing Uicir rally. They put together six hits, two hy Steve Leach, a total of 13 walks and a hit batsman to give them their margin of vic­ tory, their first of the season. Larry Williams was singled out for his ptay for CPO. He had two hits. Richard Warren was the winning pitcher in re­ lief and Kip Uradcn the loser. Kiwanis squeaked by Klks, 3-2. Alan Cooper turned in a respectable pitching perform­ ance for the winners. Larry Rowland, with the gam e'l only home run: Melt Morgan, Wally Jernigan and Joe Pauline paved the way for Kiwanis. David Soper was charged with the loss. Kingswood moved into a tie for first place In the City League by handing Panning Lumber of Casselberry ■ 15-4 setback. Bud kfoncricf was the winning hurlcr and Harold iielma the loser. Joe Rogers and Butch Cook, each with two hits led the Kingswood batters while Harold Helms rippled three hita into the Kingswood defense. The Kinghts of Columbus kept their perfect record in­ tact by pounding Church of God, 14-9. Nick Constantine picked up credit for the vic­ tory. Dan Simon took hitting honors with three home runs, giving him ■ total of four in three garnet—high in the city. Larry Pivec also hit for the distance. Red Jensen helped the K of C cause* netting three hita for the winners. Chester Fawlcy’s two hita were tops for Church of God. Liston-Clay Bout BOSTON (UPD—Challenger Sonny Liston can proceed with plans for his scheduled heavyweight title fight with Casiiut Clay In Boiton Gar­ den May 25, as far at the Masiachuicts Boxing Com­ mission is concerned. Replying Wednesday night Ulrich Paces Team Victory The Paycho-Ceramica won three pointa from the BID'a to hold their first place lead in the Seminole Memorial Hospital l-eague at Jet t.Hnrs. Tom Ulrich waa the stalwart fo r the Psycho-Ceramics with a 103/5llt while George Mason took high honors for the BID’S with a 179/531. The Medics retained thrir number two spot on the bas­ is of a three point win over the BPK'a as Glenn Cooper showed the way with a 103/527 followed by Ronnie Fred­ erick with a 20H game. George Weig a ml's 172/4S4 was high for the BPK’a. The Pep Pills had a trio of stars in a three point win over the PltN’s. Jerry Min­ ton shot 1H8/51P. Gary Har­ rison had a 175/503 and Wayne Albert "bombed" a 204 game whereas D i r k Elam's 101/522 for t h e PHN's and Lrn Munson’s 177/450 couldn't contain the heavy hitting by the opposi­ tion. to several "inquiries" from Suffolk County Dlst. Ally. Garrett H. Byrne, the com­ mission ruled that Intercom tmcnlal Promotions Inc. is not the licensee of the bout and that Liston "is not now guilty of any act detrimental to the public interests , . A "serious doubt" was raised by Chairman Herman Greenberg April 7 (hat the match would he held in Mas­ sachusetts If Hie committee's investigation uncovered any connection between Liston and Intercontinental. Investigators said the 1961 contract which made Liston an official of Intercontinental had hern one of the reasons why (lie World Boxing Associ­ ation earlier had stripped Clay of Ida official title. 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Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando FLEISCHMANN M .............................................0 ( ,( ......................................... 3 Sir. Ky. llourhon ItEG. 5.20—44.93 CASE BRAKE SPECIAL • » •THE SOFT WHISKEY BLEND" pedal L 1 -F “ EXTRA NEW YORK (UPD — Chair­ man Ogden Phipps announced Wednesday that (lie Jockey Club's program of X-raying Hie knees of 2-year-olds to de­ termine if the young horses are ready for training is tir­ ing extended to the west coast at the request of Hollywood Park. ' Gary Pickens; hark row, Harold Johnson, Calvin Griner, Steven Hitchcock, John Bcrtrnng, Dana Yelinek, Ricky Brasher, Larry Johmtim anil Hucky Hurt. Concho* for leant are Don Hitch­ cock and Roger Either*. (Herald Photo) IMP. SCOTCH Announces Plan LITTLE NATIONAL JV» filter cigarette la packed with America'a best-taatieg rip* tobacct -famous Halfaad Half. Get plea* lag aroma, peat are taste. Try a pack today. 5 STAR ......,1 V . rCity League Standings CPO PRIMED FOR AtTION in little lengue activity this year la Hunt Uncoln-Mcreury team. Potting fur camera are, left to right, front row, Dennis Either*, Charles Reek, Karl Dawson, Chitrle* Thompson, Steven Juhmuin, Craig T aft ami HIGH & DRY GIN & Chain .................................2 P in t Federal ................... 2 Htmt Lln-Mer ................... 2 Locomotive Engineers .. 2 Quality Mobile Homes .. 0 Game Today;. Ch»»e vt. Huntl" iJn Mcr 4:30, Bay Avenue Park LITTLE AMERICAN 7 w L Florida State ................... 2 1 Georges ............................2 1 Strickland-Morrlson ......... 2 1 Sanford Atlantic ......... 1 2 Navy ............. 1 3 Game Today: Florida State ve. Sanford Atlantic 4:30, | Port Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W L Rotary ............... -............3 o Civit an f 1 m Ail ABC IQUNGtS CASE 21 12 OZ. + DEP. 3.39 2. 3.49 »; Qt Itk FULL QUARTS OLD 86*THOMPSON BLEND T A A K A V O D KA ---------SURPSIDE--------- FLORIDA RUM COLUNB G IN M IL L FARM $ O * # • O 0 0 fu n mm dUAII 1 | LANCERS Crackling Wine C#% QO ROSE | �t L Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 1. IiOflt A Found L E T ! * C K L K U I IA T R — T b a classified a r t th a p U t t In aava tlm a am i m oney w han s h o p p i n g for t h a e a r o r y o u r eh nice. 20. Hardwara 61. Articlca For Rent T K D W . L L t A M S I ID W lll-IIII 111 K. 11th. AMERICAN RENT-ALL 22. Plumbing 2. I’crwmnl* D o you h a v a a d r i n k i n g p r o b lam . W r i t e P. O. B o a t i l l , l i t H an fo rd . U A K n i E T r * llaauty S o o t , e o f l w a t e r , e v e n i n g a p p 'l a . IDS So. O a k . I 3 ] - m i . C o n tr a c tin g H epatra F i t KB KHTIMATKB ft. L IIA It V E T H a n f o rd Ava._______ l l l - H I l PAINTINO A repair, llll #tttforb Vrrilb Page 10 — April 22, 1965 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer B. H i a w a t h a . t t l - t l l t 51. Wanted To Buy 2.1. Painting 4. Beauty Care "Y ou n a m a II— W * h n v a I tl" Obr I11-1IH . 24. Well Drilling BKLi. UK lo u r Furniture. Q u i c k Y a r v l r t w i t h Ih* C a sh . B lirE R TRADI.NO POHT. I li- M T T . W A N T E D TO BUY : I n J u l y , 1 n r 4 Bed ro o m H o m e In Kenf o r d - O r le n d o A r e a . P r e f e r W a t e r f r o n t . C. II. Har vla, Iln* IT. UBNH, A r g e n t l a , F P O , N. V.. N. Y. #H»T. .11. Musical lrnttrumenls lll-tlTI. b! t C IIU IU A IIU A H . W a l k e r A fllark A T a n pupplea. P hone 33i-n5oo, R II C IIII IU A II U A P u p p l e a , 1101 W. n t h . 1 1 1 . 1111. A K C flag. B e a g l e H o u n d , t y r. old, H I . Hee a t 15*0 ( I r a n a,la Ave., a f t e r a n.ro. 12. Special Notice* CANAH Day C a m p b a g l n a J u n e t t t h . . L a k e H olden. P u r In* f o r m a t i o n call 111-11*1, F r e d danaa. HTOUGH'H U t i l i t y T r a i l e r Halaa, Bn a t M A, I t o u t l 1, Hnulh H a n f o rd Ava. a t t e n d e d . I l l * M il. 1.1. Catering • Food N l i W t i l t RUN BLANK. I l . l t till. Pic k y o u r o w n , I I I t Ini. p i c k e d f o r >ou. U l i e Alcmroe. l l l - i n i a . _______________________ I I. Bicycle Repalra ALL W O I IK O U A I I A N T E K D W e H a v a I’a r l a A A r r e e a o r l e a to y cn n iiA i. i;;-»;»» 15. Special Servfcea V I C K I Mora t h a n 10,000 re ad* o r a aaa Hi a H a n f o rd H e r a l d e l a a e l f l l d a d e d a lly . B a l a a a t lo w a a l i e p a r l i n e p e r d a y ! n ia l 111-1111 o r m - t l l l and place yo u r adl L A W N MOWINU A E d g i n g . F e a t d apendahla service, re a aonabla, J l l - l i o i VOBH L A N D S C A P E KKIIVICK A n y t y p e — A n y alee A t a p rlre you r a n afford a f t e r 1:10 p.m. 323-1050 SICK ROOM NEEDS W h e a t C h a ir * . W a l k a r a , C a n e a A C r u l r h e a f o r r a n t o r aata. P r e s c r i p t i o n ! *( l.oweal P rle a a . D l a c a u n t l o p eople o v e r I I A all Hervlce p e r s o n ­ nel. C h e c k o u r p r i e s t . FAUST DRUG STORE F re e D elivery Ill-M il A & B CONTRACTORS IIOMK IMPIIOVK MKNTH, BOOKING, PA 1 N T IN O A IN S U L A T IN G F in an cin g A rranged Ill-H it I M Ho F I X I T BH O P N K W LOCAT ION K ranrh H l-IT S I 10. Interior Decoratum "'""HfirTpIfler'TTTTprovar^^^ 1001 JK AN MAHCBL F r e n c h Ave. 1 1 1 -ltto CUHTOM M a d e HH|, t 'o v e r e A D r a p e r . W a l l Itc w a l l c a r p e l Ills. Large aalrcllon lo r l i u o e t f ro m . Alunn Fabric.* & Rugs F II K U K HT IM ATi; A T YOU It IIMMi; •Srrr. 4-erwt— *2- H erv lre A Muppllaa 3314141 l l l l H P a r k Dr 111. llullderH Supplies I'llE*C A H T C o n c r a t a Htepa DRK DOUY L U M B E R CO 1*0 M a r l * Ava H l.O iO l Legal Notice CDL-I P lan o T u n in g ang R epair W. L. t l a r m e n • • i l l - i l l l .14. Upholntery O V E R H T E A UK o f f in e w o r k m a n e h l p In u p h n l a t a r l n g , D r a p e r l e e , Hllprnvera, T im a P a y m e n t * a a l i t t l e aa H mo. D r a p a r y h a r d w a r a Inalatlallon. kulp d k c o h a t in h HIIOP I'll. 111.3131__________ COU RTKOUHT C I I A R D E ACCUUNTH— ll m l lo d c r e d i t If you own a phono. P u t c la iitf led A 'a to w o r k f o r y ° u l FKKK ESTTOATE U p h n lst s r l n * A M a t t r a a * r e n ­ o v a t i n g . New A Used F u r n i ­ t u r e . Call M i B e d d i n g Mfg. Co. a t T0» C e l e r y Av*. H I H IT. I - l a n d 1 B e d ro o m * N K W a n d UHED A w nings A C a b an as QUA LI -Y M O B I L E D O M E S t f w y . 17-91 8 191-1919 Payton Realty l l l - U O t 3040 H i a w a t h a a t 1T-4S Check This One! IgOVKLY 2 bedroom h o m e, w ith nili floors, ■lliiatrct on c o rrirr with tw o Inin. H ub r t n l r a l h e a t a n d a i r , pltia w ell a n d p u m p f o r a p r l n k l e r a>at4»m. Hu lit-I n r a n w a a n d o v en , 1 13.1*00, C a n ha y o u ra f o r 1400 d o w n a n d m o n t h l y p a y m e n t * o f 974.32 I n c l u d i n g l a i n and Insurance. F u r n ­ i t u r e w o r t h a e v e r a l Ihotia* an d * rtf d o l l a r * r a n h e p u r i l i a Red f o r o n l y (l,non. ST E N S T R O M REALTY fill TM H Park 111-3431) L A "flK . NKW. C uam m -bullt home. R olling llllls D n lf C o u r s e , Kan f-andti. F o r In* f o r m a t i o n c a l l 3I1.3-1TI. Ot *1 thought you muat b# a ddsort thalk or aorritthing. °op say* you wo«r a rue on your h ttd l" 96. Houses • Sale or Kent 95. Hoiuefl For Sale 84. Heal E itale • Sale I I E A I . N I C E 1 Btlrnt., h e a t , a i r r n n d .. l c * . tuot. 1101 W. 3rd L A R U E 1 lien ro o m h o m e. 1 h ath a. Fla. room, llv ln g -d ln Ing , l a r g e a l o r a g e . c a r p o r t , 97. Houses For Kent n e a r ahopptng center, p lay ­ g r o u n d n e a r , I t l o m o v e* ynu • ItOOMK, 1 Lots. F e n c e d . U03 In, l l p a y a l l c l o s i n g ! , bu ys M E R L E W. W A R N E R H a n f o rd Ave. e s c r o w . I n s u r a n c e , ale. Call ECHOLS BEDDING CO. R e alto r 1 IIE DRDOM , C o n c r e t e B lock, 331.40(1 a f t e r ( p. m. 7n» H P a r k Avio U f-R P B e d d .n g A F u r n i t u r e 37. Moving & Storage l a r g e F l a . I ta n m , g o o d Io c sRAVENNA PARK. M ed allio n A T F A CT O RY P R I C F . l t lltin o n 1 4 Iota w i t h Hhad y h o m e , 1 h d r m . HA b a t h . Con111 M a g n o lia _______ 3 1 1 - e i H 87. ItuHinewi Rentali t a r t F. W. T a y l o r , d d l - d l l l . Oaks. P artia lly furnished. 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H n laler, H r o o m ie A lim , E a c e l . 4,'uncl. H<i. i 'h . 69. SchiKilH & Instruct inns H electlo n a f 1. t , a n d 4 2 B E DROO M 1*5 m o n l h . k i t Ill-H IT . B e d r o o m s ' n e s t e d In v a r l o t t l clirn e q u ip .. VUV C a t a l i n a , He. l i o n s o f H an fo rd F I . Y IND S E M IN O L E RAN CH l l o h e r l A. W i l l i a m s . 211-3V5I. Cl 14 lit I • liltO A N . I D o i n l n l r a n 1, I m m e d i a t e D e l i v e r y (Hp« re r n l v e r s l t y A i r p o r t ) K l e r t r l r , 3 yr*. old. 332.313 ! I#araj*t1 2 rnlltn H u t n f O r l M o MONTHLY PAYMENTS 2 IIE DROOM . U n f u r n i s h e d , kit* c h e n e q u i p . ITU mo. 1511 Yale n n I l w y , 4i» (• n o w u |i i n . H A N F U R tl h E W IN U C E N T E R FROM 650.00 Ave. 111-1*14 a f t e r 4 p i n . H im U n l I n i l r t i r t l o n n o w «l v1, I. A 4 IIEliRDDMK t u t Ho P a r k Ava. 133-MI1 FOR THE BEST HOME f n In P i p e r t ' h r r o k t * **110". I , I 'A A 3 ll.VT 11 H F U I IN . 1 llrtrrn. h o lie r , r l r n n A C om * on a n d l e a r n t o fly K I T C H E N E Q U I P P E D BUY SALE c l o s e t o U s e r, 9*5 mo. P h o n e NOW, K i p e r l I n alriicllo ri In IAJW MO NTHLY P A Y M E N T S 10% o f f on all New A l »*d 111-S2«I. SEE YOUR I M M E D I A T E D E L I V E R Y * r f l u r d u l t n n a p l i e ra reinnv* M a r h l n r a to s t o r e w i t h Dili F u r I 'o m p l e l * I n f o r m a t i o n ed fro in btlijf t r a f f t r i i a t l e r n a ad T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a HatHi* ot Call Y o u r 'Twin* e n i in** C h a r i e r av ail* 11relay. a tile a n y w h e r e . Kor a j i p o l n l I'HKD KXAMI'I.KH: U N F I 'R N I K I I E D m e n ! I*ti. 3f&-120I. Hnillh C o r n u a 147.i i j Royal 1 Rr., I h a t h , 975; SA LES BROKER 111.76: ll e i n l n g l i o i I4V.I1; 2 l l r , I h a t h , IVu; Real Estate Courne W* H a v e The H o m e F o r You U n d e r w n u .l lll.lu . 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M a h a n - Dll Co R A V E N N A P A R K , I B e d ro o m , 5*3* K. I l w y , 5U • ITI-OUt:. 1 4 b a t h . 9115 mo. 111.(111 O f fic e : I l l . l l I I D A I R Y Q U E E N D r i v e r Halraa f l a r 4 p. iti. DIIEKMIRAtn N E W 4 C y r l e L a w n M o w e r 144: N i g h t s : 11I-0T0V m a n . 1013 I 'a r k Dr.___________ C h o ir* Iota a t a l l a b l t In D r t s n Mingle llril 110; E le c tric Ill-O il I 9 HE DROOM F u r n . H o u s e . ((> h r a l r o f lar ch A r b o r o v e r l o o k . Kane. I I I ! K ttln tt Ave. l l l l P ark p rlv g mo. Includse w a te r . Ill-C O T . 72. Femule Help Wanted I n g g o l f r o u r a a . C u s t o m b u ild in g to y o u r aprrtM c*. T A R PA U L IN I 4 m n F t , a l ­ LOCH AR1IOR 1 IIDRM. M a a n n ry h o m e , * ( • Ilo n a. 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St. Johns Realty Ball-Blair Agency Seminole Realty Let s Do Bus m e s s Togethe r Stemper Agency SOUTHWARD You'll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. Stricklmnd-Morrieon Ford, Inc. 123. Boats ft Motors ' l l T l t - J w i t h R a d io • H e a t e r , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n . 131-1911 ll,0 0«. 1351 OL DKM OIIIL E SI. 4 d o o r Kedan. g o o d r u n n i n g c o n d i ­ tion . V a l d e s H o t e l , Mr*. B u r ­ t o n . P h , 111-1131. 103. Mobile Homes - Kent 13(1 a i r c o n d i t i o n e d T r i u m p h s e d a n , r a d i o A h e a t e r . Muat aril. Her a t 1311 E l l i o t t Ave. 11 a* rt. 1 222-1557. BEDROOM I BEDROOM T r a i l e r on la r g e L a k e . A d u l t s o n l y . 131-71(1. 135* . C H E V R O L E T , I door, ex ceptionally good shape. Ph. 311-4730 a f t e r 1:00 p.m. 12 F t . F I B E R G L A S S b o a t . 10 I IP M otor A T ra ile r, ch eap. 373-3130. II FT. C h ris C r a f t b o a t A G a ­ t o r t r a i l e r w i t h 1353 m o d e l 19 H P B vln ru d * electric a ta r itrig outboard m otor. II** been com pletely o v erh au led . (135 c a s h . C a ll 333-541*. G atew a y To T he W a te r w a y Robson Sporting Goods Yo u r E V I N R U D E D e a l e r 104 «•* E. 1st. Ph. 523-5991 t - 1 - 1 HE DROOM . IIS-1115. Ix>t I n c lu d e d . H A N F O R II M O B I L E P A R K . 1515 H. O r l a n d o Dr., ill-tu n . '4ii F O R D 333-53X3. H O U S E T R A I L E R In H an fo rd . A i r r u n r t l t l u n e d . K u lta h l* f o r r o u p ! * , 145 m u . 122-0511 o r *75*. 1337 K U R D Ton. F 100. t i k e n e w c o m l l t l o n . &3I*793A« B E T T E R H O M E HUTS a r a l a he f o u n d d a l l y In t h e r l a e e l f led e e c tl in o f T h a S a n f o r d H erald. W H I T K H leep er <Vt* ItiSrt. I'h. 222-3102 a f t e r a o r *t 2 630 Kim Avf., Hrtttforil._____ H 101. Trailer Space • Kent T R A I L E R LOTH, K a n f o rd M o ­ b ile P a r k . 2515 H. O r l a n d o Dr. 111. 1530. Itraih lliigg>, 1(0. ____ 118. Trucks For Sale 120, A ulam otne Service AUTO GLASS 106. Apartments for Kent INSTALLED F I) ns. A P T ., 3301 Mellon Mile. Senkarik Glass and Point F U R N . 3 R o o m Ha r a g e A pt. Company H a v e In se e t o a P p r r r U t r , A d u l t s o n ly , No f 'e t a . 101 K. 3 r d Mt. A P T ., N u l l a b l e fo r g e n t l e m a n o r couple* P r i v a t e e n t r a n c e A h a t h 3*01 K. E lm . 333-3307. Al'T K., c l e a n a n d n icety f u r ­ nished. D u p le x . 1302 Kim, Ion . I|!> E lm , to o - u p p e r , 115 • Mil M a g n o l ia , I t o . I’ll, 1 * 1.53(7. F U I IN . D U P L E X . I n d r m . . r e ­ d e c o r a t e d , 1*5 m o , l- a k a J e s ­ s u p . C a ll 333-7511 a f t e r 4:30. 3 li l t . A p t. P h . 333-0753. 4 ROOM Apt., 1 ll d rm . (10 mo. C a ll a f t e r 5, 3 3 1 - v ll} . 1 HDR M . F u r n . Apt., w a t e r I n ­ c l u d e d . tfiS. 313-0557. 1 IIDRM. F u r n . A p t. A p p l y V15 I ' a r k Ave. L 'N F U H N . K itchen 3 lld rm . D u p lex , E q u ip . 331-5531. 3 IIDRM. A l'T .. F u r n . 130. 317 K. C h u r c h Ktu X.o»gwood, Ph. X3H-X3X5. F U IIN . Apt. Close C o w a n . 333-1011. 110 M agnolia I'h. 133-I C 3 a u t o O lie* l o p s A deal C overs AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd Kt. l * 3 - 3 o : i ALL W O IIK n i T A R A N T K K n F t . R U N A B O U T B o a t, 35 I I P S ea K i n g M o to r, e l e c t r t o a t a r i , ( t e a r i n g w h e e l , w In d ehlet.l. E x c e l l e n t ctrtid. (335. 323-ISn*. A T T E N T IO N TRUCKERS! PRICES BEI.OW INCLUDE FULL RECAP & CASING $58.50 615.50 650.00 650.00 8:25x20 9:00x20 10:00x20 10:00x22 121, Scooters & Cycles I » (u It. S. A. (50 CC. p e r f e c t c o n d . 5100. P h . 333-0315. 13(2 A L L S T A T E S co o ter, ex '•'■Hent c o n d i t i o n . 333-3033. 12.1. Routs & Motors la 11 FT'. P l y w o o d Hoot, 33 I I P K v ln ru rte. 1376. .133-3313. FT. F te h lo g iioat, p r o fits t o n a l l y b u i l t , 3 m o n t h s old, 513 n r h eal o f f e r . N ew A u to * V o lt B a t t e r y . 233-75(7. 17 F I . W H I T E F l h e r g l a e a C a nos w ith com plete sa ilin g r i g . P u r r h a x e d n e w In 13(3. P ric e for C anoe A all e q u ip ­ m e n t Including C a r T op C arrler. paddle, anchor, etc. 5310. 333-0563 t o see. THE ABOVE PRICES CARRY A ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE! McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY 40S W. FIRST ST. 322.0431 In. J i m m i e W K I.A ..A APARTMENTS ' . F l r e t Ht. 111 EKK. A l'T . p r i v a t e h a t h , s u i t ab le fo r Couple or f i n a l s person. Ideally located d o w n ­ tow n, Inquire at Manuel J a c o b s o n D e p t. Mturt, l i t E. lal 115 W E E K L Y . . 3 ro o m A p t. L'llt f u r n . 301 E. 5th. 333-3351. T H R E E ll d rm . r u m . A p t. M a g n o l ia . 133-335). (55. 1701 A P A R T M E N T S . K a n f o rd Mobile P a r k . 3515 H. O r l a n d o Dr.. 333-1330. 1 IIDRM. F u r n . Apt. 955. 3<>S4 K H a t 8t. n o l i e r t A. W i t t u r n s 133-3351. F U IIN . A p t. 313-0*47. FU RN ISH ED Apt . w i t h A ir ro n d lllo n ed hedroom , MI. I l l K. 9 th Kt. 313-5719. II* AVALON A PA RT M E N T S W. Sort St.. 331-1117 108. IImiitih For Rent ROOMS f o r Men. 401 M a g n o l ia . 133-0710. F I'IIN . Room, se m l-p riv at* h a t h . 130 m n. 333-»3»».______ 115. Autos For Rale 1353 VW, S u n r o o f . R A E x c e l l e n t b u y . 311*1300. 11, •91 C H E V R O L E T 4 - d o o r H a r d t o p V-3, a u t o m a t i c , (500. P h . 222-7013. 135* C H E V R O L E T W a g o n , cy l. d e a n . 113-1115. iOFFINA '6 5 m m OUR TIGER IS LOOSE AND HE'S REALLY ROARIN'! • BOII McKF.E U S E D C A B S NO MO NEY D OW N ■01 F r * n - h Ave. 111.0711 1952 F O Itl > H K Y L I N E R . retr a c t a b l e h a r d to p , radio, h e a t ­ er, p o w e r ste e rin g , need* t r a n s m i s s i o n 9111. P h . I l l - — H ij-o i-v w -a r -n r T»rn«fcV Dr. *5* I tA M I IL E R . * • n o r Kadan. B eal clean A new liras. 9179.0* H A N F O R D M O TO R CO 135 F r e n c h Av * 133.4111 NATIONAL BANK igP O S S E S S I O N 5 NO CASH NEEDED! 9182 bat. •39 mo Jeep '94 Cadillac 1397 bal. 919 mo. '94 Ilodge 9397 bat. 919 mo. •119 bal. 9 8 mo. ’99 Cktv. 1991 bal. 929 ma. *97 Chav. *97 Dodge 1499 bal. 922 mo. 9991 bal. 931 ■a. •97 Bulck ‘99 Cher. •997 bal. 931 mo. •99 V.W. 9399 bal 931 mo. •99 rkev. 9499 bal. 924 mo. 9797 bal. 9 » mo. '99 Ford bal. 929 mo. '99 Opel •793 bal. 937 mo. *99 F*rd 9399 bal. 933 mo. '99 CImv. '99 Ren ualt ■387 bal. 91* mo. 9499 bal. 921 ■a. '99 Fiat *99 Cwralr 9991 bal. 931 m a *99 Valiant 9997 bal. 911 ■a. '99 R ank 9991 bal. 9>3 mo. '99 Falcon •997 bul. 931 mo. '99 Rimb. 9891 bal. 939 mo. '99 Ford •399 bal. 913 me. '97 DcSoto 9199 bal. 919 me. •99 Old# 9491 bal 919 me. '99 Cligy. 9999 bal. 9lt mo. ‘94 Mercury 9199 bal. 911 me. '99 CkryaWr •99 bal. • I m g Accept Trade-1 as! SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENING! l u i d i FIm Mi I21-4MI K ilb ta l R«pua»*aaloga I t . PO N T IA C LeM AN S DELIVERED IN SANFORD F fflth t and Tgg»« Included *2650 PRICE THE TIGERS AT 3 3 i* t iim rlN crrr ii i i i t . M V IT I J U D I4 T 4 1, I T I I C t ’I T I t P V 1.44MIIIA I * t i l l F llll S D M IM IIU CO P*T V . I > I I I 4 M I K H Y NO. I4JW.1 I I I T I I ' H O F A D O P T IO N T O I J U L I A N R O II K R T H IR . MDNH. I IE H IIIE N C E U N K N O W N You a r a h a r e h y n o t i f i e d t h a t a I 't l H I u n h e* b e e n Hied In Ih e c i r c u i t C uurl, N lnlh Ju d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d a In a n d fo r Hem lrml* C o u n t y , liy R a l p h I* M.'ldiln, f o r t h e a d o p t i o n o f D a r y l D en * Hlrm ons, a m i n o r, a n d D a lir s J u l e n * Hirmnna, a m i n o r , by t h a P e t i t i o n e r a n d y o u a r a r e q u i r e d l o e erv e a ropy of y o u r Anewer nr a b le r, t l o n i In e h o w r e u s e w h y s a i d P e titio n should not h r g r a ty e d n n t h e a t l o r n e y e f o r I 'e l l U u n e r , M a ck N, C l e v e la n d , J r . , o f Ilia f i r m o f C l e v e la n d . Mlephanaon A Mlaa. H a n f o rd A t l a n t i c N a ­ t i o n a l - B a n k ' B u i l d i n g . P. 0 . D r a w e r X. H an fo rd , Florida, a n d III* t h e o r i g i n a l In t h a offlra of the C lark of th a c lr r u lt C o u r t on n r before th e l r d day n f May. A D. I I H . a n d h a r t In f a l l n o t o r * d e c r e e p r o r a n f e s s u w i l l b* i n l a n d a g a i n s t yo u . WITNUHM m y b a n d a n d t h a se a l o f a a l d C o u r t In H an fo rd . Florida, thla lllh day of M a n It A. D. I I H . IMKAL1 A r t h u r A. I l a r k w l t h J r . , C lark of C ircuit C ourt C l e v e l a n d , H t e p h e n i o n A M il* A tto rn ey s a t Lgw, i>. o . D r a w e r r. H anford, F lo rid a A tt l o r n t y f o r I ' c t l l l o n e r ifiihiisb A p r i l i, i, it. m i. t l e n a O u m l i i a — 131 ->141 Uaad fisrnll if* a p p l i a n c e s , to o ls, ale. R ough! • Hold, l - a r r r ' a M a rt , i l l l a n f o r d Ava. Ph. 131. l l l l . 1 . HE D R O O M , 1 h a t h , c o r n e r lot. MOO D o w n , s s s u r n e Ml*., 1*1 mo. A v a i l a b l e M a y I , P h . 133-5**5. 111,100 WELL* UBILLKD. PUUPH UHED F U R N I T U R E P EB M A N E N T SPEC IA L B P ill.N K L E U BYBTKM8 MS-3370________ w c u m . b e a u t y h iio i* All T y p e* a n d H l t a i l o r . o f f o f r e g u l a r p r l c a a on W a R e p a i r a n d Her vlce P e r m * . 4 H en lo r B e a u t i c i a n s , 55, Furniture For Sale B T I N R M a r l a C u s h i n g . K ara L o w e r y , M a c h i n e a n d Hupply Ca. W innie C ullum A H etty WILHUN MATER KIIRN P r i c e , n u r n e w B e a u llelan . 10T W. I n d HI__________ l l l - H I l B u y — Bell — T r a d * I I . t t y P r i c e w ill C l e a n A 111-11 E. 1st. 311-S121 Htyle Wl««. F r e e P a r k i n g ,1(1. Home Appliance* Lot, 111 P a l m e t t o Ava. p h . BEDS FOR R E N T III. 0014. N E W A P P L tA N C E H a t W a r t - H o s p i t a l , Roll* w ay * . J u v e n l l* . houaa P ri c e * — Frlgldalra, F R E E d eliv ery a n d P i c k - u p . H o t p o i n t , RCA. l i a n l t h , ate. 6. Child Care FURNITURE C E N T E R C a ll C h a r l i e a n r m l y collect l i o n F r e n c h Ava. a t A aao c la te d R a d io A TV, N A N SI1 "H K I D D I E CAItK. W e Ph. S31-TH1 1111 N. e r r i n g * Ava., O r l a n ­ n e v e r clo t* . U r a n a e d n u r a e r y , do I l l S i l l . F o r Ih* b i g g e s t s e l e c t i o n o f I n f a n t a t o I. t i l l a O a k Ave. n e a r l y new a n d u aad f u r n i ­ 311.0111._______________________ t u r e . s e t Noll'a F urniture SANFORD ELECTRIC Rrokarag* In C asselberry a . K. A p . l l e n c a a — N ew A U e t d 8. Pet* A Suppliea o n IT-42. Open t d a y * I t o t . t i l M e g n n lla___________ I l f . l i t ! I l B f l. A K C m a l a B o a tn n T e r ­ r i e r , I y e a r old, g o o d h e a l t h . 102. Mobile Homes - Sale 115. Autos For Sale 0 BEDROOM 1 B a t h Horn* o n a p p r o i l m a t e l y >4 a c r e y a r d . F e n c e d b a c k yard, aeao rled f ru it b earin g t ree* . W e l l f o r y a r d , p a r t i a l ­ ly f u r n i s h e d , w a i h e r , d r y e r , e t o v e , r e f r i g e r a t o r , y a r d tools A law n m o w tr. cut 8 95. Houses For Sal* 1012 BUICK M .___ [ ^ R A M B L E R 301 WEST FIRST ST. 1501 WEST FIRST ST. �NO NEED TO DRIVE OUT ANY HIGHWAY - NO NEED TO DRIVE TO ORLANDO! JUST DRIVE DOWNTOWN TO HUNT'S LINCOLN-MERCURY USED CAR LOT! SPRING SELLING SPREE! -------------- AT PRICES ANYONE CAN AFFORD TO PAY NOBODY - BUT NOBODY BEATS HUNT'S PRICES! 1 3 BIG DAYS TODAY — FRIDAY SATURDAY SEE OPEN FRIDAY A. R. “JACK” MARTIN 61 PONTIAC 4-DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER, AIR CONDITIONED T il8 P - M - *1095 SATURDAY AFTERNOON UNTIL 5:00 I\M. TRIUMPH CONVERTIBLE 8 porta — 4-Speed, Radio and Heater. CHEVROLETIMPALA 2-Door Hardtop, V-8. Automatic Tranamlaminion, Radio and Heater, Tower Steering. Power Brakes. CHEVROLET WAGON Greenbrlar, a Cylinder, Automatle Tranemiaaion, Heater. CHEVROLET IMPALA 4'Door Hardtop, V-», Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heater, Air, Power Steering. FORD GALAXIE 2-Door, V-8, Automatle Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heator. OLDSMOBILE SUPER “88” *1695 *1995 *1595 *1595 *1295 4-Door Sedan, Automatic Tran»ml»a|on, Ra­ dio and Heater, Power Steering. Power Brakea. *1695 C A D I L L A C S ” --------------------- *1995 4. Door Hardtop, dltlonlag. Full Powor, Air Cou- MERCURY WAGON 4-Door Commuter Station Wagon. V-R, Auto. Tranamlaalon. Radio and Heator, Powor Btoe rial, Power Brake*. *1095 WE OFFER THE BEST IN DODGE DART *795 COMET *1095 MERCURY METEOR *1095 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE *995 XOMET CUSTOM *1095 FALCON 2 - DOOR *795 TEMPEST CUSTOM *995 MERCURY MONTEREY *895 4-Door Pioneer, V-8 Tranamlaalon, Heater. Engine, Automatic 2-Door, l-Cyllnder, Automatic Tranai ilnlon. Radio and Heater. 2-Door, V-8 Englna, Automatic Tranamla­ alon, Radio and Heater. 4-Door, V-8 Knalne, Automatic TraaamUalon. Power Steering, Heater. 4-Door, • Cylinder, Stick Shift, Radio and lltaUr. MERCURY WAGON TRADE-INS! 4-Door Commuter, V-8 Englnr, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Power Steeriaa, Power Brakea, Air Conditioning, Radio and Heater, EVEN AT THESE PRICES! COMET SEDAN 4-Door. « Cylinder, Stick Shift, Radio and Heator. MERCURY SEDAN 4-Door, 8-Cyliader Engine, Power Steering, Power Brakea, Radio and Healer. 1965 *995 *695 *995 MERCURY WAGON Comet Caliente 4-Door Commuter Station Wagon, V-8, Automatic Tranamkaeloa. Rodin and Heatrr, Powor Btoeriog, Powor Broken. - DEMONSTRATOR *795 MERCURY SEDAN < .4 MERCURY HARDTOP 4-Door, V-8 Englnr, Automatic Tranamla* alon, Itadia and lleaUr, Power Steering, Powor Brakea. *895 OLDSMOBILE “88” 4-I)onr Hardtop, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heater, Power Steering, Power Brakea. CONTINENTAL Hardtop 4-Door, Full Power, Air Conditioned. EDSEL HARDTOP________ ~ro?oor7~V>8 Engine, Automatle Tranamla­ alon, Radio and Hatter, BUICK SUPER 4-Door Hardtop, FnU Power, Air Condi­ tioned. *895 *1195 *595 *695 8 Cylinder, Stick Shift, Radio and Heater. 4-Door. V-8 Engine, Automatle Tranamla­ alon, Heater. WE’LL ACCEPT LOW INTEREST RATES! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! 4-Door, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heater. SU RE! d-DR. SEDAN. V-8 ENGINE, POWER STEERING, RAH, F IN A N C E TERMS - •Door Roden, V-8 Engine, Automatic Trana»legion. Radio and HoaUr, Tower Steering, Power Brakea. *795 JUST CHEAP TRANSPORTATION PACKARD HARDTOP H Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heator. OLDHMOIIILE WAGON 4-Door Station Wagon, Automatic Traaamiaaloa, Power Power HUariag, Powor Brakoo, Radio and Hatter. FORD HARDTOP 2-Duor, V-8, Autumallc Tranamlaalon, Radio and Heater. l CHRYSLER 4-DOOR FORD FORDOR g Cylinder. •78 mf: k c u k y s e d a n 4-Door, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Air, Powor Steering, M i l Power llrakea, Radio and Healer. ALL VINYL INTERIOR *400 DISCO U NT HUNT UNCOIN-MERCURY, INC 109 NORTH T ilT F -w— 1«£ *6- PALMETTO DOWNTOWN SANFORD USED C A R LO T LO CATED A T CORNER OF PALMETTO A N D C O M M E R C IA L ST. �V kf Mrs. Geo. Hearn President Of PTA Council T h a DeBary Republican Club, masting In brief ses­ sion before Monday night's meeting of the West Volu­ sia Federation of Civic As­ sociations In tha Community Centar, set elections and In­ stallation of officers for tha May meeting. Reports were heard from Virginia Harrison, secretary, and from Lillian Wind, treas­ urer. Mra. John Leona pre­ sented two new members, Mrs. Ella Davis and tlertrum Gould. A letter waa read from Congressman A. S. Ilcrlmig and Earl Merrill eat led for • bigger memberahip enroll­ ment In the club, Silent prayer was offered In memory of William Caiaday, club member. Birch Society Gets Good Snub SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) —State controller Alan Cran•ton, a top California Demo­ crat, has turned down an In­ vitation to attend an open house at the John Birch So­ ciety's new West Coast office in San Martoo. Cranston's r e p l y said: "Happily, I cannot accept, 1 hope to havo a previous com­ m itm ent a t that time. Juat about anywhere will do. Be­ sides, my tennis shoes are at the repair shop." A t meat counters there are wide choices In beef roasts, ateaki, and ground meat, ni well ea plenty of variety In pork, including bacon, ham, loin roaata, chops, and spareriba. Broiler-fryer chickens also are e leading main dish buy. At fish counters are plenty of canned pink aalmon, fish sticks, and fish portions. For hearty breakfasts and spring salads, there are (The following guide to the nation’* food huya for the weekend we* prepared by the U. S. Department a of Agriculture and Interior for L'nlted Preea Interna­ tional.) WASHINGTON (UPI) — A colorful erray of fresh fruits and vegetables and a good selection of varied meat products await weekend food shoppers. FAT OVERW EIGHT plenty of reasonably priced eggs. According to the latest market news reports of the 17. S. Department of Agri­ culture’s consumer and mark­ eting service, produce centers will offer good vegetable buys in artichokes, cabbage, carrots, celery, corn, onions, peppers, radishes, and squash. Among the fruits In good supply are bananas, grape­ Available to you without a straw, doctor’s prescription, our pro. duet called Odrlncx. