25 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1467e2f838d4a1a142da9f9496570f2.pdf f124c83d9996addbab19b6a2cb0f5efc PDF Text Text Vfr VraTnrfi ’age 12—March 1 V \\ 1 h . A DANCING SLAVE GIRLS (top) entertnined guests at the annual Semi­ nole I l i R h School Latin Club banquet. From the left: Lu Jaillct, Cheryl Weldon, Ilcttyo Kcllott, Marilyn Smith and Sue Jnlllet. Romnn gladia­ tors (center) H in g e d a realistic fight. They nrc Robert Lnw, John Hoggs and Richard Prentiss. "Pellaa" and “Medea" (bottom) really nrc David Hale, club president, and Mcdu Neiman. (Herald Photos) Cats And Dogs 'Rained In' For Inoculations By Mrs. John Leone It could be said that It "rained cats and dogs” In DeB try Saturday morning for the Firemen's Recreation Hall was filled to capacity with pets and their owners (or the community’s first clinic to inoculate the animals against rabies. Pets, all sizes, shapes and kinds, were brought in by their owners, some with their best collars on. some with heavy chains and others with Just plain rope. One French poodle sported a rhinestone studded neck piece. Admlnsterlng the shots were Gerald Page from the Volusia County Board of Health and Dr. Otto Moyer and Dr. Vola. Gardner of Del.and. Assisting the doctors was Mrs. It. Held of DeDary, an employe of the health board. Residents of the arcs who were unable to have their pel* Inoculated at the clinic arc urged to take them to » v«-l erinarlan to get this Important protection. Bootblack Bolts BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) In accordance with a new gov ernment order "to preserve the dignity of the boothlark," Ahu Antoine took off his shoes for the shoeshine boy lo clean Instead of Just having them polished while on his feet. Tlte boy grabbed the shoes and bolted. FRANK M. IIUNNELL, I)VM (renter), iliHctiHHcd care and diReuHPH of horses before the 6-H Club. Van Stuart in president and Junire Foy is (Herald Photo) program chairman. The State (load Department and Its consultant. Wilbur Smith and Associates, will conduct home interviews of travel patterns of one of every to homes in Orange and Sem­ inole Counties. This home Interview survey will iM-gm In April and 30 lo ral women have been hired to yisit homes chosen to he part of the survey. Each interview er will tic given proper Iden­ tification and all Interviews will Ik- conducted with the co­ operation of county and muni­ cipal law enforcement depart­ ments. Each family to lie interview­ ed will receive a loiter of in­ troduction from the OrangeSeminole Joint Planning Com­ mission three days prior l«j a visit by a lady iiftrrvicwrr. Questions concerning travel habits and other tramporta tion Information will hr asked and all answers will hr kept confidential In addition U> home interviews, a 20 per cent tam plr of truck owners und a 40 per rent sample ol taxi operators also will be conducted. The Orange Seminole Joint Planning Commission Is pre­ siding the overall coordina­ tion needed during this 30month transportation iludy. Further information about the study may he obtained from tiir Commission offire in Room 302, Courthouse An­ nex, Orlando. CORAL SNAKE .11 Inches long — one of the largest seen in these parts—waa killed by 15year-old Mark Parker, of 111 Kingwood Court, Grcenbriar; (Herald Photo) QUALITY HOME Low the fluke coin Rot minted in 1962 i* * mystery. John has put the coin in s hank until he s ready for col. Coin Supply WASHINGTON (UPI) — The coin supply is getting better. The House monetary af­ fairs subcommittee reported only the John F. Kennedy SOcent piece remains in short supply after a crash program by the U. S. mint to get more coins in circulation. AZALEAS Grapcville Nursery 2221 Grapevlll* Are. 322 0X88 I.nwn Spraying FURN ISH IN GS Modern and Period SECTIONALS SOFA BEDS from from • SAN PEDRO, Calif. (U P D Lov# permeated the court­ room of Municipal Judge Louis Fcder and tempered the course of Justice. It began when Albino Salagar, a native of the Philip­ pine* who now lives In nearby Wilmington, came before the Judge on a charge of making an illegal left turn. Feder asked Salazar If he was satisfied with the ninewoman, three-man Jury impan­ eled to bear his esse. Salazar replied h* "loved eveCy one of them." The Judge then asked prose­ cutor Howard M. Van Elgort the tam e question. Van Elgort aaid he, loo, loved the Jury. The trial commenced, the panel deli be red and then re­ turned with the verdict. The Jury foreman handed the Judge a note for Salazar which read: "We find you guilty with love and regret.” Judge Feder sentenced Sala­ zar to two days In Jail or a $10 fine and then told him: "H'a nice to have you In thli country, and in the apirll of love, I suspend your set! tence.” WHITEHORSE, Y u k o n Territory (UPI) — Robert K. Kennedy, the senator turned mountain climber, began his personal pilgrimage up 13,• 000-foot Mt. Kennedy today. It was an effort to be the first person to climb the Can­ adian peak named in honor of his brother, ths lata Pres­ ident John F. Kennedy. Weather conditions were excellent when the senator's party reached the R,.'00-foot base camp Monday afternoon by RCAF helicopter. Ths temperature was 30 above at the base ramp and about 10 above at the summit hut the- mild weather waa. blamed for two recent snowslides that swept down in the area. Despite this. Dr. Bradford Washburn, scientific leader of ths expedition, ssid "conditbms couldn't be better." The eight-man party hoped to snowshoe to the high ramp at 12,000 fret today and then make the finel assault Wed­ nesday. Kennedy w-ae the mid­ dle man o n 'a rope between James Whittaker and Rarry Prather, both veterans of the 196.1 American Mount Everest expedition. Kennedy has never climbed a mountain but was anxious to gel the expedition moving when it reached here, lf>0 miles south of the mountain at noon Monday, There was a three-hour de­ lay before the party eoulJ leave and the New York Dem­ ocrat passed the time relaxing and talking with Yukon com­ missioner and former bush'pi­ lot, Gordon Cameron. In the senator's pcrannnl luggage was a furled flag about which he would any nothing but presumably It would be carried to the top of the mountain. COMMERCE. Calif. (U P D With Ren Franklin it might have been "a penny saved Is a penny earned.” With 7-yearold John Turner it's "a penny saved is a college education.” The penny, you see, is really a nickel or vice versa—a fluke production of the Denver mint John's grandfather. Robert P. Stevenson, a welder and amateur metallurgist, got the coin from a fellow worker who had got it from a store and thought it might be valuable A little, cheeking revealed that the coin, Indeed, was val uable. Larry Abbott, president «t the Numismatics Financial Corporation of Reverly Hills Calif., agreed with other coin expert* that ” lhi.* coin is worth somewhere between 15.000 anti SIS,000, or whatever the traf fic will bear.” The coin has Thomas Jeffer *on i?n its face, but larks me kel It's metallic content con sists of copper, tin and sine OO OO Love For Man Conquers All For Filipino LIVING ROOMS Finances Topic Of PTC Meet Ry Mrs. Rllrhlc Harris Means of providing school finances and their dtstribu tion were explained for the Enterprise Parent • Teacher Council at (hr March meeting wlien Dr. T. E. SmoUierman. school board member for the district, was guest speaker. The meeting was well- at­ tended for his interesting and informative talk. Mrs. David Tropf, president, conducted the businrss session and the second and third grade com lunation taught by Mrs. Mur­ iel Kaufmann won the room count. Ken Hicks, chairman of the May I Spring Festival, made an appeal for volunteer work­ ers to help with the event. < onsrnienre We Are , Open Friday Nites M A TH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-09f Biff Problem DEPARTMENT JUDGE A d v o c a t e Frank Scholtz (right), of Clearwater, waa guest speak­ er when American Legion Post 53 and its auxili­ ary celebrated the Legion’s 46th anniversary at covered dish Htiper party. With him is Joel Field, who was in charge of tho program. WEST NEWBURY. Mass — (U PI)— West Newbury police had more trouble with stray horses and rows than they did with stolen cars in 1964. Police Chief Eugene Willis said that six rows, three horses and three automobiles wx-re reported missing by their owners. All the animals and autos were recovered. 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(UPI) — Ranger 9, b lu in g a trail through outer space for astro­ nauts to follow, flashed live pictures of an arid lunar cra­ ter to American televiewers today before crashing on the moon at 5,971 miles an hour. A battery of television cam­ eras aboard the spacecraft sent back to earth a series of pictures of the lunar crater Alphonsus for about 20 minutes before the last of the Rangers crashed to destruction with pin-point accuracy 9:08 a. m . (EST). The snapshots, including his­ tory’s first for "live" televi­ sion. flashed 245,500 miles through space and ended the Ranger project in America’s moon exploration. Further probes will be made by suc­ cessors to Ranger. At the last few seconds be­ fore impact the screen showed numerous craters in great de­ tail. The pictures appeared to viewers to ‘ come up and hit you in the fact." Scientists at the Jet Propul­ sion Laboratory (JPL) which controlled the Ranger flight, said many small craters never viewed before were seen on the floor of Alphonsus. Also it showed what appeared as a jagged crack on the floor of the crater. " It was 'go* from launch to impact, on schedule," a JPL technician exclaimed. The most complete series of the moon ever taken will aid future manned moon flights to the lunar surface. The first picture to be flash­ ed on home screens in stereopticon fashion appeared to be clear. It ahowed a large crater and two amallcr craters toward the lower bottom of the picture. Crater Alphonsus, was in the lower left hand corner. More than 500 square miles of the highlands of the moon were covered by the first se­ quence of pictures, with the field gradually narrowing as ranger raced In to impact. Scientists at JPL described » L B J , N a tio n (25 Million School Bonds Sold By State apeeiacular with their morn­ ing toast and coffee for the second consecutive dsy. Tuesday it was the historic two-man Gemini space flight of astronauts Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom and John W. Young. The one-two triumphs added new laurels to .America's spsce program, but were only pioneering steps in a continu­ ing effort to explore and sur­ vey the lunar landscape for a safe spacecraft landing site by 1970. Camera crews from ABC, , R e a d ie s •Seminole County * * * * W e lc o m e ♦ F o r CBS and NBC television nek works were on hand at JPL to bring the historic television coverage to viewers all over the nation. So accurate was the flight path of the last Ranger in tbe $270 million program, that only a minute mid-course corrcction was required Tuesday. The correction, by radio sig­ nal, altered Ranger 9’s course so that it was calculated to im­ pact only four milea off its "bullseyc"—just northeast of lh« moon's Alphonsus crater. • S p a c e T w in s President f e r a l f o M ost H a p p y on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of Ameilca” © bp * television included crater Ptolemaeus, 85 miles in dia­ meter: Alphonsus’ floor, 55 miles in diameter, and crater Alpertragius, 65 milea In dikmeter. Scientists said the plcturea were better than could be ob­ tained from earth under any condition. Millions of A m e r i c a n s throughout the country had a ringside seat to history-ln-thcmaking as American science and the major networks brought them a television the pictures as of "excellent quality," and scanning well. The lunar views, sent back by six RCA television cameras in the rocket’s nose, alternat­ ed between sharp definition and a lighter and slightly fuiry picture. # A cheer went up in the con­ trol room at the laboratory when it was announced the pictures were coming through after a 45-second warm-up mode. Scientists said all cemcra systems were operating. Other pictures flashed on Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 A . WASHINGTON (UPI) — A "mighty happy" WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild thru Thursday, high 80-85; low tonight in mid-60s. President Johnson is preparing n national welcome TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Friday for the slats of the Gemini space spectacular. An “exceedingly pleased’’ VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1905 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 153 The President voiced the nation’s pride and ex ­ c LOc Gov. Haydon Burns and his tended n White House invitntion via radiotelephone T u e s d a y tn astronauts f — Constable Irving Vcino of Cabinet told $25 million in school construction financing V irjtll (G u s) G risso m nnd I salute both of you and pleiso Osteen has issued a strong tmniis Tuesday to a syndicate Jo h n W* Y ou n g n f tc r know you have the nation’! warning that law enforcement headed by a New York bond th e y w ere niton rd th e admiration and gratitude." officers in his area are going house. c u rrie r In trep id . ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT The name “ Martha Lniriw" In addition, the Cabinet to crack down on promiscuous In the past, astronauts have CARRIER INTREPID (UPI) target shooting in and bear pledged $.155,800 for mlditioni* well known to h*mi*titnk«,f * hern welcomed with parades — Virgil (Gus) Grissom and pasturelands throughout the al public school classrooms in a* the home ei-ohomUi who and appearances at a joint John Young, two astronauts Lemon Bluff-Ostcen-Lake Ash- Leon, Dixie and St. Lucie writrn label directions for who proved in a near-perfect session of Congress. by range. One cow already counties, Swift A Company products Johnson fold Grissom In a Gemini 3 flight that they arn has been found dead as a reThe bond issue was the and presents cooking schools joshing tone that "apparently short on gab but long on cour­ suit of illegal shooting on the third and final segment of a with exciting new recipes and the Molly Brown was as tin- age, headed home today to Barney Beck lands near Lemmillion issue authorised serving suggestions. She also linkable as her namesake and help put America's man-inon Bluff. by the 1ytJ3 Legislature for makes numerous radio and we are all mighly happy about space program into high gear. • • • construction a t universities Grissom and Young, whose television nppearnn es during it." B r o o k Dale Duckworth, »n'1 Junior colleges. her travels acres* the country. *"We've all been following three-orbit ride around the ADR1, has completed his tour I ^he *ow interest hid was **Martha IJ *g»iit*1 is t h r |i r«»* every moment of your flight globe rnilrd in a aafe hut I l l Jane C n ssrlh rrry Full military services will of duty with the Navy, was 3JiT,13 l’**r by the syndifr* «iii nut name used by all since the lift off," tiie Presi slightly off-target splashdown "pipcd over the side" at S«n-|CB*C headed by White, Weld he conducted at Sanford Na­ mem her a of the staff of grad* John Stuait, sun of Mr. amt dent said. in the Atlantic Ocean Tues­ ford Naval Air Station and | l,Ml* Company of New York, val "Air Station chapel (or mite )u me rconuniiits in the Mra. J. T. Stuart Jr., of Al­ day, were slated for physical Along with millions of other transferred lo the Fleet Be Uur,ls *uid he w“» extreme- (ap t William II. Campbell, Swift A Company research tamonte Springs, was chosen Americans, Johnson pushed tests and interviews aboard serve. lie will work at Cape ^ pleased at the low interest 34-year-old career Air Force lahoratiiries overall winner In the Lyman aside business temporarily to this fighting ship today. officer, who was killed in Viet Kennedy and continue his ,ate because it reflected "the And behind them now was Miss Mary Metag appears High , School Sciuxuu l-’aii waleh the Titan 2 rocket ear home here in Sanford. good name and worth and Nam afler being there onlyrying the spaeertalt roar up­ a near perfect space voyago id “ Maitha Logan * $o n»ss the • • . substance of Florida bonds.” one week. Tuesday night /o r his project Uyat put the United Stales ward from Cape Kennedy. r ation. She is n graduate of The first and second issues Son of Mr am] Mrs. Robert Munkato Minnesota State Cob Is the "Senator" bald or an “ U lte u ^ ^ ^ fu U tlo n a ." The President gripped his t’ack in business In th« manwent to another New York M. Campbell, of 1316 White- lege .11 f a knot T i'bOir.l « f t y.<t,.mU<,y chair so tightly his knueklcs red space raca after • 23The 'Senator, located mid­ firm at slightly higher inter, wood Drive, Deltona, he re­ h me eroru’tiiiMj .n d(vision were Benj-mln Prhe, turned white nnd his brow month lapse by demonstrat­ portedly was one of two men section id t e Aim. lean II* way between Sanford and Or-1 eat rates. first; Jfnnnnh Williams, sec­ wus furrowed In deep con ing the value of the two-man Kitting ns Trustees of the killed in a plane crash near hVommut* Association. lando, is recognized by the Gemini spaceship. ond; Steve Hnrmiin, third. cenlratlon as tie watched (lie American Forestry Assocu Improvement Fund, Can Tho. Other details were launch on a television set in "READY TO PROCEED" “ Martha LefarT* will be in lion as the largest living Pond L“ "’"" h e r. sold moie not immediately available. Top projects dn the category lus office, ” VVe are ready to proceed Sanford oti Tut-aduy. She will Cypress tree and a champion 1'“,l partmlly-dePrior to going overseas present th e^ second annual of physics were Dale Tucker, Johnson railed the two as with the Gemini program," March 6 he was stationed at on AFA's social register of Gulf **f Mr*llu first; Jim Wakefield, second, Ironauts a few minutes after was the way Charle* Mbm Pasco > big trees j. ,n County to Benjamin Panama City. Fla . where his (*no kin g S 11*it11 fe atm tisJfH!it*A | they hoarded the Intrepid lu thews, Gemini program manplan * fm ill. till Hairy Eller, third. U c lk u W ltl. Now it appears that the wile and four young sons cur­ extend his congratulations. j ager, summed up Hie result The pi >>gi am will lie held Ilia 1J-7 B ins were pull of W inning projei Is in licnlth Senator is not a Pond Cypress rently reside At Christmas­ m tbe S.m ford Civic t enter ' l hope you'll come to of Uic Grissom-Young flight, und medicine wen- David Washington on Friday li al all the first by a (wo man U. S. but a Bald Cypress. If this is » tr a d oilgmally sold foui time. he and his family were on Luke Monroe, It hr gins years ago to Gulf lauid Enin Deltona to attend a reunion prompt 1> .it 7 :i!0 p.m. the case, fhc Senator is a run Buckner, first, ami Tetiy imssllile." lie told IIm-iii Die spacecraft. terptises Inc., but leciuimed ner-up to a cypress near Sha of the family Scht-mheiu, sciimd. In hetuny, Iwo astronauts assured him it Next step Is a four-day voy­ Demonstrations will be <f after cancellation of cuiitiad Arrangements for the ser­ ron, Tcnn. — which may or age in late June or early July MISS MARY METAG AS •MARTHA LOGAN" winners welt- Itundy Gettings, would lie posMlile interest to each member of when the compuny fulled to may not also be bald. vice are under direction of the family. and, after that, a seven-day -SOUNDED EXUBERANT come forth with the full pur­ • pi-vial piizca to be given bounty Extension Service in first, and Duriun Thrum nos, the Sir Force and will include Forestry experts do not To reporters listening lo the trip later this year in which chase price. Included in the program will M-iiirul, and, in zoology, Rich­ even agree on the designation co-operation with Florida Pow­ the Cabinet alto awarded a a flyover. Time and details he recipes f<*r parties as well a wu y. ard I.onibaidi, first; Allen exchange at the White House U. S astronauts will partially of the two kinds of cypress. I will lie announced locally er and l ight, l lotidu Power, Sullivan, second, and liynl over special loudspeakers,' match last week’s Soviet cfSecond annual Mr. A Mu as other entertainment. $1.7 million contract to Ray­ Pond cypress is said to have mond Tassinari of Gainesville pending arrival of the body Grissom sounded exuberant. forts by opening the hatch of Everyone who attends will < MUtlW ('.Miking ScttO'd IS I’uhlix Supermarket*, Sanford Brownell, third. fewer "knees" and slightly "Hello, Mr. President," he their craft and taking a peek to build a laboratory at the from Viet Nam Bnsjon Fun­ be eligible to win one of the ’ directed by the Seminole Herald and Swift & Company. These students’ projects sre smaller leaves than Bald Cy­ University of Florida. eral Home will be in charge. said. "Everything went fine, around space. entered in the regional Sci­ press. Bald Cypress is found All m all. nine mors Gem­ ence Fair being held Thms- It was a wonderful ride." around lakes and along slowall of "Well, we're glad lo have ini xliuia Re ahead iluy und Fi iduy at Oviedo moving streams, pond Cy­ Red Threat you home," Johnson said. "I them preparation Air an High School. press is supposed lo be found SAIGON (UPI I—The ComReceiving honoruhtr men­ know both you fellows sre eventual U. S. landing on ths in flatwoods ponds, and docs rnuniit Virt C‘on^ threatened tions were Ilea Suw-iesr, iiappy and the entire nation is moon, and all of them possi­ Judges Include I)r Harlan ies in the auditorium at 7 p m Seminole County regional not as a rule grow as large as today to bring foreign troop* happy too. We ate very proud ble now that Grissom and The more Uian 100 entries Rhodes, Dr. Jack garrison, Demtnas Thcrmenot. I hum­ ol you and we urc very grate Young have proved that tha Bald Cypress. into Viet Nam if tbe U. S Science Fair opens officially us McLaughlin. Unbelt GupIn any event, the Senator air raid* rontinue against the at 10 l». m. Thursday at the from Seminole Count) Junior Dr. Edwin Lindsey, Dr. Wil let) and Steve llrady. Gemini capsule works, ful for your safe return ' (35 feet, two inches around), Die rmwtrr i* drsd . . . north. It »*td if the Ameri­ Oviedo High School gym with and senior liffh schools will he ham Womblr. Dr Philip West "We now have a machine "How you feeling. John Projects will, judged (•> soars loftily and serenely officially. can extend the war “ hundred* the public invited to view ex judged tonight. with Judges gate, Dr David OhlwiU-r, Dr members of the a, iiool leii. i- i Young)?'' that will take men into apace above the trectops, apparent­ Sanford police said today of million* of people in Indo- hibila until 8 p m. The »amf honored at a steak dinner tn Just fine, sir It was a for as long as two weeks or defmitment and wminis rely unconcerned whether he is lhat the ruueter, whose china and Ana will wipe iiours will prevail on Friday, the school cafeteria from 6 to Ernest Fryar. Bill Clause J r , wonderful ride Only thing as long as they're willing to leived medals. AI Keith, Eoghan Kelley, Val crowing has caused them them dut and Jiury them.*' bald or knot. followed by awards ceremon­ 7 p m. wrong with it, it didn't last go." said Robert R. GUruih, <1 • • msny hrsdsrhes, was slain Robbins. Glenn McCall ami chief of the U. S. Manned long enough " The DcLand Sun News dc this morning. Ben Wiggins "Well, we'll try to work that Spacecraft Center near HaulThe drsd roaeler was votes almost a hall-page lo an Six top winning exhibits will on! for you in the days ahead i ton, Tex. interview w i t h Seminote’s identified as s white leg­ tw shown at tiie State Science John Krider on the St, Johns- horn. Fair in tirlamln April 5 0 and There was a sigh of re­ Indian River Canal. The a r­ tiie so winners will receive $25 ticle appeared in last Sun­ lief in the polire stalion. savings bonds. For weeks they have had day’s edition complete with First, second and third place daily rails from Mrs. Mary pictures. ribbons will lie awarded in MrMahon, who rlalmed the seven categories in boUi junior Give the DeMolaya a pat rooster crowed from 4 to 7 and senior divisions including s.m. rarh morning’ and on the back. botany, roolugy, health, and One of their projects during drove tenant! away from medicine, physics, chemistry, DeMolay Week didn’t mater- her apartment house at 309 mathematics and computers, allie but they did many other South Park Avenue. earth and space. Mrs. McMahon told City good deeda. Entries will be Judged on The boys planned to clean Com mtsalonera Monday if creative ability, scientific up the Seminole High School they didn't slop “discrim­ thought, thoroughness, skill, campua last Saturday. The inating against” her she clarity and dramatic value. boyi, equipped with rakes and would take It all lha way There wilt be I wo trophies, trash earn, arrived at the to the "highest authority." one each for Junior and senior achooi the aim s time a t the divisions for the best overall RONALD L. RottinKrain. exhibit in each category. A Handy Home Improvement Loan But the boys did spruce up Fair director if Mrs. Bottle hnuft, 19, of 801 Eu.st the lodge hall, attend a cor­ Palmer, of Oviedo High School, ■Ith Street, wus a mem­ nerstone laying for the Ma­ with a steering committee ber of the recovery Borrow Up To 95000 — Up To 5 Y ean To Pay sonic Temple at BarberviUc, made up of Mrs. Catherine crew of the Gemini a s ­ and clean up the monument to Martin, Principal John Angel SAINT LEO (UPI) — Leo Call Ralph Pezold Or Jim Doucelto WW II veterans on the lake- N. Hierholter, a prominent and Joe Akerman of South tronauts Tuesday. Rottinghaus is a helicopter Texas and Pennsylvania in­ front. Seminole Junior High School; Telephone 322-1611 • Scribe Ed Hubbard reminds surance executive, hat given Joe Battle of St. Luke’s School mechanic a b o a r d the aircraft carrier Intre­ us that DeMolaya don't work $500,000 to the Saint Lao Col. tn Slavia; San Manfre of Lyjust one week out of the year. lege building program. n/an High School; Mrs. Helen pid. He ia the son of They work the year round. Rev. Staphen Herrmann, We&igale of Sanford Junior son of Mr. and Mrs. • • • OSB, president of the college, High School and Principal CI i f ford Rottfnghaus. M «mb«r F.D.IX. The Seminole County Board avid the gift la the first in Clyde Holder ol Oviedo High Ronnie visited in San­ of Commissioners baa adopted the college’s "Fund For To­ THEY. DID IT — Astronauts Virifil Grissom (left) and John Young, the School. ford last October en m resolution urging repeal of morrow” campaign to raise crew of the first successful Gemini two-man flight in United States Hosts for the Fair will be the route to Norfolk to the luxury tax on telephones $2 million this year, space history. - • • (NEA Telephoto) Oviedo Tri High Science Club. join the Intrepid. . i M arth a Logan Here Tuesday Military Rites Set Here For AF Officer Crowing Rooster Crows Too Often John Stuart 'ins Lyman Science Fair Science Fair Opens Thursday I I SPRUCE-UP St. Leo College Gets $300,000 FLORIDA STATE BANK �' ,*£ iv THESE SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 37 FRESH PORK PICNIC Copeland Hickory Smoked ROAST “ 25 FRESH PORK h r?\ ■\d’ ** CUTLETS««. 49‘ * .> HOMEMADE PURE PORK SAUSAGE « ■ 2 9 . I ^ % -V - KING KOLE SMOKED r .< 'Y 4 'n . - S AU S AG E179 ^ <r>/ »* PILLSBURY BREMNER KRAFT JUMBO PIES M AYONNAISE 8AXET CUT 3 1 LB. 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Thomas Jr. A group of women from our city journeyed to Day-tons Beach laat Sunday to attend the annua] “Woman of the Year" award cere­ mony presented by the Day­ tona Beach Council of the Na­ tional Council of Negro Wom­ en, Inc. The program was presented at ML Bethel Insti­ tutional Baptist Church at 4 p.m. The Rer. Rudolph Matthews is pastor. Representatives were nom­ inated from several nearby Central Florida communities. Among these were the follow­ ing nominees from Sanford: Mrs. Ruby L. (Mother) Wilaon, Good Samaritan Home; GRAY LADIES were capped for^ the school Mrs. Minnie L. Lomax, Zion health program in a ceremony at Croomg High Hope Baptist Church and School. Mrs. NVilhelminn llnrris (top photo) is Mrs. Lucille 8. Tunsil, Allen capped by Mrs. Hulda Kibbc, public health Chapel AME Church. nurse. Mrs. Constance Daniels (lower photo) The "Mary L. Divera" receives her pin from Mra. Dorothy Miller, Gray Award was presented to Mrs. Lady chairman of Seminole County. Delia Kennedy Jenkins, Or­ mond Beach. She was named “Woman of the Year.” Citizens of Sanford have reason to feel proud of "Mother" Wilson for she was named first runner-up for her contributions to our city and Central Florida. A most in­ spiring program was render­ ed. The following women of Sanford are members of the Daytona Beach Council of the National Council ol Negro Women: Mrs. Thelma Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth O. Young, Mrs. Julia B. Merritt, Mrs. H. Ruth Starke, Mrs. Leola W. Bryant, Mrs. Louise W. Blair and Miss Jeanell A. Lawson. Others who were in attend­ ance at the observance were Mrs. Floriela B. Smith, Mrs. l.eomia I*. Pike, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. A. Morgan, Mrs. Thelma It. She p pa id and Miss F. B. lteid. • • • John L. Bryant, custodian *t Hopper Elementary School, is blessed with a rich bari­ tone voice. Time and time again, he has sung on pro­ grams, st funerals, etc. Those of you who have been fortunate to hear him will agree 1 am surok that he ran stir one's soul. Songs such os “Deep Itiver,” “Let Us Break Bread To­ gether,” “Going Home" and many othera are made lo or­ der for thia gentleman. LOUIS T. WALLER. John, this writer thinks SAMMIE L. Alloway, airman 3 cl, son of Mr, AO AN serving w i t h that you can cash in on that and Mrs. Leltoy AlloRVAII-3, has rtM’iilisttalent. 128 Academy cd for four years in the Incidentally, two weeks ago w a y , Navy. He is a plane at St. James Men’s Day ob­ Avenue, is scheduled to graduate in duly from captain for the TF'.IJ servance, Bryant was without an accompanist. Edward L. fhanute AFIl techni­ Cougar ami is active Illackaheare, assistant princi­ cal training school at in station sports. He pal of Crooms High, happen­ will he transferred lo Kantoul, III., and will ed to l>e in the men's ehoir. Japan for duty shortly. he transferred to au­ This man with the courage of nt her base for advan­ (Navy JMioto) a gallant knight, looked over ced electronics train­ school* in Seminole and Gr­ the music sheet for approxi­ ing. ange Counties. mately three minutes, and (Air Force Photo) Your presrnre will fissure turned in a very fine per­ variety program a l Midway you of nu enchanting evening, formance. Nice going, Ed. • • • Elementary School Monday und will also help to improve cduclit Ii-Iinl opportunities for The atay-at-bome tea which at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the eighth students in this county. was announced for March 21 • * * will b« held Sunday, March grade, proceed* from this af­ The chorus of New Sulcm 2B, at 3 p.m. a t Castle Brew­ fair will be used to procure er Recreation Center. Re­ needed items for the school. Primitive Baptist Church will Participants on the pro­ have a dinner sale at the freshments will be served. • • • gram will not only include home of Mrs. Audrey Mitch­ The 17th anniversary of pupils of Midway but also ell, D503 West 11th Street. Good Samaritan Home will be pupils from several other The sale will run from a p.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine. observed Sunday at 3 p.m. This project will aid the Mrs. Lydia U. Pettis, of chorus of New* Salem. Oil! New Smyrna Beach, will be the dinners will be clutterthe guest speaker. The gen­ lings, etc. eral public is invited to a t­ tend this affair. • • Thirteen w o m e n w e r e ABILENE, Te*. (D P I)— awarded cap* and pins by the Seminole Chapter of the Chris Delong, a Junior high American Red Cross last arhool atudent, demonstrat­ Monday night. Culmination of ed radish growth at the WASHINGTON ( UP1 > — tile ceremonies qualified them Abilene science Isle this The .Mariner 4 spacecraft toas Gray Ladies in the school duy passed the midway point week. program. He had three exhibits, in time on its 228-day flight They arc: Mrs. Annie Alex­ to Mars. ander, Mra. Ola Brock, Mrs. one with soft background The craft was launched 114 music and the third grown Louise Brown, Mrs. Constanca days ago on Nov. 28, 19G4. Daniels, Mrs. Julia Dairs, on a diet of lleatlr music. On July 14 it will pass with­ Tha Beatle radish wss Mrs. Naomi Dcliford, Mra. in 6,600 miles of Mars and l.issie Mae Diggs, Mrs. WU- the largest. “That muair atti-mpt lo take and transmit helmtna Harris, Miss Marva even m a k e s a radish 21 television photographs of Hawkins, Mrs. Hortense jump," Chris said. the planet. Henderson, Mrs. Mary MarAs of 3 a m. (EST) today, tin, Mra. Laura Lee Thomas Mariner had covered 183.7 WW I Vets and Mrs. Waltena Wilson. million miles of its 325 mil­ Gray Ladies receiving serv­ Mrs. Frank C. Woodruff, in lion-mile voyage. ice bars were: Mra. Nina charge of the local eye bank, Black, Mra. Lucille Brown, will present a film, “ Boy with Mrs. Altamease Dixon, Mra. the Blindfold," for members Strike Parley Willie Feacher, Mrs. Fannie of the Veterans of World War WASHINGTON (UP1) Fields, Mrs. Mari* Francis, I and ita auxiliary Friday Federal Mediation Director Mrs. Ruth Hatch, M n. Lula evening. The program will William E. Simkin baa called Montgomery, Mra. Willie Mae open with a covered dish sup­ for' early contract negotiation* Morgan, Mra. Dorothy King- per at S:30 p.m. at tha Amer­ Ur avoid a maritime strike ling. Mra. Ella Sima and ican Legion hut on Highway that could undercut President Mr*. Anna Henderson. 17 92 aouth. Johnson’s efforts to stem the H. L. Rcfoe Jr., principal gold outflow. • f G o l d s b o r o Elementary School, announces that f ln t Now You Know grade apring round-up will be United Press lalernationsl Cigarette Ads April X from 4-1Z. Parents The average American-con­ WASHINGTON (UP1) — are asked to bring birth cer­ sumer has |8 In. assets to ev­ Sen. Wallace F. Bennett (Rtificate*. Without same, a ery ( I in debt*, according to Utah), called today for prompt child cannot be registered, Finance Facta, a publication enactment of legislation to re­ The public is cordially in- of (ha National Consumer Fi­ quire wanting labels cigarfiled le attend a cultural nance Association, Radishes Hep To Beatles Mars Spacecraft Midway There ^ * a * ) i ‘* f| 'A vi' ■' Z ir To Exhibit In Table Show By Maryann Milea Bear Lake Garden Circle will exhibit in the April 7 Table Show to be held from 1 until 9 p.m. at the Orlando Garden Club, 710 K. Rollins Avenue. Plans for the eircle’a dis­ play, to be on the theme, “With Thia Ring I Thee Wed," were completed at the March meeting held at the home of Mr*. William Massey with Mrs. C. L. Brunk. president, conducting the business ses­ sion. Theme for the overall ihow is “ Days of Ilsppiness." Serving on the Bear Lake group's committee arc Mra. Massey, Mrs. Vernon Herring­ ton, Mrs. Vernon Cleaves and Mrs. Richard Ostrander. The event will be open to the pub­ lic. The nominating committee, headed by Mrs. Cleaves as chairman with Mrs. C. C. Jones and Mrs. Albert Jacobs assisting, wilt report at the April 20 meeting of the cir­ cle. location will he announc­ ed. Elections will take place at this meeting with format installation scheduled May. Teen's Road-e-o Slated Saturday Sanford Seminole Jnycces have scheduled the annual teenage driving road-e-o Sat­ urday in 9 a.nr. at tha city parking lot on Seminole Houlevarl and Hood Avenue. This event is sponsored jointly by the Jayceea and Hunt Linculri' Mercury. Con­ testants will drive 1903 Com­ ets in the c o m p e t i t i o n , through courtesy of the auto firm. Entry Mariks may he ob­ tained at Seminole H i g h School or at Tnuehton Drug Store. Several local insurance firms, including Carrawny and McKihbin arid Earns In­ surance Agency also are par ticipiitmg in the safe driving program. First plain winner will re­ ceive a 423 cash price mill n trophy: second price is $10, and third price ia $5. Winner of the local contest will go to the district contest, ami ( ilily to the state and national contest, t o-chaiMiien of the toad e o ate Wayne Albert and Terry h is s Ch ristonsc n. 'Phone Service The Hard Way LYTCHETT M I N S T E R . England <UPI) — When Tony Coombcs applied for a tele phone he was unhappy when told that he would have to set­ tle for a party line....... ...... He wa* even more upset when the phone company scr viccmm stuck his f o o l through the kitchen celling while installing the equip ment. But the crowning blow came when Combe* first tried to use his new phone. When he lifted the receiver, the power in his house was cut off. Authorities i n v e s 11 g a t • cd. They discovered that the serviceman had grounded the telephone line to the main electric cable. The error was corrected and Coombes Is now using his phone. “ 1 can see the funny side ol it now," he said. Items Needed For Auction By Maryann Milea Forest City Community As­ sociation will sponsor an auc­ tion to benefit Its clubhouse building fund at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April 3, in the For­ est City Shopping Center, Although many Items al­ ready have been donated for the project, more are needed and officials of the associa­ tion ask that residents wish­ ing to make contributions call AI Krenxer or Don Hasley. Items also may be dropped off at tha Forest City Sporting Center. Don't forget the Cooking School coming March 30 at Sanford Citric Center. Mark your calendar. Tell your friends and be there to tee the latest in cookery. * Bear Lake Ponders Mail Change By Maryann Milea Petitions to determine whe­ ther resident* of the Bear Lake area wish their mailing addresses changed from Apop- Deltona Club Hears Talk On Geriatrics By Mildred Haney A delicious luncheon wss enjoyed by member* of the Welcome Wsgon Club of Del­ tona at the West Volusia Hol­ iday Inn, Daytona Beach, at the regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Charles Frierson, Day­ tona Beach, an guest speaker, explained the field of Geria­ trics which the club has cnosen for its philanthropic project. Mr*. Frierson Is well known and loved for the unlimited service* she has given to vol­ unteer program* involving the blind, the deaf, and the elder­ ly patients in Florida. She in­ vited club members to visit her “Sanctuary" at her home whrre smalt animal life and birds have found a refuge, and her rose gardens where roses grow in beauty and abundance. Charles McCarthy of Del­ tona spoke on the proposed Stetson Science Foundation to be connected with Stetson Un­ iversity in Del.and and which will be of benefit in many ways to the entire area. A donation for this fund was ex­ tended lo McCarthy from the club. The next regular meeting of the club will he held at the Community Center on April 20. The Spring Fashion Show and Card Party will he held theie at I p.m. next Tuesday. Hospital Notes MARCH I I , IW'i Ad ml* lions Roberta East, Delores Par sort*. Sharon Sparks, Mikftifll Squire*, Charles B. Zak-sky, Aliena McCarter, Carolyn Campbell, Sanford; Mineko Leavenworth. Dellary; Paul Miller. Deltona; Ernestine Branch. Lake Monroe; Earl Fitzpatrick, Sioux City, Iowa. Birth* Mr and Mrs Alfred Sparks, Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mrs Jay Leavenworth, Delltry, * Kiri Iliacbarer* Janie* Abney, Tricie L*c Cathe, Kay Sharrow. Clarence Johnson, Minnie Keeling, Don na Miles, David Thra»her, Thomas N. Dillard, Sanford; William K Sanlrom, Deltona; Dale Sanrhcz, Geneva; llulda Kjbbec, Orlando. Marrh 22. 1965 Admioion* Robert Dykelna, Cynthia Diane Jones, Maggie Lanier, N’atrina Tyson, Clelsline Hacon, Albert Cruae, Clare Add­ ington, Jeanette Hawkins, Ronald Hunt, Dorothy Ganas, Emma Smith, Thelma Snyder, Nora Knight, Mattie Simon, Merry Washington, Jerry Coff­ man, Lucy Jonea, Yolanda Skelly, Robbie Piatt, Dave White, Daphne Connelly, San­ ford; Nettie Perdue, Chuluota; Ernest Waisko, Mary Gulietc, DeRary; Norma Thomas, Gen­ eva; Edna Hopper, Lake Ma­ ry; Hen ja min Wray, New Smyrna Reach, Births Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skelly, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Glaser, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Edward Piatt, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branch, Lake Monroe, a boy. Discharges Eugene Edwards, Mel Jones, Nannie Childress, Napoleon Byrd. Sanford; Blanche Page, Dialthla Yow, DeBary; Elea­ nor Henry and baby girl, Del­ tona; James Bryant, Ernestine Brench and baby boy, Laka Monroe; Lillian Miller, Cocoa; George Frank, Millenburg, Pa. ffl|» ftanforft frra lfc Pafctl*k*4 D ally eira p t I I I . arCar, S u l s y u i CkrU|. ■H I S fk lU S lS Is lw lll sn u S Itl CkrUloaaa by Tha S ea ler* Kerala. BS4 W . let ■ ! , SaefarS, r la r l* a , Sanaa Claaa Peerage •I Cellars, Via. ■ ik M r i y t lN Week NJ4 Katas by Daw Tear I I S * ka to Orlando will be circulat­ ed by member* of the Bear Lake Community Club which la endeavoring to establish one location for both mailing and telephone listings. At present mailing address­ es are from Apopka while tel­ ephones are listed aa Winter Park. Plans for the canvass were made at the club’s March meeting at Florida Power Employes Club with the presi­ dent, D i c k Osrrandel, in charge. Gerald Aldrich advis­ ed that he and his family would go from door-to-door throughout t h e community with the petitions for resi­ dent* to sign If “they ao dealre." - As a special courtesy to th* area, Seminole County Tax Collector Troy Ray attended the meeting to handle sale* of license tag renewals. Front end auto tags bearing the “Bear Lake" identification were not completed but are expected to be really for dis­ tribution by th* April 15 meeting. Named to a nominating committee, to report at next meeting, were Mrs. E a r l Strasburg, Mr*. James Ancrum, Mrs. C. C. Jones, Rus­ sell Loomis and William Car­ penter. Announcement was made that the club will sponsor a "frank and bran" dinner in May with complete details for the family affair to be an­ nounced upon completion of plans. The “pig in the poke" award was won by Earl Strasburg Hostesses were Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Raymond Finney. Speaker for the April meet­ L ing will be Sanford attorney. Douglas Stenstrom, who will tatk on wills and estates. Wolverine Club ftattforS ^rrolS March 24, 1965— Page S Grand Opening! SKIP'S To Meet Today By Mildred Haney Deltona residents who came from Michigan are invited to attend the regular monthly meeting of the Wolverine Club of Deltona at 8 p.m. to­ day at the Community Center. There will be a carry-in dinner and everyone Is re­ minded to bring his own ta ­ ble service along with his fav­ orite food. Those not wishing to participate In the dinnrr are urged lo come later ami enjoy an evening of sociabil­ ity. FISH M AR K ET HIGHWAY 17-92 Across From Seminole Plaza • FRESH QUALITY SEAFOOD • GOURMET SPECIALTIES • IMPORTED & PARTY-TYPE FOOD BEER and WINE CARRY-OUT All I said was: Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my hat. f n : • • M W ritteXi liij * 1 1ij t* i i s . m .i i: ****\ £ *.UCIC N ITR IK 0 / .li t i e r s yTRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS SAVE on Auto \\ | S U P P LIES & S ER V IC ES / te 'Firesto n e CH.f, f*•- ,c*A i HOURS spptnG carnival. o f BaPGains �r . W it - * «r 4 I * .*» s kb #. s. *r ->* w. aa !► jt T -• » ' 3•*» r'• k* / r/ J .. < » wU A'I CV f* / IK V* ai iu tr .r* •farA *si « *• »>» 5*w *■•*• V‘ t : . x, m* 1 ♦■ ‘ IA V» •f ' Wrrall outfit made by Mother Flo. • By Mr*. H. L. Johnson Okay, I give up. l i It or isn't • * Hope a very Urge number of homemakers out this way it spring? Rain, cold and al will take advantage of the moat felt like mow any minute cooking school coming next Sure, moit of u« old people (?) Tuesday evening. It will be ache In our bone*. Of courae held in the Civic Center. we don't let It get u* down Don't miss it. * • • The Uptho'. Anyway, It la suppose to sail Presbyterian Church has be spring. Hope we will bare been in tbs process of paint a pretty weekend coming up. tng snd repairing for the last The High School Band, along month or so. A complete paint with their director, Ernie Job In the sanctuary; windows Cowley, and of course Lynn fixed with stained glass m i Ollea and Yours Truly, will go tcrlal; outside have been plac to St. Petersburg to band dls ed shrubbery snd blooming trlct Saturday and come back Dowers. These were ■ gift from some time Sunday, Wonder If the A. E. Johnsons of Monti Terry Rabun will get some cello. A beautiful new stained more strawberry shortcake wooden cross now graces the while we ere there? • • *_And wall of the sanctuary. This talking of high school , , the was msde by a member ."Jack Glee Club on their recent trip Broaddus. • • * Tbe First Bap­ to Melbourne came borne with tist Church also Is continuing Members two superiors and two excel spring cleaning. lents. This entitles them to go work on Saturdays, • • • Had very nice note from Mrs. to state at Daytona In a month. Isn't that grand? There is Barbara (Alfred) Greene. She plenty of young talent in this has been confined to the lo­ town that no one seems to cal hospital where she under­ know about. Keep your flng went major mrgery. She says era crossed (or these young she Is glad to be back home boys snd girls. They will all snd is doing Just fine. I know bring back superiors and ex­ that Shirley and Alfred Jr„ cellent marks. • • • Sorry to are glad to have thalr mother hear that Nathan Stripling la back home again. We wish you speedy recovery Barbara. • patient st Orange Memorial • • The family of Batty Hospital In Orlando. He ex­ pects to be able to come home (Mrs. Robert) Mann hava all shortly, according to wlf# returned to their respective Margie. We wlah him a speedy homes. The parents (Frank recovery. • Mrs, Grace Chandlers) to Little Rock Hair, daughter Lise and son Ark., and her (liter and fam­ Mike of Orlando and Marla ily (The Glenn Martina) to Rowland of Sanford were din­ Texarkana, Tex. We know they ner guests of ours Monday had a wonderful time while evening. We were celebrating her*. * • • All 4-H boyi and the birthdays of our daughter- girls, don't forget the County in-law Mary, and" my better- Events day on April 3rd. Wa balf. • • • We are very proud hope all of the clubs in the of pert Mias Patty Baker. She county will take part. Al) won third place In the Cin­ Handy Helper* member* will derella Heart Contest out at meet at my home next Wed­ Melodee Skating Rink. Patty nesday to go over the parti la a member of the f-H club. they will take In thl* event. Her escort waa Wayne Ro­ Don't forget girl*. • • • Our berta young son of M. O. snd thought thl* week . . . There Audrey Roberts of Lake Mon­ la no point high enough that roe. Patty looked very dslnty one can aay, "Thl* I* the and pretty in her red lkating peak." 'Highway Hypnosis' Relief Seen In Colors For Roads United Press Intirnillona! Many highway* ioi>n may 1>* brightly colored if experi­ ment* currently underway In New York, Mlnnrscts, Michi­ gan, Oregon and Ohio are ■urreaaful. Traffic engineer* suggest th a t color reduces confusion —and accident*. Colors being tested Include blue, yellow, red, orange and green. H. R. Molott, roadway and equipment supervisor of thr Indiana (nil road bellevea odor relieves the monotony of Mu* - red - gray concrete thst, some experts believe, leads to "highway hypnosis." "Glance" notification of exit* and entranrei is essen­ tial on hlgh-aperd highways, aay* Frank Dellose Jr., act­ ing engineer of traffic reaearrh for thi Michigan state highway department. Michi­ gan, Oregon and Ohio are testing yellow edge-striped on-ramps and blue off-ramp* on Interstate-type highway interchanges. DeRosa reported "signifi­ cant" (lay and night Improvetnrnta al Michigan teat loca­ tions. He said ths improve­ ments hava been "particularly good" at night. The yellow and blue paint uied In Michi­ gan testa reflet-la headlights and outline ramps. Mora than 92 per rent of the drivers Interviewed at Simple (?) TaxeB WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Jack Miller (R-Iowa) said lie was introducing legislation to set up a IT-mamber presi­ dential commission to study methods of simplifying the fed­ eral Income tax. .• « . v ' P a w 4 -M a r c h 24, 1968 night at the Michigan aitea said the reflective, colored edge-striping was a drflnil* benefit. Michigan tests revealed that drivers traveling at In­ terstate highway speeds no­ tice the colored exit* sooner, so there is less stopping and erratic movement. Colored Psvement In the Niagara Frontier area of Buffalo, N Y., and on route HD north of Albany the New York department Ilf public works hn* installed red pavement in front of atop signs us an advanct warning mid orange pavrmrnt to Iden­ tify merging lane*. Rroad green Unci channel traffic Into left-turn lanes at some Interaerllons on Sunset boulevard In Beverly Hills, California. Minnesota also I* using Mu* and yellnw road-edge striping (in rumps in complex interchange*. Sim* experts feel that col­ or-coded exit and entranre ramps "get the' message" to driver* faster than signs with words that must bs read at high speeds. A* a result, col­ ored highways may save the lives of drivers who would have entered Interstate-type highways via unrolored exit ramps and rraihed head-on Into r a n traveling In the right direction. One of the moat unusual uses of color on ths highways Is brick-red guard rail* on the Indiana toll road near Gary. They’ve been painted that way, according to Ma­ loti, to relieve the montony of lung-distance driving and to •i S w if t 's 6 6 6 Lake Monroe Jottings : * WattferB . ■ tt , FERTILIZER 50 POUND BAG RIGULAR II. 1* wjjpiljijtjiij. 8 9 SA V E 30* The Smart Piece T* G* . . . Fsr Geod Thingi Te 1st f * WINN-DIXIE HAS THE LOW PRICES Nobody Saves You MORE REGULAR . , , Fish Cakes 2 L 59‘ Fish Fillets lb. 39' Fish Sticks 21 £ 8 9 ‘ Biscuits 4 com39* FLOUNDER REGULAR 98* . . . PILLSBURY OR BALLARD CANNED PHILADELPHIA CREAM Cheese B« ek» 29' BUTT Pork Roast 39* Bologna . «, 49' Sour Cream » P. 25* BOSTON REG. 59* LB. COPELAND SLICED BREAKSTONE REGULAR 39* . . DOLE SLICED Pineapple . . Sauce . . . Cut Beets . Tomatoes . . Butter__ Listerine. . EGGS Toothpaste 28 Tissue.......... Git. "A" FRESH QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVE PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 27TH ■ . IN C . — C O P T S IS H T — 7-oi. 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TOP VALUI STAMPS TOP VALUI STAMPS K n o c k w u rit __ if inf w i i mm 44 ©MB PUR. €© «« eUIH P L P P IH M Steaks • ••ft THRUI M | AR. 17TM *■ if i**f « MWU = X T R A AOUTH ATHAWABRAY Preserves vwav mm. IT n -- ------*• mw ■ s ir x P A TOLYAU»L IJAMM two ess*. • OL0 JUH* Onion Ring* ••M VHSU MSB. SVTM^ TOPVALUISTAMPS TOP VA U B STAMPS S-tR. m l. w-o BRIAN IRAN Ground leaf AO©A THAU MAR. |7 » ^ IB CAMS OISI low cALoats Soft Drinks A©OR THRU MAR. 17TM __ * '° oni d I m S worth more FTMChsATB. f t IM I REGULAR 69# . . ANTISEPTIC FLORIDA REGULAR 2/25* . . STANDARD 1. W-D GROUND . . 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON MEDIUM REGULAR 2/29* . . THRIFTY MAID 3 W-D GROUND riNEIIREEZB REGULAR 2/35* . . THRIFTY MAID APPLE JUICE Roast.. - 4 8 ’ Beef Stew-19’ S t e w . .v 69' B e e f.. 5 - 1 ” W-D . . PLATE REGULAR 65* . . DEEP SOUTH PEANUT 3 Cans 1. 8 oS 1. 31 8 Cons com *1. 303 10 Cons -4 REGULAR 37r THRIFTY MAID GRAPE W-D . . CHUCK 400 £, T int Bt, to p v a lu e s to k e PilauttA At *. ft Snl St. • * �I <4 » t, fr ( Seminole County High In Railroad Assessment 8br ftanfort) S rra lb TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Florida Railroad Assess­ March 24, 19G5— Page 5 ment Hoard delayed Tuesday accepting an $85,000 report which was designed for use in assessing railroad property for tax purposes. The board, comprised of the state comptroller, treasurer and attorney general, voted to g iv / further study to the report and promised to act in the near future. The report by Howze and Associates of Tampa, drew protests from large numlier of tax assessora who dis­ agreed with the way the study was made. Howie used n random sam­ pling of property sales and based his study on document­ ary stamps attached to deeds. The study recommended tax levels that would be applied J O H N K. Stubbing to bring the value of railroad leading chief petty of­ property down to the level ficer of Recomiainaance of other property in counties. Attack Winjr One, on The state hoard assesses completion of 21 years railroad property a t 100 per of nctivc duty in the cent of its value. Comptroller N a v y , has re-cnlisted Ray E. (in cn said, and then for four more years. turns the assessment over to He. his wife, Lnvonne, the county assessors who use and their three chil­ the recommended ratios to dren reside at Quarters cut the tax value. The report showed, in ef­ 299 aboard S a n f o r d fect, the level of tux assess­ Naval Air Station. in earh Florida county. (Navy Photo) ments For - instance, the study showed Dade County's prop­ erty assessments were 94.94 per cent of just value. Thus, the railroad's property as­ sessment in that county would lie cut to the 94.94 per cent level. The study said any county which has a tax level of 80 per cent or higher was meet­ ing court set requirements Rjf Maryann Milra A progre** report on get­ for taxation at just value. ting n traffic light installed at the SR 434-SR 4*11 rro**me over SR 436 in Forest City was the .rmiin item of huainera brought hefore the Forest City Merchant'* As*r> ciation at tiie March meetinjj. A large gander It on the Mr*. Iiihaun Cooke, secre­ tary of the association, advis­ attack In the I’ark llidge section of Seminole County. ed that qIn* had personally The Hoard ot County Com­ consulted with State {load missioners was told at its Department official* nt the Del.ami office nod that »he meeting Tuesday that the "felt certain'* t h e needed gander Is vicious and could light *oon would lie installed. seriously Injure small chil­ It also on* pointed out that dren. Hohert S. Brown, inning caution light* are needed through the Forest City Shop- director, said the gander piny Center aiea and that a and three ducks are being kept in a residential area in traffic signal is needed at the violation ol the tuning rode. Hear Lake Klemeiilary SchooJ "This Is Indeed the most entrance. unusual problem we have In other lillnirie** of [he ever been presented." said meeting colidlu ted tiy the president, Royer Moore, plan* Chairman John R. Alexan­ a el e di»< ussed for fond rais­ der. ing projeits to aiil the Fmest City Community Association in Its campaign to lull Id a Community Club. Opponents of the report said the court requirements, set in Duval County cases were being nppeulcd and should not have been used by the study. The report showed only six counties were in excess of the 80 per cent level. They wrvre Dsde 94.94. Nassau 84.94, oV ceola 84.20, St. Johns 90, Seminole 85.56 and Sumter 98.97 per cent. The study was financed from a $100,000 appropria­ tion hy the 1963 Legislature. Green said $85,000 had been exprnded to date. Green told assessors who listened ns Howzc explained the study, that they must start preparing to increase assessment levels. He said the court decisions had required TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Red Cross reported R spent $532,153 in Florida dur­ ing 1961, mainly for disaster relief for victims of hurri­ canes Cleo, Dora and Isbell. The report, handed to Gov. Haydnn Burns, was presenled m connection with the annual fund drive. James R lllckcy. South eastern regional manager, said the Red Cross look on re lief activities in 34 counllcs, helping 3.500 families restore homes arid small businesses. who exercises some sdministrativ* control over property assessments. He urged assessors to meet with their legislative delega­ tions to plan ways for financ­ ing re-assessments of prop­ erty in their counties* $2 2 3 2 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. BUFFERIN BOTTLE OF 100 For fast pain relief. C E R A M IC T A B LE LA M P ■■HI* *1 100 THERAGRAN VITAMINS Therapeutic Tablet* PLASTIC TUMBLERS 4/19 BEAT-THE-TOWN PRICE! MEN'S COTTON CREW SOCKS White, dacron reinforced Vi gal. 3 PAIR FOR (CLAC1KK i L A L I o IV cCLUB iiv iw 'We Keep Word,' President Says SP R IN G C LEA N IN G SA V IN G S WASHINGTON (LT1) President Johnson says the greatest responsibility of the American government is to bitow the world it keeps Its word "half a world sway in the little country of South Viet Nam and . . . in the little city ol Selma. Ala " Johnson spoke of the nation's rcsponsiblities at s White House meeting attended by <2 slate governors. Administration o f f 1 r i a ! * briefed the governors on dnm cstic and world affairs while Mrs Johnson took their wives on a tour of the While House. PAINT ROLLER & TRAY SET NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PII. 295-6570 OPEN MON THRU SAT. 9 a m. to 10 p.m. Sl'N . It a.m. to 8 p.m. 3 GOOD REASONS FOR HAVING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT SUPER-X! I>iw p rices ev ery d a y . . . L ow er p rices th a n m o B t. . W e believe tit* L O W E S T P R IC E S IN T O W N . Y O U ’LL S E E - Y O U ' U SAVE D E E P -C U T Fur fast and aaiy painting (Until S iw SPECIALS y{ REO. 88o WEEKENDER CIGARS nox OF 60 REO. $1.49 SPONGE MOP Lightweight DuPont sponge. thorough aqueeza action. g ille t t e A Q STAINLESS STEEL 7 " w b la d es REO. ST.70 FOAM BROOM l a n o lin P LU S HAIR SPRAY GARDEN HOSE Hose and couplings aland up under full water force. 471 P S For eurve* without kink*. 1.000 aq. ft NEW DAWN HAIR COLORING c GAS CAN Metal with plaatie ■pout and vent. f x.# TEEN BILLFOLD LAXATIVE POWDER, t LB. Si i $1.00 VALUE LIQUID SHAMPOO PRELL MEDICATEO CREAM, • OZ. " sT . oo'V a l u e " VO-5 HAIR DRESIIN! IVY 0Z. TUBE SI.to VALLli GALLON CAPACITY $t.00 VALUE oz. »00 TABLETS NO CALORIC IWEETNER SWEETA VO-5 33 Bold* LM picture* or cards. no sizT NOXZEMA FIVE LB. BAG GRASS SEED K*»y i shampoo Vo us*. 0 TUBE $1.00 VAluf $3.00 VALUE DUST PAN w 5 7' OINTMENT METAMUCIL Mixed ated cover* up to All rigid rubber, stay a tn awetp-on position. ■■■■, S3.50 SIZE 90 FOOT. PLASTIC LIMIT 1 |4 0Z. CAN ASSORTED SIZE STAY BUT CORICIDIN D DESENEX WATCH YOUR GARDEN SAVINGS GROW $3.31 VALUE SPONGES Drrnngrolint Tablet* 11'* Reg R9f 98c SIZE Swaepa clean with on* stroke, rtna* und*r tap. A alz* for every cleaning job. High quality cellulose. MOUTHWASH 15.S 0Z&. LAVORIS B C REMEDY LIMIT 3 IS* VALUE SPONGE MOP R E F IL L AQo hkq. ore *t*> »5e SIZE 69c SIZE L IL T MILK WAVE PERMANENT HAIR SET LOTION • 0Z. SIZE S I,II VALUE JERGENS LOTION EXTRA DRY SKIN FORMULA, 7 OL "sloo va lu F CALM DEODORANT SPRAY, 4 J 01. HEG. $1.29 riCKET STYLE BORDER FENCE M it S 2712 N. PINEI1ILLS HD. I>-t ns fill your RED. BBe is* m e 8' U1L held Ana by a’.akee. SECTION! fc# fOR */ Anew wt'rt not programtd lor It, hut whoddaya toy step outiido lor a ehiltT' NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PII. 647-7071 n e x t p re sc rip tio n . . . ICE CREAM 3 9 ReR. Tl 'C 340 N. ORLANDO AVE. HWY. 17-92 MAITLAND Rig, 10 ox. glaasea. AT THIS THREE FEET TALL FRENCH AYR. (HWY. 17-92) NEXT XT TO WIN WINNOIX1K — PH. 312-8170 ORLANDO HURRY I N. . . THEY'LL GO FAST noniiF.s's SANFORD NEW STORE Beautifully styled in tinted or white ceramic in 4 shapes. Tall white shade touched with color to match the base. oven PRICES IN E F F E C T THRU. M AR. 21. $7.45 SIZE Squibb Plain nr M fi A m e r i c a 's Fa s te s t G r o w in g N D r u g S to r e d C h a in THREE s t o r e s t o s e r v e y o u ■ DECORATOR STYLED < \ BERRY’S WORLD -/ 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANEORD, FLORIDA \ St.39 SIZE Super-X-tra Sonus Sup of - * the Week! Gander Hits Red Cross Funds Hit $532,000 ’ 65 DODGE CORONET drug stores Traffic Light Report Given For Merchants Park Ridge assessment boosts "and 1 am going to he placed in a posi­ tion to have to exercise more authority than I have in tbs past." "1 want' to get you prepar­ ed for this fatal day that is fast approaching," said Green Dodge Boys deal like the devil! J& J REO. FIRST AID FACKAGB 7»*a JOHNSON’S PASTS SHOE POLISH a APPLIES Add Federal tax where applicable. Wa re larva th* right to limit quantititt. 1 II A. O �\ • i s . Punishment O onforb S rrn lh Page 6—March 24, 1965 JAMES A. Greenwood, of RVAH-9 at Sanford Nava) Air Station, haa been promoted to lieu­ tenant, junior grade, nhonrd the USS Sara­ toga. He ban been a member of the "llpot Owin’* s i n c e January 1964. (Navy Photo) UPW Circle Two II l i 03617868 «• I Lake Mary By Prance* W riter Mr*. Itlrhirri K e o g h was hostess for the March meeting of Circle Two of the UTW ot the Community Presbyteriin Church of Lake Mery held at her home last week, with Mr*. Marie !>owe i t her co-hostess. The Devotional wss present­ ed by Mrs. Keogh, and she read a very Inspirational poem on Easter. The lesson study, An Apostle of Freedom, about the life of Paul, taken from the book, l.lve A* Free Men, was given by Mrs I,owc Business discussed was the clothing project to tie sent In ■ day nursery In C'ordio, Ga. The meeting closed with the Friendship Circle and Mitpah Benediction, Krfrcshmenta, in keeping with the St, Patrick's Hay theme, of green jello In par flit glasses, and green punch, were served by the hostesses from ■ table also decorated in green, Those attending were Mrs Alice Warnrr, Mrs. II M Gleason, Mrs, Don .Smith, Mrs Iluby SJotilmn. Mrs. Bessie Beebe. Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky, Mrs. Fannie Leffler, Mrs, LuVera Harrison, Mrs Einar C. Turning, Mrs Joe Smuttier*, Mrs Elisabeth Bo berts, Mrs. Kalpli Williams, and two guests. Mrs Margaret Green and Mr*. Florence Cot. terman. Inilanhut (formrrly Constan­ tinople) harbor is known ui •'The Golden Horn.” By Barber* Frye TALLAHASSEE (U ri) Since the Slat* of Floridi re­ placed the hangmen's noose with the electric chair la 1924 more thin 300 perioni have been sentenced to death and 196 of them actually have been executed. The others have had their eentencea com­ muted by the Pardon Board or reversed by the courts. The 1963 Legislature, as its predecessors of tha past de­ cide, will be asked to do away with capital punish­ ment, following the example of 11 other stairs. But a committee of legisla­ tor* and laymen, appointed by the last Legislature to study the problem, has rec­ ommended that the death pen­ ally be kept. It has, however, suggested several reforms, including the so-called twoslate trial where a jury de­ cides guilt or Innoeence at one trial and then hears sep­ arate evidence to ect the pen­ ally. Sen. Ed Price, .of Braden­ ton. committor chairman, and Hep. Kobert Mann, of Tampa, two of three members who voted to recommend abolition of capital punishment but were unable to persuade a committee majority, plan to offer legislation on their own. Although a majority of leg­ islators have Indicated in times past a strong reluctance to do away with the death penally for first degree m ur­ der and kidnaping, thrre Is strong Ventlmenl in favor of repealing this supreme pen­ alty as punishment for rap*. They hive influential sup­ port from Gov. Hayden Burn* although he haa not Indicated whether hr plans to make a recommendation to the Legislature. Burns says he thinks capilul punishment is a nec­ essary deterrent lor murders hut doubts the justice of in voklng it for rape. And Burns is holding up the signing of desth warrants for iny condemned rapist until he is certain there is not go­ ing to be some sudden court decision nr legislation thst might outlaw It in the crime of rape. There it a case now headed for the Florida .Su­ preme Court challenging con ititutMinallty of the death pen­ ally for rape and attorneys said It will he taken to tha U. R Supreme Court. In recent months, three states. West Virginia. Iowa and Indiana, have abolished the death penalty but the gov ernor of Indiana vetoed it. Sgming death warrants Is the most hated Job a Florida governor must undertake, ac cording to most recent duel executives. Blit they dn It because they are sworn to uphold the law Former Gov. Leltoy Colllni rebelled after signing 2u war rants, and begged the I-egisla lure to abolish it. Ilia legisla­ ture refused. Since then, lti men have been executed. One woman, Mr*. Iran* Jackson, of Dade City, was sentenced to die but got a new trial and drew life in prison the second time. No woman has ever died In the oik elec­ tric chair at Ralford. Of the. 11 governors who have signed death warrants In the pest 40 years, Epeiiard Holland, now a U. S. senator, signed the most—33. Collins was second (he served two years longer than any other governor), with 29. Doyle Carlton signed only nine, Mil­ lard Caldwell 23, Fuller War­ ren IT. Former Gov. FarrU Bryant signed 10. A Florida governor cannot commute the death aentcnce except with the approval of a majority ot the Pardon Board. The Pardon Board un­ der Collins commuted 11, and under Bryant five. Of the 196 persons executed, 132 have been Negroes and 64 white*. The vast majority died for murder, a total ot 1S5, while 40 were executed for rape and one for kidnap. Although capital punishment is a part of the penal law of 40 of the 30 states, Its use Is declining. Florida was one of 12 atatei that had legal ex­ ecutions in 1963 •compared with executions carried out by 32 states back in 1930. The number of executions also has declined along with the num­ BRgw YOUMAY BEA WINNER} F A IR ! N O T H IN G TO BUY! EACH FAM ILY IN DELAND, MT. DORA & SANFORD RECEIVED A KEY IN THE MAIL LAST W EEK. BRING THIS KEY TO FOOD FAIR & SEE IF IT OPENS OUR CHEST. IF IT DOES, Y O U 'LL WIN ONE OF THE VALUABLE 247 PRIZES INSIDE! IF YO U BROUGHT YOUR KEY IN LAST WEEK & IT D ID N 7 FIT, Z ASK THE CASHIER FOR ANOTHER ONE THIS WEEK! PORTABLE T-V SETS TRANSISTOR RADIOS PATIO FLOOD LIGHTS BEACH TOWELS OFFICIAL FOOTBALLS STADIUM BLANKETS 5 0 0 • in FOOD CERTIFICATES • 0 , * * *■ 150,000 * MerchantsGreenStomps QUICK SERVICE — ‘‘Qulck-TranE** air. freight aervico now ia acrving Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Station aupply personnel are pictured un­ loading cargo from the .first commercial plane to land at the base. The commercial flights, con­ tracted by the government, now are making scheduled atopa five days a week. (Navy Photo), ber of state* using this pen­ alty. The 21 executions in 1963 was the fewest number for any year in history and ii one-half as many a» were executed In 1961 over the na­ tion. �H I I U ■j T «$ r M H Im 9 March 24, 1965—Page T FLORIDA G RADE " A " FR ESH nn nff n n r in L-uu L1Llii LIMIT I DOZEN WITH SS O') OR MOPE ORDER £. COUPON AT RIGHT | F L A . G RADE 'A * F R E S H ^ 2460 PARK AVE. PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE MARCH 25tK THROUGH THE WEEKEND • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. F RE S H M E D IU M E G G S 12 9 HOUSEWARES BONUSBUYS! F L O R ID A G R At D E *A * W H O LE STEWI NG NO LOV.FR PRICES ANYV.HL.RF DAVID D. Boutcher, ADJ1, in the N a v y Blnce May 1956, has reenlisted for four yeare with RVAH-S at San­ ford Naval Air Station. 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( U Bap 2i y i p LADY PAIR 11m S L IC tD ; « RAISIN BREAD 2 Hn ZQD aWORTZ GRAHAM CRACKERS F R E S H CRISP IC EB U R C { MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS * ■ m t~ *HWHal | owfM**«M<W*UOf J I j ; 1*1*1 LETTU C E . Fall a,an* !<*>•■ • f T f r i BEEF CUBE STEAKS I i ^ W R IG , I I I I I R „ ONION * a t* - * * , -4 *,* ! ’••* * rO M W IW ••••■ ••**•• J-JI-41 • • O ut f F R ES H SNOW B A L I H E A D S F E R T I L I 7 E K C AU LIFLO W ER.............2% S A L E CARROTS........................ .f.w..9t F A N C Y R E D ROM E B E A U T Y 6 - 6 - 6 . . . . “ lbb* ° . $ ] 0 3 TELLETED a - on ( IG O R O • 11 APPLES 4 a. 39 SAFEGUARD.. 2S33* CASCADE A WASHDAY MIRACLE SAFEGUARD ~ * T H E SNOW 2 » WHITE SHORTENING e CR1SC0 . i 32a* IT L 89* DOWNY ,T. “ 474 S m 894 SPIC & SPAN CLEAN TWICE AS FAST WITH fa b r ic so ften er 3 cw 954 . IVORY LIQUID 1% 45* COMEJf Cleanser . J O Y LIQUID KING S IZ E CREAMY PINK 2 S IZE LIQUID C L E A N E R T H A T C L IA N I EV ER YTH IH 0 I MR.CLEAN .3 * DISHES & GLASSWARE SHInV . CLEANSER THAT SAVES TIME k WORK FAST, EASY TO USE DETERGENT , LOW C A L O R IE O R A N G E D R IN K ........... — 2#e* 494 THRILL for dishes DETERGENT IN A TABLET 694 SALVO Diveraifiad Go - operative Training Club of Samtnola High School will hold ita ninth annual employe-employ, er banquet' Tueaday at 7 15 p.m. at the arhool cafeteria. Guaata will ha amployar* of tha DCT atudenta, achool admlniatration official* a n d gueala of each itudent. Uriel Rlounl of DeLand, former atala prcaldenl of tha Jayctea, will ba tba main apeaker. Entertainment will ba provldad by membera of the club. Certificate, of appreciation will be preaentrd to each am­ ployar Indirating tha number of yeera the firm hee been working with the DCT pro­ gram. Marine Injured In West Indies CRISP C E L L O W R A PPED F O R FR ES H N ES S SWIFT’S F E R T I L I Z E R Annual St. Jolina IHatrlct Scout Circua will l.e held In DeLand Stadium from 7:45 to D:.10 p.m. Saturday. Hanford Smut and Cub troopa will participate in the event with the theme elated to be "Our American Herit­ age.” Klrat on tha program will l>e the grand entry with a fing ceremony featuring all national flaga and a parade of all Cuba, Sreuta, Explorers and adult trader*. Next will eome the circus rlowna followed by the Cub Scout, who will give the 'grand howl.” Kirat aid demumtrationa wilt be given, a t well at a bicycle drill. American trail blazer, will be a parade of Cub Scouts in coatume. Pyramid building will bn demunatrated by team* of alx Scout, whit will atari from a atralght line und at a given aignal will make a three-twoone pyramid. Signaling will take place next and Cub and Scout guinea will follow. Indiun lore, demunatrated by ruatumc. und dunrra will be shown tu the audience ami then Scout* will demo nit rate camp rook­ ing n* well at pioneering. For the doling ceremony oil Cuba, Scouta, Kxplorrr* and lendrra will aaarmhln around a campfire and aing a aung. Scout leader, from Sanford will include Torn Albert, cn* cua director; Norman Leach, notification director; liarbert I'eilrick, Hubert Tlleon, Roy Howell, Janici Duhon and itII. Forbea, aventa director*. DCT Banquet Set Tuesday 1 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | 1 Sanford Area Scouts To Join DeLand Circus 894 Mail Order Dust * mc s iz k GIANT S ill Cpl. Douglai O g 1 e a b y, UHMC, aon of Mre. Wilbur Ogleeby, 008 Maple Avenue, wae Injured when (truck by a car, while walking along a mad In Barbadoe, Weal In ­ dira. Mr*. Ogtcaby laid that her eon'a pelvis was broken In three placet and he is now In the Naval Hoepltal in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Ha la a veteran of I t years In the Marina Corps. 794 BILSTON. England (UPI>llouacwivea her* no longer •weep their dust under tba mat or put it In tba trash tm Instead they mail h t« s la­ boratory which uses dust tot rssstreb—and <«t Said M i l , . . �1 V fr BtaTnrB Page 8—March 24, 1965 Wrr*TH “Qandid Qhcdtlah majoring in English, was one By Doris WOUima among S3 to make the Dean'a Society Editor I recently had the pleasure Lift for the first semester, an of chatting with HISS DESTA LEE HORNER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John (Jack) Horner, 419 Lakevlew Drive, Loch Arbor. Delta la home now while she Is Interning at Robert E. Lee Junior High School In Orlando. She will graduate from the University of Florida In August on the trim ester program, majoring In English and history In secondary education. Miss Horner, a '83 graduate of Seminole High School, was a member of the National Honor Society at SHS, and has made the Dean's List every trimester at the University! So this little doll really has something to crow about. "How do you like teaching DESTA HORNER the young 'uni, Delta 1" "Well, they are all ninth accomplishment most deserv­ grade students,, and I am for­ ing of commendation. tunate in having the advanced At Harry Gere Is a member daises. They are all wonder­ ful, and I love it," Delta re­ of the Kappa Rho organisa­ tion. She was most popular at marked. Delta revealed that she hsi SHS and was actively engaged ten weeks of internship and in school activities including then she returns to the Uni­ the Anchor Club for three versity to be "brsln-waihcd" years, of which she was pres­ and her weaknesses exposed ident. Barry, a Catholic liberal (if there are any). This young arts college for women, is lady Is very modest. "I appreciate adverse cri­ conducted by the Dominican ticism—that way I can profit Sisters of Adrian, Mich. by my errors, If I know what So m o r e bouquets and they are," she added. We buy awards of merit to Sanford’s Miss Gere Dietrichs. that! • • • When Delta was graduated from Seminole High School, SAW SON! WERNER i t a she and a student from Ly­ tea recently and she was as man Were recipients of schol­ glamorous as ever after a arship awards from (Jhasg quick trip to Virginia to bring and Company and Chung young ion, Clay, home from King, Inc., on their high acho- the hospital where he under­ lastlc attainments. went an operation that left At the University she Is a him icarrcd from stem to member of Alpha La mini a stern. Delta, National Women's Hon­ Upon inquiring of his wel­ orary Society and Sigma Al­ fare she replied, "When you pha, social sorority. Upon her ever get out to sec me again, graduation in August she on- If you don’t ask to see his liclpstcs teaching In Seminole scar, he will be highly Indig­ County or In the vicinity of nant." Gainesville — and with good "Mrs. Werner, 1 really don't reason. "Why Gainesville, Desta7" make a huhlt of unking men You guessed it—a man. She to remove their clothing so I Is pinned to Tom Reavcll, a might examine their prized Delta Chi, and an upcoming Intimate anatomy. However, doctor, and our Miss Horner in view of the fact that Clay was recently chosen "Delta Is only five years old, will chance the gamble." Chi Sweetheart." • • • Some f)5 fraternity men KATHLEEN REYNOLDS submitted the names of their favorite gala and Dcsta was REPORTS good food, good chosen through secret ballot. meet at the Installation BanShe received a handsome sll quet of the Democratic Wom­ ver trophy, red roses and will en’s Cluh of Halifax area held aerve as official hostess for recently at the Holiday Inn in the fraternity during the coin­ Daytona. Kathleen, president of the Fifth Congressional ing year. So touche and more red District of Democratic Worn roses to one of Sanford's fav­ en'a Club of Florida Installed orite people, Miss Dcsta Lee the 1965-68 officers. * * • Horner. • • • JOHN KR1DER, almost a FROM HARRY COLLEGE dally visitor to The Herald at Miami Shores comes an office, Is all hepped up over other Interesting report re­ "Operation City Beautiful " Scz John—"What the city garding another SHS grad­ uate, MI S S GERALDINE need* ii a caretaker to lake (GERE) DIETRICHS, daugh care of all the-annuals, which ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Die­ arc neglected each year." Scz me—"Sounds like we trichs, 1320 Magnolia Avenue. Gere, who la a freshman could uso an annual H.E. S a t in lo n e . ALL COLORS AT THE PRICE OF WHITE! —the easy paints Satin Enamel IN COLORS TO MATCH SatinTone BEG. •7.00 GALLON 99 (beautification engineer or beauty expert)." Mr. Kridcr, have you ap­ proached the Garden Club on your proposed suggestion T Can Imagine they will be real anxious — with tar and fea­ thers. • • • THE B U R K E FAMILY SINGERS, a whole doxen of them, will be featured In the final aeries sponsored by the GERE DIETRICHS Sanford Mutual Concert Asso­ ciation at 8 p-m. Monday, March 29, at Seminole High School auditorium. The ringers arc nationally recognized ai "America'i Slngingest Family" and will present a potpourri of clatsl cal, folk, aacred and apiritual tunes. For wholesome and family entertainment the presenta­ tion promise* to be another eliciting evening for concert patrons. • • • MEMO TO MR. V. FROM PERSNICKETY PEN P A L The never never land of wom­ en's fashions Is still where fools rush In and angels fear to trend or thread. Fads and fancies have been endured and snickers, smirks and smiles have been enjoyed out of hearing range of fashion conscious females. The topless swim suit and "shock frock" or bare bosom look were bad enough, but now you ask what I think about atxivc Die knee skirts. On short skirts: 1 think they ore simply atrocious. The prettiest knees are ugly and Instead of exposing them, we should thank our stars wo have skirts to conceal them. Re cut-to-the navel and little topless numbers: Even ex­ pensive vulgarity Is cheap and actually more offensive since women who have money should have better taste and know belter. The kooky styles make shock news In the de­ signers collections and the shockers cither find their correct niche or die because they are no good to begin with. He pants; I don’t under­ stand all the hysteria about pants. They’ve been around a long time and are fine if the woman wearing them knowa when, where and how. Some are to tight and short that the gals look at it they are publicly advertising, but make a pass at one and aotne fellow ia sure to poke you In the noae. Again, I odd, very few women have the exact me*aurementa for tightnesa, short­ ness and nudity. Their beat bet ia to conceal their weak spots. Pants do not belong In the city or in a chic restaurant anywhere. Aa for formal wear, they are out of order entirely. My final opinion It that freahneti and feminity are in PLAQUES FROM $2-50 LATEX W ALL PAINT For Woodwork, Cabinets, nuenc Kitchens and Hath, Or j j Wh.nv.r Th. Glowing and Buy Wiprablllty Mm QT. O o ff TA Finish Lika Enam el Miss Helen Mann Presented DAR Citizenship Award Breakfast Hosted By Mrs. Bashara By Frances Wester A aurprlae "Come-Aa-YouAre Breakfast" was given at the home of Mrs. Emma. Ba­ shars on Lake View Avenue for the women of Lake Mary last Thursday evening. Decorations In keeping with the St. Patrick's theme were on the serving table. The hos­ tess had prepared hot cross buns decorated with a green and white cross mark on top of each; also chocolate cup cakes made from a special recipe that Mamie Eisenhow­ er had given to Mr. and Mrs. Bashara, which was one of Ike's favorites. The motif was also carried out In the nap­ kins used. Guests attending were Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Susan Brook­ lyn. Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky, Mrs. Betty Freeman, Mrs. Ruth Goble, Debbie Goble, Mr*. Harvey Pugh, Mrs. F. E. Donaldson, Mrs, Don SmiDi. Linds Lanier, Dale Lanier, Mrs, Joseph Kith, Mrs. LuVerra Harrison. Mrs. Alice Stevens, Cam Stevens, Mrs W. C. Hopkins, Mrs. Ruby Linden, Mrs. II. M. Cochran, Mrs. P. l>. Andrrson, Mrs, Bessie Rccbc and Mrs. Joe Smathcra. Doltary Personals Hy Mrs. John 1-rone Mr. and Mrs. James Sims of Cassia Lane entertained Mr. and Mrs Leon Garfield of Marston Mill, Mass. Mr. and Mr*. P. Little of Azalea Drive have as their houseguest, Mrs. Chester Van Ideersticn of Largo. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ottevanger of Periwinkle Drive have as their current houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans, of Perkssle, Fa, Mr. and Mra. Chester Beach of Lucerne Drive entertained Uielr son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Leland K. Beach of Westfield, N. J. Dr. Beach is. a research chemist for Esso Research Lab, at Lin­ den, N. J. Mr. and Mra. W. Blakeley announced the engagement of their niece, M in Janet Smith, to Earl Hayner of Lake Ge­ nova, Thursday, March 11. Complete wedding details will be announced at « later date. good taste at all times and women should atriye to look pretty and elegant. Frankly I would bate to think that I had to associate with a mem­ ber of the opposite »ex wear­ ing a skirt s«ut lace on his un­ touchables. I’ll aetUe for soft fluffy elder down If you please and bleach the tar. "A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY" 1h effectively befitting to the distaff side of Florida State Hunk in a lint contest designed for all girls’ and women’s organizations in the nren. Two of the bank’s lovelies, Mary Forguson, left, and Janice Springfield, are getting primed for the cash awards gala. Warnings Issued Regarding Mrs. R. F. Robison Seemingly Harmless Plants Hostess For UDC NEW YORK (UPI) - The leaf of the peach tree looks harmless. Yet it contains one of the most dangerous poisons known, hydrocyanic acid. Deadly cyanide is packaged In twigs of the cherry tree. And the leaf blades of rhu­ barb contain oxalic acid which causes severe kidney damage. Marjorie May, director of the home and education di­ vision of the Greater New York Safety Council, mention­ ed these and others ai she issued • plea for parents to watch what their children nibble, especially with the green season coming In. lx-t the adults he on guard, loo. "Eating the daisies may be all right," said Miss May, "but there -are more than 700 species of plants that are known to have caused Illness or death—some of the plants so common they're in home gardens, at the playground, the golf course or picnic area." "The U, S. Public Health Service estimate* that 12,000 children each year are pois­ oned by plants," she said. "There Is no need to stop growing beautiful flowers and plants just because they con­ tain poison," said Mist May. "Just keep them out of your mouth. Train the children not to chew on anything other than known foods, no/m atter how familiar It Is." The flowers of the narcis­ sus, hyacinth and daffodil are lovely. But poison from the bulbs causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, and can be fa­ tal. One leaf from the flamboy­ ant poniiettta can kill a child. Miss May said there is enough poison In a dime packet of castor bean seeds to kill five children. .She said larkspur, lily of the valley, Irish, sweet peat, monkshood, autumn crocus and bleeding heart are a few of the familiar plants which have toxic parti — flowera, stems, leaves, seeds, berries, roots or bulbs. Don't nibble on a laurel, rhododendron, asalea, daph­ ne, oleander and wisteria. "People have died merely from eating ateaks that were speared with oleander sticks and roasted over a fire,” Miss May said. Berries attract little fingers Permanent Arrangements , announces ssaoclalioe OUA RL 10% CA AR SR H!Y! USU IV70 OFF u r r ANDC PH 0N B I All area ladies are Invited I signed to each entry and the I to the Judging. The name of! veiled until the winnera are A first prize of $10 will be male, In the Easter Parade. to use their headi and createJboxei will not be opened prior] the designer will not be re-| announced by the judges, awarded in each division In Judging the fancy and fun­ each category to the organlza ny bonnets will be Chester a hat, which may mean mon­ lion whose member submits Rearlck, Marion H a r m o n , ey for their favorite organiza­ John Krider, Bob Bessercr the winning cresllon. tion In a contest beinf spon­ All hats will go on display and Bob Shedden with Paul sored by the Florida State at the bank after the judging Brookshire and Doris Wil­ Bank. on the afternoon of April 8, liams representing The Hcri Kay Gallagher and Irena and the winning entries will aid staff. Brown have put their beads be modeled by the bank staff together to design a contest during Easter week. for every organized girl'a and Forms are available and Lake Mary ClubF I # woman'a club throughout the will be mailed upon request area, with two divisions, Jun-' by phoning Mrs. GalJsgher or To Meet For Tout lor and Senior, established. Mrs. Brown at 322-1611. The There will be five categor­ forms should be returned to ies within each division—most Thursday A.M. the bank no later than March original In design, best use of materials,- prettiest, funniest 29 and the deadline for regis­ The Lake Mary Woman's tering the hats is Monday, Club will meet at 10:30 s jn . and best named creation. Only .April 5. one creation per • member la Thursday at the Seminole acceptable, but each organi­ The contest promises to be County Jail for a conducted zation la encouraged to sub­ loads of fun and will test the tour of the facilities, sponsor­ mit entries in all categories ingenuity and creativity of ed by the club’s public affairs with awards made to the or­ local ladies who have a flair department. ganizations only. f o r fashionable chapeaux, A luncheon and business All hats must be submitted which will no doubt dazzle all meeting will follow at Laks In a sealed box stating the bunnies, both male and fe­ Monroe Inn. category in which it ia to be judged. A number will be as- DR. A. W. EPPS, JR- !■ Needed. Available Be The Grandest Lady In Hats On Parade Come-as-you-are MODERN AND EARLY AMERICAN S a tin T o n e Don’t Write A Sonnet, But Create An Easter Bonnet A n d . . . . 322-0500 ItO MAPLV AVB — SANFORD DR. F R E D 8 E IL K 0 P Flemings Gift* ■Card* • Book* 210 E . Flr*t BL S4i Be* Marcos Orthodontics IU 4 U 1 SATURDAYS ONLY This Friday Norman dcVcre H o w a r d Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confednracy wilt meet at 2:30 p.in. Friday at the home of Mrs. R. F. Rob­ ison, MOT East Second Street, with Mrs. Edmund Melsch and Mrs. G. E. McCall as co­ hostesses. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat will be the speaker. The Real Daughters Tea planned for Dlls date has been postponed until May. j & * A sprinkling of para moth crystal* nr nuggets will keep carpet beetles from attacking a n d damaging upholstered furniture, the Chemical Spe­ cialties Manufacturers A»*o ciaimn reports. Carden Circles 1flower show and Mrs Gordon HIBISCUS CIRCLE Sixteen members of the Hi­ ttrisson reported on her tour biscus Circle of the Sanford •it the Agriculture Experiment Garden Club and two guests. Station. Secret pal plant ■exchange Mrs Relic Slubber! of Clcveland and Mrs. Anne Floyd, will lake place in May and enjoyed a tour and nose-hag farewell was bid to a member. luncheon at Mead Gardens for Mrs. Vern Brewster, who is moving (o California. the March meeting. Mrs. Herbert Moreland re­ The alate of ofAccra for the ported on the board meeting next two year* are president, and asked for trading stamps Mrs. J. V. Jones; vice presi­ to assist in furnishing the new dent, Mrs. Gordon Brissod; Garden Club Building. Chairs secretary, Mrs. Lillian King, were donated to the Garden and treasurer, Mrs. John Fox. Installation will be in May. Center. Hostesses for the delightful H was announced Uiat a flower arranging school will meeting and tour were Mn. lie held at Tavares April ID 20 W, H. Stewart and Mrs. Irene and a donation was voted on Ludwig, who served homefor the Mary Compton Me­ baked nut bread and soft morial of the Florida Feder­ drinks to complement the nose-bag luncheon. ation Center, Winter Bark. Mrs. Herbert Moreland will Mrs. J. M. Fahey and Mrs. F, M. Lueckcr gave reports serve as hostess to the next on the success of the recent meeting on April 9. i 1 MISS HELEN MANN was the recipient of the D a u g h t e r s of the A m e r ican He volution Good C i t i z e n s h i p Award at a r e c e n t meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter. of the chapter for the presen­ tation, Mrs. R. W. Ruprccht, flag chairman, gave a talk on the presentation of state flags by the National Society Daugh­ ter* of the American Revolu­ tion to the United States Na­ val Academy, a custom of some 30 years. Mrs. Robert V, H. Duncan, president general of the Na­ tional Society, made the most recent presentation, when she gave 17 flags "in tribute and in acknowledgement to the Navy'* illustrioua service In the past and promise for the future. Reports of the State Con­ ference h e l d In Orlando March It. 12 and 13 at the Robert Meyer Motel were given by Mrs. A. R. Key. Mrs. L. C. Wildner and \fcs. It. E. True. Resolutions were read on the passing of Mrs. F. E. Bolz, a past regent of the chapter and a faithful mem­ ber of long standing. Member* and guests attend­ ing the meeting were Mrs. J. (1 Wray, Mrs W. D. Leahy, Mrs. F. II. Wheeler, Mrs. H. W. Ruprccht, Mr*. L. W. Ross, Mrs. Lawrence Tinsly, Mrs. E. M. Hoke, Mrs. Ben E. Perry, Mrs, M. R. Smith, Mrs. Martin Bram, Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. l>ester C. Wild­ ner, Mrs. Raymond Ball, Mrs. Pleas P. Campbell, Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs. H. W. Rue-' ker, Mrs. Nclle L. King. Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, M n. F. E. Roumillat and Mi*. E. M. Baker. SPECIALOFFER I WEEK-END SPECIALS! 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Miss Helen Mann, an out­ standing student of Seminole High School, was the recipient of the Daughters of the Amer­ ican Revolution Good Citizen­ ship Award, at the meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter DAR Friday afternoon. Mrs. Raymond M. Ball, chairman of- the Good Citizen­ ship Award committee, pre­ sented Miss Mann to the members and explained the requirement* necessary to receive this coveted award. Mrs. R. F. Mann was a guest REG. $ 2 .7 5 VALUELIM ITED T IM E O N L Y I . Luc/rr ; WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE GALLON OR MORE OF lucrre* w all paint LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG SANFORD FLO W ER SHOP O r. E. s im lit an A Buford Ato. an-Msi PIN ECREST SHOPPING CEN TER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON K E L L E T T PHONE 222-7913 HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARE (XX 223 W. 3rd 8T. 322-5581 A*I �N . |SwimTeam Wirt fcm forS WmT> March 24, 1065—rage 9 Scores Third Meet Victory m ■** First Round Championship Golf Results Following are the results of first round matches of Championship Golf Tourna­ ment being played at Mayfair Country Club: Championship Flight Grace Saylei clef. Doris Spencer Jimmie Livingston def. Mu­ riel Scott Fanchon McRohcita def. Suxy Dickey Trisha Stenstrom def. Ida B. Wilson Vivian Pterle def. Hazel Durzo Ruth Herron def. Jo Me-. Daniel Marian Cox def. Dossie DeGanahl Klaine Kerr def. Jane MeKibbin Second Flight Peggy Billups def. Blanche Nicely • Jackie Crawford def. Mary Whelchel Myrtle Adams def. Jan Johnson Frances Phillips def. Kath­ ryn Park Third Flight Ann Marsh def- Kssie Bat­ son This tournament is spon­ sored by the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Fitzgerald Hurls SHS To Win Over Colonial The undefeated Seminole High awimming team won its By David Higginbotham third meet of the season Tues­ Herald Sport* Writer day afternoon when the boys’ team beat Colonial and Boone The Seminole High baseball in a three way meet with so team won it* second game of points for Sanford, 61 points the season Tuesday afternoon for Colonial and four points when it defeated the Colonial ^ > r Boone. The girls' team High Grenadier* of Orlando ™-on Its first meet of the sea­ 30 in a Metro Conference son by defeating Colonial and game here. By Jim Bacchus Boone with f>9 points for San­ when they were needed, tally Leesburg took the lead onea Eddie Fitzgerald was (he Herald Sport* Writer ford, 56 for Colonial and eight ing the winning run when Bob­ again but Lyman tied it up winning pitcher for the Sem­ SPEEDY SEMINOLE 440 relay team will lie i i action Thursday against The L y m a n Greyhounds by Nappl drove a aecrifice again in the next inning. L ar­ points for Boone. inoles going the entire seven Titusville. Left to right tire Hick Wnlstrom, Ji f Whiting, Eddie Griffith pounded Leesburg pitching for fly into deep center to acorc ry Lott hit a triple to center This la the first time the innings. and Bill Frisbey. The 440 team turned in a tii me of :44.0, best time for six runt and i t hit* Tuesday Jim Wesley. girls’ team has been effective It was tire first time this driving In Currens. the distance in the state this year, lust week at Evans. (Herald Photo) this season. season the Seminole southpaw night but were unable to pull The Hounds got off to an tn the home half of the According to Coach John has gone the -distance - and out a baseball victory,.Josing early lead- scoring a pair of sixth, aaw the Jackets’’ Wea- — —CT Colbert, "This Is tKe ' beSt was his second victory. Fit*- 7 6 in eight inning*. runs when Mfrvtir Cook singl­ ley drive home two runs with g ir ls ' team that we have had gerald struck out eight Grena­ Tlie defeat evened Lyman’s ed home Larry Raker and Al­ vvliat appoarvd to be the win­ tn a number of years. We diers, fanning all three bat­ record at two wins and two len Currens. Leesburg came ning run but the lloundj were­ losses. have only 11 girls on the team ters in Ihe third inning. bark with two runs in the n’t through yet. Steve Simpkins went ail the same inning. and they have been working Fitzgerald allowed o n 1 y Allen Currens scored hia very hard to win this meet." three hits and two of those way for Lyman striking out In the third, Lyman took the third run in the top of tha In the first event for the probably could have been nine Yetlowjsekets and yield­ lead again when Currens sin­ seventh by way of a third ing only three earned runs gled. stole second, went to Cook single. Cook laler came girls the Colonial 200-yard caught. medley relay team took first The first run of the game Rut Leesburg got the run* third on another single by home to send the game into The Seminole High Hack and the mile relay. with 2:42.3 and Sanford took year. The two boys he has fell, to the Seminoles when Cook and scored on a Lcea- an extra Inning. With six wins and no losses most in inind are Sterl Weber second with 2:48.3. Chcrl Mur­ team will go after its sixth Danny Tiills got to first and burg error. The Jackets ended it all in ray won the 200-yard free­ win of the season Thursday behind them the Seminoles ami Hick Walstrom. Paul Lethen the Colonial catcher I-ccshurg again tied it up in the e i g h t h saddling the s ty le for Sanford 'with 3:03.3 afternoon al 4 p m. when they ore well on their way to first Hoy will ulso be bock with missed the ball on Ihe third their half of the same inning. Hounds vv 11 h their first and Ginger Norris took second travel to Titusville to face the place in the Metro Confer­ the Tribe next year. pitch to Ron Hinson who went In the bottom o( the fourth. Orange Belt Conference loss. The Florida Belays will be ence. They have been working also for Sanford with 3:51.4. Terriers. streaking to first. The Seminoles defeated the especially bard to get back the next thing on the Seminole Barbara Bolt took first for the The catcher recovered snd The South Seminole Hurri­ f ------Seminolcs In the 50-yard free Terriers by a large margin in in shape tn beat Titusville calendar on Saturday in threw to the second baseman canes demolished the St. Cloud f . Gainesville. All the members an earlier meet this season. again atler the relay meets. swim with 31.3 and Karen trying to catch Tiills, but hr "All I said was Tile Tribe also had been high­ Seminole Coach Dirk Wil­ ol Ihe Tribe stjuad will not Law took fourth with 37.G. overthrew and Tills* rtm r Jayvees 13-1 at St, Cloud Tues­ Cindy Wilson took the indi­ ly successful in the recent re ­ liams predicted earlier in the tie able to qualify, but the re ­ Lome while Hinson went to day afternoon. vidual medley for the Tribe lay invitations and set the season that the team hud very lay teams and a number of third. Bruce (Big nod) Stuart went With 3:03.7 and Martha Kosky best time in the state so far good chances in the Metro this individuals will be able to The only time Colonial all the way for the Cane vic­ j n d Vicki Lelinek took first this season in the 410 relay year and even belter next compete. Ortiz Will Ref threatened was in (he sixth in­ tory. He allowed four hits and ^ n d second in the loo free. BRISTOL. Conn. (UP1> — ning when they had two men nailed seven strikeout vie Jane Williams took the diving Lightweight champion Carlos on base and the third man up tints. competition for Colonial and Ortiz will take time out from hit a long fly into righl field. Stuart was supported by the Rosemary Walton and Delane training for his April 10 title Tiills made a flying leap for heavy hitting of Mat Hickok, Johnson took second and third defense against Ismael laguna (lie third out. Tom Hawke* and Mike Har­ for the Seminoles. in Pntiuma to referee the Con­ R II B gis. Each got two hlta. Hickok 000 000 0 -0 3 4 and Hawke* slammed doubles. Ginger Norris took first in necticut lightweight champi­ Colonial the 400-yard free for Sanford (XII 101 x—3 5 0 onship fight between Ruscoe Sanford Other hitters in the 11-hit and Vicki Yellnek took third. Gregory and ehallenger Dea­ Coleman and Goodwin; Fitz­ attack were Stuart, Jim Finch, Cindy Wilson took second in con Johnson Tuesday night. Jamie Cornell, George Milwee. gerald and Harris. 0 h e 100-yard backstroke with 1:24.7 and Linda May placed first in the loo breaststroke with 1:32.1. Cherl Murray, Martha Kosky, Paula Klam and Karen I.sw won the 200 Larry Hughes’ Mis* Whirl, (Tell Lady Bird 3 001 Perfect* ( 1-4) *142 80 free relay for Sanford with i' toth R are — 5/10 — Tim e 31.17 winner of every major com ^Qttirticla (1-51 *37 00 2:28,2 and Colonial took sec­ petition Hus season at the San- Perfect* (3-n $121 ao Russ VoUmef 7 80 4 60 3 20 ond with 3:03.0. ford-Orlando Kennel Club, get* 4th R a re — 5/16 — Tim e 31-91 M itra’s Mist 11 oo f oo In the first event of the her first start of the season Red Hot 3 to boys’ meet, Bobby Headrick, to ho tl 20 6 oo Gator Band over the a. this mite route in Rumor Qutnida (2 8) *61 10 £ r e g Ganas, Gary Genas and Dark Pleasure 5 oo 3 S) tonight's nth race. FIRST PLACE trophic* mill ribbons at Dusty Iluots Horse Show Vero Bruce Dowlen won the 200Miss Whirl—who won tlie Barberry Kd 5 40 Perfect* (2-Bj *tu3 2o lllh Bate — *< — Timr to.81 awarded lo, left to ritrlit, l>un Knight, Bat Bradford with Missy, Wendy yard medley relay for tianford Inaugural Handicap, tlie King Qliimela 11 2) *45 81) Shrapnel 11 no 3.60 4 80 Benson with Stormy and Bobbie Knowles and Jack Kelley with Charlie. with 2:03 7. and Queen championship, and Perfect* (2-1) *89 10 4 IX) 2.BO Buster Bruce won the 200 the SttKC half of tlie match 5th Rare — S — Tlmr 41.38 Wind rid go 10 00 yard free swim for Sanford race series against Jackson Lady Pommel to Ho 6 1)0 3.60 Demand Rock with 2:24 2 and Tom Michles v111«- — now tiegins preparing Mandolina 8 20 I 20 Quinida (2-4) *23.60 C>4 frt. AW..fV 8 placed fourth with 2.53.8. fot tlie Central Florida Derby Picket' Line 3 60 Perferta i t 2) *211 ix) Motud handle *71,561 Dickson won the 50-yard free which is traditionally run over Quinteia (2 Hi *97 20 for CojonTtl with 23.9 and San the *slhs mile course Perfect* 18 2) *201 90 8■*'*«»«i • taoam By Margaret Cosby .of the electronic* tuner F C Wendy Ben-on Dunne Pell ford took second and third The Hughes speedster Is Klh Rare — 3/16 — Tlinr 31,96 With horses kicking up their Bradford led off Hie grand Pat Oxciidinv. Kathy Oven well on tier way to rstahlisli 5.an'* Guard 26 40 6.80 3.80 % ith Gary Ganas taking sec­ ond with 25 8 and Larry Hodg- heels due to the " fris k y '' wca entry wiiii the American Flag dine, Pam Lloyd. Senior Key mg one of the finest records Key Club's Key 6 to 4 Ml tiler and riders hilling the dirt es placing third with 29 5. hole: Don Knight, ta n Stuart. ever al tlie laingwood oval Bonita Bay 5 20 and Clun k KaU'ttr carried the Alan Lucas took second fur for a rmmtx-r of reasons, many David I'ell, Norma Baldwin. Her secord to date shows It Quin id a (2 4) *3180 l)uM> Root* Chili banner new faces could he seen Sanford in the individual med­ Vivacious junior miss Wendy Barbara Harvey, Jack Kelley wins, five seconds and two Perfect* ( 4 2) *331 80 ley with 3:04.5 and Andy Ly­ among tins regulars at Sun 7th Rare — ». — Time tn.89 Benson of Orlando amt her Junior Cloverleat: Wendy third' m 21 start* on took third with 3:08 4. Bus­ day's Dusty Boots Riding As­ . Results of Tuesday evening's All South 7 60 3 60 3 20 buckskin horse, .Stormy, rode Benson, Valerie Allred, Nancy ier Anderson took second In sociation Horse Show For the away willi three first place races .Starlight Kathy 6 GO 3 20 Bowen, Bobbie Knowles, Di­ the 100 backstroke and Bus­ first show of tile frosty spring, 7 Co trophies, one second place rib anne Pell, Pat Ovcndine. Sen 1st Rare — 5/ts — Time 31.34 Annie Genius entrants and spectators turn'd ter Bruce and Jerry Mills look Karen’s Gone 13 00 9 80 7 80 Qulnlela (2 6) *39 60 Urn. and two thirds Her total lor Clovcrleaf: Don Knight, X|r*t and second in the 100 out in quantity and Dusty 9 80 4 00 Perferta (2 6) *109 20 points for the stay added up to Linda Bali, Norma Baldwin. Scotty Joe Rooters were everywhere h Hi Pit* Cully 9 40 HtJi Bare — 5 16 — Time 31 tn 31 and she also carried off the Jack Kelley, Van Stuart, David President Howard Uoyd Greg Ganas took first in the Sham a 5.00 3,20 3 on Quiniela (2 5) *09 80 Junior High Point Trophy for Pell. very aptly took over the mike 100 fly with 1:12.8 and Gary 2nd Rare — 5/lfl - Time 33.88 Ilarieo 14 60 5,00 the show Valerie Allred was Jr. Pol cl tending; Robbie Wltm took third both for the and did the emceeing; I, V. 3.80 Nig's Itlekie 11.00 5.20 3.20 Winner's Tip nmnerup with 24 points. Knowles, Wendy Benson, Val­ Williams (recently returned Serainolrs. Headrick took the Casual He 34 40 7.40 Quill id a (6 8) *65 40 Just m ining the Senior High erie* Allred. Kathy Oxendine. 400 free for Sinford with Jim from Umatilla, an official at 4 80 Perfect a (8 6) *159,90 points last month lo his friend Pal Oxendine, Nancy Bowen El Paso Sliver Foley placing third also from the Florida Horseman’s Asso­ 9th Hare — 5/16 — Time 31.57 Quinicla (27) i n ; 00 and frequent partner, Jack Sr. Polehending. Jack Kelley. Sanford. Dowlen won Ihc loo ciation too-Mile Competitive Lyric Muse 8 00 6 80 3 80 Daily Double (2-21 $78 20 Kelley, Don Knight of Coeoa Van Siuart, Don Knight, David breaststroke for SI IS and Ly­ Ride) was in charge of the fi 40 4 no 3rd Barr — 3/16 — Tlmr 31.68 Ed's Last Straw made certain to take that tro­ i’ell, Rebecca Giles and Selma public address system; Pat on took second, Barberry Eva 3.00 Bi Rite Now 19.40 9 00 4 00 phy home from Sunday's show. Palmer jfelo the diving competition Rurkhammer and Jesse Me Hunter's Mar 3 00 3 40 Quiiitda (1 4) *32 00 Of events entered, he took four Pick-Up Race; Don Knight, Carthcy, recorders; Dave Wil David Stroug look first for first place trophies and one picking up Jack Kelley, Jack Colonial and Anderson and 11* arena manager, ossistrd bythird place ribbon to aecuniu Kelly and Don Knight, Wendy Don Vincent and Bob White. McGuire took second and late 28 points lor the show in llcn.son and Jack Kelley, Da ONLY third. McGuire, Lucas, Winn Ida May Sjublom, assisted by the senior division, which gave vul Pell and partner. Western Mary Belli Lobcll, presented and Hodges won the 200-yard RACING DAYS the trophies and ribbons, and him the Senior High Point Pleasure Class (Open): Pat fra# relay with 1:55.6. Seminoles will go hack the catering department was Trophy Jack Kelley was run Bradford, Valerie Allrod, H E. LEFT! ncrup with 22 (mints I-ee Jr., Cindy Paulucci, 'Ida Into action Friday afternoon headed by Horace Cochran With Sunday's show, riders May Sjoblom, and Jack KcL when they face the Leesburg and assisted by Suaie Willi* ' *. competing for the ti • Month ley YeUowJacketa in Leesburg at and Marie Lloyd. Jr. Flag Race: Wendy Ben­ Linda Ball and Margaret lLgh-Pomt Mitchell Trailer W p.m. According to Coach i Trophies are 5 6's of Ihe way son, Valerie Allred, Wendy ? ' t l : -7 I Colbert there will be a chick­ Cosby judged the Western toward winning lor losing) Benson, Darrell Pell, Donna en dinner at hit home for the Pleasure Class, and Don Ben­ son assisted in taking charge them. As the record now reads Davis, Bruce Knowles. Sack team If they win. i yu m end, Jack Kelley leads the Senior Race: Bob Hurkchammer pull­ Division with 91 points follow­ ing Frankie Stuckey, Barry ed by Don Knight. 68 points; Bliss and Frankie Stuckey, - a — 4 ... %/ •'V* inane w*M>44, tXN Van Stuart, 60: Norma Bald­ Kcitha McLin, Bobbie Know­ win, 54; Larry Cannon, 42. les, Bob Burkenhammrr and Stuckey, Teresa and Joe Cannon, 38. In the Frankie 8 :1 0 SU N D AY Junior Division, Valeric All- Knowles ami Wendy Benson. red leads with 9t points. She U was announced that the Is followed by Christine Cope- regular monthly Duaty Boots C o n ore getting to be bigger, *o chonget. You'll ceMointy never needonflAssociation Horse len, 74 points; Evart Shoe­ Hiding MATIWFPQ WEDNESDAY & houses are gelling lo look smaller. freeze. Tirei go 40,000 rotes. And even maker, 60; Bruce Brown, 46; Show will not be held in April M A I I IN t L j SATURDAY — 2 P.M. insurance co m less. But one Rule Volkswagen con pvt Wendy Benson, 39, and Dar­ since it falls on Easter Sun­ everything bock In Iti proper penpeclive. One thing you'd think might be smaller, day. The final show in the lene Ferrell, 33 R e n ta l to n al P K K F E C T A 8 ! A V W parted In front doet big Ihingi In o Volkswagen is Ihe inside. Winners in the March 21 scries of six will be on Sun­ for your home. And your garage. To lay Sul there’s OS much legroom in front of. show are: Junior Keyhole: day, May 16, at t p. m. • Comfortable Grandatand • l.uiurioua Clubhouse nothing of tmoll parking ip o ll. a VW os in the biggest cars. When you think obouf it. yoe ceaHy O n the other hand, a VW do ei moke THURSDAY — LADIES* NIGHT hove only two choices: some things (matter. Sorry, No Minora Gas bills, for Initance. (Al 32 mpg, You con buy a bigger house for w h o they may be hot! wbol you pay now.l knowi-how-tnuch. ON 100 BRANDS You'll probably never odd o*J between O ro Volkswogenfor 31,505.00* Trib e Trackm en To M eet Terriers Leesburg Beats Lyman Hounds Lose, 7 -6 'Canes Beat St. Cloud 73- / Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my hat." Miss Whirl Ready For Derby Lucky Strike Filters .fillers Benson, Knight Win Honors N IGHTLY L It makes your house look bigger. ‘ DON KNIGHT of Cocoa and Wendy Benson of Orlando display collection of truphiea which won them tha senior and junior high point trophies, respectively, for the day at Dusty Boots Horse Show. Don earned 28 points in -the senior divi­ sion and Wendy's total for the day in junior • division was 31 pointfl. (Herald Photo) SPECIALS EVERY D A Y! F A R R E L L ’S • ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A. M. • 6:15 P. M. I l l K. FIRST SANFORD WE CITE TOP VALUE STAMPS u / mC j’t/a x d o V KENNEL Ellinor Motor Company CLUB Hwy. 17-92, Just South of Sanford ________ HWV. 1 7 - 9 2 Midway Between Sanford A Orlando lu n o ra rrrD r e t a il p r io r r . o. a. ( e a s t coast ), local t a x e s and o t h e r d e a l e r d eliv k h y c h a k o es t r ant a d d it io n a l rS& Ji T W R. ■4 �w, I Pafre 10—March 24, 1965 Audubons To Hear State Officer Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads By JoAnn H i j i Regular me*tln(t of S«mlnolo Audubon Society will bo bold a t 2:80 p.m. Thursday at Genova Community Hall one block north of the SR 46 and SR 426 Junction. HooUotco for the meeting will bo the Geneva and Sanford memhero. G u o a t BP*, k , r ** Ralph S. Hager, chief of In­ formation and education of the State Board of Parka and Hlatorlc MemoHale, who will dlacuaa problema of the parke, the part they play In llvee of thoee who vlelt them and phaeee of park management. Llated below are reeolullona approved a t the^recent annu­ al Audubon Society meeting upon preeentatlon of Mist I.iaa Von Boroweky: T h e Florida Audubon So­ ciety withes to eapreei IU great concern about environ­ mental contamination. It beIlevea that the wldeepread and often careleaa uie of InsectIcldea and other peitlctdee la fraught with great danger, not only to the delicate web of life In the outdoore, but to man himself. "We advocate that govern? mental agendei which dlapenae peitieidea eo laviehly over the Uni scape be required to conduct baiic reiearch on the effects which eUch uae hue on both man and his en­ vironment. "We reaffirm our opposi­ tion to the uae of DDT In any mosquito control program In Florida. "We are alarmed by the Increeling pollution of Florida’s once-clean waters by Indus­ trial, agricultural and muni­ cipal waste. "Another threat to clean' water la the use of 'hard' de­ tergents which do not break down and which keep on sudaIng and foaming after they have been discarded in borne and municipal sewage sys­ tems. We urge that Audubon members and the publir gen­ erally purchase only ‘soft’ de­ tergents which will disinte­ grate after utr. "For those and other reeaona based on investigations by the society, ws hope that ths Florida legislature will ban tha aale of hard detergrnts, will strengthen laws relating to th* pollution of our waters, and will enact legisla­ tion controlling the use of pesticides In the out-of-doors.” Legionnaires Told 'Stand Up And Be Counted' 322-5612 By Mrs. John Leone DeBary’a Herbert D. Gibb m a ■**•!•*!* C n tlr American Legion Post 250 ob­ served the 46th anniversary Dial Direr*— of American Legion at a din­ Ret T.eea Distant* ner at Stetson Union Build­ ing, DeLand.- Uriel Blount was guest speaker. <S A Ih his talk, Blount stated: * "We have a challenge to make i te 5 111IU M 1.50 | 1.50 this world a better p!4Ce In • to 16 is i 11-501| 1.50 | 1.00 which to live. We must aland up and be counted else we 11 to 15 i* 11.50 11.80 | 2.85 lose the freedoms we have. IS to 20 i * i 1.50 | 2.52 | 3.80 It Is up to our generation to to 25 i * i| 1.50 | 8.15 | 4.75 21 see that the coming school children are taught the true 2( to 30 151 1.50 | 8.78 | 8.70 facts of our American Herit­ Mlaliaaee AS—1 Uaa age and that our forefathers (five A-letle* werSa per llae) found no job loo big or too I1J* Mlalaaape CSarRW All Skip Date S i, Chare** small.’* at 1-Dar nas# Continuous m am h e r ship CONTRACT RATES cards wers presented to Al­ ON REQUEST fred Newell, Elmer 0. Thomp­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY son, Henry Van Berger, Lloyd 11.50 Per lach IMIalais- at a eelaata Ward, William Walker, five iRCfcM year*; William Heneghan and Ardeth Mlchner, 20 yean; Er r o r s Charles A. Bryner, William The lleral* will ael he A. Canaday, and Fred C. epeaelhts fee were thaa laeerreel laeerllea. Christenson, 30 years; and David J. Runkle, 40 years. Membership cards will be pre­ COPY sented veterans who were not The lleral* reserves th* erlriles* ef r r |r r lt,( ,r revlepreient at the dinner at a la­ l.g ear a*vrrlle*M*at whlrh ter meeting. II *t,M , ahjrrlleaahl* I* Ih* seller •( Shi* Rev. A. C. Summers gave rarer. the invoretion and Command­ er Virginia Harrison led the DEADLINES salute to the flag Mrs. W. G. 12 Noon Day Befora Publication For (Rose! Williams, president of Insertions and Kills the post euxiliary unit, pre­ (Hal. Noon For Monday) sented a huge birthday rake. Gursti wrie introduced by Past Commander Stanley S. I. Ixist & Found Smith. LET'8 UKLElUt ACE — Th* r 1g• a!f I• <1 bi1i ere the pl»c« A musical program was to u v i lime ami money whin presented by seven young la ■hopping for Ih# car of your dies of DeLand High School. choice, Post Commander William LOST: 4 MU OLD V•malt UaeG. Williams and Mrs. Wil­ *M n a n i M fro m Pine* ria .t A rt* If fo u n d call liams presided at thr refresh­ 332 )1 70 or 133-1 S Ij ment liilde for cutting of the Ij iBT * ( 11email * I *»t a t 1»*1 rakr m ilt. Our th iM rin Food Shopping Guide Former Justice Variety Is Available For Lenten Shopper Wins Probation Food Shopping Guide toes are tnp buys this werk. The following guide to the Cabbage, carrots, celery, letnation's best food buys tor lure, and dry, green-, and yel­ the weekend was prepared low onions are especially abun­ by thr U. H. DeparDnenl of dant. Donna Sawyers. Pinecrnt The shopper will find plen­ School sixth u nder, was win­ Agrlrullurr and Interior lor ner of tire school spelling bee United Press International. ty of apples and bananas at held Tucsdiy. WASHINGTON (UI’I) - this week's markets. .StrawbcrMary Stevens of the fifth A wide and colorful variety of rieis arc good buys. Oranges grade was runner-up. Donna fresh fruits and vegetables a- and grapefruit are especially and Mary will represent the waila thia week's Lenten shop­ plentiful. , school In (he county spelling per. bee. Winners from fourlh. fifth . Red meat, poultry products, and sixth gride classrooms and fish are also available in Honor Graduate good supply at attractive Allison King, United States are as follows: Air Force, ■ was named an Fourth grade—Gloria Jean price*. reteraon, Bobby Kelly, Ed­ Eggs, canned pink salmon, honor student at the ATS ward Christiansen, V a l e r y and fish sticks and fish por­ Course at Sheppard AFB, e l e v e n , Kathleen Kllclinc. tions are in good supply tor Tex, He ia the son of Mrs. those Lenten meals. Beef Sara King, of Jit>8 Magnolia Alike Phillips; Fifth grade—Mary Stevens, roasts, pork loin roasts, and Avenue. King has served In Danny Krcdrll, Pstricla Ken­ smoked picnics arc abundant­ the Air Force three yrara nedy, Louis Denny, Huth ly available. Uroiler-frycr* are and ia now stnliom-d at especially plentiful. Candenberg A F B , l<ompoc, Wright, Linda Hendry; Sixth grade — Dunns Saw­ Asparagus, green beam, California. He is n 111(11! grad­ yers, Marilyn Hasty, Canie broccoli, potatoes, and toma­ uate of Seminole High School. Dalecki, Charles Thompson, Kathryn Dodson. School Funds Withheld By Few SEMINOLE LODGE AND b. Child Care Low Bridge N A NNIE 'S C lea n ,* * K I D U I k CARE, N u r t t r y , o p , n 14 STOKE-ON-TRENT. Eng­ h o u r , 1 d a y , a w eek . 1440 a. Oak. 411-0311. land (UPI) — Roy Harrison, who drove a single-deck bus for 17 years, wai fired when he forgot he had switched to i n t u b e m e u r r c o i b t o r a double-decker and jammed TUB .NINTH JIIIH'IAI. CIR­ the vehicle under a low CUIT. IN AND FOB SKBIIN01.B rOl'KTT, ri.OIIIIIA. bridge. c h a n c e r y m ». l e i a s Legal Notice Seek Gray Hair FIR ST FEDERAL 8 A VI NUB A NO LOAN ASSOCIATION OK ORLANDO, e c e r p o r e t l o a . P leln lltf. **. LIVERPOOL, E n g l a n d F K A N C E r r, ATEN, a n un r* (UPI) — A local waste firm m a r r i e d w id o w ; e n d T II E B T P R O P E R T I E S . IN C , is advertising for "Govern­ Fe tlltK M a ssachusetts carp o rello n , D elendent* ment Gray Hair" — which la b o r s u it the trade name for best-qual­ BTATKn oo tr i cri.OHIDA ity mattreaa stuffing. county o r sKMiNoLn Now You Know United Press International The letter "A” in it* vari­ ous forma haa been at the head of ths slphsbet sa fsr back ss it esn b* traced In history, according to ths En­ cyclopedia Britannic a. LOUIS A . TODORA, ADCS, one of the old timera with 28 yeara of afervlce in the Navy, known affectionately aa “Screaming Louie,'1 haa been tranaferred from VAH-11 at Sanford Na­ val Air Station to Key Weat. As squadron unit career councilor, Todora helped many men ob­ tain their high achool diplomas and advance­ ment* in raiinga. (Navy Fhotf). heart I'ernnnnl* NURSING W001.VER8T0NE, Eng­ land (UPI) — Pet dog Marti, a cocker tpanlel, haa her day Saturday when (he trots down th* aisle dressed In ■ special coat of pink and white to be an official brldeemaid at tha wedding of her 10-year-old mletreaa Shirley Martin. Royal Couple . Has First Son ere broken. Howard. 133-47)4 JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — C O N V A L E S C E N C E R E S I D E N C E i 144(1. H a n f o r d , f l i . Former Justice of the I'esce I' u. 100Hi.Hfi l JTI I B A T A V E J. W. (July) Jones was plscPh, 1 1 1 - I H t eil on thtee yams probation R E W A R D for In f o rm a l Ion an d for attempting to run a lot­ w h e r e a b o u t * of m e d i u m i<*e W h i n i l # r m » n Hh ep h erd dog, tery anil was also ordered to answers i n "Tooky. ** le*et attend weekly meetings of eerti v ic in ity of llwndo raon leant. Paula 131-094). Alriihnlira Anonymous. Jones, originally charged Do you h«v* ■ drinking prob Dm. W r i t e P. O. Box 1*12, with accepting bribe, to allow Hanford. the lottery' to operate, plead­ ed guilty to the lesser charge J O H N . I' ll c o m * h o m o If y o u D i S h e e t and was sentenced by Crimi­ M*•In1 Hpecielt !■• Inetall a York sir cond iti on ing iy« nal Court Judge Han* TanDm 122- m i . iler. MARCIA Tantler said he look into •crotfiil the fart that Jonei 4. Beauty Care bad pleaded guilty and co-op­ H A R R I E T T * U e e u iy N o o k , erated with police investiga­ • o ft w a t e r , e v e n l n a app'l*. 104 Bo. O sh . I l l - S i l l . ______ tion! in the caee. Dog Bridesmaid ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — The president of Florida Presbyterian Collega applau­ ded "tha support of many in tha faca of opposition of tha few" who jtere withdrawn fi­ nancial palronaga to tha school due to racial raisons. College official*, confirmed that sevtra! patrons had with­ held financial support be­ cause three collega faculty members took part In civil lighU demonstrations a t Sal­ m i, Ala. / ■Trees (safer* ( iiia e e e CO M PLE TE LAWN C A nE L a n d e c a p l n g , B p r a y ln g . S o d d in g , r e a s o n a b l e r a l e * . P H IL L IP S LAWN SER V IC E I l l - I l l * a f t e r 1:1# p. m. - w eek . Ver y *rt»ail m i n i a t u r e . M a c k , Fr# fir In Poo d It. Fe- Donna Sawyers Wins Spell Bee *• GOTEB0RG, Swed.n (UPI) * — Sweden’s Princess Deslrea • gave birth to a eon. A spokes­ man for tha royal household ” aaid mother and- child wero .. doing fine. 'V ' Tha princaas la married to , Baroa Nicolas Slfver-Schiootd It Ja tha couple's first child, O F F E R I N G A tl F E C I A L S E R ­ PLU M BIN G AQUARIUMS 4 V I C E ? More t h a n < M 0 t r e a d ­ C o n tractin g R tp elra TROPICAL F i r i t er* *** n>* B a n fo rd H e r a l d lll a h a s t Q uality from th* Boot F R K B ESTIMATES c l a s s i f i e d ad * d a l l r - R a l e * ae R L HARVEY H a t c h s r l t t , Lowest disc ount lo w a* l l < p e r l i n e p e r d e r l ! • ( B a n fo r d Avo. prleao. I I a. a . • I a m.— 131-3113 D ie! l l l - l l l l o r m - l l t t a n d DAILT— FIN NT FRIENDS, p lae* r o n r a d t I Miles South a l S anford on 23. Pain ling Hwy. 1T-I1. Iv i BEAUTIFUL Ciirroll linker of the movies mill TV in Htarring with George Malmris in “Sylvia,” an adult entertainment film. Chariot Race 31. Musical Instruments 22. Plumbing Classified Phones 425-5938 CDR. AND MRS. G. William* cuU thc tradi­ tional birthday cake nt the American Legion 46th anniversary party of Dellnry Post 259. (Middleton Photo) 15. Special Services 8. Pets & Supplies TOi F R A N C E S T. ATEN, a a u n ­ r e m a r r i e d w id o w HI> No. t . 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Ohio w ife r i C T I T l O L B H AM * A eworn com plaint having 1402-n T e r e h l n g D riv e NOTICE IB h a r a b y g lv a n t h a t b een filed In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t P ereid lo I am t n g a f t d In h u a l n t a a In In a n d for S em in o le C o u n ty , San F r t n c l e c o . C a l i f o r n i a Remlnole County* F l o r i d a , u n ­ F l o ri d a , In C h a n c e ry , e n t i t l e d YOU A R E H E R E B Y n o tifie d d er l h a f l r t l t l o u a n a m e of. NuL IN V I L L E \ L L K N HMITII, flan, a n d t h a t 1 I n te n d to r e g la - t h a t a su it haa been filed P e t i t i o n e r , v e r e u i J A N IC E Kb t e r aald n a m e w i t h t h e C lerk a g a i n s t you aa D e f e n d a n t s In NORA SMITH, respondent, of th a C ircu it C o u r t . 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F t r i t . 121-5314 R E F R I G E R A T O R 11 f t . 3 -door F r o M f r e # e * c« p t to p W o r k . O K. T h l i la no Ju n k . C aih , 111-5515. ________ 51. Articles For Rent "YOU DIB1I It— W # h > v t U P AMERICAN RENT-ALL n il E H iaw atha, l l l - I U I R E N T A BED Itn lliw ir, H oapltll, B a b r nidi, br D ir. w aek, or lion 111. C A R R O L L '3 F U R N I T U R E 111 W. l i t _____________ 111*1111 60. Business Oppnrt. Oataw ay Te The W aterw ay Robson Sporting Goods l o u r XVINKUDE Dewier t a i - i - t E. l e t Fh. i l l - l l l l N E W MOON— Air C o n d i t i o n e d 3 Bdrra.. F a c t o r y R u l l t C a ­ 1)31 FORD BKTLINER. ra- 11* LARHON A l u m i n u m B o a t b a n a A c a r p a r t a . 1 : 3- 1 1 1 1 . t r a c t s b l i hardtop, radio, h e a t ­ in k i t c h e n , p a i n t e d In a n d II HT. E v ln ru d s E la c trla er, p. wer steering, needs o u t . L ik e n ew , l o r e . Lot In G a t o r T IH T r a i l e r , e x c e l l e o t transmlaalon 11)5. 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One R v droom QUAL I T M O B IL E HOMES o n 17-13. >« Mile N o r t h o r St. t i l t FORD a e la x le . one o w n ­ Mary. 17-11 S 333-3443 J o h n s R iv e r . C a ll 133-1114. er. factory air, b e s t i r , radio, P r e t ty 2 - b e d ro o m . 1 b a t h , b u i l t - ^forNurserihll^tei^^^^^^ M A JO R OH Co. h a s S e r v ic e S t a t i o n f o r lease, u o o d l o c a ­ OHEENBHA1R tio n , excellant o p p o r t u n i t y C h o ice l o t i a v a i l a b l e In O r e e n f o r q u a l i f ie d p e r s o n . F i n a n c ­ b r a lr of Loch A rb o r o v e rlo o k ­ ial a t a l e t a n n e A D e a le r T r a i n ­ ing go lf course. C u s t o m i n g a v a i l a b l e . Ph. 131-3151. b u i l d i n g t o y o u r s p a e l t lo e tlo n e. O r a e n b r a i r d e v e lo p e d by 71. Male Help Wanted K1NOB WOOD B U I L D E R S . INC. L I F E l n - u r * n c # a g r n t * . full o r 131-I0T4 p a r t t!m* o r r«*tlr#d. 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Co.. 403 P e c a n Ave. 333-3411. 113-1101 1440 H i a w a t h a a t 1T-I1 BE A U T IC IA N W a n t e d , C u t ‘S ' C u r l B e a u t y S hop Ph, 123 l>*>l or 122*4011, J i m m i e Co w an . 1-1 iii-e iii. Payton Realty COLD SP O T R i f r l t i n t o r 11 eu. ft., g o o d c o n d i t i o n . 133-I1M). 123. Boats A Motors 102. Mobile Homes - Sale 115. Auto* For S tic grrslD Mw*ch 24, 1965— Pago 11 95. Houses For Sale Don't forgst to tipi" CLASSIFIED INDEX 3 RD RM. T u r n . Apt. I Si. 201H Company E. l i s t St. R o b e r t A. W i l ­ 310 M a g n o l ia Pb. l i a m . 133-1)51. T o d a y 's b e e t b u y le t h i s s p e c le u e I B e d ro em . 3 B x t h h o m e F u r n . G a r a g a Apt,. w i t h lo v ely sc re e n e d p o rch. N I C E L T 1)13 B a n fo r d A v e . 333-1111. U s e h u l l t - l n R a n g e A Oven C o m p l e t e l y r e n o v a t e d In sid e (-U RN. 1 R d rm . D u p le x Apt. A nut. 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( 3 6 m o . s h o p p i n g d i s t r i c t . An o u t ­ o r r i r a : >22-3111 h a e I n a t l t u t e d a u l t a g a l n a t y ou r local trad * |r>n lo ou lr *tldl + * sta n d in g m odern, house for N l g h t a : 331-0700 '5 8 O l d a ( 8 1 3 baL (17 mo. 5 3 Desoto, Good Transportation *395 In th e C i r c u i t C o u r t of th e will a r * #r» #ftchang#, m U r g e fa m ily . A l o v t l y h o m e tll-0 4 4 1 2 Door Sedan. Automatic Trariarala- # g N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d rn n g # # tr#i1# on p r o p e r t y '6 0 I l o d g e ( 8 9 1 b al. ( 3 9 m o . p r i c e d a t 117.000 00. F i n a n c ­ 1434 P a r k D r iv e f o r S em in o le C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , th # U n ited aion, Hadio and IleaUr, White Finish 1 n r»> » h e r • In in g a r r a n g e d . ’58 V W (6 9 4 bal. ( 3 1 m o. t h e n a t u r e o f t h e a u l t la to S e v e r a l y t# t* or C a n a d a T e ll u# w h a t With Red Vinyl Interior. west a id s dttlrab lt f,,ratios* t h a t c e r ta in m o r t­ Lav* and vkhftt you you ’61 I t a m b U r ( 9 8 1 b a l . ( 4 8 m o . dw a i l i n g l o t i , o u t a l d a c i t y gage w hich encum bara th e v t i n l . M em ber o f tnrerwa* lim it* C i t y w a t e r a v a i l a b l e ‘8 9 F o r d ( 7 8 0 b t l . (3 8 mo. • hove d a e r r l b e d p r o p e r t y , eald T r ad « r* C lu b w ith Do tial H a t t r k t r d a r e a , p r ic e * r a n g * ‘60 l i i m b l c r ( 8 7 8 b a L ( 3 8 m o . p r o p e r t y b e i n g attumted a n d o v er S.000 in* rnh er offlc** f r o m 1 1,500.00 to fl.OUO.OO located In S e m in o le C o u n t y , '8 8 H o d g e ( 8 7 8 b a t . ( 4 8 m o . Iftirtitifi h n u l th# world, each. Convertible 8-12 Series. V-8, Auto- C * 4 F l o r i d a . You a n d e a c h o f y ou ‘88 F o r d (6 91 b a l . ( 3 3 mo. S e v e r a l w a t e r f r o n t lo t* on malic Transmlaalon, Ducket Seats, f l i a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o file '6 0 P l y m o u t h ( 7 9 9 b al. ( 3 9 m o . large clear w a te r lake. F airly Heater, Console, Clean, Low g ile . II y o u r A tiewer w i t h t h e C l e r k • Sedans p r i c e d a t 15,000 00. ‘86 L i n c o l n ( I I I b a l . ( 6 m o . of Ihe C i r c u i t C o u r t . In a n d for Now* la a g o o d t im e to i n v e s t age, and Lika New. J 3 3 4 ) ) l 1 )1 ) S F r e n c h • Hard Tops '88 C b r y i l i r ( 9 9 b a l . ( 4 n o . S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d In L a k t M e ry lots. W t h av e R e a l t o r • A p p r a i s e r • I o e u r o r ‘88 F o r d ( 4 8 3 b a l . ( I S m o. c arv e a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n V I C ­ • Convertibles t h e m f r o m |3 0o to 11.200,00 T O R E. WOODMAN, of t h a '87 O l d i ( 4 1 8 b a l . ( 2 4 mo. P A R K R I D G E — B U B -D IV IS IO N each . H o m e f i n a n c i n g a r ­ • HEN HOWLAND (General Mxr.) firm o f W l n d e r w e e d l e , H a l n e e • Station Wagons '87 V W (8 9 6 bal. (3 9 mo. I It.lrm 3 H t h . E n t r y F o jrrr. ranged. A W ard, l i t I’a r k A v en u e, 4 Wheel Drive, Top and Curtains, F a m i l y Itouro. R r a n k f a a t liar. '60 C o r v a i r ( 7 8 6 b a l . ( 3 8 m o . • HOB THOMAS (Saleti Mgr.) S o u th , W i n t e r P a r k . F l o r i d a . C o m p l e t e S e l e c t i o n B u i l t - In K i t c h e n , C e n t r a l Good Tires sad Good Conditio* ‘60 H i n a u l t ( 4 3 4 b a l . ( 2 4 m o . A t t o r n e y ! f o r P l a i n t i f f In t h e • FRANK URUNSON H e a l , D o u b le G a r a g e , C ity 59'» T h r u 6 4 'a Throughout. '37 B u i e k ( 5 8 3 b a L ( 3 1 m o . a b o v e a c t i o n , e g o r b e f o re t h e Real E e*att — f a iv r s a o c S ew er. 117. )0». Open Dally. • HOWARD HOOD t i h d a y o f A pril, t i l l , alee e ■rd * P a r k Ava .89 M e r c u r y ( 7 ( 3 b a t . (S S m o . $200 * $300 Down 111-1141 E v e n i n g ! (44-1711. D ec r e e P r o C o a fe e e e will be ’64 M e r c u r y ( 7 8 0 bal. ( 3 8 m o . • C. D. BROWN e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you . $40 • $60 Month ‘87 C h a v r o i t l ( 8 9 7 b a l . ( 3 1 m o . IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s • SAM SIMCOE '8 9 C h e v r o l e t ( 5 9 1 b a l . (31 m o . 100% M echanical be p u b l i s h e d In T h e S a n f o r d ‘8 8 C h e v r o l e t ( 8 7 3 b a l . ( 3 1 m o . H erald, a n ew e p a p e r published Guarantee — 30 Ogy* — 'SB D o d g e ( 6 9 7 b a L ( 3 3 m o . In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TILL 8 P. M. 1,000 M i l l * O n AU Mince aach w a e k f o r f o u r c o n s e ­ ‘8 5 O l d a M U b a l . ( 3 5 m o . cu tiv e weeks. Um 4 VW'g. '( 1 R a m b l e r ( 7 M b a l ( I I m a W ITN E SS th a h a n d o f the '8 6 O l d a ( 4 1 7 b a l . 1 25 m o . C lerk of th e C ircuit C ourt, Snlra — Parlg — Service '5 8 H e K o to 1463 b a l . 1 25 m o . P t t n l n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , t b l a Factory AuthorUcd Dealer *57 D o d g e 54 82 b a l . 1 26 m o . t h e l l h d a y o f M a rc h , 1)11. (SEALI '55 P o n t i a c ( 3 3 7 b a l 1 1 1 m o . A r t h u r t l. B e c k w i t h . J r , 1801 W. let St. — Sanford C lerk ef th e Circuit Court 8ANFORD AVBBy: M a r t h a T. V l h l a n , D. C. S o . U w y . 17-03 PKone 322-0614 W T R d erw ted ls. H a l n e e * W a r d O P E N E V E N IN G S t o r n i it 11 \ h i > i i i i ' i a m m i it Bnaford, FU. ^ 111 F a r k A venue. S o u t h Or MI 7-2330 S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a 122-4503 W in te r P ark . Florida SAM Old), i I V. U I*. 1.1 i h'Jll. P u b l i s h Mar. 10, IT, 14, 11, 1145 N a t i o n a l Rcpoaaeaalona Inc. CD K -4 * 53. Wanted To Buy Seminole Realty WIEILCDCDSUTE SO U T H W A R D customer browsing is a favorite old tradition on our <<£> lot! 322-5612 Legal Notice $100 DOW N FHA - VA HOMES TEMPORARY LOCATION 425-5938 2507 SO. PARK AVE. $100 DOWN Payton Realty 60 OLDSMOBILE FHA - VA ST E N ST R O M REALTY $100.00 DOW N 295 PINECREST FRIENDS YOU JUST ABOUT 59 FORD c HAVE BOB AT THE END OF HIS St. Johns Realty ROPE. GETTIN G V A - FHA HE IS REALLY WORRIED OVER Management N A T IO N A L *1395 and Sales Broker B A N K *1195 JIM H U N T 59 CHEVROLET 195 USED C A R S !!! Property 'POSSESSION 62 CHEVROLET 62 FORD *1395 REALTY 61 CORVAIR MONZA Many More To Choose From V w stemper agency GHI A Strickland Morrison, Inc. Seminole County Motors Ellinor Motor Co. 995 095 *595 HOLLER'S OF SANFORD 2507 SO. PARK AVE. IUI/ 322-0711 or 322-0861 322-1835 V ’v ’ , 1195 395 51 JEEP You’ll be Happier in a FORD from c4 63 COMET GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS Ball-Blair Agency 595 ) �- • ; : ................. 1 . 1 1 ^ *•» *<> » “Super-Right” IF VALUES ARE HARD TO COME BY,] WHY NOT.„ Smoked Short Shank f FOR GIFTS EVERYBODY UKES-START SAVING.. I THRIFTY Would 70a lik* to n e r v e d e lld o u * Mila dioh economically? It*« el* pie . . . . Serve a lean, flavor-rich “Super-Right" Picnic. 4 to i pound* 4 to 6-Lb. Average ol fin* oatlng. AsR u La Super-Right” Quality Western Beef CH UCK ROAST A TR Y! THE STOREWIDE VALUES WILL MAKE IT WORTH WHILE! "Super-Right” Chock Roaat* or* eat If jo u r birthday I* In March, don't forgot to renew your driver* llreme. tMty and packed with plenty of from apeclslly aelecled beef—th* kind that'* grnln-fed In LB. Steak STEW A&P Pkg. A&P Froten lluttrr Creme Irrd Devil* # k . FOOD CAKE 66' ■ CAP'N JOHN’S QUICK FROZEN FRIED t FANCY PLAID ALHACORE SOLID (STAMPS Ann Page 2-oi. bottle Vanilla Extract 39c ___________ March 2 7 , . ^ WHITE TUNA 29 49 PINK SALMON 29 EGG NOODLES SWEET PEAS 29 WHITE CORN 2 10 TEA NAPKINS 66' PACE FINE, BHOAI) OR EXTRA •Po*« 1. Each I.E SUEUR % WIDE tiii«|j|jn |:! |]itlft j?«_ •tv* y s v v MARCAL PASTEL ' . . Chcd-O-Uil mb. iijHmi?!; m American or Pimento CHEESE ■¥ III SPREAD n 2 7 Q ( g Loaf J -lliSi fvflg* Only PlalfStunpg . Get Fine Glftt Fitter DIM GO* I I I none rt* com taw t, lU U O UW | LARGE- ’ RIP e ” IUJERTo ” RICO FRESH hc. £uper M arkets « M |k * 4 « V FRESH FRESH i| I!■■•■!i' *Hi!T7!:tnrtrvrtT*rsttr!jTTT:!?i1sll: :ii G e u r a tu h tk t Ja A m EXTRA iliilii? .lilljp' •iiiiiiiii* HijjillllSh. Aged Sharp Chcdder Cheertc Hi. 76c jIHijjp W lannul n e- f ’ It Aitan lL i FRESH I • %w rhrae Price* Effective In Hanford Store Only Price* In Thla Ad Ar* Good Through Saturday, March 17, PinncrMt Shopping Center — Hwy. 17-92 At 27th St. FANCY LARGE CRISP FIRM hied. Bars ■ Facial * Soap Facial Soap ■ * * ' • '- a 3 $1 FO R STAMPS 2 Can* of Sultana Butter IsiMMK III.U I t Bean* 2 1-lb. can* 29c March 27 J-27-63 LIQUID Similac ; • *■ 1-Lb. Can Diet Delight Uquld . h - • 4 ‘‘c.°: 89- WHITE HOUSE INSTANT DRY 20 Qt. *1.2S MILK ALL BRANDS CARTON *2» CIGARETTES i A&P WHOLE PEELED 2 V™. Cana 49 Aerosol Can Rolls , . * L a CAN Fruit Cocktail .0 0 2 ? SAVE AT A&P 7-Dx. 0 0 c Cana Lysol Spray LB. Family ^ 0 c Tube Toothpaste 19 SPECIAL! Lge. 0 0 c Bromo Seltzer 39 LB. H EA D 3 PTS. ORANGE JUICE 15 43c 1Maple Syrup 47c 69c Mr*. Filbert* 39 - 12 o*. 29c Whipped Margarine 1 Ib. Sic Puffin Biscuits 8 or. 10c Morton'a Froxen _ „ _ . Donuts Ocean Syray Cranberry Juice Cocktail 15-Os. Waierleaa Hand Cleaner Nnblace Spoonelx* 4 0*. sh«w«i wh«, 59c Boraxo . QT. 14 OZ. CAN 89 4-Os.l Diet Delight Imitation Nqblec* * 12-0*. Vanilla Wafers BoL A&P SWEET OR UNSWEET RIPE 1 ' E X T R A PLAID CREST ICEBERG 20-Oz. Assorted Colon Pkg. Of 25 <®> jjt 2 STAMPS I . . . J w .u .a. JAX. March 27 3-27-65 CALIF. » Reg. B a n *‘For Dishwashera” E X T R A PLAID SPECIAL A&P 71c fM y "All" 71c Fruit Cocktail 29c Sweelner ^ 45c Gala Towels 47c Windex Ivory Soap 2/21c Camay Soap 2/23c (Cascade i 25c Breeze 25 @> Apricots RED Diet Delight Southern Delight Cinnamon Detergent 8c Off Label I lelergent 10c Off GlanLPkg. Pkg. Of 8 Giant Pkg. Rolls 21 3.27.M r ' * " " — .7 7 “ ' i S u lta n a B lic k e y * | Pea* 2 1-lb. can* J'AsL&hJjuuJtA a n d (JsqsdaJbl& A! WASHINGTON E X T R A PLAID, j — YOUR CHOICE! PINEAPPLE DELICIOUS APPLES ASPARAGUS LETTUCE STRAWBERRIES isml — KERNEL NAPKINS OR STAMPS | ——— STAMPS I O ur Own VNM M J Looae T e a 1-lb. t>kg. &1.05 \ _ 1 PKG. OF 70 ‘ H iilfc 50 ®> • YOUNG TENDER* WHOLE E X T R A PLAID, Sanalac Nonfat [Dry Milk 10 qt. pkc. »9c { March 27 3-27-65 12-OZ. CANS — .tnintlfRtmtttnll.— m in VERY 1-lb. 8-ox. c a n 1 Stew 39c JAX. March 27 3-27-63 *«•* Iw| iau)«a »•* “v*<mtU i 1-LB. CAN 1-Lb. 8-Oz. s i SUEUR 50 @ 1-LB. PKG. LE E X T R A PLAID I O AHH Mttai cCw*o« ea«avM*aMm J B ru m w ick 1-LB. CAN ANN 50 ® g COLDSTREAM Jane Parker Delicious Jo h m o n 'a J Klcar 1-pt. ll-o i. ran 9Rc” j ^ ,___ March 27 3-27-63 7-OZ. CAN J A&P Froiri roien llullrr Crrmr lerd Cotomit j&t 'H is , CAKE 3-27-6S STAMPS “SUPER-RIGHT” PURE PORK S.C. BULK "SUPER-RIGHT* PLATE 12-O x. • J^ r COFFEE CAKE Johnson'* 1-qt. 11-or. can Q Q Q g Glo-Coal 11.49 JAX. Cap'n John'a Quick Froien FLOUNDER PLAID A&I* All Butter | Ik Gride “A” Quick Froxen Long l»l*nd •'SUPER-RIGHT SHOULDER SW ISS Pkg. EXTRA PLAID | sim s lb 69 BACON 2 .9 7 Spare Ribs ib.49 5 0 EXTRA ib. 79- DUCKS -ib. 39 Fillets £ 2 -8 9 ib. 19‘ BlastLinks ib59‘ Fish 5Sticks -59 0 EXTRA ROAST 11-0*. PECAN ROLLS 4 3 ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED “SUPER-RIGHT* BONELESS CHUCK ^ **•%*.*■*» utiieaa you bake your own. nothing can • “r-\-*£:& pass A&P'e new froten baked food*. M*d* ’■ic-is&Sj.. of th* fin* Ingredient* you’d n»* youraelf— Baked with laving care, then froien—fre*h from th* oven—to rapture *11 the rich flavor for you. Why not Uk* home one of «neh? You r*n, you know. Rerauie their glorlou*. oven-fre»h flavor leeta for months In your V';:'vx';: freeier. (If you cen keep them that tong) s•#&% A&P Frnern All Duller Caramel NOV/ Bona Juicy-tender. nouriihment. NEW! A&P Frozen Baked Foods th e Peannt Patch Peanut Butter qt. 55c Morton’* Froien Breed Dough 12 oz. 39c 48 og. 49c u oz. I*, j s s j a r « >. ^ , i J5 Se e ttle 12 o*. 37e Facial Tissue 200’s 27e *• I. �> v It o •* # -» Which Has Fewest? Two American dentists are rushisg to Egypt to fill a cavity. An anthro­ pologist is rushing with them, be­ cause the hole is not in anybody’s tooth but in our knowledge of hu­ man history. The dentists are from the Universty of Michigan, the anthropologist from the University of Pennsylvania. They plan to take X-rnys and meas­ urements of the facial bones and teeth of long-dead Nubians, a people 'w ho appeared in Egypt about 2000 B. C. c* \ O • I f ) 0 } WASHINGTON (NEA) — Two of lha mull eagerly • waited hooka on the public Irfe of th» late President John F. Kennedy inrlude one by Theodore Sorensen, his special counsel, and another by three other aides —Ken­ neth O'Donnell. I.uwrenc* O'Brien and David Power*. The latter three will con­ centrate pretty much on Kennedy’e political doings, while the thoughtful Sorensen will range across his years in thr Senate and White House. Says a friend who knows these budding historians: • • AtUmnnte Spring* Mr*. Julia Barloa 838-1318 Baar Laka-Foraat City Hr*. Maryann Mila* 838-3178 Caasrlbarry Mr*. Janr I aaaalbarry 838-5048 Chuluota Mra. Juan Magi* 365-3742 Hr Bar) Mra. Juhn t/vona 668-1883 Deltona Mra. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Geneva Mr*. JnApn Hay* 349-4173 <r ■ 7' *As 1 get it, Kenney, I.arry nnd Dave will he pulling Ken nedy down off the intellectual perch Ted is putting him on." Vice P r e s i d e n t Hubert Humphrey has been making a lot of self-deprecating re­ marks lately ns he talks about the modest rola his­ tory has assigned to vice presidents. Maybe he'd like to burlaw n leaf from the late comedian Fled Allen, who made a spe­ cialty of demeaning vice presidents and who said: ‘‘A vice president is a bit of executive fungus that Entrrprtie Mrs. Ritchie Karri* 86X 5834 668 4604 l.ake Mary Mr*. Franrra W riter 322-6219 Lake Monroe Mra. II. 1.. Jnhnaoa 322 4721 Longwood Mra. Donna Kates 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby 322-6195 Ostrrn Mra. Clarrnce Snyder 322-48(1 Ovlrdo Mra. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 grows on desks exposed to cunfe fence." Addiessing a group of the country's lending business­ men, Postmaster General John Gronouski noted "1 dare say this is a unique experience for you gentle­ men—probably being the first time you have ever listened willingly to a man with an annual multimillmn dollar cost-revenue gnp.” Nnrlh Virl Nam's Ho Chi Mink has Spent a good deal i,f time in bidding the reputa­ tion of a generous leader who shares the hardships and joys of Ins people. An American reporter once noted that Ho was unusually quirk fo offer a rtiimpled park of foul-tasting local rig u n ties to any and all visitms Vet when "Uncle Ho" himself lit up. the reporter iidde.l, his hand crept to an inner pocket where he had Mashed a [auk of American smokes. When Sen Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, announced the other day that 37 senators would co-sponsor his “Intergovern­ mental Co-operation Act . of IIMJS,” observer* speculated that a record for ro-sponsora hod turn set. Digging into the record books, though. some one lug the A met nu n / v* 1K "• ■'V . h a R a n a l a i r m a l a r i a , , aaa>* a r a d t t r i u i a L . a ' t a l a i d l t l a a a f T b a S a o t w r d U a r a l d w a y ba r a p r a d u a a a in a a y n i a n a a r w ith* a a t s r r l t t a a p a r m l s a w n a f t b a p u b l l a b a r 1 T b a M a ral* . A ay l a d l v l d u a l a r f i r m r a a p a a i l b l a f a r a u e h r a p r o a u c t l a a w i l l ba c u u a l a a r a * a a l a f r i n g i a g u a T b a t i a r a i d ' a a u p y r r g h t a i d w ill ba A ll* L a b i a l a g d i m a a a a a a d a r l b a u w . t if » T* ( .1 l. t end of It the British govern­ ors were ready to talk term* on Independent* for India. Dr. King has told u* In hi* writings how deeply the Gand­ hi experience has influenced his actions in the Southern civil rights campaigns. Possi­ bly to guard against failure, he has minimized his hopes of the turnout for the SelmaMontgomery march. "Two or three thousand," he estimates. Clearly he hopes and pray* for many, many more, and for the walla against voter registration to come tumbling down at the end of the road. The latter Is far from likely. Presently, the outlook In Congress , at predicted In thla column a few week* ago, la that as the result of the recent violence in Selma a stronger voting rights bill will pass Ibis year. Enforcing it will (till he another thing. * ART SUPPLIES & if Msrlin Is on the serge of "But if they got a divorce, a dlvorre. Hr wonders if then our pals would soon find thst wouldn't lie belter for out that our Daddy ami Mother don't live together!" his young rhildrrn thsn to Will you feuding parents subject thrm to constant PI.EASE heed this universal bickering and family quar­ plea of children? rels. Itrad the data below' Youngster* inn stand n and then learn how to re­ great deni of family feuding build a hupps marriage, if they are reassured that esrn if it seems In hasr such quarrel* will blow over turned to ashes, fur ans nnd not lend tn n permanent two people of asersge I CJ sepninlions of their parents. CAN do so! Besides, you parents ran CASK V-4 15 Marlin T. , teliuild your former tommlcr aged 38, is a successful exec even out of its present nshe-, I if you will resolutely make utivr. "Hut my home life is r your loom the Captain nnd failure,*' he piotc-tcd. glum never pel mil your unruly emotions lo mutiny. iy There is an axiom of |■ayanti I are nn * My u i f r totfrlhi'r. VVr thology which yuu quarreling lonji^r happy ilto find it tlurraiingly dif­ I married folks should ntrinorficult to communicate with i e nod recite every morning oii.l every night. in ch ot hi t “ Jan 'l lin o ii*c ih# only sen*tide jodution. Hr. < rmir* " F u r wr have three rlitl* dren no wouldn't il he hvlti-r ft»t t In m if they rouIII mold our pn *i rit itltiinf{dirte of discoid it rid hostility ?" I.et’s answer Mur tin's In "l query fust. On mu in net unions I lu tv intri vir uctj the child ron in homes whit'll wen* on tin* vert:* of divorce. And these youniritcis nh most mtiiitaldy voted iii'Mim*! divot it “ Di ('Nine/* they would confess, “we hute to have Daddy ami Mother fusion*: all the time* “ But we'd ruUier have that tlian to see them get u di­ vorce. "For nur playm ates don’t know they aie quarreling so much. I rental h'.uHirtl ■till AIM • 1 pRlattMh cmi •ft '" S f r o x f r r t o w t fHOMt *414411 1U lost ROIIHSOH oflUtootfU. H o le is how It le a d s : If I go th ro u g h tlu pro p­ er M il I IO N S . 1 w ill soon he l in lo feel tiie cot resp o nding K M O T IO N S !" - '1 hot is one id Hie haste Medicare Bill Expansion Eyed WASHJNHTO.N (l.’FJJ I hr Hmisi* witiv* i..?illU i l l ui' w» h g»U niewn* **V|n*<ti'f| In In ttitlwy on Icyislti l it»n to iiiuvtilu a m u d k H l in *ur liner |»r«f|ji «mi for tli« i r )y Itrouilcr tliun the one ir* tjUintc<J hy J'intidrni Johnson. *1 h r r i m m i l t t r r c m n p l t t i t l » tlruft piM|'Of*sl of the hitt« hi|fh f*u Jnhni4«m‘A prior­ ity Imt. a fter i n week* of C'IommJ ms-aions wtli mlmimJl pfovitjcs for « rtmqrul inry )in»pit«l in#uninrr plan finNM< nj hy Social S w u n t y . kuitR tinn s t nljcfj “ MftliruM'," it ml h j*il |*| >Itatn c 111it I vclufUni y progrum l« civ* i dfMlfir l*illf It ilio inrlu'lfp * »#v#n p*"i rent Inkr in Sot-in I Security I>umf i U Mini n irrncnil! up ifiMdiiij; of nil Imiu? fit* now- ptftid umlrr existing frdcrsl-rUte wclfsrc pro* grsms. jvV;f ......... * •* a <1»7•* •**-•*» SANF □ WO. f LDKIUA , truths of human psychology, •o heed it T Vou ran not control your emotions directly, for they nr# produced hy secretions of elands. Hut you ran exert volun­ tary control u\er your skel*tnl m udes! And these muscles inrlude your \ imh| runts! S«i fo rte yourself to offer your mate a compliment in­ stead of n hitter jibe. Oh* you may need to clench your teeth to compel your* ’telf lit utter thiit compliment. Hut do it anyway. |,el your bruin he Cupiitiii! 1 he shock of your romp)I* m i n t may almost cause your wife to faint, for you fighting fnillilea are linnetu.* torm-d to the "Com|diluent f l u b " tech­ nique. Hut it produces miracles, liteially. and is one of the 'quickest ways to salvage h a p ­ piness out of what looks like 2i sin e divorce. I For Ihe sake nf your kid* ] tiles, as well as your own happiness m old age, you should f o i l i n ' inn rnony to \ ttii i uia i i nigt% A tt th r way you’ll like to he and soon you will he the way you a tt! To help salvage a happy home, send for the titHJ*point " Tests for iiiiod llusloinds ami Wives," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 1M cents. r\ v* (Aiwa)* write to Hr. Crane in rare of this newapaper, enclosing a long mtamped, addressed envel* ope and 20 cent# to cover# tilling and printing rowta when >«»u send for one of h i s IwHfklets-) jvtNito.o let linician*. in#liinnn , „ •v 7 OVER .15 YEARS At Firat & 1‘almrtlo (Alnngaitlr old pwt ut(lrr) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Berts HONEY J u s t tell us how m uch you need lo pay old bills, for hom e im provem ents, ca r repairs, for all your se a ’ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Cash 1m 24 R « # ii 1170 00 168 00 770 00 31700 437 00 697 00 u*««Mr PltMoll » 700 1100 1300 1800 24 00 37JX) FAM ILY Jabez hit the jackpot for a free tankful of gasoline! Jabez claims nothing Is perfect, even Atlantic's Red Ball Dealer Service. He waited years for an Atlantic Red Ball dealer to forget something. Today, Jabez triumphantly complained that his windshield hadn't been cleanedl And Red Ball Dealer Service—exclusive with Atlantic—Is so good that if the dealer ever forgets to clean your windshield, weather per­ mitting, or offer to check your oil, your gasoline purchase is freel So Jabez got his free gasoline and proved his point: Atlantic's Rad Ball Dealer Service is only about 99 99/100?$ perfect. But we're getting there. ^ Tba Atlantic habnlng Company 1*14 Tailoyrand Arano*. JaUsoni-lla, Florida 3U 0* I • it #! ■u' • it " .■ ■ ■■■ • ■ '• 7. fv' t . .■ * .• a with Governor George Wallace suggest that law and order will be enforerd in Alabama. It remains to be seen what happens when Dr. Martin Lu­ ther King's army marches on its route from Selma to Mont­ gomery. But the likelihood Is that the presence of law offi­ cers and the ever present TV eye will assure comparative­ ly safe conduct for those In Ihe line of march. As we watch this pilgrim­ age, it may be interesting to remember what Dr. King has declared was his Inspiration for this entire "non-violent re­ volution." As ajoung man Martin Kin; took' as his hero the Indian Nationalist leader Mahatma Gandhi. In 1930 Gandhi scored whal was possibly the final decisive victory in the winn ing of Indian independence from Great Britain by Icadins a massive "m arrh lo the sea " Gandhi's march was no pid­ dling 50-mile, walk—the dis tance from Selma to Montgom­ ery. He lead the way on a VKV mile trek in protest against the tax British colonial rulers had imposed on that baste com­ modity, salt. Gandhi's 500-mile march took weeks. In the course ot it more than 100,000 people LOANS UP TO $600 h a t a ia d aa aacaod c i l i a a i a i t i r c-ctu air i l , I b l l a l tba P s a i o f f tea at b a a fa rd , f l o r i d * . uadar tba a c t a t C a a s ra s a at M arch. 1. t i l l . —T 1... • The firmness of his dealings joined the procession. At th« Worry Clinic 1 <1 I vCS^' Dr. Crone’s Miinivmary which uas m. spnnanrrd by all 100 arnnlnrs Amazingly enuugh, this I wnt never passed hy the Sen ale. I o alt ail, ihe Scimte adopted the HuUs* of Repre­ sentatives xersmn This nrllcin, however, left Pagu 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., March 24, 19G5 a lundmntk of some sort. Approximately 00 flags a SStl.Ttn A. (aIKLOW, KUIIOK t s u Pl'Kl.lltiKH rniSH VOI-TOLIXK, CSsaalaltaa - Rraaral Maaaa.r day fly over Ih* U. S. Cap­ PAIL SKOUKSHIItg ROUERT ALEIAXDEU itol. Each is run up for a few A.soc.al. A* **r tlalr* Dlra<*« minutes of glory, then hauled EHEll VAX PELT down and delivered In a con­ Managing Editor RUT nREKN Duma WILLIAM* AdvancingManager gressman or senator'* office The main tenet nf Gcslalt ■oeltir Editor iasui anoKMAKKM for distribution to * school or psychology Is that an analyDOTTIR ACS TIN sis of parts, however thor­ constituent. city I Cdiiar Raalaaas Maaaa.r Maitfir After *n abnormal drlay in ough, cannot provide an un­ Jt'OV WKLLI ERKD WILL* C»aaty Sdltar MtaAaataai Rapt. the delivery nf one flag, an derstanding of the whole. A ■ILL VIXCKXTT irata congressman's aide soap b u b b l e , for example, has a s t r u c t u r e which im­ Staff I’hcuagrapbar phoned tn speed things up. poses certain characteristics He was assured that a page fu b tla b a d d a lly a io a p i S a tu rd a y , Su nday aod C h rtatm a a; pub* on each part of the film com­ boy was "on the way over posing it. C h a n g e s of one llabad S a tu rd a y p/ac«« 4 .n g C h ris tin a * . ■L'S*CRIPT10M HATE* now." part result In d r a m a t i c H a m * D « llv * r y I I , H.,k change of the entire struc­ He sighed: "They'll promise us any­ ture. lly Mall tHMINOLK COL XT V A L L U T U K It M A IL thing, but never giv* us ‘our C I • 1r<l*M*<* Irtlia.Ka i l l Wssk IMS t T*ar III- * * l t i l l page'." 4 s* I Maatba I I I « M aatba SI* 1 Maatba ■M 1 M aatba I N | Maalh 1-N l M aalh p. S Postal R lfslstliM *ra<Ida tb it alt a a ll a a b a c rip tia a s bs C ’lumie.ij 1L ' u t c U h . U n c . paid la advaaea. — lb a m ra ia ta a a i a i w at tba Us u m s-raaa wbtefe ia aa* lllls* sscluaivaly ta tbs usa far rapubllcallaa at all tba laeal 11*1 prlptad ta tbia aawaaaptr. The goveminic body of Bri­ tish *orrer has come to thr rricue of fan-har*»srd refer­ ee* with (tern rule* that ievrrrly punish bad language, ineluding "dissent and petti. Inner." Baseball umpires, take note. Tni-llnnd, Ore., man with one small aon wa* about to trade In Ilia car for a com­ part model when his wife save birth lo gundruplet girls. He's now besieged by italiou wagon salesmen. ,. • • * After Junior «*w a televi­ sion allow about tuna fishing, he pratrrei! Dad to tell him how they get thoae big fish into the itsy-bitsy can*. ■ 0 ... ©1|t ( Barbs • 0 Our love for God is tested by the question of whether we seek Him or His g if t s — Ralph W. Sockman, 19th century author. 4 iV Therefore I tell you, whatever you nsk in prayer, believe that you re­ ceive it, and you will.— Mark 11:24. Herald Area Correspondents # 9 Thought For Today Political Notebook 0 WASHINGTON — There it now reason to believe that the Selma crisis can be contain­ ed. President Johnson'* strong and timely speech to Congress on the urgent Deed to insure voting rights for all promptly moved most erf the pickets oft the White House aidewalk and brought a majority of Demo­ crats and Republicans in Con gress to his aide on the issue. of Castro's book and have Commun­ ist missiles installed in Indonesia. But then, Sukarno has thrown in his lot with the Red Chinese in pre­ ference to the Russians, and any missile orders placed with Red China would be rnther slow in being filled nt this time. Castro at least had the good sense to stav in the U.N., even if he has made himself an outlaw in the West­ ern Hemisphere. Sukarno, however, is apparently trying to outlaw the whole world. The decisions of a dictator, no mat­ ter how skilled he mny be in the art of opportunism, are not easy ones. Bruce Biossat— Roy Cromley <\ King & Gandhi The urgency is because the Nile River, backing up behind the Aswan Dam, is beginning to flood the anci­ ent burial grounds of the Nubian^ nnd the Egyptian government has di­ rected that all borrowed Nubians be put back before the waters reach the graves. The scientists later plan to make the same studies with modern Nu­ bians to discover what dental chan­ ges 40 centuries muy have wrought in the human phiz. Sukarno - Mad At World? What safe target will President Sukarno have to pick on when he fi­ nally drives all American interests— diplomatic, economic and private— out of Indonesia, as he seems intent on doing? Fidel Castro, another international troublemaker, at least has the advan­ tage of the proximity of Cuba to the United States. This geographical fact alone Is an embarrassment nnd pain in the neck for Uncle Sam. But Indonesia, though a fnr larger country, is a lot farther away. Its t h r e a t s nnd nibbling ngression against neighboring Malaysia seem more a problem to Britain than to the United States. Like Castro, whom he seems to be emulating, Sukarno has just seized American-owned rubber plantations in Sumatra and is making noises about closing down all U.S. Informa­ tion Agency offices. When there are no more business­ es to expropriate nnd no more librar­ ies to throw stones at and no more U.S. ambassadors to heckle, the next step may be to take another leaf out Helen Fuller Soys That'll Learn Him—or Will It? FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford 110 South Magnolia Street........... .. FA 2-4612 �d * rr* ~r* *' "l,~' ■i «-^*« * Ojm fnrh Pnsrc 2-A—March 24, *65 V rn tB (DsuoUx d ear Annvi Mr «ir« and I have h#*n arguing far a ll months ovrr how old a girl ihnuld bi lo |o nut with W a alona a t night Th* girl la 14 and I aar ■ah*'* boyrraiy, but har mothar aaya aha li normal. Any halp you ran give wa along thla llna will ba appraclatad. Thank you. A FATHER DEAR FATHER) If tha girl makaa good gradaa In arhool and la matura tn har behavior, thara la no raaaon why tha ahouldn't data on fiacoby I s ■ By Abigail Van Buren : Onfihidys Ona fataa-card which la apt, NORTH 34 to aiploda In your fact la tha *49 laid of fifth baat Inataad of ¥ QB« fourth haai In an altampi to ♦ AQ7I fool darlarar. On tha olhar * J 1097 hand whan It la apparant WERT M W - iv A Alois: A 97 4 from tha bidding that your V A 10 ¥ J ! 8 B3 partnar ran’l hold anything AJ BB AI OBI to ba fnolad with you may A K83 All want to fool darlarar. ROUTII (11) Wait haa 19 high rard AKJt pulnla and tha opponent!1 hid* ¥ Ki a A K9 3 ding h n Indlratad that thay AAQ64 hold at laait 96 io that W ait Both vulnrrabla will h art lo dtfand almnat Meath Waal North root single-handed agalnat a Ihraa 1 N.T, Faaa 3 N.T. I’aaa no-trump contract. I’m I'i u Jill flva-card apada ault of. Opanlng lead—A 3 fora an attractlva laad and thara li no raaaon why ha I hava a flva card ault. Irraapactlra of which apada ahould not opan tha dauca and runraal tha fart that ha doaa | ha open* South will win with U)c Jha Nothing makaa the woman of tb* 1960a faal quit* to guil­ ty u t Serving har tmaband hla fav­ orite high calorie dinner. (If SHE doaan't watch hit waistline, who wiUT) Being loo weak to turn down tb* goodiei aervad by the"hoatea* at a ladlai* tea. (Ilow many guoala who take nothing but black coffee are watching bar?) Using the car, haraalf. when * teen-aged member of the family want* It. (Will aurh deprivation make him hate hi* molberT) Having no Idea when ahe'U get that ehoehox full of trad­ Jean Krieck Bowls A 243 Jean Krieck had a big 943 gam* lo help tha Pietro Man­ ufacturing team grab one win from the . llowa Ttra Shop team In tha Sandspure Lea­ gue. She had a MO total for har aatlas and even with Edith ZeulP* 164 game and klartom Farella'a ITS they could hold back the strong Haw* Ttra Shop team of MarIlya Ferguson with 179.306. Sue Jackson with 193 490, Helen Padgett with 1TB 479 and a good 186 game by Dot­ tle Austin. St- Johnls Realty took thraa points from Chapman Block* a* Jan* Adc«cV rolled a IKS BIS, Jean Monroe shot • ITS game and KHanor Anderaon a IS-' Maxtna leh r was high collar far Chapman with a 4Si aerie*. O K Ttra Shop continued their Baa full­ ing with a four gama win ovar tha Alley Cat* ta kaap their ft rat place spat. Pat Bobbin* shot a 170 4U .and Dot Johnson hit a 1*6 471 ta aat tha pace- Colleen Wlnahtp a t s t a r t two hirert teal |U games. Pryor's Iniutan-a s p i l l with Batty Annans Mali styling with Juaalta Baird leading Pryor's with a 110 47! amt Hsian Kaatla tossing a ITJ gam* far Bally Ann*'*. Lea*tag's Transfer won all four from Powell's lnsuranee aa Non* Hines tolled a 460 asm Wa and IWikl* Owens shot 19* 434. Mary Ana Williams and Louisa Hesfwtd ganged tip an Edith's Beauty Salon laam with »t* 436 and t t t / 6 U respectively as they took Muve yomW. A to her) without having to b* nagged T .1. la ahe a reaper!ful and honest child! Or doe* ah* talk bark and do thing* on the aneak! If ahe ran paaa tha above miuirementa, I’d aay aha la mature enough to date. • •e e DEAR ABBY: Our aon, who la In tha ssrvlre over* eeae, eent ua a beautiful dla* mond engagement and wed­ ding ring le t and aaked ua pita** to give the engage­ ment ring to hit girl, and tn hold the wadding ring un­ til he geta home next fall, My huaband and frirndi think that wa ihould keep both tha rlnga, wait until our inn returns from over­ sea* and l*t him glv* tha girl the rlnga hlmaelf. I don’t know what we ahould do In a rase Ilk* thla and would very much appreciate your advice. , MIDWEST MOM DEAR MOM: Follow your aon’a Instruction* and give hla girl the engagement ring. Of course, shell mils the klea that usually goes with It. Rut I am aurr ahe'd rather have a kisa-lrsa en­ gagement than non* at all. • • • DEAR ABBY: Recently we went out and left our 13.year-old aon nnd 11-year* old daughter alone In our home for the evening. It was tha f ln t time we bad ever left them without a sitter. We gave them instruction* on what to do in rate of By Oswald Jacoby the quern In dummy and finaaia tha jack of eluba. West will taka hit king and laad another low apada. South will win and run the ta il thire eluba. W rit ahould dlarard tha tan of haarta and Eaat tha thraa of haarta and hla laat apada. At thla point darlarar will hava to deride between the lead of three round! of dla* mnnda In hup# that tha ault will brrak nr the attempt to fat up a heart trick. Diamond* do brrak 3-.1 and tha diamond play will work, hut If South I* fooled by the falat lead at trick one h* will try the heart lead wheraupon W rit will taka the ac* of lieatta and three ipadea. C don te: By Ruth Miiiett ing etainpa parted Into book*. (They haunt her.) Having her flrtt grader'* teacher aand her a not* laying lltal he hain't gained accept­ ance by hla peer*. (Good he*, van*, what's lo lierome of the poor ktd? And It mual ionic, how be her fault.) Having a teen age daughter accuie her of being old fash toned. (She know* *he li try­ ing to be e good mother, but la aha?) lotting a child walk to arhool on a rainy day. (What will the other mother* think of herT) Turning down an Invitation to Join a woman'! orgsnlis- fir*. We also told them not to answer the door If any­ one rang the bell. And we left the telephone number of the place where we would be in ease thay wanted to rail ua for any raaaon. We have been crttlclxed to much by relative* for leaving those children alone th at I fast terrible. I would ap­ preciate an answer in tha column. Thank you. MRS. "M" DEAR MRS. "M": In my opinion, your relatives had no ground* for criticism. • *• • DEAR ABBY: Thla la for “CAN’T SIGN MY NAME": The man who moHated you will more than likely try It on another lit­ tle girl. I am aura you wouldn't want that to hap­ pen. Dear child, pleas* In­ form the STATE HIGH­ WAY PATROL of the altuatlon, and do it fait. Wa are here to help you! PATROLMAN: T E X A S HIGHWAY PATROL DE­ PARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY • e • Problem*! Write tn AB­ BY, Box 69700, Loa Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hate to write letters! Send one dollar to Abhy, Box 69700, Los Angel**, Calif., for Abby’i booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA81ON 8." tion. (Any club—ANY organ. Iiatlon.) Learning that abe i* THE mothar who kept the third grade from being 100 per cent In the PTA memberihlp drive, or Parent* Back to School Night, or whatever. (She li aurw aha muit be an unnatural mother for one* forgetting to aend her dollar, o.* her batch of cooklei, or to 'aka herself to a meeting ihe somehow neglected to note on her calcoder.) Jm t knowing that ail th« while ihe ii laying, "No, d u "1 have been askrd to be the son al your hair dtetsex's. ling, no, mother wishes you top speaker at the April meet- Y'ou hava always worn the wouldn't do that," what ahe lag of our combined clubs for clothes that played up your would really like to do U turn "pretty" look, but now chanf* her little darling over her knee. women. I have nothing to say that. Wear beautiful fabrics really and am surprised that they have avked me. I did but plain In styling. Simple soma bard work but am no elegance will add to your new speaker. How can 1 go about "look." "My husband and I must refusing!— C. C." attend a formal dinner. Can Y'ou csnnol refuse with grace 7:30-9 pm . (CBS. Mr. Ed rosy Rob. He baa to find out he go in a dark business suit! “Ed's Contact Lenses." Van­ who and what Bally'a my* am), therefore, you must go 1 have a simple but long black through with It. The tromen ity, vanity, thy .junta is terloua new boy friend la. The who know you evidently think hrocade dress —Kate " No—your husband would feel horasl Whin someone pukes whole adventure become* a you have something to say fun at Ed'* eyeglass**, he grave undertaking aa Rob not Y'our "hard work" should, much out of place. Ho should Insists that Wilbur buy him only learns who he Is, bul most probably, be the theme dress in a dinner suit. contact lenses. And when Ed unearths a dlsconreitlng fart ol your talk At what did you "I am beginning to want to insists, man, doe* he ever In­ work hard? Just tell them dsnre When 1 attend classes, sist. There's a visit to an aliout hint which he's afraid about It, and simple words are should I we*•■ a dinner dress! optometrist, who r a n t bellfva to tell Sally. However, Sally vary effective Have a smart I am fifty —H." No, w» ar a simple but be­ hi* eyes when he a*** hi* pa­ display! surprising fortitude and flattering outfit, he sure tient. The eye eperlallst be­ when ah* learna the truth and you look "right" and then for coming dress Remember, you gin* to think he needs glasses seems perfectly capable of get yourself J.irt "talk" to are taking lessons, no*, attendIng a ball. or mayI-* a psychiatrist. Lot* burying the affair. Cute. P-ll p.nt. (NBC) Wedne*. the club women from your Tomorrow — Why Hesitate! nf funny dialogue. heart !:»0.p pm . (NBC) The day Night Movl*. “The Last "I hava very white skin, 9 —% 949 nn Virginian. "Farewrell To Hon­ Voyage" (Color). Suspense pure white hair and blur ayes at *** when a liner, making esty." (Color) Warning) that I look like a plaster doll, and n*<4 v#-«#%**** title It a pun, aon. Rut this Ita last trip, ls rucked hy an alwaya have When young. I exploalon. The captain, played I# no comedy, It find* on* wa* thought to ba 'pretty ' hut lone, brae* Virginian battling hy Georg* Sander*, knows a now. it my maturity, 1 ju»t tha force* of corruption aa decision to abandon ship look foolish H«w can 1 overesrml-lifled by • town hoaa. would ruin hi* rarear but he come this look!—Mrs. H." played by Richard Carlton, In haa to save tha 1,500 pas­ Well, Just so you do not look the sort of rol* usually re­ senger*. Robert Stack and or act like a "plaster saint", Doiothy M atone play a mar­ served for Robert Emhardt. you ean change your look The V 1 r 1 1 n I a n probably ried couple trapped In a state­ You could hava your hilr rtnsroom with thatr young daugh­ wouldn't aland a chance in an ed with color, or change your hour-long ahow, but with 90 ter. This film wa* msd* In minute*, justice mutt event­ th* Sea of Japan, and the old makeup, or both Choosa a luxury liner, II* de Franco, powder several shades deeper ually triumph. 88i80 pm . (CBS Mywaa Liv-used a* th* sinking ship. than your sktn tone, lightly 9:30 • 10:30 pm . (ABC) pencil your brows, deepen your i"g Doll. (Kerunl. This was tha setles opener. And Bob Burk*'* Law. "Who Killed lipstick shad# and. perhaps, la among many other* frant­ Cop Robin!" A blood brother use just a touch of color on ically teaichmg for the mist­ of Mickey Spillane'a "l, the your cheeks and touch your ing robot, unawar* that tb* Jury." Burk* loses hla emo­ eye* with a bit of makeup live doll he encounter* is the tional detachment when hi* Remember, understatement Is object of hi* search. It a f­ old frland and teacher la mur­ the answer (or makeup on xny fords soma good laughs and dered. But th* dead cop ha* woman after forty, t’erhxp* keeps Ihe automation them* a little list of people he was you could take a makeup lei after and on* of thee* is thr from going ridiculous. 9:30-9iW pm . (ABC) Shin­ murderer. Burk* goes after dig. Tha only TV show louder thla killer hlmaalf and gets a than Ita commeirlat* collects chance to encounter Hal the usual dlveisltlcd act* to March, Ricardo Montalban, entertain tha young and pred­ James W h i t m o r e , Terry atory. The acta are broken Moor* and Susan Fliasberg. down into the cataguila* of loud, louder, and loudest (un­ LAST DAY til next weak). Hare** your WALT DISNEY*9 You'll enjoy tha surprising chance to catch Dick and Dae THOSE CALLOWAYS variety of delicious foods and 1ca. Shitley EIU*. Bobby th* fast, ccuiteowa sa n k * at tha STARTS Goldsboro along wUh Jewel Trade Wind* Cafeteria located next TOMORROW Akena, Donna Loren. Bobby to tha theatre in the Samlaole Ftaxa Thl* la Th* Sherman. Tha Shindig*. The Shopping Center o» t'.S- IT-93 be_ twaan Sanford and Orlande. Tender, Wellingtons, and tha rest of 4 i p prim# meats, gardtn-freah vegeta- *W»rt0GI the Musical Hall of Fame. —® h!*a. appetising salads and your fa­ V s -rf ... u $ l 9- 9:90 pm . (CBS) Dick vorite pi# ar cake. Van Dyha Show. “Not New, On Tuesday evening*, wa offer a lo­ Anthony Slone." Good *M ws. New York Sirloin Strip cooked ta M-G-M't jvur order few only T9c. Thursday utsfutv; night ta Family Night with fra* des­ <V ) J «J serts fur all. Saturday night m Steak Night —i a big, \ - l k T lk a i steak cooked to yew order fw unly ti.OO. Luncheon: ) l x t u • 3.13 yum. TwatSe (Swlr u a i a u t PASS NtTI Dinner: 4:90 p m - 8 00 pm . •x* mar it An i»t an is* M i n t Meet** — letw -THU Mt a t t VW COLOR HY real Vsewss a d tiy h tiy k tA 10-11 p.m. (CBS) Tha Danny Kay* Show. Actor Jason llnharda Jr., and hla wife, Lauren ltacall, ar* Dan­ ny's guests. In the opening •kit, Roherd* end Danny *r* two aapertant fathars who make their wait bearable by getting drunk. Mlt* He re II then doe* • takeoff on "Pass­ word," appearing on a shew called "Guesswoid." and her partnar la tha Kay* chancier, Jetoine Tapeiman. The three then get together to do a medley of aonga Danny has presented on the Klndaraplel Light Opera Company. Other music la provided by singer Danny Cox. waak-andt. By ‘'m atura'' I maan: 1. Can aha >>a tiuatad to rcapact a curfaw whan ona la aat for har! 9. Dora aha kaap har room tidy (and do any othar taaka har mothar aaalgna SANFORD ONLY! M ARC H 25 - 2 6 - 2 7 W H ILE THEY LA S T ! r e g u l a r s iz e TV Time Previews BIG ONE! QUO VADIS 4 * * 4 k Stteaaew aswtee IWeeeeeww •a a a u a tg t N M u r tseSASa SteeweSAa -anxiTATitaa v» a at •WiwSWew t n e w * TECHNICOLOR ADULTS 99a CtiMre* Under 19 U* OI*EN 144 SHOWS AT I N - 4:99 Ittt 0 )ft C A F E T E R IA S 24 BOTThE CASE _ y - J l im it o n e p l e a s e , WITH YO UR PURCHASES - $ OF $10.00 OR MOREl - PUBLIX . . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! PIDBliX L IM flftfJM W iC * \ \_ / J M A E KEY n a u c itv c i SANFORD Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.# Sanford j �»• rr~srr-raSn-U..->J4- Vtfr Qmfnrl Vrrall Mnrch 24. ’65^—PnRe 3-A! Television WEDNESDAY P. M. 1.00 <t, N s w r . 1:11 7:50 BRANDS VOU KNOW AMD TRUST 7:10 1:05 It's Cook-Out Tims Tim* Again! Hardwood Briqustf Briquets C h a rc o a l.......... 79 Instant Coffee . U159 Schlitz B eer • . •6r k99* Tow els............ 4 ium bo •1. T is s u e s .......... 4 *1 . f& P Peaches 4 Fruit Cocktail • 19* 49 Chunk Tuna. • 6 20-lb. bag Folgot's Mountain-Grown Folgev'a (limit t pleats with purchase* purchases of $5.00 or mors) 6-oz. jar C t B C Ths Bssr That Mads Milwaukss Fomout ?> Whits or Colored Kleenex rolls Whits or Colored Kleenex # • EXTRA 200 2-fply $ * ( rolls down produce lane Yellow-CIIng Halves or Sliest 100^5!w'GreenStampsr™u< IkP o tato es 10 “>* New Crop! Florida Red Blits -------( M N I M lin N K IIII « Armour's Star Bonslett Canned Ham 3 -lb. can « < r la $ 2 29 100 6 Vi-ox. cans i m i m m i n iiic u ii « ra New VIGORO PELLETED LAW N FOOD 50-lb. bag M i'M t il. $189 J W .rv k IT. IM * 11:00 ti ll 11:20 THURSDAY A. M. s oo *11 < 21 *10 « 11 T.Os 2:15 J 20 2.21 7.10 (2) (21 («) (2) (*) |*> (li <*> («) (9) (1) (Ji |2 ) (<) (1) 10 10 <() 12) 101 1 12) 11:00 (0) (2) ( 0) 11 :J0 17) (ai t( S 'g n o n S u n . h l n a Vlm anao N ew a Si W r a t h s r Jou rn all.m S uitrl.r S tin ss tsr N ew. A W ts th r r T n ja r —llu sn Dawns S u n .h in t A lm anaa W a k r - u p M n v lra C o u n t d o w n N'*wa F . r r a M kt. D e p o r t lllc k ia Lvana T o d ay Lr'cil X i v i , W . a thar rap iatn Kangam a W ratU rr - N tw i Bullw inkla Today Divorce Court A m erican lll .t o r y K acrcla# llullw lnkta I t o m p r r Bo om T h a M o r n i n g Movie M a k e Hoorn F o r D ad d y N . w . —M ik a W a l l a . a 1 L ove I.ucy W h a T . T h l . S ong NBC X r v p H r p o r t Andy of M a y b e r r y C onran (ration l)te . H r Uta Jeopardy Vrlon l- l l l a h t T t o Mci'nya THURSDAY P. M. y a a a a a a anna n e a e e s e V a e s a a a a ana* *** * * * , 10:20 ■ i OO ( ! ) 1:21 (2) 1.10 (9) (]> 9:*# (21 <*) 9:15 191 9:10 (01 (*) (9) 0:00 (2) Star-Klit Lentsn Special! U xG reenStam ps^ 10:05 cant can ^ ft* * * * * * * * * * * a * * « » a k * * « » « * * * * * * * **a s v >.20 T .tl 303 F m h Fle rife W klfe-M aat t:l)0 2Vi F6P Flavor Perfect M . t U r t h *T. I M 1:20 W rsth rr I3> N t w t c n p s . C « n t. (<) N s w i , S p o r t s , W s a a th ar (}) H u n t l s y - B r l n k l a y t t ) CBS N e w s —W a l t e r . C ronklta (») H a v a O u n W ill T r a v t l (() Lucy Show <11 C n r y e n n e C ) The D rputy ( !) T h e V irginia n <<) Mr. K<t i t ) Tha P a t t y D u k a Sho w («) My L iv i n g Doll <9) Cilnah S h o r e S p s c l a l ( I ) n r v s r t y l l l l lb lllla a (2) T h * B i g S h o w (<) D ick Van D y k e ( t ) T ha C a ra W llllam e Show. (5) R u r k a 'a L a w t<) T h a D a n n y K a y a Show (9) ADC Scopa (2) N r w . c o p a 19) N s w a l l n a ( O C h a n n e l Six N a n a S p o rla . W r a t h s r («) T h r a t e r of t h a S t a l e (9) T h a L a t a S h o w *!) T o n i g h t 1? Oft (7) CAI 10 1 17 n. \ CM 13 1ft ( ! ) EXTRA 100^ X G reen Stam p sK i « n i l i l t U l f B H AM* M i m i l I f 100% PURE FLAVOR SWIFT S BROOKFIELD SPECIAL AQUA LOTION BY REVLON 100 <wGreenStanipsli",ia W ftl N i t I W AW M B IIA H I f n r r tt t o t.. m M ir t h 27. m » Ffrf Crtam Ityt* ^ XG reenStam psP“j mm wifi i H u jlfl bw aw m m sa h et ■Tarnow's Old World Flavor Knockwurstj saN m * 69* M U M ir t h 101 Golden Corn MaaltMul Lady laltr 3 & ‘1 Prune Juice EXTRA 25, 26, 27, 1965 S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M P R O T E N G O V T . IN S P E C T E D H E A V Y W E S T E R N B E E F Marti Bucket Jar Stulfad , SAT., MARCH LIMIT 2 PLEASE Kerman's O.B. Sliced Lunch Meats 3 £ : 87* (■»l*«n*, Pfc#, Oliva L O THURS., FRI., 59< EXTRA ___ PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE BUTTER 12-os. $iio tits I plus tax ♦aBHflMI I aI.* Msrcti IT. IN) Olives Sweet Peas . 3 9 io i 2Q < * (H I “ All-Fury**. Crisco Oil ........IT 69* Cake Flour ........AT 4V Gold. Fink Asnn Oaadarnnt ^XGreenslamps1™ «na »■»aaaaaan •* Cook-Quick Cubed or Pepper Stea *T 89* —ptr— »«t- Mirth 27. 1HI ^WGreenStampsE"*K • lift f i l l Swift's Premium Smokies or Polish Sausage 1 2 -os. pkg. An* M U 69* M h r e l >7. I N I ■dWGreenStamps * i m n m t e a m s am * h m i b m s • * Singleton's Family Pack Breaded Shrimp! »*/4 -ib. $129 pkg. I la* * * Spray Starch COFFEE 53* Lenten Sraainll Freak 5* m Cherry-Stone Clams l ia r alt 27. I M Imperial (boneless) LI MI t I PLEASE WITH P U R C HA S E S Red Grouper .... v 49* or ft S S OO Oil M O R E Kratt't Sliced Fraralana Cheese .... . . 45« . Mln Whaenrin X*sty Sharp Cheddar,Tt0H-*s. r.F.V. Caakla Faetwra LongITom Cheese 7 69* _ - _ Fudges .......... 39* Seerfilna Tewv Kthsv ms SSS£*£L Dinner Rolls Your Choice . . . BLUE giant CHEER 'k> Wklta #r Calarad talk ream 4 ““ 39 Delsey Tissue *;V 29* 8 Z«. *1. R*t«lar as Swear Saakary Naskina PENNY -SAVER ■*" a frozen r foods a •Kotex ................. Ak87* • ^XGreenStam psf""1 am* .... wnm m m m m * in our meat dept. • EXTRA vmn LIMIT I PLEASE WITH P"HCHASES OT SS.00 OH MORE n u ia n Shenandoah Cornish sh Game Gam Hens 1 %-lb. U 69* H u t* * r . IM S ^WGreenStamps f AM I f Large Size Alka Seltzer m w trm h i . M ans Party'Vuffs 39' ____ ., „„„ ,h ^ 79* Birds lye with Cream Saasa Green Peas ........‘ ai 29* Butter Beans 49* ft. ita a AAAAAmkAAAAAAAAAlMUMWMAAAAAAAAAAAk Scallops »*• 3.* A Qt Pork Sausage .. 4 “ ’ t„ir, Framlua (by th* plats) c'Zm G o ld e n C o rn O eam Pies" Braunschweiger pranks...........3 " Csaalsnd'i Dalklaw Southland SptchUd fr#ti» EXTRA MW mm M lltN AM m Banquet Dinners £ 2 69* *• 39* 1 2 -os. pkgt. a. WHERE SHOPPING IS A || 59 * •m HOURS: TllUltS., FBI., 1:30 • 1:00 Jumbo Bologna *■ 39* Seminole Plaza, Casselberry £ 89' Franks............. \ . . . . . j MKIPEMMY P. H. 13.00*12:30 12 23- 1.3 4i 12 10-1 15 1 3 0 - 1 :4 0 1%a 3#Id u*copa t i l K Indartlm a g .iF U ICip lu rliia f c l t n c a 14 1 145- 3 10 Q u r a t V T fl U. S. May Hike SAIGON (UPI) - n c llib le military sources said future American sir strikes against North Vtel Nam may include raids on Use capital of Hanoi and railroads linking it with Communist China. It was emphasized that no attacks on the Chinese main land are contemplated. UI1 learned that the stepped up air offensive against the Communist north is part of a new strategy that could in dude a sea blockade and na. val bombardment of military targets. PLEASURE I MON.. TUES., H Kl>„ SAT.: *:J0-7:Be . A. ■ W H F K - T V < l l % * \ K I s 34 W K I1 N |: * IIA Y A. M. ft 30 aHitfn o n ft J i - l Si T l m a l l n a V T 9 uo-y 2 9 A m w t L a n H i l t o r / (t) 9 3ft-5 in It**•!t n / <T-I| 9 Si-10 IS S p a n i s h (3) 10.20-111:40 Kp* flllt) «A1 10.43-11.u i H para A g i 8 c l# n e a 4ft) 11:10 11 3ft S ocial tfttudlaa ( I ) t l . 3 # - l l . i i K a y n o t a a of Muaia 41) Red Space Ship Sanford Plaza Satellite Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford Passed MOSCOW (U PI) - » • ■ -* '• ( • . flt»i*rte«i H i P a Hi or K n n w i P»*t (•> sipa rrh for T o m o r r o w ' ! 41 ( I f l u id t h g I.lfht 17 t?t New* n * p o t | l .AO \Z> New • I M U o r U l, W p R lh f r m U lr l T*IV 191 T r u n k<*m i l t 1% 431 Portia 1 Ji» 474 !*#»*• M *k • A P e a l ( H S#H»ltHB 4#'» A a T h * W o rld T i i r a l f S\ I : » NIJC S o w n 3.00 4J I M o m * nl of T r u t h <M P i i i a a r d (51 Klarn# in (ha W ind 3. la i 2 » T h a P o e t ora I *) flay In C o u r t 44 ) Art L in k 1*4t a r 1 1 1 l 9 f A flC N>w a 1 OH (9 i 4laitftml l l o a p l l a l ( I t T o T all Th# T r a i l l <3> ArmUiar W o r ld 1 :$ i fit CllaS New ■ 3 30 O f T h a You n s M a rrJad a i t t T h a K d ca o f NIs hft 4 3f You D o n 't Hay 4 no (91 T r a l im a a l a r 4ft i ifaeral S t o rm 43 > T h a M atch ( l a m a ( (2) N'flC? N bwb ILapoit 4 30 (4) ITnrla W a l t (3) H a i l of G r o u c h # m o 49) S r * h u n t <21 Walla K*r*o (6) 1 |u c k l a h a r r y l l o u n d 1.3ft <») N'awa, S p o r U , Wa#,fh t r (7) N« wac opa 46) L f a v a li T a flaavaC a a a Air Strikes ■ • dairy specials • Crackers ..... .....pb«* 33* Mrs. Filbert's Celerad P * laata Panper Margarine 2 £ 49* Cat Food ........... “ .IV 41* Barden's iattaraalfc R IB R O A ST ‘ 79* Chuck S te a k s »> 59 Pot R oast lb. 59 c Oven R oast lb. 79 Beef Short Ribs ">3 9 G round B e e f |b 4 9 c (bone-in) 59* • fen lets treats • _ EXTR A m w ree le t * Fnt (nittr, imaethar iraninf, Ita-Fle rer lainri tmv.«na» li— . ilta Quick Fr e s a w lilleH >1 EXTRA ~ FOLGER'S MOUNTAIN GROWN 3 Z 39* Dial Soap (3-4-5-6th Ribs) STANDING # Swan* Dawa Inrlthad >7. IM A tkBEff^NttDSLfgCDaaNGTlME! 29* 39‘ Cut Beets ....................... £ 1 0 ‘ *1 Appla-Kaf Delicious Apple Juice F&P Gordin Grton F ay \\ h«n I *•I < Of I*lf« fijiim* RB'Ad MUl-lay New * T r u t h or Co b h - HOURS; I, MON. - BAT. Tba Soviet Union's two newest cos­ monauts said their Voakbod n apace ship came within lass than a mile at another man made earth satellite. The sighting was disclosed by cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev la an In, l*r view with the official Son et newa agency Tun, �I & XTIir VanTorfi Page 4-A—March 24, '65 ^froIB t= Trek Through Ocala Forest 'Would Do It A gain/ Says 100-Miler By M argxrrt Cosby Now that the ta«k ot train­ ing, the excitement of antici­ pation. and the grueling grinds of the 100-mile horseback ride through ardmii forest trails is past history for Ida May Sjoblom, of Lake Mary, the ex­ perience she enjoyed and en­ dured are still very vivid. Although ahe won no special awards, lor Just having com­ pleted the 100-mite competi­ tive ride sponsored by the Florida Horseman’s Associa­ tion through Ihe Ocala Na­ tional Forest, Ida May was presented with a gianl. beauti­ ful blue ribbon and a certifi­ cate inscribed: ‘•To Ida May SJobtOm and Hie good horse ‘T ain t" for satisfactorily and prmidiy completing the 19C3 100* Milo Competitive Trail Hide. . ." Ida May reports that she couldn't possibly have imagin rd what an ordeal it was go­ ing to be. The pace of Ihe whole competition was stepped up when she learned that the minimum time the entrants would be attempting to meet wa» reduced by 30 minutes, which doesn't sound like much hul rneqnt that the HO miles to t>c covered the first two days had to l>c completed in six hours and 20 minutes and no more than eight hours without demerits or possibil­ ity of disqualification. permitted for a horse unlef* he had withdrawn from the contest. Lunch wai • box lunch including an apple and carrots for you know-who and, of emir e, some water for the faithful beast*. It wasn't the least bit luxurious and was very brief. A* a matter of fact, to save time, Ida May and Painl had lunch en route the second day out—at a slower pace, hut always on the move. On returning from the ride in the late afternoon, each horse's condition was check­ ed. (Fortunately the rider's rendition was not as the horse would have rated far superior in many eases.) However, some animals were not physi­ cally fit to continue and were disqualified, some Ivecamo sick and were withdrawn. Some rid­ ers. to spare their horses from complete exhaustion, slo w e d their pace and had to Ire dis­ qualified because they were overtime, But Ida May and Faint went on. Although the eompelliion was kern, riders helped each olher In many little ways.1Ida May said, "I learned a midion things from the other riders about training myself ai well as care and training of my hor*« for 100-mile rides. I( was an unforgetable exper­ ience with wonderful people and great animals." Ida May had a large aud­ ience on hand to wtinesi the formal presentation of troph­ ies, ribbons and certificates. Although she had been ex­ hausted. bruised and drench­ ed in pouring rain*, she was all suntanned and as rad­ iant as always, and hushand Otis was delightful to see his wife revived and exuberant once more. Everyone admired her for her spirit of adven­ ture, her diligence in training and her courage to complete the ride, Now, she is a veteran 100Mller and has accumulated a wraith of knowledge and ex­ perience. "Next time. I'd train completely differently,” said Ida May. “ Would you 'do it again' Ida May(" someone questioned. "Well, 1 wouldn't even have thought about do­ ing it again the day after the ride but' I would now,” ahe replied. Next year, Ida May’ T T Ida May declared, "If it w eren't for an experienced ion miter from Connecticut, who urged me on faster when J was so exhausted, I don't believe I'd have made i t " lli-r legs were saddle b u rn ­ ed and sore, site ached from ankles to e a rs and always there was too many more miles to g# . . another in the secon I day . , an t still .another go on the third alas What alsai helped Ida Mai was to Inow that others were routing for her. Hushaml Otis 1 e 1 e p honed encouragem ent and visited tier, ton (He was reads to park tier Into an am tiulani e and e a ir y the hones h o m e i Fl u rids nod n> iglituirs ilrn.i- op Iroin la k e M.irv ami Satlloi I to the Sewell It a n e h in t III a l i I I a where the competing horses were si aided and wtieie each ila>- rule began and ended i-«t« i lull) to mot for ‘ hour Do you want a fresher, better milk? THINK GOODNESS! . . . It's T. G, LEE! JUBILANT Ida May Sjoblom gets btiff from h us hand Otis after 100-mile horseback ride. Thrre's no mistaking the extra quality of T. G. Lee milk. It's evident In the rirher, fresher flavor. Look for the T . G. Lea trademark when you want the heat. Products PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY *I CORN TOMATO iKETCHUP; l l i M a r's d a y begun lie fore SiV w ith 1lie i o le and feeding ol tier horse m the stab le , riie n a q u ick i too k w a on file a k fa s l fur tierss-lf Kach i .h i i a te il (or h i' own hoi <■ v .illi mi outside a s 'ls t a n r e and a t iM ilu lilj no m e d ira tlim wa» Barnett Church Makes Plans For Loyalty Dinner fly Mis. It it i tile Hauls The ICnterprlse division of Harnett Memorial Methodist i lion ti. which s e r v e ' I tiler jii t i and to Ilona, wdl huve a ioiutty dinner at the church at r. 30 p m Thursday i in h-s of Ihe Woman's So iierv ol Christ run Nervirc will p rin u te Ihe dinner and all ii.emliers of the Fiitcrpri.se division amt others who may ne pros|H i live memliers or plan to lie a ’len.lm: ihe i h ii n h are ins lied to altcnd 1‘lan for tills i h u lcli year wil tie completed and mans of ihtisp tor tfre next year wdl lie disrU'xed 'loose who h a re not hlready ma le reserv ah m ii arc asked to call Mrs J V. Itrcliards. Kids Skip School To Pick Citrus I.AKKI.AND (UPM - Tru ant nlfircrs are coming in force alter ti»o kids skipping echonl in Florida’s citrus belt .to work as fruit pickrrs. A special Investigator for the Florida Industrial Com­ mission workmen's rompensa (ion division reported the num­ ber of these youngsters may he in the thousands. In most cases, he said, their parents think they are In school. New Role ROME (U r i) — Actor Marcello ' Maatroianni, who played the role of Caaanova in a recently completed movie, said he will play Rudolph Val­ entino in an Italian musical. n ( ( UK. JAMES A. detiiinuhl (left), commanding ot t m r ot ItVAH 0. and his bpmbardiur-tmvignIni, l,t William Mnlic/uwski, commemorate de(ianahr.a Minth arrested landing aboard the USS Sariitoga and No. 172 of hit* career. '1 he Sunfoiil-baM'd "Hoot Owls” currently are deployed as tfie first Atlantic Fleet squadron to utilize the KA-AC Vigilante. (Navy I'linto) Important Notice To Taxpayers CITY TAX HOMES WILL CLOSE AI'RIL 1st. PENALTY STARTS FROM THAT DATE. TAX CERTIFICATE SALE MAY 27th. II. L. Whekhel t llv Tax Collector Cltv of Sanford, Florida. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO A LL C IT Y OF SANFORD PROPERTY OWNERS Notice in hereby given that nil person*. firms mul corporations owning or having controls, management, cuslodv, supervision or agency of PERSONAL PROPERTY In this City which U •subject to Inxation must file return on or before April 1, I0f>5. otherwise ihe Tax Assessor will he required to assess such property from the herd information obtainable, and ihe benefits of any exemption due which are not claimed, can­ not be allowed. Widows nnd Disability Exemptions — Every widow, whose husband is dead, and disabled person who are entitled to the benefits of Ihe $500.00 valuation exemption, as provided by law, must make application for such exemption on or before April 1, 19G&. Homestead Exemption — Resident homeowners must also file application with the County Tax Assessor at the Court House on or before April 1, 1905, in order to be allowed such exemption on City and County Taxes. • H. L. Whelchel City Clerk City of Banford, Florida ' W h e t h e r y o u 'ro f r o m lin r r lt s b u r g o r 1 l y a n n l a P o r t . T a c o m a o r T u llu lm H H c a . t h o r o ’H n o g i i c n s i n g a b o u t t h e q u n l l t y o f Live fo o cln y o u f i n d o n P u b l i x s h c l v c a W c T o p r o u d to B t o c k t l i o b r a n d s y o u k n o w a n d tru st. Y o a , f i n d i n g y o u r “o l d f a m i l i a r f r i e n d s " o n t ir e s h e l v e s la p a r t o f t ir e H a p p y D if f e r e n c e in c h o p p in g . W o in v it e y o u to e n jo y It s o o n . . . a t P u b llx l WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! �'1 < ■* i Horoscope Forecast ! T hursday, Marsh 25. 19W ■ G E N E R A L T E N D E N C IE S i Now you have one of your 1 b e lt of days. for o r g a n m u g • your reil e ilite and m y and ' all praetiral affairi. Put in O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E PSHAW. MACK,THOSE 00S6 BABBLE WHEN ApEVdJU sotitNGToj, l i k e t H e w i t c h e s i n .Ma c b e t h ' B u t i *l l l e t y o u i n o n a l \V u & HAUL OOV.N VCJR BLAG, SECRET— HEH-HEM/-— TV & < MA3CR ? THE &3Y4TELL BEEN LEADING THEM ON.' NOW MB NtotfRE HAVIN' A THAT rVE FuAYED CAT-AND- / "iARCSRTlME 65LUP1' MOUSE C. TH THEM T ll.S rn.N G ' VHJ.HOOPl E ON THF THE. TRAP/ , w J I P P E R S ACT THAN A CHEWIN'TOBACCO ■salesman WITH a Sanfirr!) WrraTB M nrch 21. *65— P a g e 5 -A By Dick Turner C A R N IV A L ' SCLLV.* MOV P P MS EVES » 5 L I 5 E CUT that I p p rr? W IN & T A S T i motion quickly a i the planet* nre w ith you to bring you pro s p erity a n d well-being in • th a directions stated a* good ’ fo r your own siptt following A nalyre and increase present holdinjr*. r * M Y BROTHER A ID E S (M ar. 21 to Apr. If*) ■SURE MATES IT . Wt-lEM YOU COME ■ C onferring w ith most influen> T O OUR MOUSE' • t i l l persons you know and 5A -------- -----show ing respect brings fine ideas and benefit* today. Be more active. Increase your . holding* by wise judgment \ and hard wnrk. WAn FARE v*-“ * n --- ---• TAURUS (A pr. 20 to May 20) H a v e -a wider conception of w hat should be done in o r­ O U T O U R W A Y d e r to become more affluent • \ >E*.I kKOW- 1 an d take r i g h t initial step* TUfclsj A L O JG immediately. Study new chan©PtLLOP RAO • nels. Pick those th a t show ; g re a te st promise. V vJcJR v siP H 1 IP T H I S If, A n r n , l b p ) J ‘ I M SURE, G EM INI tM ay 21 to Jun e VS1 I*L. . , \ tjrtE W ill DAIUY it W.LL. , i NELL'Nt* l W AKE V O JR PEUIC.M Ttin ) 21) Follow j o u r intuition to s*.Vj C. Y'OOTri "7 - r T l ; W i T r t IT I — ' VN'IPU LO O K *J ' . have business a ffa irs with l KEAM F C P t en veaod J ; p stg j X H \ \. 'V W O M EN Y C U N G E R I— ' ,1 oth ers operating on a more * \lj & practical footing. Be sure to ft eonfer with advisors who have been most of service in the J y r ------ ^ s. past. Get fu rth e r assistance T ' l - ' - ' f ,'7 / V 9 % )___ MOON C H IL D R E N (Ju n e 22 to Ju ly 2 1 1 Partner* in ev ery sphere of your endeavor recognize all the hacking you r / p ^ - vneed. Get relationships s* t up 1 iV ' v d th at are long-lasting. Be SJ4 — \ r clever. LEO (J u ly 22 to Aug. 21) You <»n accomplish a g ie a t deal more if you a ie dynamic HOW QUAIN p / a JA fV tM ESEl RESTAURANT WITH MENUS Z and use enthusiasm toward SHAPED UKE FAMS/ th e labors o r deals facing C C .C L 'vaj SS peg m t* rr-v-w: you. Co-wotkers appreciate BCRN FORTY TEAK* T M f O O H ■P c a u w a a i t you more. Let each help in his. o r her, own niche, VIRGO (A ug. 22 to Srpl. O U R A N C ESTO R S 2*1 Get special capabilities w orking early so th a t you have free time for recreation in th e early evening. P artn ers give assistance Remember t h a t happiness is only a state of mind— get into it. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 221 H aving * more seiu te fou n ­ m VOMTHINIC MCUo h , T M encsf He dcgsnt E^m r n o v dation to yum dally existence EMIL frUTTZC esyxv fcC 6LSUFC*£ea i n e v v io -u t. F e t? LZAVINO \ t r . . l-b t/>\V/Nv.’ 7H r is possible if you consult CQWWY ANDVSLtE with right persons. l i n y asGOING TDHAV5 eist. Give kin a chain e to help A LITTLE e u e r v te e with home conditions as well DVCTYR-CHW. in r.M St U ltl'IO I O.l 23 In Nov. f H* PI | Get .oil to see those III* dividual* who are abl. to ca-r your daily routines and then Vihave a good lime at mutually enjoyable recreation, \--'u for ■AlA£.a^ infill mat ion you need lie! it s * Ihnl he Nth. la. S A t . r i T A B I l S I Nov 22 i 12____ H L t>ec 21) You are capable of Increasing a bunds nee if yr»i S ( \ ^ 0 RPN'T liXVk 1 IS lltiji.S | Wf.lL.YtXI CAST! BUt ! TMIHg/aw' CWVWJ, SURE VOtl TAN,. \ become less visionary and KAa k TO is ycXi Pin a / c a s I « n a r.v i ’i k t i m at a I' i s n i n j k i . t x n p r u / t\> xon tM l ( A K L I. isjtri t an in avVN / ise.tNsitw f l / H . I S»tlk.H ) That'* the breaks, boys— it’s only chocolate candy more pi actu al Improve the uki Ml < aw t x t it I VVVM .Itirit A h a n p i t j n it.' / , mvered with foil!" appeal a nee of you i home lint TOO...ANIJ t J L r j E R r , (WMN! f:' w hatever is truly necessary. CAPRIC ORN l Pec. 22 to S H O R T R IB S Jan. 20) There t» every pos­ sibility to get into the right channels now. and you must L *.v i -e * <r» not waste time. Take pains it H'Z i i > \ • / with your app rarn rirr, health < ** Then off to charm ing social affairs. AQUARIU S (J an 21 to Feb. 10) Replacing th* u n ­ w anted with the w anted is a 21ZS. t r u e th ing to do today. w h e ­ “ run “ M th e r tt deal* with fthierts or PUT IK Jl'ST tPPKJNG FORY VftHTir i s t g i g o Y o h WHV Olp Ir r.CT GET i j STORY. YOU StC.fKlOK To Y iU TELL YOUR lIMVOlteP W ITH !« ’> Mv pausH rea. M155 tu m I veutre S upon . LlCNSL St’UflS- J --------persons. Assist those who are WCT'S I EATS e i , it n s h e 1 r r r j kcby. mow u r-o s t , w t f R |ENt,5 I NEST OF PSVCPCH in need and be bleased WIUIEHCAK. OL’K ^VOnBCLYP IPAIH-Vl COME bug!* W *£»»-/IF I P loNCHEP WEI EI LULU^\N*IKP tutu V -r ney0NIV cOhSCIENCB.AHP awi: onr._ PIS! ES I Kelt. 2<> to Mar.’ „ ____ . MISS SUSfiSj H U E S PAP VIANTEP WASHEP AW PASTS ------ V T 2 0 1 You can tiu a t the elders AK? THAT & Th Fgl O E rttR l ^ tn give you I he avslitatic* you HOT a vi need if you go to them now. f<tistc your aims Then off to t he ioi.mtdes t l u t lenity apI'ral to you and Itlu he big 1wa V head* \ IF Yu l It « HII.D IS HORN TOD A 3 . be or ahe w di lie one «>f t h< pi »<t u a l pel tons who i CU! 1> understand the value of th* dollar arid will know how­ to use it wisely, know how to BU G S B U N N Y t?T> a . Y ' r ^ « YDU'U 5 C t ,r M WOT WEAHlY A-3 HE'S IWTWWBIC.. invest sensibly. Give-the fi n -' r , — UWATAUAfIARII! I Mt’ ay i seuwx lYt t t (Y*| frR e*t education ttmt ls~~*Lint*tl vr.uwrfr r wtwt in rm w o y y , erN / iNXr 1 *.H ,VY WHAT t ^ DR.CASEY... r\D r A c e '>^ businesawite, but Hot neglect-, 1*16 1 r-Korve.1 TOW j /’ f •]- I . P y - ^ - io pul ) PR.CASEY...> ^ ing the cultuial for Lest r e ­ I* WOTVEKy sults. and an affluent life is thh) « ‘Y’ indicated here a> well as a happy one. Fine family mem her here, too. **I he S tars impel, they do not compel." \\ hat you 4# make of j o u r life i t largeIj up to YOU I Carroll Kighter's individual Forecast for your sign for April -la now ready. Fur your copy send your h iith date and -7h£ U**NO*TN CCMMASCTR SI 00 to Carroll Righter F o re­ NUMBt R - * T h is LL R E A L L Y A L L I W ANTED Y S O M E C L J C Z S ’ Of- 7»£ JU H G U PATRO L! P U l L l ^ C H* cast ( The .Sanford Herald I, OPcfY YE!? EYES! V, AS Ytpu TO 1 &# EV £ R Box 1021, Holly wood 2d, Cal­ T E A C H HIM HO.V S A T I S F I E D ! — < lT d r v v / \ \ ; V ( I M WAITIMSI ifornia. * k ----------\ ----- - ■ M il ‘ I’m working my vjay through sscond gradaP* S ID E G LA N CES By G a lb ra ith Jk « a ;’. '" v H J v i H M W k m U T I M , I 1 M n( ‘It’s not a show I'd caro to •«« more than tvrioar* T IZ Z Y B y K a te O s a n n M y ngm <•. \ P y — --:^ r ^ St. Joe’s Honored N E W YORK ( U P I l — St Jn s e p h ’s College ( l’» , ) w ill receive the ninth snnuul Sam Schoenfeld a r t s manship A w ard from th* Collegiate Basketball Officials AasociaDon Inc., a t its tilth annual ban quet S aturd ay, r S/2* * ‘ 4 • * * V — s ( • 1 * 1 J T lt H u • W h IU W ta b ilIM M t J -l* 1 • "O ne re a so n 1 don’t believe nil th e g o ssip a b o u t h*T J» th a t she s ta r ts m o st of it h o rso lfi’* Answer to Frsvtouo PunW World War II At KOS* J KmUaftlcd i.vli rul S ------Ju ne S How it rmted I'J Mn(*r Held IIT i b n e ridge i t Afghan nchla I j Hlsnrh. ■■ lu ilarkntia 17 llaban runs IS f eminine nickname IS Alleged lore* 10 lieeieaie ’l l Heavy hammer 24 i.erahwio and nlhrra 2A t^gal point 2 t Figure t>( a leech 29 flock of quad 22 Mr. Elaenlimaer 3 i By »a> of S I T a i t r n drink 3S Stir 3T Malign look IS Paid dancing rtner tUe ot Coral t Sutlanic d rtreea A Humor 7 t Irupalra'i Naedle for ru m p le S T jp e of ffr S leaving out 111 Mud J 1 t llrlolll Miaiir IS llieeter tiog 21 New York. canal 33 Vkolfbound 23 Arid SO Henersl 27 Falaehood Mac Aithnr : s Hearing urgan 37 Iturmeae bill 20 Suitcaae 30 Samuel ■ dweller leather itlfb) Jti 1 nderwortd foil iKgyptl 31 la-ad t a u n o 4(1 skin btuwa life tinl 32 Moth r~ i” v~ r~ r~ 1 44 Kapok tree 4 3 ----- beach hai 4« Itequlrt* 47 Vareel 45 I nrr,bread 33 Muhammed'S aun in law S4 Nothin* s TS“ | T T 1 u \ r 1! it 41 ToUetrr mek II ti K 11 42 J a n b ' i brother : r 4J l palate Kan Yorker 47 Chooflng 4S Greek letter AO Conipaaa p u n t SI Hallow 82 Make llnman SS Aja r.it 1r M Wrnglike part 87 Same place t a b ) AS Orega 89 Trarurrraaaon ij u SO IndoChineac sUla SI DOWN u 1 Highlanders S lip to Uw time s r 3 Iniirm 4 Chineae ;* H u In H K J r u U u si SI tvLHATXi'UL JUkTULTUiK USA, , . » ) ( U u �( Bb'r 0inTorb VrriU Pnue 6-A—March 24, '65 * THURSDAY ★ FRIDAY ★ SATURDAY 25th & PARK, SANFORD -«v.v^rT 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 m x 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 ? 58 “SUN-LITE” BONELESS FULL CUT TO M A TO ES 0LE0 NO. 303 CAN TA1.1.AJI \SSKK tlT I> — The pm!** of « N *u th 1 hirhtn tiutkiiiK trrritory hy llydrr T ru th Uncp uf Jnckmitivillp Company, of Orr»tvli»wr, w*» nppruMil by the Public t Tlilt* tii*!* Cnmmip'ii»n. Tht* rnfiiniifvpiori pn hl l hr r e bittl bf*»n ntmpliiintp nbmit in* A«lr(|itiite ii i vuv by llyiler. HydiT ir tu i m d n inr»te »rrvh't* inn*.* Im*twee it Jm k"onville iiinl South Klfirtiln hut n trunyiilMr n n n trMt limit h u m MntninnA t •• l.nkr i ity to Tump* fn M h A R. TOMATO SAUCE GELATIN PORK & BEANS SOFT DRINKS ALCOHOL . SALMON H A S H ................ LUNCHEON MEAT TEA REYNOLDS WRAP a CHEEZITS ROOT BEER B EER ................. . . . . . REG. PKG. ••ROYAI." ASSORTED FLAVORS . . . . . . . NO. 3(10 CAN • SHOW BOA T . . . . . . . PINT 1ITI, . . . . . TALL CAN . . . NO. 303 CANS "LYRES” CORNED BEEF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i i ----------- „ . . . CANADIAN ACE . a . • . L Tha Sanford Herald FXTlt. GOLD BOND 07. PKG . Ztc 49c OCEAN PERCH 99c ORANGE JUICE "FOUR FISHERMEN" . . -d At -THR1FTWAYSaturday, March ST. . “MINUTE MAID" . PILL8BURY" BISCUITS 4 39* 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND I.aka Mary K ara Narric TK H i l l ' S. SaMlnula Mildred Hanty I U 9D I Daltoaa Mary Gatllnga M I4 M I la a r Laka 50 EXTRA With TWa Coupoa A lisp I'uichaaa Of "Sara’ Lea" CH EESE CAKE 2-13 t, GAL. JUG mOMRY %h STAM PS Virginia Patruaki I*, o. lu.s i : u Sanfoid i’hjllls Itugrnalala 33C CELLO BAG CTN. OF • IX 07. CANS . With Thia Coupon & Th “TllltlFTW AY" COOKED (OK) • FRESH 'N CRISP" REG. PKG. . . LEAN “WESTERN" *4 l.li. I'kii, "DAD'S' . LEAN. WESTERN "BOSTON III 13 07. CANS "I.IPTON" . TOPHI. \ NO" SMOKED OK Fit . “SNO TIP" CHUM . “ARMOUR STAR" FANCY 13 OZ. CANS “THRIFTY" . FLA. GRADE "A* . . . --------------- . 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 « 07.. CAN •STOKELY" •■SUNSHINE" tor tht p ts a l showv th* bait plscat la act. a s o l tad ruort, roar thatch ar i t u i o i m . p la n to it>op *r pata* pa a koata ar ■parPwsat , , . rstd ttsa . FLA. GRADE "A" . 1 « r*aN»--------- . . (LIMIT: fi PLEASE) MJI H 15.00 (lit 1)Lit LIMIT: 1 WITH YOUR l.-> tilt MORE lil t ill tiltll Lit 1’LEASE. "ALUMINUM FOIL" SANFORD • RO UN D S T E A K lb. 79 • CLUB S T E A K ............. l b 79 FRESH *10(1% PI HE” ••D t i n ....... RANGE, LEMON, LIME Truck Line Sale Okayed By PUC U. S. CHOICE “FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF SA H EA D k GOLD BOND STAM PS .._________ 111 aa. aack I k ____ i Coupoa Goad A t "THRIFTWAY” Only Thru Saturday, H an k ST. Sakata Haiaaa tU fllt itaUary 4 a . . \ With Thla Coupoa A Tht Purckaaa Of "Sualtaal" STAM PS Spring Gardaa Cattaga Ckaaaa L k Cub I k Caapaa Gaad At "THRIFTWAY" Oaly Thru Saturday. March 17. d k BAKERY "KVERFRESU" JELLY CAKE . . . M OZ. LOAVES “EV ERFRESir BREAD 50 EXTRA each 39c . GOLD BOND . . . 50 EXTRA . 4/85c GOLD BOND 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND Wi|k Thia With Thia Caupoa d T h. Coupoa I Tht Purckaaa Of Purrhaaa Of “Raal-Klir H G at jug “G lad." Houaa A .." K ra ft" STAM PS STAM PS STAM PS DEODORIZER Gardaa BOMB ORANGE Each l k Each IM S J U IC E Coupoa Good A t “THRIFTWAY” < *) Coupoa Gaad A t T H R lF T W A t" C S Coupoa Goad At “THRIFTWAY Thru Saturday, March ST. Thru Saturday, March XT. Saturday, March XT. With Thia Coupan A Th* Purrhaaa Of �1 , • . * , * , * • , \ * ’ , f • * . Canal Start Seen In Three Years Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * (Hite * “The Nile of America” * foralfr * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # - *v I „ i State Pledges Full Support On Waterway % By Psul Brookshlr* WEATHER: Mostly fair thru Friday, high 83-00; low tonight in 60s. ORLANDO — The propos­ ed St. Johns-Indlan River VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 154 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 of 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 of 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 of 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 s ite 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 of 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 u as 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* T h e 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 TALI. All ASSK lU P li — year leirn, Murray eight known commonly as Ihe ‘Jri- ntslo ami spinach canning is en is conducive to easy dredg­ 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 I heir 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 col­ versity Board <*f Regents—In­ <r six. Menser live, Pace four. to revertto the old semester 000 rase* can be produced nr 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 a day. 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 tirissom smiling and kid every professional field — i>nc id the biggest prolslcms thereby leaving the stale's toured the Hunt warehouse 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 Vn Air Force announcement impartially Florida's thorny will he a derision on whether cxlucatlon system idle (or case* of vegetables air stor­ pin down alignment of the 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 trim ester —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 CI7 propeller • driven i ar.’-i The powerful educational Kail Smith, v i, e president Willani I'eehles, Fifth DIs■ So. if ;ts all right w th v on American Cancer Society is in of Southern Filler Gla»* tn rt Road Board member, atInt - 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'm p.. look Ihe gtoop through telided 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 Drop them off at E .1 i Bud i finssonv. Hii lii'l man to o n - e '- t 'g » o | t P r e s i d e n t J o h n ha-r tin -rnles north of Man'll fur Tuesday and will have j Smith said ‘hiring ihe peak and canal project. Mmight on s institanre office twice venture into xp.nr then -on a" I v rongresMon.il recep­ The identilies of the airmen it* (irst of final meeting April [boat season, the plant Dun* "We ate eager to eo-operacross from The Herald ollict introduced Young to the cheer tion \ 11a-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 chided (:vc officers and Iwo "This is one of the most The marchers planned In MONTGOMERY ( CPU tuelicubuslv selected nml This iHd South nt* hoped to »eck an audience with Wal 1 specially ordered and theclosely 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 i cnt d history." Burns for ‘ Ihe greatest nun cli that l only s o p "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 J r , Top state snd city officials said. leri nt professional field* and ami businessmen appeared dr chairman of the armed forces Oscar In n , 71-yenr-ntd geographical areas of the 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 hers mi the board Two are cause,'' commissioners com­ r ASA B L A N" (' A * Morocco us of the access road survey. Wednesday when in a motor­ holdovers from Ihe recently* wmil lip without a hitch The proposed road would mented. lU f* !) — Moim'inn troops The bywords were: '‘Re­ cycle accident. • • • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — u r a r i n ? a t rH h e lm e t* jitd I run from the Orange City Inresigned board appointed by straint and business as usu Lens was listed in “good Gov Farris Bryanf in the The ptesidrnt of the new Un­ «iip|>4)rt(*ti hy lunkn urn! nr trrrhange on 1-4 to U.S. I Earl Higginbotham is si ill al " condition" nt the hospital this waning days of his admlnislra fighting to get the three-quar­ iversity of West Florida at m ured r u n t 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 m r n l htitldirii;* in ( 'u a a Mun* a canal closely part of the way. ters of a block from Park leg and foot injuries when Burns They are John C Pace, ftderavy more than too year* Tilt* canal board alio author­ Avenue to Oak Avenue chang­ his motorcycle went out of institution cannot make a tea today tn prevent n recurrence of Pensacola, a retired lumber ago. ised It s attorney, Mack N. ed to parallel parking, but • *f rioting which killed at 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 id iipfiroviruiitidy 7ti ulihers. negotiations with the Florida Jr promised to give Ihe city I.cm was headed fur Day­ Tin- new members are Tam ­ a show it—or any ollu-r city by the Governor and (,'sbinrl The i tty u m ral in. Canal Authority and the Stata say they haven't heard any tona lleai'h when be lost confor buildings and opriatmn complaints Irom the public pa attorney Chester H Fer­ Order also w«ir lestuieil in Bonid of Conservation for m tin South—has ever seen 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 rm inrnl domain amt •■llns. will lie the greatest Trooper Duane Harrell laid. .^ I s Lolius C. Murray, Pinellas march that ha* ever been ommended 45 million for eon pemotii were injured Wnlnei. tiie authority to issue revenue those two lights is a mews — 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 ‘Volunteers’ 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 hetweafi pul He tind siudtuta LONDON I UPO—Diploma eery C h a m executive Henry tiglili-of way nl-o will b# Ined Gm Gcprge Wallace, the Immisi this moniitiR vvlion the astronauts return­ * * • tic reports said today Cuba Kramer, retired National legislature, county and cily tetfiont campus i!-riali-d hv 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 holster Communist forces In president Clarence L. Menser ral while and Negro loaders more than 41.2 million. er M L Haborn lo make the Tuesday. (NEA Telephotos) He offered lo compromise Viet Nam of Aero Beach, West Palm have issued numerous appeal* whole of First Street from difft-i nire between the Beach real estate broker ( lit for calmness and conduct of Ihe Illl||l,,„ Sanford Avenue lo Oak Ave fri|Ur, „ , | . , , j ,)„. ton G Dyson, 58 year old Ne- j normal activity when the , 6 mi„ lon r(cuminrnded to a nue 30 degree angle, also died gro and Coral Gables club­ marchers parade through for lack of a second. l *11' ( b a r e - b o n e a 46.65 m illio n . « • * 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. 1 m rnla to a lutH'ommilti'f* of area off Grandview Avenue PASADENA, Calif. fl' PI) Mars— nut «* detailed as to mlicance Russia also has a Wallace said women who t h r S r n u t r appiupriniiofi* lhat has given City Commis­ —The same men who.learned day, but good Bickering said probe barrelling t h r o u g h W tlT p ] A f lC S I t i l K e work al Ihe capitol complex { (im niittfc ht'iduii l«y Sen. K‘»l sioners a lot of (rouble: Cen­ space, but several days lo two would have today off. Ollier I'rHA of ilra iie n to n . 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 p o s i ­ 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 So u th Aicl 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 ■ome very attractive artificial space toward the red planet 863.210 of Tranquility and Mare Cog and bombers flew upwards of the "activity as usual" policy office today announced th* a r­ Periodic Innpccliun FUl Tire Repair plants, always in bloom, al­ on a similar experimental On July 14 Mariner 4 should nilum of Known Sea—while 60 combat sorties against urged by Wallate, police au­ rest of three Millington saijA ’iet Cong concentrations . in Front End Check ways colorfui. Idea is worth mission. T ir t R otation thorities, Mayor Karl James ors in connection with a ser­ draw within 4.000 miles of Wednesday's Ranger 9 snap copying — you doi^'t have lo "The lessons of the Ranger Mars for the first television pod pictures of the highlands a 4H-huur period ending late and the Chamber of Com­ ies of tbefta that “could mowBUDGET 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 Collision Course ing, director of Caltech's' Jet of all planets. . Congratulations No scientists expert mu­ ful of Ihe three in Ihe 4270 WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he march, urging people lo re­ eley. IB. of LeMoore, Calif.; MOSCOW lUPI) — Soviet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). "At 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 b at 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 n atio n ." 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 On Regent Board Rights Marchers Near Montgomery Motorcyclist, 71, Hurt In Mishap Moroccan Riots University Fund Claim 8 Lives ■Hearing Today W hy You Should Scientists Turn To Mars Probe Buy TIRES From X x fSm . * 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/. 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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 24, 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/b977f2ad140ca7efa01289ee6e592b1d.pdf d0603d5c7f13fbd8708de9ffb2919fd6 PDF Text Text r , > * !*• MMM VSt in liir l Page 12— March 22. 1965 fr r a ll mi Stiff Civil R ights Rules Told M IA M I (U P I) - Althea fh a public hearlnc on the civil rights bill here Siturdajr drew spsrie attendance, federal leaden and expert* on the subject, had aome enlightening Information on wbat had bet­ ter be don* to compljr. The aeaalon w t i aponsored by the Florida Adviaory Com­ mittee to the U. S. Commitakm on Civil Right*. Federal advltor Charlea E. Clark, of Washington, outlined, for example, stiff n ile i which must be followed to avoid diicrlmiaation In employment. Clark tiid the rules will af­ fect almost every business ol any consequence but to clear up certain misconceptions •bout the law, be said: _ N o quota system according to race la dealred or permitted. —No one will be required to give preference to a worker olmply because he is a mem­ ber of a minority group or race. —There will be no federal Interference with any senior­ ity system unless it Is bssed on discrimination. Dr. James Wsrd, of the U. S. Public Health Service's At­ lanta office, pointed out in a panel on medical services that Southern hospitals ir e In trou­ ble If they don't change. He said that virtually every hospital in the Southeast is in non-compliance with the new Civil Rights Act due to dis­ crimination — both with pat­ ient* and on the stiff. The questions asked by the general public about non-dis­ crimination against women in­ cluded whether they can take longer rest periods and earlier retirement. Clark reported that the aex was added to the discrimina­ tory prohibitions at the urging of a House member who was trying to kill the bill. Its in­ clusions, however, got the sup­ port of most of the women *ttending. •cl ' I [ Hospital Notes I MARCH IS, 1HU Admissions William Oolle, T h o m a s Brewer, Hulda Kibbec, Glen OUnger, Patricia Itansbotlom, Essie Sessions, Eddie Lee Smjth, Manning Todd, Nellie Hagan, Sanford; Mabel Deui* ter, Matilda Yoder, Dellary; Eleanor Henry, Deltona; Nel­ lie Jackson, Geneva; Kevin Sutherland. Mims. Discharges Fay Shupe ami baby boy, John llurgess. General Furl HI, Minnie Ruth Williams, Margaret Cross, Beverly Fleming and baby girl, Henry Jameson, Arrie B e n n e t t . Gwendolyn M iht^Te, Johnny Lee Knight, Margaret lleln buch, Mattie Credick, Lucille Long, Patricia Coyne, Sanford; Gastln Bridget, Deltona; Otera Sides, Enterprise; Margot Patterson, Lake Mary; Mi­ chael Shivers, Osteen. MARCH 20, 1961 Admissions James Abney, Hattie Chan­ dler, Francis Christian, Charlea Davenport, Rita C. Glaser, Julia Hobbs, Larue K. Powell, Pauline Roberts, Kay Sbarrow, Abe Singleton Jr., Mary Love Smith, Sanfurd; Pamela Grant, Maitland. Births M “ . and Mrs. Riley Henry, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs Gene Roberts, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, Maitland, a girl. Dlacharges William Bolt*, T h o m a s Brewer, Edith Johnson, Madslens Craft, Wilma Pope, Can­ dace Knight, Claude Denton, Ridncy C. Carr Jr., Edward W illlam i, Blanche Richards, Glen Oiinger, Mildred Flem­ ing, Sanford; Rebecca McCollotgh, Dei.and; Edythe Bruce, Lake Monroe; Kevin Suther­ land, Mims. Looking fo r something new In cookery T Don't mist the second annual Mr. snd Mrs. Creative Cooking School at tha Sanford Civic Centar, March SO. Sea and hear the JaUat In gooking with tha famoua Martha Logan, horns economist. Funeral N otice • t V O M r , W I L L I A M THOMAS — r u n e r s l service* for Wttlisen T h o m u Oauchf, 74. wbo 41*4 r r l d s r . were held st I f a. m. today ad Oramkow Funseal l u s t with nev. Ch ar ­ les B. H o a r o fft e U U n * . B ur­ ial was In flrssnwood C e n s ­ ure, A p o p lu . O r s n k o w run- oral Basse im share* ' / / y n " Beautification Objectives Outlined To Area Workers the pal, county or civic group* Seminole County beautifies for specific areas must be completed before planting be­ Uon committee as outlined to gins. ■ r e s representatives by Alexander cautioned that Chairman John Alexander in­ plantings on highway* or laocluded the following precepts: iatod places should be kept Beautification of county and simple for low maintenance mtmicipil parks and recrea- and theft hasard, but those in Uon areas and all hlghwiy municipalities might be more entries Into the county; involved since hazards would Tree planting program on be lessened. major atrects and buainess The chairman told the com­ ir e s ; v ._ _ mittee that,the SRD is prepar-_ Encouragement of beautifl- lng coordinated design plans cation projecti by property for (he following areas; ownera in commercial and Interchange area at 1-4 and residential areas; IIwy. 17-92; lakefront Boule­ Continuing long-range co­ vard on Hwy. 17-92; first north ordinated program through and south Islands at SR 434 the county-wide beautification and Hwy. 17-92; first north and south islands at SR 436 committee. Alexander pointed out that and Hwy. 17-92; first island area representatives should north of Orange County line establish local beautification on Hwy. 17-92; interchange subcommittees to approve lo­ area at 1-4 and SR 436. cal programs, secure local support and establish local campaigns for plants and LIN D A NOEL wan crowned ‘ ‘Cinderella, Queen funds. of Hearts," at the 1965 Hcurt Fund nkato bene­ Ail beautification d e s i g n fit at Metodee Rink Sunday. Out o f n total of plans on hlghwayi or county$1,052 raised, Miss Noel collected over $500 her­ wide programs should be sub­ self. She is shown hero (le ft) as she was crown­ William Thomas Gaughf, 74, mitted to the planning com­ ed by the former MIbs Darlene Roberts, 1964 of 2800 Magnolia Avenue, died mittee for approval, he said. Queen, and Dr. Luis Perez, president o f the Friday in a DeLand nursing Head of the planning commit­ Seminole-DeBary Heart Association. home following a long Illness. tee is A. L. Wilson of Sanford A native of Jackson, Miss., and members are Vernon he moved to Sanford 17 years Dunn of Prairie Lake; John ago. He was a retired farmer, Bethea of Forest City; Mrs. a veteran of World War I. and D. K. Dorman; Mrs. Fred a member of Christ Methodist Ganas and Mrs. Charles Flow­ Church. ers, all of Sanford. Survivors are his wife, Mra. All a r e a representatives Annie Mae Gaughf, of San­ were advised to suhmit re­ ford; two daughters, Mrs, ElA new slate o f officers for tion, will be Introduced by quest for SRD design plans dridge Thompson, of Myrtle the DeBary Republican Club Merrill who also is president and assistance through the Beach, S. C., and Mrs. Louie planning committee. Mainten­ was recommended by Howard o f the DeBary Civic Associa­ Alligood, of Apopka; a sister, ance agreements with munici­ tion. The public i» invited. Mrs. T, C. Schilling, of JackMiddleton, chairman of the son, and six grandchildren. nominating commit**1, at the Gramkcrw Funeral Home is group's March meeting held in charge of arrangements. at the Community Center Basle • with the president, Jack Welch Dies A t Enterprise Jack Welch, resident of En terprise for the past several years, died March 15. Local survivors are his wife and three sons, James, Jackie and Larry, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Ray. Burial was in Alabama. The second annual Mr. ami Mrs. Creative Cooking School under the direction o f the Seminole County Extension Service will lie March 30 at the Sanford Civic Center. Re­ cipes for all ngci 8-80 will be featured. Legal Notice ix t k x t io n to K A i e LOCA L LK .O ie i.A T IO T TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKHN: Notice le hereby given of In­ tention lo apply to the 1M4 aenilua « t ihe Florida Lttfe lalure (or Ihe psietna of en act authorising and dlrecUhS tha Trueteea of the Internet Im ­ provement Kund of the Slate of Klortdo to convoy portion# of tho bottom of La k* Mooroo to ellhor tho City of Senford. Klortdo or Betotnolo County, Klortdo, for uee hr ouch fo v ornmonlol autborlttee for ■ pubHa purpose, which eeld publlo porpooo ohell bo dolormlned by ouch governmental Authority, provided, however, that no eueh conveyance ehall affect tho righto of a riparian o w n ­ er; ta provide an effective date; to ootablleh conetdoratlon for ouch conveyance. Publish March It, l » l i COH-1M • M USTARD 2 BUNS 2 T 25 c 39' "C H IC KE N OF TH E S E A " • LIG H T M E A T “N A B IS C O ” P R E M IU M • CHUNK S TY LE TUNA no 6 OZ. JARS SALTINES LB. . y2 PK G . CAN C h arles Thom as Smith wan recommended for Another term as presi­ dent. Other officers named were Kurt Merrill, first vice president; Albert D. Williame, second vice president; Virgin­ ia Harrison, secretary; Mrs. L. Wind, treasurer; Mrs. Vio­ la I.eone, financial secretary and Mrs Rratrirr Muller and Robert N. McGee, co-chairmen of the entertainment commit­ tee. Guest speaker for this month's meeting was Col. William W. Hague of Del.and who urged the lueinhera to •’wake up, take nothing for granted, and get busy on local levels to elect your candi­ dates." Mrs. I.eone presented five new members, Mr. and Mrs. Angel Diai, Mr. and Mrs. John Biachoff and Richard Poacher, who were welcomed by tha president. Next meeting will be April 19 at which time Glen Martin will discuss the tax situation and one of the county com­ missioners will he present to talk aliout roads in the area. Lee Maxwell, president of the West Volusia Civic Federa­ ok • Pickle-Pimcnto • Liver-Cheese Glenn Smith, presiding. n o t ick “ FRENCH ’S " H A M B U R G ER Succumbs A t 74 New Slate Of Officers Named For DeBary Republican Club • Bolngnn • Olive WED. WIENERS “C O P E L A N D ” H O T DOG ★ A L L M EAT OR • TUES. “A R M O U R S T A R ” GROUND “ EVERFRESH^ * 25th & Park, Sanford FRESH “ 100% P U R E " of Wm. T . G aughf O ff To V ie t Nam Charles E. Thomas, local man with a highly colorful military history, has left on a secret mission to South Viet Nam as a military advisor in civilian capacity. Thomas, who srrvrd as a Marinr Corps sergeant In the Korean conflict, received the Silver Star, three Purple Hearts, and the Iironrc Star with combat " V " during his two years with a line com­ pany tn the First Marine Di­ vision. Mr and Mrs. Thomas and three children reside at 610 Osceola Drive. THOUSANDS o f pancnken were nerved hot o ff the griddle to over 1,000 dineru ul the Ki wants annual puncuke uupper und auction at the Civic Center Saturday. J. C. Davis (righ t), Dr. John Wilson (le ft) and other Kiwanians "kept 'em coming" all evening. Asaisting the Kiwanians were members o f the Seminole High School Key Club. (Herald Photo) Leg al Notice t\ Tit K. Cint I IT f l l l T I T IN A M I Kt>li I L M I M I L K l U l ' S TT, KL nillMA NO. l IT4A Til K W I M . t A M s m m m i HAVINUM H a n k , a l-ankliix c o r ­ poration o f tha hlala o f New York, Plaintiff, va KK.XNr.TH LKOX COMKET and DO NNA II COHKKT. hi* w1If*. Dcfao-lajtl*. hOTH'K OK M IT m i : o t a t i; o r ri.oiu iiA T O , Donna II Co *k *y *7 Klv»r*ida. Houta t. 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Feu tn*r Iota alcrp and Rulftr front H ia d ith n B icla ch ti and f* «) old. tired. d*ipr*»i*4, In tuch irrl'Utlnn, CYOTEX Mutually b rln ii H it. r»ltaln§ comfort by curbing irrltaUnt germ* lit atronv, acid urina and by anal|»ti« nata relief 0*1 C Y IT I X at i r u iiu u . faal bailor fa tl C TN . O F 6 STOCK REDUCTION L IM IT 1 W ITH (3.00 FOOD ORDER SALE NOW IN PROGRESS I F R E S H C R IS P LEMONS CARROTS CELLO DOZ. BAG ‘BLEACH PACK ETS’ C O M P L E T E B ED R O O M S U IT E Includes Bookcase Bed, Double Dresaer, Large Roomy Chest, Matching Boxspring and Innerspring Mattress. $1 6 8 EA8Y TERMS OPEN F R ID A Y NIGHTS M A T H E R of- Sanford SHOP IN A IR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322*0963 “ A IR PKG. 41 100 E X T R A "CASHMERE BOUQUET FLORIENT ACTION REG. D EODORANT" GOLD BOND 7 OZ. CAN With Thla Coupon A Tho Furchata O f •'C*nt«r“ HAM STAMPS 8LIC B Lb. Tic _____ Coupon Good A t “ T H R IF T W A Y " Only Thru ffa d m f i y, March 24- 49 50 E X TR A REG. BARS 36 cs 51 GOLD BOND With Thla Coupon 4 Tho Purrhioo O f "Bara La*" Apple *N Bpic# STAMPS CAKE _________________ 14 o*. each 71c Coupon Good A t ‘‘T H R IF T W A Y ’* Only Thrn Wcdneaday, March 24. 50 E X TR A GOLD BOND With Thla Coupon a Tha Furrhaa* Of ••Lliilon" IN S T A N T STAMPS TEA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 Os. Jar 8Sc I Coupon Good A t “ T U R IF T W A Y I Only Thru Wtdnaaday. March 24- CDJC-8 t : . \ ~ ' objectives M ON. 1- :, r * Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED 'i r I .\ *** •“j -* �Space Twins Pave W ay To Moon Gus, John Open Ullu> ^ m t f u r ii i b r a l i i i Way For Future Seminole County 4 4 4 * * on the S t Johns River Phone 322-2611 4 4 4 4 Zip Code 32771 “The N ile of Am erica” # W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy, mild thru Wednesday, hinh in low 8 0 ? ; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 57 c l O 0^ The Florida Medical Asso­ ciation and the Florida Med­ * ic a l Foundation announces the establishment of an annual United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TU E SD A Y, MARCH 23, 1SIRS S A N F O R 0, FLO R ID A NO. 152 Lakefront Project Moves Forward $1,000 medical scholarship to be awarded student the high school winning th f associa­ tion's first place senior prire al the State Science Fair. The scholarship will he presented the first time April 3 in the ® 10th annual State Science Fair at Orlando, • • # It looked almost like Christ­ inas when Casselberry held open house for its new city Financing Feasible, Council Told 4 _ 0 ff Loomis Leedy, fiscal agent for the municipality, reported on a million dollar bond issue suggested earlier by the City l ather* lie *aut with the sup port of the franchise funds and 4 4 t4 the utilities tax the bonds A rain-soaked young man would sell readily and “ at a came into (he Sanford police very favorable rate " While station Saturday and asked the added collateral provided “ Is it tme if I don't get a through the utilities tax is not license plate today I II have to essential, he added, it is “ good wait unlit next y ea r? ” When procedure1' to include it in informed that he could buy his order to reduce the interest license tag Monday if he rate. wished, he muttered: “ Man, City Manager W -E Know­ and I had to get out on a day les told Uie group ihat lhe re like this.’ ’ port «if the survey of the hottom of Lake Monroe in Uie Speaking of Saturday s tain vicinity of the proposed site and wind, it was strong of the Riverport was in his enough to tear loose a sail boat hand* from it* mooring* on the lake He said th.it all finding* and crash it against the sea were well within the toler w all. anres that he had anticipated 4 * 4 in his earlier forecast* This A lady keeps railing the po hr pointed out. meant that the police to complain aiiout a expense of dredging the "i* crowing rooster. Apparently land" site of some 13 to 15 there is no law against haung acres would fall within the a pet chicken. estimates on which the ait mm * • 4 i istration was proceeding What popular Lake Mart 1‘nmmisMoncr Earl 111isgin riM aff cattoe4l was caught hnlhatn asked l.eedy, • Do you upriver recently without a then, believe that this is fin single slice of bread to wrap aneially feasiblle?'' around all tile sandwich mak­ Leedy'* “ Yes, 1 do” prompt­ ings she brought along? Ini ed the commissioner to say lints of the frustrated lunch “ That's all ! want to know, cr, we understand, are M. K le t's go. What is the next . . . Step-’ ’’ Engraved invitations have It is possible that the Com gone nut from the Seminole mission will hear additional High School Diversified Co­ pertinent facts from an rngi operative Club to the annual neering firm today employer - employee banquet Knowles indicated that Ihr staled for 7 15 p m April fi in next steps toward bringing ihr the student lounge. Till* is a lakefront development pro­ group of students who with ject closer to reality I* a threethe cooperation of local bust part program involving the *e nrsstnen and firms, work hall curing of private capital tor a day and go to school Each leases, proceeding with pro year the students fele their fesstonal engineering servire* employers with a dinner, in and preparing the revrnue appreciation. certificates for sale. • • • •I 1 ^ " V M aybe Today Criticism 4 A group from St. Luke's Church in Oviedo toured the offices of the Southern Bell Telephone Company here to­ day. ^ w B R IEFS LONDON (U PI> — Am eri­ can use of nausea gas in South Viet Nam drew sharp criticism today from the Com­ munist and non-Communist vain Iit alike. Jealousy O RLAND O ( U P !) — Police official* tentatively r u l e d jealousy ns the motive for ivui mothers and a suicide in a wild shooting spree by a Cape Kennedy engineer here Sunday night. Leave Boat Crowing Rooster Bugs Council T A R G E T AR E A — Plans for the flight of the two-nian Gemini capsule called for a final touch-down near (Irand Turk Island in the Bahantas. Recovery ships cruised the entire or­ bit path. Astronauts' Families Watch On Television M IAM I l l ' I ’ lt Six peo­ ple abandoned a tented cabin cruiser at sea Monday night SEA BROOK. Tex (I I’ ll — when the boat appeared to be Young Scott and Mark this low on fuel. The Coast Guard sum counted down together, started a searrli today for the “ three, two. one . . . ignition, ’ boat utin It uni still believed and then watched tlnir dad du llin g in Ihr ocean. soar into space atop Ilia Titan rocket. The families of Aslionsiits EN lt<»UTK FROM SELM A Virgil M iii'l Grissom and T n MONTGOM ERY. A l a , John Young watched on tele 11 I’ l l -- Three-hundred civil vision. light* demonstrators cloaked Betty Grissom, who has m home-made ponchos trudgbeen through it before, and eU Oirough the rain today on I Barbara Young kept their the thud leg of then historic emotions to themselves But march oil Montgomery, the children were excited They stayed home Irum school for the occasion SAiciuN d T h — r.s . .Mrs Grissom sat in a cuui It and South Viidrimiu^r in the living room wllh Tttiily |dnri<*A ii(tinhi’d and «traf<‘d Cooper, wile of Asti on.oit military inntnllMtinnn nnd con­ Gordon Cooper, and a rieigli voys in Communist North bor, Mrs. Jerry Hammock Vii't Nam today. It wim the She made no comment a* the third Httack ngMin*t the t'omrocket blasted off in a cloud ntuniat north tins vtei'k of reddish-Innw n smoke Maid Mrs Young: " I ’ m deliriously happy ST. PETERSBURG (U P I ) The^Young children, b a n d ),' — Strong winds and h#»avy eight, and John, six, were up sms pushed vrasrla far to tin* bright and early for the lug smith and wrst in the iVnsa day There were four tele tola to St. |*i irrshui g s a i l vision sets in the Young home host rare and a» n rrm lt. Thr children sat on the arm threa vessel* still to-rr at ***s of Mrs. Young’s chair to today, watch. “ Is that daddy? Is that dad d y ? " little John asked. W ASH IN G TO N I l 'P I ) — The director of civil worki ORLANDO ( U P I) _ The for the U S < orps of Engl father and *!pp mother of A* m e n said Kloiida is among Ironaut John Young rrmaim-t: t tn- “ moat, critical’’ mens in semi-seclusion here today scheduled fur $3 billion in wa­ keeping tali* on the orbital ter work* project* around the flight of the Gemini-Thrue nation. space capsule flown by Virgil March On Third Attack Heavy Seas ‘Most Critical* All majorettes, both lormer and present, are invited to a reception Thursday, March 25. from 7:30 to 9 30 at the home of Sylvia Williams, 1920 More Yet? Park Avenue The honor guest ItAGl'-SA, Sicily (U P I ) — is Mrs. Mcrl Smith, twirling When Ro«aria Arrabito, 41. An itinerant rooster that instructor at SHS for the past gave both to hrr 18th child ten years, who is leaving the erows from 4 to 7 a. m. every husband Giovanni announced morning brought a complaint area. Those planning to at­ happily, ’’ we waul six more.” to City Commissioners Monday tend. kindly call 322-6402. • 4 4 f om Mrs Mary McMahon, of ■V The Seminole County Hu­ 309 South Park Avenue, who mane Society will meet Thurs­ declared she has been ''d is­ day al 7:30 p m. In the coun criminated against.” Mrs. McMahon told comm­ ty commission room at the court house. On the agenda is issioners she had complained Seminole County Board of a discussion of plans for Un- repeatedly to City Manager W. future as well as a review of E. Knowles and to the police Commissioners today balked department about the rooster^#( lindrrtai(jnj. joint maintrn past accomplishments, • • • which struts around in an al­ anrr of SR 427 in Altamonte Today is the birthday of sev­ ley behind hrr apartment house Springs. and makes so much noise her eral well-known men in our Tlic town of Altamonte town. Among them are Char tenants have moved out. Knowles yaid the dog ward­ Spring* had requested that i Morrison. PH man; Neal irmer, real estate dealer;- en had been sent to apprehend the county share in upkeep of *v, John Hire* of Grace live rooster, but could not find the road, Sand lord Avenue elhodiat Church; Al Mur him. Police Chief Roy Wil­ from First Street to Magnolia, n, (not the bartender, Uie liams said that his men have as part of it Be* in the coun­ rber) and H. W. Coodspecd. checked out the - complaints ty and part in the city. Commissioner W. Lawrence irtyd railroad man. Happy each time and last Saturday rthday and many happy re ­ believed that they had shot Swotford's motion for the county lo join in the road's the rooster.' nts to all you fellas. • • • Mrs. McMahon said that af­ maintenance failed to get a Most people describe as ter the shooting she had not second. However, the com­ strsvsgsnce" the way other heard the rooster for a couple missioners did not flatly re­ ople spend their money, of days but “ now be is back ject the plan. They took the matter under adviacyicol. ys Lion Bill MacLauchlin. again." Grissom swung the capsule This'fs a far ery from forc­ around—Hunt end forward— ing a spacecraft, hurtling at and fired the four reverse 17,500 miles an hour, tn rocket* m rapid succession as change its orbital path in the Gemini 3 craft passed flight. Gemini 3 accomplish­ over the roast o f Southern ed this. California. Over Texas. Grissom used Nestled in their 7,000-pound his on-board rockets to force Grmini 3 cabin, America’* the capsule from a patli rang­ first two-man spare, team ing from loo to Its miles in soared into the skies at 0:24 altitude to a new path rang­ a.in. (E S T ), only 24 minutes ing from 97 to 105 miles. Virgil Grissom behind schedule. They were Officials proclaimed this a Presentation of a formal ap­ scheduled to land in the A t­ “ truly historic maneuver." plication for a community an­ lantic atwut 2:07 p.m. (E S T ). As planned, the pioneering tenna television franchise in They began their third and U. S. astronauts descended in­ Sanford was made to City final orbit at 12:34 p.m. to the Atlantic about 70 miles Commissioners Monday by the I E ST). northeast of Grand Turk Is­ Jcrrold Electronics Corpora-( At 10:57 a.m. (E S T ) white land in the British West Indies tion but commissioners ex ­ flying over Texaa tn their about,4 hours and 50 minutes pressed little interest in this first circuit, the space twins or any other CATV proposal*. 1changed the shape o f their after liftoff. It was a textbook count­ Officials of the Jcrrold Cor­ ortilt, A l the time their flight poration told the commission path ranged from 100 to 142 down. From the start the pilots were pronounced In “ great" they are the best qualified to n).| alwve the earth. condition, Spacecraft and roc­ render the service, by reason H)S M ILE RANGE ket were “ go," of their experience and sales After firing some small rock­ As the 7,000 pound spacecraft record. et thruster* aboard tbetr craft, w-ent into orbit, President They pointed out that they their orbital path was more Johnson was watching on tele­ would tiring in TV channels 3, nearly circular, ranging in al­ vision at the White House and 8 and 13 in addition to eight titude from 97 to 105 miles. Vice President Hubert 11. FM stereo radio stations Then, two hours and 20 min Humphrey was listening to the They added that the CATV , , , . . . . . . . . „ utes after lift off a* they soar rapid fire sequence of broad­ service would lie provided free . . . . , . ,, , , ed over the Indian Ocean half cast events at the Cape. to public, private and paro. , i , .. „ . ........... . , ,, wav through their second trip The word that Gemini 3 had dual schools, municipal faci­ fact' . . . around the earth, Gnsson achieved its planned Bight lities and hospitals as well as steered the spacecraft tn a path w as relayed by Paul Han John Young closed circuit television broadra*ts tn riv ic and charitable different dimension — to left ey t NASA official who was and right. acting as “ the voice ot Gem or g.im/aiinns. These maneuvers had the ef im " at the Cape Kennedy con­ feet of changing live space­ trol center. rent or lease television sets. craft's landing spot 30 to 40 "The capsule Is in orbit." Connection charge maximum* mfles north of where it would Haney said. “ He's in excellent would be about $25 with a $5 have been otherwise. Both shape at this point over tlrra month service charge The steering maneuvers were sur muda.'* rrrrsRUHGH tu r n — citv would benefit by a re­ resslul and one official called \t that moment the craft Nurses al .Magee Hospital venue of six percent of gross it a "truly historic maneuver." was hurtling through space at honored today's G e m i n i monthly receipts. A spokesman for the Nation aland 17,500 miles an hour space shot in a unique man­ "W e provide a free seven at Aeronautics and Spare Ad­ Everything had gone accord ner. da* Inal and if the customer ministration (N A S A ) said the ing lo plan. The first and se When a nrw born glrL does nut like Hie service, ho agency was “ very pleased cond stage..* ot Ih* Titan 2 roc­ found abandoned In a city does not have to sign the conwith the operation of the man­ ket had fallen away, leaving sewer, was brought Into the Iract," company official* said, euvering system " He dr*- the tittle cabin on its own. hospital's emergency room Commissioner* were mvitied crihed it as "absolutely es Gemini 3 passed its Initial Ihr n u r s e s Immediately to tour facilities at Melbourne, seiiii.il lo future rendeivous hur'||ex safely —the moment namrd the child " G e m i n i . " Eau Gallir and Ormond Reach maneuvers" In which Gemini after launch when aerndynn Gemini weighed in al Later commissioners voted spacecraft will meet and cou­ mic forces would tear It to that all CVTV companies lie alxiut 7's pounds and a i l ple with a rocket in orbit. pieces if it was vulnerable, rrpm lrd In good condition. informed that “ we have not LOOKED l i k e s t a r tlvc moment when It would fail heard any demand or The thlld was found in tha The two-man Gemini—3 cap to go in orbit if its speed were city sewer by construction wiled any public interest in worker Al Plern of Connell** community antenna service, sole rose (rum I'ad 19 at this too little—and soared screnly vltir, aimiit an hour beforn see no real need or desire (or spaceport atop a Titan 2 roc into an orbit ear Tying it some lieichcd reddish 150 miles high at the outset. Ibis servire ami are not in- kel which the Gemini liftoff at Cap* terevted in any CATV fran brown smoke from Its twin Kennedy. generating 43o.(*X) rhises at this time " Motion engines was made by Earl Higginbo­ (■uinds of fhrust. Coin Collection !t rose into the sky on a AVO N PAR K fU l’ l ) — Dr. tham and seconded by M I. pink rolumh of flame and (ad Taken From Home Ilurtnn C. Ostling, of Avon R a born ml to a hrlghl star like point Park, ha* been elected chair­ Thr home o f John Walters, as Gemini hurtled toward or man o f llie state alcoholic re­ 220 Avocado Avrnue, wa s tut habilitation program ndviaury broken into during tha week­ ’I tie countdown was almost [ council, replacing Hugh l.alor. end and a half-dollar coin perfect. A l one point it became of Miami, who leMicm-il afli-i rollct-ttoti was stolen. Police necessary to lighten a fitting 12 yi-ars as rhaiirnnn. said liurglnia nmilc o ff with Lee Jay Colling, president ot when a leak devrloj>ed In a l.alor. a Miami niiist-tv I m lui-i ii $30 ii ml $40 wurth of the Orange County Bar Asso rocket nxldllrr line This ar man. was one of the prim*- .silver dollar* and an undeter­ nation, ha* Iwrn appointed a compllshed, the launch came movers In-hind Ihr of fo il in mined amount of Kennedy >porliil assistant attorney gen oft only 21 minutes later Ulan i-Ntnhllxh the agi-nry which sol Im)('dollars and other coins. era! by Ally Gen Karl Fair- scheduled. its charter fium the 19,53 Leg­ Al-u missing was an elccttic cloth al lallahasxce Building up sjsced as it rose, islature. i a tar. Fair cloth said Colling * dill the spacecraft went into orbit les would tie to assist his of over Bermuda at a speed of flee in legal matters arising about 17.500 miles an hour. in Uie four county area ot Or The initial flight path rang­ ange. Osceola, Seminole and ed from a low point of too Brevard milt, exactly as planned, to a f t Colling will continue in Ins hi„ h [)0lnl of U2 ml)M< eighl •ISS'S FIRST QUAUTY m private law practice in Or miles under Uie pre planned Undo and Alorritt Island. orbit. _ Council 'Cool' On TV Antenna Franchise Bid T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Gov. Hayden Hums promised Sanford's waterfront deve- to name today or Wednesday lopment project moved two the members o f hi* nrw uni­ important steps forward Mon­ versity Board of Regent*. day evening. offices the other day. There City Commissioners were was green misting on the cake and red punch. told that the financing is feas­ 4 * 4 ible and that the silt on the Hacklcy School boys braved lake bottom is well within the 800 Sunday’s cool wcathrr by bound* of earlier studios made practicing tennis, baseball by engineers and by City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles. and golf. 4 n o w A ... Grissom and Young. Thr father, William Young. took the day off from work at a citrus co-operative at near­ by Plymouth lo follow thp pro­ gress ot Uie flight on televis­ ion. The Votings planned to rc mam in their home in the quiet College Park residential area here until alter the re­ covery of the capsule and the astronauts Is accomplished A tew persons stopped by outside the house this mornng. hut only one ti-dlnr cn ten d Orlando M ajor Robert t art stopped by and chatted briefly uith the Youngs. Uill'ide the home, television cameras were set up in pre pa ration for statements later in the day and newsmen wall­ ed the Youngs chose fo remain here -it I tie i r home for the launch de'pifc Hie fact ih< l.n.lu ll site al Cape Kennedy is Ic's Ilian So miles away. JACKSONVILLE (C P U Mr and Mrs. It A White w.Itched their son in law. As Iron.rut John It Young, lin’d min orbit today and Mr* White commented, There John * doing just what he's al­ ways wanted." Tile Whiles, whose datigh ter Barbara, married Young m 1955. watched the Gemini shut on trlr vision at their home Mr* White said she was calm because Young had been a Navy lest pilot la'fore Incoming .in astronaut and test piloting i* what von might call a hurardotr* oceupalioh." — ----------------, S llO r il I I)ll* S lit N N M l. 1I l l 'l l Flag l<-> ('iiunly .Sheriff Homer Ilionks, •>!, died today of u tit-sill attack while <<n duty. Brooks, who had been sheriff here fur eight years, was elected to a thud term lust Novrmhci. Foundling Is Gemini Ostling Named Attorney Wins State Position County Balks On Altamonte Plea I / C APE K E N N E D Y (U P I) — .Astronauts Vir$?il P. (Gus) Grissom and John W. Young landed safely in the water nt 2:20 p.m. (E S T ). Rescue craft— air and surface— were cn route to pick them and their capsule out o f the water. Grissom and Young fired their reverse rockets at 1:57 p.m. (E S T ) and l i f g a n th oir-rctu m to was steerable to a limited e x ' earth after a three-orbit tent but only during it* descent 76,000 m i l e v o y a g e into the atmosphere for a through space. landing. The Liard also delayed ac­ tion on an appeal by 18 per sons protesting the building of a dog kennel on property oil Long wood .Markham Road cast of 1-4. Three residents of the area spoke in opposition lo the ken­ nel and an appeal prtition was presented the board. Dr. Lewis L. Kline plans to build a 20 run kennel for Ger­ man abort-haired pointers on a 35-acre tract o f land he owns in the area. Gordon Frederick, attorney for Kline, asked the commlyilonert to attirra action by the board o f adjustment in perm itting. Uie kennel. The board tabled action un­ the county r«ad department were requested to make a traf­ fic flow atudy lo see if more Ttiq board also set April 13 stop signs arc warranted and tor a reconsideration bearing to check on the school toning on a denial ot a toning change and other matter*. to liufoid Reams in Hilltop The board of commissioners Estates. 'Hie toning adjust­ also voted to reconsider a ment apparently would permit previous plan to sell countyhorses to be stabled in the owned properly near Sand area. Lake Road on the advice of Norman fluke, president of County Attorney Harold John­ English Estates Association, son. appeared before the commis­ Johnson advised the com­ sion to request, school tunc missioners that the property signs around English Estates once was listed as a cemetery Elementary School, the erec­ on the lax rolls. He said R tion of more stop signs on Ox­ would not be advisable to, sell ford and Derbyahira Roads the lsnd U it was used as a and the fill-in of Oxford ditch. cemetery and bodifa renuin Commissioner Lee Gary and on the property, til its next meeting, April 11 e n n e iii The word from both space­ craft and pilots was that thay were in "excellen t" condition. Underscoring this, Grissom and Young were given the "g o ahead" for a second orbit only 51 minutes after liftoff. READY FOR CONCLUSION Ground controllers were set for conclusion of the throe-or­ bit flight in the AtlanUc some­ time after 2:07 p. m. (E S T ) The NaUonal Aeronautics and Space Administration (N A ­ SA) billed the Grissom-Young mission as the first aboard a spacecraft capable uf chang­ ing orbits in space. Col. Pavel I. Belayayev, chief pilot in last w eek'i flight by Russia'* Votkhod 2 space­ craft, contended that the So­ viet ahlp also was maneuver­ able In apace. But U. S. trackers detected no proof ot this. Voakhod 2, according to U. S. ttytyUlgencc, L U G G A G E S P E C IA L ! R E P E A T OF A SELLO U T! 3 PC. S E T O N LY 5 | g PLUS 10% FED, TAX 4 IS” Reauty Casa 4 Lots Of Pechela - 4 21“ 4 Weekender quill Lining* 4 J|" Pullman 4 Removable Mirror 4 Choice Wood Frame* 4 Green, Blue, Rad VACATIONS — GRADUATION — WEDDING GIFT �B$r T H a lo r f iP n jje 2— M a rc h Crusader Opens Annual Attack On Foreign Aid V rrm U 23, 1965 Ranger-9 Dead Center On Moon Crater W ASHINGTON (U P I) Hearings Continue On Cigarette Tabs W A S H IN G T O N — Tha Senate (U P I ) — commerce com­ Rep. Otlo Passman, who u jr i mittee continued hearings to­ hi* view* on foreign aid are day on legislation requiring PASADENA, Calif. (U P !) - an “ obsession” has begun bis cigarette The ninth and most accurate Ranger spacecraft hurtled to­ annual cruaada to slash the administration's aid program. day on a television mission to Or, as the Louisiana Demo­ the moon io find out whether crat prefers to call K, the for­ astronauts can land safely in eign “ g ivesw a r" program. Passman is chairman of the foreign aid appropriations sub­ committee. He will soon begin bearings on President John­ son'* request to spend $3.4 bil­ lion for overseas economic and military assistance during the year starting July i. Passmsb Until last was the namesis o f Democratie and Republican presidents, cutting hundreds of millions o f dollars from each aid re­ quest. His choke-bold was broken in 1984 by a combination of pres­ idential pressure and a change in the chairmanship of the full appropriations committee. I i Passman hopeful that be can do any better this year? " I'm staging a bolding ac­ tion. A good general occasion­ ally haa to wait for better days to take tbe offensive,” the volatile congressman said in an Interview. AIpboesus crater. A slight maneuver was made to aim Ranger I oo a dead center course by changing its pitch and roll. This was done by radio signal from Califor­ nia Institute of Technology'* Jet Propulsion Laboratory (J P L ) scientists. A second terminal maneuver DR. P H IL IP Weatffat* (rig h t), o f Central n a y be made Wednesday Florida Experiment Station, explains to John morning to sero—In Ranger •'* Mercer the growing o f Lake Emerald grapes ala television camera* on the as members o f the Sanford Rotary Club were M-70-mUe-wide crater, named luncheon guests o f station officials Mopday. in hooor of the late Spanish King Alfonso X. However, scientists stressed that Ranger t's flight path oo the 345,SOO-mUe moon trip war so accurate that the two ma­ a neuvers could not cause e mis aloe failure. “ Regardless of what hap­ pens, it is right dead center oo WASHINGTON (U P I ) - evidence of perjury which the moon," said a J P L spokes­ man. "O f course," he added, The fest-teUdng former preil would be appropriate to refer "what we want is pictures of dent of a defunct San Fran­ to the Justice Department for cisco bank baa raised the possi­ Investigation and whatever ac­ bility of a perjury indictment in a Senate’s Investigation of tion is necessary." But McClellan made it clear recent bank closing*. ed In Bank Probe C itru s Pickers C a ll Is Issued Officials of tha Florida State Employment Service have Issued a call for citrus fruit pickers fo r tha Valancia crop. According to W. A. Edwards, local farm labor representative o f the Sanford Employment Office, citrus fruit picker* are needed to serve through June. Tboee wishing to apply for jobs a* pickers need not have prior experience, but must be phyaicaQy able to perform this type of work. Don C. SUvertborne, whose free-wheeling, loan polices led to his ouster at president o< the San Francisco National Bank shortly before It failed last January, flatly accused two witnesses of perjury. When asked whether Silverthorne's testimony presented the s u b c o m m i t t e e with grounds for a perjury indict­ ment either against him or other witnesses, Senate In­ v e s t i g a t i o n subcommittee Chairman John L. McClellan (D-Ark.) said: “ This record m ay contain the record would not be re­ ferred to the Justice Depart­ ment at least until Silvertborae was finished testifying and possibly until the bearings are completed. Sllverthome's perjury char­ ges involved testimony by Na­ tional Bank examiner Victor Del T redid. He testified he had warned Silvertbome against putting fees from borrowers into his personal account.. Silvertone is scheduled to return to the witness chair March 31. Square D ancers M eet Tuesdays A square dance group has been organized in Casselberry and meets each Tuesday at T: JO p. m. in the south wing of Casselberry Land Company. A caller wUl offer lessons far beginners. Everyone in the area is invited to join In the fun. Anyone Interested in joining the group may raU Mrs. John Iddinga, of 138 Overbrook Drive or Mra. H. P. Cornelius, 808 Zinnia Drive. CELEB RATIO N o f the American Legion’s 46th birthday was observed by DeBary Post 259 at a dinner. From the le ft: Adj. Harry Lyons, speak­ er Uriel Blount o f DeLand, Cdr. William G. Williams, Past Cdr. Stanley Smith ^nd Rev. A. C Summers. (Middleton Photo) studies' Bus Franchise Bid A request for a city bus franchise by George White wa« taken "under *tudy" by City Commlsaionera Monday who told Whits they were "v e ry receptive" to the idea. White presented maps oi bus routes around the city, which w&ild Include tha Na­ val Air Station, Loch Arbor, Lake Mary, Ravenna Park, Sunland and other outlying areas, if requested. Commissioners atked White to submit more concrete plana and financing proposals and tabled tbe matter. A request from Fred Van Palt that a sewer tax on bit water bill be dropped was de nled by commissioner*. Van Palt contended that since hi* house was not connected to the sewer he was being unfair­ ly charged for a service he w ai not using. Com m iiilonert atated that Rev. Buchanan a city ordinance stipulates that any property within 73 feet o f a useable sewer line shall pay the service fee. There is auch a sewer main at tbe rear o f Van Pelt's pro­ perty now. It is not mandatory to connect to the sewer sys­ tem. Van Pelt advised commis­ sioners that be Intends to file a “ class suit" for himself “ and all otheri sim ilarly sit­ uated." In other action bids of $4,930 for a refuse packer body, $7,408.75 for a truck chasala and $3,300 for a rodding m a­ chine were accepted. A 60-day extension wss granted Mrs. Virginia Hill for repairing of a building at 1403 West 15th Street; postponed first reading of an ordinanoe rezoning an area o f 23th to 28th Street because of the need to re-advertise correctly; heard a resolution on the city’s retirement policy. Commissioners authorized the use of prisoners outside tbe city llm lti “ on the beauti­ fication only and for no other purpose." package* to carry health warning labels. The committee was to hear testimony from a variety o f itnesaea, including Dr. Thom­ as Carlile. o f the committee on tobacco and cancer; Dr. Daniel Jenkins o f Baylor Un­ iversity, and Mrs. Thomas Kouzes, o f the National Con­ gress o f Pa rent* and Teach­ er*. * The committee, la consider­ ing two health labeling bills, one sponsored by its Chair­ man Warren G. Magnuson (DWaah). Tha other bill was in­ troduced by Sen. Maurine L. Neuberger (D-Ore). The legislation would au­ thorize Congress to order health warning labels on cig­ arettes. However, Surgeon General Luther Terry, whose agency made public the 1084 report linking smoking to cancer and other diseases, recommends that federal agencies be allow­ ed to determine the kind o f warning that should be im­ posed. Other congressional nsws: Voting Rights: Th* Senata judiciary committee opened hearings on President John­ son’* urgent request fo r legielation abolishing literary J teats and other registration obstacles to Negro voting rights. A tty. Gan. Nicholas Katzrnbach was to b* the first wit­ ness at tha public session. A special Housa Judiciary sub­ committee continues hearing* on the bill which also author!-. res federal examiners to reg- v later Negroes in cases where — local officials rsfua*. Education: The House la 11 expected to approve by the ~ end o f th e' week President^ Johnson'* $1.3 billion school aid program. Th* rules committe* clear­ ed th# way fob floor debate Monday on th* maaaura to provide assistance to grad* ) and high schools. The bill’s manager* scorn confident they have the votes to win Housa approval this week. Medicare: The House ways and meant committee may vote this week on a broad pro­ gram to provide hospital care for th* elderly. The legislative packagea ' would set up a compulsory hospital Insurance program, financed by Social Security, and a voluntary program to cover doctors bills. mail or bring this coupon To Be G uest A t Holy Cross Rev. Hollis H. Buchanan, rector of St. Richard's Epis­ copal Church in Winter Park, will be guest speaker at the Wednesday evening I>cnten service at Holy Cross Church this week. Father Buchanan is a native of Tampa and a graduate ol the University of Florida. He attended the Theological Semi nary of the Southwest In Aus­ tin. Texaa. Sine* graduation he haa served at Trinity Church, Mi­ ami, and for several years as a chaplain in 'he Undid Slate* Air Force. He hat twin rector of St. Rlchart* for the past five yca-c. and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door Historic Auction S T A F F OFFICERS AN D INSTRUCTORS ntand at attention as four companies o f the Sanford Naval Academy pass in review at monthly dress parade ceremonies. A large group o f parents and friends attended the event at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Awards and honors are presented to individual midshipmen and companies during ceremonies. (Herald Photo) Burke Family To Appear Here Monday "Am erica's slnglngtst fam fly,” tha Burka Family Sing­ ers, will appear at • p.m, Monday, March Z9, at Samlnola High School auditorium under the auspices o f the Sanford Mutual Concert A taoclation. The nationally known chor­ al entemble, coneietlng o f father, mother and their 10 children, will make Ite local debut aa tha fourth and last presentation by tha atsocla- Mill Iona of televlilon viewera Were ao tremenduualy anthuaiaatlc about thia ‘'typic­ a lly " American family whan they appeared on CBS "Look Up and L iv e " program that Ed S u l l i v a n booked tha charming irlah family for aavtral appearance* on hi* program. One of tha highlights o f their mataoric rtaa in the musical world occurred when they gave a show-stop­ ping performance at a New England benefit starring aterrlng Jim my Durante before an audi­ ence o f 18,000. Tha Burke's extensive repertorie extends from (acred music through classics, ma­ drigal* and folk aonga. They tpaclalii* in unaccompanied music, in the style o f the in­ ternationally known Don Coetack choru*. which appeared In Sanford several aeaaoni hack. Thia style la very dif­ ficult and is pur* art, but beautifully done by this LONDON (U P I) — Oxfam, a charity organization, is of­ fering for sal* by auction shortly the following odd Items: A raincoat worn by Prim * Minister Harold Wilson oo tha night of bit election; a cricket hat used by former Premier Sir Alex DouglasHome; a mitten worn by Sir John Hunt oo the conquest at Mount Evereat—and Olympic gold modal winner M a r y Rand's running shoes. dren who rang* In eg* from 8 to I I . Tha Burkes are said Britons refer to th* Bank of England aa tha “ Old Lady kind and alas offerin g this o f Thraadnaadle S treet" type o f alngtng in th* entire to b* th* only group of Ita country. Whll* not on tour, they make their home in Providence, Rhode Island. One o f the graataat tributes accorded th* singing fam ily ram* whan >' came they visited the Trapp fam ily In VarmonL talanta, tha entire family sing Whan tha Burkta tang fo r In sight languages! Barontaa von Trapp, daugh­ Walter and Anna Burka ere ter, Hadwick, r e m a r k s d , tha patents o f the ten chil- "W h y, ft's Ilka my fam ily all tbe best recipe folks newly Virginia retraskl P. a B e i ‘ 1314 Sanford Phyllis Raganatain P A 1-4U4 Lake Mary FI a n Narria T B t-1114 fta Bewlieto Mlidrad Haney Mary N A T IO N A L L Y K N O W N bpr millions of TV Yttwers. as "America's slngfngast family," tha Burka Family Singers will be presented at 8 p.m. March 29th at Seminole High School by tha Sanford Mutual Concert Association. Gettings r,,- ■ for Only PE R W EEK �1 ✓ — y .' :-----u I It Jj (* i V lir ^ s a fa ri V rrm ll M arch 23, 1965— r a p e 3 'Americanism' Stressed A t Legion Fete Page Beverly H illbillies •Alabaman Digs Pond, Comes Up W ith Oil LEHIGH, AIs. (U P I) - It looked like oil. It smelled like Oil. It tasted like oil. An expert Irom the State Oil and Gas Board was called. It was oil. A * * > % Blount County buildins contractor used to laugh the 'Beverly Hillbillies" at and bow they struck oil until it happened to him. K‘ Curtis Richey isn’t laughing now. He's trying to pump oil nK w 1 ■ <AU > ^ c v > ‘ ?r^^5k ‘ O. % V •• <- '• CPO DANIEL J. Szechy, attached to the avionics - weapons divi­ sion aboard NAS San­ ford, has re-enlisted for four additional years in the Navy. He already has served 21 years. He. his wife, Bonnie, and their two children reside at R. R. 2. (N avy Photo) * District WSCS Committee Has Sanford Meet The Executive Committee o f the DrLand District WornI nil's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mra. T. F. McDaniel, 1700 Fast Seminole Boulevard, Sanford, last Thursday at 10 e.m. Mrs. Don Coward. Creirent City, district president, presided at the meeting, and Mrs. Damon Scott, Palatka, gave the devotional. | Mrs. Ralph Anderion re­ ported that 217 women and 12 minister* were registered at the District Meeting in Or­ mond Beach, with SI societies represented. Mrs. W. M. Whitman, dis­ trict aecretary o f Children’s Work, reported on the Teach­ ing Instiutes to be held for all teachers and workers of ^ children and youth. One Initltue will be held at Firat Methodist Church, Del.and, Monday, March 20, and an­ other institute will be at St. James Methodist Church, Pelatka, Tuesday, March 30. Each institute will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hot sand­ wiches, pie and drinks will be .avSfleble at noon. Since the I hours o f the Institute* are quite long, there will be no nursery provided. Plans were mad* fo r the District Leadership graining Day at Trinity Methodist Church, Palatka, May 13. Registration will be at p:30 a.m, and the workshop from 10 a.m.-12:3ff p. tn. A ll local . WSCS officer* will receive instruction in their .areas of responsibility. A fte r ths business meeting, mem here o f the Executive Committee were guests o f Mrs. McDaniel for lunchi Those attending were Mr*. Don Coward, Mra, C. N. Ogg, Mra. W. F. McFetridgc, Mrs. Wallsce Strickland, Mrs. W. M. Whitman, M n . John B. King, Mra. Edward Perry, Mrs. Ralph Andcraon, Mra. Doman Scott, M n . T. T. Foley, M n . W alter Purts, M n . P. B. Revels, Miss Mary Hubbard, Dr. Joe A . Toll*, DeLand district superintend­ ent o f the Methodist Church. from a well he gouged out with a bulldozer, quite by acci­ dent. Richey got a dose of oil fever when he recently found oil seepage on his property. He located it while digging a pond about 11 miles southwest ol Oneonta and 27 miles north­ east of Birmingham White bulldozing the excava­ tion, his tractor tuned over rocks. The ground began to mn black. Something that look­ ed like oil spurted from the ground. Thai's when the state ex­ pert was called and pronounc­ ed it oil. The crude continued to spurt out. Richey derided he was more interested in finishing his lake than finding a new oil field so he covered up the seep. But he didn't forget. A few weeks ago he made a contract with a water well drilling contractor in Birm­ ingham to drill an 1,800-foot test well. Already drillers have hit an oil show at slightly more than 300 feet in the Pottsville ser­ ies of the Pennsylvania-type formation. The test will go deeper. Johnson Seeks Treasury C h ie f * ( * H A W A IIA N SONGS nnd dances were featured as part o f Bear Lake Cub Rack 230’s prize winning exhibit nt Weklwa District Exposition, Cubs nnd den mothers performing here nrc (front, left to right) Ricky Os­ trander, Roger Kowalski, Bruce Hnlc and Kenny Peterson; (back) Mrs. Doris Hale, Mrs. Peggy Maries, Dean Nichols, Gary Maries and Mrs. Aggie Ostrander. (Herald Photo) PICTURES AND POSTERS on Germany were used by Rear. Lnke Roy Scout Troop 2110 for its exhibit at Wekiwa District Exposition. Helping man the booth were (left to right) Jerry Riddell, second class; Victor Martin, tenderfoot; Hobby Anderson, first class; Rob Bidle, Eagle; Roger liunncll, second class; Anthony Smith, second class, and Gary Kowalski, tenderfoot. (Herald Photo) Americanism program w ai featured at a combined meet­ ing of American Legion Mem­ orial Post 253 o f Casselberry and its Auxiliary at the Catset berry Woman's Club In observance o f (be 4fith anni­ versary of the Legion. Essay contest winners from South Seminola Junior High School were introduced by Auxiliary Americanism Chair­ man, Mrs. Leonard Cassel­ berry. They were W alter Bistline, Debbie Davis, and Larry Rodd, firat place win­ ner, who read hi* essay on 'M y Challenge To Commun­ ism.” They were accompanied by Guy Strickland, head of the Social Studies Depart­ ment a t t h a school. Post Americanism Chair­ man John Angel Introduced Bonnia Layman, winner o f the Legion Oratorical Contest at Lyman High School, who gave her talk on the Consti­ tution o f the United Stales. The Auxiliary presented each o f tha young people with a desk fla g and a copy o f the fla g code. They were also given a reproduction of the Declaration o f Independ­ ence and Articles o f Federa­ tion fo r their schools. Post Commander Ken Walbridge introduced the main speaker o f the evening, Her­ bert McKenile o f ths Or­ lando Social Security office, who apoke on Social Security and ita benefits, A question and answer period followed his talk. Following the program, refreshmenti of sandwiches, cake, anneks, coffee and soft drinks were served by the committee composed o f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doebener and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kryder. The palmetto leaf ami pop­ py centerpiece was made by Poppy Chairman Mrs. Ken­ neth Green and will be en­ tered In the district competi­ tion. AM ERICANISM PROGRAM was featured by American Legion Memorial Post 256 and ita Auxiliary with the accent on youth. L e ft to right, dis­ playing copies o f the Declaration o f Independence presented for their schools, are Guy Strickland, head of the South Seminole Junior High so­ cial studies department; Ronnie Laynion, Lyman High, oratorical contest winner; Larry Rodd, Debbie Davis nntl Walter Bistline, essay contest winners, South Seminole; nnd John Angel, Post Amcricunisni chairman. Unde Sam Still Holds The Bag EDITOR’S NO TE: — H ie latest raid by France on the U. 8. fold itock—to the tune of $231 million—again raile i the question of whether the Treaiury ibould relnie to sell the French any more gold until they pay off their World War I debit. In thli dltpatch, U PI correipondent John Plerton explain* why the United Slatea does not follow Ihlt policy. By John Plerton WASHINGTON (U P I) "They hired the money, didn't thcyT" That's what Preiident Calvin Coolidgc said in 1925 about the war debt* owed the United States by most of Europe. And tome eon great men today, alarmed at French incuniont on U. S. gold, believe Coolidgc —Thit policy would amount wa* right. to reneging on the U. S. pledge Rep. Richard L. Roudebush always to redeem dollars held by foreign governments for gold at the fixed price of $35 an ounce. The promise ia un­ conditional and is one reason —along with the basic strength of the American eco n o m y why foreigners have been w ill­ ing to hold dollars al all. In lari, it's this pledge which makes the dollar "a s good as gold" in the markets of the world. (R in d .) said earlier this month that the United States could solve the problem ot its dwindling gold reserves by calling in the debts owed by European countries. He claimed that if President Johnson insisted on European nation* paying their debts "w e would not have to ship a tingle ounce on balance and, in truth, the gold outflow could be re­ versed overnight." But Trcatury officials, led by Secretary C. Douglas Dil­ lon, claim there arc two prin­ cipal reasons why the United States should not attempt to get France to pay her World War I drills before selling the French any more gold: FALSE TEETH do Rock, Slide or Slip? P A S T O c m i. ' an Improved powdei to be ■prink led on upper or lower plate*, hold* U K e teeth more firmly In pluue l>o not aiuie. allp or rock. No gummy pnney. potty taate or fcoiltitf KAbTfcl.I'll U e l k u l l n r ( n o n • ■ r id ), Doe* not aour. Check* pi l i e odor breathH Get F A b T L E T U *1 Irug counter* everywhere. It's Principle, Not The $$$ ticket his car so he could pro­ test in court He is due in Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal1 Calif., says he'd rather go to Court for a non jury trial. jail than pay a $1 parking tic­ LOS ANGELES Harold E (U P I) - Fields. 44, Orange. WASHINGTON (U P I) — ket. President Johnson has appar­ He even hired a hotel room ently begun a new talent here to announce his decision search to find a secretary of to the press the Treasury. Fields, a graduate student There has been no official at the California State Colword from the White House, I lege in Fullerton, said the but sources said that Donald area around the school was C. Cook of New York, ennsid posted ‘ no parking" on the ored Johnson's No. 1 choice to recommendation of a sosucceed Douglas Dillon, has called eiiizens' advisory com­ informed the President he mission of 12 people." docs not want the Joh. He said he asked police to Red China Hits Moscow A gain TOK Y t V lllll’ l i — Comniun- 1 ist China Tfiday bitterly de­ nounced the Soviet Union for suppressing an nnil-American demonstration hy Chinese students in Musenw. Peking said Russian police actions recalled the exnnst era and were “ unprecedent­ ed in history." CH EVELLE by Chevrolet N o other car o f its size offers m ore This week’s BIG Safety Buy at your GOODYEAR SAFETY CENTER TAKE YO U R CAR W H ER E THE EX PER T S A RE I Points In Pride W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — For Senate Democratic Lead­ er Mika Mansfield, Mont., it's • matter fo r pointing with pride. Since Congress convened Jan. 4, the Senate has passed 13 o f President Johnson's legislativt requests. FIVE CRITICAL SAFETY • Check brakes, adjiwt • Jor p r o p e r c o n ta ct A d d b r a k e Q u id, tee* en tire ayetem oat* wheel N o specie* o f slimy: they are smooth. 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First BL 8 4 Daily, Friday H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y PH. 323-2321 SECO N D A N D PA LM ETTO .S A N F O R D 322-0711 {■ �t \ -- •sb+*atom m • Local Bootstraps The administration o f President Johnson has made it clear that it is determined to push forward with a program o f major change in many areas o f American life. In his state o f the Union message and In subse­ quent special messages to Congress, the President outlined sweeping measures in such fields as education, health, urban life, regional rehabili­ tation. civil rights, artistic achieve­ ment, unemployment, and the stimu­ lation o f the economy. It also appears, from the outcome o f the November national election and from the strong congressional support given the aid to Appalachia bill, that the chances o f legislative success for such wide-ranging pro­ grams are unusually strong this year. Since there appears to be a wide­ spread conviction that some meas­ ure o f reform is needed, this clearly puts considerable pressure upon Washington to carry out such reform in the event that private efforts fail to do so. There, in fact, is the operative phrase: if private efforts fail, A l­ though no realistic observer of to­ day's complex national scene is like­ ly to hold that federal aid and effort are not needed at many points, an equally realistic view tells us that there is still a vast amount o f im­ provement, achievement, and reform which can be brought about through private or local effort alone. A crying need is to find means to galvanize and increase such nonfederal effort. Not only are prlvnte and local efforts the long proven and time-honored methods t h r o u g h which so much American progress has come but they are an esscntiul foundation o f democratic responsibil­ ity. Indeed, they are often the only wny in which many types o f prlvnte, community, and regional problems con be solved in a manner which takes into consideration special cir­ cumstances likely to escape notice in a program administered from Wash­ ington. We are happy to note that there* is a growing awareness of this need for local effort. For example, the Kipilnger Letter reports that bank­ ers in various parts o f the country are making local personnel and facil­ ities available to the Johnson nnti- r , II • D ick Thought For Today Ask, and it will be given you; peek. nnd you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.— Matthew 7:7. • • We pray not for tranquility; we pray for strength and grace to over­ come adversity— Savonarola, 15th century martyr. W est’s The Lighter Side ' * W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — Great minds, it is said, run in tha same channel. This Is particularly true If they hap­ pen to be running on a free­ way. Then they not only run In the same channel, or lane, hut • re very, likely to run into each other and create a ment­ al traffic jam. Something of this sort hap­ pened the other day when I uddreaaed myself to the prob­ lem of verbosity among high­ way sign-painters. I made the (Milnt that the signs along the Interstate Herald A rea Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julie Rertoe <36-1118 B ttr Lake-Forest City Mrs. Merysnn M ilt* 838-1678 Casselberry Mr*. Jan* Caeeelberry 831-6946 Chalaota Mr a. Joan M afia 311-1741 D rIU ry Mr*. John l-ron* 668-4883 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Ueney 668*5611 Geneva M r* JoAnn llaye 3(9-4871 Enterprise Mre. Ritchie Barrie 668-6834 •68-4994 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 333-9319 Lake M onre* Mrs. B. L. Johns** 333-4733 Loa gw oed Mr*. Donna Betas 938-3317 North Orlande k in . Margaret Coeby 323-8191 Osteen Mre. Clarence Nnyder 921-4841 Ovled* Mre. Keelyn Lundy 366-3190 f lje r a lh Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., March 23, 1965 W A L T KM A. U IS L O W , M U IT O R A S U r L B L I I M K R P R A N K V O L T n L IM R . l i n s U e s s - • • • o v a l K a s a g e e P A I L B R O O K S H IR K ROM KRT ALR X AN D R R A ssociate E d itor A d v trU s itt* Direotee P R K U VAN P K L T R O T O RRRN M an agin g E d itor P U U I I W IL L IA M S A lv e r t ls la g M anager B ocletr K A ile r SANDS S H O IM A K B R D o m e A U S T IN Business M anager C ity C d lla r P R R D W RLLA J I 'D t W M LLS O a s t/ R e ite r M sskaalaal Sa#L B IL L VINCRNT Staff I'holograpker *1 j ,1 i V ' 1 - fi Published Sally eaoept Saturday, Seaday aat Ckrletmaej ye*, lUh*4 Saturday yreceedla* Christmas. au o a cR U T io N r a t r s Home DeUvarr lie week Ky Mall I I I Week M * system and other limited ar­ rest highway! are becoming so numerous, to big, so filled with arrowe shooting o ff In m Letters Dr. C r a n e ’s Editor, The Herald: Worry Clinic Gerald wants to know why teenagers are so much more vulnerable to roman­ tic hysteria than are 10year-olda or mothers, aged 2< end above. So study this rate carefully. Every gen­ eration la overwhelmed In the middle teens with this nrw end powerful supply of sudden ses energy. CASE V-444: Gerald D., aged 23, It a graduate stud­ ent In psychology. "D r. Crane." he laid, " I wonder If you would expand your remarks about this gushing hysteria of teenage glrla over the Beatles. "W h y do 16-year-old* show such a violent reaction, in contrast to 10-year-olds or women In the 30* ?" Suppose your ' automobile motor were set to idle at a quiet speed, hut suddenly somebody pushed the throttle to the floor. The motor would roar until the entire chassis began to vibrate and ehake. Well, that's a crude anal­ ogy of what happrns to teen­ agers. They go along at a normal plara until their eex organs suddenly become accelerated with the advent of puberty. Then they become over­ whelmed with an unfamiliar but tremendous surge of erot­ ic energy. Since It la not expended in the usual marital channels, Bruce fo r they are too young for matrimony, they quiver and vibrate and even "shake" as did the automobile when the throttle was suddenly shoved to the floor! If that automobile had bean In gear, it could then havs absorbed ths extra gasoline via climbing hills or speed­ ing faster on the highway. And when such excessive gasoline had been channeled vie normal automobile "b e­ havior,” the car would not have vibrated or quivered or shaken as If the motor would fly out of the chassis. Alas, many teenagers, espe­ cially girls, do not expand this sudden new and mysteri­ ous supply of energy in ath­ letics or in hard manual work. instead, these girl* alt In front of TV screen* to receive even further romantic stim­ ulation. A t ths ags of 20, tha wives usually don't rave over Beatles or other exotic males, for such wives are expending their energy In household chorea, baby-tending and upon their husbands. But the usual coed o f 10 years hss not developed the routine daily outlets fo r her zooming erotic energy. So thr feels emotionally ex­ plosive. Her excesiiv* giggles are a mild sublimation. Danc­ ing la another outlet, plus “ fan" clubs. By David Head (From the book published by The Macmillan Co.) Distributed by Newspaper En­ terprise Asia. The prophet must not only know hlx world, but live as part o f it; and the city saint will not try to understand the community but rub shoulders with other* in It. This means being involved, even Immers­ ed. We find a strong reluc­ tance within the church in many parts of the world to ac­ cept this. Why la this? The conception of holiness has something to do with it. The word mean* "*ep*r*te,'* and when the Israelites are told to come out and be se­ parate there is a geographi­ es! reference in It. For the Christian the separation is from everything "w orld ly." The current use of that word is almost always in a bad sense, following the spiritual belief that the world God made has fallen into bad ways, and is out o f step with God's will. Every­ thing that aharei in thia re­ bellion against divine govern- £ Boys who don't channel their romantic energy prop­ erly, may then join gangs o f vandals and react like sheep to the destructive suggestions of their leaders. For boys, as wall as glrla, feel vary uncomfortable whan ths new eexual supply of en­ ergy la not channeled. "1 feel at If i'll explode or blow my top,’’ is a common attitude. Girl* and boys who are members o f thr Scouts, 4-11 Clubs, Camp Fire Girls or leaden in church groups, are not as likely to succumb to mass sexual hysteria like the Beatle crate. But each generation shows thia asms type o f reaction. Kcmtraber tha Rudolph Val­ entino crateT A few years ago, ths col­ lege youth also developed the fad of swallowing llvs gold fish. Others tried to see how many could squeesa Insids a phone booth or a tiny, com­ pact car. Romance is a nsw experi­ ence for children, *o they are especially vulnerable to hys­ teria In the middle teenel (Alw ays writ* to Dr. Crane In rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel­ ops and 20 cents to rover typing and printing costa when you send for on* of hie booklets.) The parents o f children at­ tending Jesse Ball duPont Orthopedic School ware so pleaasd with ths picture and accompanying article In your paper about the ladies In Sanford who were sewing for our Spring Bazaar. We were very proud o f the lovely Items w* were able to offer fo r sale. The article and pic­ ture will go In the school's scrapbook. In spite of a dismal day, the proceeds from thie en­ deavor are now over |K00. We cannot over-estimate the value o f the support and help given to us by the peo­ ple o f Sanford. Not only did they make the Bazaar a suc­ cess, but thay also helped to give us the confidence to liegin new projects, such as the one now underway for airconditioning. We feel that this should come first on our list of Im­ provements because it will help the children respond in the best possible wny to therapy and will make the children in hot casta and braces and wheelcaira more comfortable. Future plana include a teacher*' lounge, a cafeteria and sheltered workshops for job training. Thank you aguln fo r your support and publicity. Joynie DeFoor, co-chairman Bntaar Committee (N E A ) whllo ( fictitious high. W A S H IN G T O N — Tlbbina name) was trained in printing unemployment Some American stayi furniture in ths public school* and eent manufacturers are turning to to a job. The print auto mechanics union official Europe for skilled help. An shop needed a a bad name. Birds of a feath­ er, you know. St. Paul puts forward strong views against ti>e marriage of Christian and pagan, and we see the point of that especially in the kind of society for which he WTote. But apparently he was mis­ understood. In I Corinthians he mentions a previous letter in which he said that his readers must * It g o o x g o S tu a r t FHONf MI-4411 123lost ROtJNSON WANOOifU i) 0. A London man won |M 4r 869 with a 70-cent ticket In the British eoccer pool*. A cheap, quick way of acquiring fortune — and a flock o f relatives he never heard of before. the Jobe they do know about. s e e Biossat — Roy Crom ley S A V IN G S A C C O U N T Political Notebook —T o m ment is called "w orld ly," " o f have nothing to do with the w orld" and needs to be "loose livers." Now he is at pains to insist that when he rescued. wrote that he was not thinking So the fear o f compromise of pagans who are "grabbers may keep a Christian at and swindlers or idolaters." arm's length from life. He will He drily comment*, " T o avoid pay his taxes, though he may them you would have to get not agree with all govern­ right out o f the world." It is ment expenditures. He will be loose-living Christians who ar* Involved lq joint action, in in­ to be avoided — people who dustry or society, with which give the Church a bad reputa­ he will not fully agree. He tion. may not realize how much We,should not be surprised compromise is necessary to at Paul's attitude. He has the remain in the world of organ­ example of Jesus. ized society at all. But he may The way Jesus behaved Is try to keep "doubtful" con­ quite clear. H ii reputation tacts to the minimum. could not be worse: he was A second reason for keeping actua'ly the friend of tax-col­ separate is the danger of bad lectors and tinners, people who influence. This seems to be (sat loose) to the law in the very much behind the stringmost worldly manner. gent rules that developed in A fourth reason for a ChristJudaism: those psgans were ian's indifference to the city always leading God's people la a desire not to be distract­ up blind and blasphemous al­ leys. So we have to advise ed But looking at the Father means looking at the world He children and lender Christians to choose their friends care­ made far His joy; and turning fully A hard-grained bad-un at your eyes upon Jesus spot­ a boys' home (he was six­ lights the faces of the hun­ teen) told me that be had been gry and the prisoner and the sent there In the hope that stranger. God says to His city saint, some of the older boys would improve him. " I t works the " I am interested and involved other w ay," he grinned, " I in everything that goes on in make them worse." Jesus My world—so are you to be." knows what is in man. so he (N E X T : Time for Frsyer.) prays that His disciples may ( I f you would like to read all be kept from evil—but not that of "Seek a City Saint," consult they may be taken out of the your local bookseller or send $2.93 to City Saint, c/o The world. Then there is the matter of Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box 489 reputation. We do not want Dept. A, Grand Central Sta­ ourselves or our cause to get tion, New York, N. Y . 10019.) Barbs man badly. But It couldn't use in one major city report* hi* Tom becaue* he'd been train­ local ed on obsolescent machine*. The owners couldn't lake the chance that he'd ruin their expensive modern equipment. Bob Kent (fictitious name) learned farming in a school system turning out 12,000 farmers annually in a stata which can us* but 1,000 nsw farmers a year. This state, probably no bet­ ter or wore* than most, la pro­ ducing 2 . 6 0 0 technicians, craftsmen and machine oper­ ative* a year in Its apprentice and classroom programs. The estimated need is 10,000 an­ nually in manufacturing alon*. X Y Z G a r a g * (flctitioue name) says a good chunk of ita repair shop tim* ia occu­ pied re-doing job* don* poorly In ita own shop by insuffic­ iently trained mechanics. Ths unhappy garage owner would help supply teachers if schools in bia city would put In up-to-data training courses on engines, transmissions and other repair skills. Thee* example* illustrate three problem* in the drive to cut poverty through job training fo r the unemployed. Many young people are now being trained inadequately, frequently on ebeoleecact equipment nnd often far tha wrong job*. Bo jobs era going bogging body and fender ftten. in another large city, S20 designers, draftsmen and com­ mercial artists are needed a year; local public and private schools turn out leas than 100. In on* city and another there are criea for nurserymen, den­ tal technicians, typewriter repalrmen, cartographers, plumber* and a host o f other craftsmen. Says on* buiineia machine agency man, "I'd give an arm and a leg for a good adding machine repairman. I wouldn't care If ha were 63." But these ar* odds-and-enda o f Information. P r i v a t e research group* have turned up evidence the government is rushing Into Ita training - to - cur* • unemploy­ ment-end-poverty p r o g r a m without knowing what'e need­ ed. O fficial* have little infor­ mation on what job opening* there ar* or what skills they require. (Government d a t a may include only three out of 100 openings In n particular field in n city.) There's little data on what Jobe will be op­ ening up. Bo officials have no dear picture o f wbat to train tha unemployed for, what skill* to train them la or what ma­ chines to train them an fo r ran't supply Y et some private schools, by keeping in clot* touch with the .business market, are able to guarantee a Job to every graduate. There'* a lesion here somewhere. A very eminent pianiet points out that music it an emotional language. Yep — our taenaged d a u g h t e r scraami In very fluent Ileatl- 5 6 o le I A T I O M 312 WEST FIR ST ST. SANFORD, F L A . 1 enough Welcome VAH-6 W e invite each o f you to consider W H Y PAY R EN T YO U C A N OW N A 3 BEDROOM HOME IN R A V E N N A P A R K W ITH M O N TH LY P A Y M E N T S A S LOW A8 becoming residents in beautiful Ravenna Park $ 79 “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” One ia a comfortable S bedroom, ll £ bath home with large living room, completely equipped G E N E R A L ELECTRIC kitchen, carporte and utility room. m a M o n th IN C LU D IN G . T A X E S A N D IN S U R A N C E 9 M O D E R N K IT C H E N S B Y F H A F I N A N C I N G — $84/MO. u u Ul UJ • Taa Lie rain is a a e a s s r at U s Dane* Press wkiafe la aa* This would have tha affect titled exelualvtly la U a wee far reyahllaellsa e f all Ika laaal of keeping everyone within news prla lad la U la newspaper. tha legal spaed limit, even C a tered aa aeaaad elaae M a tte r o a ta a e r I I t i l l a t U e Peat O fflc a a f B a a ferd , d e r i d e , aadar U e A a l ad Oaagresa ad M araA whan tha patrolman ware o ff somewhere drinking coffee. I. 1111. Bast o f 411, It plight keep y ft a part af aa/ aa lariat, aaws •e adsariMeea. af Ula editlea •I Tfcs BaaSard Herald stay ke rayradaaad u any aaaaaar wlU- tha driver's children from aat writesa yermieeiva at Ue fsHIKar ad T il Herald. Any asking every fire seconds how lAdisidaaJ ar tlna reepoaelhle for suck ragreaasUaa win N 'caf alderad as hUrlagiag »a TBs Heralds aayyrtgkl sad wUi As far it is to tha next rest room. ( M i UaAle is* damages aaAea I At U s . i2 cc Ul nil directions, so hideously green in color, and ao cram­ med with reading material that hy the time the average motorlat flnlihea evaluating all the data hr It as far past hla Intended turnoff aa he would be If he had tried to read thia aantenca at 0S m.p.h. I then suggested that tha whola thing, would be less confusing If the signboards used symbols, rather than word*, to transmit cerUin in­ formation. Aa It turned out, therg happened to be running along this tame channel at approxi­ mately the name lima the mind o f Braden Ball, publish­ er of tha Pensacola, Fla., News-Journal, and a member of the Florida Turnpike Au­ thority. Ball alio hie devised a plan, which he forwarded to me, for reducing motorist be­ wilderment. Since It seems to I * more advanced than the phieroglyphlc system that 1 advocated, I am pleased to ylald the right-of-way to him. Besides that, I learned early In my newipajwr earner that publishers are always right. It la Ball’s idea to aaUbllsh along the roadways a lowpowered, limited-range radio natwork to broadcast informa­ tion to passing cars. It would ksep them advised o f the time, weather condi­ tions, temperature, traffic re­ port* and polnta o f Interaat In tha p a r t i c u l a r rerion through which they were traveling. A t the same time, it would •llmlnaU disc jockey chatter, deodorant commercials, sta­ tion breaks and Baatla rec­ ords. i I think this Is a splendid plan that would eventually render a service even beyond that presently envisioned by Ball. It could, fo r instance, warn that there was a high­ way patrol car lurking behind tha bridge at tha next over- S=N\ Ul CO SKMUtOLK COURTS A LL OTHKR MAIL l i e * 1 Tear 911*1 1 le e r I t * 1 Meath* 814.9 Meath* 899' 9 Meath* I N 1 Meath* 4.99 1 Meath L N 1 Meath V. A Peetal Regalalleae preside that aa wall eskscrlyUeas As •aid la adsaaea. Seek A City Be Involved With Life "C o n ta ct!" poverty program. The bankers are quoted as saying that if they do not participate, "planners and politicians will run away with it.” There is a saying that nobody is as interested in the hometown as the folks who live there. For this very reason, no one can do as thorough, as constructive, or as perceptive a job o f local, state, or regional im­ provement as these same local citi­ zens. But it takes more than interest. It requires the formulation o f specific programs, the willingness to sacrifice time, effort, and sometimes money. It requires, in many cases, a reorien­ tation o f thought away from the ten­ dency to sit back and "le t the gov­ ernment do it.” It demands, above all, the conviction that self-reliance is an important element in Individual freedom. But even all this is not always en­ ough. Something more specific is needed: organization. We suggest that this is a golden opportunity for the Republican Partv which has so long advocated individual effort. We propose that this party consider de­ voting a portion o f its time and e f­ fort to providing specific leadership, on behalf of local initiative, in find­ ing local and regional solutions to leading public problems. We suggest that the Republican Party might conduct regional, state, county, city, and town surveys throughout the United States to ascertain where re­ form and progress is needed, and then mobilize local effo rt toward these ends. We believe that this would do more to restore the Repub­ lican Party to national leadership than anything else possibly could. We also believe that this would be a signal service to the nntlon. — Christian Science Monitor • _ ___ •limmmmk■ IN C L. T A X E S A N D IN S U R A N C E Shosimaksh construcjion co . • a C U S T O M B U I L D IN G A S P E C IA L T Y General Office 211 W. 25th St. -__ / Phone 822-8103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. — FO LLO W OUR 8IGN8 �I * * • ? -V ■< f Dividends Due Some Veterans On Insurance Legislators Eye * ‘ No New Taxes' T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — The taxpayer is likely to (tet a break — or at least a twoyear breather from additional levies — from the 1965 Legi­ slature. J With the session just two weeks o ff, there appears to be little sentiment for new state taxes among key legi­ slators. The "no new tux’ ' advocates have two things going for them. Gov. Itaydon Hums and all six members of the Cabi­ net lludgei Commission must run for relection next year in order to hold their jobs. They are on record for a hold-thcline approach to keep spend­ ing within anticipated revenue from present sources. A second factor is that the 19H3 Legislature approved 1100 million in new and in­ creased9 taxes and the odds ate against two big tax ses­ sions in a row. The only thing that could drnstirnlly change the picture Is strong pressure from the school lobby: that could not lie withstood. This is not an­ ticipated in view o f the Gov­ ernor’s strong stand. Facing Ids first '‘Itoneymoon’’ session, he looks to be in a better, more harmonious position with a majority of lawmakers than any of his predecessors and is likely to get his way in must instances. What Hums is expected to ask for ami get is the machin­ ery for wholesale revisions of the state tux structure by the 11M17 Legislature. lie has said repeatedly that lie wants lax reforms, hut does not believe it possible to gel a sound program develop­ ed in time for the coining session. Hasty action might only compound present prob­ lems. Hum* apparently i* plan rung to ask the Legislature to set up a tux study commis­ sion to spend the next two years expiating the whole fiscal problem, including eity, county ami state finances. T hi» commission likely would tie handed the rnntro versy over tile substantial in­ crease voted in Until in tile cost of automobile license lairs. Governor Hums oppos­ ed the increase and promised to ask the Legislature to cut hack the increase. Hr did not, however, pinpoint any t mu­ table on Ibis, so could in good conscience delay action until ltUiT, particularly in view of t lie light finale let situation. A cutback in Ibis fee tills year would mean the Legislature would have to find u tax soul re to replace this very substantial revenue. Much o f the lax talk in Uncoming session will revolve around city and county finunriu! dilemmas. Hath Governor Hums and legislative lenders have Jent a sympathetic ear to the prob­ lem. Hut none indicated an in­ terest in funneling any rev­ enue In these units that would have to he replaced by new takes. There Hte indications that mine legislators might get be­ hind a plan Unit might raise Rome money for cities, conn lies and the state through a new bond program with ex ­ isting tax revenues pledged to a pay as-you-use program similar to one enacted two years ago for university con struction. Hut nobody has come forth with a concrete plan along this line. The counties will put up a fight to get control o f all the revenue frotr] the seventh pen­ ny of the state gasoline tax, but this would not take fund* from the state. This revenue already is earmarked for for county roads hut part of it is controlled by the state road department. Counties al­ so would like to get the rev­ enue front cigarette taxes that is not already going to the cities hut leaders feel there is little chance o f success since this would Like away vital funds needed by the state. Municipalities have suggest­ ed everything from an extra penny cigarette tux to a cut o f sales tax revenues to cure their financial ills. Governor Hums airendy ha?> said he will n*k the L eg­ islature to provide that all the money from license fees' for regulatory professions go into genet’al «tntc revenue. Hum* expressed concern when he learned that upward* of $1.5 million or more in sur­ plus Tumi* .ate being held by the real estate, medical ex­ aminers and other such hoards anil the state cannot, by law. make use of this revenue, lie said there is no difference be­ tween license fee* paid by doc­ tor* and those paid by retail­ ers and the money should go into one pot. *‘ l am opposed to special purpose taxes." be suid. S e n ate p resid en t Ja m e s C o nno r am i House sp e a k e r K . C . H ow ell r fo rm e rly of S a n fo rd I seem to sh are tile G o v e rn o r’s fe e lin g about ta x re fo rm , r m in o r -a id the s ta le c u r re n tly o p e rate* on lu x u ry ta x e s and a w a r or depression would “ put US out o f b u si­ n e s s." S ure of the big gest re v e n u e .p ro ,lu c c r* are the g a s ­ o lin e , w llis k e y , cig ar r it e and ra c in g tu x e s , sou rces Hint would he de fu n ct if hard tithe* s tru c k . A nd so much o f tire sales tux is paid by to u ris ts th at « torn ori tr a v e l, either as a re ­ su lt of war or a m oney pin ch , would put a ro lls tile ruble c rim p in tire s la te 's ....... . book. Kaffee Klatchers Meet Thursday Members of^Seminoir c'nim 1.V Chamber of Commerce will enjoy a "doulrlr header" Thursday at ID a hi when the Kaffee Klatchers will visit the Hl.H Products plant on South Sanford Avenue for eoffee and doughnuts and a lour of the plant conducted by IIL1I man­ ager Chet Miller. After the presentation to each visitor of an item from the many product* made try Hl.lt. the group will move across lo the Southern Fitret Glas* Products plant where they will witness the manu facture of a Cobia boat as gup*!* of Harold I*. Slam a and Karl M Smith, of the com pany. A motorcade Mill form at the Chamber office at 9 .Mi Thursday morning, m h r r r transportation will be provid ed for member* and their guests who plan lo make the trip. Africa has at least BOO Hi* tinrt ethnic group*, each with its own language or dialed. (Tiff March 23. 1965— ra g e 5 S anfitrlt ' Wrrnlfi Science Fair Thursday, Friday Here to be guest speaker It) Evelyn Lundy Awards fo r the more than for the occasion is Dr. Eu­ gene H. Huebschman, manag­ Some World War II veterans 100-exhibit Seminole County er o f the planetary sciences, Regional Science Fair being may have cash due which science division of held in the Oviedo School earth Ihey have never collected, the Inc., Alexandria, Gymnasium 10 s.m. until 8 Telrdyne, Vcterani Administration an­ p.m. Thursday and Friday, Va. nounced. Hr. Huebschman also is will be held at 7 p.m. Friday Veterans who served in the in the Oviedo School auditor­ manager o f Special Project One, The Vela Uniform, Armed Forces during 1941 to ium. 1949 and carried National Lite Insurance-policies were due a TH E IM PA LLA S , four-piece Iocnl combo, received first prize in the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce talent show at Lake Mary School. From left are Larry Holloway, Harry Wilkins, Sonny Kenton anti Clif­ ford Cohen. All o f the numbers played by the Impallas for the show were written by Kenton. (Herald Photo) SI’ KINC MUSIC F E S TIV A L chairman, Mrs. J. It. Lcgg o f the English Estates Elementary School Parent-Teacher Organization (seated), sells tickets for the event to Mrs. Curtis Holland and Kenny Stikhia. Iloth young and old will participate in the fund raising program which is sche­ duled for 7:30 p.m. Friday. (Herald Photo) special insurance dividend paid at the rate or SO cents per month (or each $1,000 ol insurance during the time ol scnice,. Some, were ncvfer aware that such a dividend had been paid by the VA. Veterans are advised if they are In doubl as to whether they collected their dividend to wrile lo the Veterans Ad ministration Center, Fori Snelting, St, Paul. Minn., or eontael their American I<cg Ion post for assistance. Applications should include name, present address, home address during service, polionumber, if known, military aerial number, birth date, date of enlistmrnt, date ol discharge and place of dis­ charge. A officials say some LUX) men never collected their div­ idend as Ihey could not be lo­ cated. f Demonstrations Set For Club (9 By Mrs. John Iodine Mrs James L Wallin of Osteen will demonstrate the making of ribbon rosebud* and types of metalwork ai Thursday’s to a in. workshop session of thy Deltary Exten­ nt I n Sent* any night you sion Homemakers t’lub to be rtioo***. heiii at the DeHary Commun­ In a u n u n rr, L a k e C om o o f* ity Center All interested ft*ia pence, befiuty am i re a l, women of the area are invited tt. too, i* about an Hour fro m to attend M ila n . The club's business meeting T h e l.id *. ju n t o utsid e Vet* and program will lie held be ii r , i* fot wiitimng and &w hu- ginning at 1 3u p in New Travel Approach Outlined Itv NEW lo itig i) Helen llrn n r**) YOltK i NKVi A m ini at a b u ffe t liib lr and a to u ris t p la n n in g a t u p lo E u ro p e lim it? often in iitiitt it 1tt m e t z t .il nit*. Om­ have one T h e y 'ic p ile* 1In* plait- in irh « it Ii r\* •1) g,HId> nriti ru n w illy sli\ ut h a lf. 1Ino th er t r ie * to see n dozen ii t l e * in th re e w ee k* and M earine** imh»h * |» n ili the bulk o f ht* t r ip . T h e d .iy * when the “ jfm tid tout vt i* the i"tu lu*fve J ifiv j- ttll.lt you w an t tt lit* t •'- you l w ant y o u r time.** on tin Hut T A K E A SECOND LOOK — Despite iippimriince.-*, tilin' in Kittlin' .lenkiitaoit. genial cashier at Kmimillat drugs, who wim the cost mm* con­ test during the ' ’Cracker Days" celebration. which involves underground detection of nuclear explo­ sions. U p will address the Oviedo school student body from 1:30 until 2:30 p.m. Friday in tha school a u d i t o r i u m . Th* awards program and tha ad­ dress to thr students are open to the public. Awards to be made Friday evening will Include $25 la y ­ ings bonds to tha top aix winners whose exhibits will he entered In tha state sci­ ence fair scheduled A pril 8-9 in Orlando. Certificate o f entry will be given each participant and first, second, and third plara ribbons will be given In each category In both the junior high Hml senior high divi­ sions. Other prizes are $5, $3, ami $2 awards lo be made to winning entries other than those receiving the bonds; a $5 award from the Heart A s­ sociation for the best junior or senior division exhibit on the heart or circulatory systrm, and a misrroscope lo one junior high division en­ try. Trophies will be awarded best exhibit in each division and top winners will receive n personal lrttrr from Astro­ naut John Young, Sponsors for the fair ar* Wheeler Fertilizer Company, A. Hilda and Rons, Inc., Chase and Company, Cilizena Hunk o f Oviedo, Florida Stul* Hank o f Sanford, First Fed­ eral Savings and Loan Asso­ ciation o f Sanford, Dearborn Electronic I-aboraluries, Inc., Dynattonict, Inr., Heart Assoeiation, Musitime, Inc., Jurk IHatton Electric Com­ pany, and The Sanford Her­ ald. W lieir ran you sec crea­ tive cooking T At the second annual Mr. and Mis. Creative Conking School at the San­ ford Civic Center March 30 7:30-9:30 pm. Door prizes Mini recipe books will be giv« m away. m iiig \n d «t’a a atone** th ro w from the a r t tie n a u rc * o f th at an* lent n i y . • • • *‘ lt*a a m n r iiig / ' sa id r T>r. i . net f ie r i, Mhow people Iw ho |«>I*-**- of Hu* n r h m o goto*. T- - i k won*l rori IIidy i i/ii ( 1y til no 1lion Ameiii Jin* *41live I aJUload ei»ety yenf, w ith I h e ir f aim In * H»« .ninr they tr y to do ton m uch, th ey I I I Ml |i jo y o u s A flvelitU te in to a m y'hi mm i- of f t h it U 'l loti Stilt town n r ;ii «n im|M i taut 1h RetUito (.t o r i 0 m , di 1 It y . \ »u t an t» la v . le c to r o f 1 he It a lia n S tu ll" j yo u i M-lf and s t ill K i t HU » T o t n i- t O ffie e in N ew V r k , n t y quiti" r * * i1 y . M lgyeM * ;» w hole Hew up In U n it inn, fo r m i mp \v. in p 'o rtih 1m K ui opt m i t iiiM ’l It lt«!> ’* m u n ln iit i c jiiiin , t lo-i «• boil* down to th iii M ay *mt- i* f k iin g n e a rly a ll >eut *nle the y it lea w h e m v e i you aro und . Y e t M ila n is *o Hose can. | th at >on r a n get to the opera * id e r i’ - in til ut 1 11 g e e ii f»*r a day mi* ao in h o i o p r. Y e t they would e n jo y th eir v a c a tio n * mote if they look a b le a k New York? Portland? loppinir it ■an t It iv r a -l*year old atom* in ii .it> ttin lc y ■ u tt lint a U ut dni'N In* r a t e In . \ Hil l ? \ »u an h n \e him hot.-! 1" findsv i *| o ii at * li*-arli r r i m t . Y O U go to the m m ieum s. L e t him j have his d a y at the b e a ch /1 Memphis ? Denver ? Miami ? Trail ways has N O -C H A N G E service to these Cities— and morel You smoothie you. You wizard. You shrewd cool financier. You got yourself a full-size Olds 88 instead of that car with a ’low-price’ name. And you saved yourself big money to boot! 99 Take your first trip on T ra ilw a y s— you'll never go any other w a y l From Sanford To NEW YORK ............................ t-way $33.80 Faster thru servlet N o w going on at you r O k k D ealer' o lds Je ts ta r P M u m b o ree * • J t t lU r U . . . priest start ISsI— M Y ou r d u n c e lo «le p out in etjrle and a a W ■ *» A L B E R T CROW LEY FRENCH, well known in Seminole and Volusia Counties, celebrated his 84th birthday March 6 at a dinner party given in his honor by some 20 friends and neighbors in the Lake Ashby area. French, a native o f Alabama, came to Florida some 36 years ago and was a lumberman in Seminole County for many years before moving to Lake Ashby. m M Try a Rocket in Action! * B G j Q L O S M O B I L E H O LLER M O TO R IM Hft MS! m ISIS U t* S A L E S C O ., Cor. 2nd & Palm etto Ml TOM MO* MXtlt 10* A l* It SOOtl VMM IS HO HUS CAM ■ In a hurry? Take Trailways I We whisk you •moothly over new super-highways, with nary a traffic or parking problem. You just sink back in armchair comfort. Enjoy (he scenery thru big picture windows. Air conditioned. Restroom aboard. Why drive yourself when we make everything so easy for you ? One trip and you'H know why folks call Trailways the easiest travel on earth I BOSTON .................................. .. $38.15 Th* only thru srrviro MIAMI ..................................... S 6.65 Only 5*4 hour* via Tarkway DENVER ................................ 149-30 Th* only thru arrvlc* T R A IL W A Y S BUS T E R M IN A L Cor. I'ark ft 2nd. Ht. DellAltY TERMINAL 1Z3S W. Church S tru t, It*liar. TRAILW AYS. Ea siest travel on earth S21-4S2S % �» **., .. . r ^ in W H H tM k i ( State Approves 9,000-Acre Wildlife Preserve Oaafarb V r n ll R eed y Creek S ite Chosen Pago 6— March 23, 196B S trik e s • • • T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Orange and Osceola counties have been designated as the site o f a new 9,000-acre federal-state wildlife preserve. The atate outdoor recrentionnl planning com* mlttee agreed to spend $830,000 to help purchase tho lnnd and ordered Director Ncy Landrum to set up up money for the land. Total cost of the project meetings with federal o f­ would be $69,000 for a 107ficials on the project. The land . is in * the acre lake located on 236 acres S p a re s By John A. Spolikl Let's hop-*co(ch around the leagues and as* who'a doini what to the ten pins. Loti e l pin-pounding In the X I Noootr'a League. Look at M arie Carathen of the N a­ tionwide Iniuraoco team aa an example. Margie thol a 208/390 eerlee end II memory itrv e * me cor­ rectly, l i l t week ehe was over the 600-eeriei m irk. Another Hl-Nooner plaetering th e atrike pocket la Gloria Aceardl ol Southern Air team with 3M/MI aet. Dependable Dot Button of Art Brown Peat Control had ffimea of 1M, 190/153. League Secretary Etta Dor­ man telle me that more than M girl a have already alined to bowl In the Summer Lea­ gue. That'a terrific. Aa a matter o l fact, what with all of the newcomeri coming Into our Sanford area, here'! your invitation to make plana now on entering any one of the many league! whlch'll be rolling during the aummcr month*. 1 have a hunch that thli year we’ ll have more people bowling In aummer ionion* thtn we've ever had previouily. (Our c o c k t a i l lounge will make it a mighty convenient and comfortable place to meet your bowling buddici, won't It? ) Jean K r e l c k had the "groove” figured out for the Sand Spun League. Leading her teem m elei ol Plcrro Men ufacturlng, Jean bleated a gi­ gantic 243 game and finished with a 370 *erlea. No doubt about it, Jean I* one of the arra’a better women bowler*. Back three or four month* ago, we etarlrd giving free lesion* to our new friend* from Deltona with the idea that maybe tome of the other* would like to join litem tin Friday afternoon* for mtno kegling fun. At that time there were four or maybe five who came out for the lesson*. Since (hat time, the Del. Iona “ Pin Buitera” have grown to a league of 33 to 40 happy retiree* who meet here at the lane* every Friday at 1 p.m. There'* room for plen­ ty more, think* to Cell Glaz* icr. Buy. 1* she ever a go-geltert In thu same group, Ed Shllto shot a 184; Jack Dickson ir>8; Ralph Alger 1G3. and Jim Shilling 189, 172/323. Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal League's Tom Ulrich mada bit prtieorc known with ex­ cellent tcorct of 309, 201/373 aerie*. Jtl* teammate Bill Thumaa was only three pint behind Tom a game with 110, 204/370 eet. The Sunday night Mr. and Mr*. League had a real bomb, or in the form of Big Jack Kanner who exploded with a 247/607 eeriea. Gee, but b e'i been red-hot in the l u t two to three week* of action. Olhcra who bowled well In thin league were Charlea Laming, 197; Fred Hollen, 193/841; BUI Dardani, 301; Lynn Cbestara, 206, and Dutch Ungar, 194. If you're having troubla with your bowling, maybe thla Up will help you - out When you deliver the ball, It'a auppoied to be at le n t 13 (o 12 Inchei on the other aide of the foul line. Quite n few lo­ cal bowleri have been aettlng their ball down thla aide of the line. Whan that happen*, It tikee all of the " i t u f f ' off of the ball, Congratulation! to y o u n g Beau Bucklew for hla 199 In the Parent Youngitar League. Upholding the honor for the parent!, Dick M aytr chippedIn wllh ■ 194; Dutch Unger, 203, and another youngater who performed well wee John Bogga with hie 102 gem*. Thla hai proven to be on* of the m olt popular league! here at the lane* and hai only another two weeki to go. And then the youngitcra will bowl the final night In competition for a bowling bag, ahoea and a bowling ball. In addition, handsome trophlea wlU be awarded to the first three poalUoni. The Perent Youngiter Lea­ gue wit) be one of those forming for the lummer, ao, if you'd like to be In on all the fun, get your name* In now at the detk at the tines. For the first time ever, the Junior Bowling league will have IU own City B om ling Tournament on April 24 and May 1. The teams will meet on the 24th at 9:30 am . and again at I p.m. and the double* and tingle* are scheduled for the following S a t u r d a y with squads at the *ame times — 0:30 a m. and I p.m. All of the event* will be on a handicapped baiis with the entry form* on the counter at the lanes. It'a Just great getting back to our regular routine, like Moonlight Bowling on Satur­ day night* At Philllpa mu*l h » v e brought practically everyone from Chuluola up for the fun 'cause he had a rrally, really big group with him. Series winner* were Elea­ nor Bclquc end Bob (Food Fair) Souloff. Individual game winneri war# Beverly Mceki, Millie Stewart, Jonnle Elam for the ladles and Bill Fox, Buddy Meeks, Bill Ramiey and Fred Brown. It's run every Saturday at 9 p.m. See you at the Sunday Spe­ cial from 11:30 'till 3 p.m. RecdyjCrcek area o f the two of land near Pensacola, Osceota County asked th* counties. Approval o f the project rep­ committee for $10,000 to buy resents ooe of the largest sin­ a 27-acre parcel from Stati Sen. Irlo Bronson, of Kissim­ gle expenditures by the commee, for use as a park. Th* miltcc since its inception two committee w*s told the pro­ years ago and was touched off perty hid been appraised at by a federal government an­ $24,500. J. D. Crawford, G. H. Minton and W. H. Wendell; back row: A IR C R A F T M A IN T E N A N C E football team member* hold nouncement that it waa ready Dunedin Mayor Edward M. Cdr. P. A. Schwartz, J. M. Klinger, T. E. Ernst, D. L. Haack, trophlea presented fo r winning the Intramural Flng football to participate financially. Eckert suggested the state P. Denny and V. E. Hannigan. championship In the season. juHt closed at Sanford Naval A ir The state money will come consider buying Cslsdcsl Is­ Station. Pictured from the left, front row: D. E. Drelfuerst, (N avy Photo) from $1.6 million available to land, a 600-acre parcel of land the committee from a whole­ in the Gulf of Mexico west of sale tax on sporting goods. Dunedin. He said the eight Th*1 Reedy Creek area, private owner* were willing south of Orlando, was one of to tell and the cost would bo the firit land purchasci ap­ about $2,000 to $3,000 an acre. proved by the committee. It will b* a federal-state project and, under the present setup, the federal government would hold title to the land after It 3.20 J. R. Gltheai' R.B.’i Pete P at’s Bell Ringer By David Higginbotham Coach John Colbert has ii purchased from private VERO BEACH (U P1) - C o l ­ bean putting tha Seminole* owners. make# hla debut la failure Quinicta (0 8) {63.20 Herald Sports Writer lapse of the Lo* Angeles Dod­ Landrum, however, was in­ The Seminola High swim­ through rigid training work­ competition tonight at tho Daily Double (1-8) 133.20 Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club 3rd Race — 3/16 — Time 31.99 ger* last season came a* no ming team travel! today to outs daily in preparation for structed to try to get stale LONDON (U P I) - The Rip, Tuesday's meet, working on title to the land or to seek In the featured 10th race. 14.20 6 20 3.60 *urprlw to 'heir general man* the John Long Pool In Orlando owned by Queen Mother Eli-' Simone the relay Kama the m oil. perpetual care under the ausThe Gllheo* pup haa finish­ for a Metro Conference swim Brookings 0.10 3,40 ager. Burilc Havaii. The Semlnoles had a highly picica of the Florida Game rabelh, w*s Installed as th* ed in the money In five of his " I couldn't put my finger on meet against tho Colonial' successful team last year and 10-1 co-favorite along with 8.20 j and Fresh Water Fish Com last ilx itarta to com* all the Nancy Speed Grenadiers and the they seem to have caught up ] mlsnion. It," B ivasl recalled, "but I High Scotland’s Freddie for Satur­ Quintets (1-2) 138.20 way from grad# D to feature just had a feeling last spring Boone High Braves. The meet to the marks they set last Perfects (1-2) $103 80 The committee alto took day's Grand National Steepleposition*. was slated to get underway at year by turning in better levcral request* for grant* of chav* at Ainlrcr. R. P .’e Pete mede It into the 4th Rate — 3/18 - Time 31.78 lhat we were not going to do 4 p.m. thl* afternoon. time* each meet. Tjhe girls' fund* under consideration, in­ Following the two favorite* top competition at the track Nana’* Nancy 11 40 8 00 8.40 very welt. 1 didn't think we The Seminole boys will be loam has not won a meet thus 3 80 3 20 cluding one from an Escam­ as top choices in the Grand by really going all out in his Big Member would slip as badly as we did. out for their third win of the far. but it is cxpectrd to im­ 4.60 bia County group to buy land National which determines th* start. He won easily by nine Solomon Action but I was not at all optimis­ season after beating Vcro prove with each meet. Qulnicla (1-3) $30 60 for creation of a fishing lake winners of th* Irish Sweeplengths and waa limed at 31.34 Beach and Eustia and the tic.” Perfects (1-5) $72 30 and recreation ares. stakes, arc Kapono, at 19-1 second*. girls will be out for their first llavavi made it clear lhat 3lh Rare — *» — Tim e 41.49 O. E. Frye, game and fish and Itcmdctto at 16-1, Other speedster* In the field win of the xenon after losing 9 40 4 40 4 4o] neither he nor anyone else in commission executive direc­ The race is attended an­ Include Gator Hand. Noble Dus'* Gnnr 8 80 0 00 the Dodgers front office put by a narrow margin Uieir first tor. said his agency would nually by about 100,000 enthus­ Clyde, Gate Man, W .D ’s Sure Best Alida two meets. 3 20 any blame at all on manager build and stock the lake and iasts and D viewed on tele­ Foot, Russ Votmer, C. Mac-j Alex Ulack Colonial and Boone have thp Walt Alston. provide necessary boat ramps vision by another 300,000,000 Duff and Mlira’ s Mist. |Quinicta (1 7 ) $39 00 best swimming tram* ttiat "H ow can you blame the provided the state would put I in Europe, Homer Herndon's Patrolman] i'erfecta ( 17) $132 10 they have had in a numtier o( Day made believers of all the 6th Race - 3/18 - Time 31.91 manager,” Bavasl a s k e d . United Press lnternitionsl yean , but the Semlnoles have 13 60 5 00 3 40 [ "when you lose a pitcher like doublers Monday night when Fanny Fire New York (A ) 6 Pittsburgh 0 3 80 2 60 Johnny I’odrcj. have a fine a number of swimmers Lhat Im raced from far back to win 111 Judy lettered last year who are Minnesota 4 St. Louis 3 4 00 hitter like Tommy Davis go in­ American Fantasy tha first annual Young Cham­ to a slump and wind up with winning in every meet. There Wuhington 3 Detroit t Quniela (I S) $14.40 pions litle. .Sandy Koufax on the side- are also a number of new San Francisco 3 Cleveland 3. Overlooked In the early I’erfecta (5 1 ) $49.30 members on the Seminole (lim e tallest by agreement lines? 7lh Hare — S — Time 40.51 odd*, th# Herndon pup on a TO H A V E Y O U R R OOF team who are helping to Boston 9 Los Angele* ( A ) 7 " A manager has no control 18 40 7.20 4 40 sensational finish to overhaul Tarot strengthen the team greatly. Philadelphia 3 Chicago lA ) 1 C H E C K E D , R E P A IR E D OR 4 2() 2 no over thing* like those ” early leader Pillow Fight Please Joan Kansas City 4 Los Angeles (N ) Another factor in thp Dod­ 3.60 down down the borne ttretch We Get R E P L A C E D IF N E E D E D A-squsd 1 ger collapse was the failure Tar Guard, owned by Joa Ge­ Quimela (3-9) $23.40 Milwaukee 6 Loi Angeles ( N ) of prom Ding youngster* to Perfect! (3-4 s $37.10 rard, ran third. D-squad 1 Patrolman Day, who won Mb Rare — 3/16 — Time 3153 come through. Houston 7 New York (A ) 4 “ I gues* we ex peeled too 8 20 6 60 4 10 both qualifying beats for the O B 'a McDuff Cincinnati 2 Baltimore 1 ALSO P A IN T IN G AN D 6,80 3 80 much of them loo quickly." final;, was clocked at a fine L.R.'s Alley Oop HALLANDALE (U P I) —Gun HOME IM PROVEMENTS 4 40 Bavist aiid, adding that he 31.31 second*—tiia belt timing W .D.'i Noor Bow will have to carry 130 * *1 1 1 1 felt the Dodger* have Qulnltla (1-2) $33 80 regiite red In the entire com­ |more promiilng youngster* l>uum 5 ° f a mile and one- Bradley Nam ed petition which started two Perfect* (2 1i $139 30 quarter when he attempt* to PORTLAND, Ore. (U P I) — 9th Race — 3/16 — Tima 31.48-than any other elub in the Iraweek* ago. rrpeat last ) ear's victory in Bill Bradley of Princeton was ------ NO OBLIGATIONS ----O.U.'a Adjusted 8 00 4 40 3 80 gue Th* Herndon speedster, who the $100,000 added Gulfatrcam named the outstanding player Bolh Bavail and Alston In3.90 2 80 won't be two-years-old until Speedy Dee Park' Handicap next Saturday. of the 1963 NCAA basketball 3 80 list there wat no rnmpluncrJuly, now has won five of six Thr Gedney Farm* speed- tournament Sunday and also ncy on the part of the players. official Marl* m his racing Quinlala (1 Q> $32 80 ball will be giving up seven to was named lo U>c tourna­ Perfect* (6-11 $84 60 career, lie paid $9.20. $3.40 19 pound* to an expected six ment'* all-star team along I0(h Rare — 5/16 — Tim * 31.32 A. J. Adcock and II. E. BerryhiB and $3.60 across the board. challengers In the big money with Gall Goodrich, Edg*r Bradley Choice Patrol Man 9 20 9.40 3 60 Result! of Monday evening's 2109 MagnoUa Ave. — Sanford race. Despite the high weight Lacy and Kenny Washington P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I ) — Pillow Fight 3 10 4 80 races: probably go to the post as an of UCLA and Carrie Bussell 122-2287 122-9041 8.00 All-America Bill Bradley of 1st Race — 1/1* — Time 30.93 Tar Guard odd* on favorite. of Michigan. Princeton » n a unanimous L .L .’a Me Too 3 00 2.20 2 20 Qumieli (2 3) $3! 80 tholes of the basketball teams Ryan’s Express 3 00 2 40 Perfect! (5 2* $87 30 Amigo Rocker 2 40flilh Race - S - Time 40 62 that played In th* Paleatra Oul Oul Dupree 7.00 4 80 3 40 thla aeaion to their all op­ Quimela (1-2) $7.20 6 40 3 (>0 ponent squad. Others tetacled 2nd Race — 3/1! — Tima 21.82 Bank Trust * S O0 were Dorrie Murrey of De­ Top Shopper is so 8.20 3 to K B .'* Edrad troit, Rick Barry o f Miami, Renasent 7.80 4.00 Quinlela (231 $3140 Fred Hutiel o f Davidson and I’erfecta (2 3) $137 00 -Bob Weiia o f Penn Bute. Muturl handled $93,734 Seminole Swimmers Patrolman Day Wins LA Dodgers' Collapse Came "Young Champions' Travel To Orlando As No Surprise Exhibition Baseball Now is the Time Gun Bow Seeks To Win Again ed throughout the nation to give performance* and last year made a 23-day foreign tour, performing In Barcelona, Spain; Nice, France; Flor- Thomas, Ulrich Pace Psychos Bill Thornes and Tom U l­ rich were the hotihota for the Payeho-Ceramlce with 210/670 end 206/673, respectively, a* they blaittd their etoaaat pur­ suer* In th* Samlnol* BEFORE THE SPRING RAINS! FREE ESTIMATES! Who's the fairest one of all? FSU Circus Ending Season TALLAHASSEE (U P !) The Florida State University student circus, minus its spec­ tacular triple aomeriault cm the flying Irapete, winds up ID 18th season next month. The ibow wilt tie*d for sum­ m er quarters at Callaway Gar­ dena, Ga. The clrcui performed Its an­ nual home shows on March 5 8, and 12-12, then started pack ing for two road shows, one in Tifton, Ga., April 2 and another (he next day at Valdosta. Coach Jack Haskins said a 22 member troupe would aum­ mer at Callaway where they fiv e dally performances and teach five hours a day in the Garden's recreation program. The aummer stay In the Garden's enable the perform­ ers to brush up on perform ­ ance techniques, learn new tricks and stay In shape for the coming aeaton. , It was at Callaway Gardena • year ago that o a t of the per­ formers Anally managed the triple somersault, a feat un­ equaled by many performer* in or out of the professional circus. Normally tha circus troupe member* about 100, hut that number la cut considerably fo r the summer stint. The TSU circus has travel­ Queen's The Rip 10-1 Co-favorite cnce, Italy, and W ho? Me, of course. Me, in my Dodge Coronet 5 0 0 ..; with bucket seats O NLY end dreamy interior. Imagine how young 1 look. Alhcni. Greece. RACING D AYS Th* circus waa founded in 1947, the year lhat Florida Slat* became a coeducational ichool. Prior to 194T it was a woman's collega. Haskins creatod the circus wtillt looking for an athletic event In which both men and women students could partici­ pate. At one time, before the cir­ cus got Its tent, personnel totaled nearly 200 student*. But that number was cut about In half to get the acta under th* big top. LEFT! N IG H T L Y 8:10 SUNDAY Me­ morial Hospital League at Jet I-a net for four big wins that pushed tham way out front, t-*n Munson waa tha star for tha PRN'a with 168/. 498. Tha Tap Pills won three end one-half points from the BFEa aa Jo Bush scored a big 179/419 and Gary H arri­ son did soma fins bowling with a 183/489. It waa Johnny Hodga all tha way fo r tb* BID* In a four gam * romp ova* th* Medics a* he rolled bis flret 800 plus game with a 112/611 aariee that waa entirely too much fo r them. George Mason hit a 170/986 also far the BID*. Jax Outboarders M A T I N FF^ M A i m C C i W ED N ESD AY A S A T U R D A Y — 2 P.M. * Claim M arathon JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - Tb* Jacksonville Outboard Club, claimed a marathon mo­ torboat record today of 19 days, 13 hours and 41 minutes for 10,000 miles. The run up and down the St. Johns River was made in a 30-horsepower outboard dri­ ven by S3 men and women d u b a e a b « n in tour-hour shift*. It urai computed Mon­ day. The old record, club o f­ ficials laid, was 17 daya set b a n tn 1937, gtmaatlonal PEH FECTA 3 I Grandstand * Luiuriou* Clubhouse THURSDAY — LADIES' NIGHT . • Comfortable Sorry, No Minor* Or try the standard 273or extra-cost 318, 361, or 383 cu. in. V 8. Hot n«w tigs/ tamers i t a new lo w v price.. ic f ' " KENNEL CLUB ________ HWV. IT-92 Midway Between Sanford fk Orlando 8 5 O adga C o ro n e t----Osssus SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 W. FIRST STREET 1WATCH TH1 BOB HOM SHOW.- HSC-TV. CHICS YOUB LOCAL 1-fflni. SANFORD, FLA. �11 • • 1 Lggal N o tice WawTnrB NOTICE VfcDKR FIC TIT IO US \ * K K L A W NOTICK IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that th* u n l t r d s n t d , dtslrtng to « a a * t * ta builata* In Rami tiola County, Florida, undar tka nama S E M IN O LE M ONU MEN T C O M P A N T Intanda to raalatar th* aald nama with tha Clark o f tha Ctrcull Court of Sami* not* Count/, Florida, purauant to Chaptar I I I 01 of Florida Stidutaa, 1*1 L I L L I A N M. M c CAL L S P E E R * tiPEER Atlornaya at La w 111 M a in o lla Avanua Sanford. Florida I’ ubtlah March 9, I. II, It, l i l t C D K -I ffn ll March 23, 1935— P a r* 7 In City, League play, the That Dlvaralflad farvlcaa Ins. tha holder of tha (ollowlnx cartlflcata haa filed aald certifi­ cate for taa deed to be leoued thereon. Tha certificate num NOTICE (IF APP LI C ATION her and year of latuance, the FOR TA X DEEM dcacrlptlon of tha property, and tha nama In' which It wet ISar. l b l . l t Florida Stalntaa af lb «»» aettiaad are aa follows: NOTICE IS H E R E O T OIVEN, Certificate No I I I Tear of leauanea 1111 That Dlvaralflad Sarvtcaa Inc. the holder of tho following Deaerlptton o f Preportyi Lola II fllk A Watt Alta- cartlllcato na* Iliad aald cartlmoittp Heights Section flrate for tag deed to lie Issu­ thereon. Tha certificate Three Plat Uook 10 P e a - II ed Name In which ataeeeed Fed­ number and year of Issuance, tha description of the proper­ erated Corp. of Florida. All of aald property bslng In the ty, and tha nama In which It County of Seminole, Slate of a n asaeiaed ats aa follows: Year of Florida. Unleea auch cerllflcate Certificate Nr. 1 US •ha ll bo redeemed accurdlng to Issuance last Deaerl pt ton o f P r o p e r l y , la w the properly deeerlheil In Lot 30 Blk A Sport ama n'a ouch certificate will he eold to Bara,Bee BLat Book 1 Bases the hlRheat ca«h bidder at the II A 11 front door of the Seminole Name In which assessed Anna County Court Houee at Sanford. A Sylvia Olmsttad. All of aald Florida, on the flret Mnndey In the month of April, 13SJ, property helns In the County which le the 9th day of April, of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate ahatl ba 1119. Dated thte 17th dey of Fe b­ reiteamrd aceordlns to law tha property described tn auch cer­ ruary, m i . tificate will hr n,td to the (Official Clark'* Seal! highest caah bidder at tha front Arthur II. Beckwith, J r , loor of tha Seminole County Clerk ol Circuit Court. Court House at Sanftsrd, Fl or­ Seminole County, Florida ida. on tha first Monday In tha Uy; II. N. Tamm. Jr., month of April. IMS, which la Deputy Clerk Publleh March 1. I, II. 91. IMS the Sth day of April. IMS. Dated thla IT it* day ol F e b ­ C D K-I O ruary, IMS. (Official Clark'* Seal) n o tic e o r a p p l ic a t io n Arthur It Beckwith, Jr., FOR TAX IIF.F.II Clerk o f Circuit Court ( le e , lot.ia Florida nialwfea of Semlnnla County, Florida m u By: It N. Tamm, Jr., NOTICE IS II E R E U T OIV EN, Deputy Clerk That Dlverallled Sarvlcee. Inr Publleh March I. >. II, 31. 1M1 the holder ol the followln* cer. IIK -II tlflcata haa filed aald certifi­ cate for taa died to be limed ". N O T IC E u r A P P L I C A T I O N thereon. The certificate num­ FOB T A X D E E D ber and year of lnuance. tha (tee. t a b le Florida Itatatea of daecrlplltn of tha property, ■set) nod the name In whtch It wai NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IV EN , ■ aeeiitd ere te follow*: That Dlvereltled Services. Ine.. Certificate No. I l l Year of the tiutder o l the f o l l o w i n g latuance 1 M 0 e r l l f t c a t a ha* filed eald cer lleerrlPtlea ef Properly Iflcata (o r tie deed to be N 1 Ft, ol S to Ft. Lot 10 s- u n t It,error, T h o c e r t i f i c a t e Blk 1 end ( I Tl of N 10 n u m b e r nn,l j e . t r >,f issuance, Ft. of I-ot 91 Blk 1 Fair- the d e s c r i p t i o n „ f the p r o p e r t y , view and thJ name In w In, h It w as w h ic h a ieee> 'd 1 K A Martha Batten. All of • eld property twins tn the County of Seminole, State of FI or Ida. Colei* auch certificate ahalt be redeemed accordtna to law tha priperty de»crlhed In euoh rerMflcate will he enltl t<< the highest ca*h bidder at the [m m dour of 11.<• Srinltmle County Court lloii*a at Snntord. Florida, on the tlrwt Monda> tn tha month of April, 10*.. wlilctt la the eth day of April, l»C. Dated thl* tTth day of hrt>maty, 1. a9 ttltn.lal t*lerk‘e H-’Sll At I hut H Itrck wltli, Jr . Clerk of cirrult Court S e m in o le County, F l o r i d a By; II. N Tamm, Jr., Deputy CJrrk Pul.Ileh March 1. 9, 19. II. m i C D K -ll. Wildwood on three hiti, 10-3, 1st rollsd over the 600 merk. In registering the eecond L y ­ John Knteland led the peck man tha Inert of I*- County Jwd* >, Srmlool* County, w Pr ob at a. Ida In rat Ealala of L E W I S W . nCIHSKSS • llor- n ciu i't T o til t ra d lla ra and / » * • • » • Slat Ian t'lnlma or llrrwawda Ap a lw al Wald E - I - I r l victory of the with fem es of 221, 226, 103 year against a single defeat. Simp- for ■ 646 strits. Hs was fo l­ klna struck out eight W ildctU lowed by Gerald Behrens 221, In the affelr and held the op- 176 and 236/633; George ponenta hitlen during the last Swann 220, 222 and 188/630; six frames. ■nd Andy Patrick 1B2, 213 and Grey hound diamond 200/605 serlee. fans The Jet Lante team with are hoping for ■ repeat per form ince against Leesburg. Head Coach Jim Payne anJ Assistant W ilt Diurua plan onca again to atart sophomore hitting star Larry Lott as Simpkins' battery mate be hind the plate. Dig Larry Mil­ ler will be at firat base. Mike Sterling will start at s«cond Brent Helms will be the short­ stop and Larry Baker will man third base in the Lyman infield. Available substitutes include Bryan Bury, Mike Lucas, Itonnie Boston and Ricky Mil­ ler. The starting trio of flyhawks will be from left to right, Marvin Cook, Allen Current and Don Paulsen. Gary Gunter, Dickie Clarke and John Tittle are ready for outfield duty should they be needed. If Simpkins needs relief help on the mound, Payne can choose from among lefties Charles Newell and Tim Blair and righthanders Mark Brew­ er and Frank BallanUne. Brewer and Newell, who hurl­ ed In the New Smyrna Beach game on Saturday, probably will rest lotlay. One of the two probably will receive the starting assignment against DeLand on Friday. Payne and Diurus have been pleased with the perfurmancr o( their young team s- r s - ei l A l t ,i roll i s , I ' e r t l f l . w t e No. I K S Y e a r o f thus far. Particularly out­ Iss ua nc e 19*1 standing of rourar hat been ( l e a r r l p t l n w «,( P r o p e r , r * Dot 3 Dayman'* addition the fine pitching and defease. No I Blal nook S B a a * I Name in which assessed The two coaches hope the K * * e i A \B, e F u l le r All o f s l i d Hounds can muster a lot of p r o p e l t > I.r i n g In it,a i ' „ u > hits off the Leevburg pitching o f Se m in ol e. M a t e o f F l o r i d a C o t e s - aut h r e t t l d i e l r sn ai l he tonight to make up for the redeemed a -cu rd in g to law one-hit shutout they suffered t h e property d e s c ri b e d In auch c e r t i f i c a t e w i lt 1,e sold to at ihe hands of New Smyrna the h . k h r s l , asti bi d de r at the Beach. fr o n t do o r or tha Se m i n o l e i nu nt v C o u r t H o u s e at S a n ­ ford, F I , If Ida. on the f u s t M on ■ day In the mont h ,,r April, I'usF, will. I, u the i l l , d a y o f A p r i l is*:, Dated thla 17lh day o f rout) 1'] s -i Feb- Col Joseph Union Army War Between a follower of (U ffK ial C l e r k ' s S e a l, Ar * Itur II Me k w It I, J t . C l e r k o f C ir cu it C o u t h S e m t n o i* County, Florida B y : It N Tamm, J r , Deputy Clcik Pul.llah March I, ». II, IS. IMS c liK -lt N one k of a p c i .i t a i lo a I Oil 1 A t D E E D ISer. 11, (.la Florida statutes al Behrens' taking charge took three points from tha firstpiece Bob'* Restaurant fives o m e to move within two games o f the Itegue lead. Don Dormen paced the restaurantmen with hti 206/637 set. , Cook’s Comer Andy Pat­ rick's big stria* salvaged three wine from the third placed Pryor'* State Farm In­ surance team. John Zuell of Pryor'e was high with his 647 srrits. Cook's is now plaesd fourth In th* league. Th* fifth pieced Lake Mon­ roe Inn team and sixth-slotted Rot* and Wilks locked horn* ■nd cam* out with an even split, two and two. Knttland was high fo r Lake Monro* and Swann balanced the led­ ger for R. A W. with his 630. Harry's Bar and Package and the American Legion Tost 63 fiveaome c*m* out of their match with an even break *1au a* Jeeee (James) Conk leading lterry'* with his 623 and team Captain Clyde Piercy tups for the legionnaires with a 506. Sanford Manufacturing lost nil four to Wisdom Sod Serv­ ice aa Jetry Wiedom led hla team by rolling it MS eeriea. Jack Frost nipped tha pin* to the tune of 662 for th* man­ ufacturing men. There were 10 gamrn over tho 200-mark thla week with Gerald Behrens on top with hi* 236 and 22t; John Kneiland 226 and 221; Jack Kan­ no 22(5, Pete Peteraen 223, Georg* Swann 222 and 2211; Andy Patrick 213 and 200, Harry Pentecoat 211, Gordon Huneycull 209, Gurry Fog 208 and 2U1, Phil Koch* and J Ini Valantine 207, Don Dorman 206, Boh Guthrie 203 and Weydemeyer, a Clyde Plercy with a 201 game. officer in the the Slates, w it Even In profile, the eya i* Karl Mara. repreiented ai In full face in ancient Egyptian represent* Hons. Legal Notice IA T H E l l i n t IT UOI IIT OF ssss: a i n t i i j t m c i A i i' i i i i i t t i a a a t, rr o * s i : m i n o l e ( I I I A TI . FL U II Ml A I'.ATltD'I.A II A It D I N 1) ARAVB'K, I'Lintirr. Leg al Notice * o t m »: o r A P r » M r % T ! n * im i llrr. IUI.I9 i% x riorltU maltilN nf 1941) ■* »TM’ K HKttrcilT C1IVKV D A R W B 'K . T h a i I M v r f * i r i t d H t r v l t a a Inp Dafthdsnl llti* l i o t i U r o f l h " f o l l o w i n g e « r A n i l I E o f ai IT Mfir AtP hftt f l U t f Pilrl «t*Tt Ifl TIM H UBE RT L IIA R W lU K. «" i f f f o r l a s d • " >1 to h* t » i u * i l I >sfsn4*nt. Th• errtlfl« at* number Yt.il i r r hare b/ i„>llfle,l ilial IffuaptP. lh* d«»a Bill ol Complaint lor Divot,* m l y tir ba* beat, ll>*4 ae*ln*i you. ami c r l p l l o n of t h « p r o p « r t > ( and i h * Ft*m e in w likh u wap you art required to larva ■ co|iy ut Jrour Answer or I'l**4- a n■r isapd a r t as f a l l o w * ! T#»r of Ina t„ the BIB of I'omplalnl on C t r t l f l c A t A No. 10IT ih* Blalnlltf'e Allurnty. B AB - l « a t i * n c « 1912 H r t r r l p f l i i i r f Varnpprf|M ItV It N AGE It. <’ll* N-,rth G r ­ tool 13 111k 11 W r « l h « r a ange Bull,ling, Orlando, FlnrfiAld K ir p i Ad d. PIa.1 ilouk I I . ah,I fils Ih* original An­ IS I ' M i i II A 17 swer or Bleeding In I h * o ff ! •* ;« A si S 'im i In h UI eh » • « • •• •( ) Nam* In which aaaeesad Ed­ of lh« Clark of lh* Circuit die \ Beatrice Kilty All or aald Court on or before Ih# Mill n i d i " w o o d W o o d P r o d u c t * C o . IMS- D I nt . A l l o f M i d p r o p e r t y b * m « property helns in the County Jay of April, A. I) of Seminole, Mate of Florida. you fall lo do *o. Judgnirnl by In t tir C o u n t y nf H*tnlno1*, Unless auch certifies,e si,alt ha J.r*,ill vvOl h— t*k*o again*! o f F l o r i d a . ITnlrP t auch cpr tlrsdeemed according to law lh* you for lha r*B*f damanded In f l c a i a ah i l l br r t d t r med i t c*•f if 1ik( to I# w Ih* prnpprty property described tn such , -r- lha Bill of ''onipLItn DON K AND o u d E B E P at d f i i * r l h p d In Burli r p M l f i c a l r tlflcata will ha sold to the htahw i l l Vs« Bold to t h * h l f h M l €«>h eel caah bidder at tha front yanford gemlnol* County. Flor door of tha Seminole County Ida. this 11Ih day of Matah, A |jldd«r * t Urn f r o n t dour of t h « B t m l n o l t C o u n t y Court, l i o u i * l>. IMS. Court House at Sanford, Flor­ *t Ha d fo rd, Flu rl d A, on Ihe id* r.n the flr*t Monday In I BE A l.t f i r » i M o n d a y In ( h r m o n t h of Arthur B Uavkwlth. Jr . the month of April, IMS. whtch A p r i l . D i d , w h l r h It t h « 6th clerk. Cir, utl Court Is tl,* Sth day of April. I9SS day o f A p r i l , 1Si€ 6 Benilnol# County. Florida Dated thl* ITIh day of F e b ­ tla t td thl* IM h d i y o f F *bBy Martha T \ ihLn ruary. t i l l ru*ry, 1MI. Deputy Clark (Official Clerk's la st) ( U f f u i a l Clerk'* B r*l) RARHT R NAGK R Arthur tl. neckwtih Jr . Arihur It B * c k w i t h . Jr. ■in* North Grange BulIJirif Clark of Circuit t'ourt I. II. 1>*S. C l f t k o f C irru lt Cnuri Orlando, Florida S e m in o l e County. Florida C D K -lo * _____________ ' K * m l n o l * County. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff By; H N. Tamm. Jr.. Uy: If. N. Timm, Jr. I'ublleh >l*r- 1*. 13 1° * Apr 1* the l s a i l of l b * t • ■ ■ t y Deputy Clark I»rpu ly C ltr k J s t t e , aewslaata C * a * l r , Flare Publish Mar, h 3, I. IS. 31, IMS S. 1)1) I ' u b l l i h M a r ch I, 9* 11. I t . t i l l Ida, ! ■ Probata, CDK-M ___________ I’p g - l l C * I » K II l a rat F a t a l * mt N O T IC E OF A r l ’ L ll'A T I O N NOTICE OF APF1.ICATIOX A N N I E K MUIlltAT. FOItMERA O T i r n o r a f p i .i c a t i o * F O R T A X I I B E I I FO R TAX D E E D L T A N N I E K. E N G E L F O R T A X IIIC K II (See. Ibl. is Florida » ( • ( ■ ( * • Ol ( l e e . IPS. Id F l o r i d a P l o l o l a o o f Deceased (■*r. IP I.I* r i o r l i i a i a l i l r a * f ■■let T a A l l Ceedllora ami I’ eraowe m in t 1*49) NOTICE : m IIF-BEIIV GIV E N. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIV EN, Sl a tl B a I tains, ae Demands NOTICK 18 H K ft etlT OIVKN. Thai Diversities Service* Inc, That Dlvar»lllad B a r v U 't Int. A a a l a a t Said ICalatei lha holder of lb* fo llo w ls t car- Ih* holder ol Ihe following That Dlvtrtlflad 8*rv|r»« Inc. You and aach ol you ara hereby notified and rerjulrad llflrola ha* filed said ctrtlfl- cerllflcale ha* filed **ld eeril- th* hnldtr of th* follow Ini to praeant any clalma and dt* cat* fnr l a i deed lo ba liauad flcele (or l * i deed (o 1-e la m ­ rrrtiftcntt h** flltd Mid r*rtl* (hereon. Tho ctrtlMcato flent• for ttx d»td to b* t*fu«d manda which you., or either of thareon. Tha certlflcata num­ ed you. may havo afaln*t the ber and year of laauanca, lha number and year ol leeuanro. ihtrton. Vh* cnrtlflcnt* num* lb* proparty, th* d*»cr1pilon of lh* properly, b fr *nd J94T of i M u i n n , th* aetata of A N N I E E MURRAY, description ef formarty A N N I E E E NO E L and the nama In whirl* It • * ■ ■ nd th* nama In which It *>ae dtterlplion of th* praptrly. nnd lh* n*m* in which It v i i aeeeieed are * • (allo w* ' daceaaad. lata of aald County, a*a »«t*d are as follow*; T**y of a i * * i i i d nr* • • follow*: Tear af Certificate No. I l l to tha County Judia of Saint- Certificate No. Sfl Cnrtlflcnl* No. 117 T n r nf leeuagc* 1M1 , note County, Florida, at hit laauanca I9S1 . I aauaro * 1H0 D e ae rl plL * • ( PyoperlFI Iteaoriplloa wl P r o p e r l y t offlca In tha court houea of I)# *«rlptlwB ml Frwpwrlyi L>l» I A S Lee* E MAS Ft. Lola i « to 39 Blk 31 San•aid County at Banford. FlorI x>t a IS A 11 Iton d 811* of AV S) SI Ft. Ulk It Tr lando fl a t Uook > page* Ida. within F a calendar munthe IS Hemlnolt Bark Plat l*nr|i a i H M *1 A l l from tha tlma of tha flral pubHook 1 page IS Knm* tn which n«a*n*rd Ho* Name In whlrh a * t * * * * d I* W i l ­ Bcallon of Ihla tiotdca. Two Na m* In which eaeaaeed her! I* pAoplcm. All of **ld pro* ropiaa of aach claim or de­ liam AV. Arnold. Truata*. All Mary G. William* All of eeld ptrty 6«ln| In th* County of mand ahatl ba In wrlllrif. and of aald proparty btlng la tha shall atata tha plant of r#M- County of Seminole, Stala of property being In the County Ktifilnol*. 8tnt* of FIprldoAUn* drnra and poat offl rt addraai Florida. L’ nlaaa auch corllflcata of. ■emlnole. Biate of Florida lt *« nuch ctrlflcntn nhnll b* of tha claimant, and ehall he shall ba radaamed according to Unlaae auch certificate ahatl be r » d « 9i»c0 ncourdlnv to law ^h* ■ worn to by tba claimant, hit law tha properly described lo redeemed according to l a w 't b a pruptrty d«*crlb*d in *Uch rot* ______________ tlflrnt* will bn *old. lo tho proparly daecrlbed In euch cer • (•nt. or •ttornay and accom­ • uch rortlflcato will ba aold lu _ panied by ■ rillns fee of out Iho highest rash bidder at tba Mflcntt wlll bt told to th* h i g h - L > l f h * « t cnnJi hlddtr nt thn front door of th* aemlnol* eat caah bidder at Ihe front dollar and auch claim or de­ front door of the Hemtnolo mand not ao filed ahatl ba void. County Court House at Han­ door of the BamlnaL County County Court lieu ** at Baaford. Florida, on tba first H o n ­ Court lloue* at Banford, F lo r ­ ford. Florida, * a lh* flr*t Mon­ /a/ CeorRt I*. Kor s I • d a aaecutor of tha t-sst da. In lh* monlh of April, IMS, ida, on ihe flrel Monday la the day In th* month of April, M i l , which ta the Sth day of April, monlh of.A pril, ISIS, which la which la tha Sth dor of April, Wilt and Teatamtnt of IMS tba tlb day of April. IMS. A N N I E E MUR RA Y, form­ IMS. Dotad thl* 13th day ot F e b ­ Dated ihla l ’ th day of F e b ­ Dated this 11th day of F e b ­ erly A N N IE E. E N G E L ruary, IMS. ruary, IMS. ruary. t e s t . Deceased (Ottistat Clark's Baal) (O fficial C lerk '* Baal) (Official Clerk's Seal) r T K N « Y RDM. D A V IS A Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Arthur K Beckwith, A r t h u r - H Beckwith. Jr, McI ntosh Cl*rk Cirrult Court, Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of circuit Court Attornaya for Eitcutor ■•mlnel* County, Florid* Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida E d w a r d a Building Byt H. N Tamm, Jr, By; H. N. Tamm, J r , By: H. N Tamm, Jr. Banford, Florida ItTTl Dtpuly Clerk Deputy Clerk Deputy Clark I ’ubllab March Si, I®. A Apfll ruMI*h March 3, t. II, 39. IMS Puhllah March 3, >. Id, 31, IMS Publleh March >. I. It. 39. IMS d. ll . t i l l , CDK-I! C D K-ll C D K -ll C D K -M I Vnu and aach of vou ara harchy notified and rruulra-t to present any clatma and ilf mends which you, ur enltier "f yon, mav have a Rain at the • •tata of L E W I S W. B l BtlEhS. da.eaaed. tat* of aald County, to the County Judsa of Seminola County, Florida, at hi* nfflC< lll tha court haute of s*<4 ■t Sar.rnrd, Florida. C ounty ......... _|* calendar month* vlthln from the time of the flret pub­ lication of tin* nnllit Two cople* of each claim or de­ mand ahatl tie In w riling and •hall atate the place of tealdance and poat offl« • addr*** of the claimant, and ihatl b* ■ Worn to by tha claimant, h<* a«ent. or attorney and accom­ panied V* a rtltnar f i t of ou« dollar and auch claim ur <1tm.md nol *n filed ehall be Void /»/ Clarence L Weaver Aa tt tc ulor of tha l-a*t Will and Tati ament of L E W I S W* BURGESS, Deceased RTF. N ST BUM, DAVIS A SI, lN T O »l l Attorney* for Kaecutur Edw ar d* Bulliltnc Sanford. Florida SITT1 Puhllah March 91, Sit. A April IMP, NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, That Diversified Services Inc Ike holder of tha following certificate has filed aatd cartl* fleet* f„t ta* deed lu ba leaned thereon The certificate num­ ber and year of Issuance, the deaerlptton of the proprtty, and tha nama In whtch It » u assessed are aa follow*: Certificate No. 101 Year of teauatice 19*1. Ilearrlbllnm af Properly Lite I* 'd A 1* Rlk : : Bin* Level I ' L l Book * Bags* M second appearance of the sea- nsw pins wers fillin g reml ton. L a it week he hindcuffed good ■■ thsr* were four »cr- Leg al Notice In LOOKING GOOD a" By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports Writer Lyman ic e lefthander Steve Simpkins will be on the mound tonight in the Grey hounds' second Orange Belt Conference gim e of the cur­ NOTICE OP A P P L IC A T IO N rent baseball season, a match FO R T A X D E E D ( I t a I M . l t Florida Stalntoa at against Leesburg’s Y e l l o w m u Jackets at Leeiburg. NOTICE IS H E R E O T OIVEN, Simpkins will bo making his Name Is Winless Queen O f Golfers Simpkins On Mound In City League Today For 'Hounds Bowling Play v* HUBERT I. 'A m 0 n Indian Golfers To Host Trojans 'm Ijr MURRAY OLDERMAN Ooaeh Sports Editor Kdwipeptr Enfdrprist Asia. PETERSBURG, Fla. ST. (N E A ) — A t the age of 6, Judy Torluemke started hit­ ting golf balls bscauis ah* had an ambition in Ilf*— to meet tha Quten o f England. " A t 16," aha aald, "1 couldn’t have cared less." Sha had atready been to England to play in tha British Amateur, got knocktd out In her first match, cried and ■wors she’d never golf again. Slnca Judy la only 20 now and chasea tha littla whits pallet down green fairways for a living, that resolution has gone by the boards. What's left la a pretty, frec­ kle-faced young mis* who haa grown up to flva feet four In­ ches, and disperses 116 pounds over that length In Juil. the right places. That makes her just about lha most attractive thing In womsn'a golf, tha one who could save tha whole buslnesa, according to Beverly llanisn, one o f ths retired queens. That'a a unique position for a girt who hasn't won any tournamsnta since aha turned pro three years ago. The last time 1 saw Judy waa at th* Dural Country Club a couple of week* ngo, where sh* look * busman's holiday to watch tha male proa pray. Ami she toyed with * cup o f coffee as she looked out a vast expanse of glass over lush, palm-lined meadow and sail, "I'd be waiting on Sayles Captures Medalist Honors In Local New Yorker Tops British Fighter Shlrlsy Schilk#— bya The!mo Vose— by* Kvcnlyn Antar— bye Legal Notice Ganaa' Semi­ to the greens again IMesday tallies instead e f silting here if I weren't a pro golfer.” She turned pro because th*y stop giving tha amateur gala axpenia money onca they reach 18 and Judy "navgr got usad to navir having any monay.” Sha played 16 tournament* that firat atason, placad In tha monay in nina and won a grand total o f |80. "Baing 17 and on tha tour," aha ramlniacad, "ia tika going out to find a fortune. There'* an awful lot of responsibility Just taking care of youriatf. It waa kind of a nightmare. " I t can ba damoratltlng be­ cause whan I waa a child 1 waa uaad only to winning." A t tha age of 8, aha atarted a three-year monopoly o f tho National PtaWaa tournament in Orlanlo, Fla. In 1P64, just staying data to tha pack, Judy earned $11,000. Winning a tournament !■ beginning to bug her because Judy has a program carved out to atay on tha tour only threa more years. Than it'a marriage and two or three klda and weekend golf. Meanwhile, she admitted, it's a hit of a ball. Rh*'a red­ headed, and freckle* pile on top ef freckle,, surrounding mischievous eyes and a bright smile. Sh* drives around the country ill her own nsw Oilsmobile, making her own pay­ ment*. •'1 gel to know n lot, o f peo­ ple,'' slu- said, adding sadly, “ but I never gel to know any real writ. "T h * tour isn’t a normal life. I'm too much like a girl. I'm not as devoted as I should lie. I can stroke a golf ball as r\| well as anyone, hut I'^don't ■ Id V know if I have th* physical • ability or lh* stamina, Grace Saytcs took medalist "1 dig Chi Chi ltodriguvx honors when 29 members of tiecaiis* he get* every las', tin, Sanford Women'* Golf oume out of his swing. 1 love Association played their qual­ to sec hint pop it past a big ifying round fur the cluh guy." Judy's dilemma confront* championship at M a y f a i r every pretty young thing Country Cluh. Vivian 1’lerce wna low net whun sh>- gets to wearing lip­ winner Championship tourna­ stick and hae to decide w h i­ ment i* sponsored by the ther to practice the Imeea nohanfunl Atlantic National ta or her approach shots. "Vou gel very used to be­ Bank. Following ate the pairings ing m the limelight," tnuied and (lights for tho first round Judy, who has had unly a small ta il*. "You find when match: you're away from it, you like Championship Flight Grate Sayles*. vs Doris it." 5 penter Thht’s why she'll, keep her Jiminte Livingston vs. Mur­ freikl,-* In the *un. iel .Scott Franchon McKoberts vs Susy Dickey Ida B. Wilson vs Trisha Strnstrom Vlviun Pierce vs Haiel Durgo NOTTINGHAM, EngUnd Jo Mi Daniel vs Ruth Her­ (U PIJ— Hubert HUtoo, of N «w ron Marian Cnx v » Doesle De- York, gava Johnny Prescott more o( a workout than the Ganahl British fighter bsrgsloed for Jana McKibbln i * Elaine Monday night when ha scored Kerr s fourth • round technical Second Flight Peggy Billups vs Blanche knockout over Prescott. Prscott, who is scheduled to Nicely Jackie Crawford vs Mary chsltroge Henry Cooper (or ths British and Empire heavy­ Whelchel Myrtle Adams vs Jan John­ weight championships in June, was beaten badly by Hilton son Frances Phillip* vs Kath­ and was bleeding from a cut over his right eye whrn Re­ ryn Park feree Mickey Fox stopped the Third Flight Ann Marih vs Essie R ai­ fight at 1:1$ of the fourth round. son Fred nole High golf team will talra afternoon when they host thn Evans High Trojans in * Metro conference meet at the M ayfair Country Club. In the team's firat outing they won over the Boone Braves o f Orlando with each of the Seminole* four player* winning. Jeff Williams, Ray Bradford, Roth Vlblan and Larry Sherwood will ba teeing off for Sanford this afternoon. The Seminole* will boat Col­ onial, Oak Ridge and Lyman at 4 p. m. Friday at the Mayfair Country Club, Ferrari 8 In BEBR1NO (U P I ) — Farrari haa not' antared a fa c­ tory team in tha 12-hour racs on Sunday, but at least nlna prototype Ferrarla, reportedly receiving factory funds and drlvara, are expected to rae*. SS Hurricanes Face S t. Cloud JV s Today By Jim naerhus Herald Sports Writer Coach Dave Miller of South Seminole will take his Hur­ ricanes to St. Cloud this aft­ ernoon where they will vie with the bt. Cloud JV'a in their second baseball encounter of tiro season. The 'Canes suffered a 2 1 loss it the hands of Bishop Moore last week despite the heavy hitting of shortstop George Mi twee and the title relict pitching of l l l u c e Stuart. Miller has tabbed Stuart as starting liurlcr in today’s ai fair which begins at 4 pin. "Dig R ed" pitched three scoreless innings against the Hornets allowing only (wo hits and striking out two men. A tali right hander with fine control, he also is the ‘Canes top power hitter. Stuart's battery male will be Mickey Hawkes. Jim Lu­ cas, who tallied .South Semin­ ole's only score La»l week, will he at first base. John Newell will stait at second hssc, tcim lng with Milwce who is hitting 600 at short­ stop. Jamie Cornell rounds out the infield cast at (lie hot corner. Miller's starting outfield will consist (d Jimmy Finch in le It. the fine fielding Mike llurgls In renter and lefty swinging Matt Hickok m right. Chief substitutes are infieldera Reese Griffin, Hobby Owens, Tom Pinnock and David Unley and fly chasers Ijforiard Hollis, Ron Tulbert, Brandon Heath and Mike Ric­ he tt. This Alter cigars tt* la pecked with America's best-tasting plpt tobacco -famous H alf and Half. Get pleas* tng aroma, great new taste. T ty a peck today. Xf !■ /* )**T * Jeep Gladiator makes other pick ups seem incom plete h '■ t y * Arnold, C h i C h i In Exhibit Play N n T iri: o f a r r i . i r a T i o R FUR T A X D E E D TA M P A (U P I) - Golf Arnold Palmer and Juin (Chila tat Chi) lUxlriguer meet tn an 11n o t i c e ih i i k b e u v g i v e n . hole exhibition at the Palms That n t v * r * m * 4 Hs rvlcs * lac th* heldar e f th * f o l l o w in g Ccla golf course here today. r * r t l f l c * t * has filed *sl4 c srt lTheir biggest challenge, f u s t * for ts s 4*ed to t,« Issu•4 thsrans. Tha t s r l l f l r s t a however, may be Tampa ama­ number and r * a r e f lasuane*. Ih* rt*»cil pl loo of H u p r o p t r t r , teur Paul Tarnow Jr., who fir­ and ths earns In wh ich tt wa a ed a four under par 66 over asstsaed a r a * « f o ll ow s: C e r t if ie s !* No. I l l T s a r of the 6,271-yard course last week. Tarnow will make It a threeIssuance I M S t>M*rlntl*B ef F r e n i r t r aome exhibition before a All Unplatted Part Ulk 11 crowd that will be limited by Banlande Nama la which ass*ss*4 Ihe aponaora to 2,000. ( S t * . 1*4.1* F l s r l d a ■ ( • ! ■ ( • • • ( G l o r i a A Marshall Hoahlns All of said proparty being In Ihe County nf 8*mlnels, Btala nf Flurlda t’ nltse auch csrtlricata shall b* r*d**oi*4 * e rordlng I* law th* property dM crlbed In *uch r r rtlf lr at* will b* told to lb* highest cash b id ­ der at tb* front io o r ef Ih* Htmlnol* County Court lieu** W IN TE R P A R K (O P I ) at aanford, Florida, on the flret hioeday tn th* month of April. Rollioa College beat tha Uni(913. which 1* th* 9th day of veraity of Cincinnati baeebali April, l i l t . Doled thl* 17th dhy of F e b ­ team 6-S here Monday with ruary. 1911. Rollins Downs C in cin n ati 6-5 (Official Clerk'* Im t) three runs scoring In the bot­ Arthur H. Naekwlth. Jr., tom of the ninth Inning alter Clark of Circuit Court two outs. Bamlaol* County, Florida Third baseman Bob Ennis Byt H. N. Tamm, Jr„ Dep uty C la rk Publish M u . 1, 1, M. 33, 111) C D K -ll doubled to ttrive la the winetog run. a * Wlih4wbalikln.he'lldlmbbankoutthesamtmry. If your work Ukee you •'la t»e rough". . . onto Other ptek-upa — m k*ooaa| Available with eetomatio trenesniaafon, beck roads, construction sites, mud, enow, Cower ateerlng and power brake*. GVWa up sand, or rubble-you need a'Jeep' Gladiator. >6,600 Iba. Give this truck • road teat... oh Just pull tho 4-wheel drive lever and you've or off the road. Swap your 2-wheel drive pickJoined the "Unstoppablee.” Everything goes up for the rugged 'Jeep' Gladiator. on schedule with ■ Gladiator. • • because It’e the truck with twice the traction. It makes touam m Jaap ca m a oM A n oN n u w s a e Te*| drive this "Unstoppable0 el your Veep’ deal si's, lean- CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 g. Second ^ t . Sanford, Florida » �e- Reception Tea Welcomes New Members To SMH Auxiliary t h e dining room of Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital reflect­ ed a carousel o f color and charm last Saturday after­ noon when the IBS members of the Hospital Women's Aux­ iliary honored the new mem­ bers with a tea reception be­ tween the appointed hours of 1 and 4 p.m. T e m p o r a r i l y abandon­ ing their official trademark, "volunteer pink lady uni­ form s," the ladles depicted fashlona al la mode personl- spring tones stole the after­ noon tea scene, with many at­ tired in brilliant, vivid shades and ever fashionable ebony creations. Perched atop m i­ lady's carefully styled coif­ fure were chapeaus combin­ ing colorful flowers, feathers, straw and fabric. Mrs. Al Hunt, second vice president, was the overall chairman In arranging the event with the auxiliary offi­ cers serving aa hostesses. The president, Mrs. C. E. Butler, headed the receiving line composed o f the new members who are Mrs. E. Menaier, Mrs. Z . E. Fisher, Mrs. James Mayo, Mrs. G. M. Mickelson, Mrs. James R. Dycus, Mrs. Calvin Jardlne, Mrs. J. E. Anderson, Mrs. Paul W e r n e r and Mrs. Thomas Conder. Pink dominated the decor of the reception area refreshment table linen, overlaid In exquisite, delicate pink organza featur­ ing hand embroidered detail. le Centering the elegant one end o f the table with cof­ fee poured from antique sil­ ver service at the opposite end. An attractive assortment o f petit fours, toasted nuts, mints and beautifully decorat­ ed home baked goodies were featured In crystal appoint­ ments. was a crystal bowl containing an arrangement of pink and white snaps combined with statsi accented on either side by three branched crystal candelabra holding tall pink tapers. Members alternated In pourat The new members were graciously welcomed in an at­ mosphere o f elegance to the organization composed of vol­ unteer workers who give of themselves to benefit the worthwhile purpose and alms for what the auxiliary atands. MRS. C. E. BU TLER, loft, president o f Women's Auxiliary, headed the receiving reception welcoming new members to the from the left are three o f the new members Mrs. J. E. Anderson and Mrs. J. R. Dycus, Seminole Memorial Hospital line last Saturday at a tea auxiliary. With Mrs. Butler honored, Mrs. Calvin Jurdine, Miss Burnham To Marry MRS. H. M. W ILK IN S , corresponding secretary of SMH Women’s Auxili­ ary, pours coffee for two new members of the auxiliary, Mrs. G. M. Mickelson nnd Mrs. E. E. Fisher. Mrs. Chester Reurick, right, is the auxiliary treasurer. EN TER P R ISE PER SO N A LS MRS. A L HUNT, left, Hecond vice president o f SMI! Women's Auxiliary, was overall chairman for the recent tea honoring new "Pink Ladies," From the left are Mrs. Alice Fiestel, first vice president, and two new members, Mrs. Thomas Conder and Mrs. Paul Werner. Pouring tea is Mrs. G. D. Rounds. Past Matrons And Patrons Audubon Society cuperating latisfactorily at nicely after surgery last week By Mr*. Ritchie Harris Friend* of Mrs. O. 13. her homo on Elizabeth Street at the Seminole Memorial (O tera) Side*, who recently Hospital. Frank Rowe of Astor Park underwent surgery at Semin­ Thursday night was Past ole Memorial Hospital, will be visited friends here on St. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart HumMatrons and Past Patrons happy to learn that she is re- Patrick's Hay. mell and son, Dougie, of BrecNight at the meeting of Sem­ man. Ind., spent several days inole Chapter No. 2, O.E.S,, Mrs. Katherine Sellers at­ tended last weekend's meet­ recently visiting with friends, held at the Masonic Temple ing of tin- Florida Education Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart, Mr. Seventeen Past Matrons and Association In Jacksonville. and Mrs. Millard Richard and three Past Patrons were in­ troduced and received a warm While there she roomed with Mr. and Mrs. Warren. welcome and eulogy from Mrs. l.autrcis liotcman, lor Mrs. J. J. Nlcholfon, Worthy tner second grade teacher at Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn Matron. Enterprise and now at the attended the morning ser­ Tributes to friendship In George Marks School In DeI.and, and with Mrs. Carol vices Sunday at the church in their honor were given by the Smith, former first grade Tampa where Rev. Jack Kelly Star Points. Eva Williams tcaeher at Enterprise and now ir pastor and Rev. J. Manning ( substituting >, Ruth Causey, at the Orange City School. Potts of Nashville, Tenn., was Marie llowrii, Anne Muir and Honored At O.E.S. Meet guest speaker. Rev. Kelly is Friends will be hippy to the former pastor at Rarnrtt 210 S. BARK AVE. learn that Warren lllse is al Memorial Methodist Church-1 home again recuperating The Dunns spent the remaind­ er of the day visiting Mr. and, Mrs. Charles Dunn and daughter, Kim, Mr. and Mr* , Hampton Dunn and fam ily The Welcome Wagon Club and other rclilives in live . M R. P A U L S M IT H of Sanford was entertained area. at the recent meeting by a OF T H E Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ most interesting color movie 8TORRS SCHAEFER TA ILO R IN G CO. son, Howard Henderson and featuring spring fashions and Miss Sandra McBride of De- interior decorating sponsored W IL L UK IN O Ull STORE Land were dinner guesta of by Senknrik's Paint and Glass Mr. and Mra. Andre Aylics of Company. W EDNESDAY, MARCH 21th Edna Burns, vice president Altamonte Springs Sunday. During the afternoon they at­ and program chairman, in­ MR. SMITH W IL L UK SHOW ING A COMPLETE tended the Sidewalk Art Fes- troduced Jerry Senkarik and L IN E OF SPRING A N D SUM M ER FAB RIC S AND tlval in Winter Park and the M. C. "M e l" Haines, who W IL L HE G LA D TO T A K E YO U R M EASUREM ENTS conducted the program. Betty orchid show in Orlando. FOR A SUIT, SPORTCOAT OR S LA C K S TO I1E DE­ Mr. and Mr*. Hcnderaon Rurm-ss narrated the fashLIVERED A T YO UR CO N VEN IEN C E. were dinner guesta of Mr. and ions, Mary Pugh, president, an M n . Cecil Davis in Daytona Reach Sunday evening, at nouneed that the organization which time Mrs. Orville Ba­ ol knitting classes will begin ker and Mrs. Mary Wallen- Wednesday, March 24, at 1 weber o f DcKalb, 111,, were p.m. on the balcony at Gar­ Department S t o r e . also guests. Mrs. Baker, Mra. rett's Hcnderaon and Mra. Davis Thursday 'evening at 7:30 a ch t f r U , 'lt> £ O A . were schoolmates back in class will be held at the home of Edna Burns, 207 Collins Ohio. Drive in Sunland. Mrs. Albert Shaw was con­ gratulated on winning second prize In the recent A rt Show at the Civic Center, Other guest* were Mrs. Jer­ ry Senkarik, John Scnktrik, Keith Urbanck a n d John Urownback. A teal blue handmade pil­ low was donated by Mrs. Th* Indlspantabit Ufa Strict* pump Clyde B een and w ai won by . . . In ths raptile look of tha Phyllis Rugenstcln. lesson. , . luscious pastels. Mrs. Lou Roberts was high bridge winner with Mrs. Har­ ry Hahn, low bridge. Mrs. Clyde Gueta was pinochle winner and the door prize waa awarded Mra. J o h n Urownback. The "On T im e" game waa won by Mrs. Clyde B een. N ew member* welcomed were Mra. Robert Ralston and Mra. John Urownback. Pink, blue, green end white — A A A A to U V(/ W ClllL) Schedules Class ANNOUNCEMENT! In Knitting the reptile look in pastels $12.99 BAGS TO MATCH DOW NTOW N SANFORD Kathleen Reynolds and b> Associate Matron, Mrs, Irving Pryor and the Worthy Ma Iron. They were then present ed with gifts and escorted hark to (heir scats. At the invitation of Mrs Nicholson, many recallrl some of the highlights of their years in office. The piano was paid for; painting and refur hishing was done; some had the pleasure of initiating their parents or children, or both, there was a golden apniver* ary; the Eastern Stm- Maga zinc was sent gratis to all our shut Ins; mnnry was raised (or the benefit of a little girl who was injured and some Initiated their husbands Mrs Lucy Courier told ol an aumsing incident during her year. Her first candidate was her husband and natural iy enough she kissed him Others not knowing who he was wanted to know if she kissed all her candidates There were many memories, some amusing, some repre­ senting hard work, but every­ one agreed that they had en­ joyed every minute. During the business meeting resolutions were read for our departed member, Mrs. Annie Thomas, and the Charter was draped in her memory while organist Mrs. Joe Lelnhart played "Sunrise Tomorrow." Two affiliales, Mary Wetter and Catherine Nash, were in­ troduced and escorted to the secretary's desk to sign the bylaws. Hostesses for the evening were Mines. Bilhrey, Estes, Causey and William*. Tropical Weavers Announce Meeting Open T o Public An ’ exhibition from the American Craftsmen’* Coun­ cil will be the feature of the annual two-day meeting of the Tropical Weavers Guild of Florida, Friday and Saturday, April 1-3, at the Robert Meyer Motor inn at Orlando. Several Florida handweavera will speak and display aamplea of twill* and inkle weaving. Mra. William B. Abbott of Tampa, president of the guild, has ipvftcd all Interested handweaver* to attend. Don't b« utUfled with just any Permanent! The difference in Waves makes ths degree of Style Holding Support. • Accredited Chart# Accounla Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings Eva Bess BEAUTY SHOP Newly Modtra il ad C onor Oak I C ts s u d il To Meet Thursday At Geneva Hall Mrs. Mercer Robert Burn­ Holmes County and was grad-1 School. He attended Central Webster High] Florida Junior College and ham of I,akc Monroe announc­ uated from was graduated from the Unies the engagement and ap­ ! V of Florida proaching marriage of her gjgl | majored in chemistry and daughter. Miss Mabel Clarice mathematics. He is presently Burnham, to Richard Earl a faculty member of Leesburg Leggett, son of Mr. and Mrs. High School. C. 1* Leggett of Leesburg. The marriage will be solThe bride-elect was born in emnized at th e Sanford Levy County and attended Church of God on April 1G at Cook Academy and Tomlin 7:30 p.m. Junior High School in Plant All friends and relatives of City. She was. graduated from the young couple arc invited Plant City High School with to attend the wedding and re­ the class of /1964 and Is pre­ ception. sently empj/yed at Southern phone Company in Sanford. Her fiance was born in MISS BU RNH AM Forest Lake The regular meeting of the Sj-mmole Chapter of the Flor­ ida Audubon Society will he 'iclij on Thursday, March 25, it 2:3(1 p m at the Geneva Community Hall. Ralph S. Hager, chief of in formation and education of t In* Florida Slate Hoard of Park* and Histone Memor­ ials. will lie guest speaker Hr will divulge information on lovely Florida parks and will olso review some of the exist ing problem s." Church And School News Ity Maryann Mile* Mr. and Mrs. David Hadley have as their guest Carol An­ derson from Benton Harbor. Mich , and Dr. A. llclrnz from Andrews University. The Don Johnsons have bad as hoiiseguest her father, F. Fivash. of Fast St. laiuis, III., Geneva and Sanford mem recently. While in Florida, hers will serve as hostesses Mr, Fivash went to West ami any interested persons Palm Beach to visit other ret­ are cordially invited to at ails es. tend Mr anil Mrs. Earle Davis of Boggstown, Ind , have been visiting his brother and family. Mr and Mrs. James Davis. Mr Davis has return ed from South Lancaster to Tlie Dependable Class ol take Kathryn bark there with the First Methodist Church him while be gels bis business announces a change In the in operation for A.U.C. regularly scheduled meeting Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Howard from March 22 to Monday, and daughter, Vicky, of Kala­ March 29, Mrs Itoscoe Taylor will mazoo flew down recently to serve as hostess at her West visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert First Street home with the lllicks. Mrs. lUick is Mrs. meeting beginning at 7:30 Howard's sister. and Elder Samuel laitnbard of South Lancaster, Mass. DUTTCR DISH. ( K M Im .r $4.95 Mr. and Mrs. William Dick­ son and Mr. and Mrs. Russ Osborn slopped off al the Vcrdunc Burnhams on their way to the Bahamas. They wrote that Orlando and vicin­ ity was Die prettiest spot they have seen. S IL V E R P L A T K BY — IN T E R N A T IO N A L KADER JEW ELERS 112 S, P A R K A V E . YOU ASKED FOR IT A G A IN ! Dependable Class SPECIAL Changes Meeting Large 16 Oz. A Cx W Root Beer Plastic curtains rinsed with clear warm water to which several drops of minrral wa­ ter have been added will keep soft and pliable. An Off Season Bonus — TO D AY AN D W ED N ESD AY — FR EE .. with purchase of famous M A M A , TEEN or PA PA BU RG ER! The H. L. Pendletons had several guests r e c e n t l y . Among them were Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Rut­ land, Vt., and Mrs, Alice Hardy, Mrs. Mary McKcnncy A & W ROOT BEER 1905 F R E N C H A V E . SANFORD The air conditioning is: The Food Freezer Is: s Superb Carrier equipment • Long-lived and economical • Counter top Model • 4.5 Cubic Foot Capacity • Normally Sold at $149.50 • Expertly Installed • Priced Competitively • Free W e ’ll grive you a Carrier Food Freezer Free with every Carrier Central Residential A ir Conditioning: Installation Purchased by A pril 15 Carrier Southern Air 2313 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 322-8321 * C a ll 322-8321 • . For Free Estim ate �V \ ■ W jf BatiTtirU / (D Dottle A aitln In A G IF T o f book* was made to the Seminole pediatrics Memorial ward at Hospital the kitchen. Result — bang, crash and blood all over the placet • • • Xhiirsdsy by Enlisted Wives Cl (lb R VAIi'G i Pat H an ey president and Tat Sprague, eiee president presented jfhe books to Miss ^ I 'id e s McDonald, sta ff nurse, ” wito accepted them gracious­ ly and promised that they would be put to (pood use by the kiddies In the ward. A t their meeting last week at^the Acey Deucy club the Fitre wives voted to donate $j toward the decoration of the N W meeting room. Vivian Hays was named to ^ v 0 la c e d Linda Pitinas on the telephone tommitlee. Limin’* husband has been transferred to Three and the Five wives will miss her. Judy Boyce was put on the refreshment com­ mittee. Guest and new mem­ ber was Thelma Conkle. A potluck supper was plan­ ned fo r last Thursday at the home o f Barbara llohrer, with 0 V iv ja n Hays and 1’at liency as hostesses. On April 5, Zulu McLeod and Lois Lindsey will be hos­ tesses for the meeting at the A D Club. The Bolle's have had rela­ tives visiting — Sherry’s mother, Mrs. Gene Clark and her aunt Mrs. R. T. Ramos from South Carolina. Mrs. Clark, who is an avid golfer, challenged some o f Three’s best to a game but no one seems willing to disclose the scores. Taking on the champ were Bea Coffer, Doris John­ son and Bernice Cobean. * Three charming gals from Three are among the spring rushees o f Theta Epsilon, lo­ cal chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi. Honorics are Rita Gallnghrr, Jeanne Dunn and our reporter, Joan Moore. As we were digesting this bit o f news, we learned that Rita is from a town with an interesting name. It’s Shickshinny. Pa. and oddly enough, that's an obi Indian ( ?) name, which we are told means, “ valley o f five mountains." Bernice Cobean was low at the last Three bridge and bad to take her winnings in pen­ nies while Kaye Richmond and Carol Bakke walked o ff with the high honors. • s • Kaye shortly after that had A P R IL 13 at H p.m. is the to have an emergency appen­ time of the next meeting of dectomy. Mflly Thomas has the RVAH-9 Enlisted Wives been in the hospital, too and ^Club, at the N W Room ac­ both have the warm wishes of c o r d in g to Faye Hcllnmy. the squadron for a quick re­ Faye tells us that at the last covery. • • • meeting o f the group they THE RVAll-13 bake sale aaw a film on breast cancer presented by the Seminole held recently went so well County Unit o f the American that Lu Schwecrs, chairman, Cancer Society, with Dr. says they could have sold Arthur Nesmith and Mrs. twice as many goodies as they had on hand and it made ITelen Gleeson in charge. • • • her sad to ire all that good HOOKS FOR CHILDREN in the pediatries ward at Seminole Memorial Hospital were presented by Enlisted Men's Wives of RVA11-5. From left • SE V E N TIE S held their last money go glimmering. She reported outstanding are President Pat Haney, Miss Nicies McDonald, staff nurse and Pat meeting in the new Navy Wi(Hcrald Photo) vea Room and everyone com­ cooperation from everyone and Sprague dub vice president. mented on what a pleasant, heaped special praise on Judy .ominlck, Ann Mayer. Norma ed tier own ad-libs and asides bolder*. Lunch waa delicious, ations made by June McClain relaxing atmosphere has been and her crew and about June attained by the decorations Pickens, Lucy Pope and Alice to the formal fashion com­ o f course, and the before. herself in one of the most ele­ Bough, who were such effic­ mentary, We were intrigued lunch beverage* flowed as committee. gant bonnets we have ever ient sales ladies Accordingly, P r e s i d e n t with the unusual looking mike, freely as tile conversation. seen, worn with complete so­ Highlights o f the recent Edith Pounds instructed the Must add one more note — phistication by this icdouhtawhich resembled a music Thirteen EM Wives meeting secretary to send a note to stand with swing-out candle- about the clever table decor- hie gal. the chairman o f the conimit- was a cancer film whirh illu­ strated how any woman can 01 re, commending the group for the outstanding work that detect abnormalities o f cer­ tain types of cancer with a has been done, Steavie Hodges, who repre­ simple monthly self examina­ sented Seven on tills project tion. Both the film and the 10-11 p.m. (N B C ) “ Inter- ogical sites one now has *r .false pride of Jefferson waa personally thanked for speaker, Dr. Kenneth Wing, her part in the decorating. stressed the importance of art American Highway: Bridge of cess to thunks to the road High’s student* anil Novak IfSr latest painting is on ex annual exam by a physician. |the Americans.*’ (C olor) A n ­ and you’ll see various Irenes lin* hi* bund* full trying to hlhit there, too, as well us Tin- club was grateful to him other of Lou IlniHin's ‘"Knud” and activities unique to Mex­ hold them in check. Honor those of other talented Naval for the information and dem­ specials and he'll soon have ico and the six Central A m er­ and all is well and-good, hut onstrated their sincere inter­ more road pictures to bis ican countries the highway »ome o f the kids seem to pre­ ^personnel. i red 11 than Hope and Crosby. passes through. The color fer a rumble and that costly est. ™ Sevenetles have decided to Next meeting on the agenda This is one of the more ex­ photography is excellent and 'development occura on the Invite dependents of enlisted basketball court. Nuvuk and men who retired while in for Thirteen Is a luncheon to otic and fascinating o f the the narration is by Frank Woodridge have to pick up Seven, to be honorary mem- he held at the Capri Restaur­ series as it follows the high­ McGee with some help from some Moody pieces wlirn this bars of the group, with all ant at 12:30 p.m. April 5. Res­ way through some pretty Ben Grauer. 7:311-8:30 p.m. (N B C Mr. IS over, hut it's questionable privileges except that of hold- ervations must tar in soon, so primitive country from Lar­ whether the eulprita have iiig office and have changed contact Marge Harvey at 813 edo, Texas, to the Panama Novak “ Honor and All That." leully learned much about jungles. Much time is spent The heckling of a rival school Rosalia Drive for further In­ the by-laws to conform to Beau Budge* and various archeol­ gets to be too much fo r the honor. fo rrnat ion concerning t h i s examining t i e t decision. Mitharl Pollard do nicely as event. "M rs. Kenneth Enney, wife the im tigator* of the trouble. Crary hsts are In order for g p f the commanding officer 7:30 8:30 p.m. (A B C ). Comthe next business meeting on Waa a special guest o f the hat " A Cry In the Ruins.’’ club and ahe presented them April 15, says Reporter Sue When a Ficticliwoman begins Maurer and she urges every­ ^f|th a scrapbook donated by digging in Die rubble, trying i : oo ( j ) s «r wtiva one to let their creativy flow TU ESD AY P. M. Betty Smith. to find her hahy. she gets in III t o n at Utr w r r v rfeaftnH • w ill prw* for soma really interesting - N e x t meeting will be a IS) pnnna Haad the line o f fire between * m p t rtw u la r p m u ra iH iu l* * chapeaus. t l i l t ti l N u n White elephant party, with f o r r-o i m | « o f t h * (a rmful American and German forces I I . IS i l l Truth sr Cun**. ftfctoftt everyone instructed to bring QU*nc*« and fo r m a temporary cessa­ GIRI.S, It didn’t look like 4:94 (4) N i i f * ( I ) K n ln r Knows Hist a wrapped package. Gail tion of hostilities. Tile Ameri­ hports, W t » l h » r t l) 8**tcli for Tomor­ Gomba and Pat Wind are anyone missed the NOWC (!) Ki w i can* hrlp her and even the row luncheon and fashion show at S'9trK«p* Coni. t l ) chairmen o f this and further It <1 (II Ouldlns t.lght Germans do their bit. When 4 *4 It) Clis N f w s - W a l l i r II It ( ! ) MIIC News I in fo rm a tio n may be gleaned Creighton Gardens last Thurs­ Cron kits a real N a il appears and dis­ t ee t i) oin Talk (1) lluntlay- Hrtnklty from them. Time has been act day, hut If you did, you real­ t l) Toon. ErnI* approve* of this non-Aryan Arj u intQtl <S, I I N*w*. Kd, Weatbsr behavior, lisnley kilts him for 7:30 p.m. April 20 in the ly missrd a treat. 1:44 (1) M-Bouad I .I * ( I ) I'orut Delightful dress, sports, ( ! ) CDS JU por u N\V meeting room. Hoard I :M («> As Tht Wsrld Turns ami l*i ih sides go back to T :!* (J) Mr. Nov * k meeting will lie at Edith beach and evening wear from t l) lAI's Maks A tie*I their Interlude o f humanity. (1) C6irbftt t l ' Nawalln* Pound's home on April { i at Mary - Esther's Shop, beau­ ( • ) Charm*! f npftcdftt Both sides are in for a shock 1:11 ( I ) NJIC Nsw# ■ eo HI Jfi* y Bishop Show tiful hair styles from House 10 a.m. st the end. 1:SS <l) Password 1:1* (1) llull.bftloo • • • of l.eilani, personally done by It) Mr Halt's Navy (1) Moment of Truth 8-8:30 p. m. (C B S) Joey t l ) glam* In ths Wind Bishop Show “ What’ll You (1) It *4 BkrlUjn ^ C H IE F 'S W IVES CLUB Is Phillip Boyd, gorgeous make­ Tht Tycoon 1 I t 1:10 ( I ) Art lAnklsttsr ( t ) I sponsoring an Easter Egg up from Jean Graham, pretty Have?” Joey can't even say 1:1* 14) I’Miltis*t Junction t l ) Day la Caurl ( I ) Th# Doctors ( I ) l*tyton I’Uct I J lu n t, April 17 at 2 p.m. at shoes from Ivey’s o f Sanford, “ son of a gun” around his T W I I >< ( I ) AIIC N iv s I D | ^ h t CPO Club grounds for the *11 combined to msks a won­ 10:00 I D Fuwnlvt pregnant Elbe. She thinks 1:1* III To T.tl ik* Tratk <t) Osnsrol Hospital (1) Tht lificinra 4 N u r n t children o f CPO'a only, from derful event that thrilled and everything he says points up ( I ) Anotbor World U ) Intar-Amarlcan M«*htOddlera through age 12. In excited all the guests and the fart that he wants only a way 1:11 I I ) Nsw* the event that it should rain, there was a room full o f them! 11 40 ( ! ) <•) i f ) Ntwra boy—even after he convinces ■ 10 It ) Tea Don’t Bar <«| Th* Kdrs at Night Many Navy gala brought 11:34 ID Tht L*ta tfhuir the event will be postponed himself a girl wouldn't lie Tktaitr of tha Stars ( I ) Young Married* 1124 14) their civilian friends and we bad. Everyons takes aides until Sunday the 18th. 4:00 <11.Th* Match (Ism* 11:1r (1) Tonight Show ( I ) Trtllosatttr during this futiis Uittle of W E D N E S D A Y A. M . Meanwhile, a potluck sup- noted some of Sanford’s most ( I ) l.c r it Hiorm the sexes but a couple o f la­ » r is scheduled at the club, fashion-conscious m a t r o n s 4:tt ( I ) NIR' News 1 01 f t ) Sign Os 4:10 •!> Mlk* Douglas Dhow bor pains remind them who's Saturday April 3 at 7:30 p m. smong the crowd, all aa ele­ 4:14 ( ! ) NunahlBt A lm tna* <S> Dm I* Walt 4:14 (4) N sw* * W M t h s r going to win the sigumsnt, f i r club members and hus­ gantly suited and hattad as 4:1* (41 Yogi Hm t 4:14 ( ! ) tatro. to Chemistry the fsahion models tbsmsaJvcs. no mattsr what. ( I ) H.ahunt bands. (1) Hunrlae t . n w t i r 1:11 (1) Made Momsat* la We even yaw on* wellt:49 (1) Today 8:30.9:30 p. m. (C B S) Th* - A t the meeting w h e r e ■ports (1) Bunshlas Atmans* Bed Skelton Hour. This shuw 4:11 (1) Nswsooo* t Plans were made, a bit o f the known Sanford commissioner’s 1:14 14) Wsks-w p Me rits ( I ) Hparla, W*ath*r, is a real change of pace for f :!0 ( I I S l a i Irish wes much in evidence wife, stunning In a black suit Nsw* 1:14 (t> Kirm Ma-kat Itsport George C. Scott, who carried With some ladies wearing the and jaunty chapeau, smoking (1) Lasts It Ts D*av*r Tod«y T :40 ( I I the weight o f the world on lucky green end the green the very latest in way-out ac­ ( D Mlchls Kv*p* cessories, a dainty littls pips. t : l » ( I ) t-ocsl N . w i . Wastksr S X ir .- T V C H iR IK t, >4 hla shoulder* in last year's and white color echeme of SL Captain K a n g s r * * 1:44 (t T I K S D A Y A. M. -East Sid*/West Side" T V Patrick carried out in the re­ She had some interesting rea­ 1:14 (1) W a a lh i r - Near* I:li Hlgn On sons fo r this daring gesture, Csrtooavltle series. Tonight be docs com­ l : M (»> 4:14.1:14 Tlm slln* V T freshments and decorations. <11 Today 1 :00-1:11 American H is to ry edy aa a scientists who is LT. STERNE BOLTE o f but w* promised not to reveal 1:44 It ) Divorce Court (II looking, fo r volunteers to ac­ (1) American History Humanities M l - U ) AH-S recently suffered a her name. Nevertheless, she 1:14 ( I I Kitrclss VT got lote .of attention, includ­ company him to the South range and pstnful accident I! .mptr Room • 141 (4) Spanish <41 Pols. Naturally bs • finds It ) Moraine Mori# When he welked backwards ing ours. I l d l - I l l 4l Spanish ( • ) 14:44 (1) Make Room for Freddi* th* Freeloader who Lovely Maryanne Bergen of 14:4111:01 l i n e * A s * Bettses t t rough a plate glaes door. Daddy (4) is so happy to “ volunteer” ha I - I t hounds funny, but really RVAH-13 came boldly to the (4) N s w * with Mlk* Wat- 11:14-11:1* Burial Studies (4) lac* baa to be put in a rags. On luncheon with her hair In curl­ VT WaanT as the poor men suf­ 10:14 ( I ) What's T M * S * a g 11:14- 11:44 K s l * l d o * c « p * ( 4-1) tha musical aids, the Five fered numerous cuts and is er* so that Phillip could dam( I ) 1 L ots Luty VT Honeycombs—another English onstslc the comb-out that NDC News (t> 1 I : U Tl'B S U tV P. M. aonfined to the A F B hospital. 11:1* ( t ) Csacsntrattss 11:40-11:10 K syn u t* * o f Music group consisting o f four men Stems be was hurrying out mad* her as lovely aa anyone Andy * ( Mayberry (4) ( 1- 1 ) and a girl drummer— contrib­ (1) Dec. Bride to the paUo, where gussU thtra. 11:14-11:44 K ln d trllm t U :lt f t ) Jtopardy ute “ Have J th* Right 7” In That intrepid, commentator, 11:41 1:11 Humanities VTH |Were waiting for their supper ( I ) Th e If c C o y i 1:10-1:10 E ip le r la g Science the silent spot Rad is th* vil­ Betty Stokea, kept t h e m . (9 ) Price U H U M L^ttd not realise the door (SI lage blacksmith. WEDNESDAY P. M. 1:41-1:11 Reading (1-4) V T K V««n closed while be was laughing, aa usual, as shs add- JU^hliqhJtA Television Tonight i T V Time Previews STU N N IN G (millions for homo, party and bench were displayed at t h e NOWC luncheon by these three models. Top left, Sara Jane Smith in colorful silk l o u n i t e r s with pold slides and jjold jewelry. Top center, Dora Crifin in pink and white ruffled swim suit with overblouse; top right, President Mary Durant in sleek white linen cocktail d r e s s with mntching stole. (Herald Photos) Bruce Von Hoff Asfro's Pilcher Bruce Von Ilnff, 21. who for­ merly lived in Sanford, It on the pitching staff of the Hous­ ton Astros, now undergoing spring training at Cocoa. The 21 year old pitcher is (he son ill Chief Petty Officer George Von Huff, formerly stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station Von Ilnff it re­ tired and lie and hit wife now live in Batavia, 111. Bruce is a l!k>2 graduate of Batavia High School and re reived a scholarship to the University of Illinois. At (lie rnti of Ins sophomore year he was signed (o a bonus by the ■San Francisco Giants He played with the Giants’ farm tram at El Paso last season and was later dialled by the Astros. The young pitcher viaited with many of hla former scliunlinatra In .Sanford last weekend mid was a guest of the Johnny Davis family. The general assumption I* thst Christ was 33 at the time of th* Crucifixion. March' 53, 1965— Far# 4 WcriTTf , * sjcU i G b b ii • DEAR A B B Y : My daugh­ ter is 10 years old. She walks home from school, whirh is about a quarter of a mile, and the minute she walks In the house she turns on the T V set. She looks at it until suppertime, which it shout 0:30, and right a f­ ter supper she will call up hsr girl friend. They talk anywhere from half sn hour to an hour. When she hangs up, her boy friend call* her. Then they talk anywhere from half an hour to an hour. About ten o'clock she starts In doing her home­ work. She get* terrible re. port cards and complains that the work is too hard for her. It ’s not easy to tell s 18-yesr-oid girl whst to do, but something has to be done or we will have to burn the schoolhouse down to get her out. Have you any suggestions T HER MOTHER DEAR M O T H E R: it won’t help now, but you should have started telling your daughter what to do when she was six! That is the sad story. Mother. The tame knob that turns the TV on, turns it off. Exer­ cise it until the gets her grades up. Limit her tele­ By Abigail Van Buren phone conversation* to ten minutes. And If a schoolhouse burns down, they don't give the kids diplom­ as. They build another school. • • • t D E AR ABBY': I sm con­ fused about something and need your help. When a per­ son gets an Invitation to any anniversary or birthday party, and down at th* bot­ tom o f the Invitation it says, “ NO GIFTS, P LE A S E ,” doesn’t ths) mean no P A C K ­ AGED g ift s ! That thsy would rather have the mon­ ey to buy one good gift, or ute th* money to go on a trip or eomethlng? It seems to mt that a person would havt to be very cheap to accept an invitation to a party and not bring any kind o f g ift at all. Thank you, CONFUSED D EAR CONFUSED: You A R E confused. One who is invited to a party has a right to assume that the pleasure o f his PRESENCE — not PRESENTS— is desir­ ed. “ NO G IF T S ” means ex­ actly that. N O G IFTS — packaged nr negotiable. » o o DEAR A B B Y i What do Qjacoblf. On (Bhidqsi Suppose that you are an ex­ pert declarer pitying six dia­ monds against sn expert de­ fender. Expert East wins ths club lead with the king and continuea with the are. Y’ou ruff this one and play a cou­ ple of rounds o f trumps. This takes rare of that de­ partment and your only prob­ lem is tliat two way finesse fur the queen o f spades. You ruff a third club in your own hand; play the ace-king and another heart which you ru ff in dummy. East shows up with the jack o f thst suit. Then you ruff dummy's tsst club ami East plays the queen. You know now that he de­ liberately falsa • carded In clulis and there appears to b* an obvious reason. East had dealt ami passed. He did not want to show up with the see. king ami queen o f rliiha and jark of hrarta because in that Cdc NORTT1 A K 10 7 . ¥ A5 ♦ K J 92 A 10 8 8 5 WFRT HAST (T>) AQ8S A 6 3 33 ¥ J 83 V O 104 1 * 53 ♦ e1 AJ973 A AKQ? SOUTH A AJ4 ¥ K !• B 7 ♦ A Q 10 8 7 A4 Both vulnerable Cast Heath West North t’nsa 1 ♦ l’ au 3A J’a.M 1 A Paw 3 N T. Pasa 4 ♦ )■*>* 4 ¥ Pas* Pass 4 ♦ I ’b s 1’ass Opening lead— A 3 case you would be sure to play his partner for th* queen of spades. Hit plan has failed becauae you forced him to show the queen of clubs anyway and you think o f a person whs would strve harmless-look­ ing punch spiked with vod­ ka on the sty T I am not an alcoholic, but I don’t drink anything Intoxicating be­ cause It makes me sick. I went to a lad les’ Aid Club meeting recently and I drank several glasses o f th* punch my hostess ttrvtd . I didn’t know at the time that it was spiked with vodka, but when it made me sick afterwards, I put two and two together. I called my hostess and told hsr what 1 thought o f her. Now I am wondering if I should 1st ths olhtr ladles in ths club know that this woptan serves spiked punch. That way, at least, they would have the choice o f drinking It or leaving it atone. N O N -D R IN K E R DEAR N O N -D R IN K E R : I f you are still on speaking terms with the hostess who spiked the punch, tell her that in the future the should inform her guests that th* punch Is punched up a bit. And if you want to be ab­ solutely certain that th* oth­ er ladies are duly warned, tell them yourself. I t ’s bet­ ter to he twice.wsrned, than not at all. By Oswald Jacoby yon pity W etl for the queen of spades and make your player wins slam. The average Ih* first club with th* queen and expert South hat no trouble settling the problem of the spade queen later. The super expert also wins the first club lead with th* queen and continues with th* ace. He has diagnosed th* whole play and noted that his sce-king-queen o f clubs wltl have to show up eventually. Now when expert South gets around to playing tha spades he asks himself, “ Why did East go out of his way to ■how me that queen o f clubs T Then ha decides that East wanted him to figure out that West would hold the queen o f t ]i a d e s . South finesses against East and lote* hla slam. JJtaWoman: II) Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Nrwapsper Enterprise A«»n. We once acquired a charm­ ing acquaintance whose friendliness was constantly in­ terrupted by periods of fle e t­ ing formality. They puttied me greatly until one evening when he dropped in and almost st once dropped s lighted cigarette on th* rug. Somebody else quietly picked it Up and ex­ tinguished It, Five minutes later he dropped the coal of EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOO Henry Morgan, whom you've j hit career ever since. lie thinks publishers are a all seen on TV , often as a guest star on important pro­ bit mad (so do I| anil won­ grams, has written a most ders why they publish books which they do not publicise. beautiful book. You may think o f Henry Thry say, " I f It sells, we will ss a sophisticate, an “ angry" advertise it," but we author* man, perhaps a sarcastic one. ask, “ How C AN It sell if it This is, I think, often ths is not advertisedT” I do want “ image" w* get of him, but you to have this hook; It will he is a charming man with make a delightful Easter gift the moat dellg'htful personal­ far s child or a "grown-up ity. He stopped to tee me one child.” I ran ae* “ O-SONO" done afternoon recently to that I could talk to him about his as a pageant for children with book, entitled, "O-SONO and the text read by someone with Th* Magician's Nephew and a “ reader's" vole*. Speaking of reading, Henry Morgan told Th* Elephant." Hi* book is exquisitely pro­ mr he had wanted to do read­ duced with charming color Il­ ings from th* Bible to be re­ lustrations by Spsnfeller, who corded, as h* reads extreme­ has caught the real spirit of ly well. So, he mads th* re­ “ O-SONO.” This is, w ell— cordings. Ths agency wanted msyba a fairy tale, maybe them but some ‘‘ bright” young not. To th* question put to man decided to ask a Broad­ Morgan, h* answered: "F o r way record shop seller what those old enough and young HE thought o f them. Tha man anough to go to Uis Emper­ said, "H enry MbrganT lie 's a or's almost-April party.’ A comedian, he can't read the good-answer, and an adult can Bible!” Bo, no recordings of read this ptory’ lo a child and Morgan reading ths Biblst No wonder • n r author gain something for himself whlls th* child will love its sounds a bit cynical, but un­ derneath (although h* may delightful fairy-tale quality. Henry Morgan Is that rath­ hate m* fo r this), h* "has a er fare "bortt-New Yorker” heart of gold.” Anyhow, a with all tha warmth and heart to have thought of such charm which they always a lovely story aa “ 0 -8 0 N 0 seem to havt. He caught my and Ths M agidan’a Nephew attention some years ago and Tha Elephant” ! with his remarkably keen ra­ Tomorrow— "D ear E d y t h dio talks, and I have followed Thornton McLeod” another cigarette on a new slip cover. Again he pretend­ ed that this had not occurred. This time 1 went to the res­ cue hut got to the slip cover too late to prevent the burn­ ing of a hole. And I suddenly knew, aa he registered it, that we were in for another arctic Reason. And just as suddenly, knew why. Our charming acquaintance could not aland Die knowl­ edge that his behavior was reproachable. So 1 erased the reproach for him. I had the slip cover rewoven; a n d when It wat delivered, good ss new, telephoned him to say, “ Jim, you owe me $0 for the lovely reweaving job that’s mail* that slip cover as good as new.” “ Do I, darling?" he re­ sponded happily. Within 10 minutes he arrived to present me with ft) and another ffl worth of flowers. Maybe this experience will be useful to thr reader who writes: “ My mother-in-law hasn't spoken tu me since th* spill­ ed tome glue on Die antique chest in our guest room. Knowing how touchy she is, I didn't say anything. But I am sure that her refusal to com* to our house has some­ thing to do with what she did. My husband has to drop by and see hsr three times a week now. H t doesn't under­ stand her coldness toward me.” How about getting your antique refinished and asking hsr to give you th* money to pay for th* jo b t Sh* does rather sound like our ac­ quaintance. Maybe to recover her friendliness, you'll have to erase her mistake for her. If I ’m right about her, ths will hate you until you do. I'ropl* such as our charming acquaintance and you motherin-law must have thalr cer­ tainty of irreproachable treat­ ment o f us restored to them. So they're only too happy to pay the bills thst does this for them. Unable thsmsslvse to acknowledge that thsy are capable of offending us, thsy adore us th* moment ws eras* the offense along with their sense of indebtedness to us. Faying this bill will restore your mothsr-in-lsw's notion o f her never-offending, irre­ proachable grncrosity a n d kindness to you. It will put her back In th* driver's ssaL o v h M t m r f RIDE-IN T H E A 1R Last Shawls* Taalte Tie* A 11we -STilAhOK IK U r g L L im P la I's ls r — Btarrtew MOCK HtllSOIV am * LO LLO M H IO ID* M ss at Bit* Oely s r * T w ta T U N M INTtCM" U ln a r » 4 N O W Uun WED. EXCITEMENT AND SPLENDOR! WAIT DISNEY Those Calloways TKHMCOlOr' LAST S DAYS IT ’S BACKi A LFR ED HITCHCOCK’S “P S Y C H O ” A T t i l l - 3:49 • lU 1:91 STARTS THURSDAY TUB BIG O N I! “Q U O VAD1S” - �V fr VraTnrfi ’ age 12— March Love For Man Conquers All For Filipino COMMERCE. Calif. ( U P D - Low the fluke coin Rot minted Ren Franklin it might in 1962 i* * mystery. With permeated the court­ 1 V \\ room of Municipal Judge Louis Fcder and tempered the course o f Justice. It began when Albino Salagar, a native of the Philip­ pine* who now lives In nearby Wilmington, came before the Judge on a charge of making an illegal left turn. Feder asked Salazar If he was satisfied with the ninewoman, three-man Jury impan­ eled to bear his esse. Salazar replied h* "loved eveCy one of them." The Judge then asked prose­ cutor Howard M. Van Elgort the tam e question. Van Elgort aaid he, loo, loved the Jury. The trial commenced, the panel deli be red and then re­ turned with the verdict. The Jury foreman handed the Judge a note for Salazar which read: "W e find you guilty with love and regret.” Judge Feder sentenced Sala­ zar to two days In Jail or a $10 fine and then told him: "H 'a nice to have you In thli country, and in the apirll o f love, I suspend your set! tence.” h . 1 A DANCING S LA V E GIRLS (top) entertnined guests at the annual Semi­ nole I l i R h School Latin Club banquet. From the left: Lu Jaillct, Cheryl Weldon, Ilcttyo Kcllott, Marilyn Smith and Sue Jnlllet. Romnn gladia­ tors (center) Hinged a realistic fight. They nrc Robert Lnw, John Hoggs and Richard Prentiss. "Pellaa" and “ Medea" (bottom) really nrc David Hale, club president, and Mcdu Neiman. (Herald Photos) Cats And Dogs 'Rained In' For Inoculations By Mrs. John Leone It could be said that It "rained cats and dogs” In DeB try Saturday morning for the Firemen's Recreation Hall was filled to capacity with pets and their owners (or the community’s first clinic to inoculate the animals against rabies. Pets, all sizes, shapes and kinds, were brought in by their owners, some with their best collars on. some with heavy chains and others with Just plain rope. One French poodle sported a rhinestone studded neck piece. Admlnsterlng the shots were Gerald Page from the Volusia County Board of Health and Dr. Otto Moyer and Dr. Vola. Gardner of Del.and. Assisting the doctors was Mrs. It. Held of DeDary, an employe of the health board. Residents of the arcs who were unable to have their pel* Inoculated at the clinic arc urged to take them to » v«-l erinarlan to get this Important protection. Bootblack Bolts BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I) In accordance with a new gov ernment order "to preserve the dignity of the boothlark," Ahu Antoine took off his shoes for the shoeshine boy lo clean Instead of Just having them polished while on his feet. Tlte boy grabbed the shoes and bolted. and all answers will hr kept Planning Commission Is pre­ U> siding the overall coordina­ home interviews, a 20 per tion needed during this 30month transportation iludy. cent tamplr of truck owners Further information about und a 40 per rent sample ol the study may he obtained taxi operators also will be from tiir Commission offire in Room 302, Courthouse An­ This home Interview survey conducted. The Orange Seminole Joint nex, Orlando. will iM-gm In April and 30 lo ral women have been hired to yisit homes chosen to he part of the survey. Each interview er will tic given proper Iden­ tification and all Interviews will Ik- conducted with the co­ operation of county and muni­ cipal law enforcement depart­ ments. Each family to lie interview­ ed will receive a loiter of in­ troduction from the OrangeSeminole Joint Planning Com­ mission three days prior l«j a visit by a lady iiftrrvicwrr. D E PA R TM E N T JUDGE A d v o c a t e Frank Questions concerning travel Scholtz (righ t), of Clearwater, waa guest speak­ habits and other tramporta er when American Legion Post 53 and its auxili­ tion Information will hr asked The State (load Department and Its consultant. Wilbur Smith and Associates, will conduct home interviews of travel patterns of one of every to homes in Orange and Sem­ inole Counties. confidential In addition ary celebrated the Legion’s 46th anniversary at covered dish Htiper party. With him is Joel Field, who was in charge o f tho program. old John Turner it's "a penny saved is a college education.” The penny, you see, is really a nickel or vice versa—a fluke CORAL S N AK E .11 Inches long — one largest seen in these parts— waa killed year-old Mark Parker, o f 111 Kingwood Grcenbriar; (Herald o f the by 15Court, Photo) production of the Denver mint John's grandfather. Robert P. Stevenson, a welder and amateur metallurgist, got the coin from a fellow worker who had got it from a store and thought it might be valuable A little, cheeking revealed that the coin, Indeed, was val uable. Larry Abbott, president «t the Numismatics Financial Corporation of Reverly Hills Calif., agreed with other coin expert* that ” lhi.* coin is worth somewhere between 15.000 anti SIS,000, or whatever the traf fic will bear.” The coin has Thomas Jeffer *on i?n its face, but larks me kel It's metallic content con sists of copper, tin and sine Coin Supply WASHINGTON (U P I ) — The coin supply is getting better. The House monetary af­ fairs subcommittee reported only the John F. Kennedy SOcent piece remains in short supply after a crash program by the U. S. mint to get more coins in circulation. AZALEAS Grapcville Nursery 2221 Grapevlll* A re. 322 0X88 I.nwn Spraying Q U A LIT Y HOME F U R N I S H IN G S Modern and Period SOFA BEDS SECTIONALS from from LIVING ROOMS Finances Topic Of PTC Meet F R A N K M. IIU N N E LL, I)VM (renter), iliHctiHHcd care and diReuHPH of horses before the 6-H Club. Van Stuart in president and Junire Foy is (Herald Photo) program chairman. John has put the coin in s hank until he s ready for col. • Lov# a penny earned.” With 7-year- OO SAN PEDRO, Calif. ( U P D - have been "a penny saved Is OO W H ITEH O RSE, Yukon Territory (U P I) — Robert K. Kennedy, the senator turned mountain climber, began his personal pilgrimage up 13,• 000-foot Mt. Kennedy today. It was an effo rt to be the first person to climb the Can­ adian peak named in honor o f his brother, ths lata Pres­ ident John F. Kennedy. Weather conditions were excellent when the senator's party reached the R,.'00-foot base camp Monday afternoon by RCAF helicopter. Ths temperature was 30 above at the base ramp and about 10 above at the summit hut the- mild weather waa. blamed for two recent snowslides that swept down in the area. Despite this. Dr. Bradford Washburn, scientific leader of ths expedition, ssid "conditbms couldn't be better." The eight-man party hoped to snowshoe to the high ramp at 12,000 fret today and then make the finel assault Wed­ nesday. Kennedy w-ae the mid­ dle man o n 'a rope between James Whittaker and Rarry Prather, both veterans of the 196.1 American Mount Everest expedition. Kennedy has never climbed a mountain but was anxious to gel the expedition moving when it reached here, lf>0 miles south o f the mountain at noon Monday, There was a three-hour de­ lay before the party eoulJ leave and the New York Dem­ ocrat passed the time relaxing and talking with Yukon com­ missioner and former bush'pi­ lot, Gordon Cameron. In the senator's pcrannnl luggage was a furled flag about which he would any nothing but presumably It would be carried to the top of the mountain. Ry Mrs. Rllrhlc Harris Means of providing school finances and their dtstribu tion were explained for the Enterprise Parent • Teacher Council at (hr March meeting wlien Dr. T. E. SmoUierman. school board member for the district, was guest speaker. The meeting was well- at­ tended for his interesting and informative talk. Mrs. David Tropf, president, conducted the businrss session and the second and third grade com lunation taught by Mrs. Mur­ iel Kaufmann won the room count. Ken Hicks, chairman of the May I Spring Festival, made an appeal for volunteer work­ ers to help with the event. < onsrnienre We Are , Open Friday Nites M A T H ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-09f Biff Problem WEST NEW BURY. Mass — ( U P I ) — West Newbury police had more trouble with stray horses and rows than they did with stolen cars in 1964. Police Chief Eugene Willis said that six rows, three horses and three automobiles wx-re reported missing by their owners. All the animals and autos were recovered. Special F IL T E R -F L O W A S H E There’s N o O ther W asher Like It! k .<* • . l* f A ^ 1 f Vy I *•; » • Mlni-Haskul-- ideal fur laundering dclljatc fuhtiun. sweaters, blouses, anil other small • loads haves Tiuia. Water and Detergent. • n ig - Faintly h im C apacity . . . makes this wasluif truly tw o wnifiara in nhsil • 4 Wain I.- wl heleoliuna • 3 Wash Cycles • u Wash. 2 Htnse Temperatures • Hsfrty l.ld . Switch • Porcelain Emmie! Top, Lid. Tub. and W au ls life at n! C IT Y C LE R K Mrs. M ary Hawthorn* o f Cas* •Albany receives congratulation* in her new off ji-a, Tha now administrative office o f tha City « f Casselberry were officially opened Saturday. Many citizens and city officials turned out for ^ ' (Herald Photo). opaa house. devi ish deals like this one on Dodge Polaral SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC "VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHEET IIURIC DEPT. 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORID A PRICES STMT AT �TV Fans View Live Pictures Of Moon PASADENA, Ranger 9, Calif. b lu in g (UPI) — a trail through outer space for astro­ nauts to follow, flashed live pictures of an arid lunar cra­ ter to American televiewers today before crashing on the moon at 5,971 miles an hour. A battery of television cam­ eras aboard the spacecraft sent back to earth a series of pictures of the lunar crater Alphonsus for about 20 minutes before the last of the Rangers crashed to destruction with pin-point accuracy 9:08 a. m . (E S T). The snapshots, including his­ tory’s first for " liv e " televi­ sion. flashed 245,500 miles through space and ended the Ranger project in America’s moon exploration. Further probes will be made by suc­ cessors to Ranger. At the last few seconds be­ fore impact the screen showed numerous craters in great de­ tail. The pictures appeared to viewers to ‘ come up and hit you in the fact." Scientists at the Jet Propul­ sion Laboratory (J P L ) which controlled the Ranger flight, said many small craters never viewed before were seen on the floor of Alphonsus. Also it showed what appeared as a jagged crack on the floor of the crater. " I t was 'go* from launch to impact, on schedule," a JPL technician exclaimed. The most complete series of the moon ever taken will aid future manned moon flights to the lunar surface. The first picture to be flash­ ed on home screens in stereopticon fashion appeared to be clear. It ahowed a large crater and two amallcr craters toward the lower bottom of the picture. Crater Alphonsus, was in the lower left hand corner. More than 500 square miles o f the highlands of the moon were covered by the first se­ quence of pictures, with the field gradually narrowing as ranger raced In to impact. Scientists at JPL described television included crater Ptolemaeus, 85 miles in dia­ meter: Alphonsus’ floor, 55 miles in diameter, and crater Alpertragius, 65 milea In dikmeter. Scientists said the plcturea were better than could be ob­ tained from earth under any condition. Millions of A m e r i c a n s throughout the country had a ringside seat to history-ln-thcmaking as American science and the major networks brought them a television the pictures as of "excellent quality," and scanning well. The lunar views, sent back by six RCA television cameras in the rocket’s nose, alternat­ ed between sharp definition and a lighter and slightly fuiry picture. # A cheer went up in the con­ trol room at the laboratory when it was announced the pictures were coming through after a 45-second warm-up mode. Scientists said all cemcra systems were operating. Other pictures flashed on » apeeiacular with their morn­ ing toast and coffee for the second consecutive dsy. Tuesday it was the historic two-man Gemini space flight of astronauts V irgil I. (Gus) Grissom and John W. Young. The one-two triumphs added new laurels to .America's spsce program, but were only pioneering steps in a continu­ ing effort to explore and sur­ vey the lunar landscape for a safe spacecraft landing site by 1970. Camera crews from ABC, , CBS and NBC television nek works were on hand at J P L to bring the historic television coverage to viewers all over the nation. So accurate was the flight path of the last Ranger in tbe $270 million program, that only a minute mid-course corrcction was required Tuesday. The correction, by radio sig­ nal, altered Ranger 9’s course so that it was calculated to im ­ pact only four milea off its "bullseyc"—just northeast of lh« moon's Alphonsus crater. ♦ • LBJ, Nation Readies Welcome For Space Twins •Seminole County (25 Million School Bonds Sold By State Constable Irving Vcino of on the S t Johns River * Phone 322-2611 President f e r a l f o Most Happy * * * * © bp Zip Code 32771 “The N ile of A m eilca” A W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy, mild thru Thursday, high 80-85; low tonight in mid-60s. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — c LOc * * * * An “ exceedingly pleased’’ Gov. Haydon Burns and his VOL. 57 Cabinet Martha Logan Here Tuesday told $25 million in school construction financing Osteen has issued a strong tmniis Tuesday to a syndicate warning that law enforcement headed by a New York bond officers in his area are going house. In addition, the Cabinet to crack down on promiscuous target shooting in and bear pledged $.155,800 for mlditionpasturelands throughout the al public school classrooms in Lemon Bluff-Ostcen-Lake Ash- Leon, Dixie and St. Lucie by range. One cow already counties, has been found dead as a reThe bond issue was the suit of illegal shooting on the third and final segment of a Barney Beck lands near Lemmillion issue authorised on Bluff. by the 1ytJ3 Legislature for • • • construction at universities Brook Dale Duckworth, » n'1 Junior colleges. ADR1, has completed his tour I ^he *ow interest hid was of duty with the Navy, was 3JiT,13 l’**r by the syndi"pipcd over the side" at S«n-|CB*C headed by White, Weld ford Naval Air Station and |l,Ml* Company of New York, transferred lo the Fleet Be Uur,ls *uid he w“ » extremeserve. lie will work at Cape ^ pleased at the low interest Kennedy and continue his ,ate because it reflected "the home here in Sanford. good name and worth and • • . substance of Florida bonds.” The first and second issues Is the "Senator" bald or went to another New York knot T The 'Senator, located mid­ firm at slightly higher inter, eat rates. way between Sanford and Or-1 Kitting ns Trustees o f the lando, is recognized by the United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 W ED N ESD AY, MARCH 21, 1905 SANFORD, The name “ Martha L n ir iw " Military Rites Set Here For AF Officer i* well known to h*mi*titnk«,f * **M a rth a I J *g»i it *1 is t h r |ir«»* f r * «iii nut name used by a ll mem her a of the s ta f f o f grad* m ite )u me rc o n u n iiits in the S w if t A C o m p an y re se a rch la h o ra tiirie s M iss Mary M etag ap p ears i d “ M a ith a Lo g an * $o n»ss the r atio n . Sh e is n g rad u ate o f Son of Mr am] Mrs. Robert M unkato M innesota S ta te Cob M. Campbell, of 1316 White- lege .11 f a wood Drive, Deltona, he re­ h me eroru’tiiiM j .n portedly was one of two men section id t e Aim . lean II* Full military services will he conducted at Sanford Na­ val "Air Station chapel (or (a p t William II. Campbell, 34-year-old career Air Force officer, who was killed in Viet Nam afler being there onlyone week. Science Fair Opens Thursday Red Threat NO. 153 I salute both of you and p leiso know you have the nation’! admiration and gratitude." ABOARD TH E A IR C R A F T In the past, astronauts have CARRIER IN T R E P ID (U P I ) hern welcomed with parades — Virgil (Gus) Grissom and and appearances at a joint John Young, two astronauts who proved in a near-perfect session of Congress. Johnson fold Grissom In a Gemini 3 flight that they arn joshing tone that "apparently short on gab but long on cour­ the Molly Brown was as tin- age, headed home today to linkable as her namesake and help put America's man-inwe are all mighly happy about space program into high gear. Grissom and Young, whose it." * "W e've all been following three-orbit ride around the every moment of your flight globe rnilrd in a aafe hut Ill Jane Cnss rlhrrry since the lift o ff," tiie Presi slightly off-target splashdown John Stuait, sun of Mr. amt in the Atlantic Ocean Tues­ dent said. Mra. J. T. Stuart Jr., o f A l­ Along with millions of other day, were slated for physical tamonte Springs, was chosen Americans, Johnson pushed tests and interviews aboard overall winner In the Lyman aside business temporarily to this fighting ship today. And behind them now was High , School Sciuxuu l-’aii waleh the Titan 2 rocket ear rying the spaeertalt roar up­ a near perfect space voyago Tuesday night /or his project Uyat put the United Stales ward from Cape Kennedy. an “ Ulteu^^^fuUtlona." The President gripped his t’ack in business In th« mani'bOir.l « f t y .<t,.mU<,y chair so tightly his knueklcs red space raca after • 23d(vision were Benj-mln Prhe, turned white nnd his brow month lapse by demonstrat­ first; Jfnnnnh Williams, sec­ wus furrowed In deep con ing the value of the two-man cenlratlon as tie watched (lie Gemini spaceship. ond; S te v e H n rm iin , th ird . "R E A D Y TO PRO C EED " launch on a television set in Top projects dn the category ” VVe are ready to proceed lus office, o f physics were Dale Tucker, Johnson railed the two as with the Gemini program ," first; Jim Wakefield, second, Ironauts a few minutes after was the way Charle* M b | they hoarded the Intrepid lu thews, Gemini program mantill Hairy Eller, third. extend his congratulations. j ager, summed up Hie result W inning projei Is in licnlth ' l hope you'll come to of Uic Grissom-Young flight, und medicine wenDavid Washington on Friday li al all the first by a (wo man U. S. Buckner, first, ami Tetiy imssllile." lie told IIm-iii Die spacecraft. Scht-mheiu, sciimd. In hetuny, Iwo astronauts assured him it Next step Is a four-day voy­ age in late June or early July winners welt- Itundy Gettings, would lie posMlile and, after that, a seven-day -SOUNDED EXUBERANT first, and Duriun Thrum nos, To reporters listening lo the trip later this year in which M-iiirul, and, in zoology, Rich­ ard I.onibaidi, first; Allen exchange at the White House U. S astronauts will partially special loudspeakers,' match last week’s Soviet cfSullivan, second, and liynl over forts by opening the hatch of Grissom sounded exuberant. Brownell, third. "Hello, Mr. President," he their craft and taking a peek These students’ projects sre entered in the regional Sci­ said. "Everything went fine, around space. All m all. nine mors Gem­ ence Fair being held Thms- It was a wonderful ride." all of "W ell, we're glad lo have ini xliuia Re ahead iluy und Fi iduy at Oviedo preparation Air an you home," Johnson said. " I them High School. Receiving honoruhtr men­ know both you fellows sre eventual U. S. landing on ths tions were Ilea Suw-iesr, iiappy and the entire nation is moon, and all of them possi­ Demtnas Thcrmenot. I hum­ happy too. We ate very proud ble now that Grissom and us McLaughlin. Unbelt Gup- ol you and we urc very grate Young have proved that tha Gemini capsule works, ful for your safe return ' let) and Steve llrady. "W e now have a machine "How you feeling. John Projects w ill, judged (•> that will take men into apace members of the a, iiool leii. i- i Young)?'' Just fine, sir It was a for as long as two weeks or defmitment and wminis rewonderful ride Only thing as long as they're willing to leived medals. wrong with it, it didn't last go." said Robert R. GUruih, chief of the U. S. Manned long enough " "W ell, we'll try to work that Spacecraft Center near Haulon! for you in the days ahead i ton, Tex. I I St. Leo College G ets $300,000 i Virjtll (Gus) Grissom nnd John W* Young nftcr they were nitonrd the currier Intrepid. John Stuart 'ins Lyman Science Fair a* the home ei-ohomUi who writrn label directions for Swift A Company products and presents cooking schools with exciting new recipes and serving suggestions. She also m akes numerous radio and television nppearnn es during her tr a v e ls a c re s* the c o u n try . killed in a plane crash near hVommut* Association. American Forestry Assocu Improvement Fund, Can Tho. Other details were “ M a rth a L e fa rT * w ill be in lion as the largest living Pond L “ " ’ " " h e r . sold moie not immediately available. S a n fo rd oti Tut-aduy. Sh e w ill Cypress tree and a champion 1'“ ,l partmlly-dePrior to going overseas present th e ^ second an n u al March 6 he was stationed at on AFA's social register of Gulf **f M r* llu (* n o kin g S 11*it11 f e a tm t i sJfH!it*A m Pasco > big trees j. ,n County to Benjamin Panama City. Fla . where his plan * fm i l l . UclkuWltl. Now it appears that the wile and four young sons cur­ T h e pi >>gi am w ill lie held Ilia 1J-7 Bins were pull of Senator is not a Pond Cypress rently reside At Christmas­ m tbe S . m ford C iv ic t enter » tra d oilgm ally sold foui but a Bald Cypress. If this is time. he and his family were on L u k e M onroe, It hr g in s years ago to Gulf lauid Enin Deltona to attend a reunion the case, fhc Senator is a run prom pt 1> .it 7 :i!0 p.m . terptises Inc., but leciuimed ner-up to a cypress near Sha of the family D e m o n stra tio n s will be < f after cancellation of cuiitiad Arrangements for the ser­ ron, Tcnn. — which may or MISS M A R Y METAG AS •MARTHA LO G AN " in te re st to each m em b er o f when the compuny fulled to may not also be bald. vice are under direction of the fa m ily . come forth with the full pur­ • pi-vial piizca to be given bounty Extension Service in the Sir Force and will include Forestry experts do not chase price. Includ ed in the program w ill even agree on the designation co-operation with Florida Pow­ a flyover. Time and details a w uy. he re c ip e s f<*r p a rtie s as w ell the Cabinet alto awarded a of the two kinds of cypress. I will lie announced locally er and l ight, l lotidu Power, Second annual Mr. A M u as o th e r e n te rta in m e n t. $1.7 million contract to R ay­ pending arrival of the body Pond cypress is said to have mond Tassinari of Gainesville E v e ry o n e who a tte n d s w ill < M U t lW ('.M iking ScttO'd IS I’uhlix Supermarket*, Sanford fewer "knees" and slightly from Viet Nam Bnsjon Fun­ to build a laboratory at the be eligible to win one o f the ’ directed by the Seminole Herald and Swift & Company. smaller leaves than Bald Cy­ eral Home will be in charge. University o f Florida. press. Bald Cypress is found around lakes and along slowmoving streams, pond Cy­ press is supposed lo be found SAIGON (U P I I— The Comin flatwoods ponds, and docs rnuniit Virt C‘on^ threatened Judges Include I)r Harlan Seminole County regional ies in the auditorium at 7 p m not as a rule grow as large as today to bring fo reig n troop* The more Uian 100 entries Rhodes, Dr. Jack garrison, Science Fair opens officially Bald Cypress. into Viet Nam if tbe U. S In any event, the Senator air r a id * r o n t in u e against the at 10 l». m. Thursday at the from Seminole Count) Junior Dr. Edwin Lindsey, Dr. Wil (35 feet, two inches around), Die rmwtrr i* drsd . . . north. It »*td if the Am eri­ Oviedo High School gym with and senior lif fh schools will he ham Womblr. Dr Philip West soars loftily and serenely officially. can extend the war “ hundred* the public invited to view ex jud ged tonight. with Judges gate, Dr David OhlwiU-r, Dr above the trectops, apparent­ Sanford police said today of million* of people in Indo- hibila until 8 p m. The »am f honored at a steak dinner tn ly unconcerned whether he is lhat the ruueter, whose china and A n a will wipe iiours will prevail on Friday, the school cafeteria from 6 to Ernest Fryar. Bill Clause Jr , AI Keith, Eoghan Kelley, Val crowing has caused them them dut and Jiury them.*' bald or knot. followed by awards ceremon­ 7 p m. <1 • • msny hrsdsrhes, was slain Robbins. Glenn McCall ami this morning. The DcLand Sun News dc Ben Wiggins The drsd roaeler was votes almost a hall-page lo an Six top winning exhibits will interview w i t h Seminote’ s identified as s white leg­ tw shown at tiie State Science John Krider on the St, Johns- horn. Fair in tirlamln April 5 0 and There was a sigh of re­ Indian River Canal. The ar­ tiie so winners will receive $25 ticle appeared in last Sun­ lief in the polire stalion. savings bonds. For weeks they have had day’s edition complete with First, second and third place daily rails from Mrs. Mary pictures. ribbons will lie awarded in MrMahon, who rlalmed the seven categories in boUi junior Give the DeMolaya a pat rooster crowed from 4 to 7 and senior divisions including s.m. rarh morning’ and on the back. botany, roolugy, health, and One of their projects during drove tenant! away from medicine, physics, chemistry, DeMolay Week didn’t mater- her apartment house at 309 mathematics and computers, allie but they did many other South Park Avenue. earth and space. Mrs. McMahon told City good deeda. Entries will be Judged on The boys planned to clean Com mtsalonera Monday if creative ability, scientific up the Seminole High School they didn't slop “discrim­ thought, thoroughness, skill, campua last Saturday. The inating against” her she clarity and dramatic value. boyi, equipped with rakes and would take It all lha way There wilt be I wo trophies, trash earn, arrived at the to the "highest authority." one each for Junior and senior achooi the aims time at the divisions for the best overall rain. exhibit in each category. But the boys did spruce up Fair director if Mrs. Bottle the lodge hall, attend a cor­ Palmer, of Oviedo High School, nerstone laying for the Ma­ with a steering committee sonic Temple at BarberviUc, made up of Mrs. Catherine and clean up the monument to Martin, Principal John Angel S A IN T LEO (U P I) — Leo WW II veterans on the lake- N. Hierholter, a prominent and Joe Akerman of South Texas and Pennsylvania in­ front. Seminole Junior High School; Scribe Ed Hubbard reminds surance executive, hat given Joe Battle of St. Luke’s School us that DeMolaya don't work $500,000 to the Saint Lao Col. tn Slavia; San Manfre of Lyjust one week out of the year. lege building program. n/an High School; Mrs. Helen They work the year round. Rev. Staphen Herrmann, We&igale of Sanford Junior • • • OSB, president o f the college, High School and Principal The Seminole County Board avid the g ift la the first in Clyde Holder ol Oviedo High o f Commissioners baa adopted the college’s "Fund For To­ THEY. DID IT — Astronauts Virifil Grissom (le ft) and John Young, the School. m resolution urging repeal of morrow” campaign to raise crew o f the first successful Gemini two-man flight in United States Hosts for the Fair will be the the luxury tax on telephones $2 million this year, space history. - • • (N E A Telephoto) Oviedo Tri High Science Club. Crowing Rooster Crows Too Often FLO R ID A . W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — A "m ighty happy" President Johnson is preparing n national welcome Friday for the slats o f the Gemini space spectacular. The President voiced the nation’s pride and ex ­ tended n White House invitntion via radiotelephone T u e s d a y tn astronauts f — S P R U C E-U P RO NALD L. RottinKhnuft, 19, of 801 Eu.st ■Ith Street, wus a mem­ ber o f the recovery crew o f the Gemini a s ­ tronauts Tuesday. Rottinghaus is a helicopter mechanic a b o a r d the aircraft carrier Intre­ pid. He ia the son of son o f Mr. and Mrs. C I i f ford Rottfnghaus. Ronnie visited in San­ ford last October en route to Norfolk to join the Intrepid. . A Handy Home Improvement Loan Borrow Up To 95000 — Up To 5 Y ean To Pay Call Ralph Pezold Or Jim Doucelto Telephone 322-1611 • FLORIDA STATE BANK M «m b «r F .D .IX . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Prayor Sarrlca 7:00 p. ra FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DIBCIPLE8 OP CHRIST 1107 B. Hanford ArA 1L Vernon Puller Bundar B ch ool------ 1:41 A m. Mornlns Worahlp - 11:00 a ra Church O f Christ Baptist I m. ra ra. ra ra. ra. BAPTIST MISSION ENTERPR1CE Bandar Bebool--------1:41 A ra Mornlns Worablp - 11:01 a ra. Tralnlns Union _ _ 1:41 a na. Eranlns Worablp _ 7:10 p. a . Wad. Nlsht Prarar Maattns _ 7:10 p. m. Bar. R. J. Boynton _ _ Paator Assem bly O f God I I ,CHRIST CHURCH Church StratL Longwoed Fr. Chrrltr W . Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion __ 1:11 A ra Family Brrrlor A Clrrrrr ■ .................. 1:11 A ra ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Heater A e a B. Hamilton Orlffln _ Paator Bandar Bebool . . . . 1:41 A ra. Mornlns Worahlp _ 11.10 a m. Tralnlns Union _ 1:10 p. ra. Eranlns Worablp _ Ti4l p. « . CHRISTIAN MtBBIONART ALLIANCB CHURCH t i l l Park A ra at 14th BL Iter. Clifford E. Harrod, Paator Boadap Bebool ------ l : ( l a. m. Worablp Barrlea — 11:0# a. m. Evening Worablp _ Tit* p. m. Alliance Tenth Pallowahlp (Tuaa.) 1:10 p. ra (Wad) prayer Barrlea _ _ Till p. ra Methodist CHURCH o r CHRIST CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th BL A Oak Are. Oall Smith ------------paator Bandar. School . . 0)41 a ra. Mornlns Worahlp — lliOO a ra. Tralnlns Uunlon _ Ii4l a ra. Eranlns Barrlea ------ 1:00 p. ra Wad. Prarar Barrlea Till p. »• Nuraarr Open W T R R _____________7:10 a “ * Bunder Nila Broadcaat 111! Park Aranua Bart Brown ______ Krangatlet Sunder Bible B tu d r ------— 10:00 a. ra Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:00 a ra Kranlns Barrlea — 0:10 p. m. Sea "Herald of Truth" 1 p. ra. Bundar on Channel 0 Tueodar Ladlea Bible Claaa _ 0:10 a. m. Men'e Claaa _ 7:10 p. ra Wedneedar Bible Claaa --------- 7:10 p. ra . WEBTBIDB MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ith BL A Hollr Are. John R. Kins ------------- Paator Bunder Bebool _ 10:00 A ra. Bundar Mornlns Worahlp — 11:00 a ra Bundar Eranlns Worahlp — 7:10 p. at. Wedneedar Prarar Barrlea —— 7:41 p. m. Lutheran noon SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3000 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-01) Sanford. Plorlda 101-7011 Tho Rtr. J. Gordon P a a r y , Paator Sunday Bchool ___ _ 0:11 a m. Mornlns Worahlp __ 11: 0« a m. Communion— Klral Sunday In Each Month Kindergarten and Kuraary CHURCH OP CIiniST Oanara Ralph Brewer Jr. Krangellat Bible S c h o o l--------- 0:10 a ra Mornlns Worahlp — 0:10 a. m. K anlng Worahlp __ 0:10 p. ra Wad. Prarar Barrlea 7:10 p. ra PINKCREBT BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Mornlns Worehlp . 11:00 A ra. Bundar Bebool „... 0:41 a. m. Tralnlns Union —— 4:11 p. ra. Eranlns Worahlp — 7:10 p. m. Wed. OMIoere A Taachera M eeting----------------1:10 p. ra PAOLA CHURCH OK CHRIST Hlghwar 40 Waal Morris Ruhr . Evangelist Bible C la a a ______ 10:os a ra Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:00 A ra Evening Worehlp — 0:00 p. m. Bible Claaeaa Wad. _ 7:10 p. m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l W. Plrat Bireet Bundar S ch o o l------10:00 A ra Mornlns Worahlp — 11:00 a m. Bible Btudr (Sunder) 7:00 pm. Erangalletlo Serrloa 7:00 p. m. Wad. Prarar Meat _ 7:00 p m. Bill B laphana------------ Paelor A Cordial Walcoma to All FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Eaat Second Btraat Bundar Service A Bundar S ch o ol------11:00 A ra Subject: "Matter" Wedneedar Service _ 0:00 p ra. Rr-dlng Room: 101 W. Plrat Weewdare: 10:10 a.m — 4:10 p ra Christian {Science Church O f God OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1741 Countrr Club Road Bponoored hr Plrat Uapllat Church Bar. R. T. B a rrett------Paator Bundar S c h o o l------0:41 a. m. Worahlp Parrlea — 11:00 a m. Tralnlns Union ------ 4:44 p ra Eranlns Worehlp _ 7:10 p. ra Wad. Prarar Sarr. — 7:10 p. ra CHURCH o r OOD Und A Preach I. H. A lfo r d ----------------Paetor Bundar B ch oo l_— 0:44 a. m. Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Sere. . .. 7:00 p. m. Pamllr Night Serrlca Y. P. K. W a d .------7:10 p. ra. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH I1W7. 411 Pb. 111-1114 p a a t o r ___ Cheater W. Plank Bundar Bchool ..... - 10:00 a. m. Mornlns Barrlea _ 11:00 a m. Tralnlns Union — a.10 p. ra Eranlns Barrlea _ 7i 10 p. ra Wedneadar Meotlnso: Orgenlaatlone ---- 4:10 p. m. Prarar ---------------- 7:10 p. ra Choir ------------------- 1:10 a r a . CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY 1400 Elm Avenue Rar. Robert Welch _ _ Paetoc Bundar Bchool . . — 1:44 a. .ra Worehlp Serrlca _ 10:44 a. m. E ■ngellatlo Barr. _ 7:10 p. ra Tuadar I Bible Training .------7:41 p. no. Thuredari Young People Barrios 7:41 p.ra H k skid of a certain LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 101 W. lllb Placo “ The Church nt tho Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thla la tha Life" Harbart W. Qoaraa _ Paator Sunday School ____ 0:11 a ra. Worahlp Barrlea _ 10:10 A ra Klndnrgartan and Nuraary friend of oun that he went off Ou deep end. Strange expression, that I It can mean that a person had a mental breakdown, or that he beeame a sort of fanatic; or it can mean simply that he got too interested in one thing to the exclusion of other important matters. And the rery fact that our generation has coined such an idiom is indicative of the fact that we see such tragedy every day. One of the vital contributions of religion to life is its gift of balance. The knowledge of God helps a man see all else in its proper perspective. In a day when millions are caught in turbulent crosscurrents, faith points to the true center of existence . . . wort hip steadies the mind and heart) Sundry Mondry Uriah Proverbs 14:1-10 <Xl27 t Tuordry J. comIra Ii4.ll 27:1)41 g jg <St2? t Wrdnrrdry Horn 4:1-4 t <Si2? t <5iZ> t Thwrdry LA. 11:44-17 <5±Z? t SoNrdry Friday I Corinfhiraa 2:4-14 <XtZ? t <Xi2? t IJ-II «S±2? t <5t2? <S±2? t FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman’s Club Building 101 Oak A t a Durward IL Knight J r. Paster Sunday School ____ 0:41 a m. \ Worahlp Barries ___, 7:10 p. m. ~ . Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W . Ind BL at Maple Ara. Paul Blckei _ _ _ _ _ Paster Sunday School ____ 0:41 a m. Mornlns Worehlp _ 10:11 a. m. Touth H o u r ________ 4:00 p. m. Kyangallstlo Barries liOO p. m. MId-Wetk Sarrlca (Wad.) _ 7:00 p. m. Third Sunday Slnseplratloa _ l:0o p. m. •I TO U T CHURCH OT THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, PIa Rar, W. L. Holcombe. Pastor Sunday 0:41 a ra _ _ Bible Schoel 11:00 A m . __Mornlns Worahlp 7:00 p. ra Evening Sarrlca 7:00 p. ra. Wad. Mid-Weak Prayer Barrleaa 7:00 p. m. _ Last Wed. Miss, lonary Sarrlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 441 Orange Street Rtr. E. Ruth Urant __ Paator Sunday School____10:00 a ra Morning Worahlp __ lliOO a ra Sunday Eranlns _ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Bible Study _ 7:04 p . m. Conquerors Meeting F r id a y ----------------7.10 p. ra FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park A ta Rar. Robart M. Janklna, Paator Mornlns Worahlp __ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School ____ 1:41 A ra Mornlns Worahlp 10:44 a ra MTP M aatlnga 4:11 p. m. (Intarmadlata, Sanlor) Eranlns Worahlp _ 7:11 p. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, F1a Oak A ta a Ird St. drover C. Sewell Jr. _ Paalor Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant Paator Church School______ 0:41 a m. Session Meets ____ 10:41 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:0# a m. Pioneer Fellowship _ 0:00 p. in. Senior HI Fellowship 1:00 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:00 p. m. Wad. Prayer Masting 7:00 p. ra GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rar. W. E. Tlrama____Paator Sunday School_____ 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Sarrlcaa 11:00 a ra. Choir Practice Wad. 7:10 p. ra Krary Ona Walooma. <S±2? Southern Methodist Presbyterian Vo + CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH SunUnd Estate# Citrus Haights Rar. Charles R H o g g __Paster Church School ____ 0:41 a m. v Morning Worship _ 11:00 A m . * M T P ------------------------1:11 p. m. Kro. W o rah lp ------ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayer Barrlea 7:10 p m. Methodist (V rk h itM I Timothy GRACH METHODIST CHURCB % Onora R d. at Woodland A rt. nor. John H. Hires Jr., Paator Churoh School _ _ 1:41 a m. Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. MTF ----------------------- 4:10 A m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 0171 South Orlando Drive Thomaa IL M a k ln ____Paator W o ra h lp __________ 1:00 A r a ) Churoh School _ 10:00 a ra ■The Following: Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. 1st, St., Sanford CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and S U ff HOLLER MOTOR.SALES CO. and Staff •NELSON Sc CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing Si Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunics I. Wilson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff FOOD FAIR 8TORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HILL DUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman A Employees PERFECTION DAIRIES COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Eatelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. Al Wilson n SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A CH U R C H D IRECTOR YBAPTIST /* ’i i iL Antioch Baptist Church. Ovlada Central Baptist Churoh. t i l l Oak Ara Chuluota First BapUat Church ChuluoU Baptist Misaloa Eldar Spriass Uapllat Church, HO Uhm m Ad Plrat Baptist Churoh. I l l Park Ara. Friendship Uapllet Church •( Altamonte Springs HL III. Altamoaia Sprloga Fuat Baptist Church of DaBary First Uaptlal Church at Oseeva First BapUai Church ol Lake Mary First Uaptlal Church •( Lake Monroe First Baptist Church at Longwood, Our. Churoh * Oraul Firut Baptist Church at Orledw First Baptist Churoh ol Bam LaaSo Sprlagu First Shiloh M legionary Bap Hat Churoh. t i l l W. lltfe BL . Far sal City Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Church. Ovlada Lava Southern BapUat Mission, Chuluota MUalaaary Baptist Church North BL MaaaZaala Mission Baptist Cbnrch Mantlag Alary BapUat ChurMt. Oaaara Hwy. ML Olivo MUalaaary BapUat Church, Baa U * 4 l I* * la* * R d , Loagwecd ML Eton Missionary Baptist, Slpaa Ara. New ML Calvary Missionary BapUat 1111 W. Ilth BL Now Salem Prlaaillra Baptist Ohurch. I I I ! W. Ilth BL Now ML Kloa BapUai Chnrch, lit# Paar Ara Oaklawn Baptist Chapel. 