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrlnex Is a tiny tablet p and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fa t and live longer. Case Cracked SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Odrlnex costa $3.00 and j* acid on this guarantee: If not Officers rushed down to Pier satisfied for any reason, jm t 14 when dock workers spotted return the package to your a safe which had been dumped druggist and get your full in shallow water. A grappling money bark. No questions Odrlncx Is sold with iron was sent for, the safe asked. this guarantee by: hauled in and the door pried McReynoldi Drug Store — open. Inside was — a dead Sanford — Stall Orders Filled. crab. fruit, oranges, berries. and I NEWLY ELECTED officer* of the Seminole County Council of ParentTeacher Associations are (left to rish t) Mrs. J. J. Bowers, treasurer; Mrs. George Hearn, president; Mrs. M. F. Kershner, secretary, and Mrs. A rthur Rhodes, first vice president. Herold Heckenbach, second vice president, was not present for the photo. (Herald Photo) war. DeBory GOP Sets Election Of Officers Page 12 — April 22,1965 V rra fl Food Supplies Plentiful For Shoppers By Jallo Bartoa The S«mlnole County Counetl of Parm t-T eaehtr Aiaocia* tlona elected officer* for tha coming year a t the annual meeting held a t Altamonte Springe Elementary School. Serving will be Mra. George Hearn, president; Mra. Ar­ thur Rhodes, firat vice prealdent} Harold Heckenbach, aeeond vita preeldent; Mra. M. F. Kerahner. aecretary, and Mra. J . J. Bowers, treaa* End of year reporta were given and a plaque waa pre­ sented to South Seminole Junior High for the moat In create in PTA memberahip. Speaker for the meeting waa Erneat Cowley, Seminole High School bend director end county mualc auperviaor who recently wee elected president of tha Seminole County Teach era Aaaoclation. Cowley, who alto aervea aa a member of the Program Action Committee of the Florida Education Associa­ tion, spoke on legislation and its relationship to schools. Opening meeting of the council for next term will be Oct. 31 a t Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School. M a a fe ri DeBary VFW To Sponsor Card Party Old Glory Legion Post 183 Holds Election Of Officers By Donee Bales A slate of officers waa elected at the regular meet­ ing of American Legion Old Glory Tost 183 of Altamonte Springs held Monday e t the Post Home on Prairie take. Named were Frank Stuedle, commander; William Keller, senior vice commander; Jack Beauchamp, second vice com­ mander; Maurice Rudolph, finance officer; Thnmai ta fgren, adjutant; Arthur Rice, hlatorlan; George Melle, eergeant-at-arme; L. L. Cox, chaplain, and William Cham­ bers, acrvlce officer. Serving on the nominating committee were Stuedle and Cox who also were elected to represent the post a t the State Convention to be held in Tampa and a t the Consti­ tutional Conference In Or­ lando, Robert Dennis Hearn, who la being sponsored by Old Glory Post to attend lloya State in Tnllnhaaartt June 27July 3, waa Introduced by Cox and Stuedle of the American­ ism Committee. Boys for all parta of Flor­ ida will form tho 11)115 lloya Stnte which annunlly is spon­ sored by the American Le­ gion, Department of Florida, to assist In the eduratlon of youlha on the duties, priv­ ileges, rights and responsibil­ ities of American rlliienahlp; to inculcate in them a sense of individual obligation to community, slate, and nation, and In teach the youth of Florida the fundamental pre­ cepts of government. Barbecue Off ta k e Mary Hoy Scout Troop 342 hns announced that Its barbecue chicken dinner achedutcd for this Saturday has heen postponed due to lack of ticket sale*. Another dalo will be announced 11 enough help can ba found. Further Information can be obtained from Scoutmaster Boy Howell Jr. Cox and Stuedla slate that the Hearn youth waa chosen aa a delegate to Boys State because of his outstanding qualificatlona including lead­ ership, eourage, honor, and loyalty, and especially be­ cause of his views of Ameriranlsm and philosophy of what the future of tha United States should be. Hearn will report back to tha Post In September. A Dag burning eeremony Is scheduled for Sunday, June 14, at the Post Home. t fi By Mra. John Leone A dessert card party and game night will be aponsored by Vcterana of Foreign Ware and Auxiliary, DeBary Barracka 1107, a t 7 p.m. next Tuesday a t the DeBary Com­ munity Center. Minimum donation has been ■et and thera will be dour and table prisea awarded. Reaervatlona should be made with Mike Donlon or Mra. Chaunry King and tick­ et* alto will be available a t the door. 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NATURAL GAB FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS 109 W. 1st STREET no cash needed! free mounting! pay on easy terms! SAVE ON TIRES! SAVE ON SERVICE NOW! PRICE-BREAK SPECIAL! The American^Answer Folding / Umbrellas TO YOUR NEED FOR A SM ALLER CAR t• 1■ 9li—l9l x «N . “ C * w ni M H u. H«« **ui m l ■ ■a mnio*I I " pAi Chrome-nleted ribs cov •red with ac*ut«. (Im ported) LADIES: 374* d ia m e te r. P laid pat tarne. MEN’S: 44*'df ameter, black. '65 Corvair HAS BIGGER TIRES — WIDER TREAD — MORE WHEELBASE. FOR YOUR SOLID DRIVING COMFORT AND SAFETY — SEVERAL POWER PLANT OPTIONS FOR YOUR DRIVING PLEASURE — AND SELLS FOR ONLY A FEW DOLLARS MORE _ THAN THE WIDELY ADVERTISED FOREIGN CARS! DRIVE A CORVAIR AT M O T O R SALES Cadillac Oldsmobile Chevrolet 2507 Park Drive 322-0861 2nd and Palmetto 322-0711 CH EST It" x 12” ■ 1311 Ktcpe food aad drlaka cold ap ta daya with 1 filliag of In. Ll«ht la weight, moulded In pitta divider, adlea and cercr of VACUCEL i*4 raat «t corrode. Gay aeltlhedy with whit* cercr. UP 10 36 M0. 10 PAY G O O D Y E A R SS5 W. FIRST S T , SANFORD SERVICE STORE 8 • • DAILY, 8 • 9 FRIDAY PHONE 322-2821 si eg at �Poverty deLuxe There’s one thing you have to sny for the Women’s Job Corps of the government’s poverty program. It is traveling in classy company. It is being mentioned in the same breath with Radcliffe College for women and Harvard University for men—and you can hardly get any classier than that. Linking of the three names be­ gan when Sen. Frank J. Latische of Ohio ripped into the Women’s Job Corps project as outrageously ex­ pensive. Lausche charged th a t the pro­ gram to teach jobs corps trainees basic education, homcmaking and citizenship would cost taxpayers nearly $8,000 per year per girl— twice the cost of sending her to one of the nation’s leading colleges. ‘‘Nuts." retorted the Office of Economic Opportunity, although naturally not in th a t language. It would cost only $6,000 a year to train a girl. "Also,” commented the OEO starchily, “we find the cost to par­ ents and the school of sending a Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley THE FLIGHT O F THE EAGLE Political Notebook young woman.Jo « place like Rad­ cliffe College (Cambridge. Mass.) for a nine-month academic year is $8,000, compared with our $6,000." OEO then took another look at its figures and issued another state­ ment—this one to the effect that actually it would cost only $4,650 to train a girl in the Women's Job Corps progrnm. whereas it costs $6,410 a year to send n young man to Harvard. “The heck It does,*’ retorted Harvard, although of course not in those words. A young gentleman, said the college, could nttend Hnrvard like a young gontlemnn should for as little as around $3,500 a year. Where all this leaves the taxpay­ er or the puzzled parent of a Rndcliffe or Hnrvard student is a little hazy. Rut it does point out how clas­ sy poverty can be when Uncle Sam gets into the act. Any girl who finds herself hob­ nobbing in the news with a Hnrvard man or a Radcliffe girl can't be do­ ing too poorly. That’s Life, Sun Manufacturers of electrical pro­ ducts reports that more and more florists and fnrmera are substitut­ ing electric lights for sunlight in growing flowers and vegetables. The growers find they are able not only to time their products closer to peak market demands, but to turn out better products. This should be comforting to us human beings. If anything as bold, bright and brilliant ns the sun can’t hang on to its job forever, why nhould mere mortals be discourag­ ed? And as for you, sun, don't take it too hard. Remember, you have been eclipsed before.—P. J. Thought For Today Your sun shall no more go down, nor your moon withdraw itself; for the Lord will be your everlasting light, nnd your days of mourning shall be ended.—Isaiah 60:20. • • • God governs in the affairs of man; and if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, is it probable thnt nn empire enn rise without His aid?—Ucnjumin Frank­ lin. Phil Newsom Says . . Contradictory Position Th* United State* I* In the contradictory position of sup­ plying or being about to sup­ ply weapona to both Iirael and Jordan, two m ldraitem adveriaries perennially at the brink nf war. Negotiations have b e a «i carried out in surroundings nf secrecy but both have been reported near conclusion*. In another field, American, British and French plane manufacturers are reported competing for tale* of a doren to two dozen warplane* to Saudi Arabia, which alio !* aligned againit larael but at the moment ia more direct­ ly concerned with the United Arab Republic. The apparent conflict In policy ariira both from mili­ tary and political considera­ tions. Secretary nf Stale Dean Rusk ha* declared that the United .States Is interested in Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mr*. Julia BarUa •31-1311 B#ar Lake-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Mile* U I-U 7 I Casselberry Mr*. Jane t'isselWrrr US-5040 Enterprise Mr*. Rltekl* Hint* 648-5834 6*8 44*4 L*k# Mary Mrs. France* Wwtar 323-4119 Lak* Monro* Mr*. H. L J ok* ••• 322-6733 ] Chuluot* Lovgwoad Mr*. Join Magi* Mr*. Donna Eat#* 365-37*1 63*1117 DrHary North Orlando Mr*. Juhn Leon* Mr*. Margaret Cosby •66-4383 322-6795 Dsltona Osteen Mr*. Mildred H«**y Mrs. Clarenc* Baydsr 663-5631 333-4511 -------- ------Geneva— -------------6vl#d* Mr*. ETtlyn Lundy Mrs. JoAnn Hay* 365-31M 349-4373 maintaining a "reasonable balance" of military power in tbe Middle Fait. And, while unwilling to contribute to a Middle East arm* rare, the Johnson ad­ ministration ia reported fear­ ful that continuing .Soviet shipments to the U-A.R. toon can upeet thnt balanee. Immediate cause of the ad­ ministration dilemma w a s Welt Germany'* derision un­ der Arab pressure to raneel delivery of some |H0 million worth of arm* to Israel. T h r o u g h reasoning that seem* a bit cloudy, the Un­ ited States heretofore has not been a supplier of weapena to larael, preferring rath­ er that It l-o done by other Weatern nations, n o t a b l y France and West Germany. (ly this same reasoning, the United States permitted the West Gentians to trans­ fer to Israel M-R tanks or­ iginally purchased for Ger­ man defense*. Tel Aviv dispatches quote Israeli Premier Levi Eshknl ■s saying Israel now wilt get what ft wants directly from the United States "without W fiirg F .--------------------------------------- Politically In Jordan the United States ia interested in maintaining the regime of King Ilusaein who has been less hostile toward the Unit­ ed States than aome of his neighbors. Since 1957, the United Slates has been supplying with military assist­ Ptge 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., April 22, 1965 Jordan ance now amounting to about $94 million. Included have WALT KM A. title LOW. HU I TOM AXIS riHLMMMH been MI7 tanka, cargo air­ FMAXH YOLTOLIXE, iW n U IW * - B » iw » l MOHEMT ALB1ANDEM craft, personnel carriers, am­ FALL HHOOKSHIHM A lio d a t* Editor munition and communications Advortlolng Director r n » :i) VAN PKLT equipment. hut u a m U a n a lln a Editor A d ttr tlilo i M asagsr Now Jordan also is inter­ HUMIC WILLIAMS ■ aelstr E d ito r ested in Mis, as well as oth­ 4ANIB SHOBMAHEH OOTT1B AUSTIN • e e l s eae Maaager er modern weapons. C lir Editor r i B D WELLS Th* army ia regarded as I I 'B I WELLS M eehaalsal la # L Co e a t / Editor Jordan's stabilizing influence, ■ILL VINCENT and it is hoped that continu­ S ta ll rboioaraphor ed U.8. aid will bolster the Published dally esoept Saturday, Suadar and Chrlttm ae; pub­ army's support of Hussein. lished Saturday preceedlns Christmas. ___ ________________ S tH K H ir r iO N MATES___________ ___ Home Delivery Me weed ALL OTMHH MAIL SEMINOLE COUNTY H I M 1 Tear » » •• i » •* ' A.TS s m oolhe AES S Moolhe I ee | M eethe M l • M eethe I.SS t M eats LIS t Meatk a Fee tel ReguIaUeae prevlde that AM m ail aebsertpMoae be Id Is advAaee. i Malt w eek M rt at s a g m aterial. ■*■* «r H i w t i a s i . af tats eAltiva i V i s e a le r * Herat* M l te rsprosuc#* ta e e v n u i e r vritfct w r ltita taraaleatea e t tke »»»ll*ks# •* TSe H ernia Aar UvUuel er ftrai reagearlkle r»r »“*S re#reae«llea w ill ke isieere* ae la frla g ia g . a Tee H e r n ia rep rrlgh l a s* w ill ke 4* liak le (er Aaaiesee ea ter t* e le v . Worry Clinic Lola's chief goad to drunkenness s z i her drep Inferiority complex due lo apparent sterility. Notice what happened whrn she applied a lltlte medical "horse sense!" Never sub­ mit to surgery till you have cheeked out the sim­ ple tests named bclus. Send foe the ee* booklet that suited Lola's problem. Ily • George W. Crane, Ph. I).. M. II. CASK V-470: Lola !\, ag­ ed 29. ia tbe frustrated wife who has begun to patronize taverns. "Dr. Crane," she added, "if I had a baby and thus were aure I was a normal woman, Pd stay at home. "Hut whenever I see an­ other married woman push­ ing s perambulator down thr street, I go to piece*. "For I feel so Inferior and frustrated at the thought I can't have a baby. "A Chicago doctor told me my wnmh was tipped ami ur­ ged that I have a ‘suspen­ sion’ operation to correct the trouble. Is that a bona fide operation? "And would it enable me to get pregnant and have a baby?" The female womb can lie visualized like the young tree which le planted in your city park. Such a tree la usually kept straight by four bracing wire* that run East, West, North and South, The womb thus has liga­ ment* that likewise hold it to tha_ ■!d**_aml_jjj*o ^front, nnd rear. If a ligament get* ton loose, the womb, shaped like an inverted pear, will droop over on Itself. Sometimes, if the tipping is too grest, it may kink, as a garden hose may thua be bent till It completely slops the flow of water. Hut millions of women have tipped wombs, yet don’t even know it! And they mayget pregnant easily! The "suspension" operation is a legitimate surgical pro­ cedure to straighten a tipped womb. Hut before submitting to such major surgery. I quiz­ zed Lola about some of the preliminary a-b-c test* of sterility. “Did you ever have a Ru­ bin test?" I asked and she shook her head. Tills test is easily admin­ istered, even in the doctor's office, amt cheeks to make sure the Fallopian tube* are open. For if they are sealed shut, as from infection, pregnancy will not occur, despite a sus­ pension operation. Next, I asked Lola If her husband had been checked to see if hr were sterile, for in childless couples, the hus­ band is to blame in about 50 per rent of the rases. He had never been check­ ed. "So wouldn’t it be foolish," I warned Lota, "to submit to a rostly major operation, on­ ly to find that your husband was sterile?" Then | asked her about the “ Ryhlhm theory," She knew nothing about it, though she was a Roman Catholic, where _su rh ja_ tjir nry Uled* "Then you haven't made an adequate test of pregnancy," I concluded. So I urged her to usa a baking srda douche prior to marital emigres* for the next six month*. If no pregnancy ensued, then lake the Rubin test. If no prrgnnncy still resuits, then have the husband's sperm checked. If h« were O.K., a s a final resort, try the suspension operation. Hut l.nla became pregnant within 111) days just by using the "Rhythm theory" plus the soda douche. Ho send for my booklet "Facta Atmul Pregnancy," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. Thousands of babies have been born to previously ster­ ile couples by using the med­ ical common sens* outlined therein) (A lw a y s w rite to Hr. t'r sn e In rare nf The S a n ­ ford HrtsIH, en closin g a tong alam ped, addrrssrd r n irla p e and 20c to rover typ in g and printing c o sts when yn3 send for one of his book lets.) diplomat*.) A careful atudjr of what the Prrsldrnt said also dis­ closes that he servr* nntire the war and bombing pres­ sure on North Viet Nam will continue even if talks are started. We w ill not make the same mistake we made in Korea. Johnson's speech was care­ fully worded for a purpose. He aimed at plraslng every­ one. Because the issue* were an precisely fuzzed up in the talk, each listener can read into the speech the meaning he wants to believe. "If one llatrner finds snmething he doesn’t like, wc can point to another pnrl of the speech that will calm his worries," says one official. "If the South Vietnamese fear we're going to begin ne­ gotiations and let t h e m down, we will point to where we promise not to grow tired and will not withdraw under the rloak of a meaningless agreement. We'll also tell them not to worry about the speech anyway; but just to watch what we do militarily." For the moment Johnson has gotten most critics off his back. To the doves, he's promised "unqualified discus­ sion*." He'* kept th# h iw k t happy by promising to keep up the bombing. He baa appeared to throw a $1 billion plum to U Thant and the United Nations. He has offered a place in the new program for the So­ viet. Union and North Viet Nam. Everybody should b# hap­ py. Barbs I. a h o r Department **ya that there are almost as m a­ ny Americans with two job* a* there are with none. Moon­ lighting is rosy. • • * Many a man haa worked himself to death trying to get fixed for life. Tin 4»Dv»*r FILING CABINET T<*>« W4ln« Nr wit? $32.95 r a n t t - dtfrtfc. rnftfttrtKttM * ft m l fcrj* jjso ig M tU M Afltr you too your doctor .. . bring your proscription to (RfumUlotfe UfoLg M w JkgsMft < 0 * 4 0 )4 p it. ni-osst DOWNTOWN SANFORD You are Cordially Invited to Attend Open House n t the Chiropractic Offices of Dr. H. J. Mello 312 No. II wy. 17-1*2 Casselberry, Fla. Sunday April 25, 1965 Front 1:00 Till 5 :0 0 P.M. How the devil do the Dodge Boys do it? 'i W , W E HOLD COSTS DOWN ON THE FIN A N CIN G INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Funds Dodge Boys out-trade everyone again with devi ish deals like this one on Dodge Poland ALLEN A CO. l i t E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND. FLA. MtMber: Midwest Stork Each, Chirago Board of Trada Orlando Salta Representative xvJ a MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 5-3034 ■ ■ ■ 312 WEST FIRST ST. i i » t ole i a *t i ~5* n SANFORD, FLA SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA i»4 tsi$*«• rettoa, full In m COMPLETE The Herald le a member at tbo C ou ee fr e e * which ia aa. ruled e tsiu m v ely le l i e use ter repeblteotleo a t a ll the least new s printed la tbla aeweFoper. tsred so ooeead slam m anor t o i s i i r IV. t i l l a t tbe Font lea of b astard . Florida, oodor too s o l ad Cesarean ad M arts III. Dr. Crone’s WASHINGTON <NEA> — There is still some misunder­ standing ahout whal Presi­ dent Johnson really said in Viet Nam policy a t Johns Hopkins University. Despite what the Presi­ dent may have appeared to say about negotiation* and unqualified discussions: — The U.S. w ill Still In­ sist on precondition* before negotiating on South Viet Nam. Johnson didn’t say we wouldn’t. These precondition* still ara that the North Vietnam­ ese "stop doing what they are doing." That is. before the United States wit) negotiate on South Viet Nem. Hanoi must stop sending expeditionary troops and munition* south and stop major Attacks by mainline Viet Cong forces. — Th* President has NOT agreed to a conference on Viet Nam. He has only agre­ ed to go along with explor­ ing whether a conference would be worth-while. There'* a big difference. Secretary of State Dean Rusk pointed out a short time back that "Most of the sue* cessful negotiations of the postwar period have been preceded by aome private contact ttiat indicates a sat­ isfactory basis of settlement can be found, . • . That is missing here . . What Johnson has said Is that he's not against these private ferten. (Actually, the President expressed bis willingness to engage in "unqualified dis­ cussions" only after a aeries of careful feelers had reveal­ ed that neither Hanoi nor Peking would agree to talk anyway. If they prove will­ ing to talk now, no one will be more surprised than U.S. raids HAITI AT 2821 �k m m m b i m h m Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING I10USE P ag . 2-A—April 22, IM S ICARNIVAL By Dick Turner Friday, April M, 1«S GENERAL T R N O B N CIESt The eerly day l» thc I beet lime for you to make the heedwey end the progrees thet can b« of greateet benefit to you, but later you find much confuelon preeent i and you need to analyte carefully Juet where you are , headed, aa well aa get a clearer picture of what I* expected of you by your | frienda, aeaodatea. ARIES (Mer. 21 to Apr. 10) Early morning rlelng ao that you can come to agree­ ment with good friend* atari* | thla day properly. Then off | to new eontacta which can be made eoclally. Avoid | thoae who are eelf-aeeklng. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May fO) Morning find* you aide to do at you pleaee, but take eare you avoid arguing with gn aeaoclate later. Thle I* not the Ideal time for mak­ ing radical change*. Ill will may reeult therefrom. GEMINI (May 21 to June | 21) Carrying through with dutlea expected of you with-1 out complaint •*** you win­ ning out. Then take time to look Into more lucrative out­ lets. Dont argue with highor-vpe or you loee out. " r AOITTARIUR (Nov. 22 to Dee. *1) Forget private anxietlea and taka a llttl# trip or mak# tha calla that bring home tha bacon. Pl*nxlag regular aUlta by aom* | thoughtful act la wlea. Deep­ en friandahlp*. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to | Jan, SO) Ba clavtr and etlck to dullae at hand Inetead of dlaalpaling fund* with pale who hav# nothing b*tUr to do. Liatan to Idea* of experte In builnoee. Follow the AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. IS) Following o w n practical Idea* la prefarable to - t*,r» Inx through- with" hlghar-up who la in an Irate mood. Be eteadfeet. Title •afeguarde your good nem* and build* up good will. PISCES (Fab. 20 to Mar. 10) You must flrai rid yournaif of private ana let Ira be­ fore you ran go ahead with new Ideas new dawning. Uea various way* far getting rid at annoyancee. Show you have Imagination. IF Y O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be on* of those persona who I* * natural-horn mixrr and will love to help and he around people from earliest age. Don't try to hold your charming youngster down too much, and be sure to slant the education toward psy­ chology, philosophy, etc. In erder that ho or aha becomes a boon to humanity. “ INe- Stare’ Impel, they' da not compel." What you make af your life la large­ ly up to YOU! Carroll RlghUr’e Individual Forecast for your sign for Mer la now reedy. Per your copy tend your blrtbdale and 11.00 to Carroll RJghter Forecast (Tha Sanford Her­ ald), Box 1021, Hollywood 2H, California, A clreumluaar rocket Is a rocket-propelled vehicle d<» Signed to circle the utouti and yeturn le earth. V V W X TT MOON CHILDREN (June) aa to July 21) It la noi neeitu p y to ipiftd vory iwWJh | for pleasure when the ln*xpeneive la Juat aa enjoyable now. Don’t try to cram evcry thing In at once. Tomorrow la a1*o Ideal for fun and frolic. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ba more conciliatory and bring harmony batwaen kin end outalda partnara, pah Instead of trying to lord It over all ef them. Ba more embitloue with your career. Forget too much of the per­ sonal. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Whlla vlalta and errand* may be pr**»lng, you find that flr*t you mu»t complete work indoor*. Apply youreclf with thoae difficult »tatementa. Get good Idea* aero** to other*. „ . I LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) ln»teed of trying to pu*h monetary matter*, Te­ lex a bit with good friend* end reitora your energle*. Gat Into hobblaa you Ilk*. Theaa could provo to be very lucrative. SCORPIO (OcL 23 to Nov. 21) Own family la thinking for more cleerly than you today, ao don't try to put wrong point* *cro»e. Iluy com* thoughtful little gift*. Show how loyal you truly �p Remaking Rural America (2) Aid Stems The Urban • I | A '' R m . I 1 ' . \ f (Second of throe dLpalchre) By Tom Nolan ASHDOWN, Ark. (XEA>— To the nation, Arkansas* Or* val Faubua It the governor who will be remembered for hi* role in the flm echool in* tegration eriii* Involving the u*e of federal troop*. But to the people of Ash­ down—county *eat of Little River County—he’a the man who mad* It po*»ible to pull themselves loose from eco­ nomic strangulation because of hi* dedication to federal aid programs. Since 1958, about $100 mil* lion ha* been pumped into the county—site of a pilot project to see what can be don* to help depressed rural area*. Some $05 million of this figure has been federal funds, the majority of which was earmarked for construction of Millwood Dam. If all goes as planned, within three years one million recreation seek­ ers wll flock to the area each year for camping, fishing, boating, swimming and pic­ nicking. The remainder of the fed­ eral funds were in the form of loans—to individuals for housing and farm improve­ ments and to small businesses for establishment and expan­ sion. These loans could have been mad* on an individual baslsi as they are every week in hundreds of counties. Rut to get them In a package deni takes th* Intensive rural re­ newal program approach. Little Rivsr County is uni­ que In this project, due partly to local leadership and partly to Fauhus and the Arkansas legislature. Th* 1002 Rural Area* De­ velopment program provided for the establishment of rural renewal pilot projects in five states — Arkunsas. Florida, Iowa, Missouri and West Vir­ ginia. Th* Arkansas legislature — with the prodding of Fuubus —was tha only one of these states which passed a law enabling local groups to work directly with the federal gov­ ernment. {’resident Johnson In his re­ cent poverty message rein­ forced the rural renewal pro­ gram by requesting the Dop a r t m e n t of Agriculture (U9DA) to concentrate on giving rural communities the same federal aervlces long taken by urban dwellers. "I see no reason why a rural child should not hava aa good a chance aa a city child for a first class educa­ tion," says Agriculture Secre­ tary Orvllla Freeman. "Or why credit should not be as equally available to the rural businessman as It Is to his urban counterpart." Some examples of how the program has worked for Lit­ tle River County: —An elderly Negro couplo now live in a new one-bedroom house, financed by a $4,000 Farmers Home Admin­ istration (FHA) loan. Ths 30year mortgage is payable In monthly Installments of $20. It Is the first time tho emi pt( h u - had Inside -plumb­ ing and a stove for which wood did not have to be cut. —A new plant manufactur­ ing heavy wooden pallets (currying platforms), financed by a Small Business Ad­ ministration loan, opened. It gives the county 40 new jobs. —A 29 - year • old white farmer with wife and three children, received a long-term FHA loan to set up a eomblnation chicken and cattle ranch. Today he ha* more than $0,000 chick* and no Hertford cattle, g r o a a e a roughly 115.000 a year. According to local leaders. Little River County’s most pressing need now is for bel­ ter highways. Of 460 miles of roads In tha county, only 20 miles are paved. (NEXT: The Kuril Con- *1llarnry.) '“Messy LONQ BEACH. Calif (LTD —Murl Cooke complained to police that while he was work­ ing someone broke into his bom*. The Intruder slept in Cooke’a bed and left It rump­ led; took food from hie refri­ gerator; fl*ed lunch and left dirty dishes In the sink, and shaved with his raior. using Cooke's last blade. At one time, oil from the Jaw of a porpoise was pre­ ferred for tha lubrication o! fine watches. / HOYS AND GIRLS of Forest City Baptist Church enjoyed an Eusler egg hunt at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whilden on Montgomery Rond, Forest City. After all the eggs wero found, the group was served punch and cookies. (Herald Photo) Thr #«nforli (Dsuah CUbbij. DEAR ARBY: My fisne* and I were engaged last summer with plans to be married on June tith. His mother passed away very suddenly two weeks sgo anti now we are wondering if we should go through with our original plan* for the wedding. We planned to YOUNG PEOPLE of tho youth division of F irst Huptist Church and 12 adults attended the Annual Youth ltetrcat a t Camp Oklawalm. Hoarding the bus nrc (from left) Janice Williams, Hichard Davis, Sunday School Superintendent; Doug Stenstrom, Linda Malloy, Sharon Booth, H. Willard Warfield, education-youth director a t the church and camp director (in door), Oz Dorminey, Pat Taylor and Dale Duncan. In the bus are Linda Ethell, Sue Thompson and Margaret Toevs. Ilcv. Fred B. Chance of First Baptist Church served as camp pastor. (Herald Photo) Mount Elected Casselberry Lions Prexy fly Jane Casselberry Curst speaker l«oul* Hughes Jr. amasfit members of the Lions Club of Casselberry during n program meeting nt the Trade Wind* Cafeteria bydriving n nail with a banana. Thia and othar maglr-llke feats were part of the dem­ onstrations arrompnnying his talk on ''Liquid Nitrogen U c z j -and ■Safe Handling,'7 Nitrogen is a liquid which hns u temperature of minus 820 degrees Fahrenheit and ran bo used to quick freran fruits and other materials. AMAZIMi THINGH, Ruch nn driving n nail with Liquid nitrogen I* being used it hnnunii, run he performed through use of in the space program as well. Htpdd nitrogen nu demonstrated for Casselberry Officers for the coming Lions Club by Louis Hughes Jr. (Herald Photo) year were elected unanimous­ ly with Don Mount named to the office of president. Other officer* i n c l u d e Dwight Mrntzer, first vice president; Philip Tope, -oennd vice president; John Findley, April 10. IDS.) P r i n r e a s Thompson, Rue third vice piesident; Charles Admission* Hutchison, Mclnor* Altshu­ Howlett, secretary; Carl Jack, Willie Smith, Victoria Bur­ ler, Elizabeth Daniels, Mich­ treasurer; Curtis Blow, tallton, Donald l.inrk, Rosa Ruf­ ael Nell Herds, Sanford; twister; and Dan Lott, Mnn fin, Brenda Easterling, Bar- Lovett Filaramlnlph, DeBary. Tamer. Elected to the lionrd of di­ bum Lopes, Emmett Kinlaw, Births rector* were C. K. Fisher, Margaret Wtrth, Kv* Tasker, Mr. and Mr*. Haruld Ree­ Paul Allman, lien Evans, and Wanda Reedy, Paul Yount, dy, Sanford, a Imy, Sanford; William l-«ach. Cas­ Hibbard Cassellierty. Installa­ Discharge* tion of officer* will lie held selberry; Harold l.eep, Laka Mary; William RLInck, Long Delmriili Anderson,_Lusvinin July. 75 Cason, llcutrire Coffee, i JeUgatss elected—t«r-attend- -h Discharge* Suian Fox. Juanita Gilmore, the state convention in TnmVivian Gardner, Theresa Sonjt Grady snd baby girl, pa May 13-15 were Hibbard Casselberry, D n n M o u n t , Parent, Violet Thomas, Joy Georg* Johnson Jr., William l.ingard, Charles Howlett, and Curtis Manross, Simon Davit. Ricky K ratzn t, Jasper Barbara Wright, RoL-rt Macks, Joseph MrBlow. Alternates named in­ Ensrud, Katherine clude Milton Freeman und Hazel Hoag, Lois Morgan. Giblttiiy, Freda Lindsey Madison Wilson, An­ l'iercy, Patricia ILnabottom, Paul Altman. Paul Altman and Miller nie Strachati, Sylvia Thomas Zetha Rosa, Rosa Ruffin, Evan* were appointed as a and baby boy, Marcia Em­ Georgia Selby and baby boy, committee to select the mem­ mett and baby boy, Sanfurd; Eva Tasker, Carrie Wert, An­ ber to receivu the Lion of tbe Maud, Willett. Mabel Utman, drew Smith, Gury Williams Year Award. Under the aus­ bi liary; James Itlchards, En­ Jr., Sanford; Marjorie Third, Henry F. W. Wolff. DeBary; pices of the Casselberry Club, terprise. Stanley Behney, M i l d r e d April 17, 1903 person*, wet* taken for rye Admission! Rrhweickert, Lake Mary; Es­ examinations and 14 palra of Donna Nye, Joyce llulaen- ther lllood, New Smyrna classes put chased during the durff, lleuriatU Kberhvait, Beach. past weak. Hospital Notes By Abigail Van Buren have it in our church with a large reception and wed­ ding dance afterward*. His two sisters were going to he my bridesmaids, but now they don’t t h i n k t h e y should. Hi* aide of the fam­ ily had relative* come In from both coasts for tha funeral and now some of them aay they can’t come back ngain In June for our wedding. 1 am so upset. What do you think we ought to do! Hi* father think* if we want a big wedding with a lot of mer­ rymaking, we should put it off a year. Or else have n very quiet ceremony in (J a co b y O n tB h id q Sl By Oswald Jacoby 1983 Vanderbilt Cup Winners NORTH (D) S3 Newspaper Enterprise Aasn. AK JOS A letter from New York ♦ K 97 4 3 reads: "1 ruffed the opening ♦ AKJ « club lead in dummy, led a ♦ None trump to my hand, ruffed WEST EAST my other low rlub and cash­ A ll *73 ♦ JB V Q 10S ed all but one of my trumps ♦ 953 ♦ (J 10 8 3 and my ace of clubs. This ♦ KQ 10973 4 J 143 forced me to mnke throe dis­ SOUTH cards from dummy but they 4 A Q 10 8 4 were no problem. I let three 4 A 51 hrarta go. ♦ 74 4 A 63 *'Thla brought e v e r y o n e down to six cards and East .last and West vulnerable dropped a low- heart, I play­ North East South Weal 14 Tasa 1 4 r».<* ed ace, king and another dia­ 44 Pass 0 4 Pi** mond. The queen failed to 54 Pass 5 4 Pass drop but it didn't hurt ma ♦4 Pas* 7 4 Put since it turned out that East'* Fata Pass heart discard had made all Opening lead—4 K my hearts good. “ Usually nothing succeed* plsy. Were they correct 1" like success, but this time my There might be some Justi­ partner criticised my seven fication for criticism of his bid and my opponents' my Seven kid on the ground that ' no ona should go to a grand slam when he isn't practical­ ly sure of succeaa hut hi* play was excellent indeed. If he had just used * sim­ ple diamond finesse in an ef­ fort to make his thirteenth trick he would have hnd only even money chance for suere*s, The piny he actually adopted was far better. It was sure to bring home the bacon If the queen of dia­ monds were in the short dia­ mond hand. Then If the queen of diamond* wer* guarded three or four limes as was the case there would be a squeeze If the same player held th* long hearts. Note that if East had hung on to hit three hearts South would hnvo ruffed out the queen of diamonds and mad* his thirteenth trick with dummy's jark. U)a NEW ADDITION to South Seminole Elementary School a t Cnaacllterry ■will provide five badly needed now classrooms for the opening of school next August. Workmen are putting the finishing touches on the new wing. April 22, 1965—Pag* S-A WrraTB J.h& By Mr*. Muriel Lawrrnre DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: An older girl who lives several streets away from our block is persecuting my 8-year-old girl. This girl comes over to play with a neighbor's child ron and makes trouble Iretween them and Shirley. What should you do when your child comes Into the house and says, "Selma told me to go homo again Iwcausc nobody wanted to play with me?" I keep telling Shirley that she should not stay where she Is not wanted but *h« L always so hurt at the way this Selma treats her. , . ANSWER: Between you and Selma, she's getting an awful tot of “ telling'' what to do, isn’t she? Con you find out what It la she wants (o do? Maybe she wishes in stay where ahe isn’t wanted. May­ be she doesn't want to leave her friends just because Sel­ ma tell* her to. Maybe she want* to say. "I won't go home"—and find out what Sel­ ma could do about It. It’s her choice, you know. Instead of making It for her, put her cholera between staying and leaving to her, and aay: "You can always come home when Selma tells you to if that's what you want to do. On tbe other band you may want to stay no m atter what she says. She might get meaner to you —but that'* the rhanre you'd have to take. I V n again, she might not. How can you know if you don't stay once and find out?1' Your youngster may not have twon quitting thi* field of haltlr because Selma tells her to. It's much more likely dtiqhUqhJtA 10-11 p.m. (ABC) Jimmy Dean Show. Jimmy’* joined by n couple of other good singers on tonight's enter­ taining hour. June Vnlli sings “ He Called Me Baby, Baby," country-western star Porter Wagoner does a lively medley including ''nundhye, Liza TV Time Previews Jana," and *'Howdy, Nulghlior, Howdy." Jimmy alnga “A Spoonful of Sugar," “All By Myself," "Foggy River" and “These Hands.” If you like country banjos, you'll enjoy ths sound of Rich Richelieu in "Hey, Mister Banjo," gnd “Bye, Bye Blurs." 8-9 p.m. (CBS), I’erry Ma- Television Tonight im m s D A Y p. m . * . i o («) N ew s , Hport*, W « s Ihsr (I) N rw .lln # (31 N*«vicop» C en t. *.10 H u n il* tr-n rln k l* r (* l N r w * — W a l l r r C r o n . - K i l t - — ------— - - - (»> l i s t M i o i r i n n 1:00 |>) o l s n n n s e v r a II) K K Ism tn <•) l i n n t i n g * K l i h l s g 7:10 (Si J o n n y Qu*>t (l> H a n l s l lln o n e <(,) T h e M i n i s t e rs 1:00 iC) P e r r y M a so n i» ) i x i i i n s i i t s a 1:10 (3) t>r K i l d a r e ( I ) My T h r s t I o n * I 00 ( l l P a s s w o r d I t) ftsw ltehsd 1.10 <11 l l o i M (9) l'a> tu n P l a r a (SI C s l s h r l t y ( l a m a I t . t O 13) I ' r r r y Cutiio (1) J i m m y Mean S h o w (•) T ha D atandara 11:10 (0) N ew s, S p u rts , W s a ­ ltier t i l Nswsoopa II) N ew illne 11:11 (» l T h a taste Ith-.w (•> T h e a t e r of t h e m a r s 11:1* (1) T o n i g h t S h o w ( t ) P ri c e 1. n i g h t ( I I Th* McCoy* FRIDAY P. 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H ( l i H iim liln a A l m a n a4:10 o (3) Maloh H a m s • .'J i s i N s w a * W r a t h s r ( I ) T h a Rocrat R to rm ( 1 0 t l i I n tro to C hom latry (II T rallm aetrr (il Vunrlsa Hsmeatar t i l 111 NBC New* f l s p n r t I IS <() S a w s 4 W s a t h a r 4.30 J M ik a D o u g l a s S how 1 :cr ( ! ) T n d « y ( ( ) I 'n r l * W all ( ( ) K o n s h in a A t m a n s * 4:00 (d) I 'e l e r p u t a m u o T il l (*) t V s k » - u | i Movies____ ------- (0) nsaliunf - I - J u —<»r i '-'Uiil'ln tvh—ST'Ci d Is-ars It T„ (leaver 1:11 (3) F a r m M a r k e t ItcpoM 1:11 I(I) New*. Weathtr, 7 lv (1) T o d a y Rport* 1*1 M ic k le Cvans (1) N'awacope 7:11 ( I ) I . o r a l Mews, W e * , tbor 1 :0s (•> C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o I 71 ( ! ) t V a a t h s r . 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If this view of dignity la behind the advice you've Lwn giving to Shirley , It can stand ■ little examination. A dignity that can't stand up wfien somebody doean't want us around la pret­ ty fragile. It la just a comfort­ able name for our reaontmont at the somebody*! refusal lo appreciate us. W 4 S F K -T V C H A N N E L 14 F R I D A Y A. H . 130 S ian On l:ll-l:o o T lm e l l n o 4:00-1:10 A m srlcan H istory 1:10-4:11 H oadlng E n r ic h ­ m e n t (4 -1 ) 4:11-14:10 S p an lo h Il e v l e w 10:10.1(1:15 S p a n i s h Jlo v lsw 10 4 1 - M : l i H d o n ee D u b (1 -0 ) 11:10-11 IS F l o r i d a l l l a l u r y (4) VT 11:14-11:04 Music E n r i c h m e n t VT m t H A Y P . N. 13:00-17 .'1 A r t C n r l c h i u o n t 11:14-11:40 K l n d o r U m o 11:40-1:11 Q u s o t 1:10-1:41 K i p l u r l n r Science <1-41 1:44-1:14 ( to ta l VTK •on. "Th* C**e of th* Dupli­ cate Case." An unsuccessful aalesman ia accused of mur­ dering hia flirtatious wife who he suspects of Intending to run off with another man and an attache cm* full of money. It's Mnsnn to the de­ fense In ■ tricky story that Isn’t quite up to par. (1:80-9:30 p.m. (NBC) Dr. Kildare. "Believe and Live," Dan O’Hrrllhy alar* ns a nasty tempered lawyer whose specialty Is suing fur mal­ practice. Hu’s convinced he has cancer b e c a u s e hi* brother died of an undetected case, und he threaten* to sue the hospital fur.-withholdiTsfievldenco when they claim he doean't have it. A weird event in the cqierntirig room pro­ vide* him with soni* sort of evidence. Kevin McCarthy and Aim Jeffreys also guest, but if# OTlerllhy’a ahuw. 8:30-9 p.m. (ABC). My Three Son*. "Chip O' lha laland." A plotty llttla episode with Thomas Gomes appear­ ing as a swindling buddy of Charley who'* nut to buy * pise* of tropical paradise property Charley owns. Nat­ urally, there's an ulterior mo­ tive, but it does give the show K change of locale ni Charley, Itohhla and Chip head for Polynesia. And it's Chip tn ths rescue. Cut* show. 9-9:30 p.m. (ABC). Be­ witched. "George, Th# Wurlock." Endnrs's back at work trying to break up th* a))normal marriage of Witch ttpd Human. Using- Darrin-'* attention* to a next door doll as an exruse, ahe recruits an old warlock buddy to pay court to Samantha. Held Over 5TH BIG WEEK Walt Disney's MARY POPPINS In Technicolor AT 3:1S - 4tM flit • l:il. WINNER OF S ACADEMY AWARDS June ns scheduled. What is proper? PLANS DASHED DEAR PLANS: Under the circumstances, there should be a minimum of mrrrymnking, if you marry, a* echediilod in June. Let your clergyman help you revise your plans. He will know what Is "proper." • • • DEAR ABBY: Can a single girl wreck a home, if it is not really a "home’’ in the true aense of the word, hut merely a "peace­ ful co-exiatcnce'*T LIZETTE DEAR LIZETTE: Let's not quibble about the choice of words. A single girl CAN wreck a "peaceful co­ existence"—which amount* to the same thing. * • • DEAR A DRY: We have a five-year-old retarded son who is living nt a school for the retarded. We tried very hnrd to make him happy with us, yet keep him from eompletely dom­ inating our home, hut it was Impossible since ho was hyperactive. 1 rnme close to a nervous break­ down, as I have four nor­ mal children besides him to care for. 1 saw him for the first time Sunday, after s required three-week waiting "1 have < very ugly sear on my leg. It ahowa through sheer aloekings and embar­ rasses me. What can I do about this?—04." You can find concealing pre­ paration* at your cosmollc counter; just ask for one, and use It on the scar. It might l)o wise la wear tire next to the sheerest hose, as they would be more concealing. "F or some reason I have, at aovenly, developed an oily skin. 1 have been using differ­ ent cosmetics which I like but they are for dry akin. What should I do now?—Lille." Waleh your diet, and visit your doctor. Also, try a fine soap for cleansing and use a liquid makeup for a foundation under your powder. "I have a brown coat. Could 1 wear black dresses with this? I have brown eyes, very fair sain, am fifty, and am not fat!—G. K." Il'» nice, not being fatl Wear black with your brown coat, as It is very smart. Perhaps you can find a sm art brown and black scarf, which would tie good. It was Quern Victoria who made the wearing of brown and black fashionable. She did it because of economy, and what the Quern wore was worn by the ladies of bar court. "Please, what Is a 'coiffure.rap'7-J w - th e name in fash­ ion articles and you uso It, inil 1 do not know what it U. -M a rie ." f period. For the first time In hi* life he looked "beauti­ ful.” The strain of living with a normal family had kept a pinched, unhappy look on hia face. Tha easy atmosphere of living with his equals had let his true personality come out and he appeared comfortable and relaxed. And happy 1 I had grieved needlessly for five years. (I knew some­ thing was wrong at birth.) I am so thankful there ia auch a wonderful place for my boy to live. If this help* other families to make the decision I finally made, you hnve my permis­ sion to use my letter. MRS. E. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO BIG S A V L V C S AND LOAN .MAN: A young man who spends too many evenings with the Liya shouldn't ba surprised If his wlfs does likewise. • • • Problems! Write tn ABBY, Box 00700, Lo* An­ geles, Cnllf. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • Hale to write tetters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 09700, Los A ng les, Calif., for Abhy's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." When you want to know something, ASK. So, a coif, fure-eap is a very small ver­ sion of what we used to call * pllllwx, Thia typo of "hat" la worn to tlw theatre and for evening, and la worn far back on tho bead. It la usually made of velvet, lace, Jeweled fabric, brocade, taffeta, etc, —amt Is very sophisticated and w ry right In faihlon. A famous milliner l know serrelly calls them "monkey caps"—but that Is because ho it a great designer and would rather women wore elegant hats. I still have a supply of the "Figure Tcrfcct Diet," so if you want a copy, send me n self-addressed, stamped en­ velope and TEN cents in coin. I will alio enclose a copy of "Diet Breaks." Tomorrow — Man’i Eyo View hom e tria l o ffer / ; / ) .... . / / / ) 4 v f a* r \ ( j HI D t-lN I Hl ATHt T nalle 4 F rU * r Hair ADM. Il.o o A rSIILOAD rir * t la a fa r e s k - n l s * » i . i »v h iis* F«4'4:«« m s t l.aaa Tara*r — ( ular ••In* *1 *>ia (lair *•%III' XI) HI.01)1) IIAM Ki:" Jam** 4rnBrl.ro> (Mr. NOVAK on TVI NOW thru HAT. h u iu t ' il^SOKBU) AT 1:00 - 3:0® - 5:00 7:00 - 9:00 TOY AUCTION SAT. 3:00 . . . BRING YOUR CAHTI.F. FARMS BOTTLE TOPS AND WIN VALUABLE TOYS STARTS SATURDAY ModfltFieQfl * Lilt-Top Rick * 3 Cycle Control! jtiW iy -W u iiiiic n w - * Forms Flukavap Drill * Hilda No iistallitloi Cu m l* tn4»s* ford itiff *»»*99« imnurmimr SANFORD ELECTRIC CO* 118 MAGNOLIA AVI. PH. 322-1 M2 �tf 1 1 w " -i-igv * w. —» I j j % A— By Mr*. John Loan* Tba Woman's Society of Christian Service of DeBery Community Methodist Church elected the state of officers as presented by the nominating committee a t the April meet­ ing held In the church social fcsIL Chairman of ths nominat­ ing committee was Miss Bea­ trice J . Tyson and members w srs Mrs. Glynn Reeder, Mrs. Marry Baugh, Mrs. Charles Kalpsr, and Mr*. Sidney SAR Now Meets In Casselberry By Jsae Casselberry Tha local chapter of tha Bona of tha American Revolu­ tion with members in Orange and Bemlnols Counties, now meets on tha third Monday of each month a t 6 p.m. at tha Tradewlnda Cafeteria In Casselberry with the excep­ tion of a three month sum­ mer recsss. Any SAR member! visit­ ing In tha area from other states era Invited to attend meetings, Any man who era eligible to Join or think they may be should call Charles Iiowlett of Cassalbarry for further in­ formation. 30 Participate In Egg Hunt By Jans Casselberry Thirty children of the first and tecond grade classes of Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodlet Church 8unday Bchool attended an Raster Party held for them on the church grounds Saturday af­ ternoon. The party was given by Mr*. Mary Mobley and Mrs. Lucy Young, teachers of the two groups. Winners finding the moat eggs In tha tradltlonnl egg hunt were Cathy Casselberry, first grade, and Pam Stev­ ens, second grade. Games were enjoyed and children were served refrrnhments of punch and cupcake* decorated In the Raster motif. Ina Howerth, campus mln> latry; Miss Alice Cooper, Christian a o e I a I relations! Mrs. Swallow, membership cultivation; Mrs. William Grein, missionary education snd sendee; Mrs. Edgar Cor­ son, program materials; Mrs. Cecil N. Ogg, spiritual life cultivations and Mrs. Elmo Moore, supply work, Commlttca chairmen a r e Mra. Charles Cressey, local church activities; Mrs. Edward Perry, publicity; and Mrs. Arthur Arrington, cir­ cles. New members of the nominating committee will be Mrs. Elden Benedict snd Mrs. William Lakeman. Mrs. Frank Frys will be tha representa­ tive to commission on Chris­ tian vocations. Mrs. Lewis wss named del­ egate to tha Florida Confer­ ence meeting being held through Thursday of this week in Tampa with Mrs. Ogg and Mrs. Parry as dele­ gates. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Cressey with Mrs. Ogg and Mrs. Moore in charge of devotions. Mrs. William Fidler presented the reading, “Jesus, My Son." Hostesses were members of tha Esther Clrcls under lead­ ership of Mrs. Everett Swift. Plans wars mads to spon­ sor a ham dinner from 4 until 7 p.m., May 18, with tickets available from any member or from Mrs. James Oddy. Announcement was made thst the Choir of the church will sponsor its annual Straw­ berry Festival from 2 until 4 p.m. and from (1:30 until 8:30 p.m., Thuriday, May B, In the social hall. Donation Is minimum and tickets may be purrhased from any member of tha choir. D ru a Sto re s * , e r ip H e a ‘ I c l r . i ,! ° f l ,[ r ° * r I "• r* f ufqr tilUmm^ P r M e rl» « a - , ONORA ROAD & HWY. 17-92 SANFORD. FLA. * •. * r lc § • » o? i o x £ • ' « ' • » * *0 W e“ x •,' r There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE GO LD C R b t P L A S T IC * H A IR COLOR BATH ■ CAP A S S T . FLAVO RS-PTS. Oc AOZ. RAYETTE CoppGrfon# SUNTAN LOTION AQUA NET C L A IR O L C R E M E SHERBET SH O W ER 5£ V a lu e H AIR SPRAY (LIM IT 1) 616 E SPECIAL! ith Graored I JACOBS 1 CHUCK L L12D0R.P.M. 14" ELECTRIC SPEED M O W ER • * • * Save On Cosily Repairs Forget The Gasoline No More Hard Starts Just Plug It In I ___ \ rA C T O R Y G U A R A N TE E SW,M SUITS l _ Reg. 5.95 Value • I tardy Vi N.F. Matas. . . H i t I P X W eal I o n Sot • Iteasaa Warranty • Oraeaded Oa All tear Wheels • Mewtr Wslyks Only I I lbs. • Cattles Mslfkt Adjeitebis treat V4* ta 1W* • Gleaming Mirror Finish • Fit. All Drill AHochmanla COMPARE at 22.95 LIQ U ID FOR FINE WASHABLES 7 7 s H i. (LIMIT 3) e III aad a s Appraatd . DELUXE 1«" Thar SPEED ELEC. M O W ER w ith G RASS CATCHER a DUAL SPHD CONTROL A m a IURN O UT PROOF MOTOR |* J I (1 (1 6 3-StASON WARRANTY I I L i f l U t MAX. 3,400 R.P.M. SPUD U I ■U U C5 14/3 HEAVY DUTY 54' , r„ . EXTIMf ION C01D 6 93 H / J HEAVY DUTY 100' r„ . EXTENSION CORD 10.93 (LIMIT n SQUIBB • ’/« H.P. Motor • 3500 Slrokat Par Min, Bevel cuts from Some Driving 0 lo 45’ 1IANKORD, Calif. (DPI) — Bobby Mills of Porterville, Calif., won the rollon picker 200 in lie auto race despite a severe handicap •— a crew­ member accidentally dumped two gallona of water Into the gaa lank of hi* ear. E. 10.88 ROUND GRIDDLE 34*160*1) 0* Slit HATS • FOLD* TO... 34“sJ0"«l* M IN E R A L O IL by WIST •END REG. 79e (LIMIT 1) • No Slicking* No . Scouting • Thick Alum Fer Smooth Heal Distrlbutton • Went Warp. Do* 1 Work ef S Saws, Rip, Crocscut, Jig, Hack, Band, Coping, Kay Halt, Scroll — Stalls It's Own RIO. 4% lilT 2 EMERY BOARDS + * PKG. OF 10 (LIMIT 1) 29c VALUE ^ R O SIN K O O K ER NHS Member Miss I^snl Friend, diughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Friend of Green Springs, was the on­ ly Rntr-rprlse student attend­ ing DeLand High School who was Initiated Into the Natinnnl Honor Society this year. NO WONTIKRI School retrmonlei for new MIAMI (U P D -M rs. Nona NHS memliers were conduct­ Page Butler was arrested ed last week. her* and chargrd with run­ ning her husband’s l«W Ca­ dillac Into a utility pole, two NO HEAD TALLAHASSRK (UPI) parked cara, an auto repair ■hop, two atreet signs and, The Florida Game and Freah finally, a brick wall. "My Water Fish Commission la husband Is sure going to bo without a chairman. Ed L. mad a t m e," aaid Mr*. But­ Madill, a Dado Cily auto dealer, resigned the poat. ler. ?« ia j w r j s s • FOR R O S IN !A M D POTATOtS • CAST IRON ROT • TONGS INCLUDIO • Lightweight Styrofoam with Alum. Handle * Sell Insulating — Keeps Food Cold. REG. 9.95 VALUE OH M 0. i« 1*1%**<1*1*4 • GlMMihRf *4tsfi «mhsmM. W h lU T h a y Last! REG. 4.95 VALUE 12 O Z . SIZE GERITOL VALUES *1 / SEGO ALC0H0I L PTS. itLIMTT T> Rl N A C IN 1 .8 8 A TABLETS w 3 67c PAPER puns * D ili FQ D O lU m it At n n f. Iso C O U N T 10 O Z . C A N - Many in tbti As■ WWW# aortmrnt tire Styles With Nylon A Cotton waistband, automatic wash-nwear, dropped belt loops and oper dressed eeama aa found in top quali­ ty slacks, slies 28-42. Good selection, BOTTLE O F 100 ( l im i t t>* (LIMIT l> WALK SHORTS tome fUin U* Whll*Th*yLo»ll M IN 'S IVY STYLE 65% DACRON 3 5 % COTTON Remember thus« VAlU f , 8 a iM f r T V T .S v 'V i r % N O SIZI 1 9 * PORTABLE U b m MacCloans T O O T H P A S T E m t T k Beautiful ■leek Sofia Finish Iitansf* 19* te 3 1 -Big V Casters.. MEN'S & LADIES PLASTIC Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Coot Comfort All Summer Long! RAINCOATS Bt valu e /LO o n e ^ v . HOSE s 2.33 LLUY- w w Wa Will Air Condition # 0 % ,# # A A Moat Popular American t #J% ^U U U rs. Prlrett Start A U w AS LOW AS INSTALLED • Price Does Net Iaclud* Bales Tag. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS SCATTER RU G S IN ASSORTED COLOR A PATTERNS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer** THIS FINE CLIPPER HAS A SPECIAL V BLADE FOR M ANIMAL Strickland-Morrison W O N D IR F U I^ i FOR YOUR DOG hair INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SOI E. First St. Pfc. *21-1481 Open I Days A Week W. Park Ml 4-ill* ( y ) .MAGNETIC COMPARE AT 13.50 1>1.I.V>. (V*• �I U.S. Planes KnockOut 7 Bridges ^ * '1 ^ c Seminole County * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * * 6 More Yanks Dead In War With Commies “The Nile of America’* LO t + "Somebudy up there like* us." Thai’* whal the epontor* of a public (peeking contest at Seminola High School are aaying after Wed­ nesday night. As the contestant* in the Semfnole Soil Conservation District gathered it was dif­ ficult to hear a spoken word above the roar of the jete descending at NAS. The spon­ sors were dismayed. But, lo and behold, as the first contestant began to speak the planes stopped. Promptly at 0 p.m., just a* the last speaker finished, the planes resumed their activi­ ties. Nice timing, Navy. • • • Members of the Sanford Police Department Thursday marked the retirement of Po­ lice Chief Roy G. Williams, by presenting him with a cashmere coat and a new hat. Williams, who is pre­ sently ill s t home, was paid a surprise visit by off-duty officers during the after­ noon. "Chief Roy" is sure to be ona dressed-up sport. • • • Senior Life Saving class­ es, sponsored by the Red Cross and city recreation de­ partment, get underway to­ night at 7:30 p.m. a t Fort Mellon Municipal Pool. Jack Horner will guide the t l i r s e-night-a-week classes for swimmers over the age of 16. e e • Pier 66, Fort Lauderdale'a luxurious marina, has out­ grown its 23 acres and plans to expand skyward with con­ struction of a Rbitory tow­ er hotel. It will be Florida's tallest hotel and on top will be a revolving c o c k t a i l lounge. One revolution per hour. s e e Which came first: The chicken or the egg? That old question now is double-bug­ ging Mrs. R. L. Johnson, of Floral Heights. She broke open an Faster egg (normal slsa hen egg) and found in­ side another about the sire of a bird's egg. e • • Several local artists are expected to exhibit their work in the Fiesta Sidewalk A rt Show In New Smyrna Reach May 7*8. The a rt show is just one of the many ac­ tivities in the Seaside Fiesta which runs from May 6 through May 9. s e e Two young men, Calvin Donaldson and Major Lawson, were inducted into the Armed Services from Seminote County during April. Fifteen men enlisted from the county during the month. Seven more youths ars sche­ duled .for.induction May 13. • • • The proposed W ater Con­ trol Rill, which haa drawn aomo opposition, will be re­ worked. The Sanford City Commission has tentatively withdrawn a resolution ap­ posing the measure until it guts another going over. The proposed act, as it now stands, Is called the "Semi­ nole County Primary W ater Conservation a n d Control Act.” (H it * g > m t fn r ii * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 i b r a l f i * Senate OKs University Change Dr. Culpepper May Be Named As Chancellor nstwA... BRIEFS Elected TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The 1963 Legislature winds up its thin) week today with a number of major bills near­ ing a final decision and plenty of new ones to work on. Both chambers were sched­ uled to take care of business before them and probably ad­ journ for the weekend. No MR. AND MRS. JAN VAN 8TAVEREN committee mootings w e r e scheduled for the afternoon. Thursday was one of the busiest of the session. In the Senate, a bill was passed with little discussion Mra. Grace Van Stavercn, herself, was decorated by i the Dutch Embassy In Wash putting a chancellor named by D. C. the Board of Regcnti over the office manager at Ellinor Gen. Dwight Eisenhower for her work with the Dutch un­ They tlked the State* so unlversily system. Indications Motors, will leave Tuesday derground, helping to hidr much that they decided to are the chancellor—if the bill for The Netherlanda lo attend romc back and live here. On downed American flyers. pasiei the House — will be a reception for her husband, Before his retirement from a vacation trip to Florida they Regents executive director J. Cdr. Jan Van Staveren (Dutch the Dutch Navy, Von Staveren "fctl in love with tha state" Broward Culpepper. was sent to the United States and returned here in 1957 to (The Board of Regents hss Royal Navy, retired), at the as assistant Naval attache at make their home. Dutch palace by Quern Johan­ placed In jeopardy both the in­ dependence of the state's off- na and Prince Bernard, campus study program and Van Staveren, who is pre­ the job of ita director, Dr. My­ sently working in Atlanta, ron Bice. Ga., Is one of the wearers of (The jeopardy Is in legisla­ the MHilaire Willems Order, tion approved Thursday to a war decoration comparable bring the Florida Institute for to the United Statca Congress­ Continuing University Studies ional Medal of Honor. (FICUS) directly under conSewlnoU Countv civic *i»d • Capt-tn M->ro - will repcft ftAil wearers of thlr medal -trvt-roP’fe a regents staff. .................. — elite UXS N t» • re being feted at the recep­ business leaders will pay hum-1bfar’l the lleet 0 (Under the n e w setup, tion on the occasion of the taliala a- com (hindering offi­ age to Capt. Jam es O. Mayo, FICUS would no longer have a 150th anniversary of the ori­ cer. Tbs' Mayo* will make director. Instead, it would gination nf the award by King commander of Reconnaiss­ their home in Norfolk, Va. have a coordinator and there Willems HI. the father of the ance Attack Wing One since waa no auggeitton that the late Queen Wllhcmina. The 1963, at a farewell luncheon post would be offered to reception will be held at noon Monday at the Sanford lik e.) HuUtanbosch Palace, n e a r Civic Center. The Senate also passed a The Hague. The event, sponsored by the bill authorizing a school for Mr. end Mrs. Van Staveren Seminole Chamber of Com­ veterinarians at the Univers­ were born and reared in Hol­ merce and seven other civic ity of Florida. An approprla- land and Mrs. Van Staveren, and service groups, will attract EVANSTON. III. (UPI) — lion to finance the school, an estimated 250 civilians nnd Methodist lender* delayed for however, will have to come in military personnel from San­ nt least six munths a show­ separate legislation. ford Naval Air Station. down on whether an all-white The House sent to the Sen­ This will be one of the final southern d i v i s i o n of the ate the governor's bill allow­ public appearances for Cap­ church would he forced to ac­ ing the Legislature to use *28 tain Mayo prior to his being cept jurisdiction over Negro million in the stele's working relieved of command by Capt. church units (conferences). capital fund for general ap­ Acting Police Chief Arnold Richard E. Fowler Jr. during The petitioner* for both propriations. S. Williams, who today took ceremonies at the station 2 sides, the Centra] (Negro) The House also pissed bills Jurisdiction and the South­ requiring re-examlnetion of over the reins of the Sanford p. m. Tuesday. Heading the military* guest eastern Jurisdiction, Imwcd drivers' licenses of people re­ Police Department from re­ sponsible for major accidents tiring Chief Boy G. Williams, list from the Nival Air Station to the wishes of church and setting stiff penalties fnr made two temporary appoint­ will be Captain- -ami —MrS7 bishop* and decided not to illegal possession or transpor­ ments to fill vacanclea among Mayo, Captain and Mrs. Fow­ present their arguments to ler and Capt. C. W. Swanson, the rhuirh'a nine - member tation of alligator skins. the officera. Also passed was a bill to in­ Lt. Ben E. Butler haa been station commanding officer, judicial council here. The Southeastern Jurisdic­ crease the terms of Citrus elevated to the temporary and hi* wife. Sanford Naval Officer* tion is made up of Methodist Commission members from role of ruptuin, to fill the unit* from two to three years. vacancy left when Williams Wive* hade farewell lo Mrs. administrative Sen. George Hollahan of stepped up, and John W. Mayo with a bon voyage par­ Virginia, North C a r o l i n a Miami added a bill that would Rumbley has been named art- ty Thursday afternoon aL tha South Carolina, G e n r g I Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, raiie the pay of legislators] ing lieutenant to fill Butler’s bate. After departing Sonford, Kentucky, and Tennessee, from 11,200 to *3,600 a year, i posit ion. Royalty To Fete Dutch Heroes Strong Winds Delay Fire Ant 'Bombings' 1,224 Graduates Protest March Reporter Dies Church Merger Voting Delayed 250 Will Attend Omnibus Bid Mayo Farewell Methodists Table Integration Act New Police Chief Promotes Two ‘Long Time’ Navy Chiefs Upset Taxes Would Call LBJ Northern States Freeze, Bask Enjoined Birth Control JACKSONVILLE (UPI) The State Welfare Board has turned down an offer of *23,UUU to set up a voluntary steri­ lization program for the poor. The hoard felt that it should observe the rrsults of a vol­ untary birth control pill pro­ gram before embarking on any new ventures. Muddy OF Miss Promises More DUBUQUE, Iowa (U P!) The muddy Mississippi swept past Dubuque at record depth today with the promise of more to come. Volunteers rushed to bolster sandbagged dikes but water already swirled 10 feet deep through some factories. Convoys of trucks moved through the night across the Jullen Dubuque Bridge from Illinois, hauling sand and gra­ vel for the city's defenses. Son Witnesses Double Slaying JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — As his son burst happily Into the room to greet him, an In­ ternal Revenue Service em ­ ploye squeezed off a pistol ■hot which killed the boy'a mother, then killed himself. Dead In what police termed a murder-suicide were Mar­ vin R. Johnson and his ex wife, Violet, 46. Police said they had been divorced for a TV Satellite MOSCOW (UP!) - The So­ viet Union launched its first communications satellite to­ day and Immediately carried out successful transmission of television programs between Moscow and Vladivostok — a distance of 41,100 miles. The official nova agency T a n called the satellite "Molnlya 1" (Lightning 1). S A I G O N (UPI) — Four American* were killed today in two separate clashes with guerrillas in South Viet Nam. In the air war against North Viet Nam, an armada of 190 U. S. planes knocked out *cy. cn vital bridges — the most crippling attack yet against Communist supply route* to the South. TWO SEMINOLE HIGH SENIORS Joo Fnrless Three Americans were kill­ (ritrht) nnd Joel Fcliil, nre winners of college ed while charting a beach schotnrships nnd loans. Furies* received a for possible landings by more $1,000 National Defense Act loan nt tile Uni­ U. S. combat troops. versity of Florida plus $1.50 from the local Uni­ An American Special Forc­ versity of Florida Alumni Association, llo is es officer was killed and two the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Windont Pickelsimer. enlisted men were seriously Fehil, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Knrl G. Fchd, re­ wounded in a battle with guer­ ceived Jin $800 scholarship to Emory University rillas 130 miles southwest o( in Atlanta. (Herald Photo) TALLAHASSEE <UP1)-W. Saigon. Dexter Douglas*, a local at­ U. S. miliary authorities re­ torney, waa elected chairman ported two other combat of the hoard of the Florida deaths — an American pilot School fur the Deaf and Blind. killed when his observation plane crashed last night 27(i miles northeast of Saigon and TALLAHASSEE (L’l’l) - an officer wounded near Dn F l o r i d a State University Nang. awarded degree* to 1.221 stuAuthorities Identified the drat* Thursday night in grad­ Da Nang victim as 1st Lt. uation ceremonies at Camp­ Gary L. Steele, of Blis*. Too much wind prevented gram would begin in West Or* B-17 bomber planes front tak­ tinge County and continue bell Stadium. Idaho. He died at Clark AFB ing off this morning to initiate eastward. He laid he expected hospital In the Philippines the fight against the imported the planea would be flying where he was flown for treat­ fire an! In Orange, Seminole, over Seminole County next BOSTON (U PI)—Dr, Martin ment of his battle wounds. Luther King today led a mas­ The observation plane pilot Lake and Volusia Counties. week. The intensive four-county Despite weather conditions, sive civil rights protest march died when his piano crashed to dramatize Negro grievanc­ on takeoff from an airstrip at program was scheduled to be­ a demonstration of an aerial gin at 7 a. m. from Herndon application of the mirex bait es with schools and housing Phu Cat. Airport but gust* of wind up was scheduled for 3 p. m. to* in this Yankee city known a* U. S. Air Force and Navy America's "cradle of llbcrly." planes carried out today's lo 15 miles per hour delayed day at Herndon Airport. Ihe departure of the planes. Commissioner of Agricul­ m atiivc attacks on the Com­ "We need virtually no wind ture Doyle Conner was to be munist north, raining almoit CRYSTAL RIVER (U P D - 600,000 tons of bombs in day­ for this type of operation," on hand and county commiesJim Haley, of the U. S. De­ loner* from the four counties Tlirce persons, including Mrs. light sorties. partment of Agriculture, laid. wxtr# Invited. Barbara Holland, 47, Crystal The first — end largest ~ lie said this morning's wind lUvcr reporter for the Sun raids were conducted almost Coast Sentinel, were killed simultaneously by 74 Air of right-15 miles per hour here Thursday in a thrcc-car Force and 50 Navy allack would distort the pattern ol accident just south of the city plane* that destroyed five m a­ the millions of pellels <>[ poi­ on U. S. Highway 10. jor bridgea ranging from 140 sonous bait to be dropped, Haley anld II Is doubtful 11 lo 360 feet In length. An Air Force apokesman the ptanes would lie nhle to WASHINGTON (UIM) — said the bridges were located drop Use ntirex bait today but MONTREAT. N. C. (U PI) Presides* Johnson is expected at Phuc Thlcin, Ly Nhan. Pho tlie program would begin Mon­ —H ie 105th general assembly ttt Mk lor minimum wage Sen aniWXom lihnuw , where day or Tuesday If the weather uf the Presbyterian Church in tn p rK O M fk t'ih c re iie s : Job the U. S. considered today a two bridges lho DU* conditions are right. leas h * M U d p i abolition of record $8 3 million budget and llalry forewarned residents River. atito “ rlgM to Work" laws in U te r, GO Skyhowka and that the converted U-I7 bomb­ several key committee re* an omnibus labor m enage lo Sky raiders, a u p |* □ r t u d by er* would lie II) ing ul altitudes jxjrts, including one on Christ­ ian relations. Congress next week. Navy Crusader Jels, returned of 100 to 200 feet, The assembly delayed until lie said the fire ant pro* to North Vlot Nam to blast Saturday a vote on whether to bridges at Xom Gla end Son approve a study which would F O R T LAUDERDALE Dinh. lead evenlually to a m erger (UPI)—Two Chicago gunmen There were Indications that with the Reformed Church in drew 73-year prison sentences (ho South Vietnamese all ihe U. S. in Criminal Court from a force alio conducted a raid to­ The Reformed Church has judge who wants them out of day against North Viet Nam, otmul 250,000 members In tho circulation a long time before but no official announcement TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — New York-Pennsylvania and they ran be eligible (or pa­ Thu Supremo Court ordered was node. Midwest arras. role. tha statu comptroller today The assembly's new moder­ to refund 4311,381 In consum­ ator, William J. Patterson, of er whiskey taxe* collected San Antonio, Tex., told a news BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) from 32 Navy chief petty of­ conference he hopes to live to —An attorney was determined ficer'd dub around the statu see an eventual merger of all today to auhporna [’resident during a 23-tmmth period. Presbyterian and Reformed Johnson as a defense witness (Till* order will bring the churches In the nation. in the trial of three Ku Klux return of more than *4,000 to Klansmen on murder charges United Press International the CPO Club at Sanford in the nightrider slaying of Hail hit sections of Minnc- N'nval Air Stution, tiro man- Burglars Strip rivll rights worker Mrs. Viola soln, Wisconsin and Illinois GulLPro Shop-------*it rnid luiinjv)' 1.1’i w , -------------------------------- early inday. Thunderstorms Thu rourt said tha club* The gulf pro shop a t Midand rain drummed western "were all instrumontnlitlun of Florida Country Club in and Great Lakes states. the federal government nnd Longwnnd was almost entire­ AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P D -T he Snow r i m m e d northrrn therefore were not subject to ly stripped of merchandise by B ro th e r h o o d of R a i l r o a d Michigan. Freezing drizzle state taxation of tho type In­ burglar*, according to Sher­ Trainmen was enjoined from iced Duluth, Minn. volved when tliu luxe* were iff J. L. Hobby. striking the Southern Railway Cool northern weather con­ collected ami paid." The shop wu* almost com­ Thursday shortly after brake- trasted sharply with summerThe Navy club* challenged pletely cleaned out of ell men left their Jabs. Federal like warmth from Missouri a Bull slate law (hat made Items for sale—shoes, glove*, Judge Frank M. Scarlett is­ and Colorado south. excise taxes on alcoholic bev­ dothlng, ball* and other sued the injunction several Temperatures pushed into erages u consumer tax in­ equipment — nnd customer'll hour* after the strike was the UO* in both Mate* Thurs­ stead uf a tax on tliu manu­ equipment in the repair eliop called. day nnd topped 100 In south­ facturer and distributor. also was taken. west Texas. WEATHER: Thursday high 78, low 67, rain .81; aome ahowers th ru weekend, hiph mid-SO.s; low tonight in 60s. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 19C5 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 175 VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 yeer. IT*8 NOT ALL work a t Tullahmtsee. To empha•izc the eignlficance of the $3 billion annual agribuaineai aa Florida’s biggest business, the Agricultural Advisory Council and Doyle Con­ ner, commissioner of agriculture, toaaed the 1 second biennial agricultural-legislative barbecue at Leon County fairgrounds. Pictured are the Florida Strawberry Queen, Jane Adams, of Starke; Rep. Robert H. Elrod, of Orange, and Rep. S. J, Davis Jr., of Seminole. The aon, 16 year-old Ronald, ■aid he law his dad's car go­ ing down the street and pedal­ ed home after it, arriving Just tn time to wllnesJ tha shootings. Ordination Set In Outdoor Rites ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) The Mission of Nonihre de Dios will hold tls first outdoor ordination ceremony in 10 year* Sunday when two young men become Catholic priesli. The Most Rev. Joirph P. H u r l e y , D.D., archbishop, bishop of St. Augustine, will officiate at the ceremony or­ daining Rev. Roland Marcel Jullen and Rev. William Lloyd Stahler, ITte ordination will take place at the rustle altar on the grounds of the mission, where the first Mass waa cele­ brated In 1563 by Father Frenciaco Lopez de Mendoza Grajalca. Bare Truth! ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) pair of lace panties sent to the internal Revenue Service office here by a Kansas City women who wrote, “you might aa well taka my britches, too." has been returned. 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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 22, 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/9ef67c9ee1c6be8815382f4bdab6de81.pdf 03b64242c148be7504e6a695b60f142a PDF Text Text ( Bb'r 0inTorb VrriU Pnue 6-A— March 24, '65 * THURSDAY ★ F R ID A Y ★ SATURDAY 25th & PARK, SANFORD - « v .v ^ r T TREASURE HUNTER—New York’* Judy Lynn tikei lime out from lunnlnR herself In St. Thomas in the Vlrftln JaTtrfl* to check for pirate trramre on the beach. Ancient Mummy Undergoing X-ray Tests DURHAM, England (UPD— An Egyptian mummy dated about 1,000 8 C. may turn out to be the first man known to have had an artificial limb p, S. Ilawson, the keeper of Durham University’* Gulbonklan Museum of Oriental Art, aanl the mummy would be tak­ en to a hospital within the next frw weeks foi X rays of "his appalling misfortunes," A preliminary X ray has shown the man Had mx Hipped discs, stones in Die kidney and had lost a hand. "We hope to establish wheth­ er this man had been fitted with an artificial band," said Haw son, "If so, this may prose to he tile earliest example If he was an Egyptian court offi­ cial appearing to processions It may live lieen decided that he should have an artificial hand in order to look notmal " BARGAINS "TAnLE-nEADY” SOLID CHUCK S T E A K ....u ? 5 8 “ SUN-LITE” BONELESS FULL CUT TO M ATO ES 0LE0 TA1.1.AJI \SSKK tlT I> — The pm!** of « N*uth 1 hirhtn tiutkiiiK trrritory hy llydrr Truth Uncp uf Jnckmitivillp Company, of Orr»tvli»wr, w*» nppruMil by the Public tTlilt* tii*!* Cnmmip'ii»n. Tht* rnfiiniifvpiori pnhl l hr re bittl bf*»n ntmpliiintp nbmit in* A«lr(|itiite ii i vuv by llyiler. HydiT irtuimd n inr»te »rrvh't* inn*.* Im*twee it Jmk"onville iiinl South Klfirtiln hut n trunyiilMr nnn trMt limit hum MntninnA t•• l.nkr i ity to Tump* fn M h A R. NO. 303 CAN TOMATO SAUCE GELATIN PORK & BEANS SOFT DRINKS ALCOHOL . SALMON H A S H ................ 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"DAD'S' Mildred Hanty IU 9 D I Daltoaa lb . GROUND BEEF . FRYER GIZZARDS 9c FRYER LIVERS . 9c SLICED BACON . 9c SAUSAGE . . 2/9c SMOKED BACON 9c PORK ROAST . 49c PORK STEAKS . 3/97c BAKED HAM . n 6 3/97c n CARROTS 39c CELLO BAG a 33C Ztc 49c OCEAN PERCH 99c ORANGE JUICE « 07.. CAN •STOKELY" . Kara Narric TK H i l l ' S. SaMlnula . FLA. GRADE "A " •■SUNSHINE" tor tht ptsal showv th* bait plscat la act. a sol tad ruort, i roar thatch ar ituioim. plan to it>op *r pata*pa a koata ar i ■parPwsat , , . rstd ttsa . (LIMIT: fi PLEASE) MJI H 15.00 (lit 1)Lit LIMIT: 1 WITH YOUR l.-> tilt MORE lilt ill tiltll Lit 1’ LEASE. . 1 « r*aN»-----. ------- - ------„ . FRESH *10(1% PI HE” "ALUMINUM FOIL" SANFORD • ROUND S T EA K • CLUB S T E A K .............. lb ••D t i n ....... RANGE, LEMON, LIME Truck Line Sale Okayed By PUC U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF SAHEADk GOLD BOND STAMPS .._________ 111 aa. aack I k ____ i Coupoa Goad A t "THRIFTWAY” Only Thru Saturday, H ank ST. 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Canal Start Seen In Three Years Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * (Hite * “ The Nile o f Am erica” * fo r a lfr * • Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 • # - *v WEATHER: Mostly fair thru Friday, high 83-00; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 154 I „ i State Pledges Full Support On Waterway % By Psul Brookshlr* ORLANDO — The propos­ ed St. Johns-Indlan River Canal was on* step nesrer reality todsy. An engineering report, giv­ ing rightsof-w sy dal* snd LARRY SHULL, Oviedo Iliph junior, mndc this workable model o f a alignment of the Sanford-toseismograph which actually registers activity in the Oviedo Gym at the Seminole County Regional Science Fair. His exhibit is one of those chosen lndisn River waterway, was for an award which will be presented .Friday ip the. school auditorium. accepted and^approved by th* EASTON. Md. turn - Air canal district’s board of di­ Force investigators today sift­ rectors Wednesday. ed through the wreckage of a Chairman John Krider call­ giant C124 Giobemaster which ed the action a “ major step" crashed and burned in a wood­ toward construction o f th* ed area near here, killing all six crew members. canal, “ AA’e are proceeding faster A spokesman said the inves­ than I anticipated," he declar­ tigation would probably conti­ ed) "I think we will be able nue for several days at the About 4,000 cases o f turnip to begin construction of th* (. AI L KENNED! (LI 1) Space twins \ irgil 1. furrwj Wednesday about half greens are being turned out canal within three years.;' The board was informed (Gus) Grissom and John W. Young returned today an hour after the plane had daily at the HL1I Product* that 70 per rent of the rights to the site o f their spectacular vault into orbit to re- taken off from Dover AF1J, plant in Sanford, Seminole of way for the canal's 23 ceivc tiie accolades of a grateful notion. , ■,,n a ,ra'nmR flight. County Chamber o f Com­ miles have been obtained eith­ The beaming astronauts, greeted with kisses fourf nsinc plane, asmerce Coffee Clubbers were er by letter or by firm agree­ Some of the food served by ________ signed to the 9th Tr«>p Car­ from their wives, landed told today. ments. Mrs. Homer Little at the Ro­ rier Squadron at Dover, plowThe engineer's alignment flight," the rookie in separate planes on the About 40 chamber mem­ astronaut jnt0 a wooded area about tary luncheon at the Experi­ ha* the canal proceeding due said. three miles east of the small ber* loured the 1ILH and Cape's VIP landing strip ment Station Monday uas Southern Fiber Glass Prod­ cast from Lake Monro* to th* The astronauts, both in good shore community of Cordova, grown at the farm. Namely exactly -18 hours and four vicinity of Lake Harney, and ucts plants this morning. • strewing tregments over the sweet potatoes, cabbage minutes after their near- health and high spirits, spent then directly east lo th* north . an area of five or six acres At Southern Fiber Glass, and rhubarb. perfect three orbit space flight about 10 minutes on the sunny The fusciage burrowed a hole . . . about til) workers ale engag­ end of the Indian River near VIP landing area before mo­ deep in the earth. ed in turning out nn average Oak Hill to join th* IntraFred Lawrence will speak began just a short distance coastal AA'aterway. toring to the nearby base away al launch pad 19. of 10 Cobia boats daily. {'DR. JOHN UNDERWOOD Jr. (center) nnd Cdr. Chnrles R. Smith The Air Force identified at the first monthly Citrus The canal will cut through As the astronauts climbed C. L. (Chet) Miller, HLH medical facility that had been among the victims U Col (right), commnndinR officer nnd excculive, respectively, of the newly, Conference April 20 at the land in some locations, parti­ their planes. from an Air plant manager, conducted a set up to handle any emergen- William C. McCamy, 41. pdot, nssigned Heavy Attack Squadron 6, arrived from Whidhoy Island, Wash., Seminole County Agriculture cularly around Lemon Bluff, Force band struck up the tour of turnip canning oper­ Wednesday afternoon and were welcomed to Sanford Naval Air Station of Miami Center on 17-92 south of San­ to avoid dntnnglng shad fish­ ations at the Hunt plant. The C124, rapatite of carry­ hy ( ’apt. James O. Mayo, commandinR officer of Heavy Attack Winn One. ford. The conferences, for cit­ Iheme -ons of the musical during Tuesday's launch. Approximately 35 persons ing areas. rus growers, are designed to show "The t’nvinkablo Molly Gn*snm and Young were ing 200 troops or 74,000 pound* The engineering study, are employed in the cleaning, bring the latest information Brow n" in honor of their scheduled to undergo detailed of cargo, is the military's conking and canning of the made hy Reynolds, Smith A Gemini 3 spare-dup. affection four hour physical examina largest propeller driven Iran* Jn citriculture. diced turnips and greens at Hills of Orlando, said th* 1ately nicknamed "M o i l y turns by the same team of spe port The planes went out of probings did not show up any the Hunt plant. Retired Naval officers l„ fllrown " ciali-ls that gave them their production lo years ago. Miller said when both to- rock and anid th* rout* chos­ Hetty lirissom and Barbara pro launch medical checks. the Sanford Seminole area are Murray eight known commonly as Ihe ‘ Jri- ntslo ami spinach canning is en is conducive to easy dredg­ TALI. All ASSK lU P li — year leirn, SECOND CRASH invited to Die Itomli Derby re Young, flown here Wednesday Next on their bu*v vihrdulc M \NU.\ |CPI t — Two U Gov Haydon Burns' new uni­ years, Christian seven, Kram mrsler system"—in effect, or undeiway, approximately 8,- ing or diag tine operations. r option amt cocktail party night with Iheir children to be is a three-hour teclinu al re The proposed canal would Friday evening, April 9. There tm hand for today's reunion, view of their mission—a "do N Air Force planes today co l­ versity Board <*f Regents—In­ <r six. Menser live, Pace four. to revertto the old semester 000 rase* can be produced nr a day. be 12-fecl deep and would are many in the area with ran up to their astronaut tins briefing"—at the astronauts' lided m the air near Clark cluding a Negro, a woman and McCall three Dyson Iwo and system with set summer vaca­ The Chamber group also cost am estimated 41 —million. representatives of Just almut Mrs Pearce one year. tions tor students and faculty, whom Sanford Naval Air Hast hards and kissed them. quarters on nearby Merritt Field, (dunged to ihe ground The mniil board also voted i>nc id the biggest prolslcms thereby leaving the stale's toured the Hunt warehouse tirissom smiling and kid every professional field — and killed all seven American hi (icers h a v e no contact Island. to proceed with a survey D* where approximately :iiM l,(lli(l immediately facing ihe board multi milium dollar higher ding v s i'll backup pilot Waltci iigtoed lo study carefully and airmen aboard both planes Those interested may tele The space pilots were sehc idle (or case* of vegetables air stor­ pin down alignment of the Vn Air Force announcement impartially Florida's thorny will he a derision on whether cxlucatlon system phone Cdr. Donald t Munday M Srhirra, told a large crowd ed. ready for delivery to proposed Cape Kennedy ac­ gathered a! the landing slrip iib d to report on their success­ »aid the accident happened trimester —or— semester" to keep year-round operation three month* » year at 322-1330, ext 455 grocery ebaint east of the cess road whieh will Dank th* * * m Ihal it ' looks I ke we've been ful mission tnnight at a tele when s T39 utility passenger, problem bcfiv» making ■ dec' vised n-ws rnnlercnre at 6 and cargo jet rammed into s Mon on it Mississippi River. north side of the canal. Seminole County unit of the just about talked mil. . . p m in nearby Cocoa Beach Kail Smith, v i, e president Willani I'eehles, Fifth DIs■ So. if ;ts all right w th v on The powerful educational CI7 propeller • driven i ar.’ -i American Cancer Society is in of Southern Filler Gla»* tnrt Road Board member, atI nt - v the spare heroes plane while practicing lake board was namrxl Wednesday dire need of clean, used linen we I w.ot until later on tint'mp.. look Ihe gtoop through t e l i d e d the meeting and pledg­ wilt Ik to Washington (or a off* ant landing* at the air hv the governor It takes of with ulnrh to make dressings rvemit; to sec you " I ilie ( -hil.i plant, ed hi* support on the roadway finssonv. Hii lii'l man to on-e'-t'g »o|t President John ha-r tin -rnles north of Man'll fur Tuesday and will have Drop them off at E .1 i Bud i j Smith said ‘hiring ihe peak and canal project. The identilies of the airmen it* (irst of final meeting April Mmight on s institanre office twice venture into xp.nr then -on a" I v rongresMon.il recep­ [boat season, the plant Dun* "We ate eager to eo-operacross from The Herald ollict introduced Young to the cheer tion \ 11 a-litmnal t ker tape were withheld pending notiti- u under executive director J lout an average of I I boats a ntr in developing your canal," mg crowd as "talkative John," parade: i- -el for Monday in caliun of km The victims in Broward Culpepper on West f irst Street, I'lay. Most of the boat* are IVoldr* said. “ Wa will work "1 m ready for ihe next New York "This is one of the most chided (:vc officers and Iwo The marchers planned In MONTGOMERY (CPU tuelicubuslv selected nml This iHd South nt* hoped to »eck an audience with Wal 1 specially ordered and theclos ely with chambers of eomenlisted men City commissioners kicked highest caliber hoards appoint |uil on its calmest Iron! today lace hut he has said hr would pines range from 47115 to mrree nml you people in this m S-Vki Inward the Bombing project. ed ill icn td history." Burns for ‘ Ihe greatest nun cli that l only s op "legitimate delega , around 41.200. Derby and Navy App feint mu "I consider this a tremend­ S.I, I Day celebration slated for has ever been held on a stale lions (loin Alabama " ous project and I have been lb rntphasi/cd members capital in the South " April 5 10, at the request of following it closely," I’eeblea were named lo represent dlf Sen Mack Cleveland Jr , Top state snd city officials said. leri nt professional field* and chairman of the armed forces Oscar In n , 71-yenr-ntd geographical areas of the ami businessmen appeared dr The rend hoard member said committee of Uie Seminole termined to have the Selina man. w.i* m Seminole Mem­ State he would keep the ranal diCounty Chamber of Com­ lo Montgomery civil rigid* orial Hospital today recover­ ie,ii.t* informed on the stat­ There are *evcn new- mem Irek, swollen by thousands merce “ Couldn't find a better ing fiuni injuries hr received us of the access road survey. hers mi the board Two are wmil lip without a hitch cause,'' commissioners com ­ r ASA BLA N " (' A * Morocco Wednesday when in a motor­ The proposed road would holdovers from Ihe recently* mented. lUf*!) — Moim'inn troops The bywords were: '‘ Re­ cycle accident. • • • T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — urarin? atrH helmet* jitdI run from the Orange City Inresigned board appointed by straint and business as usu Lens was listed in “ good The ptesidrnt of the new Un­ «iip|>4)rt(*ti hy lunkn urn! nr trrrhange on 1-4 to U.S. I Gov Farris Bryanf in the al " Earl Higginbotham is si ill condition" nt the hospital this waning days of his admlnislra fighting to get the three-quar­ iversity of West Florida at mured runt Kiiiinlnl jrnvurn- near (lak Hill, following th* Montgomery knew rebel linn morning. He received seven lion over strong protests from a* the Drst capital of the Con- I’ensarola sail) today lhat hn mrnl htitldirii;* in ( 'uaaMun* a canal closely part o f the way. ters of a block from Park leg and foot injuries when Burns They are John C Pace, Tilt* canal board alio author­ Avenue to Oak Avenue chang­ ftderavy more than too year* institution cannot make a tea today tn prevent n recurrence his motorcycle went out of of Pensacola, a retired lumber ago. ed to parallel parking, but •*f rioting which killed at ised Its attorney, Mack N. control on 1-4 two miles west s- liable start in 1967 under man and Ocala dentist Way ne nol getting any support from But Dr, Marlin Lulher King limited funds recommended leiiit ei^ht pet furti arid injur- Cleveland Jr., to proceed with of 811 46. C McCall. other city commissioners who Jr promised to give Ihe city by the Governor and (,'sbinrl id iipfiroviruiitidy 7ti ulihers. negotiations with the Florida I.cm was headed fur Day­ Tin- new members are Tam­ Canal Authority and the Stata say they haven't heard any The i tty u m ral in. a show it—or any ollu-r city for buildings and opriatmn tona lleai'h when be lost concomplaints Irom the public pa attorney Chester H Fer­ m tin South—has ever seen Order also w«ir lestuieil in Bonid of Conservation for trul of the motorcycle. State Harold Crosby *aol the rec­ guson. Orlapdo physician Dr. yet. "That block between F«*i, where an additional fiO light of rminrnl domain amt •■llns. will lie the greatest Trooper Duane Harrell laid. ommended 45 million for eon .^ I s Lolius C. Murray, Pinellas march that ha* ever been those two lights is a mews — pemotii were injured Wnlnei. tiie authority to issue revenue County s,4iool Supt Floyd T held on a state capital m the striietlan would seriously hnn day* anil in the «n|tilal of certificates, if necessary. someone is going to get killed IvISSES front Mrs. Hetty Grism'in (riglil) nml ill, up the futility which i* 1" Ivliijlll* VAIll'll* IIHID'I J44ufflllljr Christian Jacksonville grti Smith, King predlrlrd m ere," Higginbotham insist Cost of n title search for Mrw. liiirliura Young greoleil their liero-ltushe located oil a IienoDfiil ws LONDON I UPO—Diploma eery C h a m executive Henry hetweafi pul He tind siudtuta tiglili-of way nl-o will b# Ined Gm Gcprge Wallace, the tetfiont campus i! -riali-d hv Immisi this moniitiR vvlion the astronauts return­ * * • tic reports said today Cuba Kramer, retired National legislature, county and cily In tike nut. j vesligated by the board. Escamhia County si s cost of is readying "volunteers" to Broadcasting Company vice ed to Cape Kennedy after their three-orbit flight A proposal by Commission­ officials, businessmen and lo more than 41.2 million. holster Communist forces In president Clarence L. Menser er M L Haborn lo make the Tuesday. (NEA Telephotos) ral while and Negro loaders He offered lo compromise Viet Nam of Aero Beach, West Palm have issued numerous appeal* whole of First Street from Ihe difft-i nire between the Beach real estate broker ( lit Sanford Avenue lo Oak Ave for calmness and conduct of Illl||l,,„ fri|Ur,„,| . , , j ,)„. ton G Dyson, 58 year old Ne- j nue 30 degree angle, also died normal activity activity when the , 6 mi„ lon r(cuminrnded to a gro and Coral Gables club­ marchers parade through for lack of a second. l*11' ( bare-bonea 46.65 million. « • * woman Mrs E D. Pearce. city and lo the steps of **1<> Crosby presented hi* arguSuggestions for the muck Ferguson will serve a nine while-columned capitol. 1mrnla to a lutH'ommilti'f* of area off Grandview Avenue PASADENA, Calif. fl'P I) Mars— nut «* detailed as to mlicance Russia also has a Wallace said women who t h r Srnutr appiupriniiofi* lhat has given City Commis­ —The same men who.learned day, but good work al Ihe capitol complex {(imniittfc ht'iduii l«y Sen. K‘»l Bickering said probe barrelling t h r o u g h W t l T p ] A f l C S I t i l K e sioners a lot of (rouble: Cen­ space, but several days lo two would have today off. Ollier I'rHA of ilraiienton. by trial and error to trans-i al a new* conference. tral Florida Experiment Sta­ Ilian lhat, hr sard, the build­ Distance alone and (ar more weeks behind the U. S. probe, Commie Positions Later today the committee tion officials say rhubarb form Ranger from a space age difficult communication* prob SAIGON' (U P I)—American ing would he open and upetwas to hear requests for the grows good in muck. Would weakling into one of the na­ lorn* amplify the preliminary and South A ’ ictnamesc war­ Scientists today began a irting as usual. new University of Knit-Cen­ elty consider going into bus tion's greatest scientific arh mission n! Manner 4. launch hardnosed study n( lunar ter- planes raked 1'miniumt*l posi­ The legislature planned In mess of grow mg own rhu ievements looked ahead today ed last Nov 28 Irom Cape Ken rain photos obtained by three tion* inside South A icl Nani convenr lo continue work on tral Florida at Oviedn. Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazard Warnnljr barb? to another goal — the first nedy By midnight Wednesday Ranger spacecraft to decide today. No new air atrikrs the education program for ■ • • closeup pictures ever taken ( P S T ) . It had traveled 39,121 whether the moon's highlands against the Communist north which a special aesslon was Florida Sailor Someone up near Faust's after sending back almost 6,- 231 miles ltd the 135 million or lowlands provide the best wer* rrported. called. Drugstore has a good idea 000 “ miraculously" clear pic­ mile journey, although it had manned landing site. A spokesman for 17. S. milMost businessmen planned Held In Thefts Their podacarpus died and tures—the Mar* probe Marin­ to travel an over all distance MILLINGTON. Tcnn (UPI) Hangers 7 and 8 photograph i t a r y headquarters s a i d to keep their establishment* they have replaced tt with er 4 was hurtling through in its orbital pursuit of 187,. cd the lunar lowlands—the Sea American jet fighter planes open today, going along with —The Shelby County' Shoriif'a and bombers flew upwards of the "activity as usual" policy office today announced th* ar­ ■ome very attractive artificial space toward the red planet of Tranquility and Mare Cog 863.210 Periodic Innpccliun FUl Tire Repair 60 combat sorties against plants, always in bloom, al­ on a similar experimental urged by Wallate, police au­ rest of three Millington saijOn July 14 Mariner 4 should nilum of Known Sea—while A’iet Cong concentrations . in thorities, Mayor Karl James ors in connection with a ser­ Front End Check ways colorfui. Idea is worth mission. Tirt Rotation draw within 4.000 miles of Wednesday's Ranger 9 snap a 4H-huur period ending late and the Chamber of Com­ ies of tbefta that “ could mowcopying — you doi^'t have lo "The lessons of the Ranger Mars for the first television pod pictures of the highlands BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES today. water the tallies. ball." merce. have been applied to the Mari­ photographs—up lo 22— over —Uie crater Alphonsus. The aheri/f* office identi­ Wallace asked all Alabam­ The ninth and last of the ner." said Dr. William Picker­ taken of the most mysterious ians tn stay away from the fied the men a* Richard MeaaRangers was the most success ing, director of Caltech's' Jet of all planets. . No scientists expert mu­ ful of Ihe three in Ihe 4270 WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e march, urging people lo re­ eley. IB. of LeMoore, Calif.; MOSCOW lU PI) — Soviet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). "A t the present lime, we are scles nor do they expect Mari­ million program from start United Slate* and Red China main on their jobs or in their Steve Taylor, 17, of Punt* President Anastas Mtkoyan bat tent a cable to President a little more than half way on ner to unlock the secret ol to finish. .It had the most ac­ today appeared to be on a homes He urged th*t nothing Gorda, Fla., and Charles W. curate flight path, required collision course over Viet happen to the marcberi that Gann, 23, of Naahvtlle. Johnson congratulating the a long journey to the planet of whether life exists on Mars. 405 W. Firat St. 322-0651 But, like Ranger, it’s a start little mid-course correction Nam which could erupt Into "would play into the hands of Several stolen eer* and at United States for the Gemini Mars. By the middle of July, SANFORD, FLORIDA space shot, the olficiil T ail we hope we can show you In a direction both America and returned the best photo* a major war — If Peking the enemies of our stale end least two burglaries w en In­ nation." means what it saya. volved. news agency reported today. photographs of Use Plain of aod Russia realir* for its aig ever taken of the moon. * 13 U . S. Airmen Die In Crashes Sanford Area Production Told Coffee Clubbers W ives Kiss Astronauts V TTo^ Orlandoan O n R e g e n t Board Rights Marchers Near Montgomery Motorcyclist, 71, Hurt In Mishap Moroccan Riots University Fund Claim 8 Lives ■Hearing Today ‘Volunteers’ W hy You Should Scientists Turn To M ars Probe Buy TIR ES From Collision Course Congratulations X v x fSm . * �Hero's Welcome Awaits Young At Orlando 9lj* ftanlorft ffrrilb Page 2— March 26, 1965 Still Cheaper LD Phone Calls Loom In State T A L L A H A S S E E - (U P I) Florida telephone jubacribera may be able to place "cheap** long dlatance phone calls with­ in the state an hour earlier In the evening it * new state Public Utilities Commission proposal goes Into effect. The commission, which met here Wednesday, told Florida telephone companies they have until April 1 to go on record opposed to or backing the proposal, a state version of the order which the Federal Com­ munications Commission re­ cently put Into effect for In ter-Slate cells. for The order provides cheaper rales on long distance beginning at B p. m. Instead ol • p. m. and for all day Sun day. So far, 90 states have ed their own versions of directive. POC Chairman Edwin Mseon laid Florida phone users would have aavad II million If the order had been In ef­ fect last year. The commission said plione companies should pass along to cuitomera tome of Ihe bene­ fits they got In recent tax law nvUlons. WIDE VAniETY of items will be on sale when Forest City Community Association sponsors its 7:30 p.m, auction Saturday nt tho Forest City Shopping Center. Showing one prroup of articles already tagged for the event nre, left to right, Mrs. Allen Forward, Mrs. Eugene MacGeen, and Ken Hancock, Proceeds will go towards $5,000 building fund for a Com­ munity Club. • (Herald Photo) VFW Dinner Is Sellout PTA Hootenanny Set Friday By Jane Casselberry Robert McKentle, S o u t h Seminole Junior High School faculty member, will be mas­ ter of ceremonies at the PTA Hootenanny Friday at I p m. In the achool auditorium. He handled this task at last year's successful Hootennany. Student and adult tickets will be on sale at the door. Eight talented acta have been lined up for the program In­ cluding, Gene McKinley, a guitarist; "The Tradewlnds;" "The Ramblers;" C o l l e e n Wiggins; South Seminole Etc mentary group; "April and The Raindrops;" and Danuta Moskl, Spanish Folk music. The public Is Invited. EASTER Parade of Fashions will la? sponsored at 7:30 p.m. Thursday by the Hear Luke Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association in the school auditorium. Here Mrs. William (Atlanta) McGinnis, chairman o f the show (right), and Mrs. William (Kaye) Viets, PTA president, look over clever posters announcing tho event which have been made by third grade students. (Herald Photo) Business Brief Minnie l i e s * Garner, of Evt Doss beauty shop, at­ tended ■ two day educational hslr styling clinic at Orlando. EL PASO, Tex. <UPI) — Instructions were given In the Jose Rivera ran out of gee. newest methods of permanent He coeited along a strip of waving, tinting, frosting and land just off U.S. Highway styling by Arthur Angelo and 63 before he came to a atop.’ L u e l l a Bailey, nationally He wee In e single-engine air­ known hair stylists plane. Out O f Gas Legal Notice C IR C U IT COURT. n i n t h j u d i c i a l c i s t c c r r . in A N D r o i l SKMINOI.K COCA. T . ATATSS OK Kl.(Ill III A. riiA N cK .iir mo. h tib IIA MUR!. WIIIUIIT, unit h i. w i l l ANNIR MAH WIIIUIIT, Ship Stranded Til k ORDER OP PU1M C ATIOA . • HIT TO FO R E C L O S E HEAL E S T A T E SCORTOAUE TOi JU PITEn P RO PERTtEr, INC., e Dissolved Florid* C orpor ation, and W IL ­ LIAM A COOK. I’ r .» t ,l .n l , M A R T A. IIKNTLET, V Pros . W IL L IA M A. LUHD ■ te .- T r *t.. (ho t a i l o l l l *» r s or d ire c t o rs on ra•srd f o r said C orpo rat ion, and a n ? o ff lc s r , s ( . n t , dlrSrlor o f said C or por ation, a n d all olha r partlaa who m a r h a v s or tlalin anr I n la r a .l In and lo or from • •Id Dlaaelvsd Corpora­ tion Ay- raaaon nf o w n s r ahlp. Islnar, rradltor or stharwla a, b r . throuah or u n dtr or atalnat »lth»r, each nr nny o f the tald dataadanls, In and to tha p ra pa rly ba ralnaltar d ts crlbad. all o f wh o** r*aldanra la un kn own . T o u and aach o f you a r . hara hy n n tlf l.d that a autt haa b o a fHad aealn at >nu by SA UIIK L W R H lI t T and hla wlfa A N N I E M A E WIIIUIIT, In f o r . •loss a rar ta ln bi ortaaaa . whirl: an cu mbsr a tha f o l l o w l n i daser lbad p rop er ty , altuatad, tying and ba ins In ■amlnola County, Flor id a, l o - w l t : -T H E HOU THW K1 T on * g u a r l o r ( H W q ) o f t b s NK I> IKK W E N T o f tha l.ons w<>od-Markham Hoad f LESS tha MOUTH d l l faet thsraof). In Mactlon It, T o w n s h ip IS, Mouth of l l a m a St Eaat, la m ln ola C ou n ty . F lorid a " e n d y o u er a harsby requ ired to f i l s y o u r a n sw a r to Said COM­ P L A I N T , . o r otha rw laa plse plead d lharatu wit h the C lerk o f tha oboes atylad Court, and to e ar ea a copy_ lharanf on P la in . Slffe' a t le r n a y , R. W, W e r e , at P.O. Dex ISIS, Manford F l o r ­ ida, e e or bafo ra tha l l t h . d a y o f A p ri l A. D. m l , otharwlaa J u dg m en t will be taken end lied eg ag ati a in s t y o u far the re lief d em a n d ed In amid C om p lain t. D A T E D Ml Manford, Mamlnola C o u n ty . F lo rid a , thla Ike l l t h d a y o f M erck A l t . l i f t . Legal Notice I » T IIK C t n c t IT t e l l I t r oi^ T i n : k i s t i i Ji m i i t i , r i i i C I 'I T 14 4 * 1 ) T o l l « t : m i m i L»: r o i l * T V , KfittMIII4. n i A M HMl 4 0 . I IHIMI TIIK UUIYKKY 8 A V I S' (1 H ASK. Piiivittff, V*. fton n r leatfr H Anr, *i (»# f tr ut ani * M I T H K OP At IT 14 t t n r t T U M iK P O H r . n . o A i t i r TO rD O nut L tiT C H H A flt and E L I Z A B E T H C M A RT hi t wir* ft r . A t i i p . 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If you fall to dn bo, a d tc r e e p ro r a n . feeeo will he taken against you fo r tha re lief tiem andied In I tie Comptslnl. T his N o t ic e alia ill. h* fin Ml Ab­ ed once a w e e k for four vonee* r u t Ive weaka in The Hanford Herald D A T E D THIS l l t h . d ay o f March, t i l l . . (ME AI.) IVEAL) A rth ur H. Usckwlth. Jr.. C lerk ut Circuit Court * A r t k u r If. B e c k w ith . Jr.. B y : M s r l k t T. Vtb Uu C lerk D t p u t y Clark E y i M arth a T. Vlhlen. D C . JL W . W a r s . Att y. f o r P la in t iff A a d sr son . Rusk. Da** A L ow n d es P . O. B e x 1411 I I I E sst C n t r s l B o u t s ie r d , Bemford, Flor id a. P abllab M e r c k IS. I I * A p ri l I, ( -rlandn KlorlU* I'u blDh Mai*I, IS. II a April l ISIS d n v .a t n■. I. ISIS By Donna Esiei Commander John McMsnus issued apology to the public at the regular meeting of South Seminole VFW Post 8207 Tuesday evening for the earlier than uaual closing time for the chtcken-rib barbecue which took place Sunday at the post home. McManus explained that the dinner was so successful, foods were completely sold out by 9:30 p.m., resulting in the esrly closing hour. In the future, provisions will be on hand to serve greater num­ bers, McMsnus advised. The next dinner is scheduled for April 11 from 19:30 until 4:30 p.m. Fun Night will continue each Monday at 8 p m. Merle Htrvls, b u i l d i n g chairman, reported that the post kitchen In the post home has been painted *nd a new sink Installed. Nomination of officers is planned for the next regular meeting to take place April 13. Desert Mirage: Large Party I1EJA. Portugal (UPI) — Farmer Jote Tarrco celebrated the birth of n aon with a party nt which the 400 guests cun•umed 12 t u r k e y s, 15 suckling PLAINTIFF pigs, 20 kids, 24 chickens, nearly 250 pounds of lamb, VI J U P I T E R P R O P E R T I E S , I N C . 