1711 W. Ilth SL Oslaaa Baptist Church Plnecreet Baptist Church. I ll W. Onora ltd. Prairie Lake BapUat Church, Bldsa lid, Pam Park Progress Missionary BapUat Churoh. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary BapUat Chareh, Ninth a Hickory SL Jamsa Missionary Baptlat Churoh BIO. BA III Oatasw • IL Pahl Missionary BapUat Church. Ith IL SL Matthews Missionary BapUat Church Cauaaa Haights . BL Joha'a Ml salon ary Baptist Chareh. i l l Cyprus*'IL ' , Tempi# BapUat Church. Palm Springs Rd, Altamonte Iprlaia Wastaids Missionary Baptist Church, III a Holly Are. Kloa Mope BapUM Church. I l l Orsaga Ara. CATHOLIC Churoh at tha MaUvity. Lake _ Karp All Sauls Caikeile Churoh, A. t i l Oak _________ Ara. Roman CathoUa Mass. Iportamaa'a (Huh. Chuluota BL Auu'a Catkolla Church. Psrohlag Place, DaBary SL Mary Masdaleae Cathollo Church, Mait­ land Ara. Altamonte •prints CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. 1117 R Sanford A ra Congregational ChrlsUaa Church. 1441 Park A ra Northalda ChrlaUaa Church. P I o r I d a Harem D r, MaltUad CHURCH OP CHRIST Church Charck Churok Churoh at Christ. U t l a Park Ava el Chrlat. Oaaara at Chrlet, Lasswoed al Christ. PaaU CHURCH OP OOD Chareh Church Church Church *1 cl at •! Ood. Oe4L Ood, Ood 1*1 Hickory " ties K French Ovlada Mission. Baterprioe BFIBCOPAL A ll B alsta Bplpoopal C hurch B. DaBary Chrlat Eplaoopal ChurahP Laagwaod All Salhtc KplacopaL Kalarprlaa raw M m Holy Cra ----- Ara. hi I U IploooyaJ, Park • *■ ■ l u t h k r JLm Ascension Lutheran Church, Orarhrook D r. Casselberry Oood Shephard Halted Luthtra, 11*4 K Orlaade Dr. Lutheran Churoh at tha Bedeomer, lit W. MU Place Maaalah Lutheran Church, American Legion HelL 1’ralrla Lake. Fora Park SL Luke# Lutheran Church. RL III Slavla METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, B. DaBary Ara. Kalarprlaa Boar Lake Methodist Church Bothtl A.M.B. Church. Cauaaa Halghlu Casselberry Community Molhodlil Church. Hwv. 17-1* A Plnay Bldgs Rd, Caaaalborrr DaBary Community HoUodlot Church W . Highland#. DaBary Christ Method lot Church l u i i u d K ttitai First Methodist Church. I l l Perk Arc. First Method lot Church ol Ovlada First Southern Methodist Churok Woman's Club M t Oak Ava Free MethodIM Churoh. I l l W . 4th SC Oohora Methodist Church, Ooaaru Orace Methodist Church. Ouera RA. Oraat Chapel A H .K Church, Oviedo Oakgrove Methodist Ohurch, Ortado Ooteaa M 4tk o(W Church 1) ' • * NARARKNK of tho Keaaraaa, P lr a t Church tad at Maple Para Park Churok o f tko Naaereno, O’Brien Rd, Fcrc Park Lake Mary Okurck of tko Naiarsuo PHKSBYTKRIAN Community Presbyterian Church, Lake Mary First Proobytorlhu Churoh. Oak Are. A Ird SL Flrat PrstbytcrUa Church. Casselberry Flrat Prcebytcrlaa Church •( DaBary, B. Hlghtaad Fraabr tartan Church of Tho Covenant Slid S. Orlando Dr. SL Andrcwa Praabytortan Church d ill Lea. naal Boh. D r, Boor Lake U PS ala Community proahyurlan Church. ^M |1l Rd. Wastmlaletar Prasbytartea Church. Howell Park. R l III — ■— — 4 a , '• • * uoIa Wenleyna Methodist. RL 4d . at Paola < ■L Jamsa AA4.R, Sanford Are. SL Mary’ s A.M.E. Church SL RL 411 Ooteaa SL PauTo Mothodlot C h u r o k Ooteaa Rd. RctcrprUo Stafford Memorial Methodist C h u r c h S. DaBary t 1 1 •* SEVENTH DAY ADYKNTIST -. Forest Lake Saraolh-dhy Adrautlat Church. .* Hwy. t i l . Forcci city Scrcuth-day Adranllat Church. Maitland A re, AlUraonta Springs ■aaford Seventh-day Adventist Church. Seventh A Elm OTHER CUURCHES Allan'u A. ME. Church. Ollra A Ilth Church of Ood Id ChrloL Ovlado ChuluoU Comraunlty Church Church of Ood of Prophecy, 1117 Elm Ara. Church of Ood Mission. Enterprise Church of Jsaua Chrlat of Latter Day Salau, l l l l Park Ara. Community Chapel, Alum aala Springs _ Eastern Orthodoc Church, SL John* Chry- |) aoatom Chapel, Hwy. 17-11, Fare Park Congregation Bath Israel, lllb A Magnolia Flrat Churoh ol ChrUL SolaatlaL II# M. Sad SL Kingdom Hall of Jtkorah'o Witness . Lake Monroe UalL l i l t W. Third SL I Flrat Paatacoatal Church ot Loagweod Full Ooapsl Tabaraacla i t t l Country Club Ml OUvs Ueilaaso Church, Oak Mill Rda O llllB f Plnecreet Assembly of Ood, Itth A Elm Sanford Alliance church. IK I B. Park Avo. Sanford Congregation of Jokovak'a W it■•w ee. M l Sanford Asm Tho SnlrnUen Army. *14 B. Ind SL ft Unity Church al Saatord, III H. U i SL . w **— ■--------—-------------------------’ <3 �2-Man Space Shot Is 'Go-No Go' Seminole County • * * * Eh? * on the S t Johns River Phone 822-2611 “ The Nile o f America” * * * * Zip Code 32771 * fcntlfr J 1 WEATHER: Partly cloudy and wnrmer Tuesday, high in 60s; low tonight 55-60. VOL. 67 GEMINI SPACE DUO— Astronauts Gus Grissom (left) nnd John Young, o f Orlando, are shown in their Gemini spacecraft at Cape Kennedy as they ran through a series o f pre-flight tests today in preparation for their blast-off, scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday. (NEA Telephoto) United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 161 FEA Will Fight For Salary Hike & . , i* IK First Things new A ... Now Is Time Honor Teachers Charles A . Williams First, Burns BRIEFS County Educator To Apply For Assumes County Job Tells Teachers Exemptions ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ T raffic Toll (| A native of Kissimmee, Charles A. Williams, 22, has assumed the duties as assist­ ant to Cecil A. Tucker II, Seminole County agricultural agent. Williams, who underwent a Response wes "terrific'' on two-week in-service training the barb q special o( hickory session at Gainesville before smoked ribs for a buck over ussuming his local duties, has the weekend, according to for his primary field o f re­ Jars. Hickson at the Pig 'n sponsibility citrus, ornament­ Whistle . . only thing, though, als and youth development (4-11). she says the ad should have A recent graduate of the read "61.50." Same special University of Florida college will run this week but at the of agriculture, Williams holds latter price. u BS degree in horticulture • • • and citrus. Civil Defense Director A. It. His college major was cit­ Peterson Sr., who has been rus production and his college ill, says he will be unable 1° minor was in biology. He has attend the Florida Civil De- h, d pt>t.tical experience in fens* Council s spring con- poultry, ornamental nursery, fcrcnce in Jacksonville this t-itrus nursery and citrus week. ! grove. * * * | Williams, married to •the Hackley School for Boys, former Alice Hooker, attendholding spring training for IU l,.j Haines City High School, athletes in Sanford, queried [ Davenport School, Florida several cities a few years Southern College and U. of F. ago about the possibilities o f ------------------------bringing its teams to Florida.' Only one city answered tbe i query—Sanford. - 1965 Tag Sales Up 50 Per Cent, Steel Talks Cosmonauts CHARI.ES w il l ia m s School Science Fair Scheduled At Oviedo High By Evelyn I.undy Entrlfa from more than ton science students In junior Spring weather Is bringing | nnd senior high s c h o o l s an increasing number of mo throughout Seminole County torists on the highway and the m II . a will be on exhibit to the pub­ Florida Highway Patrol say* , lic from 10 n m. until 8 p.m. some drivers may get into! |Thursday and Friday when traffic trouble because of a 1 Seminole County is exper- the first Seminole County Re­ hangover from "shut-m ills." tencing a boom in automobile gional Fair is held in the Many motorists have stayed tag sales. gymnasium of Oviedo High cooped up during the winter When the deadline passed School, months but are now suffering Saturday a total of 30.817 tags Kxhil.it* will be judged from "that get oul and get go had been sold. •Wedneeday afternoon by n tag” few r. I G. Troy Hay. county tax pum.| <l( rxpi,ril.llicd , nd * * * collector said this Is an in- capnbit* persons in the field. Roy D. Green J r . fresh-crease of about 10.000 over a At p.ln-> j lld|r„ „ nd „ pon. rain at Florida State U at comparable period in 1961. i , ori 0f t|iefnir w ill be honTallahassee and son of Mr Ray said the new office at ort,d Mt H, tc(lk guppcr jn tj,e and Mrs. Roy D. Green. 704 Fern Park can be credited with srhoul rafeteriu. Palmetto Avenue, has been most of the increase. Awards will lie made In appointed s doorman for the j "In past years a lotof these public ceremony at 1983 session of the State Legispeople bought their tags in Friday in the school auditor Orange County," Ray said. ium with |25 savings bonds lature, opening April 6 • • • Approximately 6,000 tags were going to the six top winners Look for the downtown mer­ sold at the Fern Park office. whose exhibits will be entered chant* to come up with a bold in the state fair scheduled April 8-9 in Orlando. plan to show how they feel - Sponsors of the event are •bout tbe waterfront develop Wheeler Fertiliser Company, ment project. • • • A. Dudii and Sons, Inc., Chase and Company, Citixens Bank Attendance at this year of Oviedo, Florida State Bank automobile show Is expected Ry M ra.^larence Snyder o f Sanford, First Federal to be almost double what it Hearing is slated for 7 p m. Savings and Loan Association ha; been in the past The pre­ vious top crowds were esti­ today before Peace Justice J. of Sanford, Dearborn Elec­ F. Peterson o f Oiteen fol­ tronic Ijibornlorics, Inc., Dynmated at 8,000. Tommy Shavers, 33, and atronics. Inc., Heart Assoc ia• • • They're having a hard time Maxie Richardson, 38, both of |tion, Musitime, Inc., Jack Electric Company tracking down about 10 mem­ Osteen, on charges of reckless ' Bratton ber* of the 1940 class of Semi­ driving, willful and wanton, and The Sanford Herald. nole High School. They seem placed Friday night by Con­ YANK BARRED to have vanished. Maybe they stable Irving Vetao Jr. after a 100-mlle-an-hour chase re­ JAKARTA. Indonesia (UPI) don't want to admit their age. sulted in accident Involving —Indonesia workers today • • • up to $200 damages to barred the American manager An editorial in the 1920 Her Veino's patrol car. from entering a Goodyear Tire aid aaid, "We need a yacht According to Velno, who and Rubber Company factory club, a basin for boats and a picked up the two speeding at Bogor on the island of Java. channel to the Indian River cars Just cast of Osteen for the finest water trip in Bridge, driven attempted to Florida. We need a big getturn o ff Highway 416 at together meeting of the peo­ Lemon Bluff Road. Veino's ple of Seminole County where attempted' swerve to miss we can all forget our differ­ Richardson's car failed when ences and become united on he met oncoming traffic the one thing that Is reslly forcing him o ff the highway needed . . . to make this coun­ Into the ditch, hitting the ty the greatest ta the state." rear o f the other vehicle as • • • he went. "Silk bloomers have usurp­ During the investigation, ed the place of petticoats." another Osteen man, Ben said the Yowell Company ta Joe, was arrested and jailed a half-page ad. "They main­ in Defend on chargee o f us­ tain their popularity by their ing profane language, creat­ practicability and come ta a ing a disturbance' and at­ variety of colors, some with tempting to incite a riot. shirring, others with ruffles." • • • • • • V^Ol iGCtOT /WGTS Osteen Drivers •Tace Hearing "F or the price of two good moles, you can buy a Fordson tractor that will do the work o f ala good mules,” advertised Ed Higgins, manager of the Ford Service Company, ta 11920. Plane Crash TAMPA (UPI) A light plane en route from Miami to Texas crashed ta a swamp near the University o f South Florida Saturday, killing all four Miamians aboard. MIAMI (UPI) - The Flor­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — ida Highway Patrol said to­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - day seven people were killed George Dabbs, Bear Lake New applicants for home­ The Florida Education Asso­ In weekend traffic accidents Elementary School principal and a moving force in the stead exemption have been ciation Isn't going to take Govf around Florida, warned to file their applica­ Seminole County school sys­ Haydon Burns' warning he tions now In order to avoid tem, will take the reins of the may not recommend pay rais­ lines at the end of the filing PIITSBURGH (UPI) — The powerful Florida Education } es for teachers lying down. Association at Hi next annual | period, April 1. Burns made the statement United Steelworkers Union meeting, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, during a three-day convention takes the wraps off its major Dabbs was unopposed Satur­ county tax assessor, said to­ contract demands today in tophere, lie warned the 5,000 dele­ day in balloting for future day new home owners should level talks with the basic steel otficeri of the FEA and was gates, that it would take betbring their recorded deed or industry. named president-elect as the ter than anticipated state re­ agreement for deed Into the association wound up its 1963 venue to get them raises. office for the first application. meeting. "You all deserve the raises In the case of a newr resi­ MOSCOW (UPI) — Russian Robert E. Jones, of Ocala, to the utmost," the governor dent, Sirs. Walker said, it is workers today-prepared Mos­ became president Saturday said, "but 1 am not prepared necessary for the head of the to recommend them unless we cow's Red Square for a mam- and will turn the gavel over household to make the appli­ mouth reception in honor of to Dabbs In a year. can take care of first things cation. cosmonauts Pavel Belyayev Dabbs has been a classroom first." Homestead exemption appli­ and Alexei Leonov. teacher for 13 years and a That was Friday night. cations were mailed Jan. 1 GEORGE high adiool principal for the On Saturday, the FEA adopt o ’ p nric- f lo those persons who applied past eight. cd a resolution expressing dis j for the exemption last year He has taught grades one appointment in Bums' address' PARIS' (UPI) — Returns and still owned their property because it "did not indicate j from municipal elections to- through 12 and has opened two the first of 1905. he would support” pay rals- day gave a big boost to Gas­ new schools in Seminole Coun Tangible and Intangible per­ es and Oliver financial dc-1 «>n Defferre, the Marseilles ty a< a principal. sonal property return forms Presently, Dabbs is working mands. |mayor who wants to run for were also mailed. These should To add more coals to the president against Charles do toward his doctorale at Uie he properly executed amt re­ University of Florida. fire, the FEA added another j Gaulle, turned to the tax office before resolution hiking its requests , y-, , . i April 1, Mr*. Walker said. to the Legislature by J300 at d i l l O f l t A w a r d The law provides that in Two Lake County Juveniles, every love! of teaching exper­ LEXINGTON. Va. (U P!) — order to receive the benefit of trying to make getaway in a ience asking that tha data Orlando television station WFSAIGON (UPI) — U. S stolen dump truck, were cap-, the „ exemptions . . allowed, .... . ap. guarantee salaries ranglnrjTV w asjum c-d winner today pillitaiy headquarters dlselot- (urs.it Saturday night at Panla Jplication must b • filled each from ft.*- i Iti an P dufout award *d today that South V<*tna-|on SR' 4fi lft„ , 30.milo ^ J year between Jan. I and April FEA oflleiall had to fight iing broadcastirig mc>e troops have used an “ “ ... ........................ . “ chrse They were taken lo jail *• A '* ,f,c r the adoption at some measures la tbe publli interest. A grunt Amcrlcan-mado typo of tear at Tax aces. 'that date. which they' apparently felt of 11.800 will be given to Rot gas that produce* nausea 1 The tax assessor’ s office Is A Seminole County sheriff's . . „ ,, would have been outright in­ link College center for practi against Communist guerrillas cruiser, driven by D e p u ty ?!* " Mond»* ,hroui:h F rid,> sults to the governor. ral politics it Winter Park, -tin Viet Nam. / Fred Kelly, was damaged 9 a m. to 5 p. m. Juveniles Caught After 30-Mile Chase By Police Tcur Gas Used M a rc h C o n tin u e s J O H N S O N CITY, Tex. (U PI) — President Johnson, keeping in close touch with progress of the Alabama Voting rights march, headed hack to Washington today re­ freshed by a long weekend at 7p m. hit Terai ranch. The Chief Executive's so­ journ away from hit White House desk had him in an ex­ pansive, jovial mood despite pressures of the Alabama sit­ uation. Early Saturday, he called up guardsmen and assignrd military units to protect marcher* on the 60-mile route from Selma to Montgomery. |t'.S. ho before beginning their lick National Guardsmen and , Army military police units were strung along the route. Today's assignment was a particularly tough one—to cover 17 H miles over narrow, steep-shouldered road through Rig Creek Swamp. March leaders said they mutt make up the distance lost Sunday because of a late Start. The marchers made on­ ly eight miles Sunday. Federal Judge Frank M. Johnson stipulated in hit court order permitting the 60 • mile march that it mutt be completed in five days. found in the heart of the Ne­ gro community today. Mayor Albert Dnutwrll vow­ ed neither men nor money would he spured to find the persons who have terroriied the area witli the deadly ex­ plosives. KU KLUX KLAN M O N T G O M E R Y , Ala. (U PI) — About 200 Ku Klux Klansmen and some women and children rode In a motor­ cade Sunday, protesting the civil rights march from Sel­ ma. The 100-car demonstration began after Imperial Wizard MARCHERS OFF Robert Shelton iccused "lib­ eral Irftwingera'' of planting SIXTH IIOMIt EN ROUTE TO MONT­ BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPI) dynamite in Negro establishGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and — A sixth time bomb was ment* at Birmingham. hit "freedom m a r c h e r s ' ' •truck o ff down the Jefferson Davia Highway under heavy army guard today on the sec­ ond! leg of a historic hike to A Sanford woman was weekend no injuries were re­ Montgomery. Around 300 marcheri arose slightly injured in an automo­ ported. Mrs. Doris Gandy, 2522 early this morning and were bile collision Saturday night. fed breakfast at their camp­ In two other major wrecks in Georgia Avenue, was injured site in a cow pastura beside Seminole County over the and treated at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital following a crash at 27th and Sanford Sat­ urday at 7:16 p.m. Sanford police said Mrs. Gandy's automobile was •truck by a car driven by Mrs. Ethel A. Smith, 2829 French Avenue. Damage to Mrs. Smith's car was estimat­ ed at $650 and to Mrs. Gandyjs auto at $400. Mr*. Smith was charged with driving while under the influence, ac­ cording to the police report, and was released on bond. A pickup truck was wrecked when it went out of control and crashed at the Intersec tion of SR 454 and 419 Sunday. Julius A. Everett, 37, and George J. Peretik, 33, both of Cape Canaveral,. escaped be­ ing crushed in the cab of the CASSELBERRY ALDERMAN Cliff Overman, Dr. Eugene Ellia And truck. ~ Arthur Lego Jr. are all smile* s i they greet well-wUhers outaide new In another accidaot, an au­ city offices on Highway 17-92. Open house waa held Saturday for the tomobile drives by James Lopening o f the new administrative offices. (Herald Photo), Weatherman Has Decision For Tuesday CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— A sudden reversal fn the trend of the w h I m a I e a 1 weather today gave America a good chance to launch Ita first two-man flight into space within 24 hours or so. A pair of medically certifieri astronauts named. John W. Young and Virgil J. Griaaom, a converted war rocket named Titan-2 and a 1965model apaceihip whole name was in dispute awaited an of­ ficial okay to start the threeorbit voyage at 0 a.m. (E 8T) Tuesday. The crucial “ go-no-go" de­ cision was In the hands o f Christopher C. Kraft Jr., mis­ sion director for the inaug­ ural manned flight, already 17 months behind schedule, in the nation's 61.36 billion Pro­ ject Gemini. I f the word is "g o ," the seven-hour final countdown ill begin at 2 a.m. (EST) Tuesday. SURPRISE SWITCH A surprise switch evident in the spacecraft's bad weather behavior starched the U. S. spirits that wiltqd in ■ the shadow of Russia'* up­ staging performance by cos­ monauts Alexei Leonov and l’avcl Belyayev four day* ago. Federal apace agency offi­ cials said early today a weather forecast called for broken clouds at 8,000 feet at Cape Kennedy Tuesday — a considerable Improvement ov­ er the gloomy clouds at 2,000 feet predicted Just a few hours earlier. 'That would be great . . . It’a very good," aaid one agency spokesman. A t 8.000 feet, cloud* ar« acceptable. But if they descend and ramain below 6,000 feet, a de­ lay is certain. Wcuthcr in the main and secondary landing arena in * the western Atlantic Ocean remained good through late Sunduy. But that, too, was subject to Instant and often unexpected change. when It tried to stop the flee­ ing youngsters. Kelly and Deputy J Q (Slim) Galloway, of Seminole County, assisted Lake County | MOON PROBE officers and the Florida High­ PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) way Patrol ta capture of the — Sclentista today decided to youths | \ discussion with I«oomis doluy fur 24 hours until The bojs, age 12 and ll.^Lecdy. city fiscal agent, on Tuesday morning a planned fled from a juxentle detention proposed financing of the re- mid-course maneuver to put home In .Lake County. T||J*| vised lakcfront development .America's ninth and last first stole a pickup truijl^ta cl an(i t formal applies Hunger «|Mtcecraft on a mora Tavares but "burned It o tion for a CATV franchise by perfect path to the moon. and iwitchcd to a dump truck Jerrvld Electronics Corpora­ The scientist* mad* their ta Mount Dora. tion head the agenda at to­ decision during a pre-dawn When tho youths entered night'* City Commission. study of telemetry data from Seminole County, Kelly sped A. L. Wilson will serve as the spacecraft, which la racta front cf the dump truck and acting mayor for this session; ing toward the moon to extried to step It but to no avail. due to the illness of Mayor jdure one of its mysterious The boys rammed the truck J. H. Crapps, who still is con- j craters for possible astronaut Into the back of the cruiser fined to Seminole Memorial landing site*. and kept going. The maneuver changes the Hospital. Galloway also tried to force Other items of business In­ pilch and roll In space of the youngsters to stop but was clude a request for a bus Ranger 9. pushed off the road. franchise, a sewer service fee 1 At U a.m. (EST) today Kelly tried once again to halt complaint, a request for time j Ranger 0 was due to be 89,the runaways at Paola and extension on demolition orders, 942 milea from earth. again his cruiser was bumped •warding of bids on a refuse Culrulution* indicated that In the rear. This time, how­ truck and sewer ruddlng ma­ at S p.m. (EST) Ranger 9 ever, the truck ran off'tbe side chine, and first reading of a would be 123,616 miles from of The rosd and its motor dlejJ. rezoning ordinance. earth. 1 Development Parley Slated Driver Hurt In Mishap, 1 Charged Mitchell, 49, of Daytona Beach, vent out of control on the exit from 1-4 to U. S. 17-92 and turard over. The driver and four passenger* were not injured. Doctor Reports Narcotics Theft f e n n cu i fc- i ' N1TE KfIL 9 t uxiAvw *,R8T QUALITY " FINE IMPORTED 100% IRISH LINEN . A small amount of narcot­ ic*'waa taken from the office of Dr. Troy E. Overstreet in Casselberry over the weekend. Dr. O'eratreet discovered the theft Sunday when he op­ ened his sffice. The piysician said the thieve* apparently knew what they were looking for aa they took the stronger narcotic* and left tie weaker drugs. State narcotics agents and tha Baaatad* County shar iffs department are investigating tha burglary uad thaft. OPEN FRIDAY YD. • CREASE RESISTANT FINISH • MACHINE WASHABLE • 36- WIDTH • NAVY, BEIGE, FAWN, BLUE, WHITE Use Your Penney Charge Card �* 0 i; • 'i .1 Safety’s Foe: Apathy Dr. Crone’s "You Can Always Bu^ Bricks to Throw A t Our Embassy!" that since the half-completed Inter­ The really blood-curdling thing state Highway svstem was begun, about the figure of almost 48,000 the number of vehicles has increas­ dead In nutomoblie accidents last ed by some 18 million. year is the fact that most people’s "A s the project progresses toward blood doesn't curdle. scheduled completion in 1972, more They shrug it off, as if it were an than two million cars will be added impressive but essentially meaning­ to traffic for each additional 2,000 less number like the distance to some miles of freeway built— 1,000 cars star, a fact which they are helpless for each new mile." to do anything about. And in the matter of blight— the Thus when an industry executive automobile graveyards and abandon­ calls on the nation to prepare "with ed vehicles along the nation’s road­ a full sense of urgency" for the prob­ sides— the company is offering an lems of 1975, when the number of annual award o f $1,000 to anybody automobiles, will have jumped from who comes up with the best sugges­ the present 72 million to more than tion for a solution. 100 million, cynics may wonder just The fabulous horseless carriage how bad things will have to get be­ fore Americans consider the situa­ . has brought rich rewards to this country and can bring even more— tion urgent. Roy Abemethy, president of Amer­ , but not automatically; only if "we will have enough wisdom and con­ ican Motors, lists three major prob­ cern to meet the changing needs and lems created by the automobile which solve the pressing problems" that will be greatly magnified in the next 'iflpie me wi with the rewnrds. 10 years— safety, congestion and blight. / As for the foremost problem, rh ought For Today safety: "It is a frightening fHct,” he Bid the older men be temperate, snys, "that even if we manage to serious, sensible, sound in faith, in hold the traffic death rate down to love, and in steadfastness.— Titus its present level of 5.4 per 100 mil­ 2 : 2. lion miles until 1975— when travel • • • will exceed a trillion miles a year— A man is not old until regrets take annual fatalities would rise to above place 'of dreams.— The late Ameri­ 55,000." can actor, John Barrymore. As for congestion, he points out ... Y Worry Clinic ^ ^ ,-.j * v i: ' • -.v ; , Letters ardt* tax and all the other taxca. Increai* In population haa been a catastrophe because taxes hav* risen In greater proportion. In the past a rise In population meant more peo­ ple to pay the taxes, hut in our Vase It ia juit the re­ verse. Should the population of Seminole County douhle as anticipated the tan a will tri­ ple. Seminole County ia poor be­ cause It is email, about .11)0 *q. miles. However, there is ample room In it to house the whole city of New York with space to spare. Manhattan Is­ land (about 'JI sq. miles) in­ cludes many parka (Central Park 1H aq. miles) haa a pop­ ulation of a trout 2.000.00(1 It la therefore an absurdity to think we will b* crowded with twice the preaant popula­ tion. What S*minn|a County needs la competent manage­ ment. To Illustrate my point. 1 cite a propeity in Alabama It consists of 40 acre*, mod- Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Bpringa Mrs. Julia llarta* MR-1316 Bear l.ake-Foreat Pity Mr*. Maryann Mllra $16-1178 Casselberry Mr*. Jan* ( aaeelberry MI-1046 Ckulaota Mra. Joan Magia 363-3743 Dellary 668-1663 Deltona Mr*. Mildrrd Haney 666-5611 Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 346-1873 FnlcrprU* Mra. Rllrhlt Harris 666 3814 648-4464 Lake Mary Mra. France* Waster 323-1111 Lake Monroa Mra. II. L. Jnhnaaa 112 471* l.orgwood Mra. Donna Kata* MI-1117 North Orlando Mra. Margarat ( osby 322-6796 Osteen Mra. Clarence Snyder 623-4841 Dried* Mra. Evelyn Lundy 363-1110 •m home, 3 *cre pond, good road* and modem schools. Tax on ll I* 1st* than $10.00. Hare It would be $250.00 or more. It I* dlstreaslng In tee even Ih# unborn bankrupt both nationally and locally. It would seem the Chambar of Coinmerc* which la supposed to eonaiat of most able butiness men would do something about it. They could at laast find way* to reduce the bud­ get initead of adding to It. S. Forbes Simpson, Kern I'ark • • • WASHINGTON (NKA l — The tame Communist methods that work ill Virt Nam could work In I.ltln Amorim, Afri ra, th* Middle Kaat. The careful blendnig of ter­ rorism, tight, militant organ!xatinn, explollnt ion of the woes of minorities, and "pro­ mises" of social reform (land, credit, equality, fienlmn from foreign domination) ran be Kdltor, Th* Herald: as effective in Chile, Panama, The players, roaches and the Congo o, Iran as in Asia. students of Oviedo High Ten worried officials whe .School waul to thank you ami among them spent l!n year* your staff for th* good pub­ In Viet Nam and fill yeara In licity you have given to our th* Kar East on counterinsur­ temn during this aihool year. gency ami development are To our loyal (alia in our now working unofficially on a community and in Central Florida we wlah to expreaa proposal to prevent future Viet Nam* hy "strangling” our sincere appro lation. Your enthusiast ic support insurgencies l.efor* they ap­ inspired our team to post th* pear. fine record duiiiig (he season Says one lender in this proand especially in the tourna­ Jei l . "In lelrospect, we get ment*. Into South Viet Nam three W* ara proud of our record years late. We should hava deepita the heurlhn-nking lots moved hi dutmg 1B5R before In th* finals of the stats th* Communist* built their tournament. strong pnlltnn! oi sanitation. Teul Mlkler, We'v* got to stick (her* now Coach, 0. H. 8 . at heavy cost " * * a Sometimes it takes Hie Dorla Williams, lied* five or mx years I. lonld 8oclety Editor an organisation In a country, It was a great pltaeur* to aometlmea 10 or 16. This meet you. This la juat a little not* to group of U. S. officials prothank you for your article. 1 posts that the I'nited State* wa* very proud to receive a plrk 10 priority countries "Springtime Salute" through where the Reds have begun your column from the Bust- building underground politi­ net* and Professional Wom­ cal organisations but are still relatively weak and mev* In en's Club. I really think you want with etrong four-year prain"beyond th* line of duty" in aurgancy crash programs. Target* for such projects your article, and I deeply ap­ preciate all th* nlrs things might Include Chile, Ecuador, you expressed about ma. Peru, Ilratil, (hr Congo. Marla P. Pertx, M. D. Th* four year preinaurgen- ical Notebook I ry programs would operate importance ami their part in in four phases, average $10 It. |million n year per country. They also w o o I d help Phase I in each target strengthen democratic youth, tintiy, the evaluation phase, scout, labor, farmer, voter, would last tInee i,, a,* weeks, land refoirn and political or­ j Tile Phase I team would con­ ganization, especially in rural sist of foul-milking men. i The chief would In- all ex- areas, ami ti.iin the aecuniy 'p o t hi tin' countly, important lllld illtclllgi IM-e foil es « f the enough pcrsoimlily and so country to f e n d out Red dose to tin- L’. S. President agents. Part of this job would In­ lli.it Mr Johnson and the host g. vernment w o u 1d respect fo convince officials and in­ dustry that u major step what tie reported. Th* second man would he must he building the produc­ experienced in Intelligence tivity of fnimers So they and counterinsurgency. The would have tile money to buy thlid would lie expert m gov­ their land and the pr duct* ernment systems with knowl­ industry would manufacture. Phase 111—also one year— edge of how coups arc man­ aged. The fourth man would would he devoted to carrying he expert In organising from out the program "aold" (prolabor unions to freedom fight­ piignndirrd for 12 months) in Phase II. ers. All four men would be In Pliasti IA’ , the-two-year shaip in practical politic*. technical p h a s e , technical Phase II, the selling phut*, trams would furthrr step up would last one year am! would farm, factory and government concentrate on piopaganda, productivity, and encourage Gaining and political action. wider land owtirrahip and The 511 to 5(10 team mem­ widespread, reasonable credit. ber* would indoctrinate gov­ Then, these 10 countries ernment agenrira, p lltlcal would be on their own—the parties, Industry and organi­ plan says — able to liumlte sation; with the details of the j their own Communist under­ preinaurgency program, its ground. S*knng is now Japan s latt si p.ntii ipation spoil You ib-n't often find such soar­ ing sin rest in anything on the downgrade. Television i» blamed for most everything else, so may­ be It'* the reason ymi so sel­ dom tee I....ktasca mentioned in furnttuiu ad*. • - f t n f {-'.la ir t i l l ) *$!••» rtNwl IIIMI $ I -j T| i %*» *« u •* I SAN FORD. J !))■»•# F L O R ID A F '-w l-x F - s i x f x l x . J'/ I 4n<UJu \ HANSbkOlJLiH /],« I,a*t - - - .Sm.w ti{tU S J l.tt. /<>// HOME PLUS 17 CLEARED ACRE TR ACT I.o ru te d tin l l w y . 41.7 bet w een S a n fo rd nnd N ew Sm y rn n B e a ch in I .A I v K ASH BY W E D N E S D A Y 1:30 P.M. M AR CH 31 (J Way HtOl'KRTY FRONTS 1000' on Ilratil) fravclrd IIWY. 415— LAKE ASHBY i N o • Since 1911 PARTLY FURNISHED HOME HAS OVER 1200 Sq. Ft. of Floor Space excluhive of Carport BOM. la DARK SAN!) and ia Idral for TRUCK GARDEN or GROVE — AI.IIKAIIY <1.EARED, PLOWED, and DISKED 2 llrdroonth, 11\ listh., I.arg* Living £>aufm‘Ji fljfralfc Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, March 22, l% 5 WAI.1I.M A. UlftCl.OW, Ml) II OM AMD P l l l . h U l f l r n i S h l o l .l o i .i v r - cieewlauea • a ,a «r sl Maaaiev r U L HMOUKSIIIHt: SOUKRT ALKIiSUXH Associate bailor ASrtfU sli* Dlraoter KMtill van MKI.T •OX UXKIN Msiisaioa Krlitor DUMIS WII.LIAMS Advartlslaa Maaaatr • oclsly XJIlor JANIM SMOMMAKKM p u l m : a u i Tin Kuala,*a Maaaatr Cite Kdltor i n t o WELLS J i u t a a i .p i O a a ty Kdlter Mackaolcal Muyi MILL VINCBNT biaft rhotogrephsr l*u Pile ho d d a l l y lisped S atu rda y s t o . p l h . i u r d . y , Sunday p i t - . .d i n * C brl.im a a sod C h rlslm st, In Florida, in the game room My Matt Its Weak beer’s th e'on e... for good taste good fun Kitrhrn, Itoum rtnrlrd with Den, automatic I To reach properly take 113 from Sanford lowaLl New Smyrna Beach. Properly la located midway between Oateen and Sam*ula, o|A>o>ite Lake Ashby. Sign on Property Hansbrough Representative* on grounds 10:30 A.M. day of Auction. TODAY 1:30 P.M. MARCH 22 — FIVE ACRE YOUNG GKOv E located on SOUTH BUMI1Y AT WHITE STREET IN CONWAY ESTATES, ORLANDO pap. TUESDAY 1:30 P.M. MARCH 30— LARGE DUTCH COLONIAL HOME I on beautiful landscaped lot. Located on I.akevicw Ave., Idora I'ark. KISSIMMEE also GARAGE APARTMENT. f I (ear 6-tl I Moaika l.M I Msaika l.M I Meath O. • Festal Htgulatleaa piavlds tkal all Mali aakstripusat k< paid la advaat*. ifin M tn Utility LAKE ASHHY IS NOTED FORXEXCEI.I.ENT FISHING ALL OTMLM MAIL H IM Hug* large Wa.hrr, t.argr Combination Work Shop| l i t wstk SMMI.MILK COLkTI lie * I Tsar I s* ( Msaika It* I Msaika l.M I Maalk Room, and Tool Shrd. *1 Hal Mll‘ 1 IO> IIAILS IIoms Dstlvarr > , f ^ Barbs To The Editor Editor, Herald: Rom* yean ago Florida w ii governed by competent and romprthcnilv* m*n. They enacted the $5,000 ||ome«l»nd Exemption Law. They knew and readied every tax dollar saved would accelerate the e c o n o m y hreauxe buelneaa need* caih cuitnmerx. Even the Chamber* of Commerre acclaimed the act. Of lata year* Florida ia he­ art by politician* who have been driving to aholirh or nullify the $5,000 00 Homeatcad Exemption. They scheme to practically nhollah It by raiaing assessment* on home! an high (to full value) that the exemption It of little or no benefit to the home owner. M od folk buy nr build bum* for the u«> they get from it with no tbougbl of nfhi-r profit (Ilk* you buy a suit of clothe*,) therefore; a home owner ia a captive to b* exploited at the will of th* politicians. Then- is no escape from aalra tax. gat tax, rig- Harr Morgan'* show at­ ed over them, hoping that mated outlets, of which gig. tracted thousands of phone jnayb* their slllva would be glrs are a universal example. As a result, when the movie talla from listeners who touched by one of those Beat­ magazines or TV or even their wanted Information about les! How com e?" love and rearriaga prob­ To explain this form of mob girl friends focus on the Beat­ lems. Rut the Beatle crate sexual hysteria, let me ask les. then teen-age girls get caught up in a nationwide among teen-age glrla alio you this simple question: erotic form of hysteria. popped up, to acrapbook "If a 16-year-old girl la on this brief an*l)*li. And the phone talking to a male, For romantic hysteria Is ac­ you can have a lot of fun will she giggle more often tually very contagious during making lljg “ giggle test" bethan her 36-yrar-old mother the middle teens. Girls then low, which I used to aaalgn docs in a similar situation?" can be stampeded Uko sheep. to my psychology students Boys are also in somewhat In fact, you can also tell at Northwestern University. the same boat, for they also whether the high schooler is CASE V-443: Hsrv Morgan speaking to a boy or to her giggle and laugh boisterously invited me back for both his own grandmother, just by- and with excessive Ioudnc’ i, but boys usually channel off TV and‘ alio hii 90-minute ra­ making the "giggle test." more of this new sexual ener­ dio program during the visit For a two-minute Interval, gy via athletics. of the Beatles. count the number of her gig­ For example, observa th* On both shows, the public gles. Beatle fans and you will gen­ was entitled to telephone If she is talking to a boy. erally find that well-adjusted queations, which we answered she will giggle almost con­ girls who have happy roman­ immediately over the air. "D r. Crane." one such call­ stantly, yet she will seldom ces, are not likely to be er began, "how do you explain giggle while conversing with gushing fanatics of the Beat­ les. this mad 'crush' by American Grandma! Why? And when I address high girls on the Beatles? Older girls and women, loo, "Why, the girls lined up all school convocations, the aud­ have learned to channel their night just waiting for s it net- will explode in far more emotions more specifically on laughter to the a fiance or husband. chance to see the Bcatlea at |excessive same joke I tell, than will an their hotel window. The Bealte craze is silly hut "And many girls even kiss­ older audience. Why? a coed safety valve, so laugh Well, here is the main rea­ it offl ed the doorknobs and alobherson: the teen-agers have not (Always wnte to Dr. Crane been accustomed to romantic In care of this newspaper, love during grade school. enclosing a long, stamped, Oh. they have felt affection addressed envelope and 20. for their parents, as well as centa to cover typing and for their siblings and play­ By Water C. Park** printing costa when you Should you call an ice skill­ mates. send for one of his book­ ing school a flop huu.se? But that type of love is not lets.) • • • the romantic variety which Women have on* thing in usually develops in the mid­ common with amoeba — both dle teens. ait- c.natunlly changing then So teen agers are suddenly FOLDING CHAIR shape*. overwhelmed with a strange, • • * enikllir maial diffuse form of energy that is f o t d l R f c h a ir * Tin- Old Cynic wonder* why generated hy their maturing te n y e a r « * arra» l r . H w at r a a t a ia M Liila with tin- least attractive sixuai glands •nam cL rh a k a ef a r a r. ta n . m la t h-i-s wear tin- must revealing All of this new energy is g ra a n W r it * f a r t a la lo c . skills. largely pent-up until they $).»$ • * * learn to channel it via roman­ Instead of lh* traditional tic daydreams, or dates, etc *MOW1 til funk tout, stuped pant* and But many of them don't ex |133 toil ROII lop hat. President Johnson pend all tills rapdily zooming oauMoo.il*. wore a plain, black husi- sexual energy in such sub!i-j H lo-ss suit at his inauguration. 'Ho- whole male community . In . led tills atrp on the C u im ltu f H o n U illi, O n e . iolid to The Great Society. • • • Tk* liaraM la a mamas* *| Ua Uauaa Kraaa wkisk l* asmiad tatluaitaly to tk* ae* far repukllaattaa at all Ik* total s s s s prlstsd la tkla newspaper. Katared a* aauaae class asatler u sltttr It, 1(1$ ai Its goat vtllc* si kaalor*. Florida, aadtr tk* Aal t< Cowarts* *d Martk ». till. Nt pari *1 pay mattnai. aawa or aava/piota*. or tkla odlllaa *1 Tk* kaalard litrald may Pa rtprseuca* la tap maoaar vita• at wrlttaa parmiaswa at tk* pakllskae of Tk* Marald. Aar latlvldaal oe llrm rstpoatlkl* tar aaah raprstutilsa wui ke caasitarsd a* lalriaaia# „a Tka Herat*a aopyrtakt aad xyiu h* I baid Uakld t t r 4djadk*d aadde Ik* MV. You name your game, ping-pong or checken, cards or dies*. Play it hard, and it takes a lot out of you. That’g when you like most to settle down in a soft chair and enjoy your friends' talk and your beer’s taste. Beer was made to relax with. Made to refresh you, cool you, cheer your taite. So next time you’re playing aome sociable at-home game, take time out for the companionable taste of beer. UNITED STATU BREWERS ASSOCIATION. INC. V ? h H i ITS. WTBR PARK IkARtRA W APRIL 2 — 3 Humes in Fort Pierce, Fla. — Two may be bought with Furniture. TUESDAY, MARtH 23rd — 7 AJd. — CH. 6 aaovKxi ia row *• iw twiat* a c lcm to^MMsv m m mmcm m m u APRIL 5 — BROOKSWHITTON HOTEL plua MOTEL on U.S. Hwy. l j In FL Pierce. MtM*ia IR r iU C T h M lM a i f\ R 5 T F e d e r a l ^ - n i f C OCIAX l o' N 312 WEST FIRST ST. April 6 — Golden | N ational Realty & Auction Com pany Fountain Metcalf Bldg ORLANDO FLA CArdcn 4 4571 MIAMI IR.etlu, 4 0593 OATTONA CLailoe 5 1911 IOIII5. It If a, )U*«r, 4 4047 Restaurant in SANFORD, FLA. ■- f PALATKA I �, , V ( •% .» » y• •1 DeBary Barracks Auxiliary Plans Card Parly JTlir franfurl) IjrraU i M a rch 2 2 , lO fio— r a p e ft i Scientists Learning Of 'Secrets Of Life' NEW YORK '"Vt’ PII-Veicn tists who just for the fun of it want to master the chemical secret* of life were greatly stimulated today by the first eomplete taking apart of a nu­ cleic acid. A few had began to wonder if it could be done. Now they know—ami it meant to them that if one could lie made to yield die secret of how it wa.« constructed, all the other nu­ cleic acids could be coerced by determined and hard-work­ tljr Mr** John l.rnnr The Auxiliary to DcRary Parrnrk* 111»7. World War 1 Vctrranj, will *pon«or a card party at 7 p.m., April 27. at the Community Center. Pro­ ceed* from donation* will l>c us*‘c| for the croup's projects to aid veterans. Plans for the party were announced at last week's reg­ ular nicotine of the.auxiliary N e w members welcomed were Mary Harless and Jose­ phine C. Smith and (juestspresent were Mrs. Harold Pe­ terson. formerly of Garden City, lame Island, N.- Y „ and Miss Helen McGrath of Watorbury. Conn. New members to be receiv­ ed n.ext month are Miss Hope I Savage and her sister. Mis* Clara II. Savage. Hostesses at this time will Lo Kvelyn Dzick, Helen Hanlon, Anne Dempsey. Nun Edwards und Marie Dungan. COOKING ing scientists into doing like­ wise These nucleic acids are the very essence of life They car­ ry the hereditary recipes for the "making’-’ of all organ i*m* from one generation to the next, and then provide the priming chemical energy which both “ makes" and ope­ rates the organisms in al> their presently uncountable complexities. Dr. Hoivert W. Holies and his associates at Cornell I'mversity. Ithaca. N. Y. took CAN BE apart one of the smallest— molecules which carry out ail the nucleic acid whieh pick* phases of the chemistry of up the amino acid, alanine, life whatever its form, from the pool of raw materials Alanine RNA, it turned out. and transfers It to the site is a chain with 77 links. Each where body chemistry is con- link is a complex compound strueting a protein molecule, j called a nucleotide. They are It is one of the Ribonucleic linked together repotitiously. Acids (RNA) and there are a in scries of twos and threes considerable though presently interspersed with singletons, unknown number in this The scientists identifies! each "transfer'' variety. There is at nucleotide specifically, both least one ami probably several as to it* chemical nature and for each of the 20 amino acids its place in the chain, which are the chemical build-' Now- they know the struting -blocks for the protein ture hut not the shape of this FUN . . „ - - i ■ AND extremely tiny life-giving mol# rule which by the highest mag­ nification of the election mic­ roscope is barely distinguish­ able. It is know that the chain* of all the nucleic acids are twisted in positions where their individual units are ali­ gned, thus forming a "co d e " that contains their chemical activating know- how. This "cod e" remains to he broken. Sponges are sra animals. ■ijutaailfjeijjlj THE SMART PLACE TO GO 'X . THINGS TO EAT IS . . . MRS. HELEN COCKLKY of Sunset Road, Rear Lake, pone* with her prize winning haml-hooked rup. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake Club Wins Rug Making Honors lly Maryann Miles In Hear l.ake a group of right women have formed a "Hobby Club of Hooking" (rug making) and two of their member* have brought the club highest honors by win­ ning first and second plan- in Wesleyan Guild Sets Meeting The 2 0 th m e e tin g annual of th e th e hook* d ru g d iv is io n a t th e , in t tig m a k in g p r*»eed iirc In ih e • g it li f tx a l i t t l e re il C e n t r a l 1 'h irid a K \p "M ti« *n in h o tlxe w h ic h w a * e o p ie il from Oi land**. .» f r ie n d ’* w a ll p a p e r . It i* Fir*t place uinner "a * Mr*. c ir c le d l*y a p a ir *»f I V n n x y l Helen Cnckley, who al.^o \\«»n v n n iu P u t . h t i ii d * . tn k e n f ro m * f n x t p iiz e m i a c h a ir c o v e r . a p u * t e r a n d g|"n«* in y e llo w : Filtering the *»»ond place winning t *g wa* ^1lx P«»iI tithv Wait on a grlm *tei o f w l.ilt- » la i*te * a m i a g io u p in g ssf p e n i, i l»eiin*% Mi x. it t 'k lc y , i M|tinre*f<»«it tu g w h**-e ix 'l**- Im o kc d in w o o l, s a id it w a> in th e m a k ­ in g ft•»ni t i m e w eekend \ V c * le y n n S e r v ic e G u ild , a n o r g a n iz a t io n o f h u * in c s s fin d p ro fe n n io rm l i to f tu a n d la id out h e r d e s ig n s \ e i y It e f it i i' il ia w in g th e m on h 'l il n p , th e f i i x t *te p u o m r n a n d an a f f i l i a t e o f th e M e th o d ia t W o m a n ’* S o c ie ty o f C h r i s t ia n S e r v ic e , w il l In* h e ld F r i d a y t h ro u g h S u n d a y Bear Lake PTA Plans Show Of at th e chur< h 's Y o u t h C a m p H ear l.r c * b u ig . M r * llu ld a h S . N a p u o it h v ' Easter Fashions o f O r la n d o , c o n fe r e n c e nt « n** ta ry . " ill p r e s id e . I t n u i p u l a p e a l.e r * w ill in c lu d e .M eth od ­ is t H ix h o p .la m e * W . I l c i t l r y o f l.u k o la n d ; M r* ( \ I> Jo h n * ►on o f Q u in c y , p r e a id e iit gif tin* F lo r id a (* o n f e r e n «• r W S i S ; P i . an d M ix . W illia m S . Ilu g h le t t o f C itfoM , m i* a v u iu r ie * V•• A f t n n w lm a io h o m e o il f u i lo u g h , a n d M ix * C l r o l i a i h e r , d i m t*»r o f th e M it h in lin t C h u r c h ' * N**m i V a ld e z an d W o lf f a rt 1L m in i lio tix c * in T a m p a . I'a ia d * * I'a .x|u **n - <K« i all in haekground alia !« x ii f A f t i'i I I m e ttia d c h ro w n M t* tin- d e sig n w a x gdi Health Council To Hear Talk On Eye Bank at C o c K le y n to ii th a n h o o ked iu g x , x n y x . a t e v a lu e d $ P i pel x sp iu rc foot. Meinliet * of the hobby c lub n i t ! nine eM»b tille r or four \m • k* at llle vat tou* homes xi tb each bunging her rug f ' am*-x ansi h *»k Business Briefs M ile * w||llW •-*111f I•d 'I * w i| Cocktail 3 *P<m«* i< d l*y Pi*' Fe.si I K le in * n f.tr \ \ ml* •n at I ’ a i i t t I • a"a i P it hi • R fG U L A K I .»*dH"IIX Util 'Ii f •i.M, |*•ttiiev ‘ in I* \\ Pit Mall mid *» hiii th* \ It \ ^llssp in I*• a**t € I \ \ i • .#*••» \i til l ni i *• i: \ tn Mil* :111.1 • Mil S • I i • *■ \ I* tm tio tix at* M l l l l I I I I I N i i > I I II r I I II %I I I < .l* l % I ION •| . • X\ t •M I I M X Y • ••**• ». \ • M a ria n a ix «ami tuh Jan Hoh..n Legal Notice \ Hi A e o lo r h o u ix a d a y t o r n ig h t i d u r in g an e ig h t- m o n th p el i«»d S h e eh**-' • a i e f t i ll v a ll.I p lu m * in >c llo w . i»»l an d ' pm pie. ♦•ii ami ilrawn, Mr*. C’ocklcy l*cgiui *l\ing material* for the mg. The wool i* Lolled in col­ or vnt* then pliwi d in \incgar ami water ami boiled again \tliish (exult* in * Mtiall amount of xhrinkage. After •ixtd and dried, it i* put through the cutter which mai l * fout *tnp* at a time. '••t f •-» »•)•• * p! ( 11la \ » Nut! * .• • i m i x sstn a n d • h ild p ii an d th e n - w i i f iI 'x l im e i it s a n d * i i u i i i I m i raf .i i i In i p**i1-int I'l •g! still *•»> o f <1 tor p i iz i'x . 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F lo r id * A t t o r n # ) * fo r F a tltU in a r W A SH IN G TO N I lie S e n a te G r. Beef 5« 1 Fish . . . . 2 box 5 9 / . COO MSH CAM '. PK.UIAK VHe Ill'll — le g lx lu t io f l . to e x te n d f o u r fe g ie ta l a n l h e a lt li p t o g r a n iB an d e e r v ie r * to m ig r a t m y w o r k e r s a m i the ug*-d. R tG U L A R At I ir- S A I’ a ln irllo (A b u iK .ld r old pual iil(ir c ) s:.All I said was: • O irpetH • F u rn itu re • T ile • 1‘ innoft • R r n la l Reds OR M A LV LS IM LM. 2 J< . . D IX IE HAY XELLO W C L IN G 12' 2 CAN ( 'IN K #1 TALL CAN HOY AR DEE CHEESE 39 D A R L IN G 33< . . D IX IE D A R L IN G M AH R A IS IN . . R ID D t U O O U S fA M C V Apples 2 Lemonade . . 8 TOP VALUf STAMPS r i V* ( AN* ra o tiN Hawaiian Ranch • OOD TH«U ■ *• 1 7 »H #1 ~N Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat.” " " 'iii- r S9« W A - .M IS A .IO N LIBBY S FROZLN LlM lADt OH Sanford Furniture Co. »l I C L O Rye Bread -19 Cinn. Rolls - 29 OX Kit .15 YEARS " T A K E M R H A C K . t<> m y l i lt I f v'i.i> s tshas-k — L o v e ly lit t le K a t h y O ittra n ile r. ilm i^ h te r " f M r. und M rs . R ir h u r d O s tra n d e r o f H e a r L a k e , no doubt helped C u b P u ck 2.‘ in of H e a r L u k e w in f ir s t p lace w ith it s Ih iv v iiiia n c x l u ln l a t XX’e k iw a D is t r ic t K x |N )s itio n . I H U Ti REGULAR 49* . . CML1 R FG U LjAR The b illf wtin h now gs»g-* to the a«bl* nieaxle* to the immunization program xi hnl» already cover* psdio, stiphtheiiM, whooping gough ami tetatiux. Thi* would U* extendeil f«*r f «na >eai* at nil anminl upplopiiation g*f fa million TOP_VALUI STAMPS two O l t l O' M 4 H addock Dinner* •OOO T*gm\J MAM J7 t M __________ *» TOP VALUI STAMPS •ot B MM Onion Ring* ytfutc AT yoU K D O M it$'Worth m o r e _ . to p v a lu e s to k e V> French Ave. & 25th. Publish March 22, 29 A .1 puxited * H . Peaches.. Salmon. . Pizza Mix R tG lV A K t0<» IXTKA STAMPS WITH CO* Jb » 4 6-ot. CANS 400 E. First St. ralmetto Are. & 3rd SL Highway 17-92, Longwood t 12. 1111 C D K -m * / v �JD r~; ' frU1 t] 4 Hosts Bemlnola High School base­ ball loom return* to action her* Tuesday at 4 p.m. agalnit Colonial. Coach Jim McCoy’* team will be seeking It* second vie* tory c f the saaion. The Semi­ nole* failed In two attempt* la it week to defeat Orlando team*. They battled Evan* to a 3-3 deadlock In eifht innings and lost to Boone, 6-4, in a game played in Sanford. McCoy ha* been plagued with pitching problem* and had to resort to using Short­ stop Ron Hinson In the game agalnit Boon*. No. 1 ‘ pitcher Eddl* Fitsgerald h is been bothered by arm troubl* and Righthander Jim Eldrldga suffered an ankl* Injury. Bon Dudley and Ray Pivec are the othar pitchers who hay* aeon action so far thla spring. It waa uncertain to­ day who would ba starting Tusaday. Hinson will be back at his shortstop spot agalnit Coloni­ al. Bill Kuykendall will be at second, Ronny Metier In left, Steve Harris catching, Bemla Barbour at third, Jim Ervin at first, Danny Tlilis in rlghtfield and Chuck Scott In center. Oviedo-Lyman Tilt Rained Out The Ovisdo-Lyman baseball gams, scheduled Saturday afternoon, waa postponed be­ cause of rain. Coach Paul Mlkler said no date had been aet for the two teams to make up the contest. Oviedo's next game will be played her* Friday against Kissimmee. VC* Paffe 6 -M a rch 22, 1965 f/fl/fj N Texan Wins At St. Pete LUCKYSTRIKEFILTERS ST. PETERSBURG ( U P I ) Young Kathy Whitworth stum­ bled badly in a strong wind oo tha front nine Sunday, but cam* home strong to finlah with a 74 and win the $10,000 St. Petersburg Open — first professional women’s g o l f tournament this year. UCLA Favored In NCAA Play Her total, thanks to a rec­ ord second-round M, waa 281. Mias Whitworth went into the final round with a flva stroke lead, but saw that eut to three strokes on tha front nine as Sandra Haynlt, a fal­ low Texan, shot a 35 to Mias Whitworth's 39. But the winner came home with a sparkling $5 to pick up the first-place check of $1,500. Miss Haynle, who started the day seven strokes back of Miss Whitworth, finished with one of the only two even-par 71a of tha day and wound up four strokes behind In second place. She collected $1,200. Marilynn Smith, who shot an opening round 68 for the lead, finished with a 7$ Sun­ day for a 287 total and $1,000 for third place. Finishing fourth was Mickey Wrlgbt with a 74 288. Mary Mills of Gulfport, Mias., who had the other par round, and Ruth Jaaaen of Bonaall, Calif., finished in a two-way tia for fifth place at 289. m M / \ 1 // 7 i) Those devilish Dodge Beys are dealing again! '6 5 DODGE POLARA *2821 Pirates Perfect 'Dark Horse1 Weekend Sports Summary .fille rs TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS ir i© G RO UND BEEF 3 m P JL *1 00 PIG TAILS 16 J O ' CUBE STEAKS * 59 CHUCK STEAKS * 39 FLORIDA GRADE “A” D & D STEW ING LB 17 24 block off, Paul?" asksd a companion. "I would have," Hahn deadpanned, "but I didn’t know which club to use." LIMIT 2 PLEASE THURSDAY — LADIES' NIGHT • Comfortable Grandstand and Luxurious Clubhouse • Valet Parking SPECIALS EVERY DAY! V _ Carrots MIDWAY • HTNNI 1 Cl 1)11 I HWY. 17— 92 UKTvlBKN HANFORD * ' . P O T A T O ES 7 GRITS TISSUE bag 7 ‘ LB. FRESH GREEN Cabbage lb. GOLDEN RIPE FARRELL’S IIS & FIRST SANFORD WR GIYR TOP TALUS STAMPS 7 SARDINES - FRESH CRISP ON 100 BRANDS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A* M. - 6:15 P. M. 7 FRIES 7 Each Ractag Pregram features th* Bicltlag PERFECTAI DOG FOOD - BEANS t BISCUIT MUSTARD SALT 7 Young Champions FINALS TO N IGH T! 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 OLEO TOMATOES ORLANDO •• O P U T BACKTHE TASTE OTHERS TAKE AW AT PORTLAND, Ore (UPI) UCLA, winner o f 30 straight last season and 28 out of 28 thla year, wai handed the un­ easy role of favorite today for Its second straight NCAA bas­ ketball championship. CATCHER STEVfi-HARRIS of Seminola High baseball team takes swing Coach Johnny Wooden's ball­ at ball during early action in SHS-Boone baseball game. The Seminolcs hawking crew, rated a notch lost out to the Rraves, 5-4, in the conference contest. behind No. 1 Michigan in the season's final UPI coaches' poll, was picked by a large SEMINOLE COUNTY number of coaches here lo be­ MOTORS, INC. come the fifth team to win 1801 WEST 1st STREET two titles in a row since the SANFORD, FLORIDA FORT MYERS (UPI) — If all, of spring training due to will b« Improved. He doein't playoffs began In 1939. you're looking for the per­ malaria and because, outside promise they'li win the pen of obtaining veteran catcher nant this year, hut he docs fect dark horse In the Nation­ Del Crandall from th* Giants, promise they'll play beads-up FRESH 100% PURE al League, pick the Pittsburgh the club itood pat during the baseball. Plratei, because nobody else winter. "I can guarantee our club U. * Walker lnalsta the Pirates will be alert,” he lay*. "W e'll Harry (The Hat) Walker, be running hard and making the club's new manager, liken the other teams hurry. That it that way. He'd rather sur­ way, the other club might prise the experts and he'a a FRESH PORK NECK BONES OR throw the ball away. cinch lo do It If he can boost Walker la well awara how the Pirate* from their sixth much Clemente meant to the place tie of lait year into con­ Plratei and he'a hoping he'll tention thla year. If he can ac­ be in right field on opening LIMIT 5 LBS. PLEASE complish that, ha's also a day, but he'* alio reconciled cinch to win a lot of votes as to tha possibility the club will LEAN TENDER manager of the year. have to go without his ser­ United Press International Two of the chief reasons no vices for a while. Saturday one is expecting much from rUPEMWETS Clemente, who led the Lea­ the rirales is because their NEW YORK — fit. John's gue with a .339 batting aver­ star outfielder, Roberto Cle­ won an unprecedented fourth age lait year, suffered a mente, will miss most, if not National Invitation basketball freak accident in his native LEAN TENDER Tournament with a 66-61 vic­ Puerto Rico thll winter while mowing hla lawn. A small tory over Villanova. •Ith. st. & pabbla which was picked up 1100 W. 13th. St. Sanford Ave. PORTLAND. Ore. — UCI.A by th* mowsr struck him on won its second straight NC­ hla hip and Infection act in. Quantity Rights Reserved Then h* was felled by ma­ AA bszketbsll championship laria, loit 20 pounds and re­ by defeating Michigan 9180. quired hoapitalliation. T h e doctors say Clemente may be PROVIDENCE, R.I.— Mich­ ibla to Join the Pirates Thurs and commonly aiked ques­ igan Tech beat Huston College day whan spring training will tion*." This explanation may not 8-2 to capture the national b* mors than two-thirds over. sell it past Peyton Place but collegiate hockey title. if Haim fail* na an author hr still has show business, with NEW YORK — Cupid won W riter Honored MONTICELLO, N. Y. (UPI) or without the clubs since the 127,700 Paumonok Handi­ lie's performed both way*. cap at Aqueduct tiy right —Former United Praia Inter­ As it straight gagstsr he Is lengths over Power of Des­ national boxing editor Jack Cuddy waa honored at a din­ no Hob Hope, hut then Hope tiny. ner Sunday night at lh* train­ can’t hit a 260 yard drive with a 12-foot club while HOUSTON — W'ynmla T r ­ ing camp of light heavyweight standing onv-leggrd on a ot lied the American women's champion Willi* Paatrano and chair. itcord'i’f 10.6 In the HMI-yard welterweight contender Jose And, anyway, ilahn isn't au ilaih in th* Texas Southern S I a h ie . bad in the giggle game: Relays. 'Golf is mostly psychologBritain’s Rogsr Tsylnr won leal, says he, ''all psycho PORTLAND, Ore. — Bill the Beaulieu international ten­ PATTIES LIMIT 2 and not at all logical." Or, Bradley set a nrw NCAA nis chnmplonehlps by beating l'LEASB STANDARD "to be boiu-st, air, your grip t n u i (lament single g a m p scor­ Robin Fanilers of South A fri­ looka Ilk* 111 mile* of bad ing record of 68 points in ca 6 1, 6-3. 6 OZ. load." Or, "my wife is an leading Princeton to a 118-82 auction buff, *o to glv* her win over Wichita for third ATLANTIC B E A C H — GORDY TABLE another Interest 1 taught her place in the champiunihlpa. Bert Weaver won the $67,600 golf. She loves It. Every time Greater Jacksonville Optn by LARGE DOX I yell 'for*' sho hollers 'four on* strok* with a 72-hols to­ Sunday NO. 303 anil a quaiter'." ( LIMIT t Kl'I.M, Austria — Eaxt tal of 286. Oh well, they aound better Grrmany'l Peter I.riser leap­ LIMIT 2 CAN BAXET CUT GREEN WITH $$.00 ORDER WITH $3.00 ORDER when he’a assisted by a club ed 476 feet, nine inehra to BOSTON — The Boiton Cel­ with a garden hose shank break the world ski jumping tics finished their lesion by NO. 303 CAN that wrapt twice around his record. basting Cincinnati, 116-99, neck on the hacksw-lng. Or LARGE 8IZE for thalr 62nd victory, an all MAINE OIL when banging single-Jointed BEAULIEU, F r a n c * — time NBA record. shot* with triple-jointed niblicks. Or when showing Ori­ .AT CAN ental* (he'a bean around th* world flva times) n hocus BEE-ALL pocua handicap that would leave Confucius speechless. Anyway, laughs are rels1 LD. BOX live. As a trouper, Hahn is used to getting therp and not NORTHERN TOILET LIMIT 3 getting them. Moetly, it WITH $3.00 ORDER doesn't bother him when he doesn't. LIMIT 1 WITH $3.00 ORDER ROLL But recently In midtown Manhattan, at a sportsman's KRAFTS RACING BHURFRESH show to introduce hie hook, Hahn was obviously irritated N IG H T L Y 8:10 when be couldn't b r e a k 6 OZ. JAR through th* dreary feces In S icep t l u d s y tha crowd. When th* show DUKE'S LIMIT 8 PLEASE ended one exiting observer only RACING DAYS LEFT grumbled loudly that the .C A N MR. "G " • OZ. PACK Jokea were sUI*. Hahn heard M A T IN E E S W ed. & S a t - 2 P.M . tha crack. "Why didn't you knock his (N * Friday Malta***) U. S. NO. 1 WHITE Enough For Golf Ace r fm B r " Chip$ And Quips Not By Tom Tied* NEW YORK (N E A )—Golf, er Paul Ilahn ia a nice fellow Imt the caddies hale him. He's got this seven-pound driver, see, and a 90-pound hag and, well, Just thinking about It it enough to send any carrier to an early lUtli hole. ilahn, of course, la n trick allot performer. The Are of Cluha they call him; n put­ ting prestldigator who, inataad of sawing women in half, meamrrltea the audi­ ence by batting ball* off their bpsHe used to lie a touring pro. And hr used to he broke. But everything's swinging for him now, so to speak, and aflar 16 ytars of quips and chips in 87 countries he works only seven o f 12 month*, i-arni a six figure income, wear* a permanent shade of Florid* and, at 4fl, play* to a scratch handicap. But la ha satisfied? Yukl Thla guy wouldn't be satisfled with Arnold Palmer’s monry and Tony lam a's old databook. He'd fault a holein-on* |f the divot allied. He hae, In other words, much mor* in hie bag of tricks than Lh* crazy sticks h* uses in his aix-showa''-awesk act. Recently-, for in­ stance, he pulled out' a new book railed "How to Play the Troubl* Shota" and thereupon landed himself in • literary speculation aandtrap that few writer* end fewer golfer* ever blast out of. Books about golf art greet­ ed by tb* public with the earn* enthusiasm as burnt toast. General reaction from paperback merchanta who are •till trying to gat rid of first editions from Walter Hagan la: ao whatt "S o," r e s p o n d s Hahn, "othar g o lf hooka have been g boat-written, akatchy and generalised. 1 wrote my own, it'a aa complete a* a lifetlma'a experience can maka It and I believe It answer* specific * « atari BANANAS LB. IP 7 * �tTIjf VntTffrB Jrr«IS March 22, 1965— Page 7 British Daredevil Sets Speed Record DAYTONA BEACH (UPI)— One British daredevil set k •peed record tod another re petted as a winner Sunday as they grabbed firsts in major motorcycle races here. Phil Reed, driving a Japan­ ese Yamaha, shattered a track record In winning an 80-mlle race for 2S0 cubic centimeter bikes. Read, of Bedsford, England, Lyman 9 Fails * In Support Of Pitching Ace 4 ^ » * m By Jim Bacchus Herald Sport* Writer Despite a superb pitching performance by ^sophomore Mark Brewer the Lyman Greyhounds were beaten 20 by New Smyrna Beach Friday night. Brewer scattered eight hits in five Inningi, yielding two runs. Only one of them was earned. But the Hounds were able to muster only one hit, a single by Alien Currens in the fourth inning, off the Barra cudas* Bob Rcichcl. Reichcl struck out 11 Greyhounds. Brewer fanned two and Charles Newell who hurled the last inning for the Hounds, also struck out two. Neither oI the Greyhound pitchers walk* ed a man during the game. The Lyman mound staff has yet to issue a free pass this season. New Smyrna Beach got the breaks in a tight ball game, putting across runs in both the third and fourth frames. Steve Biers was the hitting star for NSB, slamming a double, the only extra base blow oft the stingy pitching of Brewer. Coach Jim Payne of Lyman plans to send Steve Simpkins to the mound again tomorrow afternoon at Leesburg in the Hounds second Orsnge Belt Conference tilt. Simpkins pitched Lymsn to victory in the initial OBC af­ fair 10 3 over Wildwood. The Hounds will play at DcLand Friday. Houk Elected FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) General Manager Ralph liouk was elected Sunday to the board of directors of the New York Yankees, replacing Del Webb, who sold his interests in the club recently. Also on the Yankee board are club President Dan Top­ ping and William S. Paley, Dr. Frank Stanton and Mi­ chael Burke of CBS. The ancient Maya* did not have an alphabet comparaiile to our own. Legal Notice i\ 'im 3 r i R d iT c o t n r n r THIS NIVI II Jl I1K-IAI. (III- r r i T i\ ami) r a n ik m ix iii . k ' Cllt’ NTT, rl.OHIIIA. I\ C IIO C E H V MO. IIW I Morn s: t o iis : k k m d on oH iii:n o r r i u i .in r i o M Kanner, Spolski Win In Classics “ BLACKIE,” n mutt if there ever was one, brought a big smile to his owner, Robbie Sharps, when the pooch captured the fifth r a c e of the Jn.vceos-sponsored Mutt Derby at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Sunday. More than 1,000 turned out for the annual fun event. M. Wiltshire Takes Honors Marshall Wiltshire had his brndsr pounding the strike zone as he took high game honor* in the Businessmen's League at Jet Lanes with • 210/658 which helped Mason's Men to • two gamo split with Lance Crackers. George Ma­ son was on the beam to lend Marshall a hand with a 104/652. Lance Cracker* had a triumvirate of sharpshooter* In Al Chfllfin with 201/529, John Fischer with 163/545 and Smilin’ Jack Kanncr with 203/651. Vergil Vaughn proved his high series in the recent City Tournnment was no fluke ns he pounded thr pins to the tune of a 213/677 while pac­ ing Hi l l Products to n three game romp over J’ inccrcsl Liggett Rexall, John Martin also-scored well fur HI.II with a 180/610 nnd Jim Bussard was the mainstny for the Druggist* with IU5/5I3. Rex Liquors had n trio of "gunners” in Dutch Unger with 201/610, Clarence Wallis with 184 '617 and Ray Robin­ son with 100/519 as they zero­ ed in on Ben Wnrd Realty for a four point sweep that mov­ ed them into third place in league standings. The Autonetics team nnd Glass-Met team split their match us high scores were recorded by Gellner with 182/504, Doug Ow ens with a 203 game and Doc Bunnell with n lofty 181/503. In another league match tfc* HI.II Products "B " team clip­ ped ths Atlantic Coast Llnu team for a three and ona-half point loss. Wall Plumbing and Heating took the measure of the Ratphinques despite a steady 184/625 by Joltin' Joe Summers. Ralph Betts rolled 104/533 for Dick's Appliance in a valiant effort but the bet­ ter balanced WTRR team came through with a three point win. took the lead right after the the line by Californian Buddy I England, finished second be hind Read In the 2S0cc race. starting flag dropped and Parriott on a Norton. Mike Duff of Berkshire, |He drove another Yamaha. pushed his Yamaha to an average speed of 97.S miles P ot per hour to win oy nearly a lap. The old speed record was •1.1 m.p.h. Another Britisher, M i k e Hillwood, of Oxford, won the 120-mile race for SOOcc ma­ chines over the International Speedway’s 3.1-roile course. He finished with an average speed of 99.6 miles per hour. Hillwood, t h e defending champion, won by nearly two laps. He was followed across P rop «rty CARRAWAY ■ t BLOCKS — STEEL — SAND — MORTAR MIX — CEMENT — GREASE TRAPS — DRY WELL — SOLID BLOCKS — STEPS — PIER BLOCKS — BENCHES— FLOWER POTS—STEPPING STONES— ROOFING FELT — POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC — COLORED CONCRETE. We Mennfaetare ATI Size Window Bills And Llatela For Yonr Home! McKIBBIN C asu alty 114 NORTH PARK Jack Kanner and John Spol­ ski each won threa garnet from thslr opponents while 800 plus eerie* to move Into a aeeend place tie and only three points out of first place in the Singles Classics. Jaek rolled 236/843 igatnit Phil Roehe who came through with a reepectable 206/778. John hit 266/836 agalntt W. A. Ward who tallied a 637 to­ tal. The flrat place man encoun­ tered real trouble In Gerald Behrtna and could aalvage on­ ly a point and a half detpite a 223/741. We're talking about John Bridget who has lead the pack alnee early in the season. Gerald notched a 206/• 721 while picking up hie two and one-half points. Harry Pentecost grabbed a three point win from Hubert Ray but lost ground because the "bombers” were picking up pinfall points on him. Harry rolled a 727 set to Hubert's 044. d* READY MIX CONCRETE 322-0331 WE’RE OPEN TILL NOON SATURDAYS M IR A C LE CONCRETE COMPANY 309 ELM AVE. *22-5751 ONLY FOOD FAIR HAS DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL HEALTH & BEAUTY A ID S ... EVERYDAY ! ! 2460 PARK AVE. Prlcoi Good Through Wednesday Quantify Rights Reserved BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH CAROI N/ I . BRAND Now is the Time TO H A V E Y O U R ROOF CH EC K ED , R E P A IR E D OR R E P L A C E D IF N E E D E D BEFORE THE SPRING RAINS! AI.SO PAINTING AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS V M*■-•••.»- FREE ESTIMATES! SAVE 12 $ I HERSHEY'S ------ NO OBLIGATIONS ------ INSTANT A. J. Adcock and II. B. Berryhlll 2109 Magnolia Ave. — Sanford 322-2267 322-8041 PUSS f X T 8A i M ERCHANTS GR EEN STAMPS ! IMTHtNl COWTCN MOttM « J at it c o n k o h m i.om us: JlI cCACHIIAV >i o it T o a it s: COM I‘A NY, INC. » Florid* corpnratlon. Plaintiff. HEINZ FO O D 3 LB CAM • ARMOUB * F A IR CANNED HAM ! n 24uV T TOM ATO SOUP COCOAMIX " •• -»»• J\»fi:s \r Ilf’ VTFft and KAllEN I* tlLNTCIU hit wife. I irfetplente \V. HUNTER en.l HU N T E R , rwiE hit wife. fllrtldtnce t'nkn. -n) If elite, and If either, tiolh. or all be dead, the un­ known helre. deeleree, aranlere, aeelgneie. llenore, creditor*. trueteee, or oth­ er rlalmenie by, tliroui'i under or acatnet them and all unknown partite clelm Inc In have any rl*M. Idle or Intereet In the properly hrrrlnaftrr de err Ibed. ell of whnee residence ere UN KNOWN. f TOU AND EACH OF TOtt are hereby notified Ihel e eull hee teen brounbt eaelnel you by MrCAUUHAN SIOHTUAOK COMI'ANT. INC. a Florida enrporattnn. to forecloee a certain Sturts*** mole particularly described In the Complaint fil­ ed In thle eult. which Mortgege enrumbera the following deerrlhed property. eltuete In ~S*mtnule County, Florid*. toV >t: Tx>t >0 and that part of I-ol It. OAKt.ANP lltt-l-M. dee. , rrlhed at follower ttennnIng at a point on Ihe curve of the Rati right-of-way line of Knclno Way at the Iniereeetlnn wrlth Ihe couth* erly line of Dot 10: thence ftuuth Kaet along the ftoulherty line of l,ot 30 for a dletanre of 113 07 fli thenba North St'II'JS" Wett for a dletanra of lot IS fl: thence North It* SO'SS" Weet for a dletanre of ! l tt fl. to the point of beginning, according to the plat thereof at recorded In ' fla t Uook II. I’age It. pubile Record* of Bemlaole County, Florida, and for other relief, and you art required to ftlo your Anowor to eafd Complaint or other pleading! on lha Clark of tho above entitled Court and to oervo a ropy thereof on PlAlntlffa atlornor. JOfETH *M. FITZOEHAL.D. I l l Security Truat Rulldlnc. Miami. Florida S t i l l , not later than tha SOlh day of April. A. D . IMS; If you ' fall to do ao. Judgment by de' fault will be taken agalntt you for the relief demanded In oald Complaint. 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Save wear and tear on your beat girl. And send your pina to the museum- . See the neue$t innovation* in improved, automatic flameUft tjtttrjt d o e n at your appliance dealer. fo r d Herald. D A T E D al San ford. Seminole C ou n ty , F lorid a, thia 17th day o f March. 1SSS. (BEAU Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of tho Circuit Court By! Maalno Blowell Deputy Clerk I Publtek March SI. IS A April S ..U . ISIS. I6 o z EXTRA W. Scott Bums, M gr.wK29 * ,mmrn* FLORIDA r owt a a l i i h t c o u p a h t , h u p s 207 Magnolia Art. BUILD FLORIDA SAVE 10*! IIP 10 N T EA — U V - KAREN ■ E T “ TO lJV M E * �- Wje BanTorft Pape 8— March 22, 1965 WrraTB FASH ION ETTES Model Meeting Honors Theta Epsilon Rushees President-elect Jan CahlU tainment was hostess recently at her members. Lake Minnie Drive home to a "m odel meeting” for the rushees of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Nancy Reynolds and Faye Stetson conducted a most un­ usual program on "Nature." Nancy and her husband were hunting recently and their dog accidently killed a mamma raccoon. T h e sympathetic Reynolds took the young rac­ coon, whom they christened Gertrude, into their home and the new addition receives the meticulous care of an in fa n tformula, pacifier and the works. Gertrude provided de­ lightful and hilarious enter­ for the chapter The "Girl of the Year" was J cd at the Founders Day b voted on and will be announc-j quet, April 30. Very much in vogue for spring: kerchief hats with cas usl draping and attention to back detailing. The Millinery Institute of America reports these are youthful, easy to wear and can be worn com fortably with coats, suits or dresses. They come in cotton, silk and pliable straw braids. • • • K ay Lee, membership chairman, and Mona Walker, past president, gave the rushees a brief history of Beta Sigma Phi. The rushees were particu­ larly Impressed with slides shown by Betty Lewis of the various activities and social side of the Chapter. Though traditional every spring, flower hats have been given new and interesting treatments this year, the Milinery Institute of America re­ ports. Often combined with straw and fabrics, they are available in many of the new silhouettes such as the ker­ chief look and the snood. • • • Rushees attending tne meet­ ing were the Mmcs. Joyce Sammet, Eleanor Anderson, Pam Cooper, Gall Rorolsky, Jean Dunn, Rita Gallagher and Joan Moore. M e m b e r s in attendance were the Mmrs. Jan Cahill, Betty Erickson. Faye Stetson, Nancy Reynolds, Pat Helms, Sharon Davis, Joanne Bohan­ non, Dixie Jennings, Sherry Bolte, Betty Lewis, Betty McKee, Barbara Dckle, Kay Lee and Mona Walker. MODERN AND EARLY AMERICAN Too many clothes and hair styles worn by high school youths have taken on a neuter look, and this is especially true when one approaches a tecn-boy and his girlfriend from the back, observes Ron Postal, of the National Coun­ cil of Men's Fashions. "You can't tell the boy from the girl without a program.” • • • DeBary Mansion PLAQ U ES Site Of Social FROM *2-5° RUSHEES OF TIIETA EPSILON Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi are seated from the left, Pam Cooper, Mary Tillis, Gail Rolzolsky and Rita Galla­ gher. Standing nre Joan Moore, Joyce Snmmct, Berry Miller, Eleanor An­ derson, Joan Murray and Jean Dunn. i Open To Public Mr. and Mrs. Charlton B. Cleveland of Palmira Road entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ ry Wilkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers of Eliott, Me. Flemings Mr. and Mrs. Todd Clay of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eddie- Columbine Trail entertained Gifts - Cards - Hooks 210 E. First St. vtekniiw w ipeourleei! We are heating 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. • uthooitd Southern A ir v. STOP HY OR CALL — 322-8321 EXPERT SERVICING 2S13 PARK lilt. HANFORD, FLA. man of Hibiscus Drive spent several days at St. Peters­ burg, Venice and Fort Wayne. En route to their home In De­ nary they stopped off at Sar­ asota to visit with old friends. *12 Betty Annes Simplify Spring Cleaning.Jet us DRV CIERD DRAPERIES • SLIP COVERS RUGS sold to a lumber company fori the vatunable timber which] was on it. Later it was broken! up into smaller lots and soldi * I- FLO W ER S ARE ALWAYS CORRECT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st 4 Sanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8452 SHARON A. LEE, daughter of Mr. nmi Mrs. James Lee, 510 East 14th Street, has graduated as n United Airlines stewardess. Upon comple­ tion of the required training course in Chicago, she was assigned to serve aboard United air­ craft flying out o f Chicago. Miss Lee attended Andrew Junior College and the University of Southern Florida. In becoming a stewardess, she hits entered it profession pioneered by Unit­ ed .15 years ago. Nothing You Can Buy Cleans Dentures, Destroys Odor Better Than D M l A s k y o u r d e n tla t t II* b o w the value of using IJ.OC. regularly to dean your drnUirea. Here'a why: (1) activated-oxygen b u b b ltt-a u n y odor-causing food partidea; aafw guanb your breath. (2) D.O.C. rale* number one in clranaing power in a leading UnivermiUfeatudy. (3) N o trustling; just eoal^and rinse. Next PAUL SEVERE BOWLS time you buv a denture cleanser, i" diam. $1,115 9" diam. $9.95 remember: N o th in g yarn can b u y 3 V ’ diam. 2.95 7' diam. 7.95 circuit denture*, destroy* odor, b etter than UJJJO.. Tam month eujvty, 6 velopers and most of the lots to developers, The acreage on which the were sold. The property own­ mansion stands was bought ers used the mansion for a by Plantation Estates Dc- club house lrtrt as it grew tooj EC K ER D KADER Druq S tores small for the number of peo­ JEW E L E R S ple around DeRary the own­ 112 S. PARK AVE. ers deeded it over to the Florida Federation of Art for the State Headquarters. The large banquet halls are now used a as art galleries. The house has tiern restored and is becoming well known through­ out the eounty as one of central Florida's main histor­ ical and cultural centers. Throughout thr mansion in (-very room were hung paint —3 mgs done by members of the Aft Federation These paint­ ings are changed Irom time to time. &T 1 L=7 m l 1 ' T X A L L COLORS A T THE PRICE i i G §a tin T o n e *i OF W H IT E ! Alter tlie Interesting lcc | = - ZJhe easy paints c lure, members enjoyed a rov- _ ered dish lunch on the spar S io u s w-randa On the white 5 IN COLORS TO MATCH picnic table cloth were many s| green paper shamrocks scat s SatinTone tered about. After the lunch, a coffee, rake and filled cookies 2 REG. verc served by the hostesses, 2 $ 7.00 Mrs It F King and Mrs . EE GALLON I n in B John Lundy. • The business meeting was 3 OVIEDO GARDEN CLUB members nre enjoying n delightful luncheon called to order by chairman,' 2 on the veranda of the DeBary mansion on a recent tour of the historical Mrs. J. It. Hattie. Mrs. John old landmark. Shown from the left are Mrs. Tom Ryan, Mrs. Aubrey Ridenour, chairman nX tlie Myers, Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. Joe Hattie, Mrs. R. F. King. Mrs. Charles nominating committee, an­ Nihlnck, Mrs. Frances Goings, Mrs. A. 11. Ray, Mr>. Lynn Mosier and LATEX WALL PAINT nounced the following slate Mrs. Paul Snlvik. e — --------------------------------------- . of officers for the coming For Woodwork. Cabinets, » • • . |year: president, Mrs. J. R Kitrhrm and (lath. Or V ic e -p r e s id e n t . Mrs. Wherever Thr Glowing . C. H. Clonts; secretary, Shern and Ka*y Wipeabilily Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr, and *»*• o f \ Finish Like Enamel | While exchanging greetings ||rrasUrer. Mrs. F. F. King. PALM CIRCLE la Nrrdrd. The March meeting of the |he members and guests were j WEST END. N. C (DPI) — These officers were unani­ FOR CASH Palm Circle o( tho Hanford served ham, hot biscuits, |What's happening in the bed mously acccptrd. AND CARRY! Garden Club was held at thr I Members who enjoyed the cake, coffre and spiked' tea 'ban business is a lot of hunk home of Mrs. Blanton Owen, Growing families. living in ,riP vu‘ r‘> Mrs. J. It. Battle, by the hostess and her guest, chairman PHONE houses straining at the ratLynn Mosier, Mr* AubMrs. Lloyd Cochran. tors, are turning to bunk beds r,,y Myers. Mrs. Paul Slavik, .luring the business meet- Tlie piggy back beds help with Mrl- France* Goins. Mr*. = A lta m o n te S p rin g s iing lilnble 322-0500 nj Mrs. Owen announced ()lt.ir ipac.r prAblrn), 1 John Ridenour. Mrs. J o h n 's that Palm Circle members The up anil down trend in Lundy, Mrs. Tom Ryan, Mrs. Jss received 18 awards at the re beds also is ix-ing fortified by It. F. King and Mrs. A. H = ' 520 MAPLE AVE — SANFORD cent Flower Show. Mrs. Wade new college dormitories, fra Ray. siiiim nniiim iiiiiiiiiiiK iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiim niin Garner was awarded a blue tirnity houses and vacation Ry Julia llartoa ribbon on an entry and also lodges. Mr. and Mra. Jack Wallace the award of merit. As a result, says a fu m i-[ of Palmyra, New Jersey, Mrs. Harold Howe was lure manufacturer, there is were recent bouse guests of guest speaker and colorful more versatility in bunk bed Mr. and Mrs. Roland Grundy slides of flower arrangements designs. on Dolores Drive in Dol Ray and Vermont Gardens were e "Once considered strictly Manor. shown. utilitarian and usually styled DOROTHY GRAY Officer* for the coming year accordingly, the spare saving are Mrs. Wade Garner, chair­ double hunk suddenly has SATURA CREAM man; Mrs. Blanton Owen, co- emerged m a new, glamorous WITH HORMONES O l VITAMIN A chairman; Mrs. Harold Howe, role," he said. (8 ox. reguforfy 8.30) secretary and Gertrude Gil­ It all began less than a year America's Greatest bert, treasurer. ago with the introduction of NEW SATURA CLEANSING LOTION Drug Store Event The next meeting will be three new bunks in decorated (8 or. 2.50) April 15 (note the date rolof finishes: avocado green,' HUNDREDS OF ITEMS change), at the home of Mr*. black, white and Salem ma­ B O T H O N LY Helen DeWit. Guest speaker ple tone with gold accents and AT wtQ be Mrs. Carl Stubbing* decorations, as well as Wedg­ (an tt.00 value) whose subject will be "Bees wood blue with snowy white accents. In the Garden." Saturn’s exclusive formula actually drawn Z Satin Enamel SatinTone Garden Circles New Dec! 1 rends Lot Of Blink 10% OFF > LUMBER Personals An Extraordinary Beauty Eventl J WATCH FOR I T ! BIG 10-DAY (jtcxatCf £ STARTS URS. APRIL 1st 7.00 2 lort*pncsoll- PLUS A PENNY! _____ Now*#i h m a t to have your living room apring-clraned •long with the reat of your house! Bring those dra­ peries, covens and ruga ia today I Polarized Fur Storage SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT Philips XU Sign Of Quality A Service Cleanera 'Laundry & Fur Storage 319 W . 13th S t Phone 322-3315 NATIONALLY A0VMT1SED M LEADING MAGAZINES, SUNDAY NEW STAPEIS, RADIO AND TELEVISION "TUB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN". TOUCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG Locally Owned and Operated by Glenn McCall and “ Ernie" MRU ' COIL l i t & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN 8 AN FORD moisture from the atr to protect slrtn from dry­ Don’ t be satisfied with just sny Permanent! The difference in Waves makes the degree of Style Holding Support. Saturn Creamed on. regularly 3.00 plus Cleansing Lotion 8,o*. 2.30 BEAUTY SHOP Newly Mode raised Corner Oak R Commercial ing and aging elemants. Cleansing Lotion's deep cleansing action (loati dirt to the eorfa BotKOnly 4.73* (a 7.50 rolue) Eva Bess • Ph. 322-3914 A SILVKRPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL Oviedo Garden Club Tours Historical DeBary Mansion 000 acre* which made up his By Evelyn lAindy A field trip was enjoyed estate. He lavishly entertain­ Tuesday, when 11 member* ed great celebrities of his day of the Oviedo Garden Club including Presidents G r a n t drove over to the DeBary and Clcvland, the Astora, the Mansion. A tour of the man­ Vanderbilts, the Prince of sion, conducted by Mrs. Edith Wales who later became King Brooks, president of Florida Edward VIII of England. General Sanford, who was I Federation of Art, Inc., was |both fascinating and interest­ a friend of Dellary's, Ixiught the land adjoining, which to­ ing. After Uie tour, members day is known as Sanford. There are seven large bed­ gathered in the old dining hall where Mrs. Brooks told rooms with very high ceilings ol the interesting history id i and w indows to the floor, all the mansion and of the Do- opening «n to the veranda, llary family. ; The walls of the master bedThc historical mansion was 'room arc papered with the built by County Frederick original wall paper depicting DeBary almost a bundled a quail and wild bird scene years ago wiirn hr rim e There are four baths and wa down with his family and ti r was pumped in by a mill friends to hunt, fish and on wliieli still stands but Is not joy sunny Florida on the 29, in use now. 1'lie downstairs has two large banquet lulls anti an entrance lull running frum COLOR M AGIC i ftont to back, two sitting 50 lllearli K Tuner rooms, two pantries, a large T o u c h I |> kitchen and t hack kitchen F r o n t in g an d an apartment above Tipping $1(1.00 i nd $15.00 1with $6-50 where the servants lived. K in s t-s . V T i n t h The original old coal and ! wood stove is in perfect conI dition in tlie kitchen and tho j large original wooden ice j Ikixcs are in the back. Mrs. Brooks related that all ice [ was brought by (urges down tlie St. Johns River and was storrd In ice houses in the rear of the property. The wine cellar leads down from the FOR APPOINTMENT I kitchen.* Two wide verandas, one up CALL 322-4913 ane down, arc around the a side* and front of the house. Tlie house, built of cypress, 'probably accounts for the good preservation of it. Hair Styling Salon One part of the house, which 2201 S. Park Ave. was most intriguing, was the hand-pulled elevator which U still in use and still in per­ fect condition. It has the ori­ ginal ropo which appears in excellent condition. During tlie war th« estate passed into the hands of the government and was later FOR ANY OCCASION One reason milady's dress­ ing table is overloaded with useless Items is the fact that Art and cards enthusiasts arc cordially invited to the annual dessert and card party sponsored by the Florida Fed­ eration of Art, Inc., on Wed­ nesday, March 31, at the De­ Bary Mansion. Dessert will be served at Mrs. Clay’s parents, Mr. and noon followed by a variety of Mrs. J. D. Justice, and son, cards at 1 p m. Marshall, from Douglas, Ga., There will be an abundance for the weekend. of prires. Make your reserva­ tions today by calling 668 5435. John Martin of DrBary Use glass Jars for freezing Drive returned from his trip north to Ringhampton, N. Y., most fruits and vegetables, except those packed in water. this past werk. DeBary Personals By Mrs. John Leone she never purposely goes out cosmetic shopping, says cou­ turier Don Leper, of Califor­ nia. "You can save yourself a tiny bundle several times a year if you devote an after­ noon to replenishing those cosmetics you truly need," he noted. ECKERD DRUG STORES I S » �.« »• ' _ ^ I *7" — ■ •v % C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner Horoscope Forecast TUESDAY, MARCH 2J, IKS "So why should 1 learn to tell time? That's the only alibi I got for being late!'' By Galbraith SIDE G LAN CES ff r t .C C o R .D S t " It belonged to a little old lady who played in only one talent show!” By Kate Osann T IZ Z Y **l don't think I’d ever want to be a librarian. Ail that •Hence would kill mel” Antwsr to Frsviou* P u n ) . \ V anity Fair 6 Moolem demon! SChrmirol tullu 7 l u c k y ------- ACROSS 1 ------ .stern* •----- S*dl«r (o bi S Novel vUlwut • ----- 1} M il lurfoco 13 Adjectivefurnnnx lultix 14 Feminine appell.lioa 15 rrlito IS Continuity I S ------ Crowley 20 Sun Conol ronnretloa |2 word#) SI Clly official 22 Gem • condition* 22 K « dlob 23 bird 24 Pouonouo t e n 25 Italian honest eoddrsO 27 william — Thockery Ub ) 26llcoliii( chamber 23 Duchf IS Knl oplrtt ao C ndo oo u o c l j 91 Smoll b.rrscud* 33 Iloll! 34 Movcr'o truck 35 Heavy Import 97 Now Zealand psrrot 30 Rahr city 41 Cnucol 43 n o t h (o«4 41 Dole 4S Vltrrouo cool Ink 49 Strain 62 Bottle of — 64 Sera 63 Alwiyl 64 Upper llmh 67 Unbleached M S oop tram* bar 66 Truly 60 d oll mound DOWN 1 Don 2 Odd (Scot ) e Touch 9 Sunorto (pooL) 10 Aie-cnd 11 Greek mountain 17 Pcruoo 1 9 Unequal 19 Trim r " r~ T " 47 Church port “ Philippine 46 Phil) ew re loop 49 Body (wmb. (orml BO Polher 32 Iniifot .IS Aromatic herb 30 VClicet ly p< 40 Not ever icontrj 42 Attic A t Alleilolo 44 Sheep ipl ) l r " r~ 61 Traduce 63 Uinerol rock 1 r - i) i r 1 » r r i# H Ij u iT - J m ■ 5T r 20 iJ ■ 1 m xT r ■ 14 | r IT li ■ U XT I T r - n r M li GENERAL TENDENCIES: There are msny Irritants feeinn you today and tonight. But by careful study, end ap­ plying yourself vigorously to hsving everything you do Just right, you can turn today's influences very much to your benefit and satisfaction, be n r e you hold steady to what you have promised to do. AIRES (March 21 to April 19) It can be a source of ir­ ritation to others if you get started on new outlets you have in mind, so await a bet­ ter time. Take time for more study. Clear up points that are ambiguous. TAURUS (April 20 to May, 20) Your hunches concerning others are quite right, but keep them confidential. Be sure to handle ail of your af­ fairs efficiently and on time. Then you become the winner. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Your allies arc in a dither over your going flitting about, so be sure you get down to business seriously now. For­ get policy matters. See that you accomplish a good deal of work. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Getting your work done with alacrity and precis­ ion is preferable to calling others and griping over your lot. Count your, blessings. I)o your talking later and make it pleasant. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) A kindly act and a smile instead ot a frown can do much to lift the morale of those around you. This is true of mate as well. Don't go out and spend a great deal of money for rerreation foolishly VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Grtting the work completed at home that Is necessary will please kin, hut taking off in a huff will only annoy them. In­ stall needed commodities. De­ serve devotion shown. UBItA (Sept 23 to Oct. 221 Take care you do not go off with those who are careless in driving, etc. or there is trou­ ble Get busy seeking dala you nicd instead. Be on the safe side and you get ahead as well SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 2li If you use practical meth­ ods, you find that there Is am­ ple money, etc. that ran be reaped. Stop dreaming. Get jour house, etc repaired pro­ perly, l>e more proud of what jou own. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dee 21) Trying to force oth­ ers into doing what you deem to bo best will get you nothI mg, so carry through by your self Be tactful. Spend time to improve your appearance. CAPRICORN (Dee 22 to Jan 20) Instead of going around thr bush, come right out with tt and ask expert for the data you need now. Assist those who come to you for help. You will have their un­ dying gratitude AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) Most of your pals can be quite peevish and a pain in the neck, hut one Is loyal and worth cultivating now. Don't get involved with others' trou­ bles. Be sociable and cheerful tonight. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 201 Be courageous Instead of whining at thia time or you lose the respect of those who have power over your affairs. Show how capable you art. Don't' go off on any tangents IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN' TODAY, he or she will liter­ ally be born with a roving streak and want to leave work and family in seek of adven­ ture, but if you give a good education and dispel gloomi­ ness by discipline, travel can then be relegated to the leis­ ure lime in this life, or for some speclfie purpose. Great success Is then possible in this chart and much happiness as well. “ The Stars Impel, they do not compel.'' What you make of your life U largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter’ t individual Forecast tor your sign for April is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and ft 00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast, Thr Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 2B, Calif. i ■ TT IT a 4 ■ a 5r lS~ A> ■j u W u * 40 XXW STArU EM TUTU3I •% I. • - i 10 M r use Fraccia Signs 17 SI ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Mika Fracchia, a 6 foot-2, 200-pound defensive halfback who grad­ uated from Alabama in 1963, has signed a . 19*5 St. Louis football Cardinal contract. Fracchia missed all of last season because of • knaa In­ jury, which la reported heal­ ed. March' 22, 1965— Pnpre 9 .ffSr BanTorH Wrr«TB j Jacoby OntBhidqa The Official Encyclopedia SOUTH 32 of Bridge says, "False signals *AQJ can be used to persuade the’ » j toes ; ♦ J7 declarer to ruff unnecessary ♦ KQJf or to ruff high, in a critical W IS T (D ) FAST trump situation." 4KJI) * 1073 4 North held a minimum take­ ere * Q 9 7 » out double, but hi* raise to ♦ A K Q 10 ( ♦932 three hearts wat justified on * 10 31 *14 SOUTH the principle that It pays to try for a vulnerable gam* ♦ 92 VAKO whenever you appear to hava ♦ 9 5 4 a possible play for it. ♦ AI 72 When South looked over Doth vulnerable dummy he wa* dalighted with South W e* North Kart hia contract. Surely the king Pass 5 ¥ Dble. t ♦ Pass 4 V Pass 2 49 of apadcs would be held hy Pass Pass Pas* Weat ao there would be no Opening teed— ♦ K losers in either black suit. There were two sure diamond I only one trump trick. , losers and hie problem would Ka»t looked over dummy be to escape with the loss of I also ‘and deeided that he just Wa JJu t It beat* me (and if you ate a homemaker, it probably beuta you. too), when a manu­ facturer has a product that housewives like just fine a* la, and th* product is selling like hotcakea, suddenly it ian't good enough. The design haa to be chang­ ed or the formula haa to be Improved. "New" and "Improved’* are th* big words today on naarly every package you pick up or article you buy. And far more often than not, when the housewife hopefully buy* the "new, improved" product she discovers that she haa lost an old friend. Perhaps the finds she's al­ lergic to aomethlng in tho "new, improved" detergent. dUyhliqhiA MONDAY — MARCH 22 P-tO p.m NBC. The Andy Williams Show. (Color) I’liil Harris make* hia second guest appearance for the see son and I’al Boone, along with his four dnughteis, makes Ilia first, and they j..in Andy in a good hour of fun and aonga. Maybe not too niurh fun for Andy since film clips of bit futile efforts on the 18th green in the llmg Crosby tiolf Tournament vvill ti» shown during the informal spot. Song* Include Put's MONDAY r . M. (4 ) (4 ) (SI I 44 (I I (I) I 10 ( I ) (I) 1:90 (41 V oy #*# T o T he Rottom o f the Bos T - Tell (lit T ru th Ksrrn I've Got A Secret M«n F rom UNCI.11 T h e Andy G r iffit h Show No Tiros fo r 8#r■•ante Mun<1ay Night Movla <») Wendy A lhar (i) (I) 11-16 ( I ) (I) 11:11 l i ) Saw tro p e N t w tlln * T h s t i a r o f tha Star* T h* Dal* Show T on tt* S how TUEHDAT A . M. I t* (1 ) l l g a O t I I (2 ) Bunahlc* Atmanao I II ( I Nawe 6 W .a t h a r I 10 (41 Journ alism 141 I I I (II 7.00 ( I ) (I) 7:11 ( I ) 7:10 ( I ) till ( I j kunrlat Bamaatar N*wo * W . a t h a r T oda y Hunahln* A lm a nao W a k * Up U o v l t t Nawe f t r a X a r k a f 44*- I II 4 0# 1:11 4:14 I II III 1:1* )<> Th# Cdga at Night (41 Tog Don’t g a y (41 Th# Young Marrttds I 'll (I) *■•* ( I ) III (I) 4 II (41 1:10 i l l t|) 1 00 (I I (I) 1 31 III 1:1* III (I I (I) D ou gla s kS wnrge Nawe Sacral etarro Trailmaatar T h* Match S a n a NIIC N#ws Unci# Walt Mika D ou gla s g h ow Haahunt W oody Woodpackar Sports Nawacepa I.aav# it T * Baavae Hporta, W .a t h a r , Na wa w m -r-T v c n t v m MONDAY A. M. I I* Sign On I 44-1 it Tlmalln* 4.40.1 39 A m a rt ian *4 Hlatory (4) 4 18.*14 It a ad In g 41 - •> » 14-10 11 Bpanlali (41 lo 4u |i> 40 Kpantah II) 10:46-11.06 sp a c a Aga Srlanc* 1*1 11.14.II 10 Social Studlaa (l> VT file (It Talar (I) Mlckty : 'a I I# (9» T*nn Frnla ( ? ) S'awa. Udlturlal, W a a . ( hai 14) l o c u s As Th* WarlS T a r * . ) 2 I I -at a M .1 k • a |)cal (9 I \ a w all n* (II N lit * S'awa ( I ) P aatworg ( 4 ' Moid- iii o f T ru ih I t ) Klani. in tha Wind ( I ) Art l.inhlatlar ( I ) Pay In C our t ( l l Th# Doc to r s ) » ) . ( l i e Nawe (4) T o T . l l Th# T ruth 44) A nolh or W orld (I I (lanarat woa pltal t a i Na w a II, ( 4 ) Andy W illia m * 4 . 11 ( I ) l l o l l ) w o o d and lb* 9l *ra ( I ) Ding C r o s b y Show 14 01 ( I ) Alfrad H it c h c o c k ( I ) Ran Cassy 1 1 0 * ( I ) .Saws, Sports, W a s - Frans r II (4) Naw* 6 W.athar 11:11-11:11 Kornotao »( Maalo Show ( 4 1 ) VT lhar l:*t (It Caplala Ktataraa 1:96 (I) IVaalkar end Jt*wa 8:64 ( I ) T * 4 * y 1 .3 4 - 1 : 1 0 9:99 1:11 •:|t 19:44 (I) 14:19 (I) (9) ta i l (I) II.any A Coal Dlvore* Caart Amerloan History Eserela* R om p ar Room Morning Movla Make Room lor Ivaddy Mike Wallot* Nawi Wbat'g Tbt* Song I Lave L a w NBC Naw* 11:44 (4 ) C o n e a a t r s t lo a (4) Andy of Maybtrry (4) Dae. Brld* 11:1* (4 > J t o p a r d y ( 4 ) T b * M cC oys ( I ) Prla* la R i g h t T U E SD A Y r . M. She think* tho humidor is loaded with secrets and when il accidentally Is tiacd for sec­ rets, she's pursued hy thrush agents. Solo's rescue attempt gel a himself and Iliya raptur­ ed and things look black l>* fore they run wild. Some good playing helpa. Cesar Romero plays a suav* thrush agent and luacioua Bat barn Feldnn rsn’t help but make til# secialary look good. 8:30 9 p.m. Andy Griffith Show. "Opie'i Nawspspar." Opia's schoolboy newspaper becomes fascinating to adults whan they discovtr th# paper is printing all the town gos­ sip. The scandal is hot and thr tempers are hotter before Andy stops it. There's an hi­ larious scene at th* town dump as the principal* scutch frantically for thr last, juicy unread rdltlon. Show dor* a good job in sidestepping corn and Is both human and funny. 8:30-9 pm. ABC. No Time For Sergeants. "Stockdslr of th* Stockade." How to punish Will, who accidentally punch­ es Captain Martin In ths eye. Is a major problem. He's al­ ready volunteered for every­ thing which might he constru­ ed as punishment. Bo, it's off to the stockade, but even that's no answer. After Will rets through, being released from th* itockad* It worse punishment than being sen­ tenced there. SION ll * Y P. M. II on.11:10 K*lladoacopo (1-3) 14 41-11:11 Kind.Mime 14:10-1:11 Quasi (I) (I) (It (I) (I) (II (3) a "new, improved" product turns out to be inferior to the old—instead of sitting down and writing a few lines of proteat to the manufacturer? I’erhapi what we housewi­ ves ought to do right now about the product* we are satisfied with, to make sure that they, too, aren't sudden­ ly new and ruined, ia write the manufacturer* of eaeh a two-line letter. "1 like your produet. Pleeae don't change it." That kind of a letter writ­ ing campaign, if enough wom­ en take their pens in hand, might leave us a few old, un­ improved produet* we could count on as trusted, reliable friends. . "Goodbye, Charlie," Phil'* culprit turns out to 1)4 ■ giant '"Trombone Cholly" and Andy devilfish who’s annoyed by doe* “ I Gotta Crow," "Roses mini's ultra-sonic wave*. Nel­ of Love" and "I Concentrate son ba. his hands full. Not On You." He also joins the only mu*! he do something * Good T i m * Singers for about the nasty fish, he haa “ You're Nobody "Till Some­ to contend with th* misailo body I.ovee You," and Pat captain who'* olmoaeed with and Phil for “Jubilee Time." the idea of rapturing it nlive. 7.80-9:30 p.m. ABC. Voyage Shades of King Kong, but To the Bottom Of the Sea. with more inadvertent laughs. "The Creature." I.eslie Niel­ I ll p.in. NIIC. Tho Man sen guests as a screwball From U.N.C.L.E. "The Never missile captain who hoards j Never Affair." Solo gives the Seav lew to try to learn an adventure-hungry scorewhat mysterious ultra-tonic 1tnry a dangerous assignment, beam downed hie missile. The |getting tobacco for waver ly I 04 (Si Nswa 7.10 ( 2 I k » o n might beat the hand If he could persuade South to ruff a third diamond lead with the jack or ten of trumps. There­ fore, East played the nine of diamonds on his partner’s king. Weat continued with the ace and Kaat completed an echo with the deuce. Weat led the queen of dia­ mond* and South waa faced by a moment of decision. His best play would have been to ruff with the eight spot. Thia would protect him against the false-card and al­ so could not hurt him If Weat held the nine of trumps but South ruffed with the ten of hearts and the hand collapsed. East wa* bound to make two trump trick*! TV Time Previews Television Tonight (41 Nsw i. Sports, W e sIh er I D New ,, ope, Cont. 4 SO (Si Vlsvsrirk (41 "'UK News ( I ) II .in ( I s j •Urlnklsjr Deport 7 01 (1) Zaiis a r t y •41 U l i s e l By Oswald Jacoby DEAR ABBTt I : Terhaps a company that for year* made a ncver-fail, eaayto-operate cun opener droplied the old, trusty model for a new design that looks fine on the wall but ia very stub­ born about sinking its teeth into a can on the first three tries. What I keep wondering is: Why do th* manufacturers think good products have to t>* changed at regulnr inter­ vals? Ia it because it is easier to advertise • new, Improved formule than to advertise an old, trusted, reliable stand­ by ? Or I* it because housewives complain only to each other end to clerk* in stores when E ip lorln g S o la n o # (I) I 11-1:1* Quart YTR (b o o h The sun Is about 400 times broader than th* moon and alto about 400 time* farther away. O bby • went ■toady with a fu r for four months and everything was going along fine until my girl friend told me thet he wee making a big play for v \ By Abigail Van Buren DEAR P. J. D.t In ad­ dressing a letter (or gift) to a young man, uta "M as­ charge without ■ court e r drr subpoenaing tha r*oords. Th# Vateran’a Admin­ ter" until the end of his twelfth year. Whlta he Is in his “ teen*," on his cards and mail addressed to him, he is just plain “ John Jones." When he is cut o f his “ teens”—call him Mis­ ter! P.3. A girl, however, receives the dignity o f tho title "Miss" from the cradle to to thr altar. a a a istration offie# will not area send medical record* o f in­ formation to tho veteran'^ own doctor unless the veter­ an signs a rcieas*. a a * another girl. I naked him about it, and he denied it, but we had a big fight over P r o b l e m * ? Writ* ta it anyway. Then my girt ABBY, Box 99700, Loa An­ friend told me she heard geles, Calif. For a pertonat that he was throwing darts reply, enclosa a stamped, at my picture. Before l self-addressed envelope. knew what wa* coming off, * a * ■he had his picture torn in Hat# to writ# letters? C O N F I D E N T I A L TO bits in an envelope and on W O R It I E I) SICK IN Send one dollar to Abby, hi* front porch. He thought Box 6D70O, Loa Angeles, J A C K S O N V I L L E : Stop I did It. In a way I waa worrying. No one can ob­ Calif., for Abby’a booklet, glad, because he tried to tain information from the “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ show the world that he V o t e ran’* Administration TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ could hurt me, so 1 wanted concerning a veteran'* dis­ SIONS." to show him I could hurthim. My girl friend told me to ignore him, but it wasn't easy when I saw him cirri iug th* block three times to see If I was home. I was, but 1 didn't come out. Should I stay mail at him? EDYTH THORNTON McLEOO Or should i make up with s guy who did what he “ I am always traveling be­ housework and rubber glovea did? cause of my job, and I do for dishwashing. Keep away STILL LIKES HIM not have time for beauty par­ from harsh detergents. Hava a ham) cream handy at th* lors. I *m fifty, have gray DEAR STILL: What did bathroom basin and the kit­ he do? You found him guil­ hair amt il is so dry it looks chen sink. Do your nail* niraty on hearsay evidence. And just awful. Hew can I do ly and us* silver ton* or then you permitted your something for this condition? colorless nail polish. Always girl friend to act for you. My skin is dry, *l»o I use wear glove* in the street, This girl “ f r i e n d " ( ? ) soap and water.— Mrs. T. W.” not only for a well-groomed The water in msny places look hut also for protection. seems to be running your life. Why don't jrcu us* is very "hard" and. thus, had "I have much trouble buyyour own Judgment and for your skin. Use nny good i n g undergarments. H o w make your own decisions? cleansing cream and good should I approach this? — You couldn't do worse. quality witch hard for cleans­ Eve." • • • ing. Your skin will, I believe, Visit ■ department which react to this very favorably. lias a wide selection of underDEAR AIIBY: When I go Use cosmetic cil after cleans­ gnrments and ask for a sales­ to weddings and funerals ing and leave ■ little on for a woman to serve you and fit everyone else is in tears, hut I remain dry-eyed, nut powder foundation; also mas­ you properly. Never buy an when I see a snd movie, I sage the scalp with the same undergnrment without being rosmetie oil. Brush your hair fitted to it. Also, 1 have a cry like ■ baby. I hnve never hern side to show my up and out anil have it rut in limited supply of my booklet emotion* In public, and be­ sinipto fashion whirl) you on the subject. To obtain a cause of this I am sure can follow. When arranging copy, send me a long, selfmany people think I am your hair, touch the finger ndilrcssrd, stamped envelops hard and insensitive. Do you tips with r.'smrtic nil amt and enclose Twenty-five cents think I need to see • psy­ gently "caress" your hair. in coin. I will also send you a chiatrist? Or is this nor­ This gives it a nice sheen. copy of the designs for mak­ mal ? ‘ I am sixty-two, want to ing beautiful scarves and a color my gray hair, amt won* lace amt velvet ribbon dress. CRY BABY DEAR CRY BABY: It is ih-r what color I ahotiM Tomorrow — Man's E y • not uncommon for people to choose. My skin is eli-ui anti View. suppress their emotions, In fair, eyes are blue. 1 wa* a public. But if you theil tears rather drab blonde long ago. easily in private. I can't I Use a little makeup.- Madeo M t e ( u i \ ^ see where you have any licnne.” R ID E -IN T H E A Y R pivlilrin Don't let it bother Why lint let your handle*, A THtidlf you. There sic many high­ ser iry shades on you so lhal flMU A 11 iOO ly emotional people who you ran select the, most be­ "E T IIA M JK would envy your control, coming shade ? I think u soft IMIliriClsLUWS* a • a alls cry blonda will he very !■ I Hi**r — RlirrlRi hock in n in * flat tel ing, but are before you DEAR AIIBY. During n (el v% .I.OlaMHIItlU lDA dlsrussion in our ofice, it ilerlde. Alan watch your make­ I'lua let Elio O i l f w a s unanimously agreed up; you must harmonise it “ P A T H IE t iip in v n :it* that you were just the right with your new hair color. <*leftn l*4.rd person to settle a very per­ "My hamti are dry, oldturbing queaVon for us. looking (thry ARE) and have »|» t». Nothing I have tried At what age does on* stop addressing ■ young will hlciich out tin- spot*. It man us “ Master" and comonly makes my hands very dry —Header." nirni s to address him *" 'M r."? Tine, any hlearli strong rnougli to bleach spots on llitVery truly yours NOW thru WED. I*. J. D. hsnds Is too strong for com­ WARMLY HUMAN fort. And, although msny AND products will lileneh a hit CAPTIVATING! they are not trustworthy. Frank Gifford Hangs Up Cleats NEW YORK (UPI) - Frank Gifford hung up his deals as ■ New York football Giant for the e«>cond time, but the 34year-old offensive itar won’t stand idle—he has a well-chos­ en. rewarding career waiting for him in broadcasting. When the Giants take to the gridiron next September. Gifford will be safe snd sound in, the press box serving as an analyst for *11 Giant games televised by the Columbia Broadcasting System. Just foiget apota, use a fine snap for washing the hands, and slwsys wear glove* fur tiwiuoii 11* • y r n C r n a •*•'« ^*’4(ll <%«44) WALT DISNEY Those Callowavs TECHNICOLOR*' AT 1:1S - 8:40 • 9:0S 9:80 STARTS THURSDAY THE BIG ONE! BO'JS-.va.a*' “ QUO V A I)IS ” Vote Slated NEW YORK (UPI) - The Atlantic Coast Football Lea­ gue, composed of eight tea mi, will vote on the admission of three new members and dis­ cuss a common draft at lu annual «chrdulcd meeting March 20 21 at Harrisburg, Pa, N O W ST A R R IN G N IG H T L Y FOR Y O U R E N T E R T A IN M E N T 8 P.M . T IL L 1 A .M . “ J h a Q U iulonA n G E N E SH E LTO N A N D B IL L Y SHORT VOCAL A N D COM EDY TEAM . You’ll anjoy the surprising variety of delicious foods and tho fast, courteou# service at the Trade Wimla Cafeteria located nrxt to the theatre in th* Seminole I’ laxa Shopping Canter on U.8, 17-03 be­ tween Hanford and Orlando. Tender, prim* meats, garden-fresh vegeta­ bles, apiwtisinc salad* and your favorita pi* or cake. On Tuesday evening*, w# offer a 10OX. New York Sirloin Strip cooked to your order for only 79c. Thursday night is Family Nignt with free des­ serts for all. Saturday night ia Steak Night — « big, H-lb. T-Ikne steak cooked to your order for only 11.00, Luncheoni 11 a.tn. • 9:16 p.m. Dinner: 4:30 p.m. -8 :0 0 p.m. kouuiur.i krji'tosn || I IllillUkli 900 N bl.d 11:44 (*> lw*a *r U N (4 ) May W ha n (4 ) Doting Road • h o w 14:41 (I) Naw* 1 M * (I ) gather K now s »o r t (I) (I) Truth *r aatncaa Oo m o - H ill (*) (Sailing Ugftg H ill (I) NBC Naw. 1.9# (I) Otfl Talk C aphi RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 PARK DR. SANFORD PHONE 522.1251 i CAFETERIAS f ��*S e tn lir l Page 12—March 22. 1968 ffr a il Stiff Civil Rights Rules ^Told MIAMI (UPI) - AlUiotuh a public bearing on the civil rights bill here Saturday drew sparse attendance, federal leaders and experts on tbe subject, had some enlightening information on what had bet­ ter be done to comply Tbe session was sponsored by the Florida Advisory Com rnlttee to the U. S. Commls slon on Civil Rights. Federal advisor Charles E Clark, of Washington, outlined, for example, stiff rules which must be followed to avoid dis­ crimination in employment. Clark said the rules will sf feet almost every business ol any consequence but to clear up certain misconceptions about the law, be said —No quota system according to race la desired or permitted. —No one will be required to give preference to a worker simply because be Is a mem ber of a minority group or race. —There win be no federal Interference with any senior­ ity system unless it la based on discrimination. Dr. James Ward, of the U. S. Public Health Service’s At­ lanta office, pointed out In panel on medical services that Southern hospitals are in trou ble If they don't change. He said that virtually every hospital In the Southeast la in non-compliance with the new Civil Rights Act due to dis­ crimination — both with pat tents and on the staff. Tbe questions asked by the feiKral public about non-dls crimination against women in eluded whether they can take longer rest periods and earlier retirement. Clark reported that the sex was added to the discrimina­ tory prohibitions at the urging of a House member who was trying to kill the bill. Its in­ clusions, however, got the sup­ port of most of the women at­ tending. Hospital Notes MARCH It, 1965 Admissions William Bolte, T h o m a s Drcwer, Hulda Klbbec, Glen Ollnger, Patricia Itansbottom. Essie Sessions, Eddie Ere Smith, Manning Todd, Nellie Hagan, Sanford; Mabel Deuster, Matilda Yoder, Dcllary, Eleanor Henry, Deltona; Nel­ lie Jackson, Geneva; Kevin Sutherland, Mims. Discharges Fay Shupe and baby boy, John llurgess, General Fort n i, Minnie Ruth Williams. Margaret Cross, Beverly Fleming and baby girl, Henry Jameson, Arrie B e n n e t t , Gwendolyn Mrftu»T«, JohnnyLee Knight, Margaret tlein buch, Mattie Crtdick, Lucille Long, Patricia Coyne, Sanford; Gastln Bridges, Deltona; Otera Sides, Enterprise; Margot Patterson, Lake Mary; Mi­ chael Shivers, Osteen. MARCH 20, 1965 Admissions James Abney, Hattie Chan­ dler. Francis Christian, Charlea Davenport, ltila C. Glaser, Julia Hobbs, Lizue K. Powell, Pauline Roberts, Kay Sbarrow, Abe Singleton Jr., Mery Love Smith, Sanford; Pamela Grant, Maitland. Births M-. and Mrs. Riley Henry, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs Gene Roberts, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, Maitland, a girl. Dlacbargea William Bolte, T h o m a s Brewer, Edith Johnson, Madalene Craft, Wilma Pope, Can­ dace Knight, Claude Denton, Ridncy C. Carr Jr., Edward WUliami, Blanche Richards, Glen Ollnger, Mildred Flem­ ing, Sanford; Rebecca McCollolgh, DeLand; Edythe Bruce, Lake Monroe; Kevin SutberMims. Looking for eomethlng new In cookery? Don't mlae the aecond annual Mr. and Mra. Creative Cooking Schoos at tha Sanford Civic Center, March SO. See and hear the lateat In gooking with tha famoua Martha Logan, homa economist. Funeral Notice a s t i o x r , w i l l u m TiioN Aa — Funeral services for W il­ liam Thom u Oaughf, 74. who 4 M Friday, wore hold at I f a. as. today ad Oramkow Funoral Homo wtU no*. Char'laa * . Hogg officiating. Bur­ ial e s s In flraoawood CornsUrj , Apopka. Oramkow Fun- Beautification Objectives Outlined To Area Workers Bade objective* of the Seminole County beautifica tion committee a* outlined to a r e a representative* by Chairman John Alexander in­ cluded the following precept*: Beautification of county and municipal park* and recrea tion area* and *11 highway entries Into the county; Tree planting program on major itrecta and buiineis .***«5.-c_ ___ Encouragement of beautifl cation projects by property owneri in commercial and residential areas; Continuing long-range co­ ordinated program through the county-wide beautification committee. Alexander pointed out that area representatives should establish local beautification aub-committeea to approve lo­ cal program*, secure local support and establish local campaigns for plants and LINDA NOEL wnn crowned “ Cinderella, Queen funds. of Hearts,” at the 1965 Heart Fund skate bene­ All beautification d e s i g n fit at Melodee Rink Sunday. Out of a total of plans on hlghwaya or county­ $1,052 raised, Miss Noel collected over $500 her­ wide programs should be sub­ self. She is shown here (left) as she was crown­ mitted to the planning com­ ed by the former Miss Darlene Roberts, 1964 mittee for approval, he said. Queen, and Dr. Luis Perez, president of the Head of the planning commit­ Scminole-DcBary Heart Association. tee is A. L. Wilson of Sanford and members are Vernon Dunn of Prairie Lake; John Bethea of Forest City; Mrs. D. K. Dorman; Mrs. Fred Ganas and Mrs. Charles Flow­ ers, ail of Sanford. All a r e a representatives were advised to submit re­ A new slate o f officers for tion, will be Introduced by quest for SRI) design plans the DoBnry Republican Club Merrill who also is president and assistance through the planning committee. Mainten­ was recommended by Howard of the Dcllury Civic Associa­ ance agreements with munlcition The public ia invited. Middleton, chairman of the nominating commitce, nt the group's March meeting held nt the Community Center with the president, Glenn Smith, presiding. Smith wn* recommended for another term an presi­ dent. Other officers named war* Earl Merrill, first vice president; Albert I). Williams, second vice president; Virgin­ ia Harrison, secretary; Mm. L. Wind, treasurer; Mrs. Vio­ la Leone, financial secretary and Mrs Reatrice Muller and Robert N. McGee, co-chairmen of the entertainment commit­ ter. Guest speaker for this month's meeting was Col. William W. Hague of llel.arid who urged the ineinhem to "wake up, take nothing for granted, and get busy on local levels to elect your candi­ dates." Mrs. Leone presented five new members, Mr. and Mrs. THOUSANDS o f pancakes were served hot o ff Angel Diaz, Mr. and Mrs. the griddle to over 1,000 diners ut the Kiwunia John Bischoff and Richard annual puncuke aupper und auction at the Civic Poacher, who wera welcomed Center Saturday. J. C. Davis (right), Dr. John by the preaident. Wilaon (left) and other Kiwanians "kept ’em Next meeting will be April coming" all evening. Assisting the Kiwnnbins 19 at which time Glen Martin were members of the Seminole High School Key will discuss the tax situation Club. (Herald Photo) and one of the county commissionera will he present to talk al>out roads in the area. I.cc Maxwell, president of the West Volusia Civic Federa­ New Slate Of Officers Named For DeBary Republican Club Legal Notice Jack Welch Dies A t Enterprise Jark Welch, resident of En terprise for the past several year*, died Msrch IS. Local survivors are his wife and three aons. James, Jackie and Larry, and a daughter, Mra. Margaret Ray. Burial was In Alabama. Tha second annual Mr. and Mrs. Creative Cooking School under the direction of the Seminole County Extenaion Service will lx March 30 at tha Sanford Civic Center. Rerlpes for all ngca 8-80 will be featured. Legal Notice Boner os' i x t » :* tio m to Fa st LOCAL I.KOISI, ATIOSf T O SVIIUM IT MAT C O N C K R N : Nottcs Is harsby g iv e n o f In­ tention l o ap ply to the t i l l session * f the Florida L e g is t s lure (o r the passin g o f an aot a u th ori s in g and d lr t c U n g tha Trustees o f the I n t sr n sl I m ­ pro vem en t Fund o f I he Htste of Florid a to c o n v e y p ort ions of tks bot tom o f U h t M onroe to either the City o f Hanford, Florida or Seminole Coun ty, Florida, for uee by such gov. ernmealat authorities for a pub­ lic purpose, which said publlo purpose sball be determined hy suck governmental authority, provided, however, that no aucb conveyance shall affeot tbe rlgbte of a riparian own­ er) ta provide an effective data; to aetabllsh considera­ tion for such conveyance. Publish March II. l i l t CDK-1M • IV TilK fllU T I T r o t n r Ik AMI Foil tUMl.MU.IC t u t s . TV, FI.OHIMA M l. I ST va T I I K W I I . I . I A M H I I t m n t l HA V 1N 4IM 1I A N K , a b ank lni e c o r ­ p o r a t i o n o f tha P l a t a o l New York, BIG pal, county or civic group* for apccific area* must be completed before planting be­ gin*. Alexander cautioned that planting* on highway* or iso­ lated place* ahould be kept atmple for low maintenance and theft haiard, but those in municipalities might be more involved since haiard* would be lessened. The chairman told the com­ mittee thaUhe SRD la p r e p a y lng coordinated design plana for the following areas; Interchange area at 1-4 and Ilwy. 17-92; lakefront Boule­ vard on Hwy. 17-92; first north and south Island* at SR 434 and Hwy. 17-92; firat north and aouth island* at SR 436 and Hwy. 17-92; first Island north of Orange County line on H>vy- 17-92; Interchange area at 1-4 and SR 436. Wm. T. Gaughf Succumbs At 74 William Thoma* Gaughf, 74, of 2800 Magnolia Avenue, died Friday in a DeLand nursing home following a long illness. A native of Jackson. Miss., he moved to Sanford 17 years ago. He was a retired farmer, a veteran of World War I, and a member of Christ Methodist Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Annie Mae Gaughf, of San­ ford; two daughters, Mrs. Eldrklge Thompson, of Myrtle Beach, S. C „ and Mrs. Louie Alligood, of Apopka; a sister, Mrs. T. C. Schilling, of Jackson. and six grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Off To Viet Nam Charles E. Thomas, local man with a highly colorful military history, has left on a secret mission to South Viet Nam as a military advisor in civilian capacity. Thomas, who served as a Marine Corps sergeant in the Korean conflict, received the Silver Star, three Purple Hearts, and the Bronrc Star with combat " V " during his two years wiih a line com­ pany in the F'irst Marine Di­ vision. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and three children reside at 610 Osceola Drive. TU ES. “EVERFRESH” W ED. 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COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE Includes Ilookcane Bed, Double Dreaaer, Large Roomy Chest, Matching Boxspring and Innerspring Mattreaa. *1 6 8 EASY TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of- Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. l i t ST. 322-0983 BAG •BLEACH PACKETS” “AIR DEODORANT" ACTION FLORIENT 4 1 RGG* Alc PKG. 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND 7 oz. CAN With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of "Center" STAM PS HAM BLICB Lb. 79c ____ Coupon Good At ‘TH RIFTW AY’* Only Thru Wadnaoday. March 14. 49 50 EXTRA "CASHMERE BOUQUET REG. BARS 36‘ zb 51 GOLD BOND With Thla Coupon 4k Tha Purchase Of "Sara Lee" Apple ’K Spico STAMPS CAKE ________________ 14 os. each 79c Coupon Good At “ THRIFTWAY" Only Thru Wednesday, March 94. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Th* Purrhase Of "Llplon" INSTANT STAMPS TEA ________________ 9 Os. Jar 89c Coupon Good A t “THRIFTW AY" I Only Thru Wednesday, March 94- �* • .•*•*0 «fc . 1. V ■J •s . » ' I Pave W ay Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f Am erica” Moon Gus, John Open For Future W ay * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild thru Wednesday, hijjh in low 80s; low tonight in 60s. e t o 6 The Florida Medical Asso­ ciation and the Florida Med­ ic a l Foundation announces the establishment of an annual $1,000 medical scholarship to be awarded the high school student winning th f associa­ tion's first place senior prize at the State Science Fair. The scholarship will he presented the first time April 9 in the 10th annual State Science Fair at Orlando. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. MARCH 23, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 152 Lakefront Project Moves Forward CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — .Astronauts Virpil P. (Gus) Grissom and John W. Youn^ landed safely in the water at 2:20 p.m. (EST). Rescue craft— air and surface— were cn route to pick them and their capsule out of the water. Grissom and Y oudr fired their reverse rockets at 1:67 p.m. (EST) and lit g n n thcir-rcturn to was steerable to a limited ex ' mirth after a threc-orbit tent but only during its descent 76.000 m i l e v o y a g e into the atmosphere for a through apace. landing. Grissom swung the capsule This'fs a far cry from forc­ around—blunt end forward— ing a spacecraft, hurtling at and fired the four reverse 17.500 miles an hour, to n & w A ... rocket* in rapid auereskion as change its orbital path in the Gemini .1 craft passed flight. Gemini 3 accomplish­ over the coast o f Southern ed this. California. Over Texas, Grissom used Nestled in their 7.000-pound his on-board rockets to force Gemini .7 cabin, America's the capsule from a path rang­ first two-man apace tram ing from too to 148 miles in TAI.I.AHASSER (U P !) — soared into the skies at 9:24 altitude to a new path rang­ Gov. Ilnydon Hums promised It looked almost like Christa.m. (E ST), only 24 minutes ing from 97 to 105 miles. Sanford's waterfront dove- to nsme today or Wednesday VlrgU Grissom behind schrdutr. They were mas when Casselberry held lopment project movedtwoj the menibeta of his new uni Officials proclaimed this a Presentation of a formal ap scheduled to land in the At- "truly historic maneuver." open house for its new city Iimportant steps forward Mon­ versity Board of Kegcnt*. plication for a community an-, . . , . . T . ,. . ! Inntlc »bout 2:07 p.m. (E ST). As planned, the pioneering offices the other day. There c^a>* evening, tenna television franchise in .... . ... , , ... They began their third and U. S. astronauts descended in­ Sanford was made to was green frosting on the I City Commissioners were 1 ' |fluid orbit at 12:34 p.m. to the Atlantic about 70 miles LONDON (UPI) — Ameri­ Commissioners Monday by the cake and red punch. (old that the financing is teas(EST). northeast of Grand Turk Is­ Jcrrold Electronics Corpora • * • 1ible and that the silt on the can use of nausea gas in . . . . At 10:57 am . (EST) while land in the British West Indies tion but commissioners ex. ... , . Hackicy School boys braved j lake bottom is well within the South Viet Nam drew sharp .... , . . . flying over Texas in their about.4 hours and 50 minutes Sunday's cool weather by bounds of earlier studies made criticismtoday front the lornpressed little interest in this ■.. , . . _____ ] first circuit, the space twins after liftoff. TARGET AREA — Plans for the flight of the or any other CATV proposals. practicing tennis, baseball by engineers and by City Man- mur|i*t nnd non'(oinmunist changed the shape of their It was a textbook count­ two-man Gemini capsule called for a final and golf. ager W’ . E. Knowles. world alike. Officials of the Jerrold Cor-1 orbit. At the time their flight down. From the start the pilots poration told the commission touch-down near Grand Turk Island in the Ba­ I>oomis Lecdy, fiscal agent If* < i]o ilS V path ranged from 100 to 142 were pronounced in “ great" they are the best qualified to „ ,i|ri , ltove th„ , arth. hamas. Recovery ships cruised the entire or­ A group from SI, Luke's for the municipality, reported ‘ ‘ ^ OBLANDO (UPII — Police condition. Spacecraft and roc­ render the service, by reason bit path. Church in Oviedo toured the on a million dollar bond issue 103 MILE RANGE ket were “ go." of their experience and sales i offices of the Southern Beil suggested earlier by the City officials tentatively r u l e d After firing some small rock­ As the 7,000 pound spacecraft record. Telephone Company here to Fathers He said with the sup jealousy as the motive for et thrusters aboard their craft, went into orbit. President two murders and a suicide in They pointed out that they *!•>'port of the franchise funds and a wild shooting spree by n would bring in TV channels 3, their orbital path was more Johni0n * a, watching on tele * * '* the utilities tax the bonds Cape Kennedy engineer here 8 and 13 in addition to eight nearly circular, ranging in al- vision at the White Mouse and A rain-soaked young man would sell readily and “ at a titude from 97 to 105 miles. V'ice President Hubert H. * FM stereo radio stations came into the Sanford police very favorable rale " While *Su,,,1">' n|KhL Then, two hours and 2d min Humphrey was listening lo the They added that the CATV station Saturday and asked the adder! collateral provided service would In- provided free utrs aflrr lift off as they soar- rapid fire sequence of broad “ Is it true if I don't get a through the utilities tax is not MIAMI i l ' I ’ l) Six proto public, private and paro­ ed over the Indian Ocean half raxt events at the Cape, license plate today I II have to essential, he added, it is “ good The word that Gemini 3 had chial schools, municipal faci­ way through their second trip wait until next se a r?" When procedure'' to inrlude it in pie ahnnilotifd a tented cabin 1 around the earth. Gnsson achieved its planned flight cruiser at sea .Monday niiclit SEABROOK. Tex it I’ ll — The Youngs planned to rc lities and hospitals as well as informed that he could buy his order to reduce the interest John Young when the boat appeared to he Young Scott and Mark Gtis main in their home in the closed circuit television broad- steered the spacecraft in a patj, was relayed by Paul Han license tag Monday If he rate. different dimension — lo left ey. a NASA official who was low on fuel. The ( ’oast (iuart! I wished, he muttered: “ Man. City Manager W -E Know som counted down together, quiet College Park residential ra' l, lo r,' ir » nd charitable and right. j acting as "the voice of Comand I had to get out on a day |,.s u,|,| the group that the re staited n st art h today for the * "three, two. one . . . ignition, area here until alter the re oi ganiiaiions. These maneuvers had the ef ini-> al ,hP tape Kennedy con boat Y%hnh was still believed sell, service, like this.' 'port of the survey of the hotand then watched tlieir dad covery of lhe capsule and Hie' " r d‘* no* feci of changing live space-1 troi center, |rent or lease television set*. soar into space atop the 'titan astronauts Is accomplished * * * tom <>! I.ake Monroe in the, d ,i(l,n K lhe oce,n' craft * landing spot 30 to 401 “ The capsule Is in orbit." A lew persons stopped by Connection charge maxtmums rocket. Speaking of Saturday's rain vicinity of the proposed site O il be about a _$5 and wind, it was strong „f the Itiverport was in his The families of Astronaut, outs.de Hie house th „ morn- “* "<uild " Ui ..br a»°"< $25. *with “h ■ " 5 * ~----W n "LSU rw fJ1 " i X ' M " * * ‘ lid ' in _. » have been otherwise shape al this point-over Ber­ EN ROUTE FROM SELMA Virgil i G ii>i Grissom and ng Inii onlv o n e v is it o r ,-n a month service chn»-gr The enough to tear loose a sailboat hands mu oniy mu visitor *n , , . „ steering maneuvers were sue r ir r s iu 'K G ii ( u r n — . . . ,, . , .. .1 muda." from its moorings on the lake lie saul that all findings T o MONTGOMERY. A l a . John Young watched on t< Ic len d Orlando Mayor Hubert <l1' would benefit tiy a reAt that moment Hie erafl Nurses at .Magee Hospital Three-hundred civil vision. •"*’ ° n' 0,,,,•la, CM" ^ . and crash it against the sea were well within the toler 11 I’ l I < arr stopped by and chatted venue of six percent of munUily receipts. it . "truly historic maneuver was hurtling through space at honorrd today's G e m i n i w all. antes that hr had anticipated lights demonstrators cloaked Betty Grissom, wtio has bin fly with the Youngs. .... , . A spokesman for the Nation- aland 17,500 miles an hour in home-made poncho* trudgspace shot In • unique man“ We provide a free seven , . 1 . „ . . in his earlier forecasts This been through it before, amt Oill-ule the home, television al Aeronautics and Spare Ad­ Everything hail gone accord nrr. A lady keeps railing the po- he pointed out. meant that die lhr" u»''h ,hr « in ,,n Barbara Young kept their cameras won- set up in pro day Inal and if lhe customer ministration (NASA) said the ing to plan. The first and »e When a newborn girl, police to complain about a expense of dredging the "is the thml lei* itf their historic emotions to themselves But paiatum for statements Infer does not like Hie service, tie agency was “ very pleased corn! stages of tha Titan 2 roc­ does not have lo sign the confound abandoned In • city trowing rooster. Apparently 'and'' site of some 13 to 15 march on Montgomery. (lie children were excited in the day and newsmen wait­ with lhe oiieration ol the man ket had fallen away, leaving sewer, was brought Into the trnrl," company official* said. there is no law against having aeres would fall within Hie They stayed home H u m ed covering system " He iles- the little catiin on its own. hospital’s emergency room Commissioners were inv it reel a pet chickun. school lor the occasion estimates on which Hie admin lhe Youngs chose to remain cribed it as "absolutely es Gemini 3 passed ils initial Ihr n u r s e s Immediately SAIGON t UPI) — U.S. * * * , i.stration was proceeding. Mrs Grissom sat in a coin li here at their home tor the '/> huir facilities .if Melbourne. sential lo future rendezvous hurdles safely—Hie moment named the child "GemlllL•, What popular Lake Mary Commissioner Earl Iliggin nml Smith Vietnamese wai in the In mg room wiili Tunly I.nineh. despite Ibe fail lli< Fan Gallic and Oriliond lleaeh maneuvers" in which Gemini after launch wbrn acroilytia phinca bombed and strafed Later commissioners voted Gemini weighed In al distafl canoe III was caught imtham asked Lecdy, Do you. Cooper, wile of Asti on,ml l.o.neb spe Mt Cape Kennedy spacecraft will meet and cou- mic forces would tear it to dial all ( \TV companies lie about 7'a pounds and was upriver recently without a then, believe that (his is fin in it It ni y installation* and con­ Gordon Cooper, and a lieigli is less Ilian 50 miles away , , , , pie with a rocket in orbit, pieces if it was vulnerable, reported In good condition. voys m Communist North informed tbat W e have not ' single slice of bread to wrap ancially fcasiblle?" bor. .Mrs. Jerry Hammock. LOOKED LIKE STAR tIve moment when It would fail Viet Nam today. It was the heard any d e m a n < 1 or Thr child was found In the around all the sandwich mak Lecdy'* “ Yes. I do" prompt­ She made no comment as the JACKSONVILLE ( CPI) The two-man Gemini—3 cap to go In orbit if its speed were city srwrr by construction ings she brought along Ini ri| tiic commissioner to say third attack ngamst the Com­ rocket blasted oft in a cloud Mr and Mis II A White nc|ted any public interest in side ruse from Pad 19 al this ton little—and soared serenty worker Al I'lern of Connells* Hals of the frustrated lunch - n , at's a|l | want to know. munist noilh tins week of reddish brown smoke wairbed their son in law, As community antenna service, spaceport atop a Titan 2 roe inln an orbit carrying it Mime see no real need nr desire for villr, about an hour beforn er. we understand, are M. K lad's go. What is Hie next -Said Mrs Young: Ironam John W Young, tired kel which lielehed reddish 150 miles high at the outset, • • • Ihr Gemini liftoff at Cape "I'm deliriously happy " step’ " min orbil today and Mrs Ibis servirr and are not in­ brown smoke from Its twin I ST PETERSBURG (UPI) Krnnrdy. Engraved invitations have It is possible that the Com The Young children, Sandy. While commented. “ There terested in any CATV fran­ engines generating 430,(aw chises at (tils time " Motion gone out from the Seminole mission will hear additional ~ S,r‘" ’ K w,nd* h- yy eight, and John, six, were up John - doing just what he's al was made by Karl Higginbo­ pounds of fhrust. High School Diversified Cn pertinent farts from an rngi seas pushed vessels far to the bright and early for the lug wavs wanted •• It rose Into the sky on a south amt wrsl in the l’ensa AVON PARK (UPI) — Dr. operative Club to the annual neering firm today The Whites, uliose ilaiigh tham and seconded by M I. day There were four tele pink column of flame and fad Burton C. Ostling, of Avon employer • employee banquet Knowles indicated Ihal the “ da lo St. P< Irrahut g s a i l vision sets in the Young home ter Barbara, married Young It a horn rd lo a bright star like point Park, has been elected chair­ The home of John Walters, a result. slated (or 7 15 p m April 6 in nrxt 0(.p, bringing the r*r' * " d The children sal on the arm in 1955. w a tc h e d Hie G e m in i a» Gemini hurtled toward or man of the slalr alcoholic re­ 2211 Avocado Avenue, was three vessels slill were sea the student lounge. This is a lakefrnnt development pro­ of Mrs. Young's chair to shot on I r l r v i s m n at H in t tut habilitation program advisory broken into during the week* group of students who with jorj r ]oaer (0 reality Is a three- today, watch. lioine The countdown was almost \council, replacing Hugh l.alor. end nnd a half-dollar coin the cooperation of local bust par( program involving the sr “ Is that daddy? Is that dad Mrs While said she was JK-rfect. At one point it liecamerof Miami, win* resigned aftei collection wns stolen. Police r.rssmen and firms, work half furinj 0f private capital for d y ? " little John asked. calm because Young bad been necessary to tighten a fitting j i« y,.llra aa rhaHmnn. said hurglai* made o ff with WASHINGTON ( UPI) — a day and go to school, bach |,.a, 0». proceeding with pro a Navy lest pilot before lie bee Jay Colling, president of when a leak develojwd in aj t.alor. a Miami nurseiy la i wecu $30 und $4(1 worth of year the students fele their (PS>jlini)| engineering service* Tlie director of civil w-qrks OBLANDO ( UPI) — The nulling .in astronaut and lest the Orange County Mar Assn rocket oxidizer line This ac- ] WHS on#. „ f t|lr pnm(. .silver dollars and an undeter­ for the U.S Corps of Engl father and step mother of As employers with a dinner, in and preparing the piloting is what you niiglil call nation, ha* liern appointed a eompllshed, the launch came i movers behind Ibe effort lo mined amount of Kennedy nens said Florida is among appreciation. , certificates for sale. Ironaul John Young remained a liazardnii* occupation" ' special assistant attorney gen off only 24 minutes later than j '-*tahli*h the agency which gut half doltnis and other coins. the "moat, critical” aims — in semi-seclusion here today -------------------------- - -------j oral h> Ally Gen. Earl Fair- scheduled. • it* chatter fiom the 1953 Leg- Also missing was an rlectiie scheduled for $3 billion in wa­ All majorettes, both former keeping labs on the orbital cloth al Tallahassee Building up speed as it rose, 1ja|ature. lazor. ter woika project* around the flight of the Gemim-Throc and present, are invited to a Fairrloth said Colling'* dut the spacecraft went into orbit nation. reception Thursday, March Flag 1C* would lie lo assist his of ovrr Bermuda at a speed of apace capsule flown by Virgil BUNNELL I CPI I 25. from 7:30 to 9 30 at the Grissom and Young. let County Sheriff Homer fire in legal mailers arising a|)((U| 17100 miles an hour, Inline of Sylvia Williams. 1920 The father, William Young, 1111Mil *. til, died today of a m the four county are* of Or ( Th<. inlltal nighl patll rang. Park Avenue. The honor guest KAGl ' SA, Sicily ( UPI) — took the day off from work at hr-arlt attack while oil duty. ange, Osceola, Seminole and (,(j (rom a |ow point of 100 it Mrs. Mcrl Smith, twirling When Ro«aria Arrahito, 41. a citrus co-operative at near­ Brook*, who had been sheriff Brevard mils, exactly as planned, to a An itinerant rooster that instructor at S11S for the past gave birth to her 18th child by Plymouth to follow the pro­ here fui eight years, was Colling will continue In his high point of 142 miles, eight crows from 4 to 7 a. m. every a l w a y s first q u ality m ten years, who is leaving the husband Giovanni announced gress of the flight on televis­ elected to a third term lust private law practice in Or- m)ies under Uie preplanned area. Those planning to at morning brought a complaint Novi-oihcr. lando and Merritt Island. orbit. _ to City Commissioners Monday ^"I’l'dy. wr want six more.” ion. tend, kindly call 322-64U2. The word from both space­ f om Mrs Mary McMahon, of craft and pilots was that they 399 South Park Avenue, who The Seminole County Hu­ REPEAT OF were in "excellent" condition. nt sne Society will meet Thurs­ declared she has been “ dll- j A SELLOUT! Underscoring this, Grissom day at 7:30 p.m. in Hie coun criminated against." and Young were given the "go Mrs. McMahon told comm-; ty commission room at the ahead" for a second orbit only court house. On the agenda is issioners site had complained a discussion of plans for the repeatedly to City Manager W.Seminole County Board o f; The board also delayed ac - ' The board tabled action un­ the county road department 51 minutes after liftoff. future as well *» * review of E. Knowles and to the police Commissionerstoday balked tion on an appeal by 18per-1 til its next meeting, April 13. were requested to make a traf­ READY FOR CONCLUSION Ground controllers were set fic flow study to see if more past accomplishments. department about the rooster un(jert*king joint maintensoni protesting the building Thq board also setApril 13 stop signs are warranted and [ for conclusion of the throe-or which struts around in an al­ ance of Slt 427 in Altamonte of a dog kennel on property for a reconsideration hearing to check on the school zoning bit flight In the Atlantic some­ Today is the birthday of sev- ley behind her apartment house off Longwood-Markham Road on a denial of a zoning change and other matters. time after 2:07 p. m. (EST) eral well known men in our and makes so much noise her s PrlnK‘ to Hufoid Reams in Hilltop The National Aeronautics The town of Altamonte cast of 1-4. The board of commissioners town. Among them are Char j tenants have moved out. Three residents of the area Estates. The zoning adjust- also voted lo reconsider a and Space Administration (NA­ lie MorrDon. PR m*n; Neal Knowles yaid the dog ward- Springs had requested that Farmer, real estate dealer;- en had been sent to apprehend the county share in upkeep of spoke in opposition to the ken- ment apparently would permit previous plan to sell county- SA) billed the Grissom-Young Rev. John Hire* of Grace the rooster, but could not find (hr road, Sandford Avenue ncl and an appeal petition luirscs to be stabled in the owned property near Sand mission as the first aboard a was presented the boqrd. ! area. Lake Road on the advice of spacecraft capable of chang­ PLUS Methodist Church; Al M la­ him. Police Chief Roy Wil­ from First Street to Magnolia, Dr. Lewis L Kline plans to Norman Duke, president of County Attorney Harold John­ ing orbits in space. PC. S E T O N L Y gan, (not the bartender, the liams said that his men have as part of it lies in the coun­ FED. TAX Col. Pavel L Belayayev, build a 20-run kennel for Ger- English Estates Association, son. barber) and H. W. Goodspeed. checked out the - complaints ty and part in the city. man short-haired pointers on appeared before the commisJohnson advised the com­ chief pilot in last week's flight Commissioner W. Lawrence each time and last Saturday retftyd railroad man. Hippy • Lots Of Pockets • 13” Beauty Case Birthday and many happy re­ believed that they had shot Sw of ford's motion for the a 33-acre tract of land he »ion lo request, school zone missioners that the property by Russia's Voskhod 2 space­ own* in the area. signs around English Estates once was listed as a cemetery craft, contended that the So­ county lo join in the road's • 21” Weekender • Quilt Lining* the rooster. turns to-all you fella*. Gordon Frederick, attorney Elementary School, the crcc on the (ax rolls. He said It viet ship also was maneuverMrs. McMahon said that af- maintenance failed to get a • Removable Mirror • 21” Pullman tion of more stop signs on Ox­ would not be advisable to sell able In space. Most people describe as ter the shooting she had not second. ’ However, the com ­ for Kline, asked the commiy • Green. Blue. Red ford and Derbyshire Roads sioners to affirm action by • Choice Wood Frames the land if it was used a i a missioners did not flatly re­ But U. S. trackers detected “ extravagance” the way other heard the rooster for a couple the board of adjustment in and the (ill-in of Oxford ditch. cemetery and bodiea remain ject the plan. They took the no proof of this. Voskhod 2, of days but “ now he is bark people spend their money, VACATIONS — GRADUATION — WEDDING GIFT permitting . the kennel. CommisiiorK-r Lee Gar> and, on the property. mailer under advisement. according to U. S. Intelligence, .aays Lion Bill MacLauchlin. j again." --------------------------------------------------------------------*--------------- r Financing Feasible, Council Told Council 'Cool' On TV Antenna Franchise Bid BRIEFS Maybe Today Criticism Astronauts' Families ' Leave Boat Watch On Television j Foundling Is Gemini Third Attack Heavy Seas Ostling Named Coin Collection Taken From Home Attorney Wins State Position ‘Most Critical' j Crowing Rooster Bugs Council Sheriff Dies More Vet? j^ n n e u f LUGGAGE SPECIAL! County Balks On Altamonte Plea 1 rH / •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 22, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 22, 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 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/ef79aea98d7ba931e66a498e9c7c7e60.pdf a3766f5dc4d05cf872e01194c4513a9e PDF Text Text gtj> 0«nfarb ^rrilh Page 4-A— March 18. *65' Spring Here (Sigh) By Ward Cannt) Newipaptr Enterprise A nn . When tullpa bloom In Union Sqnara And timid breathe o f vernal air Go wandering down the duaty town Like children loet in Vanity Fair . . . So begins Henry Van Dyke'a description o f spring. It is probably an awful poem and really net worth any­ body’s time. It not only rhymes, but is also filled with ail tha cliches usually associated with the season such as birds, brooks and flowers. We only set the lines down because some tribute must be paid to spring. And there is a great deal to be said for using cliches as they are s« clear and readily understood. Consequently, we would like to borrow a few more of Mr. Van Dyke’s words for the occasion. They were written In 1804, not far from where we live, and are titled, “ When Tulips Ulocm In Union Square." But we must confess that for all the springs we have lived here In New York, we have never actually seen a tulip hloom in Union Square. Or any place else in this dusty town. When every long unlovely row Of westward houses stands aglow And leads the eyes to sunset skies Beyond the hills where green trees grow . , , Now, that Is a curious thing. We have covered this city on foot many times, and have never yet seen a sunset. And just what green hills he is talking about we cannot say, although we have looked for them many times. However, to continue; I guess the pussy willows now Are creeping out on every bow Along the brook; the robins took For early worms behind the plow. As to whether that Is so, we cannot say. The florist at the corner sells pussy willows all year long, ao you do not have to wait for spring for them. And about the robins and the plow—well, It Is quite possible although we have never seen a plow. But, to go on; I think the meadow lark'i clear sound Leaps upward slowly from the ground; While on the wing the bluebirds ring Their wedding hells to woods around. That Is something we know quite s hit shout, having been a science reporter for several years. And we heve it on excellent authority that the meadowlark's disap­ pearance is no real loss as new insecticldrs do his work four times Ss efficiently. As to the bluebirds, they are still around. Ws have a tree in our neighborhood and saw a bluebird there last year. Or was it the year before? The floeka of young anemones Are danring round the budding trees. Who ran help wl.hlng to go a flthlng In days as full of joy as thrar? We do not know precisely what anemones are. Hut there Is doubtless seme sort of repellent you can use. Or. as we prrfer to do, keep the windows closed and use the air conditioner until the first frost. And now to conclude: T is not s proud desire of mine; I ask for nothing superfine . . . Only s trout or two to dart From foaming pools, and try my set. Tis all I'm wishing—old-fashioned fishing And just a day on Nature's heart. We agree, and have discussed (he matter with several rinse friends. Hut unfortunately, it is out of the qurstlon ns it would take you a day and a half of hard driving just to gel there And then you cannot he sure it is still there, what with all the hollaing develop, nirnta going up. Not that we feel the season went out with the 19th century. We are sure the hounds of spnng are fast on winter’s traces. Somewhere a barrel organ’s caroling across a golden street, and somewhere the voice <( the turtle is heard in the land. We would bet on the fact. It is just that we cannot prove it. „ * ,8 W tout fqufvoCnt ,1 " 1 SANFORD PLAZA" ° N 0R SANFORD, F L A .’ Of '0% to 30% ovormosr M r —Cgmpet.tw, prfr. . AU V ou Can ------- [IUITITJ— QUANTITIES PRICES G O O fl OH SOMI n t M 1 There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE C o n v e n ie n tly NEAR Y O U ! PERT 2 9 * Pkg. 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Hut lie made it clear he did Cot support the measure. Morse, one of the Senate's most outspoken critics of for­ ECK ER D 'fOUKlMH SPEUM. PRC’S FOR 3X 1.00 V A LIA N T M IN 'S W ASTE BASKETS IN A VARIETY OP SOLID DECORATOR COLORS. Compare at 1.59 SHOE TREE • FITS ANY S IZ I SHOI ■ • HEAVY PLATINO RUST-RE­ SISTANT Compare at 91c �V •> % * V vice Cosmonauts Land After 16th Orbit Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” © to ib n t lh Usually the old saying that the "girls are smelling the orange blossoms" alludes to June, the month of hrldcs. But DivAnn 322-2G11 7Jn V liil ^ Phone Zip fiwln Code I32771 just get a whiff of that'heady MOSCOW (UPf) — The So­ aroma that now fills the de­ W E A T H E R : Chance of scattered showers Saturday, high about 8 0 ; low tonight in lids. lightful air hereabouts. Glor­ viet Union announced its twoman spaceship landed safely VOL. 57 ious 1 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FR ID A Y, MARCH 19, 19G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 150 today after an epochal flight The beautification commit­ in which a cosmonaut left his .' yl * „ . 1'’ tee has gone to work to make vehicle and returned for the [• • • *• -■V / *’ j* . the approaches to our "C(ty first time. ■ r '> . V* ' . ■ • • A V * . ‘ V. * The official Tass news agen­ of Splendor" sufficiently ap­ pealing to invite passersby to cy said Col. Pavel Belyayev, "com e ’n see us." This effort 39, commander of Voskhod is in spite of some expressed (Sunrise) II, and LI. Col. misgivings about "who’s gon­ Alexei A. Leonov, 30, who TALLAHASSEE (U Pf) — na keep the spots pretty?" braved the haiards of abso­ Stale convicts can not he used Take a look at the tiny plot at lute zero to walk in space, to harvest ngrioultursl crop* 25th Street and Park Avenue, landed safely after a flight of f.r n private concern. Ally. lltr Donna Estes 2G hours and tvvo minutes. Automobile show scheduled skeptics say, and they add that .luck Unshoe was litred as Gen. Karl Fairdoth snid to­ The announcement ended for downtown Sanford \pril 7 someone promised to keep the nil nddith-tuil pail time pn day. rock garden with its ever­ hours of silence by the Krem­ 8 9 is expected In attact 15,090 trolnum for the t.ongvvmnl Po­ greens a real adventure in lin and growing feeling of un­ persons, the Sanford Automo­ lice Department on recommen­ beauty. So what happens? easiness. The Russians had bile Dealers' Association said dation of Police Chief Clniule WASHINGTON (U P l) e Scraps of paper, empty bottles, not given any progress re­ today. Enyrt during a continued ses­ The Commerco Depnitmcnt and trash of many descriptions ports on the High! of the space Between 125 and 150 cars sion of the City Council reported seven per cent in­ litter the triangle, and you hits since 9.30 p m. ( EST) will he displayed during the Thursday nftrr Voskhod II Th ursday crease in the number of u m b­ don’t have to be a square if three-day event. Chief l.tiyo staled that Hush- er* employed by the nation's you don’t want to be ’round it. had completed its ]3th orbit. The Greater Sanford Board LANDS AT PERM or had been highly recom­ cities. the doubters add. The Clockof Commerce voted today to The official text of the Tass mended til'd had he' n a mem­ winders are sure that the new announce merit said, "Voskhod contribute a stereo, color TV ber of Ho- tile depait mcllt DREAM COME TRUE — Man has Innu yoarncommittee has an answer. 11 landed at 12 hours 02 min­ I and portable TV to be award and p. lo i- I.....I vc. ei! to fly iimti-i bis own power, unhiintpeml by WASHINGTON (U P l) — ed during the show. Mayoi David Wentworth nn Indonesia, responding to * a machine. This was achieved in a sense, by That United Fund thermo­ utes Moscow lime in the area Tickets for the prizes will notim cd that dedication cere­ I S. protest, hns given writ­ Russian Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov when he left meter on the east side of One of Perm, west of the Urals." Perm, once called Molotov, bo available in downtown monies for tin- new outdoor ten assurance against further bis spaceship Thursday. He was in orbit at the West First Street ought to stores during Hie event. A m eii'.oi flag al tlie city ltoil tuna semen l of Americans in same speed as bis ship. Ibid the lether which come down. 11 now serves only i> about 700 miles northeast First Street from Park w ilt l>> held at .’ Ill p in Sun .lot, lit l a. held him broken, he would have drifted away, to remind us all of this coun­ of Moscow. Tass said Colonel Belyayev \vrnue to Palmetto \vcnuc «ljiv I i m* r Mayor If. helpless, hrrausc there was nothing to push ty’ s residents’ failure to as­ used manual controls to land will lie blocked off for the au luini 'O’l will guest of ll’inagainst to change his course. sume a responsibility of eontomnbilo display, with the ex "i fin ■■p- oi <nst"U and tncmWASHINGTON (C P I) — rein for others \nd the sum the spare craft eeption of a center lane which It said both he and Leonov tiera of 11"- illy government, While nriil Ni’^ro picket? con established as a goal was » Wilt be ill-signaled a fire lane fill ai I p lice department* hfnicil their nitfhl «ml day VERY low one for some 7t ,000 "lerl well" and that the scien­ The ears will be on display tific program which gave the also u It la piesenl. *il iliiun m front of tin* White people to contribute to the dr Soviet Union a giant lead in all day and evening but the \ iii v<ii i nos in gamzntiolis 11oil today rven though serving agencies. the space race had been various exhibits will be mann­ will atiiltd including the Yet­ Prrsiult nl Johniion vuia nt hit ed and the cars unlocked dur i ’ ■- i.f Wilt Id W i I. \ ♦1' i IVtHt lunch.. The large mrrease in aspir "fully accomplished." The two cosmonauts were inig the hour. 11 3o a m to 9 tins of Cni'igtt Wats end in sales no doubt is due to p. m Downtown store, will \- -in an t * e O-ll the fact that many who arv blasted into orbit—the highest stay open until 9 fot the three In "H er busiiii-.-s. t’ldf on U \SHINGTON (CPU - ralculating their income tax yet achieved by man—at In nights. J o h n s o n < 11 v. i b Vl.dbite had mentioned I ini fe. i of t i.i inch enam­ Ally. (bn. NirhoUft Kuti»nnow are awaking to the fart a m. 12 a m , EST» Thursday The Glen Reeves TV show 4 ti i ’l i — I’ it**ini f iii 1*it* (0.1*1 i)ren jin* 11•«I. Tlie Kn* el lined ea>t iron pipe and h «*?h t r l u r f i r d t n t h r ( ' u p It o f that the "withholding" ii short. Irom the Hakhonur cusmn *Pt per's-tn -t-h ci :* ' n* '. i.n i 4 the nusuer, tan ftie livdiiinta w«ie open­ ftnlnv ta face drome in Ki • ' * * lau. about Hrpufdhnn TOO short, to ms-el the figure flf’tV t* c * i 11if 11 o.ii ly mi and 8 :m. J'dr n s,t?d ed f i . n V on i c nn t .ist Imn *|iirhltoninir » 11 * |*r«'?idfnt J«dmthat is due. "How come’ Did (too miles southeast of Mos f f till it ? •?!$.* nil* h?\ \t . ■ . 1• vi„i i.*ir u alb.ee has I’ ll" i tm nunc. I i.iv n Meter non** f -f rf*piii|7 tirw vnUrtK n't the Great Man say we cow tn Central Asia i 1v U 1ifc II u>» ami *t v *it T f d M | . . I 11vi r 1HIMHI -rii) s-*if.i ’ i . In , and II and rijfhM lull. UP 307 MILES were getting a tax cut—and to i* r#-f' 5 ft i hi A Iid: jittin l! ' " ! ■ > - -f I lit A la ba nut Nil II Sales. It" The spaceship soared In an go spend the difference? And i hot Ii M l,*.\ ( •*ryr W hI na 1 1ill n t| c- bn h be could I ..-it, IniiiM Pi lev W hile now—after blowing the bun attitude of 307 miles above Aill ( .11 IMlt thf Nidt tit’ -• i v t, i-,** i b« |'i i*si n i - n ’ l i " " i<t i "h t if t n . f i r ■ T i l l 111 \SS| |. «t p|i - dir (small as it was then)— tlie earth and then mfrved in (■t|i« pi *•!»•« t Civil I n t ?* I t» - r '.tm noil ’"ii with pnwi’i A Is member team of mdiiswe learn that some tax dedur an elliptical, or egg shaped, HIif I>hr It I < inia uh t*r iinu ill to in I ll> Jane fiiifllM T iy tnal n-piesent.tlivis will fly lion* wo USED to have arc no or hit. down to 107 9 miles I Th*» I ■«-.•»nfentv wi 'i*i♦in|if* t 'ii'" to mi up it.i- ironnl «md! The lime of the landing in Wl *!■ In pi d H at a th tailed to Neiv Yotk in the govern­ T«»wn of raaselbrrrv Will 1only >’V Ntuff memb. i longer deductions’ So, I'm suf­ fu ■' a ntn t 1.w itf t nrdi r in m.*i* i f tlie wol* ( st stem or’s HIIpintle next week in nn fering with the shorts — but dicated Ihc Russians had or hold o|M*n house from I unlit jdii. . i ly t" hi? I li t in' \ .it I \i til I nil Mo* iftinrd »||MWIh) I'M 'll n I nil i lit.iff tilled the earth 1 U or 17 times I p til Sal lit day m the new effort iii convince gnu manubad " IhikIiii!* - fiip U aft . * V r •*ml vi* tllein Mi,- mil t t»- Vill Vi *, toot i i - ot. I,.- di aw a Soviet cosmonauts had done mimic.I».il ol Ilets hicitErfl at f, fin Itlicr* In noivv lin n plants ' He IfifcJi -I j) • ill til* tnipjHO L i « »| u i i4li»l i) o le a i fiilnhl*1 at t it > lu f l u Hlu. Many readers of tlie March this before hut this (light 23 lli„hw.iv j ; *j: m t i»N>d 2 : '2** a r i M SI i. I’d. * t.lill <i* -” oii a- p.i - i.|i- This 6 issue of Business Week mag- made history when Leonov berry Plata. JuM f miif- bums before. Mu - ill acl nut vi tail d feiJimU vi n% 11 mii.ion |i d I<\ Mavnr Thr puhhe is invited to m P iinthi? Milled newsmen t anne were hjppy to read the crawled through an air chain *’ tin* cuiiid V\•111m lit "I IIn- i ■ in. it tcJ A K A Iv I A, I ti 'I o ii n s 1 n story of their Sanford friend. her to the outside of the craft sport the new annex uhirh bis Wlnle II1ms** id f ii *■ i Hit* iiia >or* > oilier. Iuni Ills 11 ply to u ti l* t ran. m»ITDf 11 J-' 11ilk" I Mi l I iIlf III .1illl 11’ l l ■ f*i r si*|rnt SukfMlHi .Jeno I’ aulucci, whose delight­ and returned safely. He riling to a handrail for Hi*rk s oflicr, count 11 i lia in- I lorn Wnllltii', till ! .V lim p' i in v l hair inati tiolhiy |d*n mi nil foi*'i|4ii im nful home and garden adorns W \S|| INGTON i l I'll — I Ul] I •ni ni le i w i l l IfJ11k II itD ftl ml i tiin|uini« s tn InJim***in The governor IimUim] tin the Washington and Mellon a trout ID minutes, testing the hrr ami public works depart­ uinliT Kuvrinmrnt runtrul. ville blocks in Grove Manor effects of the -459 degree tem­ ment ami will provide more Prraiiieht f *»r thousands if 1 .i -M Sccrttxry W Willapl tin? niut, i*r* Ihrer City t Jt'ik Oimli* II Sb*»- Sukhin t’s m l ion The story mentions some of perature and the effect of room i or transacting town (liii'ial innrshali to piote<t Wuw gut church ti.’ iking in N’ejrro umfl vvidle diuiiornifr*it* In- >t,iml ugumvl all-iwnig *il- I j11itit.i* vva - ttintriirViMl Id ttblniti Aim i it an f i r ms Stanvae, the personal attributes of weightlessness on his well husmeaa, Town meetings will rnnlinuc om on n five-ilny match ft.no •l.ii n il uni—11.*tmu "t f.troign ii » i*|iy n bunk tif iiiinli"! in-- ( tillrii nriil I'an Amprimn It Chung King product*' head being. Then, dangling at the !.»•■ ;■ r> t>. ll.1l^c^t i-i «>|is. •Ini.fin ■- it miii Ilillfkhn^'sM? fur Jijatj n|*ttlti ? Id the Hr Mini) and man and the climb m popular end of a 16-fool lifeline, lo in the munu ipa| Imilding Si Ini.t to Miif!tif«»itn,i y „ A! i. in a tiicKiuiu lo Wallii.. 1!. l-fo.'ll' jtiM » of xlulc ii "tutl '-v •MUfit ii, itrt*1 pus* Dutch owned Shell Oil Coin* il> ol these, packaged Chinese performed somersaults and which also houses iacihtiet Vklunby the H*ny. delicacies. Not even some of oilier maneuvers to demon tor Die police and volunteer Johnson said there wen* ru>t c1* i!.. .!> of cii r. lie- ; j w Wir niblr fire departments i nnu|jh ninrsbals for sin b u t/ a jupjxirt mg re volition *Hv 'n * i'lir.itui i-A woub! tie upJeno's fortune rookies could strale his control. I *b i l n l nin! f**ViitHprii have foretold this success. Anil A b ill'i ii? icii*I fr d|h it doesn’ t mention some »f ihc TumiMim I ihiI Hu? Ttium, other firms in which the Irn- . sf.if my that it ii not poaDuluth-Sanlorvi tycoon has in­ Mbll' lit til- Hftlt? lit priiV'Ujc terests, either United Prrvt International MONTGOMERY. Ala. il l’ ll authorities nr'officers to pro [ federal district Judge Frattl, hit-I't-r mmt W.illace > attoi by? H'Htvlc* fot 1.Oliyvk Diltl, I he tail end t>! a giant storm What's with the Waterfront —National Guard units of tin - vide tut fTJI• safety and wet M Johnson would In' td.rv. i t,t then a>!.t'd .I'-I'II'OII I'­ la-lM'd the upper Midwest to tit the marchers, who and lie urged citizens to show l l '- -Osldcr Ills otdel Project’ All readings still on famed 31st Dixie Drvision ap fart day on the last lull day of "G o ami counting " You'U he patently will provide the hulk a ill he lt d by Dr. Martin Lu "restraint.” SAN JUAN CAI’ IST 1! A NO, w inter getting a Lug eyeful of the pro ol protection for civil rights iher King Jr Wallace has appealed J<dtn S il.M t Ala 1. I *1 I'— A 111tf I » it 11 f ilt ' |*1 i -— T h r » h a. 1.1*.j w .» Icy gales swept the Great posed development one of demonstrators on a five day "The federal government son's order to the U. h :dh the atmosplieri- nt a Sunday Him fit*! ni Juvin t miJay to Hip laikes and snow wa* blown in march through Alabama farm these days. has helped create this matter Circuit Court of Ap|d-als hi •i li. nl pirnu tin- hol dup con l»it f tn (skf|ui- Situ J iiaii i ’ ii |»ia* to 25 foot drift* in Minnesota country. and they can help protect the New Orleans The rnurt told limit"* for a ina** civil right- trarm tui**ion, rewarding The weather bureau said President Johnson advised some," Wallace told the leg Wallace lo appeal lu Jiul.t oi.jiib to Montgomery Sun Ohyeiz. and speaking of Jcrowd of 299 |"t»'in& standing spring officially arrives at ‘‘ counting." those counting on Gov. George Wallace Thurs­ iilators. He said the order by Johnson before going to a da>. I vigil for the event. 3:05 p m , (EST) Saturday. the big future of our city are day night that he would fed­ Freezing temperatures ex­ counting on you. and YOU and eralize the Alabama Guard, tended through the Southland Y O U to help. Tell your Com­ which makes up the Dixie Di­ to the Gulf Coast. Citrus fruit vision along with the Missis­ missioners! grower* in the Rio Grande sippi Guard, if Wallace is Valley were warned to prepare "unable or unwilling" to call The. Jaycees have offers') for froat. the Kiwanls Club the services out the guardsmen. Wallace's office said the Out on the Great Plains, the of a goat, if needed for use mercury dropped below zero. in its Pancake Day program. governor went lo bed before th e Pros (dent’s Tire lemitcraltire hovered The goat would go lo those receiving around six above at Milwau­ Kiwanians who prove to he statement Thursday night. kee, tiii , with briak 16 mile The fiery governor, ordered non-workers „ in the annual an hour winds. fund raising project Saturday. by federal Judge Frank M. Highway crew* were fight* Johnson to allow and protect ing a losing battle against Sanford Elks Club is collect­ a civil rights inarch from high winds and drifting snow ing empty cigarette packages, Selma to Montgomery, earlier in Minnesota. any and all kinds, to be trad­ Thursday night had asked the Drifla 25 feet high were re­ ed in for a wheel chair which President to furnish federal ported at Worthington and St. live club will make available help for such protection. Wallace, in an addreai to a Cloud, Minn. Fifteen-foot to persons In jieed of this drifts clogged highways north equipment. Donations cap be joint session of the legislature of Minneapolis. Snow plows dropped off at the Club, 1006, carried on statewide televis­ got stuck in some piires. East Second Street, or turn­ ion, said it wtwild take 6.171 officers, working eight hour Hundred* of schools were ed in to any member. s hilts to guard the 40 mile closed through Iowa, Minne­ sota and Upper Michigan. Tbe Seminole County Sports- march beginning Sunday. SUNSHINE SPECIALS from New York brought school will undergo atrout 10 days of spring lie said the state only has Schools in Minneapolis and St. tnan’f Association will bold a approximately 100 students, coaches and chatraining here. The group is staying at the MayP-aul shut down Thursday for fish fry April 1 at its new 600 state troopers and he ask­ pertmefl of the Hackley School for Boys to San­ fair Inn. Two chartered buses carrying the stu­ the first time in 15 years. facilities on State Road 46 at ed President Johnson to "pro­ vide sufficient federal ch i) ford Thursday. Athletic teams of the private dents were named "Sunshine Specials," Winds bit 50 mph and re­ the Wektva River. Longwood Dedication Set Sunday Automobile Show Plans Finalized VISLWA BRIEFS Says ‘No’ Rise In Workers A • Assurance Rickets President, A t Ranch, Awaits Wallace Reply Questioning Opein House Set Seek Industry At Casselberry Firms Seized Wirt/. Supported Strong Support For Proposal Touhy Avers Astronauts Try To Save National Face By Taul nrook*hlr« A petition U being prepar­ ed and will he presented tel the Florida Utilities Commiss »ion within a short time seek­ ing toll-free county-wide tel­ ephone: service. The Metro Telephone Com­ CAPE KENNEDY (U P l) mittee of the Seminole Coun­ Two U. S. astronauts and a moon probe, upstaged by a ty Chamber o f Commerco Russian who does somersaults j Thursday Voted to take im­ in space, will try lo save a mediate steps to havo Irgat little national fare in a co.-mic counsel prepare a proper peti­ rioublcheader starting Sunday. tion to present to the utilities The astronauts, John W. commission. Young and Virgil 1. Grissom, It calls for the Southern planned to take part today in Bell and Winter Park Tele­ a workout of the worldwide. phone companies to establish 15 station network that uill toll-free area service to all foilow their three-orbit course Seminole County. George Touhy, chairman o f through the sky next Tuesday. the committee, snid approxi­ RANGERS The prvdte, a package of mately 12 resolutions and letcameras named Ranger 9. was lets from various rounty gov­ vine today for a final "simulat­ ernmental bodies, clubs and ed" countdown in preparation civic itrgimlrations have been for its scheduled 210,000 mite given tlie Chamber strongly picture taking voyage to the supporting the metro phono plan. moon, ‘ ‘ T h e preponderance o f Ranger-9 is expected to b la stoff aboard a silvery At- comment received by the com­ las-Agena rocket Sunday nf mittee has been enthusiasticat* ly favorable.” Touhy said. ternoon. Resolutions and letters sup­ If technical, medical and weather experts give a go a porting the area phone serv­ head. Grissom and Young will ice plan came from the city depart aboard a Titan-2 rocket of Sanford, Seminote Coun­ on a five hour orbital flight ty, Seminole County Jaycees, Seminole County Republican at 9 a m. (EST) Tuesday. Eve. utive Committee, Weath­ EIM FLIGHT Civic Association, llul the limelight its’longed er-field lo Russian cosmonaut Alexei Hear l ake Community Club, Ia’ontv, who rtxle an It ivkV Sanford Lions Club and many pound Voskhod 2 ship into or others. Ri-presentalives of the Win­ lilt Thursday and proceeded In regale television viewers tm ter Park Telephone Company the ground with a spectaru and Southern Hell attended lar demonstration of floating Thursday’s meeting. T h e y and turning somersaults in voiced no objections to the metro plan and said they space outside hi* capsule. The United State* plans no vvotdd be willing to abide Ivy opening of hutches, no floating, the vu-he* of their euslontera. no sotnersaulls and no telcvi sion pictures for Gtlswnn ami Young. Tile astronaut* are to *11 still, manipulate some- ism trnls and get down at the end of three orbit* This l* the same distance Thorns* Wilson dr , 17 yesrI S spare capsules were fly fill Crnoms High School foot­ ing lilt re years a Jo The re ball player, entered a plea nf 1onl IS 81 orbits held liy Ku. not guilty and was hound over Ml. in circuit court Thursday on a Wounded Youlh Pleads Innocent j choree of "resitting arrest w ifh v mirnrr " | Wilson w .1- shot in the stom­ ach during In* arrest Felt 30 in Oviedo by Chief of Pollen George Kelsey. He w.u re­ cently released from the hos­ pital. A preliminary hearing on the charge against Wilson vva* held before Justice of tho Peace B. A. Johnson, Flvo witnesses were heard, includ­ ing three persons said to bn eyewitnesses lo the shunting. Kelse) testified that he did nut draw Ins pistol at tlie tuna Wilson was shot. Spring Is Here Sluing imi.t Ih- hete the Mliikes am inMIlPig nut n( their holes. Mark I’.trker. 15-> ear-tdd son nf Mr. ntnl Mrs. John Parker. Ill Kingi'W'ind Cnitil. Iit t-eiibt Hu , was fishing tn a |" ’ini near Ins limne tins nmrnittg. lie saw a huge rnial i.nake. miii Iiui ried Inniie fin a shotgun. Tin* tlead snake tneuaur.-'i .71 no lies, "tie nf the bit gust he has even seen, the eldt-i Put ker sold. Winter Fails To Bow To Spring Alabama Guard Readied For March Swallows Hack duced visibility to zero In many area., even though mmw It."! stopped (.tiling tlie snow depth at Duluth, Minn not rounting drifts — was f o u r feet. Elsewhere, light snow fell in Hie southern Rockies and Ihuntlcrkhowrrs occurred along the South Atlantic Coast T O M O R R O W NBTE 1:30 P.M. *TIL 7:30 P.M. P A N C A K E S U PPER and AUCTION (6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.) AT THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER A L L YOU CAN EAT - W IT H SA U SA G E *1.00 (CHILDREN — 50c) Henrfitn Underprivileged Children’* Fund And Schnlnrnhfp Fund. SPONSORED liY SA N FO RD K IW A N IS C L U B ■ : 1 * i *i *lx. Av �I r-e-V ■ * . V ljf Kev. Vufforfi Wrrmlb Page 2— FrI. Grover Sewell W e Can Pull Out When I w i* ■ boy living In Georgia w# had an ample aupply o f very sticky mud and low powered automobllea. If one drove on country roadi he found hlmaelf very often In mud that could entrap and hold the vehiclea of the driver who waa not akilled at pullIng out of the meea. If get* ting atuck aeemed Inevitable a cry would go up from all of the back acat driver*. "pull out of it," •Wa are not »o troubled wfth aticky mud and •'model T " automobllea today, hut it aeema to me that we have a great need of pulling out o f aeveral thing* far more im­ portant and difficult than mud. A deatructlve and fruxtratIng trap that many of u* find ouraelvea In la that o f deepair. Of courae, thla lx no new thing. The Pialmlat aaid a long time ago, "W hy art thou caat down, O my eoul 7 and why art thou diequleted within meT" (i'ealm 42:5). Certainly we know that there it much to make ue feel cant down If we ob­ serve the condition in which we find ouraelvet. It could be the operation . you face, the alack o f ' bill* that never aeem to decreaie, a frustrating job, an employer or employe who la ju»t too much, a dumcatlc problem that must be lived with, or a hoat o f many other things far too numerous to name. The social problems of today disquiet our aoula also! Yea, we can be dixquieted and stay that way without even try­ ing! What ia the cure? There must be help for man la pull­ ing through the mud hole of despair. The Psalmist gave the an­ swer In many Psalms, and many other writers of the Bible, i n c l u d i n g Christ, agreed on the simple but effective way o f dispelling de­ spair and living the abundant life. The answer they all gave is to have faith in the God who Is infinitely great. Maybe we do not realize how big God Ia and even though we have a concept of Him It ia an Inadequate one. If God is to meet the prob­ lems of our time He must be large, indeed. The fact ia that Ha la great enough to create all that la and at the same time reveal Himself In Jr*u» Christ that we might under­ stand Him. He is too great for ua to fully comprehend with our limited minds, but ao are many other facta of far leas greatness. A rather small hut ex­ tremely helpful book by J, B. Fhilllpa la entitled, "Your God la Too .Small.” It Is extreme­ ly helpful in "getting hold" of the greatness of God. For e x a m p l e the introduction says: ‘‘Many men and women today are living, often with Inner disiatisfectlon, without any faith In God at all, Thla ia not because they are par­ ticularly wicked or selfish, of as the old-feshioned would say ‘godless,’ but because they have nut found in their adult minds a God big enough to account for life." I would like to suggest that you check with your church li­ brary for this hook or buy one and think further of the "largeness" of God. If we are to “ pull out" of our predicament we must HAVE FAITH IN THE GOD WHO IS GREATER THAN THE CAUSES OF OUR DE­ SPAIR. Lake Mary Friendship Class Sets Regular 'Calling Day’ By France* Writer The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary met at the home of the teacher, Mrs. C. N. North, in I-ongwood, for the March bus­ iness meeting and social gettogether. Day School T o M ake Spring Registration By Donna F ilr i Spring registration for the fall term at Christ Episcopal Day School In Longwood will be held next Wednesday, Thursday and friday from 1 until 4 p. m. at the Parish House on Church Street. To enter the school, Child­ ren must he five on nr before Jan. 1, 1968. Purpose of the school, ac­ cording to Mrs, Pauline Ste­ vens, tescher, Is to expand the give year old* bunions In a Christian itmoxphcre with trips, walks, talks and inter­ esting book* at as the prelude to learning and to instill the desire to achieve and develop talent. For further Information, par­ ents are invited to call Mrs. Slevens or the Parian House. Mr*. V. C. Ladd presided, and the opening prayer was given by Mrs W. T. Wanslcy. The Year Books were cor­ rected »nd Mrs. J. A. Varn thanked her committee for their assistance. The group decided to nuke Thursday the regular Calling Day, to start at 10 a.in. A committee was appointed to see about drapes for the Sun­ day School rlass room and is composed of Mrs. M. P. Mltheson. Mrs Leon Keel snd Mrs. Harley Wilhelm. The April class meeting will he held on the second Tuesday of (he month rather than the first, due to the revival to he held at the church. Mrs. T. J. Townsend will he the hostess. Mrs. Charlotte McQuillln presented the devotion on "Faith snd Choice," using verses fmm the 11th chapter of Hebrews at the scripture Mr*. Varn gave the closing prayrr. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Wansley. Others present were Mrs. Crawford Sheltdn, Mrs. W. G, Brown, Mrs. T. C. Landress 'and Mrs. T. J. Town­ send. Presbyterian False Theories Church To H ear On Bible To College Choir Be Exploded By Donna Estes Falsa theories about the Bible will he exploded at the Young People's Service at the Flrat Pentecostal Church o f Longwood at 7:JO p.m to­ day. Many colored balloons on which the falsa theories will be printed will be bnrtt wu.-n persons taking part ia the servica can disprove them with spiritual quotations, Taking part In the program will be Mrs. Obcra Young, Miss Shelia Young, Varnoo Coombs, Ronnla Reid, Mrs. S. Pipkin, Miss Sarah Pipkin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCleary, Ronnie Edge and Mrs. M. Raid. la charge of the Young Peo­ ple's Department ia Sibyl Grant. The robed choir of Prestiyterisn College of South Ceroline will present * program of aartrd muaic at PresbyterIan Church of the Covenant, South Orlandb Drive, San­ ford, at 8 p.m., Monday, March 29. Widely recognised through­ out the South during .the past 18 years, the choir is under direction of Edouard 1’aU*. lta current program le devel­ oped around the theme, "Co­ venanter!." • The concert hers is one of 25 singing engegemrnla in t h e spring tour through three states. Rev. Thomas H. Mskln, pastor o f, tha Church of tha Covenant, reminds that those who heard the choir in San­ ford two yaara ago will re­ call tha fina muaic and not want to miss the forthcoming concert. Mrs. Shannon Re-elected President By Donna Eatea Officers for tha 1965-46 year were elected at tha reg­ ular meeting o f the Church of Nativity Catholic Wom­ en'* Club. Named to her aecond eonaecutlve term at president was Mr*. Gene Shannon. Other* elected were Mre. Le­ nox Fay, vice president: Mra. Terry Herat, secretary; Mra. John Stankiewirx, treasurer; and Mra. Jennie Fox, deanery representative. Othere nominated were Mra. Elena Shaw for the office of vice preildenl; Mre. George Sommer for aeeretary, Mre, Helen Beam for treasurer and Mr*. Beverly Krecek for dean­ ery rcpre*cntative. Serving* on the nominating committee were Mr*. Pat Quilling, Mr*. Shirley Cork111, Mr*. Thelma Denies and Mr*. Dorothy Edward*. No nomination* were made ■from the floor. The officer* will he formal­ ly installed at a banquet to be held April 26 at the House of Beef in Maitland. The meeting, conducted by Mr*. Shannon, had 27 mem­ bers present, including three new. one*, Mrs. Laura Repilado, Mr*. Catherine Laird and Mrs. Teresa Ruta. Guest* welcomed were Mr*. Ceil Sch­ midts, Mrs. Gloria Eggleston and Mr*. Lorettn Allen. Mrs. Loren* Hopkins was a w a r d e d the membenhip prise. During the business meet­ ing, a reception was planned for the new pastor, Rev. Ter­ rell Solans, to he held at 8 p m. this Sunday at the social hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Herst, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Kre­ cek, Mrs. Kathleen Cobh and Mrs, Mary Oyler. Mrs. Shannon announced that persons wishing to at­ tend the Spring Deanery Meeting to be held at Blessed Trinity Church in Ocala. March 30, should make their reservations as soon as po»slide either with Mrs. John Kennedy in Longwood or with her. Following t h e business meeting only coffee or tea was served In observance of the Lenten Fast. Car Wash The Youth Group of Ascen­ sion Lutheran Church, Cassel­ berry. will sponsor a car wash from 2 until 4 p.m. Sunday at the church off Ovcrhrook Drive. Suzana Torres Guest At Fete n> Evelyn Lundy Member* of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church, Oviedo, honored Miss Sum ns Torre* with a shower of gifts presented during their regular monthly supper meeting with the Bethany Circle ai hostess. Susans, who presently Is visiting Rev. and Mr*. Cyrus Davvscy and their family, re­ cently arrived from 8ao Psulo, Brasil. After a month's visit here, she will go to Scarratl College in Nashville, where she will take a post­ graduate course In language and religion. She is a teacher in a Meth­ odist school in Brasil and di­ rector of a youth choir there and will return to her teach­ ing position after a year at SrarratL , SHa. received a variety of lovely gifts and. though she speaks little English, exprese­ ed her appreciation for the honor most graciously. Prior to the ahower, a brief buaineta meeting was conducted by Mra. W. H. Mar­ lin, chairman. N E W L Y ELECTED OFFICERS of Church of Nativity Catholic Women'* Club shown with the new pastor, Rev. Terrell Solana, and Mrs, Gene Shannon, president (seated, left), and Mr«. Lenox Fay, vice president treated, ritfht). In back (left to rijfht) are Mrs. Terry Herat, aeeretary; Mrs. Jennie Fox, deanery representative, and Mrs. John Stankiewicz, treasurer. (Herald Photo) College Choir To Give Concert In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry The Conrert Choir of Em­ ory end Henry Cnllegr, under direction of Charles R. Davis, professor of music, will pre­ sent a program of sacred and secular music at 7:30 p.m Tuesday at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Joseph E. Williams, also a member of the music faculty at Emory and Henry, will he accompanist. The 42-voice choir, which Is well-known in its own locality, also has sung in New Jersey and New York and last Au­ gust It appeared by special invitation at Christ Church Methodist In New York City es pari of World's Fair f*'s tivitles. It has been sponsor­ ed in more than 100 rhurches and colleges during the past fiva years and has appeared professionally on the Com­ munity Concert Krries in Iwo cities. It also has appeared with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra of four occasions ami sang once with the Kings­ port Symphony Orchestra. The program to he perform­ ed hen- fentuirs music of the "masters" anil contemporary composer*. Of particulsr in­ terest will he Mount's "Lao dale Dornimirn" from hi"Vesperae eolentnr* de runfailure;" Hralim's "Selig sind" from the "German Re­ quiem;" Wagner’s ''Pilgrim'* Chorus" fiorn "Tannhauser," ami "Profile in Courage” by Ludwlk Kikorski, chairman of the music department at Em­ ory and Henry. Mite Darlene Rhea, mem­ ber'of the Casselberry church and atudrnt at Emory and Henry, alnga second aoptano with the choir. Lenten Messages Unity of I>rLand is broadrailing "Keep A True Lent" messages at 12:30 p m dally through the Lenten Season. Broadcasts are hraid over station WJUS. 1490 kr, DeLand. Travelers Quartet The Travelers Quartet of Greenville, S. C., will present a program at 7 p.m Sunday at the Churrh of God o f Piophecy, 2507 Elm Avenue, Sanford. Pastor Bobby Welch extends invitation to the pub­ lic to join hit congregation for the program. Season Schedule 02363436 ‘ Camp Wewa REV. SOLANA Father Solana New Pastor Of Nativity Church fly Donna Rm m Itev. Terrell Solatia of St Autfnatme, msiimeil the pal­ lor Atv of thn Chinth of Na tivify. March 11. Father Solana, the on«l of three rhi!then, was horn ami i eared in .St. Augustine a nd fill ended St. Joseph**! Ai‘afit‘my l h e i e, II r a t! e fide*I St. Th man Summary m Hat tford Conn,, us well us a Seminary in Hume. Italy . for four |years where Lie wan ordained Dae 20. 1050. j Si nee hi a ordination he ha* served til St. John’s i hurt’ll ill St. Petersburg Minch and nt St. Maigaiet Mury Church m Winter Park. He was a true her fit TSitfhci |i Harry High |School in St. Four two-week teitioni for the 1S65 camping season have been announced for YMCA Camp Wewa, a coed camp operating for youngsters from eight to 13 years old, and lo­ cated near Plymouth. Opening and closing date* of the session* arc June 20July 3; July 4 July 17; July 18-July 31, and Aug. 1-Aug. 14. Registration may be made for as many or as few of the twoweek sessions a* desired. Program at Camp Wewa this summer will include a complete a q u a t i c program f r o m beginning swimmers through senior life saving. There also will he canoeing, skin diving, sailing, skiing, riilery, archery, trampoline, arts and crafts, nature lore, athletic events and other cajtip activities Boys and girls at the camp arc housed in a cabin com­ posed of to campers of ap proximatcly the same age. A complete staff of carefully ! selected and trained college students and teachers super­ vise all activities. | Highest standards possible are maintained at Camp We­ is a, an approved camp by both the American Camping Association and YMCA stand­ ards. F u r t h e r information may be obtained by writing Orange County YMCA in Or­ lando. PH era bur it Munch nfid presently in fetiching at II iwhop Moore High School in Orlando. Hr li in residence at the fretnry in I^ike Mary. Dedication Florid* Presbyterian Col­ lege will dedicate its Humanitlrs building, one of the larg ; est structure* on the com pus, ir, honor of F. Page Selliert, well known philanthropist and retired drug company execu­ tive and insurance company director, of Daytona Reach, VOTES DIVIDEND The board of directors of the Winter Perk Telephone Company voted the reguhr quarterly dividends on the live per cent end SV» per cent cumulttive preferred stock at t meeting March 16 The divid­ ends tre payable May 1, 1965, to holder* of record of April IS, IMS. Mrs. Dawsey Is Guest In Casselberry. By Jane Casselberry The Men's Club of the Cas­ selberry Community Method­ ist Church hud a Ladies Night meeting *nd roast beef din­ ner Tuesday at which time Mr* Cyrus Dawsey. wife of Use Oviedo Methodist minister, was guest speaker. Mrs Dawsey, who with her husband spent many years as missionartes to BratU, spoke on their work in that country. Dr Luis Peter, scheduled speaker, was unable to at­ tend Week O f Prayer Is Observed By Lake M ary W M S MISS SU ZA N A TORRES (left) was honoree at u miscellaneous shower given by tha WSCS of First MathodUt Church of Oviedo. Here from Sao Paulo, B razil, to furthar her educatioh. the preeently Is visiting Rev. and Mre. Cyrua Dawsey ar.d their family. Pictured with her are Mrs. Dawsey (center) and Mre. W . H- Martin, WSCS chairman. (Herald Photo) By France* Wester The WMS of the First Bap­ tist Church of Lake Mery ob­ served the Week of Prayer for Home Missions, Mirch T14 me«Uag aach morning from 10 to 11 for prsyer, and Wednesday night when ■ film, "Th* Ufa of Annie Arm­ strong," w it shown it prayer meeting. Mrs. Htrley Wilhelm, presi­ dent, and Mrs. Lamar Stokes, prayer chairman, wore to ebarg* of the pro grams. An estimated average of one-half the membership at­ tended these special servlcaa. The church Is now making plan* for Its Spring Rsvlvsl to be held April 4-11 with Rev. James A. Howard ss avenge list. * « - l Revival Service Mormon Church Sets To Continue At 2-Day Orlando Stake First Baptist Revival services at Fir*t Baptist Churrh of Sanford will be continued through Sunday with Dr. Joseph R. Estes, secretary of Christian Education Advance of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, as guest minister. Dr. Estes will have ai his topic this evening, “ The New Birth," and for Sunday morn­ ing, "What I* Your L ife?" There will be no service Sat­ urday evening. Music for th* revival la un­ der direction o f R. Willard Warfield, cducation-yqulh di­ rector o f First Baptist. Spec­ ial muaic will be presented by ELDER THEODORE M. BURTON th* Revival Choir Sunday Assistant t* Ik* with soloists to be Gerald Cov­ Cauncll sf Twelve Apevtles Church *1 Jesus Christ ington and Warfield. •4 IW ter-dey Saints A special evangelistic serv­ ice for Juniors, Intermediates and Young People will be conducted during the Sunday Sehoql hour. Spiritual Week At Forest Lake Starts Today Eldar Theodor* M. Burton, an anistant to tha Council of t r Twelve Apostle* of tha Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint* (Mormon), Salt Lake City, Utah, will preside at a quarterly conference of the Orlando SUka Saturday and Sunday. Also attending will b* E. Coleman Madsen, member of the priesthood home teaching committee, and Fawn K. Sharp, of tha relief society general board. General acssions of the con­ ference will bo held Sunday at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at the Stake Center, 45 East Par Avenue, and will he conducted by Stake President' Farrell Archie Munni. Visitors are welcome. Eller Burton wa* professor of chemistry at Utah State University for several years before 1960, when he was cell­ ed to be one of the general authorities. He has spent ma­ ny years in Europe aa a mis­ sionary and as a U.S. govern­ ment official in Germany and Austria. Elder Madsen has been first counselor in the Miami Stake Presidency. Prior to this time he was first counselor in tha Florida Stake Presidency. H* has been bishop of two wards. A* a missionary, Elder Mad­ sen served In the Southern United State*. Mr*. Sharp la a former school teacher and has served as a teacher and officer in most church auxiliary organi­ zations. She resided in South America for three years whila her huiband served as presi­ dent of the Andes Mission. Special meetings for priest­ hood and relief society lead­ ers will be held Saturday. By Maryann Miles Guest speaker for the Spring Week of Spiritual Emphasis at Forest Lake Academy, w h i c h opened today and continues t h r o u g h March 27, will he Vernon Beck cr, educational d i r e c t o r of the Southern Union Confer­ ence of Seventh day Adventists which is headquartered in At­ lanta, Ga. Daily meeting are schedul­ ed at 11:40 a m. in the Youth Auditorium. Evening meetings will be in McClure Hall Chapel DR. JOSEPH ESTES at 6:15 with the exception oi Fridays when services will be­ gin at 7:30. A feature of spiritual em­ phasis week will be formation of small prayer groups in which all students will have opportunity to participate. The class just prior to the morning meeting will dis­ miss a few minutes early and the students, with their teach­ The Seminole Baptist Asso­ er, will express themselves ny Jane Casselberry ciation will hold it* annual in prayer. Voluntary prayer The Commission of Educa­ Youth Night at the Pinecrest bands will meet following each tion of the Cisselherry Com­ Baptist Church, Sagford, Sat­ evening meeting. munity Methodist Church ha* urday night appointed a committee to in­ The program ha* been plan­ vestigate the feasibility of es­ ned by the Associations Youth tablishing a regulation week­ Council under the direction of day kindergarten under tha It Milliard Warfield, Assocjaauspices of the church. tional Training Union Direc­ In order to determine the tor. T need for such a facility, per­ Music will be led by Miss sons in th* area with chil­ Priscilla Jones of th* First dren who will be entering Baptist Church, DeLand. with firat grade in the fall of 1966, Russell Mathews and Barney who would he interested in en­ Griggs from -Sanford First rolling them, are asked to Baptist Church accompanying contact one of the following, at the organ and piano. Rex Mrs. Donald MacLeod, Alta­ Brooks of Oviedo will be mas­ monte Springs; Mr*. Richard ter of ceremonies. Parham, Sanlando Springs; The program will begin at Mrs. Edgar Lyons, Longwood; 6 p.m and will Include a bak­ or the church office. ed ham aupper. Feature* on If there Is enough demand the program will he alngsplrth* kindergarten will open in etion period*, special music September ' u n d e r trained presented by Priscilla Jones VERNON DECKER teacher*. and an all mate chorus com­ posed of selected singers from each church. There will be a Sword Drill, a display of skillful use of the Bible, presented by the Youth, 13-16, and five of the older Young People will par­ ticipate In a Speakers Tourna ment. Bp Jo A n n M ays Dr. Joseph B. Estes, Secre­ Rev. W. E. Timms, pastor tary of Christian Education of the Geneva Methodist Advance for the Kentucky Church, will conduct Lenten Baptist Convention, will apeak Evangelistic Services etch on the subject "Serendipity." Sunday night for the next six The Intermediate selected weeks. to be first place in the Sword Sermons will he based on Drill and the young person the Book of Ephesians and judged to be first in the will be presented In ordar a* Speekere Tournament w i l l named: Th# Believer's Prom­ represent the Seminole Asso­ ise; Believers; Past. Present ciation at a District Sword end Future; The Mysterious Drill and Speaker* Tourna­ Church; The Christian's Char* ment at the First Baptist arter and Walk; Bring Filled Church of Longwood/on Thurs­ with the Spirit, and Th* Vic­ day, April 15. torious Warrior. A aololat and special sing­ ing will he p relented each 8undoy with the service* be­ L*nt*n devotions are hatd ginning at 7:30 p.m. Invita­ W BLO O M ■ W A 4SOSS at tha Church of th# Nativity tion to th* public ia extend­ ed. Virginia P«tro*kl at 7:10 p.m. aach Friday. P. O. Box 1X14 Included in th* aarvic* ar* banford Benediction of tha Biassed FOR ANY OCCASION Nora Norria Sacramant and Stations of TE 8-1514 th* Croas. Rav. T a m il Solana B. Btaiaol* ARE A L W A Y S la pastor of ths church. CORRECT Phyllis Ragenstln* PA 2-4244 Lak* Mary 9l|r §anforb frralb Mildred. Ilanay Foftllafca* Della ****»• ■*»• •44-1431 «H*r, is s it r a*a can**. ■M l eekllsk** • • tw ill Dalton* Associations! Youth Night Set At Pinecrest Area M ethodists To M ake Survey On Kindergarten Rev. Tim m s To Conduct Lenten Season Services Attend services tkisweek atyour own place of worskif) Lenten Devotions FLOWERS ■ ra eaa ii* Ckrtstaaaa k* Tk* S tater* H•*■!!. 0*4 W. le t ■ «. Ss r I s H , ria rM o . ■ •• M l l l t u - P h U i i Pal* o l S t a t w i r ia . *■ W art*•tea state* k r Oer- w*»k -Year & SANFORD FLOWER SHOP C*r. K. lat A Saaford Av*. 322-1523 322 1412 Mary Getting* Bear Lak* 283-484T Sophia Halnta D rB try 448-4402 �Mr. & Mrs. Cooking School March 3 0 Ily Myrtle Wilton County Home Agent For some new Ideas in cook* ing don't miss the second an­ nual Mr. 4 Mrs. Creative Cooking School Tuesday, March 30, at the Civic Center. In recent weeks there has been feverish activity at tho March 30, at the Civic Center, planning with the co-sponsors and making arrangements for another gigantic affair. Last year over 1,000 people attended the cooking school. Plans are underway for a newer and better school this year. Our program this year will include menu* to appeal lo all ages 8S0," ivhc added, Another, of Swift's Martha Logan home economist* will present the featured recipes. Kits containing these recipes and others will be given to all .attending the school. The -second annual Mr. A Mrs Creative Cooking School is directed by the .Seminole County Extension Service in cooperation wi'.h Florida Pow­ er and Light, Florida Power, Puhlix Supermarkets, Sanford Herald and Swift and Com­ pany. Q U A N T IT IES A R E LIM ITED ! H U R R Y IN FO R BEST SELEC TIO N CHOOSE FROM AMERICA’S TOP NAME BRAND APPLIANCES. TV AND STEREO AT TREMENDOUS T W IC E -A -Y E A R SAVIN G S! SOME ONE-OF-A-KIND, M ANY N E W IN CARTONS . . . ALL CARRY ORIGINAL FACTORY W A R R A N T Y ! ALL PRICES F.O.B. J. M. FIELDS STORE OR WAREHOUSE . . . 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M ur. 19, ’65 .M mwi/tni'n'm Greyhounds, Lions 9s Tangle Saturday Ri MURRAY OLDERMAH Sport* Editor v : Novtpopor Enterprise Atm. MIAMI — (NEA) Life baby," he **ld fervently Bfter it exceedingly grim for Cart the Oriole* concluded a work Blefery, age 21, who already out at Miami Stadium. "I wa* in the flrit group out on haa been etrlpped of his life’* the practice field, and I slay ambition—to wear pinstriped ed through the *econd group flannela with a big "N Y " becauae I worked on ihlftlng over the heart and play in my feet in the outfield. I Yankee Stadium. want to get a better Jump on He took $35,000 from the the ball. New York Yankee* three “ 1‘d play the aame whether year* ago and (till I* letting It's for $3 or 150,000. There’* them pay for hi* college edu- only one way to play thl* cation. But on April 29, 1963, game. H ard!!’’ while he waa an apprentice at Curt hi* been obien ed with Greensboro, N. C „ Curt heard playing baieball alnce hi* that the Yankee* had aiked dad, an old 100-yard d*ah waiver* on him and that he man, atuck a aawed-off fungo bad been claimed by the Bal­ bat In hla hand* at the age ot timore Oriole*. two. "1 remember it clear a* "Im agine," he muttered, yeaterday," laid Curt. "the only club In the major* The Blefraya realded In up­ that never made me an of­ per Manhattan. Yankee ter­ fer." ritory. And though the family He (ulked In hi* hotel room moved to Mahwah, N. J., and for two day* while he decided Curt grew into a 195-pound allwhat he winted to do with hla atate halfback, the Yankeei Ufa. were hi* future. He turned "At flr*t," he recalled, "1 down acholarahip offer* from didn't want to play baieball 24 irhool* — North Carolina, at all any more. I wa* dim- Duke, Ohio State, UCLA in­ gutted. Sick. Then I decided cluded—to attend Wagner Col­ I'd really m ike ’em pay for lege ao he could be near It.” home. And he algned with Thl* I* the year he can do New York for lea* money. It. Blcfary (bief-er-ee) could He waa a catcher-tint baaebe ju»l what the Oriole* need man then. Two yea n ago they thi* year to make up their took 12 atitchea In hla thigh two-game deficit in the (land­ after he blocked home plate ing* at the end of '64. Balti­ on a cloie play. Every time more bloopcd when Uoog Pow­ he aquatted to catch, he rip ell bumped Into a wall at Fen­ ped out the airturea, Laat sum way Park and broke hi* wriit, mer he divided time between and there wa* no one to com- the outfield and flrit baae, pem ite for the, mining pow­ and the Orloiea aren't quite er. aure where he’ll fit in If there’* one thing Blcfary "I'll try to give them what hai, It'* power. He hit 31 they're looking for," aald home run* laat year at Bo- Illefary wllh feeling. "If 1 go cheater in Trlple-A b»H, out (to Die farm), I'll go and knocked In 80 and ihowed a ■Dll do my beat. Sooner or judicious eye for the ilrikc later I'm going to make it, zone by getting walked 102 with aomebody." lime*. Thoie w»lk* are the "F or four month*," laid only lign of patience in a Darrell Johnson, the Roches­ h e a v y • muicled youngiter ter manager who la helping whole aggreiiion* u n c o i l In the Oriole camp, "he was from hli cold blue eyei even the belt player in the Inter­ in camal con ven tion . national League at the age of " I ’ m no ipolled b o n u * 20, I'll tell the other outfield­ er* here one tiling. They brtter alt hit. Curt la one power hitter you want to come oul JV T in: CIRCUIT roi'H T n r •mu n isT ii j i u m t a i , c m - and ace play baaeliall." c c it . rv m n nut ■kiiiivih .u Jo e DiMaggio aaw him in r o i ' . v T r . M.WMIHA a rookie camp with Die Yan 1ST C I U Z C K I I t VO. h t » t ETHEL. THOU A*. keea three yrara ago and ruintui calk'd him Belfry hut retained -T• a vivid Irnpreaaion: ''Thla ia EIINICBT THOMAB. Defendant a kid who think* he should sroTires t o A p r K A n get a hit every time he swings ITATK OK KI.OHIIIA TO I KI1NUHT THOM AB ut a pitch, lie cuaaei when Addreee unknown TOU AIIIS IIEItEIIT NOT I- he popa up." VIED that a 11111 of Complaint Curt docan't believe in Joy fo r divorce haa been fllad o a a ln it you. and you art re- in Mudvllle. "When I’ m playing thla ijulred to eeree a ropy of your • nawtr or pliadln* to tha Hill game," he gritted, " I ’m dead •>f Complaint on tha Plalntlffa Attorney l*aul C. I’ erklne, Ml ■crloui." Leg al Notice VVeel Hnuth Hlreet, Orlando. Florida, and Hla tha nrtflnal •■newer or plaadln* In tha offIra of tha Clark uf tha Circuit Court on or bafora Friday, April I. t i l l It you tall to do ao Judtmanl by dafault will ha takan a*alnat you for tha ra. llaf damandal In tha lilt! of Complaint. WITNKflfl my hand and aaat at fleuford, Hemlnole County, Florida, thti ll t h day of Fab* m aty, 1111. (BEAD ) - t Arthur H, narkwtlh, Jr., Clark uf tha Circuit Court Ily; Etlaabath llruanahan IJ. C. Paul C. I*arklna I4T Wait Bouth Btraat Orlando. Florida Attornay for Klalnllff . J-ubllah Fab. >1 * Mar. I. It. II. I M l C D J -ld l Laveson Named PHILADELPHIA iUPIJ—Al­ lan Live ion, a physical edu­ cation initructor at Penn Trlnlly Junior High School, waa named coach of the St. Joacph'a College tennis team. Laveaon aucceeda William J. Leonard, who rcalgned. Legal Notice h Tilt? r m n iT c o r je t o k T il K NINTH J I D I d A l CIH«'* IT. 1* A S II F o il i k m i x u . i : r o t 's r v , ri-om i»% . C I U H T I I Y > 0 . 14TOo W. J tm iVKIt, »• A PMIVIfl* T It ATOR UF VLTfclt A.NtT A K* KAIItH, Jim Courier Takes Mound For Oviedo Greyhounds Drop Meet To Lakeview T h a Lyman Greyhound* once again loat a cloae track meat on Wednesday afternoon. They w*r« outpointed 67 to 66 by Lakavlew'a Red Devil* In a dual meet at Lyman, Tarry Toole once again won flr it placa In both the high and low hurdlea. IIa al*o fin­ ished third in tha 220 yard dash. Jack Blanton cama in aecond in both tha 100 yard daah th e 220-yard run. David .Straughan flnlahad third In the 100. Mike Aekarman came In first in tha milt run. Rich­ ard Poaener won flr»t place In tha (hot put. Darrell Allger finished third In the high jump. Larry Groakey finished second In the 440 and Terry Harmon eama In third In the same race. Ron Greene came In third in the low hurdlea. Terry Smith came In aecond In the 880 and Gary Smith followed him In third place. Richard Moor# won the pole vault with a height of 10 feet, 9 Inchea. Paul Rumbley fin[■had third in tha pole vault. Tom Mloduckl waa third In Die broad jump. Lyman team* in flrat In both tha mil* relay and half mile relay. The Greyhounds next meet will he next Wedneaday at Lyman with Klsalntmre. The dual meet will brgin at 4 p.m. Tempests Take Second Spot The "m igh ty" Tempests won a four gam* derision over the .Skylarks and vaulted thi-miflves into the No. 2 spot In the nil! Hemphill Motorettei League at Jet Lanes. Harriet fintll wa. the "bomber” for the Tempe.ta with a 172/461 followed by Mattel Duggan with a 164/451. Marilyn Warnb-ke shot a ItiO game for the Skylark*. Linda Post won high game and series honors with her 188/620 that put the skid* to the Uivh-rus although she did have extra help from her o t h e r Klarchief teammates, Marlon Harris with ■ lBfl gain* and livelyn Mill, with a J74 game. The Elerlra. ■wept all four points from the Invirtaa In another league match. It was l.ix Graham all the way at she "bombed" the pine for a 176/462 while setting the pace for the i.e Sabres in a three game romp evar tha Pontiara. P a n n a e Srhafftr rolled a 160/462 that showed the way for tha Bonnavillea to taka a threa gams win from the Catalina, dr.pit* good games provided by Betty Bowes with a 1G0 and a 161 by Juna Gaaaman. l\ Til 1C CIRCUIT t'Ol HT OF riaimirr. H I M NINTH Jt'UICI t L r i l l . Tl. CUIT, IN A Nil r o l l MCMINOLK LAWRENCE ElrWATtl) MOO. COUNTF. Ft.(Ill 11) A. t>r * 11(1 aiAltlE O MOOHY, his A T LAW NO. *rru wife. and JKHVE K KNIHHT. NOTICE OK i l l T COMMEIlClAt. CIIEDIT COR- Jit. and BEATRI CE O THE STATIC OK KI.DIIIIIA TO 1‘ OHATION. a corporation au- KNHJHT, hta wife, HILLY K KELLEY, ’tliorlsed to do bualnaaa In tha Defendente tlEBIDKNCK UNKNOWN. (Mate o f Florida, n otice of at r r in AND W II O B E L A fl T Plaintiff HtfltTflAdH FtlllEC'LOU HE K N O W N M AI LI NO ADTOl JKHHK F. KNHJHT, Jit. UHKHS la IINS, SUFFOLK C. F. nOUKRTS, slid Defendant. u t no 1 1 Ti c / o r .r .o . IIE AT RICE <1 KNHJHT, NEW YORK. NEW YOtlK NOTICE o r BUIT ll.sld .n i-. Unknown A .w o rn Cnmplalnt bavin# T i l l ITATK OF FLORIDA Tou, D .f.n d a n l., * r . her.by TO I C. F. ROUERTB notlfi.d that » rompl.lnt to b «.n (II.d a s . l n . t you In Cir­ It* I.on*dala A r t , f u r . t in - , a certain ninrteeee nn cuit Court In and for 8-mtnnl. Hanford. Florida t h . folio win . deecrlbed pro- County. Florida, By KltMA MA­ Laat known rraldancc p.rty, -Itu-t*. lylna and b-l nc MIE KELLEY. Plaintiff, ror You ara haraby notlflad that In B-mlnul. County, Florid., to- dlvorct, v . r . u . HILLY F K EL­ LEY, D.r.ndant, th ... prea cult haa baan fllad aialnat wit: you In tha a b o r t tnllllad r t u ia l o t *0. mock n s u n t . a n d . . n l * a r . lo rommand you to and that y >u ara required to appear and flla your A n .w .r KflTATMfl, accordlna to th. Ola your anawer with lha Clark FUt thereof . « recorded nr nth .r d . f . n * . or pl.adlna o f Dili Court and to aarv* a In I’ l . t Hook II. I’aa . . 1* h . r . l n with tha Clark or th . r o p y thartof upon tha Plain* Court of Btmlnol. to ft, t'u Idle ll.i-ord. ot Circuit tiff or P la in ti ff * attorntya B-mlnol. County, Florida: County, Florida, and . . r v . a whoaa M I D I and addrtai la h e . b . a i (lied eaaln.t you In copy t h . r . o t on P la lu llt r. At­ PlICKCE AND LKWIB. It* Rut­ t h . abuee - tile d eult and you torn.y, Carroll Burke, Attor. land llulldln*. Orlando, Flor* a r . r.iiulr.d to eeree a ropy n .y At l a w , P. O. D ra w .r Z. Ida. not latar than April I, o f your Answer or P I ..d in s Banford, Florida, on or h . f o r . t i l l . If you fall to do ao. a to the Complaint on PlalnllfCa th . 10th day o f April, A. tl. dafault Judgmant will b* an. attorney. JOSEPH M UUKA- l t d , or otherwise d*c r*. pro tarad apalnat you tor tha ra. UK J. P. O. Hub 111, F.rn Park, confeeeo will b . ont.rod sa aln .t H*r ilamandad In tha Complaint Florida, and HI. th . original you. Thla ault l* a raplavln action, A n . w . r or Pleading In th. T h . Banford Harold I. d.al* •aid cult h a r l o t been cam. office of lha Clerk of tha Clr- n . t . d a . a n . w i p a p . y of *-n m i m e d by attachment ot the rult Court on or b.tora th . Ind aral circulation in which th l. preperty, D - w i tt .hall ho puhll.h.d day Of April, m i . It you tail c lla llo s 111* Mack Tractor. Modal to do ao. a d s e rt . pro cun- o n e . .ach w . * k for four conll - l t , Harlal No. l l l f t f . . M will be taken a a . l n . t . . c u t l v . wr.ka, Thla . . d i c e ahall ba publlah* you (or th . r . t l. r d.m and.d la WtTNEBB my hond and o f f i ­ • d one* a w a tk tor four con. th . Complaint. cial a»al o f Iho Clark or ( h . •acutlaa weeka In tha Banford W ITNE S S niy hand and otfl- Circuit Court on thla t l . 14th Herald. Banfurd. Florida. clal eaal of otfloe at Banford. day o f March. A. D. t i l l . WITNEBS my hand and lha Baaatnola County, thla i l t b day trKAD •aal o f aald Court ut Banford, ut February, t i l l . Arthur H. B.ckw lth, Jr., HamlnolaI Lu County, Florida,, thla uiiif, riviiiM, t» (BRAD Clark or Circuit Court drd day at March. AD 1*11. By) Maxlno a t . w . l l , D. Arthur U. B.ckwlth, Jr.. Carroll Bu rk. Clark or Circuit Court (B RA D Arthur U. Beckwith, Jr., Hyt Ell tat,-in Bru.nahau Attornay at Law, Bulla 111 Clark o ( lha Clrault Court D. C. ■ Banford Atlantic National By: Martha T. Vihlau Bank Building JOBEPH M. MURAIKO Attorney at l a v -o. F. O. D ra w .r I Daputy Clark P. a Hus *tl Banford. Florida. FIatea r e a and _ Lawla Faru Park. Flarlgu I I I Holland Building Attornay for Plaintiff. Publish Fab. I I A Mar. I, It. Publish March It, I* A April Orlando, Fla. *, *. 1111 ’Publlak A arck I, I I t l, II, l i t * f l . I t « l . RDX-M CPJ-IH QNMI Leg al N otice CATHERINE M. R A Y present* the Sanford Atlantic Bank award of a nnvitiRB bond to Jack Kanncr for having rolled six consecutive strikes in the City Bowling League at Jet Lnnen. (Herald Photo) _________ ______________________4______________ _____________________ Reality Hit Brumley In Time By Murray Oldermin POMPANO BEACH (NEA) —Mike Brumley wa* on the roid to hell and damnation, knew It and didn’t care. Un­ til an Ocober day in 1963. He sat in the living room of hi* home in Oklahoma City and watched the fourth game of the World Series between the Yankees_ ami Dodger* with Die (lev. James McUinIcy of Lubbock, Tex. Mike had played seven years in Die farm system of the Dodger*. The Rev. McGInley was once a Yankee farmhand. Between innings, the Baptist minister turned to Brumley and asked, "Mike, what do you feet aboul religion?” Ills mother-inlaw was af­ flicted with tuberculoma, a rare brain tumor. His divorce papers were in the Works. A kid he had once introduced to drink drove through a stop light and got killed. And only the fact hr got in the army and couldn’t gel any whltky during basic training kept Mike trom being an alcoholic. "I played one year at Spo­ kane (1963)," said Mike with fervor, "wlien I saw the aun come up every-day. I was a completely promiscuous per­ son.” Something aboul the tpiri tlon Du- Rev. McGInley asked turned Mike around. "I wa. searching for a way to pray." recalled Mike, "but the kind of life 1 was living, I had no right to." Since that day, Mike has never tasted alcohol, uttered a word ot profanity or yielded to temptation in any way. He ia the first-string catcher for the Washington Senator*, play­ ed in 136 games last year, more than he ever caught in hi* whole career, and was named to the Bookie All-Star team. He stood along the third base line at the Senator*’ lit­ tle training camp here in the sun and said gratefully, "1 never played in the majors until niter [ was ■ Christian. My flrit prayer was answered Mike Brumley —to play in the big leagues " There are 12 men on the Dodgordaden Senator roster with whom Mike played in the minors and who know all his foible* CT lived a (ar low­ er life than any ot them," ail milted Mike,) They call him the Dearon. HI* days may be at the ball park, but his nights and morn ing are spent addressing 2,600 people at Boca Baton Bible Town up the road on U. S. Highway No. 1, or delivering the message in Danis, or talk­ ing to a Sunday school class of kid*. When he gets back to Washington, he'll address a congressional prayer break­ fast. Last winter he still smoked cigars, but he cut (hem out "because my reputation is loo important (or kids.” There is an earnestness in Mike which can’t be Jarred by cynicism. At the age of 25, there Isn't much this native of Granite, Okla., hasn’t ex­ perienced, "A man," he said "can't establish sincerity In another man. I try to let persons see what a .Christian life can be. You're more tempted when you're leading a spiritual life. I’ m wrestling Die devil every­ day Looking back. Mike attrib­ uted most of his problems to drinking "heciuse 1 lost all sense of reality.” Along with other major leaguers like Bobby Richard son of the Yankees, Dave Wlckershatn and Don Demet­ er of (he Tigers, he is active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The Brumley* and Demeler* live next to each other In Oklahoma City. Today Mike's idea of a good time Is discussing his life’s work with Don Demeler. Not baseball, though Mike 1* still hellfire and brimstone when it comes to getting the other guy out, but his desire lo be a full-time evangelist. .Seems to me Billy Sunday got at arts* t the same w ay. Rimpy Heads Field In Feature 2.60 2.20 Dusty Tommy 5.80 3 00 ' Shams Endless Fury 3 80 Please Nancy 4 00 Qulnlela (38) $13 20 Qulnlela 13-6) $8 60 Perfects (3 |) $20.40 Perfecta (6 3) $39 GO Fourth Race S /ll Time 32.01 Elbeo’s Marty 4.80 4 GO 3 00 Tenth Itace—3/16 Time 31.38 5.40 2.60 2.40 Oklmin 10.00 300 Ryandale 3.60 2.60 Jeanne's Gossip 3 40 Ivey Paycheck Kockcl Flare 7.60 Qulnlela (2-4) $23 80 Qulnlela (3 8 ) $9.00 Perfect! (1-1) ITT 40 Perfecta (3 3) $23.70 Fifth Race— *! Tim* 41.03 Big Phony 8 00 6 60 3 20 llth Race— f, Time 40.77 11.00 6 60 3 40 O.B.’a Meter 24.40 9 40 Lucknow She Won 9 80 3.00 6 00 Lou O’ Day Oul Oul Dupree 2 60 Qulnlela (3-4) $111.80 Quiniela (4 8) $43 00 Perfect* (4-3) $235 00 Sixth Rare—3/11 Time 32.01 Perfecta (8 4) $169 30 J. B.’a Guard 15.00 4 A0 3 60 Mutucl handle $87,4TS Bonita Bay 6 60 7.20 Hunter's Bloodle 10.40 Cockneys ere people bom Qulnlela (2-7) $77.20 within the sound of the bells Perfecta (2-7) $338.30 of the church of St. Mary-le7th Race — *1 Time 41.16 Bow in I^ndon. Demand Rock 10 GO 1.20 6 60 Paula Jane 7 00 4.40 9 00 Mablc'e Gold Quiniela (68) $69 20 Perfecta (88) $149.10 Eighth Race—5 /l f Time 21.72 Speedy Dee 11.00 4 oo 3.00 O.B.'s Article 6 20 4.00 lntelligeney 7.20 Qulnlela (2 4) $22 20 Perfecta (2 8 ) $77.40 Ninth Race—5/14 Tima 31.34 W.D.'i Money 1.40 1.60 SJO Girl 11.00 9.00 I.S0 Cecil Austin’s Rimpy, who learned with L.L.’i Me Too and Miss Whirl for a clean sweep against the Jackson­ ville Kennel Club laat Satur day night at Jacksonville, heads Die field in the featured lUth rare tonight at the San­ ford Orlando Kennel Club. Rimpy was a morning line choica of 5 2 to win hit sev­ enth rare of the aeaaon to­ night. Other favorites Include 11. B. William*' R un Vollmer and Dr. C. E. Miller'* Circus Wonder. Rimpy ran third fa Satur­ day night's match race, but clipped off a fine clocking of 30.81 In running three length* behind winner L-L.'j Me Too. Results for Thursday even­ ing's races; Flrat Rare—8/11 Time 31.14 W'side Gossip 8 60 4.20 3.20 Gator Band 4.60 3.20 Noble Clyde 7.20 Qulnltla (3-6) tll-20 2nd Race—5/11 Time 31.71 Rudy’s Gal 16.60 6 00 4.20 Scotty Joe 7.20 3.40 Yug Ilgab 7.00 Qulnlela (1 8 ) $54 20 Dally Double (6-2) IM.OO Third Race—4/18 Time 11.78 Bernice K. By Marshall Lingo Herald Sport# Writer The 1965 baaeball seaaon will open for tha Oviado Li­ on* when {Buy meet the Grey­ hound* of Lyumn High School Saturday afternoon at John Courier Field in Oviedo. Coach Paul Mlklar ia ex­ pecting a good aeaaon out of hi* team thla year. Thla year’s team I* primarily the aame a* laat year’*. The atartlng nine are all junior* and eenlor* and aeven of tha flrit nia* start­ ed laat year. Jimmy Courier, Oviedo’a powerhouae pitcher who hold* th* achool record with 18 atrtka-outa in on* gama, haa been limbering up and ahould be in good ahap* for the geme. Rex Brook*, a aenlor, ia back aa catcher. Tim Colbert, a junior, will aUrt at flrit base; Kelly Fore, aenlor, will take second base; Mike ParDn, junior, will hold down third, and Charlie Miller, atnior, takes ahortstop. Wayne Jacob*, junior, atarta at left field; Billy Mlkler, junior, will be In center field, nnd Bobby Stewart, Junior probably will move out to right field. /Itewart plays second base also. Backing up Courier on the mound will ho Waiter Beasley and Sonny White Beaslay, a Junior, pitched some last year but thla ia While’s first year in Varsity play. Olheri on the team ara An­ dy Mlkler, UF; Alan Jepson, CF; David Evans, LF, and Steve Mello, a third baseman. Indians' Crack Teams Set For Stetson Relays Seminole High’* two crack relay teams—the 410 and the mile—will see action Saturday in the Stetson Relays at Del.ind. The mile relay quartet set a school record in the run Wed­ nesday at Winter Park when they were clocked at 3 31 8 Thr old Seminole mark was 3:32 0. Running on the team (hat set the new achool mark were Sterl Weber, Richard Hltteli, Paul LeRoy and Eddie Grif­ fith. Expected to run et DeLand Saturday are Mike Gray, LeRoy, Welter and Griffith. Seminole'* 440 relay team also turned in the beat time for that distance in the stale at Winter Park. Timed at : 44.0 was a team composed of Bill Frisby, Eddie Griffith, Jeff Whiting and Rick Walstrom. Nineteen boy* from SHS will compete in the Stetson meet. Tom Foreman will be enter­ ed in the high hurdles, Wai­ stcoat and 1-eRoy in the 100, Jack Hunt and Danny Leeds in the 2-mile alternating relay, Bill Haibsck and Charles Mul­ lins in the mile, Richard Littell In the 440, LeRoy and Fris­ by in the 220, Weber in the 880, and Jack Hunt, Danny Lee and Jim Winter* in the 880-yard run, David Noell and Steve Clark will be entered in the shot and discus, Dennis Bate* In the high jump and Walstrom and Leroy in the broad Jump. Now is the Time ’ TO HAVE YOUR ROOF CHECKED, REPAIRED OR REPLACED IF NEEDED ._ B EFO R E T H E S P R IN G R A IN S ! ALSO PAINTING A N D HOME IMPROVEMENTS a little devilish! Drive an exciting '65 DODGE DART F R E E E S T IM A T E S ! 