800 liters of wine, 400 bottles • D isso lv ed F lorid a C o r p o r a ­ of beer and 200 fifths of whis­ tion, tt all. D K F U N D ANT** kyROTICIS TO IIKKKAU (III ins ORLANDO (UPI) — City leaders huddled todsy to declde how belt to welcome home astronaut John Young, their famous ion who orbited the eirth three time* with Virgil I. (G uj) GrUaom on the Geminl-3 ipace ahot. As plans were being spun here for the uncertain date when Young temporarily will be released /or the hometown celebration, the astronaut's parents were it Cape Kennedy to welcome him back. The local celebration is be­ ing planned by -the special events committee oT the Or­ lando area Chamber of Com­ merce. Local merchant! are dlsplsytnc Urge pictures ol the new hero in their windows. Also at the spaceport Thurs­ day were Young's psrents-lnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. While of Jacksonville end Young's wife, Barbara. Young's brother, the Rev. Hugh Young, lives in Athens, G i. He Is step-brother to Mrs Mary Stuckey of Kensai City ■nd Lt. (Jg) James Mostller, now stationed In Ssn Diego. STEVEN STEIN, non of Mrit. Fred Stein, re­ ceives a certificate of recognition front the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Floridu on his selection as the most outstanding member o f Seminole Chapter, Or­ der of DcMnlny, for 1061. Woodrow Cash, bead of the advisory committee of the DeMolay Or­ der, presents the coveted award to Steven. Dismal Lesson For Teenager M K N 1 .0 PARK, Unlit. (UPI) — During a driving lesson, Mamlia Jean Ward, 16, had trouble with * turn. ^ihc *l»uicd through a *crv Legal Notice IN TltK. I l i n t IT t O l MT. N I N T H J I t i l l M l . 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In and hu Dafaiidania. Mamlnol* C oun ty , F lorid*. Iq NIITICK IH IIKR EIIY OIV KN t 'h a n t r r y . for D i v e r t , , lit, ahnrp. I ha I lha underalaned Mparlal ( I l l , o f a* lil ac tion to-ln* It \ »,J Maalcr, purauant to final daC1IKL I'HICK. P laintiff i f c i , « o f f o r « c l i » u r , atiitrti] In I I E N I t r EUUENE PRICK . D e ­ lha ah ov *-a ty t»d Court on Ksb fenda nt. I h , a , |>r,»*ela » r . In ruary I. ISS5, In lit, ab av ar a u a , «n d r a g u lr , you to fill ■l| led causa, w ill a , II al puhtla your w r llta n ilvfraa**. If any au ct ion In In* h ig h ,a t and heat in Ik* Co mplain t til*.I t,rr*ln bidder for c*ah al lha C o u r t . amt In aarva a c opy lh*r *ol holla* In Hanfurd, Florida at i h , upon piatiitlff'a a l t o r n , ) on ol ho u r uf It 00 o 'c lo c k A. M. on hafora |h* tlrii d ay o f April Monday, lha t l t h day o f April. t l t l . ulltvrw la, a U s e r ,* I'M A. D ItSS. tha fo t lo w ln x dta. C M tllB t will h* *nl*r*4 erlbad proparty, t o - w l t i aealnat y ou and lha r s u a , pro Tha East 110.1 fast nf the o**<t as part*. Kaat iw o-thlrd, of lha (SEAL) W est Ihraa-fo urth a o f lha Arthur II ll.r kw 'llh, Jr S W i f u f Ih* NWt* o f MacClark o f lha c i r c u i t Court Holt IS, T o w n s h ip >0 South, Ninth Judicial C ir cu it la Hanna 4<JS Eaat (laa* tha and for Mamlnol* Coun ty Nor I t fa st t h s r a o f tor Florida, r oa d ), to^alhar with r ailC. Varnun Mia,. Jr. drtiiial airuc ture and Im ■ Of C L E V E L A N D . S T E P H E N p io v a m a n t * i h , r , u n hllN A MIZE Alhart N. Kilts A ttorn ey* f r » I 'U lp t lff • Spar la I M a n o r P. a D r a w . r Z HUTCHISON AND L E K K L E il Bull* SIS E d w a r d s Bui ld ing San fo rd Atla ntia National Peal O ff ic e D r a w er II Manford, F lo r id * ■lank lluild lns Hanford, Flori d * A tt o r n e y s tor P la in t if f , Pukllah S t u b IS. B April I, Publish Mir. It, IS, IS A Apr. t. It. last I. ISSt. COK-lt C D E .II GILA REND. Aril. (UPI) — A Navy ship got atranded In the desert. , The smell vessel was en route to the Pima County fair in Tucson aboard a tractortrailer which had a flat tire. The truck driver hitch-hik­ ed 20 mllea to telephone Navy offlclali In Tucion end Los Angeles for permlsaion to buy a new tire to complete the jouiney. Famed Artist Holds Show Area art enthusiasts havei Including one in the Detach brought endless compliments. [ arranged for the first art an opportunity now to see the! Gallery of the Great Master- She has given many demon- school for children, f 1 v e_ one m m show of Mrs. Mary] piece for three months which |stratlona and eight years ago |through 16 years, ever held.*, in Winter Haven. In addition Dean, nationally known artist, lo regular classes, she gave which is on display it DcBary free art Instruction for Mansion House, headquarters years at the Winter Haven of the Florida Federation of Girla Club for underprlvileg, Art. ed children where icholarArrangements for this fine ships are awarded annually. exhibition were made by In I960, the Deans visited George Brooks, Federation Cornwall during which time president, who advises that she made 2g sketches of tha plans also ir e being made for area and of the Scllly Islands. Mrs. Dean to take up She was privileged to make dence at the mansion for one many fine contacts with re­ or two months during nowned artists, writers snd summer during which time statesmen, who came to see she will conduct art classes her work. Allison Uttley, a for both children end adults. writer of children's books Interested persons are asked which are among favorites ol to contact the Mansion for Queen Elizabeth's youngsters, further Information. came to see her and Introduc. Mrs. Dean, an art teacher ed her to Lady Mears. Illus­ in Winter Haven aince 1B54, at trator for the- books. SNe and the age oT 21 attended the Mrs. Uttley were invited to " Minneapolis A rt Institute be guests of Sir Grimwood / where she studied with two and Lady Mears at their home German artists, Robert Koh­ and Mr. and Mrs. Dean also ler tnd Gustave Goetch. At were invited to meny lee the end of her first year ihe parties given In the House of won awards and a scholar­ Lords and the House of Com-*' ship. mons In London. After marriage to William Mrs. Desn works in various Dean, who comes from Corn­ mediums , . . oils, psstnls, wall, Englend, aha continued water colors, mixed mediums * her painting, at the same time tnd enamels. Her home is operating a flower and gourd like a museum where on dis- ’ ■ shop for 19 years. Here she play, along with her beautiful made thousand* of Hems from psinttagi, are many lovely rare end beautiful gourds, candle holders, table vase*, many of them grown In her bird houses, flower* and other own garden ’ from ipccial articles, all made f r o m seeds. Numerous prizes were MKS. MAKY DEAN, renowned artist, poses gourds. received for these articles with some uf her pninLintfa now being shown in The exhibition will hang al and a story appearing in Min­ a one-man exhibition ut DeOary Mansion House. the Mansion through April 24 nesota Magssine named her In addition to painting, she is nationally known snd may be viewed by the "Fairy Godmother of the for the lovely articles she makes from rnre and public from 1 until 5 p.m., Gourds." exotic gourds and has been caled “ Fairy God­ Tuesday through S u n d a y , In Winter Haven she has mother o f the Gourds." (Middleton Photo) each week. hid many one man exhibitions ft LBJ Proclaims 3 Observances WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson issued pro­ clamations setting aside dates in May for the observance of World Trade Week, Small Business Week and National Maritime Day. Johnson urged special cere­ monies during the week of May 16 (o point up the Imp o r t a n c e of international trade to the nation's economy. He designated the week ol May 23 as Small Business Week and set May 22 for Na tlonal Maritime Day. Retaliation LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Hank Harrison, an euto repoesrseor, parked his car to repoeeeei another vehicle. A thief stole Herrlion'e car, f 1,000 worth of toole end e par­ tial dental plate which he had left on the front a c a L U . S. Allies Trading W ith Reds-Rogers CHICAGO (UPI) — Rep. Paul Rogers (D Fla.), said to day America's allic* are trad tag with North Viet Nam de­ spite the (act that U. S. ser­ vicemen are engaged in com­ bat with the Viet Cong. "During the last six months of 1964. a total of 2U1 ships (lying the flag* nf our allies have hauled cargoes into the p om of North Viet Nam," Rogers said. He said Great Britain made up 41 per cent of the total. Other nation* trading with North Viet Nam are Japan Greece. Norway, I-ebanon, It aly, West Germany and Pan im t, he said. Rogers, a member of the House interstate and foreign Costly Call BENBECULA, Outer Hebrlde» (UPI) — Army SgL Nor­ man Bennett, 26, w*« ordered reduced to the rank of corpor­ al by a court martial har* be­ cause he us* d th* military communication* l y i t i m at thl* lonely oulpoit to tele­ phone hi, girl friend. Hares, Buzzards ‘B u s’ Airport FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) — An nvrr-ahundanre of rabbits near tha Fresno air terminal resulted In frequent hare end hound eheeee aerose the run­ ways so official* authorised a massive hunt lest weekend. About 800 rabbit* were killed Now bustarde looking for rabbit carcatea are converg­ ing on tha airport and tho o f­ ficial* fear they may collide with planet or get tucked In­ to Jet engines, causing a crash. Legal Notice l a Ik* r * e r t ar Ik* C n a l y J o * . . , , S , m l a « l , C*N*ly, F l o r ­ ida, l a P l a t a n . I * r * i E a l * t * mt KM I E L V A N ROT. Deceastd T * A ll O a d l l a r * a * d P h m h K *,I*b l'l * l * > * ar D**a*ada A a * l * * l l a i d t •i » i , i T ou and * * , h o f y on ar* h a rs b y tintlfttd and rsqu lr•d to prosant any c laim s sn d dam snda wh ich you, or ollhar o f you. may hava aealnat tho • •lata of KM t Kl. VAN HOT. dai-aaeed. 1*1, o f aatd Coun ty, to th* C oun ty Ju d>o o f Mamlnol# C oun ty , Florida, at hla o t f l c * In t h , co ur t houa* o f aald C o u n ty at Bsnford. Florida, wi thin all ca lond ar m o n lh i f r o m lha tlm * o f th* first p u b ­ lic a tio n at thla nolle*. T w o r n p la i o f aach c la im or dema nd shall t># la w r ltln e , sn d shall atat* Ih* plac * nf rasldonc* and post o f f l c * adJraaa o f th* c t a t m s o L and sh all bo s w or n to by I h , claima nt, hi* * (*o| . or at tor n a y and a c c om p an ied by o (H in t fas o f o n * dollar and auch c laim or d t m t s d not so fi le d shall bo void. O. A n d r e w M p „ r A , A d m ln U t r a lo r C.T.A. o f t h o E st ota o f KJ4IEL VAN ROT. De cea se d P ub tlih March IS. JS A April I. S. ISSt. c u t 'l l commerce committee, appear­ ed on a radio program, "Wash ington Report," sponsored by the American Security Coun­ cil, t Chicago-based non-parti­ san organization. He said Britain's trade with North Viet N*m was "strange" localise Britain his publicly supported the U. S. position ta Viet Nam. "O f course, the best way England could help us would be to stop thetr shipping into Viet Cong territory," Rogers said. “ We still are hearing cries for a negotiated settlement ot the Vietnamese crisis," he said. "1 think this crisis would not have reached the presenl peak if it had not been for the shipping done over the years, particularly within the last few years by our allies.” Rogers said he his asked the State Department to "get our allies to hilt thli pr*c tlce." 8207 Unit Votes Date Changes By Donna Este* The Auxiliary Unit to South Seminole VFW Post 8207 voled to change 1U meeting date* from the tecond and fourth Tburtdiy* of each month to the first and third Thursdays. Action was taken *t a recent meeting of the group held at the Post Home on the Old Dixie Highway north of Longwood. Two new members, Mrs. Beulah Anderson and Mrs. Beulah Thomas, were welcom­ ed during the meeting which was conducted by Mrs. 'Vir­ ginia McManus, president. It was reported that th* rummage eale and the plastic wares sale sponsored by th* unit were successful project*. Election of officers was O, scheduled for April 1. next regular meeting date. OVERWEIGHT FAT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, cur pro. duct called Odrinex, You must loan ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex Is * tiny tablet t and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costa |3.00 and I* ■old on thl* guarantee: If not eatlafled for any reason. Just return th* neckega to your druggist end get your futl money back. No question! asked. Odrinex ta aold with this guarantee byt Mclteynolda Drag Store — Hanford — Malt Order. Filled — “ — ~ T ROLL-AROUND TV TWO OFFICERS of Hewvy Attack Squadron 11 have received Additional atripea denoting pro­ motion in rank. They ar* Lt. Cdr. J. A. Coral and Lt. R. S. Demark. (Navy Photo) Grand Opening! SKIPS FISH MARKET HIGHWAY 17-92 Across From Seminole Plaza Mod* PAM719AWD • a w ? " " " VHFUHF ™ «pti0fl with th* new Tandem 82 integrated tuning system featuring tha exclusive •410" permatronic transistor tuner. e Built-In dipole telescoping antenna for YHF— SArultJvw loop antenna for UHF reception. • Front controls and laont sound—M V to m , M m u s e ... easy to bear. 70 • FRESH QUALITY SEAFOOD • GOURMET SPECIALTIES • IMPORTED & PARTY-TYPE FOOD BEER and W IN E C A R R Y -O U T ----------------------------------------------- 5 ------------------------------- ** to EASY TERMSI Sanford Electric Co. I l l MAGNOLIA in -lM l “ VISIT OUR RBTORD A SHEET MUSIC DEPT." �I V. Phasea of pre-school, youth and adult training, re-training, fdurntlon, aclf-Help aervicei, health service!, vocation­ al training and youth job corpa training were discussed Wednesday by members of the Community Action Agen­ quality c y of Seminole County meet­ ing in the Civic Center. d isc o u n t Under the leadership of Dr. W. Vincent Roberta, the com­ mittee read and adopted the by-laws, heard a report from the applications committee and engaged in a lengthy dis­ cussion headed by project ' eommittee chairman DeWitt Mathews. ft Among the programa auggcsted by various members of the committee were day nurs­ ery programs, family plan­ ning counseling, homemaker services, adult education pro­ grams, vocational training and re-training, n u r a i n g, mechanical trades and rem­ edial reading programs. Joe Foy, chairman o f the ^applications committee, point­ ed out that in 1963 some 4,400 persona out of a labor force o f 13,000 in Seminole County were engaged in agri­ cultural work, but In 1004, one year later, only 1,900 per­ sons out of a labor force o f 16,000 were engaged in agri­ cultural work, indicating a _ sharp increase in industrial •w ork and a sharp decrease In agricultural employment. There were 17,095 families In Seminole County in 1960, 6.313 of which earned less than the minimum $3,000 a year, which President Lyndon Johnson has defined as "pov­ erty-stricken.” Luck of communication was ^blam ed for much of tha fail­ ure of persons who need job training to take advantage of present programs being con­ ducted by the adult vocational department of the county arhool system. ‘ •The illiterates esn’l read the newspaper. They don’t know what ia going on or what help is available," said y Mathews. • Comptele waih cycle • Water All the suggested programs femp. selector • 3 way Rinsewill be investigated at length Away • Washes 7 sheets in a by the committee and prepar­ single load • Made for com­ ed for presentation to state representatives of the Eeo- mercial laundry use by a leading nomir Opportunities Act com­ manufacturer. mittee who will be at the Civic Center at 1:30 p.nt. March 31 to meet with the Community Action Agency. 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A 13-year project to enlarge the Intracoastal Waterway from Jacksonville to Miami has been completed, the Army Corpa of Engineers announc­ ed. The ] 23-foot wide waterway, final link from Trenton, S. J., to Miami, is 12 feet deep from Jacksonville to Fort Pierce and 10 feet deep from there to Miami. The enlargement project roat tll.S million. • targe, taiy-to-read clockface • Wakn to music switch • 4 tu b as p lus r n d ifio r ♦P9451 #0*03 7 hut & iOctlt £ e itt 1 Crashes A t Sea . HALIFAX, N- S. (UPI) — A Canadian military aircraft rrashed at sea o ff tha coaat of Puerto Rico with an ap­ parent lost o f 16 livea, the Royal Canadian Air Foret re­ ported today. ft 3l|r ftinforb ftrrtlft robllaktS Dotty avrapt li t . ■r4ar» SooSor eoS rfcrl.1. ■iooi oil. a .a ft TABLE RADIO 7 ------------------------------------------------- CLOCK RADIO • i • | • Rapidly "In ha Iat* dirt, dust, soil from rugs, from bora floors! 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OR TAKE MANY MONTHS TO PAY U flM T TO 1 P.M Q U A LITY tha only true measure of value guaranteed ALWAYS, D ISCO U N TS that give you Instant cash savings guaranteed EVERY DAY �4: 4) Khr HS Faces Edgewater In Conference Contest « _ Sophomore righthander Ron­ nie Dudley *111 be seeking his first decision o f the m i ton Friday when be opena for the Seminole* against the Edgewater Eaglet in a Metro Con­ ference baioball game. The contest, to be played in Sanford, will begin at 4 p.m. Coach Jim McCoy laid to­ day that Dudley ha* ahown improvement with each per­ formance. Banfnrb t w ill Pag* 4—March 26, I98B Swimmers M e e t > Eddie Fltagerald, No. 1 pitcher who won hi* second game Tuesday against Colon­ ial, will be at first base Fri­ day when the Seminole* face the Eaglet. McCoy said the rest of the lineup for Seminole will be the tame. Danny Lee, who has been out for pitching, will probably see some relief duty in tbe outfield. The Seminole coach said that some of the players have shown signs of breaking out of a batting slump. He said Fitzgerald, Bill Kuykendall and Steve Harris are begin nlng to hit the ball more e f fectively. Shortstop Ronnie Hinton has been the most consistent hit­ ler to date with Chuck Scott and Danny Tlllls close behind. The Seminole pitching staff now consists of Fitzgerald, Leesburg Team By David Higginbotham Herald Sporta Writer Dudley, Ray Plvec and Hin aon. Jim Eidridge, who had been counted on for aptjoft probably la out for tha i«a ion. SHS takes a 2-2-1 record In to the Edgewater game. L y p n Wins Track Meet With Kowboys By Jim Bacchna Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High swim ming team will travel to Leesburg Friday to face the Leesburg Yellowjarkets in a non-Metro Conference awlm meet scheduled to get under way at 4 p.m. The Seminole boy* will be out for their fourth win of the season afUr beating Co­ lonial and Boone laat Tues­ day. Tbe girls’ team will go MILE RELAY team at Seminole High School b ro k e n school record In that event Ia«t week. The runnen will be In action today at Titusville and again Saturday in the Florida Relaya at Gaincnville. Their time in the mile wan 3:31.8. I-eft to right: Sterl Weber, Richard Hittell, Paul LeRoy and Eddie Griffith. (Herald Photo) After two sueceiilve near misses, tbe Lymtn Greyhounds won their first track meat Wed oeaday, 72 to 01. Hie victory was s i rued against the Kissimmee Kow boys on the Lyman track. Terry Tool# paced t h e Hounds with two first place showings, winning both the high and low hurdles. Mike Ackerman won the mile race with a time of 4:31.5. The Sanford Junior High I eighth Inning to nip Bishop Darrell Allgsicr Jumped five feet, three inches to take the baseball team pushed across Moore Jayvecs, 3 2, in a basehigh Jump. Terry Harmon and a run in the bottom of the |ball game here Wednesday. Terry Smith finished first in the 440 tnd 660 respectively. Jsck Blanton won tbe 220 yard dish. TIPS FOR BOWLER8 nr# now available at the Sanford City Library. Lyman won both the half Mri. Mary Waahburn, (right) recently presented (in behalf of the USO), mlie and mile relay races. The Greyhounds half-mile elx books entitled "Ten Secrets of Howling" by Don Carter, world bowling team consisted of Bob Eldchampion. Mrs. Sarah King, head librarian, (left) accepts the books from The Jet Lanes bombers Sanford Manufacturing and ridge, Dave Straughan, Paul took ovar the first place alot Wisdom Sod Servlca split Mrs. Washburn, who is a USO staff aide. (Herald Photo) Lambert and Blanton. in the City League with a their match, two and two. Tom three-point win over t h e Hunter led Wisdom with a American Legion Po»t No. 63 529 and Jack Frost took sim­ team while the previous lea­ ilar honors for the manufact­ gue leaders, Bob'* Ileitauranl uring men with his 621. Thoie bowling two-hundred team dropped three point* to f l u Yarborough and Todd events. erend Mr. black" in a ihrec or higher games wera Harry Roie A WDka Reataurant. Racing Team will go up The gales of the track will out of five match rare. Big Jack Kanner paced the Pentecost 218 and 209, Virgil against Howard Williams in open at 6:30 p. m. Classifica­ Alio expected to participate laneamcn with a nice 202/682 Anderson 213 and 204, Bob the feature event at the Os­ tion will be at 7:30 and elimin­ in the Saturday night races are and had the capable assistance Guthrie and Rich Murphy 210, Lucy Mayer put together a ceola Drag Strip Saturday ations at 9:30 p. tn. Robert Taylor, In a 426 Val­ nf Marshall Wiltshire's 208/- Marshall Wiltshire 208, John night. The main event matches iant Wedge Head out of Jack­ 10th framr turkey to enable Kneeland 204, Gordon Honey­ The races, sponsored by the Yarborough Todd against Wil­ sonville; John Powell, 365 the Misfit* to score four wins ;,{S2. Harold (Bumblebee) Ap­ cutt 20.1, and Jack Kannrr pleby paced the legion tenm Seminole Timing Association, liams. Yorlmrmich Todd will Chevy powered Corvette out from Chcckerliil "A " in the 202 . will be renewed after a rain- put their 426 Hemi Head Ply­ of Orlando, and Dick Cherry, Holler Motor Navy Wives with a 214/604. In Rose A Wilk* three win*, league. out of the last scheduled mouth against Williams' "llcv- 426 Wedge llrad Plymouth. Pat Slpicy'a W7-t(M led the Gordon Honeycutt and lefty E 7, 8, O'er* to four wins from Hill Anderson were the Mg the Dlsasternoli Verna Ool- guna a* Gordon rolled a 203/ton led the Hoot Owls to ■ jH4 and Bill finished with a VERO BEACH — Fourth clean sweep against Russell's ."i82. Bob's Restaurant team Running Sporta Car Prix will was led by Don Dorman with Redskins. be held at Valksria on April his 649. Lucille Schwirzcnbich led Pryor'* State Farm Insur­ 3-4 The race is sponsored by the Pussycat* to a four point win from the Tigers. Vickie ance team salvaged all four the JayCres of Vera Beach McGough's 180 456 was high ooints from the Harry's Bar Package five-some. Virgil and sanctioned by the'fVntral score for the Tlgcrvlles' three Anderson was the big man for Florida Region of the Sporta wins from the Oop Ops. ryor's attack with his 213. Car Club of Amerira. Eleanor Clemen*' 167-403 was high scorer for the Vigi­ 204, 695 set while Harold This year*' race la greatly lantes as Ihey added three (Doc) Ring was top* for Har­ improved and la expected to ry's with hi* 466 serin. points to their standing. Lake Monroe Inn took the h« better than ever. Tha ValkMarian Tise’ s 179 f o r RVAH-9 "O " Wive* and Ellen fourth spot from Cook's Cor­ aria Airport Course where the Brady's 170 for the Dragon- ner end dumped them down race wilj be held le one and ettes were high as they split into the sixth place with a one-half miles long. clean four point sweep. Garry The Valkarla course Is lo­ their points 2-2. Barbara Rohrer and Elaine Fox waa high for.Lake Mon­ cated 19 miles north of Vero Kostlvai were high acorera roe with his 221/613. He had Beach, 9 miles aouth of Mel­ for the Savagettea and Marge additional help from team­ bourne, end Juet west of U. S. Jackson for CbeckertaU "B " mates Harry Pantacoat 209, No. 1. Sis tume to challenge 218/672 and John Knetland the driven' eklll Include a 180 •■ they tied points 2-2. Isabel Goshorn's 170-441 led 204/668. degree bend, o ff a f a i t Jim Altman waa high for straight a-way. the Retired Wives as they split 2-2 with the Odd Ball*. Cook's with hie 632 series and There will be three recee •THE REVEREND MU. IJLACK," with Howard Williams driving, will Elaine Kostival and Arlene Bob Guthrie shot a 210 for on Saturday, and fiva race* on Sunday, atarting at 12:16. Wilson spared the 5-7-9; Ver Cook’s. be one of the cars in the feature race at the Osceola Drag Strip Satur­ In the other league play, Sunday wilt feature 15 end 20 na Bolton. Kitty Snyder and day night. The races are B])onsorcd by the Seminole Timing Associa­ Marge Miller 5 ID. tion. (Photo by Wilbur Yarborough) The 3 io fell for Isabel Goahorn, Peg Patey, Jane San­ ONLY dusky, Pst Willis aud Meda Wiltshire. RACING DATS Marge Farris and Shirley LEFTl Sims* converted the 5 7; Phyl­ O. B.’a McDuff, the winning- Dally Double (3-4) 160 20 Quinlela (5 6) $12 20 lis Freeze and Shirley Max­ eat greyhound at the Sinford- 3rd Race — 3/14 - Time 31:91 Perfecla (5 6) $28 20 well the 2-7. Turkryi were rolled by Orlando Kennel Club last Ma­ Filtered Tip 19 00 13 20 6 00 9lh Race — 3/11 — Time 31.11 3 60 3 00 2.60 Eleanor Clemens, Lucy May­ son, gets his first feature rare Rocky's Blues 5 40 3.60 Ryandale 3 30 3 00 er and Marion Tise. atari in tonight's loth. Circus Cily Pat 3.00 Wayside Gossip HI Troubles 3 GO New membera In the league The Oswald Druthers speed­ Quintcla (6-8) $51 20 Quinlela (2-5) $8.80 are Betty Booher, Edle Car­ ster put on s tremendous dis­ Perfects (6-8) $309.10 penter and Marge Miller. play of speed in hit last start 4th Race — 3/16 — Time 31.58 Perfects (2-3) $1100 10th Race l / l l — Time 11.67 to qualify for grade A com­ Lake alow 23.00 11 00 8.60 4 20 2 80 2.60 petition. Me Duff won by a I'm Squaw 7.00 3.60 Genobar 3.20 2.40 Runs Good Race margin of 714 lengths after Curtain l)p 4.80 Circus Wonder Summeretta , 2.80 STOCKHOLM (U P U -U . S. falling to finish In the money Quinlela (3-4) $66.00 Quinlela (2-5) $8.60 Olympic mller Dyrol Burleaon In two previous starts. Perfects (4-3) $344 10 of Cottage Grove, Or*., ran Tbe veteran campaigner was 1th Race — % — Tima 4t.M Perfects (2-3) $13.60 timed at 31.31 seconds for the Kid Willie 18.60 6 20 6 80 Uth Race — H — Tima 36.79 1300 meters In 1:42.6 to wtn 2.40 3.40 2.40 the itar event of the flret in­ S/16s mile distance In winning Junior Lee 11.40 6.80 Miss Whirl M A T I N EES WEDNESDAY A 3.00 3.20 door track meet ever held in his first event of the season Scoottn Scout 4 80 Silver World I IVIM I I I N C C J SATURDAY — 2 P.M. I Ebony Rock 3 20 Sweden. The clocking wae O. B.’a McDuff, winner of Quintals (46) $98.00 Quinlela (2-3) $13 20 only 1.2 seconds off the world 31 races last season, will be Perfecla (6-4) $191.00 mark set last year by Tom going against Cora Coke, Roc Ith Race — 8/16 — Time 11.54 Perfects (2-3) $31.30 Sanaalionet PERFECTASt Mutuel handle $13,134 O’Hara of Loyola University. key Bert, Barbla Rock, Lai Ring U s 11.40 6.30 6.60 plno, Tell Herman,, Vlnnle Roman Revel 4.20 3.60 • Comfortable Grand*tend • Luxnriona Clubhouse Kaup, and Go Letter, Longdust 4,|o THUR8DAY — LADIES’ NIGHT Results of Wednesday even QulnJela (4 8) $43.10 Sorry, N o Mia ini'* races; Perfects (6-4) $556 10 1st R tce — 1/16 — Time 31.2* 7th Rare — 44 — Time 46.71 ON 100 BRANDS Gator Land 6 30 4.60 2 60 Rocket Pam 10.30 4.30 3.00 Siinbrook LOO 2.40 Janice A. 4 20 3.40 Althea K. 3.60 Confessor 3.40 Qu Uriela (2 3 ) 111.60 Qu Uriels (1-3) $14 20 2nd Race — l / l l - Time 31.15 Perfects (3-J) $40.90 ^ KENNEL CLU B ABCADB PACKAGE STORE Gena Faye 13.60 11.60 6.60 6th Race — l / l l — Time l l J l Bo'e Lucky Zeke IJ0 7.20 Tracy Lou 420 3.60 1.80 OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 1:11 P. M. H W V .1T-82 Bonnie Beauty 6.60 Nixon's Jerry 4.30 1*60 •16 & FIRST IAN FORD WB GIVE TOP TALUK STAMPS Qplnlcla (1-4) |66.00 Eastern Avenue 3.00 Midway Between Sanford 4k Orlande M eet Hurricanes Friday Sanford Braves Win Third G am e Jet Lanes Leads In City League Drag Races Slated Saturday Misfits Win Four Games Skipper Senkarik was the winner in relief. He took over the mound chorea from Mike Morgan. Tommy Bryan led the ford Braves at the plate a single and triple. Bryan scored one run for the ners. San­ with also win­ Other hitters were Bill Gracey, Mark Caolo and Mike Long. They got one hit each for the Braves. Sanford will meet South Seminole Junior High School here Friday in its next game. It will be played at 4 p.m. on the field across from the Junior high school. The Braves now have s rec­ ord of three victories and one tie. Gary Mapirs Is expected to be the starting pitcher against the Hurricanes. Sports Car Prix On lap lap races. Practice runs will ■tart at 9:30 AM each day, *<> come early. Headquarter* will hr the Pennwond Motel in Schiiatlan, with drivers registration be­ ginning on Friday afternoon. Black Bass Event Opens WINTER HAVEN (Special) — Competition in tha third annual U. 8. Open Black Baia Championship began acrose the nation with all nonreitricted water eligible in the 60 etatc*. Both largemouth and emailmouth black b a n may be en­ tered In the conteet, which ia being sponsored by the Win­ ter Haven Chamber of Com­ merce. Forty-five prise* will be awarded. The champion will receive a Johnaon outboard motor, a Lone Star "Big Fish­ erman" boat, a Gator trailer and a championship trophy. Runner-up will receive a pair of DeLuxe Cypress Gardens water ikia, a spinning reel and tackle box. A pair of Cy­ press Gardens water skis will go to the entrant, other thnn the champion and , runner-up, who enters the heaviest fish from each of three states. Weight of fiah determine which states. There i* no advance regi­ stration requirement by ang­ lers and there is no entrance fee. All persons are eligible as tong ns they use legal tsrhle The current champion is Jumes W. Davis, of llowey-inthe-liil]*, Florida, who enter­ ed a 16.pound l-ounce bass last year. PLAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP $10.00 then weekday Greens Fee $1 Lend O' Lakre Country Club Hwy. IT-92, Casselberry 838-2699 V after Its second win after hav­ ing (wo loeiea at the begin­ ning of the season and then beating tbe two Metro schools last Tuesday. The Semlnoiea have not beat Leesburg in iwlmming for a number of yeari, but this year they have tha best chance they have had in a $ long time. According to Coach John Colbert, "This is the one we really want to win. If the team win* there will be a big party given at my home." Colbert ha* been putting tha Tribe through rigid training workouts daily in preparation for Leesburg. The squad has been working especially hard E on the relay* and tha girl* have been rounding out their training program. Tbe Tribe’s next meet will be agalnit Edgewater and Winter Park Tuttday March 30. 1■■■ A. w * ' V T I p »y«a »a ♦V A T h is w e e k ’s B IG S a f e t y B u y a t yo u r GOODYEAR SAFETY CENTER a- e TAKB YOUR CAR W H I R ! TH S EXPERTS ARBI ( * 8:10 ^anfotc/- Cj>/axdo f Tklt filter cigarette Is pocked will America's best-tasting pipt tobacce -famous Half and Half. Get pleas­ ing aroma, great new testa. Try a peck today. N IGHTLY FARRELL’S ^ I O B 's M cDuff Favorite Tonight SPECIALS EVERY DAY'S 9 FIVE CRITICAL. SERVICES PLUS PRES • Adjtaat route el R A Y A S sa fety c h ec k ,on 1 YO U good/ tear s| $11 W. First 9t- - M Dally. $-9 Friday • R ID E P ^ ,e Pfi. 122-2811 1 �r.-. HtjV ?anftirll Wrrslb March 25. 