1191 WEST 1st STREET ■ANFORD, FLORIDA By Jim Bacchu* Herald Sports Writer | Conches Jim Payne and Walt Dzurus will taka their Lymnn Greyhounds to New Smyrna Bench to­ night for a baseball game against the Bnrracudaa. The Hounds will return to Seminole County ac­ tion Saturday with a content against the Oviedo Lions at Oviedo, Head Coach Payne has agalnat Wildwood and Paulsen named Bophomore right­ ia hitting .400. Coach Payee ba* been ex­ hander Mark Brewer aa the likely starting pitch­ tremely pleased with taam’sA er in the Barracuda game. Brewer will be making hi* flrat appearance of the aeaaon for the Greyhounds. Either Char­ les Newell or Steve Simpkins will get the starting assign­ ment In the Oviedo affair. Both southpaw* registered impressive vlctcrie* in their appearances. Newell downed Winter Park 9-1 and Simpkins beat Wildwood 10-3. Both struck out three men and Slmpklna struck out eight. Neither boy Issued a walk. Sophomore Larry Lott, who ia leading the club with three doubles, and a .571 batting average will once again atart behind the plate. Russ Brandes ia the other Lyman receiver. Junior Larry Miller, hitting a solid .400, wilt be at first base tonight. Mike Sterling will perform at second base and Brent Helms will shortstop. I^adoff batter Larry Baker rounds out the infield at third. Mike I.ucas, Ricky Miller and Brian Bury are the other inflelders Xhc outfielder* for tonight will be composed of Marvin Cook, Allen Currens at center and Don Paulsen at right. John Tipple will be most Ukeiy Ik* the rightficlder against Oviedo and Dickie Clarke may see action in the field. Cook is leading the Grey­ hounds with five runs batted in. He slammed a home run against Wildwood on Tuesday. Currens scored three runs Baseball Tak en Seriously By St. Thom as Nine BRENIIAM, Tex. (UPI) — Paul Timmins has learned that the fellows at St. Thomai University of Houston lake their baseball seriously. Timmins, a standout on this season’ s Texas AAM basket­ ball team, was umpiring a gam* between St. Thomas and Bltnn Junior College Thurs­ day. It was the bottom of the ninth and St. Thomas' Ewell Jackson HI was at the plate. Jackson’s team trailed 98 aod there were two out. "Strike three," yelled Tim­ mins, ending the game. , It waa too much for Jackson. He turned, raised hia bat and hit Timmins on the head. performance In Ita two games. Marilyn Smith rops St. Pete Woman's Open ST. PETERSBURG (liP I )_ Holding a two-stroke lead in the $10,000 St. Pcteraburgh Women’* Open golf tourna­ ment may not be an auspicious thing at all to Marilynn Smith. The last Dm« the started out that way, the wound up losing. Marilyn played a tight, stea­ dy gam* in Thursday’* open- . ing round, bolding herself in line despite a strong, gusty wind that had some of the too other pro and amateur en­ trants fighting through the rough. Mis* Smith, who play* now out of Runaway Bay, Jamaica, had two 34s and a three-underpar 68 total over the 6.391 yards of the Sunset Country j Club course. She dropped a GO-footer on the seventh hole for an eagle 3, and picked up another stroke on par oo the back nine. Tied at 70 behind her were Ruth Jesscn of Bonsall, C alif, Sandra llaynie, Fort Worth, Tex., and Kathy Whitworth, San Antonio, Tex. Dickinson, Hunt Lead Jax Open ATLANTIC BEACH ( U P I )Gardner Dickinson and Ber­ nard Hunt headed the field today going into the aecond round of the Greater Jackson­ ville Open golf tournament. Dickinson, of Jnpiter, and Hunt, ■ husky blond from Busltey Heath. England, ahot 68a Thursday on the windy end rainswept Selva Marina course to lie for the opening round lead. Four golfer*. Bob Charles, Jim Ferre*, Dick Rhyan, and Bruce Devlin, fired 69s, and Charles Sifford, Billy Farrell and Mason Rudolph were ono stroke behind them. PLA Y G O LF MEMBERSHIP $19.00 then weekday Gr.ens Fee $t Lend O' Ltkee Country Club Ilwy. 17 *1, CaeaelWrry 838-2899 « DOG RACING M atinees N IG H T L Y — 2 P.M. — Wed. & Sat. 8:10 (No Friduy Matinee) EXCErT 8UNDAT Young Cham pions F IN A L S MON„ MARCH 22 Sensational PERFECT AS featured THURSDAY — Ladies' Night Barry — No Minora NO OBLIGATIONS *2 0 8 9 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, IN C Lyman To NSB Today A. j. Adcock m l EL B. BerryWl 9109 Megnolla A TO, mm Banford I28-X2J7 122-8641 £a*l(>ict-Chlcuidcr KENNEL CLUB " K IH U ri M lia MIDWAY BETWEEN BANFORD AND ORLANDO - ^ f a■ Ffcii’ m �* . . 1.1 Casselberry Unit 256 Names Committee QFIfr franTorB WfralB Fri. Mar. 19. ’65— Page ft Plans For Lyman Seniors Topic Of PTA Meet Hjr Jane CasaHbtrry tly Jane Casselberry American Legion Auxiliary After the Lyman High School Memorial Unit 256 o f CaaselParent - Teacher Association berry met Monday night at meeting was called to order th e Ca*»e|herry Woman’s Tuesday night by the vice Club follnwlng a combined president, Mrs. James Fagin, Americanism program with regular business was disposed the Legion Tost. with and the program was de­ A nominating committee voted to the discussion of end of the year plans of special was named consisting of Mrs. interest to parents of senior Letha Ward, Mrs. Edith Myn* derse, and Mrs. Alice Pringle. students. They will present a slate of Principal Carlton Henley officers at the next meeting outlined plans announcing the following dales. Awards Day, in April. Elections will take place in May. June 4; Baccalaureate, June 6, and Commencement Exer­ Mrs. Ward, membership cises, June 7. chairman, reported the unit AU these events will take hBs gone over 1(H) per cent place in the achoot auditor' in the membership drive. Cit­ COUNTY Commissioner Ed Yarborough, in ations wero presented to Mrs. ium. spite of this photo, lias not turned gamecock Mrs. Austin Savtlle served Ward, Mrs. Pringle, and Mrs. fight fancier. But he will “convert” as an auc­ as chairman for a discussion Eiirnbeth Evans for bringing tioneer Saturday for the Geneva Public Library hy the parents on an after in new members. auction-rttmmage-bake sate. (Herald Photo) graduation parly. The parents The fittest addition to the voted lo hold the party from membership roster is Mrs. 10 p. m. until 2 a. m. at SanGladys Schneider who has lando Springs. transferred from another un­ Committee chairmen are it. Mrs. n. T. Milwce, chaper­ The members voted to send ones; Mrs. H. E. Bothell, en­ contributions from the unit to tertainment; Mrs. Luther Pot­ three crippled children's hos­ ter, food: and Mrs. Paul E. pitals in the state; to CARE; Uutcnkroger, rules. and to the scholarship fund. The annual senior trip or The Auxiliary will jointly II) Jane Casselberry Richardson, Gerald Scott, Vic­ skip day also was discussed. sponsor a rummage sale with Ten students at Soutli tor Thermenns. Chuck Tomlin the Woman's Club of Cassel­ and Arthur Young. berry at Super Vnlu Store on Seminole Junior High School Ninth grade! Deborah Bacc­ SR 420 Friday anl Saturday, at Casselberry received atl hus, Linda Hell, Lalon Byers, April 2 and 3. " A " grades in the fourth Judith Chenct, Dcbby Dnvis, marking p e r i o d , principal Vickie Doggctt, Katherine John Angel announced today. Ford, Candas Herrington, In this group were Donna Mary Kelm, Mary Klinger, Kiler, Keith Creeden and Ellen Nihtack, Kathleen Pike, Thomas Soard of the ninth Norrren Power, Linda WaitTwenty-four students from grade; Sandra Itorderiek and man, Suzanne Webber, Fred South Seminole Junior High JariL-1 Wultnutii of (he eighth Histline, Charles Engle, James Sehool at Casselberry have grade and Heverly Riley, Ali­ Erikscn, Douglas Finch, Tim­ had their science and math son Row, Deborah Webber. othy Layman, Steven Perry, fair projects chosen to enter David Rattle and Tanner Glr- Larry Itodd, Michael Shaw, in the Regional Science Fair Ity Donna Kales ard of the seventh giade. Reginald Sigmon, David Un- to he held March 25-2(1 in A nominating committee Other honor i >>11 students ley, Gerald Wanen, Oviedo, was plertpd to select a sbitr named were: seventh grade, They include Valorie Wyof officers for the coming Kathleen Abbott, Linda Ack­ nmre and Kathy Knrar. over­ year at the regular meeting of erman. Cynthia llaechus, Tan­ all winner* in the recent the Auxiliary Knit to Ameri­ ya Ilaehtarh. Hnrluiru Iliirv. South Seminole fan. can Legion Old Glory post IK3 Janice Higelow, Itebena HocOthcia who will be display­ of Altamonte Springs held timer, Gaylnr Hrandes, Pam­ ing their projects are Stuart Monday evening* at the Post ela Horns, Dawn Colburn (in­ Jnnte*. Karen Strong, Pauline By Jo inn II■>• Home »n Prairie latke. advertantly omitted from me The Geneva Parent Teacher Duncan, Barbara Bryant, I arNamed to the committee ond and third lists), Susan [ ry Rlgting, Susan Mat lea, were Mrs, Ruth Rudolph, Dabbs, Carolyn Drees, Connie Organization will meet at A chairman; Mrs. Molly Steudle, Enksen, Lcnora Flavin, Call p. m Tuesday in the school ! Hobby HiiUhinann, Karl Erikand Mrs. Catherine llurk- Fruehun. I. y n n Fruchnan. auditorium with the teachers son, Karl Williamson, Dennis of the school in charge of the Broadway. Steve Riley, Kathy hardt. Judith (iolU, Kerry (ioplcn. Huber. Paulette Thrtmnltos, Mrs (irace Amharher, pres­ •lean lligb-tmilb. Hilda Hum program. Mr* Roy Nichols. Tommy Koard, Marion Henry. ident. who conducted the plircy. Linda Isbell, Aloe Ison, Mr* Vivian Welsh and Mrs Bobby Scott, Hobby Anderson, meeting, appointed Mrs Lil­ l oiiitio Johnson. Cull Kilmer. Alien Foster will serve at a pawl to answer anv questions Barbara Berry. Hill Gb-mmer, lian Cox and Mrs. Elizabeth Sandra Lovelace, Anil M< If'lle to audit the treasurer's l.uugblin, Jane Pugh, Patty asked hy parents regarding Pamela McGinnis, Heiouna problems connected with the lla io b , and Sandra llordok books. Rose. Patrieia Smith, Mai garMrs. Steudle, Americanism el Svancar, Sharon Wanen. school During tin- business meeting officers fur Hie sehool chairman, reported that the Kathleen Watts, Stephen Ad­ year ltffINfit) will he elected six winning essays in the re am*, Larry tote, Frank ( unit. Mrs Dora la-e Russell. ['TO rent A met Iranism Essay Con- Tony Fund, Mil had Cnffin, president, urges all parents tr«t sponsored by the unit lliHiles Cnle, Stewart Hartbad been entered in state tog. Dennis James, William with children in Itie school to attend Those who will have competition. Kauble, Uruce Knoechel, Jail She further reported that l.oftin, Robert Owen. C ol­ children attending the sehool Deliary Dupln ate Bridge Miss Kathleen Kent had been burn Rutter. Ceorge Si linn» tor the lirst lime in Neplem chosen as delegate by her over, Jerald Stettner, Arthur tier aie especially invited and t'lllh player] 11 tables under committee atid Miss Carolyn Thorpe, Victor Vincr, Wa> to­ parents with children attend­ direction of Mrs, Robert Nobing school in Slavia also arc oils at this week’s Tuesday Thomas as alternate, to rep­ w n s and Daniel Zoretic. afternoon meeting in the Fire urged to attend. resent the unit at Girl* State Eighth grade; Judy An­ men's Recreation Hall. in Tallabatsre, June 11 IK. drews, Hurhara Hryant, Cheryl Winner* were, NS, first, Following t h e business Clink, Harhara Davis, MeriMrs. Myron Accardi and Mrs. meeting, a combined social del Eddy, Judith Eller, Suran Ruth lilatt; aecond, Mrs. Rob­ was held with members of the Hooper, Nancy Napleratn, ert Nirhulls and Don Maepost. Terry- Pattishall, Marjorie HUNTINGTON P A R K , Naogbton; third, Mrs J. D Purnell; Karen Seharf, Max­ i nhf ( r n ) — Mf.iuul ilu* Cordell and Mr*. Frank Hunine Skalsky. Carol Sullivan, lienl Jhiim' p A. Farrier, 28, nell; fourth, Mra. Frank Aus­ HOUR NEMO UTIL England I'attp Swofford, Valorie W>- took out hut textbooks, lit up tin and Mrs. Edna Reilly; (CPU — A cake modal of the more, Karl Erikasnn, Svutt m fumtinuked itgur and icttlrd fifth, Mr. and Mra. J. II. Rak­ Leaning Tower of Pisa col­ Cettings, Gerald Haas, D«n down in a comfottable chair er. lapsed during a wine and McKIreath, Gerard O'Connor, to atudy, EW. first, Mr. and Mrs. food- festival where it was on Scott 1’erry, Kent Planck, liooni* went the cipnr. A Virgil Motr; second, Mrs. Iuiwrenee Reuter, T h o m a s .22-rit liber show. hid lei whittled Thornton Smith and C. It An­ pant Famer*» ear. drews; third, Mrs. David Sin­ Fe«Ir r a I authorjtit*a were ger and Mrs. Doyle Driver; tallnl to in\eHti>rate he« auie fourth, Mrs. Elsa Unkln and tlm It rttied ngur had been ship* M r s . Myrtle Dunnehacke; ped here from Pennsylvania fifth, Mrs. Ida R. Wilson and in interitule cm nm rrce. Mra. Jnanne Paulk. J Now You Know United• l‘re*» International The liharata N'atya, a classi­ cal dance of India with 50 hand gestures, 52 positions for the eyes and 13 positions for Ihe mouth, Is believed lo be one of the most involved dan­ ce* in the world, according to the Encyclopaedia Interna­ tional, R O SES IN BLO O M PROGRAM OF GREAT PEOPLE of History was presented by Mrs. Frances Walton’s sixth prude clnss at South Side Elementary School. First row: Candanee Jones, Patricia Barnes, Brenda Chambers, Linda Dominy, Robert Utter- llic Spring Deanery Mrrlmg fur Catholic Women vviir be lu'-ld at lllcsscil Trinity Church, ? ll E. 7lh Street, Ocala, on Tuesday, March 30, In-ginning with a 9:30 am . mas* to be followed by a bus­ iness meeting in tire Skyline Room al Silver Springs. Announcement of tin- meeting was made locally by Mrs. A, Durrani, president of the Catholic Women's Club of AH Souls Church, Sanford. Reser­ vations hy those planning to attend should be made no lal cr than next Wednesday with Mrs Durrani or Mrs. Ernest lliiekalxilie 24 From SSJH To Enter A rea Science Fair M eet Tuesday DeBary Bridge Club Plays 14 T ab les 2221 U r a p e v ille A rc. 3 2 2 -0 8 8 8 •'Sc-ott'a Dealer" Set M eeting Tallied By 10 Pupils Geneva P TO To Grnpcviltc Nursery C a th o lic Women Perfect Report Cards Unit 183 Names Committee On New Officers back. Standing, back row: Garland Harden, Peter Fleischmnnn, Duane Anderson, Jimmie Brown, Lynn Stanley, Gary Renton, Wade Dyess, Kenny Lonp and Randy Strawdcr. (Herald Photo) OVER .15 Y E A R S At First & I'nlm rlln (Aloug-rldr old |mi*( (dti rr) ACCORDIONIST Susan Jackson, daupbter trf the linn Jacksons of Lake Mary, will Ire mio of the talented performers competing for the first prize cash award at the Lake Mary Cham­ ber of Commerce's Animal Talent Show sche­ duled for 7 :30 p.m. Saturday in lire auditorium of Lake Mary Elementary School. Sanford Furniture Co. 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Homestead Exemption — Resident homeowner** must also file application with the County Tax Assessor at the Court House on or before April 1, 1965, in order to he allowed auch exemption on City and County Taxes. ITALIAN ACCENT—Itiliin »ctr«u MarU GniU BuccelU. 22, who !• making a film ^ Rome, roki In * wlth a plungtnf neckline ‘and a m’efii front while chatting riltorio Gutman. with actor Yitti H. L. Whelchel * City Clerk City of Sanford, Florida . . . the biggest, Plymouth ever. Just one of Plymouth’s fin different models . . . the Roaring ’ 65it Belvedere Variant Barracuda . . . the big buy in the intermediate clan. . . . the compact that hasn’t forgotten why you buy a compact. . . . the fast-moving fastback from Plymouth. PLUS, PLYMOUTH'S 5 - Y EAR/ 5 0 , 0 0 0 - MILE ENGINE AND DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY! O r y . i . , e o rp o r.iio n w n fid a n tiy w arrant* . * „* m . 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Walt Disney’e long await­ ed fMtura production, “ Those Calloweys,” bring* to th* screen a hearty allc# of Ufa In New England during tha 1930'a with warmth, ruatic humor, great natural beauty, and a top talented eaat. “ Thoee Calloways” present­ ly la showing at tha Rita The­ atre and will continua through Wednesday. Brian Keith, Vera Miles, Brandon da Wilde, Walter Brennan and Ed Wynn bring to Ilfs the backwoods Celloway family, and the small town folka in Swiftwaler, Vermont. The stirring drama about a man of the wooda and hie family who fight greed and poverty to establish a lake aanctuary for the great geese /lock* was filmed In Vermont; first In winter whin the snow*covered villa­ Gina, Rock A t Drive-In Gina Lollobrlglda and Rock Hudson star in the color-film comady, “ Strange Bedfel­ lows,” f e a t u r e d Sunday through Tuesday at ths MovIsland Drive-In Theatre. Co-featured will be "Fate It the Hunter,” with (ilrnn Ford and Nancy Kwan. The doubla hill for Wed- NOW thro WED. YOU'Ll. IIK (il.AD neaday only will be a true Bedfellow*" la a brilliant atory of World War II, “ No tribute to the fact that Holly, Alan I* An Islnnd,” atnrring wood, through the year*, haa Jeffrey Huntrr, anil “ The lost none of Its Incomparable Hustler,” with Paul Newman knack for blending tha Inrrrdienta that produce Enter­ and Jackie Gleason. tainment with a capital “ E.” Triple feature, nil in color, For Melvin Frank, who colfor Thursday, Friday and lahuratf'd on the original .Saturday, March 25-27, will 1 screenplay with Norman Pan­ he “ Goodbye, Charlie,” with ama and Michael Pertwea, Debbie Reynolds and Tony thrn produced and directed Curtis; “ Invitstion to a Gun- the shtmmriing Technlrolor fighter,’* super-western star­ eitravaganaa, this comedy ia ring Y ijT llrynner In its first truly a brightly-burning giant Sanford allowing, and “ Golden candle on the froety cake Arrow," with Tab Hunter. that heralda the (liver anni­ Racing across the screen versary of Panama and Frank with the rest and excitement as laughmaking king* of th* of a frisky roll, “ Strange i inrma world. YOU SAW IT! Mystery Drama ADULTS 80r m il.D U E S SSe UNDER 12 WAIT DISNEY Those Calloways If I’ nnlunr-IHrpflor Alfirtl Hite hunk hn<] his way. vi«i tint* would h«* tratctl In the the* at ip tiuii ii i; tlu* hist 30 minutr.' of his n'-u I'm amount mystery <!i nnm. "I'syrlm/* * hit’ll u|h*ii«iI Thiif stluy at thi* tlMlNOU^?' JWmcoLor X m a 1> a• *e*e .J . *r «- •- ■In % |c TILL 2:00 MON. - MU ’ , Seminole Cinema. While thi* would undoubtedly be a good policy to pursoe with all mys­ tery films. Hitchcock Insists I it is especially important to ( the enjoyment o f ''Psycho" i Ilust the sensational rliinnx tomes to atidicnres as ths Complete surprise it is. The best way to ensure this, of court!-. Is to sr* it from ths beginning, nml tbs manage­ ment of the Cinema Theatre is urging psttorur to do Just that. "Psycho" stars Anthony Perkins. Veto - Miles. John Gavin and Janet Leigh ns Marion Crane, with Martin Halsam and John Mrlnlirc cottarrril ges and landscapes look llks picture postcards; then In the fall, whtn the foliage Is bril­ liant beyond belief, And than there are the birds. The outdoor shots In­ clude some wondrous scenes, filmed by Dlaney’a nature photographers, of thousands of wild geest taking o ff and landing In a New England lake surrounded by multi-celored autumn leave*. Above all, ths picture* takes a long, bard look at amalt town U.S.A., and cornea up with the opinion that Amer­ icana today arc Just aa proud and principled as they ever were when you scratch ths surface. Fc*r\(^ “A GLOBAL A F F A IR " BOU HOPE « H O P P IN G platter* *o you can )uit balp yourself. And don't forgot their friend chicken dinners on Monday night—same deal. No one goes away huniry"'from the PINECREST INN. But do save a llllle room for stuns of Fresh sweet blue-water perch, their delicious home-made pas­ crisp crunchy hush puppies, try. a • • creamy grits, alaw. spicy bak­ NO NEED TO WAIT until ed beans, french fries—all the weekend for entertainment served family style on hot and lun. The Gene Mielton Duo, who go under the atage name of ‘ ‘The Illusions” are now appearing at the CAPRI RES­ TAURANT and Cocktail Lounge every night from 8 p. m. to 1 a. m. This delightful comedy and vocal team arc wonderfully talented and have Irocn a smash hit everywhere. You asked for them back, lilt time they were here—so here they arc—just for you—Gene Shelton and Billy Short. The fun you’ ll have at the CAPRI listening to them, will be no illusion! • • • HOW ABOUT some real old fashioned' pit-barbccucd hick­ ory smoked ribs? You don't TEMPESTUOUS and fiery Gina Lollobritfldu know where to find them? Wematches Rock iludnon word for word in a ‘re here to tell you you can family quarrel In the zany comedy. "Strange find them at the Pig 'N Whis­ Bedfellowti," at the Movieland Drivc-ln Theatre. tle all this weekend—Friday, Saturday and Sunday.’ A big plalelul with all the trimmings and are they delicious! Every­ one know how Ui get to the PIG ‘ N WHISTLE, but Jusl in case you are new in town, li t at 2501 South Park Ave., at the corner of Park ami 2ith Slreel. You can't misa il— that's where all the rars are parked. a a a DotU« Austin WHAT DO YOU KNOW? It’s Friday again—and it‘s also I*nt, What better Idea for din­ ner tonight than one of those famous sll-you-csn oat fah din­ ners at the PINEUREST INN? HEY LADY! What are you doing between 4.30 and G 30 p. in. this evening? You have a special invitation from the CAR I It E LOUNGE in the Val dec Hotel, right in the heart of downtown Sanford Your drinks will only cost one cent for every year of your age Now. of course, if you are T9 or 80. this could get expensive, but if you are only 2a, you will be getting a real bargain And while you are enjoying that 2a cent drink take a look around at all the amusing and highly cultural pictures on the FA TEFU L MEETING .»f Anthony Perkin* and Janet Leigh Iiuh chilling conne<|iiencvp in Alfred IliU'hi'ock'H "Psycho,” the muster mystery maker’s newest I’aramounl production which opened Thursday at the Seminole Cinema. TONITH * SAT. ADMISSION 31 n n per I 'U U CARLOAD RIDE-IN TNEATRF walla. They arc real mailerpieces. • • • BAR-B-Q SPECIAL FRIDAY — SA TU R D A Y — SU N DAY SHOWS AT 7:00 ONLY REAL PIT - HARRECUEII *1 Pig'n Whistle RIBS 1:04 ONLY “CODE 7 • VICTIM 5*' L E X BARKER — COLOR SHOWS AT 11:110 ONLY COMING — SUN. . MON. . TUBS. SHOWING NITELY AT 7:00 A 11:00 f ' 0H T* / * B u r * 0 r Grand Wed. Eve. Opening! Apr. 7 Near Lee Road Exit Of Intemtate 4 NOMINATED FOB 12 ACADEMY AWARDS! ^ Rock, Gina, HUDSON ’ L0U-OBRJGIDA Gig YOUNG ‘STRANGE BEDFELLOWS'1F C H N IC O L O H AUDREYHEPBURN REXHRISONHikhouw WTO M N ffi w *T5w5r" Ig s A dd r. . . No. et ooaio — * Matin.a______ K r* n ln g _ — Knrlna. r h . r k or monty nrd.r Inn . l a m p . ) payablt to Park K a n Th aatr., with . . I t addraaoad sta m p'd anvalap* and mall to Park Baal Tfcaatra, P. O. Haa l i t , Winter Park, n e r l d a -> *4i ■£>. S U M fl« P |m iW at |— „ „ Pitas* llet I alternate S s i o . 1 _____ _ t ______ I ____ CO-FEATURE A T 1:00 ONLY ;;il Ticket Reeervaliona Also Avails hie A t Your Nearest J.M. Fields or Food Fair Store • NOTE: Opening Nile end Sunday Eva. April U Sold Out • » T \ FISH SANFORD, FLA. A LL YOU FRY CAN ADULTS 35 $1 P I NE C R f ST I NN ____ _— ------------ ------------------------ ------- —— — EVERY YEAR about this time the Melodee Skating Rink presents some of the fin­ est entertainment for you In the form of their annual Queen of Hearts Skate Show. Origin­ al choreography, stereo music, beautiful costumes and talent­ ed performer* will be seen in the big two hour show, Sun­ day at 7 p. m. Highlight o( the evening will be the naming of Cinderella, Queen of Hearts Cinderella will receive a glit­ tering crown and a pair of equally glittering slippers and will be crowned by the IM4 Queen of Hearts, the former Misa Darlene Roberts of Lake Monroe. All proceeds of the show go to. the Seminole-DeBary Heart Fund. A fine, lam ily show, sure to be enjoyed by all. In addition, you'll be thrilled by the performance, of Misa Barbara Meixall. n s -| tional figure skating champion from Jacksonville who will be here to display her wonderful talent. • • • LEINRHRG ■WON Bird fa)fab FORI PIlRCf SrsnhMn I) S I South CAFETERIAS We Piuvulc the Finest Catcfinp. Sctvtcc in Central Flonda ------------------------------------- ------- Ua UaTJ D A N C IN G / ^ ON-THE-HOUSE" V E VER Y FRIDAY NIGHT! ___________________________________________ \ | SPECIAL for the LADIES! \ ■ D A IL Y 4:30 TO 0:10 P.M. £ DIUNKS — lc m ^ fp O o w ' per yenr of your age! NEXT TIME you have "somebody special” to enter-, lain, take our advice and lake1 them to dinner at FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE in Fern Park. This delightful spot is famous throughout Central Florida for their unsurpassed cuisine, fine j selection of choire wines, and quiet, courteous service. En lertainment nightly in the l.ampllghlar l-ounge and three dining rooms to serve you It's elegant. VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN T IL 2 A M. NIGHTLY Jhs ’tfan w -fock h Op&n! < 2 1° 10a.m. Longwood Hotel Longwood THIS A R E A ’S N EW EST COCKTAIL LOUNGE AN D RESTAURANT. FO R Y O U R E N T E R T A IN M E N T 6 N IG H T S PER W E E K . . . . 8 P .M . T I L L 1 A. M. reHwurara n im n m w m ■& Mall OrS.r Farm— Prlraa Include T » « —IM.a.e Print Mat. (Wed. at J P.M.) _ ________ Orch. t 00 Lo«o S SO Mat. (Nat. Suo. Holiday at 1:101 Orrh I.i t to il* t o o Kvo. I Mon, thru Thur. at IMS P.M.) Orch t 10 Loe* ISO Kva. tPrl. Sat. B u n llol. et t i t P.M >-Orrh 1*0 G fa t So Name ... .................. — ................. .. ■ , . ..................... KflCKirnni Seaisldon IJS 1 E F R ID A Y N IG H T S P E C IA L ! ■ » w ■ -KOIOK M "b i i w R e l j ^ Daanm jtfm jfl 4 m m You'll enjoy the surpriaing variety of delicious food* and tha fast, ecurteoua aervice at th* Trad* Winds Cafeteria located next to the theatre In th* Femlnol* Plat* Shopping Center on U.S. 17-92 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, rlme meat*, garden-fresh vegeta* lei, appetising aelads and your fa* vorite pie or cake. On Tuesday evenings, we offer a 10ox. New York Sirloin Strip rooked to your order for only 79c. Thuradey night is Family Nittht with free dtsserta for III. Saturday night I* Steak Night — a big, kk-lb. T-Bcne steak cooked to your order for only 11.00. Luncheon: 11 a.m. - 2:1B p.nv. Dinner: 4:30 p.m. - 8:0* p.m. PLATE WITH FRENCH FRIES. SLAW OR SALAD, COFFEE till TEA 2501 SO. PARK A V E . GUHNfORD NAHM ODUYIOB 00 HICKORY SMOKED SHOWS AT [Il THE TRADE WINDS Cafeteria la th* only cafatcrla in Semlnols County and you will like th* kind of dining featured there. A wonderful array of dallcioue food* ell r!|ht there before your eyei so appealing­ ly. You’ll have e bard time de­ ciding. Besidea, remember you can have this earn# fine food tervlce right In your own home or at your club through the TRADE WINDS excellent catering service, which ia the finest in Florida. Ask about thin next time you are in (or lunch or dinner. • • • > . / • s I C OK b i .• I ( * I S H A TO O - EA T- CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $100 Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans Grits Hush Pupptas Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea " J A c QILulm o via " VOCAL and COMEDY TEAM ------- S T A R R IN G G E N E S H E L T O N & B IL L Y S H O R T OPEN D A IL Y FROM 11 A.M. TIL L i A.M . S E R V IN G Y O U R F A V O R IT E C O C K T A I L & G O O D F O O D __ ___ , C a ftiu By Maxine 4 Bek Hancock Ph. F A 2 -5 M I » CALL 322-1251 FOR RESERVATIONS Owned 4 Operated Hwy. 17-02 Bn. Sanford ------- RESTAUR ANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322-1251 �* ON?* R in fo r b 4 dtiqhJtighJtA I0 -U p.m. CBS. Slattery'* People. “ Queition: What’s New In Timbuetoo?" Pet O’Brien plays an old politician who slowly begins to real it* his own party ii atabbing him in tha back. Hla worst shock comes when he learns his own daughter is plotting with her married lover to make him lose his office. Slattery, too, joins those who'd like to are tha old man out of tha pic­ ture, but his motives are those of a true friend. Excel­ lent atory of behind-thescenes political skulduggery. 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. Rawhide. “ Prairie Fire.’ Another good weitern, this one a sentimental show o f affection for Wishbone as the men fight to save his life. Wish* bone goes to take over a dead friend’s herd with the Inten­ tion of giving the proceeds to tha friend's daughter. But he falls into the hands o f greedy herders who torture him ’ to try to get the herd's owner­ ship papers for themselves. In the struggle, Wishbone teaches one of them a lessen on becoming a man. 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ n a 11 o n a 1 Showtime. “ The tJiant Caravan Circus." And it’s still another visit to Sweden's circus Cott, as this series has obviously run out o f circuses and out o f gas. The acts are good cnes, if you enjoy this sort of enter­ tainment, and you'll he treat­ T V T im e Previews ed to the expected display of out o f train-wrecking. Love­ clowns, acrobats and horse­ bird* Gomes and Morticia come to the rescue with a manship. scheme cauilng the jailing o f 8:830 p.m. ABC. The Farm­ tha museum curator. er's Daughter. “ Katy's New 0:30-10 p.m. CBS. Gomer Job." Once again, Glen almost Pyle. "Double Date With The loses Katy to a rich man who Sarge.” Lucky Sarge! Hie wen't take no for an answer. girl friend's girl friend he* But Katy astounds him by found a lovely hoy to make asking for tims to think over it a grand, compatible fourhis offer o f |S00 a week, plus eome, none other then Comer a wardrobe, a maid and a Pyle hhnself. When Sarge re­ chauffeur. He’s even more as­ covers from the initial shock, tounded (though we ebouldn’t he tries to untoed the other be) at her decision. couple, but nothing works. 8:30-0:30 p.m. CBS. Thb Relief comes in the form of G r e a t Adventure. “ Rodger an unwelcome etranger. Young." (Rerun) The legend 0:30-10 p.m. NBC. Jack o f Rodger Young, cne o f the Benny Pregram. "Jack'* Nsvy most publicised heroes of Buddy Returns." Jack Pepper World War II who posthu­ guests as the Navy pal 30mously received the Congres­ ytar-old Benny hasn't seen in sional Medal of Honor, Is here 40 years. After some senti­ reduced to actual facts and mental Joking, Tepper cone the result we tee th i youth Benny Into putting him on the ea warm, ecurageous human shove. After a few World War rather than a auperman. E x­ I skits, Benny expects more cellent in the title role la war with his sponsor, until Jim rt MucArthur. In fine hs gets a surprising phone support ire Geoffrey Home, call. Ted Bessell and George Ken­ 0:30-10 p.m. ABC. FDR. nedy. "That Man In The White 8:30-0 p.m. ABC. The Ad­ House.” A rrprise of the 1038 denda Family. “ Lurch And Ilia presidential campaign and Harpsichord.'' The pirture of election, the most lopsided Lurch, eyes lowered and lips victory in American history. trembling, playing fugues on The show attempts to Inject his hsrpsichord is an incon­ u trace o f suspense, but there gruous one. And he almost really isn’t much. The most dies inside when his beloved interesting parts o f this halfInstrument nearly gets sold hour deni with the quality of to a museum. He’s ao miaer- FDR's opposition, a peculiar able he can't even get laughs marriage o f lovers. Weekend FRIDAY P. M. (• ) C h a rlla Th# tllg’ MotIi 3 no (21 N I T 4 do 1 .0 0 W ta- 7 .2 0 U r« » fM Kiw i 7 10 , C ) O n * W » y IM U F O 7 4k i : ) S i g n On « *> r i i , . * S tir* W ia lh e r A lm s n .o Bp or I s , W »»l h *r r « i A U l* N i w i 11 id T l i e . i t i r o f |he B u r * M l . i >) Hat N i g h t Unvlr U .in i 2 ) y«i urtUy N i g hi Fhow SUNDAY (t) (S) Major Ji.rcury c i It) It, It) (!) 1 9 . 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In.uo t 24 !«• ply tlr** front and rear; fully *nrlo*rd c»h wllh a la **; V -Typ9 T h ra irr 4 99 O l »• tooth •r»rlfl*rj two while headlight*. two combination •top-tall and dt*h lights. •tandard llghtln* aqulpD int and on* pair, douMa farad, cab mouatad dlractInnal iianal Hlbta: hourmatrr; Kngln* air claanar and all factory alandard equip, rornl. tMInlmum walahl not Jaaa than 11,099 Iba , lllddtr lo rnnrldrr Tradr ln of on* u**d Allltn'hatmrr* Mo. tor Oradrr, Modrl AlJ-l. UN: At».|.C54 which m*y h* Inapect.4 at City Hall, City of Caaaalbarry, Florida. Bidder to atal* ntt cath prlrr adar Trada-ln and alau ataia prlca and amount ot pay manta ba.rt cm two of flva year dr. fn rrd paymrnta afttr trada-ln. All blda ahatl ba ratnlitad to th* following addrtaa: Town Clark Town of Caaaalbarry 1'. tl Hox .11 Caarrlbarry, Florida IS aaalad tnvrlopa laglbty Inarkad "Town of Caartlbarry —Uradar Bid’’ by tba lib day ot April A. D. IM» by 11*9 Noon. I’ uhltah March II. K. 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M. 11 n9 (Vi Dlicovary It I I Chrlatutihara l « ) O ut-W ay Mirror 11 J« t*i Mrartlnna ’ 9S C> Ural Itoharia 1*1 F a ir Tha N .Uon t "9 (1) TV Talitrnarlr tl ) llarald o f Truth III Your L H a In World Today 1.10 C l You Ara Thara I I I laaua* A Anawira A lv in S h o w Sclanr* F i c t i o n 1 1 :1 1 K tm lT y F «r N i g h t At M o v i e * I h r ■Fiii'*# \V r l k T du K n u r t i l l n » r * H o lly w o o d P ftlicft ( Ju n e rnukt ti) M irro r (tl Th* I It K in g (3) Th* Tvkin I" in I ! ) Klprord I t . 00 ( 3 ) Xcvitcupe (|) Acrmi Th* Ftnr, (I) Mlillr Mayor ( 5 ) llaro.r ot U i l J u n f ' » t 10 fl j Ilurne a A lio (I) n*n*t r*(rol 1 9 .9 0 do 1 Jo i : i * i oo i ft i ! 1U ( ! ) 10 do t ft i I I I , lhov< L'lii • • f ** I Oni* gEDp t li * y o n d ( 1 ) K r i d l g n O ’T o o l t (ft) J s i k i e ( i l i t i o u (7) Flipper S 20 ,S) Sunn*. SrtiHFftlfl T It (•) J * i i r l '« r W i g n r r S h o w K i whirl if F u n L l o y d T h u M u It Hlicinr N l W ft C O p I T it* K iln * t o r n * F, t 2 I fvti Hr port t;u& it ) i ' « n t r * i Fit. SATURDAY A. hL 7 09 ( * l t'l) 11:09 (3) (l| (01 Ar* You * 11,00 i U Nfltvacupi A (II to 19 C ) (I) t l ) r u n fjo lf D a iftla 19 IS C l (ft) l i » T h r l . » w 11.00 (11 f ? ) J i m St Jr*M*ir Fhf>tr (II 46) A HO Wld* World of 4.• I 1 .0 0 ( 3 ) (f t) * U (2) ft (!) ( H i f M a t t t r y ’> p i* r n \ l G T I o r k J llg h N \w a 110 X tipo rt ■ I 10 (ft) ( ’ * r 54— W h i n 10 00 (2) Junior Ml** Kagiant ft SS ( f ) ft) (I) lU ik itb a ll 1 10 ( ! ) T h f i l » r 10 O Ja c k Ilin n y («> ' S o m * r I ' y l i i f ) K a r m i n I u ugh tar N V w i, F p o rii, th ir 0 ) N • w p 11n • 11 2 j ( ! i l S h o t k T h r a t i r H i T h ruit# r of ih * U 10 ( 2 ) T o n i g h t P h o w l:‘l T h a a la r 3 41 I •! A«1v«nfyr* Th***t#r nI* ht 1,06 <t) Yalmiint'a Day (ft) Chan lin g (C ) , \ > » i w ith W a litr C rn n klt# T .M ( ! ) Y i n c y ! » t r r ln i* r ( i i W y a tt K arp 2 ,3 0 11) 1iif f m i l t o n a l Show ■i m i 1$) Y o i i n v l ’ a n p l i ' a C o n terl S 16 A drl a m i F a m ily C l Hob H o p * T h t i t i r i * i tin H i o il 4 w a y T o - By Donna Estes Plan* were made at the regular meeting of the Epis­ copal Churchwomen of Longwood's Christ E p i s c o p a l Church Church Monday even­ ing for a breakfast to be serv­ ed April 4 to the Confirm stlon Class. Guest of honor >t the break­ fast and officiating at the Con­ firmation Service wrill be Bis­ hop Henry I. Louttit, bishop of South Florida. In other business at the PROGRAM of aonif, dunce nnd comedy number.* in on tap for Saturday’* meeting, the women votes] to 7:30 p.m. annual talent show sponsored by tbe Lake Mary Chamber of donate |10o toward the pur­ Commerce in the auditorium of Lake Mary Momentary School. Two of chase of a new orgsn for the the act*, singers Roy and Pat Bradford (left) and tap dancers Donna Sal­ church. Mrs. Jo-Ann llam* lee and Shelley Mebnnc are shown at rchenrsals with C of C president mond, secretary of Christian Jim Daughtrcy, (back) nnd Clarence Donaldson, who will emceo the *how. DON STOFFEL Social Relations, reported on the activities of her commit­ tee. 'Presiding at the meeting was Mrs. Virginia Bowenox, president, and Rev. Charles Ste­ wart Jr.V vicar, conducted an Informal discussion on the Marrh 18, 1863 meaning of Lent. Admission# No refreshments were serv­ “ The old • time medicine exposed example was called "le cre l” formula or machine W a r r e n llnynen, Isabel ed following the meeting in s h o w s , promoting cure-all tlie “ Radioseope." Investiga­ that he clalmi can cure di­ accordance with tlu> Lenten Pearsall, Wilma Pope, Donna seases; Miles, Mel Jones, Sally Stev­ elixirs and youth rcitoring tion by the U. S. Food' and 3) He promises a quick or Fast. en#, E vn Hick*, Putriria Drug Administration revealed tonics are gone but the medi­ easy cure; Coyne, Estella Wllion, Dnls cine man is stilt with us,” Dr. it to be a complete fraud that 3) He advertises, using Snnehrx, Sanford; M a b e l Frank Leone, director of the could not distinguish blood "case histories" or testimon­ West, Dellary; Ethel Muse, Seminole County Health Dc from colored water. ials to Impress people; Lake Mary. Many of the medical quacks partment, warned today. 4) He clamors constantly Di#rhargr* mail-order advertising “ Today Uiii man ia a pit'll- use far medical investigation and Dennis L. Pullen, Rally Se­ w ith convincing testimonials. doscicntific salesman w h o recognition; WASHINGTON (UPI) — verance, Clmrle# Hwinney, Luadroitly dances on a thin line Usually they make claims 5) He claims medical men President Johnson approved rile C. Heard, Zctha F. Ro#s, between fact and fiction.” Dr that are just evasive enough are persecuting him or that the assignment of Rear Adm Genevieve Ilnines, Henry Pe­ to sidestep postal law# and Leone said. they arc afraid of his compe­ Alfred G. Ward aa U. B. ter#, James C. Byrd, ltuhy Other The modern medicine man avoid prosecution. tition ; Green, ltr##!e V*. Jones and we»ri many masks, accord­ quacks go from dour to door 6) He tells you that hi* rspreavntutivo on the North ing to the Seminole health of* to carry their ‘ message of method of treatment ii better Atlantic Treaty Oiganiiatinn baby’ boy, Evelyn Sweeney American Mlatsry cures directly into homes. ami baby girl, Andrea Pack than surgery, X-rays or military and standing group. Kaarclaa fur Mudarn fieer, and may hide behind and baby girl, Sanford; Ma­ Dr. Leone urges six guide- drugs. The President also approv­ the cloak of Impresilvr look­ W omen ed the appointment of (ten. bel (Jiburii, Luka Mury. ing tllles or quasi mrdlcal de­ posts from the American Med­ Itnm par n<>om ic ul Association lo spot a Dean C. Strother to be vomgrees and diplomas Tha Morning Movla Make Hoom tor quack. He asks (hat people The l). S. pavilion at Cana­ Charcoal, black lead and niatnlcr-in-cldef o f tho North Frequently he uses an elec­ Paddy CIIM N’ew a w l l h Mika trically operated device for beware of the “ Sale.man" if; tlx- d i a m o n d arc compuaed of American Air Defense Com­ da’s EXPO 67, In Montreal, W a lla c e will cost about 113.3 million. 1) He uses a special or caibori. mand. diagnosis and treatment. Such WhaCt Thla Song devices often resemble legit­ 1 Lava l.ntr Nile New r imate medical apparatus such Andy of Mayberry •v X roy or electrocacllo Conranirallaa p r r a m h a r Hilda graph machines T h a M-Coya Dr. Leone said I recently Jeopardy Price la lUght 11 10 i«i Cl <91 1 1:1 9 1 1 :1 9 1 1 :1 9 1 1 :1 1 1111 I I : 149 K d S u lliv a n Branded Hroadaldo llon inu For lha Taopla Aiovla Tha Rogua* C am ara What's M y U n a M v m ip i C B S N i w i , W ag th ar N a w a lln a C heckm ate A d v t n iu r e a In F g r a d ill (4 ) Chet k m a ta IS , P a ta r tlu n n C s n ild MONDAY A . 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(f r i.a la Make A Peal tui *r ail It> • J \jrlg • «#f ili» •1 rlet Nawallna t u l l ( NuJ rt 4*f * I h r N lut li Li 11* It) NBC Nawa Hapart r l » 1 r i t e lilt in • »u1 fr»t Hr nr IS, P a ,.word Cl The Bermuda Islands were named for Juan da Bermudez, a 6tli century Spanizh naviga­ tor. t h i : h v i ii i i i t . i > * \»i 1*1 P u n n a l i , e d 11 I S ) C H S N e w , Lush Tropic Beauty Htend 14* Brio* E a s y lo Grow Color ( t l My Favorite Martian tl) (I, til (l> (•) (,| (I) Notes Castle Farms Dairy Stores ara expanding to Sanfonl. * The aclf-icrvlee dairy etore to begin operations Saturday at 7619 South French Avenue will be the 11th opening in recent months. Specialising in milk and dairy products, the Castle Farms Dairy Store will bo open seven days e week from 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. The Sanford store aa well as the other ten In tha area will all be eupplied from tha Castle Farms new production plant which is to op«n in Dc> Land Jn April. Tbe milk (arm is located in Weirsdila and the present plant ia at Holly Hill. George S. Coble, president, and Don Stoffcl, general man­ ager, said they plan to expand their operations throughout Central Florida within a 100mile radius ot tha DoLand central plant. To celebrate the opening of the new location in Sanford, Castle Dairy Farm* Store will hold a drawing with first prize winner receiving a year’s supply of ice cream, half a gal­ lon a week for 33 weeks, free. The second, third, fourth nnd fifth prizes will all re­ ceive a six months supply, or half a gallon a week fo r 73 weeks, Stoffcl announced. In addition to the milk and ice cream the Castle Dairy Farms feature butter and eggs, cheeses, cottage cheese, orange juice, bacon, cookies, crackers, bread, chocolate milk, buttermilk and aklmmed milk. Leg al Notice (91 P r o A C o n I I I Many H a p p y R e t u r n * T "0 C l K e n t u c k y J o n r a ( I ; ■-* ( I ) O tala A H a r r ie t T 19 t » ) W a g o n T riln C l W n i i d i r t u l Warld of (I) 1.09 C l <I) (9) 10.11 (11 Hospital Beware O f 'Medicine Man' .MONDAY r. U. 11:90 (11 Pay Whaa (0) U,va ot t.lfa Idlh Crnlury . i*i F .H tt . •siinfa” I I t C ) Kawacopa * 99 ( ! ) I IQ ( I ) Health Director Warns: Television 1:90 tti Jimmy gtrickland Ktinrw C ) Mlg 2 Uo|f ! *6 ( j ; C l i i m p l o n i h l p W r i i t - I *9 ( 1 ) N t w a r o p t P o n t . (I) K iw i, P p e ril. W « iI h *• r ( V ) N't w a l l in* 1 :1 6 ( f ' H u n t I# y - T l r l t i k J i y I. Church women Castle Farms Stores Make Plans For Expanding In Sanford Confirmation Fri. Mar. 19, ’ 65— Pa*e 7 Ifr n lb FOR 2G W EEKS n o t h in g to but to w in 3 lc BANrORD — Dr.IUUY — DELAND — ORMOND — ORMOND BEACH PORT ORANGE — HOLLY 1I1LL — 4 IN DAYTONA ' �I V /' ij * ‘' - , •! ' *•, Animated Magazine Program Presented By Sanford Womans Club g ft Dr. WanTgrB grreB Page » — Fri. Mar. 19, '65 P.H. Westgate Conducts Tha Woman'* Club of San­ San-[ moot,” which will be exhibit-1 fd with batteriei creatine a I Orange Blossom Playhouse, I the audience with several i Following a most enjoyable led by Mrs. Harkey, Mrs. Mr*. Pry Pj 'Hie t— i-s.i- decorated I ed In Miami later this season, vivid fluorescent effect. presented a brief history o f| numbers, " t im W . .rmmnanicri inu, . . . iMrs. s . . *Til accompanied at o,*l the nrmrr.m program, rnnUr. cookies, ■■nrf<ai«h. sandwich- I nr or, Mr. Mrs. v Flowers, ford waa. lavishly |es, mints and nuts were scrv-flia and Mrs. A1 Hunt. In a S t Patrick's Day theme] The modern design was light-1 Gerald Covington of the folk music and entertained piano by Mrs, Covington. Wednesday when members Mrs. Robert Steele and Mrs. key, program chairman. In­ and guest* assembled for the Fred Pope were hostesses to troduced Dr. Westgate to tha annual “ Animated Magazine" Azalea Club at dinner Thurs­ group now assembled In the program with the Fine Arts day evening at the Steele charming living room. Department serving as hos­ Dr. Westgate proceeded to home, Beardall Avenue. tess. Dinner was served buffet place numbered markers In Guest* were greeted at the style in the dining room with each container. At the same door by Mrs. Roy Tillis, Mrs. small tables set up In the time Mr*. Harkey aaw that C. M. Flowers and Mrs. Irv­ living room and adjoining sun each guest was supplied with ing Pryor, who decorated the porch. All tables were over pencil and card. club house. Dr. Westgate than Invited laid in white adorned with The program was dedicated freshly cut Formosa Azalea the group to exammfg touch, to Mrs. L. E. Spencer, with blossoms, green Shamrocks smell or taste and then identi­ the devotional program given fy as many plants as they and green top hats. b y Mra. Durwood Walker. could and write the name with After dinner three card Mrs. THUS, editor-in-chief tables were pushed together t h e corresponding number. of the magazine, was general to display some 43 specimens Members applied themselves chairman w i t h Mrs. Don from the gardens of Dr. P. enthusiastically to guessing or Fla mm turning the pages of H. Westgate. Mrs. C. P. Har- misguessing the names of the the huge magazine on an eas­ various plants displayed. el, relating the activities of When acorei were tallied, the club. Mra. Dempsey Carnes held Mrs. J. P. Cullen, program high score with 19 correct chairman, arranged a color­ names. Mrs. Stinson and Mrs. ful program for the members Pope tied for second high and guests entertainment. with 16 correct answers. Dr. Miss Anna Lea Herman, tal­ W e s t g a t e presented each ented vocalist, accompanied All members, former and with a packet ot fresh "Sweet by a combo composed of Lar­ ry Williams, Mickey McCIanpresent, of Seminole High Pod Pe*i.*’ The poda as well School's Twirling Semlnoles, as pea* are cooked of this ahan and Johnny Cuilum, pre­ sented a delightful musical both A and B corps, are cord­ unusual vegetable used widely GERALD COVINGTON, left, entertnined the Sanford Woman's Club PARTICIPATING IN THE "A N IM A T E D M A G A Z IN E " program nt the ially Invited (o a receptkm in fine Chinese restaurants. program'. magazine program with a brief history of Folk Music, followed by hia Sanford Womnn’« Club were from the left, Mrs. Roy Tillifl, editor In chief; honoring Mra Merl (Margaret) They are thriving in Dr. WestMrs, Fred Cans* gave three singing several folk tunes. Miss Anna Leu Herman, vocalist, Johnny CulMra. Don Flamm, who’ turned the pages no events were related; Mrs. Fred Smith, who hai been twirling gate's garden but are native demonstrations on flower ar­ lum and Mickey McCInnnhnn, standing, ami Larry Williams, at the Ganns, who gave demonstrations in the art of flower arranging with MrH. Instructor since the first corps to Formosa. ranging and showed an in­ A packet of fresh rhiibarb piano, all Seminole High students, provided additional musical entertain­ Durwurd Walker giving the devotional program. was formed in 1933, teresting "futuramlc arrangement. Mr. and Mra. Smith are was awarded Mrs. J. L. Clark moving to Indiana In April. In who correctly Identified 12 the ten yean Mr*. Smith has plants. Boobie prize, one au­ instructed the corps, A "Sup­ gar beet (which she called erior" rating has been award­ "turnip") was awarded Mrs. ed the Twirling Semlnoles at Henry McLaulln with a score every district and state con­ of aix. The "thing" was de­ licious just boiled, skinned, Mrs. R. T. Cowan Jr., pres­ The first activity sched­ test. Michael Thomas Barr, son and Johnny Alexander, Sonja ident, Mrs.' A. B. Huntley, uled, Mrs. Cowan said. Is a Any twlrter who has receiv­ sliced and buttered. tty Maryann Miles ami to sec more friends and of Chief and Mrs. Hubert G. Guthrie, Kathleen Koschwltz, Reserving a polled Vanilla Gordon Dalton, Ricky Rice tressurer, and Mrs. Russell white elephant and hake talc ed instruction under Mrs. Dr. and Mra. Robert Hoov­ relatives. Barr, of 617 Mimosa Terrace, Belinda Sampson, daughter J. Hsmmond, secretary of the on Friday and Saturday, April Smith is asked to call Mrs. R. Orchid (native to Hawaii) and and Gary Rasmussen. er have just returned from was honor guest of a birthday a potted rhubarb, the other Sanford Women'* Republican 2 and 3, in Sanford, sponsored of "Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Samp­ Mr. and Mra. Joe Beach of W, Williams, 322-6402 in order Hot Springs, Va., where he at­ party at his home, March 13, specimens were distributed to Club; E. Pope Bassett, presi­ by the Women's Kcpuhljc.in son, 230 Bradshaw Drive, was that she will know the num­ tended the South Atlantic As­ Mansfield, Ohio, have been 1063, in celebration of his members to plant either in dent, and Mra. James Wag­ Club. The officers of the honor guest of a lawn party ber expected. sociation of Obstetricians and visiting several friendi from seventh birthday. ner, vice president, Seminole other (wo organizations pro­ recently at her home In cele­ Miss Sylvia Williams, this pots or kitchen garden. Gynecologists. The guests enjoyed an after­ Azalea Club members were the Forest Lake Academy year’ s head majorette, will County Y o u n g Republican mised to cooperate by collect­ bration of her 10th birthday. noon of games with prizes The guest* participated in impressed by the and Church, namely, Mr. and serve as hostess to the recep­ deeply Club; and Jan Fortune, chair­ ing articles and bake goods Mrs. Vera Lester went to awarded, pretty party favors games and contests with priz­ Mrs. Howard (lohde, Mr, and tion at the Wllliims home. 1920 many exotic plants snd Dr. man, Mra. O. R. Rryanl, vice for the sale. Collegcdale to visit a frwand appetizing refreshments. store of Mrs. Don Johnson and Mr. Park Avenue, on Thursday W^etgsle'e vast president, and Mrs. E. Pope The Young Republican Club es swarded the winners. Ice friemls recently. From Col­ Others enjoying the celehraend Mrs. Robert Dunnucks, Bassett, secretary Seminole Is planning a registration cresm and soft drinks were Msrch 25 from 7:30 to 9:30 knowledge, but most of all by legcdale, Mrs, Lester went tlon were the honor guest's his fabulous enthusiasm for County Republican Executive drive in one precinct to de­ served with the beautiful p. m. down to Avon Park and Misister and brother, Vcnlsha Mr. and Mrs. Mark Emde Committee, attended the first termine the desirability of birthday cake. So all twirlers plan to attend his chosen work. and Griffin Barr, Kim, Tim Attending Hie birthday cel­ have returned from Union and give Mrs. Smith a grand Enjoying t h e Interesting quarterly meeting of repre­ conducting similar d r i v e s MICHAEL T. HARR and Sandra O'Krlnsky, Malt College In make their home bon voyage farewell. program and dlightful dinner sentatives of the three Re­ throughout the county. Co­ ebration wrre I.adon and Da­ them, the rin Lambert, John and James were the Mmes. Dempsey In the vicinity. publican groups held at the operating with Rernosky, home of Mrs. Bryant recently. County Committee will assist Russell, D a v i d Came*, J. M. Moye, H. R. Er­ The purpose ot the Joint in the drive and the Women'* Glen Denman. Larry Samp­ James Tucker, the school's vin, Lee A. Wheeler, Frank meetings is to co-ordinate the club will assemble and com­ son, Ronald Walls, Gail Den biology teacher, has been Thomas, Clyde Stinson, Henry By Frances Wester man, Debtee Sashen, Jackie activities of the three groups, pile the Information. elected president of (t h e Dr. and Mrs. Myron Blott of Russel] and Porter Lansing. assist In the work undertaken Also the Mms. C. F. HanSeveral bills now befure Rowes and Nancy Biggs. Mr. snd Mrs. Ronald L, Orange County Audubon So­ Youngstown. Ohio, arrived Also Suzsn DcWhitt, Mar­ Skewes, of Manassas, Va., ciety for 1963-66. As president, Saturday for in extended visit key, J. D. Callahan, J. L. by any of the three, and keep Congress, In committee or member* of all of them in­ proposed, were discussed and lene Sampson, Sherry Smith. have hern giiesls of Mr* he will also be a member of with their sister-in-law, Mrs. Clark, Henry Mcl-aulfn, Fred formed of happenings of par Will be called to the attuitton Candtfaye Smith, Pam Lee. John H. Skewes in Lake Mary, the Florida Audubon Society Thelma Lewis. Pope, ft. F. Steele and D /. ticulnr interest to the Kcpub of the members of the organi­ Lisa Lee, Rrgine Walls, Pa Westgate, During their stay in Florida Hoard of Directors. llcan party. zations at their March meet­ tricia Weldon, Itrrnda Shira, they visited several point* of Stanley Wilson has joined ings. On the local level, It D i a n n e Cornet, Steavenie interest in the state and also CuHtom Pre-Teen was agreed to present to the Cornet, Rhonda Walls, San­ went to Ctcwlstnn where Ron­ Hie Academy staff as assist-1 Permanent Waving various memberships. a reso­ dra Jean Owens. ald’s father, O. >1. Skewes, ant business manager and 1 Flowers go to the legs! One Through March — Assisting Mr*. Sampson s* taught school lor a while tie treasurer. R i c h a r d Terrell! hosiery manufacturer is ad­ lution supporting the river­ Shaping & Styling 14 (TOO front development proposed co-hostesses were Mrs. Don­ fore ruining to Lyman where .will be leaving shortly to re­ vancing seamless stockings Complete sume Ini studies in Hie South- with velvety dacron applique by the Chamber of Com­ ald Wallis and Mrs. Billy Dal- tie was a teacher. merce. feron. in a floral pattern. Ity Mr*. Clarence Snyder A demonstration party was The newest kid gloves are held Thursday morning at the machine washable with cold home of Mrs Joe Masters fur water and cold water deter the benefit of the Osteen Civic gent. A new process, the man­ Association. Barnett Memorial Church met lly Mrs. John I-eone ufacturer reports, keeps the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schaeffer last Tuesday at the church gloves supple and lovely no Dr. and Mrs. Myron Blott of Clarendon, Vs., were re­ with Mrs. Ella Kac Dunn matter how many washings, of Youngstown, Ohio, called • • • cent houseguests of Mr. ami serving as hostess to the even­ on Mra. Clarence Snyder, Sun­ Mrs, William Avery. ing group. Curly hair will stage a day. comeback If Parla hair sty IFOR APPOINTMENT Mrs. Alberts Warner and John H. (Jack) Broyles of iata have their way. Manne­ Mr. and Mra. Ollle Camp­ Miss Helen Snodgrass repre Mcllvllle, La., is currently quins In the spring couture CALL 322-4913 bell of East Uvcrpool. Ohio, tented Hie Deitary DPW Club fashion shows wore ell sorts visiting friends in (he area. were dinner guests of Mr. and at a recent service at the of curled locks. Carita ad­ Mrs. Raymond Lawsou re­ Presbyterian Church In ob­ vanced the "angelot" — short Mrs. Catherine Sellers Is cently. servation of "Springtime Sa­ hair curled snd brushed high. presently a member of the TOP N EW S — Thla la the now trend in hair Hair Styling Salon lute to Working Women." rec­ Alexandre went for "m ad Daytona B e a c h Municipal Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pfelfauf fashions, according to New -York’a Charles of ognized by every 11PW Club curls"—framing the face tn 2201 S. Pork Ave. Band, who presents a concert were dinner guests of Mr. the Rlti. They call it the "loose coll effect." throughout (he nation. apparent disarray.each Sunday evening at Pea­ and Mrs. Al Wimberly of Day­ body Auditorium during the tona Beach, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Shnnyo winter and at the Bandilicll in observed their 23th wedding the summer. Mr. and Mra. Wealey Tyler snnlvcrssry Msrch 14 with formerly of Enterprise, have open house snd an old fash­ moved Into their new home ioned barbecue for their many CORNFLAKE KISSES on Sheryl Drive. friends. 2 egg whites U tap. salt Gen. and Mrs. William Col­ TONY KIAVAHDSON, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jerry Love and daugh­ S cup augar lins of Topeka, Kan., visited John Kahles, 102 Sataunia Drive, celebrated his ter, Vicki Lynn, have return­ ' i cup chopped peanuts or Mrs. William Doyle Sr., Sun­ eighth birthday March 13 with a party at home ed to their home in Charleswalnuts day. Gen. Colllni and Col. for 16 Kueat», who enjoyed an afternoon of ton, S. C., after apending two lMi cups crisp cornflakes Doyle aerved tn the aame tinmen, favors and pretty party refreshments. weeks with her parents, Mr. Beat egg while* and aalt un­ corps In Germany. Tony’s brother, Danny, ia at the right. snd Mrs. S. B. 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IGNORED IN rm i-ADEl-PH IA • • • SsTome” dances Into another controversy In new Metropolitan Opera production o f Rich ard Strauss’ work. Note contrast In dress o f current Salome, Austrian Marla Kouba (left' ind that o f soprano 'Phyllis Curtin (rlRht), known for her more demure Interpretation. By Joan Crosby a man. If you pay attention of Marilyn Michaels" (W ar­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. to the words written by Oscar ner Itrolhera); Lome Greene NEW YORK — (NEA) — Wilde, you’ll learn Salome "The. Man" (RCA Victor); The so-called dirt being dish­ says she is proud of her chas­ ed out by the theater and tity. She also says John merle “ Who is Donna F u llsrl" movies also shows up in, of her love him. What’s wrong (DCP International). all things, an occasional op­ with that? She wants him to INSTRUMENTAL — "Keneratic production. The arts look at her, When she gets ton-Wagner” (Capitol); "M u­ have "moved past health to his head, she says ‘ If you hsd sic from World War I by perversity," a c c o r d i n g to only looked at me.’ All of Morton Gould" (RCA Victor); beautiful soprano I’hyllis this is in the Opem, She ad­ "A l IIIrt and That Honey mires the moon which is ‘eool Ilorn Sound" (RCA Victor); Curtin. A noted Interpreter of and (haste' and she tlrepiies "Happiness—The R u s s i a n Jazz Quartet" (Impulse); "Salome," t h e “ shocking" the sickness around her. Richard Strauss opera. Miss “ No one pays any attention "Romantir Strings of Andre Curtin was tecd-off over n to this. They all focus on the Koxtclanetz" (Columbia). FOR TEENS — "Francoise new production of the opera, dance, which is sensntionul, mounted by the Metropolitan but immaterial. The idea Hardy — The Yeh-Yeh Girl Opera, and bailed by nil the seems to be to make It dirty From Paris" (4 Corners of critics for its portrayal of and disgusting, which is not thr World); "Brian Hyland— Reekin’ Folk” (Phillips); horror and depravity. When true to the story ” Miss Curtin, who will next "Herman’s Hermits" (MGM) ; Birgit Nilsson sang the lead, critics praised her musical in­ sing "Salome" at the new Los ''Gerry and the Pacemakers— terpretation. When she was Angeles Music Pavilion, win Ferry Cross the Mersey" (Un­ followed in the role by Aus­ time taken to task for not ited Artists). trian Maria Kouba. critirs being depraved enough in her OPERA—Josn Sutherland's ■were reserved about her sing­ portrayal. But then a national magnificent "N orma" (RCA ing. but high in their praise magazine reviewed her per* Victor); Mozart'e "The Mag­ of Miss Knuha’s undrapeil formance and railed it “ a ic Flute" with Nicolai GeJda Blinding, squirming pm trait as Tsmino, and Klemperer figure. conducting (A ngel); "The "W e are living in a day of of disheveled depravity.” "I guess you see what you Death o f the Bishop of Brinpseudo - intellectual, dimestore, Freud. It Is absolutely hritlg to the Cheater." Miss lisi" by Ginn Carlo Menottl (RCA Victor). i m p o s s i b l e to portray a Curtin auya. THE BEST RECORDS strong, direct passion. Every­ CLASSICAL VOCAI__ ShirPOP YlH'.M, — "Sergio ley Vcrrett ia superb singing thing has to he perverted. To find a good, strong motive Frnnrh Live at the Cocoanut "Falla’s Seven Popular Span­ for an action Is net consider­ Grove" (RCA V ictor!; Mike ish 8nngs" (RCA V ictor); 'Are in the Hole" and lb is Phyllis Curtin with ed sexy enough," Miss Cur­ Minot I l>«t l ; ■' 1, e s Djinns, GO "Cantigns Y Canciunes of La­ tin says. Girls" (ABC.Para tin America" (Vanguaidl; "Salome" is not depraved. Fli'llili Miss Curtin says, "She is a mount k "Kydic Go tine Sings Some Ilf Maggie Teyte’s great spoiled girl. She asks for n (ii eat Music from the Sound performances have been reis­ plan’s head, but in those days of Music" <Columbiat; "The sued on "Grest Records of tt was not unusual to behead Fantastic ami Exciting Debut the Century" (Angel). Your Dental Health Gnash And Grind Teeth? By William Lawrence, D.P.S. • Do you gnash and grin! your teeth al night? Or when you are under stress? Or when your wife has dented u fender on the new cur? Thut grinding, gnashing and chom­ ping ia called bruxism. If you |do it habitually you have eyebrows bar* with his fin­ name: you are n bruxomnniac. gernails! (If courav there are lot* Many dentists now think worse things people do be­ this eccentric grinding re­ cause of their daily frustra­ tions and setback* and strei*. sults from upper and lower rs. During * final exam once, teeth not coming together a student I knew plucked hi* properly. If in biting, we strike a tooth or group of teeth brfore all our teeth meet, there is a tendency tc drlibeiutely grind thla area. One experimenter proved this hy a,Ming extra amount* of filling material to the bit­ ing surfaces of a few teeth: EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOD gtinrling and gnashing of ■‘ •*Do you really think a wo take a makeup lesson thers bruxism was consistently pro­ duced. man of forty-seven, who Is and buy what they suggest for Continual grinding puts your makeup. You do not need thirty pounds overweight, can a lot of things, just essentials, teeth under abnormal pres­ reduce? 1 im not til. but just such as cosmetic oil, face sure and it's this constant fat. I do want to look better powder, lipstick, an syebrow pressure that breaks down ais it is a misery to look ss 1 pencil and a small brush. supporting bone causing it to do. I do not est a great deal Tissues, good quality witch shrink or absorb. With less and I am very active—but hazel and simple cleansing hone support, teeth become cream. Go u a store, ask for loose. o'yerweight —Mrs. Y ." Gums are affected too. •First, l would suggest (and the buyer and discuss your Wp« you will follow my ad needs with her She will help They lose their normal pink vie#) that you consult your select suitable things. You color and become swollen and doctor. He will tell you what to will also iioed new undergar bleed easily. Pyorrhea or pedp. If he okays your going on ments. I feel sure you have rludrmtal pockets form around (s im p le diet, you can use my used the "Plain Jane" role to necks of teeth and food col­ ••figure Perfection Diet." To neglect yourself. Now work lects in three areas to further obtain it. send me a long, self- bard at reconditioning your­ Irritate the gumi. The hinge that controls the addressed stamped envelope self. It will be fun and just sod enclose TEN cents In coin maybe you will find that you movements o f tha Jaw be­ Cwill send you a gift copy of are a beauty! Your husband comes Involved too. Cracking the famous little booklet, "Diet deserves your complete co­ and snapping, and not infre­ quently discomfort and pain Breaks " You can reduce, and operation. "What would be a good tra­ are aymptometlc. it U, of course, possible. Fortunately the dental elds never go out where there vel outfit for ma? 1 am flying ill a dress-up crowd, but now to Irelind from New York City o f the problem of bruaiam it Ffeave to and I don't know how in April. Am forty-nine.—L. now better understood and can be effectively treated. to use makeup or maka mV L ." Choose a soft tweed coat, a This la done by curettage and rtjglr look smart. I have good aMn sod good hair but I am wool dress in harmonizing pUsing of root aurfaeet; and ^ e s l 'Plain Jans.' I am filly colors, an attractive casual by selective grinding of the a id my husband just got a hat, and goodlocking shoes offending biting surfaces sq wonderful political appoint­ which are comfortable.' A that teeth rams togsthsr evsnment, so he insists 1 «ccom - wool skirt and sweater blouse ly and tha bits Is "balancsd." This traatment dossn't ra­ Bany him to many affairs. He also make for a smart outfit. This sort of travel wear goes sters bone to Ha original po­ ifp't stingy —Nona." rV ou should go to a hair- well- when sightseeing, toe. sition, but gum* can be clesrr Monday — "D ear Edyth ad « f infection and teeth mads ^rasser and have your hair more firm. a d airM s«d and styled. Also, Thornton McLeod." eauM/ ofim* Jon Fri. Mar. 19, ’65—Paw 9 WrraH DEAR ABBY; Where has "NO SALE IN BALTI­ MORE" l*en shopping? 1 live in Raltimore, too. and believe me, I have never been b o m b a r d e d with clerks offering to help mi when I shop in town. That’s the reason I now do most of my shopping on the telephone. PREFERS THE PHONE • * • DEAR ABBY: Please tell "NO SALE" In Baltimore that I would appreciate one of its aggressive sales clerks for a change. Most of the stores here in Hunts­ ville, Alabama need to have their clerks trained by the Baltimore department storr. When you get a clerk to wail on you in Huntsville, ehe act* like she is doing you a big favor. If Huntsville and Balti­ more traded clerks for just one week. I’ll bet "NO SALK" would never again complain about those eagerlo-serve clerks who pounce on her and ask if they may help her. Please sign me— WILLING TO TRADE • • • DEAR ABBY: Please tell "NO SALE" of Baltimore to go to LOS ANGELES if she wants her problem solved permanently. There she could stand around a store all day anJ not one clerk would approach her and offer to help her. It seems to me that all the major department stores in la>» Angeles are short o f help and crowded with cus­ tomers. Mure than ones t have gone into a store to buy something, ami In-came so disgusted because no one seemed interested in wait­ ing on me that I have walked out without buying anything. NO SALE IN I,. A. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 knowr what "NO SALE" means when she says she doesn’t Ilka to have salespeople "pounce" on her and ask lo help her the minute she walks into a store. I don’t care for it, either. That’s the reason 1 now shop at the discount atorcsi All the merchandise is out where you can see It. You can take all the time you want looking It over and (Jacoby nobody bothers you. And when you finally make a decision, you Just put it In a basket and wheel it over to the counter where the raehirr takes your money and wraps It for you. That’s for met NO PROBLEM IN SAN MATEO • • * DEAR ABBY: I have been a saleslady in a large department stole in Chi­ cago frw over 40 years, and 1 think I know what "NO SALE IN BALTIMOMRE" means. S o m e salespeople a p pionrh customers In n very arrogant manner and the way they say, "MAY I ASSIST YOU" makes the shopper feet that If she doesn’t make up her mind to buy something within the next sixty leconds she had better move along. I always let the customer browse around for a while first, and then if ahr ap­ pears to want a salesper­ son’s help, 1 approach her In a friendly way and let HER ask ME to assist her. VETERAN SALESLADY IN T ilK LOOP * * • For Abby’s b o o k l e t , "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 60 cents to Abliy, Box GU70I), Los An­ geles, Calif. • • • Troubled? Write to AB­ BY, Box 00700. Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, ■r-lf-add reseed envelope. On(Bhidqsi Smith went up with dum­ my's king of spades *1 trick one. Then he proceeded to run o ff his five club tricks in hope thut his opponents would let some hearts gti. Unfortunately for South, that didn't happen. West's four discards were the six <«f spades and the rtr-uce, four and six v>f diamonds while East got rid of his own low diamonds. Then, Sou 111 led a diamond to dummy's king. East was m with the are and hail no trouble finding the winning defense, lie played his are of hearts. This dropped South's king whereupon Fust led n heart ol his partner's jack. West continued the suit and the defense had their live tricks. U)r By A bigail V an Buren T fn n m SKI) ¥ to a 7 1 ♦ KJ + A J7 8 WEST KANT * y in s s * j 71 ¥ .' « 8 1 VAqtt * H{ 4 1 ♦ A7J * * *83 J GDI Til (D) * A0< ¥ K ♦Q * K W ID » 3 So one vulnerable Smith Meet North Kill 1A Fas* 1 ¥ 1’ftM l 1 N V. F tu : n .t . Pa mi 3 N T. I’. u Fas* Pas* t *l" ning lead— g 3 Soulh had played the han't with all the dulir my of a hydrogen bomb. If he had simply led n rdub to Ills king at trick' (wo arid a diamond Jhc It wae after the chesting scandal at the Air Force Academy msde headlines na­ tionwide that a television in­ terviewer lined up a group of young, bright-eyed unlveriity student* to ask them how they felt about cheating on examination. On* young man said, with­ out batting an eye, "Oh, I'm sure everyone hat rhrsted on an examination at one time or another." A pretty young coed said, "I'd be afraid to cheat bcraut* I might get caught.” And to it went— ae the young pondered the queetion of rheating and came forth with their view* on the eubject. i* l The shocking thing was that out of ell those inter­ viewed nut one Ill'll, and that to cheat or not to cheat was a question of characterNot nn» said hr wouldn't chrat because It would bother his ronteirnre. Not one point­ ed out there would be no sat­ isfaction in u good grade gained hy dishonesty. Why? I* It because parents and schools lay far more streaa on prude* tbun on character? la it because our young heur nothing from the time they enter high school but ’’You most compete"? I* it that the young are not t"M by their parents, "Do the best you honestly can E & C h p o tn n d Y o u "] school psychologist. Added to these, of course, are the temporary problems of helping a new pupil get ac­ customed to achool routine. There comes a point, however, at which parents expect too much of a teacher and the school. They need to do some honeet luul-scsrchlng on this question; In a public achool system where every student I* supposedly given equal op­ portunity, how much atten­ tion is one child entitled to? Granted their c h i l d ie DIFFERENTI And a good teacher catcra to individual difference*. But what about all tha othar “ diffarant" chil­ dren? It might b* considered In terms 'o f ilmpl* arithmetic. Roughly speaking, a class­ room teacher spends five hours ■ day, or 300 minutes, instructing his class. At least a third of thla tlmo may bo spent In presontbyp malarial, giving directions, explaining assignments, and tbs like— Family Food Code* By Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Aten. DEAR POLLY— When we have company my family usee the initials "M .LK." and "F.H.B." to save embarrass­ ment on serving seconds at mealtime. For example, we will say "W ill you have some more o f the M.LK. chicken?" or "Will you have some more of the F.H.B, chicken?” If anyone aske we say these In­ itials are the cook's magic formula. "M .LK." actually Mends for "more In the kit­ chen" and "F.H.B.” says "family hold back."— MRS. T. D. P. DEAR POLLY—t read your column regularly but have never been so moved to write at now. I want to strongly advise Mrs. W.J.R. not to do anything about the black spot on Her beautiful antirpie mirror. She may ruin the value of it completely. If you. Mrs. W.J.R., could live to he IdO years old or more, don’t you think a few wrink- lei would make you more In­ teresting? If you merely wanted a reproduction o f an antique, why didn't you buy one? Consult anmeona knowl­ edgeable if the mirror really does need rejuvenation and make it subtle. Don't let It turn out looking like a paint­ ed up old lady.— F.S.V., an In­ terior decorator. DEAR POLLY—Before put­ ting empty fruit Jars away, after they have been washed, 1 always place half of a clean paper napkin In each jar. The napkin ahsorba any moisture and helps keep the lid from rusting.— MRS. G. G. DEAR POLLY—I am sure many of the readers have vegetable gardens, so hrra is a hint for them. Use longhandled tongs from a barbe­ cue set to drop seed potatoes is you remain standing and a v o i d a backache.— MRS. U. F. G. DEAR POLLY— My hus­ band Mnrka in a khaki uni­ form and Its back at am at* ways comes out aftsr several washings. Othar wives I know hare ha! the same problem. Repeated sewing' only tends to tear the material. When I was Ironing on tome lron-on tape, I discovered that if I took half Inch strips of thla and put them on tha scams of the khaki and then sewed over that they do not pull out. It seems to work well on oth­ er rlothee. too. Believe this is going to ssve me quite a lot of money so, I hops someone else can profit by it, too, Just love that column, it i* Ilka my morning coffee. I can't do without IL—LOIS Thanks Lois, and tha col­ umn could not do without all of you.— POLLY Share your favorite home­ making Ideal . , . send them to Polly In care of (The San­ ford Herald). You'll receive n dollar if Polly uses your idea in Polly’s Pointers. B M W How To Click With Camera . . . with Alleen Kitten by the ihuttcr bug? If you are, you can save your­ self time, money and aggrava­ tion by following the sound advice of an executive with a camera Import firm. Arthur Young of Allied tmpex I’orp. recommends you shop for a camera that ran grow as your interest in pho­ tography grow*. Automatic features of today's still cam­ era* do almost everything ex­ cept pose your subject. Ilow­ er er. over-simplification of a camera is not good for s tru­ ly interested photographer. For this reason he suggest* an automated camera that csri be switched to manual. You |o*«, money when trailing in » camera to buy a more complex kit. be •*>* Hr foie dualling off to * phnlo shop or department store, ask yourself what ty­ pes of ph‘>to» you want to By Oswald Jacoby toward dummy at trick three he would have had a far bet­ ter chance of getting East to return hit partner'* suit. East might well have play­ ed his uu- of hearts anyway ■irue East could have figured out that South .surely would hold either the quern-jack or ace of spades for Ins opining bill and that the only hope of beating the hand would lie ill Ih* heart nut. Then, North and South might have hid the hand a trifle better. South was tin lucky to gn down al three notrump. hut there would have been no way to brat him at five clubs unit somehow nr other both North ami South had opportunity to shy aw try Ity Mr. Ft. from Itic unsatisfactory notrump into the winning club Nt-wapsprr Enterprise Assn hand. If you plan tn paint or pap­ er a Wall or celling, hut the surfers ha* crack*, hole*, or large broken aieas, you'll have to do some plaster patch­ with the bruin* and ability ing before you run proceed. and talent yuu h*v* and we'll You ran easily co'upluti' * lie proud of you whether you small patching Job If you use are ut tin- top, middle or hul- the right tonln and material!. toni of your rls-s’1? Hut If th< arsa to ha patched Fan-lit* and teachcn had ia larger thun two feet square better atop light now and ask you'd he wise to call in a pro­ themsclve*. "A te we empha­ fessional. sizing grade* instead of For most repair Jobs, you learning for It* own sake?" need only these touls: wide We have forgutten to ask, hlsded knife, trowel, chisel “ What did you get out of hrerran opener, amsll paint that com ae?" In our eager- brush, sponge and sandpaper. nri* to ask. "What grade did Two itirfnrnt type* of ma­ you make?" terials will bo adequate for In stressing competition in must of tbe jobs you'll en­ today’s world, have we counter. The first is a putty neglected to maka our young for filling small narks, such realise that being able to live s* sparkling compound; thr comfortably with one's helf is second is patching plaster. 1ven more important than to This is used on large holes, get ahead of others? or on crack* wider than oneeighth inch. llanrlr t’sn flprnrr take. Read up on tha variety of still rameras on the mar­ ket. Once you decide what camera will meet your needs, rfirck publication* that ana­ lyze good and bad feature* of different model* hefor* you buy. Young also gives these warnings: — Steer awrsy front bargain operations. You ran get stuck with a camera with poor optlrs and mechanical flaws. — S t 1e k to recognized brand names to avoid margi­ nal or promotional equipment. “ A common mistake of most who buy earner**," he says, "is not going through the mrchsnical operations in the store." Most reputable dealers offer a trial period of perhaps 1(1 days for you to shoot some rolls. Take ndvantage of this. Young points out that a good product is thought out step-by-step from th* packag­ ing to the end product. If there is skimping on the pack­ aging, then the manufacturer may he rutting corner* on the quality of his equipment, too. You may select a plain camera with range finder costing 860 to $ 160 or a sin­ gle lens reflex for |K)0 to 1600 hut you can save money hy buying a camera that elim­ inates features you won't use, he soys. For example, do you nred an Interchangeable lens or a self-timer? The bssie consideration, he emphasizes, is In thr end use or utilization of tha camera you buy. Remembar that tha more automated a camera Is, the more subject It is to breaking down. Is your dealer equipped to repair It or is there a definite manufactur­ er's guarantes for replace­ ment and repairs? Do It Y o u rself: You May Have To Patch By Ruth M illett Additional Help Needed By Susan Light Parents of a child with problema in achool generally feel that the teacher ehould be willing and abla to do something about them. And rightfully so. Any teacher worth hla salt will go the sec­ ond mile to hslp a pupil get an the right track. Many Uachera give up their free time before achool, dur­ ing th* noon hour, anil after dismissal to help children who have fallen behind in thalr achool work. They also giva these same children an axtra measure o f time and at­ tention during class periods, and often pfepsre special remedial assignments ( o r them to do at homa. When the problem It a mat­ ter of discipline, a teacher may Stop everything several time* a day to deal with the culprit. Sine* many discipline problems item from tha home, h# will probably confer fre­ quently with the parents—or, In more extreme cases, the l . to the entire claft. This leaves "00 minutes for more individual instruction. Assum­ ing there are 3U children in the class, r*< Ii child Is entit­ led to not quite 7 minutes of the teacher's time and atten­ tion. Naturally, this figure is purely hypothetical, but pro­ vides food for thought. When one child consistently requires more minutes of Individual attention during the school day, someone else i* deprived of his rightful share. If your child need* mors than a public school can, or should, offer, private tutor­ ing, Uttar discipline at homa, professional counseling, or a private school may U your answer, The first strp In preparing a small plaster crack fur re­ pair is 'to scrap* It, An old pockvtknife or a hear • can opener will do the Job effec­ tively. After the ciack i* scraped, brush it with a wet brush to remove dust. Nest, apply n thin coat of the sparkling putty, using a putty knife, 01 better yet, a wlde-blsded knife Tha wider blade make* possible 1 fea­ thered edge which promotes adhesion. Let the putty dry for s few hour*, then sandsmooth. If the sparkle shrink* slightly after drying, apply * second light cost, then sand again, For repairing h a i r l i n e (lack a. apply dry spnckllug putty with a dry sponge. Fob 'low the directions on ' the package, then paint in the usual manner. Patching larger areas, calls for a different approach. Scrape or chip *w*y all Un­ loose puce* of old plaster around the spot to he fixed. If your patching are* is larga, break tha plaster back tn thr nearest stud and nail * piece of thin plasterboard or gypsum loth over the old lath. Umleivul the solid edge of the old plaster, If possible, to assure greater support for the urw plaster. For Largrr Areas Patching plaster Is tha re­ pair malarial used for Utge treat. Mix only • smalt amount and avoid excesslva stirring. Use a trowel to apply th* plaster. If the holes or crack* are deep, fill them In two Slept. Be eur* to wet th* crack thoroughly before ap­ plying the iscond coat. Allow for ihrlukage by filling the area slightly above the sur­ face. After thr area has been patched, let It dry for at lesat. l'J hour*. When you're sure it's completely dty, aand it with fine paper to remove rough spots. A priming cost of shellac may be applied be­ fore painting or papering. T h e Doctor Soys: Healing Music' Helps Wayne G. Ilrsndslsdt. M.D. Anyone who would live In u world without music is sick. Many pcriuui have been help­ ed by music. Even the witch doctor* of Africa use primitive music to work their cures. Although the healing effects of music have been known elncc an­ cient times, the scientific ap­ proach to tha therapeutic value of music started with the writings of Dr. Edward Podolsky, a New York phy­ sician, in 1V19. Just as there are different kind* of drugs, thers aro al­ so different kinds of healing music. But certain sounds, far from healing, can act as poison to aomt persons. ■Pleas* **nd your school One o f the earliest contacts problems to Susan Light tn any o f at had with music waa car# o f Tha Sanford Herald. the lullaby uaed to send us off Wbtla ah* cannot anawor each to peaceful sleep as babies. latter personally, Utters o f Perhaps that la why lullablas general Interest will b« answ­ isem to appeal t« j*rsona of ered In this column. all ages. 1 Sen-lit iiU have shown that music increases ths flow of blood to the bruin and stimu­ lates smile of the glands of internal secretion, Marches ami martial music Increase muscular energy and music with meal* I* an aid to diges­ tion-. William Congreve, 17th cen­ tury poet, wrote that “ music hath charm* to tooths the savage breast.'* What h* did not know wa* that mualc played in a hen house Increaae* not only ogg production but also helps to fatten th* chickont. In tho dairy barn it Ucraaaos th* flow of milk. It ha* oven been found to Increst# th# growth o f plant# both In th# greenhouse and in Ur# field. Music has been called a tintvereal language. What Tchai­ kovsky has to say is not Rus­ sian and what Siballus has to ■ay Is not Finnish. Not only do tho composer# surmount the language barrier—they al­ so speak to ua from past cen­ turies In terms we readily un­ der* Land. Although tha moat spectac­ ular result* o f music therapy have been seen in mental pa­ tients, you don’t hav* to b* insane to benefit from music. Music in the hospital delivery room ease* th* pain of child­ birth. In the dentist's office, it takes the terror out of drill­ ing. In th* anesthetle room, B smooths th* Inductiqn of anes­ thesia. 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H a n t a la•lla p a lr a P O W K L L TU F F 1C ES U P P L Y DO STO'UUH'S Utility Trailer Hale*, non 101 A, Itout* I. Sanford. S E W IN G M A C H IN E , T w i n ATTENTION Ne e d l e ’ c o mp l a l a w ith It Youraalf-aral If your C m ia a le , O aryis, llu t to n h u la a . Rout nteda repairing. Check M akea fa n c y D e s ig n s . - a te . with ua for -tha liaat R o o f ­ P a r l y In Ih la a re a lo t a k a ing malarial money can buy. * up b a la n c a nf I p a y m e n t* a l Call lt l-tJ01 a we will coma 11.50 e a c h . C a ll O rla n d o - ( M Running. I N C O M E T A Xfilin gb ya p p o in tm t n t . E m a il lllc k n a ll. 1101 P a r kA v * . P h . 121-1171. CARPENTER. 1577 C o lle c t Horn* Repair. A Addition*. First Claaa Workmanship Ph. 777*7075. by Von Schrader wall Deter­ ____________ gent. T Y PE W R ITE R HEADQUARTERS FOIl SMITH CORONA FRANCHISE DEALER Ij O S T — A.m ill (I le e g le a la a d ) H 1T C H 1N QP O S Tllir t *AP a w n b la c kAt a np u p p yI nlh aa r e a S h o p . I * o a n ao na n y t h in go f b a t w a a n lh a A ir U a a a A v a lu alilt S a n fo r dA r * . lll- 22. Plumbing la k i J a a a u p . I la w a r d . I f llll. fo u n d , p la a a ac a ll 111*1111 PLUMBING C A N A Sp a yC a m pb a g ln aJ u n e Contracting Itapalra ltlh , L s k sO o ld a n . F o r I n ­ '£. I'crnonaU FRE E ESTIMATES fo r m a t io nc a ll lll-llll, F r a d — R. L IIAIIV KY O a n a a . C o m p U l * tin * nf Model's In B l o c k . Co ms In n-nd list F r * s D e m n n s t r s l l o n . N o Olill* T H EU N I V E I I P A LM E D I U M fo r N I J R B I N OA N D e ll D rillin g a llin g t h in g s d o n a. . . 24. W C O N V A L E S C E N C EK K F I D E N C H g C la s s ifie dA d a l D ia l 211-1(11 I ’ o . H o r n 1410, S a n fo r d . F la . o r (11 lilt I nS o u t hS e m in o le W K le L f DttILLKD. RUM I S Ill S O U T HH A TA V E a n dp u to n *t ow o r kfo ry o u l BIMtINK L KR HTMTKM8 Th. SIS-ITII 411 T ype * and Hl«*« F o i l M A laH L A 7, 1 In ns . I Bhurl. 1 2 7 * 2 4 7 M l Sanferd Ava SEMINOLE LODGE Legal Notice $100.00 D O W N 35. Vacuum Cleaners c la s s ifie da d ea r at h ep la c a Income Tax Returns Isa a v alim aa n dm o n a jr w h a nI Iy e a r s K a p a r la n r a , C a ll L a ­ • h o p p in gt a rI k ac a ro fg r o u r m a r W illia m s , r iv * P o in t * P A IN T IN G . R e p a ir in g encloae h o ic a . uraa. Interior wall cleaning 111-7141. INCOME T A X PH K P A ItAT IO N 1101 D O U M I .A S A V E 111-7111 lk t iik c iiicu iT c o u r t . M IT HJ 'R IIIA I, C I R C U I TO K K i.o n iD A , ikA iu ra n ik h i. k o i.Kroiirr. Ika I'ou rt e l Iks t a u a l y I kc h a n c e r ym i. t a r a d J u d g e , grmluwle Cwuafy. F lo e n o t ic eo k aI 1it Ida, l u P e o h w l* . O T T OI I F I N C Ka n d A N N A lu re i F a ta le a f F I N C K . b la w lfa . A L I C ET I I O I t N T O N . P la in t iffs , f ill eased. • a Too All ( rrdltaro ■ nd I'rroiiM J . L . A t < (I O W A N , a la t. Demands nr ( l>l m m «v l»K D e fe n d a n t s . 9f A i a l a e l Held K e t e le i » T • T KO KF I.o nIl)A T O . end »* ch o f y*>u are T l.a r e s p e c t iv e U N K N O W N You n otifi ed end required to H E I R S . d e v ia t e s , a r a n la t a , a a - hereby any d e l ms end dr a t a n a a a , lla n o r a ,c r e d it o r * .t r u a > p reeen l which you nr either of m in d s lir a , a n da n ya n da ll p a r t la a yau, may have agalnat tha c la im in gb y ,t h r o u g h , u n d a ro r salat* nf ALICE THORNTON, • a a ln a t J . L . M c G O W A N . d a deceased, lata o f aald County, c a a a a d i L U C I L L EM c O O W A N , lo tha County Judg* of HamlJI'll HI I . M c O O W A N , J O A N nol* County, Florida, at hla M c O O W A N . C . C llllO W N , T . pfflc* In th* court house of aald W M O flA N , H A R R I E T a . Cou nty at Hanford, Florida, D R E W . A . J llo lllllN S . B E N - w ll hln ala calendar mouth# J A illND R E WllO llH I N H . A D A from tha IIm* of th* flret pubR S T A R L I N G . J O S E P H I N E llcallon of this nolle* Two co p­ R O B B I N HB illR L E Y , W I L E Y ies of aach claim or demand C .U I I 'U K U , H I I111 L E Y , J A C Kshall b* In writing, and shall M I N T O N t lO lin iN I I . E L I Z A . •lata tha placa of residence I II ITI I H I N T O N R O B B I N Sand post ntflra address ol lha 11I tA S H U N . W . I I . B R A N S O N , claimant, and shall ba aw-.ru I f e llv r , a n dI f m a r r la d , t h a lr lo by lha claimant, bla agent, r e s p e c tiv e u n k n o w n a p o u r a a , or attorney and aocompanlad a n dI fd e a d , lh ar e s p e c t iv eu n ­ by a filing lea of on* duller k n o w n h t lr a . d e v is e e s ,. g r a n * and eurh claim or demand not la t a , a a a lg n a a a , lla n o r a . r t t d l* ao filed aball ba vnld. fo r a , I r u a it a a . a n da n ya n da ll Andrew Carraway p a r t la ac la im in g b y . t h r o u g h , Aa aaacutor of tha I-aai u n d a r o r a g a ln a t t h a n ., a n d Will and Testament of a a r bo fI h t m ga n da n ya n da ll ALICE THORNTON, p t r a o n ah a v in go rc la im in g lo Deceased h a v ea n yr ig h t , t itle .'I n te r n a l O. Andrew Speer o ra a t a lalaa n dt olh afo llo w . 111 W. Commercial Hi. I n gd a a r r lb a d la n d ly in ga n d Sanford. Florida h e ln g I n H e m ln o la C o u n t y , Attorney fur Kaaculor F lo r id a , to -w in Publlah Fab. II, A Mar. I, II. T h aN o r ih a a a t Q u a r la ro f II. H U lh aU o u ih a a a t Q u a r t e r o f CDJ-IM lh a U o u ih a a a t Q u a r la r o f K e c t le n I , T o w n s h ip 11 Ik THE CIRCUIT COURT OF B u u lh , lla n g aI IE a a L THE NINTH JUDICIAL U1R\ T o U , a n da a c ho f y o u . a r a t i l l IN AND FOH SEMI SOLE h a r a b yn ..t ille dt h a t afu ll h a s COUNTY, FLORIDA b a a nb r o u g h t a g a ln a t y o u la IN CHANCERY NO. 747U L I V O It C K lh aC ir c u it C o u r t , la a n d fo r h e m ln o la C o u n t y , F lo r id a , la ANNIE CLA nA MURRAT. C h a n c a r y , s n tllltd , " O T T OI I . Plaintiff. r iN C Ka n dA N N AF I N C K .h it va. w r lfa , P la la tlffa , v a . J . LM c - WILLIE LEE MURRAY. <30 W A N , a l a l., D e fe n d a n t * ,” Defendant. A n dy o u , a n da a c ho fy o u ,a r a NOTICE TO APPEAR y s q u lr s d la flla y o u r a a iw a r STATIC OF FLORIDA TOl o r o th tr w r ltts a d a fa a a a lo * WILLIE LEE MURRAY, a a ld p la la tlffa ' C o m p la in tw it h Addraaa Unknown lh aC la r ko f a a ld C a u r t , a n d YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ to a n r v au p o np la la tlffa ' a t t a r * FIED that n Bill of Complaint K a y .A L B E R TN .F I T T S . IU a - far dlvorca ha* baan ft lad A o n lt b u ild in g , S a n fo r d , F lo r ­ ■ gainst you. and yau ara r*> id a , ac o p ya f a a ld a a a w a ro r qulrad lo aarvt a copy of your a t b a rw r llltn p la a d ln g, e oo r anawar or pleading to tha BUI k a fu r a .h aI th d a ya f A p r il, o f Complaint on tha Pla in tiffs A. D . till, a n dI fy o u fa ll lo Attorney Paul C. Parkins, d ll d o a o , aJ a e r a s p r oa o o fa a a a Waat South BtroaL Orlando. w ill b aa n t a r a da g a la ti y o u . F lo rid a aad flit tha original A n da a c h«r y o u , fo rI k ar a t la f aaawar or plaadlng In tha o f ­ p r a y a d fo r I kK a il c o m p la in t . fice o f th* Clark af tka Circuit T h an a lu r aa tI k laa u lt lala Caurt aa ar bafera Wednesday, q u id fill# la a a ld la n dla lh a April T. 1111. If yau (all la da w la la llffa .O T T OH .F I N C Ka n d a* Judgment by default will-ha A N N AF I N C K , b la w lfa . taken agalnat yea for tho ra­ WITNESS m yhand and affl- ils ! demanded In tka Bill af Legal Notice * alal aaal of aald Court at Saa Complaint, dord. Bamloala C o u n t y , Flor WITNESS my bead and aaal Ida, Uila lt d day o f March, A.D. at Bastard. Seminole County, Florida, this trd Say at March. “Ml*. IMI. (BEAU A r lb a rH . B p a fc w llh .J r, (SEAL) Arthur H .Backwith, Jr.,. Clark at lh « %h»va Stylad Clark af Ika Circuit Court . Court • J * Byt dartka T. Vlblea » Byt Maalat Slaw all, D. C Deputy Clark Alkarl . nits ' ' P A U L a PERKINS AUarady A Caaaoaler at l a v i l l W a i t South Streat 1 Mitaa la Balldla s Orlande, Florida ■a c ford. Florida P u b lis hMarch I . 11. 11. H .I M I Publlah March I, II. It, II, t i l l (II $100 DOWN a ft a r t D r a p s r la s - B llp c o v a r a C D K -ld Wa icsi Inn. From !S1< ’Jl i<» 1424 T * r m i — L i b er s i PdW K LL’ B OKPICK HUI'PLT iLAW N M O W F.H . like nsw, h p . 21 Inc h |4&. t S l - o « l O . I11-2HI f l a p dir a n d S e r v i c e 8 T 1 N E Mac hln a and hup ply Co Jf»7 W Ind HI Trades »M «» 29. P h oto & K tju ip m e n t O u r IH CUU LA R P r i c e f o r C o p y N*« k * 11v e a 4 i C i l P r i n t la H S U plua in T a x W I K U O L U T ' 8 ( ’ AM K l t A S H O P 110 H. I*4rk A v i n u f , H a n f o rd II tho Court o l lh » County Judua* Bamlaato Cotaufy. Flor­ ida, la Prohole. In rot Koinlo o f C. A. If AO AN Dacraaad. T o All Crodltor* ■■< Poroons llo,la g Claim* o r ,Demand* Agalnat Said Palatal Yuo and aach o f you ar* haraby notified and required to praaant any claim* and de­ mand* which you, or olthar of you, may hav* against lha ••tala of C. A. II AO AN. dacaaaad. lata o f aald County, lo tha Ceu nlr Judg* of Samlnola County, Florida, at hi* office In tha court house o f aald County at Sanford, Florida, within ala calendar month* from tha tlma # f th* flrat publication o f thl* notice. Tw o coploo o f aach claim or damand ahall b* In writing, and ahall atata th* placa o f raaldanc* aad po ll o f ­ fice addraaa o f tho claimant, and ahall fa* awora to by tb* ctnlmawt, or agent, of attor­ ney and accompanied by a fil­ ing fao c f ona dollar and auch claim or demand a * ( ao fllod ahall b* void. a / Mack N. Cleveland, Jt „ Aa admlulatrMor af tho Eatat* of C. A. H AO AN, dacaaaad Cleveland. Staphanaoa * Mia* Attorney* At La w Full* 111 SABford Allan lie National Bank Building P. a Drawer I Bauford. Florida F u k lla hM a r c hI . II. II. N .I M I ti DK-M f F ro m roll San fo rd E x ch a n g e 6 MONTH OLD Z1G ZAG llspoaeeiarnl 84 Mndtl !i« hi r Needle Dlal-O-Matlr. Like New, Makea f.»!n> sllnhr*, m ak es * A u tom atic H u ll on* h o l e * He w t mi Hut t o n e . M o n o * Darns. up re* 55. Kumi( lire For Sale fl sd d .n K A F u r n i t u r e A T F A C T O R Y PIUCKH: 119 M a ^ n u l l a 223-4331 C n r i t T K O l ' S r CM A HOE ACCOIJNT8— limited credit If you o w n a phone Put c la s s i­ fied A is to w or k for youl 4 paym ents o f If Dlacuunt f»t Cash or Accept I rad a* In I’h. Hanfiird 111* 74i *. Delaand 734-374? tiM A Ll* F r i k M a Ir e Itsfrlierator* g o a d con dlL lnn , C s U 13241(1 a f t e r 4 p m l t d a.K. I'orta tie TV. like new «&». Call 2:3*3434 after I p m W ILSON M A IER KU H N Huy — Ball — Trade t l l - l l K. 1st. 233*4133 For the blggrel aelartlon of nearly new and uaad furni­ K p m y f a i n t S3 37 qt * 17 SiS ture. aea Noll** Furnllura gal, Limited C o l o r ■ 4b Quant* Rrnkarsga In Caaaalbarry lies Also Flbreglses Repin A o n ‘ 17-11. Opan ( day* I to I. Clnth. F rei ha ns V a r n is h A film . Cum pie I e Mar ins it B O . H t i* in e .H MO p p o rt. FASCO CORP. 1500 F r e n c h tva M AJOR Oil Co. has hat vice Mtstlon fur lease. Good lo ca ­ 351-lato t io n , • it . A rtieI t s F o r R e n t " y o u name It— Wa have III* AMERICAN Iff* 8 REN T-ALL Hiawatha. I l l - d l l s scsllsn t opportunity for qualified parson. Financ­ ial assistance A Dealer Train ­ ing available. I*h 323-St &1 71. Male Help Wanted RENT A TIED Rnllaway. Hospital. Ra by Rada, by Day, Weak, or Month. 'CARROLL 'J FURNITURE III W IH lll-llll 53. Wanted To Uuy Payton Realty i Uaad furniture Appllancaa, topi* ate. Bought - Sold. Larry'a Mart. I l l Sanford Av*. Ph. III.(111. CASK 1 EAST to rata*. Juat ua* Tb* Herald Want Ada te •all that turn yoa ■* longer nasd. You'll be Happier A ligh* sic. IIF.GIH*. EltEts NFftHKB A Ll* rt n »« < l P r a c t i c a l N u r s e s P o t L 237 up wewAJy In 8 p a r e T i m e A d vertise new H igh Q uality p roducts evenings or days o f f . No Con v o i c i n g For ap­ p o i n t m e n t rail 133*1901 I to 4 p m. o n l y . * 77. Situation Wanted In T h e C O L L E G E F r e s h m a n n e e d s p a rt tim e Job. Ha lee, O f f i c e or C h i l d c a r e 322*0212. P A T H W O R K , Lillis* T h o m p s o n . 232*0300 W oik W anted 333*4377 llcally priced Call tha Rail Fatale * dept. Crumley-Moatelth. Inr 133.4131-__________ 81. Ileal Fslale • Sale JOHN E. FOX. vm l u ll M il \ ulti). i i v I 'lllffl ‘, : i 11' » w i* 1.11 — *o11, 25*5 722-2420 PARK For Fairm ont I N V E S T M E N T4 111 N . P a r kA v e . 131-051* <22-5112 HOMES FOR I ow n in Seminole Realty I M I 8 Park Ave. 172 5212 an y ti m e Seminole Plaza Area F u lly air c ond iti on ed ho m es wit h s t d s w a lk s and s ew er s A n e a r <F«u1 h Semi n o li Ella* m s n t a r y A Jr. H i g h S c h o o l s . O n ly t t M down. Paym ents •Tb t o V»4, I n c l u d e s t a s t e A Insurance A ll w i t h t a r r a s a o f l o o r * A b u i l t I n ’ s l o v e s . C all #47*4111 ( W i n t e r P a r k y . D a w ay M e t c a l f . R e a l t o r . 8100 DOWN * l o 5 W e e k d a y s — 21 hu ur O c c u p a n c y fo r qu a lified M ili­ t a r y . Ph. I t l - I I I A W. SHEPHERD, St. Johns Realty A. W I L L I A M S R ealtor R a y m o n d L u n d q u let. A**«v 3 2 2 - m a A tla n tic B an k B ldg. W* Have The Home For You STEN STROM REALTY till NO { ’ l o s i n g Coat. No S a l e s m a n ' s C om m ission, low d o w n pay* m i n t . I l l d f n v , 3 ha th , S t o v e 4 R efrigera tor, ige Corner teot In n i ce R e s i d e n t i a l A r e a , 322-5251. P A R K D ill V B Th. 122*2430 $100 DOW N FHA — VA H O M ES Open Tonitfht ’til 9 LOCATION PLUS Thl* t B ed room , I Bath hnm* I* l o c a t e d tn t he h e e r t o f thla • r e * ' e fl n e a t residential district. H aa nice Dining Area, P a n e l e d F lorida Boom. P o r c h , com pletely tQtJlpptd K itchen, Including .d is h w a s h er. Has W o o d F lo o rs B r e a k f a s t Bar . C s n t r a ! l l e a t i t la d u c t e d f o r a ir eo nd t * H o n i n g , Vlaa b e e n c o m p l e t e l y renovated A ttractively p ric­ ed, t o o . O n l y 111,300. 1. I, A 4 BEDROOMS 2. IH A 2 B AT H ! KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY F t Complete informellon Bee or Cell Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER We Have The Hume For You STENSTROM STEN STROM REALTY 15(5 Park Dr Dial I l l - K l e N OR T H O R L A N D O HOMES OPEN HOUSE 54 S . ' E J g * r n o n QUO. P A O L A — Ne at 2 B e d r o o m C o n ­ c r e t e B l o c k h o m e on w o o d e d H acre l o i ^ t " , l o 0 . ROBERT l#ak# $100 DOWN FHlA-VA HOMES SALE F u r t he Pe e l B u y In A N ew o r l t e » * l e H o m e . Net H t t n a i r o m R e a l t y $11,700 nf neellor AUTHORIZED BROKER Tor A LI, FIIA-VA Governmen l owned home*. Down payments from 11(0. Low monthly payments Including taxes and Insurance. Lei ue •how you *4 TOUR con ven­ ience. R E A L T Y 323-1171 LOCH ARBOR t H O M E S f r o m w h i c h to c h o o s e , i B d r m , o n lot w i t h t r e e * 1 1 1 .550. 3 Bdrrn. F i r e p l a c e . F la f lm $14,250. 4 B d r m 1 a c r e o f land o n leak# 127,5oo. P h o n e us f o r d e t a i l s o n d o w n p a y m e n t ami term s. Dr, COM M KIG’ IA L LOT part Drive T H E T IM E T E S T E D FIRM 111 N. P a r k A v t . 122.4121 Hath l l a m a on a p p r o a l m a t a ly H a c r e > ar d . F e n c e d b a c k ya rd , a e so rte d fru it b e a r in g t r e e s W e l l fu r y a r d , p a r t i a l ly f u r n i s h ad, w a s h e r , d r y e r , ■l o v e , r e f r i g e r a t o r , y a r d t o o ls A la w o m o w ar Main Park P H E T T I E 8 T J»POT IN T O W N L o v e ly 2 B e d r o o m . h om *, hard* w ood floors, electric kitchen, closed ga ra g e, beau tifu l shad* t r a c e , o n l y $13,500 w i t h $504 down. SOUTH W ARD D RIVE 222-7425 2 22 -1 (7 4 131-41(1 Nig hts: 223-flTOO 322-0441 1524 You NIGHTS REALTY THE CANDY HOUSE Not Really, but a resemblance to a fairy lale. Thla 2 badroom f'B homa located on a . lerga corner lot, complelaly Alr-Conrtitloned for the tong hot summer; Toure for Juel 120(1 down and 125.44 per mo. This will Include Ine. a Taxes. EV ERETT A .H ARPER . AOENCY - REALTOR 2445 B. Park Avenua ■22-2114 or (11-1144 2545 PARK DRIVE 112-14K 117-7475 ------ NIGHTS ------ SOUTH SEMINOLE RESIDENTS CALL 838-7291 SOU TH W ARD LOOK! Investment A R**Ry 111 N. Park Av*. 111.(17* I BEDROOM,' t Bam, Centra! Heat, Turner Lot, Double through “ For Rent” ada. Gat a itr * Income! Carport. 172(111. IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R E S S Find your HOME tho easy way, R E N O V A T IO N C -A -L -L MERLE at 312 382* for p*r*ongli»*d wrvic*. II* ha* home* lUted la th* d tj of Sanford and Semlnol* County. ♦ FOR-SALE New Homea FOR-RENT Used Homes FOR-LEASE • Older Homes A -L -S -0 ^M ER LE |l| \| I It Home INC. r. Strickland Morrison, Inc. The 312-1074 MERLE in aulhoriwd by both V . A. nnd F. II. A. to tell thalr hontea Iocstad wher«v*r ■ V. A. at H. A. For-Sab Sign U dbpbyod. from Have KINOswoon tlum available 3 to 11:30 A V F R a L Outstanding 2 A I 11 to 7:30 Hhlfte. Contact SEBedroom llcmes available In D i r e c t o r o f N u r s e s , Beinlnol* all Areas ui tint ford. Lai us M e m i»i 1*1 H o s p i t a l , H a nf or d . Phow you Aroundl in a FORD \ >>l It G K E E N l ilt A I R C h a l e t l o l l a v a Ha bla In O r t a n bralr o f Loch A rb or ovarlook* In g g If c o u r s e . C u » 1 o n i bu l l ill n g tn y o u r ■ peel fl ea Mona. GreanbraJr developed by 1 .Payton Realty tt We STENSTROM REALTY h'*u»»'keepln k Full Urns June M a r y . |7,tJ0 i t r a k a r a C o o p through August nr part time Immediately Mature woman or corn pedant High Nthool Girl In *lty Llmlte. Tram - 171-1101 7510 H i a w a t h a at ! 1 - ( 2 purtatlun desired. Reply to llos 11?, Sanford Herald. Hiv­ I B E D R O O M , 4 n a i n H um e, c o r n e r lo t. 272-7241. ing references, sgs. Salary T ell them you s aw H a n f o rd H e r a l d ! SALES BROKER 4 HKDROOM AH a r a ld w a n t -a dt aa an a a i Tha City nf Sanford Civil far R i* lt or a ay o u rp h o n a lD ia l 111-M U vie* Roard la accepting appli­ 104 N. Park Av*. 131*0121 o r 411-M il (S o u t hS a m ln p la ) cations for lha position of a n dy * cy o u rc h ary a c c o u n t . ROOM? R*nt p o l i c e pntrolman. Itaoulra- TOO MUCH tnenta: 15 lo 10 yrs. of age I'M hgt. and 1(4 fha. wgt.: minimum of high school edu­ cation or equivalent. Poaltton of fers good working condi­ tion* and ptnaton plan. Kaamlnatlon for quallRed ap­ plicant* will be held at ?:M p. m. April I. 1115 In tha city hall. Submit app lication*' to Civil Servlca eaamlnar prior <• March 11, IMI. with good 95. liouacs For Sale MAN with Car, Earn 111 up watkly In Spirt Tima. Ad- 83. Heal Fatale Wanted vartlaa New High Quality product avanlnga or day* off. HAVE pro»p«(tlva buyer for 4 No ranvaastog. For Appoint* o r I net**, im pr ov ed o r unmint call 111-1005 5 to ( p Improvtd land, near San­ m . only. ford Alto need home realle- MAN Wanted for yatr round Job. Man with Family pra171-1170 terred. Htata length of time In Sanford, who you have B E L l , U S y o u r F u r n it u r e . Q u ir kY e r v lc ew it ht h *C n a h . workad for A kind of work. S U R E R T R A D I N G P O S T . YVrlta Roa 111, Sanford Har­ I11-M 7I . ald. 55. Furniture For Sale H o r n ,. 7>4 Acres C h i c k e n H o u s e s . Very f o r .Nursery, 312*405$ Needed (.h lH rsn S, A 4 B E D R O O M S 1. 1 4 A I B A T H S K ITCH EN EQ U IPPED IX) W M O N T H L Y P A Y M E N T S IM M E D IA TE D E L IV E R Y For Com plete In form a tion See o r C a l l T o u r FHA - VA NICE 72. Female Help Wanted DAYS U S E DF U R N I T U R E 332-1302 7410 Hiawatha at 1T-S1 BUILDERS. REALTY orrice: 112*2111 2, 91. Karma, Groves Scmlnnla County (Dia l Dir ect ) am JIM H U N T $100 D O W N FHA - VA HOMES Lot on FUN LAKE, approxi­ mately 1 Acre on good boat­ ing A swimming lake. F R E E E ST IM A T E Upbolal *r Ing A Mattraaa raneivatlng New AUaad Furni­ ture. Call M i Redding Mfg. 74. Sales Help Wanted Co. at H I Celery Ave. I l l C u IjO R K U M A N w i t h c a r B a r n 2117. SPECIAL SALE Autornntiva Hupp Ilei 90. IkiIh For Sale I H fh on l and Sales Broker FHA A V A Real Estate Melee Broker H -A -V -K H -E -N-T-A-L -S Merle W. Warner, Realtor 222-M2( 70S B. Park 425-5938 Mi 'Til Kit 8 E C H O L S R E D O IN GC O . Management 101 F u r n i t u r e Co. T H I S IH IT* I l i n A ut I loti at I t IL L ’ S It A It (SAIN HA H N, e v e r y ’ K u n d a v , 1 on p m 14(10 G r a p e vi ll a Ave Property 1 1 — Money Wanted ( 4 — F ev ln ae A Loan ( ( — Insurance ( * — S chools A I n s tr u c t io n s 7#— E m p lo y m e n t Services 71 — Mels Help W anted IJ — Fem ale Help Wanted 72— Mala or Fem ale Help 74—Sate* Help W an te d 77—S ituat ion W a n t e d t l — Incom e P r o p e r ly II — Dulln ess P rop .— Sale IJ — Reel Delete (Van ted 14 — Iteal Estate Hele 17 — Dullness R en tal* •0— L ots For Bale 1 (1 — F a r m * — G rov es •7— Gut o f State A c rea g e 13— H ou se s F or Bale l ( — House s — Sale or Beat •7— Houae For R ent 100— R eeort R entals 101— Tra ils re— C ab a nas 102 — Mobile llo n ie e — Bale 1v 1— Mobil* Itume*— ! U n ( 104— T rs lle r S p e cs— R e n t 1 0 5 — Tra iler I*oi#—-Salt l o t — A p a r tm en t s For i le a l 101— R o o m s F or Rent 110— Ho te l R oom * 113—'Hen lal A g ent* 113— Wan trd To R e a l 115— A utos F or Hale H i — Autos— Hal* o r T ra d * l l ( — T ru c k * For hele l 20— A utom ottv* Service I I I — Sc oote r * # C ycle* 133— Boat s i t Motors 175— Marine hupplles From V A - FHA St. Johns Realty :D INDEX 322-5612 p orc h a as o f Ulus Lustra. Car* rn al n ln g Th# Town nf Caeealbtrry. Florida raquoata bhta on ibe_ follow Ing: On# uead 12*1 Model Wheel Tractor with front end loader and fork lift loading attachment with als-foat rear mounted culler mower. Uurket alas i / l l l i s cubic yards 'F u l l load raparlty 2,000 tha, break away rap. •city I uno lha Pump 1.200 lb . PHI. Width o f Duc­ ket a la ly -flt t t«S) Iruhe. Live power take o f f P T O 11.It. Power •teei'lng, disc type rear brake*. Complete drawer bar with three l l ) point hitchForty i to) horse power at'S.lori It P.M, fly wheel. Tires— 14 y a 2* •la ply aaiid rear, front. 7.M a 1* ala ply rib All bid* shall ba ramllted to tha following address; Town Clark Town of Caeeelberry I*. O ll o i 11 raaaetberry, Florida In aaala.l envelopes legibly marked "T own pT Caeeelberry — Tractor Bid" by tha Ith day o f April A. D. IMS by IJ. *0 Noon Publlah March II. J«, IMS. CDK-loo 1 C L A S S I F I l I— L o n a Foun d 2— P ers on s!* 4— B eau ty Care 1— Da y Nuraerlea 4 —Child Car* 1 — D n ge—C a l i — Pet* 10— Pou lt ry — L ives toc k 17— Hpeclel Notice* 11—C e l e r ln g — F oo d 14— Piece s to E el 15— aSpeHsl Hervlcee 1*— Hwlm mlng P oo ls IT— Je nit or 1*1 Bar vies* 11— Do-H -Y o u r s e lf 17 — Bulldere Supplies 20— H erd war* 21 — llume I m pr ov em en t* 23 — P lum bing 23— F eintin g 14 — W ell D rilling >5— Air Cond A l l e e t l o g I f — R ad io • T ele v is io n 77 — P ho to A E qu ipm en t 10— Hume A ppliance s 1 1— M ual cel Inst r u m i n t i 32— Business UqulpmeDl J ! —J o b P rintin g 74— Upho lster y 15— Vac uum C leaners 37— M ov in g A S to r a g e 31— K i t er min e t o r i 43— r ia n t a — Fe«da — Sseds 5U— Misc, For Bsl# l l — A rti cles For Rent 51— Hwap or E x ch a n ge 41 — W anted T o Uuy 14— F urniture For Hal* 14— A nt iques For Sale l l — Money T o Loan •*— Business O ppo rtun ities p er da y r e n t a l f o r Kiser* IrIt* C a r p s 1 Hhai riponsr w i t h lira ms. Kmhrolders, I's u has, ti c. Ta ke Legal Notice t 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houses For Sale BWIMMINO Pool l # i ( ( . I * c r « A - C -R -E - A - O -B I-N ■had* tree*. 2 bedroome A Eastern Seminole County *11 purpoe* room, 2 bathe, F r e t 11,(00 Equity, not In Mf.OM.OP large Florid* room, ConaerFlight Pattern, 10 mlnutea Leek* Harney — Geneva Area vatory. FHA appraised for from Base. Renovated like Parcel No. 1 Osceola Road. 212.0*8. Owner will eacrlflc* new, t Bedroom homes, terParcel No. 2 Lake Harney Rd. wall to wall c*rp*tlng, « t r r a ti o floor*, equipped kit ­ Each Parcel contain* a p p r o icondltlonng, and dl*hw*eh*r. chen*. Low In-aarvlee payImately M Acre*. 11% Down, DeBary ((1-4115 evening* A manta, lose than renting, Batanoa In 4 Tear*. w e e k e n d ! . ____________ _ ready to occupy. HEI.MLY DIAL 222-M lt REALTY, Office In Village Marl* W. Warner, Realtor SUNLAND ESTATES, 4 Bed­ Hall o f N. Orlando. IS1-IM1, Ban ford, Florida rooms, 2 bath. Central Air. Eve*. 212-2(71. many **tr»». t22-I27(. RAVENNA TARK, Medallion P A R K RtDO E— BUB-DIVISION horns, 2 O d m , 1 Vk hath. Con­ 2 Ddrm., 2 Rth„ Entry Foyer, tact present occupant*.' 222Real Es'at* — rwauranca .Fam ily Room. Rre*kf**t Bar, 7111. trd A Park Av* Itt-M lI Built - In Kitchen. Central Heat. Double Oarage, City 2> 2 REDROOM Home* M.IM REPO-BALE, 2 Bedroom home Bewtr. (17,100. Open Dally. unfinished In Geneva 2(0 each. 1 In Lake Mary. Evtnlng* (44-1711. Down, no qualifying. Call BAHT PILCH En Collect Phil Black 2M-2241, BY OWNER: For thoee d e e d ­ Beet Ruy Broker Jacksonville. ing prestige living. In tho 222-74(1 Day or Night beeutlful Mnyfnlr Section, LA-.OE, NEW, Custom-built nenr plctureeque Lnke Mon­ home. Rolling Illlla Oolf roe. 2 Bedrooms. 2 Bath, »lr Co u ree. Ban I.an do. For In conditioners, drepee, carpetJOHN SAULS AGENCY formation call 221-2222. - >lng. Come a see. l i t Virginia R E A L ESTATE BROKER Ave. 212-2I0T. Appraleal Specialist 111 No. Park 122-1174 LAKE MARY, I Rooms with targe bath. Doubts Carports, Government Owned Corner lot, good location A Humea THE OLD LADT WHO LIVED near public Reach. Call 112IN A SHOE would know )uet 0110 after 4:10. what to do with all of her children If ah* owned this 4 BEDROOM - 1 Beth • Ber RIO 2 Story, 4 Bedroom. 2 vie* Men 2IM Dawn • Mov* Selection o f 2. 2. end 4 bath Country home just ou t­ In - (72.12 mo. plug Texes A Bedrooms located tn va rle M side Benford. Almoet an acre Ineurxneo. LMN ENTER Be.llone of fanford of land, tiled beck yard tor PRISES, INC. Mtln office: I Immediate Delivery ml. So. of Sxnford on 17-S2. vegetable garden, brick fire­ place, e e p e r a ie , dining room. 1 Blk W e il on Seminole MONTHLY PAYMENTS Open houae Sunday noon un­ Av*. Ph. 111-2(11 collect. FROM $50.00 til I p. m. Drive West on LAKE MART— 2 Bedroom, 2 FOR THE BEST HOME Flret BE, croee rellroed bath Concrete Block Home— tracks, go 2 blocks, turn left BUY U rge lot— deeded Lake Privi­ on Bevler Road. Look for SEE YOUR • leges— priced to eell al 14,200 yellow house with Urge porch A here's the beet part — not 120,000 but only 112,000 with terme. THE TIME TESTED FIRM "5Va Trad* Nellonally** • 132*4122 T E f wt eell government owned 120 N. Park Av*. FHA and VA home*. 1 BEDROOM Fr*m* Horn*, 1700 down payment. For easy quilt Ar**, outtld* Barbecue, Qualifying and occupancy call Pattur* avallablt for hort* 8TEMP ER AGENCY or pony. Partially furn Realtor - Appaletr • tneuror 14.100. Ph. 232*0231 aftar 7 222-42(1 U l ( I. French p. m. WORLD OFFERING A SPECIAL BER- 31, Musical Instruments VICE? Mora than td.lOI read N A N N I E 'S K ID D IE C A R E . ora aa* fha Sanford Harald L ic e n s e d N u r a a r y , o p a n It Plano Servicing A Tuning elaaalflad a l t dally. Rata* aa h o u r i7 d a y *aw a n k . Ill# B . Oeno Cumbaa — l l l - l l l l tow aa l l o par tin* par day! O a k . 111-tlll._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Dial l l l - l l l l or l l l - l l l l and PIANO, rapoaaaaead Wulltaer pine* your a ll Spinet, take up payment*. 8. Pels A Supplies May ba aaan tn your area by COMPLETE LAWN CARE calling Credit Manager, Waaa q u a r iu m s a Landscaping. Spraying. lay-Proaaar Plano Co., t i l l T R O P I C A LF I F H Sodding, raaannabls rata*. N. M Ilia, Orlando. 1(1*1711 lllg h a it Q u a lit y fr o mt h *B a s t PHILLIPS LAWN SERVICE Collect. K o tc h a r ia nL o w a a t d la c o u n l I l l - H u d I f tar 1:11 p. m. le e * . I Sa . m . •■p . m .— Sr Plano Tuning and Repair AILT— f i n n y f r i e n d s FIX IT SHOP W. U Harmon — 111.4111 I Mila* South o f Sanford oo NEW LOCATION IIwy. IT-ll. M l Bo French Ml-ITII You can find anything you n*ad advertised In tha Harald Y E A RO L DM a la M a a a a l fo r 16. Interior Decoratora Claaalflad. __________ 111-11(1. d ih p BERRY'S 6. Child Care D ia l W a tU WD ie t * * * * C L A S S I^ ieii NEW APPLIANCES at Warehouaa Price*— Frlgldalra, Hot Point, RCA. Zanllh, ate. Call Charlie Oormly collect ■ t Aaeoclaled Radio A TV, l i l t N. o ra n g o Ava., Orlan do <11-1111. 84. Real Estate • Sale grrallk Page 10— March 19, 1965 Whatl Chair*. Walkara, Canoa SANFORD ELECTRIC A Crutch#* for rant or aal*. Prescriptions at L o w a a t O. E. Ap-Ilenca*— New A Uaad H I Magnolia IJ t-I M I Prlooa. Dlacounl to paopto W A R R lE T T k t fa a n t y N ook , ovar f l A all Sarvlca Paraon USED Appllancaa Including ■ a ft w a t a r . a v a n ln t a p p 'la . nal. Check our prices. built-in*. Ilk* new. Low 1*1 S oO a k . lll-lT th _ _ _ _ _ _ FA U ST DRUG STORE price*. I11-M7I. Frao Dallvary lll-llll 425-5938 1« A & B CONTRACTORS ftanforfi I. Beauty Care fa t Ita lu lt 30. Home Appliances H O M EI M P R O V E M E N T S . R O O F 1N O . P A 1N T I N OA I N F U I A T I N O W A N T E DD a llyr ld ad o w n to w nF in a n c in gA r r n n g a d 111*1117 fr o mC o u n t r y C lu b k fa n o r , S h a r aO a * .P h . 1 1 1 .1111 a ft a r SICK ROOM NEEDS 322-5612 ■ ®br IB. Special Services B W . W A R N E R , REALTOR 708 South Park Avenue A Sanford, Florida Dial 322-3829 Letg All Attend Church T h b Sunday • C te aa lg f 4 S P E C IA L Pro ce a e in l Fall • Brand K i v Caver far Matt rasa $ 1 4 50 • Brand New Inaalatian ALSO: Nrw Mattraaae«. Box Spring*, Hollywood Bads, Odd Slssa and Ktaf Slia Bada Mada Ta Ordar at Fartary Priraat Echols BEDD ING CO. 119 Magoalla Ava, Boafard 121-8821 �) Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them ! Call 322-5612 95. H oum a F o r Salt I IJEDROOM ’HOME, It*, room*, hardwood noon, air cond., c.ntral hall h.at, attic fan. On* own.r. lari* eorn*r lo t Call 333-1743 or writ* Box 111. Bacford K*rald. dtp ftanfarft krralh March 19. 1965—Page 11 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 96. Houses • Sale or Rent RAVENNA PARK. 1 B.droom hou**. Call owner 311-3174. I BEDROOM Horn*. I ll Orint A n . Itl-T llt. 97. Houses For nent Br., Br.. llr., Br., UNFURNIBHED 1 bath. 111 mo. 1 bath. IT1 mo. 1 bath. HID mo 1 bath, t i l l mo. Stemper A gency R •a1tor.Appril.tr.Trad** lit .t ill 1111 B. Franch At * MART, halt* T l* w , N *w 1 Bdrm. Furn., Adult* II*. Flopd n*ar <th. 133-315). LA K E a BDRM. COMPLETELY Turn- tahed 333-1577. "I outrank yoO, Sargaantl Tm a school MAJORETTET 3 RKDROOM Hou**. Itltrh*n 105. Trailer Lota • Sale •quipped l?*t mo. 133-334*. WHY FAT RE.sf* ' d ROOM Houee. unfurntehed tin Own your own Trailer lot II* a month. Miller Road ott S mo. Lake Monroe. Iff.SMS. Sanford Ave. 1 RKDROOM oueet Houee. 100 Ft. Frontal* on Lak* Minnie, air conditioned, furnlehed or 106. Apartments for Rent unfurnlahed. Ph. 133-1415. WELAi.A APA RTS! ENTS 114 FURN. 1 Bdrm. Cottai* South A'. Flret SL on 1T-»1 at Flv* Point* SIS mn. plu* ■*• A tax. Llaht* A W .t.r furnlehed. >31-1 ««T FURN. email Apt-, let floor. 1*03 Simple, 333-0711. • after * p. m. or anytlm. Sat. or Bunder. I BDRM. 3 Beth, Femllr Room. Central heal A air. t i ll mo.; 3 Bdrm. Unfurnlahed. Ml mo. Payton Realty 133-1101 3M0 Hiawatha at tf-13 UNFURNISHED If o u • a. I hdrm., bath. eomplat.ly re­ decorated, tood location. >334340. 102. Mobile Homes - Sale and I B M r o o m i ^ NEW end USED Awnlnie A Cabana* QUALU'T MOBILE HOMES R « r 17-13 S _______ ttl-3543 FURNISHED If I-IS41. Apt. »I0. 106. Apartments for Rent APT. I ll Elm. Fireplace. Carpeted. Tile kitchen. Nicely furn. III. fll-M IT. 115. Autos For Sale LAKE MART, Clean Nic ely Fur n. l e r i e Apt., 1 Bdrm. Adulte. Call 333-1*10. ROOMT furn. 1 bdrm- apt. III. 1701 M a tn olli. I31-MS1. 3 BEDROOM Furn. Apt., water furn. M l'm o. 113-0117. CASH WAITS FOR YOU Bell It throuth Herald Want Ade m o. BUT I KNOW THIS DEALER’S REPUTA­ TION IS A -l, SO WHAT AM I WAITING FOR ? ? V w GH JA * Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons Complct* Selection S9'» Thru 64*a $200 - $300 Down $10 - $60 Month CorTnfr Monia 4 Door Hardtop. — Bucket Beale, Automatic Tran.ml..ion, Radio, Heater, and While Tlrea. 3.800 Actual Mllea, 2 Year <T C A W C C Warranty Still In Effect. ■+> O Q Chary II 4 Door Sedan. Standard Tram- $ 1 1 O R D w mleelon. A Real Popular Car. ■ * —— S U P ER 100% Mechanical juarantea — SO Daps — 1,000 Stlie* On All • Uaad VW a. 62 lelce — Parta — Service ■ ‘ actory Authorlaed Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. So. Hwy. 17.93 Sanford, Fla. 322-1835 D U PER S P E C IA L Pontiac Star Chief 4 Door Sedan. Hydramatlc Tranamtaalon, Power Steering, Power Reduced From 31893 Brakao and All Morrokld* *T *A I t f i R Q Interior. We Sold It N«w. * ^ l« U O P R IC E D FO R CLEA RA N CE g j Bulck Inrlcta 4 Door Hardtop. New Tlree, Power Sttcrlni, Power Brake*, Air Conditioned, One Owner and 301Q C 23,000 Actual Mllea. * !* » « Pontiac Bonnerille Safari Station Wagon. Fully Powered Equipped. Pontlae'a Finest Wagon. Can Giro Complet# Details. 1 ■ —— Pontiac Bonnerille 4 Door Vlata, Factory Air, Full Power Including Seats and Window* and AH Morrokld* Interior. M fiQ f) A Beautiful Ona Owner Luxury Car. IW w U 61 >17flR 61 N A T IO N A L 4A O 11) 1/ mo. mo. n o. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. no. mo. mo. mo. no. n o. mo. mo. mo. mo. m*. mo. mo* mo. BANr0RD AVE- open irrow G s Sanford, Florida >23 4803 National Repoaaenalona Inc. drlre. Perfect Transportation. A Real Hard Ta Find Item. IO Q E », o u D O N T FORGET OUR W IDE SELECTION OF CARS AT OUR W EST SIDE LOT. m 101 W. tnd at. r o r s I condition. IMO CHEVROLET H Ton pic k ­ up. 131-0711. HOLLER'S of Sanford AUTO GLASS INSTALLED | f[B U I C .K NEED E X T R A CABHT A Her­ ald W ant-A d aalia thoaa a r. licit* no lo n ia r needed. Low In coot— h lih tn raaulta. Din I l l - M i l or 411- t l i l . Ph. 131-4431 M a gn olia BOB H AS A L R E A D Y HAD T O T A K E O N E W R IT IN G O R D E R S B U T HE B E L IE V E S H E C A N M A K E ITTH RU T H E W EEK EN D ! Ford G ilixic, Police Car, Puranlt Engine, AT, Heater, Excellent Condition, New Paint, Naw Tire*. M g j $ 1 1 QR IIOU * () Q 6 * ]3 9 5 *360 Wagon, Good Tranaportatlon. 61 MERCURY > Pgaaengar Station Wagon. V-l, Automatic Transmission. Power Steering, Power Brake*. Radio, Heater, 1.u n g e a r Rack and Flee- C f t trie Itrar Window. I.ualroua lllark “T I Flnith With All Vinyl Red In1 lerlor. Solid Body. RAMBLER WAGON. A MeUllle Bronaa 63 Matching Interior. A Straight Stick With Bucket Seata. Radio. Healer, New Tire* and Factory Air. With >1QQQ I WWW WEEKEND SPECIAL! FREE *65 LICENSE PLATE FULL T A N K OF GAS FULL USED CAR W A R R A N T Y IfA Q Q ■ l*OW WEEK-END BONUS SPECIAL! GET I M A T H ISl 8 8 0 0 | VOLKSW AGEN SUN - ROOF U N D E R N EW M A N A G E M E N T 519 E. First St. 322-5441 Sanford 1965 T R IU M P H ’S SPORTS C O N VER TIB LES P RED U CED ^ Q U IC K FO R S A LE S C R EA M SALE! THESE TRADE-INS ARE KNOWN IN THE TRADE * AS “ CREAM - PUFFS” OR EXTRA CLEAN AUTOS. COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! 59 CHEVROLET B*1 Air 4 Door Hardtop. V->, Automatic Tr*namt»*lon, Power Steering, Power Brak**, Kadi® and Heater. *1888 CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH, INC. *495 2 Door, Beat Buy You’ll Find. Steering, Radio, Healer and Whlta Tlrea. Thl* la A Dark Blue Beauty With 20,000 Actual Milta. Only RON-SUN Or MI 7-2330 M # 8-22. V-8 WITH KOUR-IN63 COMET THE-FLOOR! Bucket Seata, Power Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio, Heatar, Power Steering, Power Brake* and Whlta Tlraa. • BEN H OW LAND (General M e t .) • BOP THOMAS (Sales Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN . • SAM SIMCOE _ ^ M fiftQ 2 Door Hardtop. A Blailng 62 PLYMOUTH Red Finlah With Spolleaa Interior. V-8, GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS Phone 322-0614 Hollers Invites You To Their One Stop Shopping For The Car Of Your Choice. They Have A Wide Selection Of Good Used Cars And No Reason­ able Offer Will Be Turned Down. All Cars Must Be Sold Before They Move To Their New Location ! I *1095 0 0 FORD FAIRLANE 2 Door V -8, Stick Shift. 62 CHEVROLET V, Ton Pick Up. IIs* Btap Bid* Bed. Good Tire* sad A Clean Cab. Good Mtchxnlcal Condition. *1195 61 CORVAIR MONZA 2 Door Redan. Automatic Tranemla­ alon. Radio and lira ter, Whit* Finlah With Rod Vinyl Interior. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A TRIUMPH SPORTS CONVERTIBLE FOR THE LOWEST PRICE EVER TO BE OFFERED I I "Super >8" Convertible, Automa­ tic Tranemlaalon, Power Hirering, ff f F Tower Brake*, Power W indow *, f I I l % A ^ Radio nnd Heitor. SPECIAL TOI U ^ DAY AND SATURDAY. 4 Wheel Drive, Top and Curtain*, Good Tlree and Good Condition Throughout. *1095 *1195 ’ 6 95 ] MODEL 1200 CONVERTIBLE FO R HOLLER'S OF SANFORD SANFORD 2507 PARK DRIVE 322-0711 or 322-0861 TH E LO W KQ FORD G A LA X IE 4 Door, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Power. 0 Q FALCON 2 Door, Automatic ww Tranamlaalon. 0 0 VOLKSW AGEN CONVERTIBLE. 0 0 BUICK LeSABRE 4 Door, Power and Air. H EATER, W H ITE TIRES, SEAT BELTS A N D W H E E L COVERS 0 4 CHEVROLET IM P A L A 4 Door, Hardtop, w Power and Air. P R IC E E X T R A SPECIAL OF *1843 SPITFIRES TR-4*a (Fully Equipped) 1965 M U S T A N G USED — 10.000 MILES. V-8. AIR CONDITION, FACTORY WARRANTY. $2175 $2696 YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO PASS UP THIS ONE PHONE 822-0231 SOI W EST FIRST STREET 1501 W E 8T FIRST STREET OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T I L 9 P.M. Fnll Power Renault Dauphlne, Excellent Condition. 66 Rambler Gold ’960 f i d Charrolet Bel Air 4 Dr Sedan R A H , >194)1* O I Autn, Tran*., Power Steering, Air ConcL • WWW New Torker, M Chryaler And Air Conditioned. CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE, Snow Whltn Fialab Blue Top, Lortly Blue Interior, Radio, Heater, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Power Brake*. Power Steering and New Tlree. A Full 8 Year Or 80,000 Mile Warranty On Thia One. A SAVINGS C A W C You Won't Believe 1 3 f\ Y & 64 With Automatic Tranamlaalon. Radio, Heatar and Whlta Tlrea. A Full 45,000 Mile Warranty Left On Thle One, 1801 W . 1st St. — Sanford 2507 PA RK D R IV E 2 T R 0 N - S U N 'S ! BARRACUDA— A Glittering Metallic 64 Finlah With Matching Interior. V-B. DAY O FF DUE T O F A T IG U E FR O M Seminole County Motors 51 JEEP I ttH FL BOAT With Motor a Trailer, 111-0111. OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TILL 8 P. M. L O C A T IO N 59 VOLKSWAGEN Ph. n i-iM i Senkarik Glass and Paint Company TEM PO RA RY U S ED C A R C LEA R A N C E! Teur EVINRUDE Daalar tei-e-s e . tat. 0 0 Chevrolet Corealr Monxa A T , R A H Station Wagon. V-8, Automatic Tranamlaalon, P o w e r Btecrlng, Power Brakes, Radio and Healer and Air Conditioning. SPECIAL TODAY AND SATURDAY. IN C Gateway T o T il* Waterway Robson Sporting Goods 133-IOIt ALL WORK GUARANTEED 62 FORD Hp/wpliifE p 118. Trucks For Sale 61 OLDSMOBILE Claaalc 4 Door 6 Cylinder, 69 Rambler Standard Trannmleeinn With Oter*87 Volka. 1898 bal. 139 *«0 Cher. 11199 baL SSI *89 Mercury 1791 bal. 1ST *88 Ford 1399 bal. SIT *68 Lincoln 1899 baL 129 *81 Pontiac 1299 bal. 110 Jeep (997 bal. I l l *60 Rambler 1897 bal. >42 •1 Rambler 11182 bal. >81 *88 Plymouth 1399 baL >24 61 Plymouth S81S bal. >41 *85 Olda 1491 baL S24 *86 Old* 1391 bal. 132 *88 Olda 1997 bal. »4I *87 Dodge 3381 bat. 329 ‘87 DeSoto $399 bal. >19 *87Bulrk >684 bal. >32 >7 Cher. >899 bal. >31 M Renault >493 bal. >27 ‘60 Mercury >707 baL » 7 *60 Corealr >801 baL >39 *>7 Mercury >49# baL >19 *>S Pontiac >299 baL >11 *>2 Cher. >193 bal. I l l *19 Plymouth >319 baL >IT • » Valka > »T baL MS *M Renault » » bal. >24 *M Charrolet >149 baL >7 food T H E IR J tO B lL E HOME. L4k« Country Ilvinr. c t o « i to North Oat* C h o p p i n g C * n t t r « I * » k » P ri v i l r R t a , U t l l i t U i f u r n ,, B*jti( F t v a t m n n h ) * . C o r n * B * r . 1711 It t a r [*ak* R o a d . T-I1IRD, ‘ 10, 333-0540. <1 VALIANT 3 Door, 1 speed, Radio, Heater, White with Red Interior. Wife Juel had baby— Need to oolll Cell 133 _*004 after 1 p. m. DAT a NITEI Harxtd want ad* w ork fo r a* llttla ae l i e a dayl AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. ANNOUNCES IT COULD BE JUST A “ COME ON” TO GET YOU INTO THE DEALERSHIP. 3 BEDROOM Trailer on Lake Ashby, Adult* only. Ph. *217111. ROOMS for Men, 401 Maanulla. 333-0730. FURNISHED Room. private bath MS mo. I l l - I M t . I HAVE NEVER READ OF PRICES THIS LOW BEING OFFERED ON CARS THIS CLEAN ! ! ! 103. Mobile Homes - Rent FURNISHED, upetelra. D ow n ­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. town. I bdrm . eery roomy. 100 French Ave. 133-1111 Water Furn., No children ISO mo. Ph. 333-3071, ’l l T R -I with Radio A Heater, eacetlenl condition. 333-4443 FURN. S Room Duplex, bath a water Included, Sii mo. 133- 111* FORD 3 door Sedan, New 334*________ ____________ Paint, new engine. . *n<>4 tlree. nlre at t i l l . 34*4 Park 108. Rooms For Rent Ave. after I p. m. 12S. Boats ft Motors Anto Olaaa Tope a Beet Covoro It.Ill TVKS. 1 Btdroom Hnua*. Adult*. No P .t ., 133-4951 VERT N.at, on* BDRM. turn, t.had apt. Qut.t location, tin. w*t«r rurnl.h.d. • BDRM. 1 b»th, water front horn*. Kitchen (quipped, Ills. Call Cruml.y-Mont.llh, Inc. tll.lllt. LARUK DUPLEX, near Caeeel- PONTIAC Star Chief, ‘ tl.- r » cellent condition, power, air herry, Th. 133-1111 or 111conditioned. Automatic, Ra­ *177. dio, many extras. Qualified pArty may taka ovar payAVALON APARTMENTS manta. Call 411*1001 Sunday 111 W. In* St.. IU-MI7 a Kvanlnts. 1 KoOM Furnlehed A p t, MI111 K. Ith, 111.>711. 1*51 JEEP Station W e io n , e x­ cellent body a tlree. overLAROE 1 A 1 Bedrooms Apts. drive, m o d amine. 1300. I ll 3*11 Sanford Are., Ph. 333W. Woodland Dr.. 111-3317. 07M. ONLY M i for clean 1 bdrm. 1M0 RAMBLER Metropolitan, f o o d condition, 1100. Fhona furn. apt. New bath. 101 E. after 4:10 113-1017. ith St. 133-1)11. 120. Automotive Service FURN. Apt Cloea In. Jimmie 1*03 R4M RLKR Bta. Wagon. 3 I t ) dnora, like new, low mllraie. Cowan. 113-4013. 333-M77. CLEAN Furn Apt*. 001 p a l­ metto, 113-1174. FORD ‘ It, t Cyl.. Stick. R a H. Good Mechanical condition. 1 Bedroom furnlehed apart­ Call 133-301*. ment. Contact 3311 Palmetto. 1311 FORD SKTLtNKR, , reDUPLEX Moderately furnish­ tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ ed. 1 Available a fte r -the er. power Herring, needa 11th A the other M ty tat. tranamleaton M i l Ph. I l l A d u l t e 331-1110. 1117 or aao at I l f Garrlaoo Dr. 3-ROOM a bath Furn. Apt., IIS. Includes water a electricity. BOR McKEE USED CARS 333.31*7. NO MONKT DOWN "01 French Ave. 133-0731 FURN. Apt., water a liable furn MS. t t l Maple till PLYMOUTH I Dr. I BEDROOM UnfurnUhrd. N*w paint In.Id* III mo. lt l-l« ]l. 3 I I I 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale OFFER D E A L THROUGH W HICH SA T U R D A Y . IT EXTEND S ABSOLUTELY OPEN F R ID A Y NITE T I L 9 PAL A N D A L L D A Y SAT U R D AY . REPUTATION . IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT W IL L NOT BE R EPEATED THIS Y E A R . U I I M T Li n c o l n m n U r l I M ER C U R Y 1 1 1 V . 109 Palmetto A t *. Sanford 322-4884 ASSET r Winter Park MI 4-0209 Strickland Morrison, In" \ m i ii i im i m u \ N I O ltli. I I \ t h ii u 1 1-1 mi 'till W I' �Hlf# 0nnfnrB Lynda Bird, 21, Sets Example Page 12— March 19, 1966 W m lfi Prairie Lake K Off Cs Receive Dinner Service Baptist Has Youth Week By Donna Estes Mrs. Donald LeFils, presi­ dent of Las Columbia*, pre­ sented a service for 48 of dinnerwara and stainless steel flatware In the name of her organization to the Knights of Coltfmbtu, St. Richard's Coun­ cil 5357, at Ha regular meet­ ing li f t week. The Las Columbttai group had purchased the table ser­ vice with funds raised from various projects sponsored over tbe past several months. Grand Knight Theodore Mi­ chel*, on accepting the gift, thanked the women for their hard work and assistance to the Council. He announced that tha Items would be used for the first time this Saturday when tbe Knights sponsor a steak dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Hall oo Oak Avenue In Sanford. George DeMatllo, in charge of the event, h n reported that French fries, tossed salad and coffee will be served with the steak. LAS COLUMBITAS President Mrs. Donald Le­ Fils presents Rifts from her organization to Theodore Michels, grand knight of Sanford’s St. Richard’s Council 6357, Knights of Columbus. By Jan# Casselberry Youth Week It being ob­ served this week at Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Fern Park. Ron Huggins, who Is acting ns youth pastor, preached the ■ermon lost Sunday night and trill again address the congre­ gation at th* Sunday morning worship service. The young people alto hsd charge of th# Wednesday night prayer meeting. Other positions being fill­ ed this week hy the. youth of the church include Terry Harmon, eong director; Clif Spencer, Training Union Di­ rector; end H arry. Caroll, Sunday School Superintend­ ent. Ush*r«“ lr * Larry Baker, chairman; Reese Griffin, Mike Bailey, and Don Owens: Teachers in the Junior De­ partment are R ftert Jacobs, Mike Bailey, Rsy Parkeraon, Nelson Sturgill, Paula Lowe, Debbie Bacchus, .Mickey La­ dy, and Joann Hughes. Pam Conrad it superintend­ ent of the Intermediate De­ partment. Teaching in the ad­ ult classes are Cheryl Hub­ bard, Dorothy Van Hoose, Sandi Parkerson, Harry Carroll, and Clif Spencer. CIVIL AIR PATROL Group Commander Capt. H. P. Casenove, Lt. John O’Donnell, testing nnd training officer, and Don Knight, assistant, (left to right) met with a group of interested Seminole County pilots in Cas­ selberry in an effort to form a CAP Senior Squadron. (Herald Photo) C AP Ponders Senior County Unit By Jane Casselberry Capt. H. P. Casenove, comminder of Group II, Civil Air Patrol, spoke to group of In­ terested pilots at the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church at a meeting called to organize a senior squadron in Seminole County. Also present were LI. John O'Donnell, Irsling and train­ ing officer, and Don Knighl, assistant testing and training officer, who work with the South Seminole Cadet Squad­ ron which meets each Tues­ day night at the church. The cadet program Is for youths 14-18. Walter Frazier is com­ manding officer of the unit. Primary function of the CAP is search and rescue in the event of disaster or down­ ed aircraft. All pilots with a private or commercial IIcense, or anyone interested in aviation or the aerospace pro­ gram. are invited to help form this will 7:15 wing senior squadron which meet each Tuesday at p.m, in the educational of the church. Allending the organizational meeting were Mr. and Mrs Albert Stcbbins. Lake Mon roe; Leroy Robb, Kirby Fite, William Leffler, George H. Danglcman Jr., Fred Smith. ’tVallcr Slccle, Sanford; Ted Peterson, Chulnota; G irs Krebs, Longwood, and Mrs. Carol Dean, A l t a m o n t e Springs. WASHINGTON (UPD Lynda Bird Johnson, 21 old today, compares t much - publicized life of President’s daughter w i t h that of the minister’s child whom eveyone expect* "to be to perfect.* * B u t President Jchnson’ s older daughter, in a session w i t h newswomen, stressed that she was not complaining or rebelling at being in the showcase of White House life. She said she feels that it is up to t h e President’* daughters to be an example to other young Americans *'of the good things,” and added, *‘ I think having the spotlight on you really matures you.’’ Lynda Bird met with re­ porters at a tea as part of the public notice her birthday has attracted. She was to attend her nor­ mal classes at George Wash­ ington University during the day, and in the early evening will go to a reception in hon­ or o f her sister, Luci, 17, who will he queen c f an Azalea Festival in Norfolk, Vs., next month. c Boy Celebrates St. Patricks Day W E S T COVINA. Calif. (U I'I) — Jeffrey Famlsno, 12, complained to lit* parents of ''nausea’’ Wednesday ami told them ho w u “d«ad on iny feet.” Th* younger also said he bad picked a word from th* Alvarado srhmd >nrd us a St. Patrick’* Day decoration for hi* shirt, pocket and nibbled at th« root* The alarmed parent* took the hoy to Queen of th* Vnll*y Hoapital In nearly West C o v i n a whi-r* attendant* pumped hi* stomach and kept him overnight for observation. Later, feeling somewhat better, Jeffrey confcrsed all. He said hi* original story war all blarney — he’d been nipping at the boitlo with other boya celebrating the wrearing o f th* green. Business Briefs Bob’s Elk Service, 305 French Avenue, b now open tor butinesi. Robert llslchetl, operator o? tbe service station, aays there will be an “ opening special'1 for today, Friday and Satur­ day. He said 100 extra TV atantpi will be given with each liltup accompanied by coupon from an advertisement in today'a Herald. Bob’* Elk Service will be open aeven days a week from t a. a . la Ui p. m. N ew Pictures LONDON (UP1) — Male commuter* quit reading their newipapers on a morning train from Guildford Thurs­ day to stare at the compart­ ment wall—where someone bad replaced advertisements with three Urge photographs pi gudo women. Now York waa called Now AmaUrdaq until the British captured M in n the Dutch WASHINGTON (UI’I) — IN-nry H. Fowler, whn quit a* No. 2 man at the Treasury on­ ly last year, returned today a* President Johnson's choice for the No. 1 job now held by retiring Secretary C. Doug­ las Dillon. T h v Sit-year-old former Treasury undersecretary, a Democrat and a native Virgin­ ian. seemed sssured of speedy Sensta confirmation for Die key cshirjp .-post. The S cIL ^ fm a n rr rnmmlltee. hrudi-ijgby fellow Virgin­ ian Hurry F. Ilyrd, was call­ ed into closed session today to act on Fowler's appoint­ ment. Johnson asked Ilyrd to hold .the meeting. Skating Party Is Enjoyed By SI9.D.1 r»n it- **7* nykm roller* t i l , * f **IH i f* * * . tfooiT^o S tu a rt SHOWI JOJ4II r a i J 3 East ROBINSON BA cnu<Do.ruMIC* vwi' m *>111.111 / (3:30 * K:00 I*. M. FRIDAY) FULL BANKING SERVICES DOING THEIR PART for the Heart Fund are these three tellers from United State Rank who will count the money nnd determine who will l*e Cinderella at the annual Heart Fund Benefit Skate Show Sunday at 7 p.m. at Melodee rink. From left arc Mrs. Joan Ludwig. Mrs. Dorothy Raines ami Mrs. Carolyn Lane. (Hcrajd Photo) ©raora© gftum ©zacm ■ 5^ C fK U U > £& s• . . U N r o i * , n o i w * MEMBER F.D.I.C. IIW Y. 17-92 SOUTH SANFORD PLAZA T H E Y M O V E D IUS OUT! SO W E HAD TO PI T EVERYTHING TEMPORARY LOCATION AT 2507 W E ’ VE PARK WE’RE (JOT IN A DRIVE W E ’RE IN A O V ERCRO W D ED MESS! C h urch Groups GO TTA By Frances Wester The Intermediate Sunday School and Training Union Class of the First baptist Church of Lake Mary held u Skating party *1 Skate City lait weekend. Chaperones for the outing wero Hov. and Mr*. V. C Ladd, Mr. and Mrk. Jack Damn, Mr*. Harley Wilhelm and M n. * Lamar Stoke*. Other* attending were Bob­ by Shelton, Buddy Stokes, Dale and Greg Wilhelm, Eu­ gene Hoopengarilnor, Mike and Jack llamn, Steve Barn c*. Wanda. Mixon, Alice llamn and Carol Rodlun. MOVE SOME OF THESE 48 25 Ex-King Farouk Dies A t T a b le ROME (U PD — Former King Farouk, of Egypt, the pudgy pleasure lover who went Into exile with ■ person­ al fortune estimated at |2&0 million, collapaed in a Rome restaurant early Wednesday and died a few minutes later. He had $155 in bis pockets. Farouk waa 45 yeara old and weighted more than 160 pounds. Accompanied by an unident­ ified woman companion, tha last thing ha did waa to fin­ ish a Uriah dinner o f oyster* and lamb In tha luxurtona' restaurant 11a da Franca. N EW CARS U S ED C A R S 1965 CADILLACS — OLDSMOBILE 98’s — DELTA, JETSTAR, DYNAMIC 88’s — CHEVROLETS, CHEVELLES, CHEVY IBs CORVETTES AND CORVA1RS. MANY MAKES AND MODELS — RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED— WITH THE “ OK THAT COUNTS.” SO WE’VE GOT TO SELL THEM — WE HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO MAKE THE BEST TRADE OFFERS EVER! HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO GET THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE AT A STEAL— w it h the **• |t«l* Tnuf (Mlci ®# fra*,' 4 P.M. DAILY WASHINGTON (U PD — Sen. Frank .1 Lausche (DOhio) i* setting up a scholar­ ship fund for drterving *tu- Fowler Heads freasury Depf. FILING CABINET O P E N U N TIL To School Fund THIS FLAG, in m l nnd white South Seminole Junior High School colors ami featuring the Hurricane and Rabbit Key Club ensignias, is fly­ ing over tiny Rabbit Key Island this weekend while a group of the school's young scientist are encamjied there. Displaying the flag are Jerry Warren, left, and Diana Bass. !«Drtvre H1|* TOLL FARES TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Hoad Department official! re­ ported Wednesday the state'! toll facilities netted $627,861 from 4.5 million vehicles last month. Pay Increase GEORGE Touhy, ex­ ecutive vice president of First Fcdermi Sav­ ings and Loan Associa­ tion, has been appoint­ ed to the committee on law nnd regulations of the United States Rav­ ings and Loan league by President John W . Stadtler. of Washing­ ton, D. C. Tore H 4 for Solon Donates drnt* with hi* pay in­ crease O-ngren* voted itself thi* year. Hit offire *nid that 1.an­ te he had not decided which »rhno| will receive the fund, l.autche opposed the pay raise when it was eriarted Inst year. M. G. NELSON, presi­ dent of the Commercial Bank at Panama City, has been elected presi­ dent of t h e Florida B a n k e r s Association in convention at Bal Harbour. Ve r y b e s t in s u r a n c e An d c o n v e n ie n t g m a c f in a n c in g . _ W E RE O VER THE BARREL-SEE US AND SAVE! MOTOR SALES Showrooms — Second & Palmetto 2507 Park Drive, Sanford Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 �ia - f i _- . 1 ' V j Reds Have Headaches Despite ringing testimonials of support for Communists everywhere and dire warnings to the United States, the Soviet leadership team o f Kosygin and Brezhnev has yet to make any tangible progress toward remedying the disrepair in which Nikita Khrushchev left the interna­ tional Communist movement. Khrushchev’s grand design for a summit meeting of Communist par­ ties, which was intended to establish — or re-establish— the Soviet Union’s supremacy among world ‘Commun­ ists and virtually read the Red Chin­ ese out of the Communist commun­ ity, seems less and less likely ever to come off. Originally announced as an import­ ant planning session for the great conference, the latest meeting in Moscow was down-graded to a mere ‘ ‘consultative" gathering under pres­ sure from reluctant national party Bruce Men, be tare you study this case with great care' for Clara's dread of a knock on the door when the is all alone, la proof that her hus­ band needa the aex booklet offered below. Many virtuoua wive* trick thrmsclvra and mollify their conscience by the methods Clara haa adopted. It la moral penance for a aecret aex urge! CASE V-44I: Clara T , aged 39. is the fearful wife men­ tioned yesterday. 'Dr. Crane." she began. "I'll admit that 1 have been vaguely alarmed at the pros­ pect of reaching 40 on my birthday. “ Rut just why should that fear make me so jittery about twins tn the house atone? "Furthermore, 1 have a pho- Thought For Today So Jesus again snid to them, Tru­ ly, truly, 1 any to you, 1 am the door of the sheep.— John 10:7. • • Day by day we should weigh what we have granted to the spirit of the world against what we have denied to the spirit of Jesus, in thought and especially in deed.— Dr. Schweitzer. Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook PHILADELPHIA (NEA) - Jersey and Delaware, and of In a small hotel dining room the counties and cities falling with a laded pink exiling, within the Philadelphia radius, some 35 Republican leaders to permit broad assault on the gathered here, took a deep, area's common problems— .fresh breath, and looked a- housing, mass transit, com ­ munity facilities; education, head. If the Republican party race relations, economic deve­ should hereafter ght hack on lopment, and others. At the strictly local level, an upward track and move to­ ward majority status, or at much of the area is in Demo­ least a more powerful minor­ cratic hands. So the Republi­ ity position, this mecUng more cans were talking mostly about than any other event may recommending programs, of establishing an area-wide par­ mark the true beginning. For the assembled Republi­ ty voice to speak with impress­ cans talked about attacking ive strcnglh and unmistakable problems—huge problems flow- concern for the citizens affect­ ing unchecked across the three ed. The participating leaders states and 10 counties involved in the Philadelphia metropoli­ were all from the Philadelphia area. Some, like the party tan area. In nearly two hour* of dis­ chiefs fmm Philadelphia and cussion, the words “ conferva-j neighboring Camden across live" and “ liberal" were nev-| the Delaware river, were er uttered. There were no meeting for the first time The man who pulled them sneering Jokes about President Johnson. None of the haltered together for tins unique meet ing was Pennsylvania Chair party cliches was heard. The leaders on hand were all man Craig Truax, a hit of live business — constructive bust wire who's been discharging ness. Before they left the electricity in Republican cir­ room in midafternoon on that cles coast to coast Philadelphia was a logical cold February day, they agreed to set up something railed s starting point for his effort in “ metro-political council,” with the urban field. But Truax Is thinking nationally. Listen to members to be chosen soon. Its purpose: to break across him: “ America today Is 69 5 per the lines of Pennsylvania, New Herald Area Correspondents A ltam on te Spring* Mr*. Julia llartoa Enlerprlst Mra. Ritchie Harris 838-1318 668 5834 868-4684 Bear Lak*-For**t City Mr*. Maryann Mllea 838-3878 Lake Mary Mr*. Franrra Weatyr 322-6211 Caaaelbcrry Mr*. Jane Caaaclherrj 838-5088 Lake 322 4722 Chuluota Mr*. Joan M agla 365-3742 Della ry Mr*. John Leon* 66B-I883 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney Long wood Mra. Donna Bate* h,18-3317 North Orlando Mra. Margaret Coahy 121678} Oat ten Mra. Clarence Snyder 668-5621 122- Genrva Mr*. JoAnn Hay* Sunford, Florida l^arbs cent urbanized, and the trend is accelerating. A glance at •where the people live brings the problem into sharp focus. “ Forty per cent of all Amer­ icans live in three small strips of land. These 'strip cities' are found between Washington and Boston, along the Califor­ nia coastal line, and along the Grral Lakes waterfront, "During recent decades the Republican party's fortunes in urban areas have followed a downward ru ne. This plunge came at the very time the American people were creating supercities such as were never before known.1' The Truax argument, then is simple To become a maj ority party, tr- win at all lewis, the Republicans must work with new heart and spirit in the massive urban clusters ‘ where the ducks are " And must, above all. earn city amt suburban votes by showing an eagerness and a rapacity to solve the great urban pro­ blems, Truax thinks the “ metropolttteal council" ts an idea adaptahtc to all tin- big flus­ ters. Philadelphia could thus be an important prototype. There is more to It. If the plan catches on. it could be a way of restructuring the He publican party, of altering its focus away from the time honored state and local units and toward the sprawling pro Idem zones where the nation is in ferment New area-wide structures would eventually become centers of party pow­ er Those gathered in that little hotel ilming room knew what lhej were doing was only a shaky beginning. Hut they lik­ ed what they did It had about it the air of real promise. » Phil Newsom Says . Ily .Water C. Parkcs For two years, New York City police have made very successful use o f their own television system. Hut they have yet to solve a major crime and apprehend the erihtinnt in 30 minute* minus lime out for commercial*. Clear Mandate Throughout the election cam­ paign, Chilean President Ed­ uardo Frei Montalva’ a Christ ian Democratic supporters had pleaded with the voters to give him a “ parliament for the people “ In presidential elections last September, Frei, himself, had won by a majority never be­ fore accorded a presidential candidate i.i Chile Hut his platform designed to eliminate Chile's traditional social and economic evils had bogged down in a lame duck congress In the March 7 elections, the people gave Frei his an sn-cr—an absolute majority in the Chambers of Deputies for the first time in this cen Itiry and th.* election of all 12 Christian Democratic caiuli dales for the Senate. A Christian Democratic sweep of the Senate apparent ly was prev-nted only by the number of candidates and the fact that only 21 ot the 45 Senate scats were up for elec­ tion. Frei'* candidates took near ly 400,000 votes from the Com munist-supported left, hut the real losers were the Hadical Libera! and Conservative par ties ol the oolltiral center and right Altogether in the i 17 Mat Chamber of Deputies Frei can didates won 82 The election results gave F rd a clear mandate for Even the Old Cynic admits t’a not true that those |>ntsweeping reforms, and where cause Its members occupy a jterned stockings were design­ there might tw trouble his split dominant position in the gross­ ed by an aging movie star to camouflage her v a r i c o » e opposition on the extreme ly inflated eivd service. Veins. right and left were particular- j Moneyed interests tacked on ly vulnerable to barganlng. so many amendments tn his Communists had opposed slum clearance bill that Fret Frei's laboriously • negotiated finally withdrew it. agreement with American1 Opposed from all sides was copper comfamrs because it a proposed constitutional rr Editor, Herald: 1 would like tn thank you slopped short of nationalist form which ucuitit permit the president to take illsptltrd pro on behalf of the Ladies Auxi­ lion The agreement gives the postils to a popular sole in the liary, liinderville Volunteer government majority font ml form of a plebiscite It meant Fire Dept f«i advertising our of the Hraden Copper Com surrender d congressional au fish fry held on March 5 and pany, a subsidiary of Kenne thorns and in the hinds of a also for the rolls of paper m il, and an important voice popular president could short- vou supplied for covering the in Anaconda and Ccrro dr I’as circuit the government system tables The event was s great suc­ of cherks ji.d halaners It Is co mines The H.iilual party, in the po a svstein which frequently ha» cess Audrey M llarrett. litu .il renter opposed hi* plan tveen used by President de Corresponding Secretary for administrative reforms be Can le of Franre, Letters ft And fha abnormal dread of bta about hearing a knock on the back door, so how doeT Ti knock on the door! that fit into your diagnosis?" "D r. Crane." many of you Perhaps you readers arc innocent redder* may protest, familiar with the statement “ aren't you placing an un­ that’ a spinster’ s fear of find­ due stress on sex?" ing a man under the bed is To the layman, that often a disguised or camouflaged appears the case and we psy­ urge to have her fear become chiatrists are chronically be­ a reality! rated for overly emphasizing In psychiatry, we find that sex. many patient* will thus ex­ But we don’t over-emph*sU« press a chronic fear of some­ it! thing which they subconscious­ You laymen do that! ly wish would occur! All we do is show you how At the menopause, one of the you have been trying to trick common psymptoms of wives yourselves by various disguis­ ed fears and worries. is this fear ot being alone. Actually, Clara confessed For their “ all-alone" situa­ tions symbolizes a basic dread that an attractive delivery that their husband will desert man had knocked on her back door recently. them. He was jolly and compli­ Hut it also has another In­ mented her, so she offered terpretation that is often cor­ him a cup of coffee. rect. But before he left, he seitelsTheir conscience makes them ed her and gave her a mov protest terror at being all alone type of kiss. because they may feel them­ She slapped his face and re­ selves somewhat vulnerable to acted with conscious |brror, masculine wooing if a strang­ due to the effect of her strict er should knock on the door. moral upbringing and con­ In a nutshell, here is their science. unvoiced idea: But her primitive hunger for “ I wonder if I am still at­ mate attention Is apparent in tractive to men. If another her phobia oi being all atom* male should knock on the door in the house and her dread of and try to make love to mo, another knock on the door. that would prove 1 am not on This is a classical symptom the shelf. of menopausal wives “ Tlierefore, I secretly wish Husbands, nip this problem another man would appear." in the hud by sending for my Then the usual morally train­ booklet “ Sex Problems in Mar­ ed wife will recoil in shock at riage," enclosing a long such a vague thought. stamped, return envelope plus Her conscience immediately 20 cents. shows lt«elf via her excessive If you use its sdvtee, your locking off al doors when her wife wilt not be thinking about husband is away from home. other tnent C u in ilt ($ ) sntj wihi on U itli, U nc. ■v ijiif.uinnrp r !«•♦*» flfMI ■t £«;toir t|im *hii*<i t* ; t m s I SANTORO. FLORIDA L -------------------- D EM A n ci iy r , C D C r i A I T I C C K t l V i U l / t U N f i is one °f our j r t U A U l C ) These pictures show the “ Before-and-After” look of the entrance to the Public Loan Company Office — at First St. and Palmetto Avenue in Downtown Sanford. 4841 Ovleda Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 265-3180 348-4871 Page 1-A Monro# Mra. It. U Johnaoa * Worry Clinic representatives. Not only was Soviet prestige not raised thereby, but the low ebb of Russian influence was made glaringly evident. Absent, of course, were Red China and its minions of Albania, North Korea, Japan and Indonesia. But so was Romania, a Russian satellite that shows increasing signs of falling out of orbit. Disarray in the ranks is not a prob­ lem known only in the West. • i Dr. C rane’s G O O D O LD "CARTWHEEL* Friday, March 19, 1965 W ALTER A. LIBLOW, EDITOR A 8 D rL'BLIIM K R I II ASH VOt-TStl-IRR. r-Iramlaiua - n t m i l Maaaaor HOUEHT ALEXANDER |-AII. MHOOKMIIIU: A ti-K lila raK U Editor VAR 1‘ KLT M ana g in g 11,HI I» Social* o u t t ik Editor WILLIAMS E ditor ALiaria c i t s Editor J t’ DT W NCI.LI C -oalT Editor Adrarilalug Dir actor ROT DREEN A d r o rilila s M.nagar JANIE SHOEMAKER Rualaaaa Managar ra sa w ells M a c b a a lc a l gupt- VINCENT StAlt I'bulograpbar ■ ILL 1'ubllabad dall* aicapt Saturday. Sunday and Cbrlaimsa, publiabad Saturday pra<aud»ng Cbrlatmaa. • L Rat H i d ION HATE* liuma Dallaarr ||, Mall lao Hath Is* waah IEMINULE COL’ NTX It US 1 Taar ALL OTHER MAIL t ill* I Tsar S TS I Moat** I N I Maatba I N I MoatN l . N _________ I MoatN u. a Vuatal ItaguJalloaa prou d* that all w all subscript!*** ba said la adaaaca. M l I MoaiN* t »• I MoatN* Tb* tiarald 1* a mamuar o l l* o U sua* fraaa whies la ••* 1111*4 axdu aivalf Sa tb* ua* far rapubllcatlaa at all ta* local ■aaa priatad la la w nairapapar. TUESDAY, MARCH 23rd — 7 >LA — C1I. 6 aaouur to too *r rwt saetes a*o loan iouawtion. ac or «* art a hZMaca Eataiad ao aacaag etas* n a lta r Ectaaar It. 1811 a l la* T o il O fflro ot Sanford, E land*, aodar tb* Act at C r a i i a u at M arc* 4. HIT. K* part ot aay malaria,. aawa ar H i U i u u l 5f INS* odftlaa *1 TN* dastard Harold assy ba rapradocad ta aay b a s e s t wit*• a t wrlttaa parmiaatua at tha publtabar at Tka liar aid. Aay ■•dividual ar firm raapaaalbla for suck roproductlaa will ka conaldarad aa u fr t n g .u g *n Tb# Harald a uuyyrt*Nl AUd will ba kald Labia U r 4a b a a s * pad** Ska law, i » l 7b8w L / a a a c 4 c i a t 312 W EST FIRST ST. a. icT m SANFORD, FLA. S h tiR W ia k o h Construction Company OFFICE: 211 W 26th ST. PHONE 322-3103 \ \ * . . �■r \ tip o OU R B O A R D IN G HOUSE I fttnfiTT?) W r n ll Fag" 2*A— March 19, ’65- C A R N IV A L Horoscope Forecast B r Dick Turner ■ ATl'RDAY. MARCH 9 *. I N I OBNKRAl. TBNDKNITKgi S o w you hava a day whan you ara determined Is produca ra- k ■alia In whatever sort o f Inlaraat actlvata* you. Thla la very f o o d If you proceed along (ha llnaa that wars decided upon yaatarday. Da o llltla l m uncompromising and g Iv o thought (o wha( ethara, with whom you ara connected da. alro also. A n i t a (Mar. t l lo Apr. I D — Thara ara many dutlaa facing you that raquira praclilon and thought In tha handling. Do not haillala to par bllla If (hay ara correct. Ba Juat aa flrrn ,• wbara Jual collection* ara eon- earnad. T A I R t ' d (Apr. ]• lo May :«> — Aaaoclalaa ara aa bull-headed aa you today, ao ba aafa and maraly saplaln your alda honaatly. than Ihay do lha aama. Com* lo quirk undaratandlna. Hava fun together lalar In tha i C ii — Sbr r * il ! CiKMlNI (May II to June St) —Many labors ean ba put ba. hind you If you quit procrastlotting and cat right at tharn anihualastlrally. You ran co n . tact co-worka rs who ara usual. ty atualva. Thay quickly c o . oparala. MOOS C H I M i n r * (Juna S3 to July I D — You can tackla whatavar you hava pUnnad aarly and good frlandi gladly coma to your aaalalanca. Hat* a happy tlma togalhar, Show gratlluda for tha loyally and iJavollcn shown. LBO <July >1 to Aug St) — A tta in in g conditions at home will ravral what muat ba dopa to Improva aama. Than art buay quickly. Don't hold on to whatavar haa lo»i lta usefulne«a ftaplaca with tha naw. VIRiiO (Aug. IS to gapt. S3) —aaltln a Into tho»e I n t a r ' f a for which you hava had llttla tlma lataly la aproroa today. Ba aura to baap lha wlraa op*n for Important calls. Don't neglact your shopping. M in t A (Sapt. II to O c t 31) — Inalaad o f working ao many anglaa In ordar lo collact ntonar. uaa tha dlraot approach and you fara baltar. Do aomethlng about Improving budget. Don't waste tlma unnacaaear- ■ * I I t ily. ■('0111*10 (Del. 13 to Nov 31) — You ara ahla to dn quite aa you plaaaa today, ao ba certain to first plan and than carry through with Idaaa. You ara highly dynamic now. Others appraclala your worth. a t n i T T t i t t t ’ a (Nov. 31 to Dae. 31)— Any llmltatlsna you may hava caa ba Inatantly allmlnatad today, without fret, ting or procrastinating. Much raqulyea your attention. Oat on tha beam quickly. CAPIttCORh (Da*. *1 to Jan. ! # ) — Cloaaet tlaa will gladly glva you lha backing you need for projects you may hava In mind. Ba aura you apaako ut. Oat out to group gatharlnga that hav* bean alien to you art thla. AQl ARIl i (Jan SI to Teh I D — Civic or public dutlaa era swatting you today, ao forego having a good time. Higher-upa hava their ayaa on you. Da aura you do your vary bait and hanaflla fellow. P IIC B I (Tab I t to Mar. I t) Catting out to fascinating new spnte with naw goqualntanres la flna today. First ba aura to writ* lattara to thoaa e u l-o f town who ara Important. Oat thlnge rolling mlcely IK VIIIH rllll.tl IS ) > BOOT TODAY, ha or aha will he one o f thn.e youngster* who do e s ­ n't underatend tha meaning >>f tha word "n o " and will go to any latigth to gat hie or her way Dleetpltne aarly and teach ta hav# thought for tha faallnga and Idaaa of other# If the Ufa la to ha lurreee(u) Flna chart for either lha detective, tha laboratory technician or raaearch of any aort, I I ’ NUAT. MARCH *1. 1*«l i.M tr iL T r S D K S t IKgl home Idea that haa not b*an beneflulal for you can he b lo t­ ted out early, alter which l “ < ara under flna Influences for adopting a naw course and a new plan that ran enhance your good will to and from other*, and tiring you more In accord with a practical phlloaophy o f Ilf* that dellghta all. Altir.g (Mar. 31 to Apr. I t) — A good day to concentrate upon yaur ue*l In ll(* and how to achlav* It (eater and mnr* eaatly. Hit upon soma (In*. ef(tclant plan. B* kind with avarynn*. laving with male T A l N l ’ g (Apr to to Slay SO) — It may be nacataary lo aavar your aonnaotlen* with aorow b ig .w ig who can no longar h* ol banaflt In your Ilf* Oat rid of (hat eonfualon during day. Then go about mikin g change* quietly (JBMINI (Mar t l to Jun* I I 1 — Tour klndneaaa* lo others may hava to undergo a radical change If you ara to he truly helpful Oat thoea task's clear­ ed up quickly Then naw week can b* planned vary wlaaly M O O T CMII.IIRRK (Jun* S3 to July 31)— Tou muM (Inleh eartatn work that la belor* lew balor* you tan gal out for amuaainant today. Make y»ur appointment^. early with (rland*. B* aura t* keep them on time Hav* funl LBO (July SI to Aug >1) — Fundamental affair* at hnme need an analytical eye, and this la tha day tu study them and coma to 4*ftntta decisions. Thla can alia ba very IntareatIng. B* f*|r, kind and understanding. VIMIO (Aug t l to sept il> — Teat your a cllvll lr i In tha past agalnat mar* modern ayatarm* and aa* If It doaan't babeova you Ic maka change* eoon. Adopt a naw attitude. Than you ara aura t* ba far more succeaatul. I.IiutA (gapt. II to Oct. tt ) — Railing your lavol o f conocleuanaaa la bast way lo a t ­ tain a greater abundance In «h* near future. Think big and yau gat big. Put aalde the ■mall and lha aaptrlmanlal. . > > . 1 I I at o h p i o (Oct. t l to N o v e l l ) — New ayatama are nacaaeary If you want to ochlav* yqur alma, ao find out ols o what Others can contrlbula to your a f f o r d . Flna raaulta ara peatIbis, tncraasa prosperity SACrTTARU'S (Nov. 11 ta Dac. tl) — Quietly go oboul doing what will plaaao othata Inalaad a f Juat talking 'about It, Latar, look Into whatavar la pufitlng. Caa your I n t u i t i o n and gat the right answer*. CAPRICORN (Dac. I t ta Jan. I D — By co-opera tin g more with alii* a and doing wbat (bay Ilk* wlU lead ta raal un­ derstanding taday. Ba balplul (ConUhued O r F d * t v •: || < i '| �I } 1. ( Sanftrr?) ^ rn !i March 19, ’65— Page S-A ■&HE** OrJTOHim / x can s e e rr, t o o , but IC A R N IV A L B y Dick Turner x TH'NK'HES TAKiNS rrMUClJ TOO BKOUSLY MOLT EM LAVA (Continued Fro* Fag* 1-A) 0 Sb'r OU R B O A R D IN G H O U SE Horoscope Forecast Oat out to aarvlea*. B« at so­ cial gathtrlng*. but adopt * n*w attitude. A a vA im i* t i to r*t>. 1»>— Tou w ont grketcr racog. nttloB among parsons who count, but It rtqulraa you got out to tho right ptacaa. I h o w you art a talontod parson. Flin to Improve credit and vocation In tho coming wool). P u r e * ( f o b . do t* Mar. :o> — By olovatlng your eonacleuinoaa to a higher level, you find that you aeon have more o f thla world’* good* and hap­ piness Confer with wlaa In* dlvlduala. oat their Idaaa. auggaetlona I F TO F R CHILD t* BOMY TODAY, he or ahe will have - aueh a atreng mind and ao much ability that others of ability and education will be draw n to your progeny and early In life fin* aaaoclatlona can be formed that will be mu­ tually beneficial. An Idea! chart for the tnvaailgator or on * who he* the property and holding* o f other* In hi* or her charge. Olv# a fin* a ca ­ demic education. OUT OUR W AY O KSLC DON’T FBOM WlM.l EXPECT HOBDAY, MARCH >3. 1MA 6UCH 7WIN05-- b u t wANUA s e e n r.tfR A l TEBDKBCIKhi FROM >OU A GROWN NOTHIN’ WOQIC Forew or d la that the early pari BUT ME/WECTB*ITV UP. EDUCATED YOUNG o f the day la fin* for ( r i l i n g . WOMAN. I GXPCCT A MAC BE TWH WOTWEB in touch with Influentlel tnrn > LITTLE oEN'VE AND OP INVENTION, BUT 1U- BET « They ere abla to it e new elente (XGNITY-NCIT COLLABO­ INVENTION DIDN’T on ib ln g j and ran glva you RATING WITH Hl» NON­ A D P T ITDON MAKE OOOD.TILL SENSE/ their luppnrt and backing for UNDIRSTAND APTin NE D LEFTy, DH, B o y whatever you wlah to do that TH AT a m t having NOME— y j I* eemprehanalve and vary daATDUK1M TIME finite In |ta acopa or activity w it h . 'and meaning In your life.' U Hi s t o r y / ARIES (Mar. 31 to Apr. I l l — Out-of-to w n call* can reveal better ways o f operatng now. eo be alert to euch euggeetlona. Keep buay getting new ayateme started Take It ralatlvely easy tonight ao that you do not overdo. T A I R t ' g (Apr. 1* to May 30>— ' c le a rin g up governmant and other obllgatlona la heel way to tpand thla A. M. L'a* your Intuition that will help you to makt th* futur* mor* lu cra ­ tive and happy. Da davolad to mats tonight. CiKMIVI (May II to Jun* 111 Com* to a frlandty accord with aesoclatra nr sitting down to a cardial talk with them, rian the future more Intelligently. I19U Dlaairermnt* with the c o m ­ vJRwiLIiamj petition can be clarified quite m w r. s •* YJR bcrn Fo r t y yea rs tdo soon easily. MOO* CHILDREN (dune It to July I I ) — rteaee those who work with you by being very enthusiastic at your lob. lie very efficient and lncr*aee pr o­ duction. You then m i k e Ihle 1 N C 0 M E W I • very aatlefytng day and c r a n ­ GIVE UHTOCAEShR. in g P* happy. f.EO (July H to Aug I D — (OR ELSt/ 1 When work la completed you will com* up with fin* Ideas for amusing eelf and those about you Plan the entertain* m e n u In mind early. Call ronaenlals In good time for best results FI)CIU6 A AtHAL OH? WELL You’Re U5IW6 IDO VII*OO (Aug. II to Kept I D — Situations at home are more P O K -W V P D L U MUCH WATER AWP HOT, readily Improved than usual, ENOUGH PiRTl Y&U'CE ao bandit them with dlepatch W Buy new mechanisms, etc that C O lkl6 please others. Make life easier WHAT? for yourself as well. LfBRA (gapt. I t to Oct. ! D — Plan some new method that wilt bring about greater under­ standing wlih your a asocial** .Let each aspraaa (meat talents Attend to your communloattona with enthusiasm, wisdom *CORFIO (Oct. II to Nov I I ) — You desire to have a greater abundance, but thla raqulros that you pul In more effort than heretofore He praotloat In planning ware and ni'ane Be more ew ers of true values Q uWlf. l A a l T T A R U ' l 'Nov II to Dec I D — V*rnrest(natlnn le one o f yeur fallings, eo be aura You'll Hava to provt this orgy was strictly for bualnosg now to go ahead with p)ens raagont before you can deduct it as a legitimate made for your advancement Contact people wbo can give expense!” you backing. Be your most charming self. CAPRICORN (Dec II le Jan Jfti— You are given data c o n ­ fidentially that will assist you In your particular vocation, so be sure to study It well Letrt be of help to others Pn the favore they meet appreciate A t t t 'A R t l S (Jan II (o Feb 1*)— Get busy new since peranne you contact are In tha mood to carry through with yuur Ideas and will give you support you need, lie socially, minded In p. m Treat those who deeeyve It. Ft tC E * (Feb Id to Mar- *«) —Get those situations In tbs outside world handled wlih I #D1** you ANT NOnCfF A ilPIKLY Lfr-HOMnl '*'• / YOU TOO(4 COPS W rapidity now1, end be more dir­ INiTMti-JlWeO SWIUPlt* W5#K W BAYFOPt I • ' f AUD PXY 0UT_TUrM Hti ect In your approach. He epe. rifle with hlgher-upa. Yhey will AH, -THtet'S lU- NEVER 6 0 in appreciate you mor* IF T o r n i H i i . n ta i i o i t v ILfffE AGAIN WITHOUT A LIGHT-7 TODAY, thero will bo a greet A flashlight/ ability upon maturity to com* prebend the literature end eullure of ether countries baeldse the ons n Which be or ehe wss born. Kmlsevor to give your prugeny the advantage of tra­ vel at an early age end It may very vvall be that the fortune will be made sw ay from home Let* philosophy and languages be the majors el school. 1 ’ W H EN vtSLl W EN T O SCHOOL TM gtJl W A S N 'T MARPvN A N Y OP -----( I T / 'It’i Freddi*, Mothir, Hl« car la out front* but tht.horn ia brokan!” SIDE G LA N C ES By Galbraith ’c a u s e i cou u M -fr REACH THE SA N D / OUR ANCESTORS 7 1 ( THe^e A R E 6 0 1 H6 TO ' l p e lovv c a l o r i e ^ V ^ A U J P P lE i?» 3 -1 0 !>iTi(i«m itta "If I had hla narv* I wouldn't bt ftiknl" TIZZY By Kate Osann * IIS, V. KU, Us tM In Lt re on SHORT RIBS "I'm having terrible trouble with my math homaworkl I can't find anyona who waa paying attantlon when tho teacher gave out tha aaglgnmentl’* ACROSS irm hailar fiak Carroll Itlghlor'a Individual Forecaat (or your algn for April la now ready. For yo«r cojly send your blrlhdat* and |1 09 to Corrull It tit h t r r Foreteat. The Sanford Herald, Hoi 1>21. Hollywood II, California. :^ Bootleg Liquor Ring Broken W. S. Porter, fenerelly known as 0 . Henry, develop­ ed his ability a* a writer while Mrving a penitentiary term. i j L fog UOparaUe solo IS Merit MDrtaa (toll.) It Partalnlag le $ OM, DOESN'T BveRY& ooy KNOW WHO ELAfNE COCK. "J T 7 *» YES I KNOW. a -j BUT THAT'S YOUR f J f l PROBLEM, NOT MINE! IS? lTNtUv* mital* U Alleviated 18 Slighted dta,sbtdly 31 (irtoultr anow U Haacullo* turn* St N»w EngUhd food dak 17 Halodtea gg/apeaaae ouW a 13 n r , sale alm tn MTYlgonomaUtg function 14 Nunnary occupant PE ffw A P s r o BETTER GST A I WOULDN'T ADVISE AMY ATTEMFT TO ESCAPE. WATCH THEM,IONA. w— - SHINE ELSE- IT W ia BE PONE O GHOST WHO WALKS, WHE3EJ f l NEED TH' BUSINESSDON'T GO \r— /TrnfcL“ ‘ j * [Vorvdom SNovlUale 10 IV Iraland Old ,h i9 isoritoch seaport 34 Instance SIHomaa peel 34 CxhUDM* 31 Ocsa ---------- r~ rr* a t c i t e S u (mflL) 41 African atra ISKSUth. dc vln IR t t . r 4t place "LLeading end l ( 1 1 t l Italian city t i Scatter, as bay r nr r u 1 II is If TF II JT 41 Curtomen JT SEKKiu, r \T 41 Caleb (slang) 44 Dean of 8L Paul* 1 1 Uaajuro of 1 as vwrv m 34 Drccandaat 30 British prlneaag 41 Bunt forth fT S w t t i ll* dad 38 Gtask portico 41 Fiber knot* • rr- , MTT iu IT If W] 41 M tawads MMabaaniatakl ST C olor A£P‘. ARFi L 4 Communion pill* ■ Snaky I lk auam 'i “aoup* 4Bie*eag fRekee They estimated the opera­ tion netted $20,000 a month w the Miami area alone. IToara S Lak*----- - pika » Kind of. BUGS BUNNY MIAMI (U P!) - Beverags i|«Dts slid they hid cricked a bootleg liquor ring which used boils to etrry moonshine from ■ mangrove Island in Apilichlcola Bay. AgcnU Hid i«veo men were arrested at the end of a month-long investigation and that 111 gallons of lllegsl whiskey and MO gallons of math bad been destroyed on the Island. j Anewer ta prevloua Puxite Fish Yarn 4 * T h ea m r oI m p e l. I h e yg oR s l c o m p e l.- W h a t l«s m o k e sf y e a r lir elaIs r a e l, a ple g u tI t r IT u u IT 0 tr ie /m L ' * TT U �* T V - Adventist Baptist Episcopal Methodist . T H E SEVENT H -B A T AD VENTIST CHURCH Corner Till A Elm J. X* Marshall ---------------ra atov SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath Seboel ------ l i t * A m. Worahlp Berrien — U ; N a m. Wednesday N l f h t ' Prayer Service _ _ 1 0 4 p. m. F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Perk Avenue T . B. Chenee ________ Peetor Morn ing Worehlp — 1:10 a m. Su nd er School — . 1:41 A m. Morning Worehlp _ 11:00 e m. Treln ln g Union — 1:10 p. m. Evening Worehlp - 1:41 p. m. Wed. f r e r e r Service TllO p. ra. ,CHRI1T CHURCH Church Street, L o n g w o o l Fr. Charles W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar H oly Communion __ 1:4* A m. Family Servtoa A Claaee* .................. . 1:11 A »• GRACE METHODIST CHURCH > Onora Rd„ at Woodland Ave. Rer. John H. Hires Jr., Peetor Church School _ _ 1:41 a. tn. Mornlns W o r s h i p __U:oo a m, M T F ----------------------- t i l l A m. Alliance ELDER BP HI NOB BAPTIST Old Orlendo R l e t Heeler AvA n. Hemllton Ortfria — Peetor Bonder School ____ t i l l a m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a m. Tr eln ln g Union — 1:10 p m. Evening Worehlp — Ti4l p. m. CHRISTIAN HIBSIONAKT a l lia n c e c h u r c h ft 1(11 Perk A r e e l 14th St, R e r . Clifford E. Herrod, Peetor Sund er Seboel .----- 1:41 a. m. Worehlp Service — 11:00 e. m. E venin g Worehlp _ 1:10 p. m. .Alliance Too th Fellowship (Tneo.) I:t0 p. m, (W e d ) P r e re r Service ------ T il l p. 'I i. ?: i | : ' HOLT CROSS 441 A Park A v a F r. Leroy D. Sopor, Roctor Holy Communion — 7:1* A m. Family Service and Sunday School _ _ _ l:*4 A m. Morning Prayer (Flret Sunday — H oly Communion 11:44 A m. i BAPTIST MISSION ENTERPRISE Sunder S c h o o l --------0:41 A m. Morning Worehlp - 11:00 a m. Trelnlng Union — _ 0:41 p m. Evening Worehlp — 1:10 p. ha W ed. Night Pr e re r Meeting _ 1:10 P- m. Rev. R. J. Dornton ____ Peetor Assembly Of God PINECREBT ASBEMULT O P OOD CHURCH Cor. I H h end Elm H. M. Wil der --------------- Peetor Sunder S c h o o l ------0:41 A tn. Morning Worehlp _ 10:10 a m. Evening Worehlp — T:*0 p, m. Youth Berv. (Bun.) - 1:00 p. m. M id -W eek Serv. (Wed.) - 1:10 P »• Free Methodist Christian FRE E METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL and Laurel Ava. Rev. L. l t _ K o t lo y _ _ Factor T i h f h o n e : 111-7*11 Sunday School ___ 1:41 a m. Mornlns Worehlp __ 14:41 a m. Evening W o r e h l p __, 7:0* p. m. Wed. Praytr Service 7:10 p. m. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H D IS C IP L E S O F C H R IS T 1107 B. Senford Ave, It. Vernon Fuller Sunder School ____ . 1:41 A m. Morn lns Worehlp . 11:00 a m. Church Of Christ Baptist CHURCH o r CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SL A Oek Ave. Cell B m l t h ------------------- Peetor Sunday. School — 0:41 a m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a m. Treln ln g Uunlon — 4:4* P. »“ • Evening Service ------ 1:00 p. m. Wed. P rerer Service 7:10 p. m. Nureerr Open . W T R R _____________M 8 A “ • Su nd er Nile Broedceet C H R IS T l i l t Perk Avenue Bert Brown ______ Kvengellet Bunder Bible B U d r — !•:** A m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 A m . Evening Service — 0:10 p. m . See "llereld o f Truth" I p. ra. Sunder on Chennel I Tueeder l.edlae Bible Cleee _ 1:10 e. m. Man's C l e e e ------ — 7:10 p. m. Wednetder Bible Cleee --------- 7:11 p. m. . WESTBIDB MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH l l h SI. A l l o l l r Ave. John R. K i n s -------------Peetor Sunder School ----- 10:00 a ra. Bunder Morn lns Woreh ls — >!»•• a m. Sunder Evening Worehlp — 7:10 p- m. Wodnoadoy P r e re r S e r v i c e ------ T:4I p. m. Lutheran ROOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 110* A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-11) Sanford. Florida 111-7111 Th* Rer. J. Oordoa P e a r y , Pastor Sunday School ____ 4:11 A m. Morning Worehlp _ 11:0* a. m. Communion— Flret Sunday in Each Month Kindergarten and Nursery CHURCH OF CHRIST rieneve Relph flrewer Jr. Even gellet Bible r e b o o t ______ 1:10 a m. Morning Worehlp — 0:10 e. m. E enlng Worehlp — 0:10 p. m. Wed. Prerer gervlee 7:10 p. m. PINECREBT BAPTIST CHURCH Onore Rood Mom tn g Worehlp . 11:00 a m. Sunder School — 0:41 e. m. Trelnlng Union — - 1:11 P- m. Evening Worehlp — 7:10 p. m. Wed. Ottloere A Teechare M e e t i n g ----------------1:10 p. tn. PAOLA CHURCH OV CHRIST Hlg hw er 40 Weet Morrte Ruhr — Evengellet Bible C l e e e ______ 10:00 a m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 e. m. Evening Worehlp — 0:00 p. m, Bible cleaaee Wed. - 7:10 p. m. JORDAN MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l W. Flret Street Sunder School _— 10:00 A m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Bible Studr (Bunder) 7:00 pm . Evengelletlo Service 7:00 p. m. Wed. Prere r Meet _ 7:00 p m. BUI B l e p h e n e ------------ Peetor A Cordlel Welcome to All FIRST Christian {Science CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Reel Second Street Sunder Service A Sunder School —_ 11:00 A ra. Subject: "M etier" Wedneeder Service _ 0:00 p m. l lt - d ln g Room: 101 W. Flrat W eew deye: 10:10 e.m.— 4:10 p.m. CHURCH o r OOD l l n d A French L. H. A l f o r d ----------------Peetov Sunder S c h o o l ------ 1:11 A m. Mornlns Wurahlp — 11:00 e. m. Evengelletlo Sarv, ... 7:00 p. m. Fe m llr Night Service Y. P. K. W e d . ____7 :l» P- m. Strange expression, that I It can mean that a person had a mental breakdown, or that he became a sort of fanatic; or it can mean limply that he got too interealed in one thing to the exclusion of other important mitten. And the very fact that our genention has coined such an idiom is indicative of tiie fact that we ace such tragedy every day. In a day when millions are caught in turbulent crosscurrents, faith points to the true center of existence . . . worsAtp steadies the mind and heart I Samdoy Prove#ho 1iil-16 C H U R C H O F OOD O F 1'IIOPHECY OSTEEN BAPT18T CHURCH I1WY. 411 rh. t t l - l l l l P e e t o r ___ Cheeter W. Plenk Bunder School 10:00 e. m. Morning Bervlco — 11:00 a m. Tr eln ln g Union — 4.10 p. m. Evening Service _ 7il0 p. m. Wedneader Meellnge; Orgenleetlone ------ 4:10 p. m. P rerer ... - ,—— 7:10 p. ra. Choir .------------------- |:10 p. m. It k said of s certain friend of ours that he went off (As deep end. One of the vital contributions of religion to life is its gift of balance. The knowledge of God helps s man see all else in ita proper penpectlve. Church Of God O AKLAW N IIARTIST CHURCH 1141 Counlrr Club Hoed Bponeored hr Flret lieptlet Church Rev. R. T. Derrett — - Peetor Sunder School — — 1:41 e. m. Worehlp Service _ 11:00 a m, Trelnln g Union ------ I:** P m. Evening Worehlp _ 7:10 p. in. Wod. I Terer Serv. _ 7:10 p. m- LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEME R 101 W. l l t h Place "The Church o ( the Lutheran Hour" and TV "Tbla M the Ufa" Herbert W. Gooroo Peetor Sunday S c h o o l ___ 1:11 a ra. Worehlp Service _ 10:10 a m. Kindergarten and Nuraary 1101 Elm Avonu* R*v. Robert Welch Peetov Hundey School 1:41 » mW or eh Ip Service _ 10:14 a m. E ngelletlo Sarv. _ 7 1 10 p. m. Tuader: Bible Training 7:41 p. m. Thureder I Young People Service 7:41 p.m. Monday Loloh Till I I I e rf?? t <si2? t Tuoodoy ArtmUa «>4-ll <Si2? + t i2 ? Wodnoodoy Haoao LI A + orfT? t Uwrodcy Lula II:M44 *£$2? t <siz> + < siz> t <d2? + <3±2? t crfr> t FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman's Club Building 101 Oak Ava. Durwerd H. Knight Jr., Pastor Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. \ Worship Service _ 7:10 p. m. * . Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF T11E NAZABENK W. Ind SL at Maple Ave. Tsui Blckee ___ ... ___ Peetor Sunday School ____ 1:41 a m. Morning Worship __ 10:10 a. m. Touth H o u r ________ 4:00 p. m. , . Eyangelletlo Service liOl y. m. ■ M ld -W tt k Sarvlca (Wad.) _ 7:44 p. m. Third Sunday Ulngoplrnllou _ I ; 04 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, FI a R av. W. L Holcombs, Pastor Sunday 1:11 a m. _ _ Bible School 11:00 A m . __Morning Worship 7:00 p. m. _ Evening Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wad. Mid-Week Prayer Services 7:00 p. m. _ Last Wad. Miss­ ionary Sarvlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 111 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant __ Paator Sunday S c h o o l _____ 10:00 a m. Morning W o r s h i p __ llto* a m. Sunday Evening __ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:10 p. m. Conquerora Meeting F r i d a y ------------------ 7:10 a m. Presbyterian FIRST METHODIST CHURCH l i t Park Ava. Rav. Robert M. Jenklne, Peetor Morning Worehlp _ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School ____ M l a m. Morning Worship _ 10:11 a m. MTF Meetings ___l. lo p. m, (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worship _ 1:1* p. m. FIRST PRESBTTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, FI a Oak A v a * I r d St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. _ Peetor Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aasletant Pastor Church School _ _ _ _ 1:41 a m. Session Meets ___ 10:41 a m. Morning Worahlp ___ 11:00 a m. Plonaar Fellowship _ 1:00 p. in. Senior 111 Fellowship 1:00 p. tn. Evening Worehlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Moating 1:11 p. n , OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rav. W. E. T i m m s ____Peetor Sunday B c h o o t _____ 1:41 a. m. Morning Services 11:00 a m. Choir Practice Wed. 7:10 p. m. Every One Weloome. <S±2? Southern Methodist Methodist Sofwdoy CbrHpB j*a* 1 Timothy - . ■ Admrktmg JTmpw. /sc IO-II vc Friday 1 Ca#inHiioaa JA -li CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Susland E ilataa Citrus Heights Ray. Charles B. H o g g __ Paster Church School _ _ 1:41 a m. A Morning Worship __ 11:00 A m . * M Y T ---------------------- 4:1* p. rn. Eva. Worehlp ____ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:14 p m. COVENANT PRESBTTERIAN 1171 South Orlando Drive Thomas IL M a k l n ____Paator Worahlp ____ 1:00 A m . ) Church School ___ 10:00 a tn. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, FIa. H ARRELL & BEVER LY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W . 26th St., Sanford TH E AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees ‘ NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD ATLANTIC N A TIO N AL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. llw y. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. COBIA BOATS KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W . 1st. St., Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTOR9, INC. 801 W . 1st, St., Sanford HOLLER MOTOR.SALES CO. and Staff CHELSEA TITLE AN D G U AR AN TY CO. 119 W . First, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff H ILL DUMBER & H ARD W ARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees PUBLIX M ARKETS and Employees ROSE AN D W IL K ’S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employees ■d WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff L . D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees PERFECTION DAIRIES Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees J. C. P E N N E Y COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff A. DUD A & SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida STENSTROM R EALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff BOB'S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCaliister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff W1LSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. AI Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff W IN N DIXIE STORES and Employeea SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYi i I II ■, . t o BAPTIST { i\ U : - ' A' Antioch Baptlat Church, Ovlada Central Baptlat Church, 1111 Ook Ava. Chuluotn P i n t B*pU*l Church Chuluol* Bnptlit M in io n Elder Spring* BnptlM Church, 110 Lohme* ltd Tirol Uoptloi Church. I l l Park A t*. F r loud ab Ip Hapiiot Church o f A llo in u D lo S p r in g * w i|4l •r i . I ; 1 • A V 1 .r l i k- j faj if i f t p r ’ l 'a - 'j l H i 7 1 |. , 1 ' f7 if* . J i t 411. A lU m o n l* Spring* P i n t Uapllat Church o f DoBary P i n t Uoptloi Church nt Oonovn P i n t Uoptloi Church o f lA k# Mary P i n t Uoptloi Church af Lake Monro* Flrat Baptlol Church o f Longwsod, Oor. Church * Oraai . , . P i n t Uoptloi Church o f Ovladw P i n t Baptlol Church o f Sah Loodo Spring* Flrat Shiloh Missionary BaptUt Church, 1141 W. l l t h SL Farool City Baptlat Church Fountain HaaS BaptUt Church. Ovlod* Lara Sauthara Baptlat Min to n, Ckuluata MLooloaary BopUot Church Worth Ud. ldlaoloa Baptlat Church M a m in s Olory Baptlat Church. Oonovo Hwy. ML Oliva MUaloaary BaptUt Church, Saa la s t s Bprla^a M o laagwoed ML Zion MUlIcnary BopUot. Slpoo A va How ML Calvary MUaloaary BopUot 1144 W. ll t h SL Mow Salom I'rimitlvt BaptUt Church, 1144 W. ll t h SL Now ML Zlou Baptlat Church. I I H Pear Ava Uahlawn Baplloi ChnpnL 1141 W. ll t h SL Ooloon Baptlat Church rin*croat BapUot Church. I l l W. Oacra ltd. I’ ralrt* l a k e BaptUt Church. R id s * li d , Forn Park Progrcoa Mloalonary Baptlat Churoh, Midway Boooad Shiloh Mlailohary Bayllat Church, Ninth B Hickory . . SL Jnmaa Mloalonary Baptlat Church StA ltd. 411 Oataaw • SL I'ahl Mlooloaary BaptUt Church. Ith SL SL Matthews Mloalonary BaptUt Church Caaaaa Heights , * SL John's MlooUaary BaptUt Church, l i t Cypress' SL Tempi* Baptist Church. Palm Sprlagu lt d, Altamca to Sprlaga Wactald* Mloalonary BaptUt Church, d l l S. Hally Ava. Z lo a Map* Ba ptUt Church, IIS Or c a g e Ava. CATHOLIC Church a f ths Nativity, Laka Mary All Soul* Cal hollo Church, t i l Oak Ava. Homan Calhslla Maas. I p o r l s a a a a Cluh, Chuluvt* ■L Ann'* Catholl* Church, Parahlng P li t r , UoBary SL Mary Magdalaa* Catholic Church, Haltland Ava. Alla m on l* Sprlag* CHRISTIAN Flrat Chrtitlaa Church, 1111 B Sanford Ava, Congregational ChrUUaa Church, I U I Park A v a Northild* Christian Church, F l o r i d a llavon D r , Maitland CHURCH OF CHR1RT Church Church Churoh Churoh CHURCH O F OOD Church ch uroh Church Church af of of af Osd. Oo4L Ood, Had I l l Hickory 1144 a French Oviedo Mlaatoa. BatarprUa SPUOOPAD All • o f ChrUL t i l l L F o r k A v a a f Chrtal, Oonovn o f Chrlot, Longwood af Christ, FaaU Batata t Ch rUt^XpUcop al C h u rch P L su gw so d All BathU EplocopaL BatarprUa Maly Crass R place pal. Park A v a at D t ltr r LUTHERAN Aoconaloa (.uthoran Church, Ovsrbrook D r , Caaaalborry Good Shephard Called Luthara, 1140 a Orlando Dr. lAilhoraa Cburoa o f th* Hodoomor, 111 W. M U Pine* Moetloh Luthoran Church, Amarloan L o g it * Hall, Pralrl* Laka. F*rn Park ■L Lukoa D a U a ra s Church. HL I I I Slavla METHODIST Baraolt •Memorial Methodic* Church. B. DoBary Ava, BatarprUa Baar Lake M sU odU t Churoh Bolhol A ALB. Church. Canaan Haights CaMolborry Community Mothodlot Churah, Hwy. I f - M a Plaay Bldg* RA, c a u o lb o r r y DoBary Com mon lly M eUodlst Church W. Hlghlaada. DaRary Chrtal Mothodlot Churah SualftBd K i U t t i Flret Mothodlot Church, t i l Park A v a Flrat Method lot Church o f Ovtsd* Fir*4 Bou th om Mothodlot Churoh W em aa'a Club I I I Oak A v a F ras Mothodlot Churoh, I I I W. 4 U SL OahcvA Mothodlot Churoh, a o a o v a Orac* MothoAUt ChurcA Onora RA Ora* i Chapel L A S Churoh, Oviedo Oakgrovo MothoAUt Church, Ovlod* Ootosa Mo the aim Church aolu Waatoyan Mothodlot, RL Id . at P a o U ' SL J*m*o A . M E , Sanford A v a SL Mary’ s A H A Church SL RL 411 Oilaaa SL PauFa Mothodlot C h u r a h Oatoon HA Katsrprla* Biaftord Mamartal MathadUt C h u r a h A DoBary t HAZARENR Church at tha Noaarona, W. Flm t _ la d at Maple Fora Park Church at Ua Naoarona, O'Urloa RA. Fern Park Laka Mary Okurck af U a Naamrtaa PRESBYTERIAN Community Praohytorlan Ch urch Lake Mary Fir st Prcabytarlaa Churah. Oak Ava A Ird SL First Praohytarlau Church. Caaaalborry Flrat Praohytarlaa Church o f DoBary, B. Hlgktaad Prooby tarlaa Church a f The Covoaaat ■ M l A Oolaadn Da SL Aadrawa Proohytorlaa Church d i l l La st i l l 'Mi-niii Dr_ h*km U pasta Camm s a l t y praokytorlaa church . UpoaU BA Wcatmlulatar Pmabytarlaa Church, H owell Fork. JU. ltd SEVENTH DAT ADTENTIBT Foroot Lake Sovonth-dhy Advontlol Church, Hwy. I l l , Fcrool City Seventh-day Advontlat Church, MaltUad Avu . Altamonte Springe Sanford Bovanlh-day Advontlat Church, Seventh * Elm OTH ER CHURCHES Allan'* A.M.E. Church. Olivo A Itt k Church o f God Id Cbrlat. Ovlod* Chuluota Community Church Church o f God of Prophecy, 11*7 Elm Ava Church o f Ood Mlaalon. Entarprla* Church o f Jtaua Cbrtet af Lattar Day Batata. 111! Park A v a Community Chapal. A lU m a s l * Bprlnga Eaalarn OrUod au Church. SL John* Chryaoatom Chapal, Hwy. 11-41, Para Park Congrasallsa Bo Lb loroal. I 4 U * Magnolia First Churoh o f ChrUL SolaalUL 4*4 M. Ind BL Kingdom Hall o f Jahovah's Witness . Laka Monro* UalL t i l l W. Third SL First Pa a ia coa u i Church al Lo agw ood Full Ooapcl Tabernacle t i l l Country Club ML OUva Uellnaoo Church, Oak Hill Pinocroat Assembly o f Ood. ITlh A Elm Raalord AUlaaaa Church. MSI A Park A v a Sanford Congregation o f Juhovnh’a W it aoaasA M l Bastard A v a Tho Salvation Artsy. I l l E ta d SL Unity Church a f Ssatsrd, I I I * . U t SL . t) J _ |) I ;J|^L Oalii to 1 n ji-. .» f £ W �I* V 2 -M a n Space Shot Is 'G o -N o G o' Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * Weatherman Has Decision For Tuesday “ The Nile o f America” S itu g>aufor& ib r a U i * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 • 2 • W E A T H E R : Pnrtly cloudy end wnrmer Tuesday, high in 6 0 s; low tonight 65-60. VOL. 67 GEMINI SPACE DUO— Astronnuts Gua Grisaom (left) and John Young, of Orlando, are shown'In their Gemini spacecraft at Cape Kennedy aa they ran through a series of pre-flight tests today in preparation for their blast-off, scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday. (N E A Telephoto) United Press Leased Wire u 1965 Tag Sales Up 50 Per Cent, Collector Avers 0 -i 4. ★ JIEIVA... NO. 161 ★ ★ f ★ ★ . • ★ Teachers Honor Now Is Time BRIEFS County Educator To Apply For Traffic Toll Exemptions MIAMI (URI) - The Flor­ JACKSONVILLE (Uri) ida Highway 1’ alrol said to­ JACKSONVILLE (U ri) - day seven people were killed George Dabbs, Bear Lake # New applicants for home­ The Florida Education Asso­ in weekend traffic accidents Elementary School principal’ stead exemption have been and a moving force in the ciation Isn’t going to take Gov^ around Florida, warned to file their applica­ Seminole County school sys­ Haydon Rums' warning he tions now In order to avoid tem, will take the reins of the t may not recommend pay rais­ lines at the end of the filing PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The powerful Florida Education j es for teachers lying down. Association at iti next annual period, April l. Burns made the statement United Steelworker* Union meeting, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, takes the wraps off its major during a three-day convention Dibb* was unopposed Satur- 1 county tax assessor, said to­ here, lie warned the 3,000dele­ contract demand* today In top- day in balloting for future day new home owner* ahould level tiik* with the basic steel officers of the FEA and was gates, that it would take bet- industry. bring their recorded deed or named president-elect as the ter-than anticipated state re­ •greement for deed into the association wound up its 1963 if venue to get them raises. office for the first application. meeting. "You aU deserve the raises In the case of a new resi­ MOSCOW (U ri) — Russian Robert E. Jones, of Ocala, to the utmost," the governor dent, Mrs. Walker said, it Is said, "but I im not prepared workers today - prepared Mos­ became president Saturday necessary for the head of the to recommend them unless we cow’s Red Square for a mam- and will turn Die gavel over household to make the appli­ can take care of first things mouth reception in honor of to Dabbs in a year. cation. cosmonaut* ravel Belyayev Dabbs has been a classroom first." Homestead exemption appli­ and Alexei Leonov. teacher for 13 years and a That was Friday night. cations were mailed Jan. 1 GEORGE DARHS high school principal for the On Saturday, the FEA adopt­ to those persons who applied past eight. ed a resolution expressing dls for the exemption last year PARIS (UPI) — Returns He has taught grades one appointment in Bums' address and still owned their property because it "did not indicate from municipal elections to­ through 12 and has opened two the first of 1905. he would support" pay rais­ day gave a big boost to Gas­ new school* in Seminole Coun­ Tangible and intangible per­ es and other financial de­ ton Defferre, the Marseilles ty ax a principal. sonal property return forms Presently, Dabbs is working mayor who wants to run for mands. were also mailed. These should To add more coals to the president against Charles do toward his doctorate at the be properly executed and re­ University of Florida. fire, the FEA added another Gaulle. turned to the tax office before resolution hiking its requests April 1. Mra. Walker said. to the Legislature hy $MO at The law provides that in Two Lake County Juveniles, every level of teaching exper­ LEXINGTON, Va, (UPI) trying to make getaway In a order to receive the benefit of ience asking Hist tbs state Orlando television station WFSAIGON (UPI) — U. S stolen dump trurk. were cap-, the tl exemption* allowed, . ip. guarantee salaries •gtned winprr today i piilitagy headquarters dlsclos- lo u d Saturday night at Paol. pUcwthvn must b e filled each an ' A M L durc.ni award xd today that Booth Vittns- on SR *6 after a 30-mile police >«‘*r from l-l,- J t J o M f t M V v c > ■ "* APrl1 FEA official! bad to right ootaUarllng broadcasting mc»e troops bave used an chj^ They were taken.to Jail'*• A Twnnlty is applied after k a M . . 1*1 1 1 i n i n F n i i A m, — I A ... . .. ... „ J , . I . .. ^ . . f t n . r * “ L a * __ a J * _ the adoption of aomt »e »*u rei in the publii interest. A grant American-made typo of tear at Tavares. that date. which they apparently foil of tt.fWO will be given to Rol gas that produces nausea Titc lax assessor's office Is A Seminole County sheriff's, . , ... . would have been outright in­ link College center for practl against Communist guerrillas cruiser. driven hy Deputy «P™ Mon<U» ,hrnuKh Fr,dB> sults to the governor. csl politic* at Winter Park. |in Viet Nam. / Fred Kelly, was damaged 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. B ig : B o o s t CHARI.ES w il l ia m s School Science Fair Scheduled At Oviedo High duPont Award J O H N S O N CITY, Tex (U PI) — President Johnson, keeping in close touch with progress of the Alabama Vot­ ing rights marrh, headed buck to Washington today refreahed by a long weekend m his Teras ranch. Tho Chief Executive's so­ journ away from hie White House desk had him in an ex­ pansive, Jovial mood despite pressures of the Alabama ait uation. Early Saturday, he called up guardsmen and assigned military unite to protect marcher* on the 60-mile route from Selma to Montgomery. MARCHERS OFF EN ROUTE TO MONT­ GOMERY, Aim. (UI'J) — Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr. and hie "freedom m a r c h e r s " •truck off down the Jefferson Davis Highway under heavy army guard Unlay on the secand!leg of • historic hike to Montgomery. Around 300 marchers arose early this morning and were fed brrakfaat at their camp■Ite in a cow pasture beside l ’ .S. 8ll before beginning their trek National Guardsmen and Army military police units were strung along the route. Today's assignment was a particularly lough one—-to cover 174 miles over narrow, steep-shouldered road through Big Creek Swamp. March leaden laid they must make up the distance lost Sunday because of a late ktarL The marchers made on­ ly eight miles Sunday. Federal Judge Frank M. Johnson stipulated in his court order pet milling the 50 • mile march that it must be completed In five deys. SIXTH IIDMII BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —• A sixth time bomb was '4 Tear Gas Used * - found in the heart of the Ne­ gro community today. Mayor Albert Uoutwrll vow­ ed ncithrr men nor money would lie spared to find the persons who have terrorized the area with the deadly ex­ plosives. KU KLUX KLAN M O N T G O M E R Y , Ala. (LT1) — About 200 Ku Klux Klansmrn and soma women and children rode In • motor­ cade Sunday, protesting the civil rights march from Sel­ ma. The 100-ear demonstration began after Imperial Wizard Robert Shrltoo Accused "lib­ eral leftwingers" of planting dynamite In Negro establish­ ments at Birmingham. when It tried to stop tho flee­ ing youngsters. Kelly and Deputy J Q (Slim) Galloway, of Seminole County, assisted Lake County officers and the Florida High­ way Patrol in capture of the youths. A discussion with t-onml* The hoys, age 12 and 14. Leedy. city fiical agent, on It t l fled from a Juvenile detention proposed financing of the re­ home in,Lake County, Y. They* vised lakefront development rurjWtn project and a formal applica­ firit stole a pickup trutjl Tavarvs but "burned it oth” tion for a CATV franchise by and awitched to a dump truck Ij orroi j Electronic* Corpora­ te Mount Dors. tion head tha agenda at toWhen tha youth* entered night'* City Commission. Seminole County, Kelly sped A. L. Wilson will serve as in front of tl.e dump truck and •cling mayor for this session tried to step tt but to no avail. due to the Lllnesi of Mayor The boys rammed the truck J. H, Crapps, who »liU i* cunInto ths back of the cruiser fined to Seminole Memorial and kept going. Hospital. Galloway also tried to force Other items of business in­ the youngsters to stop but was clude a request for a bus pushed off the road. franchise, a sewer service fee Kelly tried once again to halt complaint, a request for time the runaways at Paola and extension on demolition orders, again his cruiser was bumped awarding of bids on a refuse In tlse rear. This time, how­ truck »»d sewer rudding ma­ ever, tire truck ran offtbc side chine, and first reading of a ofThe rusd and it* motor diejj. re zoning ordinance. ' Development Parley Slated The crucial “ go-no-go" decielon was in the hands o f Christopher C. Kraft Jr., mis­ sion director for th* inaug­ ural manned flight, already 17 month* behind schedule, in the nation's 61.36 billion Pro­ ject Gemini. If the word is "g o ," the seven-hour final countdown will begin at 2 a.m. (EST) Tuesday, SURPRISE SWITCH A aurprlse switch evident in the spacecraft's bad weather behavior starched the U. S. spirit* that wlltqd in the shadow of Russia's up­ staging performance by cos­ monauts Alexei Leonov end l’avcl Belyayev four days ago, Federal space agency offi­ cials asid early today a weather forecast called for broken clouds at 8,000 feet at Cape Kennedy Tuesday — a considerable Improvement fev­ er the gloomy clouds at 1,000 feet predicted Just a few hours earlier. “ That would be great • . , it'a very good," said one ■gvney spokesman. A t 6,000 feet, clouds are acceptable. But If they descend and re­ main below 6,000 feet, e de­ lay is certain. Weather in the main and secondary landing areas in ' the western Atlantic Ocean remained good through late Kunduy. But that, too, was subject In Instant and often unexpected change. MOON FROBE PASADENA* Calif. (U H ) —Scientists ludny decided to delay fur 24 hour* until Tuesday morning a planned mid-course maneuver to put America's ninth and last Hunger spacecraft on a more perfect path to the moon. The scientist* made their decision during a pre-dawn study of telemetry data from tha apacecraft, which ia rac­ ing toward the moon to ex­ plore one af its mysterious crater* for possible astronaut landing altes. The maneuver changes the pitch and roll in epaca of Ranger 9. At U a.m. (EST) today Ranger 9 waa due to be 90,942 mile* from earth. Calculation* indicated that at 3 p.m. (EST) Ranger 8 would be 123,616 mile* from earth. Driver Hurt In Mishap, 1 Charged A Sanford woman was slightly injured in an automo­ bile collision Saturday nlgbt. In two other major wrecks in Seminote County over the CASSELBERRY ALDERM AN Cliff Overman, Dr. Eugene Elite and Arthur Lego Jr. are all smiles aa they greet well-wiahera outside new city offices on Highway 17-92. Open house waa held Saturday for th* opening o f th* new administrative office*. (Herald Photo), ' Juveniles Caught Afler 30-Mile Chase By Police Marcii Continues Plane Crash TAMPA (UPD — A light plane en route from Miami to Teas* crashed In a swamp near the University of South Florida Saturday, killing all four Mlamiini aboard. FLORIDA Cosmonauts Ity Evelyn Lundy Entrlfa* from more than 100 science student* In junior Spring weather Is bringing and »enior high i c h n o l s an increasing number of mo­ throughout Seminole County torist* on the highway and the I will he on exhibit to the pub­ Florida Highway Patrol says lic from in a m. until 8 p.m. some drivers may get into Thursday and Friday when traffic trouble because of a Seminole County is exper -' the first Seminole County Hehangover from “ shut-m ills." lencins a boom in automobile Kionul Fair is held in the Many motorists have stayed tag sales. gymnasium of Oviedo High When the deadline passed School. cooped up during the winter Exhj,liu wi,j hl. jur|Rr<l months but are now suffering Saturday a total of 30.617 tags from "that get oul and get go­ had been sold. 'Wednesday afternoon l,y a ing" fever. (,. Troy Hay, county tax pmi,,| of 13 experienced and • • • collector said this is an in rnpnide person* In the field, Roy D. Green J r , fresh- crease of about 10,000 over a At 6 p m t j lujg„ and sponman at Florida State U at comparable period in 1964. i , orl c f t|,e f„ir will he honTallahassee and son of Mr Ray said the new office at ort.,| Hl „ iuppcr jn tj,# and Mrs. Roy D. Green, 70* Fern Park can be credited with (r h„„| cafeteria. Palmetto Avenue, has been most of the increase. Aw aids will tie mude In appointed a doorman for the ' "In past year* a lot of these public ceremony ut 7 p.m. 1963 session of the State Legis­ people bought their tags in Friday in the school auditor­ Orange County," Ray said. ium with S25 savings bond* lature, opening April 6. • • • Approximately 6,000 tags were going to the six top winner* Look for the downtown mer­ sold at the Fern Park office. whose exhibits will he entered in the state fair scheduled chants to come up with a bold April 8-9 in Orlando. plan to show how they feel * Sponsors o f the event are about the waterfront develop Wheeler Fertilizer Company, inent project. • • • A. Ituda ami Sons, Inc., Chase and Company, Citizens Rank Attendance at this year's of Oviedo, Florida State Rank automobile show is expected Hy M re.^larenre Snyder of Sanford, F'irat Federal to be almost double what it Hearing ii slated for 7 p.m. Savings and Loan Association ha; been in the past The pre­ vious top crowds were esti­ today before Peace Justice J. of Sanford, Deariiorn Elec­ F. Peterson o f Osteen for tronic laboratories, Inc., Dynmated at 8,000. Tommy Shavers, 33, and alronics. Inc., Heart Associa­ • * * They're having a hard time Maxie Richardson, 38, both of tion, Musitime, Inc., Jack Electric Company tracking down about 10 mem­ Osteen, on charge! o f reckless Bratton driving, willful and wanton, and The Sanford Herald. ber* of the 1940 da** of Semi­ nole High School. They seem placed Friday night by Con­ YANK BARRED to have vanished. Maybe they stable Irving Veins Jr. after a 10t).mile-an-hour chase re­ JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPII don't want to admit their age. sulted in accident involving —Indonesia workers today • I t An editorial in the 1920 Her­ up to 3200 damages to barred the American manager Veino's patrol car. from entering a Goodyear Tire ald aald. "We need a yacht According to Velno, who and Rubber Company factory club, a basin for boats and a picked up the two speeding at Bogor on the island of Java. channel to the Indian River cars just east of Osteen for the finest water trip in bridge, drivers attempted to Florida. We need a big getturn o ff Highway 416 at together meeting of the peo­ Lemon Bluff Road. Veino's ple of Seminole County where attempted' swerve to miss we can all forget our differ­ Richardson's car failed when ence! and become united on he met oncoming traffic the one thing that li really forcing him o ff the highway needed . . . to make this coun­ Into the ditch, hitting the ty the greatest in the atate.” rear o f the other vehicle as • • • he went. "Silk bloomer* have usurp­ During the Investigation, ed the place of petticoats." another Osteon man, Ben said the Yowell Company in Joe, was arrested and Jailed a half-page ad. "They main­ in Del-and on charges o f us­ tain tbeir popularity by their ing profane language, creat­ practicability and come in • ing a disturbance' and at­ variety of colors, some with tempting to incite a riot. shirring, others with ruffles." • • • •Tor the price of two good males, you can buy a Fordeon tt actor that will do the work of aU good mule*," advertised Ed Higgin*. manager of the Ford Service Company, in Utah SANFORD, Steel Talks Osteen Drivers Face Hearing (ft M ONDAY, MARCH 22, 1965 FEA Will Fight For Salary Hike First Things Charles A . Williams First, Burns Assumes County Job Tells Teachers A native of Kissimmee, Charles A. Williams, 22, has assumed the duties as assist­ ant to Cecil A. Tucker II, Seminole County agricultural c agent. Williams, who underwent a Response wes "terrific" on two-week in-service training the bar-b q special of hickory session at Gainesville before smoked ribs for a buck over assuming Ids local duties, has the weekend, according to for his primary field of re­ Air*. Hickson at the Pig ‘n sponsibility citrus, ornament­ Whistle . . only thing, though, als and youth development (4-H ). . . she says the ad should have A recent graduate of the read "61.50." Same special University of Florida college will run this week but at the of agriculture, Williams holds latter price. ✓ a US degree in horticulture • • * and citrus. Civil Defense Director A. D. His college major was cit­ Peterson Sr., who has been rus production and his college, ill, says be will be unable to minor was in biology. He has attend the Florida Civil De­ had practical experience in fense Council's spring con­ poultry, ornamental nursery, ference in Jacksonville this citrus nursery and citrus week. grove. Williams, married to ■the Hackley School for Boy*, |former Alice Hookrr, attendholding spring training for it»',.,| Haines City High School, athlete* in Sanford, queried |Davenport School, Florida several cities a few years ' Southern College and U. of F. ago about the possibilities of | ------------------------ bringing its teams to Florida. Only one city answered the query—Sanford. • • • Established 1908 CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— A sudden reversal in tha trend of the w h i m s i c a l weather today gave America a good chance to lsuneh its first two-man flight into space within 24 hours or so, A pair of medically certi­ fied, astronauts nsmed John W. Young and Virgil 1. Gris­ som, a converted war rocket named Titan-2 and a 1065modcl spaceship whose name was in dispute awaited an of­ ficial okay to start the threeorbit voyage at 9 a.m. (E ST) Tuesday. i l ; weekend no injuries were re­ Mitchell, 49, of Daytona ported. Beach, vent out of control on Mrs. Dorli Gandy, 2322 Georgia Avenue, was Injured and treated at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital following a crash at 27th and Sanford Sat­ urday at 7:16 p.m. Sanford police said Mrs. G a n d y ' s automobile was struck by ■ car driven by Mr*. Ethel A. Smith, 2629 French Avenue. Damage to Mr*. Smith'* car was estimat­ ed at 6630 and to Mrs. Gandy.'i auto at 6400. Mrs. Smith waa charged with driving while under the Influence, ac­ cording to the police report, and waa released on bond. A pickup truck w u wrecked when it went out of control and crashed at the intertec lion of SR 434 and 41B Sunday. Julius A. Everett, 37, and George J. PereUk, S3, both o( Cape Canaveral, •escaped be­ ing crushed in the cab of the the exit from 1-4 to U. S. 17-92 and turacd over. The driver and four passengers were not Injured. Doctor Reports Narcotics Theft OPEN FRIDAY ennem IA1AV* »1R8T QUALITY m FINE IMPORTED 100% IRISH LINEN , A amall amount of narcot­ ics' was taken from th* office of Dr. Troy E- Overstreet In Casselberry over the weekend. Dr. Oteratreet discovered tha thaft Sunday whan h* op­ ened his sfflce. The pkysleian said the thlavee apparently knew what they were looking for aa thay took th* stronger narcotics and loft tie weaker drugs. State nwcotice agents and truckth* b a tted * County sheriff* In another accident, aa au­ department era Investigating tomobile drives by James 1* tha harglaty and theft. ft- , N ITE T I L 9 f t YD. • CREASE RESISTANT FINISH • M ACHINE W ASH ABLE • 8 6 " W IDTH % • N A V Y , BEIGE, F A W N , BLUE, W H ITE 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/. 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YOU MAY BE A WINNER! MARCH II, I9M E AC H F AMI LY IN D E L A N D , S A N F O R D & Admission* MT DORA R E C E I V E D A KEY IN THE MAI L Marjorie Witt, Mildred NewT HI S WE E K BRI NG THI S KEY I NTO FOOD ■on, Cynthia J. Preston, Lau­ FAI R & S E E IF IT O P E N S OUR T R E A S U R E r a Wilkins, Harry Kudell, C H E S T . IF IT D O E S . Y O U ’LL WI N ONE OF William Kenneth McRoberts, THE 2 4 7 V A L U A B L E P R I Z E S I NS I DE ! Mildred L. Chorpening, Ruby Hartioe, Charlie W. Tate, N o t h i n g to buy. . . No s t r i n g s a t t a c h e d ! Johnny Lee Knight, Brenda It y o u d i d n ' t r e c i e v e a k e y , a s k t h e c a s h i e r Tincber, Sanford; Lilly Coe, Casaelberry; Marlon Korst, Lucy Henry, Mlneko Leaven worth, DeBary; Marie Hlpps, 2460 P A R K A V E . North Orlando, Births THROUGH Mr. and Mrs. Donald Witt, PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE MARCH 18iti THE WEEKEND* QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hartaoe, Sanford, a girl. Discharge* Sheila Wright, Pearly Wil liams, Mark Whigham, Alex NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE... ander Vorndran, John Poole, Sahoko Nilsson, Pamela New ton, Mattie Hunter, Carolyn L. Carter, Rcdetha Bcggs, HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Evelyn Hanson and baby boy. Sanford; Earl Fetters, John ENGLISH CUT BEEF J. Strang, DeBary; Ida Smo1m, Deltona; Mary Petruika, BlUC RIBBON qUAllTV LEAN fREiM Longwood; Raymond Deklc, DANDRUFF SHAMPOO Orlando. BONELESS BEEF MARCH II, IMS Admissions Sharon Ache, Milford Hay­ es, Alberta Webber, MatKe BONELESS CHUCK Stroudenmire, Joella Singleton, Rebecca P. McKinile, Evelyn S w e e n e y , David 700's Thrasher, Bessie Jones, San BEEF PLATE ford; Wilda Blackwood, De­ BLUt RIBBON QUALITY BONELESS Bary; Michael Shivers, 0* l/A TCY 24'* REG or SUPER teen. IV U I C A SANITARY NAPKINS Births BEEF SHORT B L U E RIBBON Q U A L IT Y FRESH Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Me Kintle, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Singleton, QUICK FRO ZEH L A R G E Sanford, a boy. COOK QUIK GRAND • ;oi Discharges BEEF CUBE STEAKS Doris A. Whatley, Horace CHOPPED FARMER GRAY SW EET SMOKED Cochran, Evelyn ML Epps. jo 89' Anna J, Williams, Matilda Tyner, Cornelia Deane, Ma­ thew W. Smith, Hose Fchn. SAVE 154 • K LE E N E X WHITE OR COLORS a 300 CT. BOXES Shirley Recknow. Annie Ruth Hughes, Dewey Kuriah, Man uel Jones, Cynthia Preston, Laura Wilkins, Edith Tilson and baby tmy, Mary l.otiisr Jones and baby tmy. Sanford, SAVE 40? • ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS a 46oi CANS Mineko I-raven worth, Chris tnphrr Yasell, DeBary; Wal ter llise, Enterprise; Patrieia Cimper and hahy tmy, I.ake Mary; Lorena Tindel. I.ake Monroe; Margaret I, a Itree. a o r CANS • ROSEOALE L IB B Y 'S CREAM S T Y L E « WHOLE K E R N E L Longwood; Bessie Williams, New Smyrna Beach; Hudson Bager, Mlfflenburg. Pa. H A P P Y V A LE RO SED ALE B A R T L E T T MARCH H, IMS Admissions c mi Margaret lleinbuch, Rene MORTOM FRO ZEN ASSORTED FY N E-T A ST E WHOLE vieve Barnrs, James C Byrd Anna M Ward. Grace Moore. cans Lois Tuten, Frank Younger. MRS. PA U L'S FRO ZEN CORK OR A P P L E HUPP a PUP P A L L PISH Charles Swlnney. John W • OZ PKGS Burgess, Joyce Perry, Matll c tansl da Tyner, Bernice Davis, BOSTON BOHHIE FRO ZEN HEWI AMERICAN B E A U TY John Poole, Sanford. Births lObei CAN JINGLETOM FRO ZEN BREAD ED Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, happyvale Sanford, a tmy; Mr. and Mrs ZOZ PROS Charles Moore. Santord, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sweeney, Sanford, a girl; Mr and Mrs. Lewis Pack, San­ ford, a girl. CHUCK ROAST D IS C O U N T 79' ENDEN R O A S T ...« 69* SHAVE BOMB S T 1 W ......B69‘ B U FFER IN R O A S T .....7 9 ‘ 73* 8 7‘ HOUSEWARES BONUS BUYS! 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PHhor.'a F A I R WHIPPED MARGARINE i *—STICK i—, .<J* “ S— — J-24-aS - - - - - - f jR ^ H LADY FAIR LEMON OR COCONUT D is c h a rg e s ^ ^ k ^ ^ k FANCY FIRMRIPE Gilbert Wyllie, S h a r o n Tompkins and baby girl, Melda Norris and baby boy, Mar­ jorie Witt and baby boy, Ke­ vin Wright, Sanford; Elmer Shiver*, Osleen. it I I I FREE EXTRA HYDE, England (U P I) — Embarrassed security guard Bob Taylor explained to pol­ k a somaona stole his prowl wagon with a vicious Alsa­ tian guard dog caged inside and took i t tor a five-mil* Jwr rids. _ ■ | r 9 Vfry Shorp, Medium Sharp or ■ H.Y. 5r«ta Sharp Chaaea * *.«l»er^<nh4 l'.rfSMS*Nf-« -Bv* We -»N ----------- 3-24-65------- -- Cathy Lynn Gramkow, Mil­ dred Dykes, ldella McCray. Brenda Tincher, Warren Hay­ nes, Marie Williams, Sarah E. Gibbs, Lnvona Murphy, Barbara Greene, Charlie W Tale, Carolyn Smith ami baby boy, Kaflben llaark and baby boy, Evelyn Waller and baby boy, Sanford; Willard Meese. DeBary; Cynthia la-e Rogers, Lake Monroe; Robert llarrt son, Eustis; Don Barager. Maitland; Dora Nell Gjaven inter, Winter Park MARCH II. ItHta J o y R id e 1-MiCOU^OMANOPVltttfJBi 3 L B CAN • ARMOUR c a n n e d ham • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS D ischarg e* Rodney Carr, Frank lobb. Edward Williams, Janet Cobb. Ruby Green, Floyd Byrd. Sally Severance, Thomas Dillard, Fred Harris, Den ni* Pullen, 01* Mac Lung, Hazel Hoag, T rade L e e Cashr, Madalene Craft. San­ ford; . F r e d e r i c k Perrlck, Lloyd Ulman? DeBary; Gas­ ton Bridges, Deltona, Sandra Wiggins, Longwood. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Chsrl** P er­ ry, Sanford, a girl. 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He turned a jubilant somersault before re­ turning safely lo the craft. The first space pedestrian and a companion cosmonaut were hurled into orbit today aboard the spaceship Voskltod tSimnso) tl. . For about 20 minutes one' spaceman w ij. outside tho ship and for If) of those min­ utes ho floated free in space, connected to Ihe ship with a lifeline. Tfiss News agency said The feat was broadcast bv Moscow* television, During his spare stm(J, (ho cosmonaut, l.t. Col. Alexei I conns-, 30. Took pictures with bis movie camera and "eonducted visual observation of the earth and outer space," Taut* *ald. The ItU'dan space spectacu­ lar came on!) five days be­ fore Ihe United States was scheduled to launch il* first two-man space ship. Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young are to blast off from Capo Kennedy next Tuesday, BIG LEAD The Russians today sent Leonnv into orbit with Col. Pavel Belyayev, J9 Their spare fir't was a giant stop toward land­ ing a man on the moon and the fact Leonov was able to leave the V.isMtod and maneu­ ver independently in the fri­ gid silence o' space indicated a lug Soviet technical lead Ninety minutes after tho ship went irto orbit on it* scheduled one day Bight, Leo­ nov worked his way out of the cabin and moved about 16 feet away There he carried out oliserv atoms and experiments, and then re-entered the cap­ sule The television pictures show­ ed L o nov's helmet slow y I'nltrd Pres* International WEATIIEIR Pflrtly cloudy thru Fridayrscattered .shmvera; cooler tonight or Friday . Winter, moving into its final Established' 1008 THURSDAYT m AUCH 18, 1065 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 110 days, continued to punish the V o l T 57 United Press Leased A’Tre Midwest today with raging blizzards. - • j In thr Southeast tornadoes left millions of dollars of dam age and So persons hurt Nearly two dnrrn persons FIRST PRIORITY for beau tifirnt ion in i-i and were Injured and nno was kill­ SR 17-02 intcrchnncc .shown in this Navy aerial ed when one n[ the twisters hit photo. In accordance with agreements made be­ the New Bern, IN C ) area tween the City of Sanford, Seminole County and Wednesday night the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce IIjr Ilium* FrJulfii The Blue Angels, officially beautification committee, the city already has Hundreds of school children After e\t»*nRivo ili>ru«*Ton beyun Hearing and leveling the shoreline area known as the Navy Flight were stranded over night in nnd iniiilrnt nr^rin^ by May­ visible in the lower right hand corner of the the Dakotas and Minnesota, Demonstration Team, w i l l or \V, I.iiwrrnri* Swofford* picture. Plantings of palms and shrubs and in­ and 13 inches of snow was on perform at the 11th annual the AlUimontr Spriiurs Town stallation of street lights are part of the plans the ground at Duluth, Minn Hrcomiaissarice Bombing Der­ Council agreed Wrtlntiuliiy to beautify the area. The eastern North Carolina by ntr show April M0 at San­ night by a vote of 3*1 to hire tornado left 13 persons hospi­ ford Naval Air Station, the 11mini cut A Anaodate* of St, talized. It killed a three weeks- Navy announced today. Peterjburu to ctmtlui t a com The Derby/ April '510. is old boy. in Pamlico County. plctc rt'Appmimil of nil pro­ He was found in his crib in a considered one of the most perties in the town. comprehensive - air trad mess nearby field. lit*I?iMt'i itiR i» "no" vote on The t T. S. Weather Bureau exercises in the t S Atlantic the matter wm Court'*iltunn said gales were pushing the Fleet Competing in the event Rohe11 Newell w ho "fell the great St, Patrick’s dav storm will be squadrons trom Be MAJOR LEGISLATIVE proposuU pcrtnimiiy: to Seminole County for expense of hiring an iipprai across the (treat Lakes into eonnaissance Attack W i n g the 1665 Legislature were presented this morning l»Y Sen. Mack N. Cleve•al firm w«* untuveA*ary since Canada early today But, t h e , One home based at Sanford, lutul Jr. (left) mid Rep. S, J, J)avis Jr (right) to Clerk of Courts Arthur county tnv roll figures uie weather bureau said, the Also to appear on tile same II. Reikwith Jr. for public study in the clerk's office. (Herald Photo) avmlahle t*> thr eity," storm's backlash continued lo program with tin- Angels will Work on the m i p p i iunaI in be the ' Flying Professor" Pi­ m o b i l e . Ala. (I PII ~ A create havoc. to tiegin irnniediiitely, CaUn-Iic t.iffuip Wednesday | The storm took its toll in per Cub stunt act and San I'llbhr he mrings ucie net lord's own BA 5C Vigilante night nrcuard Dr. Martin I.u- lives, ton. with Wisconsin a fur A to il *JI aa replevied l*y reconnaissance !>*mi!u-rv A St A July 2. 1920. copy of The ther King J r nf "Irving in lone counting four dead from Vigilante bombers amt A 311 .tuck Cn|e, hmhier, who ile* divide our people." I persons who suffered heart at Sanford Herald, brought in stHA re7"Hing on MAitlniul Sky warrior bomber* Thr Most |{, v. Thomas .1 Li ks while shoveling snowthe off ice- by Deputy Charles Avenue MUith of the SeventhThe public is mviicd to at Eleven or 12 buses started day Adveiliist li m n h fiom Fox reveals that the lakefront Tooli n, n u hbish ip litahup e.f lend the air show open house the Mobile - Hu mingham di- out trom schools in Worthing ID I’iitil flr<Htk*ltirr Hurt ion of bud.ling loiittm-l- nieiia. Il also provi.l.-s pen- R-1 to R 3 io per nut eon was the subject of headlines occur, verbally a t t a c k e d ton Minn , Wednesday but had during the morning °l April 1 l u l u ii in ii jo r | >ii-. of i.|s in Seminole ( .unity, miles fur Operating wiiter- All net i"U of g n r il e n *'!> pe (tun. as now. The 'ovfrul hun DJ. An i■*111n t c d 1o.O'Ni a it pi..prised I. gislntitm • !f'e- tin t III,. | . i n 1 11T ihg I lie i i ufl while under the in Tl n Our Lake-front Is Bring Im "*■rusndrrs who have come to turn bark d r c l sUhlmvK had to he put up nrs?*rd Hit halmd.i) (’M'ni l.i-d •'em IIl.de r ...itity wr I.- pl:u ed sliei T t o tuiv f . . . , d- l i i f f s f r o m .i..p sd ah "It.dii beverages HpAi t nwntN, nml I*v Urville prosed In The flight Man to \ I>1f•;i m.’i fi mu oth•-! '•tjilt *» JohtiM'ti on hi<* pittiuiii !•* vn Toolrn. husf i»• for thr ni lit tn tht* higJi >chooI )* ,rIII II. •surly i tell, a . ft tee liie l lep.ir lltielil o f S s*l t s , - uni f..r Ir eklesslu-ss and elite unit iituiml' n a pm fl of ner. ' said the headline ami Jhe Blue Any* Is n o r ’In Ill.lll) till i-sailiuiu'.l .Ii l.y the tioua; and p m u t e homes •p adli.g. related Dial •’the Lake Front cl Util'S nil lif AluhUHlli Mlnl ! i(iMdn It mill vniii. pa at 19 years aiiue their or- put.I:>. The New Hern lornido left northwest Florida, nmde it tt. Legislaliuri callinif fur 3, A bill ineraaaing the Improvement C o m p a n y is 3U )ur Swofford explained e m r r *ln< ' ,om ^ »lrlo(,kfjnftatlon have earned a ef appivipriatloiiL1- *aauau> to provide for future s His . . e eop- rny|unt Clearing away rubbish of the cleiir hr oppo*»d pnvtU nnd six persons hospitalixt4- FV - work-wide ftp u *i. m -< < -rut to Johnson the pir*rnt polirv tlun Leonov himself — b it • llu r and »ul*4tgl‘ f el« 1 1 it It" ! * ftyT.i toe Cc nty g e m u l (and era! trailers were overturn-id nuns from othor pmt» f the . * I s i h Jul.s hava bean old Sanford House and gelling of the low n piovides tinit |ie- j shoutder* and then hn want. to none. They last v -iii-u He paused waist high from . !e itr.dal.U- to the public. l udgeted for Ihe pm poSb of and IJ»« i*ft*«i'lnbm*'iiT "f an 1111. Tiers pay for ii l.citi ng ready (u build a line building count iy and <'afui(l:t part i in-l »cver.d liou-es were dim* Sanford April 27 1963. il the i ' xj I h a t c h for word from FTa I m u Mut k N. 4*t«-ve* ippnttlng a nd promoting exrrow ii.Mjuiit fsit »ui h de* fust* invo]veil. They are also improving Hie pat mi: in i :u i»| ill1uui n* ■i .< aged projeitA. The \ tnrnado a. Casey 111 . ti,»S- the city s semi ceiitenniai u , ip.d t m I lUp. S J. Ihtvit c iiiinuji ry lake front from Commercial tions in Alahhina. It wn» ifreideil to make fi­ Bel)avev that it wax safe In 7. An *• t pii'Vidmg group R ti l ot t .,unt> i t nimiasioncd a carport through the air, ebi alion ••Th demonstration* * *«■ t licit, I rttirenn to Street to the wafer line and look nal payment to Mm-kle Rioth l prto 'X'd Be!)a)cv signaled the l . j i h vesr millions of , n eii- ( •add ! vl* ; p to Ir»IMUK) Ini it ni ()<«' for i *miity uH iciaU narrowly misted Cii-ey II gh ■I ' e legi»l*||«>rt and exfrom Palmetto Avenue to dmt hrlpinir thine* «? »ll r s f.,r ihe mum. ipwl vsat* r go ahead u t • I'D h j *i uje- 11*, add iiiiphiyi*s. Hi Imp I M..|« n will.! ‘ \ I . • ''ihiuil with veseral hun,:ed I ..tor v me thrilled by As Leonov moved away, tlm Park .Avenue." t' < • tl.i'ir opinion* mi if wit.s subject to lecetpt of n demonsti atioris u! l An in I1 winch would mini■111•»nt .< in-ule, antf blew flawless illJ l. f=t let' htur j* 1 slip to ' * * * earth was framed in the back­ 1 U . IJ Pe y tad t ' hear fi mi < -* -f I ifl. ale stilting i hut ll.e b"4t' out iif the water and pic­ Iireii'iun Hying .♦ in • i he! p» i sminHy hv let- rt,i. v the t I'Ulit) to y i itlto They w ere pulling up all tin atali of A la hun lit '' <,,ni|.iiny mime 1ms been chan ground He pulled up his leg* Althoug.i the individual m.i ihe gin huge eolh't t i*»n and nic tablet into the lake ( and held on for some time to a ■'» bifi.ie we g.» bt J a tl a piling Hut ' disgraced the ge,| t *} IicBonn, 1rtf d>"p al hti'iiu.-vs il )t khouhl | There were o'hcr tornadoes neuvers |»rformed bv tin M VIM II o h \YE!> handrail attained to the side \ | i d 1,*‘ the leg inhitwaterfront so long and pulling The hid of *1 292 22. WHS nc... .I. tie; M n \ h . i i M K R Y , YU n Mts-isxippi, Tennessee. In t n i u a n thi.se taught m i y of the ship i - AOhi, down all the old sheds and eptr.l fiom fi i i n,I D Tm ,line ii, \ hill win Ii t all* for J’Vdt Mil J ltdl'I di.ma. K.in>a« Oklahoma and pro.p. i in i N a v a l a \ ... t Then Leonov was shown tn I* 111 ( in the | It kef nf buildings . . that have been • I 1*1 I Post In provide lllld ‘ lllstiil 1 fit. ih .tileflltig id N'llUld <d during the flight It awing. Dm *I.'I'I ill lie floating in * horizonal posiO' 1>I t if «l *'1117411an eyesore lor an many I i huIn M John noii \\ i■dip-fd-iv ;T<\a« during the storm r .U 'l KFNNFDY (I I'll - within the next ltd days n l., fi>n changing lo » vertical In all they caused damage entire -how. as will be se.-n *•tirixr Ii ii thr R ard of Til. *I-u Unfit a a lid "t he I Wf)In* nijrht ctrdrrpd AL'thiim.i nf ml of 66 fottr-wsy sire.' »lu g up icguln- office, , s,i ,| i*.d,.v lb*, bmg 'p ill tn. Ins evolved through i Mjtiiy fit utD to pm nut mfid pr "tm » o| more than 52 million * • • one and ha* king away from i mtuiwwi r ■ nre • i aft on I '(mriA on rpred in eeffain range weatlu-i Inrec.i'l f,.r signs, two tw.ewily sign', Hu- ship m » sninersaiilt m an­ the years 'luce the hrsl leant « SHinm‘|oMont(*ornery riv l For is lutii-c* were damaged h1 •" h '■ -I ting up n 'T hese men." sav* the l three to minute parking signs, was lit-..lured m Ihl'i. Auieri- , s all*'ni|,| lo orlul euver II*. was attached to tha *Miiinde • inf y R (t Aif new. item, have taught Hit- »lights march lu i* r tir to r! *u d o tiosed in Tuscunthia, The Blue Angels, now tlvin. •Ihm Hy, th* Sent!todo Coun­ two i.omim .............. Is next plus slnlidiuda lllld lie.issiii) capsule Ivy a lifeline tioopm* V * a'one (il, Waitress visfun of a great city to tie bark by Tuesday ' liw.ks less than de hwrdwair. Johnson approved s plan, Little moisture hav fallen In Ihe F 11F T.ger airerafi. .in ty r u m m y Watm < "n^piva FREE FLIGHT built on the shores of Lake not a stunt team. All the mm siralde in Hie laumh a r e a " Shot To Death submitted by Negroes d u tin if the Lubbock area southward The cosmonaiil drilled rerily tmn and Control Act** and a A!borne." Bud weather would delay TAMI'A ilJPI) — An Air a five-day bosrinp that rn«b d into west Texas since the last euvors are part of the stock •■ill to i mp mer Seminole * • • m Iree flight In a scene that in-trade of any fighter pilot ** oiiniy oid ihe inrnipoiated Force enlisted man and n the luinch—the opener of a was almost dreamlike. Ho The old newspaper also an Wcdnisday, for thr IR-mib1 big dust storm Fet) 23 Braver They are. however, done in " iut ipahlI*-** to iti'liv ulin*11y wattless were found shut to In shot program that later wore a silvery space suit and nouneed that the new eity match to best in no mirltm meetings were organized in close f..i million rath* r Hun Hus yeai calls lor astronauts bools Viewers could sec oxy­ manager, t J H>an. had ar Ih.an Friday and end fiv« «!av> the irrigated grain 4nd cotton individually, and are done at ■r jointly | la*i R.| fuluie de- death in the woman's home to venture tub* space similar tiers11*lay Police said it was later in front of thr Capitol. \ i .♦ *pUi'*1 1 1. I • • —— _ WASHINGTON t ITT t — gen tanks strapped to his rived from Lake CTty It was lower altitude than usual tn the leal perlormcd today Tile State lb-pal Intent wants back 'I tie l*i*i t Autlmtity hill an apparent niurdei *nl, .dr noted lhat It van is 'o n e of The learn pndoi itself in toil*| pei mu the eiii:«tlt1i*h* The victims were identified by a Russian spate pilot. Belyayev was shown talking Greek wnd I ' l l kish Gypilols the best posted men regarding lieing unique in many wav> on nt nf ft ni s*n tneinher A space aLueln v »|N,krsm.m to in-t wilii "iiln,..*l icstiiiint" fnon inside the ship with as Stall S-t Willi will Hack the operation of immieipal Among all (light delnonstr.i In.ii d I.* «•| • ru'» t h* 1*oi t of worth. in Ins -los, and Mrs said 11>> ic - a l, ,-li probiibit III the faeo of I■polls lif 11. ground station*. plants, city building, cine lion ti-anis the Blue Angels Nuof o| if and nflo i |.»>d»f lea Loretta -1111 Harris U' Hack II y" of • , i »>u, i 'oii.lim-ss ■H using |, osi,>n on I v pi ns Leonov and l*ie ship were orbuilding, civic i m p r o v e m e n t s fly thr world's tightest .lu nl tin stab uex' writ 111 was itJlimw-ll ‘I -Mac over lie Thr A ot h« ii it v * “ would h* A department spokesman biting Hie e irlli at a speed of and rity management that Ifie mood form il ion with almost a « n jH jtfff i) 5*it n »!■* rtpbf V1 Dill AFB ■ : Tuesdav --,*>d Weilnesdav lbs l'**ji*.t tr v io nn'ev per hour, Ihe stair ran boast " complete wing overlap hr ,o spn** hl"l »*• is a* , tevMitle ■ a * PTutes supports 'lit* ! nil*-*I ship s maximum distance from tween aircraft while fly in- hololf, I" p i .rut 11aiii'liinen Nations' effort 1 , culm the earth was more than 300 mile* tanks like Sanford lias been 170 5<HJ miles per hour and to k< i * I il tddigMsituation nnd I iikI » solution - ih*- highest in Ihe history of fortunate in having good ut> WASHINGTON <UPI) - voting barriers in the South The Blue Angels are the i ion hiiii•l -, pi • nid, rig votvra to Ihe Cyprus prohlent." manned space Bights. managers. The same praise President Johnson's voting bv veiling lip federal regls only supersonic Irani tJial |n r could be written about the I forms the diffirull echelon f h* pf ».f* • d 1 M alxo present city manager. Warren rights bill started its passage ifjtion ntaehmerv and miking lolls, high performance taki Hiua (hi ' i1*) ftlv the pow E. Knowles through Congress today An an • ure all voters are allowed off tn diamond formation and ir to iiigiitiate with Use ttus • • * accelerated timetable aimed to cast their ballots. tout plane formal,on landing tei"* nf th* lull 11ii*I IhipMiVeDr E D. Brownlee, for Thr proposal is based on thr at setting tl lo the floor dur­ -----------------------m* in Board f.q tin tiansfrr WASHING 11IN (UPl'l — Better ad ' i, xt»ndnrd <>f many years pastor of the L \ L ( l T i ll r.f sin-h islands and sulimin g IMh Amendment In the Cnnsti ing April Tresb>tenan Church, w as Th* ni»i»nrUM> JiixUi'rx of thr living i,. | in,nno, winch is MIAMI (UP1) — A r uhan ed Isnds belonging to the Responding to the Presi lotion, which says that no named to the most Important «|)|airrntl> what ii* will continue to unitary officer was executed in ,S't«t*> of F hunL to <bc Au. sSupM-mr *'"urt draw for maybe another cou­ ad interim body of fhe church deni's urgent rail for action. person shall tie denied the will Di mnkr d<> fi»i a Havana Feb 24 for black thurify. ple of )l**IS. a coveted honor, according t o ( House judiciary commitler light to vote tie-cause of race, W’hiU* *»n tficir.j)u.'MTit $clUir4UU market activities, a Cuban tx Other legislation includes: A |*iii|"."a! lu g i'c each of the 1920 Herald. chairman Emanuel Cellcr (D* color or previous condition of j ilc organization reported Wed 1 Art »vt providing the li- m yt*r. them an extra $3,000 yearly • * * N.Y.) called Ally. Gen. NTservitude, nesday night. censing, bonding sml examAmi th# rhirf ju^tlr* had came t« f,,re the House of itep"The bcautfiu! Valdez Ho - rholas Katzenhach to open lesentalivt-s. tel. the even more beautiful hearings on the proposal be­ Th* bill’s sponsors didn't st claka Building, a third story ; fore a hand-picked subcom Lifetime Uncomlitiunul Ruud Hazard Warranty argue that the justices were on the Seminole Hotel, the mittee. having a hard tints making isenate leaders, meanwhile, Chase Block, a second storythe rent — the idea instead on the courthouse." all were were sending the bill to the was to make up for the treat­ built in 1920 and soundly hostile Judiciary committee with an April 9 deadline for DA NANG. Viet Nam (DPI) whom he described as an offi-1second look, spotted a red, down on the schoolyard with ment Congress gavs th* court praised in The Herald, reporting it tq the floor. —South Vietnamese warplanes cer of the Communist V^q blue and gold Viet Cong flag blazing machine guns, killing last year. on the sertooi bag pole, and to Viet Cong. The Sanford Board of Trade l’ny rinse legislation enact­ Liberals pressed for the kliled Ju children Tues- Cong rebels. was fired at by 12 armed men No children were hurl, be­ ed during 1901 passed out |7,was planning a big banquet at deadline to prevent Sen . , „ . He said the schoolmaster in the schoolyard.1 Periodic Inspection Flat Tire Repair cause Hie Communist school 500 increases to la(rmakeri, the Vahlri Hotel and Prank James O. Eastland, committee d*y n ,B * Uck cn * om ' munist military post seven Tire Rotation was using Ihe same building TinVrcl Cong gunners were Front End Check chairman and an opponent of master had herded them into cabinet members snd all fed­ Miller was president * • • * the bill, from bottling up the Hides south of Da Nang, it was as the Viet Cong militar) located directly under the a cave when he heard tt\e eral Judges except those at BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES post and as a school. j flight path used by many of drone of the propellers. the top. All the high court "If you are thin, pale and legislation. It was said there disclosed today. But the schoolmaster was got out of that bill was f4,5UO weak, Pepsinol will hiake you was a good chance the propos­ A spokesman for the Viet­ The raid look place at M an' the planes landing al Da Nang. An immediate strike was wounded and the rest of Hie per man. plump, ruddy and strong," ad­ al would be considered by the namese army here said Ihe Quang village Tuesday altertherefore ordered to blast the men ran in panic toward the vertised Bower and Rounul- full Judiciary committer in bojs and girls were crushed noon But the House just wasn't the Senate and not be taken or suffovated when thr; ceil A spokesman said a Viet Vie! Cong out of the school­ village with the flkyraulers in a mood to apologue to the la l'i drugstore • • • up first by a* subcommittee. ing u( a cave where they had nainesc observation plane was yard before they shot down pursuing them with bombs as court. Member after member Sent to the Capitol only taken shelter from the planes fired upon as it flew over the any planes, the spokesman well as machine gun>. . "President WTlson rides a rose to hurl additional barbs 405 W. First St. 322-0651 village to make a landing at said. bicycle, why not you," quer­ Wednesday, Johnson's bill tn caved in. The concussion from the at the justices, and in ths end The spokesman blamed their Da Nang. A number of Vietnamese air bombs brought down the roof the pay raiaa was rejected on ied the Sanford Cycle Com­ insure the right to vole for SANFORD, FLORIDA Negroes would outlaw racial deaths on the schoolmaster, The plane flew back lor a ,fo rc e bkyraidera swooped of the cave. a 177-to-203 vota. pany. Altamonte Reappraisal Starts Soon 'Blue Annels' To Perform At Bomb Derby Bishop Scores Out-Of-State 'Crusaders' c iOc [ L e g is l a t i v e B i l l s O p e n e d IFor P u b l i c ' s P e r u s a l Weather Dims Gemini Launch Utmost Calm Urged By U. S. Vote Rights Measure En Route To Passage Justices' Pay Held A t 'Low ' $ 3 9 ,5 0 0 W h y You Should | Buy TIRES From Warplanes Kill 30 Children t 1 �Jt QHjf »I ; #anfar!) ty rtlh Puff* 2—March 18, 1985 'Operation Beautify' Sweden Highlights % Asks For Donations Told To 'Reporter' By Maryann Mllr* Sixth grid* student* Is Mr*. Lelra Stroup’* cl»*i »t Bear L a k e Elementary School have been aiilfncd to gather all the fact* they can about one of the foreign countries Juanita Gale*, 11 daughter of Mr*. Bernard Willoughby of Forest City,1 in in effort to get first hand • Information, recently Inter, viewed my mother, Mr*. Joieph Pcter*on, of Orlan­ do, who was born In Sweden nod just, recently returned from a v til t‘to'Tier home­ land. I sat In on the vlilt since I thought it would be Inter­ esting to see how an 11year-old would conduct am Interview. After It w u conconcludfd, Mom told Ju a n ­ ita she did a better job than the Swedish reporter*. This I* how It went: * • • , Q—How far Is It from here to Sweden* A—That Is hard to gue**, but from here to New York it Is 1.300 mile* and 1 would say it i* at least / h e times that much further. Q—What is the climate like In winter? A—Oh, ona day I* cold., the next warm. People love It and there are a lot of winter sport* over there with all the snow and ice. Q—What arc the main aport*? A—Ice skiing, snow skiing, hockey, but no sledding as there are no hills nearby my hometown. Q—What Is the main trans­ portation? A—Trains, cars, hicycles . . . Just like It l,i here. Q—What are the main r e ­ ligions ? A—Lutheran, Baptist, Meth­ odist. hut not msny Catholic*. Q—Whst is the population? A—About aevrn million. (J—W’hat are the mam In­ dustries? A—Much steel and glass In­ dustrial and many alactrtcal appliance fartorlea. £)—What are t h a main crops? A—Rye, whral and potato#*. Q—Do children have the same subjects as wi do here? A—Yes, ] think so Thay al-in have free warm lunrhri provided In the achools They ■re very much up to date. Every child, from the day he or she is horn, geta to much support until college agr. then help I. made available lur college edurattnn If require­ ment* are met. Q -D « they have mountains and lakes In Sweden? A—Oh, yes, many of both. Q—Nams one of lha most famous mountains. A—M«|and Taberg. Thera are copper mines high up In (he mountains with a lot of work provided for the people. The people have It good 0 —Do tha cluldran hiv* good manners? A—Very good manner# and they dress beautifully. Q—How do lha older talk* hsve It? HELP THE SENIOR CLASS Letter* are being sent to all civic and service clubs A—They are much in ad wrlth an appeal for contribu­ tance in taking cara of their tions to “Operation Beautify,’' elderly folk*. In Sweden, Dr. John Darby, chairman of everything Is tsken care of the fund-raising committee, announced at a Sanford area for the old people. They do beautification c o m m it t e e not have to worry about the luncheon at the Capri Rralaurdoctor# or hospital and they ant Wednesday. do not have to worry about Dr. Darby also asked for where they are to live as they contributions from private have hlg, beautiful apartcltitsn* and said they should mcnli. Funds are prnvldrd by be ssnt to “Operation Beauti­ government for those who fy." City Hall, Sanford. He cannof take rare of themselv­ also announced the donation es. Each person has his own of “several hundred" cocoa* private room and hath, a big plunmaoa pnlms by Mr*. W. library is provided and there P*. Carter, of Lake Charles in I* television provided for. the Ovledh. people. The suggeilion we* made For cxsmpte, my brother by Mre. Fred Ganas, planning and his wife, who arc nearing and criteria chairman, that their 80 s, have an apartment theie palms be used for the in a big building. They pay first school Arbor Day plant­ *20 a month for rent, 320 a ing and th* planting of Gold­ month for TV and J7 a month en Rain Traai b* delayed un­ for radio. No commercials are til next January. Mra. Genas allowed for the pay TV and explained that it le too late radio. They receive funds in the eeeion for the color*from the government for all tare trees. ■' , this and still have money for Mr*. Volia w M t J W ^ J r . , such personal needs as they of Ixora Garden ^ lu h y h«* want. been named Arbor Day chair­ Q—Are the children's toy* man. The club hie volunteer­ the aame as ou ed to handle the dletrlbutlon A—Yes, same as here. of teedllng trees to school Q—One Important question: children. do they have cooperative Jim Jsm lgsn, city perks buildings and things? and recreation supervisor, A—Yes, they hive that, too. said that th* city already I* BETTINA VALE, * twirling majorette at You can buy your own apart­ at work leveling and clearing Seminole High School, placed aecond In "itru tment In the big buildings. an a rta along tha laktfront ting" at the U. S. Twirling Aaaociatlon-Banction* Q—One more thing. Ho you near tha 1-4 bridge, and |i ed contest at Palmetto. (Herald Photo) think anyone will replace the ready to alart planting iahal dead queen? palms and Spanish bayonet* A—(Mom had tears In her a* soon as the skatcha* are eyes) No . . . I do not believe received from the State Road anyone will take the queen's Department to that a work place. She was the second By Jan* Caasrlhrrry Kirsten's musie class; and schedule can he eet up. wife of the OOyesr-old king. Si* student trnrher* from Gerald Meyers, Rol-ert LikAttending t h e luncheon There Is talk that when he ^rminole High School in San- ens' math class. meeting wrr* two membeis dies the country will win change cnange of th* Senford-Seminote J*yto elections like wve - have hereOt”ord interned last week at cees board of director*, Wen­ huth Seminole Junior High , . . this may be■ just talk, I ™ Rummage Sale dell Springfield and Frank School Ml Casaellierry. don't knuw. tty Jane t'a**rlbrrry They wi-ir assigned a* fol­ Th* Ladies Guild of Ascen­ And so the interview came lows: Danny Tllrs, Mis. Joan sion Lutheran Church of Cas­ to an rnd and ! also learn­ selberry will hold a rummage ed a few things shout the Rowe and Guy Strickland'* sale Friday and Suturday rounlry In which I wss history and rlvics rlassrs; starling at 8 am . at Fern Ron Crawford, Fred Taylor's born. Plasa at the intersection of math class; I'atr Reynolds, SR tail and Highway 17*92. First Heroult electric fur­ Mrs Ilohliir A m b ro se '* acienca There will be good used Itallnt, J i m elothlng for the entire family, nace for steelmsking in the class; S i c * U. S. was built at Syracuse, Clark's physical educa4bn' bedding, linen, kitchen class; Glenn Ansley, George and many other useful Item*. N. Y., In I9u6. Six Intern At South Seminole * t • Seminole High School Senior Class Finch, who will report back to th* Jaycre* on a tentative plen to make th* 20-plut-acr* ere* eaat and north of 1-4 and Hwy 17-92 Into a Jaycee Park. The idea is to make it a tort of a wayside park with bench**, picnic tables and ap­ propriate planting*. It whs noted by Jack Bolt, beautification chairman, that Sen. Mack Cleveland is pro­ posing legleletive action to obtain rlrarlan righta for the county and the city from the highway out into Lake Mon­ roe. It also is poRiihle that mm* elate or federal park funds might be obtained to help construct the park. The matter wo* to be presented to the Jaycee* board of directors at a meeting today. BUY YOUR TICKET TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL MOVIE FROM ANY SENIOR CLASS MEMBER! An unusual motion picture experience! WAIT DI8NEY ADULTS Those alloways TECHNICOLOR’ 8 * FROM A SENIOR Students Visit Planetarium USE YOUR TICKET DURING ANY PERFORMANCE — THURSDAY, MARCH 18th THRU THURSDAY, MARCH 24th By Jane Casselberry Th* Earth - Spae* Science etudente from South S*mino|e Junior High School at Cas­ selberry visited th* planetar­ ium at th* Central Florida Museum in Orlando Tuesday They heard a lecture byDallas Maddron, of th* mu­ seum staff, on various aspect* of star positions and motions end their relationship to the earth. Approximately 70 etudenta attended the lecture accom­ panied by their instructor, Roland Hill, and Richard Barnett, assistant principal. PROCEEDS FROM STUDENT SALES W ILL BENEFIT THE SENIOR CLASS FUND. GET TICKET UNABLE TO MRS. NORMA 9 A.M. UNTIL Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth was the first Union hero kill­ ed in the War Between the Stales. FROM ANY SENIOR — IF CONTACT SENIOR CALL PIATT AT 322-2611 FROM 5 P.M. TAKE YOUR CHOICE! WITH THIS 14-CU. FT.iTWQ^DOOR SIXTH GRADER Juanita Galen carrion out ntteignment for her class at near Lake Elementary School on nluily of foreign countries hy getting first hand information on Sweden from Mrs. Joseph Peterson, who juai recently returned from a visit to her native land. 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Sanforn, Deltona: Otera Sides, Enterprise; Ev­ erett Willie, Cocoa; Rebecca Mi Coltough, Del.and; George t rank, Millersbiirg; David Lee Hoffman, Orange City. Discharges * Ir-sir Soderldom. Adline Church, John I. Poole, Joyce Perry and baby girl, JnElla Smgletnn and l>aiiy boy. Sanford; Mabel West. Dellary; Sandra Wiggins, l.nngwood. i IM M I in S D O U B L E -W ID T H , W A S H D isc h a rg e s I.ewis Johnson, Robert Carroll, Norma Young, Louise .Thompson. Viola Faust, Re­ becca MrKimie and baby boy, Edna Pearl Lee, Doro­ thy Hartsfield, Ruby Hurtsoe and lialiy girl, (iracc Moore and baby girl. Lois Tuten, Dornell Kildinc, Jannie Pietrantoni, Dorothrinc Williams, Anna Ward, Wilbur Gilchrist. Sanford; Lilly Coe, Cassel­ berry: E d m o n d Williams, 0 Abraham Lincoln, Janet Soar, Deltona; Ida Mae Anderson, Geneva; Roberta Griffin, Tit­ usville. 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OR T A K E M A N Y M O N T H S T O P A Y QUALITY the only true measure of value guaranteed ALWAYS * ■ D IS C O U N T S that give you Instant cash savings guaranteed EV ER Y DAY �« lifer ftinforfi Page 4—March 18, 1968 fm D 'Baby Off Year' Contest Opens T en Sanford Infanta have been entered In the annual ••Baby of the Year” conteat, aponaored by Zeti XI chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, which opena thla week and rune through April S. Photograph* of’ the children have been placed in atore* In the city and each penny con­ tribution la counted aa a vote, with all proceed* going to the Little Red Sclioolhouae. Top prlie u i 123 aavlnga bond In the infant'* name do­ nated by the Florida State Bank, plu* trophy given by Kader Jeweler*. Second prize DEBORAH 1* a trophy from Wert'a Jew ­ eler* and third prize I* a iterling diver feeding »poon from Sanford Luggage and Jeweler*. All photograph* were made by Gaitman Studio*. The entriei: f r a n k WilUer (Scooter) Bun­ nell, one-year-old ton of Dr. and Mr*. Frank Bunnell, *ponaored by the Sanford-Seminole Jaycee Wive* Club; F ilia l trick, Donna Marie Filz ter bl Mr. one-year-old daughter and Mr*. J. M. Fitzpatrick, aponoored by the Seminole Numismatic Society. Deborah h m e r * o n, 17month old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Emerson Jr., spon­ JEFFERY sored by Anna Miller Circle; Jeffery Todd Kipp, 13-monthold son of Mr and Mrs. Jam es Kipp, sponsored by Credit Woman's Breakfast Club; Tracy and Tyler Johnson, three-month-old twin* of Dr. and Mr*. John T. Johhton, sponsored by the Seminole County Medical Auxiliary; Kimberly Jean Harvey, ISmonth-old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. James Harvey, sponsor­ ed by the Mies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association, Unit 117; Timothy Farrens, threemonth-old son of Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Farrens, sponsored by TIMOTHY the Pilot Club. Wendy Carlrne Jalllet, 13month-old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Jalllet. sponsored by American I<egton Post 33; Karen Michele Rrisson, fourAnnual Kiw-ama pancake month-old daughter of Mr and supper amt auction will tie held Mrs. Robert Briston, sponsor­ at the Civic Center Saturday ed by Sauford Civitan Club. for the benefit of the club's underprivileged children ami scholarship fund. The pancakrr supper will be served front 4:30 to 7.30 p m with the auction slated to run from 6 to 9 p m. Ail auction items are new merchandise JACKSONVILLE (Spl ) - donated hy Sanford business Rambler retail sales in the firms and will be sold to the Jacksonville sone of American highest bidder Motors posted a 25 per cent Tite supper of pancakes, sy gain over Iasi year in the first 10 days of Marrh, according to J. K. Woosk-y, zone m a n ­ ager. "Thla i* a fitting start to Rambler break • through month," ha said Mrs Vera Chatterton. *4. of The Jacksonville zone cov­ UKI8 Chase Avenue, died Wed­ ers Rambler dealers in Ftor nesday morning in Seminole Ida, Southern Georgia and a Memorial Hospital. portion of South Carolina. A retired achool teacher Woosley said the rising sales from Cleveland, Ohio, ahe resulted from increased a- caiuc here alx months ago wareness jf Rambler' a new from Gainesville. She waa a styling and performance for member of the Presbyterian IMS and the growing strength Church. of the Rambler dealer body Survivora are two sons, Nei) throughout the sone. and Ray Chatterton, both of He added that the ncyv Mar­ Fort Walton; two daughtera, lin fastbaek, which goes on Mra Lois Brown, of Winderdisplay Friday, will add a mere, and Mrs. Daylc Holm further sales impetus. es. of Sanford, and three DONNA KAREN KIMBERLY Funeral Notice WENDY TRACY & TYLER rup, sausage and coffee is ail vertised as an all-you-can eat event with children under 12 at special prices. Cast Additions' For Hootenanny Are Announced By Jan* Casselberry Latest additions to the tal­ ented cast of the South Semi rude Junior fiigh School Hootrnanny have been announced by tlie dire, tor, Mr*. C. I.. C o o p e r . The entertaining show will he presented at 8 p in, Friday, Marrh 2d, in the school, auditorium. "April and The Raindrops." a quartet composed of April Eldridge, Sandl Parkrrsnn, Cindl Kaubie, and Niki KIssort, will ting classic folk music. Spanish folk music la the specialty of Danuta Morskl, who will accompany herself at tha Spanish guitar and will be appropriately costumed. The many other vocal and instrumental groups will pro­ vide a well rounded program with something for every grandchildren. taste. Gramkow Funrral Home is Refreshments will be availin charge of arrangements. aide. Pentecostal P STILL IN PROGRESS! Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford SOFAS By Prestige, Wayneline and Stratford , OVERWEIGHT TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL and CONTEMPORARY from OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. FIRST ST. 122-0982 "H ffiA felU , It) ll-mna Rstra The Ladies Auxiliary of the Flrat i ’enteroital Church of Long wood is sponsoring a fried chicken and ham dinner from 4:30 until 7 p m. today in the annex of the church on Orange Avenue. On tlie menu with the chicken or ham la scalloped I*.taloe*. green beans, beets, cole slaw, homemade biscuits and butter, cake, tea or cof­ fee and a suitable drink for the children. I'ersona wishing to make reservations for a special time or homt delivery may call Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of tha church. by R am b ler ANNUALS AND MUMS G rnprvllle N u n te ry 2221 Grapevllle Ave. 122-088# I-awn Spraying rca V ictor portable tv with F R E E rollabout stand new Marlin! swinging sports-fastback! here's performance! here’s luxury! here’s tlie roomiest! where? at Rambler dealers America’* fint man-size sports-faatback. Power Disc Brake*, reclining tests that adjust individually for legroom, standard. Sport* option* like bucket »e*U, floor shift*. Power? 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The new area cod* will b* for the north portion of the state, which is now in th* 305 area. "Addition of th* third a n * code is necessary because of the population growth and Inrrcateid use of specialised t a l a p h o n * services," (aid Shedden. Church Dinner WASHINGTON ( U P D -T h e Senate passed a Joint resolu Argentina, Paraguay and l i o n authorizing President Johnson to designate the week Spain require that their chief beginning May 2 as "Profes­ of state tie • Roman Catho­ sional Photography Week." lic. LONGWOOD CITY COUNCIL, to fa r u li known, is the t i n t in the county to buy brand new, special type c h a in for the two newapaper reporters covering its meetings. Here Mayor David Wentworth is photographed by the Her* ald’a reporter, M n. Donna Eatea, aa he ahowa bar how convenient the writing table on her chair will be. By J*n* Casselberry Th* Seminole County Coun­ cil of Parent-Teacher Assoc­ iation* presented a publica­ tion! skit at th* District 8 PTA meeting held Monday at Mainland High School In Day­ tona Baaeh. Mr*. W. A. Donaldson, was narrator and other* taking part wer* Mrs. W. L. Swofford, Mr*. William Segrist. Mra. W. A. Viet* M n. Floranc* Berg, M n. Edward Lunn, M n. James Horton, M n. Frank Steudje, Mrs. Arthur Rhode*, M n. Gaorge Heran, M n. Jf. E. Kerschner, and Principal* Carlton Henley, Lyman High; John Angel, South Seminole Junior High; and Herold Hcckenhach, Pinecrest Elementary. Music for th* aklt was pro­ vided by Mrs. J r re S tn ley , music teacher from Pinecrest. Presiding at tha meeting was M n. P. A. Sperber, dis­ trict 8 president, and main speaker was M n. Wayn* Bevis, vie* president of the Flo­ rida Congras* of P a n n ta and T carhen. SANFORD ELKS LODGE No. 12-11 delivered a Thame for the meeting was "Light* on for Education." wheelchair to an Altamonte Springn child re­ Th* Mainland Senior High cently. Left to right: Wade Snyder, Horace Ole* Club presented a pro­ Green and Gene Walters, (Herald I’hoto) gram of vocal music. The group has been rated auperlor in state competition. Other* attending from SemI ’nltfd Pres* International Inol* County srhooli wer* By number fish are the Mrs. Robert Newell, Mr*. most popular household pets, Available to you without a Thoms* Householder, a n d according to the National Geo­ doctor'* prescription, cur pro­ M n. William Armstrong, Al­ graphic Magazine. duct culled Odrinex. You must tamonte Elementary; Mrs. lose ugly fut or your money Jamas Ranks and Mrs. Tho­ back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet mas - Brockenbrough. South and easily swallowed. Get rid Seminole Junior High; and ClI %TTKRT05r, Mill. Vl*.ll I - nf t-xerss fat and live longer. Mrs, Heckenbach, Pinrcreat. 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In • h * - . * FAT Vera Chatterton Dies Wednesday Photo Week New Telephone Code Area Will Be Added On July 11 Seminole Group Gives Skit For District PTA Now You Know Kiwanians Slate Supper, Auction Business Briefs FRANK [ 88 W /T s THC MOST TRUSTED NAME IN IL lC T A O N IC f Sanford Electric Co, BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC., 301 W est First St. 111 MAGNOLIA 122-1 M l Watch tha Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday Evening* �■'I •' ttljf franfnrlt March 18, lflfiS— P a p e 5 ^ rralS Carraways Find It's Cold A t Bottom O f World Hr Doltle Austin One day last fall Andy Carraway, Sanford insurance agent was sitting in the ArmyNavy Club in Washington, D.C, .talking with his old friend. Rear Adm. James Reedy. Rack in the day* when the Admiral was a captain he was commander of the Wing at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. During his tour of duty here, the two men had become good friends. As they talked about old times, Adm. Reedy said to Carraway, ‘‘When you retire, why don't you come down to see me and I'll take you to the South Pole?" "I might dp that one of these days,'* replied the sil­ ver-haired Carraway. "Well, you'd better make it soon, 1 am on my last lour down there," urged the Ad­ miral. And that's how Andy Car­ raway found himself on last Jan. 8 in the land of snow and Ice on the bottom of the world. ON THE WAY "We took a Jet non-stop flight from Tampa to Los Wright, a scientist from Brit­ ish Columbia; Rea Lee. gov­ ernor of American Somoa; Keith Sinclair, editor of the Melbourne Age; Sir Rohan Delacomb, governor of Vic­ toria, a state in Australia, Dr. Malealcn Gray, of New Zea­ land. and Austin Young, a New Zealand "barrister." Sir Charles was on his fifth trip and wa* very familiar with the area. It was he who dicovered the body of Robert Scoll, a British explorer who was lost in Antarctica after having attempted to explore the vast area. He is presently attached to the Pacific Naval laboratory of British research. BOTTOM OF WORLD Leaving Christchurch via Navy Constellation, Carraway and his companions made the 2,400 mile trip to McMurdo Naval Support Rai-e on the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica in about 10 hours. They landed at Williams Field, an air strip on ice, and journeyed to their quarters in the "Ross-Hillon" in a heli­ copter. It is interesting to note >* * BE? **• \ THIS IS IT, the bottom of the world. Adm. J a m e s Reedy .stands oil the spot that is desig­ nated the "geographic South Pole." The sign notes th a t the average temperature is minus 56 degrees, altitude i>, 186 feet and ice thickness is over 9,000 feel. Angeles and then on to Mono lulu. Where we law! over two days Then we hopped on down to the Fiji Islands then to Xukland, the largest island in New Zealand, finally land ing in Christchurch, N. Z , where Jim and Jean Reedy were waiting for us at their 'winter home* there," Carra way twgan Arriving in Christchurch, Andy and his wife, Helen found that Admiral Reedy had invit­ ed six oilier men to make the trip Some brought their wives The wives’ journey ended at Christchurch, for no women are allowed in Antarctica—not because they are not wanted, but because there are no faci­ lities for them. "We have a 20th century nu­ clear-action power plant—and ifitlt century plumbing," Hoedy confessed ruefully. During his week's Antarct­ ica visit there, Carraway was not allowed to bathe Water is precious and is made from melted, distilled snow. The other men who joined the party made a distinguished group They included Harm! ton l-nkey. an attorney from Atlanta. Dr. E. A. Archer, a Chicago dentist. Sir Charles that during a recent "warm spell.' a piece of Williams Field broke off and floated away! ' The Admiral was beginning to get worried about it when the temperature got up to I! degrees." said Carraway. Despite the kidding about the Boss.Hilton Hotel, which is really nothing more than a regulation type Quonsct hut. inside the visitors found towels and linens mnnogrammed with the world famous Hilton Hotel crest. Conrad Hilton going a long with the Joke, had had the linens specially made for the Antarctic quarters. McCurdo Naval Base sup ports and supplies about 1,500 military personnel and scient ists at the main station as well as M-veral hundred men at Rvrd Station and at the South Pole Station. Ships ran dock at McMurdo during the “ summer months" from September to March, their paths crunched through the ire laden seas hv specially constructed ice breakers. Car raway learned that when the ire is too thick tn break with the 'plow'’, the ship, which has a round bottom forward, hacks off, gets a running start, slides up on the ice , and breaks it by the sheer weight of the ship. During Iho long six months winter of darkness and 150 below icro temperatures, there is no transportation in or out. The men who "winter over" are to all intents, "maroon­ ed." Not even the mail goes through. The vast 5,100.000 square mile territory of Antarctica is a neutral country, No nation owns it and many nations have bases and scientific field quarters there. Only a skele­ ton crew 'winters over" in the six morth darkness for they arc completely cut off from the rest of the world. During his week’s visit Car­ raway and the rest of the group visited 11) rd Station, about (too miles away and the South Pole Station, which is roughly 750 miles from Mc­ Murdo, making the journey in a ski-plane. “ We visited the scientific stations and listened to many men tell us how little anyone really knows about this-huge country. Unlike the Arctic, which is an ire cap the Antar­ ctic continent Is a land ma^s, completely covered with ice and snow as much as 9,000 feel deep. "It is as large as the United States and Mexico combined, but there is no life upon this land at all (inly around the periphery, where seals, pen guins and other sea animals sometimes come ashore, is there any movement In all the rest of the great continent, nothing stirs but the wind, the g la cirrs^ nd the Ice and snow It is an empty vastness and we know next tc nothing about it Through holes cut in the ice. scientists have caught strange looking 'fish' of speries not seen anv where else Part of their study is identify mg this marine life others do horinux trying to discover what is under all that ice and snow," he explained "There is real!) only a three month working season. The rest of the lime it is loo cold, the wind blows too hard and ils too dark to make any ex­ plorations 'Nevertheless, the thing I tnnsi admired was the sheer efficiency of the Navy's ojieialums there Not a space is wasted, not an hour is lost Everything moves at top speed, wiIh no lost motion, lime or space Everything Is utilized to the fullest," Carraway declared THE IIKKIIYS Vdmiral Reedy has done a fine public rclaiions job down there He is respected and well liked by all the people who work with him, both at Antarctica and in New Zea­ land. "'lie Is completing three years there and will soon be leaving to takr command of Carrier Division II, with head­ quarters in Norfolk. Ills flag­ ship will tie the nuclear powercrcd carrier, die U. S Enter­ prise," Carraway noted. Some of the Reedy's five children have visited them in the "down under country." Oldest daughter, Carlyle, is now in London, son James Jr (Rob), is with the FBI In Washington D. C.; Molly, (Mrs. Robert Rakcri is in Cleveland, where her husband is in medical school; Mickey is now a junior at the Univer­ sity of North Carolina and John is a sophomore at Notre Dame, also a pro-med student. Mrs, Reedy, Eugenia or " J e a n " as she is called by her friends, entertained Hie wives while the husbands visiles! An­ tarctica, taking them on sight­ seeing trip* all over New Zealand, from Mt. Cook to Akaroa Beach. "The scenery is spectacu­ lar, very mountainous. This is why it is called the ‘southern Alps,' And you never saw so many thousands of sheep in your life," exclaimed Helen Carraway, as she added her comment* to her husband's. Leaving New Zealand, the S E A L S C O M E A S H O R E on the Rohm ice nhelf nml Andrew Carraway seratdies the hack of one which "grunted" at him. ltd r n l k m * le M fM i Mb dadflitU M ta m *■* P*m « \\cla)nitJw5Va^in Virginia I’rlrnakl P. (1. 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Blanton turned in a time of 23.8 for firat place In the 220. Paul Lambert came in a at rang second, Richard Moore won the pole vault with 10 feet, six inche*. Paul Rumhley finiahed in a aecond ptace tie. Groakey fin­ ished third in the broad Jump and Mioduekl came in fourth. Lyman was victorious in the half mile relay and the sprint medley relay and fin­ ished second In the mile relay. The Greyhounds meet Lakeview in a dual meet a t Lyman today at 3:30 p.m. M u tt Derby Sunday A t S-0 Kennel Club 9,60 4,60 The 10th annual Mull Derby Red Marker 4,00 I* on tap Sunday at the Ssn- Dakota Denny Quinicla (24) $30.20 ford-Orlando Kennel Club and, tf history repeals Itself, it Perfect* (2 1) *62.10 ahould be one of the most (un­ 5th Rare — >» — Time 41.27 18.60 14.20 4 60 filled day* of the year for Crestful We Get 4 60 3.20 family entertainment. 4.40 With post time act for 2 p. Tom Whalin m. sharp, some 80 dogs of Quinicla (3-7) *13.00 all varieties arc slated for ac­ Perfect* (3 7) *170.40 tion in the Junior Chamber of nth Race — 5/16 — Time 31.70 Barberry Eva 17.00 6 40 4,20 Commerce sponsored event. 11.00 5.80 Big dogs, little dogs, skinny Defonso 6 00 dogs, fat dogs—practically all Red Donlt breed* but greyhounds arc Quinicla (2-7) *06 80 signed up to run in the 10 Perfect* (7 2) *315,60 eliminations, semifinals and 7th Race — 3/16 — Time 31.42 Patrolman Day 4 60 2 40 2 60 finals. 2.60 2 80 Everything Is handled exact­ Ample's Model 4 20 ly as tor the pari mutuel Scootin Scout nights. The dogs arc weighed Quinicla ( 3 0 34 20 In, paraded on the track and Perfect* (3-6) *10 80 finally put into their starting Klh Rare — 3/16 — Time 3I.H0 Tag Twist 15 40 4 00 2 60 boxes. 3 40 2.40 But when the gste opens, Judy Day I. I t 's Alley Onp 2 80 anything can happen Some dogs come out walk Quinicla ir,8> $ i :i to ing. others leap over the rail Perfect* (86) *03.00 into the field. Some are fright ■Jth Hare — 5/16 — Time 31.45 6 40 3 60 3 20 ened by the rabbit and go in Flash Signal 7 80 5 60 the opfiosite direction. And Go lustier 7 4u there arc always a few who de­ Rapid Progress cide not to conic out of Un­ Quinicla <3 Hi *52 80 Perfect a (8 3) *128 70 box at all. It all adds up to a fun filled 10 Race — 5/16 — Time 30.93 3 80 3 to 3 00 afternoon for family enter Miss Whirl 3 40 3 20 tainment. Hie prizes arc plen I. L.'a Me Too 4 60 tiful with everything from hie- Gcnobar cycle* to roller skate* going Quinicla (5 6) *7 60 1‘erlecta (6 5) *24 00 to the lucky winners. Tlic event has become a lllh flare - j ) — Time 40 60 6.00 3 00 3 00 real fan favorite for Central i Hank Trust 3 40 2.60 Florida dog dovers. The mutt Nieto 2 80 Derby parks the Sanford Or- j Janice A. Undo Kennel Club facilities to Qmntrla (17) *1180 Perfect* (17) *30 30 the rafter* earh year. Results of Wednesday even­ Mutuel handle *80,417 ings races. General scientific consensus lat Race — 5/16 — Time 31.33 O.D.'s Amaic 14.00 6 20 6.80 is that there is some plant life HI Troubles 5 20 4 40 3 80 on the planet Mars. Silver World 6 60 Quinicla (2 4) 346.40 2nd Race — S/1S — Time 31.70 Cadenita 9.20 5 20 3.00 Beverly Meek's’ 184-437 h-d Sue Tip Top 9.40 B.20 O.B.'a General 2 BO the (Mil Bulls to three wins Quinlela (2-51 (i8 60 from th« Oops Ops In the Hol­ 3rd Race — *» — Tlmr 4I.M ler Motor Nuvy'Wivea league. Patm J ’ut SI ploy'» 183 419 acoreit Beach Sue 38 00 13 60 4 40 high fop the E. 7,8,9 'era a> Casual Tcssie 4 80 2 40 they chiitkcii op three win* Barberry Hap 2 60 from Checker tail “ A." Marge Quinicla (71) $17.00 Jackson led the Cherkertnil Perfect* ( I T) $23* 40 "R" to tillI‘L> wills urul Elaine 4th Race — I / l l — Tlmr 31.66 Kustivul spurred the SavugttCrony Hector 3 80 5 80 3 00 tee to three wine. Phyllis Freese led the Vig­ ilantes to three wins and Tat Ucarolph was high far Bus!■ IX* Court »f Ik# li .u B l r J s S a t , S#w*lanl# f'Buaiy, C l . r - selt'a Kedikma as they added IS a, !■ P raSalr , three wins to their tally. l a r», l : , | a | a „r Shirley Maxwell scored 192EM I E l, VAN n o r , D i e i u i l 456 to give the Dlsasternota T a All CrrSllara aaS r , r u n H a ilia Claim# or U r n i a l a a threa point victory while i t a l a t i Bate scalar#' the Dragunettes and the Pus­ Yaw a a d # » i h o f you ar* fcarabr nottflad and rrqulr- sycats split their paints 2-2. a * I s pr* i# n t any cla im s and Verna Bolton's 173-467 led damanda w h ich you. or a llh sr the Hoot Owls to threa wins. a f you. may h ava a a a ln a l tha Seminoles WirvSecond Swim Meet Sy David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High swim­ ming (earn won tta second meet of the season Wednes­ day afternoon when they beat Eustia 64 to 30. Con W'llaon, Andy Lyon, Ruster Bruce and Gary Ganaa won the firat event for Sanford, the 200-yard medley relay In 2:fll,5. In the 200yard freestyle B o b b y Headrick look first for Sanford with 2:18 9 and Jerry Mills look aecond with 2:41.2. Ganas took first place In the 50-yxrd free alyle with 25.1 and Mike McGuire took third with 28.3 both for San­ ford. Bruce took firat for San­ ford In the 200-yard Individual medley with 2:50.4 and Alan Lucas took third with 3:11.1. In the diving, AlcGuire and Buster Anderson split four points e a c h for Sanford. Bruce Dow-len took aecond place in the lOOyard butter­ fly with 1:20.2 and Mills look third with 1:58.7, Con Wilaon took second in the 100yard backstroke with Anderson taking third. Ganaa took first in the lOOyard free with 58.4 and Headrick -look first in the 400-yard free with 5:0.9. Greg Ganas took first for S a n f o r d in the 100-yard breaststroke with 1:15.8 and Andy Lyon took second with 1:17.8. Dowlcn, Gary Winn, Larry Hodges and Lurus took the 200-yanl free relay for Sanford with 1:53.7. The S1IS girls swimming team lost thrir part of the meet 30 to 41, but stood out In a number of areas. Cindy Wilson, Rosemary Walton, Delanc Johnson and Paula Elam look the 200-yard med­ ley relay with 2:45 7. In the 50-yard free style Barbara Bolt took first for the Seminoles with 30 5 and Ginger Norris took third with 45 9, Linda May took the 200yard Iree with 3:(I7 8 and Vic­ ki Yellnek took fourth. Sherill Murray took second in the 20uyard individual medley with 3.22.5. In the diving, Drlune John­ son and Rosemary Walton split four points each for Sanford. Ctney Wilson took first in the loo-yard butterfly with 1 23.7 and Martha Kosky took second in the lOOyard fire with 1:23 5. Yellnek look second for the S e m l D o l c s In the lOOyard hackstroka with 1:26.5. Norris look aecond In the lOOyard free style with 8:32 9 and Elam took aecond In the lOOyard breaststroke w i t h 1:51,9. Dolt, Koaky, Wilson and May won the 200-yard fret relay with 2:13.8, but kilt the meet 50 to 41. Beverly Meeks Leads Odd Balls Legal Notice • • t a l a or EM IKl, VAN ItilT. dacaaaad. lata nf aald r o u n t y , to tha C o u n ty J u d g e o f Hamlnnt# County, F lo rid a, a t hla o fflra In th* court houra o f oat<l C o u n ty a t Hanford. Florida, w i t h i n ala calendar m o nth s fro m th* lima of lha first pub­ l i c a t io n o f Hit* notice. T w o eaplaa o f aach c la im or demand ahall ka la w r i t i n g . and ahall alar* tha ptaca o f r#sld«nca and poor o fftca addraaa o f lha alatman t, and ahall ho oworn t o hr tho c la lm a a L hto a c a n l . or a tto rn ey ond a ccom panied ky a fllln a Of nna dollar and auch claim or demand not Oa Iliad ahall ba void. O. Andrear a p a tr Ao A d m la la lra ta r C.T.A. o f Ska Kalata of K U l C b VA N ROT, D c iiiiM IP eb llah / March I t , t l 1, I.JMI, CDN^d * April S T O C K T O N , Call/. — (NEA) — The sports and academic world* joined today in mourning tha _“ grand old man of football,'’ Amos Alonto Stagg, who died Wedneiday. He would have been 103 years old on Aug. 18. All Amos Alonxo Stagg me­ morabilia will be on display in th* eollega Football Hall of Fam* if tha slowpoke* run­ ning the National Football Foundation aver get around to building one. If everything having to do with Stagg that la worthy of remembrance Is shown, the exhibit will take up to much epace that the shrine would have to be moved to Texet Inetead of being built on th* Rutgers campus in N e w Brunswick, N J Stagg it the only man elect­ ed to the Hall of Fame as both player and coach. Stagg, born while the Civil War wa* still a toss-up, wa* *1111 coaching a t 90. Stngg'a story is that of In­ tercollegiate athletics—foot­ ball In partlrutar. The I/innle Stagg who Exeter and Tale knew in the 1880s did more than any other individual to make football the highly ncientitle and dramatic ipectacle it ix today. Stagg a t the University of Chicago in 1802 became the firat roach of athletics ever to attain arndrmir rank. He made reaching a profession. Leaving the Yol* Divinity School, Stagg in 1890 found a student body of only 41 nt Springfield (Mass.) College, yet organized a football team that won for two year*. In 1892, Stegg went west and for the next 41 years won fame ne coarh lit Chicago, re­ mained until eompuxory re­ tirement forced him to step down es the Grand Old Men of the Midway. At 71, Stagg looked fur­ ther west for new fields. In 1933, hr became head roach at College of the Pacific, where he remained 14 years. It wasn't necessary for op­ posing roaches to show re spe d for old age on the field. Outweighed 20 pounds to n men, Stagg’* hand of 28 Pa clfic hoy* held mighty How­ ard Jonra-couched Southern California to n 6-0 score in 1934. They lielted California in '39, Inst only to San Jose State, the higlirst scoring college outfit in the land. In ‘4.3, at 81, Stagg was voted Coarh of the Year. At 64, he finally became ton old for even th* College of the Pacifir, so continued on until past 90 nt aide to his son, Amos Alonxo Jr. at Susqtiehanna. Stagg'a contribution tn the strategy, tactics, rules and everything e l s e connected with foot),all are fur too ma­ ny to lis t He originated the shifting of the back* and the ends. Ha Introduced angle blocking, was an early advo­ cate of th* forward pais. Hr increased the power of power plays, opened wider the open game, made deception trickier. . Stagg originated more f o r matione, contributed m o r e clever ideal ami develuped more fatuous pluyere und coachru than Htiyone dee. He was first to number players for the convenience of epeetatora. Boy and man, player and coach. Amo* Alonzo Stagg hat been the most compelling force American football hae known. Allow plenty of room for the Grand Old Man in (he Hall of Fame. Marge Bott* spared the 610-7; Barbara Rohr^r 5-8-10; Bernice Cobean 6-7-9; Alice Sexton 2-6-7; Edi* Carpenter -8 7. Ituao Patrick converted the 5-11); Gladys Edwaida 6-7. The 3-10 fell for Lia Kldn, Barbara Uohrer, and Jo Wat­ son. Boa* Patrick, Peg Patey, und Jan Valentine spared 46-7. Turkey* wers rolled by klertha Billing!, P at Dearolph, Lucy Mayer, and Allca The Sanfurd reerratiun de­ Sexton, partment will hold a soft ball organizational meeting to­ night, beginning at 7:30 p.m. for all teama planning to ARCATA, Calif. (UPI) — participate (n the Men's Lea­ Debra SumlquUt, 13, Rayeida, gue or Church League this caught a 80-lnch stedhead in coming season. All interested Jacoby Creek without a pole. parties should b* present at She eald ah* saw th* fish tha Recreation Office tonight. moving upstream, scared it Into a email pool, grabbed it, Elwood City, Ta., w ai site and hit It with a rock. of the first American aeamless It weighed 6 tii pound* on tube plant using rotary pierc­ BARRANQUILLA, Colom­ ing, in 1895. bia (UP!) ~ Dennis Ralston, th* bathroom scalar tha top-ranksd U.S. tennis p l a y e r from Bakersfield. Calif., dafeaUd E n r l q n s Guerrero of Colombia 8-1, 8-0 In the first round of tha 14th ON 100 BRANDS I n t e r national Barranquilla tennis tournament. Needs No Pole SPECIALS EVERY D A Y! PLAY GOLF A m oi Alonxo Slagg Boone Braves Top Seminoles In Second Loss Ily David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High baseball tram lost its second game of the season 5-4 to the Roone Braves of Orlando In a Metro Conference game nt Seminole High Wednesday afternoon. Bun Hinson, Coach Jim Mc­ Coy’s all-around player, mov­ ed from shortstop to pitcher for the Seminoles. In the first inning llinsun got e base hit and then stole sec­ ond, third and finally home fur the first Sanford run of the game. The Braves got their first run in the thin! inning when Moore got a single and went to second on an error. The next man up wnlkt-i! and then Halt got n standing op double that brought Moore home for the first Boone run. Sanford also scored in the third inning when Hinson got « single. Then muking a re­ peal performance of the first Hinson stole second and third and came home on an error to pot .Sanford back in the lead 2-1. Boone scored again in the fifth inning when (Hire got on first on an error. Moure got a base hit that moved (Hire to second. Alt got a single that brought Glue in and Klimur got a single that scored Moore. It luck burn walked ami Gay singled In Alt for the third run of the inning to put Boone ahead four to two. .Sanford scored in the sixth inning when Steve Horris got a single and then stole sec­ ond. Sonny Messer got a triple that brought Harris home. Beinie Harbour's dou­ ble brought Messer homo tn tie up the game four In four. Boone got the clinching run in the seventh and finul inning when Dunn got a base hit. Etlmar singled, Donn stole third and came home on an error to win the gams five to four for Boone, Boon* had five runs, four hits and two error* to Han­ ford's four runs, five hits, and two errors. By Jim Birehtrs nerald Sports Writer The South Seminole Hurri­ canes fell victim (o Bishop Moore's Hornets In a pitching duel Wednesday at Winter Park. Final icore was 2-L The 'Canes, coached by Dave Miller, were unable to mount a successful rally. They left nine men on baiea during the seven-inning affair. South S e m i n o l e had a chance to tie things up in the last minute, but Hornet r e ­ liefer Wally Hickson fanned Bruce Stuart to end the ball game. Shortstop George Mil wee was the outstanding Hurricane performer, slamming a double and a single. He registered the only Southwind Bill and turned in several outstanding defensive plays. He also stole a base. D ate Unley started the game for Miller's team but was removed in the fourth inning after allowing two runs, three hits. Stuart pitch­ ed the final three allowing only two hits and itriking out three. Bishop Moore acored the first run in the home half of the first Inning on a single, a pair of walks and two stoled bases. They scored the winning run in the third frame by way of two free passes and a dou­ ble. South Seminole scored its only run in the third inning on a walk and a base theft by first baseman Jim Lucas and .Mitwec's two bare hit. The llurricanri scored one run on four hits and commit­ ted one error. The Hornets tallied twice on five hits and one error, 'flic winning pitcher was Sal Greco, second Bishop Moore pitcher. Unley took the los* for South Seminole. Shufflers Vying In Daytona Play The Sanford Tourist and SHufflcbiuint Club h«» five train* entered in the f’eabody Invitational ihuffleboard tour­ nament being played today and Friday in Duytuna Beach. Several team* are entered in tin- Gould Trophy Tourna­ ment in Ilel.und March 22-23. Se\en players will repre­ sent Sanford in a jamboree singles at tho Edgewater courts on March 26-26. Sanford teams will partici­ pate in the ladle* double! tournament at th* Seabreeze S. C. in Daytona Beach on March 29-30 and 16 team* from th* Winter Park Club will plsy In Sanford March 31. Buffs Get Fresh Slant CLEARWATER (NEA) —Gene Mauch managed At­ lanta of th* Southern Asso­ ciation whsn ha wa* 27. At 39, looking younger than soma of hi* player*, he brought the Philadelphia Phlilie* from rock bottom to th* top. What is hi* theory of man­ aging? He give* baieball buffs a fresh slant; “ Th* most overlooked pari of managing ii what happens in the spring. The most im­ portant month is March and not September, "It ia during tha training period that the manager must properly appraise his men and are that they are as wellprepared aa poailble. I t wa» In Florida that we changed Richie Allen from an outfield­ er into a third baseman, for example, “ A manager haa to adjuit himself to the material. Whatever ha i* going to *ecompliih has to be done with th* man he hae. So he must adjuit his gams to tha ta l­ ent. “ Every baieball man knows tha fundamentals. You are not going to hit and run too much when you have guy* who can hit the ball out of the park. You hit and run with fellows like Dick Groat and Bobby Richardson. The winning manager knows what his people ran do and gets maximum effort. "Managing demands ex­ trema devotion. It's the onlyjob in baseball where the old saying, ‘You can't beat the hours,’ doesn't apply. I'm managing the Philadelphia club the instant my feet hit the floor in the morning. “ The manager should be able to get and digest infor­ mation about the opposition. Knowing what you have to beat helps you do it. "Good player* require no handling. They take care of themselves, know wiiut to do. Others might need a little un­ derstanding. "Kids who can play form an image in their minds of what they want to lie. The ones who succeed hrlp themselvee. A large percentage of those who fail have not tak­ en advantage of the talent with which they were blessed. Baseball ran bo largely a state of mind. "A pennant ha* yet to he won by a deep thinker or n cheerleader who didn’t hove some guys who could get (he other side out and whack the hall. “A bad manager can't help a ppor eluh and hr can ruin a good one. Don’t let anyone tell you experience doesn't rount. Yogi Berra will tell you he was a belter manager on May 15 Ilian be was on April 15 and knew much more on Hept. 15. Rapport with the pluyere is essential and a little suggestion here or there has helped a lot. “ The manager is called ‘Skipper’ for a good reason. You might cio*e tha Atlantic on th* Quern Mary without ever knowing who the captain ia, but let tha boat get in trouble and you’ll find out in a hurry. The good m a n a g e r never convey* panic. He m ust convince a!) hands that he ia | in control, whether he i* or | not. I Gene Mauch Marge Carathers Rolls Hi Series Marge t'aralher* rolled high game and eerie* when ehe chalked up 213-603 for Todds Nationwide Insurance m the Hi nouner* teugue. Kathy Gray'* 168-459 was high for Stenetrom Realty as they won 3V> points from Wilaon-Maier Furniture. Ht-b-n Padgett turned in 173 491 for llehrrns Tructors three win* from Joe's I.nundry, Dot Button spurred Art Blown Pest Control to three wins with her 180-509. Shirley Simas' 191-48 1 led tin- Lake Monioe Inn 1.assies to three wins and Evelyn Wagner led Southern Air to a three point gain. Queen of the split circle wus Gloria Arrnrdi as the converted the 6-7. Dot Johnrun *puted the 2-7; Lauru Leahy 6-7; und Billie Cliainot 6-6-10. Claudette Behrens, Linda Redman, Carolyn Sallee and Virginia Skelly converted the 5-10, The 3-10 fell for Sum Urownback, Etta Dorman, Kathy Gray, Helen I'adgett, and Madge WaUtrom. Turkeys wer* rolled by Carol Brown, Ulla Ganderton, Kathy Gray, and Shirley Si­ ma*. Thli filter cigarette is packed will America *i bcit-Ustlng pip* lobaec» -famous Half and Half. Get picas, ing aroma, great new taste. Try l pack today. OiOwf J K V iuUm j «ara United States savings bonds hive been Issued since May, 1941. Softball Meet Ralston Wins MEMBERSHIP 110.00 then weekday Greens Fee 81 Land O' Lakea Country d a b llwy. 17-92, Caaaelberry 838-2899 Hurricanes Drop Pitching Duel 2-To-l Page 6—March 18, 196G K n rfg rB ' E rra U RACING Matinees N IGHTLY — 2 p .m . — Wed. & Sat. 8 : 1 0 SUNDAY KXCRPT (No Fridey Metinee) 100 EXTRA TV STAMPS Young Champions FINALS MON.. MARCH 22 WITH EVERY - FILL-UP Sensational PERFECTAS featured THURSDAY — Ladies' Night Horry — No Miaoro (W IT n COUPON) ONLY Bob's Elk Service FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE* OPEN DAILY — • A# 1C. - • : » P* M. a i l X. FIRST SANFORD WE CITE -TOP TALUK STAMPS ’ r Thursday - Friday - Saturday MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND OHLANDO 305 FRENCH AVE. ** OPEN 6 A.M. -10 P.M. DAILY i) I �I « ( ii » %r i V t W it BanTitrS March 18. 1965—Pape 7 WrnTH 'Rabbit Key Club' Is Organized Lake Monroe Jottings By M n. II. L. Jehnion Oh those wonderful aigni o( apring. The budding trees, orsinge blossoms everywhere and the olrds singing. How wonderful. • • • Bellied h ip ­ py blrthdiy to Phillip Rihn. We wish you many more Phil. Talking about Phil, I have to mention lister Janice. She won third place in the Sanford Ju n ­ ior High School essay contest which was sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53. Congratulations J a n ­ ice. • • • Terry Rabun, Jona­ than Kelley, Richard Hittell, Suzanne Orseno and Laura Jo Garrett w e e among those out this way going to Melbourne last weekend with the Seminole High School Glee Club. This was for district. Suzanne's mo­ ther went along as a chape­ rone along with Miss Whittle, director, and 1. It was an en­ joyable day despite the rain that started about 2 o'clock. We heard some wonderful singing while t h e r e . * * * Congratulations to Pat Ro­ berts and James Eber on their recent marriage. We ^wish them much happiness tn^their future life together. • • * Oh yes, another delayed happy birthday to Susan Eber. She hasn’t told her age, but 1 think ahe is a year older, anyway. • • • A happy lady in Lake Monroe thin week Is Betty (Mrs. Robert) Mann. Her p a r­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank chandler, from Little Rock, Ark. and her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin of Texarkana, Tex. and two children, are here visiting them for a short time Sister has not seen the latest arrival in the Mann family, little daughter Nancy. So glad they came to our fair town. * • • Robert's post office is getting a face lifting right now. A new paint job on the outside and a few other r e ­ pair!. * * • The First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe is hav­ ing another clean up day this Saturday. There is a big im ­ provement in the work there too. * • • Had a rail from Raymond King the other even­ ing. He ia now home after r e ­ ceiving training with live N a­ tional Guard in South Carolina. He will be employed by a lirm in town. • • • Mra. G. B. Sapp and daughter, Mrs. Vcrdie Mae Hartman, are staying w-lth Myrtle Nettles at the pre­ sent lime. They were the own­ ers of the home that recently burned on the Upsala Road. • * • Glad tc hear that Mrs. J. H. Tindel is now at home alter undergoing surgery at the local hospital That is wond­ erful news. Just take care ot yourself Lorena. • • • The Seminole County -t-H hoys and girls arc having a skating p a r ­ ty lonlght at the Mclodco Skat­ ing Rink. Hope la see a!t ot you there. • • • Sorry that Loulte Rushlnw is ill at home Hurry and gel well, gal. * * * Mrs. Myrtle (John) Pickett and daughter. Mrs. William Cersey of Jacksonville, spent last weekend here with Claude and Rena Hawkins. • * • Pam Bradley is confined to her home because of illness. Pam is a student at Sanford G ra m ­ m ar School • • • This is a nice long weekend vacation from school Teachers confer­ ence is the reason for no school Thursday and Friday Guess there will he many a fishing pole fixed up ami hopes of many a fish being caught by the children during their holiday. l>ot of the small boys, though, have started spring baseball practice. T h a t ' s where their heart really is. Don’t blame them. 1 like to go to baseball games. • * • Our thought this week — We can complain because rose bushes' have thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses, it’s all how we look at it. Old Glory Post Names Delegate To Boys State By Donna Kates Dennis Horn of Altamonte Springs wna selected to rep­ resent American Legion Old Glory Post 183 of Altamonte Springs at Boys Style in Tall­ ahassee June 27-July 23, it was repotted nl Monday eve­ ning's regular meeting of the post. The delegate was selected by Linton Cox, chairman, and Frank Steudle. of the Americanism Committee. In other business, Com­ mander Jack Beauchamp who presided at the meeting, ap­ pointed Cox nnd Ralph Streblow ns the nominating com­ mittee. Steudle acted as adjutant for this meeting. Following tiir business ses­ sion tile post wns honored by the jiuxiliaiy unit in recogni­ tion of tlie American Legion's 4fith anniversary. 8207 To Plan Barbecue At Meeting Today By Donna Kales Final plana for the chiiKen and rib burbeeue srhrdulrd for Sunday beginning Bt 1 p.m, will be ael at the reg­ ular meeting of South Sem­ inole VKtV I’ost 8'J07 to tie held a t 8 p m. today at the Post Home north of Longwood. Included On the menu with t h e chicken or riba will tie potato aalad, baked beans, Cole alaw, h o t r ol t a , r a k e , c o f f e e nr t e a . Commander John McManus will conduct today's meeting 1 '' Pvfft t IM\ I JaU iivF* PROMOTION — B, E. Higgs, attached to Nnval Air Maintenance Train­ ing Detachment 1002, has hia new ensign shoulder boards snapped on by his wife Upon his promotion front chief during ceremonies at San­ ford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo) Retirees Seek Annuity Increase Ily Jane Caasrlberry Civil Service retireea were advised to write their con­ gressmen and senator* to urge favorable action on leg­ islature providing an increase in their annuities at a meet­ ing of National Association of Retired Civil Service" Em­ ploye* Chapter 38<5 at Winter Park. Speakers were Mr and Mrs. John C. Conner, of Holly­ wood, leaders of Districts ti and K, respectively. They were introduced by chapter president Call Setje, of Cas­ selberry. Mrs. Conner, prior to last May, was Mis. Julia Johnson and a past pirsident of Oilamlo l lmpter Do. They stressed the import­ ance of all let ti ed gov ern­ ment workers joining the n a ­ tional ns.encmt loll to piov bio strength and power so that mole ran lo- mromplishcd to benefit the let n e t s. Kdvvnid V. Levy, president of the ttilnndo CliHptei, mg nl nil Civil Service retirees to keep their record* and pa [tel s together in a safe place n s they would their in­ surance or wills as recently he has found several widows who did not know that they were entitled to an annuity. A nominating committed consisting of Dr. lamia J e n ­ son. Mrs. Norma Williams and Charles Potter were nam­ ed to sclrct officers fur the coming year. Nomination and election of officer* will take place *t (he May meeting. Attending the meeting were 40 regular mrmbera, eight visitors, and two new membar*. By Jane Casselberry Twenty-one student* from South Seminole Junior lli |h School are looking forward to becoming member* of an exclualve group dubbed "The Rabbit Key Club." Membership la attained by those intrepid young scientists and their adviser* .gomg on Roland HUT* ninitK grade earth science class' annual e x ­ pedition to Rabbit Key in the Ten Thousand Islands of Ever­ glades National Park. The group la taking advant­ age of the four-day vacation, occasioned this week by the teachers’ convention, lo make the exciting trek. Purpose ot the camping trip is to make accurate ohvervilion* of weather condi­ tion* and shore current pat­ terns, and lo collect ipecimcni for the science lab such as shells, insects, fish, and plant life. In determining the meats, the limited facilities of an is­ land campsite had to be con­ sidered. Although dehydrated | foods would be convenient, they were rejected because water | is a problem. I Adult advisors on the trip i are, in addition to Hill, his father, Dr. K. Roland Hill Sr., a surgeon from Connecticut, Principal John Angel, Mrs. Jo an Battle and Mr. ansi Mra Gerald Warren. As a result of their prize winning science fair projects, Kathy Kacar, V’slorie Wymore, and Tom Soard will be making the trip free. Other student* making the trip are Diana Bass, Walter Uistline, Karen Casa, Charles The Gieater Sanford Board of Commerce will have a spe­ cial meeting of the hoard of directors at 10 a m. Friday in the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce conference room. DeWitt Mathews is chairman Legal Notice FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We've Expanded our Roofing Line To Include: VALLEY — 12”-24” width 12” width — cut to length 18c per f t 5” O.fi. Gutter, pipe and other components 5 V. and Corregated Metal Roofing . . . $11.45 per sq. ft. WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. 5 22-5412 SANFORD, FI.A. ‘liradqunrtera For Sprinkler Systems" Utilities Meet t ass.dbetiv Clllilics will lahost to the Thud District Florida Water mid Sewer Wolfs dpi in’ols ,-tsf'h .it lilts Frol.iv at i III p in lit t In( 'asselhei t v I and t oin|wiliv off a , on 11 t g h v v n 17 "■ ' in Cnssolbeiry I la* r lei to a of i,ffi. i i will he the lump ot SMAI.I. CLAIMS Court is conducted in l.ongwood by Judge Frank 1,. Miller (left), who comes from his Sanford office to l lie Long wood City Hall front 1 until 11 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month. With Judge Miller is Lungwood Mayor David Wentworth. ill l of GORDON G IN GUCKENHEIMER h'l-llic-s. mi* Itl L M iL D WIIISKKV '1 In p i t a t 10 ii is | la t o o -t llnpoi tatit f....I fish ill South Aim io n 's \ i i i :i / a n Rival T h i s w e e k ’s B I G S a fe ty B u y at yo u r WALKER'S DeLuxe 8 YR. 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F l o r i d a . t iaa baan filed a g a l n a t you In t h e ab o v e a t yl ad atilt, a n d you • r#> r e q u i r e d to aer%e a copy of y o u r An e w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g t o t he C o m p l a i n t on P l a i n t i f f a a a a -n HKG. 6.50 VODKA wife V 'P .M IIK V rK i r V K N O W N A M I T Oi All p a r t aa r i m m i n g BEG. 4.85—41.88 CASK CORDON G & W 7^ * 100% SCOTCH WHISKY FULL QUARTS GLENM 0RE BXL MONKY HACK GFAHANTKK 3 5th» o .MIL KV. IHH HIiON > AV I N 0 I WALK FR^ ABC BOURBON IIKG. 4.65—3 STIIM 95(1 G O O D YEAR S A F E T Y C EN T ER pi th w r i R f i i t m i mt n r TUB M v r i l J l l l i m t . Mil* ( TIT I* %Ml Toll HKHIMlLt: I III %TV. TI.OMIII %. I II .%M l -1* V Ml. MHOO TUB BUVVEHY JIANK. Engle, James. Enkaen. David Finch, Martha Giddens, Mary Helm, David Krohne, Tim Lay­ man, Jackie Tearson, Steve Perry, Reggie Sigmon, Jon Simunck, David Unley, Je rry Warren, Susanna Webber and Keith Creeden. B U ILD IN G -R EM O D ELIN G OR ROOFING PROBLEMS? 8l l t AM. HI lint It IK IN H o a rd M e e tin g . GIN BRUGAL RUM OLD THOMPSON w i t l B K K Y 3.99 Qt Qt 5th 5th 5th ilu STR. KY. BOURBON CALVERT EXTRA ‘T h t Soft Whiskey Blend" RF.G. 1.26-44.91 CASK 3**. $if FULL GALLON ABC 20' c California Deaaart Wlna . MUSCATEL SHEIUtY PORT — WHITE PORT $429 FULL GALLON T **•;*••• . .M �TV' • Carol Leist Has Birthday By Jane CaiMlbeny Carol Jayne Leiit, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frank Leiit, of 520 Illblicua Road, Caitclberry, celebrated her ninth birthday Saturday with a party at her home. Her birthday cake waa dec­ orated with violets and tiny ballerinas. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and candy were served the many young friends on hand to help cele­ brate. Guests Included in addition to the honoree’e sister, Wen­ dy, and brothers, Todd and Russell, Lorrle Perkins, MeJissa Pettlnati, Vickie Varney, Marilyn Hartshorn, Gary and Johnny Hoag, Christine and Cynthia Gaston, Mark Ire­ land, Michele, Pamela and Valerie Grahame, Cary Cable, Lisa West, Gary Miller, John Chcrwa and Lester Britton. Enjoys Supper, Member* of the Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club met In the club house recent­ ly for a covered dish supper. The ladies provided a great variety of delicious f o o d which was enjoyed by all. Following the supper Paul Hclnsohn of the Keller Music Company entertained th e members with a "Musical Memories" program on Uie Hammond organ. Mr. Hein* sohn gave a prepared pro­ gram followed by numbers requested by the audience. It was a most enjoyable evening. CAROL JANE LEIST celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at her home in Casaerberry. Florida State Bank Plans Hat Contest-Cash Awards All you gals, hold on to your bats—they may mean cash for the organization you belong lo. The Florida Slate Bank Is sponsoring a hat contest fol­ lowed by a parade with ten cash prizes of $10 each aw ard­ ed the organization submitting n winning entry. Rebekah Assembly Prexy Local Lodqe Honor Guest By Mr*. CUrcnee Snyder Rcminota Rebekah Lodge No. 43 of Sanford entertain­ ed Mrs. Altis Gardner, presi­ dent of the Rebekah Assem­ bly of Florida at a banquet and regular meeting at the Odd Fellows Hull. Thursday evenlng. Mrs. Gardner is from Jacksonville. The banquet was belli at the Civic Center preceding the meeting. Mrs. Hazel Cilhuly acted as toastinistress. She introduced the chaplain, Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson who gave the invocation. Mrs. Louise Long, noble grand, was th'-n lotto, (lured and welcomed all guests. She also introduced the president, Mrs. Altis (lord iter who gave the re­ sponse, Mrs. Nick Pfelfatif, soloist, snug one of tin- president's favorite songs, "Look for the Silver Lining." She was ac­ companied by Mrs. Clarence Snyde r. Distinguished guests were introduced Iry Mrs. Kileen Rector and the response was given hy Mrs. Hattie Raynor, District Deputy President of District No. in. The banquet table* were centered with fern in which was hidden tiny yellow- ru.i-a, the president's favorite flow­ er. The guest table hold an arrangement of yellow rose* and dogwood with bow a of brown rihbon carrying out the years color* of brown and yellow. At each place was a mlnature swan holding tiny yellow roae*. Place enrils and program* were decorated with original sketches of dog­ wood drawn by Mr*. W. L Roche, daughter of the noble grand. Elected President O f Pilot Club Shuffleboard Club Music Program Mr*. Long presided at the meeting a t l lie Odd Fellows Hall. When the piesldent wns introduced a courtesy wns ex­ tended to her by several of the lodge members. Slie was present'd n monetary gift from the lodge which was tied lo streamers from a beautiful sutin pillow, made and presented to the lodge by Mrs. Nell l ul l ' l l During the ruiiitcsy, Mrs. Hazel Gilliuly sang, "I nfill of our Fathers." Many distinguished guests were introduced and 2H past noble grands. Guests were pre-i nt from Oilnlido No, 111, (iilatulo N o. .10, Kissimmee, Del,alld, Gape Cud, Muss.. Lake Gcin-vu, Wise., Stanford, toon, iiiul, (Woodstock) Conn Following Hie meeting rvfiesliments were served in the dining room by Mrs. Huzel Gilhuly, Mir. .lames Wallin. Mrs. Guy Beall and Mrs. Kvu Williams, The table was uvcrliiid with a tangerine eulored cloth and centered with an arrangement of yellow rosea ,md dogwood flanked by two tall white tap­ ers in copper holders. A largo sheet cake waa decorated with yellow roses and brown candies with the letters "Weimine Pi osidcnl." Tea and rtiffee were served with the cuke. Pilot Ciuh of Sanford, Inc., recently completed the processing of the F aster Seal* for the Seminole Coun­ ty Crippled Children* Society. Thi* ia one of the many Com­ munity Service project* which this busy Club undertakes each year. Community .Service Chair­ man, Rosamond (Mra. Bert) Chapman, announced a t their recent meeting that aome 25,000 envelope* had been pre­ pared for mailing to resi­ dent* of Seminole County by the Pilot Club. The Club also held election of officer* for the 1065-60 Club year. Their president, who will be installed on May 25th, will be Dori* Fleming. Other officer* are firat vice president, Esther (Mrs. Clay) Williams; second vice presi­ dent, Virginia (Mrs. Vernon) Harrison; recording secretary, Kay (Mrs. Bart) Gallagher; corresponding secretary, Vola (Mr*. John) Lamlierlson; treasurer, Helen (Mra. Phil­ lip) West gate and Director*, Marge (Mra. Jerry) Jernigam Margaret (Mr*. John) Hodge and Mrs. S. King. The Safe Driver Program of (he Club has been most ■ucresnful and at a recent program meeting the High­ way Patrol Safety Offircr and Mr*. Campbell, director of Safe Driver Education at the High School, both compli­ mented the Club on their In­ terest In safety and for their gift of a Magnetic Traffic Hoard to the School. Delegates to the Spring Convention of Pilot Interna­ tional, District 4. being held In Jacksonville on April 23, 24 nml 2f>th, w]| hr president elect, Doris Fleming, Esther William* and Kay Gallagher, with Marge Jernigan, Mar­ garet lloilge arid May Itabn as alt'1mates. A gift of a stereo record is being made by the Club to Pi­ lot House in Tallahassee for the enjoyment of the girl* tiie re. At the next meeting at the Civic Center the (Tub will lie entertained hy the H i g h school Glee Club. There will be two divisions, Junior and adult, with every school, church, civic *nd soc­ ial organization in the area Invited io participate. Regis­ tration forms arc being pre­ pared for mailing, and if you dr no( receive a form, con­ tact Kay Gallagher, 322-1611 and she will forward you one. Five categoric* have been established for Judging—most original In design, best use of material*, prettiest, funniest and best named creation with Juniors and adults judged sep­ arately. The entries must be at the bank and registered by April 5, with members from Hie Chandler of Commerce, Mcr chants Division, local business and organizations and the prrss judging the hati at the hank un April B. lun-.il lovely indies will mo­ del the hats for the Judging with th* public cordially in Remove crayon marks front vited to the colorful hat pa­ linoleum with silver polish rade fallowed hy coffee and applied with a damp clolh. goodies, with the time estab­ lished at a later date. Following tile judging of the hats, they wilt be on display at the bank for three days with the tellers wearing them during Faster week. No all yqu ladies, put your Iw-ad* together (and your lists) and plan to enter In the competition and win cash for your organization. It is next to impossible to obtain addresses of all the women's and girl*' organlza Hons In town, so do not hesi­ tate to call Kay Gallagher for your registration form. •Wr.th.rrd brown ■Dots on th* aurface •I your hands sad fsc* tell th* world you'r* fatting old-perhap* before you really are. Fad* them away with new ESOTER1CA. that medicated cream (hat break* up masses of pie. ment on the akin, helpe make hand* look white and young again Equally effective on the face, neck and arms. Not a coverup. Acte In the akin—not on IL Fragrant, graaseltss baas for softening, lubricating akin as It clear* up those blemishes. At leading drug and toiletry coun­ ters. p plus lax. If you have that* aga-reveallng brown spoil, blotch**, or If you want clearer, lighter akin, use ESOTERJCA. At all Drug fetor**. TOUCHtON'S Page 8—March 18, 1965 '0«tiTurB VrralB Miss Marcia C o x To Marry Mr. and Mr*. John M. Cox, Orlando, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Marcia Jon. to Robert Jam es Osburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grantham Osburn, Lake Mary. The bride-elect was graduat­ ed from Boone High School, where she was a member of the National Honor Society. She attended the University of South Florida and was a 1962 Sorosis Debutante. Her fiance was graluated from Seminole High School, Sanford. He served four years with the USAF and 1* present­ ly attending Orlando Junior College. His maternal grandparents are Mr. arid Mrs. R. II. Cham­ bers, Lake Mary. The wedding will be an event of June 5 in the First Method­ ist Church. Orlando. Mr*. Lillie Boyer entertain­ ed a group of friends at her home Monday evening. At­ tending were Mr*. Karl Rue*chcr, Mr*. Lester Scott, Mr*. Everett Stout, Mr*. Kilty Dunkle, Mr*. Lois Brooke, Mis* Maxine Stowcll, Mr*. Joe Masters, Miss Madrca Gor­ don, Mr*. William Rohe, Mrs. Otto McDaniel, Mrs. Mary Barnhart and the hostess. JS " P1EKCED TBAT $ 7 .9 3 SILVKRPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. Make Your Ntw Hair Style Stay-W ith A Casual Permanent Thai Holds. Eva Bess BEAUTY SHOP Only Senior lleauliciana Corner Oak A Commercial Phone 322-3911 / V TO HAVE YOUR ROOF CHECKED, REPAIRED OR REPLACED IF NEEDED BEFORE THE SPRING RAINS! A L S O P A IN TIN tt A N D H OM E IM PR O VEM EN TS FREE ESTIMATES! ----- N O o m . l U A T I O N S ----- A. J. A dm it anil II K. ltcrryhill 2109 Magnolia A*c. — Sanford 322-22H7 322-SO U 1 i ‘ll<a v. U ' Fly &Mosquito K iller it o! 5 7 ( P ara N uggetts un.........2 8 ( Ant &Roach K ille r u<».... 5 7 ( Baby P an ts p l a s t i c , ........8 for 89* 17" Paint T ray &Roller 6 6 t 5 gr. Aspirin 100 . . . . 9c CHEST 77c 18 Q l. Foam Cooler Pltilic 2 0 P c. P icn ic S e t .......... 59* STORM JACKET/ GRILL i« 4 / - 4 \f- v V AS A PLUMBER, I'M ALL W E T . . . TROUSERS By Hubbard Snap on hood. Cop# «op eanlrotion with nylon yant hoi#*- Lorqa po ck .t..^ P P * '« d , ' 0" ,• I’m letting experts do the job, thanks to a home-improvement loan TAILORED IN DACRON & WOOL, PLAIN & PLEATED FRONTS P e rso n a ls Now is the Time Shade* of the old-time warming pan! Doing the aame Job today, but more up todate, 1* an rleclrieal foot comforter to be spread across the fool of the bed benrath the trot tom sheet. The com­ forter is made of white quilt ed cotton in double or twin size. DACRON & VISCOSE, DACRON & COTTON FOR 0001) LOO KS AND EASY CARE COMFORT — SOLID COLORS AND NEAT PATTERNS — Osteen M ISS M A R C IA JO N C O X v „ » ic » Gto,e * * * THOSI HORRID AGE SPOTS ®Hr Doris Fleming M N FO fD Golf Balls Cc K l 1 2 / 4 9 9 GARDEN SPECIA LS OSCILLATING SPRIN KLER Covert up to 3,000 aq.ft. 4 position flip action dial adjust* coverog* pattern, $ GARDEN 2W TOOLSET W ITH THIS COUPON 50 ft. GARDEN HOSE..............990 Deluxe GARDEN HOSE..........2.99 PISTOL HOSE NOZZLE.........69* STEEL HOSE HANGER............ 49' Aluminum LAWN EDGING i-' 89' GARDEN RAKE . . . $1.99 PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” TOUCHTON'S S T A T E B A N K MEMBER F.D.I.C. ONLY "THE PRICED FROM 0.95 TO J 0.95 F L O R ID A Spalding 3 Pc. It's much cheaper in the long: run — and besides, it keeps my wife happy. She can have her new double-sink, and there won’t be a drip in the house! FLORIDA STATE BANK’S interest rates are low . . . make paying painless. 2.99 10" x 2 1 ” R e ln n g u T a r REXALL DRUG LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN MrCALL and “ERNIE“ MILLS A DOWNTOWN SANFORD �I * 1 H r Sanforft ^rralh ' \ A < - March 18, 1965—Pnpe 9 Fashions A La Mode Highlight Oviedo Womans Club Luncheon / f j $ y Evelyn Lundy A'St. Patrick’* D»y theme « a i carried out over the cn I tire Oviedo Woman'a Club, Friday, ai member! gathered lor the regular monthly lunchton meeting. A green paper St. Patrick's motif was on each table and placed on each white table m at was a green lacy sham­ rock. The speaker's table was covered with a white linen cloth, on which the shamrocks were spaced at irregular In­ tervals. The arrangement was identical to that on the other tables except for four white pipes which were Interesting­ ly used. • The meeting was called to t>rder hy the president, Mrs. Lynn Mosler, who led In the flag salute. An appropriate , devotion was given hy Mrs. h o s ie r's sister, Mrs. Prances Goings, of Sheridan, Mich. A most delicious lunch was served by Mrs. E. M. Olllff and her committee of Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. Douglas Aire, Mrs. Vera Bell, Mrs. D. II. Laymon, Mrs. R o x i e Evans and Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr. •Mrs. R. W. Estes, finance chairman, showed a calendar which the club is sponsoring. Each club member or anyone who wishes to purchase one m ay have her birthday and anniversary on the calendar. Additional names and dates may be put on for a small additional fee. Mrs. Harold Barnes, treas­ urer, announced that dues will be payable the first of June and they may be paid at the April and May meeting. These dues are for the 1963-dB year. Mrs. A. B. Tedford present­ ed a most Interesting progrsm on fashions. Several members hsd made their own ensem­ bles and Mrs. Tedford acted as commentator as each one modelcd hcr gsrment. Mrs. R. W. Estes wore s fosm green drip-dry sun dress with pleated skirt and her hat was fashioned from a sheer Bermuda straw place mat with matching handbag. Mrs. George Kelsey wore a suit of navy blue Alfalfa linen. Her shell blouse was also navy but sha showed a white one she hsd msde that might be worn with it. Mrs. Roy Britt also wore a navy suit of Enchilada, which was completely lined and she wore a becoming straw hat. Mrs. J. E. Anderson's dress was of light blue embroidered textured linen. Navy blue seemed to be the favorite color chosen. Mrs, J. H. Sta­ ley wore a most becoming navy Llnihirc jacket dross, Mrs. T. B. Clonts' attractive blue tailored dress and jacket was of wool crepe. Mrs. Ptu] Slavik chose a printed rough weave dacron and cotton ’Sdth which she wore a blue jacket of the same material. Mrs. W. II. Slspp wore a dacron-cotton aqua dress with fitted bodice and pleated skirt. A mint green A-line jumper of acetate and linen with a paler shade of green batiste long sleeved blouse was worn by Mrs. A. B. Tedford. A simitar outfit was also worn by Mrs. Vera Bell. Her jumper was of faded blue ilacron and cotton with s printed tong sleeved blouse. Jody Michael, a student at St. Luke'a Christian Day School Kindergarten, wore a dress msde by her mother, Mrs. James Michael, The small brunette model was adorable In a scarlet organdy dresa with an empire waistllne, which featured ■ scar­ let velveteen belt. The dress w ts completely lined. Changing the scene to lei­ sure type garments, Mrs. J. R. Battle modeled an acetate pongee printed mumu type dress with full gathered sleev es, featuring a belt of the dress material. Mri. Lawrence Wood show­ ed a most attractive flowered full skirted, floor longth house coat, which was clnchcd at the waist with a wide belt. Mrs. John Lundy wore a red and white striped tailored s e e r s u c k e r dress length brunch cost. Perhaps the most eye-catch lag costume was that worn by Mrs. Fred Pierson. She wore scarlet pumps, glove* and necklace and a U rge scarlet bow accentuated the back ef feet of the brief shift which was icaltoped at tha top and hem line. The entire shift was a printed paper bag from one of ihe local fertiliser plants. Mrs. T e d f o r d presented Jody Mlchsel with a mod doll aa being the most out standing model. f enneuf t .MAYS FIRST QUALITY * ALWAYS 63rd ANNIVERSARY REDUCED FOR A LIM ITED TIM E! TOWNCRAFT DRESS SHIRTS vB> MRS. FREl) PIERSON models the latest in fer­ tilizer baits at the recent fashion show of the Oviedo Woman’s Club. PETITE JODY MICHAEL receives doll from Mrs. A. R. Tedford for beinjr moht outstanding model at Oviedo Woman’s Club Fashion Show. Reg. 3.25 and 2.98 NOW Daiens of patterns, styles —regular*, tapers. Cotton or Perron® polyeeter-rct- d io m sm a k sih A Qohmh By Mrs. II. L, Johnson Soften yeast and dissolve I 20 minutes. Makes 12 Well, do you think our soup • • • tbsp sugar in lukewarm milk weather ha* gone? I hope so Mrs. H. E. Crisman says because I like warmer weath­ Add 3 cups flour and heal un­ er. Anyway we have a nice til smooth. Cover and set her Potato Devil’s Food Cake has won many blue ribbons at variety of recipes this week aside to rise m a warm place These have been given to me until light Add shortening the Missouri fairs POTATO DEVIL'S FOOD by homemakers from various and sugar which have been CAKE sillies. While out in Missouri creamed together, and eggs, *.« cup shortening last summer, a lady made cocoa, salt and remainder of 2V. squares unsweetened cho­ these cookies. They were real­ flour or enough to make a colate ly good. soft dough. Knead lightly and 1 egg place In well-oiled bowl Cov­ STONE JAR COOKIES 6 thsps. evaporated milk er and set In a warm place 3 cups flour 2 tsps. baking powder until double m bulk—about 2 1 tsp salt I tip vanilla hours. Form min loaves. 1 cup molasses or Karo t eup sugar Place in well-oiled bread V> cup shortening ' j cup mashed potatoes pans, filling them li full, ('os 2 tsps. baking powder tsp salt er and let rise again until 1 tsp ginger I '« cups flour double in bulk Bake in hot Va t#p, soda nip chopped nuts •Sift Ilnur once, measure, m en ( |2A degrees I 41) lo 5(1 Cream shortening Add su minutes Makes two loaves. add baking powder, salt, gin gar, chocolate, which has * • * g«r and sift again, lleat imi been melted over hot water, Mrs Charles Colgrove of lasses, remove from fire, add and mashed potatoes. Beat ‘ xhorli-ning and soda. Add | .New Jersey gave me this one thorough!) Add egg yolk ind flour gradually mixing well Iasi summer while in Wash­ milk, sift flour, measure and Chili. Roll in \ Inch balls ington !», C. sift with baking powder *nd SPICE MUFFINS place well apart on greased salt Beat thoroughly. Add 2 cups flour baking sheet. Press flat with nuts and flavoring Fold tn I egg well beaten bottom of glass covered with stiffly U-alen egg whites *i cup sugar dam p cloth. Makes 4lk dnren. Pour into well oiled layer I cup milk Bake In 350 degree oven for take pans. Bike In moderate '« eup. fuelled shortening 16 to 20 minutes or until done ovrn 1375 degrees) 25 to 30 • • * 1 Up. ginger minutes. * • < l tip nutmeg .Another from Missouri: 1 tsp. cinnamon COCOA BREAD You can't find many chil­ 3 tsps. baking powder dren who like spinach. So Ihe 5 'i cups flour I Isp salt 1 cake compressed yeast or mothers try "hiding" it in dif­ Silt flour, measure and sift ferent wsys. This mother, 1 cake dry yeast ^ cups milk, scalded and with spices, baking powder and salt Combine eggs, su­ ■coolest gar. shortening and milk. Add Vti tsp salt dry ingredients. Brat only un Vi cup cocoa til smooth. Fill well oiled rnuf | Vi cup shortening fin tins S full. Hake in hot 2 eggs, well beaten oven 1423 degrees) for 15 to FVa cup sugar Mrs J B. Whit, of Mlssourl.i did It this way and she says the children really eat it. SPINACH MEAT LOAF D* lbs ground pork *x lb ground vs-al t cup cracker crumb* salt and pepper 2 eggs slightly beaten 1 cup canned spinach ‘i cup sliced mushrooms Combine ingredients, adding salt and pepper to taste Form in loaf Plsct- In baking pan and cover Bake In 373 degree oven for 2 hours Uncover and let brown Serves fi. . . ed gelatin 2 pkgs cream cheese few grams salt 2 cups water N eup chopped canned apri­ cots H cup chopped nuts Combine gelatin and water Follow directions lor temper atore of water. Stir until dis­ solved. Cool until partially set Add cheese, pprlcots, nuts and salt Mix thoroughly. Pour Into mold. 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L. Leggett, cochairman; Mr*. Ellon P. Richards, staging chairman: Mr*. L. E. Swope, hospitality chairman, and Mr*. C. K. Fisher, publicity. Visitors will be welcomed to the show at a "Wayside P a rk " where refreshment* will be served with Mr*. Wil­ liam Tilford in charge. Other exhibits a n d the chairmen are "Chapel in the Village," Mrs. Glenn Humes; "How Docs Your Garden G row?" Mr*. W. J. Hartley; "Home on the Range," Mra. Robert Lormann; "Stale or County P ark ," Mr*. Paul Wition; "Bird Sanctuary," Mr*. Milton Tinsley; "Little Red Scboolhouse," Mr*. C. K. Fliher; "Indian Reservation," Mr*. Kenneth Green; "The Flower Shop," Mr*. Fred Heubergcr, and "Military Re­ serve," The North Orlando Garden Club. . There will be no admission charge, but a silver offering will be received to help de^ fray costs. Mr*. W. J. Krohne Sr. gave a devotion on "Faith.” A film on Rower arrange­ ments was shown by Chief Paul Rates and Alton Evin* of the Ca**elberry Volunteer Fire Department and in ap­ preciation the club voted to donate to the fire depart­ ment. , Garden Club member* are planning a bus trip to the To moka State Park near Day­ tona on Monday. April 19,.the regular meeting date. Those going on the trip will meet at Seminole Plaza in Casscl berry at 9 a.m. Mrs. M a b e t Crittenden, president, announced that the annual state federation meet- Plans Ing will he held April 21-28 in Tampa. The meeting was attended Monday by 38 members and two visitors, Mr*. Violet Hildebrand of Ohio and M iu E d n a Goodwin, Massachu sett*. Refreshments were served by the hostesses prior to Live program with refreshments and decoration* in green and white for the St. Patrick'i Day motif. Mra. Glenn Humes was chairman and Mrs. Edward Nagel made the appropriate drroraliuns and Rower a r ­ rangements. Others on the committee were Mr*. Rusiell Corwin, Mr*. Oicar Fcese and Mr*. Dariu* Pringle. All the ho*U**e* wore white apron* with a green shamrock appliqued. Shamrock* implanted In Iriih potatoes marked each place and a rock labeled "Blarney Slone" served a* centerpiece. 210 S. PARK AVE. ■ aVnliod la StVfNTIIN MADEMOISELLE CLAMOUR A new paint for concrete floors makes it safe to spruce up a basement even in cold weather when the heating unit Is operating. The vinyl epoxy latex finish is non-flammable. WIGS black magic... CLEANED $ 0 .r ,o Party Celebrates Birthday Ry Mr*. Clarence Snyder Robert flirt Jr., *on of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Hirt, cclc brated hi* fifth birthday Krl day and hia mother honored him with a birthday parly, the gue*t* being friend* in hi* neighborhood. The children played game* and pinned the tall on the donkey with Joe Richardion and Rita, Steve Koileff, Tina winning the prize. After Robert opened hli many gifts, balloons and hats were passed out to the guests The children then enjoyed a birthday cake, ice cream and punch. Gueata were thp hnnnrrc and his twin sisters, Renee and Terri Nettles, Glilford Allman, Jay Ostcrn, Carol Ann, Habsy and Joy Pirklei, Melvin and Patricia l.ee, Jaek and Joe Richardson, Cindy Liglitner, Ralph IIridger and Wanda Nettle*. Assisling Mr*. Hlrt were Mrs Ilryan Nrltles and Mr*. Richard Pickles. SETTING ONLY SOUTH SEMINOLE Garden Club Flower Show chairmen met Monday to to m a k e final plana for flower b Iiow to take place Saturday, April 10 a t the Woman's Club in Casselberry. Left to right are Mrs. C. L. Leggett, co-chairman; Mrs. E. P. Richards staging chairman; Mrs. O. W. Holmes, chairman; and Mrs. L. E. Swope, hospitality. (Herald Photo) S3 .5 0 FLATTIES ANI) SANDALS $3.99 to S7.9R SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT Casselberry Personals Ry Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. lllynn linker of 145 Northmoor Road have as their housegursl, hi? moth er, Mr*. Marlon Heiker, of Kcrndale. Mich. s s the things a simple pump can do for you. Underline a pastel, light up a dark, flatter, allure. Ladylike? Completely! $9.95 to $11-98 SET SHAMROCKS ADORNED the pert aprons worn by the hostesses a t the South Seminole Garden Club’s March meting held Monday a t the Cassel­ berry Woman’s Club, and the "Blarney Stone" was the center of atten­ tion on the serving table for the St. Patrick’s Day theme. Left to right are Mrs. Russell Corwin, Mrs. Glenn Humes, chairman, Mrs. Edward Nagel, Mrs. Oscar Fcese and Mrs. Darius Pringle. (Herald Photo) , b n d e r fu l. ANIt CALL .122-191.1 Friends of Mrs. Anna Rush, I She lived in Miami w ith hrr who formerly lived on Pin 1daughter for the past two musts Drive, Casselberry, will years. Rurial was in Wnod regret In hear of her d e a th . lawn Memorial Cemetery, OrMonday, March 15. in Miami. | lando. ASK FOR YOUR FREE GIFT WITH THE SALE OF LADIES SHOES FROM $1.99 UP. Betty Anne's B. E. PURCELL CO. Hair Sitting Salon 221)1 S. Park Ave. OR I, \M > n SANFORD Luncheon Honors Miss M cDavit,' Bride-elect ROBERT HIRT JR., ami n group of his friends celebrate bis fiftli birth­ day with a party at his home in Osteen. A bridal luncheon was held at Jim Sprncer'a »n March 18, 1985 for Patsy Ann Mr Davit Her marriage to John t ’u sey will he solemnized Murrf' 17, 1985 at (he First Metho­ dist Church with ilev Robert Jenkins officiating Those present at the Inn, henn were mother of the hride, Mr*. William MiDavil; moth er of the groom, Mr*. Patrick Casey; bridesmaid, airier of Mlsa Mil lav it. Mm Jink Ma­ yo. Also Mi*. C .1 Caruso, Mrs. Anne Watte, Mt* Addy Ramsey and Mis. Hirhurd Klaih. MODERN AND EARLY AMERICAN another Castle Farms Store SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1965 2619 South French Avenue (A LONG lll.OCK NORTH OF 37TII ST. — \T IIWY, 17-SI CLOVERLEAF) OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M PLAQUES FROM $0.50 OUR REGULAR PRICE — WEEKEND b 'A GAL. FRESH OR REAL CHOCOLATE LYNN HASLFlY, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Don Ilnslcy of Forest City, was honoree of a party on March 5 in celebration of her tenth birthday. Party guests enjoyed games, refreshments and the opening of the many lovely gifts. Among the guests were front row from the left, Mary Lu Krenzer, Barbie McGinnis, Lynn llusley, birthday honoree, Allison Rich­ mond and Jo Ann Krenzer. Back row from the left are Doug Krenzer, Jeff Krenzer, Judy Scott, Gerry Weis und Patrick Rhodes, Flemings Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. WITH EACH V2 GALLON MILK PURCHASE WE WANT YOU TO TASTE OUR MILK, COOKIES, CHEESES, AND OTHER DELICACIES PLUS BACON Lb. 5 9 ‘ EGGS Doz. 5 0 c ROTTI.F, DEPOSIT REGULAR PRICES — CREAMED SUNDAY, MARCH 21, At 7 P.M. Tickets available from Contestants. Proceeds to the Heart Fund. “Cinderella” will be announced at approximately 9 p.m. Sunday. See the*ShowI SW IFT S I’ld.M il M FLA. GR. -A ” LARGE Heart Fund Benefit Skating Show HELP SUPPORT YOUR CHOICE OF “CINDERELLA” BY DONATIONS TO THE HEART FUND IN HER NAME! A PENNY A VOTE! FREE MILK 4 9 Who will be “Cinderella?” Attend the SPECIAL 1st P R I Z E ! ONE YEAR’S SUPPLY OF ICE CREAM! Vi GALLON PER WEEK FOR 52 WEEKS NOTHING TO BUY TO WIN BUTTERM ILK (ittL 40° pllMI dep. SKIM M ILK >*. G »L f l Q c p I u s dep Orange Juice Vt G al. SKATING RINK Qt. 59c 31' Onora Rd. at Sanford Plaza Phone 322*9277 or 322*9353 -J*»' ****** N O W 11 L O C A T IO N S 8ANFORD — DEBABY — DELAND — ORMOND — ORMOND BEACH PORT OBANGB — HOLLY HILL — 4 IN DAYTONA �n * » Stir §ittfarh X rrilb March 18, 1888—Pape 11 (Dsuah CUbJbij. DEAR ABBY: I i n » and male, and my problem it this: "How Cm I gra­ ciously answer the ques­ tion*, "Why are you limp­ ing ? " and, "Why don’t you d ance?" Most people are not aware of my limp unless they've known me a long time. It Is not very noticeable except when I am tired. Some peo­ ple think I have recently hurt my leg. The reason I limp, Abhy, la because T had polio, and surgery as a result of it. But I'm afraid if I were to tell people this it would create an awkward silence. An offhand wise­ crack doesn’t go over very well now that I'm older. Can you tell me how to answer these two questions so there will be no further discussion of a subject I find rather unpleasant? Qmoby N ew spaper E n te rp rise By Abigail Van Buren ANONYMOUS. PLEASE DEAR ANONYMOUS: The best reply to both ques­ tions la the simple truth: " I ’ve had surgery as a r e ­ sult of polio." If questions persist after that, answer them graciously enough so the Inquirer will not be e m ­ barrassed, and b r i e f l y enough so he will realiie that you don't wish to dwell on the subject. On A»*n. Good trump managamant ia most essential when you don’t have many trum ra to man­ age. Thua, everyona trlea to avoid playing a hand with only four ' trumps, opposite three in dummy, but you can’t hava everything. Sometimra you will find yourself in that uncomfortable posi­ tion. North wanted four spades for his raise and South wantrd five spades for his jump ■4b game, but the cards had Hot been dealt that way and South had to struggle with .w hat he had. At first glance there seems to be no problem in the play. South can win the first heart with his ace and not worry too much about the rest of the play. After all, it la dum- (BAxdqsi°swoldJocoby firat heart lead and if the de­ fense plays perfectly from then on South will not make ♦ Q J 832 his contract. 4 A Q I2 ' WEST EAST South docs not know this *83 A 10762 because he is looking only at V6S43 VKQJ107 his own hand and dummy but ♦ 61 ♦ A74 if South is a good, careful + 10M * K J0 SOUTH player, he will protect him* A J»5 aelf against all 'normal poor V A02 break* by the simple expedi­ ♦ K 10 0 ent of letting East hold the *763 first trick. Both vulnerable If he does, there will be no North E e i t B o o t h W e s t IV I * Tau way to beat him and if East 1♦ Pais 1 * Pass 2* leads a second heart at trick Pats Pass two South will make five odd. Ope ni ng lead— V I He will ruff In dummy, caih my with the three trump* dummy’* king and queen of that ia short in hearts and trumps and lead a diamond South cannot be forced to ruff toward hi* hand. Eventually he will pull W eit’a trump* in hla own hand. All this is an optical illu­ and discard cluba on dummy’s sion. If South does win that long diamonds. north (d > ii AKQi »« tOn Jh& Woman: lly Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: Since I broke up with my husband, my boy, 6, and I have been boarding with my parent*. A* the support mon­ ey l get for Melvin Isn’t en­ ough to support me, too, l have to work. My problem is that my brother and his wife keep telling my mother that Melvin is killing her by his bad ia-havior. I don’t know what to do as he won’t mind me eitlirr and has tantrums at bedtime. . . . ANSWER: Doee your family’a eriticiem of Melvin make you feel worthleee—a total failure? If it doee, you muet begin In plan to get away from it even though it tMke* time t« put the plan into ef­ fect. It i* bad for Melvin to hear you constantly criticised. To obey you, he has to trust you. How can he do that if h» hear* you constantly dispar­ selves, it is crushed by sug­ gestions we are doomed to failure as a parent a* well as a wife. Under such circumstances, flight from our accuser* is the answer Flight is the snswer be­ cause we are still too wound­ ed to be able to fight bark. And submisaion to our accus­ ers can destroy us. Don’t be frightened. You can't run away Uu* minute. You will need time to work out other arrangementa for Melvtn’a care while you work. Right now the real problem is realizing the (instructivrnesn in which you and he me living It's not only the real one but also the hard rit one. m o i l in ev itab le In** o f sclf- There is no chore so hard as ConfidelU'v we live w ith r e l a ­ realizing Hint our mothers, tive* w ho c o n s t a n t l y criticize fathers, slMer* and brothers th e t r a i n i n g » r give our don’t love Ii* a* much a* they child, we d o n 't have a chance. pretend they do. Every I line we struggle back Melvin knows That'* why to a little aurencs* in our­ he is being so had. aged by your family? He can’t. That’s why he’s so dis­ obedient. He's trying to make life so difficult for you that you’ll take some relisting uctlon to this criticism—and ao enable him to trust you again. When we have failed as a wife, we can become very sus­ ceptible to criticism as a mother. We are very consci­ ous that we’ve shown poor judgment in the selection of a husband. What we don’t realize Ii that we've lost confidence in all our judgments. We juet know that we can't assert our judgment of Melvin's bedtime with any firmness or joy leit it also be m i s t a k e n , c o n t a i n ­ ing f u t u r e t r o u b l e f o r US. When in a d d itio n to t h is nl TELEVISION THURSDAY P . ML I <10 i l l N n r i , S pa r t a . 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M. nounced that their contract II 01 C i Bay W h a n I d Love of Li t e to play an annual Shrine ben­ ( I ) Do n n a Itaod efit game here has been ex­ It :» i d Na wa — tended through 1970. Receipts tl:>® C> T r u t h o r Coneet r uanr aa r from three pravioue g a m e s (f) b a t c h F o r Tomor­ have brought in {219,000 for row II) Kathar K n e e Ban Shrine charities. i d Tna MeCoya i l SI IS, l i u . d l n * Ll * h t 11 I t i t ) M l , ' Na w a H t p o r t ;.®0 C> Na wa • E d i t o r i a l Wa a tar IS) ID l i t * C) 1.10 <J> id It) 1:11 C) 2 t>0 C> id II) Sill C> Ctrl Talk guests plesse to kerp all four legs of the chairs on the floor? This may seem like a small problem, but it has me whipped. I shudder when we must entertain some friends who do this. S i g n me, "ANNOYED." because that’s what 1 am. DEAR ANNOVED: A hos­ tess may certainly ask her guests to quit rocking back and forth on the hind legs of her chairs. You mention the possible damage to your chairs and floors. But you overlooked a most serious danger—their falling back­ wards and cracking their noggins. - . • • • DEAR ABBY: Your ad vice ia usually pretty good. but you sure missed on your answer to the woman who complained because h e r husband "lost all interest" in her. You advised her to gel him lo a doctor. Doc­ tor, my eye! She ahould lake herself to a lawyer. I was married to a man who, after only nine years of marriage, lost all interest in me, too. 1 checked into his outside activiliea and found out that he had girl friends all over town. No wonder he lost interest in me. He was always d r i d tired. He only came home to rest up. "THREW HIM OUT" • • * TROUBLED? Write to ABBY, Box 69700. Los An geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby'a booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wed ding." aond SO cents to Abby. Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. IS) Ornarat Itoepltal S II I d Nawa—Edwarda It Ran a magical great nee*! By Dick Turner ’"TMAT a R-avcr.MRa. h u m p h T 5OMCM0VS w J HOOPLS-.AREAL wARTMS, MY t o , - , TIM \ y , . - - xpiLLbt M A S C i D TO COME BY A i h J S e HUCT H/WE BCEM A J I S U P P E D ON-WE U B H A u y V ^ ® ' ' MK6 A PUTTED r^LkJUiD LIBRARY ^ T E P 5 ! WITHOUT Ht6 ■STOUT ARM l FEAR T ,M 1 D ' D A NEVER ,VOU LD h a« r a « ■MADE IT HOME OM TH* iMJjHEOr A M K L e / — A- ' C». h « ..TWFRE?TWPV AMP MOW/<*RAk \r V U W AC^UINC-.7H1A viORaJiMO-. HA^ CAOiSHTMiVV’ about the s sr® REP-HAMPER t S RAxt r Ai v* p e r f e e o e r IN T HE ACT OF THIS LATE 0 0 THE >EAR. ' MAKiMO. s u r e V \ J R BP O T H E R K\ APE A HE P WI N THE w a g e r .’ j B E T WITH HIM THAT NOTOSOE ru ^ "Boyt What thota Wide naadad waa 8 talaphonal** By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES OUR ANCESTORS 7gwjon EDYTH T H O R N T O N M c L E O D Do you groan ami grunt every time you have to bend to pick up eomething? Do you aigh when you must get your hoi from the top shelf in your rluthi-s rloxel ? Then what you need |» flexibility -and you enn de­ velop il. i waa (old by « famous (ember of health and exrr cDe that both mental and physical well-being etc drft nitely dependent upon t h e conscious development of six separate bodily factors, which are—Endurance. Flexibility. Equilibrium, Strength, Speed and Skill plus coordination Any exarciae program muat have these fundamental con cepta. Exercise alone will not reduce you, but it I* wonder­ ful for flexibility and a cer­ tain pola*. You can develop the aix factors by home ex­ ercise. After forty exercises should be done for relaxation rather than any muscular de­ velopment. Alweye eitrcla* in front of an open window and be careful of the number uf “rwpe»l«." The greet teacher said that, to him, Rftloderatlon ia the father and the mother of physical fitness." Following U G orjil^. ’' ■ ^ A tu C ttY U ^ ■rr »«mplcft of the * xrniif> from our expert. For neck flexibility: Stan*! erect. 4 limp bunds beneath Ihe chin Try to puali yntii head *L>night lack, nil tin time m in tin g the pit'Mire of your hands. Repeat with your lii-ftil tinned first light, then left. This in viid when unr«| with my pi o£ rum of "How Tu Youthify Your Neck.*' For hi*, k flexibility Lie on your atoniarh. heat! held high and back. l ean on your hand* Extend tin1 hiu k and bend Ikneea* See hnw Hoar to your head you can get your torn 7 hi* one !• difficult, but needed Hold the position ha long a» possible, then relax. To ohUim the neck cum* program, acini nir n long. ndfaddrefied. alamped rnvelupe and rtirlusr a dime. I'ae tin* plan and the exrrciaea here for good result*. Rend the in* atruetions sevriiil times and then get to work. Tomorrow—“Dear E d y t h Thornton McLtod” • Ml I, «XAW -I MM S I (< ‘11 j f o u ' r a a l l t h a t a u t o m a t e d , m a y b a I c o u l d t h i n k u p p r o b U m a lor y o u r o o m p u ta r to aolvof* By Kate Osann TIZZY W ait, Ponce! Go tell your wifa you couldn’t find It— and then com® back ana hav* aom a!" SHORT RIBS - but 1 -Think wed better , CUT 1 H)S PART THAT FUN AT th e : WhJG. f o M ttf o r t R ID E -IN T H E A T R T O ^ I T E T H H l I AT. a t m . »i.«o a r 4 ii l o a d Tito H a l f "A Cal.oiiai, A m u r ihjii n o n : “ If you put aoma thinga o ff long anough, It'a to o lat* to do thorn— b u t n o t housew ork!’* ’ Tidbits -»v at,,. Kvun Picks Acaota WICHITA. Kan. (UPI) — T a n n a a i a a Lrnte Jim Ryun. the only U.9. high Kocua Let j Make A Daal school athlete to hav* run • At Tha Wort# T u r n sub four-minute mile, will anNawlltae io II at Oregon State next NUC N e w s Deport Mo m e n t ot F e a r fall. Ilyun will follow his for­ Pataword FI a r a t l a T h e Wi n d mer high school Coach Bob Docl or a Timmuna, who became Beaver Ar t L l n k i t t t t r heed track coach last week. Day In C o u r t ( I) *S> (*> ABC Naara t t ) A n o t h e r Wo r l d I d To Tall Tha Truth M l M l • DEAR ABBY: We have a handsome. Intelligent boss who has one fault. He opens everybody’s mail. It doesn't n u tte r If It’s marked P E R ­ SONAL, or not. He opens it anyway. Even bills! And l know he read* everything because he’# made remarks about bill* being overdue and other information he could only have picked up from personal letters. I once tried to tell him In a nice way that he shouldn't open other people's mail, but he laid he npeni all the letters from the back and he doesn't pay any attention to whom It la addressed. I can't get used to this. I wait for the mail and try to get mine first, but some daya he beat# me to it. He owns this business and he'a the boss, and 1 have to eat. So whal do 1 do? IN PORTLAND DEAR " J " : Don’t tell me that's the only job in Port­ land! It is obvious that your handsome, intelligent boss has nose trouble. If you want the privacy to which every employee is entitled, clear out of there and find another job. But If you r e ­ main, knowing your privacy is being violated, don’t complain. • * « DEAR ABBY: Have you seen these men who rock back and forth on the two back logs of their chairs while dining or playing bridge? This is a problem I don't know how to cope with, It not only put* a great strain on my chairs, bill it also make* . large dents in my vinyl tile floor. Can a hostess ask her c a r n iv a l ; OUR BOARDING HOUSE BUGS BUNNY HMWJ *-V HEY, BUGS! YOU PROMISED TO READ ME A RIGHT ON SCHEDULE! 1 Slaacultna ntrknama 5 Pan point tOennan •as.a Wed •T Etiar a# Scatter* DOWN lDUda -rip knight -"' lSConcvjd Hawaiian BODE ALL DAY TO TH’ I I pappt r k ... twen C A S T L E —Bl A... B L A ... 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The latest casualty is "Nearer My God to Thee.” It has been dropped by the Church of England from a revis­ ed version of its hymn book. The literary adviser for the revi­ sion evaluated the famous old hymn —written in 1856 and a favorite ev­ er since—as "sentimental, of course, but doctrinally vague." Also dropped from the revised hymnal is another old-timer long on the theological hit parade: "From Phil Newsom 5avs OFF BALANCE Reds Badly Split Greenland’s Icy Mountains.” The lit­ erary adviser for the new hymnal felt this one had “imperialistic con­ notations." A third old standby, “ I Want to Be Like Jesus,” also was sernpped. Without presuming to secondguess the experts on the theological reasons for killing these old favorites, many of us who have sung them so often cannot help but feel that many a troubled soul may have derived fresh courage and comfort from their words and music. It is to be hoped the hymns which replace them will be as effective. e, The widely heralded ‘'unity" conference of Communist par­ ties in Moscow succeeded onlyin showing how badly split the world Communist movement actually is. Primarily it was a meeting of second-raters, including a group of “ observers" from the t'nited States and a delayed delegation from Great Britain where the Communist party exerts little or no influence. The shabby climax to what had been planned by Nikita Khrushchev as a showdown session leading to party ex! communication of the Chin esc Reds succeeded only in demonstrabng the loss of Mos­ cow leadership. The Red Chinese did not at tend, nor did any Asiatic delecations except Mongolia and India. Prominent among the miss, ing was a delegation from Romania, the “ neutralist" within the Communist bloc, and Indonesia which has the largest Communist party out­ side the Communist world. Even new Soviet Premier Ucxoi Kosygin chose to absent | himself in favor of the opening of the East German Leipzig :.ur. Tills was a meeting original­ ly scheduled by Khrushchev f»r Dec. IS and running into Here’s My Freedom simple. The girl friends knew we A recent survey has revealed that didn't have any—at least not enough teenage boys are surrendering many to bother with. of their freedoms to their teen-age No, there is nothing new in this girl friends, even before marriage. . boy-to-girl freedom surrender. And The boys, the researchers report in we have n hunch it is going to con­ apparent surprise and some alarm, tinue indefinitely—a t least as long not only are letting the girls tell as there are boys and girls. them what to wear, but also are Why not? Both sides scent to like turning over their allowances and it this way. Besides, it’s wonderful earnings to the girls, who t h e n premarital training for the boys. place the boys on a budget. The new findings are no real cause for concern. Many of us post-teeners can recall, if our memories are hon­ Thought For Today est, that girls have been doing this Behold, 1 send you out ns sheep in to bovs quite some time. the midst of wolves; so be wise ns Else why did we suddenly start serpents and innocent ns doves.— combing and slicking down our teen­ Matthew 10:16." age cowlick, shaving the fuzz off our • • * teen-age cheeks, and doing a lot of Pain makes man think. Thought other odd things we previously had makes man wise. Wisdom makes life disdained? endurable.—John Patrick, "Teahouse And the reason we didn’t turn ov­ of the August Moon." er our money to our girl friends was ^ ■/> Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Helen Fuller Soys Haters’ . . Call To Arms . . Wives, lie sure you scrap hook Clara's raxr, for every woman grows at least a lil Hr jitlrry about woman­ kind's age old false notion. No get Ihr la d s anil then flghl (Irr with lire at Ihr age of to, bill please NEVER resort to nagging In win expressions of affection from your male. CANE V U0 Clara T aged 39, is like many worried wives "Dr Irani-," she tw'gan. "fear is making my life mis era hie " f o r example ! am pan icky if I am alone in the house, so 1 run over to my neighbor's almost every day "Or 1 sit at ttie telephone and talk, just in lx- reassured by the von e ' of my ft icn I* WASHINGTON— The assas­ derer less than $2 to import 'grown Increasingly aware of violence and danger in the sination of President Kennedy Bills to control such mail order streets, and Congress has been was not enough to shock the sales were lost in committee bearing from other citizens last Congress into tightening in 1963 Pressure applied by in addition to hunters an t gun control over firearms The sportsmen and gun lovers lovers on the subject of con current wave of acts of armed against any limitation on their trolling the sale of weapons. robbery, violence and murder, constitutional right ‘ to keep That is one reason for Pres along with new government and bear arm s" was too strong ident Johnson's spe, lal mess alarm at the extent to which for Congress to take arg to Congress recommend­ This was in spite of the fact ' hate" groups are collecting ing new laws banning inter and biding away weapons, that a Gallup poll at that time stale mail-order 'ale of guns may tie enough to bring action showed eight out of 10 people to individuals and strictly questioned favoring stronger in the present' (’ uncross limiting the iru|»,rt of guns John E. Kennedy, who as firearms laws, including t h e and other iritis from abroad Senator urged limiting liie im­ requirement ot a police per Another reason is the evi­ port of cheap foreign guns, mil to purchase a gun dence pi mg up in government In the year that has inter­ was killed by an Italian rifle investigating agencies that which cost the L'.S mad order vened Barry Goldwater is not bands of fanatics across the 'the only American who has house that sold it to the mur­ country are accumulating size able stockpiles of firearms and ' I never v'.i- tins vs ,iv nil'll ammunition. The President (he past, few m o nths m > wli.c t.uik oblique notue of till* fart is wrong w.tn m e’ Un I !-•when he a»ked that new arms lug mv mind’ " Entr-rprlse restrictions apply to fanatic* AlUfnonIr Spring* No , ara is not losing h,t M n Ritrhle IlitrU as well a* criminals Mr. Julio llartoa nnnd 66HSH31 1 The highly reliable "Wash 838-1318 But her drr .id of being a om­ 668-4604 ington evening S tar'1 printed it a common symptom of " ■ flrar I.akr-F orr»t t ity a page one *penal report on mennpa isal panic Dial aft.. *Mr*. Maryann MtlrA Lake Mary this a*;>r t nl the arms pro­ millions of women when tb, u 838-3678 Mr*. Kraner* Wealer blem i ritillod ' The Halers next bu'hday is No M 322-6219 f'iiifclW rr j Tln ir i a,l To t r i m " the Clara is afraid of losing In-1 Lake \lufi rut Mr*. Jane l o**rlberry report was written by the physical charm, (or she !•, Mra 11. L. John non 838-3046 323-4722 i S tars award winning reporter Chuluott Miriam (Jttenberg. noted for Lonuwood Mra. J o a n Magm tier a, -ess to Justice and KBI Mr*. Donna Klatea 363-3742 experts 838-3317 Di-IDry The Evening Star" report North Orlando M i l John t.con* Mra. Margaret Cooby discloses that gun caches dis­ By W a t e r C. Ba r i t e* 61,8-488] 322-6793 covered 111 seven state "have Two Hollywood kids glow Deltona l«en undeniably linked to a ered at curb other and then Oatern Mr* Mildred Haney Mra. Llarrnee Snyder hater or hate group"—in Call one bragged "My dud,Jit* can 668-3631 322-4841 'orniJ Mississippi, " Illinois, Ink your daddies!" Genre* • • a Oviedo New Hampshire, New- York, Mta. Evelyn Lundy Mr*. JoAnn Ha)» Indiana and Virginia An alar mini; increase is 363-3160 349-48*3 The sources of the guns are reported in cheating of cus­ found to be domestic and for tomer a try- supermarket , h e c k eign \n Kill search last Oct • nut clerks and store noin.ig ohx-r of the l«,mes and cars of t-rs Nor ta gives houst w in ­ three Klunsmcn charged with fo,id for thought. bombing Negro homes in Me Comb, Mi-v , disclosed part of a i ache of |s Russian rifles dr livrred to \\aw-land, Mass, along with 10,000 round* of Russian ammunition I’ag e 1 -A S a n fo rd , F lo rid a T h u ra ., M a rch 18, 1065 \ Senate Subcommittee un drr Senator ftodd of Conn XXAI.IS.M A. LIHLUV*. KOITOH AXIS n HI .ISM ER according to the ' Washington S II AM s X I I I . T i l l . O P - m t l l s l l M - n » . e r » l N t a s i t l Star." now has turned up the (SOUKIIT A U . 1 AVI I MI ( • A l l , I l l i n o i s a ii i i t s : voucher for the guns identify­ .loo-iuti l.ilitur A4 v t r l l s l c | Di r e c t or ing the supplier as a mall or­ i nul l m rsil.T n i l I.HLKS der house m Vlexandria. Va . M a n . c n , a Itdttur AUvar i i al na M . n . f . r l i t , 11 ■ s W II.U A CI Hunter's I>«!ge, the outlet for bufl.tr K411of JA V II S H O K W t h t n Interarmco 11,11 I I I . A L i r i . X Mut.naai U i l t | i r Development* In the p a s t cur tailor SK ED W E L L E ji u t w n .ii year are likely to make Con o v.ty xauor l iarhaalcAi l o g o gress more receptive to the HI LI. V I S r K S T idea of clamping down on the H u r t rholucra|>bar sale and use of deadly we a l - j u l . s h a l dal l y . s o . g t S a t u r d a y . S u n d a y a nd C b r D i m a o , pun- pons Herald Area Correspondents Barbs uJljT j$>auftu*h tSjerali) lieves the age old medically 1 Sonic of these wives then erroneous notion that the become ,rv liable* and nag woiiit, is Hie barometer’ of a their hn.-stun. just to r<-si the woman's allure. | latter and if they can force That t‘ positively false' VVo a statement m affection from men. wake up to mistical them facts' You don t lot e me any Your womb is chiefly "ex more' such a woman may cess baggage" as legards prole*' ,ir itin, tlit* night u n t i l ynui feminine attractiveness to lu-r mate in desperation will for,el i'll e V i hum. " \ n u know men dog goto w e l l I hu e you'" It thus is eompar.d,le to (he 1 !>.,! the sweetest music vermiform ai pendix which is also unnecessary to the dlgcs in tin- world to tlie <ars of a tlieimp.m-al' wRe. even if sintmn of (ms! Both the lenialr womb and n ii-! nag and nag till she the vermiform appendix .,re lor ( es ,t from tier in tie' t h u s wtui we medics call cx But tie grows calloit-ed to , • -- baggage " t„ i ron-tant t, .is amt nagg But women, ever since Eve Itig, >o tie Is slower to respond in the Garden of Eden, have Ihr next lime, thus uureasing Iliad, a hasty generalization her panic a t m it their womb bo send for mV tvooklot S u ite thev o b s e r v e d th a t it M c r io j . i u - . i l C o m p l e x e s ru s l a t t e d its m onthly f u n rtto n at >losing a long -'ampcsl. return about Hie age of 13 a nd stop • its elope, plus go rents |v I ., oiind Mu age o| 13 they It will show sou wives how M.iu-ned th.it I was Hie h a s p t ■in. | your husband s ,iu,l> ing ot then phv steal cli.it ill - < M u o a ti v m u i , o l d e n \ \ c d 1 .r -till ing Hut 3b ) ear d.n !•*n« •it their bloom of youth IN dti i.Is peak \t t Gj I> tlie womb is a ivi.it t\ , v inert organ, simply tin. k<’•11 'n 'Ii, Irmaw- anatomy ■n \ ii#' long shoi ib.inrc that *! in u .it tv needed h.r jiregn.tiic \ . in Hi, a ie r a g r Vmerican w h- 1 tb'is t-il t in - .led mole Hun i our or live times in « v»;!«* > entire m a rtu g c - If it develop* fibroids and IT!list he surgically removed liv Y|rcctofiiv , il- absence n ,1 reduce a wlie's seduc i ,vi allure But if women like Clara be lieve tin- fal-e notion that they can t lie sexully attractive to Hour llll'tiaiids after the meno­ pause then t h e v can develop all sort* of neurolic symptoms. trouble even before Khrush­ chev's October downfall. Especially noteworthy, coin ciding as it did with the Mos­ cow meeting, was a new blast from the Red Chinese against the Soviet*. The Chinese accused the Russians of hypocrisy and anti-Chinese agitation. The Moscow meeting and the blast from Peking demon­ strated that Kosygin's recent stop-over in Peking and his visit to Communist North Viet Nam had faRed to heal the basic rift between the two forces and 'hat the Communist world remains divided ns It n e 'e r has been before. But while Moscow's position as a leader of world commu­ nism appear* to be at it* low­ est point, i! doc* not mean that the Soviets will move im ­ mediately ti-wird improving their position in the West. What does seem clear is that Moscow is reassessing its global policies, i n c l u d i n g peaceful coexistence. STEEL SHELVING fi e lnMUtil(<sn*t • fturcfc * •cfcooti * e flW * , Fnm wi i L y e * r *t * 1 *!>#?« in* *n4 lew k«rt, Wi lt# foe rutal*#* ftoorygo Stu a rt PHOttt SI! 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Apt. Cl o i e Cowa n. 123-4011. u. «i v a l i a n t i n 0or. t i p , . t , • Ri dl o. I l ' t l . r , SVIill. wi t h H i d I n t . r u - r . W i t . j u . t h.,i I’il'V — N . r d t o ( i l l ! f i l l f : 3 . l*al__« f l . r ) p m _________________ DNFFBNI HHKD II .» u a a. I Apt*. 101 b d r m , ba t h, e o mp l r l a l y re- CL EAN f ' u r n mal t o, 333-1374. d e c o r a t e d , good l ocat i on 111* 4140 3 Be dr oom f u r n l a h a d a p a r t ­ me nt . Co n t a c t | I 1 3 P a l m e t t o 3 - He dr oum l b a t h horn# kl t r h e h f ur n i s h e d $!k fl" m o n t h - 3-UKDROOXI, F u r n . Co r n e r 5th l> Sre - w n t r on p r e m l a r s A Lake Ma r y B l v d , !*ake F r i d a y , March II, Xlary. 133-7111. 11 00 n rn a n d ? o(t p |U g;* Sa r lie Sirred ______ I D U P L E X Mo d e r a t e l y f u r n i s h ­ HIJ. Mnl.il.- Uumuo - Sale l*I an 1 1 l i edromii# NEW and P BRD Awn i n g s A C a b a n a * Q P A l t V MOBI LE 1IGXIE8 H e r 17-33 9 133-1$I2 ed, 1 Available after l l t h k t h e o t h e r Ma y Adult* " * 1st 111 - I I 10. I f t i hi m A b a t h F u r n Ant |55 In elude* w a t e r * el ect r i e It) 331-3X07. FUUN f ur n Apt., w a t e r A 14$ US Mapl s Lights NE W Mi ui N— A?r condi t i oned 3 Bdr m F a c t o r y Hu lit C a ­ FURNISHED, upstairs, P * * n b a n s A C'arimM* 322 4111 ti-wn, I bdr m. , var y r oomy 1884 MOl l l LI ll"MI Near l y W s t a r F u r n Nn c h i l d r e n $ X•» ne w 1 lied run in, Ff ■ml K i t ­ mm Ph. 122-3171. chen Awni ng He p a n d a h l * L u i r i g fiourn, Aaaum* pa y- F l ‘ BN. 3 Room Dupl ex, bat h A w a t e r Incl uded, $ AI mo 122ni*i.i* 1 2 7 - l l f t _________ LL— — U J 1243 10,1. Mnliilp Humpx - llrnl It K11BUi 'M T r a i l - r on L a k e \ 11 1-j. „ Adul t a tni 11 Pit 323- 1)11 ION. K i mi r i n CPOPK CONVERTIBLES AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. p i am , m NATIONAL hi), IT COULD RE JUST A “COME ON” TO GET YOU INTO THE DEALERSHIP. 1J2-072D BUT I KNOW THIS DEALER’S REPUTA­ TION IS A-l, SO WHAT AM I WAITING FOR ? ? TODAY 0B f n r a ilr 0 - Ilurkrt Scat., A u tn m .llr T ra n .m i . i t n n , I l i d l n , l l r a t . r , a n d W hl l * THE LARGEST Muni* 4 llnoi Hardtop. Tlrra, 3.800 Actual M ile , 2 Year (T C i W C C Warranty Still In K ffrri. -P J r t V C -f C h r .y II 4 lloor Solan. Standard Trana- 11 1 Q C mlulon. A lU’al I'upular Cor, * I O il SUPER DUPER SPECIAL ■ 1 1 ■ I’nnllar H ltr Chief 4 Moor Srd in . 62 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS HISTORY ON RENAULTS!! THIS 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A TRIUMPH SPORTS ( ONVKHTIHI.K FOR TIIE LOWEST PRICK EVER TO BE OFFERED ! ! m i '■a c h ff. h i m Vii. ' l l M f i c u r g | T M bat. AS Kur d M M b i t . ' l l l . l ncul n M M b t l . »«. m> M 7 nto, *17 mo. | 2 * mo. ' l l I'oatlM M M Ml. f i t Jfgp | M T fcfl. M l ■60 ( U m b l t r f 1ST bat . M 2 I I R i m b l o r H I M bfl, MS S i I ' l ) m u u l h M M bf l . 121 II pipmoulb M U Ml. M l ' l l Ol df M M . bt l. | M ' I f Ol d* M i l bo L M l mo. m«. mo. mo. mo. mo. •»<>. no. 'll 'IT 'IT IT IT 10 *10 Ml Ml lit Ml Ill 117 117 no. no. pa. no. n*. no. ' 00 C o r v o l r M M V«l. M l I T M o r t u r i M M b«L I I I ' • I P o o t U f M M VoL M t * 1 1 CV oy. M M b e l . I l f ' l l P l y m o u t h M M bol. M T Y e l k , | 0 M bol . M l ' I t K f o f o l l M M be) . I M ' l l t h f r r o l * l 1141 b i t . IT mo. n«no. n*. no. no. no. R i lU U HEMI S O L E RESIDENT* CALI, 83B-7U01 I HAVE NEVER READ OF PRICES THIS LOW BEING OFFERED ON CARS THIS CLEAN ! ! ! W MODEL 1200 CONVERTIBLE 4 A j T SOUTH w t n d st . H i - 1 0 3 1 w onx o u an antekn litniMh for Men, |u| MagnolU REDUCED FOR QUICK SALES ----- NIGHTS ------ Aut o f l l a t e Top* A Seat Cove r s For Bent THRU SATURDAY P A R K ‘d r i v e 1:1-70 5 Ilydram allt TrananiHiInn, Power Starring, Powtr llcdurrd From SINUS H r.h r. and All Morrohldr "T"pk 8 1 0 R Q Interior. W , Sold ll Ntw. 1 T- BEALTJ Dr Dl i l I t t l l l i o l d < M M bat . Dodgo M M btl. " t S m o | 1 M bol . Bu l c k M M bol . C h o f . | S M bol . K t o o u l t 1411 b t l . M f f c g r j *7*7 bol . REALTY !Sfi 3i:-:i:o 1-0. Automotive Service 1965 TRIUMPH’S STEN STRO M i m G i t a w i y To T n . W i t . r w . y Ji mmi e 8* rn Inula CViuniy ( Di al Di r ect ) We tos*e s e r v e d Naval P e r i u n . ni l aince 11Af Wt a r t rs*4> | u i r M f >MU Villf. dig t STENSTROM Payton Realty 425-5938 322-5612 V AH6 IT DAY * N I T E l H . r i l d w i n l «d» w o r k ( or t . lit t l . M l i e • FHA - VA W ELCOM E p.rh 12.1t Bonis & Motors FurnOtrage Ar t . l l i l 1 UMRI . KR 5 I ( W , r on. I Your E V l N R U D H D . i t . r VICHY Neel , on* B !• f l >1 t u r n , NI CELY 1113 Hanf or d A v a . i : : - * * * ! r h . I I 3- »»«I ti l l ed apt Qui et l acai l un $ a ft. duor i , l i l t , n . t v, l ow n i i l . i f - J»( » l E t i l . JII-liTT. e i u r furntehel. L A K E XIA BY. Cl e a n M r l y t J ' , Ft . BOAT w i t h Mo t o r It 1 141»14tot 3 hat h, ma t e r f r onr X’ur n. l a r g e A p t , l Bdriti. von d '»». « r r i . »iick. R a n. Tr a i l e r , I l l - f l U t . home, K I t ch eft equl ppe- 1 . | 1J* \ du1l * Cal l 33S>313* t*411 I ’r unt U) ' • Xl ont el i h, In. Onod M . c h i i i l c . l c ondi t i on 333*1133, r .t i 3 13 .310s L ARGE t A 2 Be dr oom* Apts m i l S a n f o r d A v a . Ph 322- l » i t | BE D BOOM Hn u M. k i t c h e n roflD BKYLlfjrR, af I*. t n c t . b l . hir'Kop. n d i o , h t . i . • qu i p p e d ! * n mt*. S I 3«3349. *r, p n w . r » t . , r l n f . n»»d, 4 BOOM Ho u s e u n f u r n i s h e d |$o I.ARGFS P F P L K X . n e a r Ca i e e l . Iranamli.lan | l ) i 1-h. I l l b e r r y , Ph. l t 3*3l »S or 322run, tf*.ke Xf tinfoe, ST3 - A01 to. H i ! or f t Ilf Girrtian *117. Dr. Ft ?BN. 3 Bd r m l - ake p r i vi l e ge s NI CELY F u r n . U r g e 3 Bdr m L a k e Gul den 322- 1»-*7 4 1331 I l ll l i ’K R o i A m x t . r T). I 1 ) A i RE DROOMS 3 b a t h Apt. I t t ’ l l l t 1312 door. t : 3 . f : 7 ) . I, I H * » B A T H S S a n f o r d Av# HKr»nOOXI Gues t | | n u s e , 3 " KITCHEN EQCIPPED n o i l M c K E E U S E D CARS F l Fr i i t i i aga on l ^ k e Minn' *, s mal l A p t , l i t floor LOW MONTHLY P AY M E N T S NO MONEY DOWN a i r cuinlUInned, f u r n i s h e d or F KR N "01 K r . n - h A**. IJ3.0T31 1303 Mapl e, I l f . 0711. I MMEDI ATE D E L I V E R Y u n f u r n i s h e d l*h. 332-1495. F . r t'ompl.li tnfnrm itlon 1»«I P LYMOUT H « Dr. AVALON A P A R T ME N T S F I ' R N t l l d r m C n t t a g r Sout h S , . or O i l l Y o u r 11.01 123-1417 on 1T-P1 at F i v e P o i n t s |4S 114 W. I n d I t . S ANF ORD MOTOR (NY n p i n e gee k l e i . L i ght s 100 F r t n c h Avg. 13 3- t i l t k W a t e r f u r n i s h e d 111-1447 3 I mOM F u r n i s h e d A p t . |4S. I l l K. f t h, 321.$714 a f t e r 4 p m. or a u i t l m e hat S3 T I C ) w i t h Ra d i o A H . i t . r , SALES BROKER or S unday. r t r . l D n l cundl t l ui i . 3 1 3 - f t l ) ROOMY f u r n 3 b d r m apt . »SV We Have ’I he Hum* For You 1701 Mag mill* I83 1I U. 3 flliBXI 2 Hath F a m i l y Itirnm. 1*3 3 F O R D 1 d o o r f a d i t i . New C e n t r a l h ■a i A- air, i m m o. j Pilot. I)»w tnslnt, (good 3 Bd r m 1"tiCurniehed- I I I nto ONLY I I I f or c l e a n 1 b d r m . l i r e , nl.-» ai | 13) . J | 0 ( P » r k t u r n a p t Ne w bat h, lr>l K A v , i t l . r t p m. ! l h St. 322- 3311. iiiu n . |lll c ondi t i on Senkarik Glasg and Paint Company I t l Micnolla rv. Hobson S|M*rtinn Goods U ac r e lot — |7,I"R T H U TIM K T E S T E D FI R M t j e N P a r k Ava ni-fm HKDHOOM Kr * me Horn * •IUI.1 A l t . , u u l i l d . I l . r h a t u . , i v . l t a l l i fur t i u r i . or puny. fur n P.III.It* 14,8<te. Pb l l t - f l l l a f l a r ( |) Hi. CLASSIFIED INDEX wi ni da d St. Johns Realty I "My hinds art titdl Nt auto club card, no frso tow aarvioil" REALTY 121*1171 I’ayton Realty 95. IIdUbCH K«r Kale * i si kMUk. la ut in oa , -*tvu ‘ i-e S t l f c t l o n of 1. |, i n i i B t d m n m , l o c k e d In v i r l a s i S * . t l ona <>( Yf n ford I m m i d l f i f fiillvarv II m«, t aut p r e s e n t o c c u p a n t s . 32211AV*I) p r o s p e c t i v e b u y e r f ar 4 7Q75. or S acre*, I mp r o v e d or u n ­ i mp r o v e d l and, near HanA U T H O R I Z E D H l t OKKR f a*J Al an need horn* r eel l aALL FHA-VA Go v e r n t l cal l y prl'i*d Call t h* Real F o r m a p t o wn e d h o m e s Down F a t a l e dept Cr uml ey p a y m e t t i e f r om fl' in Low t t l t h I tie H M . i a ___________ ni oi i t hty p a y m a n t a i n c l u d i n g L j m a nd insur ant - * I,et ua 8 1. H e a l E s t a t e - Sr.le a h o w y o u a t YOUR c u n v e n l enc*. I B E I ’IU j u XI Hat i t t a H . l l d e a c h 1 In Lak* Xtar* t*f N NI GHT* U K LA it. A A PA HTXJENT3 1 . F i r s t 8t. 115. Autos For Sato AUTO GLASS INSTALLED HOMES m >m i t!j-«U4 I DKDROOU F u r n . API . « . l t r f urn. M l m«v ] S3 - 0i X7. FURNISHED Room. p ri vat e b a t h $35 nm. )22-f 3«f. FHA — VA DR I V E $100.00 D O W N HA VK N ff A W anted Realtor P a r k Av* PARK Seminole Plaza Area D a y s WO R K . L t l l n T h ot upa ou, 1 B E DI t u OM. 3 n s i h c o r n e r lot. 123-39 41 11). 0100. ______________ a; t - tiii Governm«nt Owned * 106. Apartments for Rent 120. A u to m o tr re S e r v ic e 108. Rooms For Rent $100 DOWN STEN STRO M REALTY Ufl l S B a r k Ava. I l l &:IS a n y l l r a t F u l l y ai r c o n d i t i o n e d h o m e s w i t h • ild • w a I k « a n d a • w e r • A nt *i Kout h S« ml i j ole ill#m e n t a r y A- J r Hi g h School*. On l y |tiMi d o w n Payment! 17 0 t o 11*4, I t ul ude* tarn i s It I n a u r a u t f All wi t h t e r r a r s o f l oor* Ir bui l t In s t o v e * Call .47-4111 ( W i n t e r F a r k ) , Dawa y Met cal f, l t eal tor. pu1nini#nt call 12&•I®o& I to owner p a i n t I it a Id a 175 mo. 333* XIII Seminole Realty CuL«*Kl l P MAN With c a r K e r n 11? up w e e k l y In S par * Ti m* Adver t ! ** n t w Hi g h Q u a l i t y p r o d u c t * e v e n i n g * or da ye off. No C n n v a a s i n g . F o r *ip- Kell 2 I t FDUOnXI I ’nf u r i t Uh e d . New t, l U 1 J BATI I 8 k I T O I I HR ki gt l l HI ' RI I L OW MONTHL Y PAYMENT S I MI I ND I AT K O R L I V K R T For Oomplitt Inlormitlon . k , • or C f l l Your til-m o 74. Sales Help Wanted 313*31; 4 Own y o u r o » n T r a l l i r l ot l ! » • m o n t h , bl l l t f r B u i J o i l 8. S i n t c r d Ava. 3 BKI Gl OOM Home. 311 G r a n t Ave hitiite. FIT BN. 3 Be d r o o m h « u a *. Adul t s S o r e t * . 311.4^$^ i, i. a « BKtmooMs HKGItTi E l l K t / NUl i SKK A U * ctriac' l P r a c t i c e I Kur ge s P o l l - S B V r a A L O u t s t a n d i n g 1 4 I Be d r o o m H i m e s a v a l l a b l a In I l ona a val l a M r 3 in 11:1® At a l l Ar e a s of S a n f o r d . L e i ua 11 to 7.3*1 Shift*. C o n t a c t S h o w y o u Ar ound! D i r e c t o r of Nur s ca, S r m l n y l t Me mo r i a l H u i p l t a l , S a n f o r d Tal l t h e m you t a w Sanford l ict al d! By Nadine S eller l - AHTl AL LY F l i r u t i h i d , I h t d . r o o m $ a a nto, Th U M I I i . Wt Uavf Thf llomt Kur T oij C p in. onl y. 8WEETIE PIE 97. Ilouueti For Rent MA T U R E H a l l a l l a W h i t t Wo* t t l - l l f t l 1140 I l i a w a t l t a at I f - t l ma n , 4 4*>» a w e e k 3 *«-* K s s p ! achool ago Chi l d re it* L i g h t h o u s e k e e p i n g Fh. H I 1174 a f t f r 1:3d p. m. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES grrilii March 18, '85—PaBe «1-A 9fi. Houses * Sale or Ilenl 105. Traitor iAita * Sale wilt- .'IV BPtJT U . W F N N A FA41K. 3 Be d r o o m Sgnfnrji SANFORD AVE. IVKNINOa S anf ord, Florida Ilf lH I National KapoaaaaaloM\ lot. A Lid BEN ANI) BOB ASK YOU TO DO IS MAKE THEM AN OFFER. BUT BE BEADY TO BACK IT UP. PRICED FOR CLEARANCE 62 61 61 llulrh In tirta I Hour llardlup. Nrw T l r . i, Powtr strrrln a , t'uwrr llrahr*, Air Conditionrd. line llw n rr and 23.(11)0 Actual Mllra. " pnnliar Honnaflllr Safari Station W «|n», Fully I’.rwcrad Kquippcd. Ponllar'n Finrat NV n e o n . Can I j l i r C oinplrlr Tltlaila I’nnllar llonnr.illa 4 lloor V ltla, Ftclo ry Air, Full I’owar Inrludtn^ S e a l, and Window, and All Morrokldr Interior. A llrauliful On* llw nrr l.uaury Car. 59 HEATER, WHITE T1HKH, HEAT BELTS AND WHEEL COVERS llam hlrr Claaair 4 lloor 6 Cylinder, Standard Tran.rnlialon With O rrrdrito. I'.r f.c t Tran ap o rlillo n . A Real Hard To Find llrpr. *2195 ‘1795 1695 IO Q C UBW DON’T FORGET OUR WIDE SELECTION OF CARS AT OUR WEST SIDE LOT. FOR THE a LOW PRICE OF ’ 1 8 4 3 SPITFIRES TR-4'g (Fully Equipped) $2176 $2696 YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO PASS UP THIS ONE OFFER DEAL WHICH EXTENDS THROUGH SATURDAY. IT ABSOLUTELY New 1965 Renault Danphlne With Automatic Transmission l > To 40 MPG With Automotlc: • Morf Than 218,000 Amtrlcano Own Th»m: • 1 Ytor Or 80,000 MIW Warrantyi • Comt Hu — Comt D rift S>q B U I C - K 1 W I L L NOT BE REPEATED TMI8 YEAR. U I I M T LINCOLN I M f MERCURY n ull I 101 Pslmolto Av*. Banfard 933 -4*84 llllo W lnttr Park MI 4-0209 Seminole County Motors 1801 W. lot SI. Sanford Phon* 322-0614 Or Ml 7-2830 PHONE 322 0231 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 9 P.M. �gtj> 0«nfarb ^rrilh Page 4-A—March 18. *65' Spring Here (Sigh) ECKERD 'fOUKlMH By Ward Cannt) N ew ipaptr Enterprise A n n . When tullpa bloom In Union Sqnara And timid breathe of vernal air Go wandering down the duaty town Like children loet in Vanity Fair . . . So begins Henry Van Dyke'a description of spring. I t is probably an awful poem and really net worth any­ body’s time. It not only rhymes, but is also filled with ail tha cliches usually associated with the season such as birds, brooks and flowers. We only set the lines down because some tribute must be paid to spring. And there is a great deal to be said for using cliches as they are s« clear and readily understood. Consequently, we would like to borrow a few more of Mr. Van Dyke’s words for the occasion. They were written In 1804, not f a r from where we live, and are titled, “ When Tulips Ulocm In Union Square." But we must confess that for all the springs we have lived here In New York, we have never actually seen a tulip hloom in Union Square. Or any place else in this dusty town. When every long unlovely row Of westward houses stands aglow And leads the eyes to sunset skies Beyond the hills where green trees grow . , , Now, that Is a curious thing. We have covered this city on foot many times, and have never yet seen a sunset. And just what green hills he is talking about we cannot say, although we have looked for them many times. However, to continue; I guess the pussy willows now Are creeping out on every bow Along the brook; the robins took For early worms behind the plow. As to whether that Is so, we cannot say. The florist a t the corner sells pussy willows all year long, ao you do not have to wait for spring for them. And about the robins and the plow—well, It Is quite possible although we have never seen a plow. But, to go on; I think the meadow lark'i clear sound Leaps upward slowly from the ground; While on the wing the bluebirds ring Their wedding hells to woods around. That Is something we know quite s hit shout, having been a science reporter for several years. And we heve it on excellent authority that the meadowlark's disap­ pearance is no real loss as new insecticldrs do his work four times Ss efficiently. As to the bluebirds, they are still around. Ws have a tree in our neighborhood and saw a bluebird there last year. Or was it the year before? The floeka of young anemones Are danring round the budding trees. Who ran help wl.hlng to go a flthlng In days as full of joy as thrar? We do not know precisely what anemones are. Hut there Is doubtless seme sort of repellent you can use. Or. as we prrfer to do, keep the windows closed and use the air conditioner until the first frost. And now to conclude: T is not s proud desire of mine; I ask for nothing superfine . . . Only s trout or two to dart From foaming p o o l s , and try my set. Tis al l I'm wishing—old-fashioned f i s h i n g And just a day on Nature's heart. We agree, and have discussed (he matter with several rinse friends. Hut unfortunately, it is out of the qurstlon ns it would take you a day and a half of hard driving just to gel there And then you cannot he sure it is still there, what with all the hollaing develop, nirnta going up. Not that we feel the season went out with the 19th century. We are sure the hounds of spnng are fast on winter’s traces. Somewhere a barrel organ’s caroling across a golden street, and somewhere the voice <( the turtle is heard in the land. We would bet on the fact. It is just that we cannot prove it. „ 7 A Adscript;,,,, * ,8 W tout scsard'scaih “ nd carry of Hie rea. on oil prestrip. fqufvoCnt ,1 " 1 SANFORD PLAZA" ° N0R SANFORD, FLA.’ Of '0% to 30% ovormosr M r —Cgmpet.tw, prfr. . AU V ou Can -------[IUITITJ— PRICES GOOfl QUANTITIES OH SOMI n t M 1 There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE C o n v e n ie n tly NEAR Y O U ! 29*Pkg. PERT H0REH0UND N A P K IN S DROPS ] 200 C O U N T PKG. C 1 5 O A A Hm (Limit 2) mmk (Limit C j> Hibachi GRILL • 3 -P o iltio n G rid C o n tro l • C a s t Iro n W ith W oo d Sta n d e t 10.95 M odel TOWELS 29' (LIM IT 1) BRECK HALO SHAMPOO & SHAEFFER BALL SHAMPOO HAIR SPRAY BATH SPRAY POINT PEN Reg. 18% Or. T F 1 .0 0 “ 3 A C S IZE / 4 C S IZE H 4 8 ‘ (LIM IT 1 ) (LIM IT 1) V a lu e (L IM IT 1) SWIFT'S "GOLD CREST" S H E R B E T ^ ^ > || ! 'or 27c '#yr! Flavors 0505 5 LB. ABSORBENT GRANULES • U se SCOTT PAPER Pts. Asst. C o m p a re 21 a b i e r b f r e a i e In grilles p reven t {lert>up # Us e t « m bi ei rb *11 t r * m c a r p o r t s AUTO BUTLER DIET FOOD 10 Oz. con — Asst. Flavors (Limit 6) FOR - SACCHARIN 1/4 9 CtIPS U N O l i DAIHOOASD e s w iN o s u N o ia d « i h • K it e s tlT TIR o u t O f IIOMT • R IM O V A tl! r OS I AST DIS­ POSAL O f CONTINTS 9 a s s o i i i d c o t o is . ros C: dii ts u **1 g |G . j 9c REG. 5 9 e EYEDROPS HEAD REST • HIS ANT CARitAT • MTS ANT UPMOLSTf RID CHAIR • 100N POLTfOAM IIPPERtD COVt R BOTTLE OF 12 TABLETS (LIM IT I) EX-LAX is* LA XA TIV E (L im it 2) GLEEM 99c GAS CAN 54 RIGHT Q Q han d ie - m e e ts I q u ire m e n ts sa feity ty re req ■ ■ (LIMIT C D G IL L E T T E Res. 3.95 Value 4 " T w CORICIDIN BIG 5 G A L ALL METAL Com p le ta w ith pou r sp o ut a n d ___ M U RIN E A O c AUTO W lU - ran g o m n ti tooo ■KWHSLilian P\ '^ hOJv /^C suoar g u ar d DEODORANT r s n R E G . 1 .0 0 59 C3 (LIMIT 1) M0DESS REGU LAR OR SUPER V A LIA N T 2-CELL eign aid, said lie took the step to set Hie stage for s clear-cut test In Ihe Senate foreign re­ lations committee as to Just what form aid should follow. ■'Dead ivory" Is a name given to the tusks of mam­ moths and mastodons s«:? 1.09 F L A S H L IG H T 5/8” Garden Hose EVENLY CUT 2.44 GARDEN TOOL $ET 4 8 ' • • • • • • I AST DSTIHO • NO HOMING • M l l l l S IROUSISS ON CLOTHIS UNI • m s A U ADULT TSOUSISS • RUST MJIITAMT Compare at 4.95 Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County FOLDING ALUM. COT Phone 6.88 COMPLETE with HEADPIECE Compare at 10.95 322-5733 We will loan yon ■ X cylinder s y s t e m with automatic regulator for a een Ice charge of 11.00 per month end deliver full cylindtre as needed for the same low ft.00 per cylinder ret*. CORY PKG. of 29 Star Brand COFFEE MAKER COFFEE FILTERS • Sparkling heat resist­ ant glass with 4star- FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. • Over SO* mere filters • One SUe fits all • leaves ■ tleaa persalater REG. 39* ea. “Formerly Sanford Gaa Co.’* COMPARE NATURAL GAB FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS at 3.95 ’ 109 W. 1st STREET . -f a d ju sta b le CREASERS LADDER Per Cylinder 100 Pounds Sq. B a c k E n am el S e a t W ith M atching C o v ar W h ite O ra a n Y e llo w P in k B lu e Camrare at X .ti TROUSER 2-STEP ALUM INUM $£00 c TOILET SEATS 3-PIECE GAS >*»' •* CORN Reg. 4.50 Value Kent 50’ Guaranteed for 10 Yrs. i Gals. Per Hr. Reg. 79* Valua NO INSTALLATION CHARGE CANS NON-NUTilTIVI SWIITINIR lo-(je.i& otflotation BOTTLED Drua Stores SPEUM. Sponsor Against Foreign Aid Bill WASHINGTON (U P I)-S c u . Wayne L. Morse (D-Orc ) in­ troduced tlio administration's W 4 billion foreign aid bill in the Senate. Hut lie made it clear he did Cot support the measure. Morse, one of the Senate's most outspoken critics of for­ I PRC’S FOR 3 X 1.00 VALIANT MIN'S W ASTE BASKETS IN A VARIETY OP SOLID DECORATOR COLORS. Compare at 1.59 SHOE TREE • FITS AN Y S IZ I SH O I ■ • HEAVY P LATINO RUST-RE­ SISTANT C om pare a t 91c �V •> % * V vice Cosmonauts Land After 16th Orbit Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ©to ib n tlh Usually the old saying that the "girls are smelling the orange blossoms" alludes to June, the month of hrldcs. But DivAnn 7Zip J n fiwln Vliil ^ Phone 322-2G11 Code I32771 just get a whiff of that'heady MOSCOW (UPf) — The So­ aroma that now fills the de­ WEATHER: Chance of scattered showers Saturday, high about 80; low tonight in lids. lightful air hereabouts. Glor­ viet Union announced its twoman spaceship landed safely VOL. 57 ious 1 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 19G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 150 today after an epochal flight The beautification commit­ in which a cosmonaut left his .' yl * „ . 1'’ tee has gone to work to make vehicle and returned for the [••• *• -■V / *’ j* . the approaches to our "C(ty first time. ■ r '> . V* ' . ■ ••A V * . ‘ V. * The official Tass news agen­ of Splendor" sufficiently ap­ pealing to invite passersby to cy said Col. Pavel Belyayev, "come ’n see us." This effort 39, commander of Voskhod is in spite of some expressed (Sunrise) II, and LI. Col. misgivings about "who’s gon­ Alexei A. Leonov, 30, who TALLAHASSEE (UPf) — na keep the spots pretty?" braved the haiards of abso­ Stale convicts can not he used Take a look at the tiny plot at lute zero to walk in space, to harvest ngrioultursl crop* 25th Street and Park Avenue, landed safely after a flight of f .r n private concern. Ally. lltr Donna Estes 2G hours and tvvo minutes. Automobile show scheduled skeptics say, and they add that .luck Unshoe was lit red as Gen. Karl F airdoth snid to­ The announcement ended for downtown Sanford \pril 7 someone promised to keep the nil nddith-tuil pail time pn day. rock garden with its ever­ hours of silence by the Krem­ 8 9 is expected In attact 15,090 trolnum for the t.ongvvmnl Po­ greens a real adventure in lin and growing feeling of un­ persons, the Sanford Automo­ lice Department on recommen­ beauty. So what happens? easiness. The Russians had bile Dealers' Association said dation of Police Chief Clniule WASHINGTON (U P l) e Scraps of paper, empty bottles, not given any progress r e ­ today. Enyrt during a continued ses­ The Commerco Depnitmcnt and trash of many descriptions ports on the High! of the space Between 125 and 150 cars sion of the City Council reported seven per cent in­ litter the triangle, and you hits since 9.30 p m. ( EST) will he displayed during the Thursday nftrr Voskhod II Th ursday crease in the number of u m b ­ don’t have to be a square if three-day event. C hief l.tiyo s t a le d t h a t Hush- er* employed by the nation's you don’t want to be ’round it. had completed its ]3th orbit. The Greater Sanford Board LANDS AT PERM or h a d been h ig h ly r e c o m ­ cities. the doubters add. The Clockof Commerce voted today to The official text of the Tass m ended til'd had he' n a m e m ­ winders are sure that the new announce merit said, "Voskhod contribute a stereo, color TV ber of Ho- t i l e d e p a i t mcllt DREAM COME TRUE — Man has Innu yoarncommittee has an answer. 11 landed at 12 hours 02 min­ I and portable TV to be award and p. lo i- I.....I vc. ei! to fly iimti-i bis own power, unhiintpeml by WASHINGTON (U P l) — ed during the show. Mayoi David Wentworth nn Indonesia, responding to * a machine. This was achieved in a sense, by That United Fund thermo­ utes Moscow lime in the area Tickets for the prizes will notim cd that dedication cere­ I S. protest, hns given writ­ Russian Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov when he left meter on the east side of One of Perm, west of the Urals." Perm, once called Molotov, bo available in downtown monies for tin- new outdoor ten assurance against further bis spaceship Thursday. He was in orbit at the West First Street ought to stores during Hie event. Ameii'.oi flag al tlie city ltoil tuna semen l of Americans in same speed as bis ship. Ibid the lether which come down. 11 now serves only i> about 700 miles northeast First Street from Park w ilt l>> held at .’ Ill p in Sun .lot, lit l a. held him broken, he would have drifted away, to remind us all of this coun­ of Moscow. Tass said Colonel Belyayev \vrnue to Palmetto \vcnuc «ljiv I i m* r Mayor If. helpless, hrrausc there was nothing to push ty’s residents’ failure to as­ used manual controls to land will lie blocked off for the au l ui ni 'O’l will guest of ll’in- Rickets against to change his course. sume a responsibility of eontomnbilo display, with the ex "i fin ■■p- oi <nst"U and tncmWASHINGTON ( CPI ) — rein for others \nd the sum the spare craft eeption of a center lane which It said both he and Leonov tiera of 11"- illy government, While nriil Ni’^ro picket? con established as a goal was » fill ai I p lice department* hfnicil t h e i r nitfhl «ml day VERY low one for some 7t ,000 "lerl well" and that the scien­ Wilt be ill-signaled a fire lane The ears will be on display also u It la piesenl. *il iliiun m front of tin* White people to contribute to the dr tific program which gave the Soviet Union a giant lead in all day and evening but the \ i i i v<ii i nos in gamzntiolis 11oil t o d ay r ven though serving agencies. the space race had been various exhibits will be mann­ will atiiltd including the Yet­ Prrsiult nl Johniion vuia nt hit ed and the cars unlocked dur i ’ ■- i.f Wilt Id W i I. \ ♦1' i IVtHt lunch.. The large mrrease in aspir "fully accomplished." The two cosmonauts were inig the hour. 11 3o a m to 9 tins of Cni'igtt Wat s end in sales no doubt is due to \ - -i n an t *e O-ll the fact that many who arv blasted into orbit—the highest p. m Downtown store, will stay open until 9 fot the three In " H e r busiiii-.-s. t ’ldf on U \ S H INGTON (C P U - ralculating their income tax yet achieved by m a n —at In nights. J o h n s o n < 11 v. i b Vl.dbite had mentioned I i ni fe. i of t i.i inch e n a m ­ Ally. ( bn. NirhoUft Kuti»nnow are awaking to the fart a m. 12 a m , EST» Thursday The Glen Reeves TV show 4 ti i ’l i — I’it** ini f iii 1*it* (0.1*1 i)ren jin*11•«I. Tlie Kn* el lined ea>t iron pipe and h«*?h t r l u r f i r d t n t h r ( ' u p It of that the "withholding" ii short. Irom the Hakhonur cusmn *Pt per's-tn - t - h ci :* ' n* '. i.n i 4 the nusuer, t a n ftie livdiiinta w«ie o p e n ­ ftnlnv ta face H r p u f d h n n drome in Ki • ' * * lau. about TOO short, to ms-el the figure f l f’tV t* c * i 11if 11 o. i i ly m i and 8 :m. J'd r n s,t?d ed f i . n Von i c nn t .ist I m n *|iirhltoninir »11 * |*r«'?idfnt J«dmthat is due. "How come’ Did (too miles southeast of Mos f f till it ? •?!$.* nil* h ? \ \t . ■ . 1• vi„i i.*ir u alb.ee has I ’ll " i tm n u n c . I i.iv n Meter non** f -f rf*piii|7 tirw vnUrtK n't the Great Man say we cow tn Central Asia i 1v U 1ifc II u>» ami *t v *it T f d M | . . I 11vi r 1HIMHI -rii) s-*if.i ’i . In , a n d II a nd rijfhM lull. UP 307 MILES were getting a tax cut—and to i* r#-f' 5 ft i hi AIid: jit tin l! ' " ! ■ > --f I li t Ala ba nut Nil II Sales. It" The spaceship soared In an go spend the difference? And i hot Ii M l,*.\ ( •*ryr W hI na 1 1ill n t| c- bn h be could I ..-it, IniiiM Pi lev While now—after blowing the bun attitude of 307 miles above Aill ( .11 IMlt thf N idt tit’ -• i v t, i-,** i b« |'i i*si n i - n ’ l i " " i<t i "h tiftn . f i r ■ T i l l 111 \S S | |. «t p | i - dir (small as it was then)— tlie earth and then mfrved in (■t|i« pi *•!»•« t Civil I n t ?* I t »- r '.tm noil ’"ii with pnwi’i A Is member team of mdiiswe learn that some tax dedur an elliptical, or egg shaped, HI if I >hr It I < inia uh t*r iinu ill to in I ll> Jane fiiifllM Tiy tn a l n-piesent.tlivis will fly lion* wo USED to have arc no or hit. down to 107 9 miles I Th*» I ■«-.•»n f e n t v wi 'i*i♦in|if* t 'ii'" to mi up it.i- ironnl «md! The lime of the landing in Wl *!■ In pi d H at a th tailed to Neiv Yotk in the govern­ T«»wn of raaselbrrrv Will 1only >’V Nt uf f m e m b . i longer deductions’ So, I'm suf­ f u ■' a ntn t 1.w itf t nrdi r in m.*i* i f t l i e w ol* ( s t s t e m or’s HI I pintle next week in nn fering with the shorts — but dicated Ihc Russians had or hold o|M*n house from I unlit jdii. . i ly t " h i ? I li t i n ' \ .it I \i til I nil Mo* i f t i n r d »||MWIh) tilled the earth 1U or 17 times I p til Sal lit day m the new I'M 'll n I nil i lit.iff effort iii convince gnu manubad " IhikIiii!* - f i i p U aft . * V r •*ml vi* t llein Mi,- mil t t»- Vill Vi *, toot i i - ot. I,.- di aw a Soviet cosmonauts had done mimic.I».il ol Ilets hicitErfl at f, fin Itlicr* In noivv lin n plants ' He IfifcJi -I j) • ill til* tnipjHO L i «»|u i i4li»l i) o le a i fiilnhl*1 at t it > this before hut this (light 23 lli„hw.iv j; * : j m t i»N>d lu f l u Hlu. Many readers of tlie March 2 : '2** a r i M SI i. I’d. * t.lill <i* -”oii a- p.i - i.|i- This 6 issue of Business Week mag- made history when Leonov berry Plata. JuM f miif- bums before. Mu ill a cl n ut vi t ail d feiJimU vi n% 11 m ii.ion |i d I<\ Mavnr Firms Seized Thr puhhe is invited to m Pi i nt hi ? Milled newsmen t anne were hjppy to read the crawled through an air chain *’ tin* cuiiid V\ • 111m lit "I I In- i ■ in. it tcJ A K AIv I A, I ti 'I o ii n s 1 n story of their Sanford friend. her to the outside of the craft sport the new annex uhirh bis Wlnle II1ms** id f ii *■ i Hit* iiia >or* > oilier. I u n i Ills 11 p l y t o u ti l* t r a n. m»ITDf11 J-' 11ilk" I Mi l I iIlf III .1illl 11’l l ■ f*i r si*|rnt SukfMlHi .Jeno I’aulucci, whose delight­ and returned safely. He riling to a handrail for Hi*rk s o f l i c r , count 11 i lia in- I l o r n Wn l l l t i i ' , Wirt/. Supported t ill ! .V l i mp' i in v l hair inati tiolhiy |d*n mi nil foi*'i|4ii im nful home and garden adorns W \S || INGTON i l I'll — I Ul] I • n in ile i w ill I fJ11k II itD ftl ml i tiin|uini« s tn In Jim***in The governor IimUim] tin the Washington and Mellon a trout ID minutes, testing the hrr ami public works depart­ uinliT Kuvrinmrnt runtrul. ville blocks in Grove Manor effects of the -459 degree te m ­ ment ami will provide more Prraiiieht f *»r thousands if 1 .i -M Sccrttxry W Willapl tin? niut, i*r* Ihrer C ity t Jt'ik Oimli* II Sb*»- Sukhin t’s m l ion The story mentions some of perature and the effect of room i or transacting town (liii'ial innrshali to p i o t e < t Wuw gut church ti.’iking in N’ejrro umfl vvidle diuiiornifr*it* In- >t,iml ugumvl all-iwnig *il- I j11it it.i* vva - ttintriirViMl I d ttblniti Aim i it an f i r m s Stanvae, the personal attributes of weightlessness on his well husmeaa, Town meetings will rnnlinuc om on n five-ilny match ft.no •l.ii n il uni—11.*tmu "t f.troign ii » i*|iy n bunk tif iiiinli"! in-- ( tillrii nriil I'an Amprimn It Chung King product*' head being. Then, dangling at the !.»•■ ;■ r> t>. ll.1 l^c^t i-i «>|is . •Ini.fin ■- i t miii I lillfkhn^'sM? fur Jijatj n|*ttlti ? Id the Hr Mini) and man and the climb m popular end of a 16-fool lifeline, lo in the munu ipa| Imilding Si Ini.t to Miif!tif«»itn,i y „ A! i. '-v • MUfit ii, itrt*1 pus* Dutch owned Shell Oil Coin* in a tiicKiuiu lo Wallii.. 1!. l-fo .'ll' jtiM » of xlulc ii "tutl il> ol these, packaged Chinese performed somersaults and which also houses iacihtiet V klunby the H*ny. delicacies. Not even some of oilier maneuvers to demon tor Die police and volunteer Johnson said there w e n * ru>t c1* i!.. .!> of cii r . lie- ; j w Wir niblr fire departments i nnu|jh ninrsbals for sin b u t/ a jupjxirt mg re volition *Hv 'n *i 'lir.itui i-A woub! tie upJeno's fortune rookies could strale his control. I *b i l n l n in! f* *V iitH p rii have foretold this success. Anil A b ill'i ii? i cii*I fr d|h it doesn’t mention some »f ihc TumiMim I ihi I Hu? Ttium, other firms in which the Irn- . sf.if my that it ii not poaDuluth-Sanlorvi tycoon has in­ Mbll' lit til- Hftlt? lit priiV'Ujc terests, either U n ite d P rrv t I n tern a tio n a l MONTGOMERY. Ala. i l l’ll authorities nr'officers to pro [ federal district Judge Frattl, hit-I't-r m m t W.illace > attoi by? H'Htvlc* fot 1.Oliyvk Diltl, I he tail end t>! a giant storm What's with the Waterfront —National Guard units of tin - vide tut fTJI• safety and wet M Johnson would In' td.rv. i t,t then a>!.t'd .I'-I'II'OII I'­ la-lM'd the upper Midwest to tit the marchers, who and lie urged citizens to show ll ' - -Osldcr Ills otdel Project’ All readings still on famed 31st Dixie Drvision ap fart day on the last lull day of Swallows Hack "Go ami counting " You'U he patently will provide the hulk a ill he lt d by Dr. Martin Lu "restraint.” SAN JUAN CAI’IST 1! A NO, w inter getting a Lug eyeful of the pro ol protection for civil rights iher King Jr Wallace has appealed J<dtn S i l . Mt Ala 1. I *1 I'— A 111tf I » it 11 f ilt ' | * 1 i -— T h r » h a. 1.1*.j w .» Icy gales swept the Great posed development one of demonstrators on a five day "The federal government son's order to the U. h :dh the a t mosplieri- nt a Sunday H im fit*! ni Juvin t mi Jay to Hip laikes and snow wa* blown in march through Alabama farm these days. has helped create this matter Circuit Court of Ap|d-als hi •i li. nl pirnu tin- hol dup con l»it f tn (skf|ui- Situ J iiaii i ’ii |»i a* to 25 foot drift* in Minnesota country. and they can help protect the New Orleans The rnurt told limit"* for a ina** civil right- trarm tui**ion, rewarding The weather bureau said President Johnson advised some," Wallace told the leg Wallace lo appeal lu Jiul.t oi.jiib to Montgomery Sun J crowd of 299 |"t»'in& standing Ohyeiz. and speaking of spring officially arrives at ‘‘counting." those counting on Gov. George Wallace Thurs­ iilators. He said the order by Johnson before going to a da>. I vigil for the event. 3:05 p m , (EST) Saturday. the big future of our city are day night that he would fed­ Freezing temperatures ex­ counting on you. and YOU and eralize the Alabama Guard, tended through the Southland Y O U to help. Tell your Com­ which makes up the Dixie Di­ to the Gulf Coast. Citrus fruit vision along with the Missis­ missioners! grower* in the Rio Grande sippi Guard, if Wallace is Valley were warned to prepare "unable or unwilling" to call The. Jaycees have offers') for froat. the Kiwanls Club the services out the guardsmen. Wallace's office said the Out on the Great Plains, the of a goat, if needed for use mercury dropped below zero. in its Pancake Day program. governor went lo bed before Pros (dent’s Tire lemitcraltire hovered The goat would go lo those receiving t h e around six above at Milwau­ Kiwanians who prove to he statement Thursday night. kee, t ii i , with briak 16 mile The fiery governor, ordered non-workers „ in the annual an hour winds. fund raising project Saturday. by federal Judge Frank M. Highway crew* were fight* Johnson to allow and protect ing a losing battle against Sanford Elks Club is collect­ a civil rights inarch from high winds and drifting snow ing empty cigarette packages, Selma to Montgomery, earlier in Minnesota. any and all kinds, to be trad­ Thursday night had asked the Drifla 25 feet high were r e ­ ed in for a wheel chair which President to furnish federal ported at Worthington and St. live club will make available help for such protection. Wallace, in an addreai to a Cloud, Minn. Fifteen-foot to persons In jieed of this drifts clogged highways north equipment. Donations cap be joint session of the legislature of Minneapolis. Snow plows dropped off at the Club, 1006, carried on statewide televis­ got stuck in some p iires. East Second Street, or turn­ ion, said it wtwild take 6.171 officers, working eight hour Hundred* of schools were ed in to any member. s hilts to guard the 40 mile closed through Iowa, Minne­ sota and Upper Michigan. Tbe Seminole County Sports- march beginning Sunday. SUNSHINE SPECIALS from New York brought school will undergo atrout 10 days of spring lie said the state only has Schools in Minneapolis and St. tnan’f Association will bold a approximately 100 students, coaches and chatraining here. The group is staying at the MayP-aul shut down Thursday for fish fry April 1 at its new 600 state troopers and he ask­ pertmefl of the Hackley School for Boys to San­ fair Inn. Two chartered buses carrying the stu ­ the first time in 15 years. facilities on State Road 46 at ed President Johnson to "pro­ vide sufficient federal chi) ford Thursday. Athletic teams of the private dents were named "Sunshine Specials," Winds bit 50 mph and r e ­ the Wektva River. Longwood Dedication Set Sunday Automobile Show Plans Finalized VISLWA BRIEFS Says ‘No’ Rise In Workers A • Assurance President, A t Ranch, Awaits Wallace Reply Opein House Set At Casselberry Alabama Guard Readied For March Questioning Seek Industry Strong Support For Proposal Touhy Avers Astronauts Try To Save National Face By Taul nrook*hlr« A petition U being prepar­ ed and will he presented tel the Florida Utilities Commiss »ion within a short time seek­ ing toll-free county-wide tel­ ephone: service. The Metro Telephone Com­ CAPE KENNEDY (UPl) mittee of the Seminole Coun­ Two U. S. astronauts and a moon probe, upstaged by a ty Chamber of Commerco Russian who does somersaults j Thursday Voted to take im­ in space, will try lo save a mediate steps to havo Irgat little national fare in a co.-mic counsel prepare a proper peti­ rioublcheader starting Sunday. tion to present to the utilities The astronauts, John W. commission. Young and Virgil 1. Grissom, It calls for the Southern planned to take part today in Bell and Winter Park Tele­ a workout of the worldwide. phone companies to establish 15 station network that uill toll-free area service to all foilow their three-orbit course Seminole County. George Touhy, chairman of through the sky next Tuesday. the committee, snid approxi­ RANGERS The prvdte, a package of mately 12 resolutions and letcameras named Ranger 9. was lets from various rounty gov­ vine today for a final "sim ulat­ ernmental bodies, clubs and ed" countdown in preparation civic itrgimlrations have been for its scheduled 210,000 mite given tlie Chamber strongly picture taking voyage to the supporting the metro phono plan. moon, ‘ ‘ T h e preponderance of Ranger-9 is expected to b la sto ff aboard a silvery At- comment received by the com­ las-Agena rocket Sunday nf mittee has been enthusiasticat* ly favorable.” Touhy said. ternoon. Resolutions and letters sup­ If technical, medical and weather experts give a go a porting the area phone serv­ head. Grissom and Young will ice plan came from the city depart aboard a Titan-2 rocket of Sanford, Seminote Coun­ on a five hour orbital flight ty, Seminole County Jaycees, Seminole County Republican at 9 a m. (EST) Tuesday. Eve. utive Committee, Weath­ EIM FLIGHT Association, llul the limelight its’longed er-field Civic lo Russian cosmonaut Alexei Hear l ake Community Club, Ia’ontv, who rtxle an It ivkV Sanford Lions Club and many pound Voskhod 2 ship into or others. Ri-presentalives of the Win­ lilt Thursday and proceeded In regale television viewers tm ter Park Telephone Company the ground with a spectaru and Southern Hell attended lar demonstration of floating Thursday’s meeting. T h e y and turning somersaults in voiced no objections to the metro plan and said they space outside hi* capsule. The United State* plans no vvotdd be willing to abide Ivy opening of hutches, no floating, the vu-he* of their euslontera. no sotnersaulls and no telcvi sion pictures for Gtlswnn ami Young. Tile astronaut* are to *11 still, manipulate some- ism trnls and get down at the end of three orbit* This l* the same distance Thorns* Wilson dr , 17 yesrI S spare capsules were fly fill Crnoms High School foot­ ing lilt re years a Jo The re ball player, entered a plea nf 1onl IS 81 orbits held liy Ku. not guilty and was hound over Ml. in circuit court Thursday on a Wounded Youlh Pleads Innocent j choree of "resitting arrest w ifh v mirnrr " | Wilson w .1- shot in the stom­ ach during In* arrest Felt 30 in Oviedo by Chief of Pollen George Kelsey. He w.u re­ cently released from the hos­ pital. A preliminary hearing on the charge against Wilson vva* held before Justice of tho Peace B. A. Johnson, Flvo witnesses were heard, includ­ ing three persons said to bn eyewitnesses lo the shunting. Kelse) testified that he did nut draw Ins pistol at tlie tuna Wilson was shot. Spring Is Here Sluing imi.t Ih- hete the Mliikes am inMIlPig nut n( their holes. Mark I’.trker. 15-> ear-tdd son nf Mr. ntnl Mrs. John Parker. I l l Kingi'W'ind Cnitil. I it t-eiibt Hu , was fishing tn a | " ’ini near Ins limne tins nmrnittg. lie saw a huge rnial i.nake. miii Iiui ried Inniie fin a shotgun. Tin* tlead snake tneuaur.-'i .71 no lies, "tie nf the bit gust he has even seen, the eldt-i Put ker sold. Winter Fails To Bow To Spring duced visibility to zero In many area., even though mmw It."! stopped (.tiling tlie snow depth at Duluth, Minn not rounting drifts — was f o u r feet. Elsewhere, light snow fell in Hie southern Rockies and Ihuntlcrkhowrrs occurred along the South Atlantic Coast T O M O R R O W NBTE 1:30 P.M. *TIL 7:30 P.M. P A N C A K E S U PPER and AUCTION (6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.) AT THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER WITH SAUSAGE ALL YOU CAN EAT - *1.00 (CHILDREN — 50c) Henrfitn Underprivileged Children’* Fund And Schnlnrnhfp Fund. SPONSORED liY SANFORD KIWANIS CLUB ■ : 1 * i *i * lx. A 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 18, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 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 18, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3e7cd2e004e6a34ba3d0f3cebc339e4e.pdf 9c665b02566f302117e0c9caeff798f1 PDF Text Text • < *> I I c Ry Barbara Frye TALLAHASSF.E (U H ) The 1065 Florida Legislature may he asked to revise nil valorem tax laws to bring •bout more uniformity o f real estate assessment practice* in the 67 counties. The session which convenes on April 0 for 60 day* already haa more work to do than time to do it, so any sweep­ ing changes In property tax legislation is likely to be left for a proposed interim study of the entire state and local tax structure. Immediate goal of the rom* Ing Legislature will be to head o ff tha multiplicity of law aulta, several o f which already have thrown the as­ sessors into a stale o f eonfusion. Rep. William O'Neill, of Ocala, chairman o f a select committee named recently to study the problem, said the principal need is for specific provisions o f enforcement of present laws. O’Neill said the “ just value" law enartrd by the last legislature would do the Job If assessors would all follow "The question is who is go ing to make them follow; it,' he said. V. I 'v t taxes as compared to the na­ tional level of 43.9 ptr cent. A t related to income, prop­ erty tax collections in Florida were *39.14 per *1,000 of per­ sonal (ncomc, but nationally were $43.33. thij way in 1062: Counties collected 20.2 p*r cent, cities 23.8 per cent, school districts 38.8 per cent and special dis­ tricts 3.2 per cent. As an example of the startling changes in the paat five years, it is interesting to note that assessed valuation of real estate in Ftorlda jumped 157 per cent between 1957 and 1962. This was the largest increase In the na­ tion and only two other states increased more than Comptroller Ray Green al­ ready haa served notice ha ia threatened. going to start getting tough with local assessors hut there is some question of how big a stick he carries under present law. »* The just value law provides seven criteria of value for real eslale and requires pro­ portionate millage reductions where general reassessment la accomplished. In 1964, Leon, Osceola and Nassau Counties reassessed. Dade County admitted is was assessing at 50 per cent o f just Value and was ordered by the Supreme Court, in n landmark ruling, to double all assessed values. The court said fractional assessment* were illegal. The result pushed total val­ uations in Dade from *3 bil­ lon plus to $6 billion plus. Another suit, involving tax 'assessment levels in hig Duval. County, is now prnding ‘It's a pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic.' thru Sat. - M arch 20 CONGRATULATIONS — G. A. Keltfiir,' attached to Naval Air Main­ tenance Training Detachment 1002, i.s congratulated upon his promotion from chief to ensign during ceremonies at Sanford Naval Air Station. Mrs. Fclgar snaps on his new shoulder hoards. ' . (Navy I’ hoto) SHELL W SEw 17-92 WE SERVICE AND It KIWI It FOREIGN CARS Across f f Y o u mean it? the 27th and 27th St. Pinecrest Shopping Center Eddie paid less for FR EE B A L L O O N S ! that full-size Olds 8H than a car with a ’low-price’ name? 6 M ove over, Eddie, BO TTLE CARTON •there’s going to he ’another new Olds on this block !• • W IT H TH E P U R C H A SE OF 8 GALLONS OR M ORE on gasoline purchases with oil change and lube GASOLINE — D U R IN G OUR GR AN D OPENING FREE LOLLIPOPS! SPECIAL Your chance to step out in style and save! 72 H O UR J m t t r 88 T r y a Rocket in Action! tu VWMIKM suTHOSiltB Muuoiut gustin m i i» ...t » in w scrum in HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO., Cor. 2nd fir Palmetto STAR TS T H U R S D A Y M O R N IN G A T SIX— A N D W E ’LL BE OPEN A L L N IG H T T H U R S D A Y A N D F R ID A Y W IT H E X T R A L O W PRICES O N FAM O U S G O O D Y E A R TIRES. DROP IN A N Y T IM E — S A V E R E A L D O LLARS O N O N E T IR E OR A SET! ftaO O I> /r*YEA R �V _______.1 ’ CL Topnotch movie entertain­ ment is Walt Disney's new Technicolor film, “ Those CalJ ow a y s.” Senior class of Sem­ i n o l e High School is sponsor­ ing the showing starting Thursday through March 24 at the Ritz Theatre. Tickets arc available-from all SHS seniors, who will receive a percentage of the take for the Senior Class Fund. * • • • W i n Four States Blasted By Tornadoes t e r S t o r m Seminole County * * * * H it s on the St* Johns River Phone 822-2611 * * N * * o r t h “ The Nile of Am erica” Zip Code 32771 United Prris International WEATHER: Continued warm, possible scattered showers Thursday; Imv tonight in 60s. With spring three day* NO. 148 Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA It flys! Bill Rogers o f 107 away, a big winter storm VOL. 57 United Tress Leased Wire Waits Drive, Sunland Estates, pushed into the Midwest today recently finished the months- with blinding snoiV and a cold )»ng job of rebuilding » <1*3 wave. A midnight tornado piper Cub in his carport and strafed Tyler, Tex. Heavy snow warnings were backyard. He took to the air last week and all was success­ out from upper Michigan to ful. Rogers is a licensed pi* Nebraska. The temperature lot and is employed ns a ci­ tumbled to P below In Mon­ C ook D row n s tana early today. vilian engineer at the Naval MIAMI t u r n — A Cana­ Nearly two inches of snow Air Station. dian cook from a schooner. fell at Chicago during the • • • Bernard Dooley. 4t». of Toronto, night. The weather bureau is^ Three former Sanford pro drowned Tuesday night in a |sued a heavy snow warning C U T KENNEDY (U N ) TALLAHASSEE (L T D — bnseball players are on the lxtnting accident here. L S technicians today pre I and advised of hazardous The bend o f Florida's controstalling lineup of the Kan*«s pared a Iwo-sealer Gemini driving conditions. vrr*i*l nff-enmpus study pm( tty A “a. Kenny llarrclson. S o ld ie r H e ld space capsule and its Titan 2 The tornado that hit Tylrr gram will soon find his fate first baseman with the 1959 LONDON 1 1 I’ ll — A British rocket booster for a final cru­ was one of several that pop­ pretty much in the hands of team, hit a home run Monray army sergeant, IVter S. Al­ cial test that hopefully will ped out o f the skies in Texas, the Board ef Regents—an against the Reds to win the len, 33, who hnd been attached clear Hie way (or an attempt Kansas and Oklahoma late agency now desolate as it game. Bill Bryan, former to the British War Office, was to launch the nation's first twoTuesday as part of the over­ awaits appointments from Sanford catcher, also hit a arrested on charges he passul man orbital (light next 'lues all storm pattrrn Gov. Ilaydon Burns. bonier In the same game. Forsecrets “ useful to au enemy." day. 50-MILK WIND Burns told the Cahinet he ^ tner Sanford shortstop Dick Fifty mile an hour winds plans to appoint regents soon The simulation mission. Cal Green now is stnrting at sec­ R o o f F a lls and torrential rams smacked and will ask them to help de­ od for Thursday, will give as ond base for tbe Athletics. WEST END. Grand llaha Ironatll* John W. Young and Tyler, damaging nearly every cide if Dr. Myron Bice should All uete rookies in Sanford mas Island il l’ ll — V woman Virgil I. Grissom, their space home along a 20-block stretch, he allowed to contim)e s< in ‘ lor.ll. employe was killed as the mot machine and a worldwide net and dumping a quarter of an head of the Florida Institute • ■ ■ of the Jack Tar Grand Ha work a complete workout inch of rain in 10 minutes. fo r Continuing University shed a tear for Mrs. Kathy hamas Chib Hotel collapsed No one was injured. But two SlUilies (F B 'U S). If all goo* well. Young and Macl.auchlin, who broke both during a heavy downjtour. hospitals were put on emer­ Grissom will climb aboard the It was the Governor who mins last week at the skat­ gency power and roofs were touched o ff the controversy 6,900 pound capsule next Torsing link, and give a cheer for N u c le a r R an 1 ripped from buildings in the when he charged that FB I'S dnv morning for a .......... vrbil, her husband Hill, who now LONDON 1 1 I’ ll — Britain four • hour 32 - minute flight 1 eastern part of Tyler. was operating with over 200 • waits on his wife hand and today called on tile Soviet around earth | A half dozen funnels dipped employe*, while authorized on­ foot Page i ol. II J Furman. t’nioii to agree to tccotnmo­ down near Winfield. Kan The mission will put the ly 7.i by the state. also a I 7 i skater. tile Geneva disaiament ivn United States tiaik in the Nearby, another t o r n a d o • • • The original i lunge was up­ f< ronec- a- <oim as possihle business of manned explora­ struck several houses and a held It days ago by the old Tcetiageis will gel a chanre and negotiate a ban on the tion of space after a “ quiet grain elevator near Gcuda Hoard of Regent*, appointed to show their driving skill spread of nuclear weapons. .Springs, Kan period" of 22 months during the final hours of the when the Sanford-Seminole At the other end of the Fanis Bryant sdminieti;ati- n. Jnyiees hold their driving B ig S p lit ' slate, there were two torna 'I tie regents' last act w as to i ..id i n Saturday, March -• Ul INN t,LT’ D - West Gcr I does near Harden City. eider Rice to cut d"wrt to 'Die contest will be held in many's forthcoming exchange ALABAMA HIT authorized strength. I be- public parking lot across of ambsssadon with Israel Is Tornadoes skipped through The chief executive told th« • from the post office. Terry .» ! Qxperted Jo create a long-term north central Oklahoma late Cabinet Blee is "too well *dChristensen and Wayne Al­ ! l?Tt betw/sn Bonn and tha |Tuesday leaving one person nested” to (dead ignorant1* of bert ate co-chairmen for tbe I Arab world, observera as Id injured and more than a dor hmital’ims whteh the Legisla­ tv cut. TALLAHASSEE ft I'M today. en larni houses and other . . . ture set down in cteaUng The Supreme Court today orbuildings damaged FB'US. The North Florida Kvr vtcred a new Dial lor Mrs H its P o lic ie s ‘ I do not want to see the Hank, with which the Seminole - \tt \St•1 \ (l.T li — Lewis Vesta lletlges, who was sen TL’SCL'MBIA, Ala (U P II— l 1 \ I M \ ('h AI .L nnti .v ' n i' di II.ill t rijflit) , N -niiW'lthwlula p m ji.',.-« ,.f K|r. Hospital Eve Hank Associa It Malta.' Jr . piosidenl id tenced to prison lor up to go A twister struck the heart id ■ null- i l l 'l l Si Iliad j u ' i t i n t i :i |‘t, u l «-i I -lu ll- luuints I S I -T simply hri'Uiise of lom is affiliated, celebrates Natnui.il Vir l.lfies, accused years on cltar.t « <i| killing tiei a lour city metropolitan aiea muladniitnstiutn it,'' the gov­ its third annivei snry thi* na tin- tup tw irlin g , 1.1,1 in a vuiitv-st suiu'tionthe gvivernment of encroach 36 year old Ihi> Iriend today destroying at least to ernor tie,dated. 4 month The eye bank has indit­ Mrs. Hedges fa!ally shut the i->1 by tlio I' S. Tw n lm y A " i n t.it inn jit I’n Im otto. ing on private industry, using homes and injuring 16 per The Cabinet routinely rned retime the sight of more its power on the side of unions, man during an argument in T iif > I!S ' 'A ” n in ju ti-tt« tu fjis wiin tup team sons duiM-d tile IIC I'S cutbacks than lf>;» persons during its an I It i mg ' ti tie all things to tier Orlando home four years Power was knocked out at llUtlul I'lu* I ’S T A > t . i *. • <.\ ll|«* C U Ilto st wi l l lit* ordered b\ the resigning log ­ hi o f lifetime. all people—ImiIIi at home and ago Her conviction was up Tusctimbia, Midfield a n d • • • outs. adding that the new in Id tn XI muttllt jit S a l.t" i d ul Ol latlilu. held hy the lential Flurtda Muscle shoals and across tly aid usd ' Hoard of Regents should re­ Feeling ill T Maybe you Court ol Appeals Tennessee ltiver at Florence, evaluate the pr- grinn quickly. have toxoplasmosis or schist­ The high court, m an opin­ Ala. Under the paring down, 37 osomiasis. Those are two ion Wlllten hy Jii'llte Camp K11 I S worker a were dismiss­ late diseases noted in Fbnida hell Thornal. said the Circuit ed and 1*3 wete transferred last year, according In tinjudge who presids'd over the to instruction jobs at stale Stale Hoard o f Health. Snails trial should hive given the universities 4 carry schiitosmissis, and tox­ jury additmnal information NEW YORK ( UPI)—Famed It.sh by birth descent nr sim rade is one of New York's oplasmosis is carried by concerning the law of self de mammals. Both are parasitic Fifth Avenue turned green ply in spirit - dirt a march, favorite outdoor events. On tense WASHINGTON (LTD I g and reel thiough Hie enter this day everyone is an hon diseases. v ith Lire today fur the aimu.il tt said the judge should have • • • Sens Spcssard L. Holland and ■id green lu decked heart of oiary Irishman amt hy night told the lurv there was no M P.ili i k s Day p.ir . It m 'till,rinn it a four hour fall the Blarney Slone will Helen Wv nn. •■girl Friday" George A. Smathers urged La need for a j»r'on attacked in v tindi tran-toi ined *hts tin it" wjve <>| ninth ,nd music. have been thoroughly polished to rapt f . W Swanson. San­ hnr Secretary W Wtllard W.trtt his own home to rrtre.it from poltt.m melting past into to lis lilc a weir arrnmpan by Eire * sorts for a-day. ford Naval Air Station corn again tn allow more foreign the attacker to avoid the taking Iri laud for a day. l' it hv a w< e hit of (lull hut nsandmg officer, is home laborers to he used in Florida of a life More than inu.iinu Irishmen SYDNEY i UPI)—The Syd Hut a Labor Department *[h> Him ., hit ol lii'h in.si would fnim III,- hnsptal after major 'Hie Jiidg, told the |iu> only ney Mirror quoted a South — it iiiutti rs not it tli,-y h. 1,1 'l„ tnappTopt tali surgery, and reported "doing kesman said Wlrtz is still op that in or tie i lo instifv taking Vietnamese official today as .Sixty hall.ilion,.| march posed to the idea. ® fill." . . . Will t-c hack on the a life in * 'elf defense ease <r' began asseiiihltng lor the Wirti has been criticized (or saving three Vietnamese in job in a!>ni|t tw" weeks. the person attacked must show• * • Irving to solve Florida s rrnp trllerliuls were pushed out of I .,t .<dc s >l*t t at noon tie has turd all reasonable a plane without parachutes Hundred' ol lliiei'.ind* nl Flank Volloline. The Her harvmlinc problems with in mean* wK’nn Ins power to over North t u t Nam last - pe, tutors i .uli veil line the nl,P- inculation manager. did competent domestic latiorer* avoid the dan get I \ K Kl AN11 i l l ' l l Tun Monday tin hacking a peace I al.rd, s path lioin Util Stu rt „ ,1 uhle take the other morn and with costing Florida agri iiu n lutii ml stntiik'*' «'f the mm ernciit culture millions of dollais. noiih to hitli sire< t along lug tin new “ start" orders to The newspaper quoted NguMIAMI l l’ li— Porter Hum t llth An line uni till'll ■ast ott Itt't nnmjt»‘ luttim tit lirmar deliver our pnper. The name jrn Xuan Oanh who served er it. ritv manager at llo si.tli Street to lu -t Avenue pint, saleii here nnd robbed * was the same hut the addresscs South Viet Nam's acting etiester \ Y said lie would Counties* ollti’ls watv'ti Hie all tn^* Mk's iu y uf fthnut irfMJlOd ,n weir- different, flan k had Tilt s<l«) . premier on two occasions la»t la available May 1 to tak< tina, speit.ieb' oil t* lev istnti ■ idlers to start delivering The I'oliif fatid the men, lM«th year Oanh said the plane look over hi' ft* w yob as manager 7 In St Pali II I. s Day pa ® )|, raid tn Hill lllalock at Key min•kr (I, hnrued into the P«dk off from the American air o ' Dade < minty, I la By Margarrl Covliv West and to Util Hlalock nl foiinty hmru h tnir n|fem y Hie county commissioners base at Da Nang after a Voting in North Orlando l.origwnod. TAMPA (U Plt—A Tampa shortly nfiei Ihe f» |» m. rim ­ Tuesday fur four members to I “ farewell ceremony" attend voted a I Tuesday to give the Bay area dairyman warned TU.l.AH \ssl.K U PI) — ing time. They thieutened the village council wa* light, ed by three government mm post to Homer, who has he< n milk producer* in 3 counties IV STill I* SllRM (til1 ( iiurt Ifi* four vttemeft uith k una mul as expected, since all candl isters (tty manager of Tucson. Art/ .Appraisal Firm face financial ruin unless a “ They were thrown out of and once uotked in cits gov tldi debarred Miami attur •bMfied out •M*h diuwrrt mid dates well unopposed except federal marketing order is es­ Decision Tonight n*v Muni# K Manner. who the s*fr. the plane all right, hut they ernment at Kansa, City. Mo In one race tablished By Donna Estes The men nyrfb*nV#d * no! her didn't have parachutes." Oah Homer replares Irving Mr u*v charged bv the Florid* (if 3tfi eligible. ID) residents M .1 Hanson, a Hillsbor­ Altamonte Springs T o w n was quoted “ These things Yavr, who wa sflud last Or lt*r w P4i making per*)»nal u*e I D ’ .m m to t he tr Im s t e t o ge t V ere rrgisteied With (A of ough County dairyman, told a Counrtl will meet in regular Iid funds t* binging to .« rlirnt oul of the ImiMintr toiler happen in wartime." them voting, including four public hearing that market m avion at 8 p m today in the absentee ballots. conditions in the region have Town Hall at which time May­ Official count, a* reported or W Lawmence Swofford haa dropped to the point where by Mrs. Floyd Green, elrction coats exceed sales and it's im­ requested council decision he clerk, votes cast showed Char­ handed down on naming a possible to produce milk at a les E Rowell for group one profit. firm to handle reappraisal of got H), Lloyd Brown, group all town properties Manntt defending the air­ north of Saigon, it was dis­ three, 56; group four candi­ DA NANG, South Viet the 26 newsmen now here. Among other items on the Supreme Court dates George T Fuller, 61, closed today. The Air Forra annoL^ued base. Nam (U PII—The U. S. Army agenda are finalizing contract But they are now denied Government tronpe broke it and Donald Wilcox, three; Rejects Review that they rould move /about follow, ,1 tha Air Force lead for the municipal water >yiaiirss to Air Force '"terri­ up by shooting and killing and Jay A. Wetz, group five, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) tem and opening of bida for today and banned newsmen the Da Nang air base only if tory.” one agitator and arresting 56. The Supreme Court refused to­ a number of street signs. five American newsmen too. Unless a special meeting ia day to review a district court from mingling with G it tn accompanied hy one of the were chased hy l , S. air Nn major si lion was report­ called, organizational meeting decision upholding a ruling meaahalis a n d servicemen's two selected escort officers. It also banned newsmen police and temporarily taken ed today on the military front of the new rotincil U slated that Stale Rep. Coy Mitchell, clubs around this military TO EXPLAIN fiont riii-s, hul Is and clubs, into custody when they tried hut the commander of the U. for April 5 at which time WASHINGTON (U PI) — of Marianna, was guilty of stronghold. to visit the Marines Tuesday. S. 7th Fleet told newsmen council members will elect a A spokesman for the senior with or without an escort. Treasury Secretary C. Douglas prabtidng dentistry without a American planes were poised new mayor and make other The press corps in Da Nang American Army advisor in Da Dillon was called before a Sen­ license. SAIGON (U PI)— Seventeen to bomb tile north on a once- municipal appointments. First Mitchell, owner of Mitcbel Nang said' meaahalis and ia made up mostly o f Ameri­ ate committee today to explain official business meeting will an administrative decision Dentsl Laboratory, was.direct­ clubs were already so crowd­ cana who cama here to cover hundred persons demonstrated a-day basis. The Communist capital of be held April 6. which saved members of the ed by Jackson Circuit Court lo ed—with about 8,000 U. S. the U. H Air F ou r homhfTig in favor of the Communist Dave l'ilson is the holdover du fon t la mil) millions of dol- stop making dentures without svrvicrmen stationed lin e — ranis against Noith Viet Nam Viet Cong Tuesday in liiuh Hanoi was lepuilrd braving coumJljBiV that Uieie was zmi rfozu for [and the activities uf 3,Svti , Mint) Piui tova <(L>U nil lea for air laida. a prtKTipUoa. M W A... Two-Man Orbit BRIEFS Scheduled For Next Tuesday FICUS Head's Fate In Hands Of New Board Vesta Hedges Wins New Trial New York Green For A Day Senators Seek Foreign Labor 3 Men Dumped From Airplane Licenses Yield $30,000 Lool Dade Manager Position Filled N. Orlando Vote M ilk M a rk e t 65% Tuesday Order Needed Disbarred Filibuster Promised WASHINGTON (UPI)— President Johnson to­ day sends to Congress n long-awaited voting rights bill in answer to the soft hymns and thundering pro­ tests of Negroes demanding equality at the polls. Last minute technical revisions were still being considered but tbe White House was expected to re­ lease \hc text o f tlie bill some time dtirinir the day. Corporations' Face Check On Iniangible lax Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said he expected ns many ns 50 members—half the Senate's memhei ship— tn sponsor Ih«* hill when it is introduced* He milled ih.it judiciary committee heat-tups TAt I \HARSEE fU H > — may begin Friday o f next The St. Petersburg Times .Monday. The only threat tn solid saiil tuiliiy Comptroller Ray support of the prnpos.il m E. Green tins ordered an im­ the Senate ranie from Konth* mediate elirrk of illtnncibla rrn members, who served no Inx payment* made by every Ttce they would try to talk the (till to death ns they at­ major corporation in t h e tempted to do with the civil elate. rights hill Inst yearGreen said Hirer auditor* i ii iiu s t i : u from bn* office were assignSen. Allen J, Fllender (P* ed lo look pver income tax re-, La.) pledged lo talk " jis long as (out gives me breath*1 turns nnd Intangible tax re­ against any effort to spell turns submitted by corpora­ tut voting reipiiiemvnts in tion* to determine whether the hill. they owe the ulnte money. Itut most observers believed The Investigation started Hint if there wus a filibuster, wlien an apparent diserepnnit would only be a token one ■y was discovered in tbe b e e n u s e the Southerners amount of intangible taxes know they are beaten. paid hy the St. Joe Paper As presently drafted, tbe Company and the amount of lull would apply to eertatn stock' it reported to stock­ states wheie discriminatory holder* that it own*. Ttie com­ tests or other device* are pany paid taxes on 132 mil­ used to deny the Ncgiuca the ium vvoi Hi of storks, bond* tight to \ile. and ni'li hut told stockholder* Thr f»"x| would be wbethel it own* fss million in , looks. less than 50 |«'i teal %•( tin ^ Hun,In •I* u f I lot itlii c o m eligible tlti/cii* were irpiMei pflfI W‘4 *•wii NtiH’k, their own ed or hid voted lit the NoLMini jitoi k of tuher compmufit, vemher election hist year. i.je n which thr *tttte collect* This would hi mg the full tu iiitungiMr tux. force ol the government down | (itrrii mii*l bi» dt'j’nrtUU'UL oil SIX South) i n aT.i U * m i oattgiil loit d f tin* f ' l . Joti tom-mim. Mi"is-i|«pi, Alii l .tjo i ( t i m p i i i i y t a x K ' t u i n n 1'iiina, to o l pm, F mth I'm bail not been complete*!, llo liua nnd Virginia. mill nn report would he mid* DANS t M UK TESTS ft would HUtoiniit , until tin* che» k of *11 compart* without losoit lo am lour! n iv hnd lieeu fitiiHhcd wtiifi 1114*tu all up at mil f," he m l ion, han tkt i, i of nut,hi >atd !y applied voting ipiuldno Mihl,* and bond< air taxed tlotis m these slat* v a n d n > the Mate luit assessed hy ipllle them to u-»e a Mtupl*' 'I lie tn\, uniform form asking * nlv tin* i imihIv t.iv name, nddiess and lo id* to * tow* truth of tthe per cent, is •Itu on Apt it 1 and is based of a vofet apple ant 1u uddn ion, some couttl n ** ..fTl lie Value of intangibles ui in other states also would to •«f D*» II llie previous year* I 4oveicd I \ t to hill NII « le» 1toils, gt not nl in I pi nun* v. and fideiab dllti and lot •(! i onti'Bt* Would be covered. '1 lie rffei t of t!.is pi ovisinn would be to sw«)'p aside III••t m y ti sis. euiisT t tl o i tl if»*• r pi etat loll testa of affidavits attesting to good moral th u iu c tii"— all devices now employed in some anus to disci imimite against Nigi«a s1 he othei main feu Iui e of the Jnll woubl piov oil l**r fed­ eral eXIiinilo i > lo make suit that Negioea his i#gijJ*ied ami J*e|(lilt ted to Vole wheie county in haul i*’gistiuf* re­ fuse to complv Willi the law. Switches Rather Than Fighl m : Alt WATER (L’ PII—Ths rhnii man of the Plnella* I'ounty Commission denounc­ ed the county's Republican eominiltee lor its “ radical Mutu wliti! influenees" and '.ml lie'll »u ilrh ills voter real'll ition lo tVmocrat Uiof aliiiosl 20 year* of be |onj Hid lo tlw llepubliean party 1 have decided to d u n cr nn xoier reuislriition *— 4 In la i urn, a rejtlslered Dentorr.il volet," said John W. N IM lill lit. >N r. UNKSV ILI K U FI I — pr Hun-el He made hi* atlark in t I'.manuel Sul* r ,ippointi*1 dean of the l mvrrsilv id I, tier to hdii-ir L Kiefer, Ilie Pinellas Y ofnl.i > collect ol medu Itu i lion man ol loda> repljtiug Ih tjeurg* I i iiiuty Krpuljlican kummilleu. lUrndt, resigned A U TO mAWS — AND — SKiNATl’ RK LOANS CO HAND IN HAND AT — Reporters 1Banished' w "WHEN YOU ABE ELIGIBLE Knit ONE — YOU AIIK ELIGIBLE FOR THE OTHER — IT'S E A S Y ............. ^ CALL RALPH PK/.Ol.l) OR JIM DOUC ETTE TELEPHONE .'122-1611 AYHEIIE ELSE CAN YOU GET t i l l s KIND OF SERVICE WHEN FINANCING AN AUTO? FLORIDA STATE B A N K M em ber F.D.I.C. / • �r * ...v .•?1; I * t . tfl KRAFT SHORTENING SEE - A L L MAYONNAISE FLOUR 10 LBS. •i - - 59 -ii LIMIT 1 WITH $5.00 ORDER SH U R F IN E GIANT SIZE FAB M ILK 10 TALL CANS wf ‘ * r ” ►*—••• LIMIT 1 WITH LIMIT 1 WITH 15.00 ORDER LIMIT 10 WITH $5.00 ORDER $5.00 ORDER LIMIT 1 WITH $5.00 ORDER fOQD PRICES m IPWERHERF i n FLA. GRADE MA " WHOLE LB. LIMIT 2 PLEASE 2 Convenient Locations: 1100 W. 13th. St. 4th. St. * Sanford Ave. BUDGET SLICED Quantity Rights Reserved SINGLETON BREADED BACON • 33 CHOPS LB. 39 RIBS LB 39 SHURFRESH FIRST CUT PORK Biscuit Shrimp 6 CANS IS OZ. PEG. 39‘ 49 LEAN UAR-Il-Q SIZE SPAKE STANDARD TOM ATOES 3 LIMIT S WITH 15.00 ORDER uaypt 29 FRESH COUNTRY STYLE r ilT GREEN BEANS 3" LIMIT I WITH 15.00 ORDER THESE SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THROUGH 29 y2 G A L 39' 1 g a l. 39« PORK ROAST 3cans 99‘ BANANAS DEL MONTE LIGHT MEAT TUNA 3 2 IBs 29' LBS. 29c LIMIT 2 WITH 15.00 ORDER FRESH RED TO M A TO ES WEBB'S LONG GRAIN RICE 3 ib 39‘ s 2 FLA. GRADE *‘A " SMALL EGGS 3 $100 . d o z LBS. 39‘ WINTER GARDEN APPLE. PEACH. CHERRY LIMIT S PLEASE 3 FO R 89* 6 45‘ U. S. NO. I YELLOW O N IO N S DUKE'S D O G FOO D cans 3 Bush's 39 ROAST STEAK STEAK STEAK lb 6 9 ROUND BONE FAMILY LB. SIRLOIN , b,,ag 1 9 SMOKED SAUSAGE CRISP FRESH OCTOBER B E A N S — B L A C K E Y E LETTU C E PEAS — N A V Y BEANS — BABY L IM A B E A N S — K ID N E Y B E A N S - LB. 59' 59 69 LB. CLUB MIX ’EM UP! G R E A T N O R TH E R N B E A N S I T LB. CENTER CUT BONELESS SHOULDER O L IO PIN TO B E A N S 49‘ Corn Fed Heavy Western FOOD KING SOLID PIES LB. GOLDEN KII'E TMIIFTY BLEACH BACK BONE FRESH ROSTON BUTT SATURDAY. MARCH 20 COUNTRY MILL SYRUP LIMIT 2 PLEASE NO. 100 CANS 10 for 89 2 * . : .. .. LARGE HEADS 29' LEAN MEAT WIENERS RED HOTS BOLOGNA ^ s,, ■ * 4 .. . {• i 3 LBS. .1 98 �. ■ . ' Joyce Abney Dedicated Heart Fund W orker Cinderella Ball Slated Sunday By Area Skaters Hjr Robert R. Thomas ■Ir. Cassandra Sheppard, daugh­ ter o f Mrs. Thelma R. Shep­ pard, recently visited the University o f Notre Dame with other ctassmatci. Cas­ sandra is a sophomore at Stena Heights College In Adrian, Mich. • • • 312-5756, Joyce Abney, daughter of |Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Abney, of 901 Pine Avenue, has been and still is a .tireless worker for the ‘‘Heart Fund Drive." I i tir l inn»• i I minty. I’Iit - 14m, I n | * r « h « l r In r n HI II AM nf \\ T*» All I r r d H « r » unit I Im ulna f i n I rw■ n r A p i t l n t l *■ Id l - a t a l r i Yuli sn. tir>*a»#•'! MIANN»>N firm and* and rat'll nf ynu arr hrrrfiy notified and required in pr e s e n t in d u t r l U a i # any r l i i i n * a mi d e m a n d * * hi' h you, nr r it liar of y o u, m a y h av # A g a i n s t t h » est ate of H i l t A M W SHANNON, an. d r c « a e # d l at a of aal d C o u n t y , to the County .ludi* of Sent I nn He I ' u u n t y , F l o r i d a , at h i * offi ce in t he c o u r t house of -aald ('ountf at Hanford. Flori da. . * 3Hun ■i calendar f r o m t h§ it me of t he f i rst f i ubliratlon of t hi s no t i c e Ka< h #l a ym or d e m a n d aha II be In * s i t i ng and a hal l Ma t e the p l ac e of r e s i d en c e and poet o f ­ f i ce ad dr es s of t he r let m a n I, e n d shall be i w o r n t o by the « I s l m u n t , her ■ » # « ( , or a11*•r nq *nd a n r *ur h r l eh m nr d e m a n d not eo ( l i ed eh el l bfc v oi d p t A n n i e ft a11* Shannon A f a d m i n I n r at r l i of the I-! * ( a 11 of * I I I It A M W S H A N N O N Si t ti er eased I . Of t H O N \ K R E U tn i'k A t t o r n * > at U * I* O l » o i I T U Sanford, Fl or ld g P u b l U h M a r 17. 14 I t A A p r I The official report on the destruction came after Vice Adm. Paul P. Blackburn, commander of the U. S. 7th Windsor’s Exile Nearing End LONDON <jrPI» — The un­ official exile imposed on the riiK -li Duke ami Ducheat ol Windsor H T I I K C’ l H t I I T C O I I I T O F I I K C l l l t l I T c o t H T O F may be ending after 29 >eara TIIK MVfH il lH t U I . CIH- l i l t ; NINTH JIHItl AI (III- of heartache I t I T . I N A N I I F O H I C N I N U l . i : ( I i r . IN A N D F O H S F M I N O t t; Queen Elizabeth II broke the c o l v n . ri-oitiiiA ( III M l , F L I I H I D 4 . IN r i l A N C E H V NO. H I T ! I N 1 I I A N C B M Y N O . 147T3 ice Monday in the darkness of MARTIN* J i l ' U A C K . M ARTIN J J l' U A C K . a hospital room where the Plaintiff, Pl ai nt i ff. Duke—her uncle—is recover­ >* *• . N A N C T J A N K JI ' DACK. NANCT JANE JUUACK. ing from three operations to Defendant Defendant save the sight in his left eye. 4 M I; M » | : | » N O T H K O F I t I T NOTH F OF H I T Legal Notice 1 FOH U IV U R C K NANCY J AND JUUACK I t *•I d a r u a l i n k n o w n Y o u , N a n r y J e n # J u b a r k , ar* h e r e b y no t i f i e d t h a t a 11111 of ‘ " o m p U l n t for D i v o r c e h a t been f led a g a i n * ! y o u. e n d y o u ar* r e q u i r e d to t e r v e a c o p y of y o u r A n s w e r or f ‘) e i d l h | to the Hi l l of C o m pi 4 I n t on t he p l a i n ­ t i ff' s attornej. M M t M i A H K O , I*. O H o* 2 Xi . F e r n P a r k . F l o r i d a . and f i l s t he or It * i n a l A m w i r o r P l e a d i n g In l h « offi ce of t he C l e r k of the r t r c u i t C o u r t on or be f or e the 23 nd d a y of A p r i l , I S O . I f y o u fel l to do so. j u d g m e n t b y d e ­ f au l t wi l t b# • t a k e u against y o u for the r el i ef d e m a n d e d In t h e m i l nf Compl ai nt. IHJNK AND UR U K RfcID et ha it for d Hemtnole C o u n t y , F l o r ­ i d#. t hi s 12 t h d a y of M t r < , % F O H IIIY O Itrt? , NANCY JANE JURACK I t s s l den c e O n k n o w n Y o u . N a n c y J a n e J u b a c k . ar e h e r e b y no t i f i e d t h a t a H U t of C o m p l a i n t f or D i v o r c e has been fi l ed a g a i n s t y o u, a n d y o u ar e r e q u i r e d to s e rv e a c o p y of y o u r A n s w e r or P l e a d i n g to t he Ri l l *>f C o m p l a i n t on t he p l a i n t i f f s at tor ney, JOSEPH M MURA H K ii l» O l l ox 221. F e r n P a r k , F l o r i d a , a n d file t he o r i ­ ginal A n s w e r or Pl ead i n g in the of f i c e of the C l e r k of the C i r c u i t C o u r t on or be f or e t he • th d a y of A p r i l , I M S . I f y o u fal l to do so, j u d g m e n t b y d e ­ fault will be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u f r t he r el i ef d e m a n d e d la t he l u l l i f C o m p l a i n t . DUNK AND ORDERED at F a n f or d, Semt nol a » Courtl y, (JL'AL) (H EAD » Arthur H Beckwith. J r , C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : J o a n hi W i l k e Deputy Clerk JOfcBst M MLttASKO r . o uos lo i mi A r t h u r . ! ! * Beckwith. J r , C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T . VIhlen Deputy Clerk JOSCPII M M U IA S K O I*. O. B o * IU F e r n Par k* F l o r i d * At t or ney f o r 1 P l a i nt i f f , Publ i sh Mar ch IT. 34. Si, Apr. I, 1 ) 0 . C D K -M k Funeral Thursday Mr and ford early vices Florida, this eth day of March, mt , r . r s Park. /lo r lJ a A ttorn .y tor P l.ln tlff PuUUtb Slan.lt 1«, IT, it . Take your choice of Firestone Champions...get the 2nd tire for Buy the first tire at price listed below...get the second tire for ONE-HALF THAT PRICE! ins. CUK-il Built w ith F t n u t o m S U P R T U F r u b b e r ..t h e i tough rubber used in Famous Firestorm rece t» tor E X T B A M I L E A G E . S A F E T Y end D U R A B I L I T Y ft, TubeIsts Blackwatls ] sizr 1st TUs* 2nd lira* $ 7.50 I G00-13 $15.00 8.17 I G.50-13 16.35 19.45 9.72 ’ 7.50-14 [ n oo t4 22.00 11.00 24.15 12.07 n ^0-14 9.72 19 45 0.70 15 11.00 22.00 7.1 0-15 12.07 24.15 7 r*o-1B *■n n1 27.45 13.72 JO 18 > NO MONEY DOWN B u y on Fire sto n e Tuba-1,pa Blackw.Wa1st Tlra* 2n4 Tlra* ........ • 41 ............. 44••a aaa M t.l.t. t#4fe4444 *4a *a ••a 1 ** a a•••4 ............... •aa *•a>•m $16.80 19.90 21.75 $ 8.40 9.95 10.87 ••**••*• ................. WMITCWALLS . . Add J3 for 1st tire . . $1.50 lor 2nd. *A i |UIt t l i-hj* ’ At Ho tr*vl* 1*1 IW#-li U N /C H A R G E No Trade-in Needed T a k e m o n t h s to p a y or re g u la r 30 d a y c h a r g e . T irc s f o n * yV NATIONW IDE GUARANTEE & Stterd Sr tta*n*ai »t fniita*i Sititn t*d pun rO/cf Our 1 He Vutti Sum . ,, eSni.u yea nan! lu ll till T I M f C l M f t A N M .1 ■ ( • m i l d s l s c l l m »O fh m «fi *h ip and m sl sit sl t «n<3 All nuffnsl fosd hafidl in|Wft«t for ths Ms of ths o*i'iin«t (t«sd R* fHscsmsntt pro rstsd on tread w«ar and tisisd on cement fire lions feta*4 r*r»cs *t lime ot ediustmenl. SA FETY C H A M P IO N S D e e p e r tre e d e n d IO“v m o re tre c h o n e d g e s givm you M O R E MILL A G E th e n th e F ire s to rm C h a m p io n plu s en e x tra m a rg in o t s a fe ty t \« N o L im it on M I L E S . . . N o L im it o n M O N T H S sirr TLibels it It14ckwj 11e Ul fire* 2nd Tire* Tub* type Blackwells 1st firs* 2nd Ttrw* $18.90 ............. ti 0 0 -13 $ 9.45 G BO -13 20 00 10.00 444444** *444444* 7.50-14 22.65 11.32 0 00-14 25.95 12.97 0 9 0 -1 4 28.45 14.22 •••*•••• 4444444a 22.65 $ 9.52 G. 70-15 11.32 $19.05 7.10-15 24.20 25.95 12.97 12.10 13.20 7 GO-15 28.45 26.40 14.22 1! 00-15 31.70 15.85 •4•••••• ............ WHITEWALLS.. Add $3.50 for ls tlir e . . $1.75 for 2nd. u , w , , „ -f *Arl PK,1 i ^i t!l Md In-tf Hi A L L S I Z E S C o m p a c t t o B ig C a r s A ll Tire s M o u n te d F R E E 18 CU. FT. VERTICAL FREEZER PHILC0 BENDIX I 4-CYCLE WASHER $ 179 95 > services will !*• held in Whiteiville Mrs. Mtz»' left San today to attrnd ser­ $24995 till MSMV UtMN No Money Down it Big 12-lb. capacity w Stona 837 Itw. or fruit'll food*. * Storage door with live lug com pur invent*. *. Flush-fit cabiruit. ■fr Undertow agitator washer* faster, cleaner tfr Single control knob England’s Queen Mary I, who reigned In the Idth cen­ tury, was known as "Bloody Mary." N O P A Y M E N T T IL ' J U N E 1 9 6 5 Washers, DrYers,TV, Stereo, Refrigerators t -------------- Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my h a t." LAWN CARE EASE... 2 2 " MOWER p*ew»ft ptbr Firestone *'F A 1R L A W N H &EA***1 t.'- ’._‘i -.-.M F ratum aluminum •ozaa i1..S M 1h i : alloy nut-resistant dock and big 3 H P. A-cycle Uriggs & Htratlaa engine. ? 6 6 66 'a } 1LUCK1< ’ sITRIK E j a C H A M P IO N NYLONS T iro f o n e LIM IT ED T IM E O N LY Don't Miss Out! A ll I said w as: : e e Main Office — 33 W. Pine — Downtown Orlando FIRESTONE-CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS On Afl Major Appliances rr— --------- MB. GEORGE C. HE A RN, CONSULTANT MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE 118 PARK AVE.. SO. — PHONE 322-0351 EVERY FRIDAY — 10 TILL 2 Y O U A S K E D FO R I T ! No Money D ow n...Low M onthly P a yments J .H I I <t s II, B ETTER ! MRS. EI.1ZAHKTH Thomas, Mrs. Teenn Amino and Dr. Maria Tcrcz are Scntlnolo-DoBnry Heart delegates to a repionnl meeting Mnrch 27 at Snnford Civic Center. .. (Herald Photo) TO i ✓ ------------- Mnrch 17, 1065—PnRe It MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE Vernon M iz e ’s Sister Expires Mrs Marian M Meats. 30. died of leukemia early today in a hospital in Winston Salem, N C. She was a resident of Whiteiville. N. C, Survivors are her husband. Jack; a ion. John; brother C. Vernon Mite Jr., of Sanford; mother. Mr*. Lucy Mize, of WhlteavlUe, and father, C. V. Mize Sr. of Gainesville, Fla ^rralll HELPS YOU HEAR THE THINGS YOU WANT TO HEAR... F Commie Targets Almost Razed month* Cattfnrb M A IC O Danny Smith Receives Art Scholarship m Notice In i hr t’dilTl .Infill#. *f inInn the address at the 6:30 p.m. Men’s Dsy services at First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Keeping pace with the theme of the program—“ Man Versus the Challenge of Change”— the Goldsboro Ele­ mentary School hrad remind­ ed his listeners of their duties as citizens. "In some parts of our great country, people are dying try­ ing to gain the right to vote. Yet, right here in our midst, where one does not have any­ thing to do but register and vote, he fails to exercise that most precious right," hr said. Another thing of great sig­ nificance was mentioned by Refoe. "Be yourself and use (hose God-given gifts to the best of your ability. Do not be jealous of your fellow man because such often produces serious repercussions." By Dottle Austin In the ancient fairy tale of Cinderella, that unhappy young girl worked hard from morn­ ing tp night and then i*t Mrs. Julia B. Merritt, Mrs. Heard a couple of fine ad­ among the cinders on the Roberta Roberts and Mrs. Dorothy R. Baker became dresses Sunday. At the Men’s hearth. members of the Seminole Day observance at St. James However, the It young lad. County Children’s Advisory AME Church. R. E. Greene, ies who are vying for the title English teacher at Crooms Council at the Inst meeting. of "Cinderella — Queen of We are in dire need of per­ High School, was speaker at Hearts" at the annual Heart sons who have an interest in the 11 a.m. services. Fund Skate Show Sunday at The youthful educator gave the welfare of our many chil­ 7 p. m. at the Melodce Skat­ dren. . Our funds are very a complete discourse as he ing Rink, have no time for low; we need members. Please expounded on the deeds of sitting around. join today. Contact L. R. Eu­ great men. All of these pretty girls sre His challenge to the audi­ banks, phone 322-9230. working to esrn the title and • • ence was most timely. He re­ the crown, and at the same The Castle Brewer Kinder­ minded the preachers of their time are helping the Heart responsibilities, parents of garten Council is sponsoring Fund. All proceeds of the vot a stay-at-home tea Sunday at their responsibilities, and chil­ ing and the show go to the dren of their responsibilities. 3 p.m. at the Castle Brewer Scminoic-DeBary Heart Divi­ II. L. Refoe Jr, delivered recreation center. sion. This is the sixth annual Queen of Hearts show produc ed by Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Best owners and managers of Melo dre Rink. Patty Baker, sponsored by the Handy Helpers 4-H Club, has the distinction of being the only contestant who has a sponsor. To help the Heart Fund is one of the objectives of the 4-H clubs so it is a two fold job: H-ilp the Heart Asso; nation and help Patty. Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 a county-wide 4-lf skating par ty is scheduled with all pro ceeds going to Patty's account. Debbie Downey, who is the youngest contestant, lias been pulling her culinary skills to work baking cup cakrs in ox ATHLETIC scholarships have been sinned by these Crooms High foot­ change for Heart Fund dob ball stars; Robert Walton, Ernest l’ ayne, Andrew Janies. Lewis Witherlars. ppoon anti Eddie Brown. (Herald 1 hoto) Cindy Kennedy, with the help of her father, Eddie, has tickets to the skate show scatgSirr. I lered from Belle Glade to SI. Petersburg, with proceeds to I tie credited to her name Wed V 1 nesday Cindy will s e r v e a spaghetti supper prior to the skating session and tickets to this were sold out early in the week Danny Smith, a South Semi­ Polly Pedriek has engaged nole Junior High School stu the assistance of six ahle (Hul­ dent whose art work was en led young men for a rar wash, Saturday at Gocmhets Sunoco 1ered in the I.ohgbranch ex Serviee Station at the corner lubit at the Winter I’ ark side ol Third Street and I’ ark Ave. walk art festival, was award­ Linda Noell hat taken up oced a scholarship for study at cupanry in her family'i va­ the Loch Haven Art Center in cant store and set up a ruin mage sale She had planned Winter I’ ark. to hr open only one day, but Other Seminole County art because of demand, will re ists whose work was shown at open her rummage sale on the Kevin ai Included Mrs Saturday all day and "by Katherine Dodson of Lake appointment any time dunng Mary. Joseph Mathleux o( the week During the school holiday Geneva Mrs Beth Gregory. Mrs. Mildr.