19G5— P«i*e 5 DeBary Bridge Club Slates Second Annual Tournament DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club Mill have its Second An­ imat Duplicate Bridge Tourn­ ament at 1 p.m. next Tuesday in the Firemen's Recrention Hall on Columhn Rond in DeIlnry. This tournament will lie for the Open Pairs Club Championship and Miss Inn Kiehl o f Orlando will direct play. For this week's regular meeting of the club nt 1 p.m. Tuesday, there were 18 ta­ bles, in two sections, in play. Section A was directed by Mrs. Robert N'icholls. Win­ ners were, NS, first, a tie, Dr. R. T. Stevens nnd E. Z. Goodwill B ags Hear Lake Boy Scout Troop —HO has distributed (loodwill Hags in the area and will be collecting t h e m Saturday morning. Those who have not received the hags but would like to make donations are asked to call Scoutmaster Bruce Nelsun or Assistant Scoutmaster Robert Bunnell. Class M eeting The Christian Homemakers Sunday School Class of Cas­ selberry Community Method­ ist Church will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Weaver Hall of the church. Mr. and Mrs. William Young will be In charge of the program. Hos­ tesses will be Mrs. Delmas Copeland, Mrs. Don MrLeod, nnd Mrs. Frank Messick. Walters with Mrs. O. N. Ijrckey and Mrs. Edwin Wnrhter; third. Mrs. N'icholls anil Miss Ethel Johnson; fourth. Mrs. A. G. Besom and Mrs. Mildred B. Dostert; KW, first, a tie, Col. and Mrs. C. R. Everett with Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; third, Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Andrews; fourth, Mrs. Thornton Smith and Mrs. A .L. Willgoose. Section R was directed by Col.'William Hogue. Winners were, NS, first, Mrs. Charles Meiner nnd Mrs. M. Shader; second, Mrs. Ida R. Wilson and Norman Meyer; third, Mrs, Charles Hassell and Mrs. W. B. Cook; fourth, Mrs. Hugh DcVal nnd Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebacke; EW, first, William Luts and Harry M. Brown; second, Mrs. Joann Paulk and Mrs. Jody Bunnell; third, Mrs. Doyle Driver and William Woodloek; fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Motz. March series winners were, first, Mrs. Joann’ Paulk; sec­ ond, Mrs. Jody Bunnell; third, C. R. Andrews; fourth, Mrs, Ruth Btatt; fifth, Mrs. Loris Weeks; sixth, Mrs. Thornton Smith; seventh, Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebacke. Winners of the eight week series were, first, Mrs. Loris Weeks; second, Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebacke; third, Mrs. My­ ron Accsrdi; fourth, Hurry M. Brown; fifth, C. lb An­ drews; sixth, Mrs. Thornton Smith. Turkey Shoots Scheduled By Osteen Firemen Burke Concert Monday i "The sound of music" from 12 voices—all related in tone and harmony—and blood ties —will be heard at 8 p.m. Monday on stage at the Sem­ By Mrs. Clarence Snjder inole High School auditorium. Osteen Volunteer Fire De­ A family of 12—father, mother and thrlr 10 children partment will sponsor a ser­ —sing together for Ihe joy ies o f three turkey shoots of it. They sre invariably with all proceeds g o in g -to eompnred with the famed help-raise funds for payment Trapp family, Immortalised of needed equipment. by Rodgers and HammerThe first is scheduled this stein in "Sound o f Music,” a Saturday, the second for Broadway musics! based on April 3 and the third for that family and now made April 10. into a motion picture. Shoots will be held at the The Burke fnmily singers* County Barn on Highway 415 success story started in a in the Osteen business dis­ simple way. After ilnging the IIEIIAM) CARRIER Wes Left, member and stronK supporter o f the re­ trict. They will begin at 1 "Rosary” one evening in their cently organized Osteen Volunteer Fire Department takes driver's seat p.m. and could last until after home in Providence, R. I. in the newly acquired fire truck to help promote series of turkey shoots dark as- floodlights arc pro­ about four years ago, they the department will sponsor the next three Saturdays. With him’ are Ed­ vided fo r -th e area. sang n hymn In unison. Wal­ ward Pell, VFD president (left), and Herman Kolleff. Proceeds from Groups of 10 will compete, ter V. Burke, the father, who the shoots, to he held at the County Barn, will go to help pay for the nt a minimum cost per shot, a organist and choir master truck nnd other needed equipment. (Hcrnid P h oto). with one turkey being award­ at Blessed Sacrament Church ed the best shot in each in Providence, suggested thry1 group. A total o f 28 turkeys try singing in four patta. He sre on hand and more will be then proceeded to write ar­ obtained if needed. rangements for several wellAll ammunition will be pro­ known hymns nnd Christmas vided. Those competing may WHITEHORSE, Yukon Ter­ A Royal Canadian Air The seven expert climbers |carols. bring their own 111 gauge ritory (111*1 )—Sen. Robert E. Force twin-engine turboprop accompanying Kennedy stood Then in the spring of 1IM10. shotguns or, if desired, use Kennedy, "feeling fine" after plane was scheduled (o take aside a few yards short of the Burkes gave their first one provided by the fire de­ his pilgrimage to the top of the New York Democrat to the summit and allowed the . public concert which was a partment. the mountain named for his Seattle from where he would senator to proceed lo the top tremendous success. Triumph­ ant engagements in New Eng­ slain brother, hoped today to leave for (he nation’s capital. alone. land and New York followed. Shortly before 1 p.m. Yukon Be sure to keep in mind the teturn to his duties in Wash­ As he reached Ihe summit. The next step up rume with second annual Mr. and Mrs. - ington before' the day is over. time (5 pm . EST) Wednes­ television appearances on the Kennedy knelt anil drove Into day. Kennedy became the first Creative Cooking School to lie Kennedy spent Ins third held March 30 at the Sanford night on Ml, Kennedy Wed­ man lo set foot atop the id,- the ice a black ftag with the CBS “ Look lip snd Live" Civic Center. The latest in nesday night in a three-man '.mo-foot mountain named by while Kennedy family crest progium. The Burkes, n shin­ cookery with recipes for ages tent at the 8,5<JO-foot level Canada for the late President upon it and placed down other ing example o f family to­ getherness, came in contact John F. Kennedy. personal articles. 8 to 80 will he featured. base camp. Plane Captain Award "Plane Captain of t h e Month" award for February has been presented to Ken noth D. Sewell, aviation ma . , , ,. . chinist s mate tjct», 2 cl. h> Idr. It W. Kenned), com rnanding officer of Itiavv At tack Squadron 11 at Sanford Naval Air Station , THiis award is given to the Individual who tia- obtained an outstanding perlerm.inee in tile following area* Profess iunnl pc-fortname a- an Vlit plane captain, leadership, per sun.il integrity in .111-its hear {/*«*•/>- -—r r . —iJ KENNETH 1). SEWELL 4 Inch and 6 Inch POLYTITE-O-RING CLAY SEWER PIPE* AND A COMPLETE LIN E on II Sewell Sr Fla Graduating in .lunc 1957, Sewell joined the Navy and short!) thereafter was sent to Memphis for ADI " A " school gradual mg in 1958 Sewell s , ,, , tour wa- with Heavy Attaek Squadron It from Juts t 1958, lo .1til> I'liii During Hits time he drpluved with tile squadron in the Mediten.mean After a short lour of duty with It\ VII 3 aid I! V Ml 9, Sewell rejoined \ \1 I II Del 8 m August Intel Si well is married to the for ith i ( aiol l.ynn Sumtnerall of I'ampa and they have a d.m ■i*. r Stiarron. one vest otil lie* ai lit e hotlines in. mil •REQUIRED BY CODE IN VOLUSIA CO. WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD, FLA. ‘ ‘ llendqunrlers For Sprinkler Systems” HALF GALLON SALE *'T 'T h « D rv ry S c o t cc hh '" NEW Vz GAL. BONDED HOllltllON 0K? M O K T & ( M A N IK IN CARRY CASE IMP. FRENCH CHAM PAGNE t in-' and l n T v o n . i l ,i i q n - . i r a n i r St'vi ell 1m & fti*! ,1 u r\,int)di' In IIicm* area, tli.it i> a credit lo 1ho *quadnin dv well »v |l till N.H » and mu b i| a 1 )d.ii|t c.ip'.uri' In follow in Juni* t'.M*i 'vi-WI'll |v ti-h, Ihe >*»n of Mr and M i' Vcrn in.' It KG. 7.15—59.75 CASK RESERVE BLEND REG. * 8 ,9 9 12.38 </j GAL. Just North of Casselberry City Limits REG. 8.83 8 YIL IMP. CANADIANS CANADIAN RARE CANADIAN DEL luxe M CARRINGTON ^ ir .,,.. in 11" y. 1 m HT. MELROSE YD l £ I IV. * v . . . TV.. 6 y d BLENDED WHISKEY . KY BOURBON REG. 4.99—43.75 CASK 3 VODKA or DRY GIN STB. KY. BOURBON GORDON IMPORTED SYVKKT nr DRY FLEISCHMANN 90 VERMOUTH 1.79 5TO 8 V• Plx . s t r a ig h t bourbon HALLER MR. BOSTON RESERVE BLEND ANISETTE — BLACK IIERR V K. C. BLENDED WHISKEY GLENMORE PEPP. SCHNAPPS HALLER BSBa, GIN OR VODKA REG. 4.65—35.75 CASE REG. L65—35.75 CASE S T E M $3 . 9 9 FULL QUARTS Old Thompson A B C C O C K TA IL LO U N G E k in g 86* BLEND HCRFSIDF. FLORIDA RUM Mill Farm Bourbon TAAKA VODKA Park & Tilford Gin * 2 2 3 2 5tfu^ 1 0 Charred Oak p r o o f g in St. Croix Rum 5TIIS 10.95 r i k l O IN REG. 4.99—41.88 CASK CACAO — CAFE — AIMIICOT REG. 7.25— 3 m ien START AT LONDON DRY I'M 3 ^ a T ir T w iC IN Z A N O CREME DE MENTHE 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN * 6 . 3 9 IMP. FRENCH Gaultier LIQUEURS own an exciting full-size D odge C o ro n et Now at your Dodge Boys at a new low price! C O G N A C * ,8*5 ?,? BEG. 7.10 IMP. SCOTCH s.h. * 1 0 Rko- a-« A(iE l) ti YEARS Marlins 12 Yr. . OLD RARITY Haig Pinch sir I lx IMP. V.S.O.P. J&B RARE RARE DIAMOND TWELVE 17 PRICKS GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY. MARCH 271 h. Halfway Relween Sanford and Orlando T W. SAMUELS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 322-5412 Old Fitzgerald of Valrico, tie attended Brandon High School where hr participated ' »'<d lettered for three years in track OF FITTINGS .W h it e H oilse I * " the Burke family. “ Music is my life," says Mr. Burke. And as for th« children, they havs inherited their parents love o f musie. It’s all a natural pert of their routine and they resort to It at a pleasant accompaniment to their busy days. WE HAVE IN STOCK Sen. Kennedy Completes Climb W on By K . D . Sewell I for the first lime with mil­ lions o f people throughout the country, thanks to the medium of the living-room screen. Letters poured into the network from enthusiastic listeners who loved the sound of music as it came from the voices — snd the hearts — of OF THE j f | | C '39c 0A Y or N ITI - OPINING S IZ E D H I-B A L L • Philadelphia I YEAR BLEND ABC EJI?A GIN T il CLOSING 39c NO DRINKS OVER 4 9* ALL ABC LOUNGES Brugal Rum LIGHT er DARK BEER CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEP. BUY BY THE CASE & SAVE NATIONAL REGENT FU LL QUARTS . LENTEN WINES FALSTAFF — •----- ft-----ft__ _ft. . Concord RpVn2r jth 99r Liebf raumilch 1.19 BUSCH . . . Sandemon sherry 8th2.98 Old Milwaukee • • • » • • • HALLER’S DELUXE BOURBON 3.39 2.99 3.49 3.49 3.49 * 3 .9 9 FULL QU ART FULL GALLON • T A B L E W IN E R E G IN A “Battled la Csliforsls • SAUTKllNK • V1N ROSE • BURGUNDY 99 2 ru u . GAL, T- hr ■ :*■ ■ ■* . » - •* — ■ �* IM— Uffr WtnTnrS ^ ----- jC -'■** Pa (re 6— March 25, 1965 WrritB (Daah Clbbif: DEAR ABBY: M r hu»band and I recently Joined ■ club In town. You have t® bn a war veteran to yet In. You Tin* a butter and they open the door. Well, my huiband and I wer* By Abigail Van Buren there one nlfht and It waa hard to find a veteran in the crowd. I law eeverat men who could have joined the eervlce, but they hid behind a cow during the war yeara. Otheri I knew left good telling Job* to go to work In a defense plant *o they wouldn't have to go. The** men wer* let In Juat like member*. My hueband had to pay a big In­ stallation fee to Join thl* club. Ha also haa to pay a monthly membership fee. Don’t you think he should ask for hi* money back and quit this club Inasmuch as It Isn’t th* kind of club w* thought it wasT VETERAN’S WIFE (Jacoby When two overbidden get together they are likely to bid In a way that would make strong men cower In fear, but If the overbidder who get* to lie declarer happen* to be a good card playtr he will bring home quite a few c f these over-optlrolsllc contract*. South's diamond opening waa sound and be wa* not going to aell out at two dia­ monds. Hence his two spade rebid. Overbidder North was distinctly worried about his two diamond bid. He had 11 high card points and fiva dia­ monds and had really want­ ed to Jump to three diamonds. Therefore, when his partner bid two spades, North felt that he had to take strong ac­ tion. lit Ignored the fact that hla queen o f hearts was Juat *o much waste material and that hla partner would prob­ ably hold only four epades On(Bhidqsi a NORTH 4KQ9 »QI 4 Q I0B52 IS w rrr east *754 V A K JI0 9 ♦ A 7 4 1 *1 4B3I ¥ 7 *5 4 1 454 4A54 SOUTH <D) * A J 10 S ¥2 • K JO S A K J 10] Both vulnerable Death Weal North East 14 1¥ 24 i’ass 24 Pass 4 * Pass P a ts P is a Opening lead—¥ K and Jumped right to the spade gam*. West opened the king of hearts and continued th* suit. South ruffed th* aecond heart and noted that while the con­ tract wasn't on* to cause bells DEAR WIFE: That’* up By Oswald Jacoby to your husband. Assuming ha Joined tha club of hla own fra* will, he has no on* but himself to blama for not having learned more about th* elub and ita “ membership'' before joining. to ring that there wa* a play to make it provided that ev­ ery eult broke perfectly for him and that th* on* thing he could not afford to do would be to pull trumps. Therefore, South proceeded to knock out the ace of dia­ monds. West mad* hla bast defensive play by leading a third haart. South ruffad this In dummy and atill could not do any­ thing about th* trump*. He had to knock out the ace of clulm first. East got in with th* ace of clubs anl led a fourth round o f hearts. South ruffed thle in dummy alno. Then he over­ took dummy's king of trumps with tha are and led out hie last two trumps. When both opponents hid to follow to the third trump toad South waa ahle to claim the rest of th* trlrks. DEAR ABBY: What's th* matter with people who move Into an expenelva houta In n beautiful neigh­ borhood and who don't even own a garbage can ! Thl* neighbor lady juat acts her garbage and trash out on the pavement in hoses, bars and sacks. By th* time It Is collected, It hai been dragged all over the neighborhood by doge, or carried by the wind onto everybody elae'e property. Thl* neighbor wears expen­ sive clothes and drives a high-priced car, eo we know she can afford to buy a garbage can. How can wa let her knew that the next time she go** shopping, th* entire neighborhood would appreciate It if she'd buy herself one? FED UP DEAR FED: Th* next time you i*e her (and you can make It soon by calling on her with a batch o f cooklea) tall her you're no­ ticed that she hasn’t bought a garbaga can yat. Then recommend th* kind you use, and tell her where eh* can buy it. fl you are real­ ly “ fed up," offer to “ or­ der" one for her. You could ■olv* your problem and htrt, too, as she probably keep* forgetting to buy on*. DEAR ABBY: Ron and I hxve been married for four month* and already we have a problem. I can’ t fall asleep unless 1 have the radio going. I keep It very low, but my husband says It keeps him awake. He ssys part of the reason he can't sleep with the radio on la because he keep* thinking of all the electric­ ity we are waiting with the radio going all night long COs. Jh& LOomm: By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE — When our collcgo freshman daughter wn* home two week* ago, she told me that mothers o f sevrrsl girls sha knew had provided them with contracep­ tives. 1 asked her if the girls used them and she said, “ Of course." I then changed the subject and have been terribly upset ever since. What did th* niesn? Was she telling me ahe is having aex experience7 1 have not discussel my wor­ ry with her father. ANSWER: Ask her whit ^ V f o m ic f u r \ ^ H ID E -IN THE A I R Tontt* Tfcrw >»t«r4ap A«1m . #1.00 A ( A VI 1.0AII •he meant. 1 expect that she waa Inviting your opinion on aex activity. I can't be certain of thla but the young some­ time* do use tales of their friends' sex adventures to ask indirectly our permission to engage In them, too. Mysslf, 1 do not think par­ ents can grant thl* permission. After clstrly making any such adventures <th* child's responsibility, wa can add, "We can only promise to rally around if you land yourself In trouble.” I feel like a dinosaur In this world where parents provide contrereptlve* to young daughters, thrrrhy suggesting t h e y Include sex activity among other ''fun" thing*. l)r. Hollo May, tha disting­ uished psychoanalyst, recent­ ly charged Americans with placing mors emphasis on sea than any society since the Romans, adding, “ Where the Victorian person sought to have love without falling in­ to sex, the modern person seeks to have lex without fall­ ing in love. Patients now talk a great deal about sexual ac­ tivity but complain of a lack of meaning and pasalon." I quota Dr. May because It la to the people of his profes­ sion that com* the casualtlss of this "fun" society of ours — tha people for whom Imper­ sonal sex pleasure has finally addrd up to despair of any genuine rontact with other human beings. \V<- possess ra­ pacities other than sexual ones. Without any fiord s* of them in relationship to other human beings, men and women both are left with a frantical­ ly lonely aense of being un­ known and unwanted. TiO* On I f **T iir f i n i .n i : \ TAII a iin 111 -NTKII — P in . at *i»* ow * A R - LOU C olor H a l. 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For n personal reply, enclose a stumped, self-addressed envelope. NOW IN S A N F O R D another Castle Farms Store O P E N IN G W E E K S PEC IALS 'h GAL. BACON Y’ou don't know what "■paeUeular" means, until you'va seen ICE CREAM 49 EGGS Doz. 50' t PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT M-G-M's QUO V A D IS COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Mary NOW thru SAT. OPEN 14* SHOWS AT 1:10 - 4:1* 7:45 Rappins ADULTS 10* CHILDREN 11* UNDER 13 TECHNCOLM* Buttermilk * gau 40' C O TTA G E CHEESE PLUS DEP. 12 oz. 19< Skim M ilk * ,iAi- 40' PLUS DEP, Orange Juice*'*'5 9 ' qt. 3 1 . DICK ANDREWS*VAN DYKE Lb: 5 9 { ONE PINT OF MILK Best Sc«r# For A M u sical tUHMUNfiir WiMIBGt in • -. 1:00 ( I ) M o m e n t o f F e a r ( I ) Pseeword f t ) F la m * la T h * W l III* (1 ) D o c t o r . 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It's not always Box 69700, Loa Angeles, ed, whose husbands made their e»*y, but you can try, Do 11 Calif., for Aliby’a booklet, lives happy and exciting and now, or never! “ HOW T o WRITE LET­ THIS AREA'S NEWEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT. “ pampered’’ them. Tomorrow — "Dear Edyth TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ If you adopt a ''defeatist" Thornton McLeod." SIONS." attitude, you will be miser able. You must go alter whit you want to make you happy. A charming lady of my ac­ quaintance, who has seen "bet­ ter days" and who lad a won­ derful full life, now hai to pinch pennies. She lives alnae, and walks to and fro cm her em n d s—hut with the carfare saved she buys a flower. This Is Important to her end eo riche* her life. She places the flower In a vase by her bed and also places it on her tray when eating alone. Little thing* are worthwhile If they are important to you. Another lady of once great wealth says that ahe must have a pair at white gloves occaslonaliy. “ if I starve to get them." Some women, well able to have what they wish of beauty and glamour, hesitate (A LONG BLOCK NORTH OF 27TII ST. — AT IIWY. 17-92 (T.OVERLEAF) An aunt of a friend tells me that she would love to have OPEN 9 A .M . TO 9 P.M. a iT H STREET beautiful and ''foolish1' under­ wear, but rinnot force herself to buy it. She can afford it, *o she’d better buy H now or ahe never will. Make yourself do things, such as Inviting ■ friend to come over on Sunday for "colfee and rake." Your whole day Good Thru Sun. will have a different Dutlook. OU R Another problent of many af­ April 4 ter forty women la when their REGULAR husbands retire. They do not know what to do with them SW IFTS PREMIUM PRICE because they are rcstieaa and unhappy at home. Of course a man Is restless and unhappy vhen first he copes with retire­ ment and with nothing to do all FRESH OR day! Make something for him REAL CHOCOLATE to do—it 1* up to wives to help. One woman I know gat her husband a “ fun" Jab He drivee groups of neighborhood child­ FLA. GR. - A " LARGB ren to school, on holidays he drive* them to the joo, and they all enjoy it. The husband say* he never met *o many people, and he numbers not W ith Each Vi Gallon Milk Purchase only the young people but their Song M u sica l S c a r* S creen p la y Cwstum * D esign V isu a l IH e cts Sound Film Editing JUUE . D E A R A II Jl Y: Now you’ve gone and done ill All of us loyal, faithful wives ore "agin" you for saying a husband can love two women at ' the same time. That's like giving them a license to (trail It may be true, but do you hava to advertise it? Men get enough ideas without any help from you. Now 1 am wondering, will my huiband come home tonight? "ON E D G E "IN MEADOW LANE TELEVISION TONIGHT 2619 South French Avenue FOR YOU It ENTERTAINMENT • • • Get EDYTH THORNTON M cLE O D and nobody listening to It. 1 tried to tell him that It didn't cost any more than If we had an electric clock running, or even a night light, but he doesn’t look at it that way. I even told him I would find out how much it cost to run that radio all night for a month, and he could take It out of my allowance. He laid no. Should I tell him to go aleep on th* couch T Or •hould I go? TROUBLES DEAR TROUBLES: If your husband la kicking about the noise, use an ear­ plug receiver until you’re ready to eleep yourself. Hut If he's squawking about the COST, your electric com­ pany can estimate it for you. (It will add up to only a few pennies a month.) -r 4 4 STARTS SUN. SgUm NOW 11 L O C A T IO N S ADMIRAL M A R G A R IN E 16. PKG. |9‘ IANFORD — DEBARY — DELAND — ORMOND — ORMOND BE, PORT ORANGE — HOLLY HILL — 4 IN DAYTONA -- ------ \ �Vffr Vanforh WrralB Mrs. March 25, 1965— Page 7 E. MacGeenSurprised Honoree By Maryann Mile* | Foreit City, was delightfully |wa* invited to attend a would- home of Mrs. Allen Forward. Mra. Eugene MacGeen, ofjiurprised recently when ahe' be demonitralion party at the A* she and her mother-inlaw, Mr*. Sally MacGeen, en tered the iptclout Forward home they were greeted by the boitesi who had arranged a *lork ihower honoring Mre. McGeen. The coffee table held a miniature baitinette end lovely gifts were displayed around a doll carriage. The gueits participated In appropriate garnet and con teits with priiei awarded Mrs. Rlchsrd Lashley, Mrs. William Viets and Mrs. Ro­ bert Clark. The refreshment table can terplece wa* an arrangement of pink blossom* surrounded by baby pins, rattlers, teeth­ ing rings and other baby Items. A pink cake was serv. ed with punch, mints and nuts. Invited guests were the Mines. C. F. Fields, Irma Landmark, Robert Steibeck, Bruce K i e r s t e a d , Lewis Stubbs, Gerald Brown, Wil­ MRS. ALLEN FORWARD, left, was hostess recently at her Forest City liam Viets, Saul Houston. home to a stork shower honoring Mrs. Eugene MacGeen, center. At the Gene Norris, Billie Johnson, right is the honoree’s mother-in-lnw, Mrs. Sally MacGeen. Luther Miles, A. G. Cooke, Robert Clark and Joseph DaKclva. Also the Mmes. II. R. Jones, Roger Moore, Richard LashIcy, Robert Bowen, Francis Metcalf, Clinton Gorree, Nor­ man Copeland, Margaret Cun­ ningham, Anne Shaper, Sally MacGeen and Mias Frances Nalley. Hcrbed butter gives new icat to leftover combread. Combine *j cup of melted but­ ler with M leasjHxm of ore­ gano, H teaspoon of marjor­ am and a dash of garlic powder. Brush onto combread that has been cut into one by two-inch alicka. Wrap cornbread sticks in aluminum foil and heat about to minutca, or until hot, In preheated 400degree oven. 1 * Mrs. Richardson MRS. ELSIE CARACCHINI of Nice. France, is currently visiting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morrell and daughter, Darlene, and son, Jerry, nt 161 Alhambra Drive in Forest City. Mrs. Carnechini, who will depart for France in April was recently honored when some of her new friends in Lake Harriett Estates surprised her with a party on her birthday, March 19. Some of the guests helping the honoree celebrate a Florida birthday in photograph are Hill Ilozerntun, Howard McGahan, Jerry Merrell, Mrs. Forrest Anderson, Forrest Anderson, Mrs. Elmer Mcrrell, Mrs. Elsie Carnechini, honoree, Elmer Merrell, Mrs. Hill Hozermnn and Mrs. Howard McGahan. PAY LESS A T . . . Hostess T o Dorcas GORDON Church Class The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Central Baptist Church met at the home ol Mrs. T. G. Richardson on Marquette, Avenue for the regular monthly business and social meeting. Mrs. J. Q, Galloway pre­ sided over the business merting, which was opened with each member repeating a fav­ orite Bible verse. Mrs. H. Wilcox closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess aerved delicious refreshments during the soc­ ial hour to the Mmea. W. L. Harmon, Jack Benton, T. *4. River*. C, J. Wilkinson, Grace Pollard. G. H. High, J. Q. Galloway, J, H. Wilson, A. B. Maddox and H. Wilcox. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. A. Rivera on Richmond Ave nue. K ELLE T T ’S (piw chSL& i WINGS OF SPRING— Horsehair wings, sprinkl­ ed with daisies, highlight this spring bonnet, created by London designer Reed Crawford. Fashion like* the look of lacinga afoot, the National Shoe Inatituto report*. The lacings are on flighty little fiats and tailored suit shoes, on well-bred shapes for after noon in town and even on lit­ tle evening shoe*. • M edical News Before a pkyairian give* a woman a prescription for • contraeeptive — and the la t­ est, most reliable contracep­ tive* mutt be prescribed — he usually gives her * thorough physical cheek-up. "This etep can do a great deal to safe­ guard a woman'a health and a family’s happiness,” say* Dr. Frank R. Lock. President, Amtricen College of Obstetri­ cians and Gynecologist!. "In the course of such an examination we mey catch defect! and illnrsses which, untreated," the doctor warm, "might interfere with preg­ nancy and childbirth. The precontraceptive exam adde up to safer pregnenry end delieery, es well ss better ma­ ternal health, and increases lha odd* that ths baby will he normal.” Don't he Mat leafled wilh just any 1’ crntunenl! The difference in Waves makes the degree of Style Holding Support. • * PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD P H O N E 322-7913 sums Emily Wclhcrby’a boutique collection of fanciful nexv stoles for spring Includes a boa of a French floral in wa­ ter-color printed ailk chiffon. It is deeply shirred In pouffs to ncslte in and hooks closed In front. DISH, ■'••• l l w We Roast the lowest EVERYDAY Prices Anywhere . . . We don't confuse you with weekend Specials, Coupons, our prices are the same TODAY and EVERYDAYI $4,9 3 SII.VEKPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL Look A t This Partial Listing! K A D E It JE W E L E R S SPRAY STARCH . 24 or. 49c FURNITURE WAX . . . 79c MOTH BALLS . V/i lbs. 89c FLOOR WAX . . quart 83c Here at \ LYSOL SPRAY reg. $1.19 89c J. M. i WAX FOR C A R S _ _ _ _ _ 49c GARDEN HOSE . . . 50' 99c l 76.c "T io-- S W S W t&at'i | HOES & RAKES . . . $1.88 | WHITE PAINT . . gal. $1.99 24" FOLDING GRILL . . $6.88 the new BLINKER LANTERN . . $1.99 CAMP STOOLS. . . . . . . . . . 99c KITCHEN TOOL SET . . . 99c CHARCOAL LIGHTER . $1.99 COUGH SYRUP _ _ _ _ _ 77c BAYER ASPIRIN . . 100s 53c COLD CAPS . . . 98c MURINE EYE DROPS 44c SIMILAC LIQUID . can 23c 7 TRAN. RADIO . . $5.99 ALUMINUM CHAIRS . $2.99 UMBRELLAS . $2.99 MOVIE CAMERA . . $15.88 112 S. PARK AVE. 14 0 2 . AEROSOL iLlUuimwiUlHlP'l TURTLE GARDEN M - 5! A H , PURPOSE FLOATING Eva Bess FOLDING REALTY SHOP Newly Modernised Corner Oak A Commercial DRUG Fashionettes Th. 322-391 5 PIECE ELECTRIC Osteen Personals By Mr*. Clarrnce Snyder i Rev ami Mrs. Josh Long Col. and Mrs. K. D. Colson ' and tlicit four children have Jk of Jacksonville spent Tuesday recently moved into the par Minage of tin- Osteen Baptist with Mrs William Doyle. Church, he being Ihe new Mr. and Mrs. James Wallin minister He xxas formerly in visited his uncle, Edward Chuluota. N'ordlund, in St. Petersburg. Friday evening a reception Sunday. They also x (sited Ins and pantry shoxxer was held aunt, Mrs. Esther Wallin and in their honor at the Educa her two daughters. Duns and tional Building of the church. Emma, in Tampa, The WMU of the church sponsored the party and the Mr*. Madeline Crowell of committee was Mrs. Robert Cape Cod, Miss., and a win­ Hirt, Mrs. J. S. Peterson, ter visitor, spent Saturday Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs afternoon with Mr*. Clarence Guy Real), Snyder. The honored couple receiv­ ed many gifts About SO per­ Mr. and Mra. Raymond sons attended and enjoyed re­ Lawson spent Saturday in freshments of rake and cof­ Leesburg and xisited Mrs. fee. Blanche Helms, a former res­ Mrs. Long is a teacher at ident of Osteen. the Enterprise School. 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So lightweight, so natural you hardly know it's on . . . but your mirror will reflect the womanly Image you've yearned fori SANFORD ORLANDO P U R I T Y ' PMTW OmTY • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT [x] Check U s For These Services. 1. Jx] Personalized Services. 2. [x] Charge Accounts. S A N F O fT O OPEN 10 A.M. TO IQ P.M. DAILY— 12-7 SUNDAY B. E. PURCELL CO. C O N C U N ...T H I P R IS C R IP T IO N 3. (H] R ight Prices On A ll Mdse, 4. 0 llwy, 17-91, Wlntsr Park Hwy. 89 Orlawda C O V 'd S ! !^ I i m f t U T - 24 H r. Prescription Service, 1 5. [x] Immediate Free Delivery.* �I I Page 8— March 28, 1968 Mrs. A . Remley ? -------- r< ■■ Named Assistant Class Teacher Mra. Ina Dowda wai hostess recently to the regular meet­ ing of the Friendship Class of ''■ i s m f sa Elder Springs Baptist Church with ten members and three visitors In attendance. -Mra. Margaret Griffin con­ ducted the huiinesa meeting In the absence of the presl* dent, Mrs. Lucille Miller, who was HL i Mrs. Aileen Remley was elected as aaslstant teacher v.rJ to Mra. Amy Ergle. When it comes to necklaces, the small girl can NEW JEWELRY ENDS OLD TABOOS— Big Rev. Billy Griffin conducted be braver than ever this spring. This three* Jewelry makes fashion news for spring, and both a brief program on the win­ strand "golden wardrobe" carries its own com­ short and tall girls can wear it. Looking left to ning of aoula. , plement in earrings. The necklace divides into right, the long earring can now be worn even by Mra. Ergle wa* welcomed one or two strands and the dangles on the ear­ petite gals as long as they choose a modified back after family illness kept design. Tall girls can really go all out with the , rings arc removable. The tnll girl can be glnmor- her confined. shoulder - brushing earrings nnd can adit~Ni__/ ous in assorted chains and tasseled enrrings. All members are asked to glamorous pin to the bock o f a party gown. attend church tervicea on April IB, at which time the paator, Rev. Griffin, will be honored for aervlng six yean of pastorlng Elder Springs Baptist Church. dfomsunakaM CohwA By Mn. II. L. Johnson * •' * « * Easter will be here soon, and the kiddles will be looking for something cute and nice to eat. Here are tome little “ cutlet" to make for them. COCONUT EASTER FLOWERS 1H eup* flaked coconut, tint­ ed pink 1 qt. vanilla Ice cream 1 qt. chocolate Ice cream . gumdrop candles Lina custard cupa with coco* nut. Spoon vanilla Ice cream Into the cupa and press against bottom and aldct with back of tpoon. Add- more coconut around the cdgci, if W IG S CLEANED AND BET 10.5° SETTING ONLY *3-50 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*4913 Betty Anne s Hair HI) ling Salon 2201 8. Park Avc. necessary. Fill cenleri with chocolate Ice cream. Freeze aeveral hour* or overnight. Meanwhile m a k e gumdrop flowers. For stems and leave* ute long gumdrops. Split each one at one end into four aectioni. Stick ,,toothplck length­ wise through one section and spread out the other three. Cut round gumdropi Into petal shape* and atick these into the toothpicks. Unmold the Ice cresm pots by running a warm apatula around the sidea of the cuatard cupa. Inaert a gumdrop flower in each pot. Makes about II pots (flower). • • * COCONUT EASTER EGGS 1 pint vanilla Ice cream h cup flaked coconut, tinted if desired You msy use ice cream of various color* and roll in plain flaked coconut. Scoop ice cream Into balls; flatten tlfghtly to make oval shaped. Roll "eggs" In coconut. Place in freezer for about one hour. Servo plain or serve on a fruit sauce. Makes 3 or 4 servings. Tinted coconut — Place W teaspoon water In howl.' Add few drops of desired food col­ oring, mix well. Add % cup flaked coconut and toss with fork until coloring is evenly distributed. > • • CHIFFON COCONUT SPECIAL 1 pkg. lemon chiffon pic fill­ ing Ik cup heavy cream 1 tbsp. grated orange rind 1 cup flaked coconut Prepare pie filling mix ai directed on package. Then whip the cream. Fold whipped cream, orange rind and coco­ nut Into chiffon filling. Chill until set (about 3 hour*). Spoon dessert into ' sherbet glssses. Top with more coco­ nut, Serves 6. • • • ITALIAN EASTER CHEESE PIE IV* lbs. rlcotta cheese 6 Ibsps. granulated augar tsp. salt 1 lap. vanilla 4 eggs, web beaten 1 pkg. (4 oz.) sweet cooking chocolste, coarsely chopped 1 jar (4 oz.) mixed candied fruit, finely chopped 2 cups unsifted flour W tsp. salt (4 tip. baking soda U cup shortening 1 egg, slightly beaten 'A cup milk Add cheese, sugar, salt and vanilla to egga. Blend untd almost smooth. Stir in choco­ late and fruit. Set aside. Sift flour, salt and soda into a mixing howl. Cut In xhortening. Combine egg and milk and add to flour mixture. Mix until well blended. Knead about 5 minutes on a floured Iward until dough is smooth and flour is completely blend­ ed Utroughoul Roll out very thin and place in two 8 inch pie pans or one 11-Inch pie pan. Fill plea with checic mixture. Cut remaining dough Into 1-Inch (trips and arrange on top of pie. Bake in a mod­ erate oven at 3i() degrees un­ til lightly browned. Small plea must bake about 40 min­ utes; the larger one 60 min­ utes. Cool before serving. Serves 12. • • • 1 Imagine that about every­ one loves rice one way or an­ other. Rice Is a most useful and versatile food. It's easy to prepare with no peeling or scraping—not even any wash­ ing and no waste. Every ounce is edible. Rice pairs with almost any other food to the advantage of both. Let'i try these recipes. 1 BAKED PORK STEAKS AND RICE S (IV* lbs.) Jork shoulder steaks V 2 tbsps. shortening 11* tsps. salt U tsp. pepper 1 cup uncooked rice 3V* cups chicken bouillon 'A tsp. poultry seasonings V* cup diced green onions Brown pork steaks in shor­ tening, remove from skillet and season with silt and pep­ per. If ateaks are very fat, dip out part of the drippingi. Brown rice atlrrlng constant­ ly. Add remaining ingredients. Pour Inlo a three-quart cas­ serole, place ateaks on top, cover and bake In moderate oven (350 degree*) for 1 hour. Serves 6. There are 2.718 calories altogether and 453 per serving. • ■ • GREEN AND GOLD RELISH It* cups cooked rice 1 cup drained crushed pine­ apple I cup shredded raw carrots 1 cup diced celery '4 cup sugar ' 2 tsps. grated lemon rind 2 Ibsps lemon juice Combine ingredients and mix well. Cover and chill about 2 hours. Use ax meat accompaniment or s a l a d . Makes 8 servings. * * * SKY-HIGH RICE SALAD 3 cups conked rice I cup whole kernel corn 1 cup celery, thinly sliced •4 cup green pepper, chopped 14 cup stuffed olives, sliced 3 tbsps. onion, minced V* cup dill pickle, chopped Isp. sail pepper lo taste 1, cup French dressing *4 tsp. curry powder 2 tbsps. chutney, chopped fine Combine the first seven In­ gredients. Season with aalt and pepper. Into the French dressing, sllr the curry pow der and chutney. Tour over salad. Toss lightly. Chill until serving time. Mound on crisp cooked egg slices. Serve with cold slices of turkey'qr chick cn. Makes 6 servitigs.v^i Medical Mirror Reflects Clearly NEW YORK (U P I )-A new mirror containing a handground preacription leni helps far-eighted women to tee when they take off their glass­ es to apply cosmetics. The mirror-lens is the In­ vention of Nan Grey, motion picture and television star. She was hospitalized about three yean ago. During her convalescence her mother vis­ ited her almost dally, Miss Grey noticed that her moth­ er's make-up looked pretty awful. Eye makeup wai askew. The rouge was a blob of red on her checks. Miss Grey's mother was far-sighted. When she took off her glass­ es the Jlit could not tee to fix her makeup perfectly. Miss Grey thought about the problem and then approached a research ophthalmologist with the idea for mirror-lens. Through computing various prescriptions, he was able to come up with two basic pre­ scriptions that by slight move­ ment back and forth would correct the vision o f- more than 90 per cent of the per­ sons who arc farsighted. lie called (hem plus 1 and plus 2 mirrors The former is most efficient for the age group between 40 to 49 The plus 2 one is for those 5u and over. at RoJay’s Illustrated li just on* of th* many faahlonabl* dresses you'll find at RoJay'a , . . Delightful aheath ahaplng of linen with * figure — flattering overlay of laca to allm tha allhouetut Fully lined, o f eourae. Your* in precious pastels . . . Asur*, Blu*, Pink Camella, Mint Gr**nt Hi School Students Let Us Furnish Your Formal W ear Gifts • Cards - Books 210 E. First St. DRUG S P E C IA L S ! Mrs. J. W. Sargent was wel­ comed as a new member. Others attending were the Mmcs. James R. Ashcw, Her hert Behrens, Claude Hlttell, W. B. Moye, Ralph Patten, Don Smith and Mary Swank hous. The Circle members will go tu Busch Gardens In Tampa on their next meeting date, April 8. MIMOSA CIRCLE Mrs. R. L. Clicquiennol was hostess recently to the March meeting of the Mimosa Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. Assisting as co-hostesses were Mrs. Carl Chorpcning and Mrs. C. L. Wallis. Dr. John Darby of the Ex­ perimental Station showed a most interesting film followed by a question and answer per­ iod on lawn and garden care. Flemings WEEK-END Garden Circles PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., MARCH 28lh. 40 COUNT m SANITARY NAPKINS ^ s LBS. 89c 1 EPSOM SALTS . . . 33c H O Cl n a J H © REG. BSr SIZE < PEPTO - BISMOL . . 59c 53 For The Bitf Proms rvt £3 Coming Up This M ItEG. 11.00 SIZE l BAN DEODORANT . . 69c Spring . . . W e Have A Complete Rental X > r r | SIMILAC LIQUID . . 21c ow Anti Sales Service ^ (LIMIT 12) c And Can Outfit You g HOME PERMANENT Correctly For $ 1.00 Any Of The Big It KG. 11.29 SIZE A ffairs — BUFFERIN ............ 89c o cn ItEG. 69c I'HII.LIf’ S MILK OF MAGNESIA cH & m rW u iA . 49c 100 TABLETS IIEG. »7.R9 THERAGRAM-M . . $4.89 CLEAN S W E E P BEG. 13.(9 VALUE VI-PENTA ZESTABS ODDS and ENDS (100 TABLETS WITH SO FREE) $2.69 BRO KEN SIZES m mm '£ a LISTED BELOW ARE OUR LO W EV E R Y D A Y '£ PRICES - CHILDREN'S SH O ES makes fashion tha focal point o f a young lady'* Spring. Hera, In a collection o f unuaual dcalgna and fresh-as-theaeaaon color*, are dreasea that capture the charm o f childhood. Shown, one from a collection Inaltee u p t o $7.99 ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS INSULIN U-80 U-40 #**#*.*•.**•*•**•**•**•**■**»>«**»**••■••*.»■*•**•••i h i h i , , , ! < V 88 T ■ VALUE MAALOX LIQUID X © © 12 OZ. •M4MM*IHt**41 1.99 » 99c 3 P 88c 0 MISS C L A IR O L ----------------------- 00c § Accredited OTHER CH ILD R E N ’S SHOES Charge (FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS) — VALUES UP TO 18.99 — . • 2 88 — 3 88 — 4-B8 Accounts “ OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS AND FRIDAY EVENINGS” 10-0<k L OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed ♦* ' , , • Open Friday Evenings • Early agricultural record* Indicate that Egypt, China and Malaya have been raizing chickens for at least 2,000 years, says the National Broil­ er Council. BILLY PILAND, left, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Troy Piland, 420 David Street, North Orlando, ahows hia big brother, David Piland, one of the toys he received at hia third birthday party. March 21. Soak plastip shower cur­ tains in a mild solution ot li­ quid bleach and detergent (or half an hour to remove soap film and aoll. Wash rurlains with a brush when soil is loosened and rinse well. Cinderella FASH IO N S By Margaret Cotby ilie* reduced the third birth- to a small gathering for Billy ner of Sanfora were there, and Mr. and Mr*. Philip Tur. Although alckneat In fam* day party from a group of 20 Piland, aoo of Mr. and Mra. Troy Piland, of 420 David ner alto. Street, North Orlando, the yonngitera who did attend the party had a. fine time. YOU SHOULD SEE Mott exciting of all wa* an THE BIG NEW Eaiter egg hunt with artificial egg* full of jelly beana—and SELECTION OF everyone w ool_______________ SPRING COSTUME The decoration* were of as Easter motlff. There were all JEWELRY WE kind* of lollipop goodiea and ■ HAVE! marshmallow bunnlea and, of eourae, lee cream and a deUciou* collection of fudge cup­ cake* topped with candy rab­ bit* all aet out on a bunny rabbit tablecloth along with a raapberry drink. For that "one lo. grow on," Billy had a candle on hi* cup­ cake. Jimmy and Suaie Mae Tur- For Far-sighted the magic touch of E A STE R Billie Piland Celebrates Birthday 110 E. let Street SANFORD SHOPS No Parking Meters M Y L A N T A LIQUID ............. 1,49 w "The Prescription Our Primary Concern” T0UCHT0N R E X A L L DRUGS Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "Ernie” Mllla DOWNTOWN SANFORD "FAMILY FABHION8 AND FOOTWEAR- Cor. 1st A Magnolia Phone 322*2482 �•» V$t frn rfu rt f ‘€ • March 25, 1966—Papre 9 V fftD Sanford Personals Glenn Marcel, ton of Mr. and Mrt. Eugene Marcel, 1113 Park Avenue, had the sur­ prise of hit young life on his l i z t h birthday, Thursday, March IS, when his big bro­ ther, Alden Marcel, stationed at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, flew home unexpectedly for the gala celebration and de­ parted‘ for Cuba the following day. Capt. Howard Schackelford ( “ Shack") Moore of Norfolk, Va., and former commanding officer of Squadron 5 at NAS, was a recent overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs, Warren Tops, 215 Vinewood Drive. Capt. Moore met with Capt. James Mayo and staff for a briefing prior to his taking command of the USS Forrcatal a) Nor­ folk this weekend. ogue Patterns SIGNPOST TO SPRING Mrs. C i c e l y Doolan of Brooklyn, N. Y „ has been a winter guest o f her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Tbrley, 2433 Princeton Avenue. Mrs. DooIsn has departed for Philadel­ phia and New York prior to an extended trip to Hawaii, Manila, Hong Kong and Ja pan. She is so favorably lm pressed with the area that she has decided to establish residence here following her tour of the Orient. the "costume’* look! Swing into spring in a newsy ensemble! Make a "this minute" suit duo . , . Choose from our Imaginative Fashion Fabriea Assortment! VOGUE 63U MILADY'S SHOPPE OF F IN E FABRICS 106 S. PARK SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Durak attended the teachers conven­ tion at Jacksonville over the past weekend. They were ac­ companied* by Mrs. M. J. Du­ rak who enjoyed visiting with friends and relatives. PH. 323-0313 One O f Our Many Styles For aiisJi By 5m ’ZjibAon Mrs. James Wood Honored At Shower prizes awarded Mlsa Lynn By Maryann MUes I 3538 Shirley Drive, Bear Lake, I Wood. Mrs. Herb Matthews was to a stork showor honoring Games and contests were Neidig, Mrs. G. L. Petroski hostess recently at her home, |her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jim {enjoyed by the guests with and Mrt. J. P. Rivera. Highlighting the occasion was the opening of the many lovely sifts the honoree was showered with. The refreshment table, cov­ ered in a white Italian cut cloth, wai centered with an epergne flanked on cither aide by crystal candle holdtra containing tall blue tapers. Complementing the beauti ful cake, decorated by Mrs Matthews and featuring babes In blankets, were mints, nuts, and a delightful pineapple punch; Among the guests were Mrs. Pete Petroski, the honoree’ s mother; Mrs. W. N. Beers, her grandmother; Mra. G. L. Petroski, h e r sister-in-law, ami Miss Lynn Neidig, Mra. MRS. JAMES WOOD, center, wan recently Riven u stork shower nt the K. B. Keene, Mra. J. P. Riv­ home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Herbert Matthews, right, 3538 Shirley ers, Mrs. J. L. Hudson and Drive in Hear Lake. At the left is Mrs. Pete Petroski, mother of the Mrs. J. A. McEvers. honoree. SPORT COATS Seersucker Madras Striped denim is perfect as an ironing b o a r d cover. Stripes will line up the edges of Jackets, skirt pleats, cur­ tains. Dacron Blends $2 4 95- $2 9 95 [nndsome, easy-fitting coats thnt are a pleasure to wenr. Select your upring outfit now . . . nt low cost. Slacks $7.95 to $12.95. GEORGE J. ZELLER o f DeBary, w h o recently celebrate his 73rd birthday, enjoyed the day with his three * year - old R randson, Michael George Coshy, o f North Orlando. Lnter there was a small family dinner with friends coming in during the evening to shnre the birthdny cake. He has been a resident o f Dellnry for the past eight years, coming here fr o m New York City. OPEN F R ID A Y Wdw&a Fashions 2815 PARK DRIVE OPEN WED. P. M. AND FRI. NIGHTS C O O R D IN ATED sport duo 29” NIGHTS CLuft M E N ’S Perfect mix and match pair for spring through aum- <7 MEN 'S WEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD merl The handsome, natural shoulder sport coat 1* yours In a striking color selection, ranging from popu­ lar faded blue through heather tones. Coordinated DeBary Personals 6 to 15 14.98 YOUNG •lacks are trim-tailored with bait loop*. Sizes 36-42. Sizes From hole ileetei. EASTER PARADE! Brookfield Ail in Junior Flouer-embassedcotton iheath. In all u hilt or black, u ilh neck tcooped Ion- in back and /'rep- IT ’S TIM E TO GET READY FOR THE Lightweight Mra. Beaula Thornton left Monday to visit her cousin, L. G. Wey la St. Petersburg. Another cousin, Mrs. Vera Secse, of Detroit, also will be in St, Petersburg and the three will enjoy a lour of the west coast. HAM WHAT YAM Maple-glazed yams arc es­ pecially good with bam. Cook, peel and slice 4 med­ ium yams. While yams cook, melt 2 tablespoons of butler or margarine in a saucepan with H cup of maple-blended syrup, U teaspoon of salt, IV teaspoon of ground cloves and te teaspoon of cinnamon. Lay­ er half of potato slices in a buttered, shallow baking dish. Top with half of sauce and repeat with remaining pota­ toes and aauce. Bake 20 minutaa, baiting twice, in preheated 350-degree oven. Makes 4 servings. ite n n e iff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Mrs. G. Whitford, Mrs Os L n Custer of DeBary am ear I'apineau'a lister, is in Walter Acker of Dade City. Walter Reed Hospital, Wash­ Mr and Mrs. Adam Muller ington, D. C., Ward 5 room of Second Street celebrated 12. his birthday Friday evening Mr. and Mra. Bay Higgins with dinner at Uie DeBary of DeLeon Road antertalned Restaurant. old friends they had not seen Mr. and Mra. Charles Triz fur years at a steak dinner at the DeBary Restaurant re zmo of Staten Island, N. V . cently. Their guest* were Mr. are the guests of Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Frank W. Appleton Creasey of Carnation Lane. oi Ml. Vernon, N. Y.; Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Macend Mn. Charles Fowler of Balking Ridge, N, J.; Mrs Naughton of Homestead Ave- Don't Miss The Deadline For Filing HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION If You Have Not Filed — Do So Now! Avoid The Last Minute Rush FLORIDA LAW REQUIRES FILING BY APRIL Is! EACH YEAR Renewal forma have been mailed lo all who filed applicaliona or made returna last year. These may be signed and returned by mail. If applying for exemptions for the fln t time, or on new property, it la necessary that you ap­ pear in person and bring your recorded Deed or Agreement For Deed with you, also 1965 Floridu Auto registration and Florida Driver’s License. Application for Widow and Disability Exemptions must be filed each year also. TAX LAWS provide severe penalties for failure to file returns on Tangible and Intangible Per­ sonal Property. nue ei-li-braled her birthday, Sunday, March 21. < m n c M ff A LW A YS n n S T QUALITY m Mrs N Gcrstanok of Nar ' t»»u* Drive entertained tier! ^•■n.ldaughter anil her bus [ 0rl*udu s u“ d j} dftrrnuon. Mr an<1 Mr* H n hire of S" nsrl entertained Mr and Mrs, A Hawk of Fort Thoms*, Ky , en route to Mlami. Social News Regulations Th* Herald welcomes all social news with the fol­ lowing regulations estab­ lished: I— Photograph and covciiige request* should be muds threo days prior to event. 2—Engagement a n d wedding forms are avail­ able to be accompanied by photo four daye before announcement. 5— Newa may be sub­ mitted at office, via mall or phone for abort notice*. Typewritten account* in lower rase double spaced are expedited more quick­ ly. Names ahould be print­ ed in manuscript report*. 4— Personal black and white photos and negatives are acceptable. 6— Photos made by Her­ ald staff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal cost. Doris Williams •Society Editor 322-2011—City 425-6MS—County EXEMPTIONS cannot be allowed unless applications are filed within the time limit provided by Law. wttmt ____1 Office open Monday through Friday 9 A .M . to 5 P.M . JU N IO R BOYS’ SPORT SUITS A T H A P P Y , E A ST E R PRICES! 6 h t& tu /ie. fi/m c , j Mary Earle W alker T ax Assessor Seminole County r * SIZES 1-7 2 piece {p ort suits In solids, strips! and plaid*. Cot­ tons and rayons. Elastic insert# In pants. Soma with matching belt. All ara washable. Penney’s Adonna® means more! dainty-trim cottons in jelly bean pastels! full slips J.98 half slips J*®* 4 98 - 5 3-«g FILE YOUR APPLICATIONS AND RETURNS NOW. 95 More rift valuel Propor­ tioned fit, shadow panels, fin* tailoring In luxury nylon satin tricot . * • 98 7-14 r i c h l y .trimmed. FatlU, average, talL Pert cotton dreaaea lead the fashion parade t s f • y t s l Urnre H f t » with designer ways! Bodices are prettily tucked ar gjvf ■ MW Kedslt and bowed. In Easter-fresh hues; pink, blue, yellow, aqua. -------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ -' f >J* -V ' i .* #r' M i X 3*. . - J 1* S I *■ - S|1 ■*" �e I tTfjr ftsnfnrS VrralB Page 10— March 2S, 1965 LB J 35 Residents Of DeBary Area Donate Blood A total o f 38 area resident* reported to give Mood when the Mid-Florida Red Croat Blood' BanH“Vtitted in DeBary Iaat Thuraday setting up headquarters at the Commun­ ity Center. Constable Oirar Paplneau, chairman, and Miss Ethel Johnson, co-chairman, o f the local unit, reported that 27 pints o f blood were realised from the drawing which was conducted from 4 until 8 p.m. In assistance were Dr. George Frlson Sr. and Dr. George Frlson Jr., Joan Romano, Red Cross nurse, and chief nurse, Gertrude Morey. Assisting were Mrs. Eli Yoder, Mrs. Ernest Little, Mrs. J. W. Urban and junior helper, Maureen Urban. Workers included Mrs. John Byrn, Ardcth Mlchener, Gloria Accardi, Kirs. John Monahan, James V. Richards, L. D. Moran, Tom Enders, William Denning and Eugene Hclnert. Mrs. Viola Leone was rhefrman o f the refreshment committee and was assisted by Hazel Barthman and Myr­ tle Maher. Donors w e r e Constable rapineau, Nannette Edwards, N. B. Wilfered, Earl Walker, Grace Walsko, Gerald I’age, Lenny Biondl, Rodney Sharp, Adeline Long, John Monahan, Ray Qualls, John Sharkey, Bonnie Patton, Vivian Pierce, Charles Cain, Arthur Thomp­ son, Jack Lambertson, Gloria Accardi, Martha Roqch, Paul Wedding, James Zavinski, Helen Snodgrass, J a n i c e Scmone, Charles Scudder, Curtis Redman, Edward Per­ ry, Sally Nelder, Myron Ac­ cardi, Martin Blair, Alice Crowder, Mary Jackson, Rich­ ard Kresker, Robbie Ljungberg, Richard Harris and Mary Murr. Leftovers SWINDON. England (UPI) - Authorities auctioned off a birdcage, a larger rubber bucksl and PB shopping bas­ kets which were left on city buses during the year. CONSTABLE and chairman of the DeBary Blood Bank, Oscar Pnpineau, waa one of 35 reporting to give blood at DeBary Community Center. Nurse in attendance is Mrs. Gertrude Morey. (Middleton Photo) Urged To En te r U N WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. George D. Aiken (R-Vt.) urged President Johnson to­ day to take the lead in solv­ ing the United Nationi finan­ cial problem and "putting the organization back into busi­ ness." Aiken, a member of the Sen­ ate foreign relationa Commit­ tee and former delegate to the UN General Assembly, said: " I couldn't agree more with those who say that the Vietnamese conflict cries out for United Nations attention.” However, he aaid in a speech prepared for Senate delivery, "in the present situa­ tion, it ia in idle dream to suppose that this bankrupt or­ ganization could be effective.” "The sad thing, perhaps Geneva Citizens Conduct Drive even the tragedy of the I960*, it that the United Nation*, when R if needed most, if virtually non compoe mentli," Aiken ffid . "It if unable to fet in wayi which it might be effective." The United Nations if declin­ ing steadily in prestige and influence, he said, despite the "irony" that "at no time since San Franciico (1915) have the United States and Ruiaia been closer to a common under­ standing of the Interests of the great powers ’ in Ihc United Nations." Aiken aaid the roots of the current UN financial anarl lay in the 1962 bond issue*, backed PLANT Problem WATER OAKS mainly by the United States, to provide for collective fin­ ancing of peacekeeping opera­ tions. But he said the dispute over financing UN peace-keeping operations was a '‘ symptom rather than the cause of the deeper malignancy affecting the United Nation*.’’ NOW FOR SUMMER SHADE! Grapcville Nursery 2221 Grapeville Ave. 322-0886 •‘Scot ta Dealer" GOODYEAR T IR E For Members By IT’S PROBLEM ENOUGH choosing something to wear each day to school but when a "Tacky Party” comes along, it’s really a task to de­ cide what one will wear. Here’s what four Forest Lake Academy students, Bory Hughes, Linda Young, Tom Stcarn, and Doug Foley, left to right, showed up wearing at their school party. (Herald Photo) Silver Shortage Poses Puzzle WASHINGTON (UPI) The federal government faces a dilemma! Should it or shouldn’t it take the silver out of its silver money? The final decision will lie up (o Congress, but the Treasury Department has to decide whether to ask the lawmakers for authorization to begin niak* ing coins oul of oUicr metals. The problem probably will be the first big decision for the new Treasury secretary, lien ry It Fowler, who is schedul­ ed to take over next week from Douglas Dillon. Behind the problem is s shortage of silver in the fed cral government’ s vaults at West Point, N. V. Even if the administration decides to go on using sliver (or making coins, the percent­ age In earh coin will Ik - sharp­ ly cut below tire present Do per rent. It the government makes up its mind to stop using silver, dimes, quarters and half dol­ lars prohably will he made of copper with a coating of shiny Pack 230 Meet it*i<r (jike Cub Smut copper-nickel, the substance that already is used for nic­ kels. Whatever Fowler decides, he will tie sure to cheek with the White House first. The deci­ sion is eerlain to cause a flur­ ry among silver producers and silver users who ran mus­ ter votes on Capitol Hill. Jo A n n nsys E. W. White, chairman of the Geneva Citizen* Associa­ tion membership drive, re­ ports that membership re­ newals are lagging and urges all members to take care o f this matter as soon as pos­ sible. Membership c a r d s h a v e been mailed to newcomers in Geneva and new resident* who have not already Joined the association and wish to do so are asked to call White. Cards also msy be obtained from Mrs. Pearl Ysrborough, Mrs. H. G. Shuler, Walton Torres and Jimmy Brown. Bunny Ban BURNHAM. England (UPI) — Wives banned husbands from attending s men-only fund-raising dinner for the Churchill Memorial Appeal be­ cause a dozen scantly dressed bunny-style girls were to be hostesses. Now the dinner may be railed off altogether because the bunnies’ boy­ friends have protested about their costumes—or lack of them. G O O D Y E A R T IR E S W IT H E X T R A -M IL E A G E R U B B E R TUFSYN 6.70x15 Nylon All-Weather '42* blackwall tube-typo 7.50x14 or 6.70x15 Nylon All-Weather “42' blackwall tubeless Affar you so* your doctor . . . bring your praicription to (Roum Ulotb 'ark 212 2 -1 4 pirn In and ? retappeble tires Add R pee lir* ii trade m * Ml recjppjblt. Whitiwilli only 12 more each p im I n m d 2 recapp ible liras M d J 2 per lire it trade in is not rec a p p ib le . W h i l e .alts only t ? mare each. 8.00x14 Nylon All-Weather *42* blackwall tubeless 226 I » plus t n and 7 rec ap p ib le tire s Add 1 2 per lire il trade m is not recapp ab le. W hite .a l l s only 52 more each. U J a L q 'u s n J lq t A o j 2:111 will meet at M p.m. Fri- day at NO MONEY DOWN-FREE MOUNTING Brnr Lake Elementary Schott). There will be n (liftplay of Kiifdun project* th<* buy» have completed during the tniinth. PH. 322-O.T92 DOWNTOWN SANFORD NATION-W IDE 'N O L IM IT ' G U A R A N T E E No rtmit on months—No ftmit on —No limit as to speed—For the All New Goodyear Auto Tires are in workmanship and materials ezeept repairable punctures. Come to Comet’s celebration! miles—No limit as to roads entire life ol Ihe tread. Guaranteed against detects and normal road hazards, tl a Goodyear Tire Fails Under This Guarantee any of mor» than 80,000 Goodyear dealers in the United States and Canada will make allowance on a new tire based on original tread depth remaining and current "Goodyear Puce". ■ We re celebrating because we luve tlte liveliest, fieriest lineup of cars in the business waiting (or you to turn a key—the 1965 Comets. 10 models, all priced right. And all tough. All powerful All beautiful. IJB ■ We're celebrating because this month is Ihe dale o( Comet’s 5th birthday. And llns car has gone a long way in those years. We've just completed the best year in Cornet history Now we're out to lop it* Want a popular car7 That's Comet! ■ We’re celebrating because the 1965 Comet showed its championship pertoimance by roaring 16 000 miles, irom the bottom to the top ol the w o rldbom Cape Horn to Fairbanks. A ljs k j—in 40 days and nights oi driving A bee It i page, full color booklet about Ibis run is waiting at your-Mercury dealer s. FORD CAVANAUGH, newly appointed deun of hoys at Forest Lake Academy, stands beside painting thut hangs in the newly furnished meditation room in the boys dormitory. ■ We're celebrating because a specially equipped 1964 Comet, after traveling 100,000 miles at Daytona, went on to complete another 130,000 stoparid go miles cross country— more than the distance to the moon. And this Comet s luuly engine is st.U rurum g strong, waliuut a single maior lepaix. BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE STILL IN PROGRESS T Cempeitf P t . H e * To*\ Wortf * f i * NO M ONEY DOWN * IN STAN T C R ED IT • F R E E IN STALLATIO N PRICE-BREAK SPECIAL! HIDE AWAY BEDS . . — SLEEP - S O FA S L' Large Selection, Many Colora and Fphrica. Sofa By Day, Bed By Night. *168. 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It is increasing not only in the cities but in the suburhs and rural areas as well. Drug addiction is zooming to new heights. Women— and men— are afraid to stroll in the pnrks or to walk or ride home from -work at night for fear not only o f being robbed but also brutally and senselessly beaten and even murdered. Wolfpacks of teen-age punks roam the streets, robbing, raping and perpetrating acts of snvnge violence just for “ kicks.” (Where are their par­ ents?) National magazines carry ads for a device by which cheaters can de­ fraud the telephone companies of long distance toll fees. College students are being openly solicited to buy a gadget that makes cheating in exams so easy it’s al­ most boring. All this is happening in OUR America. And it is happening with n strange and frightening absence of shock and lack of resistance by the public. It is as if the American people were sitting on the sidelines glumly watching the steady slide of their country into moral decadence and fighting it with a shrug and a yawn. Who is to actively and militantly enlist in the resistance movement against this creeping— nay, gallop­ ing— paralysis of national decency, morality, pride and ethics? The clergy? Public officials on all levels of government? The media? Civic organizations? Parents? Of course. And not just one of those groups, but all of them— plus the most powerful force of all, the 'individual citizen who isn’ t afraid to speak out in angry protest against whnt’s happening to him. his family and his regard for the American way of life. And back up his words with action. Now is the time for every man to come to the aid of his country in an all-out war on crime and cheating. But before we can stamp out crime, we must stamp out apathy. Let’s start stamping 1 Thought For Today Many shall purify themselves, and make themselves white, and be refin­ ed; but the wicked shall do wicked­ ly; nnd none of the wicked shall un­ derstand; but those who are wise shall understand— Daniel 12:10. • • • Experience keeps a dear school, but fools will learn in no other.— Benjamin Franklin. Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley Political Notebook tee’s r a n k i n g Republican, Rep. France* Bolton of Ohio, have not attended formnl White House briefings on Viet Nam. The evidence is a bit fuzzy on the matter of Morgan's personal contacts with the President in such timet of crisis. His name was not on the White House datebook during the period of our air strikes against North Viet Nam. Rut he saw Johnson et a sizable White House recep­ tion for congressmen. The Senate story is rnnsiderably different. Foreign rela­ tions rhairman J. William Fulbright evidently saw the President at least three times at the While House during the critical Viet Nam after­ math, and the senator's aides say Viet Nam was discussed mure than once. Thrre appears no measur­ able substance to the report that Johnson deliberately left Fulbright out of his Viet . Nam "leadership briefings" in anger si the senator's re­ fusal this year to take com­ mand of tiir controversial foreign aid bill. Fulbright’s ind*|irndrnre of Enlerprlsr Altamnnt* Springs mind often has (ended l« en­ Mra. Ritchie Harris Mr*. Julia Itarto* tangle him in rtimnrs of feuds 838-1318 668 5X34 with the While House Aides 668 4604 B»*r Lak*-Fnre»t City insist (hey are unfounded. Mr*. Maryann Miles l.tfc* Mary Nevertheless, Fulbright is 838-3818 Mra. France* Writer said by some at the executive 322-6219 Casselberry end of town to he given to Mr*. Jane Canelberry Lake Monro* pi nods of moody introspec­ 838-3048 Mr*. H. L. Johnson tion which affect his rom322-4722 Chulunta tnand of the Foreign Rela­ Loogirnnd Mra. Join Mafia tions Committee. Mr*. Dnnna Estes 365-3742 In one appraiser's view, 838-3317 DrUary thr committee is "stacked North Orlando Mra. John l-eont with * lot of people Fulbright Mra. Margaret Co.by 868-4883 didn't want." Some member*. 322-6795 Deltona Ibis source suggests, seem Osteen Mrs. Mildred Haney bent most on charting an in­ Mra. Clarrnre Snyder 668-5631 322-4841 dividual rather than a com­ -. ( .r n m mittee course. He adds: Oviedo Mra. Eeelyn Lundy Mra. JoAnn llaya ''Fellows like (Senators) 365-3160 349-4873 Symington, Smathrra a n d 1 ji -» Morse all have foreign pol­ icies of thrir own." Whatever the state of Fulbright'* relationship with the President, and it should not be forgotten that the eenalor campaigned hard for him lait Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Tbure., March 25, 1965 fall, the net effect of the present circumstance is evi­ dently to reduce further the w a t - T S H a . t - 1b l o w , s u n o s * > o n e i . i i H S K r n a v K v o l t o l h i*. i v n u i M i - o » « a i ■ !* • • » Senate group's voice In White MOMENT A L E X A N D E R P A L I , II HOOK S ill IIE House councils. A ss oc iate Editor A d v e r t is in g Dlr eolor This rummllte*. inescap­ IH K U l * t PELT ably, is still powerful. But it NOV QMEEH M i n u i D S E ditor larks fire. Some o f the flame A d v e r t ls le a M . a . g s r UOIII s W IL L IA M S S or lstr Editor vanished when the vibrant AAN IS SHU EMAIL MB H OV I1E A L SriN * J ia sissM M s s o g e r Hubert Humphrey left Its c i t y E ditor midst. I-ike its House count­ fS ID W BLU J L U I W ET.L1 M s c h a a le o l Sagt erpart, however, it ha* really O a .ir K iller B I L L VIN C E NT been turning gray for s long State I'b u t u g r s p h s r time. WASHINGTON (N EA) — President Johnson is showing no signs of neglecting his congressional fences ns the tense Vietnamese situation progresses. Yet, these efforts at maintaining sound links in­ volve the committee* dealing with foreign affairs, some­ thing is missing. There is a loss of vitality, and it seems not to be on the President's side. In fact, this circum­ stance appears to have had its origins long hefora he took office. The easiest thing to say Is that the inevitably increas­ ing dominanre of the White House in foreign affairs in an age of quirk-breaking crises has doun-graded both the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and thr House Foreign Affairs Committee. Thera is nior* to it than thi». For on* thing, th* always less influential House com- mittee his had no real claim to distinction for many yean. Some presidents have come close to ignoring it. This kind of treatment evoked an out­ burst in 1950 from the then House foreign affairs chair­ man, Rep. James Richards of South Carolina. Raid he: “ I'm not going to have this committee dealt with as if it were a feeble-minded, illegitmate eon." If the House group has since consistently e n j o y e d somewhat more respectful at­ tention, there has perhaps not i-een much White House hesrt in it. Nor has the present chair­ man, Rep, Thomas Morgan of Pennsylvania, succeeded in remaking the committee into an instrument greatly to be reckoned with though some foreign affairs specialists in the rnpital say he has recently managed tom* beneficial changes in membership. Morgan and th* commit- Herald Area Correspondents P ublish ed deity . s o . p t Satur day. Sub dey end C hristines, p u b ­ lished Set urda y p r o c e e d in g Christine*. BtIBSCBIPTION MATES H o m e D el iver y H e week Moll Week SE MINOLE t o l ' N T * »»»• I A L L tI T I I K R MAIL 111 LS 1 Tear Sam S H o e the S.TB S s s o o lk e 11 1 I M o n ie s I N I M estke l.s s t M e s t k l.SS t M e a U E r e s i s t Vtesuietleme p rovid e t b s I e l l met) sakeertpldem* fce d Is s d v e s e e . T h e Herald la a m a n n e r et the Uetie a P r e s s w h ic h la s a ­ in t e d e s c lu e t v e lr t e the use ter r e p e k lls e t t e a at all Ike loeal new s p r i l l e d la this a iw a p e p e r . E a t e t e d as se cond ctaaa m e t ie r o e i s e s r II, t i l l e t the Peal O ff ic e et S a a f e t d , Ptorlda. ender the Act o f C eeg Ts ee o f Marsh 1, 1111. > par t at any m at er iel , ae w e o r . u . e r u . i . g , er this edltioa T h e S a l f o r d Her ald m ay be r ep r od u c ed la s a y m s near w it hI w r lt t e a permlaaiaa of t h o publlehor o f T he Herald. Aay dividual or fir m r e a p e s i l b l e tar su c k r e p r e a u c t le a will he ustdered as I n frin g in g „ n T h e Herald e c o p y r ig h t aa d w ill he eld liable lo r dam ag aa s e d e r t h e le w . __ COM PLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Funds ALLEN A CO. 111. E. LEMON 8T. LAKELAND, FLA. Member: Midwast Stock Exch. Chicago Board of Trad* Orlando Ksl*a Representative MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 5-8034 * * Dr. Crone's TEMPEST IN THE KETTLE Alarmed Over Crime? Worry Clinic Parent*, please read Ter­ “ For then they’d expect we ry's confession. Then you to invite them to visit at my wilt reallae the unfair emo­ house for a night. tional load which you quar­ "But I can't do Iha I." reling mate* impose upon Since Terry's mother was your children. If you really hospitable and would have wish to do so, you can re­ welcomed the other boys Into gain happlnrsa without us­ her home ovrr night, I asked ing even 50 per rrnt of Terry to explain just why he your I. •}., for thrre is a dared not invite them. very simple formula for "Well, Dr. Crane," he fimarital happiness. rally confessed, "I like to CASE V-440: Terry L.. ag- have them visit our home in ed It, was a problem child. the afternoon or rftn for "Dr. Crane," his worried awhile in Ihr evening. mother began, "I am quite “ But I don’t dare ask them concerned about Terry. to stay all nights* *‘ H« seems to be withdraw­ "For my Daddy and Mother ing from social life and is are divorced. He doesn't live avoiding his former play­ with us any more. mates. "The boy* 1 play with don't "For example, they have know that. During the after­ often, invited him to spend! noon when they are at nry the night at thrir homes. home, they don't expect him "But Terry always refuses to be there, for they think and sometimes he has fabri­ he is just al the office. cated very bizarre stories to "And even if they stay for justify why he can't accept an evening, they figure he Is their invitation*. just working late. “ Although I scold him and "But if they were to spend tell him it is quite O.K. for the night at my house and him to visit his pals for a then saw that he hadn't come night, he still will not do to. home, they'd begin to sus­ "Dr. Crane, what it wrong pect. with Terry? Am I at fault "And I don’ t want them to or what?” know my parents aren't liv­ When 1 had a talk with ing together!" Terry, he soon luid the cards Parents, will you PI.EASE on the table! use your heads and consider ‘ Dr. Crane,” he began, “ I the future unhappiness to don't mind visiting my pals your youngsters if you get a in the afternoon but 1 don't divorce ? Our President's "Program " he did not agree with the poli­ (are spend the night with Editor, Herald: Don't try to alibi or justify ''The Great American Tra­ calls for: (1) the striking down cies of the party in power! them. yuur divorce by saying it is gedy’’ and other colorful terms of restrictions in ALL elec­ Should we eliminate "time have been used to describe the tions, (2) a simple standard consuming" lawsuits relating civil rights struggle in Ala­ where federal registrars act to civil rights? II would seem bama and Olliers pari, of the in local registrations, (3) the that Ihe President should fav­ elimination of "time consum­ nation. Suddenly cili/ent arc outraged and a passionate cry ing" lawsuits. (4) the assur­ or due process of law. The goes up to the federal govern­ ance lhat registered voter* lawsuits he proposes to eli­ ment to stop man's inhuman­ may vote. While this may well minate: have done more to ad­ ity to man The President be a noble gesture with good vance mter-race relations in calls for "no delay, no hesita­ and honorable intentions, it the past few year* than has WASHINGTON (C PI) — A do is persuade tile Russians lo tion, no compromise of pur­ raises several questions in my been accomplished in the pre vlous one hundred years. great deal has been written persuade tile Red Chinese to pose" in the passage of his mind. Docs the Constitution not al- over Hip years about the persuade the North Vietnam­ Civil Rights "Program ." Con­ Why should there be no vot­ gress springs into action and er qualifications? At first read) provide that registered *trangc wave of euphoria waft ese to leave South Viet Nam sets the law making machin­ glance the elimination of sll^votcri may mte? Amendment mg up from Murids etch year alone. "That will create the statu ery into motion What America restrictions in elections sounds Fifteen, Section One of the during the baseball spring lily we have been seeking in needs right now is not another commendable, but let's exam- Constitution of the United training season. 