-d McMillan. Craig Thursday Diana Stdmpf has ]<1.ins to 'sell lurked goodie* to Orseno anil Clyde Harris Mathleux, a past president all skaters In addition to tin special of the Sanford Sgmmole \rt Association and eo-ordtnator of project* all the Cinderella art in the Seminole County contestants have tickets for schools was a judge for the the show Sunday. The show will begin at 7 elementary division of the p m and feature sjK'cial skat I show. JOYCE AI1NKY All tlte exhibitors demon mg numbers, with original straled persistance as they choreography by Mrs. Slieala fought wind and ram over the Albers and Chuck Best. Guest weekend and were forced to performer will tie Miss Bar­ take down and set up their bara Meixell. of Jacksonville, SAIGON (U r i)- A n Ameri­ Fleet, who briefed corres­ exhibits several times. a champum figure skater Two Navy men. Finley Pad­ At the next meeting of the can admiral today reported pondents aboard the aircraft carrier USS Banger now oper­ SSAA on April 12, Lilly Chen gett and Mike Hoover, have "almost total" destruction of ating in the South China Sea will demonstrate tier method assisted with the painting of military target! in Monday's off Viet Nam, of painting Mrs. Chen baa the scenery lor the Cinderella raid on Communist North Vic! The raid w a s directed been asked to exhibit her show and tellers from the Nam against the Phu Qui area only Coiled State Bank have volun­ But Hanoi boasted the at­ loo miles southeast of lla^tii paintings in May at thr Deteered -to count the proceeds Bary Mansion, headquarters tacks would not prevent a About lixi planes took park of the Florid* F'ederalton of for each Cinderella contest Communist takeover in South Art. ant to determine the winner. Viet Nam. L«*t year she collected more than anyone else in the door-to-door campaign. She is a victim of muscular dystrophy but is giftrd with Oft'eat courage, thanks to the officials and staff of Sunland Training School. A member of the junior class, she is possessed with a keen sense o f humor. One of her teachers describes her as a person who can laugh when a joke is on her as well as when same is on some one else. ^ Herbert Cherry describes her as an individual with a most pleasing personality. Joyce is working with the Heart Fund drive again this year. • • • The Florida Progressive Baptist state convention will convene in Tampa March 2325. Ministers and lay people V* from all areas of the state will be in attendance. Baptists from our eity will function in important roles as the 51st annual session gets underway. They are Rev. H. V. Pal­ mer, of First Shiloh Baptist Church and state finance chairman, and Mrs. Palmer, — and Rev. H. B. Whitehurst, ® o f St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church and chieftain of young men of the Youth Convention, and Mrs. Whiteburst, state organist of the parent body. The convention is designed mainly to support Christian education, mission, evangcli*m and benevolence. This ^ body also supports improving movements with Christian mo­ tives. Some of tlie most outstand­ ing people of the church a t e members of the state organ­ ization and will be at the con­ cent ion as workers and load•i s T h e body's general leader i- Rev James t ail Sums, o f £ J.n ksonville. who also is vice piesidenl of the National Itiotiit State Convention ol America Mis. II It Miller, of tlieen t uvil Springs, Is president of the Senior Women's Mission­ ary and education depart­ ment. Legal Says Mrs. Jean Rowells, “ Although it is a stay-athome tea, everyone is asked to attend." The proceeds from this af­ fair will help to purchase playground equipment and the like for the kindergarten. • • • Hfje t i W e h a ve y o u r s i z e . . . T f r * * t o n « Speed King B O A T T R A I L E R T I•futnang R E S TU Shock-FoMitied . NYLON CORD BODY F IR E S T O N E S u p -R -T u f * lubber for long, troublefree m ileage LOW PRICES...EASY TERM S 1st & French Open 8 to 6 Sanford, D aily Ph. 322-0244 VT R Y N E W L U C ftY S T R IK E F IL T E R S I, i. » iF e s lo n e F rid a y T fl 9 �., r I i' * ■hr Wrrtlft ftanfnrb Legal Notice i!» t h k r m e tiiic sist ii I i i t . xns a n i l u r r r o i iit h ijriiicr x i. c m r u n ■k m m o l i c rn iitcrr, ri.o n iiis . It rllA tC K H V HO, l IT IT KKDKHAI, NATIONAL. MOUTUAOE ABSOCTATl ON, a cmjiarAtlBn, Plaintiff, va. CUnflKCK A FISIIKtt ami NlgUl.lt: M. FU01KII. Iiia wlfa l l tl t n. taut* tO T H 'K op a ti.c NOTICE IN IIEUEIIY HIVES ( b a t on th* -Slat .lay o f March, m l , at 11*10 o' cl oc k A M. at ( ha mai n door o f lha Cour t k o u M of Hamtnola County. Han. fold, Fl ori da, (ha l l onor ahl * Ar t h ur II. Kackwl th, J r , Clark o f (ha Ci rcui t Court of Samtnot* Co un t y , Fl ori da, will o f f e r for • ala to l ha hlahaat and bait tilddar for caah, at publ i c o u t ­ c r y , (ha f o h o w t n x doai-rlbad pr opar t y of th* Dafandanta, r l a r a n c a A. Flalivr and Nallla Id Ftahrr. hla wi f e: Uot 7, ACA1IKMT MANOH UNIT ONE, accordion lu lha plat tharauf aa record, ad In Plat Rook II, Pas* at, Ptibllo Itacorda of Bamlnola County, Florida; laeludlna; Monos ram llaatar, Modal No, ta il E, no aariat num­ ber. permanently Installed, dosethnr with all etructuree and Jmpruvamenta. than nr (hereafter on eald land. Thla la made purauant lo Final Dacraa o f Foraeloaura entered In the Above ceuae. Chancery Isocket No. 11117, npw pending In .the Circuit Court of and far Benjlnole Coun­ ty, Florida. IN WITNEBB WHEI4BOF. I hava heraunto net my hand and official aaal thla IMh day of March, ltal. CBEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. dark. Circuit Court Hemlnola County, Florida Uy: Elisabeth liruanahan Deputy Clerk. Joseph M. Mureeke r, P. a Uus tit lvPern Park, Florida Publlah March IT, 1*41 I? » • • ,* ^ ' * , * Sem inole S w im m ers Edge V e ro Beach 4 8 - 4 7 Tribe found these names entered In­ to the winners' circle; last year's winners, John Zueli and Jerry Farella 1,232, Ken Martin and Tex Farrlai 1,229 and Roger Pope and Gil Smith 1,224. And thcn/lt really happen­ ed in tire singlet tussle. If you ever hear anyone aay that they don't atand a chance In a handicapped tournament, tell 'em It just ain't sol { Proof of the pudding is Bill Tyre who bowls for Sanford Manufacturing team In the City League. The truth of Jhe matter la that thia is the only league In which Bill competes. It didn't stop him one bit, even though he’s only carry­ ing a 163 City League average, Bill Just happened to have a good night and shot a 661 scratch aeries. Included in this scries was a 237 (crilch game. Add another 66-pin handicap to hla total and hla 697 seta him well above every­ one elie's at-orci for Uie sin­ gles. Congratulations, Bill. May you have mure of the same kind of scoring in your bowl­ ing days ahead. Dick SchniUlcr was trawling extremely well throughout the entire tournament and finish­ ed second here with a 672. "Schnitx" it alto one of the team winning 11LH Products members. Additional winners in the singles were as follows: Fish rr 064. Honeycutt 651, Cabrera 644, Meeks 042, Hudson 04(1, Ster man 639, Hauler 630 and Wallis 627. Check these scores lor the All Events. Hemembt-r, nil of Hie other tidal included handi­ cap, But for this one it’s strictly scratch. John Bridges averaged over 200 because for hi* nine game tola] it was a resounding 1,801. Johnny bad himself a real ■goodie" while rolling to hit t o t a l — a tremrndous 266 game! Don't sec lira many of these on TV, do you? Dick Sclmllllrr't name ap­ pears again as he came in second behind Bridge* with Ins t,76H. Continuing on down the winner's ladder It was Marry Pentecost 1.758, Bob Guthrie 1 ,680, Jack Kanner I,679 and Gordon Honeycutt 1.658. Eustis There This Afternoon ny Davk! Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer Seminole High swimming team won its first meet of the season Tuesday afternoon over the Vero Beach swim team 48 to 47 at the Sanford munidepa! pool. The local swimmer* go to Eustis today for a m eet In the first event Andy Ly­ on. Con Wilson, Buster Bruce and Greg Ginas won the 200yard medley relay with 2:02.1. GIRLS GET SET TO take plunge (top photo) In 200-yard free swim Vero Beach had 2:09.4, but event at the Sanford municipal pool Tuesday. Vero Reach swimmers (at only (he first place receives left) are Janet Giclow and Cheryl Krinovic, who placed first. Seminol* High swimmer is at fur ritdit. Roy swimmers hit water in another team points in a two-way meet. event (lower photo). Seminole won the meet. (Herald Photos) Karl Brubaker won the 220 free swim for Vero Beach with 2:15 and Bobby Headrick took second for Sanford with 2:21.7. Gary Ganas won the 100 free swim for Sanford with 59,2. HOWLING 118 ping higher thnn their nearest compctitor«, HLH Products (No. 1) captured first /place honors in the fifth annual Sanford men's Con Wilson won the 100 back bowling tournament at Jet Lanes. From the left: Harold Drier. Robert* stroke for the Seminole* with Hcnnett, Dick Schnitzlej1, Virgil Vaughn and John Martin, who compiled 1:11.9 and Buster Anderson n three game total oL 3,003. Rill Tyre (No. 2), of the Sanford Mfg. team, took second for Sanford. Greg captured the singles event with a 607 series, Sam Faron (left) and Clar­ Ganas won the 100 yard but­ ence Wallis (No. 3) double-check their 1,250 total score to convince them­ terfly for Sanford with 1:15.1 selves they won the tough doubles category. John Bridges (No. -I) aver­ and Andy Lyons took second. Lyon also took second in the aged over 200 per game in the tournament and is the current lender of the Singles Classic League with a 180 average. (Herald Photos) too yard breast stroke. Mike McGuire won the div­ ing competition for Sanford and John I.uthrr took second for Vero Beach, Buster Ander­ son took third for the Semi noles. Gary Ganas won the SO tty David Higginbotham Hay PK-cc went in for Dud­ Steve Harris walked lo first yard free swim for the Seim Herald Sport* Wrilrr ley In the third inning and and then stole second arid notes and Larry Hodges took The Seminole High Just-hall pitched the rest of the game Hurd. HornIe Barbour came third Duster Bruce took se team went the regular seven striking out five and walking to tint and got a base hit that com! in lhe 200-yard Individ knocked Harris home for the ual medic/ with 2 49 1 Innings and one extra, but two. Sanford scored In the first final Seminole score of the still came up with a three-lo­ In the first em it of the girls tty Jim Bacchus in as many games thh season hounds in the tup of the first th rce lie with Oie Evans Tru inning when Danny Tillis got day. half nf the meet Cindy Wilson. Herald Sports Writer and was the first in OBC ac­ with a bombing home run lo Jam of Orlando in a Metro a base hit and then stole sec­ The Trojans got their final Barbara Holt, Linda May and The Lyman Greyhounds tion. right center, scoring Alien Conference affair Tuesday. ond and llirn third A wild score that tied the game m Martha Kosky captures! the Simpkins was superb as ihe sparked by the slugging of Iton Dudley started on the pitch from the second bale- the seventh inning when Webb 200 medley relay will 2:30.1 Currcus ahead of him. Marvin Cook and Larry laitt I.) man hurter pitching the inound for Sanford and went man In the catcher brought got a base hd and Wyman got Vero Bench had 2 31 I. hull and the mound performance of whole game while allowing on­ The Cats struck back, in the 2V» innings. Dudley struck 1 litis home for tin- first Sem­ a triple that brought Webb they still won the girls meet ln’ fty Steve Simpkins defeated ly three base hitv all in the bottom of the inning, lying Uio out one and walked lour but inole score Bill Kuykendall home. 51 to Sanford's to Wildwood 10 to 3 in an Or first inniifg He struck out score by way of three singlet The coaches agreed to an allowed no runt. also scored iri tile first inning The Sanford girls aUn won ange Belt Conference game at eight and di I not allow a tin and a three stolen bases. extra inning play off hut netl-y getting a base hit and then the 200 free relay with Del am* i Tasarej Tuesday. gle base on halls. Payne’ s charges decided the stealing second, third and (in Iher learn was a tile to get a Johnson Paula Elam, Hose The victory was the second Cook. seteran outfielder, victory in the third inning, tal­ hit The Seminole* wound up mary Walton and Chcrl Mur ail) home on a wild pilch fur Coach Jim Payn's Hounds started thirijs off (or the Grey- lying five runs on four hits. The Trojans got their first with four hits, three runs and ray Mary Flood won the 200 Key knocks in the outburst scores in Mip third ipiarter one error The Trojans had individual medley for Vero I were a twxi run single by Simp­ when Dudley walked the sec­ three hits, three runs, and no Hearh with 2 515 and find) kins and run-producing liners ond and Mdrd men up to bat errors through eight innings Wilton took second for San by Mike Sterling and Larry VAIL, Colo (IIPit—French. to load the bases. Keener of play. ford with 1 05 2. Miller. The Seminole* wilt host Austrian and American skier- callie up to bat and got a dou Flood alto won tile I(8) yard -The Hounds added two runs bitthat brought Webb and Boone in a home game at 4 were to compete in a special i butterfly for Vero Beach and in the next frame on doubles Vail trophy slalom today tint I'hlllipi home (or two runs p m Wednesday • lief noon in Unit took second for Sanford | by Currcus and I-ott and an­ their fourth meel of the sea Susan Heffner added the official American Inter (or the Trojans. more i other single by Simpkins. The .Seniimdes stored again sun The Tribe now has one national ski races w'*r(' ,,vrr [Munir to Vero Bench by wmn First baseman Miller scored Braves of Sanford Junior Coach Owcn^McCarron toss The European j/kimeMcrs m the fourth inning when win, one loss ami one tie. Ing the t'Kl )»rd back stroke High upped their baseball rec td a bouquet lo the Braves' m the fifth inning on a single mujtrllv trounced /the in 1 17 2 and Cher! Murray by Cook, thus increasing Lha took second for the Seminole* ord to dale to 20 1 Tuesday pitching staff—Senkarik. Gary Lyman lead to !0 to 2. Jean-Claude Killy of Franrt* afternoop when they downed Maples, Mike Morgan and with I 29 Wildwood put together a won Ihe men's giant slalom — Clrerl Krinrlc won the 2fHi the Lx-cshurg JayVees Jierc by Hobby Lundquist—by remark brief rally in the last frame the final event III* country yard free e.vim for Vero Beach a 7 5 score. Bishop Moore High School. ing "they are doing a bang scoring it* third run due to a woman, Marielle Goilsehel. anil Janet Endow look second Miller plans lo start Bruce tied with Jean Sauliert of the Sanford tallied seven runs up Job under the capable pair of hit batters, a double Cm.ly Webb won the ton yard steal and a sacrifice fly by (Big Red) Stuart on the' Untied States for the women s free »wim for Vero .Beach and on 10 hits, while Leesburg coaching of lion Hunt " second baseman Hamp John­ mound in the opener. The 6 4; giant slalom. The Sanford Braves will son Martha Kosky took second for 'racked up five for five Mlsa Saubert'a first place Coach Fled Ganas' Semin ular 18 holes to- nine. Before1 Sanford w-th Nancy Yulanic righthander was a regular Skipper Senkarik not only host tiie Hi»hop Moore Jay* Senior second sacker Sterl­ tie was the highest finish for a ole High golf learn held its the rule w as changed the taking third for Sanford In outfielder and relief pitcher pitched all the way for the Vees on March 24 and South ing and soph shortstop Brent U. S. skier In the three day piayers could usually expect both event* Linda May* took first mulrli of the season last season. Stuart hit .3*21 llrayi-s hut also knocked out Seminole Junior High on Helms figured in a pair of meet. to hit their peak somewhere second in the breaststroke fo^ Lyman double play* boosting Tuesday afternoon and best during tlie last season. He March 26. two hit* The Austrians wound up the alter the ninth hole. Sanford the season total to four. Leading hitter for Sanford probably will lial in the clean­ race* among the world - three the Room- Braves of Orlando A!| of the Seminole*' home In the diving competition The Greyhounds will travel up spot Uils year. top ski power* in last year's 160 to 192. matches will tie lit-Id at tin- Rosemary Walton took first was Tommy Bryan, who had Prayer bend* are of ancient to New Smyrna Beach Friday three for three, a tuple and Mickey Hawkes will lie Winter Ulympirs with , 107 In the first match Jeff Wil .Mayfalr Country Club and IVlane Johnson took se­ for a non-conference game origin and were u»ed in Ori­ two singles Stuart's battery mate behind men’s team points, lo 91 for Ham* stmt a 39 three over par cond both for Sanford. ■gainst the Barracudas and Hits also worr tallied by ental countrica lung before the pi ale. Jim Lucas will start France and 56 (or the l' S to bent hit opponent from then meet Oviedo at Courier Tom Sandage. Mark Caolo, al first lUse. Johnny Newell France won the women's com­ Boone Roth Vlhlcn shot a 42 Chri»t. Field on Saturday. Brownsville. Tex., lies near­ Bill Miller Itwoj and Brad at second, Dave llnley at petition with 62 points Austria six over par in the second MILWAUKEE (U P I )-llin k er the equator than do either Hollingsworth abort, and Jamie Cornell at had 38 and tip Americans had round for the Seminole* and The Braves now tally two Larry Sherwood shot a 40 four Aaron's left ankle, ailing lor f mm, Egypt, nr New Delhi, the hot corner in the infield 23. wins, no losses and a tie. over par in the third match. six month*, will ire operated India. jmslllon. Huy Bradford shot * 39 three Wednesday, hut Ibe Milwau­ The atarting outfield will ovr*r par to win the fourth kee Ur*)e* expect their Allconsist of flychaseri Jim mail'll for Sanford Star outfielder to tie ready by Finch in left. Mike Hargis In Ail four members of the opening day. renter and Nat llickock in Tire Braves derided on the Seminole learn are returning “ All I said was: right. ORANGE N. J. (LTD - Ictlermen who are expected operation Monday Aaron, con­ DtJicra likely to ire action today arc pitcher Bob Mobley, Tony (T w j Tonj Galento, lo be much improved over sidered by many the finest na­ catcher Greg Danko and Bun former heavyweight boxer who Iasi season. The golfer* will tural hitler in the majors, was Skeen, inflrldcra George Mil- once scored throe knockouts be hindered by the new high to fly here today from the we, It if Weal and Tom . Pin- in one night, is considering school set of rules that chang­ club's training base at West nock and outfielders lw-onaid entering the ring again—this es the matches from Ihe reg­ Palm Beach, Fla. Hollis, Brandon Heath and time the political ring. A lifetime resident of this Ronnie Tulbcrt. Last year's Hurricane team community, Galento said he compiled a season record of may run fur councilman of eight wins and five losses. Orange "to see the city go — 2 P.M . — Starter* Stuart, Lucas, New­ forward, not backward." .in EXCEPT W ed . & Sat. Galento, co-manager of a ell, Cornell, Finch and Hie* I U SUNDAY TO H A V E Y O U R ROOF (No Friday Matinra) New York supper club, said he kock all played U 't year. CH ECKED, R E P A IR E D OR thinks Orange.needs a "shot in the arm." R EPLACED IF NEED ED France la considered to have begun Its career aa a Geeie is tha classical amf MON„ MARCH 22 separata nation by tha Treaty ecclesiastical language of of Verdun In 843 A D. Ethiopia. Indians, Evans Nines Tie 3 -3 'Hounds Tromp Wildcats American Skiers Given Trouncing Hurricanes Tackle Bishop Moore JVs Coach Dave Miller's South Seminole Hurricanes will play the Bishop Moore junior var­ sity baseball team at Winter Park today in the season's opener for the Cftasclberry nine. The game will begin at 4 p m. and will be played at ' Pair* 4— March 17, 1965 Strikes • Spares R f John A. flpoUM Thera'* > fellah by the m ine of Fred Wolfe on a popular TV bowling program who alwayi aiya* "Howdja like that bowling, Folk* 7 " We here in Sanford had bowling a i good ae any you’ll be «ecing on TV or anywhere elae at our men'* bowling tourney thla pait weekend. We bad a number of 600plua aeriea . . . a 266 high ■ingle game , . . difficult rplit conversion* . . , and the thrill and excitement of a huge crowd cheering all of the lo­ cal favorites on. It wai a imaah, a aucccia or any other way you want to aay John Kneeland and hla tine crew. Special thanki also to Eleatore Anderson, president ol the Women's Association for offering their invaluable as­ sistance, as did the kids of the Saturday morning Junior League. Special congratulations to the 1IL.H Products team of the ynfesday nitffit Businessmen's ^ L e a g u e . As a matter of fact, you'll see that there were more than just a few of the winners who are members of this Businessmen's League. Getting back to llLIf, it was the team of Harold Drier, Bobert Bennett, Captain Dick Schnltzler, Virgil Vaughn and John Martin who found that indescribable "som e­ thing" that pumped their arms full of strikes. They had one siring going where everyone on the team was working on a double. Their final winning total in­ cluding handicap was 3,003. The lop four placea were alt over the three thousand mark with second place falling to Bob'a Restaurant 3,023, Faron Builders' 3,017, and Sanford Manufacturing 3.009. Glancing over Hie resuita of the doubles scores, here's another group from the HusIni-ssmen’s League Sum Fa­ ron and Clarence Wallis team together and that combination was "the one" to try to beat When the shouting was all over, Faron and Wallis bomb­ ed a 1,250 total, which was five more than they needed over George Swann's and John Bridges' 1,245. Third through fifth place* * Braves Nine Downs Leesburg JVs 7 -5 SHS Golfers Take Braves 160-192 Aaron’s Ankle Due For Knife ‘Two Ton’ Eyes Political Ring Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my hat." Now is the Time DOG RACING Matinees NIGHTLY 8 Young Champions FINALS BEFORE THE SPRING RAINS! SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! T* ' ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A- M. - 6:15 P. M. I l l M. FIRST SANFORD WR OfTR TOP TAf.UR STAMPS ALSO HOME AINTING AND SenKationn! PERFECTAS featured ■% ______ , K PROVEMENTS ___________________ THURSDAY — Ladle.' Night Sorry — No Mlnon FREE ESTIMATES! ------ NO OBLIGATIONS ------ fa t ft a e fy td , .fillers A. J. Adcock and II. E. Berryhill 1109 Magnolia A»e. — Sanfard IH -ltll 321-8041 K C l > r> BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO �' J M * I; :*•-* *> ■*• ■ f SHOP THBIFTY fl»P WHERE YOU GET... 1 PLAID STAMPS ‘‘Super-Right” Quality Western Steer Beef Swift’s Premium Quick Frozen Cornish Game Hens 20 to 22 oz. Avg. 5 0 EXTRA •*»» PLAID an* f*H »* ll O* Each I STAMPS • Helly Crnrhrr Tie l ’ru*t J MU 1-lb. 4-01. pkg. 45» 1 j M,rch 2® 3-:b.fi.5 5 0 EXTRA ®> PLAID <* 1 tOu*Om an* f v*Cnail » ■ STAMPS | Ann Pace Vanilla J Kill raft J-n*. bottle -19c J 20 S- 20.fi.', mss i - -a • ■ • ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at 2 5 E X T R A I STAM PLAID PS S' _ 1M| (iv + f * <N* -v*« * lll O* * Manila Corn (III j'la rca n n e I -II*. rln Ur J .w . Mnrrb 20 .1-20-05 _ -SI I’ K II-K K iln" I"INK Hi: A 1.ITV AI-I.r.OOD HI(ANl) SLICED "S l’ I’ K IM lU ilir* OK SWIFT ALL MEAT Ground Chuck// 6 9 Bacon FRANKS -S I I'EK-KMill I'1' i:\TH A LEVN FKESIII.V '• sin -k -h k . i i r si it eh KOLOMNA SPICED U'NCIIKON SALAMI Ground Beef 3 $135 2 i b . Pkg. 9 9 ‘ TOLIt CHOICE 8 Oz. fi Or. 6 Oz. ib. I'ap'n John* (Juick Froirn I'EKCII. I'l.Ol NDKK 4 9 c PORTIONS 2 : 9 9 •ii h k n to z c.N SAC'S JOHN'S (Jl ICK FKO/.EN 2 9 c Fish Sticks JANE PARK Fit THOUO-BLENI) **N() HOFFS" ENRICHED 6# Ann Page j (Jarllr Salt 1 ‘ , n). but r> 1 * 'lu r c h (Dsrf VYlonJjz (Bugpd Sii£ STAMPS 20 1-20.05 ■- se a s PLAID <*••» ■ » ( (h 'O a an* aw*' a ill (a STAMPS IteRiiar or 2 ( ana nf Sultana Mutter ■ aim 2 I-lb. rttna 29c March 20 *3-20-05* . r*v>ea to o* tawaaa i a @> a t S a n dw ich « mx m o. 2 5 EXTRA a,"* »*••(o«*P* ana* « > PLAID mi STAMPS yy J Ann I'ajjr Pork A Iknn" ! 2 I I .1*. Ti-Ol. t an* Tor March 20 3-20-05 a 600* Paaowoi* PLAID *»*I■a*■« l0 STAMPS * I Kara Ol Sw crlbrail J Snap I liar* 15c JA \. 'larch 20 J-2O0J I bOu* •-a ■■ i i i i i i i i i a e i m m f l B i m u aua.it. EXTRA PLAID STAMPS *0*<M| UJ»PO» (a lP v4 .* * 'l ■* llrtrrgrnt I-i<|Uid a Trend T-pt. 6-<i». hot. I9r | rev*om•(H)*i March 3 -20-05 20 sxs 2 5 EXTR'A © • ilk I . I f io c » jjh aat*. PwKM H SJ\\ S 3B PLAID <* STAMPS 2 Can. Of Dulch nrTTTfZ • Cleanaer 2 ll-o*. ran. -15c j .March 2U 3-20-051 .■ t r . <- KM ;.* ■ • * •■ ■ ■• ■ mm i B l ■ i l l ■ ■ ■ 2 5 EXTRA ®> PLAID f STAMPS j 2 3Jt-u*. can. 19c _ Yndrrwnod* Sardine* ' j 1 March 20 1-20-05 . n . i i a a *»a a » « — mmm }JCT ua »| 2 5 EXTRA ®> via*IVI '!«*««• Ann Pace PLAID °* j STAMPS •Onion Salt hot. 19c j \\ March 20 3-20-65 la a*a aa* a*a t n i l * , i i i a n f i m Sun»hinr lli-llo CltACKEKS ........... 1» O*. 2!>c l.ipton TEA RAMS................... IB* Cherry Pie \\r : i’ a it k lit t vki Angel Food J W E Kj; Of » INSTANT MILK ..... 3 <li. 31c (JC1CK ..........................I Lh. 57c Morton* Froien POT PIES ...... . 8 Oz. 5/99c Mort(»nii Froirn Mrat DINNERS ............... 11 Oz. 19c Chirken Of The Sea WHITE TUNA .... 6 Cl Oz. 37c I’tllshurv Itrfrieeralrd COOKIES ........................... 15c A&P Deveined Medium 4*x Oz Shrimp S p ^ d o lA f I** $109 $1 ANN I’ At.K Sl*E( IA l. * \\V o l II H M .M *|1 \I.ITY ANN FACE I’OIIK JEWEL 2 PCRF SUNNYFIELD LON(i (JltAIN (ail.UKN KICK 2-l.li. 9*Oi. 29 < au APPLES 18 19‘ LB. 29 ROSEBUSHES T Heinz White 12 Oz. I’ liB- Heinz Tomato • 1 Lb. 4. Oz. Dot tie 59c Corn Flakes 31c Ketchup MIX (lit ,M M l II ’ EM 0 • • • • nrt MATCH ’ EM Blocks 35c Vinegar 33c Vinegar 6 o^ 9 9 ' SJ4 o z . ( HEAM STYLE (iOLDEN COHN S ', OZ. WHOLE KEUNEI. liOLDEN COHN 7% OZ. SPINACH 3 59 3 -4 3 FLA. SWEET CANS MIX OH MATCH ’EM 8 ONLY 99 • S o z . SLICED l Alt MOTS • S OZ. SAl KKKIt A I T MIX OH CANS 9 m atch •EM ONLY 98 BREAKFAST-TO BEDTIME FAVORITES! paArki « Oranges CAKE DONUTS &OIDIN, SUGAIIO m USNAUOM 5 - 39‘ SPECIAL! i PKG. OF 12 REG. 25c 19 Plump, fluffy-litht nnd ovm-fttsli. Dtlicious anytime . . . breakfast to bedtime I Saw Only Phitf Stamps Jjjp?. . Get Fine Gifts Fasttr IMt Glut AllANtlC 1 PAClftC HA COMPANY INC. Fertilizer 5 0 « ^ l 15 Heinz Cider 79 m ix ! Strawberries n 29' * quart 7 CANS ONLY S n / VI'IUCOI HALVES S ', OZ PE Vlt II \l.\ ES It OZ. U HOLE I'lliS s 14 OZ. EUEESTONE Sl.lt El) PEACHES FARM STYLE 6-6-fi ULOOMlNtl FLA KelloRns ^ FRESH RIPE C A N C V W A S H IN G T O N S T A T E RHUBARB 1 -L b . * FANCY RED DELICIOUS S ’ 4 OZ. MU IT t'OCKTAIL s S OZ. I I T M l KEN MEANS s nZ. SEASON Ell J.IIEKN MEAN'S S'., OZ. LIMA MEANS s ', OZ. TINT MMOLE MEETS s ', OZ. EAIM T HAMDEN I'EAS 29 M T L F V COLOKFI) MARGARINE SHORTENING FANCY • • • • • • S 3 7 ' Fruit Cocktail - 2 3 ' BEANS ( arnalion Neatle’a Chocolate Mi l-O-ltil Panteurijed I’ rtann American ur I'll 1 I 0 Nnbi#ru ............. I U ,. a te 39 3 9 ' Apricots 2 '■ 4 9 ' MUSTARD V Vllh I I! l i t ) T Cross Buns \S H O L E INSTANT TEA .... 3 O*- M.33 l.i|it>*n LOOSE TEA ........... Ll>. L>c SAm NKS le a v es 3 9 ‘ Grape Juice 2 H 6 9 c Cheese Loaf 2 l.ipton Shredded Wheat Dl't 39c hraft Sliced SWISS CHEESE ..... « Oa- 3 9 c Sliced Half MtMin Horn* KltAFT* CHEESE 10 Oz. 17c Strielmann /.rata 1y2 - Lb. A \ l’ 1*1 HE ja m ‘lf a u gn awn m 25 Sliti-il W H ITE BREAD III. 19r 3 5 c Whiting 5 lb. Box 7 9 ‘ PLAID a i b l a l (W f ia *•* m :\ in . e s s quart Heim 39c 57 Sauce $ u p e r M a rk e ts l « l * i ( i t M r|HD m l tooe MIN Ml HI Vim I l i t* 8 Oz. 1kittle Mrr*. Filberts Corn Oil • 1 Lh. Cln. 39c Magarine 41c Pineereat Shopping Center llwy. 17-92 at 27th Trier* la thia *4 ir* good through Saturday, March ifl. . i �-« ■ - — 4'1 r — g$a V n tT orl g r r o ll F a g * 6 — M a r c h 17, 1065 Legal Notice IJf TU B R u m C IR C U IT jrn trm * DAVID P WKBT ftnd LIDA It JUANI TA D A DA M* t i l J*f f #r i nn A v f n u t Ii»»chr«itr# N#w Yor k YOU A It K I I Kf l Rf l Y NnT I P t R t i th.it th* ah o y * , me mad Jf*l1t lon*ra, DA V I D HWCtf T • n4 LI LA It HWKKT. hi* w l f s , t i m r i fl l s d * P e t i t i o n In th* *l.oV* - n ! ) T* 1 C o u r t fur Hi* A d o p t i o n o f H i* m l n o r c h il d ■lAmr.l ih *r » In am ! y o u tin* r r . n u l r a d in * h o w m i M w h y lh * M i n i s ho u ld not bn K r a n l t d b y t a r v l n g a c o p y of y o u r w r i t * <*n d afar,** a. If a n y , - u p on fitanalrsm , D a v i t A M c fn t o t h , p o t ! riffle* Mo* t l l n , H a n f o r d K lu rlA i, 1 277 1, A H o r o r y * fur ] *r I:IIIoti r ft, and by fill HIT lh# o r i g i n a l 1h er eo f W i ll i Hi* * ' K r k of i t i d C o u r t on nr hafu ra A p ril in, 15S5; o l h * r w l » * . a I mm:-re* m a y li# #010**4 v * r » u a y ii u g r a n tin i *ald a d o p ti o n . W I T N K S k m y b a n d * u l th* «<ffl'4aI p*al of •• Id Court at Hartford, Htifiititil® C i m f i l y , Klftf* i 4 a , t h I ■ I J I h d ay o f M a r * I., A l» I M l. IH R A I.I A r t h u r If J1*< k w it h , i f . , 1*1* r k of I ha C i r c u i t C o u r t 11y ■ M a r t h a T Vlh'lon T i r p i i l y **l#rk Kl atiat rmi i. H a i l * A Alt fill seal) A t in t n r ) * at L a w r»»a| ruffle • I to a 12 SI H a n fo r d . F l o r i d a 72771 Pu b ll a h March 17, 21, 2) A I p r 7. I M i . ( UK m IN t i l l t MM l I I t o l l . | Ml *1 III*. M V I II J l l i l t I 11. I I I I 4 I I T IN A N|» r o i l MICMIMl|*tC I I I I W Y e V M i l l I ll A . 4 h t i P t f r Ni,. 11*70 K i m K.rl .4i o I i n : o f M 4II I T O A l i i : l : ft 117 r o l * \ T V H \ V I N Cl h It A N K , si , N . w V**rk C o r p o r a ' ilon , Plaintiff v• I I A Y M **\ f i A H l * U r \ T V *\ A H P D I - i N , In* an I H U T w tf * I r*f#Mda n i t > « n H i; <ir a i i t *i i i i . a i % 1 1 : n r r i . o i i i i i A to , a h i*i *» Ii K l T V m I fa 1&i l l ' l l C N -e l M sP D l.N , I’# railing hi* Ox Tails it 19^ Cakes 3 n» 1. W ien ers '%? 3 9 / COPELAND REG. 39g . . TARN0W CHIPPED HAM OR B e e f . . 3 ^ *1. Pork Roasts 3 9 / BOSTON BUTTS The lete/t Piet, Te Ge , , . For 0«e4 Things Te let I ALL FLAVORS . . MORTON FROZEN C r e a m P ie s . . 3™ ’T . Legal Notice COURT* HWKKT T IIK M TATB OK r i O n lD A T O . FRESH MEATY REGULAR 39< . . FRIED FISH various ways. Any parson In tha arts wishing to donate to this ef* fort may leave buttoni at Htubbe Pharmecy In Forest City or at Paul's Paints In Fern Park or conlaet any member o f the local Halth and Welfare Society in Alta­ monte Springs. Members of tha Altamonte Springs Society attending a meeting o f Health and Wel­ fare leaders at Sanitarium Church In Orlando Sunday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. ware Mr*. Owan Darratt and Mr*. Rueaall Ryder. Mr*. Kenneth Wright and Eldar W. L. Maset, home missionary secretary for the Florid* Conference o f Seventh-Day Adventists, presided. circuit, IS %\|i FOR P K U IX O L K ( ot v n . n o n i i i \ i \ c i i * m k .i i y m i . i n n s S O T I C K <>K M U S T i s u i - • i v i i i j i m ®r pg f Bushel Of Buttons For Bethal Is Aim Of Adventist Society Bjr Jolla Itarioi The semi-annual meatlnc of the Central Federation of the Seventh-Day Adventiat Health and Welfare Society will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at the Richland Seventh-Day Ad­ ventist Church In Apopka, Prayers are- brine made to Collect a buihel of buttons for Ilrthal at thla meetint. Mr*. Burton W rlfht, daughter-in-law of the stale feder­ ation president, Mr*. Kenneth Wright, teaches echoed In Bethal (located In Southern Africa near Capetown) and the buttons will be sent to her to be ueed In teaching the natives how to use them In * — -** i\ Tiir: n n c riT «'o i i t . m s l i t . u n i t i t «»■■ K i.m ttiM . in s n i > K tm m ; m no t.W t u t n t v . 1-1 I T I A M ' K I I V N O . 14TSO Ji o t h o n r e r i T i .i n v i i . i. i: a L I.K N H M i n t . t’ e t lt lo n e r . v*. JA N IC K B L N O n A S M ITH . H#* p of id * nt T l l i J A N I C K K le N D llA HM IT II , w h o i i 1n»t k n o w n ad dra a * an d r * * l4 * n r * la •01 H u m m l t H t r r * ! , C ln r t n n n lI , O hio A t worn com pla int h n v ln g l . r r n f il ed In Ilia C l r r u l t C o u r t In a n d f o r H a m l n o l t C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In C h a n ^ a r y , a n t l t l a d L 1 N V IL L K A L L E N H M ITII. P r M t lofiar, v a r a n a J A N I C ' K El# Kf li t A H M ITII. raapondrnL p r a y i n g for r * r t a l n r a l l a f for th* ah o v* Paul t d petit Inn a i and a g a i n * ! y o u a* r * a po r if li nt , \4»\V, T i l Kill*. Ft >11E T I I I H IH T t y N O T I F Y Y O U t h a t If y o u w la h in d a fa n d g g A l n a t an d con t *at H i t ab ov a a n ti H a d i f * l i o n , y o u a r t r * i u t r a d »o Ml* y o u r i m » i r o r 4>thar w fr li t *n d r f a n a a . If a n y y**u h a v * . m t bi a p a t l l l o n , w i t h t h a C l a r k nf lh * a b i ia r at yl ed C - u r t and to a * r v a up on pa li t lun ar a a t l i i r n a y , A lt» *i t N F l t t a . w h o , * atldraa* I* 1 M a a n n l r H u l l d l n g . H - i n f ' i M . F l o r i d a , a r o p y r*f aald n i'H r f or o t h e r w r l t i * n d* f# n*r. on or ba for * Hi* 7Hi day of A p r i l ' A D 1»AS T h a n u t u t a of aald c o m p l a i n t l <• t o p i y I h at I h r .ato *v * * t > I 1 Court w ill aw ard th* a b e v a named pe titio ner ruwtody of I , >ula f,#* H m M h a n d I t u l h Mu l l r H ml Hi, 'lilnorw F A IL NUT TH ANHAAHH ♦.th#rwli*# a ' la r i * * pr>> r a n f e ••o w i l l li t a o t r r r d a i a i n t i you A V f T N E H H m y h a n d a n d oft! • Ini *r it l at dun ford , H " m l not* 4 ' o n n ty , F l o r i d a , thl a l*t day of M a n h, A. 1* 12*2 <MICA L I . A r t h u r If T l i r k w l i h . J r „ c i a r K of C i r c u i t *“nu rt H «r n ln o l a 4,n u n t y i F l o r i d a My l.llia la th Mr utn.t ti an m s t i i j i I* »* ** A lh rrt N rm a. Nn<*fnay f « - | ' # | H l o n i r 1 M I » . i n lr 10*1 g h i pf urd,. F I-' f Id a I' n li li s li Mai It 3, lh, 17 74. If * . 4' D K - S 2 W D BRAND FLORIDA W-D BRAND W D . . 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON Q U A L IT Y P u b l l a h M a r . 10, 17, M , 11, 1*1* CDK-1* REGULAR 3S« . . AST OR R I G H T S R fS E R V E D — PRICES G O O D T H R U M A R C H 2 0 T H Clark lly: M artha T . V lh lfn DC U l l t a l l a d r l c k A fln b l n a o n 1A| K a a l C h u r c h S t r a t i urla nd o. F lo rid a A t t o r n e y * for P t a l n l l f f r u h l H h M a r c h I . 10, I T , I I . I l f ! C P K -II REG 49( Fruit Cocktail . WIHN OlRtt ITOR I4. INC. ---- COfTRIBHT ---- !**■ REGULAR J»s . . THRIFTY MAII FRESH Bartlett Peart . RED BUI RtU BUTTON * URT4 303 5 Com *1. 3 Cant ,2V* 1 . . . KISSES OR MINIATURES Hershey Candy pkc 3 9 / R E G U LA R 2 / 3 3 , . . S T A N D A R D Radishes C ello Pkg 5/ REG 2V( A For*y For>cy WASHINGTON STATE R RED EC DELICIOUS EXTRA Apples 2 WASHINGTON STATE STATE CHERRY Loaf 39/ Lbs. REG 39/ Lbs. 303 Coni 1 . 303 . . . 6 Cons *1. REGULAR 2 '3*r . . LIBBY C S OR 23/ Vt. K. Corn 49f DIXIf DARLING UT I L I DH1U1L R E G U L A R 2 3 f . . L IB B Y P IN EAPPLE Grapefuit Drink . . 5 Cans 32 o i. Apple Delights RID Rhubarb 2 Collard Greens . 12 . DIXIE DARLING Raisin Bread «. 3 9 / REG 4»< . . CRACKIN' GOOD 21 b Fig Bars . . - 3 PLgv ’ 1 . T H R IF T Y M A ID Pork and Beans 10 300 Cant 4-«t. 59 / BUFFERIN TABLETS r ig . a t Jf-ct. SUPERBRAND . . GRADE "A " FRESH FLO RID A ALL TO ^Y/kU U JIA M M • OSD THRU MAR. IO|M TO^yALUI^STAMW t o o l THRU MAS. I O • tm esaa #74 COOK RLflR SKw Seafood Platter HORMEL 12-ox .Csns REGULAR 534 . , DEEP SOLTTH , REGULAR 19* . . DEEP SOUTH 18-ox. 2 Jart RTGULAR 35* . . SCOTT Jumbo w h ip aoea thru mar. IO tm #y* TOP Y ALDI STAAW • BBS. S *AC« RUrOMT A•BORTRW Sponge* M O , THRU M M . SOT M • OSS THRU MAR. IOTM »T P»T -O H M * 1% • OQB THRU MAS, IOTM TOf.VAUJISTAMFJ TO^VAJLULJTAMRI TOP VALU1 STAMPS HI . , Datart Topping T 0^ V J a ^ $ T A M M psai. T A f i a O' I I A 43 REGULAR 4 9 f ONI CAM tor Ground la a f two Tea Bags 79/ Spam 2 89/ Mayonnaise ° 39/ Grape Jelly 3 1. Towels , . . 29/ TOP.VMU^ITAMM S t , . p ,e . M B B l.M B L,AM *r te* D IX IE H O M E Dor. oh, Potatoes , W H ITE TOf.YAiyisi^yps 0 r « a » , iMTtn aiAVC •HOBBTHINa . 1 0 0 -0 . Pkg. BLADES REG. 89s 1 . REGULAR 6 9 * G IL L E TTE Stainless Steel I Lge. E g g s 2 1 1 h day o f March, l f l l . (*LAL> Ar t h ur II Rar kwl t h, J r , C l i r k of Ci rcui t c n u r l lly Martha T. Vl hl an Dep ut y Clark BONELESS BONELESS Drl V« I N T i n : 4 I R C l I T t !H I I T O F TUB n in th J I D I C I A I. 4 I H P#r»bll4» 4 1 I T . IN A M , F O R i K H I M t l - K Han l i i n < !e< •• f *ah f o r nta Y O U A I M . It I - It I. It V not Mr t i Ml A l l . V M i R I D A . Il i a ! e #*l t It#lift II ftl*'1 4 II A Nl I II \ NM. I IT.VN n ei « Iy * 1 v kii *i ■ 11Af r t, 114 Hl a In K V I l f l T F K D K flA L R AV lN flH lh* r t . i i u * til II I ' 't i iii**, a ml A N D M I A N A SMI H *I A TIC IN I H 4 1.at m . u h ** h a r r h v r# i | u i r rd M l l L A N I ' U , a i u i p o i a H o n , P laintiff Mi ril* y - m r l i u a r r w i t h lh* 4*1* r k of til!* C o i n c a n d in »» ATEN an n o r * # # M # a I'u pl t h r I S'n f uftMii fit* F I I A V e r a r r i al nt l f f , or I'l win t i f f a at* rit nrrl*d " w i d o w and T It K F« ' I I I S T PH* * P K R T 11 S IS* I n t l l r v , k%b • •* I. Mil* <eto| 4 d alr*e* Ii D aniil J I** !■'**»*■ **f i M l * * * ’ h u M t la •or poia* i**u, I i t f *ndallf * • APQ1LL 1 I . # K I \ It! *> A O T Ifg OF H ' IT \V a * | Fa 1r b a n k * A v * n u t , P *• I T A T K nl* F L O R I D A ll oa 111. YV Inlai P a r k . F l o r i d a C O U N T Y O F b M M IM lI.R nut l i t e r t h a n A p r i l l l h , I N S If ynti fitll to dr» in, d*. r n T O , F 11 A S C I : d T . A T1 5 N . an un r •h i m i r U 4 w i d o w p r o isjiifiaBu w i l l in# ant a r i d a g & k » M y u f <»« t ha r c l l a f 4 a • l i t ) N o 1. Itn* k w a y . D r l v a ll o o n t o n , N r w J t r i r y ui am ta d lo ih * C o m p l a i n t . Y*t i a r a h r r a b f not If lad that Th* n a ' u r * of *al4 *uit !*#• l o g for K o r a r l o t u r * of Morf - a a u li haa h ta n fil ed again** In t he a nova an tit lad gN g* | wr o n p 'd in 4 Iff Is'l* I It* - y o u i o»-I* lln.tk 1*7. P a g# * P d , 1'*# r a n * * and tha t y o u at* i **j u If 2-7 4 nd 3Mi. P u t 'l l - I D eoiela of *d to Til* y o u I an* wa r w i t h Hi* Hariilnnl* C o u n t y F l o r i d a . Ms# C l a r k »«f Hilt* C o u r t a n d to **-r\* *l*a<rrl pt Ion of Hi*' plops i i > a i op> H i* T# nf up on Hi* pl a ll T• or I ' l a l n t l f f * a itu i nay • pisM ta d ad a g a I n •t b«d rig a a f »»l - t i f f wrhoaa na m e an d add**#* I* Id w ai * 11 1 a a l l a d r l r k A It*»b>n*on, Dm l^*f 2. 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S U M ala Had - * ft par* of t ha Ini* It E l l ** N a s «uir d i n g i •» th* p r o 1 1 tnr nl * in aald Jand idat H i r f r o f a* f r c o r t l r d In || M l Cul.NT L L I •* T It I c P l a t l l o o k I . P a g e IS. H l t o P I N RANtI K MOD ICL t he . ’ ubltc l i a r or da of Bi ml , 107 tl F I I D K L I U A L W W * no la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . 001II 1T W I T N E S S m y h a n d an d th amkiucan* h t a n h a r d (ML I I EATKH MODKL I II* a r a l of Ih l a C o u r t at H a n fo r d nit HKI UAL fl YI l l OI I OI l Hr m l tin I* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , thla ^Vl TNEdS toy hand and tha l « t d a y of M a r c h . I M F (H EALS • r a l of aaS«l C o u r t at H a n fo r d A r t h u r If Mackwtth. J r , H a m l n n l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , thla Sirloin Steak“ 88/ Round Steak" 88/ Round Roast “ 88/ T-bone Steak ' 98/ Ground Beef 5 -1 ” FRESH, RED ova 4 0 s i . gee BIIF SOUTH h i Roast e e e e « h, u u*e. i Otm *71 Roost Poo nut Butter e e e a m e g ma«. sotm • M l THOU H i e . SOTM — 111 ____ D l A o R M M ore French Ate. & 2Slh« 400 E . F i r i t S t, #»• T o1> VALUE ST o K E r a l a i t t o A r e . ft 3 rd S t, H ig h w a y X7-92, L o n g w o o d * �If ' Y * Florida S ta te O ffic e rs M a y B e H ig h est P a id In U n ite d S ta te s Obr fcanforh S rralb March 17, 1965— I’ajie 7 Governor Award Presented To Bear Lake Cubs By Maryann Miles Bear Lake Cub Pack 210, with Its exhibit on Hawaii, won first place award, a special citation by Gov. Haydon Burns, at the Wckiwa Dis­ trict’s •’Scouting the World" exposition which featured Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers in exhibits of scouting from more than 30 countries around the world. The award was presented to Bear Lake Cubmastor Bob Bunnell In ceremonies by Army Capt, Hugh C. Donlon, America's only peacetime Me­ dal of Honor winner, who re­ ceived this high award for ser­ vice in Viet Nam. Tack 230' j winning booth featured a background water­ fall (achieved through use of canned beat); the traditional luau tables laden with native foods, and in adjoining small grass hul where diminutive Kathy Ostrander presided as Cub Scouts, who had been taught the hula by denmothers. danced to a variety of back­ ground music. Bunnell and his assistant, Itruce Nelson, who is Scout­ master of Bear Lake Iloy Scout Troop 230, give all cre­ dit for the cub’s outstanding aw ard to Ihe denmothers who were responsible for creating (lie lr>\ ely Hawaiian setting and instructing the boys. In the group are Mrs Aggie Os trander and Mrs Doris Hale, den one; Mrs. (Jinny McClel Ian and Mrs Itena ltybicki den two; Mrs. Pit Koist and Mrs Peggy Maries, den three, Mrs Msxme Boyle, den five and Mrs Mary Krcnrer, den eesen. The Bear Lake Scout Troop display featured a colorful ex Inin! on Germany. Both the Pubs and Scouts are sponsored b. Bear Lake Elementary Ni hrml Also participating in the ex position was Boy Scout Troop 311 of Casselberry which had an rxhibit on Nature Legal Notice |S| TH IS s ix t h iv C in C I’I T ro lB T . jriiic ix i. rim i it . *M » rnn aK M tM ii.se m o u t h m is: M inr.t m u n r i m m ; it a m k c o m p a n y i .i k k I> r rir.filtO IA , a r rp o ra ilnn «* r* a n lt-i ant aila M nc untar i ha la w * o l it, a S l a t * « f U a o r via. rta lri lltr U A fU IT RULE C a C R IN K R a t it C A C R 1 N E R , hta w i t s p ila n ^ s n ti s u m c o r at i t t o . I.A Itn T a C H IN C H (a itlra ia u n k n o w n , a n t In a n y a n t a l l o l h a r par* t >aa r l a l m l n s a n y r l * h l . 11« 1• an P u r I n t a r a i t In a n t In tha f o l io * in* Saicrlba l p ro p a ri,. to w i n Got t». at SAN LASpra r.aTATr.a rtnsT m d ru g stores HI. adm ■ TI*jV , a i-rn riln a In ih P l a t t h a r a u f aa r a . - m t a t In I ’ l a l Man k I t . I ' a i a ST, *>’ tha P uM ln H a viin lt uf flam lnolt C o u n t y . E ln rlta . T O O K T I l E l t W I T H i h t ( o l lo a r tna aq utpm an t, p a r m a n a n p y Ina ’ a l l a t , wht*-h la a n t ah a lt k t a l n i a t In ha f u t u r e * a n t p a i l o f t ha r e a l t y Itanire, Ma r *h a , Ss aahln* I, *n Hurt I mi IT h i ih m M artha Waalt inaton o a sia-l II , , ' i r — - M onogram K ur n a ' a C M u, , u ; Tot aim : m Kit c u t ncvti K l l . l i l ha r 'he P la n o f ' I . l l 'l . I v a r 'lliM 'K r -o M P A N V r»K f illi 111! it A a co r p„r Alton nr Hantaat a n t e i t a t l o * un-tar lha t a n a ,.f tha St at a o f liao rala n ih if* prin ci p al ptaca of tiualnaaa at Atla nta, u a o r a la ha< in all >nr at lu l l aaalnat you In lha C ir cu it Court o f tha Ninth J util-la I C ir cu it, In a n t f ..r Semin oi* Cuu nti Kloi l<l* ilia naiura o f tha ault la *n f o r e c l o s e that carsaln m o r t **«• n h l-h ant-umhara lha t-Ji\ 2 25 S t i P a r k A«anua. Booth W in t e r Park, B lo r lt a P u h l l a h Star, IS, I f , 11. 19. t i l l GANDY BARS ORLANDO EXTENSION CORO 8™25c D E L S E Y . T IS S U E iScirfl kale SCUFF KOTE CEREAL BOWLS j 2 ™ 25c 1 f, tiSnjL -i V ease Q U IK T ID E 25° W RITIN G PAPER B 2 25CJ AQUA NET TOOTHBRUSH :c 25 Scouts Conduct Skating Party WMore ill HIT fillm: F.oirlimfi N K r llay Ttihllnh Mat n il . baUW-U IT. n . 11 is Apr POUDENT J le J I Z E _____ DENTURE CLEANSER ________ EX LAX ______ Chocolated laxaliva O C c \ fc t l * O JZ c 39e_aiZ£._irs________________________ OKc REG. 43c, Adult or Child. 24's A aV VASELINE' PETROLEUM JELLY OCc 39c SIZE. 4 o r JAR fa U CHAPSTICK »««««” » » » _______ ■! fc w SUPPOSITORIES 33c SIZE CUTEX NAIL POLISH ' (JcfltltOBt kt . MENNEN * 1 BOBBI PINS i,~ 60 pin* per card. CARDS' FOR l c ep ac o lT o z e n g e s 4Sc SIZE, BOX OF 24 I oT ' l ( r ( . or Sup er J & J COTTON BUDS< Cl cotton *w»b*. Cexible clems. puds 43c IIZE^HALF INCH^y lOJfAROI | 'g 43c VALUE ^ ft 'APRIL SHOWERS ,* S I/.K e> rv A X f DliODOItANT PADS 5 DAY TONI l NCTItl.Y CHMANENT BATH TALC 25c size JERGENS LOTION 2',i ot. c . bottle. nyi 8 os. •hiker lop ean. 3 ', - OZ. 98r ACTIN' Pertussin For t ough* Reg. 39c 33c Thermo riastic TUMBLERS I | B R E G . 89c J&J ROUXSUPEROXIDE fi 60c VALU£._a_0Z-_»LEACH 49o VALUE, TRYLON GLYCERIN AND ROSEWATER CREAM ih m . A r c yy^ .ub., # " w DRESS INGCOMB 39c VALUE,_LADIE_S’ STYLE_ MlSS CLAIR 0 L n C /Lc PO W D ER R eg. 51.19 35c VALtJE.^^L,^1! 1” A EJ i 0 Ii£ N _ RtfL 10c EACH cannon TIRItr WASH OLOTHS -v Paitel I shads* 3 25* F old Capsule* 10'* I CONTAC 342.00 HAIR COLOR New Dawn ) I DO *I BABY 4 - 10 OZ. N E S~fLE S UPE RSET 39c value PRICES ARE ILOWER A TI SUPER 39c VALUE j & j a d h e 'sI v e t a p e ' ' ta m p a x 25c EACH VALUE c Choice of ftuhiun right •hades. is n PRESCRIPTIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE! DISH CLOTHS c* ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN/ FOR CHILDREN l COFFEE MUG 3 PRESCRIPTIONS COST LESS H A rth ur It Ba.lrw tth . J r » with tha |tr os iai.itia o f (lit CleitClark t lha C ir cu it C ou rt tioua Nama Si at ut t t , l o - w l l ; fly ; Mart ha T. Vlhlan. D. C. Hartlao MS 0 » Kl orl da Ptatutai W ort MAITLAND :c L IG H T B U LB S Legal Notice * s > / D ' uc i;; BATTERIES S t h t a y of A p r i l . I » l i , *!** * fiai-ra* P r o C o n f c e e o w i l l ba e m e r a t a a aln ai you. IT IH O H D K H K t ) t h a t thl* ba p u b l l a h a d In T h a S a n f o r d ft II I I I M i l » N 4 Mi: l l i r a l t . a n a w a p a p r r pubtlelird In K at nl n ol a C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , NOTI CK IH hffrtfajr iclvtn that I am m * ; » * -d in haalnraa in on c a ea ch w e a k f o r f o u r m i n i H#mSnol# I'ountjr, Fl or i da, unc u t t y # w aa ka. W ITN E S S l h a h a n d o f tha d*r tha f t r t f t l oui nama of. N u ­ C lark »f tt>» C i r c u i t C o u r t . ts# n and that I l ot#ml to r * ai n­ HrmItio|y C o u n t y , ► tn r it * tui p ter *4l<l name1 with (hr Cl erk of lha Ci rcui t CuuM, hrmlfinlr t he I t h t a y « f X l a l s h , ISI S . r oUf i l p, F l o r i d a In a r r o r d a m a ■HE A 1.1 lla ln a a I BIG iMHIIII HITS FOR TW O BITS SANFORD •SSl&tS- than. 50 Girl Scouts from nine troops held a skat ing parly at Melodce Skating Hmk during Girl Scout Week All troops are members of Neighborhood One Mrs. William MacLauehlln. chairman of Neighborhood led the group in singing "Girl Scouts Together'' and in cheers for S J Best, rink own er. who hosted the party. ■ h u r l d a a c r l b a t pr o p a t ty, aatit Girls from Brownie Troop p ro p e rly bams a ltu a la t ant 20, Junior troop* 503. 562, 202. luealad in R am m n la County V thrill a Y o u a n t e*>h nf y o u 223, 218. 630 and 118 and Ca arc harahy raqulrcd to flla dette Troop 61 attended Iwad j nitr A r i a n a r w i t h tha C l a r k nf ih * C i r c u i t C o u r i . in a n t for era attending included Mrs R rm inn l* C o u n ty . P lo r lta . a n t Tom Albert, Mrs. Charlene a a r ir a copy thereof upon V I C . Tu ll K WOODMAN. n t tha Bigg*. Mrs. Lorraine Miller, M i n i of W I n t a r w a a t l a . H a l t , a* Mrs Kathy Templin. Mrs A SVart STS P ark .s s r n u a . Mou th W in te r P ark K l u r l t * . Carolyn Lavender, Mrs Joyce A i l o r n a ) • f o r r i a l n i l f f In Ih * Sawyers snd Mrs. Margaret a h o v a a c t io n , on o r b e fo r e tha Burke- W ln de rw eed le, A m e r ic a 's F a s te s t [i^ GG rr oo w v in g S to re ) t a in 3 ■ in s t v . r i.o n iis s . I % I I I S M K H V M l . I ol VI \a 1-egislalors now get $100 a ing a high nt $23,ono a year. School Chief Thomas D. Ball- Commission, The Cabinet pro- three per cent the first year ed to a'k the fx*gislature In but would provide an upgrad­ By James Gillespy TALLAHASSEE IL'PI) - ed third and Agriculture Com- posed putting enough money and five per cent the kecond approve expenditure of tillin g of salmry level* based on month, phis $25 a day in liv­ The pay increase will be pre­ million over the two years for j experience. The raise at the ing expenses when the leg is­ sented as part of a package Proposals tbst would make top missioner Doyle Conner se In the budget to give employes year |raises totaling eight per cent The Florida Education As leather salaries. i bottom of the scale would be lature is in session. Flans to plan which Includes annual, state officials in Florida among cond. Career state employes were over the coming two years, sociatlon. powerful lobby forThe money would not go for, about $50 and at the top of boost Uie pay have been pro­ Instead nf biennial, sessions nf the highest paid in the nation posed, some of them suggest­ the Legislature, will be among salaries going not forgotten by the Budget The raises would amount to the school teacher*,is expect* I an across-the-board increase, I the scale It,200. before toe Legislature in April At the same lime, the pay boost recommendations would remove inequities under which the manager of one of Flor­ ida's largest counties — Dade —is paid more than the gover­ nor of the state. And some county attorneys are paid in excess of tho salary for Flor­ ida's attorney general. Top salaries won't be the the only pay raises interesting the legislators, however. Bank and file state employes are down for Increase, and, as . usual, the public school teach­ ers will he seeking pay lioosls, along with university profess­ Frlcn ors. The lawmakers, themselves, •Kiel thru will have to decide whether to Much raise their own pay—always a touchy subject when trying to balance expenditures against * Til Hi:E STUB KB TO SERVE Y O U income. , JxJ Salaries for most state of fleers, the Governor. Cabinet, 20C EACH VAIUE Supreme Court justices, uni­ NEXT TO W INN-DIXIE — I’ ll. 322-8270 LEVEREADY FLASHLIGHT, versity presidents and other high ranking employes, norm­ 340 N . O R f.A K D O A V E . j REG. 2 5 c EACH, SYLVANIA ally make up the first section CON> "D" 817R HWY. 17-92 c tS . of the biennial general appro­ priation act. Other salaries NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — I’ ll. 647-707$ REG. Sc EACH are scattered throughout the NEW STOKE act and some are not set by law. IfTH ! N . ( M N E H l I - l . S But the 196S Legislature, if III). early recommendations lot 6 0 , 1 5 , 100 YOUR CHOICE, NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 293-6570 pay raises arc any indication, REG. 39c W ATTS will be a session in which law MIX OR MATCH OPEN MON TilIIU S AT. 9 « m. makers must face up to a con­ to 10 p.m. SUN. 11 ».m. to 8 p.m. siderable shake-up of top sal­ LIMIT 4 aries For the first time, the Cab­ 6-foot cord, inet Budget Commission rr a-wxy plug. commended a schedule of raises in it a own pay ami for other officials. In past years, REG. 33c, ESQUIRE the Cabinet hss left it up to the Legislature to decide sal REG. 15c EACH I ary schedules for the Cover SHOE POLISH nor. Secretary of .Mate, Com ptroller. Agriculture Commit I 5e EACH Bnttl.wlth White or green gle-twera. | sioner. Attorney General, Trca ROUS uj’j'lleator. » VALUE surer and School Superintend­ FOR ent The Florida Bar also ha* t’ LIMIT J come up with recommend.! lions for Increases for Su THROW - AW AY K S O U ItK preme Court and oilier state W H Y PAY MORE WHEN Judges The Cabinet also made KEG. 15c EACH Reg recommendations, which were included in it.* biennial report « os. Whit* or green '] AT SUPER-X I'nder the Cabinet proposal in salary levels would tie "i I '°'v Super X piTHcription prices help created snd the various Julia FOR keep coHte dow n w hen it's eo im p ortan t SHOE SHINER filled into each category The J h w iJ — duFiPK lllucku. U 't ub fill y o u r next Governor was placed at Un •1 p ItrcfirTiplIotl. rcsrn p top of the scale. REG. 33c, TABLET “ rouiL stf . . . rou'u s a v e i The Cabinet proposed to raise the Governor from 125. REG. 15c EACH HORDKN'S Reg. 51c 000 to $32(X)o a year Bight below him. at level 2, would ■ lie the Supreme Court justices 150 Cnnnon, extra targe. | 1 2 Ciftl. and Cobinet offices, with rais (lieets Aak jo u r b'uper-X ph.ninncut for a es from $19,500 to $27,000 a FREE proscription record booklet. year Other officials would he fitted Into lower salaries on s I, Lk descending scale Salaries recommended by the Budget Commission would 49r Site put Florida officials among 39c VALUE 21j OZ. the highest psld In the United DR. WI1T, CHILD'S SIZE ’ 30c SIZE States. The Governor^ salary HAIR /Y < would put him in sixth place SIM tA Y nationwide and tops in the Limli 2 Southeast. Florida’s Supreme Court would be fifth rinkrd In psy Bottle of 50.1 1 1 - O Z. 9 *r S f / K Comptroller Ray Green would 39c VALUE rank second in the nation } 89* | 33 $1 Add Fedtril tn whim ippKciblh. We reterve the right to limit quantitiML . L_ 1 f �f *— .1 11 Hbr ftittforb P a p e 8— M arch Wrralh 17, 10675 Theta Epsilon Entertains Rushees Benefits Ailing Mary Tiliia, Gail Rolzolsky, I Joyce Sammctt, Berry Sillier, I and the Misse* Para Cooper By M n . 11. L Johnion Mr*. Bob McKee wai hoi- Reta Gallagher, Joan Moore, |Eleanor Anderson, Jean Dunn |and Joan Murray. te n at her lovely Grcenbriar home to a median honoring rushees of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. T h e Interesting program wai focused around “ girl talk" wIHt two dramatic sktt* designed \ strictly f o r the women. \ The first Skit was a "m ock" meeting, demonstrating the confusion and humor often prevalent when ‘a group of in­ experienced parliamentarians attempt to conduct a meeting. Participating in the delightful skit were Kaye Stetson, Pat Largen, Betty Lewla, Betty McKee, Betty Erickson, Jo­ anne Gardner and Sharon Davis. The second skit was a take­ off on the popular TV pro­ gram "Girl Talk" with Pat Largen portraying Virginia Graham marvelously in an in­ terview with three rushees, enacted by Betty lew is, Bet­ ty Erickson and Faye Stetson. Following tlie business ses­ sion and program, the mem­ bers and guests enjoyed an attractive and appetising as­ RUSHEES WERE HONORED nt n recent meeting' of Theta Epsilon sortment of goodies. Chapter of Bent Sigma Phi nt the home of Mrs. Boh McKee. Two rushees Guests were the Mmes. nt the left tire Gail Roljolsky ami Pam Cooper with past president Hetty Erickson at the right. Ixora Club Schedules Show •(i '*• Next Month The Ixora Garden Club met recently at the home of Mrs. John Morgan for the regular meeting. Various reports were given with the group voting lo make a donation towards live City Beautification Project. The flower show, "Beauty is Where You Plant It," has been scheduled for April 8 at the home of Mrs. Carl Schilke, loo Coleman Circle. Highlighting Ihe meeting was a demonstration given by Mrs Fred (Janas on ‘ 'Inter­ pretive Designs " fyaJudsm tfikclsLA Group T W a p y Personals Lcdr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Quillin of Monterey, Calif., formerly stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station, announce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Frances EUxabeth Quillin, to William James Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Walker of San­ ford. The popular bride-elect was born In Norman, Okla., and attended school* in Virginia, Texas and California. She w x graduated f r o m Seminole High School and Woody'a Hair Styling Institute In Orlando. Prior to her moving to Cali­ fornia last month, she was affilisted with Lovely Lady Beauty Shop. Marriages CINCINNATI (U PI) — Togetheroeii In therapy helpi when some marriage* are coming apart. Psychlatriita at the Unlver ally of Cincinnati are tiling the group therapy approach in helping ailing marriages, al­ though some experts have heretofore considered group counseling Ineffective. U n i v e r s i t y researchers made studies of a group of four couples and found that t h e togetherness treatment helped them get rid of marital diicord. Improve communica­ tion* wilh their spouse, clar­ ify (heir roles in marriage, and relax barriers raised against a constructive dis­ cussion of differences. The researchers noted that aome coupks who reject indi­ vidual psychotherapy may ac­ cept the couples' group, and that this technique could be an important source of help for other troubled couples in today's society. Chief Investigators in the Cincinnati University study were Dr. Anthony Gottlieb, research fellow in the depart­ ment of psychiatry, and Dr. E. Mansell Pattison, former research fellow, now at the National Institute of Mental Health in Washington, D. C. The study was made at Central Psychiatric Clinic, one of the nation's largest out­ patient mental health clinirs. operated at Cincinnati Gen­ eral Hospital. The report from Drs. Gott­ lieb and Pattison appeared in "Frontiers of Clinical Psychi­ atry." They based the study on weekly, 75 minute sessions over a fi-month period with the four couples and two ther­ apists, w The two said the husbands and wives all initially showed marked inability to cooperate with each other. Their com mimic at |on was either n onex­ istent or consisted of bitter arguing But beginning to talk to one another in the group sessions cleared Hie air and enhanced the marriage. Anger t o w a r d spouses, which they had (eared, often turned out to be “ a defense against feelings of love and longing, whose repression . . contributed to the barrenness and lark ol fulfillment tlie> had felt . . The therapy, the psychia trial s found, helped couples discover "how much the) v.anled. needed and loved each other." CAMELLIA CHICLE KAY l.EE, left, meriilicrsliiii clinirniitn of Theta Kp-iloii Chapter of lleta Tiic members of Camellia Sigma [’ hi. greeting runltiMm, Mra. Juan Ilium ami Mis, Hurry Miller, ut Circle enjoyed an unusual recent meet mg'. treat recently when they gath­ ered at Ihe Orchid House in Del.and E. F Kraft, owner, was a most gracious host as lie talk ed to the group about the var Shell R,| All their Casselberry Mra. Sii|iliin Stuttf) Inmi 11) Mr*. John Ijrunt jou* aspects of growing or chills. Following Hie talk the mil) Mi. uni Mt a. Jilt I mu f i h rniw is iflrul to aft* them M i isimI M i n 4 S u m I * it'li of niemlicrs enjoyed a tour ol 4 ~In f it Y Iff lit -Hi V II^ 14in in he* lortaod of Ihltiuy hr liiive ‘ ctiM lu ih ril Mi the orchid patio Mr Kratl ftfill Mm*. Will inhi *Su ishtM ut I Lit Y , u* I tit* r i i r r i ' n t h i m i n* answered <|ucstions concern l.ittll’ lift II S J . Mra A. Mulligan of lliouk By Jane Casselberry mg the many varieties of or­ Nil- V.jiiii|i-lu*t|£ *>f ShHl fill. l)n, N Y. Mrs. Ethel Beebe and her chids grown on Hie patiu. in Jit buillf fIItiVM litf hi* rxMmi, I'rb’t* («oifiln(in of Sun Mrs Hon Flamiii presided act Hr lif uni from Mf ». IIn* lf mint play lit’ 1lm* ill brother in law, Cecil llchberg, Mr nml Mrn. Stanley Itadur for a short business meeting *• I Hills routine, Mich, Slur Mill*’** Ilint fateful plum* ('rush both of Plaza Oval, arc pa She announced that Camellia ha* born snoWhounil moat of of ( 'Inrii Vlatu fUtci till11s | in lit lluiy. Nil* wjm hiully tients at the Winter Park Me­ Mra. K. CiuebiitT of Sun ( ity Circle had won six m i ribbons the vv inter it ml rnii*ni*a I lf hurried nt tlmt time, nml heal morial Hospital where they iVutVr. and eight blue ones at the re­ wi'lu’i* for si p|httI)‘ ivcMVvry, both underwent surgery re Ihu y. cent flower allow Mrs. (1. An ccntly. Nil*. Mr. and Mm. Arthur Hook drew Speer won Ihe sweep!Mi nlid Mrs* hitvhi f.«*vy of Fahiif tin hi eiih i tiiiriril Krn Miller, I sludrnt at A* stakes ribbon and Hie award of ( ohinihii ltd, lints rift llicii Mrn. My ilk* Hilt is l»m*V Mr itnd Mra. Wulti-r Zion of bury College, Wllmnrc, Ky . of distinction. The circle la ji m nil* f tom hi** *tfiy nt Si*ml Mia. I’, ladiiimnn of \\ Hit«■t park ami Mr and la home between semesters tile entitled “ League ol Na Mt V't inon, N.V., and Mr Mm Janifa Nmtern of Syra noli* Memorial I(niapital nml visiting hi* parents, Mr and j lions" was awarded a red rib itrid Mra. Miltoll ItnlM’itff of t uni*, N.Y. wild Hie m interim! l*iirf (iootUon is holding his Mrs. Chirik Miller, ol Lake bon. own nt tin* Winter I’srk Me* HaMuiii, I/ifijr hland. N Y,, in CI(*nrwHtet« Alan true* Is Tito new slate of ollirers Drive. mm iul H •>^p 11j*1. her aisloi and In other in law. were Mr. mill Mfa. was presented by Mis Vermin Hook o f S y t H iu n f and h u y Hardin as follows president, t hin l« a Mnriff*1n of <*olimi Iona l l f s e h . Mrs. Don Flamm; vice |ireai him’ Trull ••III*-ituinnd Mr. dent, Mr*. K. K Graham Jr., and Ma.. Haiold llui croft of Mr. arid Mr*. Monroe Mor­ secretary, Mr*. W I, Gram Aii*lov**r, Mai**, and Mn*. M. ris the week end in kow Jr . and treasurer, Mrs Klllutl, Mra, Jiatfroft'a moth* Puiniiitii Cily visiting her sis­ J. L. Horton Jr. ter nml brother in law, Mr. A very interesting report nitd Mr.. William Dnvls nml from tiic trip to the expel l their new baby daughter, merit station wa* given by Angela Beth. horticulture chairman, Mrs, Tom McDonald. She told the Mrs. Edna Fade of Fus­ Mr nnd Mrs. I'. McCartney group that the principal crop in Sanford now ia cabbage ions, Ohio, wa* the weekend have moved into their now and that there are 19 kind*- guest of Mr. and Mr*. Itubcrl of carrot* on Ihe matket at |8. Ililihiiticr. Mr*. Curie is W ES SAYS: present. Another interesting *|)cmlmg the winter in Buskin, IF Fla., but [or several year* Item concerned the "market (Apologies to Kipling) basket men," who go into vpent tunst of the winter sea If you re.By »r« markets to gather produce ut •un in Sanford with her sun, PARTICULAR About how Cl.KAN jou random for testing, which is Herbert J. Earle. Herb is the get your clothe. double protection (or the pub­ husband of Hie funner llctty Dillhimrr, and they live in If juu want to HAVE lic. same money The circle extends congrat­ Ann Arbor, Mich., where they And » t all do, Heaven had a real northern winter ulations to member, Mrs. F. know*. Before he ran become a L. Woodruff III, who has and were even snowed in for If you want to wash ft three days. However, they double sheet. , Registered Pharmacist, your druggist achieved her certificate from And ft pillow eases, loo. the National Council as a life never were without electricity must understand the composition, And do it all lor JUST A Judge. Well done, Mrs. Wood or heat. chemical properties, manufacture, and QUARTER ruff! I'll tell you what to do. use of drugs, and Mays of testing them. A delicious luncheon was Just do your wash at DR. A. W. -E PPS, JR. WES KAY enjoyed by the following And you'll noon find out members: Mrs. Flamm, Mrs, announces association Sjwcr, Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. Gra with KU MANY PEOPLE GO bam, Mr». Horton, Mra. Me THERE DR. FRED SEILKOP Donald, Mra. Woodruff, Mrs. ANU PASS OTHER PLACES BY. W. C. Clause Jr., Mra. E. W, PRACTICE LIMITED TO LIGGETT - R E X A L L DRUG Heated And Peterson, Mrs. Clark llruesAir Conditioned laiung. Orthodontics Ue and Mrs. W. IL Bunge. P1NECREST SHOPPING CENTER Members are reminded fo II\VY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD 215 Ban Marco. Ill-S 03] gather white elephants for the WASIIETEU/A SATURDAYS ONLY GORDON KEI.LETT PHONE 322-7913 sale next meeting at the home Z0I0 French Ave., Sanford of Mrs. Tom McDonald. Debary Art Federation QuilliEngaged Announces Social Miss Fran .. ] .A MISS FRANCES ELIZABETH QUJLtlN, (B r y n -A a n P h o to ) Her fiance was born In Daytona Beach and Is a grad­ uate of Seminole High School. He is presently attending Jones Business College and is employed by Merita Bakery in Orlando. TJte wedding will be an event of April 4 at 4 p.m. in the chapel of the Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey. Following the wedding and reccption, the young couple will return to Sanford to make their home. In DeBary By Mr*. John Leona The Florida Federation of Art, Inc., is sponsoring the annual dessert and card party on March 31 at the DeBary Mansion. Dessert is scheduled at noon with cards following at ! p.m. Reservations are needed so please m ike them early by phoning 668-5435. N e w A rriv a ls By Maryann Mika Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moore of 113 Oak Street, Saniando Es­ tates, announce the arrival of a son, Charles Marvin, bora March 25 at the Florida San­ itarium and weighing in at a healthy nice pounds, 13 ounces. The new arrival was wel­ comed by one sister, Jody, and three brothers, Frank, Gary and Clark. ST. PATRICKS DAY MARCH Deltona By Mildred llanry Mr. and Mrs. Holland Mor­ row of Whlleuood Drive have received word from Iheir daughter, Mr* It A, Vodrlgesang, that «hc nnd her three children, Vickie, David and Danny, are on Ihe high sea* cn route from Ihe SeeBee Na­ val Base in Japan. They plan to live In Ib-llona until her husband receive* his change of duty next Decemlrer. They are coming b> Navy Tran* port and have been on Hie high M-as two weeks touching Personals at Hong Kong, InChon Korea, Hawaii and San Francisco. Wc hope that litis little fam­ ily will arrive safely and will enjoy liiclr home hrre in Del­ tona. “ Thr regular monthly meet­ ing of the Women's Auxiliary nt the Civic Association will be held Friday, March 19, at 1 un pm . at the Community Club, All members a n d Iheir guest* are Invited to attend. Plans will tie formulated for a post-Easter dance. 17th. Following the business meet­ ing, refreshments will be served and a door prize draw­ ing will be held during the social hour to follow. Those who wish may stay and play cards after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Monson of St. Paul, Minn., are the gurstx of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parlow- of White wood Drive. .The Par lows recently moved into their new home and are so happy to be here| out of the cold and snow of the north. SELECT YO U R CARDS AN D GIFTS FROM OUR LARGE STOCKS! Flemings (ilfls ■ Cards - Hooka 210 E. First St. dfRlk GIGANTIC 3-DAY SEARS WASHER & DRYER ROEBUCK AND CO SALE! TO U R S. - FRL - SAT. M ARCH IS - 1 0 - 2 0 Personals Personals KNOWLEDGE ftin& cM Ai WES-KAY / :i-cyclc, 2-s|»eed Kcnmorc 3-cycle, G-temperature Kenmore All Porcelain W A S H E R DRYER DELIVERED AND INSTALLED *199 lit aide* setting time, you rh. osc from 6 w«»h-rin*f water tempeittturra; normal or »l»w »pei-d»; 3 cycle . . . Normal, Del irate, Wu.-h uud Wear with cold water rinse to help prevent *pin-set wrinkles. Super Roto-Swirl agitator. 3 water level*. Kull-time Uni filler. White porcelain-enamel banket, top, ltd with safety awitch. Lighted dial. Offbalance buzzer aignaL FREE! FREE! DELIVERED AND INSTALLED 88 *139” Besides letting time, you chooae from 6 temperature*: 3 cycle* . . . Normal, Delicate, Wash and Wear with cool­ down to reduce wrinkling. (Autumble, air freshener unit. Sprinkler hall. Top-mount»(Hlml aereen. Load-A-Door with *afety switch. LightedAful, interior. Acrylic cabinat. porcelain-enamel top. FREE!* IiOX K E N M O R E DETERG EN T WITH PURCHASE OF ANY WASHER OR DRYER — DURING OUR 3 - DAY - SALE! NO MONEY DOWN! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN! SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER STORE nOURSi » A. M. TILL • P. M. DAILY MON. THROUGH SAT. �* • - \ «* •• t I Wfr BanTrrrB WrraTB M nreh 17, 1965— P a g e 9 T/ie y Could Have Danced All Night With. Rainbow Gids Shamrock!, shtllilaghs, K cl-1 ters of colorful balloons crest-1 phcre recently at the Civic chants, assisted by Evelyn] Linda Conn was generali ly green streamers and clus-| cd a St. Patrick’* Day atmos-1center when the Ita inbow Eehrman and Janice Foy. | chairman with Susan Stein Girls sponsored a festive dance to benefit the members in attending the General As­ sembly in June. The ‘'Swinging Tempta­ tions,” a band of ambitious students earning their educa­ tional funds, provided the swinging dance music as the Civic Center literally rocked to the tempting tunes. Soft drinks and gaily dec­ orated home baked rookies and confections were served to the capacity crowd. Chaperones were Mrs. Kath­ leen Reynolds, mother advis­ or, Mrs. Fred Stein, Mr, and Sirs. Jrvlng,..Pryor and Mr. and Mrs. James I. Smith. An abundance of door pris­ es was awarded, with Joe Purdy and Susan Picrcy win­ ning the dance contest, steak dinner for two at the Lake DONNA UEZWIHOHIN and Susan Stein, Rain­ Monroe Inn. Connie Colvin PETE REYNOLDS, Rainbow ••Refill " ami Con­ bow Girls Worthy Advisor, were in charge of was chairman of door prizes, n ie Colvin, chairman of the door prize commit­ tickets at the recent dance. donated by Sanford mer­ tee for Rainbow Girls Dance. and Donna Bczwlechin In charge of tickets. T h e publicity committee was headed by Karen Thornell With Marilyn Smith, Sher­ ry Hite, Crill Hardin. Marsha Kosky and Meida Neiman as­ sisting. Janice Foy was chairman of the decorating committee composed of Danelle Wright, Patsy Foy, Evelyn Kehrman. Susan Stein, Connie Colvin, Martha Johnson, Vicki Ye linck and Pam Reynoldi. The refreshment committee was composed of Evelyn Fehrman, Nicki Smith, Sher­ ry Hite, Marilyn Smith, Mar­ tha Kosky and D a n e l l e Wright. Miss Gladys Moore McCRORY’S 1 Spring HOME NEEDS AT S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CASSELBERRY W illi AT jp 501 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 6 G A L . PLASTIC TRASH. CAN WITH METAL LOCK LIU * HANDLE Addresses Osteen MF.YER 2 • 1 FT. TALL Homemakers LEMON TREES . . . By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Extension Homemakers Club met Tncsday afternoon with Mrs. Wil­ liam Wankosky. Miss Gladys Moore, county nurse, was the speaker for fhe afternoon. She talked on “ A Typical Day For a Coun ty Nurse.” , Attending were Mrs. Kitty Dunkle, Mr*. Karl Hurseher. Mrs. P. T. Piety, Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. Eva Williams. Mrs. Mary Barnhart, Mrs Itohe. Mrs Edward Pell, Mr* Gordon, Mrs. Julius Grr heard!, Mrs. James Wallin. Mrs. Norman Miller, Mr* Hose Hurdrllc, Mrs. John Melrose, Mrs Hazel Gilhuly. and the hostess. BLOOM AND SMALL LEMONS S p Em Permanent Arrangem ents CHARLES HUNTER and Janice Daniels enjoy­ ing delightful refreshments at Rainbow Girls Dance. Garden Club Of Lake Mary Organizes New Committees 0 It) Pranrrs Wester t The following are the com Tin- newly organized Card i millers lor the Garden Club. rn Club of Lake Mary held ttie Civic beautification, J e a n March meeting at the home Norris and Sandy Cusic; his of Mr*. Itiiliard Keogh with lorian. Mddled TillU: lio«j>j Alice Lansing, pies:dent, in talitv. Nan Karl Stevens and I - na Kith, horticulture. Mar . .charge ~ Mrs. Keogh pi evented the tali Schweickcrt anil 1-nis devotion, reading a (mem «n I ugh, jiarliainentarian, Yir Anderson. program, tilled, i ur Those V\ho Plant ginia ^ Tree,’ ’ followed by prayer Billy Barley and Mary Ann ^ Several important measures 1’ili is; publicity, Kay Sass were brought before the .a imp man. telephone, Sadie Macdttfing Uie Iiumiii'S ac-ainn I ell. Pat Fletcher and Audrey One was the reading of the b> l>e Morse; ways and means, laws that will govern the i tub I tin- Jane Keogh, Margaret and their acceptance by tin t liner and Fannie Loftier; 'iinsliine, Lena Gleason and JUCinbcrs. literature. Until Coplin Another important matter April 7 is a date to remem­ was a discussion of. and a ber for club members. The decision on. a yearly project table slum wdl be held at the fl'h c r e were three suggestions Orlando Garden Club. All in­ .to beautify the g r o u n d s terested persons are to meet ’> round tin* two new welcome at Mrs. Gengh’s home and at­ signs that were placed in tend as a group. It was sugLake Mary by the Chamber gested that those attending of Commerce, to beautify the have the pleasure of dining jfa rk on the southeast comer out that day No definite ar­ of Country Club Hoad and rangements were made, hut Lake Mary Avenue, and the Hus will Ik- decided alter at­ planting of a flowering tree tending the show. Jhat would become a »>nibol 9 f Lake Mary. If you have a marble-topped * The group cbose the project cidfcc table, don’t leave (tarns to beautify (lie g r o u n d * <n it frum c-obunated drinks around Hie welcome signs in and trull juice. These may sifter .arrangements are made etch the marble finish after -with the Chamber The other long exposure. Just wipe the Suggestions will be worked on surface with a sudsy cloth soon after spills occur. later. “ THE SWINGING TEMPTATIONS.” n band ii-nijm -nl uf mnbiiinuH men student.-*, i-nrninir their educationiil funds, m-rntly provided the tlnttco music for the llainbmv Girin dunce, lien G riffin,-V\ inter Park is seated, mid other nit-mhers front tlie left me Gi-oipi* D •v d v III. U inter Park ; inte r John Oder, Sanford; Pat MeEauplin, .Maitland, . I-. J i d....... .......... m - m .n , \\ Park; Glenn Mitchell, Altamonte Stu mps: Russ H ofttnan III, Orlando; Hen Griffin Jr„ manager. Winter Park and Mi s .lei i Wheatland, lovely talented vocalist from Sanford. Bear SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cnr. 1C. tat & Sanford A t*. •722-tS2a 322*152 Lake Personals By Maryann Milrs daughter, M an, from Judin Rev and Mrs Kenneth Wright of Bear Lake Hoad have had as recent house guests his sister and her bus hand, Mr and Mrs. Alfred Kassel) of Pitlsford. N. Y Other recent guests were Mr and MrHoward Zimmer­ man of Buffalo, N. Y .. .Mrs Catherine Teeter and HI were recent hmm-guest id Mi and Mr- t .111 Sit a,berg, 354U Holliday Drive. ALWAYS FIHST yU A U T Y • Mr and Mrs Edwin Man gum, 3.’>ll Holliday Drive, had js recent guests her brottmi and wife, Mr and Mis Claude Gaylord, from Plain* fluid. 111. REVIVAL Cunt illuing Tonight, Thursday And Friday 7:30 P.M. Comlurii-d n> Rev. R ob ert llleilsuc Pastor Of Spring Glrn Methodist Church Jarksoni illr, Fla. First Methodist Church nev. Robert Bledsoe Sanford, Fla. ^ Table Cover $|57 Do you want a FLANNEL BACK HUNTS A DAMASK fresher, better milk? < 3 8 8 j THINK GOODNESS! only . . . It’ s T . G . L E E ! Thrrc’a no mistaking the extra quality of T. G. L*e milk. It’a evident in the rfrher, fttahrr flavor. Look for the T . G. Lea trademark when you want the beat. P H O N E 322 5663 F O R H O M E D E L I V E R Y 3 T : ! easy-care nylon jerseys Products ^ 0 filer. 12-28, 14H -22'A REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! Last time we had eaay. rare nylon Jersey dressea at thia low price, they flew o ff (.lie racks! Now we’re adding more print*, more colors, even mine etylee — for greater-thanever values! . Make a clean spring sweep — take bom* several to keep you carefree and breesycool all summer! Florals, paisleys, checks! V �HET i 5 HE T | m k ■ k § n H B i i — 5 - L ■ ■ cr> T|1 H ' P - a L_ fc 1 U tP» k • • - 'M T 83 ft* — •» E S g S S K» Z F ** * ' ___ J N S ■ * fe !r ffS 3 h 5? * 1 m m ! h �V - V € y Vfa'r 1 J ftauforS l • I. V fn IX IPafire 12— March 17, 1965 ic Tag Renewals To Be Available In Bear Lake TH U R S. * FRI. ★ q u a n t it y r ig h t s reserved SA T. • < « a • # r a By Maryann Mllea i The Bear Lake Community Club will meet for Ita regu­ lar monthly aeaalon at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Florida Pow•r Employe* Clufc on Holiday Avenue. A* a ipeclal eervice to the community, Seminole County Tax Collector Troy Kay will be at the clubhouse from 6 until 9 p.m. to renew ear license plate* for those who do not already have their J9H5 tags. Deadline is Satur­ day. During meetlqg of the club, member* will hear a progress report on the matter of hav­ ing mailing addresses chang­ ed from Apopka to Orlando as residents of the area have requested. The previously announced program ntfth Douglas Stenatrom, Sanford attorney, a* guest speaker ha* been re­ scheduled for the April meet­ ing. Hostesses Thursday evening will be Mr*. Richard Con­ stantine and Mrs. Raymond Finney. Invitation to all res­ ident* of the community Is ex* tended by the president, Rich­ ard Ostrander, and member* of the club. It is hoped that front end auto plates bearing the "Rear Lake" wording will be avail­ able at this meeting. m m m rm “ FOLGER’S” A L L GRINDS COFFEE Limit: One With Your 13 “ PET” E V A P O R A T E D a V. H. 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I l i m i t i l V V P , P l a i n t Il f va CAROLINE T B t 'I U H iU a . |la fan <la tit T i n e 8 TA TIC o k r i . m i u i A t i h C A ItU L tN IC T m iltltiM V * 4 T T I C l a i r land H i i i r t Clary, In d ia n a P L K A h i : T A K L N O T I C E that y o u a r a b a r # b y tat|tilfftd to til# y « u r w r l t t a n a n a w a r or d* fa oft a, If a n y , par koriallv nr ti> a n a cl a»r n a y , «• r h a lo i a \ p r 11 1. I»t>. at •ha o f f lua o f thr Clark o f tha Circu it Court, a fh t C o u it h o u a * In Hanford, F am lnol* Count >, Florida, and t o mail a c*opy thar#< 1 to Htan f r o m , 1»av la A Mrlntoah, At* 4nrnaya fo r Plaintiff. Poa| Ofd irt Llox 13IJ, Han ford. Florida, II771, In that cartalu d ltor v a proca td lng a i u w u i i p -,-; “ COPELAND" LEAN - MEAT f keg. PKCW- 3/Sl-OO " Cake Mixes 5/$1 -00 Apple Sauce Kidney Beans 8/SL00 3/$t TOWELS S ir It/S l POTATOES 4/$l PINEAPPLE 4/Sl NAPKINS Green Beans . 5/S1 HOMINY . 8/S1 NO. c- a n h Ob AR« p# ruling: 2 2 (M E A L) A r t h u r If. D a r k w i t h . J r * C l a r k of tha C i r c u i t C o u r t B y t Ellaabath U iu a n g h a n D apu ty C la rk B ta n a tro a . U a v l i A M c In to sh A tio rn a ya for P la in tiff P o o l U l r i c a B o s 1)11 H a n f o r d . P U r l d a 12771 I ' u b l l a h M a r c h 1, 10, 17* 24. I M F C U E -1 4 CAN S Limit: 8 With Your 35 Or More Food Order, IMease. D ETERG EN T TABLETS 1 1 SALVO 10‘ LB. PEPSI - COLA i » FRESH CRISP CARROTS 8 BAG MED. SIZE YELLOW NO. i2 CAN* * 16 OZ. SIZE Plue ONIONS 5( LB. Deposit LIMIT I WITH *5.00 FOOD ORDER S. OF l ’ KGS. Ol 200 “ CAMEO* TABLE NO. S"3 K * 1*8 CUT NO. 1 FANS against y o u In the Cltt'Ult Court o f the Ninth Ju dic ial C ir cu it In and f o r Krmtnola C ou n ty . Florida In Chaitcary. an ahbravtatad l l t l a o f aald causa h t l n i "ltc*« c oa T. B urrow *. P la in t iff, var• us C arolina T. Harrows* L>a* fandant.** and ha rcln fall aot or a li t e r s * P ro Confaaao will ha antarad aga«nat you. and tha c a u i « procaad as p a r ti. H EAD S NO. 211 I ANS d ia m o n d s ” s l u e d TALL BANANAS “KLKF.Nl/X H iow T K ise MILK GOLDEN RIPE LETTUCE •iu »w m a n > * . . . . . ., . CTN. OF 6 CRISP "WESTERN" 25 OZ. J A US PKGH. IN TIIK < IIt« I I r <It I 111. NINTH J I III I I * I, (IIHI IT OK lUHIIII*. IN ANil Poll MINI\Ol.i: 4 III NM. Ill ANt tilt Nl MIIP.II HIM . . lb. 88c . . lb. 88c . . lb. 58c . . lb. 78c 2 lb. pkg. 98c . lb. pkg. 49c . . . . lb. 29c . . . . lb. 59c 5 lbs. avg. pkg. $1.79 . 3 lb. can $2.98 . . . lb. 39c . . lb. pkg. 49c U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF Meet In Sanford A meeting of th# executive committee of the Del,and District Womnn’s Society of Christian Service has been announced fur 10 a in. Thurs­ day by Mra Don Coward of Crescent City, district presi­ dent. The meeting will tie held at the home of Mrs, T. K, MrDaniel, n o o Hast Seminole liiiulevard, Sanford. Report* from the March 4 district meeting in Ormond Reach will be heard. Area members of the ex­ ecutive committee of the di* Diet arc Mra. Edward J. Per ry, Mr*. C. N. Ogg. Mr*. MrDaniel and Dr Joe A. Tollc, Del.and District superintend­ ent. ROUND STEAK . CLUB STEAK . . CHUCK STEAK . RIB STEAK . . BACON . . . WIENERS . . . STEWING HENS . PORK CHOPS . FRYERS . . . CANNED HAMS . SHOULDER ROAST BOLOGNA . . PRODUCEm§ 100 EXTRA 50 GOLD BOND With '1 hi* Coupon & The Purrhaae Of Freeh STAMPS “ 100% Pure" Ground B e e f _____ __________ i Lb*. 11.03 Coupon Good At "THRIFTW AY" Only Thru Ssturday, March >0. EXTRA “ EVERPRK8H” GERMAN CHOCOLATF. “ FOOD KING" QUARTERS LAYER CAKE . each 49c BREAD . . . . 4/85c CINNAMON BUNS . 2/29c OLEO a a a a BISCUITS . . CHEESE STICKS . •EVERFRESH" JO OZ, LOAVES •'EVERFRESH" TKCS. OF « GOLD BOND With This Coupon A The Purrhase Of "Liptoq" TEA STAMPS UAGS Pkg. Of 48 67c Coupon Good At "THRIFTW AY" Only Thru Ssturday, M u ch SO, _ 4 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of "Gulf" STAMPS SPRAY QL Cm 59c I Coupon Good At “ THIUFTWAY“ Only Thru Siturday, March 10. ONE LB. PKG8. 0Z.JCAN8 “ 8HURKRESH" “ CRACKER BARREL" SHARP 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon a Th* Purchase Of “ Sure Lee" COFFEE STAMPS , CAKE ________________ IS oe. each 19c i Coupon Good At T H R IF T W A Y " Only Thru Saturday, M u ch XL im mk GRAPE JUICE 5/39c FRUIT PIES 57c SHRIMP . . 10 PKG.. oz. pkg I, 50 EXTRA I ft> T F-< J-*, WELCH “ MRS. SMITH'S" “ SEABRAND" BREADEI GOLD BOND With Thla Coupod a The Purcheae Of 1DreaaeFa Choc. Whip Crras* S TA M P S CAKE Id oi. each 69c l Coupon Good At T H R fF T W A Y ' Only Thru Saturday, March 20. 100 EXTRA i: oz. CAN 29c 49c $1.69 t EACH :& OZ. EACH 1 LB. PKG. fl GOLD BOND With Thia | Coupon a The Purchase Of Cinch B ui STAMPS 1 KILLER I • 13.98 I Coupon Good At THR1FTWA1 i Only Thru Saturday, M*r*h 20. ( I • I t; 1 i �t The Lady Knows Best A professor at Rutgers Univers­ ity has carefully studied the ability of human beings to accurately ske up other human beings. And he has concluded that women are better at it than men. A man, he believes, is Inclined to take people at face value. But a wom­ an is'able to get "underneath the superificialities" and form true person­ ality impressions. Dick West’s ESCALATO R SERVICE " United P rtii International threatened by phone, letter or even by personal visit. Even if he isn’ t, he spends hours of his time attending court hearings, only to see the accused thug got one continuanco after another through all sorts of flimsy excuses and legal shenanigans until the volunteer Samaritan has had it up to here. If we are to get citizen behavior compatible with the standards we expect and desire in this country, we must arrange for Good Samaritans to have the protection and consider­ ation they deserve. Otherwise, we will continue to see many people put practically ahead of comphssion and valor and take a walk when their instincts urge them to go to the rescue, ■ : WASHINGTON (UPI) Now th»t mine eyes hive seen the glory of the congTcnion*] gymnasium In the new Hayburn House office building, a mystery has been cleared up for me. I can now understand why it was necessary to spend ST.7 million for a subway system to transport congressmen ioo feet from the office building to the Capitol. If they spend very much time In the gym, they will be too worn out to walk 700 feet. Not only worn out, but also worn down. One of the tile and marble rooms in the gym contains a shower stall with a "hydromassage" machine. It shoots two jets of water a distance ol about 10 feet with enough force to quell a minor riot. The first congressman who irrigates his epidermtis with this apparatus will become the first congressman in history lo lose weight by erosion. The gym, which wa* opened formally this week, was named in honor of Rep. Allu-rt Thom­ as. a Texas Democrat and star paddle ball player, who serves as chairman of the gymnas­ ium committee. w $ \ l.-iT .'V ■ : .. ■ . .__ C Thought For Today Worry Clinic Alrnn i« raring the >,imr « urn™ which ln**rt lilcr• • • ally millions of noali-rn Happiness doesn't come from lik­ And -In- din -n't real* ing what we have to do.— Wilfred ire llir lia-ir rniiM-. fur Peterson, "The Art of Happiness." women kiln* an little aliiiut marital erotic mallem Dial they ilnn'l rcrognl/r llir *> ni plum of m*vita} vague symptom* frustration. Send for the sex booklet below - 11 is tin ideal tranquili/er. CASK V--4IIH: Alma Q . ag­ ed 32, bus some widespread ntwiTt the rommunifttiH nni* complaints. ride from his unit. . "I b , l nine." she protected. liusbfti Uu’ sur^ennt hilf ho Hr uni helping rlrar land, I'm so m i volts I run t sleep bringing in pigs, ducks and um tin Itis wity out to Itin lit night unit m* 1 lake lug thickens, growing Irtturc. *’farm.M Ho died on tlit* »|>ol. dnsi A Ilf sleeping no-dlcille. carrots and tomatoes to aid '"For my stomio h seems to A few ni^b 11 Iiitrr « nips the villagers improve then be tied in knots, m rtk rer m lived nt S^t, Ktdd’i lot. The people considered My IlUihIfuiiiI, ii * well a* old unit,. words wen* sim­ him one of their own, my ihddiell get M il my Iieives llut this cluster of hamlets ple: " A n unice men ts h h v c nil the tune and 1 never cut«*h was in Viet Cong territory. been made to avenge the ser­ Up with my household duties It was used by the Iteds as geant's death." Thut's nil any Wh at i an I dtt to avoid bea way station. So one after- American heard fur n time. i uming a nerv us w re* ITinny* conlmued nn usual * M.irv pt pie eomplam o f The Viet Cong would; come inMiimi a \ to the three hamlets, Ik* Rut msoniniH never hllhd Iloused and fed by the v i'|- anybody, so get li**p? liikfeis. They'd drink n little If you aie lying abed. pi Enterprise t"i!ether* I he U- *i ■l h«o i f oniirl pop*it n Mrs. Rltrhle Ilsrris t jt ji«1li;111y . the hamlet hosts you get al io>l all lh» b» t** 668 5834 f.« Mii-iril their enteitmnmeiit lets o f stoi p, Well if > ui 648-4664 1 r the Red gUPfttl. There eyes Hie up* ri. Lake Mary • 1M»* mole (oust my, more For elipnbei is Silpp>> >d Mrs. Frsnn-t Wester d iinlii ii if, more Fitly iny and 322-6219 12 C :G . Herald Area Correspondents Hr»r Lake-Forest City Mrs. Marysnn Milrs 838-3678 Castrlhsrry Mrs. Jsnr l dssclbrrry 838-3046 Lake Mon ms Mrs. It. L. JohnsoH 322-4723 Chuluola Mrs. Joan Magis 303-3712 Drllary Mrs. John Leona 668-4883 Long wood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mr*. Margaret Cosby 322-6793 Osteen Mrs. Clsrenre Snyder 322-4B4I Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 363-3160 Deltona Mra. Mildred llancy 668-5631 Geneva Mra. JnAnn llaya 349-4873 j&m fm ’ii Ijcralii in"M t(iR mi;. Tins eonviv lul­ ls' !■* ("Ten to lust Intel into i he nights. Ii inured by the villa y ■ *‘i ”, iii*\ Viet Cofirr heyun to it little. It wjihtl't lutiy l>eiure the farim r hosts learn* id that Syl. Kidd had been killed by a ytoup of five Viet tuny. It didn’t take much more entei Ininuty to learn their name*. Tney were men who came through the humUt» fr«*m time to time. I Io n the night ramc when nil live were in the hamleta nt om e, T he di inking of lire wine Imyan ti« UMial, quietly lit first. Then the villuyei* drew the five marked Viet l ong; asaaaiinit aside for ape* i'!KI par ly my wwiiy from the nuiin gtoup. Several women ol the hi* inlets entertained sscsed elaaa metier celoeer It. t i l l at ike Heel sferd, Tier Ida, under tke act «< Ceagriee el March. lei ti | to. Smoking, too, will speed Up the lo arl ns much ns 20 beats per ni imite find the fusts'r 1 11<•w keeps your bra in 'tiii*! *• a I•*it, I hus, y mi *a n’ t iela\ t liollgh to* fall asleep. It v inr stomach has n tend' •ii y to fie|die ulcer, lake me hi V milk toast at bed* [fifin', , I hen inoie blood will be b mmid* I by your abdomen i.ud thus li*ss will go to your Letters T o T h e E d ilo r Eiliior, Herald: I would like to exprrss tu> appreciation (o The Sanford Herald and your society eddor, Dons Williams' "Candid ( tut ter" for Uie marielnus cover age given my daughter, Caro!, when she was graduated ami received her wings av n ste warders with National All Lines. The valuable time Mrs Wil­ liams so generously gave to cover the imaginary flight to Washington D C , in "Candid ( hatter when Carol' took a first grade class as a steward ess. was far beyond the call of duty for fhiris. May 1 add "Candid Chatter" not only receives local hut statewide recognition. Mrs Jack I. Greene. thrill lute into the night. llir five bet a me very drunk Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., Murch 17, 19G5 land fell asleep. The women took out knives. The next S illK U A. C I E I . O W , fctlMl I I S i S U H I H I.1 H U S H morning the five were found H it 4 s K S O I . T n i . I X K , I l r s s l s i i - S - r u s m i M i u s » diiidHUIIIIHT At. LX AXII Lit n .tti. m u io H s iiiiis : VVord was sent to the head­ Associate 1.1u ur ASvsrtislns Director quarters of Kyt. Kidd's old siti.it t a x p k l t KUT LHKKX M anstflog E d ito r unit "The sergeant is aveng­ U OI II k tt I I . L I A M S Advsrililne Msosgsr ed. The honor of the hamlets M ocl slr t d l l o r J AX IK SIIUKMAKKK has been restored-" Thnt was Mrs Doris Williams H o r n s : Atisrin tisstssss Slsaacse cits t<mor all. The rest rim e out later. Society Editor rSEU WELLS Jl'Ut HKI.I.I The Viet Cong no longer We were delighted to see in Mechaalui BasL C -ssir it its r use the three hamlets as a your column of March 3 a HILL VIXCKXT way station. It it said the story on National’ s Miss Carol Hiatt I’hutograptisr Reds avoid the an a "like the Greene We rre doing a story I'ablishsd dally unapt Saturday, Sunday and Christmas; pub* plague." on Mtss Greene's visit home Hi usd halurdsy prsetsdlng Christmas. The people of the hamlets for the April itsue of our house • L H S L U 11*1 10 X M A T E S Items Dallvary lie wash have been trying to carry out organ We would be very grate Sgt. Kidd’s program the way ful if you would send a copy I I , M ail I K M I X O L B C O L 'H T X ALL QTULM MAIL he dreamed it. So troops are of the picture of Miss Greene l i l t s 1 Isar lie It salt I I »• l Tsar needed tu defend them. Com­ which appeared with your I IS I M s e i e a t.tl I Jdoalks munism doesn't stand a column. I M I H u ll s 1 I I I M oalha chance. Again, your coverage of Miss l.M I H u l l l.M 1 ldSBIh U. s i'usial Kasulauaas prsnsa that all sail sakscnpUta* ha paid la adsaaca C n u n lz tj l ftm t d i l f i , L -fn c . lb s Herald la a mem bar at the Uaned Hrese wbicb u asitlled esctuaisely U the see (er repuktlcallea ef all Ike ioeai newe prleted la tkla aewsoaper. K a t e ie d Office • primarily to rest your heart! In the horizontal posture, your heart doesn't need to woi k a* hard ns when ft must pump your five to six quarts *>f blood up your entire verti­ cal height. Thus, it slows down prob­ ably two Itea Is per minute and your blood pu s mi re may drop in to 20 points. So beeome philosophical about your insomnia. Turn on a bed lamp and rend an edtieat omul mu gar. ilie like Rend­ er 's Jhgest or the Rible—but nut dele* 11vi* Hirillct s. Alf*. avoid undue eyestrain f 11 *ni exiestov v attelit hiti tu television. And go slow on prods to your heart, as caffeine dunks, sioli a* Itii, euffee and the iiilu tu \ft ages—at least af* '.m duff1 T rn f Greene's talk is deeply appre Mated. Martha L. Green Public Relationa National Airlines • • * Mr» Doris Miliums Socicly Eil dor \i presulen' of IJie Sanford Mutual Concert Association, 1 wish lo thank you for all the wonderful publicity W'htch you, gave in your column lo the performnee of the F'lortda Symphony iirrhestra I have heard many people remark as to their enjovment of the Con cert and of the many pictures which appeared on your so nety page We will look forward to see mg you at ou' last Concert on March 23, latiS Thanks again for the wx>nd erful publicity. C. Vernon Mire Jr. < Mill h is f r *>» <jt«i i ^ SANFORD. 11 ■ ■ i i F L O R ID A Sanlord Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • Tile • IManoa n -.ih.im y STORAGE CABINETS run i t - u r t i i * ifmiM* door w ith rjrlt** «ier loch, 6 R i ju t U M * ■heItoo - I^ C iM O IM.M rostH Uo « * « * £ * » £ » stu a x t wilM |i*'*»iii** * t i M M K RHONE 1*14411 133 loit ROBINSON o«AMoa.aA. You’ll be Happier in a FORD from Ctth Ym R | 74 iAonlXff RtflWMlli 3 7.00 1100 1300 1800 24 00 3200 ___ ^ Strickland-Morrison, Inc. "YOUR FIUFNM.Y TORD DKM.FR" SANFORD, FLA. 322-1181 \V. I*. Cl 1-8916 We’ve loaded the dice w ith almost p e r fe c t s e rv ic e You mipht (jet a free tankful of A tlantic o a solino anyw here you see the sign of Red Ball D ealer Service. If the d ealer should foroet to clean your windshield, w eather perm itting, or offer to check your oil, your gasoline purchase is free! But, frankly, w e've m ade Red Ball Service so good that it probably will never happen. However, if you’d like to try for free gasoline, drive into your favorite A tlantic Red Ball station a few thousand tim es and m aybe—just m aybe— a day will como w hen the service isn’t perfect. But the odds are against it, LOANS UP TO $600 ATLANTIC FAMILY Ths Atlantic Rtfinino Company 1974 Tails*rtnd A<snus. Jscksonviilsv Florida 32301 110 South Mignotia S tr e e t.................... ,FA 2 4612 J V , nil * ••i n 1 • R ental Hedn flN A N C I SERVICE, INC. o f S a n fo r d ...................... .. v m w There is equipment in the new gym for bolh groups, in eluding a few whose bodies bear a slight resemblance to the last ruins of Pompeii. In the unlikely event that a congressman should be seeking relief from a hangover, he will find a modified sauna bath wilh twth wet and dry heat to open his pores and release evil spirits. • On his way out, be can pause in the "tapering off’ room for readjustment to normal temperature. Then be can go to one of the eight "recovery" rooms and lie down for awhile. If that doesn't do the trick, maybe someone will bring the poor chap an aspirin tablet. At l irsl A Palmetto (Alongside old post of(ice) Just te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e im provem ents, car repairs, for all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. (-'in k During a press preview tour of the premises, ftep. Orcn E. Harris, (D-Ark.l, a member of the committee, said that Thomas did more than anyone else to promote construction of the gym. 1 assume that llarTis was being complimentary. The christening ceremony was attended by a large group of House members who regard the human body as a temple of health. Also by some who regard the human body as more of a playground. OVER 35 YEARS MONEY I. lilt. Ke part et any material, s a l t er aatertieiea. el thta edtllea el The Has lord Herald may ke repreduced la aay aecaaer ssttk* aul/wrlttsa permiaelea ef tke hwbllaker ef Tke Herald. Aay ladlktfaal or firm reepeaelkle fer euck rapreduetlea will ke ceuellered at lalrlnting wa Tke Haralta eepyrlgkl aad trill ke | said liable led dams sea eader Ida law. * brain, so you will become sleepy. That's also why people grow drowsy after a full nienl and the reason students find it difficult to stay awoke dm mu the first class after lunch. Lack of sekiml satisfaction is also a very common eauae of nervousness in wives and a "stoma, h tied up in knots," so send for the booklet below. Most wives never receive ndei|Uate erotic treatment and they don't knnw what Is wrong with themselves, so they become neurotic smokers and ebtollir jitterbugs. d o i uti h up in your luiusrliobl c h o r e s , m a k e a n "Agenda" each night for to­ morrow's tusks, including minor tlifllus such ns wash­ ing the hicakfasL dishes, ns well as major Items tike the laundry. llut dissect your tusk* Into their component louts so you cun then cross uff more com­ pleted items. Thus, you should nett list "Hous.eeleaning" for thul is a massive ebon*, ji t euk it down into "Wash­ ing tin living rotim windows" m •bending drupes tu dry •dentin,"’ rte. I non boig rx|H*rlenea with jltteiy wives. I'd suggest you -end for the booklet "tie* Problems in Marriage," en•dosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cents. F'ur vague, unrerogniied sexual liungeis aie often at the bottom of the jitters which drive modern wives to liquor, rigarelles, snd medical itumpiilftcrs. (Always write to llr. Cranr in care of Ihia newa paper, enrlo-lng* a long stamped, sddresard envel­ ope and 2d rents to eovrr typing and printing rosts when you »md for one of his Ixxiklrti.) 4* OHUbJw-fS nI m o S o 888888 He that goes forth weeping, bear­ ing the seed for sowing shall come home with shouts of joy, bringing h i s shcaveS with him.— Psalms Political Notebook Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia HsrVoa 838-1318 e v Dr. Crane’s Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley WASHINGTON (N EA) — Theie's a sequel to the story of M uter Set. Dennis C. Kidd, of North Carolina, murdrred by the Viet Cone nrar Soc ila-Tu in South Yirt Nam. Sgl. Kidd was a Special Forres veteran who went out each afternoon in his spare time to work with the farmri* in tii roe ham lets a jeep’s \ The Lighter Side Is this professor trying to tell us that what men have always lighlly referred to as "feminine intuition" may be, in fact, superior intelli­ gence ? Ridiculous! And yet, almost any man will concede that the gal who picked him out as the object of her affection certainly knew what she was doing. So . . . Price Of Compassion In the United States, too many byslanders are looking on with enthusi­ astic npathy and rich, warm indif­ ference as thugs and gunmen rob and beat up old ladies, young^girls and anyone else they choose to rob or beat up. In England, a suggestion by Scot­ land Yard thnt the man in the street "have a go” at marauding criminals has evoked so vigorous a compliance that a 12-year-old schoolgirl and her sister helped break up a recent bank robbery attempt. Somewhere in between these two extremes in public attitude is the sane, sensible, satisfactory behavior most of us would like to see. No one wants schoolgirls or school­ boys to give battle to armed thugs, or even unarmed thugs. But neither is anyone pleased or proud to see witnesses to criminal acts or violence react with a shrug. In simple fairness and realism, however, it should be pointed out that a courageous and compassionate onlooker who does rush to the aid of a victim of criminal brutality is in many instances begging for trouble. Too often, the Good Samaritan is 1 �** . ‘T ■it H WrralB Page 2-A— March 17, ’65 (D&ah dbbij: By Abigail Van Buren Jhr B anforb grocery itore, for tmtance. My children wear hand medown* from the relative*, but If my hatband wants aomething, nothing “ I* too good. He take* me to the local movie three time* a year. That la my entertainment. He never look* at the child­ DEAR ABBY: I've been married for five year* and have two children. My huiband doe* not permit me to charge anything. Ha count* out money to me, by the penfly,-lor thing* I have to buy. 1 am uaually abort became I never know to the penny bow much I will apend la the jjacobif. ren. When he gets mad, he kicks anything in light. He won't Im v c the house un­ less he hat tunian lotion on hit face, and tunglataet. (In the winter!) He goes out with single friends and leavei me home almost every night. Do you think he needs medical attention? SICK OF IT ALL Onfihidqji ii. 3tia h jyh is 8:30-0:30 p.m. ABC. Dinah Shore Special. Last o f Dlnah'i •pedals assembles a wealth o f talent and display* It at­ tractively. Bob Hop* la a dandy guest and ha joins In a couple of songs. Henry Manrlnl does an “ And Then I Wrote” type medley, but con­ sidering the thing! he wrote, ll'e fine. Thoee Bona Nov* Kings I.aurfndo Almeida and Joao Gllherlo add to the mueleat quality *■ does on* of America's foremost Jess or­ ganists, swinging J i m m y Smith. Dance fsna hive a treat In the person o f Marta Tallchlef, who appears with John Butler. And If you hap­ pen to favor choral groupe, the UCLA Chorus and Glee Club haa 100 voice* to lleten to. Good, Uateful music, which regular follower* of this tlm* slot won't appreci­ ate. 7:30-8 p.m. CBS. Mr. Ed "Ed The Godfather." Ed sure . knows how to get his way and this tlm* It’s all for a good cause. He talks Wilbur into letting him play nurse­ maid to e pregnant little Italian mere named Gina, whose “ husband" 1* in Italy. He alnga to her, feeds her end even redecorates her stall tu make it look Italian. Rut he gore a hit too far when he demands that Wilbur bring in a prominent obstetrician to deliver her iolt. 7:30-0 p.m, NRC. Virginian "Uangeruue ltnad." (Color) If you like weetern mysteries, you might care to follow the a d v e n t u r e * of Inspector ask both man and wife or neither. Whai is your opin­ ion? If my husband Is going to aak his best friend to b« godfather, then shouldn't I ask my beat woman friend to be godmother? I am real­ ly confused on this and (eel so stupid asking my min­ ister. CONTUSED DEAR CONFUSED: It ts not unusual at nil to aik one of a married cpuple to be godfather or godmother. The mother uaually selectj her beat friend and so doe* the father. They need not be married to each other. , ed because West held the third spade and the king of hearts. Do you mean to say • • A that West was amart enough DEAR A3BY: After read­ to drop the eight and queen of W IS T ing the letter from "TIM ," spades on the ace and king?" ♦ Qia ajio whose girl, "M ona," was WK J 7 VI Ot S Jim: "Yes, be was, Further­ embarrassed when she went ♦ S7 2 ♦ l oads more, when South played the swimming with him and dis­ ♦ 1 0 M4 A Q 333 fou tvof hearts from dummy covered that he was hirsute, SOUTH East fva* ready with the nine I Just had to write. This girl ATI '» spot so that South could not Mona must be "out of her WQ8 3 J play low and pass the lead to ♦ QJB4 tree." Tlie girls at work a♦ KJT West.” greed that a man with a tot Doth vulnerable O u le: "East and West, and of hair on his chest, back, North Bart South Wrat particularly West, deserve a arms, shoulders and legs is 3A P u t 3N.T. P in more alluring Besides, It 1* I N.T. Pass Pass Pass • lot of credit for their excel­ lent defense, but If only South • sign of manliness. Tim Opening lead— A lt h a K W n willing to pause for should know that lota of girls king of spades, ace of dubs Just it second before playing wxiuld like to have him just and ace-king ol diamond! with, that deuce of clubs from dum­ the way he is. •very Intention of throwing one my he would have made the FUZZY m tZZIE'S FANS • A A of bis opponents In with the hand without any trouble at DEAR AI1RY: We have a all and look at the time he new- baby which will be third spada." Troubled? Write to ABO ule: "It should have work­ would have saved." christened shortly. My hus­ BY', Box G9700, Los Angeles, band wishes to ask his best Calif. For a personal reply, friend to he godfather, but enclose a stamped, self-ad­ he does not want this man's dressed envelope. : bv A A A wife to be godmother. I have never heard of asking For Abby'i booklet, "How A husband may laugh feeb­ cation Is visiting relatives— one of a married couple to Have a Lovely Wedding," ly with tha rest of the crowd either his or her*. send 50 cents to Abby, Box A husband who watches tele­ without asking the other. I when his wife tells a itory always thought you should 700, Los Angeles. Calif. vision night after night isn't that makes him look foolish necessarily fascinated by tele­ or Ignorant or vain, but that vision—he Just finds it more amusing than his wife's con­ doesn't mean he's amused. If a husband says hts wife versation. ii nagging then she Is. When a husband assures hi* If a man once discovers he wife he won’t mind at all if can make a woman Jealous, she exchanges the gift he pick­ ed out for her, he's lying like be never tlrea of trying. EDYTH THORNTON M cLEO D When a man tells everyone a gentleman. When a man accuses a wo­ his wife I* the boss, she can "1 am forty-eight and have this situation?—Mrs. John . rest assured that she has con­ man of never listening to what Buy a small, attractive pill­ he says she had better START started on your "Figure Per­ vinced him that HE is. No man's Idea of a real va­ listening. fection .Diet.’ 1 must attend a box. put your pills in it and dinner dance with my husband carry the box in your bag 1 have an ice blue satin dress Make no fuss, Just calmly take out the box and take a plU Do and although 1 am ten pounds this in the ladies' room when overweight', I would like to dining out; it makes for less Trampei ai he trie* to get to an enemy, you may get a few wear this Jrcvs Would I look "fuss." too big? I turnght it tic fore t j "I findwedge the bottom of e baffling mur­ practical Ideas here. shoes very 0-0:30 p.m. CnS. Dick Van became so weight conscious comfortable Are they worn by der case. On* thing we'll “ Your Home (my husbind brought tt to my fashionable women?—G K " guarantee, Tramps* Is no Dyke Show Sweet Home It My H om e" attention). What accessories' Yes, and they're coming Sherlock Holmes, but by An accountent Juet doeen't 1would be proper’ —N. N." hack strong Many women George, he sure is periletent. know what he'a In for when Yes, wear the dress and u»e (mil wedgies comfortable, mi Doug McClure'i episode, with he trie* to get Rob to explain matching in color accessories shop for what you want Many gueit help from Robert Pine, a.mysterious 137.B0 for tax Do go on your diet with deter shoe stifes have them now Simon Oakland and Marilyn deduction purpose#, R-'b hue mination, as your husband "1 havea deep sapphire Wayne. that endearing quality of must sec that you arr making blue and turquoise print dress. B-B:3n p.m. CBS, My Living being able to take a short 1the i-Hort to reduce You will It s a Lovely fabric. With which Doll "nrother Harry." With story and turn It into a whole (eel better, look better and lie shade should I try to match Eddie Foy playing Mr*. Mof­ episode In order to conceal Iar happier Isn't this worth my accessories? 1 am fair, fett'* b r o th e l Harry (or those plcayunleh trail* of hla. while? gray hair, blue eyes and like "1 have a beautiful piece of stylish clothes —Helen.” should tb it benrother Ret?) The ahow rarriea you through This obnoxious no-telent a series c f hilarious argu­ white satin and a length of The print sounds good, and Vaudeville ham ha* to emerge ment* before tt even get# black talin What can I make t would choose turquoise acc­ aa charming and funny. Foy bark to that I37.B0, which aa a drevs to wear In essories. One reason is that la fine a* always end the lit­ seems to he linked to Rob's parties after five? 1 am tall turquoise Is sr smsrt and you will find many attractive tle Vaudeville routines he •failure to buy a house hr- and thin.—Ellen " Make an oxerblouse of the things in that color. doe* with Julie Newmer are crfViae of a rock In the base­ white, and a long, alil-lo-the Tomorrow — Flexibility Af­ amuiing, but, even within the ment. knee skirt of (he black. This ter Forty. context of the eerie*, the bas­ 0-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday ic situation Is totally Incredi­ Night Movie, "Hot Spell." I* a striking type of outfit A ble. However, you can't eneete The setting te a email Louisi­ very beautiful woman whom I o v u ( a t\ (^ at Foy, a gang o f old Jokes ana town during a heat wave know wore such an outfit at s parly .In her home. Her hair R ID E -IN T H E A T R and an activated Julie New- and Shirley Booth plays « is gray and this was a stun­ mar. Trrtiiifl flair housewife whose philandering ning outfit, Stu> bordered the r « r ! c » A 4t P«AA M I a B-B:30 p.m. ARC. Petty husband (Anthony Quinn) neckline with a narrow bit of Tt«« A 101.10 Duke Show "Petty. The Prac­ wants to take o ff with a ••fall* tats O l l i l . A , G I H L t " white fur. hut It's too late in tical Jcker." Patty turn* young glyl. Their three chit n . v i » - m i * • r.L v it the season now for fur You • OI.OII that practical Joking la a dren'a lives are effected by could use a Small fuelling I M ma a t l i M double-edged sword or even the old men's running around, •411*KMAim.N 111It 1,\I** "I have to take certain pills worse and that it cen start and when the mother gtvrs T i l l III NTKII no matter where 1 am or • la rf a Tit mu«•rro wr an almoet nuclear chain reac­ him a birthday party to patch where I go People make such -|\A|NK Alfl.K tion. In this one, the innocent things up, a big brawl result*. a fits* about the pills It l* ern M i t M V lin o tt* * * bystander* aren't content to Shirley Mscl.aine, F.arl Holli­ harrasulns How can I liamlle be merely vlctlmiied, they man and Clint Kimbrough ate ■trike beck. There are some the couple's offspring good gag* and if you want to 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Dan­ learn a couple of way* to fix ny Kaye Show. NORTH (D) A A K I I 41 *At( 4 AX ♦ AS BAST IT U)q Jhs LOomsui Some women never learn— Any man la happier talking •bout himself than listening to a woman talk about berself. When a man aiki, "What would you like to do this even­ ing?" the most exasperating ■ntwer possible Is "Whatever you would like to do la fine with me." A man expects the woman In his Ufa to notice that he his been to the barber, every bit as much as aha expects him to notice that she has had the works at a beauty ulon. DEAR ABBY: Maybe this sounds silly to you, but 1 know lot* of girls with the same problem. My mother leaves the porch light on when I go out on a date, and I can't decide whether to let my date kiss me good­ night or not. I can't kiss him goodnight in the car because if I alt In the car half a min­ ute after I get home my father has a fit. If wc come inside the house la m afraid I will wake my Mom and Dad as they are very light sleepers. And if I kiss him on the porch, the whole neighborhood will get a show. So what should t do? TOO MUCH LIGHTING DEAR TOO MUCH: Bring the young man Inside and say goodnight to him there. And don't worry about wak­ ing up your parents. If they are like most parents, they’ ll still he up. By Oswald Jacoby Here we ar« beck again with another father and ton dis­ cussion. Jim starts. Jim i "You've tlweya stress­ ed the Importance of stopping to think before you play the first card from dummy. If South bad done this he would have played dummy's ace. of elubi. Then he would have cashed the ace end king of diamonds and cleared the spades. This would leave the club king aa an entry to hie own band In ordar to diaeard his two losing hearts." O u lt: "D id he make the bend In spite of hit initial error?" Jim: No, he didn't. He groaned, muttered to himself end finally came up with what might have been the winning play. He cashed hit ace and DEAR SICK: Your busband la much sicker than you art. Yes, I think he need* medical attention des­ perately. Talk to your doc­ tor about your husband's be­ havior, and follow his ad­ vice. • • • c o m SA N FO R D O N LY ! Ruth Miiiett 18 -1 9 - 20 " Dining Out? 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Dry M ilk ............ \ \ & 69* Mr. Frotfy Breedcd Stuffed <50 itompii (01 Wise awls Cheats lar Silted 39* Vanilla Wafers Crab Meat ...........S,' 79< t0:Jn K l 1 1tOO 111 Cheddar Cheese Nthiic* Papular J;“ 69* p ...•’S T 49* Kraft't Cratker Barrel (itra-Sharp ItrlatmOn* Tattr Almondine ..... ( 0) 10:00 («> !£ 29* 2£ 55* Cheese Preserves ...................55* Oertin't Fra*tit Flounder 39* Dtllcleut Cattaea Kratl'i Strawberry I plus 10 etempi) * Lenten fpeclal* * (II 0:10 (I I II I 1:00 111 (01 ■ i l l (<> • dairy specials • lanrwttt Healthful o r The ratty D uka O W f f iW i M l G re e n S ta m p s MS Sit taupe* and tuA wt ah Hermaa'e 0.1. Caaked a* Baked ILICIO HAM 6 - o e . pkg. 69c i Ml-’ M*f•!« M IMS a iM M S M M JM il V irg in ia P tlro ak l P. O. Bog 111* 8sn/or4 PhrUia Huxenstaln m e tis Lake Mary N on Norrir TE M S I* S. Be* Mildred II ana J (68-5*31 Delius* l l i f / Getting* 193 *847 Bear l.ik* Sob pi* Hals** •0-44*1 P «B * ry �' O fjf BanTnrS K r r a ll P a p e 4 -A — M arch 17, *65 Hospital Notes BRIMGYOUR KEYTO FOOD FAIRTODAY! YOU MAY BE A WINNER! E A C H F A M I L Y IN D E L A N D , S A N F O R D & M T DORA R E C E I V E D A K E Y IN T H E MAI L T H I S W E E K BRI NG T H I S KE Y I N T O FOOD FAI R & S E E IF IT O P E N S OUR T R E A S U R E C H E S T . IF IT D O E S . Y O U ’LL WI N O N E OF THE 247 V A L U A B L E PRIZES INSIDE! N o t h i n g to buy . . . N o s t r i n g s at t a c h ed ! It you di dn' t r eci eve a key, ask the cashi er MARCH II, I9M Admission* Marjorie Witt, Mildred New■on, Cynthia J. Preston, Lau­ ra Wilkins, Harry Kudell, William Kenneth McRoberts, Mildred L. Chorpening, Ruby Hartioe, Charlie W. Tate, Johnny Lee Knight, Brenda Tincber, Sanford; Lilly Coe, Casaelberry; Marlon Korst, Lucy Henry, Mlneko Leaven worth, DeBary; Marie Hlpps, North Orlando, Births Mr. and Mrs. Donald Witt, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hartaoe, Sanford, a girl. 2460 P A R K A V E . CHUCK ROAST Discharge* Sheila Wright, Pearly Wil liams, Mark Whigham, Alex ander Vorndran, John Poole, Sahoko Nilsson, Pamela New ton, Mattie Hunter, Carolyn L. Carter, Rcdetha Bcggs, Evelyn Hanson and baby boy. Sanford; Earl Fetters, John J. Strang, DeBary; Ida Smo1m, Deltona; Mary Petruika, Longwood; Raymond Deklc, Orlando. MARCH II, IMS Admissions Sharon Ache, Milford Hay­ es, Alberta Webber, MatKe Stroudenmire, Joella Singleton, Rebecca P. McKinile, Evelyn S w e e n e y , David Thrasher, Bessie Jones, San ford; Wilda Blackwood, De­ Bary; Michael Shivers, 0* teen. Births Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Me Kintle, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Singleton, Sanford, a boy. Discharges Doris A. Whatley, Horace Cochran, Evelyn ML Epps. Anna J, Williams, Matilda Tyner, Cornelia Deane, Ma­ thew W. Smith, Hose Fchn. Shirley Recknow. Annie Ruth Hughes, Dewey Kuriah, Man uel Jones, Cynthia Preston, Laura Wilkins, Edith Tilson and baby tmy, Mary l.otiisr Jones and baby tmy. Sanford, Mineko I-raven worth, Chris tnphrr Yasell, DeBary; Wal ter llise, Enterprise; Patrieia Cimper and hahy tmy, I.ake Mary; Lorena Tindel. I.ake Monroe; Margaret I, a Itree. Longwood; Bessie Williams, New Smyrna Beach; Hudson Bager, Mlfflenburg. Pa. MARCH H, IMS Admissions Margaret lleinbuch, Rene vieve Barnrs, James C Byrd Anna M Ward. Grace Moore. Lois Tuten, Frank Younger. Charles Swlnney. John W Burgess, Joyce Perry, Matll da Tyner, Bernice Davis, John Poole, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, Sanford, a tmy; Mr. and Mrs Charles Moore. Santord, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sweeney, Sanford, a girl; Mr and Mrs. Lewis Pack, San­ ford, a girl. HOUSEWARES BONUS BUYS! PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE MARCH 18iti THROUGH THE WEEKEND* QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE... D IS C O U N T HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS GIANT 22 QT. PLASTIC DISH FAN ..79! ■ ENGLISH CUT BEEF ENDEN DANDRUFF SHAMPOO 7 9 ' SHAVE BOMB BUFFERIN l/A T C Y 8 7 ‘ IVU I C A 700's 24'* REG or SUPER SANITARY NAPKINS 73* R O A S T .. . « 69* BONELESS BEEF S T 1 W ......B6 9 ‘ BONELESS CHUCK R O A S T .....7 9 ‘ BEEF PLATE S T E W . . . “ 19* BEEF SHORT R IB S .... ^ 2 9 ‘ BlUC RIBBON qUAllTV LEAN fREiM LARGE 15 Q T. PLASTIC PORK BUTTS DISHPAN 39c BEEF CUBE STEAKS CHOPPED BLUt RIBBON QUALITY BONELESS ARMOUtt STAR BOWEltSS PORK ROAST 1 .4 9 * WISCONSIN MILD CANNED HAMS BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH 89' 2 PORTABLE T-V SETS 5 TRANSISTOR RADIOS 1 0 PATIO FLOOD LIGHTS 1 0 BEACH TOWELS * 5 0 0 in Food Certificates 150,000Merchant’s Green Stamps 1 0 OFFICIAL FOOTBALLS 1 0 STADIUM BLANKETS 3 POUND CAM 2 ‘ * DAISY CHEESE PORK STEAKS- 4 9 * LB 5 9 ' I WISCONSIN MEDIUM SHARP OB LONGHORN CHEESE LB 6 9 * WISCOHSIH BAKING H E N S v .3 9 ' LB 7 9 * NEW YORK S T A T E SHARP CHEESE SLICED B A C 0N L,4 8 ‘ LB 8 9 * ALASKA BREADED SHRIMP IH LB PKC It 3: 45* 4 i l°° J Hl-C DRINKS LIBBY'S CREAM ST YLE « WHOLE KERNEL a o r CANS • ROSEOALE GOLDEN C0RN--“7i l 00 PEAS & CARROTS 10* 0* PEARS I*., c. mi 3il°° WHOLE BEETS APRICOTS- cans 4 i 100 FRUIT PIES ';r,V 311” HUPP a PUP P ALL PISH 3i l » CAT FOOD ctansl 6(49* FRITTERS l a FYNE - T AST E WHOLE MORTOM FROZEN ASSORTED LIMIT-1 WITH }5.00 OR MORE ORDER & COUPON PEPS I BOSTON BOHHIE FROZEN 10* SWEET PEAS ...»«10* lObei CAN JINGLETOM FROZEN BREADED OYSTERS ZOZ PROS p ia a SIK PAK REG SIZE 7 • • TURKEY ROAST ! ttm cou*oa« *>40PvttMH n llADY PAIR H ROUND RING IGOLDEN POUND CAKE _ FRIZ KXTRA arm* r«wt { o u A jm a »40 M t u i i a FAIR J 1.00 SIZE SECURE DEODORANT ! M B ' t-U-P*(NMtoOWfw>WI^MMri.i« 47 * — — 3- J 4- 4 5 * ! p u re e x t r a ,* MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • I _T f TM< ( c b a o m a m m i m a i i or t 2-a e . PKG RICH P , . , « * • rrrri c h o c , e c l a ir s • p a n c x t r a MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ' FOOD FAI R LUSCIOUS SUN-RIPENED FLORIDA Straw berries «4TN!*•*! C0U*O*4aHQPV4CMAUIOf 0 QUART CAM • aerow ax P R I t KXTRA _____ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS & u a w jt L e e d PINT tom* M | <OU»OM *XO PtuOCfeAiA o* fjR^H FOOD 7-1 LB PKG Mr*. PHhor.'a F A I R WHIPPED MARGARINE * STICK i —i— , .<J* “ S- — — J-24-aS - - - - - - L A D Y F A IR LEM ON OR C O C O N U T Discharges FANCY FIRM RIPE it I I I FREE E X T R A HYDE, England (U PI) — Embarrassed security guard Bob Taylor explained to pol­ ka somaona stole his prowl wagon with a vicious Alsa­ tian guard dog caged inside and took it tor a five-mil* Jwr rids. _ ’ ARMOURS BONEL ESS" PKiZ EXTRA FOOD Gilbert Wyllie, S h a r o n Tompkins and baby girl, Melda Norris and baby boy, Mar­ jorie Witt and baby boy, Ke­ vin Wright, Sanford; Elmer Shiver*, Osleen. J o y R id e •ell** tMPi inpWOH i t * H j i lN A U 04 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS M ARCH II. ItHta Admissions Birth* j .lEnSEJl; Cathy Lynn Gramkow, Mil­ dred Dykes, ldella McCray. Brenda Tincher, Warren Hay­ nes, Marie Williams, Sarah E. Gibbs, Lnvona Murphy, Barbara Greene, Charlie W Tale, Carolyn Smith ami baby boy, Kaflben llaark and baby boy, Evelyn Waller and baby boy, Sanford; Willard Meese. DeBary; Cynthia la-e Rogers, Lake Monroe; Robert llarrt son, Eustis; Don Barager. Maitland; Dora Nell Gjaven inter, Winter Park Mr. and Mr*. Chsrl** Per­ ry, Sanford, a girl. m n iN tiu m extra ■ a Discharge* Rodney Carr, Frank lobb. Edward Williams, Janet Cobb. Ruby Green, Floyd Byrd. Sally Severance, Thomas Dillard, Fred Harris, Den ni* Pullen, 01* Mac Lung, Hazel Hoag, Trade L ee Cashr, Madalene Craft. San­ ford; . F r e d e r i c k Perrlck, Lloyd Ulman? DeBary; Gas­ ton Bridges, Deltona, Sandra Wiggins, Longwood. Mmkinli J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS EFFECTIVE MARCH 18-27, 1945. iu “ -Bv* We - » N ------- ------- 3- 24-65--------- -- PLUS DEPOSIT e LIMIT - 1 WITH 5.00 OR MORE ORDER & THIS COUPON. FISH STICKS -VS 311” Shorp, Medium Sharp or H.Y. 5r«ta Sharp Chaaea * . « l » e r ^ < n h 4 l '.r f S M S * N f - « | • OZ PKGS -r~ " " " *■**COw*°^ 4N* op I *1*J 1 LB • Dolly* Longhorn, MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! HAPPYVALE happyvale ■ Pf tf K ROSEDALE B A R T L E T T BEAN SOUP * SIX PAK REG SIZE BOTTLES HEWI AMERICAN BEAUT Y FREE EXTRA | r 9 Vfry ■ PEPSI-COLA MRS. PAUL'S FROZEN CORK OR APPLE ■ • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS C O U P O N S P E C IA L ! SAVE 40? • ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS a 46oi CANS ___ 1-MiCOU^OMANOPVltttfJBi FOOD _ 3 L B CAN • ARMOUR I (M D c a n n e d ham * W -g I’MMt*»» HCIMW-WTOR - j - - J - jj - a s 41 “ li il SAVE 154 • K L E E N E X WHITE OR COLORS a 300 C T. BOXES FACIAL TISSUE FREE EXTRA • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS _ SHARP CHEESE FARMER GRAY SWEET SMOKED jo 49 V7X QUICK FROZEH LARGE COOK QUIK GRAND • ;oi WIN O NE O F THESE VALU AB LE FR EE PRIZES { MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j WITH THIS COUPON ANO PUKCHAM OP 1 3 LBS OR O VER B ON ELESS C H U C K OR EN G LISH C U T ROAST* IN ADDITION to »H| ItAMPJ 10 U IICIIVI WITH YOU* RJ*CMAif 45 3 - 2 4 -4 5 w R R B * « a f MERINGUE PIES ^ ^ k ^ ^ k TOMATOES 2 ,2 9 PRKK C X TR A FOOD FA I R 8" •m*1W|COUPONAMIPUACKAM 1 LB pro mazola MARGARINE (QTR ™ T -3 T * T -™ FANCY p r o DELICIOUS APPLES _____ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 2 i»29‘ REG 494 CRISP FRESH CELLO CARROTS LB PKC 9* MIX 'EM UP - ASSORTED IMPORTIB VARIEDH SCHRAFFIS CANDIES u 49‘ U D T F A IR RAISIN F IL L E D G L A Z E D a REG PRRK KXTRA 39< HONEYBUNS 35 _____ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ■ FOOD •IWtCpkPONAMDPUOLRAMm « • * BOTTLE PUREX | (Z X D L IQ U ID T R E N D » *•UNNOiMNt V4m*%POVIKPRWNv*U»auPTw*If 52 _ .*43 — �W i n t e r P u n is h e s M id w e s t Tornado Loss Running Into Millions >• I Seminole County * + * * on the St. Johns River * * (S T lt? * * * “ The Nile of America” itm tlit Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * 'Pedestrian' Somersaults On Television MOSCOW (UPH — A Soviet cosmonaut lcll his space ship for 20 minutes today while or­ biting the earth. He turned a jubilant somersault before re­ turning safely lo the craft. The first space pedestrian and a companion cosmonaut were hurled into orbit today aboard the spaceship Voskltod tSimnso) tl. . For about 20 minutes one' spaceman w ij. outside tho ship and for If) of those min­ utes ho floated free in space, connected to Ihe ship with a lifeline. Tfiss News agency said The feat was broadcast bv Moscow* television, During his spare stm(J, (ho cosmonaut, l.t. Col. Alexei I conns-, 30. Took pictures with bis movie camera and "eonducted visual observation of the earth and outer space," Taut* *ald. The ItU'dan space spectacu­ lar came on!) five days be­ fore Ihe United States was scheduled to launch il* first two-man space ship. Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young are to blast off from Capo Kennedy next Tuesday, BIG LEAD The Russians today sent Leonnv into orbit with Col. Pavel Belyayev, J9 Their spare fir't was a giant stop toward land­ ing a man on the moon and the fact Leonov was able to leave the V.isMtod and maneu­ ver independently in the fri­ gid silence o ' space indicated a lug Soviet technical lead Ninety minutes after tho ship went irto orbit on it* scheduled one day Bight, Leo­ nov worked his way out of the cabin and moved about 16 feet away There he carried out oliserv atoms and experiments, and then re-entered the cap­ sule The television pictures show­ ed L on ov's helmet slow y I'nltrd Pres* International WEATIIEIR Pflrtly cloudy thru Fridayrscattered .shmvera; cooler tonight or Friday . Winter, moving into its final Established' 1008 THURSDAYT m A UCH 18, 1065 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 110 days, continued to punish the V o l T 57 United Press Leased A’Tre Midwest today with raging blizzards. - • j In thr Southeast tornadoes left millions of dollars of dam age and So persons hurt Nearly two dnrrn persons FIRST PRIORITY for beau tifirnt ion in i-i and were Injured and nno was kill­ SR 17-02 intcrchnncc .shown in this Navy aerial ed when one n[ the twisters hit photo. In accordance with agreements made be­ the New Bern, IN C ) area tween the City of Sanford, Seminole County and Wednesday night the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce IIjr Ilium* FrJulfii The Blue Angels, officially beautification committee, the city already has Hundreds of school children After e\t»*nRivo ili>ru«*Ton beyun Hearing and leveling the shoreline area known as the Navy Flight were stranded over night in nnd iniiilrnt nr^rin^ by May­ visible in the lower right hand corner of the the Dakotas and Minnesota, Demonstration Team, wi l l or \V, I.iiwrrnri* Swofford* picture. Plantings o f palms and shrubs and in­ and 13 inches of snow was on perform at the 11th annual the AlUimontr Spriiurs Town stallation of street lights are part of the plans the ground at Duluth, Minn Hrcomiaissarice Bombing Der­ Council agreed Wrtlntiuliiy to beautify the area. The eastern North Carolina by ntr show April M0 at San­ night by a vote of 3*1 to hire tornado left 13 persons hospi­ ford Naval Air Station, the 11mini cut A Anaodate* of St, talized. It killed a three weeks- Navy announced today. Peterjburu to ctmtlui t a com The Derby/ April '510. is old boy. in Pamlico County. plctc rt'Appmimil of nil pro­ He was found in his crib in a considered one of the most perties in the town. comprehensive - air trad mess nearby field. lit*I?iMt'i itiR i» "no" vote on The tT. S. Weather Bureau exercises in the t S Atlantic the matter wm Court'*iltunn said gales were pushing the Fleet Competing in the event Rohe11 Newell who "fell the great St, Patrick’s dav storm will be squadrons trom Be MAJOR LEGISLATIVE proposuU pcrtnimiiy: to Seminole County for expense of hiring an iipprai across the (treat Lakes into eonnaissance Attack W i n g the 1665 Legislature were presented this morning l»Y Sen. Mack N. Cleve•al firm w«* untuveA*ary since Canada early today But, th e, One home based at Sanford, lutul Jr. (left) mid Rep. S, J, J)avis Jr (right) to Clerk of Courts Arthur county tnv roll figures uie weather bureau said, the Also to appear on tile same II. Reikwith Jr. for public study in the clerk's office. (Herald Photo) avmlahle t*> thr eity," storm's backlash continued lo program with tin- Angels will Work on the m ip p i iunaI in be the ' Flying Professor" Pi­ m o b i l e . Ala. (I PII ~ A create havoc. to tiegin irnniediiitely, CaUn-Iic t.iffuip Wednesday | The storm took its toll in per Cub stunt act and San I'llbhr he mrings ucie net lord's own BA 5C Vigilante night nrcuard Dr. Martin I.u- lives, ton. with Wisconsin a fur A to il *JI a a replevied l*y reconnaissance !>*mi!u-rv A St A July 2. 1920. copy of The ther King Jr nf "Irving in lone counting four dead from Vigilante bombers amt A 311 .tuck Cn|e, hmhier, who ile* divide our people." I persons who suffered heart at Sanford Herald, brought in stHA re7"Hing on MAitlniul Sky warrior bomber* Thr Most |{, v. Thomas .1 Li ks while shoveling snowthe off ice- by Deputy Charles Avenue MUith of the SeventhThe public is mviicd to at Eleven or 12 buses started day Adveiliist lim n h fiom Fox reveals that the lakefront Tooli n, nu hbish ip litahup e.f lend the air show open house the Mobile - Hu mingham di- out trom schools in Worthing ID I’iitil flr<Htk*ltirr Hurt ion of bud.ling loiittm-l- nieiia. Il also provi.l.-s pen- R-1 to R 3 io per nut eon was the subject of headlines occur, verbally a t t a c k e d ton Minn , Wednesday but had during the morning °l April 1 l u l u ii in ii jo r |>ii-. of i.|s in Seminole ( .unity, miles fur Operating wiiter- All net i"U of g n r il e n *'!> pe (tun. as now. "*■rusndrrs who have come to turn bark The 'ovfrul hun DJ. An i■*111n tc d 1o.O'Ni a it p i ..prised I. gislntitm •! f'e- tint III,. | . i n1 11T ihg I lie i i ufl while under the in Tl nOur Lake-front Is Bring Im HpAi t nwntN, nml I*v Urville to \I>1f•;i m.’i fi mu oth•-! '•tjilt *» d rcl sUhlmvK had to he put up nrs?*rd Hit halmd.i) (’ M'ni l.i-d •'em IIl.de r ...itity wr I.- pl:u ed sliei T to tuiv f...,d -liiffs from .i..p sd ah "It.dii beverages prosed In The flight Man JohtiM 'ti on hi<* p it t iu iii !•* vn Toolrn. husf i»• for thr ni lit tn tht* higJi >chooI )* ,rIII II. •surly i tell, a . ft tee liie l lep.ir lltielil of S s*l ts , - uni f..r Ir eklesslu-ss and elite unit iituiml' n a pm fl of ner. ' said the headline ami Jhe Blue Any* Is n o r ’ In Ill.lll) till i-sailiuiu'.l .Ii l.y the tioua; cl Util'S nil lif AluhUHlli Ml nl and pm ute homes •p adli.g. related Dial •’the Lake Front ! i(iMdn It mill vniii. The New Hern lornido left pa at 19 years aiiue their or- put.I:>. tt. Legislaliuri callinif fur 3, A bill ineraaaing the Improvement C o m p a n y is northwest Florida, nmde it 3U)ur Swofford explained emrr*ln< ' ,om ^ » lrlo(,kfjnftatlon have earned a ef appivipriatloiiL1- *aauau> to provide for future s His . . e eop- rny|unt Clearing away rubbish of the cleiir hr oppo*»d pnvtU nnd six persons hospitalixt4- FV to Johnson the pir*rnt polirv tlun Leonov himself — bit nuns from othor pmt» f the era! trailers were overturn-id work-wide ftpu *i. m -< < -rut . * I s i h Jul.s hava bean ftyT.i toe Cc nty g e m u l (and •llur and »ul*4tgl‘ f el« 11it It"!* old Sanford House and gelling of the low n piovides tinit |ie- j shoutder* and then hn want. in-l »cver.d liou-es were dim* to none. They last v -iii-u He paused waist high from . !e itr.dal.U- to the public. l udgeted for Ihe pm poSb of and IJ»« i*ft*«i'lnbm*'iiT "f an 1111. Tiers pay for ii l.citi ng ready (u build a line building count iy and <'afui(l:t part i Sanford April 27 1963. il ippnttlng a nd prom oting exrrow ii.Mjuiit fsit »ui h de* aged the i ' x j I h a t c h for word from FTa I m u Mut k N. 4*t«-ve* They are also improving Hie pat m i: in i :u i»| ill 1uui n* ■i .< fust* invo]veil. projeitA. The \ tnrnado a. Casey 111 . ti,»S- the city s semi ceiitenniai u , ip.d t m I lUp. S J. Ihtvit c iiiinuji ry lake front from Commercial tions in Alahhina. It wn» ifreideil to make fi­ Bel)avev that it wax safe In 7. An *• t pii'Vidmg group R ti l ot t .,unt> i t nimiasioncd a carport through the air, ebi alion ••Th demonstration* **«■ t licit, I rttirenn to Street to the wafer line and look nal payment to Mm-kle Rioth l prto 'X'd Be!)a)cv signaled the l.jih vesr millions of ,n eii- ( •add ! vl* ; p to Ir»IMUK) Ini itni ()<«' for i *miity uHiciaU narrowly misted Cii-ey II gh ■ I ' e legi»l*||«>rt and exfrom Palmetto Avenue to dmt hrlpinir thine* «? »ll r s f.,r ihe mum. ipwl vsat* r go ahead thrilled by u t• I'D h j *i uje- 11*, add iiiiphiyi*s. Hi Imp I M..|« n will.! ‘ \ I . • ''ihiuil with veseral hun,:ed I..tor v me As Leonov moved away, tlm Park .Avenue." t'< • tl.i'ir opinion* mi if wit.s subject to lecetpt of n demonsti atioris u! l A n in I1 w inch w ould mini■111•»nt.< in-ule, antf blew flawless illJl.f=tlet' htur j* 1 slip to ' * * * earth was framed in the back­ 1 U . IJ Pe y tad t ' hear fi mi < -* -f I ifl. ale stilting i hut ll.e rt,i. v the t I'Ulit) to y i itlto b"4t' out iif the water and pic­ Iireii'iun Hying .♦ in • i he! p» i sminHy hv letThey were pulling up all tin atali of A la hun lit '' <,,ni|.iiny mime 1ms been chan ground He pulled up his leg* Althoug.i the individual m.i ihe gin huge eolh't t i*»n and nic tablet into the lake ( and held on for some time to a ■ '» b if i.ie we g.» bt Ja tl a piling Hut ' disgraced the ge,| t*} IicBonn, 1rtf d>"p al hti'iiu.-vs il )t khouhl | There were o'hcr tornadoes neuvers |»rformed bv tin M VIM II oh \YE!> handrail attained to the side \ | i d 1,*‘ the leg inhitwaterfront so long and pulling The hid of *1 292 22. W H S nc... .I. tie; M n \ h . i i M K R Y , YU n Mts-isxippi, Tennessee. In tn iu an thi.se taught m i y of the ship i - AOhi, down all the old sheds and eptr.l fiom fi i i n,I D Tm,line ii, \ hill win Ii t all* f o r J’Vdt Mil J ltdl'I di.ma. K.in>a« Oklahoma and pro.p. i in i N a v a l a\... t Then Leonov was shown tn I* 111 ( in the |It kef nf buildings . . that have been •I 1*1 I Post In provide lllld ‘ lllstiil 1 fit. ih .tileflltig id N'llUld <d during the flight It awing. Dm * I.'I'I ill O' 1>I t if «l *'1117411an eyesore lor an many I i huIn M John noii \\ i■dip-fd-iv ;T<\a« during the storm within the next ltd days n l., lie floating in * horizonal posir.U 'l KFNNFDY (I I'll In all they caused damage entire -how. as will be se.-n *•tirixr Ii ii thr R ard of Til. *I -u Unfit a a lid "t he I Wf) In* nijrht ctrdrrpd AL'thiim.i nf ml of 66 fottr-wsy sire.' fi>n changing lo » vertical •i aft on I »lu g up icguln- office, , s,i ,| i*.d,.v lb*, bmg 'p ill tn. Ins evolved through i Mjtiiy fit utD to pm nut mfid pr "tm » o| more than 52 million * • • i mtuiwwi r ■ nre signs, two tw.ewily sign', one and ha* king away from '(mriA on rpred in eeffain range weatlu-i Inrec.i'l f,.r For is lutii-c* were damaged the years 'luce the hrsl leant h1•"h '■-I ting up n 'These men." sav* the « SHinm‘|o- Mont(*ornery riv l l three to minute parking signs, Hu- ship m » sninersaiilt man­ was lit-..lured m Ihl'i. Auieri- , s all*'ni|,| lo orlul * Miiinde • inf y R (t A if new. item, have taught Hit- »lights march lu i* r tir to r! *u d o tiosed in Tuscunthia, plus slnlidiuda lllld lie.issiii) euver II*. was attached to tha The Blue Angels, now tlvin. •Ihm Hy, th* two i.omim ............. Is next tioopm* V * a'one capsule Ivy a lifeline Sent!todo C ou n ­ visfun of a great city to tie bark by hwrdwair. Tuesday ' liw.ks less than de Johnson approved s plan, Little moisture hav fallen In Ihe F 11F T.ger airerafi. .in ty r u m m y Watm < "n^piva FREE FLIGHT built on the shores of Lake siralde in Hie laumh a rea " submitted by Negroes d utin if the Lubbock area southward not a stunt team. All the mm tmn and C o n t r o l Act** and a The cosmonaiil drilled rerily A!borne." Bud weather would delay TAMI'A ilJPI) — An Air a five-day bosrinp that rn«b d into west Texas since the last euvors are part of the stock •■ill to i mp m e r Seminole * • • m Iree flight In a scene that in-trade of any fighter pilot * * oiiniy oid ihe inrnipoiated Force enlisted man and n the luinch—the opener of a was almost dreamlike. Ho The old newspaper also an Wcdnisday, for thr IR-mib1 big dust storm Fet) 23 Braver They are. however, done in " iut ipahlI*-** to iti'liv ulin*11y wattless were found shut to In shot program that later wore a silvery space suit and nouneed that the new eity match to best in no mirltm meetings were organized in close f..i million rath* r Hun ■ r jointly | la*i R.| fu lu ie de- death in the woman's home Hus yeai calls lor astronauts bools Viewers could sec oxy­ manager, t J H>an. had ar Ih.an Friday and end fiv« «!av> the irrigated grain 4nd cotton individually, and are done at \i .♦*pUi'*111. tiers- 11*lay Police said it was to venture tub* space similar later in front of thr Capitol. I • • — — _ WASHINGTON t ITT t — gen tanks strapped to his rived from Lake CTty It was lower altitude than usual tn the leal perlormcd today 'I tie l*i*i t Au tlmtity hill an apparent niurdei *nl, .dr Tile State lb-pal Intent wants back noted lhat It van is 'on e of The learn pndoi itself in toil*| pei mu the eiii:«tlt1i*h* The victims were identified by a Russian spate pilot. Belyayev was shown talking Greek wnd I ' l l kish Gypilols the best posted men regarding lieing unique in many wav> on nt nf ft ni s* n tneinher A space aLueln v »|N,krsm.m t o i n- t w i l i i " i i l n , . . * l i c s t i i i i n t " fnon inside the ship with as Stall S-t Willi will Hack the operation of immieipal Among all (light delnonstr.i In.ii d I.* «•|•ru'» t h* 1*oi t of worth. in Ins -los, and Mrs said 11>> ic - a l, ,-li probiibit III the faeo of I■polls lif 11. ground station*. plants, city building, cine lion ti-anis the Blue Angels Nuof o| if and nflo i |.»> d»f lea Loretta -1111 Harris U' Hack II y" of • , i »>u, i 'oii.lim-ss ■ H u s i n g |, o s i , >n o n I v p i n s Leonov and l*ie ship were orbuilding, c i v i c i mpr ovements fly thr world's tightest .lu nl tin stab uex' writ 111 was itJlimw-ll ‘ I -Mac over lie Thr A ot h« ii it v *“ would h* A department spokesman biting Hie e irlli at a speed of and rity management that Ifie mood form il ion with almost a « n jH jt f ff i) 5 * it n » !■* rtpbf V 1 Dill AFB ■ : Tuesdav --,*>d Weilnesdav lbs l'**ji*.t trvio nn'ev per hour, Ihe stair ran boast " complete wing overlap hr ,o spn** h l"l »*• is a* , tevMitle ■ a * PTutes supports 'lit* ! nil*-*I ship s maximum distance from tween aircraft while fly in- hololf, I" p i .rut 11 aiii'liinen Nations' effort 1 , culm the earth was more than 300 mile* tanks like Sanford lias been 170 5<HJ miles per hour and to k< i * I il tddigMsituation nnd IiikI » solution - ih*- highest in Ihe history of fortunate in having good ut> The Blue Angels are the i ion hiiii•l -, pi •nid, rig votvra WASHINGTON <UPI) - voting barriers in the South to Ihe Cyprus prohlent." manned space Bights. managers. The same praise only supersonic Irani tJial |n r President Johnson's voting bv veiling lip federal regls could be written about the I forms the diffirull echelon f h* pf ».f* •d 1 M alxo present city manager. Warren rights bill started its passage ifjtion ntaehmerv and miking lolls, high performance taki H iu a (hi ' i1*) ftlv the pow E. Knowles through Congress today An an •ure all voters are allowed off tn diamond formation and ir to iiigiitiate wit h Use ttus • • * accelerated timetable aimed to cast their ballots. tout plane formal,on landing tei"* nf th* lull 11ii*I IhipMiVeDr E D. Brownlee, for Thr proposal is based on thr at setting tl lo the floor dur­ ------------------------m* in Board f.q tin tiansfrr WASHING 11IN (UPl'l — Better ad ' i, xt»ndnrd <>f many years pastor of the L \L( l T i ll r.f sin-h islands and sulimin g IMh Amendment In the Cnnsti ing April Tresb>tenanChurch, w as Th* ni»i»nrUM> JiixUi'rx o f thr living i,. |in,nno, winch is MIAMI (UP1) — A r uhan ed Isnds belonging to the Responding to the Presi lotion, which says that no named to the most Important «|)|airrntl> what ii* will continue to unitary officer was executed in ,S't«t*> of FhunL to <bc Au. sSupM-mr *'"urt draw for maybe another cou­ deni's urgent rail for action. ad interim body of fhe church person shall tie denied the will Di mnkr d<> fi»i a Havana Feb 24 for black thurify. ple of )l**IS. a coveted honor, according t o ( House judiciary commitler light to vote tie-cause of race, W’hiU* *»n tficir.j)u.'MTit $clUir4UU market activities, a Cuban tx Other legislation includes: A |*iii|"."a! lu g i'c each of the 1920 Herald. chairman Emanuel Cellcr (D* color or previous condition of j ilc organization reported Wed 1 Art »vt providing the li- m yt*r. them an extra $3,000 yearly • * * N.Y.) called Ally. Gen. NTservitude, nesday night. censing, bonding sml examAmi th# rhirf ju^tlr* had came t« f,,re the House of itep"The bcautfiu! Valdez Ho - rholas Katzenhach to open lesentalivt-s. tel. the even more beautiful hearings on the proposal be­ Th* bill’s sponsors didn't st claka Building, a third story ; fore a hand-picked subcom Lifetime Uncomlitiunul Ruud Hazard Warranty argue that the justices were on the Seminole Hotel, the mittee. having a hard tints making isenate leaders, meanwhile, Chase Block, a second storythe rent — the idea instead on the courthouse." all were were sending the bill to the was to make up for the treat­ built in 1920 and soundly hostile Judiciary committee with an April 9 deadline for DA NANG. Viet Nam (DPI) whom he described as an offi-1second look, spotted a red, down on the schoolyard with ment Congress gavs th* court praised in The Herald, reporting it tq the floor. —South Vietnamese warplanes cer of the Communist V^q blue and gold Viet Cong flag blazing machine guns, killing last year. on the sertooi bag pole, and to Viet Cong. The Sanford Board of Trade l’ny rinse legislation enact­ Liberals pressed for the kliled Ju children Tues- Cong rebels. was fired at by 12 armed men No children were hurl, be­ ed during 1901 passed out |7,was planning a big banquet at deadline to prevent Sen . , „ . He said the schoolmaster Periodic Inspection Flat Tire Repair in the schoolyard.1 cause Hie Communist school 500 increases to la(rmakeri, the Vahlri Hotel and Prank James O. Eastland, committee d*y n ,B * Uck cn * om ' munist military post seven Tire Rotation was using Ihe same building TinVrcl Cong gunners were Front End Check chairman and an opponent of master had herded them into cabinet members snd all fed­ Miller was president * • • * the bill, from bottling up the Hides south of Da Nang, it was as the Viet Cong militar) located directly under the a cave when he heard tt\e eral Judges except those at BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES post and as a school. j flight path used by many of drone of the propellers. the top. All the high court " I f you are thin, pale and legislation. It was said there disclosed today. A spokesman for the Viet­ The raid look place at Man' the planes landing al Da Nang. But the schoolmaster was got out of that bill was f4,5UO weak, Pepsinol will hiake you was a good chance the propos­ An immediate strike was wounded and the rest of Hie per man. plump, ruddy and strong," ad­ al would be considered by the namese army here said Ihe Quang village Tuesday altertherefore ordered to blast the men ran in panic toward the vertised Bower and Rounul- full Judiciary committer in bojs and girls were crushed noon But the House just wasn't the Senate and not be taken or suffovated when thr; ceil A spokesman said a Viet Vie! Cong out of the school­ village with the flkyraulers in a mood to apologue to the la l'i drugstore • • • up first by a* subcommittee. ing u( a cave where they had nainesc observation plane was yard before they shot down pursuing them with bombs as court. Member after member Sent to the Capitol only taken shelter from the planes fired upon as it flew over the any planes, the spokesman well as machine gun>. . "President WTlson rides a rose to hurl additional barbs 405 W. First St. 322-0651 village to make a landing at said. bicycle, why not you," quer­ Wednesday, Johnson's bill tn caved in. The concussion from the at the justices, and in ths end The spokesman blamed their Da Nang. A number of Vietnamese air bombs brought down the roof the pay raiaa was rejected on ied the Sanford Cycle Com­ insure the right to vole for SANFORD, FLORIDA Negroes would outlaw racial deaths on the schoolmaster, The plane flew back lor a ,force bkyraidera swooped of the cave. a 177-to-203 vota. pany. Altamonte Reappraisal Starts Soon 'Blue Annels' To Perform At Bomb Derby Bishop Scores Out-Of-State 'Crusaders' ciOc [Legislative Bills O pen ed IFor Public's Perusal Weather Dims Gemini Launch (il, Waitress Shot To Death Utmost Calm Urged By U. S. Vote Rights Measure En Route To Passage Justices' Pay Held A t 'Low' $ 3 9 ,5 0 0 W h y You Should | Buy TIRES From Warplanes Kill 3 0 Children t 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 17, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I Jev •• SsV I Sc,#, le Sauce, F lu tfj 591 & Rutter SANFORD PLAZA O N O R A R O A D & H W Y . 17-92 SANFORD, FLA. IIMITED QUANTITIES SOME ITEMS P R I C E S GOOD MON. . T U E S . • W E D . tore is on EC K ER P DRUG STORE N EAR YO U ! i MARCAl CREST 1AERO SHAVE 1 SCORE 11 | HAIR SPRAY 41 c |I ' 5 9 c| a 5 8 ' r O r| JUST WONDERFUL KITCHEN CHARM | i | TOOTHPASTE j i) HAIR CRIME Fomity -v 100 Ft. 4 r t T 19c t B EA U T IFU L COMPARE A T ^ Poor Tippers WASHINGTON ( U P D -T h e Senate may vote billions of dollars for various foreign and domestic projects but acnatura don’t seem to do so well In the Senate restaurant. Sen. Wayne L. Mnrse (DOre.) told the Senate that pay acales In tlie restaurant were too low, Thia wouldn’t be so bad if the senator! Upped better, Morae added, but the fact la that "senators are not the best Uppers in the world." C O M P A R E at t 98 10 IB. 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BED PILLOWS PERSONNA 5's STAINLESS^ STEEL BLADES LIST 6 00 Modal I 5106 PERSONNA | ' r ; ‘iiis ELECTRIC CORY HOT POT COFFEE MAKER *(UMIT 2) REG. 79c Sturdy Alum. Body Compare at 2.9B ■^r s '* / A *TV/ ASSORTED COLORS • COf FIE e TEA e SOUPS e graviis LIST 5.95 DR. WEST'S TEK CO M PLETE I W ITH C O fiD TOOTHBRUSH OQ. REG. 69* g / ' (LIMIT 3) Bottle of 100 (UMIT i) 54* RFG79c TUMS A c (LIMIT 3) EXCEDRIN >z BOTTLE of ,lw.fi.* | Strength Rel.ef BABY 46 V oz DEER PARK C O O K IES 4 Mc MEDIUM SIZE SPECIAL REG. 67* 37' MR. CLEAN 3 Qt. Plastic D 7Bc R U G (LIMIT 1) AIL METAL au puipoii CLIP-ON CtlANII LIGHT (Limit 1) • Stonda'd I27 LITTLE n K c TU B Forlc«Cub«i —Painting UU 12 ox. Sophie Mae CHIC _ B O W L C1C «a. PEANUT ,lt> BRITTLE LU DEODORIZER «J’ (limit 2> SPRAY P A IN T % 8.66 FASTEETH ylS.i 2 ,0* 3 9 ® REG. 98* THIS FINE CLIPPE HAS A SPECIAL BLADE FOR ANIMAL HAIR REG. 13.50 43* S IZ E (IIM IT I ) 1301 SITE 2 LB. BOX PET CLIPPER POWDER M A || Fat Extra Pam 36 oa. ECKCRD’S B IC " l " SPECIAL JOHNSON & JOHNSON BAYER ASPIRIN (DMIT I) Spending Solons PLANT FOOD (LIMIT 6 CANS) Notes Mi llion, Altshuler. Itatinoiu Itmstie and baby lujy, Hattie Crlppen, Paul Markus. Mary Putteisoir slid baby buy, Ger­ aldine Rose, U illiain Stemper, Dorothy Wilkes, William Witherow, Sanford; tlzzie Da­ vis. Lake Monroe; Donald Holtz, Betty Richardson, Char­ lotte Tripp, I.ongwood; Mar­ vin Biggs, tlsleen; chillies Oliver, Oviedo. 0 HEAVY I " POLISHED ALUMINUM TUBING WITH GENUINE VELON WEBBING NON-TILT LEGS A . V X . Hospital Loll —up to I Hi deglees, if possible. Experts also said that excessive cushioning of ten pinions the shier in Ills chair, restricting the muchllr-tdi-d changes of position throughout the winking day. The typteal office straight chair may reveal why arme rustomers soon become a pain in the hack. These sid,- chairs .—most often used for visiting guests—combine sll the com­ mon faults of seal engineer­ ing. Perhaps a throwback In the days when our eider* taught u* that *tmight-up was the best way to sit, the*r chairs must be classrd a* modern In­ struments of terture. The only way fnr a man to sit comfortably In one of these straight c h a in is to alouch— slide .half-way out of the chair to utjbend the crfforccd tight angle of apine to thighs. Though this position roItores the lumbar curve, it is ertldflcel and no support Is provided for the lurohsr re­ gion. Usually a full lS-inehcs 2 0 . 0 0 ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UI’l) In seat depth, the chairs tend —The simple business of sit­ to d e v e l o p uncomfortable ting down is getting mere ridge pressure under the l i t ­ complicated every day. ter’s knees. Realizing ‘ that the average Surprisingly enough, secre­ office worker spends twotaries huve the best of this thirds of his waking hours sitting, engineers at an of­ silting down business. The fice furniture company here typical stubby-back secretarial boned up recently on human chair is artually the most com­ anatomy before admitting to fortable and healthy silting management that—yes-—there dovlre In tin- mi deril office. is a better way to sit down. What the experts like about A major national maker of n guod secretarial rha.r — steel office desks and files for | small lumbar-pot littii, open more than a half eentury, this company ha* long eyed the i back, adjustable height, I I estimated t!IO million office | inrh seat length, and no chair market. Rut what the shoulder support. Ilf key imcompany’s engineers learned I port a lire Is the absence of on their way t« a '‘dream ] xboitbler support, per nutting chair" shouldn’t happen to h sill olders to lean backward and restore tlie normal lutn file clerk. Tlie higher one travels in bar curve. The brcken hack executive ranks the more like­ rhair construction is also * ly he is to have a nagging comfort plus. It encourages all important "lumbar spine backache. Tile bigger and aoftei rilsii- rontait." nr go.,d sill fin e t nrened the typical "cxiiutivi- sUrfare support for the hot chair" gets, the more uncom­ tom of the splnr D isc h a rg e s FEED ERS ALUMINUM Job Of Sitting Down Getting Complicated fortable it is to sit in Such Seats of authority go tic i ally avrlugc 111 tilth,-- Hi tiiotc from the front to the hai k of the seat portion 'Too much," said t tie slttipk" ex­ perts. Increased seat length March It. 1965 tends to pinch the under part Admissions cf t lie thighs. Surah G ibbs, E d ith 1 iUon. Likewise, the " a t -attention" I ’m tain, C a th y look is out. (’hairs w-ith too Jacqueline I yn n G ra n iko w , Dorothy small an angle between the lln r t s f ir b l. M elds N o rris . S h ir ­ spine and the seal do not per­ ley Ret-knor, A rt if T . Ilenmit tlie sitter to throw* his nett, S an fo rd ; W a lte r M arshoulders back and relieve the land, D e B n ry ; George Knan. pressure on his "lumbar D e l,a m i: W alter llis e , E n te r­ curve" or small of tile bark. p rise; P a tric ia Cooper, Lake Tlie authorities said that M it t); M iner S h iw -i x. Osteen. onr need* to "un stInightcu" I(i<> tmunl 1le k le, D ib in d n ; \ i bis bark pen do-ally to take ‘da W bidden, I ’a lin d n lr; Dora the pressure off the fifth lum­ G ia u -m m c r, W in te r I'a ik . Ilirlhs bar disc and allow the lumbar Mr. and Mis. Ernie Tdsoli. curve to curve. Minimum s boulder to - 1 lot in bin t. angle Saliford, a tioyi Mi and Mix. for prolonged rniufort lufi Mii inii l Tompkins, Sanford, a gul; Mr and Mrs. Edmund degrees or more. For added silting plenumr; I Norris, Sanford, a hoy; Mr. adjust the slop ut tin- bottom : and Mis Walter Cooper, Lake of the chair le maximum pom Mary, a boy. B,RD VIGORO %' 3 LAWN CHAIRSV , SUNNING IN SAN JU A N —Vocalist Abbe Lane takes time out from a night club engagem ent in P uerto Rico for a dip In the surf In a bathing suit that fea tu re s widc-mesh net aides. _____________ __________ ALL PURPOSE 10 Watt Bulb • Adiuiteble Metal FOLDING TABLE | 34-.60-xJ<r Sill SEATS ■ Shod* FOLDS TO24-*30'xr Without Disturbing SWELL fol. • Gi.ei Yeu The light .To Bead or Sew • CAMPINS • CNILDRIN • W0RI TAIU • IAUNDIT BAN Roll-on DEODORANT ban C (LIMIT I ) . i MEDIUM TUBE HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO jiiMir t> REG. 69* 12 oz. SIZE M YLANTA LIQUID (LIMIT l) REG. 1.98 Above Item* F'or Conway — I'inccAtll* — W. Perk Orlindo — Caaaclbcrry — Sanford Only < / T ' M J i* R •) �,* t * County Educator S e e k s S ta te Post \ ednesday is st. Patrick's Day and the wearing of the green will Ire in order. The day of the shamrock has hern celebrated nationally since 1815 and dates hack to the death of the patron saint of Ireland several hundred years • Auto tag offices will be open •all day Saturday in Sanford and a r Fern Park to accommod ate the last-minute rush Saturday is the deadline for purchasing 1M5 auto license plates. Long lines ai the court house Monday indicate there are a lot of people who have n't bought their new tags. Seeing Col. H. J. Furman, head man of the Sanford Na­ val Acedemy, sporting a cast on a broken arm. reminds «d the morning Hill Taylor, UDBO announcer, said. "This radio broadcast this morning comes to you in color—black and blur; 1 took my kids roller skating last night " They are calling tiie colonel ' king of t h ^ sidewalk surf rr> " tiiven a chance to ex plain Ins accident at Kotary. I id l ot man declined, say nig. I he stories i m hearing a ir heller Ilian what really happen* it just ehiHj.se the one you like best * • • fill] Blalock, of Key k\V-( hi- purchased a home tin \ lc Urnue and will rrinoyi in- lanuly shortly. Blalock is a brother of Mrs. E J Peep lev, also of Vale Avenue. \ Soi al Sl *oi ili rep!e-i n tativ e u ill be al tin - I "ill mission room ludw , >a ;* .hi a m and 13 to p m each Wednestlay dnimg \|m i Mav and June. Inland w a I • r w a » » * to merer for Ituii -'.owed an in crease of 3 3 |»t edit u n i I!>ti3, acioiding In tin* \mer lean Waterways »»p« i .*i•n Inc. • • • Sign of spring Sanford po lice officers Wile measured lor Iheir summer uniforms Monday. • * * The First Methodist Chur* l> folks are happy They »a> that "Opcralum Youth Win is off to a good sl art The congregation is conducting a drive to build * Dew tduia tmnjl building Cltv reetenlitin director Jim J c r n g a n got a public pa! mi the hark Iron) < H> i 'minus smner M L i Sonny i Haborn at ltotary meeting Jim has a six or seven dav a week, 17 oi n hour a day jot* nod ire ' really winking bard We an lucky to have him Mayor Jimmy Crapps is ■lining ahight," according to report! from Illy lmt •* expected to be in the hospital for a couple more weeks He s still not allowixi to have wsl tors but that doesn't atop tile mail from going through. • * Gpor;r Dabbs, principal of Bear Lake Elementary School, is the unopposed candidate for president-elect of the Florida Education Association at its slate contention in Jackson­ ville Thursday through Satur­ day. Seminole County s c h o o l * children will enjoy a two-day holiday Thursday and Friday while t'e lr teachers attend the state meet. Dabbs has been principal for eight years and was a class­ room teacher for 13 years. He Isolds a BS degree from the L’niversity of Chicago and an MS from Western Kentucky, He presently Is working on an advanred degree at the L’ni versity of Florida He is presently FEA director of district 3 and is past president of the area 7 FEA. DcSnta County Education As­ sociation, Seminole County Education Association and Ad ministrators Association. He also is a member of N'EA, FEA. DESP, NSPHA. NCTM. all education associations. Mrs. Mary Grooms, presi­ dent of the Seminole County Education Association, and 15 other delegates will represent Seminole County cduratora at the three-day convention Near­ ly 10,000 teachers and school officials are expected to be in attendance Delegates will vote on school legislative proposals and choose a president elect an 1 vice president. Gov Hay don Burns will be one of the large number of speakers scheduled at the mnvrntmti Area Planning Gels Cash Boost Seminole County on the St. Johns River"* * * * * LBJ Urges . Voting Right For Citizens “The Nile o f America” *- * * ©hr #aufm*it fe ra lfr * P h o n e 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 J WASHINGTON (U P I) — Presiifcnt J o h n s o n totfay svvunir the full weight of the VOL. r>7 U nited P r e s s L eased W ire E sta b lis h e d 1908 TUESDAY. MARCH 16. 1965 S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A NO. 117 federal covernnient behind n tlrive to ntnke good the proni'ise of equality—unkept for a century—given the 'American Negro, Congress was poised for swift notion on the Presi­ dent's proposals. Senate lenders of both p a r t­ <1HORDE I)A ItltS ies met with A tty. Gen. Niehelna Kutzenbneh to smooth out (lie final version of the Scminnlr County lim it voting rights legislation John­ WASHINGTON MTU — I*«» flop \ S U nion; Jr Demo Stinilsy rhsirmrn hnvr rr- son sought. The House judiciary com­ erat from the Fifth Florida portni « foniMnril tutu) of mittee had scheduled hearings Concessional district, includ­ ITsIKW rollrctnl In the cur* even before the Chief Exec­ ing Seminole County I a corent Henri Fund drive with utive's call, sponsor of the American Medl D rills Found In an often eloquent admore income r\peetc»l. Goal yil(, cal Association's health care MARIANNA i l l ’ll dress before an extraorilinary bill, arcu'eit the \M \ today for the year I* I?',000. FBI said today that sheriff's Reports were made jit »» joint session of Congress misleading" deputies stopped a car with of putting out information about the mea­ meet mi: of thr Seminole-De- Monday night, Johnson told $73,IKK) worth of marijuana in Rary Henri Division with the the lawmakers and the nation it Saturday and arrested Uie sure. Herlong said llte so called three 11enrt Sunday Arena that "the time of justice has 18-ycar-old driver. running neek-nndtieck in a now come. No force can hold ■‘Eldercare" MU ifhes nol pro it back." vide the coverage which the “ friendly rivnlry." Cense Fire Then, citing the words of V M \ claim* in it» television The Deltnry division, under LONDON ll'P I) — Soviet (lie song which has echoed the chninmuishlp of Mis. Foreign Minister Andrei c*<tv an I new-paper advertising through numberless skirmish­ Teerm Ann so, reported ft,"For them to give the itn inyko arrived in London today’ es in llie long civil rights provides complete aSitnfoni nreft, under Mrs to begin four day* *>f talks S >” l,,n d battle, he said that all Amer­ (overage i» not so ' he sa.d Grorue Milif, $L*.»ss tin* with llritisli affinal* who w.irtt icans — not just Negroes — n an inter*;*-v ' It i i«t makes inrluduft the Ne^rn divtMon to discuss a possible cease­ must oveil', 1me "(he crippling .1 available for lie states to under the lendemliip of Mia. legacy of bigotry and injus­ fire in Viet N.im ; i o* nle it f tiii * want In'* Nnt het me 11»*1111y ; Sou111 S<"tu- tice And we shall overcome." l'.'ie kM k’« p ..n prop. -*■* a iiude division, directed hy Voters Sijrn I'ltGES CONGRESS medical rare !*rn ram Im Mra. Klisnheth Thomaa, m» Johnson urged Congress to CAMDEN: kl.. i t ’PlJ pm ted flJMtH. work days, nights anil week­ kkiliov County tentatively re needy pet's it- a ed *<k .and M *’ H!i» t 1 a 1 pi ft a, apreinl end* to pass a voting rights Clsti-red ps ti*"-t Negro vo’efs iiVi-r It wood lie -ef • )*v ttiind . Inal .hi i finance I cvilila and apeuinl (itft 11 add- bill which would guarantee Monday The group of al least I* I* i al and sl al* ' id to the total Still to l o I " l i r e dignity of man and tire tj [>* rsnns cons.'ty’d lai • * •firi'ii added ate receipts fiom the destiny of democracy." ot well educated school l1ach _i;iiif» In it s •ivi iit adseiti' n ' minimi Metndei* skate alum "F or outside this chamber," ers *’ i niijt.'i . o To. kkl k liasetaim H. nrt hen* fit, a. In^tuted f«*r T lie said, "is I he outraged con. I 1*1 li *, n i- pi oi idesuni* li pin Sundiiy at thr 1111k. At science of a nation—the grave ( iiie r r illa s S la in that tmn . the Child* tellii ..one! 11 of tunny nations an,I Kl kl k 1.1 k| PI It klalav In I ier In n> fils fltan t'n- ad nun -ii j ’ on s pi ,(• - i * Queen of II* alia will hr nam­ the harsh judgment of his­ s;a I 1*11 — Malaysian for, • s ed tory on our acts " • C O M E A N D L E T ’E M ." >;tv* D e p u ty S ally L ip^ey o f T a x ("olleetor T r o y ha* broken tile tiai k of In I., li* ii an * /..in ulid- . ' o i.*l Si in'* In nt her hu-uieaa. Dr Ma­ Tire President's words were !;,IV \ ui i’u i' S iitn n la v i- ti e ilt'iulliiii' tot iib lainitij; I9ti,'i iiutnninbili' )idone - ii s latest alfempt to in Her Ion wa * r- pi eiaVy pi’-v ria IS'H'J* pt rauhtiif in pho e aimed not only at Congress tlle r a lil l ’lintn) l i’ll -*' t .1)’ s ill II I, 'il V-I K. I * , till •xti'M>i*i|| will be gralUt’il liltr.iii tile 1 iitdaml !'* kill *► f Dr. I uia nppoiiii« *l hut a t lire millions of his mg 11 g-ieri i hi- :n a sin.b’ e I at a t" v ■ ■i a f ■ * <• in i|l -j mi -• 11 t P* ti eI li ­ Mia. Annan rhuinnun of the count 1 ymen watching on tele­ week ol bloody light.fig. no * nun'* l'all! Mi !. al so iiuhii Ik t I'M whirh Hill he held vision. In solemn tones ha I ciety which - mu tie i, Ih in peRai y in .Vpi 11. told them; Contempt M rs 1 hm iiaa, Mra \ n nn o him. Tl ltNING POINT — r .nil mini-*! TOKYO i m I hr a l l it,-i oent r nMiid I if \taiiw |V h 7 u * i »• "At times lust.oy and fate Ch na heaped , .ntrtii;'t mi III* • Ir ti *l na ileli k'f*tea tu the pi- a l n single time in a single Sov lid t ni**n tod.iv be publish I'M* i ' ire won Id p r o * lit I'Ollipleti , o* * i e f»,| 'I, 11 *t t * p u u u il i l i v i ' i - m n o e l m e * p l.u to shape n turning point I itll Mint D'linl n wi-fi, lint i k k ' . i f u ii i l»y aj'.i » * 'ntf nrv* 'p j|**T pit f iirr-s »<f Uu> W E A T H E R : P a r t l y cloudy, mild t h r u W edn e sd a y , h ig h a b o u t 8 0 ; low to n ig h t in 60s. IWIVA Heart Fund Nears Goal Solon Peeved Over Claims On Eldercare BRIEFS \ comprehensive develop mint plan for .Seminole and (irang*- i ourihi s was Liven a lin.int’ial t’sl-iv hy th*' I s Hons iil and Home Fi nance Agency. 1* S Hep. A R Herlong Jr . m a telegram from Washing imi. a*lv .srd Th*' Sanford lit ralit that thi' i 111F \ lias , ppioyed a gi .ml of 5 II ****** to l r East i rnti .*1 I lorida lt* c mil J’l.'mning i ioini li t" • * p M.m <*•>;»« 1•!• ti l ti “ *’ I' S man* e I1"' prep.tr ation, "1 Hi* 1 jlH'.'lftM in Mmm' mw imiii V> pi.1 ri I .r llie i it land** tinlrn l . i f l *1* . 11f ill A| J .t I M| *v I " tan a t• a ' win* li im hi11*' emiiem- ami orange t nun T r a f f ic S tu d y n r iik m kill .I r h The grunt o aii|iplemrnted Special proposals designed In liv Si.', m Itinils from Un- rut th*’ lumber ol tia fie •i' tun cnullt.es tu tile planning death, m s..uth EluiM.i conn* il mg ;toiti u r - pinn..ng info The plan will cover all sub ran.*'- will l>< atied here k\« I o il- ruining iin*ler long range nesday **i veli'pmi nt <>f the two conn ir. - I rli.in renewal, unprov Suspect Held id highways, water Irallic. N) \\ 1‘uttl IMCltEY U l’l teireatum. airports, etc. —\ m.in ujntrtl in < on rharse* of running down ‘■Hire slalom atlenilant wlien Cocoan Found Ii*' refused In i-vtcnd gas ere d.f was wo Hided and captured Dead In County in a police dragnet Monday night The Re mmole County »her i t s department today is lev * , \ i r K ilC t <l)'V / rig to find relatives of a deal i lib ki.n d l ' l i - The Na lll.in uh'Utitled as Klissell Holt tion.,1 I nr in is t nmn today Itinwn. whose body wax found con'libted ,i (roliry stalement in an automobile mired in saving a central issue in agri sand west of Rear Lake i allure i» wfH-lher *je will lak drivers license gave the at,'* to iiKijnloJii our [amilv man s address as I*, o Rox farm paIti-rti or go down the 1013 Five Points Slat ion. In road lowit.l factoty in tinroa It listed his age as 3t field agtii lilt ur e " Deputy J Q (Slim I Gallo 1 k \ Il El. IK) way said the man apparent y J kl'KRi'Nk 11.1 E it PH attempted to dig his ear out „( the sand ami had died from possible exhaustion The body was found oil a sand road oft Lineal liea-'h Drive. Congress Poised For Swift Action S d s n is ii n iy S s i D e c a y e d wIm h i ii 1 ant f"■1 relit n| .. 1 . vju'l -l-s |ol f s.i all* i .»i :i> il sl r u 'i *i •*ji t .ir *i i u sal. i dsil ami ot.kti I .1 I ■H-t * II W,1• m ml.ir to WIN i■! veil. •DJ till UlrWMnn and ,M ill iff jt ddu ,i! • li** 111*11*nil N4id it m i T 'J ' i I Iho r <it \ ioi IhfimA .in 1 1 kno A |h »' i! do* r I lii :»l Jhi 'c lInti lit* *.» d It u muli -i iin. * 'I iiu I liirul.1 Hf'iiifh i.it * i d that I hi" i*!11n* of hlillTr .If *• unitM *irpervl on earh **taT»- ^ m.liv id i.vl ini lmaUnns He sail the individual stales would '*11,111,1 lienefits ami 1 Ih r Ion; anil Rip Thoma It (*uitis (It Mo i. co sjwinso* m! the kkl k Kldercate ini lie I lot d a Congicssmaii s ,..i he st.il was mm mi id that l.idiTi ate was better than tin adminisii Jiion's Sorial Si riirit* pr u’ram x*irnet'mi . known as Medicare " 1 -i -1 lav »!,. |.|lat'tii >1 * I !•: ! * 4*»’t S.f Xii ii'm i Iifttjl - ^ v \ 1 Is it-* ■ni V 1ta.h* ’ J.-GVI w Jl ft*t f' i Mar> VilirioJ . t|s |i« an! t »■«fl li> H U \V » ii kk i« 1.11111*111 lilts. in y fo tin * Id I * t.d V hi 3~Car Collision tl]i>'!<«|a”l s«1ilr*m, ciirrrij «t th* nit* r*ri f mn i I | n, w ,s - 1 Stsit*' It *>**!x IJ 7 Hti'l I"'l Hi i -m .nit * 11J»*111 flu* fnt'M11 *«f I vmmi’I \ Sill f"»*| f I • f if \ M I *.. i i i ‘*l in at t "i» it! l.n|9|*u mol ill 7 Jr Sl III, hi Rjiiitai*} i Smitli, 1»*, Itt. 1, •Uv. unit tliikrr *•f onr ,1 tfiii'NMh uf 1**| Miiy»f**i M* m *, »I|M* M f A whotflll-l -.f ittr vi|iii|*n Mill ! tun [rh ■ i||at IcttfH j«fnl • in'i Hi|Hi i* - fu | Vi Lififty IT, **f t »"11111*1*111, In i i-t I" Im i*Io f>1 1Vi*i i uf rktm i»tlur nut** riuitifti » 11i v i *I v i •I in tin* •*ml voting Ihus cm grtiun)!* !i ii! wi r* fust if Ms *1 The aged and disabled v Stcittf Timi|*« i l>uom* H«r gel tax is In f (mm lire Ulil5 "»ui h legislation is wholly l.egi.slatun, state Sen. John without any constitutional nil, wfm im rstikjiiiriJ tin* ci'ii'ih, pmhi t Im4 jivrlilriit to E Mathews Jr predicted. ibasis M .**• I* 37 w ill k r dob g a le s f 1.0 0 R n v -»i d and k >,his|i* < m m ! v a - w .l i ns F I , o idi* 11* a i l A -*«•- in !o .n s la t . , ffn Photographer Hurt f t •s| jt i ill I I I , I 1 0 . I . 1 'oi A tte n d in g I •*• f m t* M i i j f l i hi lu ra h itifc? ii |- \a lint « niil-l tf ooifli • ■ \ T•4f .* !m\C hum l if tim>t >pi i l*n ' *V Uftri uhii lvniil,«\ *| «' r ilmiljf Hir | I p’’MrlTii tit eif III limin' of .11 ion 111i11 *a rut* in I Mil pi if*** t*» '" Ilit M Hlk’htiJI) I'iltl'l .i> rf v%ail* *1*1 it11v(4**1 tu Srii.ti. ‘U MiTiiunul WASHINGTON (U l'li >Vn. John Strum* II ' I '.MOO in led th** Pli 'l AM-11vI Ih't Ilf fii'jiiilff 111 t lllftl 41f \ , S i ’ ji *i»r \ ii ii1 Is .' t • 1 4 ] i>J•Ml-i <01 money iuli,4l iff f*'d. * in *1 inn Opposition A! mimlIOHflt l« Mil v14iI•*i !.■ k< I, M “• 'v«*l ii i • •d i i i• in!•'ii t** t*«’Oi' fi K> win tinviiit; I hr o(hrr auttiiimhiii* AicunhtiiT l'» th*» ^latr Pitlfi‘1, run into aStilith'n \ i llh lc, t iicn cm mi* til off till'! IllUik H Ptillum Wsipm iliiirn l»y |Vi kilts. 11mvit ll Pah] Jamt'ptm has i'Vl li (lltHiJCl] UfUi Vlollit ion of tli; h l-uf■Ykny, f -4Vi l | tu im ir i's t in n id in ir " I l i o n 4, 4if <ml lourit hiiiu |»i mI i I i t i i i i fm ** •ii|f tlir l{utir* |4|* h le llll, , « lf '|ut*« pi I'bntJr1 f t H ill tm rh \ \ npaIj1111: f *rfl - ! f it HiIp tin 1ml iti^ 1 ihijjrrfiMin ri iirnl m•1intrv* |»t(4lt|Htl rrpt *-( fitilt IV*P III Imtlirh (•I'lnnil .it thr roilnmt pi 1,-ip11iji* tint 14. Riiii^mll n L.ili111*11|»p*ni liy II 'w ivtijim hi ul< ail bunch p«*rnnlt flint sf '4ip fm thirr k\**i4kp Htnt 1 my Man'll 25. Within til «• 'wiiiihw" mm* 'lllillll'f **W,l|:|y|- An " l-h Mil! I'll JI an«] 24 tin I usj iltiyi mi Ho iilr f *>r mi nmhttimni ntt«-mpt In yr**t ' h'*' up plmiMpflipiin *if I uh i*( th*' flt-HUt'ii Illli^V ltlh*l IfttUH' *!4*t **I •, I "i111* illiltUk himI , \ j.li-.n-vun. m a rc h fo r f | red 1if11. So It waft III LcninetoM ' Mild t 'oin oitl. So jt Will ,» century aeo at Appmmit' t»'\ So it to im la nt week In Si'liiin, A lahiiutn, l o n e ft u f f c i I n c m en anti vvtime it p e a c e f u l l y pro­ tected the tli ninl of their 11C111a aft Americans Many w e i r b r u t a l l y i*M»aulted. Ona North Orlando Voting Today Ciaid mail waft a in an of G o d - k ill*d . •*Thi*ie in no caiifte for NiHfh HI land'* vnfi’i ft Hi I* pi id** Ml to 11m l happened in f i l i n g tu 1 li* pu ll * t o d a y In Selina, , vl**rt fuiif in*'i|»t 1 * 4f tin- vil­ *'l here l* no rump nf §rlflage fuHmnl, llit***4 f"f lw«»* ftatiftfnrtiun in the lone dryear !*tmu» am] one for a on«*- | Dial *rf njuiil rtirhta of mil>1-111 f ill -in trim. llioift *tf A mef n aim. Volute l* hlrt'-Mnr ft! tin* v i)U e « o f f ... nod poll ft va il! !»«• <ip4*n tiuiil 7 pm. < nndi* *IMt «*K Mir ( 11Ml !♦' 8 K Rhvm»U, If|ii|l|l lllll'; U 4"\d Ml ow II, eioup tii 1pi ; I» 'Iiald II. VVll; in* and <ii i d ' I lu llir. ernup four (ntir >»’«» », and • 'H u t t lie i p >• ciiiibb1 (ttiftftid p e o p l e , h a v e s u m m o n ­ into convocation all the tim)p»ty "f the ijt*\erument of Tii**r i* ftir 1<M t I’ftOIi’lit a 1 he (i 11,ateftt nation on earth. ■*Our miBKion »» at on re the 1 iae 1fi 11'l *'i] I n v i ' l i 1 Hi tlu»- r l i ’f tmn. An rally iio«!iutie *h». k tddi'ftl a n d mufti I'UftIC u f t i l l * revealed that Id Itu I Vutud Ik** country: To n c h l wronc. to do jiifttnr, to serve man.H WASHINGTON* 1 CPI) - A forf 13 o'clock. second tl x Marine lias died ed Jn\ A NVelx. et**up fix*’. Shootiny Claims Second Marine .v> a r e s i.i l *>t a ll a c c id e n t a l shunting in k o t Na 111 wlien lie was mistaken lot a member of a Communist laalmg party, the Pentagon said today. O P E N FRIDAY c n n c t if N IT E T I L 9 lAJAVfi FIRST cunQT QUALITY n i IAi fTV ™ ALWAYS • The opening of Pinehurst Park playground and ball field area at 24th Street and Chase Avenue givea the city five lighted baseball diamonds lor the use of city youth and adult leagues. The present park used to be a big bole m the ground, then it was a San Gary land fill, now it's a plcasanl 10 acre park This is good planning, making some thing out of nothing. Students Attack BK1HUT, Lebanon lU PI)— A mob of 10,000 studehts at­ tacked and burned part of the West German 'Embassy in Baghdad. Iraq today in pro lis t against Borin's impend ing recognition of Israel. Baghdad Radio and reports from Bonn said the students ' burned two floors of the e m h stiy and desecrated the S Weal German Lag. i. $6.8 Million Income Seen With Port l!> Paul Brookshire (East of a Scries) The value of the economy of Seminole County could be inen seed hy Ifi 8 million annually if the Port of Sanford pomes into being and handies the cargo It is expected to. In addition, the annual ship­ ping savings to the area would amount to an ealimnled f t X million annually at the end of a five-year period if cargo in the amount uf 500.000 to 550,(10*1 tons pA'sea through the pul t. These would be tire major direct benefits Ur the SanfoplSeminole County area if a one berth port facility if con­ structed on the St Johns Riv­ et, Lock wood Greene Engi- lieirs. In- . have tol.) the at Sanford at lire end of a five Rrmimde County Chamber uf year period, approximately Commeice * 350,000 tone can he classed t'sr of the waterways and a* general cargo and 220,000 port nf, Sanford, facilities tons can he classified as hulk would result 111 an estimated cargo If these cargos <un he ob­ savings of {I At per ton for general cargo to }2 31 per ton tained for shipment through the lefminal, the value of the savings on dry bulk cargo. Passage uf one ton of gen­ economy of Seminole County eral cargo over the marine would tie increased hy f.Tli facilities at Jacksonville adds million due to general cargo $l*i.21 to the economy uf that and tl.2 million due to move­ area, according to the Jack­ ments of bulk cargo. Thus, sonville Seafarer. This yard the figure of |t*.,8 million is sink i* used to determine determined, An annual payroll value what impact the Port nf San ford would have on the Sun due t*> cargo moving Grruugh the marine terminal would he ford-Semmole economy. Of the 550.000 tone of car $3.4 million, according to the go available to peas .through Lockwood Greene ettidy, the tuaimc tcmilnal ►facility j M*Lel would he the actual Sanford," tin* eligineeis atale The Seminole C o u n t y flatly Chamber of Commerce was The fott that hatge termi­ told that a port of Sanford Appioxunalely $2 42 p*r nal facilities do have the abil­ ton i* paid, io port terminals ity to attract 'indui.tr«V probably will hr uioir import­ f o r warehousing, handling well l,r pomled outy^iy ant a i a vehicle to furthrr ex­ ami loading and unloading l tine recent hm gyrter ruin a Is pand the comnirivr of the a r ­ general .sign. C-ing tins constructed in Ge/igia. ea than to aerva existing figure and othrrs a* a Invar. They ate at / llalnkridge. commerce. It la-ealimated that thr profit Augusta and l'•^uluhua. Thr A substantial gain in the for lire port facility'ill five average age of (tie terminala number uf new imluitnal >e i.i a would he $;5u,0iH) a n ­ ia less tlian five years, yet plants m the tributary area nually. six new, siishle industries ia forecast and the presence Thr foregoing would he have located in Bsinhridge of port terminal facilities thr dlrrrt benrfrts fiom the and Augusta a» a result of would induce industries to lapoll of Saufuid. But thr ex* thr ennstrUction of the Ijaigr cate near economical water (iti ted loeation uf new In 1us­ lei null,.1 fa, *I*I> , transportation. in ’ s tunauie of the hurge fa­ At C'oluint.ue, whcie the T h e long-range .benefits ct lit lea could mean millions terminal is lest than two could far exceed the |d.8 mil­ more to the economy. "New years old, three new indus­ lion •conomic shot-in thw-arm industry certainly could l.e et- tries have lo-sted there a t a expected at th# end of five ti acted hy .a putt l e m m a I at result. yeeti. •) III* O ln r lie l of fa* l i l t ) III, Thai l.e for hope and f o r f a i t h in o u r detniuiacy in to'hut in h « p peninc iiere tonight. •'For the r r ir i of pain, th* it y mu ft nnl prut nit 11 of t»|i* U lllll- It s e lf ’ -\ THIS IS THE ONE! SLEEK SI.IPON PLAYS A CLASSIC nOLE! 5 99 If you're going casual this ia the shoe for yuul Smooth synthetic leather upper*, soles — nest tailored atylingl AA I - io. n, c 4-ia. U se Your Penney Charge Card! \ �ffljr fire Auxiliary To Give Supper In DeBary ' My Mrs. John I,con* The Auxiliary • to the DeBery Volunteer Firemen’s Asaociation will hold a covered diah supper a t It p.m. Wedne*day In the Recreation Hall. Husbands are Invited to a t­ tend and members are asked to bring their own table serv­ ice and a covered dish. Plans for the supper were completed at the auxiliary's regular meeting held last Thursday afternoon In the Recreation Hall with Mr*. Francanna Howard presiding.* Invocation waa given by Mr*. Charles Ulrich and Mr*. Ed­ ward ltealy led the flag sa­ lute. Reports were heard from the various secretaries and the treasurer. A program of Irish songs was presented by Mrs. Adam Muller, music chairman, to mark St. Patrick'* Day. Join­ ing her were Frank Pinto, vocalist, and Mr*. Marie Dungan, pianist. I t was announced that tic­ ket* are now available for the annual variety show to be presented April 23-24 In the . Recreation Hall. R e p o r t s on membership wsre presented by Mr*. Mar­ garet Schneider, chairman, and report on fires during the past month was given by Mr*. Sophia Stutterhclm. A ailent auction was held following the meeting. Refreshment* were aerved by the committee, Mr*. Pier­ son Little,, chairman, and Mr*. Olga Crosby, Mt*. Ruth Hamilton and Mr*. Howard. V fn tt Pioneer Club Adopts Program To Aid VFD lly Mildred Haney Member* of the Deltona Pi­ oneer Club have voted that their aerond meeting of each month, which this month falls next Monday, wilt feature a game of '•pcllona" for All res­ idents and guests of the Com­ munity. Proceeds from these social evenings will go to the Vol­ unteer Fire Department fund. Regular meetings on the second Monday of each month will continue with the carryin dinner and a short program. r i a n t for setting up the schedule were discussed and voted upon at last week's din­ ner meeting which featured a baked ham entr> c’J ’rogram for the evening w *^ provided by the Dellary Choral Croup which sang lilting melodies from well-known composers. Following the performance, members of the chorus were served refreshments. Pioneer residents of Del­ tona are urged to attend meetings of the club and par­ ticipate in its program of ac­ tivity. H E R E ’S W H A T h a p ­ pens (to p photo) w h e n m e a n ii'l b r o th e r (cen­ te r, b o t t o m photo) loads punch fo r s is te r 's p a r t y w ith d a d 's sleep­ ing pills. P h o to s w ere ta k e n by T h e H e r a ld ' h Ma r y a n n Miles d u r in g th o skit, "L ife o f th e P a r t y , " p a r t o f a tn lc n t p r o g r a m p re se n te d by t h e B eta Club o f F o r e s t L a k e A cadem y. In top g r o u p n re ( f r o n t, le f t to r i g h t ) J u d y L e itn e r and Ricky S te v e n s ; (on. c ouch) T im Vance, P a t Kenrich, Randy K n ig h t, J im C r e s s , S h a u n D a v i s , all g u e s t s . A round th e pu n c h howl Ricky C a ld ­ well, ( f a t h e r , left) and Meredith Snm m er ( m o th e r , r i g h t ) . T h r e e c hildren a r e K a y H a r t ­ well, D oug Foley a n d T e r e s a T rim b le . Outdoor Art DeBary Firemen Show Scheduled At Mansion To Locate New By Mrs. John l-rnne An art show bus been an­ nounced by the DeBary Art* Ry Mr*. John Leone ami Craft* Club to he held Needed atreet signs in De­ Bary will be erected by mem­ from 10 s.m. until sundown ber* of th# Volunteer Fire De­ rm grounds of the DeBary partment, with autiioriration Mansion House, Thursday, by the County Cominiasion, May 1 Ml*. Viola Howard I* after a thorough canvass is chairman of the event and mad* of th* community to1 artist* wishing to displny are not* location* of streets and asked to contact her to make corners presantly unmarked. apace reservations. A small Plana to r th* project were fee will lie charged each ex­ made a t the firs department's hibitor. Refreshments will lie March meeting and each mem­ ■old and there will lie gate ber wee named a committee prises awarded. A program nf of on* to carry out the su r­ entertainment and an auction also are scheduled during the vey. It was announced that tic­ day. Resume on the allow wa» kets are now available for the forthcoming variety show to given by Mrs. Howard at Inst be held April 23-24 at the Fire Thursday's regular monthly meeting of the Arts and Hall in Dellary. Chef Harrison Iternritter Craft* ( lull held at the Man­ served refreshment* at cloar sion House with Arthur pen of the builneaa meeting after nett presiding. Five new mem­ which the group tnjoyed a so­ ber* Joined during the meet­ ing. cial hour. Street Signs P a n fd rB P a g e 2— M arch 16, 1965 News Of Men In The Service Capt. Tully Bringing Big Fleet Oiler Home The Navy’s big fleet oiler. USS Neosho, c o m m a n d ^ by Capt. J. M. Tully Jr., of San ford, will return on March 25 to her home port, Norfolk, Va , alter 7 4 months of service as tin- flagship ol the command cr, Service Force Sixth Fleet, in the Mediterranean. Captain Tully, former com­ manding officer of Koconnais. sancc Attack Wing One at San ford Naval Air Station, said Hie long deployment tx-gan for the Neosho on Aug 21, of last year. Ill the Mediterranean, the Neosho replenished 3on ships In addition to her regular de­ liveries of blark nil. Jet fuel and aviation gasoline. the tdlei also delivered over 350 ton* of flrct freight and deck car go to the ships oi the C. S Sixth Fleet. The Neosho visited the ports of Naples, Italy; Rhode* mat Athens, (Ireece; Istanbul, Tur­ key; Barcelona, Kola atid Pal­ ma dc Mallorca, Spain; Gi­ braltar, British Crown Colony, and Cannes, France. Commissioned in 195-1, Neosho l* one of six "super oilers," Ihrce on each coast, built to accompany the For restal class aircraft carrier This make* her one of the largest and fa»tc»t'oilers in the world, wllh a capacity of eight million gallons nf fuel and a top speed of 21 knot*. Expert Sought SUSANVI1.LK. Calif ( l PI) —Lassen County official* say they may h u e to call on an expert safecracker in a slate slate prison to open the county clerk1* vault Someone closed it for the first time in 30 years, and nobody knows the com bin at ion. DeBary Club Plans Deep Sea Fishing Trip M A R I N E R E S E R V E S fr o m t h e E ig h th Division E n g in e e r s b r e a k o u t C r a tio n s d u r in g lunch h o u r while ctcnrinR gro u n d f o r th e proposed F o r e s t C ity C o m m u n ity A ssoc ia tion Clubhouse. In th e jrroup a rc (se a te d , le f t to r i u h t ) Cpl. W . It. Floyd, CpI. J. M. H u n n ic u tt, L /cp!. J . E . T hom pson, L /c p l. A. P. B e nson; (In back) Cpl. J, G a rc ia J r ., Cpl. It. A. S h u f o r d , Cpl. M. J . Babb, Sgt-tfr. N. F o x a n d S g t. W. H . S tric k la n d . (H e ra ld P h o to ) Bachelor Girl Kim Novak Weds British Actor ASPEN, Colo. (UPI) - Kim Novak, Hollywood’s pouting bachelor girl, carried yellow daffodils and flishlng red hair into a snowy meadow Monday to m arry British actor Rich­ ard Johnson. The nervous, n o r m a l l y blonde actress flubbed her lines. Deltona Names Army Sgt. Freddy Robin­ son, whose wife lives »t 1608 Knox Avenue, participated In a two-week winter field train­ ing exercise conducted by the Third Armored Division near By Mildred Haney Hnhonfcls, Germany. Robin­ Lewi* Crumley of DcLnnd son's parents, 5Ir. and Mrs. hat accepted the post a* Thomas Demps, live at 2027 teacher for the Spanish Class Grapcvillc Avenue. being taught at thr Little Red Schoolhouse in Deltona Pvt. Ronald D. Cash, son ns purl nf the Adult Educa­ of Mr. and Mrs. Darask Mostion Program. tor, Sanford, recently com­ Crumley promise* nn effec­ pleter! an intelligence analyst tive approach to the langu­ course at the Army Intelli­ age, depending very little on gence School, Fort Holabird, the written form hut empha­ Md. Cash is a 19(14 graduate sizing the actual sound of the of Seminole High School. spoken word It is expected Boatswain's Mate 3,'cl Con­ that member* of the class who gut “lost" at the beginning of nie C. Smith, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney C. the term will find thi* way ■Smith, of Lutz, is serving more effective and appealing and nil who signed for the aboard the Coast Guard Cut­ ter Writwuid, which left New course are urged to attend York March 5 for a three- clanes on Monday* at 1:3(1 week training cruise in the p.m. Firat hour will he spent in waters off Bermuda. review for new student* with remaining time devoted to advanced students. New Teacher Of It was the first marriage for the 32-ycar-oId glamor girl who has been linked romantic­ ally with such names as Cary Grant and Frank Sinatra. She said after the ceremony In this mountain ski resort that it was worth waiting for Johnson, a 37-year-old English Shakespearean actor. Miss Novak admitted she was nervous. The 70-year-old, deep-voiced pioneer j u d g e who married the couple agreed. "I didn't expert her to he so nervous," Pilkin County Judge William T. Shaw said. In crisp, mountain weather close by a rushing stream, Miss Novak toyed with her nosegay of yellow daffodils—and flubbed her lines when ssked to repeat the marriage vows. A patient Judge Shaw smil­ ed and the show went on. Johnson and Miss Novsk were at their knolty-plne ca­ bin at the T-Lazy-7 ranch to()) day. They planned to stay at the Rocky .Mountain resort for a two-week skiing honey­ moon. Spanish Class By Mrs. John l.one DeBary Fishing Club is ar. ceptlng reservations for n deep sea fishing trip out of Daytona Bcarh scheduled for Thursday, April 22, aboard the Marianne which has ncci uniKidatinns for 32 persons. .lames Greenlee ha* been named chairman for thr event and those wishing to make the trip nre asked to contact him. , Plans for the day were annminred at the March meet­ ing of the group held ut the Cl return’* Ree rent ion Hall with the president, Norviu Roach, ill charge. At this time Roach named George llandwoik and Grcrnlce to serve a* a nominating com­ mittee with report to he made at the April meeting. Program for the evening featured allowing uf a rolor LONDON (UPI) — It Just film on Mexico with Elmer wasn't a good week for the Thompson at the projector. British post office. First, a letter bearing a 11 tilling stamp instead of a postage stamp was success­ fully delivered. TTien Bryan Macey, of Southampton, finally received a post card that was mailed just a few miles away. It was dated Oct. 7, 1954. Macey complained to the post office but not about the delay. He was furious because the mailman charged him an ad­ ditional penny to cover an Increase In postage rates. Tough Week For Mailmen TUESDAY AND W EDNESDAY SP EC IA L M A RCH 16th and 17th Large 16 Oz. A & W Root Beer FREE . with purchase of famous M A M A , TEEN or PAPABU RG ER! A & W ROOT BEER 1905 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD HELP TH E SENIOR CLA SS Seminole High School Senior Class BUY YOUR TICKET TO SEE J THIS WONDERFUL MOVIE FROM ANY SENIOR CLASS MEMBER! An unusual motion picture experience! A D U l.T S 80 Tn*r* lot to do w * * *. 8 S f i A s S W l WAD DISNEY £ i l FRO M A 8 AFFORD It yotiVs n m lf arrived, lookin* tor tho M e r it ihowi, thi b ot P'SOM to * * t . 0 M««ll ood I f tori, pour church or syn«|o(uo. pltcot to ihop or porhopo o houto or i port moot , . , . rood tho ’ Those SE N IO R OR AT THE CTECHNICOLOR* tfed*4* UOX O F F I C E I Th* Sanford Uarald USE YOUR TICKET DURING ANY USS N E O SH O , C a p t. J a m e s M. Tully Jr ., S a h fo n l, c o m m a n d in g PERFORMANCE — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th THRU THURSDAY, MARCH 24th Virginia Pttroakl I* . O . B o * 1214 Sanford PROCEEDS FROM STU D EN T SALES W ILL PhyllU Rugrnatein 3 2 2-4 254 L i k i M iry N ort Norrlc TE 1-1314 H. StmlDolo Mildred Minor 4 * 8 -5 * 1 1 Deltona P R O P O S E D N A V V E X C H A N G E E X P A N S IO N — T h is i» h o w t h e E x c h a n g e a t S a n f o r d N aval A ir S ta tio n will look by n a x t S e p te m b e r p r o v id in g c u r r e n t plana and re q u e a ts f o r fu n d a g e t fin a l a p p ro v a l. Som e $75,000 ha v e been r e q u e ste d t o c o n a tr u c t t h e c e m e n t block e x te n sio n to t h e f r o n t o f t h e p re se n t building. A n o th e r $50-60,000 will be re q u ire d to equ th e new cafeteria,' b a r b e r shop, office and re ta il s to r e t h a t w: occupy th e new apace. T h e expansion will be p aid o u t o f N a t ' E x c h a n g e p ro fits. ( N a v y ThuU Mary (lotting! m-4«4T Sohplo llilnoo 6 *4 -4 4 0 1 DeBary B EN EFIT TH E SEN IO R CLA SS FUND. GET TICKET FROM ANY SENIOR — IF UNABLE TO CONTACT* SENIOR CALL. MRS. NORMA PIATT AT 322-2611 FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL *5 P.M. !,' �Elff fcanTnrB IjrralS M arch 1G, 19G5— P a p e 3' Los Alamos, N . M ., City O f 'Eggheads' European Movie Star Initiated •W ith Florida Swamps, 'Gators OCALA (UPI) — Claudia Cardinal?, a star well ac­ quainted with European film method*, cot her initiation to Hollywood movie-makinc the hard way—sloshing around n cypress swamp complete with alligators. Shooting on the UniversalSeven Pictures co-production, "Blindfold,” which stars Rock Hudson and Miss Cardinale, began on location in the Ocala area. The two stars spent most of the first week up to here in swamp. ’ Life On Island Of Bahrein Told To SS Jr. High Pupils ^ t ® 0 ^ By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Junior High School eighth ami ninth graders learned about tile in the island ol Bahrein from A2'c Jerry Jordan Bahrein a small British protectorate in the Persian tlulf olf (he coast of Arabia and young Jordan lived there in 119G3 with his parents His father works for the United States government in charge of shipping in the area, Jerry is tne nephew of Mrs. l.ona Battle English teacher ai South Seminole His listeners were particul­ arly Interested in the marriage customs and he told them that the price paid (or a bride—often sight unseen—is a status symbol Although the A r a b -may think more of his goat than hi‘ wife, the man with several daughters is lucky as he can sell them to prospective bridegrooms. Many diseases are prevalent due In poor sanitation, but the <sheik is trying lo institute pro­ grams of public sanitation and elementary education Before modern medicine was introdur ed the natives thought it was normal for men of 35 to go blind and did not know that it was caused by flics The natives get their opin­ ion of life in America at the local movie house, which f<a lures Hoy Itogers movies. Jcr n a hand-orne ms and a half looter, was referred lo by III- popu a •• as "Texas " I hi- heat i- almost unbear a'lli there but the wiry na l.u'» may be seen when tern pvr.ilures are 1J5 in the shade phn.ng a fast game of >oc cer in the sun Jobless Taxes Drop Pictured TALLAHASSEE 1 1 PI l State and national prosperity will cause lower jobless com­ pensation taxes tor r mp!o>ri­ lin' xear areordlns to the Florida Development Coin ni-siuin But the co m m issio n w a r n ' some e m p lo yers w ith a high LI kii In mover will hasc lo pay higher ra te s than last y ea i The co mm iss ion said W cause of high employment, fewer benefits were paid to Honda workers in 10(31. rul ting the tax rale for many employ ers JER R Y JO R D A N Things To Hum At Winter Park Mall 18!h-27lh Winter Park Mall Merchants Association has cooked up a deal to keep things humming for 10 day* They are going to give » way lo one ot their lucky cus­ tomers a $: 300 swimming pool The pool is 23 feet across and n equipped with a patio, redwood deck, inside and out Mile ladders and romplvle Id­ ler system II holds 15,000 gal lulls ol H a te r Each of the slorrs in the Mall that d i - plays the official p o - te r will g l ' e everyone a free t u k e t No p u r c h a s e Is n ecessary and the |*ool will be awarded on Saturday March 27 at 9 i; m The winm r doe* n t e v en have to tse pre sen t lot they will tie notified by the Winter Pat.; Mall Merchants Association Pool will be in stalled in winner's yard In connection with the pool giveaway the following pro­ gram has tseen arranged Thursday and Friday 7 to 9 p m . the Orlando Otters rSCUBA divers I will entertain in the pool, playing cards, eat mg and drinking, painting or drawing and blowing up bal loons, all visible from the deck and across Die sides of the pool, lion Ilciland is Otter president, and Jack Spillman is in charge of the Mall pre sent at ton Saturday v 2 30 p in . thete will be an "Ooh! l.a’ La* swim suit and beach wear fashion show Pal Flesher will be tbe commtntalor All mer­ chandise will be from the Win­ ter Park 'tall merchants March 22, 7 to 9 p m Wo­ men S FSD \ i p t i t fishing rhamions Vi Spillman and Eva Mills, logethei '41th more fun by the Orlando Otters. March 23, 2t. 25, starting at 7 p m each night the Amer­ ican lied Cross of Orlando will feature life saving dcmontlrs lions, safety in a canoe and •'Teaching Jehnny to Swim.* a program put on by Ellen Weaver and narrated by "Miss Nancy” from ' ‘R o m p e r At least, they didn't have to worry — much — about snakes. A team of snake hunters kept a considerable area around the camera free' of water moccasins and poisonous reptiles. (One huntter was bitten, by a snake that turned out to be nonpoisonous.) Rut the alligators were in the script. The climax of one scene fopnd the two actors face to face with a 13-foot, 1,100-pound gator, which gnashed its nasty - looking teeth at them and slithered away. Despite the discomforts of location shooting Si iss Car­ dinale said it bus its advant­ ages. "Wading around in the swamp, with those fish and the weeds, is nut nice," she said. “ But I do not like to woik always in a studio. It is too technical. "On locution, things are more real and true. "That alligator, for ex­ ample. He looked like he was asleep, hut he was not sleep­ ing! When he opened his eyes and then his mouth—I tell you. the expression on my face was very real and true!" Of course, things weren’t quite as real ami true ns they will look on the screen. The big alligator and four or five others used in the picture lame from Ross Allens' Rep­ tile Institute in nearby Silver Springs, and they were about as tame ns 'gators ever get. Each of them was guided by a man from thr institute, who was either underwater or otherwise coneealed from the camera. Allen, himself. Steered the big boy, who is the largest alligator known to be in captivity. It h»|>epned lo be the fust time Allen hud ever tried to put a gator that big through its paces outside of a cage, hat Hudson anil Miss Cardinule weren't told that until luler. •■Blindfold" actually is the third Amcnmn movie Itiat lias starred Miss Cardinale, who is a star in three langu­ ages and it charmer in any language, but il is the fust she has made in the United States. The two earlier pictures, “The Ihnk Panther*' with Peter S, lli i* and David Niven, and 'Circus World" with John Wayne, were film rd in Europe LOUISE HiRRinb o th n m , d a u g h t e r of M rs. D o ro th y A u stin , of S a n fo rd , and a s t u ­ d e n t n u rse n t O ra n g e Memorial S c h o o l of N u r s in g , O rlando, will a d d r e s s th e Seminole H igh S c h o o l P a ra Medics r i u h a t 7 :30 t h i s evening a t th e school, A 'G.’l g r a d u a te of Seminole Digit, Miss H ig g in b o th a m w as p r e s id e n t- o f tiie f r e s h ­ m an class d u r in g Iter first y e a r a t O range Memorial. Uncle Sam Needs You! Ilrall calls In Seminole County are rxpeclrd to go up sharply In 'lay. Airs. Nancy Nordstrom, clerk of local Hoard 2H, Se­ lective Service System, says the reason for Ihis is sim­ ple; Enlistments have drop, per! off. Kvrn the Navy, Mis. Nordstrom said today, may have lo resort lo (he (trail for the firs! time. Four men from Semlnotr Courtly wrre called up lor (hr draft In Marih but only one was accepted. Sis young men already have brrn examined (or thr April call, Mrs. Nordstrom said In May Ibis figiur may hr , doubled. Now Y o u Know I n lln l l* r r * » In t e r n a l|n n « | flip uiiitinK «f hr tr nurd hack to h i#s < *n tin* th ird L O S ALAMOS, N. M. ( U P I i—Farcnts In this moun­ tain industrial city of 13.000 persons don't Know the meancf the term "high school dropout." That's because in the last 10 years, thp dropout average less than one per nil 12 public school grades at Los Alamos. Included with this ratio is the fact that students here have average intelligent quoti­ ents between 115 and 1111—a full 10 points higher than the national average. Also, the average family Income is $0,073. Rebind these surprising sta ­ tistics is the town of Lcs Ala­ mos itself—the Atomic Ener­ gy Commission’s “ f a c t o r y town" for the production of nuclear products. This town hns an average of more iloct.-rote degrees than any other community in the nation. It hns the greatest collection of scientists on a per enpita basis of any place in the world. With these doctors and sci­ entists ate the thousands of technicians and skilled work­ ers needed to turn out the na­ tion's stockpile cf atomic wea­ pons. Their children are the students at L o s Alamos schools. School superintendent Clar­ ence W. Richard* said he’s more concern rd with the direc­ tion his 5,1100 students will take after graduation than he is with dropouts He keeps nrrurntr records cn the college training hi* student* take For the bored student, the Los Alamos system provides a 7,000-volume library. Side courses in everything from wood working to drama are offered to keep students from vaulting ahead too rapidly. Advanced classes in lan­ guages, sciences nnd mathe­ matics are the rule. When a student graduates from high school, he ha* already com­ pleted studies prescribed for most college freshmen. But rather than skip bright students ahead in classes, thr Lo* Atnmcs school* prescribe a broadening program. In­ stead of graduating students with 1(3 credit hours a t age IS. Richards prefers to gradu­ ate them at ago 18 with 30 credit hours. Richards admitted there arc some student* who Just can't ire held buck. Because of their Ai backgrounds nnd home lives, many students still graduate a year ahead of other stu­ dents, some two years ahead. But Richards and his teach­ ers fare the same problems faced by nit teachers. "The students tend to clique a little too much in higher grades," he said, "nnd like nil schools, we have our trouble makers. Ours are just a little smarter.” The recent arrest of five students on charges of van­ dalism shows th a t even tire offspring of scientists have the urge to blow off teen-age steam once in a while. "J u st because we have a high level of educated perplc sprcinl grants from the fed­ here doesn't mean we don’t eral government. Of these amounts, morn have our juvenile prob­ lems,” Richards said. "Kids than 70 per cent goes for will bo kids regardless^ of teachers' salaries. Last y ea r’s budget ran $3.04 million for their parents' educations." Money for the Los Alamos the 5.0O0 students here—an Schools' operation comes in an average of $610 per stu ren t extra lump from the A EC. per year. That average is th e —funds—provided -tw ice - t h e —amount_ZLfent in by New Mexico, almost 40 per most other rent of the money comes in Mexico. BIG STOCK CO N TIN U ES Great Savings on Easy Terms FRO M A W O U LD O F F I N E F U R N I T U R E M ATHER of Sanford IN — D I N E T T E S 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Seta 38 o *9 8 EASY TERMS MATHER Little League / T R O O P .'111 of ('nf»st*l!n»n\v hail th e N a t u r e M erit Radge as th e m e fo r its ImkiIIi a t th e Weltiwa DtM rirt Scout Show in Orlando. Boy S c out Deter M ontgom ery holds a live imligo sn a k e , p a r t of th e e x h ib it. Auxiliary To Elect O fficers SALE R E D U C T IO N OPEN FRIDA' Shop In of Sanford i: \ E M N t i S Air ('onililitinetl Com fort 20.1-09 K. 1st ST. P H O N E 322-09R.1 Ity Jane Casselberry T h e te w ill o ffic e r s at s lie ele ctio n m ee tin g nf of the S em in o le L it t le L e a g u e A u ­ x ilia r y sched uled fur N p m Th lllS rtav C iv ic in lire le a g u e lo u g w o o d B io l.lin g i h u ll li S tre et I hose w i - tong I on 1..-* ome llietiihr I * o l the a u x ilia r y w ill have o p p o rtu n ity to lorn at rhr- inr-r-iing »n indi-i lo have voltirg r-lig ih tllly . Tto- si hilirl! f -i thr co m in g L it t le I c a p ,, -r-s'-.n w ill hr piaioa-rl at I in* tim e niiUcniuni I H * , h h**n thrv writ* U iiin hy th r Kk' \ pt i.itf* f»ji th r «itkr of « ln u iih tir-* nif«! r r iig in ii, u cc n n lin K to Ih i i»y« Inprdsji In t i’ i nut .iin a l hn This week’s BIG Safety Buy at your 0 GOODYEAR SAFETY CENTER T A K E Y O U R C A R W H E R E THE E X P E R T S ARE I Rivals! Il has often been said that die only logical substitute lor a new Cadillac is one that has seen previous service. W hatever you plan to invest in v o u r next car, above all consider Cadillac. Hoorn.” March 26 and 27, Nick Nick­ erson, the "human fish" will enter the pool at 7 p. m. on Friday, the 26th and will at­ tempt to remain underwater in Uie pool until 9 p m Sat­ urday, the 27th. a total of 26 hours which would be a re­ cord for the are*. FIVE CRITICAL S A FETY SER VIC ES • Check brake*, adjust for proper contact • Add brake fluid, test entire system • Repack fruot wheal boarima • Align front and, correct camber, caster, toe-in • Adjust steeritvCi rotate ail lour wheel* 25th Street Bid Opening Mar. 30 SNOW JOB — Im patient P at ng, of Roll*, Mo., in Breeding, gists th a t It'* spring, snow or no. She ignores the u iiitc stuff to model hex new iwim $uiL TALLAHASSEE (LTD — Tbe Road Department will open ronlrarior'i bid* March 30 on 29 road and bridle project*, including four Isa log :5th Street in Sanford between French Avenue and MellonviJIe Avenue. PLUS FREE SAFETY CHECK ON e tires e battery • mufflers e shocks • tailpipes e light* if you *tc hkt iiiri«t people, you hope somrdsy I" ow n a new Cndillac motor car. For Cadillac's continuing grentn r w in dexign and rngoierring inis made it true rd the woild's mn«t desirable and souglil-altrr possession* Hut if a new Cadillac i* not presently feasible, you should con­ sider I lie- pleasure and satisfaction that would be yours with a late model, previously-owned Cadillac. Your dealer currently offers an unusually wide selection of fine used Cadillac* at a cost in line with that of many new cars of RAY AS YOU RIDE far less su tu re nnd tpi.ilil). These fine Cadillacs are alt In superb condition, anil many offer features not vet avuiL able ott other makes. And from a standpoint of in v e st­ ment, remember llu t a Cadillac traditionally return* more ol its cost si resale lliun any oilier car at or near its price. So visit your authorized Cadillac dealer, and lei him show you a Cadillac —new or used —that will fit your budget. V our visit will h r the wisest motoring mnv# >ou have ever made. W h y not niuks it this week? .S f.in J .it ! i f th r W o rld SEE T H E S EL E C T IO N O F CADILLACS AT YOUR LO CA L AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER U O O D /tE A R H O LLER M OTO R SALES CO M PA N Y 555 W. First SL 8-8 Dally, 8-f Friday PH. 122-2821 SECOND AND PALMETTO *_____________ P H O N E 322-0711 �One Nation, One People Thought For Today O ne t h i n g ia needful. M a ry h a s c hosen th e good portion, which shall n o t be ta k e n a w a y fr o m h e r.— L u k e 10:42. • • T h e h is to r y o f free m en is n e v e r renlly w r i t t e n by chance b u t b y choice— th e i r choice.— D w ig h t D. E i­ se n h o w e r. Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N'F.A) — The Republican party has no more energetic, inventive rebuilder today than a tall. •latlika fellow named Craig Truax, 36. the Pennsylvania GOP chairman. -' He la one of the toughestfibered young professional* to appear on the scene in years. About half tha time, however, he acta like a kind of rangy atf who hasn’t a serious cars. It’s a nlea cover. While Truax la smiling Impishly, ha ia busy checking hia 30 or 40 irons in tha fire and adding rn or*. Throughout the struggle to oust Dean Burch aa national chairman, Truax was being discreetly feverish in Die background, happy that Midwesterner*, many of them Goidwateritea, were lugging the Lull. In thorn* diiya Truiix wna uiinig tha Ion if dint uric** U*li‘|>hon« like to faint))’ in* tarcom. lle'i in the thick'of an •ffort by party senior* to take the Young Republicans' chairmanihlp out of the grasp of arch conservatives at the YR convention this Juna in Miami. ’Truax turned up at the Herald Area Correspondents AtUasoats Springe Mrs. Jails Dartre a il-till Bear Lake-Fareat City Mrs. Maryana Miles MI-1171 CaaaeiberrMrs. Jana C r u d W t r j **: ;«** Chu loots Mra. Joan Mafia 146-1741 DeBary Mra. John Leona 444-4133 Daltons Mrs. Mildred Haney 444-4431 Geneva Mrs. JaAna Hay* 441-4171 Enterprise Mrs. Rite hla Hirrta 441 4444 444-4444 Laka Mary Mra. France* Wester 442-4414 Lake Monroe Mrs. 11. U Johnson 441-4741 Lang wood Mra. Donna Eatw 448-441? North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Coaby 414-4744 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 411-4441 Dried* Mrs. F.valyn Lundy 145-4114 $ l j ? f c a u f a r i Ijp r a li) P age 4 S a n fo rd , Florida W ALTKK A. U IK LU W , T u e s d a y , M arch 16, 1965 KIJITO M AXIS P lB l.H U k .il M i l l s l u l . T n l . l i r - U r n l i i i M - n i« i» i l i M i u r II IIII t i l l A I.P X A .M IK U PAII. HHUOHklllHi: A aaoctal* K Jltu r P H K I I VAIS P K I . T M a n t l i n g K dllur UUUIk A S v arllalag lt.it UMKMN Will. IAMl •eclair ta ilo r D U TT IK l l i m C lip LU llor S t i l t W ttl.L I O e a ty sailo r D n ao ler A d te rllslu s JA .M K M aasgar IIIU K M A K IIB UU>1Bill XlBAfir PMKtl W ILLI Mkchkilcil Boon. ■ ILL VIMK.NT Stitt riotugrAplor I ’u tlla h a d S il lp n o B p t S x iu rd a y , • u a a * y l la k a d S A Iu r d k r p r * n * * d . i | C brlatina*. llema Dellvarr Up Mill a t! ■UUILUlPTlua HATH IKMISULK LOL MTV M ilk tin t XMP IP * I M e i l h i I t t I Maltha t.M 1 Melik O. S. PeeUl sal n e i u l i t l i l l p r a t l d e U l l All C lirliiu iaj; pa*, tie w ith ALL U1MUM MAIL tll.ll I lia r S.TI I Meaifci I M I Moat he I.M 1 Moalh ■All lebkcrlpueia he paid l i k d r t a e e . -rTT Tha Metlld le A ■emiec i t tuL f a ile d Pteee which u ea. ailed aaciusival/ te the aee tor repilllcAtlea ef i U the leeal aewe prlated la Ihle aewapeper. Malerad hi leaeid elate n a t te r Leleler I t ISlt at tha Peal Otflca at Saitard, rierlda. wider the Aet i t C i t a u u at Mareh I. H it. bo p i n i t wap a n te n a i. n w i or aavafuaisa. el ihU edlUii •( The Saitord U enld map hi rtpraiaaad la l i p m i n e r withU i t w rlllih p i r i l u i » a •( t h i pshllehar at Tha Uanld. Aar USIkldihl i r l i r a raapeaalhla U r aaeh rapraditetlia wUl ha eaaeldarad hi latrlagiag »■ Tha Marelia aapyrtgxt a id wUl ha Said iihbll U r daaaaiM n d ar tha tow. VR'i r e c e n t ‘Teaderahrlp school" In Washington ami quietly insinuated himself aa • n uninvited panal m*ml.rr fur ■ cloird-door diaruaaion of campaign planning. In Philadelphia he piloted n Pennsylvania-New JcrscyPctaunre meeting of parly people limed at projecting Republlcani deep Into th i b uilne n of itU ckfng complex urban problim i—• • a «tep to­ ward winning th i clty-auburban voti. Mil I n t e m t In gittlng good candidalea for high offlci In many plarei li corild a n b ly more than vocit. But he'i active vocally, too. S in n November ha'a made • flock of hird-hitting ipeechea telling Republican* they've got to meet the nation'* prob­ lem* if they aver expect to b# taken aariouily aa in inatrumant for governing. Amid th li whirlpool of *ndaavor, Truax rhaaea around I'ennaylvinll on I t a t i party th o r n . A bunch of apeclallita are being launched Into re• earchea that may halp Re­ publican* figure what kind of a Pennsylvania they'll have to adapt to In tha naxt 20 years. If you clocked hla mileage, verbal and otherwise^ .you'd •wear Truax wax running for offlca, but ha Inelata ba'a noL Sayi ha: "Tha political Ufa of a party chairman la about ae long aa a moth'a. lle'i gut one momant In the larger pic­ ture to do eomethlng for hie party." Thla wiry type from Penn■ylvanla offera any biograph­ er a few eurpriaea. Me'a an Indiana farm boy telling a courthuuia - oriented major party to gat with it In (he city. Me came off a 40-acre fa I’m that barely operated above the aubaletence level. Me Join­ ed the Army at 17, aerved poit-war In Japan, waa dis­ charged a* an anti-tank platoon aergeant. In the Kor­ ean war ha Jumped Into the Navy, where he became an information apeclallat. In 1U54 he became editor of the Wellaboro (Pa.) Ua*ette. Two yeara later he waa with the State Republican Committee, where — except for a abort inlerludt aliawhare— ha roae aleadily to tha chairmanahip in early 1963. Truax livre and talk* politica with tha aeat of a Boaton lriah Democrat. Talking it candidly with newamen, he really nceda a clerk at hia elbow to record the tiniei he goea. off the record by la y ­ ing: "You're nut a reporter, RIGHT?" Who My* Kepullcana can't be funT Thla fallow h*s tha •tuff of which majority partlea are made. Ha goca at It with aadJeaa drive, with idaaa, with unquanchaid# good spir­ it. Ha daaarvaa to Utra longer than a moth. Seek A City Saint 3 - Why We Go To Church s t r a i g h t f o r w a r d appeal to all o f ua t o jo in in t h e building o f a b e t t e r c o u n tr y a n d a b e t t e r world, p u t into w o rd s t h e a s p ir a tio n s of millions. In a philosophical Inte rlude t h e P r e s id e n t c a p tu r e d th is pin p o in t o f h is to r y in p e r s p e c tiv e : " W e a r e all fellow p a s s e n g e r s on a d o t o f e a r t h . A n d e a c h o f us, In th e sp a n of tim e , h a s only a m o m e n t a m o n g his c o m ­ pan io n s. H ow incredible it is t h a t in th is fr a g ile e x iste n c e we should h a te a n d d e s tr o y one a n o th e r ." . H e c a u g n t, also, th e indom itable s p ir it o f A m e r ic a and th e th rill of b e in g a n A m e r ic a n : “ I t is th e ex c ite ­ m e n t o f be c o m in g — nlways becoming, tr y in g , probing, fnlling, re stin g , and t r y i n g n g a in — a lw a y s gain in g . . . T h is is w h a t A m e ric a is all a b o u t. I t Is t h e unc rosse d d e s e r t and th e u n ­ climbed ridge. I t ia th e s t a r not r e a c h ­ ed and th e h a r v e s t sleeping in th e . unplow cd g r o u n d ." T h e se a r e m o m e n to u s t r u t h s , m a g ­ n ific e n tly e x p re sse d . T h is was one o f th e g r e a t I n a u g u r a l Addresaea. Mr. J o h n s o n n a a s e t t h s c o u n tr y In t h e r i g h t d ire c tio n , th e direction in w h ic h th e people w a n t to go. (R e ­ p r in te d f r o m P h ila d e lp h ia I n q u ir e r .) L y n d o n B. Jo h n so n , in t h e f i r s t 23 m in u te s o f h is new t e r m a s t h e elect­ ed P r e s id e n t o f t h e A m e ric a n people, p a in te d a p o r t r a i t o f th is N a tio n t h a t will Ion* be re m e m b e re d a s a m a s t e r ­ piece of o r a to r y a n d m a y e n d u r e f o r g e n e r a tio n s to come a s a classic o f h is to r y and lite r a tu r e . A s t h e new ly sw o rn P r e s i d e n t t u r n e d full-face to t h e a sse m b le d th r o n g s in W a sh in g to n , a n d to th e m illions w a tc h in g on television, a n d b e g a n slowly a n d solemnly to deliver h is In a u g u r a l A d d re ss, t h e r e w a s in t h e m a n n e r o f t h e m a n a n I n d e fin a ­ ble b u t u n m is ta k a b le p ro m ise t h a t t h i s w a s to be a n e x t r a o r d i n a r y m e s ­ s a g e a s well a s a n u n f o r g e tta b le oc­ casion. In a n u n u su a lly b r ie f speech, a l­ m o s t lyrical In q u a lity , P r e s id e n t J o h n s o n su m m e d u p th e m e a n in g a n d t h e purpose a n d th e d e s tin y o f A m e r ­ ica— issu in g to e v e ry I n h a b ita n t. Ir­ re sp e c tiv e o f color o r creed, o f w h a t ­ e v e r section o r p a r t y , a r in g in g call t o u n ity t h a t w a s a s p e rsu a siv e ns Jt w as sincere. "W e a r e one N a tio n a n d one peo­ ple,” t h e P r e s id e n t said. H e recalled t h e c h a r a c t e r a n d th e f a i t h o f e a r ­ lier A m e ric a n a w h o " m a d e a coven­ a n t w ith th is land. Conceived in j u s ­ tice, w r itte n in lib e rty , bound in U n ­ ion, i t w a s m e a n t one d a y to inspire t h e hopes o f all m a n k in d . I t binds us a titl." L yndon J o h n s o n h a s said m a n y tim e s, b e fo re t h e election and a f te r , t h a t he m e a n s to be P r e s id e n t of all t h e people— n o t j u s t som e of th e peo­ ple. T h is w as, In la r g e m e n su re , t h e s p i r i t o f h is In a u g u ra l. H is counsel a g a i n s t h a t e a n d in ju stic e , a n d his Bruce " Y o u C ould a t Least T a l k to H im ! " Dr. Crane’s By David Head (Front tha book pabliahed by The Macmillan Co.) Distributed by Newapaper Enterprise Aaait. Why doe* the city m int go to church? To acknowledge the holy God on behalf of him•elf and other* who do no auch thing; end to offer himaelf with hla fellow-Chrisllent for thoae other*. To put it another way: In worahlp tha Church speaks aa the prlratly representative of the world before* Gpdy and at the a*me time accept* God's call to prleetly activity in the world. The Church l» called Into exlitenee for the sake of an estranged' world. It Is to he articulate on behalf of a atuttaring race; to about aloud In the name of a ailent planet; to worship the true God representing an idolatrous gener­ ation. Otljhi* way to church, the city aaint passes cars with learnlng-ptates f r o n t and bark, driven by men not learn­ ers of Christ. On tha pave­ ment waiting for buses are fishermen who have not heard tha call to be fishers of men “come wind, com* weather." What goto on in church while they change gear* or halt, Is for them. Karl Barth writes: "While we era In commun­ ion with tha saints, tha eccleila of those who are gathered together by Jesua Christ, w* • re also in communion with Rememher. the earlier you thoae who, perhaps, do not can train a child to look with Joy and delight upon books, magaiinea and newspaper*, the more likely you have Tfca Herald r « r o B * i I*** railed his echool mark* and t*rs from l|i r n i e r t mm pat* predispoied him to enter col­ 1U affairs. Tfcr wrlt«r maj moo a Tfi aim* pra*14M irilege! l»r aim* r a rrltt Ilia w r l t i f i Beware, too, that you busy fra* toi mr totod addrfss, Let* nf frwlf (IktoB WO Wnfdl college parents don’t overlook IffS will tor u ltra pfffrr»«rr. L#tthis vital "brainwashing." tars toddrrarrd i t tolkrra tors totrrpInM* pruvldrd Ihry do For many brilliant parents a u | dr il In ptorsntaltltn, have children who are poor I'ttlfy la tool pa tilth* 4 I f readers and who thus shun Tfer Herald. college preparatory couraes in Editor, Herald: high school. The Sanford Council of Unit­ Parents, your own college ed Church Women wish to degrees don’t "rub off" on thank all of you at The San­ your youngsters! ford Herald who had part in You must "brainwash" your giving the extensive publicity child early if you wish him to —picture and copy—for our World Day of Prayer obsorenter college! For it rs tiiis early fond­ v anre. We also want to express ap­ ness for books that usually spells tha difefrence between preciation to Mayor Crapps and Mrs llarkey (of Mr, dropouts vs. honor students! Send for my booklet "Mow Knowles' office) for their co­ to Raise Your Child's School operation in arranging for Ihc Marks," enclosing a long WDOP proclamation and pic­ stamped, return envelope, ture, Mrs George F Well* plus 20 cent*. Chair nun. It will show how to pull a Public Relations. ihiid back up to the average of his class within 6 weeks F.ditor. Herald; if hr has a normal I. Q, A* chairman of Ihc Heart ( Always write to Dr. ( ranr in car* of thi* news­ Fund Drive an Lake Mary, 1 paper, enrloting a long wish to express thanks to the ■tamped, addrrssrd envel­ many contributors and also to ope and 21) cent* to rosrr the youth wruj helped to make typing and printing coat* the collections. whrn you send for one of The accurate amounl cannot hi> bouklrta.) be quoted at this time because many envelopes have not U-en turned in yet. The committee In charge would greatly ap­ preciate it ll thoae who have not sent in their contribution* would do ao aa soon as poss­ ible. A total of tax M has been collected by those helping in prosperity Is organised con Laka Mary. fusion. Mra. Kay Sassman Worry Clinic Bred bring! out • faarlnatlng point which ahould interval all 'parent!. For tha time to perauada a child to go on to collage la not after h t gradual** from high achool! You ahould do It before he evrn atari* to kindergarten I Kmart par­ ent* thua "brainwash” their luddlara by making them fund nf printed pagrs! CASK V-4SS: Rtnd G„ nged 3'i, ia a high tehoul teach­ er. “ Dr. Crane.” he began, "I am a aubatitute carrier on a rural mall rout* for a - f e w waaka in the itimmer to help aupplement my income. "And I have made a rough anaylaia that might be of Interval to parent!. "Many of three fanner* aubacribe to a dally nawapaper, which I would deliver on my route. "And I found that the farm home* which received a daily paptr contracted very aharply with thoae which did noL For 1 checked hack agaimt the achool record* of the I farm children and found that thoae from home* lacking a newspaper, were uniformly in the bottom third of their claaa. "On the contrary, thoie children In ho m n where they not only received a daily newapapar hut alao education­ al magailnee, whether church journal* or farm magaiinei or Reader'* Digcet, were typ­ ically in the upper one-third of their claaa in achool marka. "Moreover, all the high achool aenlora laat year who then went on to college, were from home* that received a daily newapaper! "I checked nnd’ f&und that 40 per cent of our graduate! did not try to enter college and only two of their home* received a daily paper!" Such rlever dotrrtive work na Itrnd describe* ahould inaplre all parent* to "brainwash” their children with deft prodding to become swift, facile renders! For reading is the motor of the entire educational m a­ chine. Kven if your child hna a high 1. ij., If he is a poor reader, he will probably drop out of high school or have little Interest In going on to college. And the time !o produce « good reader Is before kinder­ garten! ''Brainwash" your k id d ie s favorably toward books, magM in e s , re a d in g gutties, e tc . I.et the toddler* point out various animals In their juv­ enile books, ami then link up the sounds made by those creatures, with their pictures as well as their printed names. You ran do this even with children from two yrurs old anil onward! Dick West’s Letters pray a t yat but for whom Christ prays, since. He prey* Christ prey*, aince. He pray* ian* pray they are, ao to apeak, substitutes for all thoaa who do not prey; and, In this •ensa, they a r t In communion with them. In the same way m Jesus Chrlat has made Himself one with alnful man and lost humanity." There may sometime* be lit­ tle in worship to remind the Christian of thia: that may b* one reason why it may seem a burden to b« endured rather than the chance to bear an­ other's burden. A recent state­ ment on worship describes it as "an affair betwean the world and God, via ua." When wa reallxe how aaally worship can be a beautifully pavad cul-d*-aac, or even a road clos­ ed at both enda, tha prlvlltge of that "via” la Immense. The second motive for wor­ ship is tha corporate offering of the life of the "aalnU " What wa offer primarily i* our Ufa In tha secular world. As tha sabbath for tha Jaw, so every Sunday is meant to be not ju i t a holy day differ­ ent from tha others, when the Christian "takes a holiday," but a day repreaantativa of "savin whole days." I once heard a farmer ipeak of life in the country, and of the senae he had of contribut­ ing to the world'* interdepend­ ent Ufa. He said that the fin­ est experience thla side of life (as he put it) was standing on the back of a tractor, su­ pervising the seed-drill, and revrllng in a dry autumn day. Good lurk to him. Industrial society provide* the tractor but the thousand trade* of the city can obscure the fact of "contributing." That seed-drill, it appears, was invented by a city- lawyer driven to country exile by ill When you have lived In the tame house for as long aa 10 years, the list of tiling a on which your address I* enscribed becomes rather 'stag­ gering. Now along comes the county and, in elfect, moves ma while 1 am standing still. 1 resolved on the spot to ig­ nore the whole thing and go •head using the old number. Then I learned that failure lo post the new number carries a fine of up to (300. That start­ ed me to looking on the posi­ tive side of the lisue. Just think what It would do for the economy if everyone changed addresses. Department stores w o u l d have to hire millions of new clerical workers to record the changes on their charge ac­ count*. The metal industry would rev up to capacity turn­ ing out numerals to put over doorways. Hie paper and printing Induatriei would undergo tre­ mendous expansion while re­ placing obsolete letterheads, address books, telephone di­ rectories and the like. The aale of itampa for change of addrtia cards would wipe out the postal de­ ficit. In a h o r t , unemployment would be eliminated, business would boom end we would ell e n J e y unprecedented efflu­ ence, All It takes to achieve (NEXT: On Being Involved With U fa.) Tha i * D f » w RUNG CABINET T*«>* tarn Nwtoiajf frr toitlT $32.93 Tmn t<" topO, a«ai aato to)Ira rotirra, ftott frim* f w n m O a i - to r* * l hap. gM vgr stu o rt swore m i -m i . I M l e s t R O ItN S& N OtoLAMOarUL I til!*•' -III.IH v Why certainly there’s always a ’’best place” fo r everything Mortgag* loans for oxamplol The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e next time President Johnson feels that the national econ­ omy needs a pep pill, I hope he will call me In for ■ con­ sultation. I can prescribe a new meth­ od of economic stimulation I believe will work better than tax cuts, public works pro jecls or any of the other tra­ ditional pump - priming de­ vices. All that the President has to do ts get Congress to pass a law requiring everyone in the United States to change his address. The potentialities of tills system became apparent to me this week when officials of suburban Fairfax County, Va„ where 1 reside, shot my house number out from under me. They arbitrarily changed my street address from 1063 to 3039. But no favoritism was shown. They also changed the number of all the other houses in the county. When the notification arriv­ ed, my first reaction waa sim­ ilar In w h a t , I (ell when I beard that the telephone com­ pany was substituting digits for exchange name*. Out­ raged Indignation. For a long time I have needed a larger house, but I have refused to buy one solely because I didn't want to go to the trouble of changing the addrasa on all of tha card! In a y wallet. haalth. H t took up agriculture and organ playing. In church one Sunday hla ayes lingered on the organ pipes. Ha sud­ denly aa * them doing anoth­ er job—sowing aaeds—and tha sound-box of tha organ became the seed-box. The •ead-drill had arrived. Should he have been concen­ trating more on the business in hand? There is a seme in which It la impossible to have wandering thoughts in pray­ er. for every thought has sig­ nificance and can b« Interpret­ ed “on tha • God-ward slda." Perhaps certain church meet­ ings suffer because in the sharing of eiparianca "rallgi. oua" thoughts actra appropri­ ate, and one saldom hears, "I have juat had • good idea about what to buy my hus­ band for Christmas," or "Now I know what to My to my em­ ploys whoa* home ia breaking up." I am not suggesting that worship is a meant to meking business more efficient or home life'm ore liveable; but rather than when w* meet the living God He talks to us about field and factory, home and achool, His holy Word be­ ing grounded In our daily cir­ cumstances and needs. Our respenaa ia about those things too. O a 312 W E S T F I R S T ST. % a o je I A T I ? m SANFORD. FLA. It's a W ISE M O V E ! When You Choose a Home in -^ . Rav e n n a Parks' AS LOW AS “A Community of Homea — Built with Pride” On* la a comfortable 3 bedroom, 1 >j b a th hom e with large living room, completely equipped G E N E R A L E L E C T R IC kitchen, c arporte and utility room. MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE FHA FINANCING—$84/M 0.1 t Shoomakah ' INCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE j C O N STR U C TIO N CO. CUSTOM BUILLING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th S t Phone 822-8103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. FOLLOW OUR SIGNS SUaatrom* Realty, Sale* Agenta — Phone 322-7498 �4 I V J? \ -V Teacher Watches Cousin's Progress Ry Jan* Casselberry W hen Central Florida's own astronaut, 24-year-otd John Youni, aml^hls fellow Gemini astronaut, Virgil Grissom, go into orbit this month in the first two-men launch effort, Joe Akerman, of t.ake Mary, South Seminole Junior High School science teacher, will have more than a scientific interest. ^ oung and Akerman arc cousins, grew up together in Orlando and were graduated from Orlando High School in $948. The cousins often dou­ ble dated and enjoyed fishing and hunting together. According to Akermnn, his cousin was interested in rock­ ets as far back ns 1945 when he gave a prophetic talk on the subject to his history class. A straight “ A" student, Toung was a Hoy Scout ami was active in such sports ns football, baseball and track. He majoreif in aeronautical engineering at Georgia Tech and was graduated second in his rlnss. Young saw action in Korea ns a naval line officer, later attending jet and helicopter schools. He was involved in an experimental project for the Navy at Alameda, Calif., when he was accepted for the apace program. Unassuming and reticent by nature. Young and his family have not welcomed the pub­ licity accompanying his being named to take part in the Gemini project. Akerman also notes that his cousin pos­ sesses a homespun humor and always is considerate of others. Ills interest and encourage­ ment to young people in t fit? fields o f science is noted by the fact that he took time fiuiii Ins strenuous training program to write personal letters to the twu top win­ ners in the recent South Sem­ inole Junior High science fair. Business Briefs M A K E S E N S IG N — K. O. Fox, littn c h e d to N aval A ir M a in te n a n c e T r a in in g D e ta c h m e n t 1002, ha s his nctv s h o u ld e r Imanis sna ppe d on by iris wife a f t e r being p ro m o te d fro m c h ie f lit ensign d u r in g cerem onies a t S a n fo rd Naval A ir SI at inn. ( N a v y Ph o to ) D E M O L A Y W E E K in S a n f o r d is scheduled today t h r o u g h S u n d a y a c ­ c o rd in g to a pro c la m a tio n signed (iv A cting M ayor A. I,. Wilson. T h e .'!<> m e m b e r s of th e club a r c p la n n in g a w ork-w eek w hich will include a c le a n ­ up p r o g r a m at Sem inole High S chool, T h e boys also in te n d e d th e l*resh y te r ia n «Ti m, h in a body S u n d a y and held alt in itia to ry d e g r e e eOtemony S a tu r d a y . From left a r e llohert K umhley, m a.-ler cmim-itur. M ayor Wilson and Hick H unts, se n io r councilor. (H e ra ld P h o to ) Balmy Weather $ t % WASHINGTON t t'PI i—Tile wc.ithcr bure.m is expecting the next In il.ix* In he chilly we-l el the Mississippi, Iiul w ariinr than nmmal lur the Northeast. M i d d l e Atlantic Male- and Florida, T h e P im K Te st S h e ll Servi* <* M d titHi «t the rut Her of llw > I , j j unit *J7th H t h T t h hwvini* h ten u iu ' It «i£i> in n io l •*. • • 'u b t^ an M im h II and will run through Sultmln). ( lu llin ' M e M u llari, Due For State tuutui- BanTorB Health Insurance Clinic Provided DeBary M RP DcHary Chaptrr, American Association of Retired Per* eons, has announced an or­ ganized schedule for Elmer Crumbacher, Insurance chair­ man, to consult with member* of the organization needing hi* assistance in health insur­ ance matters. Plans for the present time call for Crumbacher to be on duty at the Firemen's Recrea­ tion Hall from 1 until 4 p.m. on Wednesday*. March 24, March 31 and April 7. Women of the chapter have volunteered to serve as sten­ ographers to handle necessary' correspondence involved. If the consultation plan is suc­ cessful, further dates will be announced a t the next chap­ te r meeting, Guest speaker at the last meeting was Lloyd H. Gard­ ner, of Largo, A ARP vice president for the southeast states, who was in (he area to romplete organization of new chapters in Daytona llcnch and Deltona. He announced that Florida now has 4B active chapters and advised that motivation bringing nntional organiza­ tion members together in thesr local groups is not so much for fun and entertain­ ment as it is the opportunity to put talents to work help­ ing others With their living problems. Activities chairman Harry Hell, in briefing the 7ti mem­ bers and friends going on the bus tour to Hunch Gardens and Sunken Gardens, report­ ed that right additional, peo­ ple wishing to make the trip had been put on a waiting list, lie announced plans for a lour to the Stephen Foster Memorial Festival in May and accepted registrations for this event. Others wishing to go are advised to contact him at an early date. . ■* *%. • WrraTS M a rc h 16, 1965— T a p e 6 Honorary Frat Taps Bud K irk William L. (Bud) Kirk Jr.. 402 Summerlin Avenue, was' tapped today for membership in OmiCrtm Delta Kappa n a ­ tional, honorary fraternity P V T . A L T O N (H utch) E v a n s o f C a sse lb e rry h a s com pleted Marine C o rp s boot t r a in in g a t P a r r i s Island, S. C„ a n d is now a s s i g n e d to Cam p LeJeune, Ja c k ­ sonville, N . C. He is a t p r e s e n t e n jo y in g a 20d a y leave a n d v isitin g h is g u a r d ia n s , Mr. and M rs. J a m e s M y e rs ’ of Q u e e n ’s M irro r Circle. E v a n s is a I Bill L y m a n H igh School g r a d u a te . (H e ra ld Ph o to ) Honor Roll Students Named At Enterprise By Mr*. Ritchie Harris Honor roll student* at En­ terprise Elementary School Tor the past »lx weeks grad­ ing period have been an­ nounced by Mr*. Sylvia Har­ din, principal. Fourth grader* were Janet Blair, Russell Hatchett and Cheryl Walnsek. Those nam­ ed in the fifth grade werr Buddy Baker, Demi Lnughlin, Fred Perrick, Pat Lester, Donna Semnnes, Susan Weir, Robert Barber and Frank Hinndi. In the sixth grade were Janice Cheney, Gwen Brown, Charlene Johnson, Candy Wil­ cox, Tetes* Stehbins, Charles Barlow, Andrew- Finn, David Lang, Gary Richardson and Johnny Sellers. Janet Blair, fourth giader, By Mildred llnnry wn* winner in the local A chartered bus trip for school's spelling bee with Deltona residents to see the Charles Barlow, sixth grade, Passion Play in Lake Wale* runner-up. Both will partici­ pate in the county spelling is being planted for Ilie matcontest at a Inter date. inee performance on Wednes­ day, March 21. Arrangements are being Next, Please handled by Chuck McCarthy j FLUVANNA, Tex lllP I) | Thirty-seven persons were in and those wishing to attend front of Richard Skelton’s should make reservations with ; shop when he opened Ins him nt the fiist opportunity. doors. 'I’liere was good reason. The bus will leave Dettima nt Skelton bees me the first barb­ norm and will return nt ap­ el lo open a shop in Fluvanna proximately 7 p.m in 25 years the highest honor a Stetson University man may receive. Kirk was one of three stud­ ent* honored at ceremonies nt nn assembly program on the DcLand rumpus, Kirk, a senior majoring in the social sciences, is presi­ dent of the Student Union Board, chairman of the Stud­ ent Union Board film com­ mittee, Student Government Senate.parliamentarian, Stud­ ent Affair* committee mem­ ber, Parents Weekend committee member, l-umbda Chi Alpha nocinl fraternity, Wes­ ley Foundation hoard of di­ rectors, Hatter Holiday com­ mittee, a resident advisor, • member of The Reporter stuff, listed on the Honor Deltona Sets Bus Trip For Passion Play Rolt and "Who'* Who Among Student* In American Col­ leges and Universities." Kirk is the son of Mr and Mr*. William L. Kirk Sr. and a graduate of Seminole High School, C A M E L L IA S IN BLOO M C rnpeville N u r s e r y 2221 Grapeville At*. 322-0886 Idtwn S p r a y in g A L e ts Do Business ^Togethe f f -.-r You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65' Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "E xcellent Service Too*1 Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 322-1 181 W. Park 614-8916 Some Markup LONDON ( I ll 'l l When the internm ent sold 7 815 army surplus fezzes recently, bust m s-.in .in Leslie Cables pant . In-iil 35 rents each and resold Ho in lor about I'ai i ruts r.irh Now a mail order firm is advertising government sui plus army fezzes for $2 94 eaelt*—35 rents postagr i r r i , tia.4 ft til mum t d llin t it h u tlSi* tu rlD ii o f Hi t ^Ih w ill In* jf n r r i fit*’ pur f t l i 1 w ith rhit*i* id eifcjhl galtu ri* of n n 'ir iru M iliiir. In lobliltott, « ll |mt« h;»*« « Will |;»»l it tloubl* i... of 1 tiu tllliK standit and l!«n» M um p* fm wn nil chitn^r and lutui a t in i j«h . .'•IIipops and balloon- wdl be on band f>r ill i bil-li< u of eustoniers. ■' I be station will be open seven days a week fro m i! a m until In p.m.," Mi Million said. I i iday a f t e r n o o n . MMullnn reported that lie had alieady given away more than 100 cartons of soft drinks and the eustoniers were really "keeping hoe hopping." He was pUu.nl with the response to the *d vertisirig and added. "I nrvn expected to see so many cuts." S P E E C H A N D I Ml A M \ si.idenl* of L y m a n High Still ml, IhtUt I o i i g i m e t l e l t ) aitil D a r ­ lene T a tu m , a r e show n m one pti-M'iilatinn dttr)tu. |)„, pi-ngnim ,<| «lt uin.jIn t i-.nling* ami niiinoli.piles .it an jis.eti blv "I S n i t h S 'm in o le ,lunnir High at C. i -.-i -I • i cx. (Ile i.ild P h o to ) Let’s see all of Florida while we’re here! T H IS YEAR A N D EVERY YEAR Trailways! Two Climbers Killed In Fall GORHAM. N II i l l'l l T w o experienced mountain climbers training for » Him* layan expedition, plunged to their deaths Sunday from an Icy cliff on ML Washington Daniel Doody, 3J, who had taken part in a successful as­ sault on Ml. Everest, and Craig M. Merrihue. 32. a Har vard physicist, died in the la to a boulder-strewn gully at the floor of Huntington Ra vine. U S. Forest Service rangers said Merrihue, of Cambridge, Mass., and Doody, of North Hrandford, Conn, were at tempting to *r*l« "Pinnacle Gulley" near the summit of the 6.288 foot mountain when they fell. The A (is )N CITY. Nev. (LTD inmate newspaper of ada State Prison car ? following advertise'Patronize your local ►cial Smokes iONDON (U PD —The Britgovernment spent $1,347 I year to purchase cigar-1 ■a for official social func- Tlx* Afirfl I6th riay of reckoning 'nnd reckoning and rr-m'koning) is rapidly approaching . . . bringing with it the customary frantic figuring and painful payments. Reddy offera tw«n suggest urns that will help you cut your lax Huhslunliully. . .»;■. - T -fa.. - s. febrifo* • Low-cost scenic routes cover Florida like the sun W e’re constantly adding improvements to your service E v e r y d a y , n e w telephone's a m a d d e d t«» o u r s y s t e m , in c r e a s in g th e n u m b e r o f p e o p le y o u c a n r e a c h o r w ho c a n r e a c h y o u . I m p r o v e m e n t h like D ir e c t D is ta n c e D ia lin g in c r e a s e y o u r c o n v e n ie n c e w hite r e d u c in g y o u r coat. , Y o u c a n d e p e n d o n u s to seek c o n s t a n t l y a n d find n e w w a y s ’o f ke e p in g y o u r te l e ­ p h o n e se r v ic e |V e r m o r e useful to y o u . Bring home more than a tan I Bring home wrondesful memories of the best of Florida's scenic won­ ders. See them a ll- u p clo se—on Trailways I Reclining seats. Air conditioned. Restroom aboard. 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IT sere a re so m e w h o a d v o c a te n o t o n ly w id e g u v e c u tu c u u i c u u u u L , b u t o u tr ig h t fed e n d o w n e rs h ip o f c e r ta in buiHnaeoea. ■ C o m b a t this c re e p in g socialism b y ly in g e ver vigilant hi Ute defence of o u r sytUem o f individual in itia tiv e a n d free wuar|>riae — w hich htia m a d e America great. w The Winler Park Telephone Company TRAILWAYS. E a siest travel on earth iiin iiM iiiM iw i ■ F L 0 I I D A W . S c o tt B u m a , M gr. POWER M l PI N S ft L I 6 N T BUILD FLORIDA C O M P A R T 207 M agnolia A re . �I O M D m M lb BaxTarf 9m il Page 6—March' IB. 196S Seminoles Seek Track Victory Tribe Goes To Orlando I] Swim Meets Scheduled By Indians •. *» Ily David Higginbotham Herald Hporia Writer Sem inole H ig h t r a c k te a m will go a f t e r its f if th m e e t win W e d n e a d ay w h e n i t tra v e ls to E d g e w a te r H igh in O rlando to face t h e T r o j a n s a t 4 p.ni. Oak Ilidge, B ishop Moore a n d Colonial also a r e ex p e c te d to co m p e te in t h i s M e tro C onference m eet, T h e fleminnles a lr e a d y Thaia trackers will b« do­ h a v e b e a te n O ak IUdge ing thair beat Wednesday to a n d B ishop Moore th is qualify for tho Florida Open se a so n . • ' William* laid, "With five A ccording to C o a c h meeta behind u s - a ll of which By David Higginbotham Jlfrald Sports Writer Seminole High swimming team, aftw a number of hard weeka o( practice, will compate a r a mat Vero Beach at Sanford municipal pool at 4 p. to. Tuesday and against Eusti» there Wednesday at 4 p. , to. Coach John Colbert baa been puttlnl the mu »d through rigid training workouts dally and thin will be the team ’* Aral chanee to »how what they can do. Qary Oanai, Andy Lyona, Bobby Hedrick, Linda May, Dclana Johninn and Martha Kosky ara Ihe iquad’a return­ ing letlermen. The other boyi on Ihe team are Buiter Anderaon, I.arry lfodgei, Oreg Qanas, Butter Bruce, Con Wilaon, Alan Lucas, Bruce Dowlen, Tom Mlojilei, Jim Foley, Bill Ryan, Delbert Ngry and Mike MeQuire. The glrla who will be com­ N A V Y C H A M PS— Kcconnitiwmnce A tta c k W ing peting lhl» aeaaon will be One haaketlmil te n m b r o u g h t hnck to S a n fo rd Rosemary Walton, Ginger NorNaval A ir Btntion se ve ra l tro p h lc a it c a p tu re d In rja, Cheryle Murray, Cindy tw o to u r n a m e n ts . T h o te a m won th e cham pionWUson and Paula Elam. Khip a t th e C o m m a n d e r F le e t A ir T o u r n a m e n t in The Seminoles had a highly JacKSonvillc and w e n t on to pick up second place successful team last year and honors In tho C o m m a n d e r N a v a l A ir Forces, A t ­ It la expected that thli new team will do Just a i well. For the most part the team In In­ experiences! but Colbert will bo looking to his lettermen to pull it through. Vero Beach and Eualis have atrong team* with a number nf their memhera from last year returning this year. San­ baseball "only when television Ily Turn Tlrde ford beat Euslis twice last year, but they are much im­ NEW YORK — (NEA) — is rotten." And in the business proved since those meetings. Many athlete* retire awk­ world Mac is cleaning up; the wardly. l.ike eating with new former infielder is a major denture* if* physically desir- partner In the Yankee Office Maintenance Co, near New ablu but otherwise nut. • At an age when peopla 1° York City. Still a young man who other profession* a n Just gel­ ling Into Ihe fat parta of could, ermreivably, play nine their careen, ft** nol easy to Innings today, Mcftouguld is NEW YORK (UPf) - A rec­ trade, say, baseballs for moth­ emphatically not particularly nostalgic at Ibis time of the ord number of amateur and balls. Ho last gasps are sighed- year: "I really don't lids* professional golfers ll expect­ ed to compete In qualifying Footballer* g i n it one more baseball and certainly not rounds during late May and try . . . major names turn up spring practice. We worked early June for berths in the on minor roster* . . . a boxer twice as hard in Florida a* richest 11. S, Open in history. i* wooed from the shelf for we did during thn regular Approximately ill player* another payday . • . and in schedule Nobody lememhc-is will bo exempt from both the *|irlnjr more Inactive than hard chorea fondly." Was the llu*n Bomber man­ qualifying rounds, including active haselialters hang around ager Casey Stengel a training the tail five winners of the the training sites. Rut not always. Witnen bogeyman 7 Open—K' n Venturi, Juliu* llo "On tin- contrary. Casey roa, Jack Nicklaus, tim e Lit- Gilbvit Jamas McDougald. New York Yankee for 10 was th* be't winch 1 ever **w, Uer and Arnold Palmer. About 2,300 golfers are ex­ year*. World Scries regular and especially in spring. He pected to participate in quail for eight, Gill MrDmigiild believed, ns I do, that nobody fying tviunda at 76 courses in gave ll|> over $10,0011 a year tun luok into someone elxe's 39 states to determine the re­ after th* ItHiU reason for a hotly mol till them lotw they maining 143 tx-rths In the WUi wife, four kid* and a buxi­ feel. Casey largely lit tho edition uf Ihe open ai the Rel*. nes*, lie w*t oply 8|. Hum* player* g> t Into shape on rive Country Club in St. Louis, said at Iha lime it waa a mis­ tbiir own, Individual pro­ take, June if w. gram* for individual situa­ The all-time high for cnFive year* later, McDougald tion*. tra n ti is 2,474 set in 1902. "Now the trend aeem* to baa no regrets, 11a ntlssas Dick WtUJami, "The l*am ii were wins, we rtjl expect the in shape, but we haven’t competition lo get stronger a* the season goes on." This reached vur peak a i yet. We docs not seem to bother the plan to keep on winning tncie Seminoles because they are meets every week." out for the Metro Conference* A number of boyi will be championship. trying to hreak records for Wednesday will be San­ the S e m i n o l e * including ford's last track meet before George Markoi in Ihe high a school holiday Thursday and hurdle*, Kterl Weber in the Friday. The Hemlnolei later B8o run, Denver Vodoptch in will gel back into action in a the broad Jump, Rick Wal- number Of open relay meets. ctrom in the low hurdles and 100 yard daib, Dennis Uatea in the high Jump, and David Nocll will try to break hii ISOfool llt x ln c h record in the dlscui and capture the record for the allot put. lantic, t o u r n a m e n t in N orfolk. T he te n m « aitcre.HH is considered tpiite n fe te be c a u se Hanford N aval A ir S ta tio n d o e sn 't even h a v e n >tym. KnecliiiK loft to r i g h t a r e G. I). H a m m o n d , J. L. C ornet, I.. t a un od-­ !-. T. I. W w aaille t e r aand n d It. it. L. i.. jJnonhnnns o n ; s ta Ing left to riRht,................... I). M. Heavers, ............... F. B. H e rm a n n , ing ....................... G. D. McMillan, L. McMillion, a n d C. H aw kins. No Time For Nostalgia McDougald In Cleanup Spot Now Richest Open Draws Record .J I M B /U Y Gil McDougald sign tunny autographs any more hot kids flock artiun 1 him anyway —four of his own and several others from or phiitiagcs for whom the Mellougalds provide home d in ­ ing holiday sensons. Filially, his ,'J7it lifetime halting aver ago (1.8.18' games I and a s ­ sailed decimals ami inlerisks of sport have been unaurped l,y equally sulixfving num­ ber* which appear in ihe plus columns of his sue, useful bus­ iness ledger No, Mi l tonga!,I doesn't miss baseball. Wby should he 7 And yet, who's lu say? Tlii* Spring, tomorrow, next week, n New Jersey executive msv autoiiuit if idly u-uih down to slime a fouled hull fioto a kid’s Miodlot. And for a mu mint as be fingers the leath­ er again, he may remember those two home ions In tintUfiH Series or Hint All Stnl berth in ltl.%7. With (Ut.lHU) Yankee S ta ­ dium cheers echoing in his memory, Gil McDougald may swalluw hard ami wonder, just briefly, how Ihe guya m e getting along down in L-'lui it!*. Pipe tobacco' , in a filte r y cigarette? I like it!' 'Hounds Slate Spring Practice Indians Nine Tackle Boone 1 -• Seminole High School base hall learn will meet Boone High here at 4 p m. Wednes­ day. The game was moved up from Friday because of a twoday school holiday. II will bo the Seminoles se­ cond game in two days They wore scheduled to meet Evans in Orlando today at 4 p m Eddie FiUgcrald may be Ihe starter for the Seminoles. Fltlgerald allowed only onehit in going four innings against Ni*v Smyrna Beach last Friday. Ooarh Jim McCoy said Fillgerald is beginning In show sums of bis old sparkle but has been plagued by arm trou­ ble Head Football Coach Dick Copeland nf Hit I.yman High Greyhounds hii scheduled the opening session nf spring foot­ ball practice for May 3 Tha annual Blue-Gold exhibi­ >] tion game will take place May 28 i \ ' V The 1964 edition of the pig­ Ciyosis^ skin Hounds compiled a^sea­ son record of two wins and Mickey Mantle eight losses using a predomm ately sophomore and Junior Mantle with a chew of tobac­ co in Ida jaw. "Keeps me lineup. The junior v irsily coached from drinking water," he by Dick Htlvers won two eon gim>. “ Make* me too sick," lexis, |osl one and tied an . . . Mantle figures he’s al­ other. Ttie Pups were scared ready made his first error of the spring He kept 1 calling on in only one game Also capected lo strengthen umpire Hub .Stewart, at first Cops-land s squad tills coining [ meeting, ‘ Bill." , . . "That," year are several graduates of surd Mli key ruefully, "will Dave Miller's South Seminole cost me five or ils slrikeuut* for sure this year." . . . Hurricanes. Before arriving in Fort Assisting Copeland in Die spring drills will lie Silvers, I.Huileidule for spring exrr lino coach Tom Uumcs and rises, second baseman Bobby Hr bill drum of Die Y a n ke e s end roach J 1in Farley. TMs filler cigarette Is packed with America's best-tavling pipe tobacco -famous Half and Half. Gel pleat­ ing aroma, great new taste. Try a pack today. S -V11 I S X* Chevrolet workpower T T U l't \ AM NOT' Without PABAHIUi POST TIME 8:10 NIGHTLY TO RIVAL AUSTRIA AHD PBAHCC k<OES W IT H THREE M EPA U STS O p , T H E '64 O L Y M P I C S ' made a quick trip to Hawaii to participate in a crusade with Billy Graham. He also tried tho mysteries of surf­ ing, and who do you think he spotted Just 15 yard* away riding th* crest of another wave! Ol’ Bo Belinsky, who never recognised Bobby. . . . •*A real pro at It, too," m ar­ veled Richardson. . . . Last time the three MaePhtfils— I.arry and hi* hoys, l.ee and Bill—were in bnscbsll together was . in 1917 when I.arry headed the Yanks, Bill waa the road secretary end Lee ran the Kansas City farm. m KIPP AMCQCAIf COWWMTttV AS A Ok UNO POWMG FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (NEA) — Johnny Keana Is bugged by something ha can't remember from last year'* World Herisi. It w ai'lh e fifth gems, tha one hii Cardinals won in tha 10th Inning an Tim McCarvtr'a home run, and Johnny recollects, "I had an idea of doing something else with him just before Tim hit the hall. I'd have to go over the inning pilch hy pitch to remember what it was-’' see Keana, fitting comfortably into th* Yankee picture after Ilia abrupt departure from fitGrids, haa brought to tha New Yoik camp here an air nf caaualness the stiff Yankees nev­ er before have experienced. GM Ralph Honk i* the only one who wears a tie. . . . For the first time in hi* 14year career with the Yan­ kees, you ran find Mickey Compensations for glitter lost are not hind to figure. He trailed road trip hotel Three kind* of North Amer­ looms for n five bedroom cus­ ican bears cannot rlimh trees: tom home ill an exclusive New Urusly, Alaskan brawn and Jei«ey seel ion; he dut-in’t Kadiak. THE FLAG IS WAVING . . . s m he toward regimentation. Reg­ ular calisthenics dirt-fled by specially hired personnel. I'm out laying it won't prove su- • ealfiil but it may not work in every Inst amt-. Many play el* with bad hack*, f r in­ stance, Just don’t appreciate tom h-thc-tue exercises." ly MURRAY OLDERMAN Sports Editor N tv tp a p *' Enterprise Assn. Except Bunds? Runny M AT IN EES —• 2 P. M. W ed. ft S a t. Sensational PEHFKCTA8! TIIUHHDAY — LADIES* NIGHT Sorry, Mo Minora "walks” right over bumps and trouble Independent front suspension takes tho “truck” out of |-------------------------------- 1 truck ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver .g ill and eargo from excosslvo Jolting* And on Chevrolet pickups j It's a proved system with millions of miles of user experience behind It Try It out on one of Chevrolet's great Fleetside or StepsMe pickups. It's one of the big reasons that Chevrolet Is first choice with pickup users from coast to coast Telephone your C h e v ro le t dealer about any type of truck JIM M Y ' 9-7642 HEUGA ^ KENNLL IIWY. 1 7 - 9 2 CL U R HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 �4 ■L' •V <• BY JIM B A CCH U S * H e ra ld S p u ria W r ite r T h e L y m a n G r e y h o u n d s will he seckini: th e ir second d ia m o n d v ic tory of th e y o u n g season and th e ir f ir s t O ra n g e Belt Conference t r i u m p h when they t a k e on th e W ildw ood-W ildcat* a t L e e sb u rg th is evening. T h e Hound.*, coached Mark Brewer, who has fine The Lyman Greyhounds will Wagner, Joe Penntbaker and by J im Pa y n o a n d Walt potential, lias been named as host Apopka and Bishop Miarre Dick Poaty compete la the D iu ru a , w on th e lOfifi paisihle relief man should in a track meet this afternoon shot put and discus. o p e n e r a g a in s t W i n t e r Simpkini fail lo go all the at l.yrnan High. Legal Notice Lyman Track Team Host Two Today M I T T c*H O F A I ' l ' M i A T l O N ro ll T 4 I D FFD !»##• 1 W . I 1 r l 9 r | < « k l K l u l M • ! IM P ! NOTIOB 18 1IKRKRV QIVKN. T h a i D l v e r a l f l t d K a r V I r w I nr. tha ho litfr o f , the follow ing r k r l l f l c t l l h a * fll»d Raid t>#rnf l c a i t f o r l a * dead lu l»t It a u ••I t h t r t u n T h t c t r t l f l c a i a h u m * b a r a n d y t a r o f ta»uan< « t h t d a a o r l p l l o n o f Ih# p r o p e r t y . a nd tht riant* Ir. w h ich U waa w A i i * i t * d a r t at follow s: O r t t f U at * No. i l l V t a r of I f a u a t i c i l ISO l ) M r r l p l | « * of V 'ro p trftl I-ol i El I k H l i l i l a T t r r a r t N ' n n t -In i v h u h a a e ia a a d L i l ­ l i a n H i l l , t f a) A l l uf t a l d p r n . P # r t y h t l n g In t h t c * * u n l y o f fititiInula. Flats of Florida, i ’r*l n » t u r h i t r 1 1f11 a l t a li a ll ht r t d e t m e i l a n o r f i l n t ? to U w the p ro perty dtto rlh td in a uch r r r t l f l c a l t w i l l La t o ld l o t h t hlg htat rath bidder at tha front door of tht H t m ln o la W C « iu n t y C o u r t H o u s e at Ha nf or d , F l o r i d a . on t h t f i r s t M o n d a y In t h t m o n t h of A p r i l , l t i S . w h i c h la t h e 5th flay of A p r i l , l ! i ( i H a l e d t h la l f111 d a y of Fat»* r u a r y , 1115. (O ffic ia l C l a r k ’* P u h A r t h u r tl H c iW w lt h . J r , . C l t r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Rm tlnula County, Florida l l y : -H. S Tam m , Jr. t)« p u ir C lt rk P u b l i s h M a r c h 2. f. l « , 13, 19(5 CPK-9 Xo t k k o f A rri.ir% T io \ F t lll T A X DKtUt ( i r r , t i l l . I it F l o r i d a V l a t u l r a of n » iil V O T I C . K IH l I C n M H Y li IV K N * . T h a t I H v r r a l f i t i l H t r v l r t a l id ih# h o ld * r of th t ful l i w i n g r r r t l f l c a t t ha* flltd tald c a r llf l r a t t f u r t a r da*.] in h t l i a u t d thereon. T h t c t r t l f l c t l t num* b a r a n d y t a r uf it t u a ii i' # , th# d e s c r i p t i o n of t h t p r u p t r t y , a n d tha nama In w hich It w as an* «>* td a r t aa f o l l o w * : C a r l l f l c a t r No. 2o2 Y t a r of Jsauiatict 19(1. i i r i r r l u i i n * *»f P r o p t r l r !**•! a I I 17 A M 111k I ! l*i nr !.o r| p ) a t Hoo k I P a g r e 31 A 37 N a m a in w h i c h a i f f i i c d TJtl d l * A H a a l r l o i F I lay I I I of s a id p r o p e r l y b a i n * in fh# C o u n t ) of H*m l no It. HI ait uf Florida F n l e a i * u c h c a r l tf lea it a h a l l t>* i n l p f m u l a c f i i r d l n g l »» l a w the p i i i j i f f t ) d** ns f I h r . I |ti p u . tt « *-r t l f l f a t r w i l l •■* m | i| tu l b * hlieli*• «t r»i*h til I d r r it t h e fron t Park 3 1 list Eriday veilh way. inphomore hurler C h a r l e s Newell going ill the way fot the decision. Chief mentor Psyne wat 1 tremendously pleased with the boys' performance espec­ ially for the first game of the season " Baseball try-nuta for the lie pointed nul two fine dnu- Sanford Junior League, belter hie plays turned In by Ron known h i Baba Ruth, will be (loston and Mike Micas and rnnducted Wednesday a n d pood control shown by Newell as bright spoil in Ihe affair. Thursday nn the fields behind Payne added lhat Ihe hit­ Sanford Municipal ala,Hum ting showed definite improve­ from 4 until 6:80 pm . rath ment over last season, when day. Lyman compiled a record of The only hoys reifuired to only sis wins and 13 losses. attend Ihe try-outs aic hoys M rry Raker, who reached participating in R«l,e Ruth base safely t h r e e times hall for Ihe first year and against Winter I’ark. will lead those nut assigned In a team. off and play at third b a s e . To l,e eligible, a hoy mu.i Cenlrrfieldrr Allen Current be 13, M or 16 yeais old. will bat in llte second slut Auguit I has been set a* the Sophomore c a t c h e r Larry league cut-off date lo dd eilain, who scored ll>e winning milie league age. A boy U 1, run on Eriday. will bat third who Would be 13 befoie A ll and senior leltfielditr Marvin gust I would become eligible Look will hit in the cleanup under Hus system. A hoy 16, position. Steve Simpkins will who would become III before pet the nod as the starting August 1st would not be pitcher against the 'Cats and eligible. will swing fifth. Tha Sanford Junior I rogue Sophomore .hurtstop Brent will n|>eiate with sis teams Helms, recovered from a brief this year. The teami repre­ illness, will bat sixth and an sented in the league tin, oilier soph. I>»n Paulsen, will year a ir: Shrine, Elk,. CPC), hat seventh and play right kiwHius, Civilan and Koiaiy field Ihe seaaon will open on Apul Senior Mike Sterling will 13 ami games will he played play vecond have while first Monday, Wednesday n ti ,t basemen Larry Miller will Jut Thu,,,In> ,,n the new Sul,for,I |l,oilfield, j „ , I off Clench Avc ninth iighthandrr nor on '.’HI, S t u r t So p ho mo Set This Week F it* Je ra ld . Steve H a r r is a n d C huck S cott. Hack r o w : D anny D unaw ay, m u m m e r ; F r a n k Whiifh am , E ddie Klctriilge, Coach J im McCoy, Bcrnie H arlm ur, Sonny Mrsfier, D anny Lee, J im Irvin, Chuck Pittntt a n d W ade H ancock, m a n a g e r . S E M IN O L E l l l l i l l SC H O O L baseball te a m will in n i t ion twice tbitt week, piny inn E v a n s in O rlando today and Hnone in S a n f o r d a t l p in. W ednesday. F r o n t ro w , le f t to r i u b t : Hill K u y ­ kendall, c o -c a p ta in ; B u d d y S tu n tp f, Hay Pivec, R onnie H inson, c a p t a i n ; L e f ty O xford, E ddie Ik* Legal Notice lilt: SHOT TVS TA|i NEW YOUK ( I ll 'l l — In DETROIT i l l'll Ty t ’..M, s o i h i : o r «t-i'i.i, i t i iix 11*81. ilorniK the l)ui*il ( Ins- !„f | | IP Detroit Tigs,* recordrim t i l mi . n (iulf Tournament, t>»n O i r . II I I . I O I li.rl,lit - l . l u l . i « f sic i'il -i.l'.M hits ill his rarver, im iu i J n n u a i y s h o t a hoW -in-una a n NOTICE IS IJUIUUV lltVENV the U>th to collect t&O.oou ' e l l nheail of titan Mnsial, T h m I H v « r 1 1 f tr 1.1■h r i i b r ». Il ht . the nilmlier I ' d nun in life t h* hol'lff of t L * follow.' Ittic L o n u s . ‘ orilfU s w h t* >4c1 i • r t l lime hits, with .'(.(IM. 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S. t l , IS . 1)1* F u h l i a i i N U f U l t, ». l i , I I , 1 ) ( * H 1»( J. f «a ISS i CLsJfe-t« CDJt-ll C W ’li a CLJb.-id Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Thu Greyhounds, coached by Rodney Cmherger and Jim Earley, have ,hown continued Improvement In their first three meets this seasoh. In their most recent com­ petition they took second place in a meeting with defending slate championship Leesburg High and r'lorida Military, Distance -runners for Lyman are Mike Ackerman, Steve Brady, Bill Caldwell, Jerry Smith an.) Terry Smith. Mid­ dle distance runners are Lar­ ry Drosky, Tom Mioducki, Terry Harmon and Danny Overton, Dash specialists are Jack Blanton. Hob Estrldge, Paul Lambert and Dave Slraughn Jerry Tonic is the Hounds specialist in the low hurdles ra te while Richard Moore and Paul llumhlcy compete in the polo vault. Kim Greene and Darrell Allgajer are stalwarts in the high jump while Chuck Stetson Hatters DELAND (U P D — Rog.r Woodbury, H-foot-6 Q s i s l Beach High School renter, baa hern signed to • hasktlhall acholaiship at Stetaon Uni­ versity, Coach Glenn Wilks* announced. Woodbury captained th* Coo f Heath team that c o m p u t­ ed a ‘J:t 6 record in th* past season. Final statistic* announced by Station showed that Rill Hester led tha llatlera in scoring with IBS polnta far an average of 30 2 psr gam*. Ronnia Moor* waa sarond with 370 points ami a 1 1 2 nvrnige. The Hitters finished tha season with 10 wins and 10 losses. Legal Notice Legal Notice riiT in o i ' N X #1 l'l< H I M i l II I H I I I l i l t a N 4 Ml I I 44 \ m i i i :: i s i i i : m u v <i i v i -;n H i * r tii* nn It i »l mu *'•(., 'If*! i in i in *itK i*.r mi h i * 1isr ••* tn Hu d 1 D-ilr i ’ tint) K l n i M i itD'lci ik * H* tu * M J l l N i H . 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Je n ­ kins officiated at the Impress­ ive candlelight and double ring ceremony before-the al­ ta r flanked b y " two sevenbranched standing candelabra with white tapers snd standard baskets containing while glads and fugi backed with palms. Mrs. Den Wiggins, organist, played traditional hymns. Mrs. Mildred Clark, vocal1st, sang, "I Love Thee" by Greig, " 0 Promise Me," and "The Lord's Prayer." Given In marriage Uy hex step-father, Charlie W i l b u r Yarborough, the bride was radiant In a formal gown ol Bambouiine silk. The volum Jnous-skirt was edged in lace at the bottom and featured an over skirt draped in the front and held with a bow. The long Watteau train, edged with scalloped lace, was held by two small bows at the shoul­ der line. Her headpiece was a silk organza pillbox topped with a cabbage rose and sweetheart buds with pearl centers from which flowed an abundance of tiered French Illusion. She carried a cascade bridal bou­ quet of white feathered carna­ tions backed with lace illus­ ion, seed pearls and white satin leaves centered with a Cattelya orchid with pink sprayed throat. Miss Drenda Renew attend­ ed the bride as maid of honor and was gowned In a petal pink satin brocade street length dress featuring a f a ­ ted bodice with a bell shaped akirt. She wore short while gloves, a single airing ol pearls and a large pink rose with pink tulle, petal-shaped, formed her blush length veil The bridesmaids were Mrs fiheala Albrrs, sister In law. Shirley Stumpf and Patricia Rabun. They were dressed Identical lo the maid of hon­ or and were all earrying co­ lonial nosegays ol white car nations lipped with pink lace end showered with pink and white satin streamers. Mrs. J. A. Calhoun Hostess To BL.ML Ladies Auxiliary LadH-s Society of 111oilier hood of Locomotives. Firemen and Enginemrn, met at the home of Mrs J A Calhoun for its monthly meeting The business meeting was opened by President Risencoff. It was decided lo have at least one more meeting In the mornings Instead of even­ ings. A delirious brunch was served lo Mrs. C. It Goethe, Mrs. H. E. Turner. Mrs. Ro bert Elscbcolt, Mrs. W a lte r Cook, Mrs. Alfred Green and Mrs. H. II. Fortner Jr. Mfsi Hope Hatcher was flower girl, attired in a full length gown of white organdy, similar to the bride’s and her headpiece was a white rote with a bouffant veil of shoulder length. She carried a baaket of pink and white petala. Earnest Fowler of Fletcher, MRS. R IL L Y R A Y N E W B Y The G. Andrew Speers Host X i Beta Eta Treasure Hunt Hr aim were really strained) Park Avenue and First Street, last Saturday night when Xi turning west and going a cer­ Itetn Chapter of Bela Sigma tain distance, turning and go­ Phi held ils treasure hunt ing another certain distance Member* met at the home of and so on until all met 'it G. Andrew and Audrey Speer Iho Lake Mary Volunteer Fire to receive their first clues and Department. the "Distress Station*' phone First ones to arrive were number. Fi and Harold Chapman who Rules of the game were ex­ won the treasure. Everyone plained and the members left brought nibbles and snacks on life hunt at different inter- to have while waiting for i als Clues were cleverly everyone lo arrive and then written and had the ilirin all enjoyed a steak eookout. tiers tiding all around town Ur fuddled and wet treasure scratching their heads and hunters were Jeanette and mumbling to themselves,' "If John Alexander, Hetty and you had a hubby where would Clarke Hrucstle, Pat and Ver­ you keep it, star light, slur non Hardin, Sue and E C. bright, only star you'll see to- Harper J r , Ginny and Gor­ night, we hope!" which led to don Eredcrlck, Held* and the sheriff's office and an-' Glenn McCall, Willa Mac and other clue. John I'rokosch, Dot and Tim (Ir, "to park, to park, it Is Richards, Jessie and A1 Shaw, n lark, to park without any Vermclle and Ed Puleraon hotlii-i since our fathers threw and Fi and Harold Chapman. away the tickets.*' This led The Speers acted as the to the parking lot on Magnolia "committee" for the hunt and and Tliiiil Street. It was great fun. Not all members received the same clue at the same lirne and they mrt each other coining and going all over town. The final clue consisted of going to the intersection of Social Department Meets For Cards And Luncheon The Social Department of the Woman’s Club of Sanford met recently at the club house for the regular covered dish luncheon and card parly. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. Charles Kauffman, Mrs. Lucille Stone, Mra. D. F. McWhorter, Mrs. Ned Ju l­ ian and Mr*. Irving Felnbcrg. Bridge and canasta hostess­ es were Mrs. John Elck anMrs. A1 Hunt. Mr*. T. if. Butts was high at bridge with Mr*. Ruby Spalding, Mrs. Metta Starke's guest from Woodstock, Conn., winning high canasta. Scrccno was awarded Mra. H. G. Harriman and Mra. Blanche Terllorst. Among the other guest* was tha aUter-in-Iaw of Mrs. Roy TUlia, the former Cora Lee Tlllia, now Mra. Cain of New Jersey. 1 Okla., served the groom as beat man. Ushers were Alan Alberi, brother of the bride, Lewis McCoah of Columbus, Ga., and Jerry Dibble of Se attle, Wash. Master Walter Ralph Ben ton waa the ring bearer. He carried a satin heart-shaped pillow, a keepsake of the bride's sister-in-law. Mrs, Yarborough chose for her daughter's wedding's let­ tuce green (ilk shantung ■heath with matching shoes and bag. She wore white gloves and a white hat of satin petals adorned with pearls. Her corsage was a Cattelya orchid with the throat sprayed green. Immediately following the wedding a reception was held at McKinley Hall. The refreshmenl table* were overlaid with cut-work cloth*, with the brlde'a table holding a six-llered wedding cake and a large crystal punch bowl v/ith sparkling pink punch cooled by a large pink rose Ice mold. Nuts and mint* were on the other table and both held triple-branched sil­ ver candelabra with tall white tapers. Glads, fern snd pot­ ted palmi were placed at van­ tage points, Assisting at the reception were the Mmea. Jack Benton Jr., A. T. McArdle, Harry Kenny Jr., Cleo Fleet. J. C. Lavender and Jas. E. Thomas. Floating hostesses were the Misses Barbara Flynt, Bren­ da Renton, Vickie and Linda McArdle. Mr*. , Mary Jane Harbour was in charge of Uic bride's book. For her going away outfit the lovely bride chose a Ronncrilla linen ensemble of win­ ter white with pink accessor­ ies and a Goucho sailor hat. She wore the pink tipped or­ chid from her bridal bouquet. Following a wedding trip to Hie east coast, the newly weds will reside at 45U'x Rosalia Drive, Sanford. Out of town gnevl was Mrs. j Mack Yarborough ol Dona Vista Events < , By Mra. John Leona Tha DeBary Women’* Club will meet on Friday, March 19 a t 2 p.m. a t the DeBary Community Center. M r s . Charles Ulrich will preside. The program will be under the direction of the Music De­ partm ent chairman Mrs. Price Goodson, and will be present­ ed by Stetson Univeralty Stu­ dents. Greeters will be M in Ade­ laide Conte end Mre. Alice Cooper. Presiding a t the Tea Table will be Mm-Alta. Clark and Mra. Ewald Michaelsen. Refreshment hostesses will be Mra. William Fldler, Mias Hazel' Paddock, Mrs. John Rayfuse and Mre. Harry F. Brown, chairman. Reservations for tha Volus­ ia County Federation meeting scheduled for April 7, the DeLand Club will be the hostess club. Contact Mra, Charlea T. Ulrich, for reservations. Mr*. Robert N. McGee, chairman of the Civic and In­ ternational Department wax hoatesa on Friday, March 12 a t her home on Alemantler Ave. A discussion on The Unit­ ed Nation* was held with Mrs. Tribbles (pro) and Miss Beatrice J. Tyson (con). Mr*. R. McGee read Mrs. P. Goodson’s report. The Education Department with Mr*. Clair Fellows, chair­ man, will meet Friday, March 2d, a t 2 p.m. at the home of Mr*. Fellows, 7 Naranja Rd. Members interested are urged to attend. \ Plans Finalized For Fashion Show At Maison Jardin Tty Jsn e Casselberry The South Seminole Young Woman's Club hrard report* Thursday night at a meeting In the cafeteria of South Sem­ inole Elementary School at Casxrlberry on final details for the Fashion Show and Cof. j0 tponsored March 31 from t o u ts a in at Maison cl Jardin, Altamonte Spring*. The affair will benefit the Little Red School House for Retarded Children located In Sanford. Tickets may he obtained from Jim Hunt Realty In San­ ford, and Mrs. Mary Harrell, Casselberry. BERKELEY. Calif (U P D — Guest speaker was retired College education is ju*t a* Id. Col. Eric Nathan of Mu important to women as to lual Funds who spoke of mon men, a University of Cali I ey management, forma professor says. The club members voled Dr Jack laindon. p r o l e s s o r unanimously lo abandon their of education, criticized West , project to provide chaperones ern colleges snd universities at the teen recreation center for neglecting special mine* " n * Casselberry, until such llonal programs for the m a­ time as there Is adequate in­ terest shown and better Iscllture woman. "Our society cannot afford ttici provided, on the part of In ignore the talent and poten­ Icens, town and parent*. Hostesses for T h u r s d a y tial of women In a technolo­ gical society where failure to nlghl'a meeting were Mrs. continue learning creates mis­ Marion Marsh and Mra. Lou fits and liabilities detriment­ ise Means. Professor Defends Women s College Rights al to all of us." he said in a recently published paper. The professor said that the growing demand for highly skilled manpower opens up opportunities for women. Cas­ ual and semi skilled jobs arc dwindling In number. London also attacks the view that men are more in­ telligent, have greater ability and cxccll In abstract think­ ing. He said, "If men become superior, it la largely because of the prevailing myth about women's natural Inferiority perpetuated by the intellectu­ al starvation diet that char­ acterizes many housewives and shrinks their mental abil­ ities." Hunter-Shonlc Miss Holloway Betrothed V ow s Exchanged; Mr. and Mr*. Alton David I approaching marriage of th e ir ■ler, aon of Mr. and Mr*. NoHolloway of ML Dora, an- daughter, Miss Carolyn Fay vel Owens Chandler, of Ply nounce the engagement and | Holloway, to Billy Joe Chand- mouth. Thq bride-elect la a former resident of Sanford, having graduated f r o m Seminole High School with the clais of 1964. She is presently employ­ ed as a secretary with Minute Mild at Plymouth. H er fiance was graduated from Apopka Memorial High School in 1961 and la present­ ly affiliated with Hoper Bro­ thers, Apopka. Tbe wedding will be solemn ized on April 9 at 8 p.m. at the Lake Ola Baptist Church, Mt. Dora. A new, electric hairbrush m akei It easy to m a ita g e the scalp. The brush head is re movable for frequent washing in hot soap or detergent sudi. M ISS C A R O L Y N F A Y H O L L O W A Y Serve Shamrock Pie On St. Paddy's Day After the corned beef and cabbage traditional St. P at­ rick's Day dinner, tr y this Shamrock Bonbon Pie with ils light, creamy green mint filling. And those chocolate shamrocks on top—sure, any good Irishman would be proud to eat them. SHAMROCK BONBON PIE (Servrs fi-8) Ilonhon Pie Shell 1 6-oz. package (I cupt semisweet chocolate morsels 2 tbsps, shortening Line 9 inch pic plate with 12-inch square <ff aluminum foil; press foil over bottom, sides, and nrri to assume shape of plate. Carefully lilt foil from plate, keeping shape. Place pie plate in refrigerator to chill. Place full on baking sheet; sprinkle morsels even­ ly over the bottom. Place in 30 degree oven for 3 minutes, remove from oven and care­ fully replace foil lit chilled pie plate Add shortening, blend together chocolate and shortening with back of tea­ spoon ( It necessary, chill 3 to 3 minutes, until chocolate mixture becomes stiff enough to spread without running i With spoon, spread chocolate mixture over bolium ahtl sides uf pie plate, covering about *ti of run Place in re Irigerator for 311 minutes, un­ til firm. Carefully peel foil Horn chocolate, slip bark in to pie plate Return to refit geralor while preparing fill mg. Mint Filling I envelop unllavored gelatin •4 cup sugar, divided '» (sp. salt 2 eggs, separated l *4 cups milk *a tsp. peppermint flavoring t cup heavy cream, whipped Green food coloring .Mix gelalin, '* cup sugar and salt in medium saucepan. Beat together egg yolks and milk; stir into gelatin mix­ ture. Place over low- heal; stir constantly until gelatin dis­ solves and mixture thickens slightly, about 5 minutes, Re­ move from heat; stir in pep­ permint flavoring. Chill, stir­ ring occasionally, until mix­ ture mounds slightly when dropp'd from spoon. Beal egg whiles until stiff but not dry; gradually add remaining *■* cup sugar and beat until very xtilf. Fold into gelatin mix­ ture; fold in whipped cream. Add enough green food color­ ing to make delicate green •diadc. Turn into Bonbon Pie. Shell. Chill until firm Ar­ range Chocolate Shamrocks on pie < IKK OI-XTE .SHAMROCKS cup semi sweet chocolate morsels >. t*i>. shortening Melt semi sweet m o rsrh and shortening in cup over tint I n o t boiling) water Spread on piece ol loll on huk mg sheet lo 3 x 4 inch roc tangle, (lull until lirtn. t o t out fi shamrocks with cutter, or use small heart cutler Cut out 3 hearts tu tie placed to­ gether as the 3 leaves for each shamrock, and cut out stems with knife. Carefully nc- move cut-outs to another piece of foil snd return to r e ­ frigerator to chill thoroughly Ugain before placing on pie. This keeps cut-outs from melt­ ing while they are handled. Children can paint by num­ bers, too. A manufacturer has developed a series of ani­ mal or circus pictures design­ ed for a child's abilities. The areas to paint are big enough Tor children who still color in wide, splashy strokes. Mr*. Fred (Sue) Dice of 141 Ja y Drive had a most pleasant surprise Decently when she beard that Donald Johtnos, conductor of the Dal­ las Symphony Orchestra (Ce­ lebrity Series) w st in Orlan­ do. Sue attended high school with Mr. Johanoi but had not aeen him for 20 y e a n . She called him and be was de­ lighted to hear from her. Sue attended the performance and then went back stage to see him. It was a real "old borne Miss Debbie Scott, daughter week" for them both. of Mr. and M n . F. D. Scott, of Sanford, ha* been elected marshall of the Delta Delta Delta sorority at Emory Uni­ versity. Mis* Scott la a m i graduate of Seminole High School. Personals 210 S. TARK AVE. BARE-D EVIL PA TEN T Blaik patent with double-delightful openings that reveal the real ycu. Also In white patent and various shades of calf. A* seen In GLAMOUR and MADEMOISELLE *12 99 BA G S TO MATCH A ccredited C h a r g e A ccount* Welcomed — Mr. and Mrs. Julius Col£r ot Gum Street have returned from a lovely vacation down Miami way. Open F r id a y E v e n in g s SH A M R O C K P I E P iitric k ’s Day. w ith m in t An Off Season Bonus filling for SL DOWNTOWN HANFORD The air conditioning is: • • • • The Food Freezer is: Superb Carrier equipment Long-lived a*d economical Expertly Installed Priced Competitively • • • • Counter-top Model 4.5 Cubic Foot Capacity Normally Sold at $149.50 Free We’ll grive you a Carrier Food Freezer Free with every Carrier Central Residential Air Conditioning: Installation Makt Your New Hair Style Stay With A Casual Permanent That Holds- Eva Bess IMPISH IMPRESSION — Looking something * like s . ahaggy leprechaun, this model exempli­ fies the “impish" trend for spring. Her "hair ' h at/ designed by Reiser in New York, Is the final touch for ft wild outfit worn over leotards. BEAUTY 8H0P Only Sealer Beauticians Corner Oak ft Commercial Phone 322-3914 Purchased by April 15 DUTTXX DISH, (tees Mow f 4 .M SILVEHPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER J E W E T JB B S 112 8. PARK AVE. L By Mra. John I/Cone Florence Hunter and H arry V. Shonk of DeBary, apoke their wadding vows Tueaday, March 9, 1966 In a candlelight ceremony a t the Barnett Me­ morial Methodiat Church, Enterpriie. The Rev. H. Wight Kirtley officiated with Mr*. K. Sellers, organist playing nuptial music. The bride wa* given In marriage by George W. Riley and the beat man was Edward Al­ lan, both of DeBary. The bride chose a two pieco torquise street length ensem­ ble with matching accessories and wore a pink rose bud cor­ sage. The Matron of Honor, Mr*. Jenkins, chose a pink embroided sheath with matching aecesaories, and wore a yellow rose bud corsage. The couple will make their home on Alta VisU, DeBary. New, but old is a lamp of Victorian design. The chain lamp has a 10 inch white glass globe which is hand-decorated in gold and black. The IS foot A box spring does one-third chain has an antique gold finof the work in providing per­ Ifh. fect sleeping comfort, bedding experts report. South Seminole Personals A t Church C arrier Southern A ir * 2513 Park Dr. a Sanford, Fla. 322-8321 Call 322-8321 For Free Estimate ' g ( �r l >- ; j - 2 T5» By DotUe Austin 0 TWO BIG NEWS EVENTS ihte w « k , One ii the arrival of part of VAH-6 over the weekend and the other is the big NOWC spring fashion Bhow at Creighton's Restaur' ant, Thursday. THE FIRST GROUP of 25 m*n from the new squadron, headed by Lt. ftdr. Harry dfcarajlan, arrived ' e r e Satur­ day via Norfolk, from deploy­ ment in the Med aboard the Forrest al. About 250 more men will.be arriving the last of the month. Skipper of the new squadron is Cdr. John Under­ wood, Jr., EVERYONE .is looking forrard to the luncheon fashion ^show, including your column 1st. This gala event which ushers in Spring in a big way will get underway al noon at the Creighton Gardens Restaurant in the Winter Park Mall, with luncheon scheduled for t p m. Highlight of the day will be the informal modeling of Ihe f a e r y latest thing in fashions, nats, shoes, hair styles and cosmetics designed especially for sunny Florida living. All non-active and retired military officers wives in the area have been invited to Join the local naval officer's wives and lhcir guests for the event. Six lovely ladies, all from different squadrons will show Qthr newest 'sportswear, street wear, afternoon ensembles, cocktail dresses and co-ordin ted hats for spring and sum­ mer as featured in the popular Mary-Estlicr's Dress Shop. The models will also sport new hair styles created by Phillip Royd of the Indian! House of Beauty, dress and play shoes from Ivey's Shoe ^ s t o r c and artful make up aplicd by Hill lleinhnuer. using June Graham cosmetics. Ill addition, tlmse attending will see on-the-spot hair sty ling and make up demunslr^ tlons. Doorpiires will include lovely centerpieces, a spring hat, a shampoo and set, roi melics and p!a\ 'hoes » Betty Stokes will be the vcommcntator and this talent ed gal has also served as gen cral chairman. June McLain, and her committee are in charge of the (heme decora turns for the occasion and we hear they are jii't fabulous. "Bl. (Jg) and Mrs, Joe Smyth are now in Palma, Mal­ lorca for Ihe in-port period and Mrs. Smyth will continue oa to Paris from Palma, thence to Home (via Venice) where she will meet her husband for the next port. I plan to Join her in Paris for a tew days of sightseeing." Judy says Valencia is " te r­ ribly crowded because the big Fiesta de las Fallas which tiegins next week and people come from alt over Spain to sec it. When I leave here 1 plan to go back to Geneva (Switzerland) for a few days of skiing arid visiting with friends, then on to Paris, Lon­ don, Edinburgh and New York." Hurry home. Judy, u*c miss you—and boy! how we envy you! EVELYN GOODREAU was hostess to the RVAH-11 Check­ mates at her Della ry home, recently, and in Ihe Italian tradition served delicious Jiome made pizza, in addition to other goodies. New Checkmate President Caroline Molder welcomed Mrs. Robert Kennedy, the skipper's wife and Mrs. Ann Seiczkowski as special guests. Ann Is scheduled to introduce a film on cancer of Ihe uterus at the club's next meeting March 23. Joan Wagner was also a guest. A new chaplain, A g n e s Buena vista, and a new histor­ ian, Peggy Adams, were ap­ pointed by Caroline She an­ nounced that a coffee to wel­ come new members will be held in the Navy wives meet­ ing room, Friday. Agnes is in charge of this, so you may call her if you have any ques­ tions alxmt this You’ll have to get her name from Inform­ ation—s-u-'a not in the phone book. SHU HE AND 'TWAS a bit o' the blarnev we heard today from Gil Gilliland, himself, manager of the Acey Deucey Club We've having a little tilt of a celebration in On-, dear memory of SL Patrick, God re-1 him," says Gil "All the bumic young men and the eolleens are invited to dance a jig to the music of Peggy and the Keynotes, Wed lie-day from 7 to 11 p m Gilliland, says he "Aye, anil we'll tie having THE HERALD ANGELS had a treat this w e e k , w ith Hie some darhn' corsage* for each ^ a r r iv a l o f a long overdue let and every one of the dartin' ter from our former reporter eolleens," say* Gil to me. and your former Jetstream AN ORANGE DRAGON"* columnist. Judy turner Acs. this i the mascot of Best news if that our Jaunty Judy will lx- returning to Flor the ItV All 1 EM Wive* Club ida about April 15, and we are and it was presented by the anticipating hearing ul about famous Jeno Paulurci, head of her wouderml adventure* In Chun King Enterprise*, via Mrs lt It Brown, wife of the Europe Judy say a with Just a tittle -kipjirr of Three. The uew club will henceforth E ffo rt, she could go for the "continental life," since she In- known as lire Dragon Lad' has been having such a ball ics, a very appropriate name, as you can ace over there. Dragon Lady of the Month In her letter. Judy, fwlm •Just can't help tieing a report­ ought to 1m* Mrs, Jean Sheri­ er). imparled the latest news dan who has informed the club of other Sanford Navy folks that she is making 40 ceramic who are "doing Europe." Says roller mugs which will be don­ ated by the RVAH-3 Officer* Judy: ^ "M r ami Mrs. James Hen Wives Club for the use of alt Wielt life'* a tech rep for Auto dubs meeting in tin* All Wive* netics Corporation t »|»nt * meeting room. At the recent meeting ot the few days in A'alencia (S p a in i before going to Madrid during club President Laurel Checot the in port period; sky welcomed four potential "Lt. and Mrs A n d rew Reno, new member*— Lee F.gbers. Joined David and jne in Val Ja n e t Guthrie, Beverly Kos encia. Suzy had just come chw itz ami Baba Ring, from visiting her parents in Laurel announced that Jan ‘ Faria and had just arrived Turner had volunteered to have from Barcelona, the ship's last Die Dragon Ladle* at her home for coffee at 10 a. m. •AVHO W I L L SH O D m y p r e t t y little f e e t ?" Mkfl C a ro lv n Dennison, w ho will model in t h e N O W C fashion sh o w luncheon T h u r s d a y . I aU U ," **y« J o h n i v« y . o t Iv ey * S h o 6 1s , ? Ir * u displays the latest atylea for her selection. BanTnrB March 16, 1965—Papr® 9 W rraU a r r iv a l h e r e S a tu r d a y . H eavy A tta c k Six is in Oie process o f tr a n s f e r r i n g to S a n fo rd fro m th e W e s t Const. (N n v y P hoto) S A N F O R I ) IS H O M E r o w to th is new N avy fnm ily. L t. A. R. Skelly, V A H -6 O p e ra tio n s O f­ fic e r is g r e e te d by his wife a n d son upon his U)st Jh s UJonuin: - -U l 4A Vv JU D Y T U R N E R Hy .Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: I am the mother of two chib dren and hnvc been emotion­ ally up*ct for a year. A psy­ chiatrist 1 saw twice told me that 1 don’t trust myself be­ cause my mother and first husband rejected me. He snld I should stop fighting tiling* 1 can't change und let them go. My bands shake alt the time. I cannot even back Ihe car out of the gaiagc without breaking out Into a sweat and going into panic. Please help me .. . . ANSWER My -bar fellow human, words written in a newspaper runnel give you the help you need, A'otl need continuing pat son-to-pet son talk with a good psychiatrist Didn't the one volt saw tell you that 7 1 am not sure that he wits a good one, la-cause good ones do not tell us what we "should" do. They lend u* to become so eontenl with what we are able to do lljat trust of our deficient self begins To grow in joy. Then when our hands shake, instead of fearing their shak­ ing a* dangerous and dis­ graceful, we look ut them and think, “ All right, hands which have worked so hard and tried to hold so much, shake if you want to. Yuu are mine and, he, nose I trust myself, I trust you, too." You see, when a psychiat­ rist tells us what we "should" do, tie is also telling us he is dissatisfied with what we CAN do. That is cruel.’ For what we are receiving from bun is tiie smile dissatisfac­ tion with who I we me which we receiv'd from oui <liss*ti-fied and “ rejecting’' mothm nod fu st husband. We have sought him out for support of our right to he JU ghlLqliiA J ; :& !il HETTY S T O K E S J U N E M cLA IN March 23rd. She live* al 110 Eaatwnod Court That'* in Ptnecrcst. Die Bristor and Pat Bernal volunteered to holp bake for the occuron. In other buiine**, Laurel ap. pointed Nancy Lackland chair­ man of the representative committee which will be re­ sponsible for Inviting prospec­ tive members to the meetings. Tish Bill* w»» ippointed head of the refreshment committee. Hostesses for the next buxi­ nes* meeting on April 8 *t 7:30 p. m. are Mildred Thom a*, Ja n Turner and Carole Stirbrook. CHIEF'S CLUB MANAGER, Hank Knowles, ha* some terrifle entertainment lined up for next week and everyone is invited, he say*. The Danny Meyer Orchestra has been booked In for three days, spotlighting Miss Laverne Pierson, who was formarly with the Spike Jones Revue in La* Vega*, r March 24lh ha* been reserv­ ed for first and second class petty officers, chiefs and offleers In an "open house" type of thing. March 24th has been seservad for officer* only and March isth for CPO’s and their gueiti, only. Souisds like a gr*«t show, so pick your night and gst your data sad go, man, go. * 10-11 p in. NIIC. Boll Trlcphoni Hour iCntnrl A charm­ ing and delightful musical hour, hosted by Burl Ivv*. wbo plays in- rule of "Tin Wayfaring Sltangoi" and con­ ducts View el* down the Mi* Sltsippi. Ives it M t'ig, log charmer as be sings, narrates and introduce* a lot «f fine talent. Ragtime buffs will en­ joy "Ragtime" Bob Dnreh at the piano, William AA'nlkei'* baritone raised in folk song and in operatic duet with Rosalind Elms, that g o o d folk drtging gmup with th< silly handls, " t h e Women folk." pop-singing I’ntli Pag* and the joyous two beat jnrz of Red Nii hols and his Five Pennies. Something for every­ one, and It’s all good, includ­ ing the dancing ami the cam­ erawork, and even a little dramatic segment with Janies Daly playing Mark Twain 7:30 8:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. Novak “The Tender Twig*" •hades of "Wagon Train’*” aroused populace dramas, a couple of which have already appealed on this series' A bunch of iudlgnubt busy bo d ie s , ]rd by an eloquent farrighlwing politician, raise a big row over a unique teach­ ing approach taken by J e f feraon High The ituilents hold a mock United Nation* Assembly during which nil points of view err represent­ ed, Including several against the U, 8. For this Introduc­ tion to world politic*, Novak ia called Communistic ami hr ha* to explain hi* way out of some red hut water a t a school board meeting. Harry Townes plays Novak's part­ ner in crime, ami Robert Culp a* tbe antogoniting po­ litico, Good for the eerie*. 7:30-8:30 p.m, A11C. Com­ VAH-3 Officer’s Wives Club ba* scheduled a cuffee at 10 a. m, April 1 at the Capri Restaurant. Hostesses will be Jean Dunn, Bernice Cobean and Kay Richmond. "WHO AM I?" This wa* tbe hilarious gam« played at a Joint pot luck din­ ner party of the RVAH-5 and RVAH 9 Officer’s Wives, held at the home of Gloria Gehrig last week. As the girls entered, the pic­ ture of a famous person was pinned tq their back and all • vcnlng they tried to guess DEAR ABBY: I know it's perfectly all right to remind children to keep their feet off what we are—our deficiencies, the furniture, but how about shaking hands and panic* sit adults who should know bet­ included. Hla suggestion that ter? I have one friend In we should be different ia pro­ foundly discouraging. In our despair we have reached for sanctuary only to find our­ selves back with the same old disapproval from which wo Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Even the worst bridge urv trying to escape. Choosing a psychiatrist It player in the world 1* going a very Important choke. IDs to make some good plays with treatment requires us to open high cards. It takes a real ex­ up our deepest hurts to him, pert to recognise the need to so he must he a person who make * good piny or serial ot knows how to move gently in good plays with a bad hand. \ ‘ou could not pick up a these tender places Buy and read a book railed much worse hand than West's, "Man for H im se lf by psycho­ yet he managed to find tha analyst Eric Fromm. Its whole only opening lead to give his point is the necc-ssity of love aide a chanen to beat hit op­ for ourselves. Winn you have ponents' grand slain and then read it. you may lie in a bet­ discarded in auch manner a* ter position to know the dif­ to tell hla partner which po­ ference between a psychiat­ tential winning card tn ptorist who recognir.es till* nr- tcet. The trump lead did not re­ easily and the kind who c*. pert* os to love n self that he quire too much thought. There wa* no possibility that East ciitn-frcs as diisatisfying. would show up with a trump trick and South might just need some ruffing power in dummy that tha trump lead would remove. 1 1. (If M o ra y ." ground is b en t on rev en g e and vies with Hanley and his men for possesion t-f the traitor, while curb group must also keep a wary eat rock ini ill tbe di reel mu of the m il enemy. L veiling. ti o * tn Television Tonight T U E S D A Y I \ M. 11 Se'wl A t *1 >'I, i|i i- II . f . y t «*.»»' .i ■— \\ til* r 11r i n k l Ap 7 I ) C« n r hint II i Ohmhd*l 6 Hp** .«! ^ i * i Jo *y tilth’ p Shew * j O (.') 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Winner was Dostie tJeGanahl uf Nine, who figured tiers out the quickest. Green, lucky Irish green, was the theme of the decora­ tions and some of the refresh­ ment* as arranged by (be four hustesscs, Peggy Mergo and Joanne lieroz of Five and Car­ yl Marshall and Kathy Henson of Nine. Shamrock* were scattered all around, as were Irish hat*. Green and white mum* and green candle* formed a love­ ly centerpiece, and a beauti­ ful illver punch bowl was fill­ ed with cool green punch. By Abigail Van Buren particular who put* her feet Involve the r e st of «*? We up on my poliahed wood cof­ would like your opinioo of this, fee table. She even atta with ONE o r MANT one foot tucked underneath DEAR ONE: If you dieher like a teen-aged girl, and approve of tbe choice of aha aolts my aofa cushion! gift, ask the secretary wbo with her dirty shoes. My dreamed up the idea to husband saya 1 should let it count you out. Socks are e go as it’s not nice to cor­ rather Intimate gift for em ­ rect gueats, especially this ployes to give their employ­ one because the has a very e r and I don't blame you for sensitive nature. She just not wanting to put your foot burns me up. 1 still think I in it. • • • should tell her. AVbo'a rightT HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE DEAR A B B Y : T e l l DEAR HIGH: High blood "LIKES UNIFORMS" that pressure (yours) la more she shouldn't feel bad. The seriou* than a sensitive na­ same thing happened to me. ture ( her*V-and l tKink you - '" I -accepted an engagement should tell her—In a gentle ring from a young lieuten­ way, of courae. ant in the Air Force. Then • e • he came back to visit me la DEAR ABBY: What do his civvies, and I couldn't you think of a secretary who stand him. I soon realized •its and thinks up gifts for that it was his uniform that all the employes to give the got me, so 1 gave him his boss? His birthday is com­ ring hack. ing up soon and she wsnts NOT SORRY • • • all of us to pitch in and buy him 100 pair* of stretch Troubled? Write lo AB­ socks so she can hang them BY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, all upon a clothesline k> his Calif. For a personal reply, office and surprise him! No enclose a stamped, self-adone objects to the coat, it's dressed envelope. * * • the stupid idea that annoys ut. I say If the wants to For Abby's booklet, "How give the boss socka for hit To Have A Lovely Wedding," birthday, she ahould go asend 50 cents to Abby, Box head and do tt. But why 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. Qaasby On (Bhidqsi 11 sCue n bated French trmtn needed for some un luted purpose n Loudon and flml- lie has inorr HenehiUrn than Germans tn fuzlit. The French underHanley U DEAR ABBY: I play baaketball for our high school and ao far we've had a very good season. My problem la my father. He never ralli­ es a game. He used to play baiketball himself, and I guess he wa* pretty good. My father aaya the coach doesn’t know what he is do­ ing. So my father tells me to do one thing and my coach tella me to do another. I know l should do what my coach tells m e to do, but you don't know my father. Nobody ran tell him any­ thing, AA'ho should I listen to? Don’t *t>h*t*my name' or my father will kilt me for *ure. "X " DEAR " X " : lis te n to your father, but do what your coach wants you to do. Tel! your father that it's tesmwork that counts in baskcthall, and alnee all the other hoys take their in­ structions from the coach you must, too, or you'll bo letting Die team down. T V Time Previews bat "Tbe S 0 1 0 smh Clbbij. • fii *• 1 in i•* lit J f | il) i$M 1 111 (<1 <f> <) Ct) fl) (!) (f) fl) 1 1 ) fl) 13) (1 ) fl) ft) 1 (1 ) (I) M mrue lit r»f T r u t h F I 4 til w i fi 1ft e W l t»d A r t L i n k le t t e r In C o u r f Thft h o r l o r a A 114* N r * 41 T o T e l l the T r u t h tim a ra l llm p c * ) Another W orld N r*. T o u Do n' t F a y Thft F!<1 k a of M f h t Yo u it a M n r r L . i n T h a M ai h Uanift T rilltn ae ia r He rret B lu r in N IK * N t w a Heat of D r o ti c ho I ’n d a W all, Wftila K a n o Y o s l Dear Hefthunt M a g ic R u m a n i a la (Sports Nawftoooa Kporta, W a a t k a r , Nana ( |) U a t a It T• b M T ir NAVY TEENAGERS, don’t forget the teen dance, Thurs­ day night at the NAS ball­ room, sponsored by the CPQ Wives. Especially all those teenagers wbo livs aboard the station. Mrs, Ali-cra Kelly was bo* te*s to the recent board meet­ ing of tbe wives and the next meeting la slated for 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. On the personal aide — Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Morrell from Pittsburgh, Pa., are visiting hare with Chief and Mrs. R. A. MorrelL WORTH ♦ J* ¥K ♦ J 987M43 A«341 V 54s ♦ 2 ♦ 78S4J booth U ■AST A Q 101 T vs: ♦KQIO * Q 1 0 9B u>) A AKI V A Q JX 09IT ♦ A A A IC No one vitbiemMe South Weal N o rth Ksri 6V 1*.« 7¥ Pa-w J ’a w I ’as* Opening lead—¥ 1 Sore enough, without a trump lead declarer would have been aids to ruff his losing spade. At it was, derlnrer ran his trumps in an effort to develop a pseudo aqueere to moke hla 1,1 tricks M IP / *7EDYTH THORNTON M cLEO D The premiere of the magni­ so many caller*, although she ficent movie, "Dird Jim ," Is delightful, but those little brought out a large New York platter* are emptied—fast! Thure I* much talk about audience It is truly a wonder­ thu newest, "Nail uc'Scents" ful, colorful picture, set in —perfumed nail polish in gorstrange, faraway places, and gi-ou* colors and scent*. Now feature* Peter O'Took, that you can have fragrance al tall, tanned and golden m a n 1 your fingertips You can find The fate ia one of adventure, delicate, fragile colors as excitement ami the atory of well as the deeper ami more a man's conscience. dramatic ones. Tbe acting ot Ihe famous One of Uie most beautiful aftcMU acior* is thrilling, and dresses seen on the cover of Ihe cast includes James Ma­ the smart New York m aga­ son, Curt Jurgens, Eli Wa! zine, "P ark Avenue Social Inch, Jack Hawkiqv, Paul Lu­ Review," Is a black gown ca* and Akim Tamirolf, all with white polka dots, "shap­ superb in roles that could on­ ed" to the body yet flowing, ly be played by real actors. with a small double ruffle at Tbe Joseph Conrad tile is the hem. It is Spanish In feel­ powerful and you must see It. ing and utterly delightful. The girl is beautiful and com­ Tomorrow — "Dear Edylh pletely m character Thornton McLeod" One of the Columbia execu­ tives told me that O'Toole says he Is an "Indoor man, but they keep putting me in ection pictures"—in which he is truly great. There ia a record available MOSCOW (U P I)-N lk ite S. of the theme music which Khrushchev, 70, faded back should be added to your mu* into obscurity today In "soical library. Columbia Pic so" health i s ■ "normal" oldlures hat a wondrrful release ig r pensioner. in “ Lord Jim ." But now that the Ire has A very Interesting little been broken with Khrushbook came in Ihe mail the rhev'a first public appearance other day called, "Tipi on ainra he was stripped from Towela," by Morgan-Jones, power, he is expected to ahow and you will be quite thrilled his face from Umc to time to at what beautiful decorations tha Russian peopla who once towela can provide. They can adored him. be used aa table coverings in Voting with hia wife and outdoor settings, and delight­ daughter In a local election, ful curtains can be made of Khrushchev showed that he bath towela. The polka-dotted tied lost about 50 pounds—but one* fascinated me. The tow­ none of hla ole cM-tbe-cuff ela have "fashion approach"! sense of humor. A delightful lady I know la having lots of fun since her retirement. She gives im it) parties and entertains simply but with great charm. She LAST s DAYS makes excellent coffee and offers a p l i t t e r a s s o r t e d Carroll Raker "P eter P a n w jc h u ." Here 1* George M sharia her secret recipe: Mix U cup In of chutney and 44 cup of “S Y L V I A ” smooth peanut butter—make tour sandwiches, brush with melted butter and grllL These are the moet exciting panwlcheal No wonder she baa ‘K1 Comes Out Of Obscurity W iSf-va-W By Oswald Jacoby and It was up to West to tell partner which suit to protect. West started Ills discarding with the deuce of diamonds. This told East that he cou'd get rid of his king-queen and ten of that suit and East who had let n cluh go on the third trump lead discarded those three cards and the seven of spades on the last four trumps. West’s discards on the Inst three trumps were the six, five and four of spades in order. Then South cashed hia aw of clubs noil West let the deuce of spades go. This made It obvloui to East that West was out of spades since If West realty had held the king of spades he w o u l d have signaled strength there before dropping the douce of diamonds. East threw away a rtilh nod kept protection for his queen of spades. Farm Products Sales Dip 9% JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Florida Chamber of Com­ merce says farm products sale* dropped nine per cent during thr last quarter of 1904 became of an "Inndequato supply of farm labor." The 1904 total sales, how­ ever, were 14 per rent higher than they were a yeajr.ago. The chamber mid this was due to a 28 per cent gain in the first quarter of last year, because freeze effect* were ■till felt during the first half Of 1964. Florida ntrusm en h a v e complained aliout a federal ban on the use of extra off­ shore labor lo harvest crops. Cl W ride -in thea tr Lftftl i h u n l R f l T t ’Kltft W alt VrOft Only l ) 1 m « ) ,a -I.K H K M ) • I.R K P Y Artdrmj o r HOLLOW * R l ia tflft g «| Mill# - I t t a r d Nv i a » f t r “L A M ItrM M o r %lt A U I A** l t * f . A <1in. A d u l t * f . M AIm - I H H alf repealed M R e r e a d fth« v¥ NOW thru WED. A FANTASTICALLY INCREDIBLE 8TORYI '“ "GARNER mum T| IIU IIIIS Yon Must See It From The Beginning To Believe It t I Show* A t 1 4* • 8:0(1 I tM - 7:00 • »:0# STARTS THURSDAY WALT DI8NBY’S •THOSE CALL0WAY8- J n— y *.f.| J - �I .1 " n r - --------- I ! . t *• j O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE Horoscope WJr to u T o rf W rriU B y G a lb r a ith S ID E G L A N C E S Forecast Weftmday, Narek IT, 1»U GENERAL TENDENCIES; A very «h-oparatlv# attitude It In th# mind* of practically everyone now, *• think in term* of your Joint project* and bow yon can b**t enhance your food f*llow»hlp with oil other*. You ean moke consid­ erable progrea*. There nre many way* to *dd color and beauty to your environment, ** do that right now. ARIES (Mar. i l to Apr. !») Talking orer objectively and Imperaonally whaterer deal* at* at hand with a*»oclat*» bring* forward their true po­ tentiality. Intelligent Idea* eliminate oppotltlon. Know your facta. TAURU8 (April 20 to May 20) An artUtlc or muileal touch to whateyer you do will be both pleaelng and bring in added abundance ae well to­ day. Other* gladly Join their efforts with your*. Make thl* a happy time. . GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Recreation I* vital today ao that you forget any worrlei you may have In the eom*" pany of congenial friend*. Take your mate along with you. Have a perfectly wonder­ ful time! MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Re as funda­ mental a* you can so that h a r­ mony Increase* In your own family circle. Pnt **ld* peo­ ple and things th a t-are trou­ blesome. Show that you are devoted, kind-hearted. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) . You are able to be more ana­ lytical now and can become m o r e active In whatever brings In a far greater In­ come. S tart uptrend In busi­ ness or creative avenue*. Get shopping completed. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) While you may be some­ what embarrassed financially, If you delve into a well-pay­ ing business venture, all Is fine. Improve your property. Add something artistic as well as practical, * v LIIiRA (S e p t 23 to Oct. 22) Learn to smile more and you get far better results In all dealings with others. Get your wardrobe in good order and step out early. Social life tonight can bs very reward­ ing. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) You hava a real liking for investigation and thl* I* a good day for you to do Just that. You can b* highly in­ spired how to he more devot­ ed to mate. Follow through with ideas. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have every rhaiu-e now to contact newcomers and permit new ac­ quaintanceships to flourish into friendship*. Gel about more socially in new places. Be more highly Inspired. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Impress others with your good clUienahip now and get Into dutlei that are very helpful. Increase pres tige. Show your fine capa­ bilities wherever the oppor­ tunity presents itself. AQUARIUS (Jau. 21 to Feb. 10) You hava to adopt a new attitude ami find new interests If you want those fine talents you have to flour­ ish properly. A letter from out-of-town can give you Ideas. Study carefully. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Your Intuition will reveal the information you want In prder to rlear up some situa­ tion that has been punting. Prtciaion with duties la musU Don’t be neglectful of mate tonight, fF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, there will Ire such a charming nature here that -others are quickly Impressed and will endeavor to epoil your prugeny. But If you teach to be more Independent, give spiritual training, your son or daughter r*n become a source of great Inspiration to others. Anything connected with beauty, art, public e*nrlce, etc. 1* fine here. “The Star* Impel, they do not com pel*1 What yon make of your Ilf* la large­ ly up to YOU! 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Yy Sanford. S E M IN O L E LO D G E NURSING AND CONVALESCENCE RESIDENCE P O. Rn* HSo, s. nford. FI* 100 SOUTH l U f AVE Ph. 111-4155 Legal Notice NOTH K O F A P P I.IC A T IO * • FOR TAX D E E D ( I f f , IU4.HI F l o r i d a * 4 a ( u l» e of 1U4MI NmTH'K IS HEREBY GIVES T h a t D i \ # r * i f i#*l ftpf \ i* p r , 1nt 1 h r In.I. |e-r of Gi* full", w 1ng • * r t i f l r a t # li a a f l l n 1 * a 1*1 c #M l M* c a t * f'*r t ax lira t (,» be |* *ue d T h # c* r t l f l i a t e num * th e re in b e r ami y e a r of l a i u a n r e , the the property i in of deacrlpt • tn! Mir li t m a tn w h i c h it w«*:•*•*- ‘ '"I1 i f * A a fi»l n Year n f C # r t f l u |1P Kte, I K . loau.t ft mr li r a * r lP li o n o f P r n p r r l y N X Fr ot ft D» F t u«t U> ..r N Di ruk 1 a n d ft s n Ft* o f L o t 2 4 R i k l F a i r * view in w il l 4-ll a an re e rd 1. N am E . A M a r i l l a C . IS.'i 1t rl i A t k nf paid property *>. Child C are It), liuilders Supplies N A N N IES K I D D I E CARE. Llcen aed N un cry, open It h o u r . * il * y » ■ w e e k . SttO S. TRE-CAST Concr.t. Step. GREGORY LUMBER CO sin M.pi. t* . i::-osoo o.k. *«elng In th# S.n fo rd 'i r u a r y . 1.45 ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k * * 8i*aU At i h u r II H* . k w ith, Win**) C h a i r W a l k e r * , C a n # * A C r u t c h * * f o r r e n t o r aai#. P rearriptlnn i at L o w e s t Price* IM a• o u n l to people m a r *5 & a ll S e r v i c e P a r a o n * net t ' h t c k o u r p r i c e i V I C E " M ore t h a n 40,000 r e a d ­ e r* a** The H a n f o r d H e r a l d r ! i * *1 f led ad* d a l l y R a t e * a* li«w a » 14r p e r li n e per da y* D i a l 122-5411 or 4lj-5»3l and p la c e y o u r ad ! C* »MPLETE LAWN CARE t^anderaplns. kpraylriK. Rt 1 1ii It. r e a i o D i lile r at e * . r u n . ui*s lawn h ervick .. , »•)# Sn ef it-r U 30 p m F l.\n 8HOP NEW tXXTATION French 121-4711 lt». In te rio r D ecorators Draperies - gllprovara JEA N M ARCEL 1CIOS French Ave 323-11 to WALL I'AI’ERINO. Draperies it Ul«h>.l*t er lng 312.2022 U .3 C IR C U IT m . COURT. , ii iii c ir c u it FOR IKXIMILE • r ATE OF FLOR­ F I . A T i l l A ll J r *, l»4 J CDK-1L }*' Ibe t t i i i r l **f l lie l mini y ► i f o d a r , D m l n t i l e 4 u uH ly , I 1l*»rUa, In Probnte. H A V IN G S a New York corporation. HANK, Plaintiff, )s JOH N W HOW ETH J R . *t at.. Defendants. \OTl« F. OF a I IT* Tin: •> NIC OF FI.lilt IDA TOi John H Mowrth, Jr,, M iioir resldvnc# la uo* ktiuw n N o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t suit has been filed in the above In re 1 E»t«ir uf ind I"*<:*d Court ag allnet you, IDA MAY a f t. -G lI K T , I »r •'•»» «! m i i I * v a I ft *t D o l n r e i (*. l l o w a l h Tn All r ml 1111re »•»«! I'rrewn# and l#<>ut« C. I Dr ring, doing lint ling I In I i*ia n r Itemiaiuila b u s i n e s s *4- Ta i u D t*. H e r r i n g A i *»i . Hit* Gill* of w h i c h c-iae la Agilli»*4 hnld IXnlei «^Y"U and P4i It uf > uU err • » sh v* shown Y o u a re h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to htr*!»y notified and required th present any claim* and de­ file y o u r a n s w e r o r w r i t t e n m a n d * w h i c h yo u, o r r i f h r r of de f e n s e s . If a n y . In t h# a b o v e you may have ngalnat the pro4 r u l i n g w i tli t h e Clerk of r e l a t e « f I D A MAY H U G H E Y . l h i e C o u r t a n d to s e r v e a c o p y di c r * * *i*d, late of Fairfield C o u n t y , O hio , to the C o u n t y ' J k d g r «#f HemltM'l# C o u n t y . Fl«*r' I d a , at hie n f f l r e In t h * c o u rt ‘ h o m e of s a id C o u n t y at Fanf or d. F l o r i d a , w i t h i n ela cala lt d a r m o n t h * f r o m the tltn# of the first p u b l i c a t i o n of thla 1 n o t i c e . , T w o co pl ee of e ac h • c l a i m or d e m a n d e h a l l be In ‘ w ritin g , a nd e h a ll e l a t e the p l g r t . o f r « * ld e n c # en d po at vof* fle e a i d r e e e of the c l a i m a n t a n d s h a l l b# e w o r n to by the . c l a i m a n t , hi# a g e n t , o r a t t o r • h e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d bjr a f i l ­ l i n g f r # of on# d o l l a r An d e uch r # g j a l m or d e n la n d n o t # 0 f ile d s h a l l be void. , _ Len a Flem ing A * A n c i l l a r y E i e c u t r l * of UtA— L a s t W i l l a n d T e a t s - I inbut of *- IDA MAY HUU1IKY * Deceased '8 hi 11holler and I^Mgart F i r s t F e d e r a l Building Sanford. j T l o f W i Attorney^ f or A n cillary R a eru trlx P u b l l a h F e b . : J A A M ar . | 14. 1945 r CVJdt 2. I . lin t SWEETIE PIE P ako I I By Nadine Seltzer 81. Real E s t a t e • Sale J O H N K. FOX, Realtor Av# . 1:2*0559 O m . C u m b .e @ 0 I b t r v o f u p o n the p l a i n t i f f ' s a t ­ t o r n e y s w h o s e n a m e a n d ait- drrss appeare hereon, on or bethe 3«th d a y o f M a r c h . Ihe nature of this proreeling being a eult to fore­ c lo s e t he R e n uf a m o r t g a g e on th# following described pro­ perty eituat# In gemlnolo C o u n ­ fntrn 425-5938 322-5612 — ltl-1 4 1 1 PIANO, r.poaa.ik.d Wulllt.r From Sanford Exchange spinet, t.k . up payment. May b. ee.n In your era. by railing Cr.dlt Manager. W.eley-Prott.r Pl.no Co.. Hit N Mill., Orl.ndo. 141-4141 50. Mlsc. F o r Sale HUKClAL Rose Hu»he* <lardenias A Khade Trc»**, 2425 i pilst A\ # . 2 block* West of Winn- D i g i t , _______ 50. Miac. For Sale S A N F O R D H EW IN G tut Hu F o r k A n VENTER H I e ll! LE FT-1 NLA Y-AWA1. mu. 44 Model Swing DI.1*0.Metis elg-iag. makee fancy daalgne. ChrletNeedle Which gel.ee B u t t o n h o l e s B * w i on b i l l o n s . Blin d h*m *, M onogram s. E m b r a i d e r s . D a r n s , p a t c h # * , etc From Se m inole C ounty (D ial D irect} 55. l u r n i l u r r F o r Sale A P P L v N lift. F u 11ilt u i *, ft*!) or t rg'lr 141 > Mi sc 121 W l Lftc *N M \ l It F U R N Huy — ftr li — T r ad* *! in -n K 32. l i l t 1 Us mv tinabl# tu lotalr • u* tomcr a nd will a c c e p t lt.il 71. Male Help Wantt-tl ant* of Sl5 ,»10 C a s h or Term * Ph PRATT A I0"t oft OUTLET. 332-7457 LAM BERT P ain t. FACTORY PA IN T 1411 8 French 95. H ouses F o r S ale 97. Houscn F o r K ent 115. Autim F o r S a le A U T H O R IZ ED B R O K E R For ALL FIIA *V A Govern itifint owned home*. Down pa yrttenta from Low m o n th ly p a y m e n t* In cluding t a s t e a n d I n s u r a n c e . T#et ue ahnw you i t T O U R convtn l# n c e . U N FU R N IS H ED I I « u a a, hilrtn,, b a t h , c o m p l v t e l y r r i l c o r a t f '!. guild l o c a t io n , l i i * 1*10 P O N T IA C C a ia t ln a , R a d io A H e a le r. W h ite W a lt T lr e a , ex cellen t co n d itio n . I l l - H i t or :il* O I1 4 . 4140. FURX t Rdrm. Coltag* Boulh on 11*11 at Flv* Point. |X5 mo. plue ■*. k tax. Light* A Water furnlehrd. 111*1417 aftar t p. m. or anytime Bat. or Sunday. SO U T H W A R D COMPLETELY Furn. 1 Rdrm 90. L ots F o r Sale In v e itm .n t k R M lty houe#. very nice. Adult*. No 11! N. T a r k A v . . 33S-S1TS pete l»5. lie# Sanford Av#„ Lot on FUN LAKE, approxi­ lll-UIS. mately 1 Acre on good boat­ 4 B E D R O O M - 1 R » l h - S e r ­ v i c e Men 1450 D o w n - Move ing A swimming la k e I RDRM, 1 Bath. Family Room. In - 111.1* nio. p l u . T a x e * k Central heat k air, t i l l mo. Payton Realty In eu ran c*. LM N F.N T ER 1 Rdrm. Unfurnlahad. *45 mo. P R I S E S , IN C . M ain p f f l c . : * :::* iiai :i<o iiuwxth. *i it*j : JO H N SA U LS AGENCY REAL ESTATE ItROKKR Apprale.l Sp.cl.llet 111 No. P.rk t::-7l74 C o m p l.t. F A U S T DRUG ST O R E Fr»# Delivery 1II-07M C o ll e c t HUG A Carnet Cleaning S i 12 Pl.no Tuning ui* Repair —ft SO Free pickup St diW L ll.rmcn - 111-4111 livery Ph 111-4411. 43. P l i n t s , Feed*, Seed* OFFERING A MPECTAL SER­ l ill M l frl.- ID %. IN I II %m :R V NO. 14073 Clerk of Clr«. ult «L»urt BerAlnola County. Florida R) ll s Tamm. Jr, f * Deputy (' Ier k P u b l i s h M a t c h 2, M arch 16, CLASSIFIED INDEX Legal Notice -f g rn lb AQUARIUMS * t e d Williams hdw TROPICAL FISH 105 E . 15th. 1 2 2 - l. S d lliche-t Qurilty from th* R.*t lUt.-hcrlee, Liw ul ill.count price*. 10 a m. - I p, m — 21. H om e I m p ro v e m e n ts e- - - . daily — fin n t f r ie n d s . 1 Mil.8 South of Sanford on SAVE TOUR DOOR Hwy. 17**1. k TOUR HEAT a M j pa 95. H ouses F o r Sale « R.pl.e. th. J.lnu.l. In ynur SIAMESE Kltt.m, IZI-OItt door with . an All-weather •h GREENUKA1R Fr.tlU. Unit. For mor. InPOODLE PUpptr*, "AltC Silver Choice lot* et.llxbl. In flr.vnformallun c.R your local or white. Sell or tr.de, 111* Lumber Co. or the I'etereon br.lr of Loch Arbor overlook­ 1IO. J ing golf cour»». C u s t o m Lumber Co, In Orl.ndo. liir. building to your .pacifica­ d.n 1*1514. ' POODLE Pupplei AKC,, Worm, tion.. Gr.tnbralr developed ed, Tempor.ry.Rh^te, Toyi A by ATTENTION Mlnl.turee, ,V|m ” ^ Poodle DO It Tour.elf-eret KINO SWOOP If your Grooming. til-OMlJ, 'sss^ r \ A BUILDERS. INC. Hoof need, repairing. Cluck 111*1111 tKlUEIt MAN PINSCHER pupK with U« for th* Heel Hoof101 Fairmont Dr. In. m.lerl.I money run buy AKC. Viol. K.ktner, JU-Sltl. t'.ll 1:1*4102 k w. will come 1 BEDROOM, new paint tn.ld. Running. NOTHING IS LOST until . utility room, .creen porch ll.r.ld \Vint Ad f.U. to find carport., tars* lot. email It! CARPENTER. Horn. Rep.lr* Dunn. t<7 month. 111*1111 k Addition*. Flrat Cl... TOY FOX Terrier Pupple*. IJJWorkmanship. Ph. 111*1015. Hill S A L E OR T R A D E M ae n n ry 1 lle'.lroom, C a r p o r t . , PAINTING. R.pairing ' ancloao n l y 11.15# P a y IJ ,1 » 0 d o w n UL Special N otices ur.e, lnt.rlor w.ll cloning o r a n y t h i n g of e q u a l v a l u * by Von fchr.d.r w»U D.Ur­ A a a u m * M o r l g a g a of 11.11# Pawning or Buying? — Sea usl gent. 112*41 It, __________ Sm all m onthly raym enta. “ Thsy shouldn't s n s s k In t h o s t commercials like th a t! • A-l PAWN SHOP 1 1 : 7451. 3201 Orlando Ur 1!S -9270 22. P lu m b in g I addsd Super Whit# S o sp to th e cake mix!" PARK BIDGi: —SUBDIVISION All Type* Supplies —- Folder# PLUMBING I Rdrm. : Rath. Spacing., DouNUMISMATICS Contracting Rep.lr. bl» Garage Central ll.*t, S for 81.00 FREE ESTIMATES Rullt-ln Kitchen. Itreakfaet POWELLS OFFICE fUPrLT * R. L. HARVET Area. Larue Dining Room, 104 S.nf.rd At*. 111*1111 Sodded Front l^enn. City Incom e Tnx R e tu r n s Hewer. 111,400 w |i»0 Down. U Tears Experience, Call I*a- 24. Well D rilling 1—Loet k Found 11—Money Wanted Open Dally, Kvetiingi 444mar ’ William*. Five Points. 1—P.r.on.1* 14—Saving* A Loan Id 11, 833*7848. 4—Beauty Car. I I — Inturanc* WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS t —Day Nura.rIM I I — S c h on la a I n s t r u c t i o n * NEED 4 BEDROOMS’ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS HITCHING l*OST Rlflt A Tawn I—Child Car. 70— Employment Strvlcaa H e r e a an Air C o n d it io n e d bom. AH Typ.. .nd Bit*. Shop. Loam on anything of 71— Male Help Wanted I—Dos.—Cali—P .t. with I Baihe, Florid. Room, W. H.pttr t .d Servlc. valu# 1329 Sanford A n , 11110— P o u l t r y — Llv.Hoek II—Female Help Wanted t inutile Cor p u r l e, Klichen S T I NE 9111. 11— Bp.plat Nolle.. 11—Mai# or Female 1 1 tip c o m p l e t e w It It B . i i k c , 11of 11• M.chln. .nd Supplr Co. II—Cal.rlng — Food 74—8a Ira Help Wauled grro lor. Diepoa.il Ifiehw.ah* 111*4411 PAN AS Lay Cam p hr gin* Jultf 101 W. Ind B1 14—Fleer a to Eat 7 7 — 8:11 u a 1 1 on Wan i ed er k K xh n u el Fen, 2 l'H illy l(lh., Lake ilohfT-n, Fur In­ I t—Special H.rvlc., 11— I n c o m e P r o p e r t y Rtiom. on Lot IJ# e 11 #* with formation call 1:2 2314, Fred 29. P h o to & E q u ip m e n t 11—Hualror*# Prop—Sal# .11—Swimming Pool. Well, Pump. II e a u t I f u 1 Garni. IT—Janitorial Service. 13— Real Kettle Wanted fhrub*. tl lleerlng Fruit Tree. Our REGULAR Price for Copy II—Do-lt*Your..lf 14— Real Kelate Sal* k large Patio. 111.01)#. Holy TIIE UNIVERSAL MEDIUM for Negatives A a ItT Print la 11—Builder. Suppllaa tt —Business llenlala flOO Down g Mting things don* . . . |1 SO plue Sc Tai. I o—Hardware • 0— Lot# For 8ale Cl***lfled Adi' Dial 333*9911 W I E B O L D T ‘8 C A M E R A S H O P 11—Farm*—Grove* 11—Horn. Improvement. or 4IS 9931 In Suuth Seminole II—Plumbing 11—Out of Stale Acreage * STEN STR O M and put on# to work for you! 110 8 P a r k A v e n u e . H a nf or d II—Painting 13—Houses For Sale I t —W.ll Drilling • 4—House#—Sals or Real INCOME TAX PREPARATION 30. H om e Appliance* II—Air C.nd. k Heating I T — House For Rent 1104 DOUGLAS AVE REALTY I t —Radio • T.l.vt.lon 100— R eso rt Rental# 12:-719» NEW APPLIANCES . t Wk i t 2541 Park S2I2420 I t —Photo A Equipment 101— Trailer*—Cabana# houe. Prlc..— Erlgld.lr., 10— Horn. Appliance. 102—Mobile Homes—Sale 4 HKDROOM Hot Point, RCA. E.nHh. ate. 1.1. e n t e r i n g - Food 11— Mu.leal In.truniant. ll'l—Mobile llutnee—Rent 1 R a t h H o m e nti a p p r o x i m a t e * C.ll Ch.rll. Oormly ooll.ct II —Duilnaaa Equipment 104—Trailer Space—Rent !y 4 a r r r y a r d . F e n c e d h a c k . t Aa.ocl.I.d Radio k TV. UR(k:Cu L! ». oo Bushel Bring 105—Trailer I cj I s — Sale I t— Job Printing 1111 N. o r.n g . At.., Orlan­ yard, assorted fruit bearing y o u r o w n c o n t a i n e r A cut* t t —Upbol.t.ry 104—Apartmenta For Rent i r s c a W e l l for y a r d , p a r t i a l ­ do 411-1114. F ill your Fr#ca#r. U risson 101—Rooms For Rent It —Vacuum Cl.anor. ly f u r n i s h e d , w e t h e r , d»y er. Av# . 111.7054. IT—Moving k Starag. 110— H otel Room s s to v e , r e f r i g e r a t o r , y a r d tools SA N FO R D ELEC TR IC I t—Exterminator. 111—Rental Agent# A law n mower G. E A p . l l . n c —New k U..d 41—Plant. — read. — S«.de 111—Wanted Tn Rent 15. Special Services 1:1,300 III M.gnoll. 111*1141 115—Autos For Sale to—Ulac. For 9.1* UOMMtullCIAl. LOT 111—Autos—Sals or Trad# ll —Artlcl.t Tor Rent M ai n p a r t wf h ' S f l lit l- t k e A & H C O N T RA CT O RS USED Appil.nc*. Including 111— Truck* For .Sale t l —Swap or Exchange Mary. 17,B>0 Rrukera Coop. built-in*. Ilk. n«w. Low HOME IMPROVEMENTS, 110—Au Iv rnolive Service t l —Wanted To lluy prick*, Itl-tCH._________ HOOFING. PAINTING k l i t —Scoot era A Cycle# It —Furniture For Sal. INSULATING t l —Antique. For Sal. 111—Boats A Motors Payton rRealty Financing' Arran gad 111-1111 3 L Musical I n s tr u m e n ts 1.11—Mar ln<• Supp11a# II —Money To Loan , 1 1 1 1 111 144 5 H i a w a t h a at 11*11 II—Uu.laeaa OpporlunltlM SICK ROOM N E E D S P l.n D Servicing A T u n in g C O U n t y Ci F Hr ml flMir, Rteil# of F h f rl il s i I ' n l t M evu'li c e r t i f y ate • ha y lie r f d e e m e d a c c o r d lug ip l a w the p r o p e r t y d e a r r l h e d In eufh v e r ilf l- a t r w i l l l»r eold 4 n the itigltmV ci«»!) id d dv r ^«t t h e f m i i i l.il.r *if the H em lnt .l e C’ o u n i y i' n u r t H o u r * at S i t i f * i r d l T IIE ) F l o r i d a , ..n i he f i r s t Mun i 4 > l \ j in t h r timnth uf A p r i l . !3 4 i , m > 111 IN D ll #b h l- h la th# 5th da y r»f A p r il . 1>L ' Dut#d thla 171|i day Isn lo rli 20, H a r d w a r e H. P e ts & Supplies rnnaty 425-5938 N**t JJijr 204 N. T a r k 322-5612 .F ro m 17. J n n lto rla l Se rvic e s D A IR Y m an Q U E E N D riv e r— Sale, 3521 1 a r k Dr M A N W a n red fop y r * r f o u n d J Mil Mam m 11It t etin I N |i 1r f e r f vil Ml.»•« Isi ig il e a.f i tfiH in Hfi nfe-i I w h '* i i) n » i \ * i^lOl) DOWN FHA-VA HOMES H»:v F R A L H u t * t an d in g 3 * 1 ]l# tl- fM Mr<in#* * v a l l * I d a in a l l A r c * * td K a n f n r d . lc®t ue f b o w > u Around 1 Seminole Realty ml. So. of S a n f o r d on 4 7 * i : . 1 B lk W .a t on S e m in o le A v . . Ph. l l l - I I U c o ll.cL H O M ES $100 DOW N FHA - VA HOMES I, 1. * 4 BEDROOMS ; Unfurnished Horn#* ! Bedroom. I hath 875.00 1 flsdraom. 1 bath f ill.00 Stenstrom Realty F o r C o m p l.t . In form ation f t * or C a l l T o u r FHA - VA 1545 PARK DRIVE Ilt-ltl# 113*7415 SA LES BROKER NIGHTS W. Il.v . Th. Horn. For You 17!-<i:t 111*0541 111*4141 111*1411 STE N ST R O M I-Radroom; I bath homt. kit­ chen furnlehad. 1*5 00 month­ ly. "Sr# owner on premiere REALTY Friday, March II. between 2541 PARK DRKVR 11:00 * m and 1:00 p. m. *1* .725-24:0 322-7495 Sarlta Btreat. NIGHTS 323-4134 931-OS44 1445 Myrtle. 1 bedroom houee. 3:2-4141 122-5412 kitchen equipped Phon* III* till! 102. Mobile H om es • Sale JIM W ALTER CORP. has a ""T-T'andT- TredruomT^^"^ n l c i 4 B e d r o o m h o u s e a n d lot NEW and USED fo r sals. D irectio n s: Take Awiling* X Cabanas 17-11 N. f r o m S a n f o r d to' O r ­ QtlAM’T MGBILK HOME* ange C ity to R e i nil Drug H w y 17*93 H 382-154! HI ore* turn left fo ll ow io en d of d o u b le l a n e to w h e r e NEW Mgg.N— Air conditioned. t w o w a y s s t a r t * , t u r n r ig h t 5 1idmu. Far Iary Built Ca­ to 3rd. d i r t r o a d , t u r n left bana A Carpofta. 822-4318 to ho u s e on l e f t eld* O n l y Itoo down. 971,10 m o n t h ly . 1944 MOBILE HOME. Nearly 395-0112 O r l a n d o . new, t Bedroom, Front Kit­ VERT DELUXE B e d r o o m . 2 B a t h . It A V E N N A PARK Horn#. Tiled Ro of. H c re e n e d P o r c h , E x t r a l a r g e corner lot, " m a n y bearing C l t r u * T r e e a . A l l f o r 914.150 N o t * s ig n on p r o p e r t y a t U I Grove Lan *. E x c lu s iv e w ith : I tint S p.rk Av*. 117-5:1: anytime 1 B E D R O O M , 1 reath c o r n e r lot. S ! l - * 9 4 1 . chen. Awning, Expandable Living Boom, Assume pay­ ments* 132-4528. BALK OB BENT 83 x 8* llou*#trailer. B » sso n ib is, 323-1 59" 103. Mobile H om es - R ent 2 lIKDllOi »M Trailer an l-ak» Ashby, Adulla only. I*h. 222 7141 ___________ Seminole Realty Ho m e , $100.00 DOW N - - - - • Selection of I, 8, and 4 located In various Heit inns of Fan ford Immediate Delivery MON TH LY P A Y M E N T S FROM $50.00 FO R T H E B E S T HOME HUY S E E YOUR Bedroom* V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker R« Hirin' v Wll.I.I AMH -----Why1 pay iu !s' t ;------Own your own Trailer lot 11cr a month, Miller lluad off ,H Hanford Ave, UMi. A p a r tm e n ts for R e nt FURN Apt m o Mai Ion villa. LAKE MARY. Clean Furn I lldrm. Apt. Adult*, Call 1111*10. WELA.vA APARTMENTS 114 Y . Flrat St. AVALON APARTMENTS li t YV. tnd Rt. Ill 1417 3 IttrOM Fumlnhei Apt , 9*5 111 E. 4th. 122-5714. nOOMT furn 2 bdrm apt. |55 1701 Magnolia 323 -895 1. ONLY |45 for 'lean t hdrm furn a pi Nra bath. 101 K Stll Nt 322 2951 FURN Apt Ctna# in. Jtmmlf Cowan. I32-4UII CLEAN Furn Apta. 401 PaL melt". 332- 1374 1 lif-itr inim f iirn'*t»e-l apartmnti t 'milend 2312 Ualmetta. 4 A 5 RtniM APTH with Car­ port es. Newly Decors tad. Liv­ ing Room carps ted. 404 E 14th ftt 2-HKDRog M, Furn Cornsr 5th A 1-ak# Mary Blvd t UKr Mary. 122-7115 3 BEDROOM Furn Apt. watar furn. 945 mo 323-0157. 2 DUPLEX Modsrstsly furnishsd, 1 Available after lit* 15th A the other May 1st Adult* 332-1410 JIM H U N T H i >in11tid IMm|t| ul et, A•"O. a»5 I P L E T E S E T of Me, I t .n l f ' e «"fKG f r A kin t i.f w*'. k 222-1951 A T |« it lU' U -diik Illdg H . t t d To o le M o e t ly " H n .p Unr # ii«& :.‘h nfei.nl li*«r Oti 1140 t . Wee .11 I ’ . l l a f ­ aid 2 REDIIOOM HOME, tg# rooms, REALTY : 1.KUIA.NVR BALE ter 4 p m . L o t 11, r . r k A v . h a r d w un 4 f I n o f #. air a •»n 4 , n n r.ftsE h # s p m i i t f h e a r C * f <*#i n pp o r ( u n i t y f a r q u a l i ­ T t .llv t P .rk . rvnfral halt hast, attic fan nrricat m - i t t i f« no R a c k . V a l u e * to 914 94 fied m a n 21 * H slst y ami On# owfiar, large r<un*r lot N ig h t* : llt-n lO P HOOVER VAT CLEAN ERS 11.00 rack, Valuet to 972 !ki.. t *itmnUi»ii»ii I "L u n r 3 ; 3 - 0 M 3 ('all 122-5 7 4 3 **r m i i t a JJ ux 111*0141 W H I T E H EW IN G M A C H IN ES S Price It Aik; All shorts fc 125, Harford lUiald. U lt P ath D rive A U l h o r l i e d Helve A S e r v l c . S lsik B 25% o f f : A ll Whirl • 72. Fpmnle Help W anted GARRETTS 19% off: Party Dreas#s A A T T EN T IO N P L E A S E ! LAKE MAIIY 4 Booms with ID . E Flrat. 111*5144 R«il)#s U'% off Isrge hath Double Carport#, ADPLT W h ile Ida by s i n t e r s If you want a big hums <>n a ( ' A l t a i . E'8 d r e s s s i t o r big lot for a small prk# Ea* Uorntr lot. good laratlnn A U a n t e d X22»3&» S E W IN G M A G IIIN E T w i n t*ang wood Plat# — H*f. 17-92 csllent part of town; no Itafnear public hn<h Call 323N vrdl* tlg -aa g c o m p l . t . w ith fir; pHrnty of i r##> ft..lid 0910 after 4 10. Ci m edia . D a r n . , U u t t o n h o l . a , 1X5 F E E T . 10 lb. R a i l r o a d R a l l s 77. S itu a tio n W anted ft a Ilia C l< II ■1 IU' thin, * bedMake* fanrr D e e tg n e . ate. for C a t t l e C r o s s i n g s E t c . Ph run mi, 1 >•Blit* needs only $100 DOWN p a r t y In t h i . a r e a in t a k e 149-4114, 0 # n # \ a T e l l t h e m y ou s a w It In T h # minor repa lr • and a little NORTH ORLANDO IIOMKH 10H, Rooms F or R e n t up b a l a n c e of 4 p e j m e n t * at Hanf or d Heral d* for 9 11.000 paint All with HOUSE 54 ft Edgtmon 15 to e a c h P a l l O r l a n d o 42 5- E S T A T E H A L E C L E A N U P I t # term* to Suit reapoirtelbls OPEN 9 to l W##kd#y#-“ 24 hour d u i' t d p r ic e s , Beds , M a t t r e s s . D A Y S W O R K W r.l, T h u rs, A 1577 loll.ct buyer. Occupancy for qualified Mili­ R O O M H f o r i i S n . 4 0 1 M a g n o l i a Springs W ick er Fu rnitu re. F r i d a y 3 2 3 -!oz« 122-0720. tary $1 per .le v r e n t a l f o r E l . c O dd Tab!##, C h a irs. Ch #e t, W I L L f a r e fo r i h l l d r r n on a t r i e t a r p M H he in po .ia r w i t h GKO W ftHKPHKBD Realtor F U R N l M H E D China, G la ss, Rug*, Banks Room. private SO U T H W A R D darkly li«h.i in rni hums ( i o r . l i . e e ..f Mine L u e t f . C a r 10:00 . 5 r*o T h u r a d a ) . l. * " t b a t h 935 nto 122 *244 Frur#*l yard, R«(rieiir#s. Pi* r o ll F u r n i t u r e Co. Chance 112 M a g n o li a , F r a n * 97. H ouses For Rent 322-1717 IN V ESTM EN T A R E A L T Y r l n e ’s A n t lf iu e Hhop 115. Auton F or Hale T H I S IS I T ! l i t N P . r k Av e 111-1171 LAKE MART: 1 Bedroom. Kit* I l o Q K K L K P 1 N G ,i T y p i n g dun# R I G A u c t i o n at n i l . l . ' S B A R ­ 51. A rticlrn F o r Rent ch#n aqulppsd iiS-IOIt, at my home of y o u r o f f ic e G A IN UAHN, n r r r Sunday. 1951 FORD 8KYLINER. re­ $100 DOWN III- 1071. 1 0 , p rn l- o o G r a p e vi ll a Furnished 1 bed­ tractable hardtop, radio* heat­ “ Y ou n a m e lt -~ -W . h a v e It! " Ft** i: .000 1Iv'iult jr, tint In *ARTIALLY Are er, power steering, needs room $45 mo. Uh 122-2X17. A M E R IC A N R E N T - A L L —o l d N E \ \ 's i * A f e u s "” Flight Fa tt* ni, 10 min ul ** transmission |3I5. Ph. Ill* Ilk* from (tr n u v a 1 r < 1 Has* 5117 or •*• at 111 Garrison FURN. 1 Bedroom h o u e e , 1444 M H i a w a t h a . I l l - t i l t F O R SA LK new, 1 Ur If norn horn*. ter* Legal Notice Adult# No 1’eis 123-4059 Dr. ----ratio floor», equipped kit25 L B S. - 50c REN T A BED R o l l , w a y , l loept t e l. B a b y Low In tsrvlca chin. Unfurnl#h#de I bedroom, 2 1938 BUICK Hoad matter 71, J payxortcK of « y r u f * T i o i SANFORD HERA LD bath 401 Msttla St. Phone manta, tree than renting, door 811-1171. Bede. by Day, W eak, or I t i l * TAX D K K D rra.lv to o c c u p y . I f E T . M L Y Month, 111-I»10. ( K e r . I k t . l * F l o r i d a ■ ta lo te e of n M Av HHIHT ANt DOB McKKE USED CARS REALTY Ottha In Village CARRDLL'3 FURNITURE 1 .4 .1 P. O. l i n x f i t NO MONEY DOWN • ROOM Houee. unfurnished »50 HI tv let Ill-IMI Hall of N o'latido. |:l* llll, NOTI47K tr* HEREBY GIVEN, PERU. INDIA# A -01 Fr*n-h Ava. 131-0721 mo. I^ahte Monroe i l l -1011 Evre til-:;.71 T h a t D l e e r e t f l e d H v r v ir e e Inc. DA VH WORK, Lillie Thnmpean, I l K P t i . B A L K , 1 lle d r o n n i l i o m i lb . h o ld e r of th. f o l l o w i n g 5.’i. W anted T o Huy 121-0100. c e r t i f i c a t e h . e f ile d o . l d c e r t l unftnlehrd In Ganrva IIP f l o o t . f or l a x deed to be U e u USED FUR NTTURK Down, no qualifying Call •d th er eo n The certificate 121-9270 HI. Heal Kntntr • Sr.le C o lt a M P h i l B l a c k 151-1111, n u m b e r and y e a r of l i t u e n r e , Jeokaonvttlr Urt yeur FurnUur# t h . d e a c r lp t lo u uf l b . p r o p e r t y , MKi.iw Quirk ffwrvR# with (ha Cath. a n d t h . r , a m . In w h i c h It w . a 1 REllRO"M, 1 Bam, central M E R L E W. W A R N E R SUPER TRADING P O S T ae.ceeed are a . fnllnw a; Heat, ’ornar L l . Doubla 191-01TT _________ _ *-.rllflcate No. >4 T e a r of REALTOR Carport. Ill-Mil. Ita u .n v . I H I ini Bo Park Ill-Ill* 55. F u r n itu re F o r Sale D e .r v l.ilo . . f P ro .e rty i INNERSPRIN G M ATTRESS M E N tV i ' r . i i y L e g ("an I#, Kp# c l a l I J D pr H u r i d u s * H ) R FB I I 4If LOOK! N 17 F t r f » 11 F t « f B t , IH k I t T r 11 T h e T o w n of g .n fo rd P l.t Il'M.k 1 P * g « . 44 tu 44 and M l . M l . m . :ii k m t r a il e r For tha blggeei .election of nearly natr and uaad furnl* tura, era Noll'a Furniture Itrokarag* In Caaaalbarry N o m e In w h ic h u c m k I A l ­ ty, F l o r i d a , tu w i t : on 17*11. t ' p r n 1 d e y a I tu I L o t 5. B l o c k • F“\ T A N G L E - b e r t . U u e e .v - A l l of . . I d proWOOD S E C T IO N T H R E E p a r t y b e in g in t h . C o u n t y nf feed f u r n l t u r * a p p l i a n c e * . Ionia, a le . B.uigbi . Bold, l o r r y ' s R E P L A T a c c o r d i n g to m a p B e m l n o l . . f l a t , of F l o r i d a . U n * M a r i . M l S a n f o r d A v * . Ph or pl a t * h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In l e a . e u c h c . r t l f l c . t . . h a l l be 111-4111 plat Rook 1#, Page I I , r . d . a m . d a c o n r d ln g to l a w l b . p u b l i c R e t o r d a o f S e m l n o l i p r o p e r t y d . a c r l b e d In e u ch c.r *e F R E E E S T IM A T E ('aunty, Florida, t lf lc a t . w ill b . a<*ld to t h e " DUNE AND ORDERED a t h l g h . i t c a b bidder at tha front U p h o la t e r ln g k M atiraaa ren ­ Sanford. bem lnol. C o u n t y , d o o r of tho B e m l n o l . C o u n t y o v a t i n g N aw a U aa d F u r n l * S t a l e of F l o r i d . , t h t . 11th d . y C o u r t H e u t i » l B a a f o r g . F l o r ­ t ue * . C a l l M x B a d d l n g Mfg. id a . oa t h a f lr a t M o n d a y l a t h . of F e b r u a r y , t i l t . Co. a t 111 C e l e r y A v * . I l l m o u t h of A p r i l . I M I , w h i c h l l H IT. (S EA L) Arthur H. H .ck w ltb , J r . ; I b o 5th d i » of A p r i l . 1115. D a t o d th la M t b d a y o f r . h (-l » r ’ o f tho C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T . V l h l . n D C . r u a r y , 11*5. E C H O L S B E D D IN G CO. ( O lf lc la l C le r k * . Baal) nOESS. W IG H T k B U R F O R D B add.ng * F u r n it u r e A r t h u r II B . c k w l l h , J r . . A r n t r l c n N a l l oat B a n k B l d g A T FA C T O R Y P R IC K S : C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t . p. O. B o a 11144 t i t M ag no lia 1JI-ISI! B e m ln o l. County, r io r id a St P t t . r a b u r g . F l o r i d . I t i l l B y : H. N T a m m , J r , COURTEOUST CHARGE AC­ Attorn,), f o r P l a i n t i f f COUNTS— l i m i t e d c r e d l l If Deputy C l . r k P u b l l a h F e b . I t k M a r . 1, I , y o u o w n a ph on e, p u t cl a a a l * Publlah March J, I. II. IS MU It. I t t R (l a d A 1 i :o w o r k f o r y o u ) C D K -II C p J-l* 2 a a c r e a g e Be d r o o m T ra ile r «»n 4k * r r # e o f h i g h A d r y la n d w i t h 223 feet h i g h w a y K r m i l ­ a g e . J u a t 11 m l n u l e a f r o m H a nf or d . A n e a c e l l a n t i n v e s t m s n t , o n l y 99,294. Stemper Agency R« aIlor* Appraiser -Trades 3 32- 419 1 IM I H French A?#. S t Johns ^Realty T H E T IM E T E S T E D H i N. P a r k A v * . FIR M 111*1111 B A R T P I 1/114E R • Beat B u y B r o k e r 111*1411 D a y o r N i g h t Ball-Blair Agency Ird R a il Ea'at* — a P a rk Ava. laauranca I M II 4 1 U O IE t , WOULD YOU U K E TO OWN YOUR OWN DRESS SHOP IN YOUR HOME TOWN! IN e*« #wt« vswe Via# ewrt Utlll Mft eists •■••• IDS# vs* piste erne# war, at tvua ewk east, escwas rowa ww# #wrwaa in vane hwi towm. VOWS SMAii' INVKtIMlN? t # aseeos. easae oa itas pea piiTwaai is mu reu osva t# s in . #»■■• won will «««Piaratr eroeo vow w*tm aii.M e## e# essuTtPtl'L M >■•Sv# itHels AMeisp AMO #••• vow aTocnaa sun# a# am# Wiarta, REN O VA TIO N * Claaninc k Procagalni Fall • B ra n d N aw C o T ar f * r Matiraaa S Brand Naw Inaulatlon whara naedad SP EC IA L $M 50 ALSO) Naw Mattraaaaa.,B«i Sprlnft, Hollywood Dads, Odd Slxaa and King Slxa llada Made To Order at Factory I'rittal Wl MOII IHfOIMillM 41S Mainolia At*. Auburndalr, Fla. Echols © 1 t ill P L Y M O U T H 4 D r. 11.415 S A N F O R D M O TO R CO. 100 F re n c h Ava. 111*4111 •5* T i l l w lih R a d io A H e a te r, . • excellent co n d itio n . 111*1141. N O T IC E OF P U B L IC SALB* N o lle* la h ereb y g iv en b y t h u n d tra ltn e d th a t on W *d naaday, th * IT th day nf M arch. 1*41, nt 10:11 A. M. a t 30t S. E l m A ven ue, ln"thA C it y of S a n fo rd . C o u n ty o f Sem in ole, F lo r id a , a pub llo a a i* of « 1141 F o rd F / L 4un 1 Dr. <61 I F l I W - l l l l i a w i l l b* held for r a th tn th * h ig h aet bidder. In ep actlon o f the m otor vah lclea m ay b* h ail at :# ) S. E lm A v a n u *, In tha C it y of S an fo rd , C o u n ty of Bem lnol*, F lo rid a , th* p l i c a nf ato rag *. D ated M arch 1, 1*45, N a tio n a l B a n k o f D e ­ t r o ll. P ly m o u th O ffic e , bjr. F . A. K a h r L V ic * P raald an t. 1151 F O R D S door Sedan, N ew P a in t, n aw en g in e, good Urea, nice at 1115. 1404 P a r k A v *. a fta r * p. m. P O N T IA C B ta r C h ie f ' l l , e x ­ ce llen t condition, p ow er, a ir conditioned. A u to m a tic, R a ­ dio, m any e x tra * . Q u a lifie d p a rty may ta ka over p a y manta, C a ll 441.5007 S u n d a y A E v e n in g *. •14 V A L IA N T I Door. 4 apaad. R adio, lla a ta r , YVhlt* w ith ■led In te rio r. YVIte Juat had b a b y — Need to a a lll C o n ta c t 174 ft Iyer view.____________ 118. T ru ck fi For S a le 1159 CHEVROLET H Ton Rick* up |29l. Thompson"#: vl*-r Hi."H'llitn i V I p ry ii Mor* Av#. 120. A u to m o tiv e Se rv ic e Auto G laaa To p * A Beat C o v e r . AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 104 W . tnd at. 111-1011 A LL W ORK G U A RAN TEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED S e n k a rik G lass a n d P a i n t Com pany 105. T r a ile r Ixils - Sale G o v e rn m e n t O w ned Homed •*rk A v*. : i ! a *• v l i me I .*»• ii v It It • •It r "Til H tl 1 b IM»M i > tr» . hu t. 3 II 1 111 m 1 t wi t h i i f t * f ' 1 VM< 3 It It tt Fi r * place. Fl a Rm n « ISO; « 1i d r m 1 »rr* rtf t» nd n n La k • P hop * il# f or d e t a i l s 1. ‘ an d " i n p i t n * nt end t er m* FO R R E N T 1, 144 k 1 B A T H S 4 Bedroom, 2 hath 1180.00 KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS h 3 Payton Realty 111-1101 tit# Hiawatha at 17-11 •14 C H E V R O L E T . J d r. Bad.. « cy lin d e r, a la n d a rd a h lft. M a y he ee»n a t 101 C o u n try C lu b Road. B E D D IN G CO. I l l Magnolia A va, Banford 322*4321 123. ltoa ta & M otors D A T A S I T E ! H e ra ld w a n t eda w o rk for a« H lil# oa l i e a d ay I Gateway To Tha Watarway Robnon S p o r tin g Goods T o u r E V I N R U D E D e a ler 104 1-1 E . tat. Ph. 111-51(1 $100 DOWN FHA — VA HOMES I J. A 4 BEDROOMS 1. m A 2 BATHS kitchen e q u ipped LOW M O N TH LY P A Y M EN T S !•’ *r Cnmplfte Information ftp# or Gall Your F lJA - V A SALES RROKER W# Have Ihe Home For You STENSTROM REALTY 15(5 PARK DRIVE Ill-Id I1I-I41I — N IG H T S '------ SOUTH S E M IN O L E R EB1D EN TS CALL 838-75201 NA TION AL B A N K '^POSSESSION ! ’47 Volkl. i m bat. 139 '6Q Chav. 111)1 bsL 955 ‘49 Mercury 1791 b*L 1ST •44 Ford 1399 bsL (17 'SH Lincoln (499 bit. (19 '42 Pontiac |299 bat. (10 Jaap (997 bat. (41 '60 liambter (897 bat. (41 61 Rambler (1182 bat. (48 '48 Plymouth (399 baL (24 61 Plymouth (813 bat. (41 *44 Otda (491 baL (24 ‘4* Olda (491 b a l (32 '48 Olda (997 bal. (42 '47 Dodge (481 bal. (29 *47 DrHolo (3y» bal. (19 *47 lluick (681 bal. (32 (7 Chav, (499 bat. (31 60 Ranault (498 bal. (27 *60 Marcury (797 bal. (37 *60 Curvalr (891 bal. 939 *47 Mercury (499 1»L (19 '49 Pontiac (299 U L (11 '52 Char. (194 bal. (10 '(9 Plymouth (299 U L (17 '48 Volka (687 U L (32 •49 Renault (399 bal. (24 '46 Chevrolet (149 U L (7 JA49 m o. mo* mo. IBO. mo, mo. mo* mo. mu. mo. mo. n o. mo. m o. mo. m o. m o. HANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Hanford, Florida 822-4(93 National Rrpoairaalona IUI& �<*> • I I c Ry Barbara Frye TALLAHASSF.E ( U H ) The 1065 Florida Legislature may he asked to revise nil valorem tax laws to bring •bout more uniformity of real estate assessment practice* in the 67 counties. The session which convenes on April 0 for 60 day* already haa more work to do than time to do it, so any sweep­ ing changes In property tax legislation is likely to be left for a proposed interim study of the entire state and local tax structure. Immediate goal of the rom* Ing Legislature will be to head off tha multiplicity of law aulta, several of which already have thrown the as­ sessors into a stale of eonfusion. Rep. William O'Neill, of Ocala, chairman of a select V. I 'v t taxes as compared to the na­ tional level of 43.9 p tr cent. A t related to income, prop­ erty tax collections in Florida were *39.14 per *1,000 of per­ sonal (ncomc, but nationally were $43.33. thij way in 1062: Counties collected 20.2 p*r cent, cities 23.8 per cent, school districts 38.8 per cent and special dis­ tricts 3.2 per cent. As an example of the startling changes in the paat five years, it is interesting to note that assessed valuation of real estate in Ftorlda jumped 157 per cent between 1957 and 1962. This was the largest increase In the na­ tion and only two other states increased more than Comptroller Ray Green al­ ready haa served notice ha ia threatened. going to sta rt getting tough with local assessors hut there is some question of how big a stick he carries under present law. »* The just value law provides seven criteria of value for real eslale and requires pro­ "The question is who is go portionate millage reductions ing to make them follow; it,' where general reassessment la accomplished. he said. In 1964, Leon, Osceola and Nassau Counties reassessed. Dade County admitted is was assessing at 50 per cent of just Value and was ordered by the Supreme Court, in n landmark ruling, to double all assessed values. The court said fractional assessment* were illegal. The result pushed total val­ uations in Dade from *3 bil­ lon plus to $6 billion plus. Another suit, involving tax 'assessment levels in hig Duval. County, is now prnding committee named recently to study the problem, said the principal need is for specific provisions of enforcement of present laws. O’Neill said the “just value" law enartrd by the last legislature would do the Job If assessors would all follow ‘It's a pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic.' thru Sat. - March 20 C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S — G. te n a n c e T r a in in g D e ta c h m e n t f r o m c h ie f to en sig n d u r in g Mrs. F c lg a r sn a p s on his new A. Keltfiir,' a tta c h e d to N aval A ir M a in ­ 1002, i.s c o n g r a tu la te d upon his prom otion cerem onies a t S a n f o r d N a v a l Air S ta tio n . shoulder hoards. ' . ( N a v y I’hoto) SHELL W S E w 17-92 W E S E R V I C E AND It KIW I It F O R E IG N CARS the Across 27th f f Y o u mean it? and 27th St. Pinecrest Shopping Center Eddie paid less for FREE BALLO O N S! that full-size Olds 8H than a car with a ’low-price’ name? 6 Move over, Eddie, B O TTLE CA RTO N •there’s going to he ’another new Olds on this block ! • • WITH THE PURCHASE OF 8 GALLONS OR MORE on gasoline purchases with oil change and lube GASOLINE — DURING OUR GRAND OPENING FREE LO LLIPO PS! SPECIAL 72 HOUR J m t t r 88 Your chance to step out in style and save! Try a Rocket in Action! tu VWMIKM suTHOSiltB Muuoiut gust in m i i » . .. t » i n w scrum in H O LLER M O TO R SALES CO ., Cor. 2nd fir Palmetto STARTS THURSDAY MORNING AT SIX—AND WE’LL BE OPEN ALL NIGHT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WITH EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS GOODYEAR TIRES. DROP IN A N Y TIME — SAVE REAL DOLLARS ON ONE TIRE OR A SET! ftaOOI>/r*YEAR �V __ .1’ CL Topnotch movie entertain­ ment is Walt Disney's new Technicolor film, “ Those CalJ o w a y s . ” Senior class of Sem­ i n o l e High School is sponsor­ ing the showing starting Thursday through March 24 at the Ritz Theatre. Tickets arc av a ila b le -from all SHS seniors, who will receive a percentage of the take for the Senior Class Fund. * • • • It flys! Bill Rogers of 107 Waits Drive, Sunland Estates, recently finished the months)»ng job of rebuilding » <1*3 piper Cub in his carport and backyard. He took to the air last week and all was success­ ful. Rogers is a licensed pi* lot and is employed ns a ci­ vilian engineer at the Naval Air Station. W inter Storm Hits North Four States Blasted By Tornadoes Seminole County * * * * on the St* Johns River P h o n e 822-2611 * * * * “The N ile of America” Zip Code 32771 United P rr is International W E A T H E R : C o n tin u e d w a r m , possible s c a t t e r e d s h o w e rs T h u r s d a y ; Imv t o n ig h t in 60s. With spring three day* away, a big winter storm VOL. 57 U n ite d T re ss L e a se d W ire NO. 148 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E s ta b lis h e d 1908 W E D N E S D A Y , M A RCH 17, 1965 pushed into the Midwest today with blinding snoiV and a cold wave. A midnight tornado strafed Tyler, Tex. Heavy snow warnings were out from upper Michigan to Nebraska. The temperature tumbled to P below In Mon­ tana early today. MIAMI — A Cana­ Nearly two inches of snow dian cook from a schooner. fell at Chicago during the • • • Bernard Dooley. 4t». of Toronto, night. The weather bureau is^ Three former Sanford pro drowned Tuesday night in a | sued a heavy snow warning C U T KENNEDY ( UN ) TALLAHASSEE (L T D — bnseball players are on the lxtn ting accident here. L S technicians today pre I and advised of hazardous The bend of Florida's controstalling lineup of the Kan*«s pared a Iwo-sealer Gemini vrr*i*l nff-enmpus study pm( tty A “a. Kenny llarrclson. driving conditions. space capsule and its Titan 2 The tornado that hit Tylrr gram will soon find his fate first baseman with the 1959 LONDON 1 1 I’ll —A British rocket booster for a final cru­ was one of several that pop­ pretty much in the hands of team, hit a home run Monray army sergeant, IVter S. Al­ cial test that hopefully will ped out of the skies in Texas, the Board ef Regents—an against the Reds to win the len, 33, who hnd been attached clear Hie way (or an attempt Kansas and Oklahoma late agency now desolate as it game. Bill Bryan, former to the British War Office, was to launch the nation's first twoTuesday as part of the over­ awaits appointments from Sanford catcher, also hit a arrested on charges he passul man orbital (light next 'lues all storm pattrrn Gov. Ilaydon Burns. bonier In the same game. Forsecrets “ useful to au enemy." day. 50-MILK WIND Burns told the Cahinet he ^ tner Sanford shortstop Dick Fifty mile an hour winds plans to appoint regents soon The simulation mission. Cal Green now is stnrting a t sec­ and torrential rams smacked and will ask them to help de­ od for Thursday, will give as ond base for tbe Athletics. WEST END. Grand llaha Ironatll* John W. Young and Tyler, damaging nearly every cide if Dr. Myron Bice should All u e te rookies in Sanford mas Island il l’ll — V woman Virgil I. Grissom, their space home along a 20-block stretch, he allowed to contim)e s< in ‘lor.ll. employe was killed as the mot machine and a worldwide net and dumping a quarter of an head of the Florida Institute • ■ ■ of the Jack Tar Grand Ha work a complete workout inch of rain in 10 minutes. fo r Continuing University shed a tear for Mrs. Kathy hamas Chib Hotel collapsed No one was injured. But two SlUilies (FB 'U S). If all goo* well. Young and Macl.auchlin, who broke both during a heavy downjtour. hospitals were put on em er­ Grissom will climb aboard the It was the Governor who mins last week at the skat­ gency power and roofs were touched off the controversy 6,900 pound capsule next Torsing link, and give a cheer for 1 ripped from buildings in the when he charged that FB I'S dnv morning for a ...........vrbil, her husband Hill, who now LONDON 1 1 I’ll — Britain four • hour 32 - minute flight 1 eastern part of Tyler. was operating with over 200 • waits on his wife hand and today called on tile Soviet around earth | A half dozen funnels dipped employe*, while authorized on­ foot Page i ol. II J Furman. t ’nioii to agree to tccotnmo­ The mission will put the down near Winfield. Kan ly 7.i by the state. also a I 7 i skater. tile Geneva disaiament ivn United States tiaik in the Nearby, another t o r n a d o • • • The original i lunge was up­ f< ronec- a- <oim as possihle business of manned explora­ struck several houses and a held It days ago by the old Tcetiageis will gel a chanre and negotiate a ban on the tion of space after a “quiet grain elevator near Gcuda Hoard of Regent*, appointed to show their driving skill spread of nuclear weapons. .Springs, Kan period" of 22 months during the final hours of the when the Sanford-Seminole At the other end of the F a n is Bryant sdminieti;ati- n. Jnyiees hold their driving Big Split ' slate, there were two torna 'I tie regents' last act w as to i ..id i n Saturday, March -• Ul INN t,LT’D - West Gcr I does near Harden City. eider Rice to cut d"wrt to 'Die contest will be held in many's forthcoming exchange ALABAMA HIT authorized strength. I be- public parking lot across of am bsssadon with Israel Is Tornadoes skipped through The chief executive told th« • from the post office. Terry .» !Qxperted Jo create a long-term north central Oklahoma late Cabinet Blee is "too well *dChristensen and Wayne Al­ ! l?Tt betw/sn Bonn and tha | Tuesday leaving one person nested” to (dead ignorant1* of bert ate co-chairmen for tbe I Arab world, observera as Id injured and more than a dor hm ital’ims whteh the Legisla­ tv cut. TALLAHASSEE ft I'M today. en larni houses and other . . . ture set down in cteaUng The Supreme Court today orbuildings damaged FB'US. The North Florida Kvr vtcred a new Dial lor Mrs ‘ I do not want to see the Hank, with which the Seminole - \tt \S t• 1 \ ( l.T li — Lewis Vesta lletlges, who was sen TL’SCL'MBIA, Ala ( U P I I — l 1 \ I M \ ( ' h AI .L nnti .v ' n i ' di II.ill t r ijf lit), N-niiHospital Eve Hank Associa A twister struck the heart id W'lthwlula p m ji.',.-« ,.f K |r . It Malta.' Jr . piosidenl id tenced to prison lor up to go ■ null- i l l ' l l Si Iliad j u ' i t i n t i :i | ‘t, u l «-i I -lull- lu u in ts I S I -T simply hri'Uiise of lom is affiliated, celebrates Natnui.il Vir l.lfies, accused years on cltar.t « <i| killing tiei a lour city metropolitan aiea m u la d n iitn stiu tn it,'' the g o v ­ its third annivei snry thi* na tin- tu p t w i r l i n g , 1. 1,1 in a vuiitv-st su iu 'tio n the gvivernment of encroach 36 year old Ihi> Iriend today destroying at least to e rn o r tie,d ated . 4 month The eye bank has indit­ Mrs. Hedges fa!ally shut the i->1 by tlio I ' S. Tw n l m y A " i n t.it inn jit I’n Im o tto . ing on private industry, using homes and injuring 16 per The Cabinet routinely rned retim e the sight of more its power on the side of unions, man during an argument in T i i f > I! S ' ' A ” n i n j u t i - t t« t uf j i s wi i n t u p t e a m sons duiM-d tile I I CI ' S cutbacks than lf>;» persons during its an I It i mg ' ti tie all things to tier Orlando home four years Power was knocked out at llU tlu l I'lu* I ’S T A > t . i *. • <.\ ll|«* C U I l t o s t w i l l lit* ordered b\ the resigning log­ hi o f lifetime. all people—ImiIIi at home and ago Her conviction was up Tusctimbia, Midfield a n d • • • outs. adding that the new in Id tn XI m uttllt jit S a l . t " i d ul Ol latlilu. held hy the le n tia l Flurtda Muscle shoals and across tly aid usd ' Hoard of Regents should re­ Feeling ill T Maybe you Court ol Appeals Tennessee ltiver at Florence, evaluate the pr- grinn quickly. have toxoplasmosis or schist­ The high court, m an opin­ Ala. Under the paring down, 37 osomiasis. Those are two ion Wl l l t en hy Jii'llte Camp K11 I S worker a were dismiss­ late diseases noted in Fbnida hell Thornal. said the Circuit ed and 1*3 wete transferred last year, according In tinjudge who presids'd over the to instruction jobs at stale Stale Hoard of Health. Snails trial should hive given the universities 4 carry schiitosmissis, and tox­ jury additmnal information NEW YORK ( U PI)—Famed It.sh by birth descent nr sim rade is one of New York's concerning the law of self de oplasmosis is carried by mammals. Both are parasitic Fifth Avenue turned green ply in spirit - dirt a march, favorite outdoor events. On tense WASHINGTON (LTD diseases. v ith Lire today fur the aimu.il I g and reel thiough Hie enter this day everyone is an hon tt said the judge should have • • • Sens Spcssard L. Holland and ■id green lu decked heart of oiary Irishman amt hy night told the lurv there was no M P.ili i k s Day p.ir . It m 'till,rinn it a four hour fall the Blarney Slone will Helen Wv nn. •■girl Friday" George A. Smathers urged La need for a j»r'on attacked in v tindi tran-toi ined *hts tin it" wj ve <>| ninth ,nd music. have been thoroughly polished to r a p t f . W Swanson. San­ hnr Secretary W Wtllard W.trtt his own home to rrtre.it from poltt.m melting past into to l i s l i l c a weir arrnmpan by Eire * sorts for a-day. ford Naval Air Station corn again tn allow more foreign the attacker to avoid the taking Iri laud for a day. l' it hv a w< e hit of (lull hut nsandmg officer, is home laborers to he used in Florida of a life More than inu.iinu Irishmen SYDNEY i U P I)—The Syd Hut a Labor Department *[h> Him ., hit ol lii'h in.si would fnim III,- hnsptal after major 'Hie Jiidg, told the |iu> only ney Mirror quoted a South — it iiiutti rs not it tli,-y h. 1,1 'l„ tnappTopt tali surgery, and reported "doing kesman said Wlrtz is still op that in or tie i lo instifv taking Vietnamese official today as .Sixty hall.ilion,.| march posed to the idea. ® fill." . . . Will t-c hack on the a life in * 'e lf defense ease <r' began asseiiihltng lor the Wirti has been criticized (or saving three Vietnamese in job in a!>ni|t tw" weeks. the person attacked must show• * • Irving to solve Florida s rrnp trllerliuls were pushed out of I .,t .<dc s >l*t t at noon tie has turd all reasonable a plane without parachutes Hundred' ol lliiei'.ind* nl Flank Volloline. The Her harvmlinc problems with in mean* wK’nn Ins power to - pe, tutors i .uli veil line the nl,P- inculation manager. did competent domestic latiorer* over North t u t Nam last avoid the dan get I \ K K l A N 11 i l l ' l l T u n Monday tin hacking a peace I a l.rd, s path lioin Util Stu rt „ ,1 uhle take the other morn and with costing Florida agri iiu n lu tii ml stntiik'*' «'f the mm ernciit culture millions of dollais. noiih to hitli sire< t along lug tin new “s ta rt" orders to The newspaper quoted NguMIAMI l l’li—Porter Hum t llth An line uni till'll ■ast ott Itt't nnmjt»‘ luttim tit lirmar deliver our pnper. The name j r n Xuan Oanh who served er it. ritv manager at llo si.tli Street to l u - t Avenue pint, saleii here nnd robbed * was the same hut the addresscs South Viet Nam's acting etiester \ Y said lie would Counties* ollti’ls watv'ti Hie all tn^* Mk's iu y uf fthnut irfMJlOd ,n weir- different, f l a n k had T ilt s<l«) . premier on two occasions la»t la available May 1 to tak< tin a, speit. ieb' oil t* lev istnti ■ id le rs to start delivering The I'oliif fatid the men, lM«th year Oanh said the plane look over hi' ft* w yob as manager 7 In St Pali II I. s Day pa ® )|, raid tn Hill lllalock at Key m i n • k r (I, hnrued into the P«d k off from the American air o ' Dade < minty, I la By Margarrl Covliv West and to Util Hlalock nl foiinty hmru h tnir n|fem y Hie county commissioners base at Da Nang after a Voting in North Orlando l.origwnod. TAMPA ( U P lt—A Tampa I “ farewell ceremony" attend shortly nfiei Ihe f» |» m. r i m ­ Tuesday fur four members to voted a I Tuesday to give the Disbarred Bay area dairyman warned TU.l.AH \ssl.K U PI) — ing time. They thieutened the village council wa* light, ed by three government mm post to Homer, who has he< n milk producer* in 3 counties I V STill I* SllRM (til1 ( iiurt Ifi* four vttemeft ui t h k una mul as expected, since all candl isters (tty manager of Tucson. Art/ .Appraisal Firm face financial ruin unless a “They were thrown out of and once uotked in cits gov tldi debarred Miami attur • bMfied out • M*h d iuw rrt mid dates well unopposed except federal marketing order is es­ Decision Tonight the plane all right, hut they ernment at Kansa, City. Mo n*v Muni# K Manner. who the s*fr. In one race tablished By Donna Estes T h e men nyrfb*nV#d * no! her didn't have parachutes." Oah Homer replares Irving Mr u*v charged bv the Florid* (if 3tfi eligible. ID) residents M .1 Hanson, a Hillsbor­ Altamonte Springs T o w n was quoted “These things Yavr, who wa sflud last Or lt*r w P4i making per*)»nal u*e I D ’ .mm to thetr Im ste to get Vere rrgisteied With (A of ough County dairyman, told a Counrtl will meet in regular I id funds t* binging to .« rlirnt oul of the ImiM intr toiler happen in wartime." them voting, including four market m avion at 8 p m today in the public hearing that absentee ballots. conditions in the region have Town Hall at which time May­ Official count, a* reported or W Lawmence Swofford haa dropped to the point where by Mrs. Floyd Green, elrction coats exceed sales and it's im ­ requested council decision he clerk, votes cast showed Char­ handed down on naming a possible to produce milk at a les E Rowell for group one profit. firm to handle reappraisal of got H), Lloyd Brown, group all town properties M a n n tt defending the air­ north of Saigon, it was dis­ three, 56; group four candi­ DA NANG, South Viet the 26 newsmen now here. Among other items on the Supreme Court dates George T Fuller, 61, closed today. The Air Forra annoL^ued base. Nam ( U P II—The U. S. Army agenda are finalizing contract But they are now denied Government tronpe broke it and Donald Wilcox, three; Rejects Review that they rould move /about follow, ,1 tha Air Force lead for the municipal water >yiaiirss to Air Force '"terri­ up by shooting and killing and Ja y A. Wetz, group five, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) tem and opening of bida for the Da Nang air base only if tory.” one agitator and arresting 56. The Supreme Court refused to­ today and banned newsmen a number of street signs. fi ve American newsmen too. Unless a special meeting ia day to review a district court from mingling with G it tn accompanied hy one of the were chased hy l , S. air Nn major si lion was report­ called, organizational meeting decision upholding a ruling meaahalis a n d servicemen's two selected escort officers. It also banned newsmen police and temporarily taken ed today on the military front of the new rotincil U slated that Stale Rep. Coy Mitchell, clubs around this military TO EXPLAIN fiont riii-s, hul Is and clubs, into custody when they tried hut the commander of the U. for April 5 at which time WASHINGTON (U P I) — of Marianna, was guilty of stronghold. to visit the Marines Tuesday. S. 7th Fleet told newsmen council members will elect a A spokesman for the senior with or without an escort. Treasury Secretary C. Douglas prabtidng dentistry without a American planes were poised new mayor and make other The press corps in Da Nang American Army advisor in Da Dillon was called before a Sen­ license. SAIGON (U P I)—Seventeen to bomb tile north on a once- municipal appointments. First Mitchell, owner of Mitcbel Nang said' meaahalis and ia made up mostly of Ameri­ ate committee today to explain official business meeting will an administrative decision Dentsl Laboratory, was.direct­ clubs were already so crowd­ cana who cama here to cover hundred persons demonstrated a-day basis. The Communist capital of be held April 6. which saved members of the ed by Jackson Circuit Court lo ed—with about 8,000 U. S. the U. H Air F o u r homhfTig in favor of the Communist Dave l'ilson is the holdover du fo n t la mil) millions of dol- stop making dentures without svrvicrmen stationed l i n e — ranis against Noith Viet Nam Viet Cong Tuesday in liiuh Hanoi was lepuilrd braving coumJljBiV th a t Uieie was zmi rfozu for [and the activities uf 3,Svti , Mint) Piui tova <(L>U nil lea for air laida. a prtKTipUoa. M W A ... Two-Man Orbit BRIEFS Scheduled For Cook Drowns turn Next Tuesday FICUS Head's Fate In Hands Of New Board Soldier Held Roof Falls Nuclear Ran Vesta Hedges Wins New Trial Hits Policies New York Green For A Day Senators Seek Foreign Labor 3 Men Dumped From Airplane Dade Manager Position Filled Licenses Yield $30,000 Lool N. Orlando Vote Milk Market 65% Tuesday Order Needed Filib u ste r P ro m ised W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — P r e s i d e n t J o h n s o n t o ­ day sends to C ongress n lo ng-aw aited v o tin g r i g h t s bill in a n s w e r to th e soft h y m n s a n d t h u n d e r i n g p r o ­ te s ts o f N egroes d e m a n d in g e q u a lity a t t h e polls. Last m in u te technical revisions w e re still b e in g considered b u t tb e W h ite H ouse w as e xpected to r e ­ lease \ h c te x t o f tlie bill some tim e dtirinir th e da y. Corporations' Face Check On Iniangible lax Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said he expected ns many ns 50 members—half the Senate's memhei ship—tn sponsor Ih«* hill when it is introduced* He milled ih.it judiciary committee heat-tups TAt I \HARSEE fU H > — may begin Friday of next The St. Petersburg Times .Monday. The only threat tn solid saiil tuiliiy Comptroller Ray support of the prnpos.il m E. Green tins ordered an im­ the Senate ranie from Konth* mediate elirrk of illtnncibla rrn members, who served no Inx payment* made by every Ttce they would try to talk the (till to death ns they a t ­ major corporation in t h e tempted to do with the civil e la te . rights hill Inst yearGreen said Hirer auditor* i ii iiu s t i : u from bn* office were assignSen. Allen J, Fllender (P* ed lo look pver income tax re-, La.) pledged lo talk " jis long as (out gives me breath*1 turns nnd Intangible tax re­ against any effort to spell turns submitted by corpora­ tut voting reipiiiemvnts in tion* to determine whether the hill. they owe the ulnte money. Itut most observers believed The Investigation started Hint if there wus a filibuster, wlien an apparent diserepnnit would only be a token one ■y was discovered in tbe b e e n u s e the Southerners amount of intangible taxes know they are beaten. paid hy the St. Joe Paper As presently drafted, tbe Company and the amount of lull would apply to eertatn stock' it reported to stock­ states wheie discriminatory holder* that it own*. Ttie com­ tests or other device* are pany paid taxes on 132 mil­ used to deny the Ncgiuca the ium vvoi Hi of storks, bond* tight to \ile. and ni'li hut told stockholder* Thr f»"x| would be wbethel it own* f s s million in , looks. less than 50 |«'i teal %•( tin ^ H u n ,In •I* uf I lot itlii com eligible tlti/cii* were irpiMei p flfI W‘ 4 *• wii NtiH’k, their own ed or hid voted lit the NoLMini jitoi k of tuher compmufit, vemher election hist year. i.je n which thr *tttte collect* This would hi mg the full tu iiitungiMr tux. force ol the government down | (itrrii mi i*l bi» dt'j’nrtUU'UL oil SIX South) i n aT.i U * mi oattgiil loit df tin* f'l. Joti tom-mim. Mi"is-i|«pi, Alii l .tjo i ( tim p iiiiy tax K 't u in n 1'iiina, to ol pm, F mth I'm bail not been complete*!, llo liua nnd Virginia. mill nn report would he mid* DANS t M UK TESTS ft would HUtoiniit , until tin* che» k of *11 compart* without losoit lo am lour! n iv hnd lieeu fitiiHhcd wtiifi 1 114*tu all up at mil f," he m l ion, han tkt i, i of nut,hi >atd !y applied voting ipiuldno Mihl,* and bond< a ir taxed t lotis m these slat* v and n > the Mate luit assessed hy ipllle them to u-»e a Mtupl*' 'I lie t n\, uniform form asking * nlv tin* i imihI v t.iv name, nddiess and l o id* to * tow* tr u t h of tthe per cent, is •Itu on Apt it 1 and is based of a vofet apple ant 1u uddn ion, some couttl n ** ..f T l lie Value of intangibles ui in other states also would to •«f D*» II llie previous year* 4oveicd I \ t to hill NII «le» I 1t o i l s , and gt n o t nl fid e ia b i o n ti'B t* W o u ld in I d llti be pi nun* v . and l ot •(! covered. '1 lie rffei t of t !.is pi ovisinn would be to sw«)'p aside III••t m y ti s i s . euiisT t tl o i tl if»*• r pi etat loll testa of affidavits attesting to good moral t h u i u c t i i " — all devices now employed in some a n u s to disci imimite against Nigi«a s1 he othei main feu I ui e of the Jnll woubl piov oil l**r fed­ eral eXIiinilo i > lo make suit that Negioea his i#gijJ*ied Switches Rather Than Fighl m : Alt WATER (L’P II—Ths rhnii man of the Plnella* I'ounty Commission denounc­ ed the county's Republican eominiltee lor its “ radical Mutu wliti! influenees" and '.ml lie'll »u ilrh ills voter real'll ition lo tVmocrat Uiof aliiiosl 20 year* of a m i J*e | ( l i l t t e d t o V o l e w h e i e be |onj Hid lo tlw llepubliean county in haul i*’gistiuf* re­ fuse to complv Willi the law. party 1 have decided to d u n c r nn xoier reuislriition *— 4 In la i urn, a rejtlslered Dentorr.il volet," said John W. N IMlill lit. >N r. UNKSV I LI K U FI I — pr Hun-el He made hi* atlark in t I'.manuel Sul* r ,ippointi*1 dean of the l mvrrsilv id I, tier to hdii-ir L Kiefer, Y ofnl.i > collect ol medu Itu i lion man ol I lie Pinellas loda> repljtiug I h tjeurg* I i iiiuty Krpuljlican kummilleu. lUrndt, resigned AUTO m A W S — AND — S K iN A T l’RK LOANS CO HAND IN HAND AT — R ep o rters 1B an ish ed ' "WHEN YOU ABE ELIGIBLE Knit ONE — YOU AIIK ELIGIBLE FOR THE OTHER — IT'S E A S Y ............ ^ CALL R A L P H P K /.O l.l) OR JIM DOUC E T T E T E L E P H O N E .'122-1611 AYHEIIE ELSE CAN YOU GET t i l l s KIND OF SERVICE WHEN FINANCING AN AUTO? FLORIDA STATE BANK M ember F .D .I.C . w / • � 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 16, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 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 16, 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/db7cfcba6ad46caa3a99f1458d9aed78.pdf a904d2d86f6e3a050ab1cc3a42a7b6db PDF Text Text V * T H E SEV EN TH -D A T AD V EN TIST CHURCH C o r n e r Tth A E l m J . I* M arsh all --------------- P e e t o r SER V IC ES IATU RD AT— S a b b a t h School _ _ t : l d »- m. W o r s h i p Berr ien _ 11 ltd a. m. W ed n a a d a y N l s b t P r a y e r S « r v l c e ------ T i l l p. ra. F I R S T BA PTIST CHURCH 111 P e r k Avenue r . B C h i n e e _________Pael oy M o r n in g W o r s h ip — 1 :1* a- m. S u n d a y School — __ 1 : 1 ! a m. M o r n i n g W o r s h ip — 11:10 e m. T r a i n i n g Union _ 1:10 p m. E v e n i n g W oreh lp - T : t l p. m. W e d . P r a y e r S er vice T i l l p. ra. Alliance E L D E R SP R IN GS B A P T I S T Old Or lando Rd. nt H ee l e r Av*. B. H am ilt on Orlffln _ P a s t o r Sund ay Sch ool ____ 0:40 a m. M orning W orehlp — 11:00 e- m. T r a i n i n g Union — l : l i p m. E v e n i n g Worship — T i l l p. m. P r a y e r • • r v l o * ------ T :l » p. m. Assembly Of God P1N EC R EH T A S S E M B L Y O P OOD C H U R C H Cor . ITtb And Elm H. M. W i l d e r --------------- P e e l o r Su n d ey Sch ool —— l : t ! e. ra. M o r n in g W orah lp — 18:10 a. m. E v e n i n g W orehlp — T : l t p. tn. T o o t h S * r v . (S un .) _ 4:00 p. m. M i d - W e e k Serv. ( W e d .) . T:J* p. m. Baptist C E N T R A L B A P T I S T C HU RCH Cor . I t l h SL A Oak Av*. Onll Sm ith — --------------- P e e t o r Su n d ay School — M l a. m. M o r n in g W oreh lp — l l i » * a. ra. T r a i n i n g Uunlon — d i l l P- m. E v e n i n g S er vice — _ BiOfl p. m. V 'e d. P r a y e r S ervice M O p. m. N u ra e r y Open W T R R ________________I : * 9 P- »• Su nday Nil* B r o s d c e e l W E S T 8 I D E MISSIONARY B A PT IST CHURCH I t h Sl. * Holly Av*. J o h n R. K i n g ------------- P e e t o r Su nday School ------ 10:08 a. m. 0un dir M orning Worehlp — 11:00 !• tnHundey E v e n i n g W orehlp _ 1:10 p. m. W ad n eedey P r a y e r S e r v i c e ------ 1:1 * P- ra. 't Episcopal Methodist CHRIST CHURCH Chu reh S t r e e L L o n gw ood F r . C h a r le s W . I t e w o r L J r . V lc e r H o ly Com munion — l : M a m. F a m i l y S ervice A O R A C E M ET H O D IST C HUR C H On ore R d , e l Wo odlan d A v e , Rev. J o h n H. H i re s J r , r e e t o r C hu rc h School _ t i l t a m. H o r n in g W or eh lp — 11 :o« a m. M T F ------------------------ - l i t * P. ra. Baptist Adventist C H R I S T IA N MISSIO NARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 P a r k Avn. nt I t t h SL R e v . Cli ffor d E . Iln rro d. P e e t o r Su nd ay School — * : < ! a- tn. W o r s h ip Servi ce — ! l : o o a. m. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p — M O p• m. A ll ia nc e Y o u i h Fellowship ( T u e e ) d : ! « p. ra. ,* Cleeses - 1:11 a m. H O L T CROSS dll A P ark A v a F r . L e r o y D. Eloper, R e c t o r Ho ly C om munion Til l a m. F a m i l y S e r v i c e and Su nd ay School _ _ 1.88 a. m. Mor ni ng P r a y e r ( F i r s t Sund ay — H oly Com munion 11: 11 a B A P T I S T MISSION EN TERPRISE Su nd ay S c h o o l _____ 0:41 a ra. Morning W orehlp - 11:0 0 a ra. T r a i n i n g Union ------ 0:40 p. ra. E v e n i n g W orehlp — T;10 p. m. W ed. Night P r a y e r Mealing _ T:10 p. m. R ev. R. J . B o y n t o n ____ P e e t o r Free Methodist Christian F R E E M ET H O D IS T C H U R C H C o r n e r t l h SL en d L a u r e l A v a R ev . L »L K e ll e y _ _ Pastor T ele p h o n e: I l l - T t l l Su nday School ____ l : t t a m. Mor ning W ors h ip __ 10:41 a m. E v e n i n g W o r s h ip __ T;00 p. ra. Wed. P r a y e r S ervice T:10 p. c a F I R S T CH R IST IA N C H U R C H D I S C I P L E S OP C H R I S T HOT S Sanford A v a IL Vornon F u l l e r Su nday S c h o o l ------ 1:10 a ra. M o r n l n s W ors h ip - 11:00 a ra. Church Of Christ CHURCH O F CH RIST l t l l P e r k Av en ue B e r t B r o w n ______ E v a n g e l i s t Sunday Bible Stud y ------ — 10:00 a m. Morning W or ahl p — 11:0 0 a m. E v e n i n g B e rv U * — 0:10 p. m. Be* "H e ra ld ot T r u t h ” 1 p. ra. Sunday on Chan nel I ( T u esd ay Lad laa Bible Claaa _ 1:10 a. ra. Man'* C l a a e ------ — M 0 P- ra. Wednaada y Bible C l e e * ______ M 0 P ™. Lutheran GOOD S H E P H E R D LU TH ER A N CHURCH Hud A Orlando Drive Hw y. I T - l t ) San ford, F l o r i d a Itt-T Ill T h e R e v . J . Gor don P o o r y, Fetlo r Sund ay School ____ 1:11 a ra. Mor ni ng W orehlp __ 11:00 a m. C om m u nio n— F l r e t Sunday I d E ach Month K i n d e r g a r t e n e n d N u r se r y CHURCH O F C H R IS T Oen ev n n e l p h B re w e r J r . Evengallat Blbl* f c h o o l ----------1:10 a. m. Mor ni ng Worehlp — 1 :1 0 a mE enl ng Worehlp — 1:10 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r S ervice 1:00 p. m- P1N ECRE8T BA PTIST CHURCH Onorn Itoed M o r n i n g W ore h lp . 11:00 *Su nd ey Sch ool . . . — 0:11 A. T r a i n i n g U n i o n ------0 : l t p E v e n i n g W o ra h lp — 1:10 p. W ad O f f i c e r * A T e a c h e r * M e e t i n g ------------- — 0:10 p. P AO LA C H U R C H Ob C H R I S T H i g h w a y 40 W e e l M o rr is R u b y -------- E v a n g e l i s t B i b l e C l e e * ______ 10:00 a m. M o rn in g W ora h lp — 11:00 a m. E v e n i n g W o re h lp — 0:08 p m. B l b l * Cleaeee Wed. - T :10 p. m- JO R D A N M ISSIO N A R Y I4APTIST CHURCH 1011 w F i r s t S t r e e t S u n d a y S c h o o l ____ 10:00 *_ m. M u r n l n g W ora h lp 11:00 a ro. I l lb l * S tu d y i S u n d a y ) T:00 p m. E v a n g a l t a t l o S e r v i c e 1:00 p. m. W a d P r a y e r M ea t _ 1:00 p m. B ill S t a p h a n * -----------------P a a l o r A C o rd ial W e l c o m e to All FIR ST TH E CHURCH FOR A L L A L L FOR THE CHURCH TH# Church k th* ir* « l r * l t t c in r >m\ Mirth for th* building of dhnir»i> I f f and gCKidl d f lm w h ip ll i* a ilorahoui f of •piniual va!uc« Withoul a •trong Church, neither democracy nor dvilixation can aurvive There* a r t four aourvd n a a m a why every j e n o n »hould attend ierviaw rrguUrly and aupfiort the Church They are: * l ) For hi* own take t 2 » For hla children'• aake. (3 ) For 111# take of hia community and nation i 4 ) For tha aaka of tlie Church itself, which newla hla moral and material auppurl Plan to go to church regu Urly and read your Bible daily. Christian Science CHURCH O F C H R IS T SCIEN TIST 100 Emit Second S t re e t Sunday Se rv ice A Su nday School — _ 11:00 a. mSu bject : "S u b alan c o" W a d n a a d a r Servi ce _ i: 80 p m. K i - d l n g R o o m : lol W. F l r e t W t a w d a y * : 10:10 a m — 4:10 p m Church Of God OAKLAWN B A P T IS T CHURCH 1741 C o u n t r y C lu b Road Sp on sore d by F i r s t B a p t i s t Chureh Rev , R. T. U e r r e t t ------ P e a l o r Su nd ay Sch ool — — 0:41 a, m. W ore h lp b * r v l c » — 11:00 *- m. T r a i n i n g Union — — t : l l p m. E v e n i n g W o re h l p — T;10 p. m. W e d I 'r a y a r Sa rv. — 7:10 p m. C H U R C H O F GOD lin d A French L. II. A l f o r d _____ L ......... P e e t o r Su nd ey S c h o o l ____ 0 : 4 i a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. F. van gall atlc flarv. . . . T 00 p. m. F a m i l y Night Service T. I». E Wad ____ I 10 p m. O STEEN BA PT IST CHURCH IIW T. 41! Pb. M I - 1 1 1 4 F a ,lo r C h aata r W. P l a n k S u n d a y School 10:00 a. m. M n rn ln g Servlc # l l : c o a. m. T r a i n i n g Union 4:10 p- rn. ICvanlng Sar vlc a — T : I 0 p. m. U adnaaday M eetin g * O r g a n is a t i o n s ----- M O p rn. P r a y e r ____ M o p. m. C b o l r _______________ 1:10 p. ro. C H U R C H O F GOD OK P R O P I I E C T 1 5 0 ! E lm A vanu * Rav. R o b e r t W atch . . . P a a tn r Su nd ay School __. . . * * & a m. W o ra h l p S e r v i c e l i c i t a m. E ng alia ti c S i r * . __Tilt) p. m. Tueday: B l b l * T r a i n i n g ____ T :4 l p m. Thursday: T o u n g P e o p l e g e r v l c * T :4I p m . LU TH E R A N CHURCH OP THE REDEEM ER 101 W. l l t h P la c e " T h e C h u r ch of th e L u t h e r a n H o u r" end T V "T b l a la th e Life" H e r b e r t IV. Ooaraa ____ F a c t o r S u n d e r Sch ool — __ 1:11 a m. W o r s h i p S e r v i c e __ lu lu a m. K i n d e r g a r t e n en d N u rsery We linn’t consider it eavesdropping tn “hear” our children’s prayers. Nor is it too much trouble! In fact, it is part of our responsibility to God. For Mollie and Ted are H is children, too. Parents are partnen with—not substitutes for—our Heavenly Father. It is Ibis sense of partnership that has brought faith and the Chureh into the life of our family. We are not foolishly depending on our mere adulthood to in­ spire character in them. We do not command that they do what we say, not what we do. And we never sit at home while they are in Church, as though the truth they have gone to seek weren’t worth a grownup's effort Gnypjrriffcj / K•L*ur AdiMrUmikg S*rvicm, Ime. Strmimrt. Vm. Sunday Eiodus 11:1).21 Methodist Monday Daulaforwmy 18-1) Tuoeday Joha 11:12-20 | tsi2? t gjp t ^77 t <siz> t <ll2? t Wednaaday Roman* 10:14-21 Thursday Colaaelane I:)-I4 + crfT? t Friday I Timothy 44-14 M ETH O D IST CHURCH i l t P a r k Ava. Rev. R o b e r t M. J a n k l n a , P a a l o r Morn ing Wo rah lp _ 1:10 p. m. Su nd ay Sch ool _ _ l : l i a m. M orn in g W ore hlp __ I Ok A a m. M T F M e e t i n g s ___ 1:10 p. m. ( I h t e r m a d t e i a , Se n ior) E v e n i n g Wo rah lp __ T;lo p. m. Saha-dry Hebrew* i:M 4 t crfT? t <si2? t <3±Z7 t <StZ> Southern Methodist F I R S T SOU THERN M ET H O D IST CHURCH W o m e n ’s C lub B u i ld i n g 101 Oak A v a D o r w a r d H. K n i g h t J r , P e n is * 1 Sund ay School ... _ 1:41 a m. W o r s h ip Servi ce .— T;10 p. m. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OP T H E N A Z A R E N E W . In d SL At Maple Av*. Pau l B l c k e * ___________ P a s t o r Sunday School — 1:11 a m. Mor ni ng W o r s h ip _ 10: 10 a m. T s u th H o u r _______ _ 0:00 p. m. E v a n g e l i s t i c S a r v lo * 1:00 p. m. M id-W eak S e r v i c e ( W e d .) T:00 p. m. T h i r d Su nd ay Slngaplretloa l : M p. m. F I R S T CHURCH T H E NAZARENE L e k e Mery, F l a Rev. W. U H olcom b s, F a c t o * Sund ay a _ __ B i b l e S c h ool 11:00 a m . __M orn in g W o rsh ip 1:00 p. m. __ E v e n i n g S e rv ic e 1: 00 p. m. _ Wad. M i d - W e e k P r a y e r Be rvlcae T. 0 S p. m. _ L e s t Wed. M i s s ­ i o n a r y S e rv i c e OP Pentecostal F IR ST PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H O F LONGWOOD 1*1 O r ang e S t r e e t R av E. R u t h G r a n t __P a s t o r Su nd ay S c h o o l ____ 10:00 a m. Morn ing W o re h lp __ 11:00 a m. Sund ay E v e n i n g _ T :! 0 p. m. Wed. B i b l e S tu d y _ T:lo p. m. C o n q u e r o rs M eeting F r i d a y ---------------1:10 p. m. Presbyterian F IR ST We figure God wants us st the listening post, to monitor their spiritual searchings, to shart with them the blessings llo baa given ua alb C H R I S T M ET HO DIST CHURCH Sunl end E s t e l e a Cltrun H e i g h t * R ev . C h a r l e s A H o g g __ P a s t o r Chureh School _ _ _ l : t l a m. Mo rnin g Worship __ 11:0 0 a m. M T F ___________ __ 0:10 p. m. E v e . W o r s h i p ____. 7 : 1 0 p. m. W ed. P r a y e r S e r v i ce T : ! 0 p m. GEN EVA M ETHODIST CHURCH Rev . W. E T l m n i a ____ Pa etc Sunday School _ _ p:*g *. M orn in g Sar vlcaa „ l l : c o a m. Ch oir P r e e t l c e Wad. 1:10 p. m. E v e r y O n * W eloom *. FIR ST PRESBY T ER IA N CHURCH Smnford, F it O ak Avt, A l t d St. G r o v t r C- 8 « w « l l J r . __ F a c t o r E d g a r W. S m i t h J r . A * a l a U n l P a at or C h u r c h S c h o o l ______ 1:41 a~ m. i * H l o n Mea ts — __ 19;4& au m, M orn in g W o rsh ip 11:00 a.- m. P l a n t e r F e ll o w sh ip _ i ; 0 0 p. m, S e n i o r 111 F e ll o w s h i p i;D 0 p. m. E v e n i n g W o rs h i p 7: 10 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r M e e t i n g 7: 00 p. m. COVENANT PR E SBY T ER IA N I t 7II South Orlando Drive T h o m a e H. M a k l n ____ P a s t o r W o rsh ip ___ ___,_ |:00 a- m. Churoh S c h ool _ 10:00 a. m. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL B E T T Y CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. HARRELL St B E V E R L Y AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SA LES CO. and S ta ff ' NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing St Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford C ELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. lat. St., Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. St Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FA IR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees CHELSEA T IT L E AND GUARANTY CO. . 119 W. F irst, Sanford L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and S ta ff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Ine. Harold Slama and Employees J . C. PEN N EY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S ta ff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunica I. Wilson and S ta ff L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida A. DUD A & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIGGETT R EX A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employees PROG RESSIVE PRINTING CO. J . M. Cameron and S ta ff HILL LUM BER St HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees P U B L IX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND W ILK’S RESTAURANT Rose Sl Wilks Bowman St Employees STA TE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and S ta ff BO B’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. STENSTROM REA LTY Herb StenBtrom and S ta ff PERFECTION D A IRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S ta ff WILSON-MAIER FURN ITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff WINN D IX IE STORES and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYB A PT IST An tio ch B o p t t i t C hurch. O v t* 4* J a n t r e l B a p ti s t Church. 1111 Och Ave. C h u l u s U P i n t B eptle t C hurch CbuluetA B o p t lc t Million E l d e r Spring e U c p l U t Church. I l l L i li in i n ltd r t r i t i i i p t U t C hurch. I l l P o r k Ac *. F r i e n d s h i p B ap ti st C hu rc h Pf A l t a m o n t e S p ri ngs R L III . Alt*m onte S p r l i f i F i r s t B e p t i s t C hu rc h e t D e B e r r F l r e t B e p t l e t C h u rc h 4 t Geneva F i r s t B e p t l e t C hu rc h nt Lu ke M a r r F l r e l B e p t l e t C hu rc h o t L e k e Monroe F i r s t B e p tl e l C h u rc h o l Longwood, Oar. Church a O m ni F l r e t B h p U e t C h u rc h e l O rle d e F i r s t B e p l U t C h u rc h s t B n * L u nd s Spring* F i r s t Shiloh M is s io n ary B e p t i s t Church, U S t W. l l i h SI F o r eel C li p U aptle t C hu rc h F e u n l e l u Meed B a p t i s t C h u rc h . Oulodo L o p s S e u l h s r a B u p t U t Mleelen, C h u lu u U B Church North Hi. M le eleeerp k ep tU t X u u rp rles Mission B eptU t C hu rc h Mor ni ng Glory B e p l U t C hu ro h, O e e e r e H * T . M l O il po M Uele n erp B e p t l e t C hu rc h, Ben Lee An Apr U se 5U, Longwood ML Eton M U ele n erp B e p ll o t. Slpce Apt. New ML C elrerp M U ele n erp B e p tU t 1101 W. I t l h SL * New Selcm P r im iti v e B e p t l e t C hurch. U 0 0 W. I t t h SL New ML t l o n B eptl et C h u rc h , 1TI0 P e e r A r e O e h le w n B e p l U t Chap el. I I U W. | I U S l Oc te c n B e p t U t c h u r c h I 'l n c c r e c l B e p l U t C hu rc h, t i l W. O n e r* Rd. P r a i r i e L e k c B e p t U t C hu rc h, R id ge H d , Fere Ferk P r o g r c e e M U ele n erp B e p l U t Churoh. Midway Second Shiloh MUelnnnrp B e p tl e l Church. Ninth A H ick ory it J n m c e M u i l c n n r y B e p t U t C ku rc k Bte. ltd 111 Oateen I t F e u l M Ual onery B e p U n t C ku rc k. I lh SL SL M t t t h i w n M Ual onery B e p t U t Ckurck Caneen Heights St J o h n '* Mlee l e a n e r B e p t U t C hu rc h. It* cypres* SL i Temple B e p t U t Chureh , F e l m S p ri n g * R d . A lt a m o n te S p r i n g ! W eatalde M Ual onery B e p t U t C hu rc h, t i s B Holly AP*. t i e s H o p* B e p l U t C h u rc h . I l l O r an g e A r e. OATHOUC C h u rc h a t t h e N a t iv it y , L a k e M e r r AU Soula C ntholla C hu rc h. I l l Oak Are . R om an C a l b e l U Mesa. S p orle m na'a Club, . Chut n o te St. Ann'a C ath oli c Church. F areh ln g I l e c * . L a U e ry SL Mery M e s d e U n e C ath oli c Church, M att land A r e . A lt a m o n te Springe C HR ISTIA N P i n t C h r l i t l e a C hu rc h, HOT S Sanford Are. C o n g r e g a t i o n a l C h r U ll e n Church, ■**1 F e r k Are. N crthet da C hrU llen Church, P ie r II a H av en D r . Maitland C H U R C H O F C H R IST C hu rc h of C h r l i L t i l l I . F e r k Ap«, C hu rc h a t C h r U L Gen eva C hu rc h of C h r U I , Lo ngw ood Churoh o t C h r U L Fn oln C H U R C H O F QOD C hu rc h chu rch C h u rc h C hu rc h Ood. Ood. Ood. Ood 1 ( 1 H ick ory m i g. F r e n c h Oviedo Mission, MjfrerprM* EPISCOPA L AU A ft • ot ot nt •t Sn laU E p ta oo p s l Vn Inynf Ion C hu rc h B. DeBery C h r is t Ep lncapnl Church, L c a g w n o S All l e l n t i K pUco pa L E n te r p r is e H elp Crone X ple o opcL B a r k Av*. s t t t h LUTHERAN A e c tn e lo s L u lh o rn n C hurch, Ovnrbr oek O r , C ee eelberr p Uoo d Sh ep herd U n i t e s L u t k e r a . 3100 R O rlande Dr. L u t b a r n a C huroh o t th e Rada am ar, l e i W. I t l h P i e c e Maaaleh L u t h e r a n C hurch, A m e r i c a s L eg io n Hell. F r e l r l * L ak e, F e r n F e r k S L L u k a * L u t h e r a n C hu rc h, R L «M Slnvln M ET H O D IS T B cractt M em oria l M eth od ic! C hu rc h. E. DeBerp A v * . E n le rp rU * B a e r L a k e M eth od!*! C hu rc h B eth el A.M.E. C h u rc h . C e n e e n H a i g h t * C eee elb err p C o m m u n it y M eth edli t Church, H w y . I T - t l * P lney R id ge R d , C eeealb erry Da B a r y C o m m u n it y M e lb e d U l C h u rc h W. H lg b len d e, D e B e r r C h r is t Matbodlet C h u rc h . Sunl end E e l e l a o F l r e t H e l h e d l a i C hu rc h, t i t P e r k Av*. F l r e t M eth cd let C hu rc h o t Ovlcdc Fired B ou th ern Meth odlet C hu rc h W s n n n ' a Club I t ! Oa k A v a F r e e M c th e d U t C h u rc h . 1 ( 1 w . i l h SL O e a a v e Meth odlet C hu rc h. Genev a O r e e * M eth e d li t C hu rc h. - O n e r s K L O r e s t Chapel A.M.E. C hu rc h, Oviedo » O e k g r e v e Maihodlat C hu rc h, Ovledc O c t c c a Meth od let C hu rc h F e e 1e W eelaycn M elkod lsL RL H W. e t F e e la SL J e m a e A M E . Sa n fo rd Ave. ■ L M e r y 'e A .M .E . C h u r c h S L R L d l l O i t c o a ■L peurn M e t h o d ic ! C h u r c h O ctcca Rd. E n tn r p r ta a Staff ord H a m e r lei M eth odic! C h u rch a DC U c ry NAXARENB Neeareia, W. ot th e F I to t C h u rc h Ind nt Maple th e Ncocrcnc, Fern Perk C hu re h *t O' Brien R d , F e r n P a r k L e k c M er p C hu rc h a t l h * N c c c r c n n PR ESB Y TER IA N Com muni Ip P r o c b y t c r U n C hu rc h. L a k e H a r p First Presbyterian C h u rc h , Oak A t *. a it s sl F l r * t F r t i b y l t r l e a C hu rc h. Cnsnelbnrry First Prccb ylcrtna C hu rc h *1 D cB nry, K. H l s h l n a S P resb yterian Church * t T h a Covenant I T U a Or lan do Dr. ■L A n drew s P r e s b y t e r i a n C hu rc h t i l l L e a - ftfal fcrk, Dr_ B f t r L tk l U p aala C o m m u n it y P r o e b y te r te n Church. U p anls Rd. W c c t m l n l e t o r F r e e b y te r l a n C hu rc h, H c w c U ferk , Kl III S E V E N T H D AT A D V EN T IST F o r c e ! L e k e l e v e n t h - d e y Ad ven tis t C hu rc h. Hw y. t i l . F o r e s t City Seveath-dey Adve nt ist C hu rc h. M ait la nd A v n , A lt a m o n te Sp ring s B ento rd Sev en th -d ay A d v eatl o t C hurch, S ev en th a E l m OTH ER CHURCHES a l i e n " ! A M E. C hurch. Olive A I t t h C h u rc h ot Ood In c h r t e L Oviedo Chulnoln C om munity C hu rc h C hu rc h o t Ood nt P rop hec y, H I T E l m Avn. C h u rc h o t Ood Mtaolon, E n t e r p r i s e C hu rc h o t J e s u s C h r is t e t Latter D ay •ela te , n i l P e r k A v a C om m u nit y Chapel, A lt am o n te Sp ri nge E e e t e r n O rth od ox C hurch. I L J o h n s C h r y ­ so sto m Chep el. Hw y. I T . I I . F e r n P a r k C o n g r o g e t l o a Both I s r a e l l l t h A Mmgnolls F l r e t C huroh e t C h r U L S c le a t le L IS* E. Ind SL K in g d o m Hall e t J e h o v a h ' s W it n e s s L a k e H o a r s e U alL t i l l W. T hird SL F l r e t P e a t e c o e ln l Church of L o n gw ood F u l l Ooepel T a b e r n a c le t i l l C o u nlr p Club UL Oliva Uollnena C hu rc h, O ak Hill Hd. Osteen P l n e c r e e t Assembly o t Ood, ITtb A E l m B e a f o r S Allian ce C hu rch. U l l A P a r k A v a S e n i o r s C o n g r e g a tio n o t J o k a v a h ' a W i t s e o e o a M l Sa n fo rd A v a T ha Salvati on Army, 111 E. t a d SL U nity C h u re h a t San ford, M l X . l e t S L V �I V l , t • . • , • . TC € ’ ) St. Johns Traffic Potential Phenom enal By Paul Breokahlr* (Second of Three) Potential commercial tra f­ Engineers, Ine., would be can­ ned non-perishable citrus pro­ ducts. fic at the Port of Sanford may Include a variety of eommoditice from citrus to ce­ ment. The principal export cargo, according to the engineering study made for the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce by Lockwood Greene In a one-year period 196263, a total of 195,362 tons of this commodity moved to ci­ ties located on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. In addition, about 60,000 tons of citrus pulp probably will be shipped to the New England area within the next ® . * two or three years. This is another potential commodity for barge transportation. Sugars, fertilizers and phos­ phates are other possible ex­ port cargos to be handled at the Port of Sanford. One firm, which wishes to remain confidential, indicates that it would be interested in shipping 25,000 to 100,000 tons a year of dry bulk com­ modity by barge to Sanford. The Orlando newspapers use approximately 20,000 tona of newsprint per year and this probsbly could pass through the port. A new newsprint mill is be­ ing constructed at Augusta, Ga., a city which already has a barge terminal on the S a ­ vannah River. Newspapers in this area may receive their newsprint from this mill in the future. Merry Brothers Shipping Company estimates that it would ship 3,000 to 6,000 tons of brick per year into San­ ford. They also have their own terminal facility on the Savannah River at Augusta. Another industry in the tri­ butary area using paper, and again whose identity must re­ main confidential, use* paper in the amount of about 6,000 tona per year. Columbia Nitrogen of Au­ gusta probably will ahlp 2,000 to 5,000 tons per year of liq­ uid bulk to the Sanford area by barge. If these cargos could become captive to barge trans­ portation using the Port of Sanford, they alone should Justify s one berth barge terminal facility, the engi­ neering study finds. Considering all three water­ way a — the St. Johns River, the Cross-Florida Barge Ca­ nal and tha St. Johns-Indian River Canal — it Is estimated that the Port of Sanford would handle between 500,000 to 650.000 tons of Import and export cargo per year. However, it is believed thst it will take a period of about fire year* to develop the potential traffic. "The Port must be sold and the advantagea of using wa­ ter transportation must be pointed out to manufacturers atil receivers of goods," the engineers believe. The engineering firm found that bsrge traffic on inland waterway* has been increas­ ing steadily over the years. Welcome . . . Squadron 6 . . . Thrice Welcome Seminole County * * * * cHlrr * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 ib ra tfi # W EA TH ER: Partly cloudy thru Tuesday, high 75-80; low tonight 53-62. c io < * Gerald L. Hensley, of 711 South Park, is credited with giving the police a big assist in helping catch a hit-and-run driver last week. Hensley chased the fleeing motorist on Highway 17-92, stopped him and held him for police. • • • Miss Joan Wilke, of the Seminole County clerk’s of­ fice, is credited with working out a recording procedure which will result in substan­ tial savings to the office. The monthly savings on utilities Will approximately pay for rental of the copying machine. The saving is expected to be more than Sl.noo annually. j,. * * * MrirS-^p Postmaster Cccile Heard: Why don’t you put on substitute earners to help your over-burdened substitute i.irriers? Saw one the other afternoon still delivering mad at 5:10 p.m. • • • Kiplinger Florida Letter, a well known news letter cir ciliated privately to business­ men and published in Wash ington, I) C . is quoted San ford (F la.) is planning a tna rina on Lake Monroe, project to cover M acres Facilities will include a bound. probably to br run on concession basis * Jiave you noticed how the movie magazines have cap lured Jackie Kennedy? Sonu o! the current issues contain the following stories. ’’The Untold Story About ttie Ken nedys and Burtons." "The Man Who Waits for Jack ie," "The Night Jackie Had To Say No to L U J," "One Wom­ an Jackie Can Never For give," “ Jackie Pleads: If Yon Love Me, Please Leave Me Alone." AH this and Jackie isn’t even in the movies and never has been! • • • VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire t A Sanford man escaped in­ jury Sunday when hit late model automobile collided with a tree at 20th Street and Elm Avenue. Police eald Sam F. Walts, 40, of 706 Laurel Avenue, ap­ parently loat. control of hi* ca r and it rammed into a big tree. Damage to tha car was pa lima ted a t 1 1,000. SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 146 A "profile probe” of a designated area of the.bottom of Lake Monroe ha* revealed "six to aeven feet of muck over the entire urea.” Thin was the finding as re­ ported to City Manager W. K. Knowles tiy Hurt I.ylel, engi­ neer with the Maurire H. Connell engineering f i r m , who conducted the probe with the assistance of City Engi­ neer AI Shaw and city work crews. Knowles said that t.ytel’s finds were to he tiansmitted to Connell, with a report from the engineering firm expecUd to be reecived here Tuesday or Wednesday. “ In view of I.ylel’* findings in the probe area, I have ask­ ed him to submit his recoinmcmlation* for « bm row area in the lake where suitable fill materials may Ire found,” Knowles said. The probe area extended approximately 1,400 feet out into tlie lake from tin* sea­ wall bulkhead and east am! west from the old bntidshc to Fort Mellon Park. It cov­ ered the proposed 15 acre site where the marina land­ fill would Ik- constructed. Knowles an iil that I.ylel would return this week to conduct further field investi­ gations into the Incaton of a suitable barrow are*. Cold Air Pours Into Midwest Jt Driver Unhurt MONDAY. MARCH 15. 1965 Profile Probe Reveals 6-7 Feet Of Muck Cleveland Amory, rated as a foremost social historian, will United Prrs* International speak at Ihe banquet session Another l>u(ch of cold air of the Florida Federation of Humane Societies spring con poured Into the Midwest to­ vent ion March 20 rrt the Day- day during the last week of winter. tona Plaza. Daytona Beach. .* • . A tornado damaged trailers Channel 24, Central Flor at Boynton Beach Sunday. Except for the West - and ida’s educational television station, came on the air at Gulf coastal states, subnormal 8:20 a m. today and all Sent I r m p e r a t u r r s prevailed inole County schools were throughout tile nation. It was six at Limestone, ready for il, with TV sets In every room in secondary Maine, and 26 at Louisville, Ky., the same reading as at schools. Anchorage, Alaska, early to­ . . . Members V the Seminole day. The temperature dropped to DeBary H e.Jt division arc seven below at Ucmidjl, scheduled to meet tonight at Minn , Sunday. 8 p.m. at Bose and Wilk’s One to two inchea of anow Restaurant. At that time re­ fell in Pennsylvania and New ports on the Heart fund drive York, and one inch dropped are expected to be- about 75 uii Denver, Colo. per cent complete. Indications Thunderstorms i n th e co far arc "encouraging, drought-stricken Los Angeles l a y ■ President Luis Perez, area produced only a few M.D. hundredths of an inch of rain. • * t. - Coming op in April is the Seminole County Chamber ol Commerce b i g boil-a-cade. Watch for more newa on thi*. Established 1908 Ag Production Increase Urged CHICAGO (U PI) - Swedish economist Gunnar M y r d a I told the National Farmer* Union today there if ait urgent need for greatly increased ag­ ricultural p r o d u c t i o n "to avert world calamity." Myrdal said the need for food waa to urgent that U. S. farm problems might disap­ pear in * short time. Group Moving To Base From Washington Selma Wall Removed SELMA, Ali. (U PI) - C lf y police today removed a 30-foot long wooden barricade called * ) * ' * ’! the 'Selma Wall" put up to IV v * „ stop hundred* of white and Negro civil right* demonstra­ tors from marching on the county courthouse, K. II. Kelley "Today is voter registration A group of 23 men, headed day. If they want to go down by Lt. Cdr. Harry Sarajian, and register, they can," said arrived by plane Salurday Public Salcty Commissioner night and Sunday afternoon Wilson Baker. front Norfolk, Va. The squad Baker pointed out Dallas rnn has just completed an County is under a federal eighth month deployment In court order to spoed up tha the Mediterranean aboard the registration process. aircraft carrier USS ForresTlie barricades were remov­ 1. ed at 7 a. m after the demon­ Elmer Cook William The squadron is being trans­ strators had maintained an­ HejtKle ferred from its land base at other all-night vigil they first Whidbcy Island Naval Air Sta ARRESTED IN deuth took up last Wednesday at a lion at Oak Harbor, Wash., to — Dentil of the Rev, point on Sylvan Street in a Sanford Naval Air Station. Junius Reeb of Boston Negro housing area. The squadron's main body, lias resulted in slaying The demonstration on Syl­ led by Cdr. John Underwood in« charges iiffainst the van Street began as a prayer Jr ., commanding officer, re­ others s h o vv n above. vigil and protest in the fatal turned to Whidbcy Island, The death was tho re­ beating of the Rev. Jam es where the unit’s old A-3B Skysult of injuries t h e Reel), a 38-year-old white Uni­ warrior boml<ora are being minister suffered while tarian minister, attacked by turned over to other squad in Nelnm, Ain. whites last Tuesday mght. rons. Thi a group is expected (N EA Telephotos) A CattvoUc priest In Jackson­ to arrive 1b Sar.b.-rd about ville, Fla , Sunday referred to irti. * ' * ■~ Alabama Gov. George Wallace The squadron oat April l wilt a* "a mountain In the progress officially become a part of of brotherhood" and added Reconnaissance 'Attack Wing that "faith can move moun­ One at Sanford where the unit tains " will undergo training In Uumodern RA-3C Vigilante re Father John McShane was WASHINGTON (U PI) — one of a group of white and conn ah sance-at lack bomber. Some 35 men scheduled to Flr»N«ln St*ii. Georg A Negro ministers who spoke to Join Ihe squadron are current-] Sriui ihiTu m*y!» civil rights j a gathering of 700 j>er*ons In ly attending schools at the mAirhetfi in ictma, Ala., j a church as peaceful demontiase. Additional VAN 6 per | " aIkhjM lir irivi n full flee- sl rations ami marches wers sonnel are to report lo San [ tlmn hi it HVfl 1n any high- held In several Florida cities lord prior lo April I Tidal lo protest Alabama officials' way tliry rimont* unit strength will be about 275 "In fact, if l were Hie gov­ handling of the racial trouble men. ernor of Alabama, I would in Selma. Welcoming ceremonies plan I More than 2.000 Negroes and ussure full police protect ion ned by YAH 6 wiw-s and San so lung as Ihcy matched In whites marched peacefully for ford Navy personnel were up single file and were liut haz­ atxiut 20 blocks in Miami to set when Salurday night* air ardous to l raffle," Kmather* express sorrow over Ihe death lift arrived about Ihree hours said. of Rev. Reob. early. Preparations (or Ule Smalhers said that what A similar march was held in event did not go in vain, how­ has happened in Netrna ha* Fort Lauderdale, where atxiut ever, due lo the arrival of "played Into tlie hand* of 425 Negroes and 25 whites pa­ the second group Sunday those wlio wanted to sturl an raded through about a mile of afternoon. altercation in order to in­ town. flame the sensibilities of the In St Augustine, about ISO nation and thereby incite a Negroes walked without inci­ demand (or passage of addi dent for atxiut 16 blocks In tlie tional hut unheeded civil first demonstration of its kind lights laws." "All that is needed is for since last August when whites the attorney general’s office and Negroes exchanged blows elections where local officials to file an indictment agnlnst in the old slave market, refuse to register applicants. Atxiut 45 whilci gathered in reginti urs In Alabama who —Stitf new federal criminal are allegedly preventing Ne­ fiijut of the U. S. Post Office penalties against local offic­ groes from registering to building in Tallahassee to con­ duct memorial services. ials, including police or state vole there." troopers, who use force, coer­ cion br discriminatory devices to deny ellgiblle persons the OPEN FRIDAY rigid to register and vote. An administration spokes­ N ITE T I L 9 man said six states— Albania, A L W A Y S FIR ST QUALITY m Georgia, Louisiana, Mississi­ ppi, South Carolina and Vir­ ginia— where an alleged pat­ tern of voter discrimination exists would feci the full Im­ pact of the bill. The bill also would strike di­ rectly at strife-torn Selma, M IR " SH IR TS Ala., where local and slate of­ AND SH IF T S ficial! have been accused of denying Negroes the right to FOR G IRLS register snd to vote. At a White House meeting Sunday, Johnson's key civil rights advisers and congres­ sional leaders held a last-min­ ute review of the President’s special message and of plana What fashion, what for accompanying legislation, funl 8 I • * p shift! due to be submitted to the law­ snd shirts in color­ maker's Wednesday. ful p r i n t s that wash I Scoop tham Johnson's news conference up nowl In (I r is 1 Saturday followed an lntenslv* sizes 4 to 14. three-hour meeting with Ala­ f bama Gov. George C. Wallace. The President said afterward CHARGE IT! that w hat happened in Selma March 7 waa “ an American tragedy." • Navy personnel of Heavy Attack Squadron 6, about to convert from the old Sky-war­ rior bombers to the sleek new Igilante reconnaissance - atack Jcls, have started arrivii)t at Sanford Naval Air StaHotK Smalhers Favors 'Full Freedom' V All-6 FLEU R-D E-LIS insltrnln was delivered to Sail lord Naval Air Station by Lt. Cdr. Harry Sarajian (righ t), officcr-in-churgc of the first Heavy A Mack Fniiadron 6 detachment, and by Lt. A. li. Shelly, xi|un(ln>» operations officer, on their arrival lale Saturday night. (Navy l'hoto) LBJ Takes Civil lights To Nation WASHINGTON (UPI) — Correct a deep and very un President Johnson goes before just flaw ,n American deinuCongress and the natiun to- crary ." night to outline the voting The Chief Executive accept rights measure lie hopes will eil an invitation from eon |gresswnal leader* In make an eviraurrdinary appearance be lore a Joint session of the ll<-u*e arid Senate at 9 p. m I J ST I Majoi television and Tiger Island Targets Destroyed SAIGON (U PI) — More sault by 26 South Vietnamese than 100 U. S. fighter bomb­ fighter-bombers on Tigrr Is­ ers today blasted a huge land, a major Communist Communist a m muni lion sup­ base just north of the iTtii ply area in North Viet Nafn parallel. only toe miles from Hanoi, The targets and number of North Viet Nam’s capital. planes involved in today's The planes—most of them mission was not immediately from 1), fi. Navy aircraft disclosed. rarrier* — flew deep Into An American m i l i t a r y North Vietnamese territory spokesman said there was a to htmmer the Pbu Qul am­ new policy against revealing munition dump with bombs details of ‘'support-type" mis­ and rockrts. sions iri which the Vietnamese SAIGON (U P li — U. S. air force plays the major warplanes rained bombs and role in the actual bombings rockets on Communist North while U. S. plane* knock out Viet Nam today in a power­ Communist anti-aircraft bat­ ful followup to a slushing air teries. attack aguinst a North Viet­ Sunday's raid fell into tliut namese naval base in the category. Nguyen Cao Ky', South China Sea. the flamboyant commander of American official* here an- the South Vietnamese air liounrcd Dial today's raid was force, flew the lead plane. in retaliation for continuing Two American Air Force pil­ both colonels, were acta of sabotage and terror­ ots, ism by Communist forces in utmard participating U. S. jets and fighter-bombers. South Viet Nam. A government communique I t followed-by less than 24 hours a U. S .-supported as­ said targets on Tiger Island— u reconnaissance control cent­ er and several supply depots unit barrack* were destroy­ ed The communique .aid the island was * major mondial ing point for Mijiply slops Infiltiating South Viet Nam, North Viet Num protested the attack us ‘ a new act of wai " Unde tlie raid against North Viet Nam was In prog­ ress Sunday, U. S, jet air­ craft flew 31 romlml sorties against Communist positions inside South Viet Nam, These attacks were directed against guerrillas m Hsu Nghla Prov­ ince just northwest o f Saigon and in Tay Ninh I'mvince 50 miles northwest o f the cap­ ital. U. fv. Marine Corps offi­ cials at Da Nang today strengthened safely proced­ u r e around the big Ameri­ can air base there following the death of a Marine enlist­ ed men shot by an edgy bud­ dy who mistook him for a Communist infiltrator. radio networks planned live coverage of the event. Johnson’s dramatic decision to take his r u e to Congress and Ihe nation underscored the gravity with which he views tho current civil rights crisis m Alabama. It |v highly unusual for a president to address Congress personally except when dellvering hi* annual Stale of the Union message or speaking on matters of grave national em­ ergency Johnson announced st a new* conference that he would ask Congress to wipe out all dis­ criminatory barriers to Negro voting and sutntitule a single, uniform standard for easy votc r ^registration. Ttie proposals, hammered out by Ally. Gen Nicholas DcB. K alien bach and Senate leaders of both parties during the past week, would affect Immediately 500 counties in the South where Negroes have been denied the right to bal­ lot. ’ The voting rights measure Is expected to contain three principal features: —A ban on discriminatory, county and stale literacy tests. —Appointment of federal registrars to assure that quali­ fied voters sre showed to bal­ lot in loc* 1, stale and federal Tonight Ie n n e u f 63rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 1.50 V --------r- - c .1 �V • V 1 .V • Senior Class Presented Most Dangerous Animal Question Hard To Answer . NARO MORU, Kmjf* tu rn — Which la the most dangeroua animal? Georg* Adamson, for 25 years a game warden in thn northern frontier district of Kenya, Africa, and now tech­ nical advisor for a motion pic­ ture about lions, put* it this way: “The man-eating lion when he is hungry, the elephant if he is stampeded, the rhino when he's frightened and the buffalo if he get* good and mad about something." Adamson is the husband of Joy Adamson, author of "Born Free, ' the story of a lioness brought up In their East Afri­ can homo. The motion picture version of her book is now being filmed In Kenya, Adamson's job Is advising how to get the best results with the dotrn lions and lien cubs on the "Bom F re e" en'cnmpmenL Ilia theory Is that lions will become far more responsive and complaisant if a close hu­ man relationship is maintain­ ed. Ho, after a long day that includes a romp on the plains with his "B o m Free" charges, he retires to a tented bed In the private quarters of two lionesses, Mara and Girl, who plsy leading parta in the movie. On aome nights his sleep is uninterrupted; on others, one of his leonine partners gets the impulse to hop on top of his bed at three or four in the morning. The only way to establish any relationship with a linn, according to Adamson, is, fits!, to demonstrate that you aren't afraid and, second, join in the animal's natural fro. licking. This means you may expect to get jirttiped on be­ cause that's a lion's natural Instinct. The only thing to do then is to stand stock-still and try to discourage the animal frnm hanging on to your shoulders or arms. Punish­ ment, or any form of forcible coercion are taboo In Adam­ son's code of ''llnw to Make Ft lends and Influence l.lons," There is always the dinner of an accidental injury, Adam­ son say*, hut lie has received nothing worse than alight scratches in his months of ac­ tivity on "Born Free." But Adamson is the first to admit (hat a four or five-hun­ dred pound man-oating lion is one of the most deadly assail­ ants to be met in Africa. "The man-enter,"* lie says, "is often an Injured or de­ formed lion which canm I fur age properly fur food and finds its easier to attack hu­ man prey. Even then the nianeuter doesn't attack just to kill b'l! lu-ciiine he is hungry. "A 'rogue' hull elephant, with n weight of five tons, can park enough punch to topple a big truck— and any­ thing in his way at that mo­ ment has little chanre of es­ cape. Fortunately, the number of elephants running amok Is limited. Lillie H. Cogburn F IR ST SH OVELFU L of dirt thrown by Elder H. H. Schmidt at uroundbreakinjf for the new Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church fills the nir (and blurs the photo) while other participants in ceremonies wait their turn. In the itrotip are, left to ritrht, Mias Susan Sagert, Medford Lynd and John Alexander. Adventists Break Ground For $200,000 Edifice Groundbreaking for the pro posed * 200,000 Forest l-ske Scvcnth-dsy Adventist Church was conducted before an audi­ ence of many church dignitar­ ies ami members at the build­ ing ailc on SR 436 in Forest City. Ceremonies, in remarks by Pastor J . F. Hamrick, were termed, "announcement of our engagement'' to build a new church. Invocation was given by George Petty, associate pas­ tor, with welcome and recogni­ tion of guests made by the master of reremonies, Dr. Roliert Hoover. Others speaking were Bev. William .Irwin of Bear hake Methodist Church, John Alex­ ander, .Seminole County Com­ mission ehmrman, Allen For­ ward. president of the Forest (Tty Community Association's I,. J . I.elske, president of the Southern Union Conference of SDA; .William Fuehs, pnn cipal of Forest l.ake Academy, and Barry Strohman, president nl Student Association, Forest Fake Academy. History of the church was given by Medford l.ynd, a charter member of the church Formal statement of groundhreaking w it read by Pastor Hamrick as Alexander, l.ynd. Elder If. It. Schmidt, president of the Florida Conference, and Miss Susan Sagert, represent­ ing the young peoples division of the church, officiated at the shovels. Groundbreaking prayer was offered by It. H. Roll, treasur­ er of the Florida Conference. David Beane presented build­ ing plans (or Inspection by church member* following the ceremonies. Chairman of arrangements for the groundbreaking was H. C. Lovett, first elder, and chairman of plans wss Char­ les Beeler, publicity secretary of the Florida Conference. I- 7 ft ' Ls./M.in: LUCKY STRIKE .alters ofncci BLACKBOARDS ■nd Bulletin Boards thusiasm, it is necessary to be enthusiastic. But there seems to be a reluctance—* with­ drawal of the kind of enthus­ iasm that that is a requisite to attracting investors and capital," he declared. fpntti iliH to 4! aM«, Mfttfc or imn fhtihhrtrdA, irr**« ImlMl* board*. Wrtu r*tAtore** m m ^ 001^ 0 S t u a r t . raoal ill m i |1J3 Eat) ROBINSON on xxoo. rue V ' f.utO . wilM --itt.il t y ' NEW LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS PU T BACK THE TASTE OTHERS TAKE AWAY TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS /WW 4 1^4 .t^illiisx FLORIDA GRADE “A” C U T UP I I © *» lin n w. i.Tib. st. (Junntily Highlx Reserved CHECK STEAK LARG E S IZ E RIBS cheer BONES: 10 LIVER J 9 LEAN PORK SPARE I'I IT 5 l it. Ij 1 J B LB. | M FltKSII PORK NECK FATTY RAKER, who already hus her Rians slipper, is bcinyr .aponaored by the Lake Monroe •I-JI Handy ik'lpera Club as a candidate for "Cindi-rella" nt Sunday'* Heart Fund Benefit S k atihr Ihnty *ih cditled from 6:11(1 until 8:11(1 al Mclodec SkntiiiR Kink, (ileruid i'hoto) Roman-Style Feast Is Slated By Semionte Hi Latin Club Dies At Hialeah Band Parents Meet The Bond Parent* Associa­ tion of Oviedo will meet at * p.m. Tuesday In the school auditorium. A program of en­ tertainment will be presented by th* srhool's dsure hand and refreshments will be serv­ ed. Meeting will he conducted by Mrs, James Mitjiael, pres­ ident.'- Funeral Notices __________ _ ______» _____ __ r i n . l i t u \ , t m * . i . i i . i . u t ii . _ F u n e r a l s e r i n s * (or M i . L i l ­ l i * H, C O f h u rn , 71, H lice .lie * HunSsjr. Will b * h*M i t l#;|» ■ m W * 4 nee 4a t *1 l i r l e t e n F u n e r a l Horn* w i t h n * v h o . h e r! J e n k i n s o l f l r U t l n x EJurUl will l.e In b l.e ra re e n <’ # m * l * r r . Itrleeun K u fi rr al H a m s In c h s r s i . , I Inn a b* mad* to lh» Bemlaiot* Count, ITnllrtl Fund, flrlaaon Kunrral II,.tut In • vkaraa of a l i a n * . wauls. s~ p M«rui a a nf<TaCHURCH—ftCHOOLft sQ sn an a lib. St. A: Sanford Avc. Annual 1-atin Club h.'impirl F u s t year Latin .students t.GS ANGKI.ES ( CPI ) Polin' rounded up 11 juven­ will be held in the student will serve their second and ile* tm suspicion of stealing lounge al Semimile H i g h t h I r d - y e a r "m asters" as six m e t of mervhandiar from School at 7 p in tonight to "slaves" and all will he cn 'liss l.illie II. Cogburn, 77, n van in the- S-ulht-in I'm i- Imdilionsl Greek and Roman tertalned by tumblers, danc died -Sunday afternoon in Hia­ fit- Railway ficight yuida. regalia and costumes. mg sluvra, original skits and leah after a long illness Charles Scott us ‘ J*>on” musical numbers. T ill- t a x * contained * to tal Widow of Charles Henry Cog- of 7,200 pmkagii of i;mu. and Mcda Nidman as "M e­ Latin Club President David burn. she was a resident of dea" will reign over the han- lisle will b« the host, "PelSanford for some 35 years and entertainment, l a s " According to marine biolo­ t| u e t prior to moving to Hialeah gists, fish cackle, yowl, lank, which features the theme of | The student lounge will be five years ago She was a g i o n n , hook, Kiioie am i ' The Quest of the Golden turned into s Homan banquet member of Hu- First Methodist » iii-eie. Fleece." . hall, with Uie assembly loung­ Church of Sanford. ing ou quill* and rubes on the Survivors ire a son, Chsrles Boor as they dm* on the Hum W Cogburn, of Coral Gshles; an st) le tables which are a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn ilig about six inches oil the floor. gins, of Sanford, seven grand­ The menu will feature the children and three sisters. types of food that were pop­ Brtaion Funeral Home |i In ular in the days of Jason, with charge of arrangements all total being eaten with the fingers. The distance between the rarth end the moon is eslimated at about 2.18,0(M) miles. Y O l ' N a m . F R A N K — F u n seal e e r v lr e s ta r F r a n k Y n u n g a r , I I . w b o filed B u n d s , . will b* hsld a t I p in T u e s d a y s i flrlaaon Ku naral H im * with John I fti iil , and Jam ** Ite r *# nfr irl m tl n g, llurla l will b* In G v c t g r r t n i l r m a tery. In Uau « r r tu w tr s. ilia ' fa mil, r e q u e s t * ihat duns. upgrade the image of the com. munity the merchants also should be thinking in terms of essential upgrading of their establishments to match the modern marine facilities," Touhy charged. "In order to stimulalc en­ Wrralb Unite 2—March 15, 1065 Touhy Charges In Civitan Talk Trend of American life to­ day is toward more and more outdoor reereatiori and San­ ford has an excellent nppnrtunlly to be In on the ground floor of this industry in Cen­ tral Florida. George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association and one of the original proposers of the riverport marina told mem­ bers of the Chdlain Club. "The biggest industry in Ihe country is recreation—partic­ ularly anything to do with water," the speaker noted. "The City Commissioners of Sanford are proceeding wise­ ly with the careful study of the possibilities and problems of the waterfront development program, working on fitting the project into the financial limits of the franchise reve­ nues and making a sincere ef­ fort lo avoid further taxes," he declared. "However, the attitude of the downtown merchants is not as wholehearted as It should be. If the city Is going to spend a million dollars to frattforfi SUPERMARKETS Succumbs At 89 Gummy Problem The Rf.member senior class of Forest l.ake Arademy wa* presented at » special pro­ gram held in the Academy gym. Registrar Mary Elam presented the class and Prin­ cipal William Fuchs accepted. LeRoy J . Leiske, president of the Southern Union Con­ ference, Atlanta, Gt-, address­ ed the class and visitor*. Encourging the students to aet high goal* for themselves, he stated " i t is better to have a goal and change it several times than to have no aim at all." The class chose ae its mot­ to, "Attempted and Done," anil "Heaven Won" as Its aim. Ice blue and silver were chosen as class colors and the rose and rarnation a* ita flowers. Officers of the senior elass are William David McDowell, president; Suianne Angela Zagorsky, vice president; Con­ nie Rhea Arnold, secretary: Dorothy Jean Walker, treas­ urer; Paul Lee Richardson, pastor; Robert Wayne Coble, sergeant at arms, and Roger L . Miller and Clinton J . An­ derson, adult sponsors. - I Frank Younger Frank Younger, S3 of South Sanford Avenue, died at H *>*> p. m. Sunday at Seminole Meoimial Hospital following a short illness. Horn Aug 15, 1*75. in Shcl don. N Y he hail lived here for the past 40 years lie was a retired farmer altil iiterhanu-1 and was a member of the On dent tmlrt*t Inn a 1 Chur i-Ji. Survivor* are a son, Earl Younger, Sanford, and a hro ther, Gus Younger, of Vairs* burg, N. Y. Brisson Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Merchants Apathetic On Marina, Sf;r FRESH TEA RS— Film Btar Eliiabeth Taylor rushed from England to the United States to be at the side of her father, a victim of a stroke in l*o« Angeles. Father and daughter are shown above in u recent photograph. (NEA Telephoto) \ ’ REALTORS TO MEET PossibUty of establishing a multiple- listing service' in Seminole County will be th* topic of discussion st s din­ ner-meeting of Semmole Coun­ ty Board of Realtors st T p m. Monday at Trade Winds Cafe­ teria in Seminole PUia. FRESH SELECT B E E F LIMIT 1 WITH *5.00 ORDER Buy 'em all and S A V E ! NO. ana CAN STA N D A R D F SHOWBOAT TO M ATO ES PORK s BEANS" NO 300 AN LIMIT 1 WITH *3.00 ORDER LIMIT 2 WITH *3.00 ORDER MAINE OIL SARDINES ....... Shurfresh LIMIT 2 WITH *3.00 ORDER NORTHERN TO ILET BISCUIT TISSUE aau LIMIT S WITH *3.Ill) ORDER 1 £ - B « LIMIT 3 WITH *3,00 ORDER GORDY TA BL E SALT .... E BOX LIMIT 1 WITH *3.00 ORDER DUKE'S DOG FOOD 1 LB. CAN _ 0 LE0 PATTIES I FRENCH ( FRIES 9o z. pkg- M c „ . m LIMIT 3 WITH *1.00 ORDER LIMIT 3 WITH *3.00 ORDER C A B B A G E <k- 5 O N IO N S a o z. 't. 5 1 LIMIT 2 WITH *1.00 ORDER ■ �V ljr O rafor1 . . . ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE R rre ll larch 15, 1965— Pagp 3 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNM ENT ' INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE ' tie, BEEF UtiNEEDS LESS COOKING TIME! BO N ELESS ROUND STEA K REV. M. A. NORTON Lenten Service Wednesday At .Holy Cross • d a i r y s p e c ia ls • C R EA M Kraft's Velveete Cheese Food .....\£{ 89* % BrsoLitenes Assl. Flavor! • in ou r m eat d e p t . • Herman’* Orange Band Breakfast LIN K SAUSAGE • fro zen food s • Speaker for Wednesday's T: 15 p. m. Lenten service it Holy Cross Episcopal Church will be Rev. Merrill A. Nor­ ton, vicar o( St, Margaret's Church, Inverness, and priestin-charge of St. Ann's, Crystal River, since 1960. Father Norton is a native r of California and a graduate w of the L'nivcrslt) of California at Berkeley and the Church Divinity School of the Pacific. He also served churches in California, Illinois, Missouri and in South Florida. Invitation U. the public to attend the services and talks is extended by Rev. LeRoy D. Soper, rector at Holy * Cross. Breakfast Drink 12- Orange-Nip Swift'* Premium Sliced Soute of Limit 2 Pleats Birds lye Green Peas 6 M Honey Buns... 4 *1 HEAD CHEESE Merten'i Frosen min Uhl lc COFFEE... DELICIOUS INSTANT IESCAFE Academy Opens Prayer Room For Boys LIMIT 1 P L E A S E WITH P U R C H A SE S OF S 3 . 0 0 OR MORE 1 r A meditation and prayer room tor McClure Hall, boys' dormitory at Forest Lake Academy. wa« dedicated at a special service Memlie'S of thr &5 local chapters of the Florida Dorcas (■'•'deration ot Seventh day Ad venii*is donated the funds lo furnish the room, which will be used by the students main ly as a place for quiet modi tation, Bible study, reading and prayef Theme of the room is “ Christ," and furnish inrs include a large picture of Christ on the wall, the "prav inv llands" book ends, and a while Bible as well as furni lure drapes and plants Mrs Kennelh A Wright fed eration president, nude t tu­ tor ma I pre'entation at a ser vice conducted in the chapel of McClure Hall Those attend­ ing included various officers of the F i l l who were attend ing a weekend meeting in Or­ lando, Lhe dediration program being part ot their activities Paul Richardson, president of the Forest Lake Boys' Club received the key from Mrs Wright and responded to the gift Also responding were Ford Cavanaugh, dean of men, and William Fuchs, aca­ demy principal. Others par ticipating in the program were W. L Marat, home missionary secretary of the Florid* Con ference of Seventh-day Advcn lists, and K A Wright, form *r principal of Forest Lake Academy Dedicatory pra>er was offer­ ed by James Hamrick, pastor of the Forest Lake church, and II It Schmidt. Florida Confer­ ence president, rut the rihlxin on the door to officially open the room for inspection Refreshments were served by members of the bo>s' club Cyprcsi Gardens Unsweetened Grapefruit Mueller's Delicious J u ic e .......................“r 2 5 * J u ic e ..................... n r 2 9 * P each e s•••• 1^^Q s h B e e ts C o r n .......................’- 1 0 * B e e f S te w • • 49* C h ic k e n S t e w '«;■ 4 9 * Spaghetti . can W ith Muihrc With Muihroomi, Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti 1 5 'i-o s . Sauce can giant pkg. Libby's Delicious Cut • • • • • *303 can • CABBAGE IMPROVED! Ifi §tfi*|tt F&P Whole Kernel Golden (limit 2 please) PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE m Bounty Brand Flavorful MONDAY, TUESDAY, I uA W uWi ] WEDNESDAY Bounty Brand Taste Pleasing lO O 'V ^ v lO O MARCH 15, 16, 17 1965 f f lW .V W t o G reen S ta m p s § : ;-l Jyf G r e e n S t a m p s § : iM | viA 4i« «#trfMM- and puttKaaa #4. DRISTAN TA BLETS ^ nasal, spray, or cough formula llaa-'M W«f A N Y TY P E ENDEN SHAMPOO «—>’ ,< 0 March 17 l***i 0 m A Ait __ SNO BOL BOWL CLEANER pint s iia 29c ■ 33* w trend detergent 49* USB * * 11 a — a a a a new dutch cleanser 2 ** uta Vo Ui S i§ t o G reen S ta m p s via t u n y e a f GLADE DEODORIZER 7 os. can 59c rcg. bot. 39c , isativw tw>a.. ■•><•< it. mti OimOMMMMW. sweetheart toilet soap pompeian olive oil ♦ 2 V •ite A B 49» t o G re e n S ta m p s Sit w w m i KRAFTS B AR -B-QUI SAUCI, SMOKY OR RIOULAR trend liquid detergent r . 0 0 0 V fT e e a 0 6 0 " , ftao.raa A*d March IV. IMIl wv*. N i ' t v it . itaai Mssmmmstsm0 HOURS: 9 . 9. MON. - 8 AT. mVSBTMi STA-PUF LAU N D RY RINSE half gal. 75c a Seminole IMaza, Casselberry Im v j.w iiT O JtiO T l TR fJV m Te* via aii w w ->4 HOI US: IION., Tl I v\ I II , s \T R 30-7.0# T i ll 'I t s ., PUL, 8:30 - 8 :0 0 ^ t o G•*ArAel etaupnaai anSd putadavaaom*1j p . 'Ith'H t%*d . March IV. IMIl JW G r e e n S t a m p * Sj cavpoa md faidsM of; O V r c RcA OTO 6-ox. pkg. 69c llsBfr«i Wad March IF. 1MII _ Sanford Plaza IIwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford (I.tad CooVad raaL.d Swift ! Piimium Slttad ITALIAN HOT. PEPPERED HAM — t 000 Q O O O O O O O O O O Q O Q O W 6 ErXRTeREAW Kindergarten e * . Low-Sudsing Detergent (limit 1 please) Hrv* Marvh tt. lMtl ^ ~ is 'i-o i. Sauce Hunt's Yellow Cling Halved Jfl[ G r e e n S t a m p s Registrations for Day Sehonl Kindergarten at Holy Cross Episcopal Churrh. Sanford. are being accepted for the fail term. Student must be five years old before Dec. 31, this year, to be eligible for attendance. Tuitions are available w*ith and w*ithout transportation aervices. Those wishing to register their children or who desire further information should call the church office. With Meal, M eal, Chef I Boy-Ar-De« Spaghetti Ritter's Tangy Tomato Registrations Open For Church 27* tM |li« J J ...r r r .- T ,.c 6 BOTTLE CARTON REGULAR SIZE \*L Now You Know par I P E P S I - C % * s odA Aft (Vaptraa W E RESERVE T H E R IG H T TO L IM IT Q U A N T IT IE S SOLD . .<— and p&tkmm »A A LL FLAVORS JE L L - 0 4 3 - J i. pkg*. 45c . March IV, l»«li BORN IN M A R C H * Renew Your Driver't Licenses! ------------------- , ■■ . ■ • NO COUPON NEEDED !• ' United Press International Taxes on alcohol and lobac co brought in (5 6 billion or 40 per cent of the federal excise* collected In fiscal 1964, accorddag to Finance Facts, a pub’.lcation of tbe National ConsumV ee Finance Association, 9 > J7/ G re e n S ta m p s __^ O L A * LIMIT 1 FLEAS! H I CUSTOMER WITH THE PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MOU c ctn. FLUS TAX AND DEFOSIT �I , I \ -a . rnmm*. BV 1 ' 1 Oviedo Lioiis Miss State Title By Eight Points Stir t*«nforb Brr/rO P age 4— M arch 15, 1965 mMmi/iniM ly MURRAY OLDERMAN Sport* Editor Newtpoper Enttrprii* Alta. "I just think," added Whit­ FORT LAUDERDALE. Fin. (N BA! — Naked t« the waist, ey, “ I sweat twice as much Edward Charles (Whitey) on the nthrr side. The other Ford held up hi* sweatshirt night I was in a restaurant for malinger Johnny Keane to ill Fort Laud'idolc, and It *ee. It was damp clrar through was just pouring out of me every’place but the left sh-cv’c on the right side. That an­ that had enca*ed Whitey’* noyed me," Hut the 36-yeAr-ohl left­ valuable pltehlnc arm. "See,” raid Whitey, "I ran hander with the heat-won-lost yet 10 day* out of five-day percentage in the major lea­ gues since 1900 (.720) is just deodorant pad*.*’ "Y eah,", anapped infielder flip enough to salvage some Phil Lin*, “you’re half *nfe.’’ humor out of the situation. " I don’t have to change my “You only hail that opera­ tion," «*ld pitcher Jim Bou- sweat shirt," he mused. "All ton, "to nave money, Now you t got to do is turn it around one only half as much deodo­ and put it on backward*.” And then there’s the little rant." L**t winter In Houston, matter of the alleged Ford To*., Dr, Dennett Cooley made spithall. "F irst thing T thought of a 10-inrh Incision under Whit­ ey’a arm to cure an arterial when I heard he couldn't blockage which threatened sweat." admitted Mickey Man­ the New York pitcher's ra- tle with a grin. " I f the hitter missrt the ball, he's gonns reer. It started after the first say, 'I thought you couldn't game of the World Series sweat on that side,' "It might nffert the way when numbness pervaded the limb, and Whitey couldn’t his fast hall moves, too." "That's right,", admitted briny hi* arm up more than two time* in a row to shave Ford. “I got small hands for or lift it to rorrh his hair. a pitcher. They need to he a They sot him full of dye at little moist to get a better Lennox Hospital in New York grip on the hall. "So what am I going to do? and then threw an X-ray ma­ chine over 111* head to see how I’ll reach over to the othar far the fluid traveled in his hand or wipe my forehead or arteries. It stopped at the left . . . ." And he put hia finger* shoulder. The night before to his lips. That'* when every hatter in the operation, Keane felt Ford's forearm and it was the American League will elamrny raid. The nest after­ acreoin “Splttcr!" Foul ahl tigged and said, noon in the recovery room he louche! it again and fell "There's only one other rout*open lo me. Hack to the Kail warmth. “I'm hopeful," said Ford way E x press." Seventeen years ago, before candidly after an early spring I raining workout here in the hr look lo pitching for a liv­ Yank mu ' tidy lilt),, farm club ing, Whitey diove a delivery hall pink, which him carpeting Duck lie dul It then, too, in thr dressing mom just like with no sweat. lisek in New York. “ I ran do everything I did before." Ba­ re pt sweat. Krieck Leads 'Small America' Sand Spurs Cagers Honored NKW YORK (DPI I - Willie Somerset, the muscular dyna mo of the I) in] lies nr Dukes, to. ■lay was selected to Ins it tin1 17th annual I ’nited Press In­ ternational "Small Vmerica basketball team, e*iiii|Mne,| of (Sdlrce players no taller tli.ili f> Ml Somerset, at 5 10 tin- only le pcalet from last year’s team was chosen along with i ml t tomal i S B) of I,a Salle, Mill Siller (SK) ot Gomiaga, Jim Toombs Ih K)> of Stillman fed lege, t \la ) and Charley Drown 15-91 of Creighton. Buddy Benedict 15*1 of Clem son: lim Hnhrn 15 10) of Wisconsin; Bill Daly (5 lit) of 1 ovola (Chicago); Paul Smith <5 till of Mississippi stab and Tool Baxley 15 lit) ol Florida, eoui|Hi»ed the second team. Swift Stakes Open Season NKW YORK ( DPI ) — Clear skies, moderate temperatures nod 13 three year olds in the (MSI added Swift Stakes, eight of them Kentucky Derby candidates, were exiiected to day to attract about ho.poo fulls to Aoiicdurl fur the open ing of the Thoroughbred rae log season. The track was fast, the mu-, fuel machines well oiled ami ttie biggest grandstand in rac­ ing refurbished for Uie renew ul o( the sport alter a threemonth layoff. Picrro Mnnufn^hiritiir team yuK InI’Uiji' d l.v Imifiir h ii'iinj; .ft nil Krii 't k with icamra «if 1*1*1, *J'it*. :>r>,> Nf i ii a lu rlip 1Miini f t Oin thru <i|i|iufi I'fll A, St Jtihm* llrnlly Alan I'H"w|III if wr|| fr J'iirru’R wnw Meii mi i K« MHit wilh r IM». Thr htifh f•»r h'1 J« il rt * trnm wan 'Inlit' \*l* *a , till ittrt Thr mTfiml hilfiirnt nciii'R ft.llnl in !•HKur wim Unit t»f 1low f 1ii. ■ Nlmpfa llrlrii PjhI ,'.ti « Uli H 1112 f»:tI . Thin iurt Utlk'N 1 rii"Ogll , hrw«pvrr. It. Ih •> Aon*'* won all fmir uitli Mnrire Kipp showing Di­ sc a v wDh n IKfiEBiH, Prj-tir'n Filate Farm ln»ur ance t■>.•k four games friim the Alloy Dal* with Miriam Burtn'h* howling thr high tor thr tram, a Ih nthrr Irajjur play South* Vkit t tl Jti-alt y Itmh. t hi in ft Mill IriiifUr IfifttlitifC O K 1 in* Sfiii)»; (*hii|itiiaii Itlmka won llirpp fn»m Lurmii^ 1 r a n ? ‘ f f r ; I-tl tl In'm Urn lily 8 »il«hi took thn*c uniiivK fiiirn Com VIT* In All 1nftri* Mrl KvariR, h<wt 11fil’ with tin Slllul n|MHR f<<r tin► * fir^t timr, fmw h*il llir only tin kry of thr It IKlit. Skate Title NEW YORK (DPI I - New Yorkers Linda Waldrop *nd Edwin Com II raptured the mixed pair* title Sunday as the 43rd annual Middle Atlan tic skating championship* con­ cluded, Ollier winners includ­ ed ITiituylvatita'a S u s a n Hromcr and twscane Waller who won I In'I r fifth straight ladies pairs crown. By Mnrnhall I.ingn llcrnld Sportn W riter GAIN ESVILLE — The Oviedo Lions advanced to the atafe‘‘championship finals Friday by defeatinjr St. Cloud 59-57 only to fnll to defeat Saturday when Chattahoochee took a 76-68 decision to be­ come the Class B state under the basket and Chatta­ champions. hoochee's sharp-shooting from In Friday's game Ovie­ do led throughout most the foul line paid off. Oviedo came from behind in of the first half but St. Cloud moved up to tie tilings in the final stanra Oviedo look a 9 8 first quar­ ter lead but St. Cloud kept pace in the second period ex­ ceeding the Lions and at the end of the first half St. Cloud had a 27-25 advantage. Oviedo got hot In the third scoring 20 point* to St. Cloud's 13, giving Oviedo a 45-40 lead. Oviedo was leading 53-47 with 5:30 left to go when St. Cloud broke loose. By the lime the clock reached 5:00. St. Cloud had tied It up 55-55. Ardic Arndt dropped in two foul shot* to put Oviedo ahead but St. Cloud came hark with a field goal to tie it again, 5757. With two minutes left Ovie­ do froie the hall and with live seconds on the clock, Billy Mikler dropped in a jump shot to give Oviedo the 59-57 yictory. Jimmy Courier was high scorer for Oviedo with 19 point*. He wa* followed by Rex Brook* *nd Mikler with ]« and 12 point*, reipectivcly. A last period rally by Chat­ tahoochee gave them the break they needed to take the victory and, in »o doing, be­ come the Class D stite bas­ ketball champions Oviedo had a total of 30 field goals against Chattahoo­ chee'* 24 hut the Yellow J a c ­ kets went to the charity line tor 28 point* while Oviedo picked up eight point* from thi- foul line. The Lion* couldn't avoid imiling the towering Jackets Sanford Braves Tackle Leesburg Here Tuesday Sanford Junior Hi Braves, v Ith n 1 o | record, will larkle the La'esburg Jayvres ba«e hall nine at 4 p m Tuesday at the local cr load diamond on F ri-lich Avenue, Doardl dwell Mi l anon an mmnrrd the follow ing line up for tile laciburg giiiiic; Bill (ira cry. second, Don Kohinton. shortstop. M a r k Danin. third, loin Bryan, ratchet Bill Miller right field, Mike Ling l in t. Fred Weller nr Wayne Faki »>, cen ti r In-Id, Brad Hollingsworth, letl held and Skipper Si-ilka rik or Mike Morgan, pitcher ( It her game* si hedlilrd Uus month are Bishop Moore Jayvies, March 24 here; South Seminole, March 26, here, and F.vans Junior High, March 2U at Orlando., The Braves tallied the sea son's first win last Friday hy downing the Boone Jayvcea of tlrlnmlo 3 2 in seven mmngt. The ltoonc nine scored two runs in the first Imt Sanford took thr game with three runs m Die third ol Die seven inn ing game. tii.icey walked in Uie thl|d. 'then Kuldnsun walked, Daolu tut lo drive in (Iracey fur the Inst run. Robinson and Daulo Mini*I on ■ wild throw hy the Boone third baseman. Last Monday the Sanford Braves racked tip a 10 111 tie in seven inning* with Edge water Jay v ec* of Orlando, Pack Jumps OSI/), Norway l U I 'l )—East Germany'* Dieter Neuendorf edged Norway's Lars Grini Sunday to win the special jumping event at the 68th Hulnicnknllen ski games. Weekend Sports Summary II • Dolled Press International BOWIE, Md.—Isle of Greece Saturday raced to a four-length victory TAMPERE. Finland - The in the (53.2U) Governor's Gold Eoviet Union clinched its third Cup at Bonn*. straight amateur lea hockey KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Cen­ world championship. tral Ohio State bast Oklahoma DETROIT — Missouri won Baptist 8511 to win the NAIA Die first National Collegiate hasketball championship. 6 unday Athletic Association indoor NEW YORK - New Yorker* track and field championships. Linda Waldrop and Edwin HALLANDALE Favored Co*iit won the mixed pair* Gun Bow woo the (58,560 Doan title as th* Urd annual Middle Handicap by thr a* lengths at Atlantic figure skating cham­ pionship* ooodudod. GuUatnam. ) ‘ DORADIO, 1'uetro Rico — Howell Fraser won the Puerto Rico Open goll tournament by one stroke over Art Wall and A1 Bessel ink. MIAMI— Doug Sander* cap­ tured the (70,000 Doril Open golf tournament hy one stroke over Bruce Devlin. VAIL, Colo. — Austria held the lead in th# men'* event* of the American International ski races, while France moved in front of the women'* divi­ sion. the first stanra to take a JB­ IG lead going into the second period. Oviedo lost the lead midway in the second quar­ ter, then bounced back on lop. 31 30, at half-time. With three minutes left In the third stanra, Chattahoo­ chee had a 45 35 lead but Ovie­ do bounced back In the re­ mainder of (he period, steal­ ing the ball through the pres* and scoring to take a 55-51 lead Into the final period. When Jimmy Courier and Ted Bcllhorn fouled out in the fourth, the Jackets took ad­ vantage and poured it rrm Chattahoochee s c o r e d 25 points in the final stanra to Oviedo's 13 to give them the 7f (Wt victory and the Class B state championship. Rex Brooks was high for the Lions with 20 point*. He was followed hy Jimmy Courier with 18 and Billy Mikler with 17. Thus, Oviedo end* one of the best year* for hasketball the school has ever seen ami the record will show that the Oviedo Lions were the rcunners-up io the Class B state championship in 19G5. *■ Little Leaguers Tryouts Slated , Today, Tuesday A t F t. Mellon B E X BROOKS (left) ami Jimmy Courier, of the Oviedo Lions, were named to the Class B all-star squad of the state tournament at Gaines­ ville. (Herald Photos) Seminole Nine Bomb New Smyrna IO-To-6 Call ha* been issued hy the tional, will participate In sea­ Sanford recreation department son play. Game* will he play­ for all Little Leaguers to a t­ ed at Ft Mellon Pork and Bay Avenue Park with after­ tend the two day try-outs at noon games Stirling at 4:30 Ft. Mellon Park Monday and ami night gomes at 7:30. Tuesday from -I until G p.m. Jim Jernignn. recreation di­ Hoys already assigned to a rector, said hoys 10 years of team — .those hoys that par­ age planning to play Pec Wee ticipated In the Sanford Lit­ baseball, must try-out for Lit­ tle League program last year tle League first before they and are eligible this season — need not attend the tryouts. The two day clinic has been set up to familiarize hoys with fundamentals — hat­ "All I sjie J wasting. throwing, fielding, run­ ning and pitching. Boys have been instructed to report to the try-outs ready to play hall. Birth certificate*, it w-a.v pointed out hy the recreation I director, will he collected *t ' a later date hy the various roaches, so it is not necessary that they he brought lo the try-out*. All hoy* 10, 11 and 12 years old are eligible for Little Lea­ gue play. August 1 is th* cut­ off date, A boy nine, who will be ten before August 1 would become eligible under this se* up hut by the same respect a hoy 12, who would become 13 before August 1 would be in­ eligible. The Sanford Little League pt- gram pet* under way with the season opener* ,et for April 12. , Show me a filter that deliverstt the taste and H I eat my hat.' first start of the season. The Seminole ace gave up only one hit during his stay on the mound. Danny Tillis and Ronnie Hunon led the hit parade for the Seminoles with three each. Tillis and Bill Kuykendall hit triples for the Sanford team, The Seminoles grabbed a 4-0 lead in the first inning when Hinson. Tillis, Steve Harris anti Sonny Messer all acored runs. After the second inning it was 7 tl for the Seminole* and Ten teams, divided into two (tie Barracudas were never leagues, the American and Na­ able to catch up. Coach Jim McCoy sent Ron­ defense throughout the game nie Dudley in to pitch for the Lyman played errorless ball Seminoles in the fifth inning \ and got seven hits including when Fitzgerald's arm began Ray Piece doubles by Newell and snpbo- lo bother him pitched the final inning for more catcher Larry ladt Newell scattered six hits in 1hanford , 1 DO U A D O . Puerto Rico ,, "I wav very pleased uith , registering the victory, chalkil r l l — Flourll fra**«T m.iv i . , mg up three strikeouts ami giv our tir'd win.