'the A sore armed pitcher with Laos, whtih in turn will take law, but lime to catch its ine this in depth The ellnuna States declares lhat breath to reason and to think tion of a literacy requirement right of citizens of the United a 3 12 record who has been re some of the pressure off Cam­ clearly. for luting would be a tragic States lo vote shall not tie called from Ihe minors is sud­ bodia. "Then we can ‘oneentrate Enclosed is a copy of a I d ­ mistake' In today's modem denied or abridged by the Unit denly regarded a* a (Hitenlial ler sent to Senator Holland world there is no excuse for ed Stales or by any state on 20 game w inner A .225 hitler un inducing the Soviet 1 nnm calling on him and other rttem- any individual to reach the account of race, color, or pre predicts that a new batting to settle Its debt at the United hers of Congress to take the age of twenty-one and not he vtous condition of servitude " stance will add 100 points to Nations and thus set an exam p'.e for better cooperation from time to closely examine the side to sign his name or re The law ia already written, all his average Amt so forth. situation But, on* letter can'cite the ABC's. Th* matter of that remains is enforcement As I was reading the sports Indonesia “ The Frriiil. thereupon will not do the Job Blono. Now is electing public officials is ser­ Should we Ignore the Con pages this week, it occurred the time for all citizens to ious business and requires in stitution’ When the President to me what a line thing it see the ligiit and halt the drain stand up for their belief*—to­ telligenl thinking The ability takes the oath of office, he would lie If the U. S govern on our gold reserves, making morrow will he too late Won't lo read and write is a prere swears to "preserve, protect nient offered some similar re It possible to rebuild the in­ you join with me in rnoourag quisite lo sound decision tnak and defend Ihe Constitution of |ltq (ron) the haras realities of formation library that was burned hi a moll tn Cairo mg Americans to stand up and mg True, there have hern thr t'mted Stales " Nowlieri life "Ciinseqiientlv. F. gv pi will tie counted? l-olated instances where un­ in thr Constitution does it The next thing 1 know I wa* load the other At .vtv notions n lit ant thr Federal Cm eminent scrupulous officials exceeded Dear Senator Holland in Hie dugout of tile Stale lie On March 13. President thr mlenl of the law and ill* ihe power to participate in lo partment * training ramp al to a part with l*i,te|. and the Johnson appeared twfnre a criminated again*! individuals cal polities Tile Constitution Sunburn City. Fl a, interview Hungarian student* wiT stop sinning our embassy in Hilda joint *r**tnn of Congress with claiming they did not meet does say that "the powers not ing the manager pest dellgatrd lo the United States nation • wide radio anil Irle basic literacy requirements ' Mr Sccretars. having |i i -i That will pave Ihe wav for . . are put voiir dlnliuiial* through » vision coverage. He sjvoke on These isolated cases ran tie ti> thr Constitution the current ra n i! situation remedied through our court reserved to thr states respee sirenilon* woikout. flow do you • slablish'ng I* itiqutlitv m itie Congo and bring aluuli the re and informed thr nation of new system and do not require ad lively and to the people " Why think they stark up’ " unification of'tier many, which should the President ehnose lo proposed legislation which he dilional legislation, "With a little luck, we ran intends to pass with "no dr Does Hw Federal Govern ignore Hie .solemn oath of of solve all of the world's prob lay, no hrsitatjrm, no coiupro merit hair thr right nr duty fu r ’ Iritis Hits year " mtse n! purpose " to control local polities’ This On what do you b«>e that Again ! implore sou do not A few days earlier the Pres roirid tie the end result if fed­ let our President ' hlirkiark ' forecast’ " idem said he would not be eral officials were allowed to you and your fellow members 1 think w-i wilt tie helped "blackjacked" tn regard to art as registrar*. Federal of Congress Tike lime In a lot by the new deputy assis­ the racial issue He now wants registrars could conceivably think, to reason, to evaluate, tant undersecretary that we to "blarkjark" you and the do Hie very thing local regis and to drlerniinr what is real acquired in a mid winter tra<le olhrr mem tiers of Congress in- tears air ar.rused of doing— ly right I rinse with another with thr Com tnr.rr* Depart­ to passing his Civil Bights discriminating against seg quote from President John ment "Program " in a tide of public ments of the population How son's speech. "Let each of us "Thla abould take rare of sentiment without due lime terrible it would lx- for a man, look in our own fie arts tn our our troublei in Southeast Asia, to think and reason on the white or black, lo lie refused own community." where we needed more desk issues at hand the privilege of voting because strength Now all w* have lo William L. Colbert Letters To The Editor better for kiddle* to live with their mother alone, rather than experience the constant fighting and bickering of a feuding family. Actually, most of the chil­ dren would vote to have ths feuding with both parents un­ der the same roof, than to have quirt but live in a brok­ en home! Amt it is not neeessary for such bickering to occur if you mature adults will use even Ml per rent of the 1. Q. you possess. For you can change the entire atmosphere o f your home within a fe w weeks just by launching on the “ Compliment Club" plan. Force yourself to look for t.imFk then utterV“*-blt» o f praise for merits that your mate possesses. Remember, nobody is total­ ly devoid o f virtues. You may dislike praising your mate, but force your vocal cords to do so. So semi for the "Compli­ ment Club" booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return en­ velope, plus 20 cents. last your kiddies join you in this project. (A in a ;* write to Dr. Cranr in rare of this news­ paper. enclosing a long *lnm|ird, addressed envelope and 20 cent* to cover Ijping and printing eoatif when you send for one of his booklets.) Dick West’s The Lighter Side- I will end the turmoil tn South America "The result will be the elim­ ination of friction with Pan­ ama, Hie in st a Uatlon of a dom­ estic government tn Cuba, and l nfortunatirly, I had to break off the interview at this point in order to go accept tha Pulitzer prize A lm n ginra The Amu is a race o f whita men believed lo have been tha fust people to hvo in Japan. 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According t° Kom»omo! akaya Pravda, Rural*'* offl rial youth publication, *he ahould alap hi* face, . atalk out o f the dateha and report hi* offeflaa to tha newapaper That la axaetly what Com­ rade Mia* Svetlana did after ahe "Innocently” accepted an Invitation to a party at a dateha near Moscow. She ■lapped the young man'* face and denounced him In an In­ dignant letter to the Komaomolikaya Pravda, Rut did Ml*# Svetlana'# friend* appreciate her couragecua act? Not at all, re­ ported Pravda’* angry edi­ tor*. In fact, the paper w*a deluged with letter* from "romantic" girl* who hardly ■hared Mil* Svetlana'* pure of Marxiit-Lenlniit v i e w necking. What put* them In a dither la that thla preoccupation with love between tha aexe* keep* young men and women from putting their heart* from the only thing that count*—working and produc­ ing for the Communlit atate. Rut phyalcal love, alaa, la Juit too Impudent to be regi­ mented, Communlit a t y I e . And there are no "aacred" Marxlst-l.eninlil text* giving guidance a a to how roman­ tic love ahould he handled in a materialistic collective aoeiety. So,' despite atrlrt order* to ■uhttitllle love ■f work and Jove of the Communist party for phyairal love, ronmntic capitalist love laughs at trac­ tor*. factories and locksmiths. The authorities are forced to admit this, however tclur tnnlly. The director of Com­ munist Poland's Academy of Science—putting the best pos­ sible fare on the resurgence of r> inantirtsm — recently said: "We ate now facing an itn,1-nUnrr in various fields, in­ cluding love I vcttluir to say that mm anIMs in is disappealing However, love raliiiol rxinl without sincere courtship and geollenianliness. because such s lark would deny Ihc very es-ence o f Ihe love union " The Red leaders ate obvi­ ously in a quandary. \\ ha! makes il diffiiult for them r v pound « strict Communlit line on set Is that there is none Ills! call serve the Red atate on all occasion* In the early day* of the R u s s i a n revolution, there lyeere continuous Jabs a! Ihe family as an outdated mslilutmn of tlie "ctd capitalist ordei " Alexandra holloulai, I nun's close collaborator and Russl.i'a apostle of "free love.*' even preached that the fumily was "censing to be a necessity for it* members as veil as fur the Communist elate." EcKERD Drua Sto res / 4 DBOfSIR . 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Mat rfM * •• BC PO W D ER S L l. at |>ru an4 talermatie* about 16* k EV EREA D Y FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES STANDABD REG. 20 ' m . 2 -20c (LIMIT 2> D UCO CEMENT A U P V B K lS I it c e m im t Kttj. jy tube RFG. 39** TUBE ^ 2 -3 9 c ■ RIM IT 3J H r I �L o » « - « \ Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * © it? “ The Nile of Am erica” fe n tlfr * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Saturday, high about 90; low tonight in upper 60s. VOL. 57 The Junior Tri-Hi*V of Crooms High School will spon­ sor ■ car Mash Saturday at 'Daniel's Service Station. 027 West 13th Street. The car wash will be held from 8 a,in. to 5 p,m. with proceeds going to Teen Age Care of America. * • • A, milkman with a British accent 7 Not only that but he is a British subject. That’* Maurice J. Bulled. How about that for the name c f a milkman? Bulled is Sanford represent­ ative for an Orlando dairy and is planning on chancing his resilience front Orlando to Seminole County. Bulled also is considering switching his eltiienship to Amcrira. He took flying training in the U. S, and Canada during World War II and flrw 5(5 operational sort­ ies over Hurope as a navi* gntnr-bombardier. He had a milk route in England back in tba .ms. • • • United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1965 n rh frk flint"** its NO. 155 Scott Thomson, David Littleton Top FFA Boys More than 100 Seminole County science students in senior and junior high schools demonstrated their creative ability, skill and scientific thought at the regional Sel­ ene# “Fair at Oviedo High School Thursday and today, with a w a r d s ceremonies slat­ ed for the Oviedo School aud­ itorium at 7 p.m. tonight. Forty-four of them became finalists in seven cstegories and Iwo divisions Including botany, zoology, p h y s i c s , chemistry, earth and space {See full pace of pirturrs of Sclrnre Pair finalists on Page 5.) s c i e n c e , mathematics and health, and medicine in both junior and senior high school divisions The only entry from SemiHide High School, no exhibit by NAlley Strum that demon- By Dottle Austin Four Future Farmer* Of America membeta of the Sem­ inole High School chapter were honored T h u r s d a y evening at the annual banquet nt the school cafeteria. Three prominent Sanford businessmrrt were named "Honorary Chapter Farmer*." David Littleton, a senior, won the scholarship award for the fourth consecutive year. The 125 saving# bond pure bused hy the chapter for Ihe member having the high­ est srholastic average (3.M gives Littleton a total of find fur Ins four yenra at the lop. -Scnll Thomson was mimed "Slur Chapter Fuiiori" for hi* nil mound record of *. ho­ lm ship, nglicultiire mid load­ er-hip lb received nil cttgmv ed plnt|iir 11mu the . lutptcr. Presentation was made by William II. Weal, rotational ngl trull Ul e tenehci Gary Gihs.-n, |be ehapler reporter, Ir'iivcd Ills- nwutd for outstanding leadership, apons.o ed by the Hunt Tux­ edo Fred Company; The flint has presented this award, a 825 savings bond, for the past 12 years. Cecil Tucker II, county *£cnt, nude th* pre acntpHon. f *** Ronnie Tl drl v u •eelalm#d tha 'moat Improved "Chap­ ter Partnei" with a supervis­ ed project This award, also s |25 savings hoi-1 is given l>v the Setntnnla County Fmm BuieHu and was prevented hy F.tbeil Cn mtuac k. The three men » t.o were honoi.d with the Idle of ' llonoial'y t haptt i Fnim<«" for their outstanding roritMhut ions lo the field of ngri coll nip mi n tf ul H o f a OUTSTANDING FUTURE FARMERS gather around their “ Chapter Sweetheart” after receiving top awards at annual banquet. From left are Davit! Littleton, lo p gchoiar; Gary Gibson, lops in leadership; Danny Dickerson, president; Ronnie Timid. m ost improved, anil Scott Thomson, “ Star Farmer." In tenter i.s Miss Lucy Willis, chapter sweetheart. I pi*!ni|1«*utn r r f m r t v mrptmp and irportfl it* trriii- , anf| KTiu* 1'ula ahim.d hou n m y itationnry at 5JJ,dil5*17. iHcjrraphir rHav t)th; vr St. Luke’s finalists wru* School vandalism in New )(l|,n Mjt, g1>w p, Vani. e \ork City am minis to *1 ! nTV| Knrrn Knead million a year! Fiom 1.vman High School We re happy to say school ttl.t, i» finalist, in. Iml Mndalljtm in Seminole conn mg John Stuart, Bandy Geltt> is negligible m comparison |irigs, Alan Sullivan. Ki< lined Superintendent of Schools Blow Ill'll. Byrd Brownell. Tr I R T. Milwcc says it has hern ty S' heinlo-ra. Woody Price. very little this year However, Hannah Williams. Jim Wake­ in the past it has cost the field and Barry tiler. school -system several hun­ Twelve South Setninule Jun­ dred dollars a year in brok ior High School students had cn window panes. projects worthy o f being Milwcc says steps have been chosen in the top ranks. They taken—particularly the coun included Dennis 11toad way. seling of students—to elimi­ Bill Clemmer, Baibara Bry­ nate vandalism. ant, Lawrence ltigling, Carl •‘ It would amount to only Williams, Catherine Kucar, a few cents per pupil." Super Pauline Duncan, l l e r m i n r inlendent Milwcc says. Harieh, Kathy Hubert, Sandra So far this year there has Broderirk and Karen Strong been no serious vandalism hr Oviedo High School had says. eight finalists, including Bob­ • • • by Stewart, Martha .Mikter. LI <jg) David Dow, ex T'lO Nancy Phillips, Beverly- Faulk, of Wing One and now just Sherry Waltz, Billy llnnn. plain Sam Dow, Sacramento (ianiner Preedy and Larry Bee reporter, will arrive in Shull. Sanford Sunday. Sam has From Oviedo Junior High been recalled lo active duty winners weie Becky Palrm-r. lor two weeks. Sam will work Gilbert Michaels, Ann Shull wiUi Ens. Mike (.Taylor and and Jemmy Holder. Lt. (j gl Lowrll Frarier. Wing Several other outstanding and Base PIOs, respectively, proje- ta besides those deseribas liaison with the news ed above included Cardtirmedia in covering the 1Ilh annual Bombing Derby Apr.) • Theory o f Prohahil * «■ mathematical project; tty.' 5 TO Bobby Stewart's “ Meet the Fungi,'* a botany exhibition; Larry Shull's homemade srisin giaph, an earth-space sci­ ence project; Gilbert Mich­ ael's ''Experiment In Making Traffic safety measures Glass," a chemistry demon­ pursued at Sanford Naval Air stration. John Stuart entlllcd hie Station will be highlighted in botany project, "Ullruaunir the weekly TV program, *Tt*s of micro-organ­ the Law." over Channel 6 at S motation* isms.'’ ji.m. Satuiday. Richard Lombardi's zoo­ Taking part will tie Capt. C. logy project had the long title. W'. Swanson, base command­ ing officer; R. C. Wallers and "Detection o f Primary Gene­ tic Factors through chromato­ W. S. Brown, petty cfficers in graphy in Flourrsrcnt eye charge of the drivers training pigment* of. fruit flies." school i board the station; Jim Wakefield did a 'phys­ Wes Giles, ground safety o ffi­ ics project that involved the cer (civilian); Marine Pvt. R. explanation o f th* schematic J . Reno, and FHP Bob Kilgo. operation of a later beam. Rarry Eller ahoiied the ef­ Answer Sought fect* of the Eddy Ray on cop­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. per and aluminum in th# re­ (UP1)—The United Nations pulsion coil exhibit. today railed the first meet­ Sirs. Bettie Palmer, Science ing of. the 33-member commit­ Fair director, commended the tee that will attempt to find judges, described as being a way out o f the orgsnita- most conscientious end very interested. (juvtia’ financial deadlock. Air Base Safety Featured On TV FLORIDA Science Fair Presentations Slated Tonight Mrs. E. D. Pearce, Carat Cables clubwoman named to the Board of Hcgcnts hy t!ov Haydon Burns, "is « sister of Mrs. I.. I). Hastings, Lake s t rated phottf-rvaetivntion* judged one of the best in the lieservoir, Sanford. • * • field of botany. Font met bids for the wid­ Tom Jun es, one of four San­ ening of 25th Sturt (Sit Jill ^ ford Ju n io r H ic h School civ fjnrn Mellonville to French tries* was n fin mlint w ith hia Avenue, are to he received in I project on u o n w itiy otherthe State Bond Department ! oarlcrotia in the field of hrndqUHilets, Boom 22S, in health and medicine. O ther Ihe Holland Building in Tulin fi n al! At§ w e re Ihile Du via, hassee Tuesday at 111:30 a m. Fred Carter and Mary John­ » * * son. The .St. Johns-lruiinn River Finalist Rudy Mueller of Canal District hasn’t lia<l to St Luke's Srho-d exhibited n write SANFORD, W W I I N t .l .b V il I'll — bjim a, t.iu W hile House said today I’M '* Secretary George L Reed) told report, i s that Johnson wa' notified Thurs day night sJiuilly after the sniper kllhtifi of the 39 yearold Detroit mother on a high win between Selma and Muni ginnery. Ala M VIl’ tTJIIZL DETROIT (U Pti—Prrsalenl Johnson and his wile today extended their sympathy to tie htlstiand and children «,d a eisil ■ighl* worker stain in Alabama and promised tu do cvcr.v thing jaissihic to find Ihe killers 7 ' ii t u p no violence »t ti c it. iisli.it on. led hy In Mart.n I utlirr King Jr to dramatize voter regisltatnm grim am ■' and alleged pe'ui brut.i it' hut en d lights WASHINGTON (I T U — "Twin" Spacemen Virgil I. Grissom and John W ."Young flew here today to receive medals, congratulations and thanks from the President nnd honois from Congress and the Capital.. r The astronauts flew with their families from Florida for the first o f a series of tributes which will include a ticker tape parade in New York on Monday and a civic reception in Chicago on Tues­ day. They are being honored for piloting'the world's first fully maneuverable manned space­ craft on a nearly flawless three-orbit flight on Tuesday. Their flight inaugurated the two-year Gemini flight pro­ gram which will lead into Project Apollo to pul men on the moon in IDfilL The 3S * year - old Grissom and his 34-ycar-oid co-pilot flew front Florida to Andrews Ait Force Base, Md,, in two Iwin-engine prop Jet planes. The Gtissonts were aboard the first plane, the Youngs in the second. With Grissom were his wife. Belly, mid then two stiris, Scull, II, mid Mnik. II. and the nstionaut's pnicnt*, Mr. ami Mi*. Dennis I), tinssum, of Mitchell, Did. Young was aerinupatiiod by Ids wife, Bin bin a, mul tin ir . hiId11-n. K.tndI ii, 7, nnd J.-lm, ii. and Young's parents. Mi and Mm William I I .-Young, of Oilund.t. t.ltl I'Ll.IK(i D S Foi I 'lissom ami Young, u ho t-dil a lit V t eonferenee Thursday Hint their (light was smoother Ilian they hud vxpet ted, It shaped up as a gruelling hut heait-vvat ming day. Only the fo tWi&tfll t»f «»> i ** In thirnttnril to m*r ft?, fu llvltles. President Johnson, who in­ tently wall bed on television wlien Ihe twu aslionaut* left then Inunehing pul and later ci'iigiatutated tin m hv tidephone, led o ff the tiihute# to­ day. ID- invited liii/h ritnkinf? 11f - “ UNCLE FRED" ENSMINGER Uncle Fred Sent Ahead llv Julia Will* Church Editor “ As the lime approarhrd . , , III' si-1 liiv larr and sent mrxM'ngcrv ahead. • T ilts • I nke 9:51-53 • Sunday, .Sanford Con 2 r»-:alin it.it C h ristu m C hurch, hit oli'i-rv .mu- of Ms Jub ilee \ u n iv rr* a r» . w ill p.iv highest tribute lo il- etilv In m2 c h a r­ ter m em liei who. throughout the p .i't fit w a r * o f 't e ae liin 2. mission work and in m slrv ha* end eii'o red to * -end me>se ii.:e i» ahead j.i- l as Je-u x, on In* wav to .lei us.i t-m , " 'e l In* (see an l sent m e'senpers ahead" to e la lili-h H o l s true (uim dal.i'n n( pea e M iii'la ), "t n c I p I red's ttaV w dl la-noj R n . Hr P ie d F ii-m iu g c r wlm quip* They i all me ‘ Uncle F re d ’ Iw ra ii'P of d iffii u lly in pro Tteunoing iln L i'l nam e " Uncle Ul - il " who wa> 11 y e .it ' old when In- valu e lo Sanford with hi- fam ily in |s:x) and Mat a member of the rh ii r i l l when il was estnh k -hist here tli t ' . i me veal fit ml* If) • i on*' u •)i .It h » i 1> • otiis had warn demon t ill' N iiii.lav m l c u e an ad ruoiiy for lu* pti'flfiitation «»f d i e " n i l r led ' I Item i-m lv i 'tinlors. many f Cities mnlKln t«j (i i l n * o in titi'i ltuiiiighui.it 'he nati sv# j \ reception w 11 hr given t>v Y l f U t l l f . pi* * I H" iH t.'If IPf 1if I t* «*,*♦'II Hie area and 'Ion. *' the chin rh in In* honor tin * y A <Iin (nImIritI• RoKrit *’ ipi.ckly as |«i".hic the mediatelv (ollownig ihe I I ,s Ss umiin* pih| (till i i* It i. llv. FI:t *i I s11 jru»Vk »*r mul iii ' f i v n e a ril r w r v n m old i Itu.f I *>f < htt't* nfsd 1 nmpftfi) , S lint mulct, piojn l in.iim»,t i fio -iu l, a n t new i ' invited to i*f (I ir tim ncfr moon phot a Joe li.ik* i , city s tle mt p h k s k n t a iiu n d a ily fMMtirr *rui |>n*l prr»i \ * a youth HiFn -m m a e r Thr flparr wyriiry'fl Ym«*|i •l«*nI **f Iht* F a n n H u icau , h ii <1 attended 1to|lm» Vrademy for tlotidl Kfrvicf .MffUl was l»ulh . Jnhii W llflon, •Iiiu i tur of three v e a l- and H u llin ' Col rtitiferrctl on Lrisi.-m mul l hr i M itral l lo iu U Fx |n *ri' lege for il ir ie y e a r*, gradual V o u fii;. O riiAom «Uti w hs to mrnt Station. in 2 in 1897, From here he *iudFirihlcnt Danny Di«*krr»on, gut n cluster to the Di*tin- ie-l at Andover-on the H ill m guishiHl Service Mc<l«l he \mi* Newton C entre. M ass., which ker It, county agent. Assist­ wlio presided at the crrum*»n* iiviMnlei! hy the Nntinmil tun, piuirnted nix rm*nl la te r merged to tierom r A n­ ing will he Miss Margaret I*11• «1it>n humhIi ta fM*rfli»nfl A ero n au tics arnl S|».o »• Ail dover Newton Ita p ti't c nngre (jiurl.-s, hoitie economist with who have l**‘**n of oiitfltarnlini: iiiiniatrMtion f«n his suhot- galional S em in arv. Ihr I Iniida Power and Light iti*ni‘ tariff to the f hap Ur. h ital flig h t in 1'.m*I He and h i' w ile the late S rn m ttiii won the s \ s t Company Th«*> wt*ie Mrs Maty J*»yu« Annie Bennett E n sn u n g cr. Medal Dist m guisheil Set %lev Ollier sponsors include the lint i’ll) an, jk'Uiila ik «• riiimflutot; who laugh! a! Piedmont allil tor hoi p ai to iputiori ill the Mt Southern Iti.o ti C o lle g e '. Florida P o w e r Company,| M ia. lV|itfV Slayton, nuhiail over- 1«II apaee pt'-gimn himI >w.II and Company, The Nan hi t f l n i ) ; Min. Ltiuilv K«'flh*r. ( s ilH* h ark tu Itollins ill Ill'll Sf Iiu i itie ie r. got the N \ S \ lord Herald and Puldix Super lulu hrunm flup«-r\isur; Mi nnd where he taught until Itui.'i F ix i e p l i o n i 1 irn t i f n * Mr*. Frank Akvn and .Mr. maikcts All-of Hie foods used From lie te he went to West A chievement A wan) for the in the demonslt at ion will mil Mi* V\ r . llopkin* MIm aucie«aful Range i probe* In T am p a i Flu i to serve for come troth I’ uhltx Exhibit­ I'.nry Willi*, ihaptu r **£5«*«*1- pllologinph the lno«m. lime y r a is al the ■h u n h x ing the latest models of cook hrti 11." ii ho i «*<i*i vptl a k'lft* Latin • A m rtira n I n *t it ul*Min* W illi* unlurtjiiMud th» mg appliances will be .San which provided sehooling fur lord Electric Company anil hnrnpH t guffllt with t w n Cuban* and A m erican s, con L B J O rd e rs S la y in g P r t IT evident Johnson h.i* direct cd the I HI to u*c all Its Is citlic* anil work around the tank to ,-iJvc t ic slaving ol \ inlii i .i< g l.,.i//u in Ala President Leads Series Of Tributes Cooking School Slated Tuesday The second annual Mr. and Mrs l.n .iln e Looking School V lit Iipi U at 7 30 p rn Tups d..v at Sanioid * iv ic tcnl i i under the direction of the .veminole County Extension Serv Ire Demonstrating new rcripewinch promise to lie pleasing to the <ntne family, will he Miss Mary Mclag, Swift and Company 's “ Martha l.ogan ' JulinMiri ' sentim ent« were for this year's srhool cxprcsM d !. V a «|teeio! White Dircetmg Hie program for House iouri'i-1 iii a r a il tu the-owlension service will tie liie home el Anthony J U u l Miss Myrtle Wilson, extension lo about 9 r in today. 1flunifisrrviee agent Jnd Cecil Tuc­ Randall Electric Company The call came tu Lluizo 10 hums alter Ills wile. \Tola 39, w js shut tu death by a sniper on an Ala Tartu high way between Montgomery and Selma The call from the White House came 3 'i huuts alter Liurro, his voice choked with emotion, tried to call Presi­ dent Johnson to find out the embarrassment unless t h e TALLAHASSEE (C P I) — | Uuled resign atio n Jun e 1. dctuilx of lux wife's slaying If Florida doesn't find a Burns nUo announced ap­ Legislature makes special He was told hy the While s uue of funds to purchase pointment of Joseph F. Mar­ piogicss in finding funds for House telephone operator that line*. of Pensacola, to the th*- 11(ins­ rights of way," Burns said. Ihe President was asleep, hut right-of-way f authority to irplate W Pal­ til at Johnson would return the sta le b u l g e ■an al, It could lose mer Van Arsdnle of Fort McCiee added that there are call at the earliest possible th * federal money paying fot Lauderdale. funds to last the rest of this time. eoMStrUctiun of the canal. The authority at a brief or­ year but none in sight to pay INSPECTION Gov. Haydon Burns said he ganizational meeting re-elect- for right-of-way after that. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPIl Burnt did not say how much will ask the coming session of eil MeCrre as ila chairman. — Stale and frdrral agents the Legislature to help provide Sumter t-owry of Tampa was mnnry he will ask the Legis­ roped off s section along IF up kr 112 million for this pur­ re-named vie# rhairman; lature to provide from th* S. M todsy and began an inchpose. Jamea C. Murrell Jr., cf Jack­ state and how much through by-inch impccLon of the spot Bums announced *t the con­ sonville, secretary; Harry H. sums sort of taxation in the where a white woman running ference that Orlando contrac­ Saunders, of Port St. Joe, counties embraced by th# shuttle service lor c i v i l r i g h t s demonstrators was tor W. A. MeCre# had agreed treasurer, and Marques, as­ canal district. to remain as chairman of the sistant treasurer; The federal g'vernmenl I* slain by a sniper. Joe Llvingaton, of Jackson­ providing all tha building The victim. Mrs. Viola F l o r i d a Canal Authority, Gregg Liuizo, 39. a mother of which hr has headed since its ville, who handled public rela­ funds for the canal but Burnt five Jrora Detroit, Mich , was organisation in 1961. He had tions for Burns' successful said th* slat* runt th# risk shot as her car rounded a offered his resignation but gubernatorial campaign, .was “ of losing federal funds by a alight curve Thursday night Burns said he was needed to picked a* a public relations lack o f the state fulfilling its on the way to Montgomery ^guide the authority during the consultant for the authority. responsibility to provide right j critical mouths until his ache"Florida u facing pcsaibtc ol way. Ironi 5c ini a. Burns Seeks Funds State Canal In Jeopardy Swedish Group Tours Air Base A delegation of seven Sued ish Air Force olficers and civilians Thursday toured the Sanford Naval \ir Station, where they received a first hand look at the It A 5C recon naissance bomber and its In telliKence support facilities Tile foreign visitors, inuring U. S Defense and industrial installations, accompanied hy U. S. Navy and Air Force personnel, were briefed on Ihe BA-5C and ill capabilities by Caph James O. Mayo, com­ mander ol Reconnaissance At­ tack Wing One. The briefing was followed hy a eloseiip in­ spection of the aircraft and ila reconnaissance equipment, The group returned to Wash­ ington following tha tour. PHONE HEARING TALLAHASSEE (U P li — A public hearinif an the rales and earnings of Southern Bell Telephone Company in Flor­ ida will return* Marrh 28 in ' * HI ■* * !! f * 1 dueled a Mission Day School, and operated two established homes for under-privileged children, one for boys and onn for girt*. From Tampa. Dr. En.*iningor entered active ministry, fill­ ing pastorates In Lyons, Colo., and Denver, Colo , after which In returned to serve for 21 years a* superintendent of con­ ferences lor the Carolina*, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala­ bama and West Florida. lie was dignified with tho office as in ciden t emeritus of Southern 1 •v^?Tw‘ 'nll"i"‘ Wadley, Ala., before accepNoj; tho position of assistant In 1WT1 to Dr .1 H. Boot at Sanford Congregational C h r i s t i a n where he now teaches the adult B't’lc class nod*is n most nctiv« meniher of the visitation com millee. To add a personal note. Dr. Kn'iningor is Ihe father of three son*, one a professor of sociology in the college at Car* In,vdie, Ind . another a drafts­ man for the Lummu* Cotton Gin Company in Columbus, Ha , and the Ihird. a Social Security ihig'arlmcnl official in Birmingham, Ala He already ha* officiated at wedding* for four of his granddaughter* and on June 19 will travel to Indiana where ha will he assistant officiate for the fifth time at a granddaughter’s wedding. In addition to his outstand­ ing service to mankind thesa years, RS-yrar-old “ Uncla Fred," for the past seven years, has served Sanford as librarian for Ihe General San­ ford Memorial Library. In opinion of The Herald, all coming in contact with tha devout and inspired personal­ ity o! Rev Dr. Fred F.naminger. (Uncle Fred) cannot help hut become a “ messenger sent ahead.'' PEACE BID LONDON tU Pl) — Britain plans in. launch an explora­ tory peace initiative of il* own in the Viet Nam cruis despite Soviet opposition. A n n o u n c in g HUNT LINCOLN-M ERCURY’S RED CARPET SPRING SELLING SPREE FERRUARY 15th THRU APRIL 30th The Reti Carpel Will lie’ Oul For Every New Car lluyer. Drive A Cornel Or The New Mercury Then Compare. You Will Re In For A Hi* Surprise. Highest Trade Inn In History On Car Of Your Choice. SEE US TODAY ! ! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc, 322-4884 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford ] � 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, March 25, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 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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