-' McCoy suits ^ In* just a novict’ as far .1 * pm a lot ing no walks Although the "The team allowed „ . . . . . , , ' ft s'tonal golf is concerned Wildcats belled h.m for four h.t'ilc anil really hit the hall i |(|(| fron, hj, .Sanford meet' Evan* High triples they wrre aloe to capi in Sunday s Puerto Itiro Uperi in Orlando at t p m Tnc'day tali/*- only once tin- 25 year util Panama ( itv Dudley is scheduled to start *1 lnr.i li.i'eman harry Bak­ i FTa i riaikn- lias alt the poise er startl'd thing' off for the with Fitzgerald at first has* of a polished veteran Next home game for Nan Hounds with * wslk in the first Fraser, a pro for only fuur agairi't but Lyman wa' unable h> ford ).* scheduled month', came from t»-hind on BoomIn-re FTiday at 4 p in score. However, the game may l*e the Eiiui nine hide' Sunday to Ill till lio'tom halt ol tile Min moved up to Wcdnenlav be n ice Art IV.<11 and Al lie ",mg Hon Kepti hd a triple pad cause Thursday and Friday link liv one 'tirike lu: Hie open Don I'jill'en ill r ight Del I tort title and thr voting golfer had arc mdrool holidays. Larry Miller saved lie- day to 'ink a live loot putt on tile with a fine catch on Hie next IMh hull- to i lint li the vie tor v batter I raser eariled a 73 h o t the l.ymsn scored fir-1 in tire tr.iigh Dorailo Hilton uinr>' Hunt when M.ller beat out .in and tiad -WH 'Irokes f*«v tile infield hit. advanced to thud tuurnev j i n tj.snu first prize baM- on a passed had and pur'e wai hi* first cheek as scored on an error Next Wi-dni-'day will hr a pio golfer. The Hounds struck again In f|ualll>ing day h-r tin Nan the fourth wtth Lot l dnoh ifiMd Woman's Golf * l ul l ling to renter and scoring what championship tournament it proved to lie the winning run May fair r 'rmntrv Dltlh on < uuk's single up the mid.Ur I’ aM m g s are N a v lex Me hi lire hottutu of the liftli. Rola-rt'ite (ianahl, Mr Darnel R ace' ,'clieduled at thr Its Winter Pane got its only run Cox Pifiee, Kerr Livingston on a triple hy Charley Higgins Durio Spencer - Dickey Phil­ retd a Itrac Strip Saturday and a single by Bob Dent ips, llt-min McKlhhm Wilson, wrrr wa'tird out hv ram an<i Paulsen singled in the sixth. Sten'trom Scott Adam* Park will tm lirlil March 27. advanced lo third on Newell ' r r.ltt|,,r,| Johnson. W Irhrl Doliert Tsylor, of Jack-on double and stole home ' " r Itillnp' Nicely, Marrii Antar-1 ' ‘He. t* exiwclerl to to- on tian.l Lynman’s Hurd run. 1 Selnlkr, • - and ' • .. . (,,r the next event lie ilnvrs VinoBatsnn Mike Lucas and Donnie Do* *ii \ ah. in i VViHlurlnMiJ Ann Mar>li amt Peggy Bill a•• lL •— .................... ton made outstanding defen lips, with a net 68, won the A drag match between lo'c sue plays for tin* Greyhounds association’s best bali-nt part Roy Yarbrough, famr-d NAN nrr* play. Patricia Str-li'trom, CAR driver and Milo Dole and Doris Spencer were sec Ulan, also is rescheduled for ond with a net t>3 March 27. ‘ By David Higginbotham Herald Sport* Writer The hard-hitting Seminoles bombed New Smyrna Beach with a 12-hit attack Friday to win their first baseball game of the season, in-6. lefthander Eddie FiUgeratd, who went the first four innings, claimed victory in his Newell Pitches 'Hounds To Win By Jim Baerhus Herald Mport* Writer .Sophomora iefty Charles Newell pitched the youthful Lyman Urey hound* to a 3 1 victory over the highly ruled Wildcuts of Winter Park High I relay night Tin- game at H.iria-r Shep (lent i o ld in Winter Park was tin- lirsl lor both teams I s m,,n i ' i.ii li Jim Payne, m hiv I9lh yNir at the Hound' ladni. vtarted lineup roriMsime of three Miiilioinures, five jun lurs and only one senior, His youth movement paid off wuh inexperienced lio>' starring on both offense ami Pal Sipley's 555 High For Scratch Pat Sipley of the S A N three Mime in the Windjatn rner Women ' Ficrali’h lo/a gin-, l«iwlcil one of her high r-'t score* Mi till' league with rami-' ul 173. 226, DJI for a line 5S5 scries. Tile S A N team took three poMll* (rum its opponents, the A It D’s, who w-ere- led hy Bar tiara Itohrer's l8u/4!)7 lo tals. Thr Pull Dps continued their mastery id lirsl place by tak ing tliriv points over tlie Drags with Elaine Kustivat leading the way, 171/491 High for (hr Drag team was Helen Marchesano. 173 iha Continuing to Ihiw-1 well was Mtvia Wiltshire of thr Pirate's team. Mrda's 172 tay moved hrr team hp the [MtsDlon lad­ der Milo the third slot Try tak ing three jaunts Irotn the Lucky ftlars Trying lier best lor thr losing lairky .Stars was Grace Mello with a 177/ 5o2 combination. .Split conversion thi* week included the 27 hy Mary Fuusi, Barhar liohrer, 3 10 , the difficult 5 10 and its opposite 5 7 dropped for Thelma Unger; Meda Wiltshire con­ verted the 5 8 10 twice; Vicki McGough thr 3 10 ami Pat Fiiplry tupidrd the 4 5-7. Helping Pat Sipley to her high senes was a string of four consecutive strikes dur­ ing the course of her league play. will he eligible for participa­ tion in either league. The Junior League (Baba Ruth), for boya 13 through Hi, will hold try-outs at Me­ morial Stadium next Wcdneiduy and Thursday. Balie Ruth Organisational Meeting will be held at tha Recreation office Monday at 7:30 p.m. Panama City Pro Takes PR Open LSL/M.li: Try Lucky Strike Filters .filters 'e-.-w, . © « t <■* .X & - C L - Championship Tourney Slated Po s t time 8 :1 0 NIGHTLY Excrpt Sunday M A TIN EES — 2 P. M. RQj n W ashcS O lil Wert. A Snt. Osceola Racing St-nsalmoat PKRF’EDT VS! THURSDAY — I.AIMES' NIGHT Sorry, No Minor* & cu e Jh b cl- O t/ a x i/ o v KENNEL CLUB HWY. 17-111' Kiwanis Relays Delayed By Rain Seminole High track team wav rained out Saturday . A heavy downpour ratt'ed postponement of lire sixth an nua! Winter Park Kiwanis re. lay* in which Sanford was scheduled to participate. The 17-team meet has U-en rescheduled for 7 p m. April e. s u c c e s s s t o r y : ’6 5 M e rc u ry Win Crowns PHILADELPHIA (UPU — Fmlaud'a Dili La dm and lamia Methany of Tuscola, III., won the North American gymnas­ tics championships Saturday night. Laiho won the allaround title and Miss Meth­ any captured tha women's crown. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S A R C A D B PA C K A G E STO RK O P E N D A IL T — « A . M. • « : l l P . M. I l l B. F I R S T SANFORD WE C m t TOT TAX UR STAMPS Par Life’* Annua! Award for Enqinecrintf Cxcclicncc; soaring demand (retail order* up over 90%): U'» developing into a great Mercury year. Now, all the ’65 Mercury need*for complete success u youl Awarded year’s top honor now in the Lincoln Continental tradition A rs;c JCT Of M0TC8 C0*<fANt • lihCOLN MIACIIW tWli'OS �3ljr franforh Ifrralft March 15, 100"— rape 5 ■ Hy Donna INtes Municipal type paving with a 64 foot strert and sidewalks will be constructed on S R 427 from the ACL railtoad track to .Palmetto Ave­ GENE I.. S n f f e l l . A D J1. s e r v i n g will) KVAH-3. hits re-enlist­ ed for four years tit Sanford Naval Air S ta­ tion. He and hi* wife and two children reside at -101 F a s t lit It Street. (Navy Photo) ‘Eldercare’ Topic nue in Lonu'Vood, County Commissioner \V. Lawrence Swafford reported at Thurs­ day's meeting of the Longwod City Cuncil. Swofford reported that rights of way would be taken on the west side of the high­ way though properties on which are located thteo res­ taurants in tiie business sec­ tion of the city ns Well as n local supermarket and the Wrought Iron Shoppe. Rural type paving would proceed from Palmetto Avenue to and beyond the present city lino it*. He further rrported that he. had hern assured construction would begin this calendar year, possibly by rally Sep­ tember. Ill answer to a question from temporal y ■h ail Ilian, Carl Lonimler, roncerning possibility of having the county maintain Marvin \vcenue and Mntkhnm Itoad. b*wafford said that iie could not commit or speak for the Hoard of County Commission­ ers but that he was In favor of county niumci|inl pniticipation on such rootlets. In other business, iimncil awarded the colltnot to pace Maine Street fiom (Rant to Sit 427, to low*bidder, HUM Paving t 'o mpane . at i reninmendntintt of tin' city rngineer. A. k O Ncall and Asso. . latrs. Of Doctor's Talk Siamese Twins Undergo Tests It was agieed to advertise bids foi* 1.2(111 feet " f f"iii.|in h Hy Ju n e ( a'»elherr.v enamel luted * .isi lion pip* Sem inole Young !!■ a ml two fire he .linn's will. p u td irsn C lu b w It h e n .1 in k by D r. I loy.lc F n u -n a ..g h im bnU to Ih* silUlnitted by ,’i *, K ld e riiir< " n m< I < al np- p III . Man hi t * . Mayor D i\id II Wfntwniit p i a ll t " the h.-alth p*..id, ms i , , , .lumen t. d, and . nun it •if 1lie ebb 1t\ al * 1 1 I day at \lt .i >.’ • hit (im m u nity l|<>.■ *• " ii M alt land A x enile Dt. 1 nil- 1 a id s w 1'I " a I 1a DAVID NOKI.L, Semimile High School seninr, has received a four year athletic scholar* ship to Furman Citiversity in* Greenville, S. C, Tic aUo won a National Defense Edu­ cation teaching scho­ larship. (iadfrots ( heat 'Pax Cheaters WASHINGTON t CPI i — I hr iii,u him * a re rtirikihj£ i! hrirtlrr than r v u to rhi’iit on inromr tax. tin* Intermil Kr\ I'fiup Serv iin <1 K S i * a jit F i­ ling, IK’ S ifiin|»itt« r + turrn il up SriJ it nitllt*ifi in in « mir In*! yntt i»n«l ki’pl t hi i*«»vi'rnmVht fjoni H*k7 million p *i v i n e in rrfmiih taxpayers uho c»tvc<l frciiti |ii itir yewti. i nuuuy HOUSTON I l l ’ll — Dortor* today Wean tost* on Siamese twin girl*. born in day* iico in Pyrrfn RL*o, to »w if they tan Nr successfully separated. The Kiri*, daughters o f a poor farmer, arrived in Hous­ ton Thursday am! were taken immediately to the Texas Children’s Hospital, where onr separation of Siamese twins ha* already bren per­ formed this year. Ruth and D u k e Pantaloon weie delivered March 2 by their uncle, obstetrician I)r. liamon Pantalron. The girl's parents are Sil­ vio and Dolce Pantaleen. 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Add S 3 i.0 ter 1it Tire .Mildred llanrj Drllona Mary | ic * r lirlting* l.aks 293-6S47 Bophir Italnra 66'-140J „ U t U tr j 1st & French Sanford, Ph. 322-0244 OPEN F R ID A Y N IG H T French Ave. & 25th r.ilnivtlo A\c, Si aril St H ig h w a y 17-9 Lungw ood �♦ %. ) • ♦ . Miss Sharon Whitten, J. M. Kirkgard United In Impressive Church Rites Misi Sharon Lynn Whitten, daughter of M*v and Mra, Harry Donald Whitten, of San­ ford, and John Millard Kirkgird, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. If. Kirkgard, of Dallas, Tex., were united In holy matri­ mony on Saturday, March I, at 7:10 p.m, al Ihe Sanford Church of God with the Rev. Lynn Alford officiating at the impressive candlelight and double ring ceremony. The church was a profusion of potted palms with two sev­ en branched candelabra in* terspersed with greenery and glowing with tall white tapers accenting the archway under which the marriage was solemnired. Accenting the altar were two pedestal baskets of white mums and gilds with an all white prieu deux. The center aisle was carpeted In white with white satin bowi marking the pews. Misa Sally Green, organlat, played the traditional nuptial hymns with Joe Bchooley, soloist, singing "O Promise Me" and ‘ The Lord'a Pray­ e r," Given In marriage by her father, the bride w n radiant In a white formal gown of Chantilly lace featuring a fit­ ted basque bodice with the scalloped neckline adorned in aecd pearia and Irridcscents. The long tapered sleeves formed ealta Illy points at the wrist. Enhancing the volum­ inous ruffled apron type overeklrt were three rows of ruf­ fles aeross the back edged in Chantilly lace. Her fingertip veil of silk il­ lusion felt from a Jeweled princess tiara and she carried J. F . Beer Follows Natural FLORIDA'S F IR ST LADY, MILDRED RURNS, who Is nn honorary member of Zetn XI Chnptcr of Beta Sigma Phi, was hostess to local chapter members when they were invited ovemlpht jruests of Governor llnydon Burns and the F irst Lady. lie personally showed the irroup his suite of offices in the caplin! and the Rracious Mrs. Burns and lovely daughter, Eleanor Watkins, conducted a tour of the governor's man­ sion, relating personal observations and stories during their marvelous visit. Fortunnte chapter members enjoying hos­ pitality unexcelled were from the left, Knthy Downer, Kitty Corley, Dora Lee Russell, First Lady Mildred Burns, Flora Mae Wells, Mnrchcttu Dorminey and Mrs. Philip R. Bach, sponsor. Miss Laura Abigail Boyd Betrothed To C. A. Powtys Mr. anil Mr*. Colombo* .Millii Boyd of Sanford, an IT nouncc the mens®merit ami — »|ipr#schini marriage of Uudr (laughter, Laura Abigail, tu Chtrles Arthur Powers, son Fidelis Class T o Attend Revival In A Group The Fidelia Sunday School Class or the First Baptist Church will attend revival services at flic church In a group Tuesday, March IS, al 7:30 p m. Following the service, re frcshtnenl* will he served In the Educational Building with Air*. Fred W, Yeackle and Mrs. C. E. Chaniot serving at hostesses. FOB ANY OCCAHION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K lat A Hanford Ave. 321.1111 322-1192 of Mr. and Mrs Lawrll Ar­ thur Powers, of Furl I,tuder* date. Miss Boyd is the grand, da lighter of Mrs. Columbus Mills Hoy A Sr. of Sanford and thr intr Mr. lloyd. Her maternut grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Itudolf William Bupiccht, also of this city The bride elect Is a grad­ uate of Seminole High School and will receive her degree from the University of Flor­ ida in April Her fianro is al­ so a student at the University. 'the wedding will he solemni/eil on April 24 si the Chapel ol the Incarnation in Guineaville. Magazine Program Open T o Public The Fine Arte Department of the Women'e Club of Benford will present Ihe annual "Animated M lgailne" al llie club house cn Wednrsday, March IT, at 1:30 p m. with Ihe public cordially Invltrjd to attend the program. Mra. Boy Tlltli is editor In chief of the fascinating mag mine with the theme 1‘Shar Ing Our Talents," Home. ST. PATRICK’S DAY MARCH 17th. 1 Hour Dry (’leaning — No Extra Charge Polarized Fur Storage SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT hilips or ft Service Cletnrra laundry & Fur 6tor«i« 319 W. 13th S t Phone 322-3315 MUNICH (U P I )—Consider­ ing his name and his resi­ dence in Munich, Joscp F. B re r’s hobby is a natural.•** The architect collect! the cardtmard beer coasters pro­ vided for many European res taurants by brewing firms. His personal collection now totals 16,(X><) but he alto knows of Zlftfl other Germans attracted by the brightly painted disks The German Ilrcwery Souvenir Collectors, who have been trading and raffling Hie coast i-rs a in re 1980, now have elected Beer their president. “Thirteen year* ago I began hy just putting a souvenir in my |M>cket after t drank a beer," Beer said. He did not get all Hi.UOO that way, but won them by entering three or four in raffles. The clubs publish trade of­ fers in pamphlets When new designs are issued, the brew ing companies inform the members. The c o a s t e r enthusiasls even have a scientific classi­ fication, said Beer, “ I guess there are sliout 1,000 of us sinolcgestologists in the world now.'' DeHary O FFIC ER S OF THE SANFORD WOMAN'S C L l'B elected at the recent "Crnxy Hat Parade" meeting arc top photo from the left Mrs. Al F. Hunt, third vice president; Mrs. Wade Shvaly, recording secretary; und Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Hr., treasurer. In absentia is Mrs. W, B. Brinson, first vice president. Lower photo shows chairmen of the various departments from the left, Mrs. ('. L. Redding, Civic; Mrs. Frank Hchaulteet, Fine A rts; Mrs, Btunley Pierce, Social; and Mrs. Dewitt Mathews, American Hostesses arc the officer* of the General Club and tea liostesiei are officers of the Civic end Social Department*. ONE GREEN GARMENT WITH ** REGULAR CLEANING ORDER Hobby - Beer SELECT YOUR CARDS AND GIFTS FROM OUR LARGE STOCKS! Flemings Gifts - Cards • Books 210 E. First St. Enterprise Personals M m Jean Cunningham Is ed by a local newspaper. Her currently visiting her sister award was admission [or four and brothcr-tn-law, Mr. and to visit Cypress Gardena. Mrs. F . E. Dsn by, at Oldsmar. Richard Harris, son of Mr and Mra. Fred Harris, was Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn was honored with a family dinner recently a winner In s Special at hit home list Monday in Attractions Fsaturs sponsor­ relebratlon of Ida birthday. Personals Mr. and Mrs. A. Dutfin of Shell Road have as their guests, their grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. Duffin. of Toronto, Canada, and their daughter, Mrs. Don McPhad. and children, Buck, Bonnie and Bruce, of Baltimore. Md. Mr. and Mrs Ted D. Altanasio of Toronto, Ontario, Can­ ada, are also guests. MBS. JOHN MILLARD KIRKGARD Mrs. Fred Pierson Hostess To Maison Ft Jardin Lunch lly Evelyn Lundy The elegant European at* inniphrro of the Maison a id Jardin Villa in Allamontr Springs was the scene of one ol Ihe loveliest luncheons of the season, when Mrs, l-'rrd Pierson of Oucdo entertaiiod Saturday. Mm Ann Pierson of Ft Myers. bride-elect of Robert Sturm, alio of Ft. Myers, was guest of honor. She was pro sented a corsage of white phalanopsis orchid* by the ho* less. Mrs 11 B. Mason of Deep l.akr in Ooldcnrod was given » corsage of pink rosebuds, this being the occasion of her 23th wedding anniversary. Mrs Kyle Cooper, sister of Mra. Pierson, was given a corsage of i’haiu* orchids, Mrs. Cooper Is moving Irom Birmingham to Dallas where har husband has been train ferred. The luncheon table was envFEEDING TIP rred with a beige cloth with Irrideiccnl gold threads. The attractive centerpiece was an arrangement of while water lilies and green ivy. On either side of this arrangement was a white cockatcel in stark while. On either side of the cockatorl were two small ar rangemenls of blue forget menot* topped by a white ccram ic angel A most delicious lunch of (rod cup, frozen salad, baked chicken with cheese sauce, delightful little sweet roll), lint coffee sml choice of deesert was served The luncheon was enjoyed hy Ml** Ann Pierson. Mrs Kyle Cooper, Mrs. If. It. Ma. son, Mrs. John Uuda J r , Mr*. S. it. Ilighsmith, Mrs. Wiley Abel. Mrs Hoyt llcrn, Orlan­ do, Mr*. W. R. Taylor, Miss L u c i l l e Brookshire, Mr*. James E. Brookshire HI, Mrs. J ft. Baltic, Mrs Anna Balkscorn, Mr*. U. F. Wheeler Sr., Mra. John Lundy, Mr*. John Evans, Mrs. L. L. Faulk Jr ., M n. It. W. Estes. Mist Kath­ En­ ryn l.awlon, Mrs. W. H. Mar­ feed tin and Mrs. John Ridenour. NEW YORK (U P !) courage your rhild to himself. Dr. Benjamin Spock, In hi* book, "A Daby’i First Y ear," says that even seven-monthold children should bo allowed to hold their own craekera or other food. The doctor admits The best lime to pltn meals bahles arr messy eaters, hut is when you are hungry. Your ha aaya I t * better to tel them appetite helps in the declilon- letrn while their ambition is itrong. SPRING SAVINGS SALE NOW GOING , Only Senior Ueautlciana Corner Oak & Commercial Phone 322-3914 For her daughter'* wedding, Mrs. Whitten chose a blue em­ broidered sheath with match­ ing accessories and a while carnation corsage. The sroom'e mother w n attired in a two-piece mint green ensemble with green accessories end her corsage was of white carnations. Immediately following the wedding a reception was held in the church annex. The re­ freshment table, covered in white damask, was centered with the traditional four-tiered wedding rake, flanked by sil­ ver candle holders holding while tapers. A punch bowl graced one end of the table with crystsl and silver ap­ pointments. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Thelma Smith, aunt of the bride, and Mr*. Ann Gracey. Floating hostess­ es were the Misses Wsnds and Linda ltrdenbaugh, cou­ sins of the bride. For her going away outfit Ihe hride rhosc a colton l* ie frock with while accessories and she wore Ihe rose cor­ sage from tier bridal bouquet. Following a wedding trip to the Florida oust coast. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkgard are at home at Boo Manta Barbara Drive. -I I I WES SAYS: IF (Apologies to Kipling) If you fruity are PARTICULAR About how Cl.KAN you get your rlulhr-v It you « anl to MA\ K mime money And s r all do, lira s m knows. If you want In wash g double sheets And B pillow c«sr». too. And do 11 all for J LMT A (fl! A RTF.lt I'll tell ynu what to do. Just do yaur wash at WEB KAY And you’ll anon find out why SO MANY P EO PLE GO T i l Bit B AND PAHS OTHER Pl-ACKB BY. Healed And Air Conditioned Lounge ( WES-KAY WASHETERIA 2010 French Ave., Hanford I - - NEW LY - WEDS AND MATHER’S FURNITURE Consider this the most Important ■top of your honeymoon trip! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Complete 3 ■ROOM GROUPS as low as *288 F.AHY TERMS Permanent Thai llolda. BEAUTY SHOP s The bridal attendants were Miss Body Hittell, maid of honor, and Miss Thcreta Whitten, sister of the hride, Min Diana Smith, cousin of Ihe bride, and Miss Jeanette llcrmon attended the bride si bridesmaids. They were gowned In Iden­ tical pastel organia frocks % with short veils attached to their matching pill boxes. Each attendant carried an arm bouquet uf tinted match­ ing mumi and their accessori n were in the same accord. Serving the groom as best m in was Bill Zerhar and ush­ ers were Jerry Wright, Benny Johns end Derrcll ltcnge. I Petite D e n l i e llurhmia served as flower girl and Joe Erwin wee ring bearer. U m p fy d M ak e Y m ir New l l n i r S t y l e S l a y W i t h A Canual Eva Bess a colonial bridal bouquet ef w h i t e carnationa centered with sweetheart roses. "TJfB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* T O U C H T O N ’S R EX A LL DRUG Locally Owned And Operated By GU»n McCall And "Brule" [MUla COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE STILL IN PROGRESS M ATH ER 0 of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st S t 322-0983 9) �I f .■ f 1 j Ufif BanTm-S * V frraTB March 15, TAB,5—Tape 7 South Seminole Miss Virginia Smith To Wed. gxgomcnt a n d approaching marriage of her daughter, Mid Virginia Sue Smith, to llobby Eugene Meadowa, ion The bride-elect, daughter of 1he late L. C. Smith, u a i horn in Sanford and will graduate L in June from Seminole High School,''where ahe la a mem­ ber of the Gleo Club. details will .be announced at a later date. MISS VIRGINIA SU E SMITH (Hryn-Alun I’ hotn) Sheriff Hobby Addresses Gamma Omega COLOR MAGIC announces aaaoelalioa with DR. FR ED SEILKOP "PO P" GOES TH E MAKEUP—Taking inspiration from the current craza for "pop" m t. Charles of the Ritz offers n new look in eye makeup. Left': A large teardrop oozing from exaggerated lashes make* tha wearer a sail coquette. Center, top: Hrillinntly polkndotted eyelids. Center, bottom: Checkerboard eyelids are matched by similar fingertip decoration. Right: Lower lashes gel an nssist from the paint brush. warm weather, a swimming party at the home of Hope ftchtrard Is scheduled for tatr April lo he followed in Mi* try the Mother’s Day lea and the annual banquet tor mem­ bers and their husbands or es­ corts. Not to he overshadowed by t h e forthcoming s p r i n g events, summer •> agenda is already in the offing. Start mg olf a week cd * tun in the sun" at New Smyrna Ucsrh will lie a party June 12 at a house overlooking the beach The house will he available to members and tlieir families and guests throughout the fol­ lowing week This practice lias been one of the high points in the groups social schedule lor the past several years and Is being planned witii much en­ thusiasm Needless to add. the children consider it THE tiiglllglht of the year since Itiey are included to enjoy the fon of the beach. The youngsters are indeed not to be forgotten since they .'hare Mommy" with the sorority and its many charitable pm jccls during the busy loll and winter seasons Everyone Is well aware of a young man - f.incy in spring, tint the chapter till ris In thoughts id rtt'hecs and tilt busy task ahead Tills was oln of tin- mam ponds id business and details id approaching e vents ari being carefully planned. Mrs Tooke read a thank you note from Die Mutual < ntii i it Association thanking Du- sorority lor furnishing and serving irfrcshmclits al Die recent concert held at Die Civic Center. Despite the fact that March came in like a lion, the group’s participation in San ford's "cracker days" was re­ ported successful. The Honda .State flank furnished supplies and gave assistance In selling up s coffee booth outside the hank with the proceeds donut vd by the sorority to The Lit­ tle Bed tichoothouse. Ginger Moran described her recent trip In filmland Train­ ing Center In Gslrveeville where she visited the chap­ ter's "adopted" retarded child and presented her with her birthday gifts. Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. •a 215 Pan Marco. 312.(052 SATURDAYS ONLY 811.VER PLATE HY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEW ELER S 112 S. PARK A V E. D IS C O U N T we know wipetor H i Tooke 59 Lentheric M IR A C LE Wo 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. Spray Mist Fvtee&fotte, T llk tt POUND AvtK/.uF Al L '.ULID CUTTING LEAH MEATY B E E F PLATE STEW ,19< •uthowtltK) TO M ATO TENDER MEATY B E E F SHORT RIBS.29< A m • i tf u tl v i, Timilttf Km* —-*»fm 4 ndf momorobU Mfr«cU Cefegnt Mill In * ipocitl men#y-i*vtmq «i«au Jwm full oumcm ef Ifct /rigrift c * lh«l Southern A ir E C K E R B Drug Shores I I $$**«*» am* Mt w*w c* « LylM fl STOP HY OR CALL — * 1|m JAR CAR NATION PEAC H ES LIMIT-2 0 i ■ re $i **#1 t(«wartlM »•—tout MTMAII ] $ * iMHpi*ii«iv«tf*i ) _ I 7_ 4S • 322-8321 MIR A d i bp U u tk o t U — • 12 6$ vtluft Ur tflly $ 1.10 plus I n . HALVES OR SLICES FWtf ULTRA CO FFEE MATE m « \ • » tMyfhlng ptrilbl* — SOUTHERN BRAND JU IC E ; MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ’ with , roOD ORDER Hot CAN E X P E R T SERVICING PET 2513 PARK Pit. J MERCHANTS 0REIN STAMPS ' , SANFORD, FI.A. tut* 'Mi i uwrun»•« m u . mo* FOOD PKG >1 SO J . . . I 'H LOW * ■ J t Z u D SUGAR SUBSTITUTE \ t e x iz e L iquid D ETER G EN T EVAP. M IL K TALL CANS i MANY PEOPLE IN THIK AREA HAVE HKEN SA TISFIED CUSTOMERS OF OCRS FOR MANY YEA RS. WK OPERATE A FL E E T OF T ill CKH SERVING SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY ANI) SOUTHWEST VOLUSIA. * 1 0 0 ra ta earn* • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j I r'w '•*Muv*<jaawMi»tuw « IjtylfTJ FiUlLY Size CLttM * i TOOTH PASTE f * ••'Vi* FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY t F i f LliXI r j F Kf-v.H H < f , / (-f LADY FAIR FRESH LEMON OR COCONUT MERINGUE PHONE US FOR F R E E PICKUP AND D ELIV ER Y S E R V IC E ; NO ORDER TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. P IE S SANITONE DRY CLEANING SHIRT FINISHING FAMILY LAUNDRY SERVICE 8 " x "ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS IN V ITED " CALL 322-4913 Orthodontics M A Y W E SER V E Y O U ? Bleach A Toner $ 1 0 .5 0 Touch I p *™ Fronting slid Tipping $10,00 and $15.00 ttinsrx N’ Tints $0-50 FOR APPOINTMENT PRACTICE LIMITED TO ANOTHER HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT FOOD FAIR . . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayhew of 115 Ovrrbrook have really been kept quite busy with company recently. Their daughter and son In law, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ellison from Whtltville. N. V., were guests with their son and daughterin law, Mr. and Mri. Arthur Perkins, from Belmont, N. Y„ arriving titer. (Jlhera visiting were frirnds from Whttsvllie, N. Y , Mr. and Mrs. Boland I.aw son nhd their son, Boland Jr . and Mr. and Mrs. William Shipley from Edmonston, Md. The nominating committee was apixiinted lo present a slate of officers for the com­ ing year and the report will be made at the April business meeting at the home of Jo Ann lloue, 1811 Mcllonvilk Avenue. Those present lo enjoy Sher­ iff Hobby’s talk-and the meet­ ing were Miss Nancy Davis, Miss Margaret IJuarles, Mrs. June It rod i p , Mrs. Edgar Bruce. Mrs I’etcr I’ ltukur, Mrs Dick Edwards, Mrs. Kir by File J r , Mrs J . K. Hig­ gins Jr., Mrs Aubrey Moran. Mrs Jam es McKee, Mrs Jim Howe, Mr' Terry Smith, Mrs Jack Sehlrard and Mrs * TAUL REVtRC BOWLS 5" diam. 94.95 9 " diam. $9.91 3 G " diam. 3.95 7" diatn. 7.9J «V. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crow­ ell of 1161 Selma Hoad hive recently returned from Engle wood, where they visited his sister and brother in lau, Mr and Mri. Hugh McCauley. waa aaaocialed with F.F.A. and 4-H clubs. He U presently acrvlng in the United States Navy, stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. At Die Flonda Sherdls Boys Itanch these young men are given proper guidance and are kept through high school. T h e y showing the inr Dative are /sent cm lo college thereby receiving a great op­ portunity which they other­ wise might have been denied All county sheriff offices support Die ranch which also depends on Individual donalions. The Seminole County office was asked to raise $200 toward a building fund for a new cottage. With this in mind, Hie chapter voted lo send this worthwhile group a check for $25. The informative talk ended with a cpiestion and answer period leaving each member with just a little more to think about. Enthusiasm Is high with spring right around Use cor ner and the very welcome season will he initialed wilh a luncheon for members and Lbclr guests at Creightons Brstaurant at the Winter Park Mall on March 27. Anticipating the arrival of I)R. A. W. E P P S, JR . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gifford of 217 Tulll* hive had i s houseguests ihetr daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler, Peter and Cindy, visiting them this past week from Falmouth, Me. Her fiance was born in Ma­ con, Ua., and attended Haw­ thorne High School, where he Far too many are concerned but not consciously aware of the plight of an ever increas­ ing number of seemingly “ in­ different" young people who •■would be only too glad to a c­ cept a helping hand if they Just knew where to find one. This fact was quite evident after hearing Sheriff J . L. Hobby addrrss the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha recently at the home of the president, Mrs Henry Tooke. Sheriff Hobby cited actual cases of boys and girls who are victims of unfortunate cir­ cumstances and told of a young girl from a broken home, a ward of the rourt. who had little hope for a worthwhile future even though her scholastic ability was of high calibre. Through Die generosity of foster parents stie received Die line and understanding vital to us all and has since made tier home with Iter sis­ ter Then- is an amazing num­ ber of just such cases in Seminole County and anyone of reputable standing may take these youngsters into their homes Sheriff Hobby revealed that Florida was tile first slate to establish a sheriffs’ hoys ranch .and now Im u sc^ m Sou young men The bii\- do not have police records, existed u n de r conditio\^ breeding rlclmipiency. Mr*. William I). Livingston has returned to New York City following a two-week visit with her mother, Mri. Mallon Anderson, and family. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chris­ tenson of 121 Pine Street Drive have had as houseguests. her sister and hus­ band, Mr. and Mrs. I. Von Airsdslf, from Wisconsin. of Mri. J . F . Gresham, of Flagler Beach, and E. It. Meadowa, Hawthorne. wedding Personals By Maryann Mites Mr. and Mrs. Horace Boardman of ltd Ioimbardy Road recently returned from a fourday tr ip ’to Nassau. Mri. Martha H. Smith of Sanford, announce* the en- Complete 1’ M. L. It A DORN JR .—OWNER PHONE 322-3251 "Serving Sanford and Seminole County For Over 35 Yeara." --------------- ■■■ |--------------_ _ _ 39< EV L LADY PAIR RAISIN P ILLED S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y LA U N D R Y CO. 819 N. 3rd ST. l _ HONEY BUNS">‘35‘ | MERCHANTS 0 R IIN STAMPS ( l LADY fAI* H WOUND MING • [ J j J ) C 0 L 0 IN POUND CAKE* SAVE 14« ISN O TIP ALASKAN TALL CAN 39 _ I �V * r * —« The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, — WANT A D S! Dial 322-5612! 15. Special Services 2. Personals Classified Phones n * a I m Iw 4 S am iael# C M »ty D ire**— D W ««f» K m K " sS a am jj 3 e*l J •a A 1 * 3 a Up to 5 |1| 1.801 1-50 I U P 6 to 10 H 1 1.50 I 1JQ H -9 0 SICK 11UOM N EEDS (>. Child Care 8. Pets & Supplies a q u a r iu m s a t iio p ic a l f is h ■ /, B l x h a e t Q u a l i t y fr o m tha B a a t I t a t r h a r l a a , L o w e . l diecolint 10' a. m. - S p. m — SirteM. A ILY — FIN N Y F R IE N D S , I Mllaa S o u th o f S a n ro r d on llw y. t l - » l . D tllv trr I3I-07I4_ O FF E R IN G A SP EC IA L S E R ­ V I C E ? M o n t h i n 40,000 n » d • n ••* H i* Hanford Horx ld c l a n i r t o d * d » d x ll r . R u t * * xx l o w ax H o p«r llnx p * r dxjrl D lx l 131-1411 o r 411-1011 xnd p l x c x r o u r xd! F O R H* wlng M achm x A F l o o r Cmrx Balax A B « r v l c * C A L L 111-7 ( 1 1 , T our 1-ocxl A u t h o r l*» d H1NOER B E W I N O C E N ­ T E R REP. . C O M P L E T E LA W N C A R E * I -* n d , r a p ln x . Bpraplng. Sodding, raa*n nxb lx rutXA P H I L L I P S LA W N S E R V I C E 323-5 10 0 x f t x r 1:10 p. m. |glo 20 |4 I 1.50 I 2.52 H.BO at i-Dar nala CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST ' IX A 8 S I H I .U IMMl'LAt 11.50 Per Inch IM I a la i a a t I l f l H jf at 1 colaara ERRORS Tfea l l r r a l d w ill a a t ha ra. apaaa lh la t a r a i a r a I h a a aa a la r a r r r r l taarrtlaa. COPY K lttana. 1 1 1 .0 0 1 . Fr*, DOOS R E C E I V E D ror AdnpF I X I T SHOP tl on . board ad Anim al It ear u a N E W IXX2ATION L e a g u e , 1704 tv . Mlnnaaota. 104 So F r e n c h 111-4711 D a L a n d . Ph. 7 1 t * l l t l . Mlel ma#* AS— I L l a e ( H r * M t l i n w * r 4 * ge e l l » * X I J o Mlntm am C h a r r All X k l * H a t * Ada C h a r s . J P O O D L E Pupplea. AKC. S l l v a r o r w h i t * . Hell o r I ra d e. I l l * 140. D A C H SH U N D Pupplea, greed , 9 1 1 - ( O I . P *d l1 P O O D L E Pup plea AK C, W o r m «n1. T e m p o r a r y Sh ote , T o y a h M iniatu re ,. 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Builders Supplies T O T F O X T e r r i e r Pupplea. I l l * 1141. ____________ P R E - C A S T Concrete Step * Q R E G O R T L U M B E R CO 470 M ep I* Av*__________ H 7 - 0 1 0 0 Special Notices 20. Hnrdware Income Tax Returns L O S T F r id a y . W e l l * ! , Hanford Chopping C a n ta r Itaw ard l*h. u i-m i W A L L PA PERIN G. P rap x rlta A U p h o lxta r ln g . 171-3071. NOT III N Q IH L O S T u n t i l a Her al d W a n t Ad (mil* to find HI DEADLINES L E T 'S CELEBRATE — Tha claialflt<1 ada a r a tha placa t o aava t l m * and monajr whan •hop ping fo r th a c a r o f r o u r choir*. D r x p x r U x - Sllpcovxra JE A N MARCEL 1001 F r x n c h Av*. 177 -110 0 T E N T S C II M AINTENANCE S e r v i c e A Su pp llee 1 (4 1 S r * r k D r 211-t44( P a w n i n g or B u y t n * t — Ben uel A -l PAWN SHOP 1101 O r la n d o Dr. 111*1170 1. Lost & Found 10. Interior DeeoralorH D O B E R M A N P I N S C H E R pupe, A K C V i o l a K a e t n e r . 111-1111. T h a Itarald r a a a r r a a th a gel.lie g e a t » * J* r lla g ar rarlal . s a a r a d a r r l l a r m a a t w h lrb II daaaia a b l e e t U a a M . l a lb s s a ile r a t Ibla aawa* M M I. 12 Noon Day Itrfora Publication For Inxertlonx and Kill* (Sat. Noon For Monday) Adding M a rh ln e a - T y p n w r l t o r * Haler - R e n t a l ! • I t a p U r a r O W E L L S OFFICE 8UPPLT II T eare Experien ce, pall L a ­ m a r W llll a m e. F l * a Polnla . 111-7111. H IT C H IN G P OST lUHa A P aw n Shop, l-oa n a on a n y t h i n g of v alu e 1111 Hanford Ave., 323>•11. CANAB Day Ca m p h ag lna J u n * I t l h . , 1-aka Golden. F o r I n ­ f o r m a t i o n ca ll 121*1111- F r e d G anaa. S e n f o r d ' t Moat C o m p l e t e T E D W IL L IA M S HDW I#( K. 1 sth u i-m i 21. Home Improvements I m i b HO, let " . . . I Ulink w»Ve gating lomew/tere—ftt'i beginning lo think of the Southeast Asian situation as a domestic mattirl" 22. Plumbing 30. Home AppliaRces PLUM BING C o n tractin g R epair* F R E E ESTIM A T ES a U HARVET 104 S a n f o r d Av *. H t-tlll USED A pplian ce * I n c lu d in g built-in*. Ilk* n*w . l/ow prlcfti. 222-2079. 24. Well UrilllnK W ELLS D RIL LED . PUMPS SP R IN K L E R BYSTEMS All T y p e * an d S i t e * W * R e p a i r an d Her vlc* S T I N E M x c h l n * an d Supp ly Co. 107 W. I n d St (11-4411 29. Photo & Equipment SAVE T O U R DOOR A TOUR H EAT I t . p i e c e t h * J e l n u e t * In pour d"or w ith an xll-w eeth er F r e e l l t * Unit. F o r m o r e l o f o r m n tl o n cell rour lo cal L u m b e r Co. or t h e 1‘e tere on L u m b e r Co. In O r la n d o. G a r ­ den ( - ( ( I t . 30. Home Appliances ATTE N T IO N DO It T o u r e # t f - * r e ! I f pour R o o f nrc ile r e p a i r i n g Ch ec k w i t h ue fo r th * flee t Ito o fIn x m a t e r i a l m oney r a n buy. C ell 121-1101 A w * w ill cum * It minin g. NEW A P PL IA N C ES at W are* houn P rice*— Frlgtd xlrx, Hot P oin t, ItCA, Z en it h , et c. C ell C h a r l i e O n rm l y r o l l e c t At Aee oclet ed R a d i o A TV1111 N. G r a n g e Av*., O r l a n ­ do 413-5114. Our R E G U L A R P r i c e for Cupy N e g a t i v e * A * 1x7 P r i n t la 11. (0 phi* ( c T a x . W I E B O L I I T S C A M E R A HIIOP 310 H P e r k Av enue, Hanford IN CO ME T A X P R E P A R A T I O N l l o * DOU GL AS AVE. 12J-71M1 15. Spccinl Services A & II CONTItACToltii ItOM 11 IMI'IIOVK MKNTH. HOOFING. P A IN T IN G A I N - D l AT I Nil 22?■221? ■V Legal Notice NOTH i : N otic e te l i r f e h y gi v en th a t th e annual meeting nf th e nf m k i l d d r re ' f file s< inf"ld Her ald will he held at XJ<ti CiMnimunlty Way, F lor­ ida, on March H H»**, at 1 0 : 0 « A, M f mt l|i* t rariaai't Dm of eui'h Hite! lie a e ■■ may com e b efo r e the m e e t i n g F u h llsh Mar« h 1. \U . I M l N O T K . R O F I M T . M l i H TO A 1*1*1.t FO II a r i : t I I I . OH 1,01 %1, l . r . t i l a l . % T lo \ TO WHttM IT MAY i t t N f K I t N NOT 1CPT IH II K i l l ' l l V #11VKN th at f he HI ova k l U r d i t i , a Home fo r A m e r i c a n P l m a k a , a c o r p o r a t i o n not fo r pro fit with lie p ri n c ipal o f f i c e located In Hamlnol* Co u nty, FlorDIa, will apply to th a IIMIS Leg is I a l u r e nf th * H im * of F lo rid a fo r th * passage of aperlal r>r focal le g l a t a tl o n w h e r e in a tl#|Uor l ice n se shall tie g r a n t e d t<i tfie ap p l i c a n t , preaant law, re g i i ia Intis r ea tr I •-tlon a nr 1liilltatl#iii> not w ith al a Ailing T h la no lle # la b ein g p u b l i s h ­ ed p u rsu a n t In law. on# tim e it lea at in d# va before In I r o ­ il ii o 11*»n of t h e pt opos ed I a w Into th e l*eglalat ore HI/tVAK CIA ItDKN. a horn# fo r A mar Ivan S l o ­ vak# Dy: Aug ii at Ifodalk, Dr ealdent Duhltah March IS, 1I I S CDK-fcS \ o t h t ; o r o f h i .k N*dlea la h * r * h y gi v en th a t p u rs u e u i to final de cr ee rand* et ed on the 221 h day of March IOCS. In th at certain cause p en din g in I he C irc u it Court In and f o r Hem Inula Co unty, F l o ri d a , In C h an c er y , w h er ei n FIR ST F K D K IIA L 8 AV IN OS AND LOAN ASS OCIATION O F SK M tN O L K COUNTY, a c o r p o r ­ a ti o n . la P l a i n t i f f , and CL A R A LINK LK C and husband, JO H N 1IK N R Y LK K. are d e fen d a n ts. C h a n c e r y D o ck e t No. 14191, I, A R T H U R 11 R K C K W I T H , J l l . C l a rk o f th e a fo r e sa i d C irc u it C o u rt, w ill w ithin t h * legal h o u r* o f aalo on MONDAY, ? ARCH I f . 1*45. o ff e r fo r eale and sell to th e h ig h e s t and beat bidder fur caah at th a fr o n t door o f t h * Co u rth o u se of Siti il* nnls Co u nty. F l o ri d a , In S a n ford. Florida, th * fo l l o w i n g deaerthed pr op er ty. altuattd an d b ein g In b em lnola Co u nty, Florid a, to-w lt: L o t IT In B l o c k I o f I r d S e c t io n . D R K A M WOL D. Hanford. F l o r i d a , a c c o r d ­ i n g l o plat th e r a o f re co rdad In P l a t Hook 4, P a g e TO, 1 o f th a P u b l ic R e c o rd s o f S e m l n o l a Co u nty, F l o ri d a . Said aala will ha mad# p u ra u a n t to and In ord ar to aat* lafy th a ta rm a o f aald fin al dac re a , a (C IR C U IT COURT SKAL) A r t h u r II. * H ackw it h. J r . , C l a r k o f C i r c u i t C o u rt, In a n d fo r Sam ln ola Co u nty, Florid a. B y t M a r l b a T . VIhlan, D C r h l l l l p H. L o g a n g b l n h o l a t r an d L n g a a A t to r n a y a M L a w P. O. B o a I T I I ganford, Florid a . A ttorney for P la in tiff p u b l i s h M a r c h I I , 1111 C D K -IT P A IN T IN G , R e p a i r i n g en el oeurea. I n t e r i o r we ll c l e a n i n g t.y Von S c h r a d e r we ll D e t e r Kent. 111-4 1(4. Legal Notice N O T IC E OK X A 1.02 Nut Ire I* h e r e b y gi v en that p u r , n e n t to f i n a l d e rr e e r e n d ­ e r -d un th e l i n h day of March. 1(41. In Giat certain ca ue e pending In th e C i r c u i t C o u rt In end fur Hemtnul* C ou nty. F l o r ­ ida, In Chnnrery. wher ein FIR ST FEDERAL SAV IN GS AND LOAN A SS OCIAT IO N OK HKMINOl.K COUN TY , a r o r p u ra tl on . I* P laintiff, and •M-AltA LINK L K K and huaand, JO H N H LK K, a t e de fe n dan le, C h a n c e r y No I t ft? I, I, A R T H U R II R K C K W I T H , J R . c l e r k o f t h e a f n r e e a l d C irc uit C o u rt, w ill w ithin th« le g a l hnu re o f aat* on MuN DAY . MAR CH 10. 1041. o f f e r fr.r eale and eell iu tlia h lg h e e t and heat bidder fu r c a e h a t the fr ont dour o f tt i* C ou rl h-iuee of Keinlnote C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In Han­ ford, Florida, th e follow in g ilea, rlhed property, al lualad and t.eln g In Hemltiul* Co unty, Florid a, to - w lt: tail I I . U l o r k I, n f D R K AM W O L D . T H I R D SE CTIO N , Hanford. F l o r i d a , ac c o r d i n g to plat t h e r e o f re co rde d In P l a t Itook I, P a g e ?0( of th * 1'uhtlc Record* nf Hetntnole C o u n t y , Flo rid a Held a a t * will he made pur* eu ant to en d In ord er lo ea tl . f y t h e t e r m * of aald fin al de cr ee IC 1R C IIIT CO U RT SKAL) A r t h u r It H 'r k w l t h , Jr ., C l e r k o f C i r c u i t Cou rt, In an d fo r Hemlnole Co unty. Florida. B y : M a r t h a T. VIhlan . D. C. P h illip H Lo g an Hh lnholeer and Lo g an A t t o r n e y * e t I -a w I- O. Iloa 17(1 f e n fo n t. F l o r i d * A t to rn e y fo r P l a i n t i f f P u h ll ah M a r c h 10, 1041. C D K -li IN T il K CIRC U IT COUR T . NINTH J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T tlC C l .ll lt IDA IN AND F O R IKX 4In o i.i : c o u n t y . CHA.NCKIIY NO. I4T4I d a n R. M c A l l i s t e r . P la in tiff M ELISSA L IST E It, U B E N N E T T M cA L- t i l Msfcnullt 12I-1SI2 Legal Notice \ * 71. 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S a n f o r d H e r ­ t o m e r a n d w ill a c c e p t B a l ­ W ILSO N - M A tE R F U R N H en d T oole. M oet ly " S n a p a n c e of 111.44 C a eh o r ald. B u y —- 8*11 — T r a d * On ." |110 t a k e * all. Call a f ­ T e r m . . P h . 111-741 7. l l t - t l K. l e t . I l l - l l l l C areer opportunity fo r q u a li­ t e r 4 p. m , L o t 31, P a r k Ave. T ra ile r Park. fied m a n 11- 41 . S a l a r y an d T H IS IS IT! FR EE ESTIMATE c o m m l s a l o n . P h o n e 111-4111 . B I G A u c t io n a t B I L L ' S B A R ­ H O O V E R VAC. C L E A N E R S U p h o l e t e r l n g A M e t t r e e e r e n ­ GAIN B A R N , e v e r y S u n d e y , W H I T E S E W IN G M ACHINES o v a t i n g . New a Ueed F u r n i ­ 1 :0 0 p. m. 1144 O r e p e v l l l * 72. Female Help W'anted A u lh orlied Sate* A Se rv ice t u r e C a l l Nix n e d d l n g Mfg. Ave. G A R R E T T 'S Co. a t 701 C e l e r y A v *. 131ADULT W h it* Baby Sitter* 140 E . F l r x L 111-1144 51. ArUclett For Kent 1117. W a n t e d . 322-1119. CY T R E S S F E N C E P O S T S ! 4 " . i n g e r f o r N i g h t C lu b. " Y o u n a m e It— W * h a v e I t ! " ECHOLS BEDDING CO. L APDh.Y 13S1-1111. 4 " x 7 tt. long. 14c * a- Ph. AMERICAN REN T-ALL 11 1-1114. Bedding a F u rn itu r e 1444 S. H l a w t t h a . 111-4114 AT FACTORT P RIC K S: M A I D S — N. T . l o I I I w k . S IN G E R — D le l-O -M atlr t i g 114 M agn oli a 111-4111 RUSH R E F E R E N C E S . T O P r a g aew lng m achine, o rig in al REN T A BED JO B S. FARE ADVANCED v a l u e o v e r 1140. Good c o n d i ­ R o l l a w a y , H o e p lt a l , B a b y CO U R T K O U ST C H A R G E AC­ Q U IC K L Y . H A V -A -M A ID , 4 tion. W i l l cell or e w a p fo r Bede, by D \r, W eek, or C O U N T S— l im ited c r e d i t tf B o n d " t . , G r e a t N ec k, N. T . electric ty p e w rite r or w hat M on th . y o u own a p h o n e P u l c l e e e l h a v e y o u ? Of e q u a l v a t u * . C A R R O L L '3 F U R N I T U R E fl ed A t e to w o r k fo r you ! C a l l Orla n do I l l - t i l * C O L ­ I I * W let. 111-1111 77. Situation Wanted L E C T . Aek f o r Mr. L e w i* . 69. Schools & Instructions 53, Wanted To Buy T e l l th em you e a w I t I s T h * H E W IN G M ACHINE. Twi n San ford H eraldl Neeil i* x J g - » a g c o m p l e t e w ith USED FU R N IT U R E Coneole, Herne, B u t t o n h o l e * . W I L L C a r e f o r c h i l d r e n on a U. s. C I V I L S E R V I C E T E S T S ! 111 -3 17 4 Make# f a n c y D eelgn e, et c. w e e k l y b e e t * In my home. P a r t y In th le a r e a tn t a k e S E L i , F e n c e d yard . R e f e r e n c e * . Ph. US yuur F u r n i t u r e . Men - W o m e n 1* a n d ove r. S e ­ tip b a l a n c e nf * p a y m e n t * a t 11 1-1717. Q u ic k S o r v l c * w i t h th e Caah. c u r e l o b * . H i g h pey . S h o r t f l . J O e ac h . Call O r la n d o 111SUPER TRA DIN G PO ST. hour* Advancement. T h o u - B O O K K E E P I N G A T y p i n g do ne 1177 C ollec t 177-4477 ea n de o f J o b * open. P r e p a r a ­ a t my h o m e o r y o u r o ff ic e . tory train in g until appoin t­ L A D I E S D le r o u n t S h o e * 11.49 111-1471. ed. E x p e r i e n c e u e u a l ty u n pr. S t o c k l n g a 1 pr. 11. S u r - 55. Furniture For Sale n ec eiea ry . F R E E Inform ation plua C ity . o l d Ne w s p a p e r s on Jobe, aalerlee. require­ F o r t h e b l g g e e t ee te c tl on o f f o r SA LE m en t* W r i t * to d ay g i v i n g I t per d e y r e n t a l f o r E l e c ­ n e a r l y n e w and u*4d f u r n i ­ tric Carpet Sham pooer w ith name, addrea* an d phone . tu r e . ae* Noll'* Fu rn iture 25 L B S. - 50c L i n c o l n S e r v i c e , B o x 149 S a n purchae* of Blue L u etr*. CarBrokerage In C ****Ib*rry SANFORD HERALD on 17-17. Open I d e y * 4 to I. > ford H er al d. r o l l F u r n i t u r e Co. PRATT A 1071 o ff . OUTLET. L A M B E R T P ain t* F A C T O R Y P A IN T 7417 8. F r e n c h . l PIANO, r#po>i#«t#d W ulltiftr K p ln tt , tmk# up pftymftnt#. M * y bft *#«n In y o u r #r#a by cftllln t C r*4 it M i m i # r , W #il * y - P f o » « * r Plftno C o , 1121 N. 21111ft, Orlando , 24 1 -174 2 C o l l to t . • P l t n o T u n in g and R e p a i r W. L. H a r m o n - - 111-1111 35. Vacuum Clcnnerx S A N F O R D VACUUM SVC . ''All M a k e a " 35.15 ft P a r k Av * tll-1111 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds O R A N G E T R E E S I n Hal*. Rig t r e e s will p l a n t In you r yard, 222&0B2. what you're H A R R Y INDIOO R # i u U r 100 lbs |?9 oo. 100 Ih lute C l oo. A i i #ii l i n e A F i n e stall * Rfthle <ira#i Se ed — Aek fo r pric es , and o th e r field seeds. A. M P rev ail, 7 0 - 2 1 1 1 . He vllle, F l o r i d a looking for 50. Mlsc. For Sale Legal Notice tM>K ?! N O T IC E o f in t e n t io n to A1*1*1, V FO II e lfK C I A4. Oil I . l i c i t . I.K GIAl, AT ION T<> WHOM I T MAY <*< iN<'F.R.N* NiiTICK IH I I K U K R Y G I V E S th a t Die G e r m e n - A t n e i l c a n Ho. c l e l y , I n c . a cor|mratlnn not fo r p ro f i t, will apply to th * l!i«s eeaaton of t h * l . e g l e l e t u r * nf the S t a t e o f F l o r i d * for th * p a a - a g e of ap ec lal or loi-al Veg te l* tlon wliareln a ll'tu or ll ce naa allall he g r a n t e d to th * a p p l i c a n t , pre aa nt law , r e g u l a tinna, r e e i r l c t l o n * o r ll in l l a tl o ti e not w It hatan ding Thla n o t i c e It h e l n g publlehed pu re u allt lo taw. ona tlm a at 1, a i l Jll day a b e fo r e llll roduclInn of t h * propoeed law Into th e L e g l a l a t u r * G E R M A N AMER IC AN SOC I E T Y . IN C . l l y ; K i r k ll la e m an. Iheahlent Puhllah M ar ch 11, LH5 C D K -S 4 IN T I I K <1111 I I T < O l I I T IN AND F O R U E td lN O L B COUN­ T Y. FLO RIDA NO. 14714 T H E W I L L ! A M B R t tR G I I SA V INGH HANK, a h a n k i n g c o rIKiratlon of th# S t a t e o f New' Y ork. , P laintiff, v* K E N N E T H L E O N C O F K E T and DONNA H. C O S K K Y . h i* wife. , D e fe n d a n t *, N O T I C E O F XI I T T IIK RTATK OF FLO RID A T O ■ D o n n e It Cotkey •1 R tv e re ld e , R o u t * I. C a r m e l, C a l i f o r n i a K e n n e t h Leon C oek ey, 41 l l lv a r e ld *. R o u t * I. C arm el, C aliforn ia Y ou a r e h e r e b y n o ti fi ed th a t a ault h e * b ee n filed a g a l n e t you In t h - a b o v e e n ti t le d cauee, en d t h a t y o u a r * re q u ired to file yo u r x n e w e r w i t h t h * C le r k o f th le C o u rt an d to t e r v * a copy t h e r e o f upon t h * p l a i n ­ tiff or plain tiff* a tt o r n e y * , w h o * * n a m e an d a d d r t e * I* Jennlngx, W a l l a C l a r k * and H a m i l to n . 1300 B a r n e t t N a t i o n ­ a l B a n k B u i ld i n g , J a c k e o n v l l l * 1, F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r th a n April 4. 1141. I f you ra i l to do to a d e cr ee pro ooofoee o will be e n ­ te re d a g a l n e t you fo r t h * r e ­ l i e f de munde d In t h * c o m p la in t. T h l e au lt la to f o r e c lo a * a m o r t g a g e . T h * r e e l pr op er ty pro cee ded a g a l n e t le: Lot II SOUTH PIN B C R E S T , T h i r d Ad dition, a xubdlvlelotl, a c c o r d i n g to a p l a t t h e r e o f r e co r d e d la P l a t B o o k 11, p a g e * 41 and 41 o f t h o P u b l i c R e c o r d ) o f Sem lnolo County, F l o r ­ ida. W I T N E S S m y h ood a n d t h * oea l o f a a l d C o u r t a t S a n fo r d , F l o r i d * , t h U U t h day of F e b ­ ruary, t i l l . £ “EVENING HOURS A RE READING HOURS" r i t T l T i n u s n a v ik s a ,n Ku r d .h k w i .n o c k n t k r N O T I C E 18 h e r e b y gi v en th el 101 No. I*#rk Ave. I22> »«U 1 em e n g a g e d in b ue lnea * el H 7 2 Mouth P a r k A v e . t'emlnnl# Co u nty. Florid a, unde r th * f l c t l G o u * nen ie of, l lre n n o n 'e Art A Motihy C e n t e r, and that I Intend In r r g l a t e r *nhl name NOT t r i e O F A P V M C A T I O N with th# C l e r k of th e C i r c u i t f o r i i.o v n io , u r v r m i Cou rt . He m tnrle C ou nty. F l o r ­ 4 M » 4 H A M M I M M 1 # Tlt KKTN. ida. In a c c o r d a n c e with «lt# T<» W Hu M IT MAY f O N V K H N : prn vlelo ne of tti* F t c t l ll o u # Nutk'ft It t u r d i j *1 v#n by th# Name Htatitte*. t o - w l t : S e ct io n 11n a r il « f Cdiunty Com ml ntt on « »(S n» F l o r i d a H tatu le* 1*17 •■r# of Henilruile t' n u ii ty , Kln r* HI* W i l li a m F l lre n n o n Mft, p u rsu a n t to HcN'tlon * 2 * l«, pu hllah Mar. I I , 11, 3» A Apt F|url«U HI • t u I #■ th a t 1, l ? » L t'fttlilon H'«ft fi1#-1 w i t h paid D efen d a n t N tcrirK o r h i t T H E S T A T E O F F M IIIIIIA TOi M E L I S S A L. B E N N E T T Mo. A L L I F T K R , w h o * * a dd re a* la u n k n o w n . A Sw orn Com plaint having b * * n fi led a g a l n e t you In I h * C i r c u i t C o u r t In en d fo r Heml­ nole O i u n l y , F l o r i d a . In C h a n ­ c e ry . f o r D iv o r c e , 111* ab ort l l l l e o f ea ld a c t i o n b e i n g DAN r . m c a l l i s t e r . p u in tir r vi. M E L I S S A U B E N N E T T M cALL I S T E R , D e f e n d a n t , t h e * * preaen tx a r a to c a u e * xnd r e q u i r e you t o t i l * y o u r w r i t t e n da. fe nee e. I f a n y , lo t h e Co m plai nt fi led h e re in , an d to a e r v * a copy t h e r a o f upon P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y on or b e f o r e I h * l i l t day o f M a r c h . A. D. I t l t , o t h e r , wlae a D e e r e * P r o C o n f e t e o will he e n t e r e d a g a l n e t you a n d th * c a u e * p ro c e e d e x part e. (BEA L) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . , C l e r k a t t h * C i r c u i t C ou rt. N in th J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t In a n d fu r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Florid a B y t M a x i n e S l o w e l t, D. C GOR D ON V. F R E D E R I C K (SKAL) A ttorn ey for P U U l l f t A r t h u r U. B o c k with, J r , p. a B ox m i C l a r k o f t h * C i r c u i t Court U S C u t C om m ercial S tre e t B y t E lla *b o th U ruenehaa Sanrord, Florida, l l l f l D ep u ty C l a rk P u h ll a h M ar. 1. I . I I , M , ( I I I P u b lle k Mar. 1. K I I . I I . 111 ! CD K-l C D K -l -T * 55. Furniture For Sale 50. Mlsc. For Sale 31. Musical Instruments P lan o S e rv ic in g A T u n in g G e n * C u m b a a — 121-1441 T H E U N I V E R S A L M E D I U M fo r netting th in g* dona . . C laaalfled Ada1 D ial 152-1411 C A R P E N T E R , Hom e K e p a lre or 121 i!>3» In South Seminole SANFORD ELECTRIC A Addition*. Flrel Cleee and put one to w ork for you! O. E Ap, llancft*— New A Ua#4 W o r k in e n a h l p Ph. 1 22* 70(( . Flnahcliig Arranged WORLD ltU G A C x r n . l C l t x n l n g I x 11 — |4.t>. F r « « picku p A d , l l v , r r Ph. 151-4411. SIA M ESE 26 to SO I 6 I 1-50 |5 .7 5 1 5.70 grrslt Page 8— March 15, 1965 50. Mlsc. For Sale BERRY’S l V h f i l Chxlrx. W « l k * r x , C »n »» A C r u t c h ,, for r« n l or , » l t . Fr»crlp tlo n > »t L o w ••t T rlca . O I ,c o u n t to p «o p l* o v e r 41 A t i l H e r v l c , T e n o n « , 1 . C h o ck our b r i e * , . 11 to 15 U I 1 JO 11.W 1 21 to 55 |5 |1.50 |5.15 |L75 ftsEforS FA U ST DRUG STORE H A R R IE T T lia .u ty N o o lt, ■ n t t w a t e r, e v e n in g app'le. t o t S o O ak. 411-1 74 1. Ma U ^ I I S K I D D I E C a IIM", L lren .ed N ur aer y, open I t hnu ra 7 d ay * a w e ak . 1110 Hi O a k / m - d l l l . ________________ I 425-5938 out N .t N U R S I N G AND CONVALESCENCE R ESID EN C E P. O. B o x ItIO , S a n fo r d , f i x . tOO S O U T H B A T A V E P h . 131-4 7 4 4 ________ I. Heauty Care B irtm i* 322-5612 r m skM lN 'oLE LODGE Sbt Classified Nrmi r d »t n t Ii t ft t h d a y o f M a r c h •9*5, to r|fi«#t v a c * I # anil a h a n diin c ertain plat il «d li n l l o n * , 4»ri4t o f w h i c h la r>n« h a l f th#' land n etP M try for a atr#*! r l u h t - o f •w a y f o r t H i u s l a a A v * n u * . a n d i h * pftcond l i a l l Ih # land n # cf t# a ar y for a *tr*ct r ig h t - o f- w a y , for (llu r la A v*mi#, b o t h b#(ng In H#tnlriol* ru u n ly , Florid a, Ihftjr l>#l n g d*Bc?rlbftd a t f o l l o w * ; A. T h a i part of P ou gl** A %arm * w hic h I* l»#!w*#n th * Houth righ t-o f-w ay Un# of Htat# Hoad No. 414 • f id Ih# N ort h r i g h t - o f way )ln# o f Ha rton 8lr##t, I h t * p a r t of t>ouglaa Av#* n u t lifting sh ow n aa 2& ft. or H I h r land ft#c###ary f o r a atrftftt r i g h t - o f - w a y In T r a c t No. ?l, Sa n l a n d n Spring * F u b d l v l i l o n . rftr o r d * d In I*lftt Botik h. I ‘ag«> 19 of th# P u b l ic It#ru rd e o f Hariiliml* C o u n t y. Kl or hi#, l>ougl«a Avwnti# b r i n g locatftd alo n g th# K a a l ll na of th * NW*<4 of th a BW«4 of Sftcllnn J, T o w n s h i p 21 Sou th , H a n g * 29 E a s t . 11- Alt of G l o ri a Avftnu# wh ic h I* bfttwrftftn thft N ort h r i g h t - o f - w a y t in s of Htat# Hoad No 414 and t h * North l i n t of iti# NW of lha S W ( 4 of Sftollon 2, Tow nship 21 So u th . H a n g * I i Kftftt, II bftlng o r i g i n a l l y dad lea tad a a * fu ll a i r * * I to ilwtftfi L o n g wood D rlv a (n o w S l a t # Hoad No. 414 an d C ar ll o lt 8tra*t, (h it Sacilon of C arlton Str#al having b*«n ab an don ad by th# Hoard o f C o u n t y C o m m i t al onara o f Femlnol# C o u n ­ t y F l o r i d a on th# n in th day o f Ju n # , I9<4 ( t h a t resolution of a ban d o n m ant I# ra cord ad In C o u n ­ t y C om m laalo n Hook 14, P * g * 1 1 2 ); G l o r i a Avanu# b a l n g locatftd a n t l r e ly In Tract No. 21. Sanlando Sp r in g # Su b d iv isio n . #• ra cord ad In P l a t B o o k I, P a g * I I , P u b l ic R ec ord # o f Uamlnol# C ou nty, F l o r ­ ida, an d t h a t th# aald B o a r d #f Co u nty C o m m i s s i o n e r s wlU hold a public h e a r i n g on ih# aald P e t i t i o n a t I t o 'c l o c k . A. If. on tb# 11th day of April, l t f l , • t th# C o u n t y Com mlaatonar# R oom In Ih# C o u n t y Cou rthou## a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , a t w h ic h tlm# thoa# fo r an d a g a l q s t th# •am# ' w i l l b# h e a rd a n d f l o a l a c ti o n (a k a n . T h i s t h a H h d a y a f M arc h , IM S, (SEA M A r t h u r H. B t c k w l t h , J r . . C lark of th a Board #f C o u n t y Com m l salon r r a o f B a m l n o la C o u n t y . F ) o r l d n B y ; Jo a n Brooks Deputy C lerk Bak#r A B a k e r I I S . P in o S L P. a B o s l i f t Orlando* F l o r i d a P u b l is h M a r c h ll « I » H . CDJC-M Q U IC K EST , W AY TO M OST EC O N O M IC A L BUY AND TO SELL . . . Want ads get fast resultsl They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your p rice. . . we’ll set your ad! -C A L L CLASSIFIED ------- FROM SEM INOLE COUNTY--------- SANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 425 - 5938 (DIRECT LIN E — NOT LONG DISTANCE) I k Sanford Herald (* �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald" Classified. Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 For Fast Results. 77. Situntlnn Wanted 84. Real KMnte - Sale ¥HO.NIXII at hum*. Hitting. Ufa. aonatite, 133-0(33, 95. Houses For Sale Ball-Blair Agency 1C M. ASSISTANT P. O. BOX «3J PERL’. INDIANA Rati Ea'ata — Insurance Ird A Park Ava 111-S34I DATS WORK, Little Thompaon 333-6160. JOHN E . FOX. H I. K en t E state Realtor 101 N. Park Ava. 333.6331 • S r.le JOHN SAULS AGENCY M ER LE W. WARNER REALTOR 7«l So. P a r k ® lj» #anfnr& grralli March 15, 1 9G 5— P rjtp 9 EUttS 1 Bdrm. Cottage South 4 A. 1 ROOM AP T S , w ith P a r - DA Y a M T K ! H ' r a t i t w a n t *<1* on i;-»3 at Elv* Point a US p o rtra. Newly D e c o r a la d , L i v . w o r k for a * R tl la a * 34a a mo. x m A tax. Light* day) lo g R oom c a r p e te d . 404 E : A Water furnlahad. 333-1 1*: 14th St. after 4 p m or anyllm* Sat 0*t*w *y To Th* W*t*rw»jr or Sunday. 3 BEDROOM T u r n . Apt . w a t e r Robson Sporting Goods furn MS mo. 1 3 3 -e i lT . Tour EVtNRUDE D»*!«r N IC E , Com o, T u r n . 1 B d rm Ph. 113-3113 Houae, t : : . 3 t ; T . 3 DUPLEX Modarataly furnlah- 164-1*1 E. t*t. #d. 1 Avallabla after the F U L L Y Kqulpp»d t 7 ‘ Rorum . 1 ROOM Houaa, unturnlahed ISn nth A the other May tat to HP Motor. Oator Trailer mo. Lake Monro*. >33-303 S Adult* 133.1116. 1171. Ph. 333-1731. COMPLETELT Turn. 1 Bdrm HAVE GONE O V E R 6 E A 6. houaa. vary nlc*. Adult* No 108. Rooms For Rent MUST SELL 13 Ft Alum pete t*s. !30» Sanford Av*., Boat with ! l HP Kvlnrud* 331-TT1I. ROOMS for Man, 401 Magnolia Mtr. »nd n ** Trailer, 1331. 133-0330. Ph. 133-3611, Mr*. Maa.y, t'ofurntahed, I bedroom. 3 hath, ml Mattl* St. Thone By Nadine Seltzer 3 Rath Hum* on niiprnxtmal*ly 4 »cr» yard. Fvnead back yard, a.iorttd (rutt btarltig* lr««» Wet! for yard, partial­ ly furnlabad. wathar. dryar. atova. refrigerator, yard tool! A lawntnower. 111.SOI C O M M E R C IA L LOT Main part nf town In Lake Mary. 11.130 Broken Coop. REAL ESTATE BROKER Apprataal Spaclallat 111 No. Park J2S-T1T4 133-1101 3140 Hiawatha at lT-tt Payton Realty 1J!.|»!» I BEDROOM, I With Horn*, 90. Lota For Sale rornar lot. l ! ! - : i l l . Bedroom Trailer on (ft Lot on FUN LAKE, approil. acr«» ot high A dry land I B E D H O O M H O M E , l g a . rooma, matalr 1 Acra on good boatwith I I ! f«*t highway Front­ h a rd w o o d (loora. a i r cond., Inc A awlmmlnic taka. age. Just IS mlnutea from c e n t r a l h a l l h e a t, a t t i c Ian . Sanford. An eirellent Invest­ O n * o w n er , l a r g e c o r n e r lot. ment, only (4.S00. C a l l I l l - S i l l o r w r i t * Boa 333-1301 !<*o Hiawatha at 17-!! • U S , S a n f o r d Har old. T R A IL E R 3 A ACHEAOE R eal ter-A p p ralatr-T radea Ill llll 1111 B. F r e n c h Ave. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 110 N. Park Ava. Il!-(l!t ItA H T P I L C H E R I le a l B u y b r o k e r J I I - 7 4 I * D a r o r Ni gh t 95. Houses For Sale o reen u k a ir Cholea lota gvattabl* in Oraanbralr of Loch Arbor overlook­ ing golf couree. C u s t o m building to your specific* float. Gretnbralr developed by KINO s w o o n BUILDERS, INC 123*10? 4 303 Fairm ont Dr. IN t?nfurnlah#d Horn## 3 Fed room. 1 bath 171.99 * Bedroom, t bath flu t 'd t Bedroom. I beth flldod D e fe n d a n t T H U STAT IC OK VTeOaill>\ T i l l FHA-VA HOMES T*. 1*AVAUtaYIN* flENNKTT. $100 d o «lftl CLASSIFIED INDEX (2 7. Min ait 4 jn«t y-u in the CtrruH Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for S -niirmlr Courtly. Florida, In Chancery, an ah hra v u l -I title «.f -ii.| ranee 11rM b>lm: I ’U 't ti iff Lena 11>tiUi v. I'll fin»* <i* f*«r d e l * Us I'm ta on dmvn payment and terms ROnKRT A WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulst. Amo. 122-1*1' \tLtniir lt« n k Hldg. 2 11III >It i m' M nr mij dr»*•rft t r d »uu Iin Menuett Def-ndartt/* home. 3 l o t" a v a i l a b l e , o v e r n ml hr relit fall runt •*r a 1 ifrri-e lo ok I UK H W C r y s t a l l#ake, J'ro wilt he #n(et etf 4*r yat a i Av# A l*a i k Plata nKahi't vtin a ml (ft# can at* Lake Mary. 11y owner, Ed f>rorr#<) ei part# hmedlry. (SE\l.) ArUttlr ll Hr 1*a !t h, 1 r Clark t>r thr » ' " • * "urt 11) Mu 'ha 1 VINI* n I *•>11ii«1 y |**etk F fe n•t ri*ftt, li*4 t ta A \|xI pto ill IV THE r i m I'lT I tH HT IV 4 V11 Fit II UK* I MILK I III V. All flirt* it |«Au TV. FI.tilling Foal l if l l e Ho a |S Ji» >41. I 17*17 Senford. loridit a.;;i THE WILUAMFIUTROH SAV­ P u b l is h F e b , 2Z, A M,ir. I, INGS HANK, a banking .or* 15. 1i*C5 priratloa of th* Stata of New CDJ-17 Vur k. Plaintiff. L e g a l N o tic e HAR n T R GENTRY n o t ic e and in »u rau ra, l i SOUTH W ARD I n v e a t m a n t A R a a lty N I ' a r k Ave JU -tlT S II I’ A R K I 1 1 D O E - S l M t - n i VISIO N 3 Mdrrn 3 R lh . E n t r y F o y e r. F a m i l y Room , l l r e a k f a e t B ar B u i l t - In K i t c h e n . C e n t r a l Hea t. D oub le O a r a g e . C ity Sener l l i . l n o , Open Dally. E .e n ln g i 4111313 of it Jacquelyn K Gantry. Hilly r llurke, r r - tdsit i' e unknown Stella L Murks, reGdeuc# unknown Vou a t * hereby notified that 4 mill has been filed against v.«11 in th e Above #nt It !«**( * an*#, i nd that >muare rei|iiIr**i! to l«l i J KO I WITN EHK my hand and t ill pi a I of aald « *iurt at Hanford, F l o r i d a . th«a I t h day of March, IM S tCoUIlT 8 E A L ) A rt h u r H f l e c k w l t h , J r , < i e r k o f the C i r c u i t Court |l) M a r t h a T, Y lhlen Deputy Clark r u b h O i M arc h I, 11. 2S. 21. 1»4S tm Y e t , here at CDK SI D e lt o n a Those lovely homes * arc selling fast. The reason is solid value — low price and high quality-Come out and see these wonderful homes for yourself There are 16 com­ pletely furnished mod­ els to choose from, including a replica of the World's Fair House. While here en­ joy a Iree ride aboard the riverboat,"Deltona Queen"! LOW MONTHLT P A Y M E N T S F u r VomplM# Inf nr m at ion or Call Your FHA - VA SA LES BROKER Wr I lav# Tii# Horn# For You 133-4141 $7,990. to *18,350LAsK i low «s $240. down jandK,. IK v $49.27 per m onthNo closing costs! HOMES 1. I. A 4 It El* ROOM S 1. 1ft I I RATHE KITCHEN EqUIFPEII LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT* F->r Cfimpl«t« Inlarmitlon P*4 or 0*11 Tour FHA - VA SA L E S' BROKER w . H*v« l b * Ham* Far You STENSTROM REALTY TMC DCLTONA COaPOIATION * t i l l I'ARK DRIVE 13*-7411 4 Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY O f f l c a : 333-31 11 N lg h ta : 333 0300 til-0141 3 U 4 p a r k D rlv a M A R T , « Room# with l a r g e b a th D oub le C a r p o r t * C o r n e r lot. good l o c a t i o n & n e a r p u b lic R eac h . Call 111* 0110 a f t e r 4:20 $100 DOWN N O R T H O R L A N D O H OM E S O P E N H O U S E 14 ■ E d t a m c n 1 to I h ' f t k d t y i — 14 h » u r O c c u p a n c y fo r q u a l i fi e d Mill»*ry GEO. W. SHEPHERD. Realtor IN N ERSPRIN G M ATTRESS • Cleaning ft ProceMlng Felt • Brand Now Carer fee Mattress water | Bdrm . D oub le 2 hath ay ate m Duuhle de cn ra led , good l o ca t io n 4740 SP EC IA L *145 0 BEDDING CO. I l l Magnolia Avo^ Baaiord IZ I-U 1I JI0(* Mellon villa, WE LA *6 A APAHTIIENT8 ' . First 8»v 59 T R - 1 w ith Radi o A 1l#at#r. •ac#1l#nt condition. 222-1143 19 F O R D 8 t a . W a g o n . *ftl Ch avrole t I *to n tf u c k D##p Fr##»#. laot In City. R e a s o n ­ able. 322-1427. Car Payton Realty 322 1301 2440 l(la«athe at 17-fl k lie he n 61 CIIEVHOLKT Impal* J Hr. H.T. 3IH Cu. In Kngln* With Hid. Tr*n», K ft II and B i t r * Clean. s1295 •T.’i I l l ' 1C K fun*. With New Top. H*a Nr» lag Olid Huna Tiood, All 1‘owrjr, Ha­ ll ill and Hentrr. *295 IS Ktllt 11 (ialiair “500” < onrrrt. Auto. Tram., Full 1‘owff, HA1I, Air Cond. [tool Sharp. *795 57 CIIEVHOLKT lift Air 2 Ur. HT. V-6. AT. It ft H, PS, Ural Clean For *895 59 FOIMl 2 Ur. Sedan. Hluc ft While, Auto. Trana, R ft IL Rail Nleo. *495 S6 CHEVROLET 2 Ur. 6 C ) L It ft II. 33,000 Actual Mile*. Batter See Tliia One. New Tag. *625 17-92 Auto Sales Service Station) PHONE 322-9767 2600 ORLANDO UR. In Jim m ie 118. Trufka For Sale ixli CHEVROLET V, Ton Pick up 9395. Thompion'i 44 her vice Hi a linn C#1#ry Ave 1^0. Automotive Service Auto Ola a■ Tup# A 401 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED P a l- ltx.li -ofll f kl J lilallf .1 a •#l tm e n !. f o u l All M i l !*«ln etltt Senkarik Glaan and Paint Compnny 119 Me K n o ll# Ph 132*44:2 THIS IS THE WAY THE SALESMEN AT SEMINOLE COUNTY 4 Jual llrlow Jim Hpeofrra) MOTORS PLAN TO HAVE BOB ACTING BY THE END OF THE W EEK. WITH THE SPECIALS THEY’RE HAVING, HE’S GOING MAD ! ! ! C j Cfir*rolet llrl Air 6 Ur Hrdin R A II. Auto. Trana., I'owrr Htrcring, Air Cond. C h rjilrr New Yorkrr, Full Pow«r And Air Cunditionad. 61 Renault Dauphlat, E ir tllrn t Condition. 63 Chrvrolrt Corvalr Monil AT., R ft U 60 Rambler Wagon, Good Transportation. ’9 5 0 ’1395 '1 1 9 6 *695 *1396 *360 GO WEST! SEE; THE DODGE BOYS • BEN HOWLAND (General Mgr.) • BOH THOMAS (Salea Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN • SAM 81MQ0E OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TILL 8 I'. M. Seminole County Motors 1801 W. I at St. — Sanford Phone 322-0614 Or MI 7-2330 • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons Complrte Selection 5'J'a Thru 61'* $200 • $300 Down $40 - $60 Month 100% Meehanlral Guarantee — 30 Day* — 1,000 Mile* On All Uied VW'g. Salea — Part* — Servlet Factory Aulhorlied Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. in n So. Hwy. 17-9J Sanford, Fla. sanf° ro ave. I UI / OPEN EVENINGS Sanford, Florida 322-4503 National Rrpoaaeaaiona Inr. 322-1835 OUR TEM PORARY LO C A T IO N 2507 PARK DRIVE Hollers Invites You To Their One Stop Shopping- For The Car Of Your Choice. They Have A Wide Selection Of Good Used Cars And No Reason­ able Offer Will Be Turned Down. All Cars Must Be Sold Before They Move To Their New location ! ! 61 MERCURY 6 P a x e n g e r S ta tio n W agon , V-S, A u tom atic T rn n tm ii.iim . Pow er S teerin g . Pow er llr a k r .. R ad io. H ea ter, L u g g a g e R a ck . m l Elec- (t t r i e R e a r W i n d o w , l . u a l r u u a Hint k ^ F i n i s h W i t h A ll V i n y l R e d I n ­ t e r i o r . S o l i d I lo d y , 1295 61 OLDSMOlilLE ■'98” Sport Sedan. V-8. Automatic Tranamixlun, Power Steering, l’u»er Rrakea, Power Seata (6 Way) and O. Factory Air Condition. Thl* la A Low Mileage, One Owner Car, E i celleTit Condition. 1795 59 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door Hardtop. V-9, tf Automatic Tranaml.alon, Power T Steering, I'owrr Rrakea, Radio and llratrr. 62 CHEVROLET ti Ton Pick Up. Ilaa Step Side Hed. Good Tirra and A Clean Cab. Good Mechanic*! Condition. 1095 $ 1195 65 TRIUMPH C O Kurd <;»!*>if, Folirt Car, Furauit Englsf, AT, llratrr, Kirrllrnl Cunditlun, N r * i ’aint, Nrw Tirra, 60 '37 Volk*. SS9S hal. *39 n o . ‘60 Cher. $1199 bal. $35 mo. '39 Mercury $792 bal. $37 n o . '.IS Ford $.199 bal. $17 n o , '5S I.inroln $399 bal. $29 n o , '32 l ’ontiac $299 bal. $10 mo. Jeep $997 bal. $11 mo, '6 0 Rambler $397 bat. $42 mo. 61 Ramhler $1162 bal. $38 mo, '38 I’lymouth $399 bat. $2! n o , 61 1*1) mouth $813 bal. $41 mo. 'S3 Olda $491 bal. $24 n o . '36 Olda $391 bal. $32 mo. '58 Old* $997 bal. $42 mo. '37 Dodge $581 bal. $29 mo. '37 DeSoto $.799 hal. $19 mo. '37 Ituirk $684 bal. $32 mo. 37 Chev. $399 bal. $3t mo. 60 Renault $198 bal. $27 n o . '60 Mercury $797 bal. $37 mo. '60 Corvalr $891 bal. $19 n o . '57 Mercury $499 bal. $19 mo. 'S3 Pontiac $299 bal. $11 mo. '52 Cher. $193 bal. $10 mo. ’59 Plymouth $299 bal. $17 mo. '38 Vnlk* $687 bal. $.12 n o . '39 Renault $399 bal. $21 mo. '36 Chevrolet $149 bal. $7 mo. Cover# 104 W. 2nd Si 122-I0I| ALL WORK GUARANTEED HDKM F u rn i l a r «## Apt , w#t#r furn. 1*0 mo. 111* J l 04 Apta. CLEAN Furn melt-i. 222 1174 Se at AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 122* I BDRM 3 Bath Family Room Centra] heat A air. I1S4 mo, 2 Hdrm Unfurnnhed. |4& mo (Citieg 30 FI* UN 18 HKD I B o o m D upJ#i lath . a iftr lnclu«1#d•>> m onth I 2 2 - J I 4 4 I ll L D IU H iM hou##, koihI lor# 1.1o n 1 1it 0. 11 1,1 1*a 1O'tn a * ll u u * * . HKDHOOM • qulppad. I 7ft m onth 111 1 BOOM F u r n %!»!.. fo r r n u p lt , w a t e r Iticiuitewl f l l . 212 71*4 3 P O S S E S S IO N • Sedans 1949 F o f l D 3 door Se dan . .New Pain t, new e n g in e , good Hie#, nice at (3* 5- 2 404 P e r k Ave a f t e r ft p m PnNTI P- Star Chief '*3, et\\ 4LON APAIITMENTH •rllenl 6'iiiidlt Ion, puarr, «ir W 3nd HI . 322 24 17 c«>tidll hified, Autnmabi’, lift* 1 U m ( i \| F u r nlafteel Apt., i o dlo, many ettraa vdaiifle>t party may lake over pay­ l i t K Ith, 2 : : i7 M ment * Call 441-5007 Sunday l B A N K V w GHI.A u n d e re ig n e d t h a t on W e d ­ nesday* (he IIth day of M a ft ll* 19C5, at 101*0 A. M a t 201 8, E l m Av enu e. In th# C i ty of S a n f o r d . C ou n ty of Hemlnole, F l o r i d a , a public s a l e of a 1941 Fitrd F L IP'* 2 Dr (HI 1 F J 1 W - 2 2 4 5 2 0 a ill he held fo r r a a h to th e hig h #»| Milder. In a p e d ion of the m oto r v e h i c l e * may he bad at mil 8. E l m Avemie, In th# C i ty of S a n f o r d , C o u n ty nf Se m in ole, F l o ri d a , th e ptio e o P e t o r a g e . D a te d March ?» 194 5. N a ti o n a l B a n k nf Dr t m l t . P l y m o u t h O ff i c e , by F A K e h r l , Vie# I 'r e e l d a n t. ill FURS 2 B e d room h o u a a. Adult# No Pete, 1 2 2 - 4 0 ft» 2 LOOK! Echols SOUTH tiEMlNOLE RESIDENTS h- \ Property Al.SO: Nrw MattrMMO, Boa Bprlnga, Hollywood Bods, Odd S i m and King Blto Bods Mad* To Ordor at Factory Pricool CAIJ- 838-71*91 J js - n.rripr lot, many bearing Curtin Tr##« All for fll.ifto. Nut* *i$h «n properly At 111 Grove Leant K&duatve with; • Brand New In*illation ■ whir* i f * d f t -6 6 8 *4 4 5 8 MACKLE B R O S .D IV IS IO N R oof, la rg e OWNER KUIIN- Apt Central Heat A Air Cond , Landscaped 1ft# Hit ad# Tfete F I ' l ( S A rt CU. i* C ow an 1 :1 4*•l j fenced back yard, pump A V A - FH A RAVENNA L A K E PARK Home. T il e d H r##n#d P or c h , F a i r # BT I (Mi. Apartmentn for Kent ONLY 14ft for * le an 1 b ! r in f nr n a[tr New bat h It i F 5 Hi SI i z : 2451. MONTHLY PAYMENTS 97. Houses For Rent FROM $50.00 M 4 It V - I 4 a . l t . Ki t FOR TH E B E S T HOME 1,4' Kl'l hr ft ft ju lpp t .1 J.:;'-Si'I'J BUY IN KfHMHHKb It 1. II • #, 1 S E E YOUR bdrin h ath c c u n p l* t* l ) r* R EN O V A TIO N ------ NIGHTS ------ Taka IntartUte 14 — gat off at the DeBary Ex­ change, or ca ll. D F.L U X U 3>4l H P a r k Av*. 313-1313 » n y t l m * FHA — VA >!!•!!:« DRIVE OUT TODAY VERT 3 Dedroum 1 Rath 95. [louses For Sole LoL pay­ Va HV PA Y R E N T ’ n w n y n ii r own T r a i l e r lot f|o a m onth. M iller Itoad o f f H Hanford Avr HOOMT furn 2 bdrm apt 170| Magn olia 272 - l o t D irect) 'ti r n a r 922-9115 Kxp and ahl# Auumi LA K K 51 A BY . C lean Fu n. 1 lilim Apt. 11,0. Art nil#, C»ll irn iin From Bemlnola County Hea t. C a r p o rt Bnnm. 105. Trniler Lots - Snle 425-5938 Eaobango A w nin g. S A L K O il UK NT 12 a I* llou##I rn llr r. Hceatinabl# I 2 3 -I S 5 7 110— R # e o r t R e n ta l# 101— T r a i l e r * — C abana# 102— Mobil# Ho me#— Hal# 102 — Mobil# Horn##— R a n i 104— T r a i l e r S p a c e — R e n t 104— T r a i l e r L o l a — Hale 101— A p a r tm e n t# F o r R e n t 101— Hoorn* F o r R a n t 1 10— H o tel Revo m e 112— R e n t a l AKenta 111 — U Anted T o R en t 115 — A u iu i F a r Sal# 1 l l — Au l u i — S a l t o r T rad # 111— T r u c k a F o r Hal# 110— A u to m o ti v e S e r v i c e 121— Sc oote r# A Cyr le# 111— Roet# A Motor* 12ft — M a ri n e hupp I lea (D i a l 333-1413 W A L T E R CORP haa a n ic e 4 .Radroom hou»# and lot fur eel#. D ir ec ti o n # : Take 17*11 N fr o m Sen ford to o r ­ a n g e C K r to R e x a l ) D ru g St ore , tu rn left follo w to rnd of double Ian# to « l i tr e two Mays e t a r ta . tu rn r i g h t to 3rd illrt road, tu rn left to hulls# nn l i f t aid*. Only 9 1MO down, 171 10 m on th ly . : » 5 * 0 ) I 2 O rlando Living ments I t —Iloua# For Rent 8#lection of 2, 1. and $ Bed room a 'oca ted in varlou* Sr i lnna at ?anford Iiurnedut# Delivery KIT' Hi S KQUirrKD Seminole Realty $100 DOWN S an fo rd Oovernmeiu owned $100 DOWN Homes FHA - VA HOMES $100.00 DOW N 2. S. A 4 BEDROOMS so a deers# pro confsaao will h# sntsrad against you for tha rsilsf dtmandsd In th# com­ plaint Thla suit Is to forsclosa a mortgage The real properly J I M IJ O M E S From chin , I t — t l u a l n e i e P r o p — Sal# I t — R e a l F a t a l # W a n te d 2 ! — R e a l F » t a t # Sal# 27 — llueinea# R e n ta l # 10— Lota F o r Sal# I I — Farm # — drove# •1— Out of S t a t e A c reag e •5— Ho ii »# a F o r Sal# •I — llo ue #»— S a l e or R e n t 322-5612 95- Houses For Sale STEN STRO M REALTY procee de d a g a i n s t Is: Id.t 47. S O U TH MINI:CliKHT. T h i r d Addition* a euLvIlvisl-n. a c c o r d i n g lo a pm i hereof reco rded In F l a t Hoik 11, p a g •• 43 and -I f tb s P u b l ic l l s c o f d l of* Se m in ole C o u n t y , F l o r - Duitnaa# Opporiunliiea LMN ENTER* Slain o f f i c e : * nit. So. ot Sanford on 11.13, I Rlk Waat on Bamlnol* Ava. Ph. 131-3311 collect. tile your ana war 'with t fi* clerk ftf th is Court and It* ser >• a tipy thereof upon tha plain­ tiff or plaintiff# attorneys, whoa# name and addre»» |» Jennings, Watt#* Clark# and 3441 P A R K D R I V E 11 stul 11on. 1200 Harnett Na» 333-3430 333- 14)3 1 1mit a| Hank Bullillrvg, dark ami* NIGHTS Vlll# I. Fbifldla, lint later thafl 113-4X34 331-0344 April 7, IMA, I f you fa ll to do 11 — MO'n #f * T o I fttan INC. l. 14 A I DATUM 1 ftft 41 Moft|ago W « j , 1 i "tiff, •"all for mi *» I f —An ti qua a For Sale lnauranr*. P RISES, #t al m 50— Miac, F o r Sal# 41— Arllcl## F o r li#nt 52 —Hwap or K a c b a n g # 42— W a n te d T o Buy I I — Furniture For Hal# 4 It E D ROOM - 3 Bath - Serv i c e Men 14SC Down - Move In • t i l If mo plua Tear. A Defend# nta. T I I K STATIC O F F L O R I D A i T u* H a rry R G antry. 14465 M o n te g o W a y , T ustln , C alifornia IT—Moving A Wlor a a# I t —Eit#r rnlna/tor# 43 —P la n t# — Fr#d a — S t i l l 196 4 MOBILE HOME. N##rD 'near, I 1ledirooro. Front Kit* I I —Income rrop#rty 22—Plum blag I I —Painting ahow you at TOUR con van lane*. NKW ami URKD Awnhi a # A Uabana# QUA Ll ‘ Y MOBILE HOMES 74 — Sale# I t «Ip W a n te d IT —Situ atio n W anted I f — S w i m m i n g poola 17— J a n i t o r i a l ft«rvlcaa 11— D o-It-T our«# lf 19— Dulld#r# Suppllaa 20— H ardw ar# 21 — Horn# I m p r o v a m a a t a 14— W#U D r i l li n g 21— Air Cond A H a a t ln g I I — R ad io * T i l i v l a t o n 21— P h o t o A E q u ip m e n t 30— ll u tu t Applianc#* I I — Mua ic al I n a t r u m e n i a 3 2 — Dualnfuta K q u ip m r n t 22— J o b P r i n t i n g 14— U p h o l i t a r y t $ — V a c u u m C U an er # """""""TTJ^Tnu^HrTh'e^tTi!^^ 133-4111 5» I.INSHMaN Ffemler, Clean, Beat Offer, Privet# Owner. •I—School# A Instruction# S22-SSIO or 133-704I. IIw y. 17-12 8 122-2412 70— Employment Strvlca# 71 — Male I4#lp W a n te d NEW MOON-— Air conditioned N O T I C E OF P U B L I C S A L E 12— Famalt Help Wanted 2 Bdrm. Factory Built Ta­ I I —Mai# or Ftmal# 11nip Nolle# la h e r e b y g iv en by th e ts#na A rarporl*. 122*1311. 12—Ca taring — Food I I — Plicfft (o Eat n —Special Harvlra# u* 102. Mobile Home* • Sale 1 1—M o n #y W a n led •4— Sa v i n g # A L o a n 11— Insuran ce 1— L o a t * F o u n d 1— T V r a o m la 4— l U a u t y Car# 5— Day N u r>»r I** I —C h ild Car# I— D o g t — C t l a — P#ta 10 — Poultry — L lv a tto c k 12— 8p# c la l Notlc#> Seminole Realty pe .M-f'rdltitfi* 1110 TONTIAC C a ta li n a . Radio A H e a t e r, W h i t e W a lt T i r e . , e tc e ll e n t c ond it ion. I I S - H U or 133-0134 100 F r e n c h Av*. 7f4 5 M y r tl e, 2 b ed ro om hou§# k i tc h e n equipped. Thnne 132- SEVERAL Outstanding ! A I LA VAUiJlIX BEWNETT Bedroom Home* avallabla In 1 0 » HUt*r Street •11 Arc** ot Sanford. L4t ua l - D E D R O O M , t >00 dow n. * * Valilnstn, Georgia •umt p i y m t n t i I I I m ea th fhow you Aroundl TLKA8B TAKE NOTICE that 222-1 11 1. you are hereby required to file jo ur written anawer or il*H K P O - 8 A L E , 2 Vtoitronm home frnae, If arty, par non ally or by ua fintali id In Uttitva ||o nin attorney, or. or before March D own , no q u a l i f y i n g Ca ll 1901 ft Dark Avs. ISIS, At the office of the C o l l i c t T h ll B l a c k H I - 2 2 4 1, 122 5212 a n y tim e Clerk of the Circuit Court, at J a i ' k f nnvlll# the Court h u## In Sanford. UK.*II A It l i o n Seminole County* Florida, and A U TH O RIZED I1RO KER to mall a ropy there..f to I HOME# fn»m which to cliooae. 1 lldrni. on lot with F o r A L L K I I A -V A Oov#rnFtriatrom. Ilavla A Mclutnah. tires $11.9*iW; 3 lldrni. Fire m#nl own#il homn. Down Attorney for ruintlff, IVint place, Fla ilm 11 4,450; 4 payments from libb, Iaiw Offlrr it..* MSh. Sanford, Fl.trIt drill, l fi-rr of bind: on Lake monthly paymsTita Inrind Irig idii, 3-*T1, it that certain .||» vor •** B a r Ha ftir#ei, "Do you rs s lly m a k s peopls sign a w s y thalr sou ls? chen. Low ln -a *r v lc a pay­ m ent*. leaf th a n ra n ti n g , re a d y to o c cu p y , H K L M L T R E A L T Y . O ff i c e In V i l l a g e H alt of N. O r la n d o. 111-1441, E v e * . 333-3371. ™ I), 1 14 C H E V R O L E T . 1 dr. S a d . I 2SII PARK DRIVR; cylinder, ata n d a r d a hi f t. May 222-3420 222-7414 be aean a l 161 C o u n tr y Club NK1HT8 Road. 322-1124 12t-95|« 322-4141 132-5192 BOR McKEE USED CARS NO MONET DOWN 3-R*droom, 1 bath home, kit* •ot F r e n c h Av*. li:-o :it ch#n furnlihed. $34 00 month­ ly 8ee owner on premia*# m i P L Y M O U T H 4 Dr. Friday* March If. between 11.411 11:00 a tn and ft.00 p m, «2« SA N PO RD MOTOR CO $100 DOWN SALK OR TRADE Masonry 2 lied room. Carport#* only MDS0. f**j |J.3»0 down F r e e 13,000 E q u i t y , n ot In F l i g h t P a t t e r n , Id m i n u t e * or Anything of cujuel value, fr o m Baa*. R enovated like Amuiia Mortgage of 12,450. n aw , 3 B e d r o o m h ome, t t r Small monthly payments. r aaao fl oor* , equipp ed k i t ­ >73-7451. 11SI BL’ I C K R o a d m a a t a r door. 1 3 3 - 1 : 7 1 . Stenstrom Really SO UTH W ARD T ttB CIR CU IT r t l l ' l t T, jiin irra i, rm criT . is till ro il e im n iiL li f t i l ' N T V . F I .O H H I A . I\ ( I I A N C E I I l M l . 1173* NOTICE TO D E F E N D T ISH A LENA BEN N ETT. P laintiff, n in t h ronD S K T L I S K R . r e ­ t r a c t a b l e h a r d t o p , ra dio, h e a l ­ er. p o w e r a l t e r i n g , naada tr an am la alo n t i l l . Th. 113M I 7 or a t * a l U I Garrlaon Dr. FO R R EN T 2 BEDROOM* new paint Inside utility room, screen porch, I N V E S T M E N T 4k R E A L T Y csrporte. Urge lot. smell 111 N. P a r k Av *. 133 -ltit Down. I«: month. i:2-943S. Legal Notice mi H O M ES A T T E N T IO N P L E A S E ! If you w a n t a b i g h e m * act a b i g le t te r a am alt pric e. E x r e l i a n t p a r t e t t o w n : no t r a f ­ f i c ; p l e n ty o f t r t * » Solid fram e ro n etru ctlo n i 4 bed­ r o o m * , 3 b a t h * : naada on ly m i n o r r e p a l r e an d a l i t t l e p a i n t. A ll fo r 111.000 w ith tarm * to ault r aap o n alb l* b u y e r. N A T IO N A L 115. Autos For Sale 13t-()ie. Payton Realty Stemper Agency 106. ApartmentR for Rent 12.1. Boats ft Motors Houses For Rent 97. Spit With Top. how Ural Fire Convertible. Rrd Flniah Itliek Interior and lilark tf Abaulutcly l.lke New and V Mileage. Ilrttrr Cheek Our llrfore You lluy. 2195 59 STUDEBAKER 2 Door Sedan. 6 Cylinder, Automatic TranamUtlon and Healer. Real Cheap Trana portatlon. ( ■■) J 57 BUICK Special 4 Door Hardtop. Automa­ tic TranamUaion, Powrr Steering, Radio and llaatcr. Clean and Solid. 395 59 CHEVROLET Impata Sport Coupe V-8, Automatic TranamUaion, Power Steering, R a­ dio, licater and Factory Air Condi- C tionlng. White Flniah With Turquuiae 4* Interior. A One Owner, Low Mileage Car For Only 1295 HOLLER'S OF SANFORD 2507 PARK DRIVE 322-0711 or 322-0861 �Vbr ftnnfitrli Fajre 10—March 18, 1965 WrrmJI * MON. i f TUES. ★ WED. Sanford Youths Top Naval Academy Honor Roll QUANTITY Three Sanford youths all classes at Sanford Naval Academy when they were named to the Headmaster's List for academic honors. They are: Christopher Wil­ son, 10th grade, son of Cdr. and Mrs. J . ft. Wilson; Larry Lindsey, ninth grade, son of Dr. ami Mrs. E. L. Lindsey, and Judson Hobby, seventh grade, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Hobby. Following midshipmen were named to the Honor Roll for the first semester: Tenth grade— William A. Backstrom, Orlando; J . W. Sargent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Sargent, Chuluota, and William B. Wellman J r „ Winter Park. Ninth grade— Jerome Boyle. •Cape Canaveral; Roger But­ cher, son of Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Butcher, Sanford; T, J , Duncan, Jacksonville; John Fitrgerald. Fort W a l t o n Beach; Robert B. Heist, bro­ ther of Mrs. Dan E. Brumley, Sanford. James Higginbotham, son of Mrs. Dorothy Austin, Sanford; Lloyd Lowe, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J . Lowe, San­ ford; John Smith, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert J . Smith, Sanford; Richard Van Duync, •on of Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Van Duync, Sanford. Eighth grade— Gordon .Kellett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ don T. Kellett, Sanford; Wal­ ter Porslg, nephew of George Poritg, Sanford. Seventh grade — Jeffery Bales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J , Bales, Sanford; Kevin B. Hawkins, Maitland; Dana Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bergen, San­ ford; Paul Rollins, son of Mrs. Allene Rollins, Sanford; Jo s ­ eph A. Ryk, Warren Twp , N. J. Sixth grade— Jess If, Dick, Birmingham, Ala.; T. R. Dun­ can, Jacksonville, Thomas Lefflcr, s»n of Mr. and Mrs. William Lefflcr J r , Sanford; Phil Lindsey, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L Lindsey, San­ ford; John W Marlin Jr . Win­ ter Park; Marc d'Olirenovic, son of Capt and Mrs Mich­ ael d'Ob.enovle. Enterprise; Fredrick Stafford. Jackson­ ville; Jackson I-er Wilkinson, aon of Mr. am) Mrs. J . L. Wilkinson, Sanford, and David A Coburn, Ocala WILSON L . LINDSEY IIOI1HY LEAN AND M EA TY JELL-0 Short Ribs Of Beef Limit: 4 With Your 13 Or More Food Order Please FLA . GRADE “A” “PERSONAL SIZE” WELLMAN UUTCIIER H EIST IVORY SOAP HIGGINDOTIIAM C kjU sk/B M j Legs • Thighs • PERSONAL SIZE I U R Breasts (With Rili) illlV O K Y Limit; t Willi Your S3 Or More rood Order Please NORTHERN “AURORA” LOW E SM ITH VAN IH1YNE FLORIDA “JUICY” T O IL E T TISSUE K ELLETT G R APEFR U lt PKG. OF 2 ROLLS Limit 2 Hullw With Your M Or More Food Order Ple«»e D AW K I N S DOH/.IG HOGAN “HOLSUM” ‘HOLSUM” PEANUT B U T T ER APPLE JELLY 12 O Z. JAR HOLLINS LE1TLEU I*. LINDSEY d'OUHEXOVIC Grace Methodist Joy Circle Plans Projects At Meeting PTA To Discuss Senior Plans “ASST. FLAVORS” SARGENT First Students Gradute From Electronic Class First group of 12* students haa completed llie electronic nnaemhly comae currently be­ ing offen-d nl Seminole ( ,Min­ ty llllailirna School under the direction of Hie county voca­ tional education department E. S. Douglass, director of the department, said the rootle Has set Up at the re quest of industrial firms and the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce. Plans are being made to 'offer four more of lltvae courses liefoie Jutir .'ill. Instructor of the 100 hour course is Joseph Zavrntny. former production supervisor of Pynatrnnirs, lor. and Maystrum Instruments, Inc. The course trains women to he electronic ussrmhteis and ap­ plications for the training should he made to the Florida Htute Employment Servirr o f­ fice. Diplomas were awarded Friday to the women complet­ ing the course, Present be­ sides Zavlutliy and Douglass were members of the Semin­ ole County Chamber of Com­ merce industrial committee including boring Burgess, Carl Schilke, Howard Hodges and Robert S hodden. John Krider, executive director of the Chamber was also pres-1 ent. 25th & Park, Sanford RIGHTS RESERVED MARTIN By Jane Casselberry All parents of Lyman High School seniors arc especially Hy Maryann Miles requested to attend the Par­ ent-Teacher meeting at 8 1 User Lake Garden Circle p.m. Tuesday In the erhool will hear the nominating -com­ auditorium •• the prorranr mittee's recommendations for will be of special interest to the new slate of officer* a t them. its 8 p.m. meeting Tuesday at Plana for graduation and af­ ter graduation partial for the home of Mrs. William Massey, 1326 Lake Asher Cir­ •eniora will ba discussed well as othar and of year a c ­ cle, Bear Lake. Mis. C. L. Drunk,'president, tivities WILKINSON Circle To Hear Nominations Iras proudly reported that the circle took third ptace ribbons for Its exhibit of an English Garden at the recent Central Florida Exposition in Orlando, The samlsen, an instrument with three etrings, Is regard­ ed as Japan's traditional mus­ ical instrument. Joy Circle of the Grace Methodist Church Wunmn's Society of Christian Service will clean the church kitchen in March, They also will join with l.ydiu and Esther Cir­ cles to clean and paint the church nursery. Plans for the projects were made at the circle's monthly meeting held last Thursday at the church. Members meeting to clean the kitchen this Thursday will he Mrs. Roger Harris, Mrs. John Hires, Mrs. F. J , Murray and Mra. Otis Tay­ lor. Those cleaning the church nursery, March 24, will be Mra. Hires, Mra. John Martin rind Mrs. Ja ck linesman. Painting, Murch 31, will be done by Mrs. Hires, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Roy Wall. Mrs. Richard Silvcra la in charge. Mrs. llarria, circle chair­ 1 • *4* man. conducted last week’s meeting and Mrs. Wull gave the devotional. Reports were given by Mrs. Martin, Mra. t.umur Williams and Mrs. Munay. Mrs. Harris reported that she and Mra. Robert Rennett of Esther Circle attended the annual district WSCS meet­ ing in Ormond Beach, March 4. Memhcra of the circle at­ tending World Day of Prayrr at First Christian Church, March 6. were Mrs. Betty Grrenfield, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Hires, Mr*. Martin, Mr*. Murray, Mr*." Rossman and Mrs. Williams. Those attend­ ing from Lydia Circle were Mrs. J . H. Powell and Mrs. Karl Fehd and from Esther Circle, Mrs. F. J . Smith. Mr*. Jam es Leonard pre­ sented the circle program en­ titled, “The Christian Revel­ ation and Revolution." ' Limit; ‘One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Please GOLD BOND Coupon 4k Purrhs.e STAMPS M “THIUFTW. in lan d s j, March 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon & The Purchase Of “Pillabury" or “ lUllerd'* STAMPS BISCUITS ________________ 4 8 o l can. 39c Coupon Good At “THRIFTW AY" Oaly Thru Wrdneeday, March IT 50 EXTRA With Thle Coupon 4k The Purchase Of “ M orton " GOLD BOND Fruirn Dinners STAMPS 2 11 Os. Dinner* 89c Coupon Good At “TH RIFT W AY" Only Thru Wednesday,.March IT Limit: One With Your {3 Or Mar. Food Order Plesse EXTRA LA RG E GRADE A Florida DOZ. Eggs LYKES BUDGET Sliced Bacon LIMIT 3, PLEASE �v If* • • • ( Penalty Of Dishonesty Page 28 of the U.S. Treasury’s booklet, "Y ou r Federal Incortte Tax.” states: “ Embezzled funds nre income to the embezzler in the year the funds Dr. C rane’s T h e Le a n in g T o w e r o f Peace Worry Clinic are misappropriated.” Those whom it may concern, take notice. Honesty is the best policy when dealing with the Internal Revenue Sen-ice. » Capitalism . . . Nice? There are millions of "card-carry­ ing capitalists" among us. T h at’s the name one company, General Electric, gives its employes who have bought stock through company savings plans. Right now 138,000 of them are sharing in an annual payout of more than $120 million in stocks and U.S. savings bonds. *. *.*V> - *-VT. v ' •! ’ ‘•r• # *•#. -• ■,» •'•v* # More than 150 other American companies— from the biggest right down to the not so big— have simi­ lar plans, whereby the company may make its stock available to employes at discount, may match the money they put up, or may give stock as bonuses or in combination with sav­ ings bond purchases. This is what is know in Russia as exploiting the masses. Dr., Are You Sure? The physical differences between the male and the female are much less pronounced in human beings than.they nre in birds and bees and animals, a Philadelphia anthropolo­ gist has concluded. Perhaps one reason for this is that lady bees and birds may not wear slacks and crop their hair or feath­ ers close and otherwise behave so much like gentlemen bees and birds. And maybe boy bees and birds don’t wear Beatle hairdos or feathcrdos which might tend to make them look like the girl bees nnd birds, if girl bees and birds crop their hair or feathers. Nevertheless, nnd without taking a thing away from the anthropologi­ cal skills of the Philadelphia doctor, a lot of earnest girl watchers—hu­ man girl watchers, that is—are go­ ing to be surprised at what he says. They are going to believe that lie either needs new glasses or that he ju st hasn't been paying attention.— P .J. Thought For Today Lord, let me know my end, and what is the measure of my days; let me know how fleeting my life is!— Psalms 39:4. • • TOM lim r . NASHVILLE TINNtSSfAN • Bruce 1 wish to preach not the doctrine of ignoble ease, but the doctrine of the strenuous life.— Theodore Roose­ velt. Soviet - Turkish Relations I'PI Foreign Analynt K ver nine#* K«*niml Ataturk abolished the f n wild scpitr■ted church and slaty . T u i k c y has been torn by bitter co n­ flict* between old and new. These conflict* a* reprenenteil in today9* political p aitie * were at tlir root of P icm icf 18met Inonu'ft fall, but with new and equally d i­ visive factor* added. One of these factor* I* a m i n s commercial class which demands free enter pn«e ami an end of state control*. Hoping to attnet this class is the Ju stice party which is the link with the past and which p r im arily wan respon­ sible for Inotiu'a downfall. iinfO , bn* been betrayed and ne< ure Inomi of "immnhilimii " T he y n.vk an authuritari.in aoeialial government xlong the line* of that of I’leaident Carnal A M el S n a ­ rer of the United A r a b R e ­ public. Another new and pnweifu! Some nlro favor cloat-r Ilea element is made up of the with tile Soviet Union. "young Turks*' within the O f tlii* group, the London army. These officer* feel that Keonomirt, a highly rerpected the revolution of May 7, publn-atioii, remarked in March I "T u rk ey '* future member*hip in tlir W estern alliance* <annul l>e taken for granted; it ia by no rueana certain Unit Enterprise Altamonte Sprint* tin younger men, if they f i ­ Mrt. Ritchie Harris Mr*. Juli* liarto* nally relied power, will think 666 5834 8 38-130 like th r prvaetil governing 66X 46M Bear l.«h*-For»»l City i lars. They may feel, as Mr*. Maryann Mllr* l.akr Mary \tatiitk did, that T u r k e y baa 838-3678 Mr*. Franrra Wester an af finity with the Soviet 322-6219 (assrlberry Union; tlir traditional Tu rk Mr*. J * n r i aii.flberrj Lake Monroe i>h hostility to Itusriu is by 838-5046 Mr*. H. I.. Johnaoa now a dying force. The Kus322-4722 r i a n i clearly nourish great Chuluota Longwood hope* of Tu rkey'* preaent Mr*. Joan Magic Mti. Donna Kale* 365-3742 fer ment." 838-3317 ilie i r murks of the econ­ DclUry North Orlando omist In 1'JliJ ate even mure Mr*. John l^on* Mr*. Margaret Coaby 668-4883 applicable today. 322-6795 It l* particu larly note Drltona Osteen worthy, too, that partly beMr*. Mildred llanry Mr*. Clarrnre Snyder tause of the C y p r u s dispute 668-5631 322-4841 which generated a n i l - A m e r i ­ G tn rri 'Oviedo can dem onstrations on T u r k ­ Mr*. Evelyn Lundy Sir*. JoAnn Hay* ey, Soviet-Turkiab relations 365-3160 349-4871 in recent months constantly have improved. I lie l u i k s have refused to participate nr tiie U. S . -pro­ posed mu ltilateral ' nuclear naval force for N A T O and also have refused 'to |»-rmit Die U. S. Atotnir powered no reliant ship, (lie Sa vannah, to visit Ivtanhul. % l i i» not cw urlhy, too, that Puge 1-A Sanford, Florida Mon., March 15, 19G5 the lifeline in the intensity i of the ( y | n u i dispute.^ alto V%A1.TI.lt A. UKI.UW, KUllUM AVD IM Ml-ISAIAH hu» |«-t ntlttrd there deep dlfI I I .%Nh \ol.lMllML. liremiailoa M«®«**r f el elite* within 1 urkey to l i o i i l .l t I A L I . 1 A > I I L U p a i l M itoo K iiinte i time to tlir tutfuce. A m o c i a I* KJR ur A l v i r u i i n g Director The Ju stice party which KHKU VAA PELT Rt>f CHIuKM >lAUA|iii| L i l l o r now hope* for power, inh e r­ Adtcrtlsio * Mansgsr Holt I * W IL L IA M * it* d most of the followeri of Kuctslf hltlltor JA M B IIID l.N A K k * the nuw -oulluwed Democratic UU1TIK AL • IT A R u n ntit U tu A |ir Cllf Editor puity led hy foim er Prem ie r r i l B P W K L L I J l Ut W k u * Adnan M a n d e r n . MscbADlCAi 0a#t O n l y Editor Mendel e*. executed after HILL VIA CK\T Staff Photo*rapbsr the DJflO coup, had the tup|M»ft of s considerable |*orl ’u till*ti« 1 daily l i c s p I S a i u r l a y , an d C A r U l tn a a , pub- tion of the peasantry, busi­ liab sil SAiurUAjr p r # c « e 4 . n * C b r i l l B U nessmen and conservative ele­ A l 0 S C U I P T lu.N M A T E ! H o m s L s l i t *ry * *• w s ab ments of the arrny. Under M endures, no farmer paid • k. M1> O l.L C O l . V I l A L L U l l l t - H MAIL t a x r i and the rich and feudal Ur Mall •l i t * I t e a r | l M9 I T s a r Idli H element* achieved great p«»wr» J» * 140*18* * •• • M « * i b * er. They retained it after the I *• I M e a t * * I At I Mosib* revolution. I M l M oat* Herald Area Correspondents a S'aufm’ii fljeratfi U. • I N I M oal8 1 , 11*1 n t * » l * U a * * ( > i o r u * l a s t ski *•*!! s w b s c r t a u * * * kt B io ssa t--R a y Cromley Political Notebook (» Phil Newsom Says - . . WASHINGTON <NKA> — I l T Th a n t to the co ntrary, V Thant. United Nations the truth i* that the excel­ aerie fury general, performed lent reporters covering the w ar in South Vie t Nam have /in m«tniiio|iiitr niiitieuver in been yiv inir the Atneiiian arguing that Americana had people an accurate, over-all not been gelling an nccuratr picture of the w ar, despite picture on Viet Nam am! upthe veil of mystery at the penling over the head of White House. l*i* anient Johnson t » the 1 I hunt wo* able in stir Amernan people **n the need up attention for Ins a s s e r ­ for a I ’. S. withiiluwal from tion* only because the P t evi­ Viet Nam. dent, by an inept new* policy^ He did not suggest tl..»t if ( li.n i aused a w iih’spiead feel the Itussmns, • lunesr »mr that we are Hot *;• 11111at Ninth \ i»tn«m«*» pi t»b liioj the wind* story. act mute infoiiiiatmn tii* i I i I I is h.ts hi fd urn ••r tamty nrse would wttloltaw th*n and la« k **f coilf idem • udv iperc,, the N tth \ let rum. What i- needed is f•»r .l»»hne»e their troop* and the Rus­ si-n to b n e f newsmen fre­ sian* their military aid for quently on Viet N'ain and to Ho t hi Minh's southern e x ­ submit himself, however unpeditionary fun e. «"Utf,i| tul'lc it may mnk« bun. Though he talked about the to si’ici ihinir questions fr«ttu desirability of withdraw ink* repi»iteis c \ pet leliced in the U. S force* from Viet Nam. a n a. he voiced no desire for tin \l least one melllbet «•f the withdrawal of North* Viet .itriio t bus k lie t•> Piesident rinmrsr troops. '••!.iis"H to uijs’i* that he dt» As South \ let Nam I're -••iio-tliiiijj to co lle ct the sitruler Phan Huy CJuat put it •cat mn I b» I Thant statement was no one complains when Noith tfiwise afpl Uf t 'l t’. mate The \ ii'liiumiM' i itninunists ut taik the South Vietnuiiiesi f .kk** piubUtn it raises is The shoutinir begins when c i uciul. If the A n n ! i. an people aie the U. S and South Viet |N a m fi t l h t bat k a ^ u i l i s t • • t.i p* t behind the Pi esld* lit north. I IN this toU^h war ill \ let N am , and maintain the pa­ tience to see the war through, then they must not oqly have the f a it* , but they also must know they m e ketting the fact*. To The Editor Editor. Herald: Through research it ha* !<een discovered that there *re over 7ti0 federal agencies, ov er 3,000 , orporatloiis and over 10,000 businesses operating without constitution*! author«v *«n«l lo*ih|f in •to y m» h li .11 , dustry. thrirhy justifying on« goo«l rcAion fut rlituitiMtlng thr fnhiM l mcoinr tnx, which I hr l il*4 i ty A riifiKlinflit whn h will hr MiU'iJ on in Ap proxitnntrly statr Ir^lsln t u n s thi8 v i » r . mu) a lr v u ly .i|i|t|i4\nl hv »p VHi stutr 1«*aTirl a t u i r s , will tnkr th r ffwv• 1 tirn« tit out . f ti l- losing I usmi ss, r* limp it to p m i t f in Barbs Sanford Furniture Co. V Thant'* M a t e m e n t when she makes cake site at hniUk’ ht immediate a c t i o n w ay* liake* till re of each ftMin Sci ietn ry of State (lean kind tine i ' L them might llilsk. F o r t 1it- first time since turn out ngld* thr ranis on N«>ith Viet Nam, the I'. S. Kovelniiient reviewSpeaking of * en * rlr s* vnn•‘d publicly the hati* for our ilalism, m m n i h r r tli.it jtivrnp tis rt iie ami the condition* ilr ih’llliqimut who wilfully whn li must pfe<«i|e any tie- i http|H-(| i Imw n hi* f a t l o i 's V *net i " i a i Not t It \ u t Nam pi m il t lit 11 y 11 i t ? • • • must stop its akk’ tc s sio n ). Hut one press conference W o r k r i s will runtim ic t •» by tbr s n retary of state is w n riy *hoiit auitumatidii until m»t enough. •uniform invent* nn autoThe President himself must iiimI«*«l worrying m.ithinr. take the people into his con­ fidence and into his thinking T h e n has been a tendency at tin White House to ailfiouttce Hunk's only after they are dec ided Tlie ie is a need i within limits I for the P r r s nilmt to U-t Am ericans know *44110 thing of the awonirittk’ hppinlsal* ami reappraisals he Mti*! bis advisers are m a k ­ ing and L* let people know how the day-hy-day actions in Viet Nam fit into thr o ver­ all aim s of the United .States ill Asia ami in the W4i|bl. L e tte rs Editor. Herald. Two and a half or tlire< year, ago tafur* Oviedo hail a football team there appearesl in The Herald a little crack to the effect^ that the reason Oviedo had such a good basket hall team was (hat it had no football team and the buy, spent all year on basketball. Well, (with precious little help from the Count)' Board of Education 1 Oviedo got a tool hall Team which had a very giaal record this year, and it STILL ha, a hevketball team which 1* one of the belt in the state! So whal s new in Saninrd tie side* Ho! Ho! Ho’ J M. Michael (Editor's Pi ole; The Herald it proud of the arhlrtrinrnti *1 llylrdo in both football and basketball.) Hflni v a n l i to Van* how­ flood enmlr books sugarThus, those with a very to ■••pot" the children who high I. Q. grow restless from coat reading for children and will he moat likely to go to the monotonous repetitions, thus dielp nurture the basic college. Assuming they ire so they may get jittery and educational trait of superior of the tame I. Q. and are expend their extra energy in students, namely, swift read­ physically normal, then ap* mischief. ing skill. ply the teat below to their (it) Kdurational g a m e s , And once a child is " t a g ­ homra. It la a quirk teat of' ged" with being n trouble such ris Monopoly, Anagrams, the rultural faftora that maker or poor student, this Authors, etc. mold the potential college* tends to dog him in succeed­ (71 An atlas or globe, even type of atudrnta. For you ing grades. thnuglVof small size, to ori­ ran apot aurh hoya and Sometimes, too, a child is ent the child geographically. girl, before the 7th grade! (8) Membership in the Boy excessively shy. so he fails to CASK V--437: Helen H.. speak up and give the right or Girl Scouts, Campfire aged is a first grade answers just because of his c|c' teacher. (to Supervised use of th* stage fright. ••Dr. Crane." ahe asked, "if television set. Ov-cattonally, the false idea you were to devise a quick (101 Home delivery sub­ test f o r . * child's success in get* noised around that to scriber to a daily newspaper. tnnkc good grade* is the »ign school, how would you do it 7 Children from “newspaper of a »i»»y, «o smart children "The reason I ask is the homes" are better reader*! fact that I am taking some may even deliberately shun Allot 10 points per point top marks. extension courses this year to for the above, especially as There are other reason* earn my Master's Degree. regard* children below Ju n ­ "And that is one of the why a brilliant child may not ior High (seventh grade). he making high glade, in the proldems that my psychology Kiddie* who will go on to teacher has given to our rla*.*room, among whieh arc college will probably com* even sueli physical i|em, a , class." from homes that rate at least A child with a low degree nearsightedness that hasn't 60 or higher on th* above been corrected with glasses of intelligence (I. 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Just loves her phone. * * i J I* * Jr *» c* . T b * t l s r s l * l* * mimbsr or tB* L o n . a I n n which is •*llll* 4 *sc4u*:**ljr l * I * * us* (or r«pu»lic*i!oa * t *11 IB* U c s l l * s . p r i r l t l In IBIS BSW*p*p*r. ________________________ * t Southern Bell ^.5*410*1 Y«a * ------------- �■t M M W M IM IH n M N IIH M IK S M M H H i nORM i UHr (Diwh CUbJby • D E A R ABBYs I may not be abla to help you in your search for the youngest great-grandmother, but 1 think I hold tha record for being the youngest GRAND­ MOTHER. And possibly the grandmother with the lar­ gest number of children. Here are the facts: My mother, Henrietta Da­ vis, was bom November 9, 1915. I was bom November 25, 1930. My first child was born May 2, 1944. My first grandchild wss bom January 20, 1984. My oldest child will be 21 In May, and my young­ est ia eight months old. 1 am expecting my 16th child In May. I im 84 yeere old and have never been sick a day In my life. AH my frfenda know this is true and, of course, I ran prove it, but just sign me . . . •MARIK" • • • DEAR A B B Y i I am aura I am not tha youngest great-grandmother, but I think I must hold some kind of record. I em one of 24 children. (I myself am the CCft rr. By Abigail Van Buren * mother of 18 children. Ten girls and six boys.) My ba­ by is now 18 years old, and was born when I was 51. And my eldest child is now 48 yeara old. So, you see, there Is a difference of 33 years between my first-born and my last-born. By Mey ] will have 53 grandchildren and 8 greatgrandchildren If all goes well. On the 24th nt June, this year, my hus­ band and I will celebrate our 60th wedding anniver­ sary. You don’t have lo put my name In tha paper be­ cause we would rather not have all that publicity, hut everything In this letter la true. Sign me, "S I X T Y -S I X AND PROUD" • • • DEAR ARRY: In regard to your column about the lady who thinks she Is tha youngest great-grandmother at tha age of M : She Is not. My grandmother. Mr*. Trinl Morales, who Is now 57 yeara old, became a great­ grandmother at the age of ■18. Her great-granddaught­ er Is now ten yeara old. T am 21, and my mother Is 10, ao I guesa my grand­ mother, Mra. Trinl Morale* UtnmJLn * of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, broke the record when ah* became a great-grandmoth­ er when she was 18 years, 10 months and 4 days old. 8lncerely yours, RAMONA M. DELGADO ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, DEAR RAMONA: The "mission hells above” were ringing out the news that your grandmother, Mrs. Trlnl Morales was Indeed the winner—until I heard from an Indianapolis woman, whose letter follows: • • • - DEAR ARnY: I rend the letter from Dorothy S. in Idaho who believes that she is the youngest great-grand­ mother at 61, hut I have her beat. I became a great-grand­ mother when I was 18 yrars old! (To be exact, 48 years, 5 months, and 25 days old.) I waa born September 1, 1913. My daughter was born February 1, 1929. My grand­ daughter was born January 30, 1911, and my greatgranddaughter? w a s born February 28, 1980, My mother, hy the way, la atill living. She waa born September 1. 1K98. And SHE bernme a groat-great.grand- Troubled? Write to AR­ nY , Rox 89700, Imi Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelop*. • • • For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Im* Angeles, Calif. j locoby On (Bhidqsi By Oswald Jacoby When Virgil wrote, " I fear the Creeks Iwaring gifts," he north ti was talking specifically about *73: V 7532 the Greeks nt the siege of ♦ A K 8 Troy, but giving a general ♦ KC2 warning to anyone who might W EST EAST be faced by an adversary’s ♦ K Q J 10 9 *8 1 generosity. V J9 VQI084 South wasn't a Greek but ♦ 78 ♦ J 1096 after winning I he second ♦ Q J 101 *933 spade he counted up eight or s n ir r n tn) nine tricks depending on ♦ A63 ¥ AK 6 whether or not the red suits ♦ Q542 were going to break favor­ ♦ A87 ably for him. Then he derided Both vulnerable to offer West a nice gift in Pouth. SVest North East hope that if West accepted a 1 N T. Pass 3 N.T. Pax* squeexe would develop. Pa-s Pasa <>]x.rUng lead—4 K South led a spade right, back! This could not cost hint his contract Iwcause West him bi* rnntrnrt when We»t could not have more than swallowed the bait and ra*hei three spade* left, but it gave both hi* remaining 'spades. Then be shifted to the queen of clubs, but time had run nut fnr East. He had desperately thrown all his club# on his psrtner's spades while de­ clarer had jettisoned a heart and rluh from each hand. Thi* allowed East a chance to throw one heart away on the first club lead, but when hoiith cashed the other high elub East was stone cold dead. He had tn unguard one rod suit and South had his ninth trick. East would have been squeezed in a more compli­ cated way if West had cashed even one of his 1**1 two spades, but if West had mere­ ly led the queen of club* South would have been held to hi* eight, top trick*. 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A dult* l.flfl A l i o — 1(1 l l a l l rr|»talrd b i •ipofel ah o it Shows At 1:00 • 3:00 8:00 - 7:00 • 0:00 HTAItTH T lll'I tS I I A ) , WALT DISNEY'S "THOSE CALLOWAYS" You'll enjoy the surprising vartsty of delicious foods and the feet, courteous service at the Trade Winds Cafeteria located next to the theatre in the Seminole Plesa Shopping Center on U.8. 17-92 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando, Tender, prime meate, garden-fresh vegeta­ bles, appetising aalade and your f a ­ vorite pie or cake. On Tuesday evenings, we offer ■ 10os. New York Sirloin Strip cooked to your order for only 79c. Thureday night it Family Night with free des­ serts for all. Saturday night ia Steak Night — a big, K-lb. T-Dcne steak cooked to your order for only tl.00. Luncheon) 11 a.m. • 2:18 p.m, Dlnneri 4:30 p.m. • 8:00 p.m. TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — Rlchxrd H. ( Mi x ) Swann, th* Miami attorney who kicked off the suit against apportionment of the Legislature, has been named to the State District Court of Appeals. Gov. llaydon Burns appoint­ ed Swann to the post to fill the vacancy left by the resig­ nation of Judge Mallory Hor­ ton. It was Burns* first ap­ pointment ot thla judicial level. / in Florida Florida is not only a groat placa to enjoy' living— it's a mighty sensible place to earn a living as well. Industry? You name It Cattlo raising, (or instance. The Sunshine State is one of tho loading cattle states in the South. Surprised? You shouldn't be. More and more of today's business and industrial firms are discovering that Florida means growth . . . manpower . . . and a very favorable climate, both weather-wise and tax-wise, YouH find a lot to hang your hat on in Florida (That goes for Brass Hats as well as Yachting Capsl) And Floridian initiative is a case in point. Tho kind of progressive thinking that leads to tho development of new varieties of feed grass . . . the uso of Florida's natural resources in making a citrus-pulp feed rich in vitamins . . . and the cross-breeding of conventional European and American stock with the hardy Brahma — to produce a uniquely Floridian breod of cattle I V U.IrtA’I || | Interested ? Grab your favorite hat and stop by one of our district offices. Our manager will be pleased to answer your questions. 111 SHIIHf, •HKIN H I,,1 F L O R I D A P O WE R a L I G H T C O M P A N Y We Pi ovule the r mr >1 Catering Service in Central Florida M i r i N a BUILD n oru D A J^U a Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Uj T IL L 3:00 Kfle HON. - FIU.OW a . W. Jkott Burns, M*r. A • Attorney Named To Hijerh Bench thief got by with Tier Meigh-ofhand liecause her elothea were so chic and her manner so easily telf-aisurcd those who aerved her took her at face value, In short, she looked and act­ ed like SOMEBODY, and so that was how she was treated. What woman hasn’t noticed, In the more exclusive shops, that the customer who gets the most flattering attention from clerks Is the cne who Is dresscd In the height of fashion, whose manner Is a bit cool or even condescending, and who never perm'ts herself to be EARNER ment" and you can and will ace results. "1 havp!.a cream • colored wool suit, and my hair is very while, I think the suit is very unflattering (It was a gift), but how can l salvage It? 1 go to many club luncheons and this Is quit* fashionable, is it notT-M ra. T . " The suit la Indeed suitable and fashion right. Try a bnl Hint acarf folded In the neck llna. Also, try a blouse In coloro r a soft sweater blouse A small coiffure rap alyl# hat In deep red velvet would be a smart and right arrest ory. Try deepening your face powder, using a deeper Up (tick and a touch of color on jo u r cheeks. " I need to diet. How much of my fat ctn I drop in alx weeksT I am S feet 3 Inches In height qnd weigh 190. My age Is fifty-five.—r . T." No ooe cau anawer this and do)y you and you alone can DEAR MRS. JOHNSON: Probably not, so please ac­ cept my congratulations on living the youngest great­ grandmother found via thia column. e • • Pajre 12-A —March' 15, *65 WrrsIB By Ruth Millett quite satisfied with anything she is shown? She may take up a lot of a salesperson's time. She may buy nothing (such a woman often shops as a pas­ time or Just to keep herself Informed on the latest fashion trends or to pick up ideas to have a dressmaker copy.) Still, she gets the red car­ pet treatment Just because she looks as though she could af­ ford anything she wants. In contrast, a shopper who isn’t particularly well-dressed, who is frank about what she can afford to pay for a dress or suit, whose manner Is less sssured gets far less defer­ ence from sales people even though she has obviously come in to buy. Perhaps thi* little story will be a lesson to salespeople the country o\er ed y t h t h o r n t o n Mc l e o d Perhaps II will serve lo re­ "My hair la ao dry that it diet and get rid of weight. mind them that chic clothes looks like hiy. 1 cannot make Your weight is really dreadful and an "I'm somebody" man­ It look nice. I shampoo it my­ tor your age and height. Do ner don't necessarily mean - 1 self and afterward It Is dull make up your mind to reduce; big sale. and dry. Nothing improves the this is important (or health, They may rlnnk a "looker" condition of my hair. 1 used (or looks, and your well-lie->instead of a buyer or even, to have my hair shampooed Uig If you want a simple. I heaven forbid, a light fingered end set at a beauty shop but easily-followed diet, send me lass! cannot afford this now —55” a long, self-addressed, stamp I suggest you give your hair ed envelope and enclose TEN several rinses in clear water, cents in coin. You, ladies, after a shampoo—this is the must address your own enbasic part of hair care. Soap , velopci. [ cannot base lhojnail residue makes hair dull and 1clerk stop snd address en­ dry. After a thorough rinse, velopes. We want lo serve and NOW thru WED. v use warm, Unties* towels to help you but we cannot do A FANTASTIC ALLY dry, then massage the scalp this If you di not cooperate I.N< IIKIHIII.l: STOItY! with a bit of cosmetic oil. Yes, The diet to a'k lor is "Figure the same oil that is used for I’erfecllon” and 1 will send (VAMARIE ROD dry skin on the lace, neck and a gift leaflet of “ Diet Breaks" any part o( the body. Scalp lo spur you on in your deter is skin and re a d * to the m i ­ ruination to reduce. metic oil. Brush up and out. and when you dress your hair o x j t c f t m ( ^ use a bit of the oil on your r id e -in t m e a t r fingertips. Caress your hair You Must See It From and see how It tame* It and T O ,M T U A The Beginning gives U a nice sheen. You TiOO Only To Believe It ! ! Wall liliitr >*■ t>aturrllr must keep at this home "tre a t­ Women shoppers *11 over the country must h»ve enjoyed a good, deep, ple«»ur»ble chuckla whan they read how a chic, •elf-possessed woman walked lata s fine jewelry atoro In New York to look at diamond* and managed to help herself to a {19,800 diamond, leaving a much amaller atone (worth about {7,500 1 In Ita place. She theo cslmly walked over to another dealer in fine gem* and subatituted that diamond tor one worth {38,500, Tbt reason many women are bound to find this caper some­ what amusing Is that the Jewel mother at the age of 61! My mother had 12 children, of which 11 are still living Rut I had onjy1the one. All five generations live in Indiana­ polis. Can anyone top thi* T Your* truly, MRS. LOUISE JOHNSON INDIANAPOLIS 5, IND. ftanforS 207 MafnolU Are. f �I 1 •% • p Horoscope F o re ca st OUR BOARDING HOUSE *65—Page 8-A SIDE GLANCES * * By Galbraith l •TUESDAY, MARCH H, IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES! The daytime U adverse for j n y K>rt of argument or discujsion with othen, for It could lead to intermittent dlf* ficu ltk i for tome time to come. Also avoid any tort of chances on the highway, or you can have real trouble. However, the evening be­ comes a fine time to put your practical plans in motion—the l i t e r the better. P ARIES (March 21 to April IB) Taking my chances in the performance of your la­ bors could lead to rather dis­ astrous results during any AM hourt, but PM all goes smoothly. Improve health. Avoid quarrels. TAURUS (April 20 to May 1 0 ) Taking time out for amusement during the day ’ would not be wise, but much fun la possible tonight. Carry through with assignments re­ ligiously. Do not pick a quar­ rel with your loved one. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Counting your blessings is right and Just. Carry through by planning even greater abundance for the future. Get ! email tasks raught up with. Invite friends in for the even­ ing. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 2D If you have a nice talk w i t h a blunt-spoken friend who thinks a great deal of you, this will lead to selfimprovement. G e t regular vork completed In jig time. Out to see the people you like tonight. LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Take care In the spending o( funds today and investment of sire in real estate. Tonight you are able to think mure clearly. Don't let your hills worry you. Set up a fine bud­ get in I’M. VIRGO (Aug. 22 lo Sept 22) If you are planning to be firm with anyone, ilon't do it during the day, but await the evening when you have ruoled off a hit Clear up errors in Die interim. Get right results In I’ M. LIBRA tSept 22 to Del 221 There are many new matters | you could be looking inlo, but better clear up unfinished bus­ iness during day. Anything a r­ tistic has fine chance of suc­ cess tonight. Bo romantically inclined SCORPIO (Oi l 23 to Nov 21) If you contact those with whom you have had disagree­ ment* and patch things up. you will be doing well For­ get the aoclal tluiing the day Evening, however, is ideal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 lo *> Dec. 21) Take care you do nothing to ’ spoil your repula Don during AM and in I’ M You have good chance lo make line impression on big­ wig. Get rid of anxieties dur­ ing day. Be conscientious CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Ja n 20) Evening would be Die best lime to gel into new and interesting avenue of express inn. but day ta not well aulted Also, confer with new friend1 before completing some task you have sUrled. Be Dior ough. AQUARIUS i Jan 21 to Kcb 9 1 That hig wig has greater expectations than are possible for you to fulfill. Init do your utmost and all IS UK. Mr very thorough in all that you do. Then beneflti come to you PISCES (F e b 20 to March 20 1 While partners may think you are Ix-ing too tacetioua, you can simply carry through with plans and they respect you later. Don't bother argu tug. This only makes matters worse. I F YOUR CHILD IS BORN o TODAY, there will be a ten riency alwaya to be bothered with amall thinga and lose the temper. Give more atten lion to Die diet and also point out that it U Die big thing* that count in the long run Give good religious training and fine scientific education and you soon aee your prog eny becoming a very weli-bal anced and practical individ­ ual. "The Star* Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter'a individual Forecast for your sign for April is now rrady. For your copy send your bnthdate amt *1 00 to Carroll Highter Fore­ cast. The Sanford Herald, Box 1821, Hollywood 28, Calif. -A r~T~ 1“ 11 16 i7 ' T“ r~r~ y~ T~r ' 1 IB r r r r il ■ " 11 21 25 ir » a sr ■ w u ■ " i r W il 2 Trieste win* m euura ) Metal decorator* dria tori ul b*sa The Amason River, by itaelf, is dWyigablr fo r some 1.700 miles, th« extent of ita •ours* in Brasilian territory. •Tavern drlcA • Birds m 1— IT 4 !• Li u a- ITT MCWETATBS INTBITBUK AUK. J ’ -- < �I- •K v. •*v " tTfjf VsnTorB WrriH Papr» 4-A—March 15, US «> vo ^ # ' N" Drua S tores le Sauce, F lu tf j r- 59 1 & Rutter few* «. I J ev •• SsV I Sc,#, SAN FO R D P LA ZA ONORA ROAD & HWY. 17-92 SANFORD, FLA. IIMITED QUANTITIES SOME ITEMS PR IC ES GOOD MON. . TU ES. • WED. tore is on EC K ER P DRUG STORE N EAR YO U ! i CREST 1AERO SHAVE 1 SCORE 11 | HAIR SPRAY 41 c |I ' 5 9 c| a 5 8 ' r O r| MARCAl | i JUST WONDERFUL KITCHEN CHARM | 100 Ft. 4 rt T 19c TOOTHPASTE j i) HAIR CRIME Fomity -v t ALL PURPOSE B E A U T IF U L SUNNING IN SAN JU A N — Vocalist Abbe Lane takes time out from a night club engagement in Puerto Rico for a dip In the surf In a bathing suit that features widc-mesh net aides. ______________ __________ ALUMINUM FEED ERS 0 2 Getting Complicated In seat depth, the chairs tend to d e v e l o p uncomfortable V X . ridge pressure under the l i t ­ ter’s knees. Surprisingly enough, secre­ V 5 LB. BAG ROSE Plant Food 5 LB. WILD BIRD SEED ’ 68c |C 10 IB . BAG (LIMIT I ) J F HEAVY I " POLISHED ALUMINUM TUBING WITH GENUINE VELON WEBBING NON-TILT LEGS A . P llH tfC Jti (LIMIT 1) COMPARE A T ^ m T . 0 0 VIGORO PLANT FOOD LAWN CHAIRSV , 0 I (LIMIT )) LLIVELY I V C L I BRAND D K A fN U DOG FOOD 3 (LIMIT 6 CANS) taries huve the best of this silting down business. The typical stubby-back secretarial chair is artually the most com­ fortable and healthy silting SEAMLESS 65% Dacron Cotton (KL 9g h / NYLONS 35% ...... - dovlre In tin- mi deril office. LATEST f ASHION SHADES D isch a rge s Mi llion, Altshuler. Itatinoiu Itmstie and baby lujy, Hattie Crlppen, Paul Markus. Mary Putteisoir slid baby buy, Ger­ aldine Rose, U illiain Stemper, Dorothy Wilkes, William Witherow, Sanford; tlzzie Da­ vis. Lake Monroe; Donald Holtz, Betty Richardson, Char­ lotte Tripp, I.ongwood; Mar­ vin Biggs, tlsleen; chillies Oliver, Oviedo. Spending Solons Poor Tippers WASHINGTON (U P D - T h e Senate may vote billions of dollars for various foreign and domestic projects but acnatura don’t seem to do so well In the Senate restaurant. Sen. Wayne L. Mnrse (DOre.) told the Senate that pay acales In tlie restaurant were too low, Thia wouldn’t be so bad if the senator! Upped better, Morae added, but the fact la that "senators are not the best Uppers in the world." a PAIR FOR 99 R B tir BEACH BAGS . \ ^ » "A Q U A QUEEN" d c*--***^ c m fi8 \ - IN A VARIETY OF SIZES & COLORS ASSORTIO COMPARE ot I 50 (Ti i WALK SHORTS R E G . 89* a & vv* 99* 1’ O' V. . V !«U l l * t MOTOR IT COV|»AGI *»*• M #*• *»■»i ••*4 ’3 • . Ms —1 »'-. d id a i i 4 m»«*•••>•*•••»«! , at S i| « *ta s t it '''* __ Mod*l i i OQU . ^ -♦O’ Uta B y f kiatlit'd PAIR FOR 99 ■ __ 2 .9 9 ^ PKG. of 30 PLASTIC CLOTHES PINS ? f i QUALITY CONST.-REG. 69c V A L \ Hospital Notes March It. 1965 Admissions Surah Gibbs, Edith 1 iUon. Jacqueline I’m tain, Cathy I yn n Granikow, Dorothy llnrtsfirbl. Melds Norris. Shir­ ley Ret-knor, Art if T. Ilennett, Sanford; Walter Marland, DeBnry; George Knan. Del,ami: Walter llise, Enter­ prise; Patricia Cooper, Lake Mitt); Miner Shiw-i x. Osteen. I(i<> tmunl 1lekle, Dibindn; \i ‘da Wbidden, I’alindnlr; Dora Giau-mmcr, Winter I'aik. Ilirlhs Mr. and Mis. Ernie Tdsoli. Saliford, a tioyi Mi and Mix. Mii inii l Tompkins, Sanford, a gul ; Mr and Mrs. Edmund I Norris, Sanford, a hoy; Mr. : and Mis Walter Cooper, Lake Mary, a boy. -\ T S \ *l& fe v . ''AQUA QUEEN" V/r9S ^ IAM/M LAWN CDDIMI/IC SPRINKLER F > FIRST QUALITY What the experts like about A major national maker of n guod secretarial rha.r — steel office desks and files for more than a half eentury, this |small lumbar-pot littii, open company ha* long eyed the i back, adjustable height, I I estimated t!IO million office |inrh seat length, and no chair market. Rut what the shoulder support. Ilf key imcompany’s engineers learned I port a lire Is the absence of on their way t« a '‘dream ] xboitbler support, per nutting chair" shouldn’t happen to h sill olders to lean backward and restore tlie normal lutn file clerk. Tlie higher one travels in bar curve. The brcken hack executive ranks the more like­ rhair construction is also * ly he is to have a nagging comfort plus. It encourages all important "lumbar spine backache. Tile bigger and aoftei rilsii- rontait." nr go.,d sill fin e tnrened the typical "cxiiutivi- sUrfare support for the hot chair" gets, the more uncom­ tom of the splnr fortable it is to sit in Such Seats of authority go tic i ally avrlugc 111 tilth,-- Hi tiiotc from the front to the hai k of the seat portion 'Too much," said t tie slttipk" e x ­ perts. Increased seat length tends to pinch the under part c f tlie thighs. Likewise, the " a t -attention" look is out. (’hairs w-ith too small an angle between the spine and the seal do not per­ mit tlie sitter to throw* his shoulders back and relieve the pressure on his "lumbar curve" or small of tile bark. Tlie authorities said that onr need* to "un stInightcu" bis bark pen do-ally to take the pressure off the fifth lum­ bar disc and allow the lumbar curve to curve. Minimum s boulder to -1 lot in bin t. angle for prolonged rniufort lufi degrees or more. For added silting plenumr; adjust the slop ut tin- bottom of the chair le maximum pom Loll — up to I Hi deglees, if possible. Experts also said that excessive cushioning of ten pinions the shier in Ills chair, restricting the muchllr-tdi-d changes of position throughout the winking day. The typteal office straight chair may reveal why arme rustomers soon become a pain in the hack. These sid,- chairs .—most often used for visiting guests—combine sll the com­ mon faults of seal engineer­ ing. Perhaps a throwback In the days when our eider* taught u* that *tmight-up was the best way to sit, the*r chairs must be classrd a* modern In­ struments of terture. The only way fnr a man to sit comfortably In one of these straight cha in is to alouch— slide .half-way out of the chair to utjbend the crfforccd tight angle of apine to thighs. Though this position roItores the lumbar curve, it is ertldflcel and no support Is provided for the lurohsr re­ gion. Usually a full lS-inehcs %' 3 COMPARE at t 98 Job O f Sitting Down ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UI’l) — The simple business of sit­ ting down is getting mere complicated every day. Realizing ‘ that the average office worker spends twothirds of his waking hours sitting, engineers at an of­ fice furniture company here boned up recently on human anatomy before admitting to management that—yes-—there is a better way to sit down. B,RD VIGORO 2 PLAYER BADMINTON SET White Virgin P 0 LYF 0 AM _ _ $t. BED PILLOWS ' Compare at I 69 COM PARE at 1.49 (LIMIT 2) /QNVl 4-PC. Professional TENNIS SET PERSONNA 5's STAINLESS^ STEEL BLADES LIST 6 00 Modal I 5106 PERSO N N A | ' r ; ‘iiis ELECTRIC CORY COFFEE M AKER HOT POT *(UMIT 2) REG. 7 9c Sturdy Alum. Body Compare at 2.9B ■^r s ' * / A *T V / ASSORTED COLORS • COf FIE e TEA e SOUPS LIST 5.95 e g r a v iis DR. WEST'S TEK CO M PLETE I W ITH C O fiD TOOTHBRUSH OQ. REG. 69* g / ' (LIMIT 3) BAYER ASPIRIN Bottle of 10 0 (UMIT i) RFG79c 54* TUMS A c (LIMIT 3) EXCEDRIN BOTTLE of 36 >z ,lw .fi.* || Fat Extra M A | Strength Pam Rel.ef (DMIT I) 2 LB. BOX DEER PARK C O O K IE S REG. 98* 46 oa. JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY P A IN T PET CLIPPER POWDER THIS FINE CLIPPE HAS A SPECIAL BLADE FOR ANIMAL HAIR REG. 13.50 V oz S IZ E (IIMIT I) 43* MEDIUM SIZE %8.66 FASTEETH SPECIAL REG. 67* 3 7' 4Mc MR. CLEAN ylS.i 2 ,0* 39® 1) au p u ip o ii CtlANII (Limit 1) 3 Qt. Plastic Forlc«Cub«i — Painting CLIP-ON LIGHT • Stonda'd 10 Watt Bulb • Adiuiteble Shod* • Gi.ei Yeu The light .To Bead or Sew Without Disturbing BAN Roll-on DEODORANT ban C (LIMIT I ) . i MEDIUM TUBE HEAD & SHOULDERS (LIMIT AIL METAL 1301 SITE LIT T LE I27 n K c TUB UU 12 ox. Sophie Mae CHIC _ PEANUT ,lt>7Bc B O W L C1C «a. BRITTLE L U DEODORIZER «J’(limit 2> D R U G S P R A Y ECKCRD’S BIC " l" SPECIAL Metal FOLDING TABLE | 34-.60-xJ<r Sill SEATS ■ FOLDS TO2 4 -* 3 0 'x r SWELL fol. • CAMPINS • CNILDRIN • W0RI TAIU • IAUNDIT SHAMPOO jiiM ir t> REG. 69* 12 oz. SIZE MYLANTA LIQUID (LIMIT l) REG. 1.98 Above Item* F'or Conway — I'inccAtll* — W . Perk Orlindo — Caaaclbcrry — Sanford Only < / R TM J i * ' •) �t , * * \ County Educator Congress Poised For Swift Action Seeks State Post LBJ Urges . Seminole County Gpor;r Dabbs, principal of Bear Lake Elementary School, is the unopposed candidate for president-elect of the Florida Education Association at its slate contention in Jackson­ ville Thursday through Satur­ day. \ ednesday is st. Patrick's Day and the wearing of the green will Ire in order. The day of the shamrock has hern celebrated nationally since 1815 and dates hack to the death of the patron saint of Ireland several hundred years • Auto tag offices will be open •all day Saturday in Sanford and ar Fern Park to accommod ate the last-minute rush Saturday is the deadline for purchasing 1M5 auto license plates. Long lines ai the court house Monday indicate there are a lot of people who have n't bought their new tags. Seeing Col. H. J . Furman, head man of the Sanford Na­ val Acedemy, sporting a cast on a broken arm. reminds «d the morning Hill Taylor, UDBO announcer, said. "This radio broadcast this morning comes to you in color—black and blur; 1 took my kids roller skating last night " They are calling tiie colonel ' king of t h ^ sidewalk surf rr> " tiiven a chance to ex plain Ins accident at Kotary. I id l ot man declined, say nig. I he stories i m hearing a ir heller Ilian what really happen* it just ehiHj.se the one you like best * • • fill] Blalock, of Key k\V-( hi- purchased a home tin \ lc U rn u e and will rrinoyi in- lanuly shortly. Blalock is a brother of Mrs. E J Peep lev, also of Vale Avenue. \ Soi al Sl * oi ili tativ e u ill be al tin re p !e-i n - I "ill mission room ludw , >a ;* .hi a m and 13 to p m each Wednestlay dnimg \|mi Mav and June. Inland w a I • r w a » » * to merer for Ituii -'.owed an in crease of 3 3 |»t edit u n i I!>ti3, acioiding In tin* \mer lean Waterways »»p« i .*i •n Inc. • • • Sign of spring Sanford po lice officers Wile measured lor Iheir summer uniforms Monday. • * * The First Methodist Chur* l> folks are happy They »a> that "Opcralum Youth Win is off to a good sl art The congregation is conducting a drive to build * Dew tduia tmnjl building Cltv reetenlitin director Jim J c r n g a n got a public pa! mi the hark Iron) < H> i 'minus sm ner M L i Sonny i Haborn at ltotary meeting Jim has a six or seven dav a week, 17 oi n hour a day jot* nod ire ' really winking bard We an lucky to have him Mayor Jimmy Crapps is ■lining ahight," according to report! from Illy lmt •* expected to be in the hospital for a couple more weeks He s still not allowixi to have wsl tors but that doesn't atop tile mail from going through. • * * * * on the St. Johns R iver"* * *- * * “The Nile of America” © h r # a u fm *it f e r a l f r * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 J Voting Right For Citizens W ASH IN GTON (U P I) — Presiifcnt J o h n s o n totfay svvunir the full weight of the VOL. r>7 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. MARCH 16. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 117 federal covernnient behind n tlrive to ntnke good the proni'ise of equality—unkept for a century—given the 'American Negro, Congress was poised for swift notion on the Presi­ dent's proposals. Senate lenders of both part­ <1H O R D E I ) A I t l t S ies met with A tty. Gen. Niehelna Kutzenbneh to smooth out (lie final version of the Scminnlr County l i m i t voting rights legislation John­ WASHINGTON MTU — I*«» flop \ S U n io n ; J r Demo Stinilsy rhsirm rn hnvr rr- son sought. The House judiciary com­ erat from the Fifth Florida portni « foniMnril tutu) of mittee had scheduled hearings Concessional district, includ­ ITsIKW rollrctn l In the cur* even before the Chief Exec­ ing Seminole County I a corent Henri Fund drive with utive's call, sponsor of the American Medl Drills Found In an often eloquent admore income r\peetc»l. Goal yil(, cal A s s o c i a t i o n ' s health care MARIANNA i l l ’ll dress before an extraorilinary bill, arcu'eit the \M \ today for the year I* I?',000. FBI said today that sheriff's Reports were made jit »» joint session of Congress of putting out misleading" deputies stopped a car with information about the mea­ meet mi: of thr Seminole-De- Monday night, Johnson told $73,IKK) worth of marijuana in Rary Henri Division with the the lawmakers and the nation sure. it Saturday and arrested Uie Herlong said llte so called three 11enrt Sunday Arena that "the time of justice has 18-ycar-old driver. running neek-nndtieck in a now come. No force can hold ■‘Eldercare" MU ifhes nol pro it back." vide the coverage which the “ friendly rivnlry." Cense Fire Then, citing the words of VM \ claim* in it» television The Deltnry division, under LONDON l l 'P I ) — Soviet (lie song which has echoed an I new-paper advertising the chninmuishlp of Mis. Foreign Minister Andrei c*<tv through numberless skirmish­ Teerm Ann so, reported ft ,"F o r them to give the itn inyko arrived in London today’ es in llie long civil rights provides complete aSitnfoni nreft, under Mrs to begin four day* *>f talks S >” l,,n d battle, he said that all Amer­ (overage i» not so ' he sa.d Grorue Milif, $L*.»ss tin* with llritisli affinal* who w.irtt icans — not just Negroes — n an inter*;*-v ' It i i«t makes inrluduft the Ne^rn divtMon to discuss a possible cease­ must oveil', 1me "(he crippling .1 available for l i e states to under the lendemliip of Mia. legacy of bigotry and injus­ fire in Viet N.im ; i o* nle it f tiii * want In'* N nt het me 11»*1111y ; Sou111 S<"tutice And we shall overcome." l'.'ie kM k’« p ..n prop. -*■* a iiude division, directed hy Voters Sijrn I'ltG E S CONGRESS medical rare !*rn ram Im Mra. Klisnheth Thomaa, m» Johnson urged Congress to CAMDEN: kl.. i t ’ P lJ needy pet's it- a ed *<k .and pm ted flJMtH. work days, nights anil week­ kkiliov County tentatively re vrntmti iiVi-r It wood lie -ef • )*v ttiiM *’ H!i» t 1 a 1 pi ft a, apreinl end* to pass a voting rights Clsti-red ps ti*"-t Negro vo’ efs nd . Inal .hi i finance I cvilila and apeuinl (itft 11 addbill which would guarantee Monday The group of al least •firi'ii I* I* i al and sl al* ' id to the total Still to l o I "lire dignity of man and tire t j [>* rsnns cons.'ty’d lai • * added ate receipts fiom the destiny of democracy." _ i ;iiif» ot well educated school l 1 ach In it s •ivi iit adseiti' n ' minimi Metndei* skate alum "F o r outside this chamber," ers *’ i niijt.'i . o To. kkl k liaseta im H. nrt hen* fit, a. In^tuted f«*r T lie said, "is I he outraged con. I 1*1 li *, n i- pi oi idesuni* li pin Sundiiy at thr 1111k. At science of a nation—the grave (iiierrillas Slain In I ier In n> fils fltan t'n- ad that tmn . the Child* tellii ..one! 11 of tunny nations an,I Kl kl k 1.1 k| PI It klalav nun -ii j ’ on s pi ,(• - i * Queen of II* alia will hr nam­ the harsh judgment of his­ \ comprehensive develop s;a I 1*11 — Malaysian for, •s I., li* ii an * /..in ulid- . ' o i.*l ed tory on our acts " •C O M E AN D L E T ’ E M . " >;tv* Deputy Sally Lip^ey o f T a x ("o lle eto r T r o y broken tile tiai k of In mint plan for .Seminole and ha* S i in '* In nt her hu-uieaa. Dr Ma­ Tire President's words were !;,IV \ ui i’u i' S iitn n la v i- ti e ilt'iulliiii' tot iib la in itij; I9ti,'i iiutnninbili' )i(irang*- i ourihi s was Liven a done - ii s latest alfempt to in Her Ion wa * r- pi eiaVy p i ’-v ria IS'H'J* pt rauhtiif in pho e aimed not only at Congress t l l e r a l i l l ’lintn) l i’ll -*' t . 1)’ s ill II I, 'il V-I K. I * , till •xti'M>i*i|| will be gra lU t’il lin.int’ial t’sl-iv hy th*' liltr.iii tile 1 iitdaml !'* kill *► f Dr. I uia nppoiiii« *l hut at lire millions of his I s Hons iil and Home Fi mg 11 g-ieri i hi- :n a s in .b ’ e I at a t" v ■ ■i a f ■ * <• in i|l -j mi -• 11 t P* ti eI li ­ Mia. Annan rhuinnun of the count 1 ymen watching on tele­ nance Agency. week ol bloody light.fig. no * nun'* l'all! Mi !. al so ii u h ii Ik t I'M w hirh Hill he held vision. In solemn tones ha 1* S Hep. A R Herlong J r . I ciety which - mu tie i, I h in peRai y in .Vpi 11. told them; m a telegram from Washing Contempt Mrs 1 hmiiaa, Mra \ nnno Tl ltNING POINT — r .nil mini-*! him. imi. a*lv .srd Th*' Sanford TOKYO i m I hr a l l i t ,-i oent r nMiid I if \taiiw |Vh7 u * i »• "A t times lust.oy and fate lit ralit that thi' i 111F \ lias Ch na heaped , .ntrtii;'t mi III* •Ir ti *l na ileli k'f*tea tu the pi- al n single time in a single , ppioyed a gi .ml of 5 II ****** to Sov lid t ni**n tod.iv be publish I'M* i ' ire won Id p r o * lit I'Ollipleti , o* * - i e f»,| 'I, 11*t t *p uuuil ilivi'i-m no el me *pl.u to shape n turning point I itll Mint D'linl n wi-fi, lint i k k ' . i f u ii i l»y aj'.i » * l r East i rnti .*1 I lorida lt* c 'ntf nrv* 'p j|**T pit f iirr-s »<f Uu> ii 1 ant f"■1 A ! mim- th** Pli 'l AM-11vI Ih't Ilf led ill III, I 1 0 . 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So jt Will M “•'v«*l tf o o i f l i • pi .1 ri I .r llie i it land** tinlrn l . i f l * 1* . 11 f i l l A | J .t I M| *v sl ru 'i *i •*ji t .ir *i i u < mm! v a- w.li ns FI,o idi* ,» century aeo at Appmmit' ii i • •d i ■ \ T•4f .* !m\C hum l if tim>t >pi i l*n I " tan a t •a ' win* li im hi11*' t»'\ So it toim la nt week In sal. i dsil ami ot.kti 11*a il A -*«•- in!o.n slat. , ffn uhii lvniil,«\ *| «' r ilmiljf i i• ' * V U ft ri emiiem- ami o range t nun Traffic Study Si'liiin, A lahiiutn, I .1 I ■H - t* l l l f t l 41 f \ , S ’ in!• 'ii t** t*« ’O i' fi i« 1.1 1 1 1 1 * 1 1 1 fii'jiiilff 1 1 1 t lilts. n r iik m k i l l .I r h " I l i o n 4, l o n e ft uff ci I n c m e n I I W,1• m ml.ir to WIN i■! f*'d. *i» r \ ii ii1 Is .' t • 1 4 ] i>J•Ml-i <01 money iuli,4l iff f -4 V i l | 4 i f The grunt o aii|iplemrnted Special proposals designed In anti vvtime it p e a c e f u l l y pro­ veil. •DJ till UlrWMnn and ,M 1- i fm ** -1 lav »!,. |.|lat'tii >1 II ' I '.MOO in j t i i n y f o t i n * <ml lourit hiiiu |»i I I liv Si.', m Itinils from Un- rut th*’ lumber ol t i a fie tected the tli ninl of their ill iff jt ddu ,i! •li** * I !•: ! * 4*»’t S.f Xii ii'm i |4|* h l e l l l l , , « l f •ii|f tlir l{utir* •i ' tun cnullt.es tu tile planning death, m s..uth EluiM.i 1 1C111a aft Americans Many f t H ill tm rh 111*11* nil N4id it m i T ' J ' i I Iifttjl - ^ v \ 1 Is it-* ■ ni Hir | I p’ ’MrlTii tit eif III '|ut*« pi I'bntJr1 conn* il mg ; t oiti u r - pinn..ng info w e i r b r u t a l l y i*M»aulted. 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N) \\ 1‘u t t l IMCltEY U l’ l Riiii^mll n L.ili 111* 11|»p*ni liy f i l i n g tu 1 li* pu ll * t o d a y In Selina, , teireatum. airports, etc. — \ m.in ujntrtl in < on that I hi" i*! 11n* of hlillTr .If *• vl**rt fuiif in*'i|»t 1 * 4 f tin- vil­ *'l here l* no rump nf §rlfII 'w ivtijim hi ul< ail bunch unitM *irpervl on earh **taT»- ^ rharse* of running down lage fuHmnl, llit***4 f " f lw«»* ftatiftfnrtiun in the lone drp«*rnnlt flint sf '4ip fm t h i r r ‘ ■Hire slalom atlenilant wlien m.liv id i.vl ini lmaUnns He sail year !*tmu» am] one for a on«*- |Dial *rf njuiil rtirhta of milk\**i4kp Htnt 1 my Man'll 25. Ii*' refused In i-vtcnd gas ere the individual stales would llioift *tf A mef n aim. Within til «• 'wiiiihw" mm* >1-111 f ill -in trim. lienefits ami d.f was wo Hided and captured '* 11,111,1 V o lu te l* hlrt'-Mnr ft! tin* •'Hut t lie ip >• ciiiibb 1 for 'lllillll'f **W,l|:|y|- An " l-h Mil! I'll in a police dragnet Monday 1 JI an«] 24 tin I usj iltiyi vi)Ue« o ff... nod poll ft va il! hope and fo r fa it h in o u r I h r Ion; anil R ip Thoma night !»«• <ip4*n tiuiil 7 pm . < nndi* detniuiacy in to'hut in h«pmi Ho iilr f *>r mi nmhttimni ntIt (*uit is (It Mo i. co sjwinso* The Re mmole County »her \ Sill f"»*| tl]i>'!<«|a”l s«1ilr*m, ciirrrij «t th* nit* r*ri f mn *IMt «*K Mir ( 11Ml !♦' 8 K R hvm»U, peninc iiere tonight. t«-m pt In yr**t ' h '* ' up plmiMm! the kkl k Kldercate ini f I•f if \ M I i t s department today is lev * , \ i r K i l C t <l ) 'V / i I |n, w,s - 1 Stsit*' It *>**! x IJ 7 Hti'l I"'l Hi •'For the rriri of pain, th* pflipiin *if I uh i *( th*' flt-HUt'ii If|ii|l|l lllll'; U 4"\d Ml ow II, rig to find relatives of a deal i lib k i.n d l ' l i - The Na l i e I lot d a Congicssmaii s ,..i *.. iii‘*l in at t "i» i -m .nit *11J»*111 flu* fnt'M11 *«f I vmmi ’I Illli^V ltlh*l IfttUH' * ! 4*t **I •, I "i111* eioup tii 1pi ; I » 'Iiald II. VVll; it y mu ft nnl prut nit 11 of t»|i* lll.in uh'Utitled as Klissell Holt tion.,1 I nr in is t nmn today he st.il was m m mi id that it! l.n|9|*u mol ill 7 J r Sl III, hi in* and <ii i d ' I l ul l i r. (ttiftftid p e o p le , have summon­ Rjiiitai*} i Smitli, 1»*, Itt. 1, illiltUk himI , \ j.li-.n-vun. Itinwn. whose body wax found c on 'l ib te d ,i (roliry stalement l.idiTi ate was better than tin •U v . ernup four (ntir >»’«» », and ed into convocation all the unit tliikrr *• f onr Sorial Si in an automobile mired in saving a central issue in agri adminisii Jiion's ,1 tfiii'NMh uf 1**| Miiy»f**i tim)p»ty "f the ijt*\erument of Jn\ A NVelx. et**up fix*’ . riirit* pr u’ ram x*irnet'mi . sand west of Rear Lake -.f ittr vi|iii|*n Mill ! tun [rh M * m * , »I|M * M f A whotflll-l i allure i» wfH-lher *je will laTii**r i* ft ir 1<M t I’ftOIi’lit a 1 he (i 11,ateftt nation on earth. k drivers license gave the at,'* to iiKijnloJii our [amilv known as Medicare " ■ i||at IcttfH j«fnl •in'i Hi|Hi i* - fu |Vi L ififty IT, **f t »"11111*1*111, ■*Our miBKion »» at on re the 1 iae 1fi 11'l *'i] I n v i ' l i 1 Hi tlu»- r l i ’f man s address as I*, o Rox farm paIti-rti or go down the win tinviiit; I hr o(hrr *in *1inn In i i-t I" Im i*Io K> tmn. An rally iio«!iutie * h». k tddi'ftl and mufti I'UftIC uf till* auttiiimhiii* 1013 Five Points Slat ion. I n road Hlk’htiJI) I'iltl'l .i> rf v % a il* * 1*1 lowit.l factoty in tinrevealed that Id Itu I Vutud Ik** country: To n c h l wronc. to Opposition it11v(4**1 tu Srii.ti. ‘U MiTiiunul roa It listed his age as 3t AicunhtiiT l'» th*» ^latr field agtii lilt ur e " do jiifttnr, to serve man.H Deputy J Q (Slim I Gallo Pitlfi‘1, run into WASHINGTON* 1C P I) - A forf 13 o'clock. WASH INGTON ( U l ' l i Seminole County s c ho o l * children will enjoy a two-day holiday Thursday and Friday while t'e lr teachers attend the state meet. Dabbs has been principal for eight years and was a class­ room teacher for 13 years. He Isolds a BS degree from the L’niversity of Chicago and an MS from Western Kentucky, He presently Is working on an advanred degree at the L’ni versity of Florida He is presently FEA director of district 3 and is past president of the area 7 FEA. DcSnta County Education As­ sociation, Seminole County Education Association and Ad ministrators Association. He also is a member of N'EA, FEA. DESP, NSPHA. NCTM. all education associations. Mrs. Mary Grooms, presi­ dent of the Seminole County Education Association, and 15 other delegates will represent Seminole County cduratora at the three-day convention Near­ ly 10,000 teachers and school officials are expected to be in attendance Delegates will vote on school legislative proposals and choose a president elect an 1 vice president. Gov Hay don Burns will be one of the large number of speakers scheduled at the mn- W EA TH ER: Partly cloudy, mild thru Wednesday, high about 8 0 ; low tonight in 60s. IWIVA BRIEFS Heart Fund Nears Goal Solon Peeved Over Claims On Eldercare Area Planning Gels Cash Boost S d s n is ii n iy S s i D e c a y e d i ji ii m i it iiii North Orlando Voting Today Photographer Hurt Cocoan Found hi 3~Car Collision Dead In C o un ty Shootiny C la im s Second M arin e way said the man apparent y attempted to dig his ear out „( the sand ami had died from possible exhaustion The body was found oil a sand road oft Lineal liea-'h Drive. 1 k\ Il El. IK) >Vn. John Strum* » J kl ' KRi' Nk 11.1 E it PH VilirioJ . t|s |i« an! t »■ «fl li> H U \V f t •s| •*ml voting Ihus cm grtiun)!* The aged and disabled v gel tax is In f (mm lire Ulil5 "»ui h legislation is wholly l.egi.slatun, state Sen. John without any constitutional E Mathews J r predicted. ibasis f>1 1Vi*i i uf rktm i»tlur nut** riuitifti » 11i vi *I vi •I in tin* !i ii! wi r* fust if Ms *1 Stcittf Timi|*« i l>uom* H«r ni l , wfm im rstikjiiiriJ tin* ci'ii'ih, pmhi t Im4 jivrlilriit to aStilith'n \i llh lc, t iicn cm m i * til off till'! IllUik H Ptillum Wsipm i li i ir n l»y |Vi kilts. 11mvit ll Pah] Jamt'ptm has i'Vl li (lltHiJCl] UfUi Vlollit ion of tli; h l-uf ■Ykny, second tl x Marine lias died .v> a resi.il *>t all accidental shunting in k ot Na 111 wlien lie was mistaken lot a member of a Communist laalmg party, the Pentagon said today. OPEN FRIDAY c n n c t if N ITE T I L 9 lAJAVfi cunQT n i IAi fTV ™ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • The opening of Pinehurst Park playground and ball field area at 24th Street and Chase Avenue givea the city five lighted baseball diamonds lor the use of city youth and adult leagues. The present park used to be a big bole m the ground, then it was a San Gary land fill, now it's a plcasanl 10 acre park This is good planning, making some thing out of nothing. Students Attack BK1HUT, Lebanon lU P I)— A mob of 10,000 studehts at­ tacked and burned part of the West German 'Embassy in Baghdad. Iraq today in pro lis t against Borin's impend ing recognition of Israel. Baghdad Radio and reports from Bonn said the students ' burned two floors of the e m hstiy and desecrated the S Weal German Lag. i $6.8 Million Income Seen With Port l!> Paul Brookshire (East of a Scries) The value of the economy of Seminole County could be inen seed hy Ifi 8 million annually if the Port of Sanford pomes into being and handies the cargo It is expected to. In addition, the annual ship­ ping savings to the area would amount to an ealimnled f t X million annually at the end of a five-year period if cargo in the amount uf 500.000 to 550,(10*1 tons pA'sea through the pul t. These would be tire major direct benefits Ur the SanfoplSeminole County area if a one berth port facility if con­ structed on the St Johns Riv­ et, Lock wood Greene Engi- lieirs. In- . have tol.) the Rrmimde County Chamber uf Commeice * t'sr of the waterways and port nf, Sanford, facilities would result 111 an estimated savings of { I At per ton for general cargo to }2 31 per ton savings on dry bulk cargo. Passage uf one ton of gen­ eral cargo over the marine facilities at Jacksonville adds $l*i.21 to the economy uf that area, according to the Ja c k ­ sonville Seafarer. This yard si nk i* used to determine what impact the Port nf San ford would have on the Sun ford-Semmole economy. Of the 550.000 tone of car go available to peas .through the tuaimc tcmilnal ►facility j at Sanford at lire end of a five year period, approximately 350,000 tone can he classed a* general cargo and 220,000 tons can he classified as hulk III* Olnr of III, Thai l.e U lllll- liel fa* lilt) Its e lf’ A ppioxu nalely to n i* paid, i o port w arehousing, $2 4 2 p*r term in als cargo fo r If these cargos <un he ob­ tained for shipment through the lefminal, the value of the economy of Seminole County would tie increased hy f.Tli million due to general cargo and t l . 2 million due to move­ ments of bulk cargo. Thus, the figure of |t*.,8 million is determined, An annual payroll value due t*> cargo moving Grruugh the marine terminal would he $3.4 million, according to the Lockwood Greene ettidy, M*Lel would he the actual am i loading an d un loadin g general .sig n . C -in g t in s f i g u r e a n d o t h r r s a * a Invar. h a n d lin g It l a - e a l i m a t e d t h a t t h r p r o f i t f o r lire p o r t f a c i l i t y ' i l l five >e i.i a would he $;5u,0iH) a n ­ nually. Thr foregoing would he thr dlrrrt benrfrts fiom the poll of Saufuid. But thr ex* (iti ted loeation uf new In 1us­ in ’ s tunauie of the hurge fa­ ct lit lea could mean millions more to the economy. "New industry certainly could l.e etti acted hy .a putt le m m a I at S a n fo r d ," tin* e lig in e e is a ta le fla t ly The fott that hatge termi­ nal facilities do have the abil­ ity to attract 'indui.tr« V well l,r pomled outy^iy l ti ne recent hm gyrter ruin a Is constructed in Ge/igia. They ate at / llalnkridge. Augusta and l'•^uluhua. Thr average age of (tie terminala ia less tlian five years, yet six new, siishle industries have located in Bsinhridge and Augusta a» a result of thr ennstrUction of the Ijaigr lei null,.1 fa, *I*I> , At C'oluint.ue, whcie the terminal is lest than two years old, three new indus­ tries have lo-sted there at a result. The Seminole C o u n t y Chamber of Commerce was told that a port of Sanford probably will hr uioir import­ ant a i a vehicle to furthrr ex­ pand the comnirivr of the ar­ ea than to aerva existing commerce. A substantial gain in the number uf new imluitnal plants m the tributary area ia forecast and the presence of port terminal facilities would induce industries to lacate near economical water transportation. The long-range .benefits could far exceed the |d.8 mil­ lion •conomic shot-in thw-arm expected at th# end of five yeeti. •) . - \ THIS IS THE ONE! SLEEK SI.IPON PLAYS A CLASSIC nOLE! 5 If you're 99 going casual this ia the shoe for yuul Smooth synthetic tailored leather upper*, soles — nest atylingl AA I - io. n, c 4-ia. 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, March 15, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 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 15, 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/82e82600442b5a854b03b30c3e5bf391.pdf 6bbf7d753aec960e8f0185a2e1982e6b PDF Text Text \ V T H E IE V E N T H - D A T ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 11b ft Elm . J. U M * » b | U ---------- - r « U > r SERVICES SATURDAY— gabbeth la h e t l ----•* m. worship l i r v l i # — 115M a. m. Wadnudar Nlsht Prayer Service — 111* 4 *■ Alliance C JflUlT lAN UISSIONART A L L IA N C E CHURCH l i f t P a r * A * a at I I U [ | t R iv . Cllllord E. H * rr o 4 Teeter Sunday Bcbool ----- I t i l a. m. Worship) Berries — 11 :•* a. m. tran ln g Worship „ 1:1# p. m. Alllanca Taath Fellowship (Tl)«A> * !** ► " • Prayer Sarvle* — 1:1* 4 m- Assembly O f God PINECREST ASBKMRLT OP OOD CHURCH Cor. I l t b and Elm H. M. Wilder Paatar Sundar School -. « l i t * a- mMoaning Worahlp — la:(0 a. m. Evening Worahlp — 1:*« P- m. Youth Sara. (Sun.) _ «:#* p- m. Mid-Week Sara. (Wad.) - 111* p. m. Baptist C E N T R A L BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Wth St. * Oak Aaa. Oatl S m i t h --------------- Paatar Sundar School — l i t * a. m. Mornlns Worahlp — t i l l * a. m. T ra ln ln f Uunlon _ l i t * p. m. Evening Saralca — *:*• P- m. V ed. Prayer Saralda 1:1* p. m. Nuraarr Opan W T R R ----------------H I * 4 Sundar Ntta Sroadeaat ----- W E S T e lD E 'M IS S lO N A n T BAPTIST CHURCH '1th St. A Hollr Aaa. John R. Kins ---- :----- T a lle r Sundar School ---- 10:10 a. m. Sundar Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Sundar Evanlns Worahlp — t i l * P- mWadnaadar Prarar Saralca . 1:11 p. « . PINECREST b a p t i s t CHURCH Onora Hoad P a a t o r _____William J. d ual! Mornlnp Worahlp II:oa a- m. Sundar School t i l l a. m. Tralnlnf Union _ _ 1:1* P m. Evanlns Worahlp .. 1:10 p. m. \S«r1 offlcara a Taachtra M a a t l n s -------------- *:«<> P m. JORDAN MISSIONART IIAPTIST CHURCH 1SIl W. Flrat Strait Sundar School —.— 1*:«* a. ra. Murnlns Worahlp — l l : « * a. a*. Illbla Studr (Sunder) 1:** P m. Evanstltatio Service 1:00 p m. Wad Prarar Meat — I :* « P m. Dill Stephana --------- Paator A Cordial Welcome t* All Episcopal Baptist Adventist . -> F IR S T B A P TIS T CHURCH I I * Park Aatnua T. B. Chance ---------- Paator Morning Worahlp I.J0 a. m. sandar B e h a o l ----- t : t l a. m. Morning Worship — I1:M a. m. Training Union ---- <:M P- m. Evening' Worahlp - T:*l p. m. Wad. Prarar Service ! : » • p- m. X ”l n the well-known d ty where thla young fellow la growing up crime has ahown a iteady in­ crease for more than a decade. And many of the convicted of-/ fenden aren’t old enough to vote.' Rough-looking “ kids” loiter on the street corner* with nothing to do. Smooth-looking “ kids” fissh by In cars with no pises to go. The police patrol certain bests with dogs — humanity ■lone cannot cope with the situs*, tlon. But this young fallow must grow up nevertheless. And for him . . . for the community . . . for the nation . . . tomorrow de­ pend* cm how he grows up! It til adds up to the most cry­ ing need of our time: early, con­ tinuing. determined moral and , religious instruction. It demsndd nni’ r l l n i l awareness • i u mr a n Aas it* spiritual in our homes. It requires resolute, sac­ rificial support of our churchss. In every dty, village and hamlet an awakened nation is mus­ tering its total spiritual re­ sources . . . seeking God’s help, . . . and seeking yours . . . ( ( DO E L D E R SPRINGS B APTIST Aid Ortaada RA at Heater Are. M- Hamilton O r il lia — Paatar Sundar School _ _ 1:41 a. s . Mornlns Worahlp — 11:1* a. M. Tralnlns Union ---- l : t l p. aa. Braalns Worahlp — l i t ! p. aa. IT A L T B AP TIST MISSION E NTE R PR IfC Sundar S e h o a l------ * : l l a. m. Mornlns Worahlp - 11 a. Tralnlas Union ----- S:t* p. m. Evanlns Worahlp _ 1:11 p. m. Wad. Nlsht Prarar Mealing __ 1:1* p m. Rar. R- J. Bar a t o n -----Paator A m Christian F IR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT g Sanford Av*. R. Varnoa Foliar Sundar School _ _ l : t t a. ra. Moralag Worahlp - I t : * * a. aa. *W r -w — CHRIST CHURCH Church U r i e l , Longwnod Fr. Charles W. Btewart, Jr. Vicar H oly Communion — *.*# a. m. Family Sarvlaa A Clsaaaa ______ !____ •:** a. m. C l a a a a i _____________1:1* a. m. DIP TO Church O f Christ CHURCH o r CHRIST ■4 Geneva Ralph B r i w i r Jr. Bvansallat Blhta S c h o o l --------t:*e a- m. Mornlns Worahlp _ 1:1* a- m. E anln* Worahlp _ 1:1* p. m. Wad. Prarar Service ! : » • 4 m. PAOLA CHURCH 0> CHRIST Highway t l Watt MBfrl*. Ruhr- —— Evangelist' HIM* C l e a t ______10:oo a. m. Mornlns Warehlp _ 11:11 a ,m. Evanlns Worahlp — 1:0* p ne. Bible claaaai Wad. . 1:11 p. e». B O L T CROfR dtt 4 P erk Ava. Fr. Laray D. Bapar, Raatar Holy Communion — 1:1* a. m. Family Sarvlca end Sunday School ...... I:** a. m. Mornlns Prerar IPtrat Sunday — Holy Communion l l : e e a. at. Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner tth St. and Laura) Ava. Rav. L. H. K a l t t y ____Paatar Talaphenai m - T a t i Sunday School ___ t : t l a. m. Mornlns Worahlp __ 10:11 a. m. Evanlns Worahlp _ 7:0# p. m. W * 1 Prarar Sarvlca 1:1* p. m. GOOD SHEPHE RD L U T H E R A N CHURCH 111* A Orlande Drlva Hwy. 11.11) Sanford. Florida in -in i T h * Rav. J. Gordoa f a i r ; , Paator Sundar Schael ____ 1:11 a. ra. s ir n iir r w o r i m r ^ m i w v B . " Communion— Flrat Sunday In Each Month Klndarsartaa and Nuraarr L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF T H E REDEEMER 1*1 W. I I th Place ‘T h e Church of the Lutheran Hour" and T V "Thla la the Life" Karbari W. G o a n * ____Paator . Sundar School ____ * : l l a. m. ’ Worahlp Service _ l « : l t a. m. Kladarsartan a i d Nuraarr Christian Science CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST lo* Call Second Strait Sunday Sarvlca * Sunday School ...— II:** a- mSubjarli "Soul" Wadn. -dor aarvic* . (:** p m. I t r -dins Room: 1*1 Klril Waawdaya: l t : t * a m — 1:1* pm. Church O f God CHURCH OF OOD Dnd A rranch L II Alford __________ Paator Sunday School ..... •: * A a m. Mornlns Worahlp I I : * " a rn. Evansaltallr Sarv 7 *0 p m. Family KleM Sarvlca T. r. K. Wad. ____ 1:10 p m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH |iWY. I l l Pb I D - I l l * paator ___ Cheater W. Pl*nk Sunday School !•:** a m. Morning Sarvlca — II:** a. m. Tralnlns U n i o n ---- *:I0 p m. Evanlns Sarvlca _ 7)1* p. m. Wadnaadar Maallnsa; O r s a n la a llo n a _- <:ta p na. P r a r a r ___________ 1:1* P m. Choir ____ »:*# p. nt. CHURCH OK OOD OK PltOPIIECT a-ga1101 Elm Avenua 4^ Rav. Roharl Welch ___ Pallor Sunday School ____ 1:41 a m. Worahlp S a r v l c a _lu l l a. m. li - nsallatls Sarv. __ Iris p m. Tuadari Hlbla T r a i n i n g ____l i i l p. m. ThuredtrTx Touns Paopl* Sarvlca l l t l p m.' O w m b l**i b w r AAwaMag Sanaa*, fee. Sunday DauUronomy 11:29-12 Monday Proverb* 22:1 -S Tuesday laaiah 2:1-4 Wadnearlay Eiali la I 11:19-22 Thu rant j Mark 11:11-17 F rid g fc , LuYi 6:17-19 Southern Methodist F IR ST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman'! Club Bulldlnr 1*1 Oak Ava. Durarard 1L Knight Jr., Paatnr Sundar S r h o o l _____I I I a. m. Worahlp Service ___ 7:1* p. ra. ■F IR S T CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE W. Ind SL at Maple Ava. P*ul B t e k a a __________ Paator Sundar School -___ 1:41 a. rn. Mornlns Worahlp __ 10:10 a. m. Touth H o u r ___ — __ t:00 p. m. Evansallatla Service l i t * p . m. Mid-Weak Service (Wad.) 7:*( p. m. Third _B HP<UJ__________ __ klngaplratloa l i t * p. aa. FIR ST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rav. W. L. Holcomb*. Paitor Sunday 1:41 a. ra. _ _ Bible School 11:00 a. ra. _Mornlns Worahlp 7:00 p. m. _ Evanlns Service 7:0* p. m. _ Wad. Mid-Week Prayer Service* 7 00 p. m. _ Laat Wad. Mlailosary .Service Pentecostal F IR ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 1*1 Orange Straat Rav. E. Ruth Grant _ Paator . Methodist ^ Sunday Sc h ool____1*:*0 a. m. (” Mornlns Warahlp _ l i t * * a. nt. F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH Sundar Evanlns —. 7:1* p. m. i l l Fark Av*. Wad Bible Studr „ 1:1* p. m. Rav. Robert M. Janklna. Paatar Conqueror* Maatlns Mornlns Worahlp 1:1* p. rn. F r i d a y ------------- 1:1* p. m. Sundar S c h o o l ____1:41 a- m. Murnlns Worahlp _ 10:11 a. m. MTF M a a lln sa S:S0 p. m. Presbyterian I Intermediate, Senior) Evanlns Worahlp _ 1:1* p m. F I R S T PR ESBTTE R IA N CHURCH Sanford. Fla. Oak Av*. A Ird SL Grover C. Sawall J r . _Paitor GENEVA METHODIST Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aailalant CHURCH . Paator Ilav. W. E. T i m m a ____T u t o r Church School ______ 1:41 a. m. Sundar S c h o o l______ t:«| a. m. Hanlon M a t t * 10:11 *. m. Murnlns Sarvlca* __ u :0* a. m. Murnlns Worahlp _ ll : o * a. m. Choir Practice (A ad 7:1* p. m. Plontar Kallowahlp _ f:*c p, m. Every Una Waluem*. hanlor III Kallowahlp 4:0* p. m. Evanlns, Worahlp „ T;lo p. m. Wad. Prayer Maatlns 7:t0 p. ra. FIR ST OAK LAWN BAP TIST CHURCH ) T « ) Country Club Road Sponaorad hr Kirn Uapllal Church Re*. R. T U a r r a l t ---- Paator Sunday Suhuol 0 :0 a. m. Worahlp rarvlea _ lt; «* a m. Tralnlns Uulon — •:** P m. Evanlns Worahlp — 1:1* p nt. Wad Prayer Sarv. . . T:J* p m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Suntand Eatataa Cltrua H alf hia Kav -Charlie B. l l o f f __ Paatar Church School ____ 1:4* a. m. Mornlns Worahlp _ 1 1 :** a. ra. M T F _______________ 1:1* p. ra. Eva. W o r a h l p _____ 7:1* p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 1:1* pm. . . , -Nazarene Lutheran CHURCH OP CHRIST U l ) Park Avenue Bart Brown ------- K vangiltit Sundar HIM* S t u d r ----- — a ™Mornlns Worahlp — 11:0* a in. Evanlns Service — *:I1 p m. Baa "Harold ot Truth" I p mSundar on Chennai I Tuaadar Ladlaa Ihbla Cla n . I tiP I a- m. Wadnaadar RJbla Cl a a a ------- 1:1* P- m. Methodist OSTEEN METHODIST CHURCH Oat tan STAFFORD MEMORIAL CHURCH North Monroa C. A. Baatly . Paator Oatoan Sundar School ___ 10:** a. ra. Oalaan Worahlp S a m e * — 11:** a. ra. Stafford Memorial— Worahlp Sarvlca _ 1:10 a. ra. Stafford M*morlal— Sundar School ----- 10.11 a. ra. Saturday John 8:S4-38 GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onura 11*. at Woodland Ava., Ilav. John H: IJIrty Jr., raelur Church S c h o o l ____|:(S a. m. Murnlns Worahlp _ ll:oo a. m. M T F ______________ 1:10 p m. COVENANT rRESBYTKRIAJi 1774 South Orlando Drlva Thomaa IL Makln _ _ Paamr W u r a h l p -------------t:oo a. m. Church School ___ 10:0* a. m. •The Foil jvving’ Sponsors Make This Church Notice A nd Directory P age PossibleTHE AM ERICAN O IL CO. Mr. L Mrs. M. K. StrickUnd B E TTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, C«8»e]berry, *1». AR T BROWN PEST CONTROL CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. H A R R E LL & B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 36th £t., Sanford GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. Robert Sulouff tnd Employees NELSON A CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEM INOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, FIs. KILGORE SEED COM PANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford p- B IL L HEM PHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Stnford HO LLIfR MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff CHELSEA T IT L E AND G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. Fir»t, Sanford H IL L H AR D W AR E A IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Nawman and Employees LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning J. C. P E N N E Y COM PANY C. L. Robinson and S taff PROGRESSIVE PR IN TIN G CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S TAU R A N T Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employeea H IL L LUM BER A H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employcea P U B L IX M ARKETS and Employees BAPTIST ML Bias Mlaalenary BaptleL Blpea Av*. New ML Calvary Mteelaaary Baptlet t l « l W. 11th SL Naur Salim Primitive Baptlet Ckureh, 1111 W. IK S SL New ML Bias Baptlet Charch. I l l * rea r Av* Oaklawa Baellat Chapel, t i l l W. tl l h SL Oataan Baellat Church Plnacrael Baptlat Church. I l l W. Onora Rd. Pralrl* Lah* Baptlet Church, Ridge ltd. Fare Fark Presree* Mlaalenary Baptlat Chureh. Midway ■ecend Shiloh *4tea lo nary Baptist Church, Ninth * Hickory ■t. Jamie Miealonarr Baptist Charch at*, nd. t i l Oeteaa BL Paul Missionary Baptlet Church. Il k SL ■ L Matthew* Mleslesary Baptist Church Canaan Height* ■ l Jehn'a Ml tile aery Baptist Church. t i t Cipraea f t . Temple* Baptlet Church. Palm haring* i t , Altamonte Bpetat* Weaield* MteeieSary Baptist Church. I l l B. H il ly A**Zlea Hep* Baptlet Churah, 111 Orassa Av*. BL Ann‘ a Catholic Charch. rerehlog Place, DeBary SL Mary Magdalan* Cathallo Church, Mait­ land Av*. Altamonte hprlnga COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slam a and Employees STENSTROM R E A L TY Herb Stenstrom and Staff PERFECTION D AIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff L. D. P I& N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida LIG G E TT R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman K oleff and Employeea A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavls, Florida SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK Howard H. Hodges *nd S U ff STATE FA R M INSU RANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and S taff BOB’S R E S TA U R A N T Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. W ILSO N-M AIER FURNITURE CO Mr., and Mrs. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff W IN N D IX IE STORES and Employees -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 Antioch Baptlat Church. OvHSa Centre! Baptl*i Church. IS1I Oak Av*. Chuluot* V'ltat Uapllal Church CbuluoU Baptlat Mliclon aider Spring! Baptlat Church. 140 Lehman ft* Flrat Uaptlai Church. I l l Park Ava FfUndahlp Baptlat Church at Altamonte Spriest HI. l i t , Altamusia Spring* Flral Baptlat CSwfeb ot U*Bary Flrat Bapilat Church at 0 * * » v a Viral Baptlat Church el Lake Mary Flret UapUei Church at Lake Menre* Flrat Baptlat Church *1 U ag w e e d . Car. Church * flraat r,Flret Baptlat Church at 0*4*6* Ft rat Baptlat Church e f Saa Land* Spring* F lr at Shiloh Mieaiaaary Baptlet Chunk, n e t w. m s sc F o a V la l* 1Head* B a V l ! ^ °*j^ * L**u le s th e r s Baptlet Mieelen. Chulueia 14leal*aery ■ Baptlat Church M erU BS. CATHOLIC Merstas Olary Baptlet Chereh. Oeneve Hwy. Mt. OUv* Mleeiunary Beptiai Church, Ban Chureh * ( the Nativity. Lak e Mary All Saule Calheila Church. I l l Oak Av*. human Catbellt Mass, Spvrtemaa'a Cluh. CHRISTIAN Flret Chrlellaa Church, 11*1 B Sanferd Av*. Congregational Chrlellaa Church, 14*1 Perk Ave. Northeldo Christian Church, F l o r i d a Hava* Dr, Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Chureh of Christ. 1111 B. Fark Ava. Ckureh of CbrleL Genov* Church at Christ, Lengwood Chureh of,Chr ist, Paata CHURCH o r OOP Church Church Churah Church *1 af af at 0*4 0*4. Ood. Ood 1*1 Hickory t i e * 4 Frcaeh Ovtad* Mlealan. Ratarprle* RFIBCOPAI. AH Bain la Xplaaapal Church B. DaBary A v a , BaUrprla* Christ episcopal Church. Laagwaod All Balnts Kplecopol. Baterprls* Maly Craae episcopal. Park Ave. at 4U LUTH E R AN Aiecnilon Lutheraa Church, Overbraok Dr, Caeoelbarry Good Shepherd United Luthorn, >•*« B Orlando Dr. Lutheraa Church ef th* Radaomac. 1*1 W. I l l h Place Mcsalab Lutharon Church, Amartcaa Login* Hall. Pralrl* Lake, Fern Park SL Luka* Lutheran Church, R L I I I Blavla METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, EDeBary Av e , Enlerprla* ■ ta r Lake Methodlat Church Bathil A M E. Church. Canaan Haight* Caaaalbarry Community Methodist Churah, Hwy. i t ' l l A Plnay Rldg* Rd, Caaaalbarry DaBary Community Malhedlet Church W. Hlghtandn DeBary . . Christ Mothedlet Church ■ualand Eetalea First Methodlat Church. I l l Park Av*. r tre t Mothodlet Church of Ovleda Ptrel Sou there Methodlat Church Woman's Club 1*1 Oak Av*. F ra* Malhadtei Church.. 101 W. |th SL Oaaava Methodlat Church, Oanava ■ Orae* MaUodisl Church. Oaera Rd. Great Chapat A l l Church, Ovlada Oahsrova Mathellat Church, Ovlada Oaliau Methodlat Church Paata W arier** Mothodlet, RL II W. at Paela BL James A.M.B, Sanferd Ave. SL Mary'* A M E. Chureh SL RL 111 Oeteea ■L Paul'# Methodlat C h u r a h OeUsa Rd. Enterprta* Stafford Memorial Molhtdlat C h u r a h B. DiBary NAZARENB af U* Naearann, W. F I re t Churah ■nd at Mepl* F ire Park Church a f th* Naaaraaa, O'Brian R d , Fern Park ./* Lnk* Mary Charch af th* Naaaren* P R ES BY T E R IA N ' Cammunlty Praebytirtaa Church, L a k r U a r y Flrat Praahytartah Church,. Oak A**. A Ird BL Flrat P r a o b r t i r U * Churah. Casaalharry Flret Freehyterlaa Chureh af DeBary, r . Hlshland Preabrtirlan Chureh a f T h * Cavaaant 1171 4 Orlande Dr. ■L Andrews Praehytertan Church 1111 Lama sal Bah. D r , Boar Lah* UpSala . Cammunllr Fro shyu rU n Churah, Upaala R 4 . Wsetmlnlatir Presbyterian Church. MeweU Park. B l I I I - SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh.day Advaatlet Church. Hwy. I l l , Forest City Seventh.day Advtntlst Church. Maltlaad A v a , Alta manta Spring* Sanferd Soventh-day Advantlet Church, Seventh A Elm OTHE R CHURCHES Allen'* A K L Church, Olivo A 11th Church af God In Christ, Ovlada Chuluota Community Church Church af Ood af Prophecy. 11*7 Elm Ava Church * f Ood Mlealon, Eatarprlaa Churah * f Jaaoe Christ af Latter Day ■elate, 111! Park Av*. Cemmnalty Chapal, Altamonte Spring* Eastern Orthodea Church, BL Johns Chryaaatam Chapal, Hwy. 11-BB, Farn Park Caagregatlon Bath UraiL tlt h A Magnolia First Churah at Christ, BalaatUt. I H E. Ind BL Kingdom Hall ot Jahavah'a Wltnaoa Lake Monro* UnIL t i l l W. Third BL First Pentecostal Church af Langwaad F a ll Oaepal Tabernacle 1714 Country Cluh ML Oliva Holla*** Church. Oak Hill R A Osteen A Plaecreet Assembly af Ood. t l t h A Elm Sanford Alllanca Church. 14*1 4 Park Ava. Bastard Congtigatloa at Jahavah'a Witnsecoe. M l Baafard Ava. Th* Balvatlua Army. I l l E. tad BL ■. Unity Church a f ia n l o r A I I I E. let BL �■"**■ \ • V • » I . A .. •. ' .. ♦ ,s f • * t» . ... . . . -•* r V '«S r l V *£1 ^ . r# I j- m ’- U . S . W ill Launch Super Satellite Moon Camera Goes Aloft On Wednesday V ^ v iV VTTo^ Can a man-eating lion ever reform ! In the wild* o f Africa there lived a fam ily o f maneating lione. They were fair™ ly wealthy and planned great thing* for their first and only Royal Scion. They wanted him to be a Social Lion. Sandy Anderson Developed Mart rm So they cent little Leo to Kngland where he attended Kton and Oxford. He learned to curb hia cannibalistic tend­ encies, and graduated magna | cum laude and Hia father was proud. A fter graduation he' !look­ ed passage home on the Queen Mary and was given the Royal Suite, invited to alt at the Captain'* table at dinnertime, and Everything was sublime. A t hia first dinner, the > waiter with much deference asked if he would like a menu and Leo said, "A lrigh t, if you insist. ‘ But I'd much prefer the passenger list.” (Last o f the Swipes) • * • Note to our sass-iety editor in re the net swim aultsf You mean they're false, like those V nude fronts in the girlie shows at Las Vegas? • • • - S A N D Y ANDERSON Oviedo Horse Champion Of Sunland Show Sandy Anderson, of 810 Pal­ metto Avenue, credited more than any other man with the firm development o f the San­ ford State Farmer* Market, died Saturday after a long illness. He wss 80. Sandy retired from the bus­ iness some time ago due to his health and had been more or lesa confined to his home most o f the time. He was bom on a farm in Eatonton, G*., and had to quit school when he wa* 10 years of age. Even at that age, he was well-acquainted w i t h work, having picked cotton after school. He received 20 cents for every 100 pound* he picked. By time Sandy was 14 he whs manager o f a general store near hi* hometown. The venerable Mr. Ander­ son first heard of Sanford in the early 1900s and the day before Christmas in 1910 he arrived here. By 10 a.m. that day he had a joh loading veg­ etables on a freight car. Later he worked for the A t­ lantic Coast Line Railroad and still later joined the firm o f F .'T . Dutton. He traveled throughout the East supervis­ ing vegetable deals. Back in 1047 he planned to retire but death had taken Herman J. Lehman, longtime .manager_of -the. S U lc Farm­ ers Market, and Sandy was persuaded to take the Job. He held that post for more than a decade and during this time he saw the market grow into one of the busiest in the state, handling more commo­ dities than any other. Late last year, Doyle Con­ ner, Florida agriculluie com­ missioner, paid * tribute to Sandy by. awarding him a certificate of achievement. The presentation was made at Winter Haven and was ac­ cepted in behalf of Sandy by Leo Butner, his successor at Or* znaskat, when Sandy was unabl* to attend. In recent months, Sandy was content to sit on his front porch when his health would permit, reminiscing over his many long, hard years of work. Ill* friend* would diop in foi a few brief words snd then depart, each getting a firm handshake fiom the rug­ ged individual from the old school of hard knocks. Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Alm a, Anderson. Services were held at 2:20 p.m. today st F ir»t Presby­ terian Church with ltev Trov­ er C. Sewell officiating. San­ ford Masonic Lodge conduct­ ed Masonic services at grave­ side in Evergreen Cemetery. Seminole County * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The N ile o f Am erica” Phone 322-2611 Zip Coda 32771 * CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy thru Tuesday, hiffh in low 70a; low tonight in 50a. .________________________ VOL, 67 United Preaa Leased Wiro Established 1008 MON., FE B R U AR Y 15, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO, 126 Retired M inister Dies In Fire Chas. Hagan, Explosion Below 0, Snow Covers Coast Nat King Cole Dies Of Cancer Father Expires * (E ltr By Jane Casselberry A Seminole County horse, "F lyin g Cloud," was winner o f the (2,500 Walking Horse Florida Grapefruit Grand Picked up from the Holy Championship Stake which . Cross Episcopal Church bulle­ highlighted the final- event tin: ‘'Believe it or not, that Sunday afternoon of the fiveCorning ware cesserolc is day Sunland Charily Horse still on the misaing list. Gals, Show at Seminole Raceway do check and see if that cas- in Casselberry. serola in your kitchen just "F ly in g Cloud," ow-ned by ^ might not be the right one. J. P. Eldriilge, of Oviedo, and W e'll keep your secret if you shown by Ronnie Spears, took will exchange it for the right first prize money of $725, I'nlCed Pre*s International one through the office." winning over a class of 12 • • • Arctic cold spilled I Itrough other top walking hoises. The the Midwest today, dropping Also stolen from the Holy Stake is sponsored by the Flo­ Citrus Industry and Cross bulletin: ‘‘The landload rida temperature below zero A o f tiie village pub looked up Champagne Jet, owned by consul storm dumped snow Farms, Macon, as a car stopped outside. Two Fieldstone from Georgia to Boston. men came in and ordered, 'By Ga., and shown by Boyd Hud­ Up to three inches fell Sun­ the way,' one asked, ‘has gins, was named reserve day in the New York «r «a , ^ anyone hereabout* got a 1champion. where driving conditions wars black cat with a whita ring In spits o f rain, a capacity reported hazardous. S e v e n around it* neck?' ‘ Yes,’ re­ crowd came out to see the .inches fell in parts of Virginia plied the landlord, ‘ there’s a judging o f the championship and some schools remained kitten like that up the road.1 classes. In other top events closed today. Four inches ol .‘ Perhaps then, a very big of the afternoon, "Queen of snow hit Richmond, Va., dtir black dog with a white ring Fash ion," owned by Huger ing Uie night. around ita neck?' ‘ N o— no Dean, West Palm Beach, and Winds up lo 40 miles an hour black dog.' replied the land­ shown by Susan Dean, won produced blizzard conditions lord. 'There you are,' said the first place in the (41)0 fivearoumt Fort Collins, Colo, Second men, ‘I told you we galled saddlehorse champion­ Sunday Snow built up ava V ran over the rector'!” ship; "M ayfield Jewel." own­ lunches that closed roads to • • • ed liy W. L. Etheredge of two ski resorts in Utah. A Chrysler Corporation Harlow- and shown by Char­ Hiving waters flooded six turbine car will be delivered les Jenkins, took the $400 stale highways In Indiana .lid championship; to a motorist in Orlando on three-gaited pushed the Grand River at Tuesday, H. E. Cheselrrough, "Atharin," owned and shown Grand Rapids, Mich., lo with vice president — production by Dick Keller, Kent, Ohio, in a foot of flood stage. The planning and development, captured the (200 Arabian flood water is expected to announced today. The name t h r e e-gaited championship. crest today and Kent County o f the turbine motorist will Named reserve champion was sheriff's deputies prepared to ^ be disclosed on that date. "Aahdin," owned and ridden effect rescue operations. Some ~ • • • by Edith Rosenberg o f Abhomes were evacuated but W ANTED: M in to work on beyville, S. C. authorities said there was no The (250 single roadster nuclear iissionable I s o t o p e danger o f general flooding. molecular rcaclive counters championship was won by It was nine below al Minot. "H ia Honey," owned by Mrs. and three phase cyclotronic N. D , tills morning. An arctic uranium pbotoiynthesiiers. No G. M. Livingston, New York air pocket over Maine dented experience necessary. (Snitch­ City, and ahown by Lloyd Tas­ temperature readings there ter. ed from the Lions Pause ) • • • HOLLYWOOD (DIM ) — Nat It was right below Sunday at Winner of the (200 fine Have you ever thought that harness horse championship King Cole, velvet-voiced tins Caribou, L i m e s t o n e and f one of those grocery cart* was "Plum D uff,” owned and rr who wa* one of the nation’s Greenville in northern Maine Rain frll also in Florida and would make a good laundry or shown by Mr*. Paul Randolph top popular recording stars for a generation, died today ol the Pacific Northwest Sunday gardening b a s k e t ? Here's of Clearwater. night. It triggered a mud slide Proceeds from this Orange cancer. He was 47. your chance to get one. A Cole underwent surgery Jan on Carnano Island In I'uget supermarket has donated 100 Blossom Charity Horse Show of them to Use Little Bed Association event will go to 25 for removal of his cancer Sound, Wash. Damage was Schoolhousc for painting and further research in the field out left lung at St. John'* minor. At least 4 5 of an inch in nearby Santa of rain fell at Gainesville, Fla re-sale. They arc selling them o f mental retardation at Sun­ Hospital Monica. very, very chesp. Call Jim land Hospital. The famed singer rntcred Hunt, president of the Retard­ the hospital Iasi Dec. 8 for ed Children'! Association, and LONDON tUIM l — Socializ­ observation and tests which • pul in your order. • • • disclosed a malignant tumor ed medicine in Britain faced a new Ihresl today. The conn in the lung A reporter queried Dr. A. Nat Cole began life in Ala try'* 12,000 dentists may join W. Epps Sr. about the early MOORE H A V E N (D P I) — bama at Nathaniel Adams 23,000 family doctors In boy­ days of Scouting here, which body of 65-year-old Coles, the son of an impover­ cotting the National Health was sponsored by the Rotary The System to a pay dispute. Club of which the good dentist Charles Harris Sr., fathar o f ished Baptist minister. Is a member. Asked to hark elate A F L * CIO president bark to about 1925, Dr. Epps Charles Harris Jr., was pull­ replied, "M y, I don't even like ed from Lake Okeechobee Sunday. to think back that far.” Glades County police said ™ •• • Harris, who was alto brother Dr. Epps* remark brings back a quote from the Lions of retired Hendry County Pause which declare*—"P e o ­ Judge R. M. Harris, of La ple who look back too much Belle, went fishing alone In a boat Saturday. are soon headed that w ay." They said that Harris ap­ • • • parently was stricken by a Desk Officer Estelle Jen­ heart attack and fell from 2 nings was on the radio the the boat. other morning alearRng area # officers to a stolen car which had just been reported. After Kosygin Returns MOSCOW (U P I) — Soviet getting the necessary acknow­ ledgement, she contacted the Premier Alexei N. Koiygin, Sheriff’s Office to alert that returned from a solidarity agency. As she started to re ­ mission to the Communist of Asia. Despite lay the information, she was capitals Interrupted by Radio Operator pledges of friendship, there BOOSTING SANFORD Is tbia huge algn, on* Lib Methvin that her deputies are differences between Rus­ of rteveral to be erected on the perimeter o f thin believed they had found the sia sod Communist China on city.' This sign is o ff Interstate 1 and south of. a common Viet Nam policy. abandoned car. They had. Union Leader's * Dentists, Too A N E LD E R LY, fetiroil minister, Rev. Chnrlcs A. H riptin, died this morning lifte r'fire erupted when an oil heater* exploded. The victim is shown in the top pU-tfirV its Assistant Fire Chief R. T. Thomas gives artificial respiration. Other firemen are shown in the hoUom picture as they poured water into a second floor window o f the home, located at 1107 Sanford Avenue. (Herald Photos lay Rill Vincent Jr.) m w A ... BRIEFS “ Caretaker’ An elderly, nearly-blind re­ tired minister died of burns and smoke inhalation this morning after a two-burner oil stove exploded in his face. Dead when he arrived at Seminole Memorial Hospital is the Rev, Charles A. Hagan, about 80, of 1107 Sanford Avenue. Fire Chief Mack N. Cleve­ land Sr. said he found the man in a small room in The south­ east corner o f the hpusw, He added that from the’ looks of the victim he had been near the stove when It exploded. Rev. Hagan was alive when Chief Cleveland and his men found him but ijied as he reached the hospital. Firrmen received the call at 8:16 and confined the blaze to two room*. Other damage was caused by smoke and wa­ ter, Chief Cleveland said. The man lived alone in the housr, the cilia-f said. • • e A N K A R A , Turkey (U P I) — A "calvlaker” coalition government emerged today lo tide the country over fo l­ A home owned hy Jack lowing the resignation of I Stanifer on Narcissus Avenue Premier |*mut Irion Saturday. was heavily damaged by fire Sunday at 7:28 p.m. when a faulty oil heater flared. T A L L A H A S S E E (D P I) — Stanifer said he has just The State Patrol said today lit the heater and gone to a a t least 16 persyn* were kill- neighbor's home when he spied • 4 ' ill ulltoliw oil* a , ( ‘ .tents the blsze. The Lake Alary ng the weekend in Flor­ Fire i>eparlmeni was called ida. hut the file had ginned con­ siderable headway when they arrived. B R YA N , Tex. ( U P I )— Rud­ o lf Grady Coffee, 23, of Cocoa Beach, Flu., went on trial today for slaying the police chief of Elgin, Tex., Nov. 15, 1963. Traffic Toll Trial Opens. Canada Hoists National Flag OTTAWA (U P I) — Canada officially hoisted its first dls M IAM I BEACH (U PI) — linetive na'lonal flag today Elliot Roosevelt, a Democrat­ and retired the traditional ic national committeeman am! lied Ensign reflecting the ■on o f the lute President j Union Jack of Great Britain Franklin D. Roosevelt, Is con­ |which hat flown over Canada sidering- running for mayor for two centuries. of this famous resort city. Gov. Gen. Georges P Van ier presided at ceremonies at Parliament Hill during which WILDWOOD (U PI) — the gleaming white flag with Burglars rut through the roof vertical red borders and a red of the Wildwood Uank early maple leaf in the center was today, tried lo crark the safe raised atop Parliament build­ and failed, but escaped with ings. SAIGON I UPI I - D r Phan guerrillas hallllng government in undetermined amount of liny Qua), a veteran politi­ forces in al li-avl Ihrec sepa­ rash from the teller's cages. cian, said today he had been rate engagement* in thr coastapproved by the armed forces 'al lowlands north of Saigon. WASHINGTON t l’ PD — TO K YO ( U P I ) — Commun­ Committees in both the House A U. S. military spokesman as prime minister ol Soulh laid 25 government soldiers ist China today turned ita and Senate/ are planning in­ Vie! Nam Dr Qual *»ld he received were kilted and 43 wounded. propaganda gun* on the Drill­ vestigation* ol mounting evithr vita] assurance of support In addition two platoon* ol ed Nations. Peking said tha dence that racketeers arc mov­ from the military leaders al provincial militiamen, about j organisation lias become "a ing into legitimate banking to a full meeting of the Armed 70 men. were missing with I tool" o f American "nco-colon- help finance and conceal their |ialism." criminal activities. Forces Council The council their weapons i* an advisory body hotded tiyj* Communist casualties in-the Vietnamese strongman Gen ctaslu-jl almut 300 miles north JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — of here were given a* 33 Nguyen Klianh. John Michael Stratton, 19Dr Qu.it said that the pro­ known dead. Two Americans were report year-old aon o f Stato Sen. posed compromise cabinet in eludes three deputy pr.me rd wounded in the i lashes and Harry Stratton, was killed f t ministers without distinction t h r e e American helicopter early today In a head on auto AIWAY8 FIRST QUALITY m rraah eight miles south of crewmen injured when Ihcit of precedence. crashlandcd Callahan. A youth riding with A lull on the fighting front HU 11! turbojet was shattered during the because of engine failure. Stratton also died. Ponders Race Veteran Politician Heads S. Viet Nam Thugs Fail Propaganda Guns Bank Probe The United States plans to usa its Satum-1 super rocket Tues­ day to orbit a satellite with "w in gs" 96 feet wide to e x ­ amine the d in ger cosmic de­ bris poses to spaceships. The shot, eighth for Am er­ ica's mightiest booster, will be followed Wednesday by the launch o f a Ranger television probe lo prjduce more closeup pictures of the moon. Both firings are expected to. be televised nationally. The Saturn's satellite, call­ ed Pegasus after the winged horse of mythology, la the largest unmanned spacecraft built by the National Aeronau­ tics and Spice Administration. It also will be the first scien­ tific payload for the Saturn. Pegasus* sole job is to de­ tect, measure and report on bulletlike meteoroids that hit Its wings as it circles earth In an orbit ranging from 310 to 4G5 miles high. Its findings are expected to give scientists a better idea of the hazard meteoritic par­ ticles present to large apacecra(t— particularly the threeman Apollo moonships sche­ duled (o fly ic 1967. The 188 foot Saturn-1, sche­ duled for an 8:30 a. m. EST blastoff also will be carrying a dummy Apollo pilots' cabin that will be orbited ieparately from the Pegasus craft. Tiie Satellite, which will weigh 23,000 pounds with the burned out Saturn second stage still attached, will be visible from the earth with­ out the aid of a telescope on clear nights. Dockers Strike Nearly Over NEW YORK ( U PI)—Near- ly 50,000 longshoremen troopnf bark to the docks today In Eastern and Gulf port* to fo l­ low up a weekend o f heavy overtime Work which partially cleared a staggering backlog of cargo. More than 15,000 member* of the International Long­ shoremen’* Association work­ ed Sunday on 149 shlpa in tha port of New York. More than 17.000 worked Saturday, the first day o f work after a 34-day strike. Negotiations resume in Gal­ veston Tuesday In attempt to settle tha strike for west Gulf ports. Meeting* are planned for Wednesday in Miami, tha center o f tha South Atlantic area. Chinese Commies Ready H-Bom b * LONDON (U P I) — Communist Chinn may teit a sec­ ond nuclear devise "v e ry shortly." tt w h s learned to­ day. The weapon is likely to lie a hydrogen bomb. The Peking regime was undn stood to be accelerating ita nuclear weapons program, including some form o f de­ livery system. Solon's Son Dies O PEN F R ID A Y emu? iff weekend w ith Communist None wa* badly hurt. Johns Riv*?r Nile of America N IT E T I L 9 Burn E ffigies JAKARTA, I n d on a a i a (U P I ) — A crowd o f 20.000 Indonesians d e m o n streted around tha U. S. Embassy complex her* today in a mammoth protest against American air raids on North Viet Nam. Tha demonstrators burned effigies of President Johnson and Unci* Sam. i& t t w 13" B E A U TY CASE jr W EE K E N D E R 24" EXITS Billy Bowlegs R iles Tuesday K; (M 1- Vi T PU LLM AN M IA M I ( U P I ) — Billy Bow­ ler*, patriarch o f tha S*minol* Indiana, died on hi* res­ ervation Saturday, just four days before h* would hav* been 103 years old. Graveside funeral service* will be held at 2 p. m. Tues­ day at tha Ortona cemetery 40 Orton*. y t; V ’ the c ity . The Seminole County Chamber o f Com­ merce ia huving them placed on all major ar­ teries leading into the atco. (Herald FboloJt - *. . W O M E N 'S 3-PC. M A T C H E D SET! 1800 Plus 10% Fad. Tax • • Choice Wood Frames Molded Vinyl-Coaled Fiber Board Tops and Bottoms • Lota O f Pockets • Quilted Lining • Removable Mirror 1' 1 * \ T V -fcr " i-------i -r■* ' T r i • i �Navy Pilot Defies Commie Captors, Red Paper Says MOSCOW ( U P I ) — A U. S. N a ry pilot (hot down and captured In Nprth Viet Nam defied hla Communlat captors at a specially arranged news conference, Tass said today. Tass, in • a report from Dona Hoi, said Lt, Cdr. Rob­ ert H. Shumaker', of New Castle, Pa., a 31-year-old An­ napolis g r a d u a t e , w a s brought before newsmen and asked “ how he clewed his participation In the U. 8. provocation against the dem­ ocratic republic o f Viet Nam." “ Shumaker found nothing better than to repeat the Pentagon hackneyed ‘retell*, tion* version," Tass said. “ Nona o f us noticed any ramorse on his fact." Tass, however, isld It saw '‘embarrassment" In Shumaker’a * fare. The news agency eeld Shum tkrr’a plane crashed a half mile out to aea and tank. It described him ae "a tall blond man in green coveralls" and msda no mention o f any In­ jury. Ha was led to tha new* c o n f a r a n c a , It said, by "guards with fixed bayonets." Tass said tha nawsman ■Ho saw "remnant*11 o f anothsr U. B. Jat fighter pilot­ ed by an American identified only as "D ixon" who was shot down Fab, 7. The Communist N ew China News Agency reported asrliar that Communlat nawaman yelled "down with U. 8. im—UWixlUnC. -when.— iihumekar was brought into the room. Tax Assessor To Tour Counfy S lit S a a fo rB Irra B Page 2— Mon. Feb. 16, ’65 Solon Says Need Big Office Like 'Hole In Head' N A V Y A IR M A N was injured when his motorscootcr was struck by a pickup truck in front of Lake Monroe Inn. Beinu treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital-was John W. Hcrchijr, 19, o f Snnford Naval A ir Sta­ tion. His scooter and this truck, driven by William E. Klinefelter o f San­ ford, collided. (Herald Photo) Space Program 26 Student Teachers Intern Criticized By In Seminole County Schools U. S. Scientist W A SH IN G TO N (U P f) — A scientist critic o f tha U. S. spare program said that • multl-bllllon-dotlar search fe r life on Mars "could establish fo r oursalvaa tha reputation o f -being tha greatest Simple Simons o f all time." The, critic. Dr. Philip H. Abcltnn, said available evi­ dence provides "little basis fo r thinking that Ilfs will ba found" on tha red planet. " He suggested that "a few Inenpehsiva experiments to 'probf the nature o f the alrrtosphera and surface o f Mars might save us from considera b T t ” eventual disappointment." Ahelaon la director o f the Carnegie Institution’s Geo­ physical Laboratory and edi­ tor o f "Science,” weekly pub­ lication of the American Asso­ ciation for tha Advancement o f Science. He has frequently question­ ed the wisdom of spending billions fo r such things as the Apollo project to land men on them oon. Today, In a "Science" rdl torlal, Abelson addressed him­ self to the explorelbm of Mara. The apace science board of the National Academy of Sci­ ence* said recently that this exploration should be the principal goal of the National Aeronautics and Spare Ad­ ministration (N A S A ) for the 1971-65 post-Apollo period. The board, ertalad to advise the government on space pro grams, said Mars "offers the bsst opportunity in our solar system for shedding light on extraterrestrial life." Abelson commented that “ a search for life on M ari ie thus one of the major scienti­ fic jusliftrntlone given fo r a program that is likely to cost as mueh as 1100 billion during tha next two dseadte," Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, Seminole County Tax assess­ or, reported today she will tour tbo county to take tax returns and new applications for homestead exemption for the 1965 tax roll. Mrs. Walker asld her sche­ dule will bet Tuesday — L a k e Monroe, Country Grocery.Store, B: 15 to 10 a ^ i.; Paola, Ethell's Uroc1 0 a .m .; Paola, Ethell’s Gro­ c e r y ip:13 to 10:13; Lake Mary IG A Food Market, 11 to noon; Longwood Town II«U, 1 to 3 p. ro.; UpsslaLoch Arbor area, Upsala Church, 2:30 to 3. Wednesday— Geneva Gro­ cery, 9:15 to 10 a. m.; Chuluots, Shaker’s Food Center, 10:10 to 11; Oviedo Town Hall, 11:50 to noou; Goldenrod, Slo­ vak Gardens HaU, 1 to 1:30 p. m,; Casselberry Town Hall, 2 to 3. Feb. 23— Bear Lake, Flor­ ida Power Lounge, 9:30 to 10; Foraat CHy. Field's Real Estate office, 10:30 to noon; Altamonte Springs Town llall, 1 to 2 p. m , Fern Park, auto tag agency office, 2:30 to 4. Mrs. Walker said each per­ son making new applications for exemption must present the recorded deed, 1965 Flor­ ida auto registration and Flor­ Homemaker ida driver's license and also Genl Klinefelter Is this furnish proof of legal residence year'* Hetty Crocker Homeor file declaration of domicile. maker of Tomorrow for Sem­ inole High School. Sha scored Social Security highest her* in a written A representative of the Soc honiernaklng examination tak­ lal Security administrative en Dae. 1 hy 552,704 senior district office In Orlando will flrla In 14,236 of the nation’s be In the City Commission high schools. She is now eligi­ chambers In the City llall oo ble for state and national March I, 10, IT, 24 and 31 scholarship awards ranging from 1:30 a.m, to 12:30 p.m. from 1300 to 15,000. By Jan* Casselberry Tha Future Teacher* Club o f Lyman High School will sand 26 student teacher* Into Ssmlnol* County Schools this weak to obtain practical classrcom experience. These students have been screened for gradss, attitudes, and motivation to datarmln* thslr aptitude fo r tsaebltig. Each will work under super­ vision of an experienced teach­ er fo r thra* days to ls im Handicapped NeedMoreHelp, Educator Says TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - State School Supt. Thomas D, Hailey said Florida's excep­ tional child program is reach­ ing less then half of the handi­ capped children who need help. The school chief said 1,231 teachers in the program serv­ ed 66.675 students last year. Rut he estimated an addi­ tional 75,000 handicapped Flor­ ida youngsters were not re­ ceiving needed services. ” Alt hough Florida’s record ii better than many other states," Hailey said, "w e h *v<r been forced to limit service* because of past legislative freeirs on the special units of these programs." The school lesder said he plans to ask (tie upcoming legislature lot an Increase of IV) units for the first year and an exlra ?!S for the second year of the coming biennium Dabbs To Lead FEC Conference Hy Jen* Casselberry Gsorg* L)»bbs, principal of Bear Lake Elementary School and district 6 director of the Florida Education Associa­ tion, will conduct a drive-ln conference of tha association to ha held Saturday, March 6, at th* Tradewind* Cafeteria In T,*raburg. On agenda for the meeflng art discusalon of educational problems and tha preparation for dalegatea who plan to at­ tend th* association conven­ tion in Jacksonville, March both tha advantages and prob­ lems encountered In th* class­ room. Students who will ba assign­ ed to South Samlnol* Junior High School include Ruth W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — R*p. H. R. Gross (R-low a), who once said House m m . here needed three-room office suites like * hole In the hrad, moved Into one. But he still isn’t happy about It. " I didn’t have any alter­ native," Gross said of his de­ cision to join the trek to th* new 386.4 million Kayhum House office building. "They are planning to rip out the Insides o f tha build­ ing I ’m In." Id a recent drawing for space in the new Rayburn building, Gross got suits No. 2381. It has wal|.to-wa!l car* petlng, two toilets, a kitchen­ ette, baby blue wall*, a view of th* capital mall, built-in weather and window* which ran b* or#4*d only with a brick or^grranch. “ I t ’s plush," s a i d th* founder, leader and current­ ly sola member of tha unoffi­ cial economy bloc in tha House. "But I ’m not enamor­ ed o f It." Kalm, Lla Lunn, Ruth Wright, Bobbl* Foraso, Mary Ann Blirtd>.U( Sharwsn, *i)d SUva Brady. • • ’ Tilts* at South Samlnota Elementary School will b* Judl Kacar, Carol Hartshorn, Jackls McClain, Marilyn Massick, Joy Bishop, and Marilyn Janquln. Interning at Longwood Ele.mentary will be Margaret Steven* and Rill Bentley while those assigned t o -Bear Lake F.lsmentary are Kathy Bon*, kvmper, Jackie Hire, Ann Shelton, and Butch Baird. Those going to English Es­ tates Elementary Include Lin­ da Telson, Marilyn Hem, I’hyllie Wharton, and Gay lluttln and to Altamonte El*, mentary art Kathy Kent, Re­ becca William*, and Linda Cote. Ruth Murray will b* at Lake Monroe School. BOBBY V. BURNHAM , aviation electronics technician first clans petty officer, recently wna sworn in for n nix-'year re-enlistmcnt by Cdr. K. E. Enney (le ft), comntandingr officer of o f RVAH-7. Burnham and his family reside at 229 Sunset Drive. (N avy Photo) Funeral Notice nni.x, HR*. W t R K I _ . Funtrsl ership Courts at First Bap­ x r v l r a a for >lr». Mabrl not*. 77. who illrrl Sunday, will br tist Church In DeLand from brtil at J p m Tu»»day tt Central Baptist Church o f llrla-nti Funeral l|nm» with H»v. Fred It. Chanet officiat­ Sanford wer* Mrs. Edna Giles, ing The body will be »enl Mrs. A lyc* Appltby, Mrs. Jo fim b r lila *. Mae *. for burial. Prlesnn Funaral Horn* Ruth Wilkinson and Mrs. In chars* of local arraasa- Charles Hayes. P O R K CHOPS 2 Convenient locations: 1100 W. 13th. St. 4th. St. & Snnford Ave. F L O R ID A G R A D E “A ” ^ PRESSED & D R A W N , S T E W IN G Mr*. Mabel Boll, 77, of 1101 South Park Avenue, died Sunda'y at Samlnota Lodge nursing home. A resident of Sanford for 40 years, she was a member of the Order of the E n te rs Star, Daughters of tha Am er­ ican Revolution, Daughters of the American Colonist and of First Baptist Church. She is survived by a daugh­ ter, Mr*. Lucllis Snead Jr., and grandson*, Walter and Vincent Snead, all of Daytona Beach. nrissoD Funeral Home In charge. HENS Avg. 2l/ i - 3 Lbs. Each STEAKS • • • • • FR E B - • • Chartered slr-condltluned bueeo to dockeide Miami and return! Duty-froe shopping aboard ahlp! 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Each visitor will also be given an opportunity to vote for his favorites and ballots will be distributed at the door." Dodson pointed out. •‘Since its beginning, the Fan ford .Seminole Art Assorial i n lias been nssoeialcd with the rity re reaton dr|>oitm< lit and lias had its help ® mid . i o; elntion in furthering the i lluiul development of l lie community," Mrs. Smith dedal ed, “ This year the county school system also hu* helped us by providing an H i t teadi i. Mis. Mlldiod ItabciH k. who i tilldilils weekly 11a ssi s at I lie t'ultuial Arts t eutt i on Fifth • Street. The results of these ef for is w ill be seen'ai the an­ nual m l show," she noted. lim ing the year the wink nf meiiihei in lists is display­ ed e»> h month at Senkank's Paint mol liluss store in a eorner who h has been set aside by the firm for tills purpose. They are also dis­ played at Florida Slate Dank, f Dodson added. The work of Mr*. 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Sinks In Storm dozen (Limit 1 Picas# With Purchoxs of $5-00 or Mora) " ____ - ~a — _ ' MON.. T IE S ., WHO., SAT.: 8:10-7:06 FLORIDA CRISP PASCAL 4,r ....27* PUBLIX . . . Nabisco Flavor-Snack d o i c u p ro d u ce lane CELERY 21* Joan of Arc Red . EL PASO. Tex. (U P1) — Police issued a rather unusual report following a bur­ glary at a Humble Oil and Ilcfining Company service station here. It read: Cash f stolen, none; checks taken, nonr; ipianlity o f products taken, 48 tiger tails. rescued. 7 9 ^ Texiie Laundry Fluff Rinte gal. tiia 98c Swift's Premium Breakfast <50 stamps I T H E HAGUE <UP1> — The Norwegian vessel "Jodelta” sank q fj the coast of th# German latand of Borkum in a itorm. A ll c ’ men wire i sssirss Wtd Ftbtuirv ST. IMS G reen S t a m p e d Swift's Premium Sliced (50 itampi) Timers On Loose w*4 Ms m i |ii «*4 ,»-dn— <4 9c-Ofl Pack PRILL CONCINTKATI SHAMPOO D IN N ER RO LLS Elks To Allend . Committee Meet □ Canadian Bacon □ Link Sausage . 2 At le n t three member* of the Sanford Elks Lodge expect to attend the hospital commit­ tee meeting of the Harry-Ann* Crippled Children’* Hospital at Umatilla Saturday. The aeision starti at 2 p.m. Attending from Sanford will be Wade S. Snyder, exalted m ruler; Frank P. Holme*, past exalted ruler, and E. G. N e­ ville, treasurer. A progress report will be made by' George Carver, man aging director, and the hos­ pital board The local lodge la actively supporting this major Elks _ project and contribute* ita share of the operating expeni f rs by ithjrvidual donation! to the trust atmd. Jy f G r e e n S ta m p 4 9 ' Dixie Bathroom Cup Pilliburr'i Sno*Make 2 tosyaai md pmmLmm mpftrM w*R. rejeruarv 12* INS P 'n n y S a v e r 3 $1. ( f a ir ;/ specials «lil JIF FOAM OVEN CLEANER rag. sisa $1.40 Liquid Detergent W AFFLES 3 JW G r e e n S t a m p s P r u n e J u i c e • 2U r 2 5 * Aual Jsmiwi* FR O Z EN lO O n v ^ lO Q , F & P Delicious O R A N G E J U IC E Area Art Show Elated Feb. 21 At Civic Center mmmmsmm 4 3 c Piets* set Canc.nfr.t. GEORGE DODSON . . . art chairman ntltH Wnt I i V-. it I*, law Chocks Multlpl* Vitamins 60-ct. bot. $2.00 Cherry, Raspberry, Strawberry J e ll- O ZZJ G reen S ta m p s Sol! 3 9 * * 5 f* 6-lb. Av.nt* PORK ROAST, lb. 59c lO O n 'r M O p (limit 2 please) Ic e M ilk . . . . . -^-J Sj liM M S M M M M D a t e - N u t R o l l «” ■ 1 0 * Borden's Assorted Flavors in db Swtaa A_ . ' 1 -c m ^ F . • , . • -- . _________ V. - .a • - ■■ ’I R W ■ ^ a w k iM A. 4, , . {.-•tvP S W i A ” v.« * �*. • ► •• l *»'-. I 6 t • — •*'■ ■• •' . :<• ...........* - * . '; ' Legislative Meets The idea of having the Legislature In M much u thn letfslntlv* delemeet for a 60-day period every oth­ {rations are currently Klvinjr »n ear er year came about long ago when to the matters their constituents TaHahnssec was a long, long trip for would like done In the forthcoming most o f the people who go to the Leg­ meet o f the Florids Legislature . . . islature. But transportation has im­ L e t us remind them of another o f proved and Tallahassee is much clos­ our pet proposals for progress. And er. In fact, as transportation and Incidentally, It's one In which we communications go, Washington is have noted considerably agreement now much closer than Tallahassee from many quarters. . . except from was a few years ago. members o f the Legislature . . . and It is our opinion that the State o f we wonder why . . . Or do we? Florida belongs to the people and We feel that the public 1s not giv­ they have every right to know what’s en adequate opportunity to review being done for them. . .or better yet and consider that which is being pro­ . . .What’s being done to them. . . posed In the Legislature. . . That by jong before the fact is accomplished. the time they hear about what the I f there Is good and sufficient rea­ Legislature Is up to, It has already son why the State legislature been done to them. As a matter o f shouldn't let the people know what fncti we have had former members they’re up to, we’d like to hear it. o f that August body privately admit Mennwhils, we dare the legislators that were not exactly certain o f what to put the matter to a vote o f the was happening until it was all over. people they expect to pay the bills Seriously, we feel that instead o f and suffer the consequences. penalising ourselves with an archaic — By T»rm Gilchrist custom o f legislative meets o f 60 W ESII - T y days every two years, we should change the constitution so that the Legislature would be required to meet on two separate 30-dny sessions every year. . .but that except under He who is kind to the poor lends the most strenuous emergency con­ to the Lord, and he will repay him ditions, no bill Introduced in one ses­ for his deed.— Proverbs 19:17. sion could be enacted until the second session. Thus opportunity to report There cannot be n more glorious all legislative proposals in detail and object in crention thnn a human be­ depth. . .Even in discussion. . .and ing replete wiflt benevolence, medita­ the public would be properly provid­ ting in what manner he may render ed with enough time to consider the himself most acceptable to the Creatproposals and let its opinions-be - o r by doing good to his creatures.-*“ •known. ................... ....... ~ - Henrv Fieldlmr.' RISING TIDE ~T V - f r __ a -- Dr. Crane’s -Worry Clinic CHICAGO — (N E A ) — The political echoea har# are the noiaea o f fruitratlon from arch-conaarvative ltapublicana teething with aftger at the blows struck againit their cause by hard-headed party profeaiionala. Tha fruitrationa team bound to grow. Ouster of Dean Burch aa GOP chairman is only the first big blow. A n ­ other, predictably, will be the dawning awareness that tha arrh-comervativei hava no new hero to supplant Barry Goldwater as tha recedes Into private life. Indeed, for these people the largest effect of the Chicago meeting may be the slowly developing shock o f discovery that they not only have no new leader but also no place, to direct their highly charg­ ed energiea. They are not facing up this prospect. They are not really facing aquarely anything that has happened to them since Nov. 3. Hours after the Republican National Committee had ad­ journed its Chicago sessions, a tiny band o f fioldwaterites, gathered in a dinjly lit cock­ tail lounge, was heard play­ ing postmortems on Burch's removal—as If somehow the situation tould ' s t ill' be re­ trieved. A pro-Goldwater westerner was heard to say: "W * ’d hava 60 votes right CASE V 413: Sandy.'ajfCd 8, i That is very evident among sign under the valuable paint was our fox terrier pet. sweethearts, but should also ings: When 1 would sit down to be true of-marrled couples. “ Please do not touch!" , .. ■ read Urn ne wabaPcr- -baryiv So snaTyie yourselves, If l o r ’ when people canll - .would Wflk Ttvcr I lift 6 X . T l E ^ l O * » _rrwnt-Tm^ e : tretc their eyot ot; ear'a? uveyi y — — ldor, rAhff •T#a>tllv n il* * . corridor! side my chair. than live years, to see if you fall back upon the sense of wjth lh# b(tUr c'omp|,|nu of Then she would rub against are omitting the sense of touch as the SUREST form of GOP right-wingers at events Contact lem ei are “ i n " my leg and ream her head touch! proof. which were shoving them Eye . glasses with heavy upward to touch . my hand, - Many a busy husband then Doubting Thomas likewise black frame* are “ out." par ,, , , , . hoping I would then stroke her grows so preoccupied with his demonstrated this lame desire Ocularly when the lenae. are ^ business or professional wor- to douhlp check on whit the out, too. Usually I would take her ries. that he forgets the vital other Apostles had told him Impromptu meetings with “ halt," as it were, and (x-t importance of patting his concerning Christ's resurrec. reporters are "In " Formal her as 1 read. children on the hark or of glv- tion? _' 1 * *r ' ** news confereneVs are “ out “ Hut If I were to lift my band mg them an affectionate For he said he would not F'cMy ,ur* , ' 'r Blrda are “ in." Cousins na­ to turn the page and then fail squeeze. tielirse it until he could put “ _re r**'*'n4 *• ‘ nut * med Oriole are “ In." Dartre to drop It backdown i■|m•rs her \nd wives are ^specially his lingers ip the nail holes ^ ‘,m change ts governcue la "In " and Southwast head, then she would raise Inr hungrv for tactile evidence <>f in Christ's hands snd place his merit again, Texas Slate College is “ In." head higher in an effort to jou r love hand in the <v ord wound In the Military reserve officers in The Old Cynic taya “ Nowareach my hand Here in Chicago we see side of Jesus Congress are "out " For she seemed to fs-vl murh ill an v hones moom rs striding Husbands please make it a days 'llon tsl A l«f' sounds like l» n g brisk walks are ' out," happier when she was touch down Muhi.an lloulevald, point to kiss your wives more a used car lot owner and but strolling, with stops to ed hand in hand often an t dra|<e jour arm 'l.lnroln' Ilka one of his bar-hake iiands with tourists, is She didn't even require to And many engaged couple* around their shoulders, even gains." “ in " Indoor swimming i» j pitted hut would tie fair- alao walk a Ion.' holding though momentarily. * * in " l*r rle Mesta, who used ly content at the mere con- hands, for the sense of touch Do the same for your child A fter a poliln an bragged to be in," tint w as ' out ' lor < s bark " " , , c * w,,h * banian hand u actually the Supreme i ourt ten, lor then you will reduce that he understand.* Women, a fi V ars. is >.n in a j y ou readers who have pet among our various sen-e or much subconscious apprehen he had a runfertn. r. with hi* gain in * r',lK '* ,n morc rf.igi or cats nave often note,! gans >lon Your pats are superb wife. Strangely, hr now lays than | ', r • a r jh • rf r,l,*"n this same desire of animals to Women want words Espe tranquilizers of fears' he was m i s q u o t e d *' 1,1 m" ' 1 1 * time and (bp 0f (heir human d ally complimentary term *1 And send lor the ino (mint will usual v find a way to gel , , ,, „ ,, masters | But the ear snd even the “ Tests (or Successful Husin i vi n w len • e a out | y or (bp (touch) sente eye take second place to the hand* and W ives," enclosing \aporuers an- "in " Red I,. __________ _ ,__________ ........ Is of paramount Importance organs of touch. s long stamped, return envapa)tui,it ln • te e jn fX pr, , , i ng |ove ln j s((ec- I That's why st various Art lope, plus JOc Rata yoursalvts .. -ih ” when 1 phono is “ in " except Museums you will find this thereon it's out of order. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the I'edrrnslei River are both “ In." Filing cabinet* are "out " III fi sets, as gifts, sre "out " The Bobby Baker In­ vestigation is more off and on than “ in ' or ' out “ Lights ara "out The Lighter Side. WASHINGTON (U lM ) - To be really “ In." It had to It hat frequently been point­ be “ a common cold with Iraed out that tlie influence of rheal ami bronchial irrita i I tlon a U. S. preaident extendi fai Thia started me to thinking beyond hia official powera aa that now might be an good a Chief Executive. time ai any to review aome This wae never more evi­ of the "Ina" and "ou t*" that dent than a few weeki ago have come about aince Johnwhen President Johnson wai ion took offlcr tielng treated at lletheida We are all aware, of rourae, Naval Hoipltal for what wax that ballroom danring Ii apparently a virus Infection. “ i n " For the younger let, All over lissy^ people with • urh d.imes a* the “ W atuil" : amide a, aflfezn , icough* and and the • Krug." alio are wheeze* ware proudly Idenll but tap dancing, except in the tying with the President. In case of the Junior senator olhrr words, the common cold from California, ii “ out " w s* "in ." business suits and dinner Rut a runny nose, clogged Jerketa are "In ." White tirv elnui passages or other mis and taila are ''out." Western rrirs associated with the up hats are "In ," but only when per respiratory tract were not In Toxaa, which Is definitely by themselves at tha height "In " at all lim n . Arizona, on the other hand, U "nut " id fashion. V• Herald Area Correspondents Fnlerprlat Mra. Rite hit Hirrfa 8A8 3834 868 4804 Altamonte Springe Mr*. Julie llerVoe 8S8-I1IS Brar Lake-Forest (Tty Mr*. Maryann Mllre 838-3878 1 ik r Mary Mra. Franrre W riter 317-6211 Caeaslbcrry Mr*. Janr t'aearlberr} US-1044 Sir* Chalunta Mra. Juan Megla 313-3741 l.ekr Monro* II 1.. Juhneoa 122-4738 Detlary Mre. John laone 468-4881 Letters North Orlando Mr*. Margaret Cosby 322-6793 Oateen Mra. C'larrnrr Snyder 322-4841 Deltona Mra. Mildred Hatty 688-5831 Geneva Mra. JnAnn liaya 349-4871 Editor, Tha Herald: Thi* Is to notify you that the Hpi-cial Studies Program of the Regional I'luiining Oviede Mr*. F.vrlyn Lundy 363-3140 S’anforii Sjrralfi Page 4 Sanford, Florida m i.ik n rs iV H iis r v H i a . v iK L o w , V p L .T O l.IIS *. Mon., February 15, 1905 M D iT o n hi ia u u h O eaeral «*•»•••» A I . K I ASUICSt Ad stitlslns an* lean er J A S la director ots is sen A d v illlllllt M .n «e «r IIIIIK S A M k l Muslasse ASsnsger rsxu w s u .i Mrrhsnlcel aupi Bll.l. V I S I K S T S le d I'huiuxrspbsr A U STIN Clt* ta lle r 4 I I I I W HLLI O a st* - H IIIII H T i. j o i l v e o H D 01T IM n C Srew laliva U i s >SId| K iller D om e VS II.LIASSS a ssists B a ile r ■ U B a L 'M im O N MATHS Items Dsllverg I t s wssk I ISISIN VJI.IC l O L ' S I I IS IS L Isa r t.St • Msaths ALL o I I I I I It I I 1 AS I M A IL Is a r *.TA d M o s t k s f .H I M e a lk s I N I Idea Ik I.M I M e a lk t). a P s s l e l H s x u ls lle a * a re v ld s ik a l a ll at o il a a b s s r lf u e a s ks g e ld Ik a d s a a e *. t it izetlun i* participating, Is |iroceuding satisfactorily. All of the consultants required have been employed by the Council and will ha submitJmg final report* within Un­ to vt nil to SO .days. We are, of course, very pleased that till* Vital progium could hr carried uut. As jiiu know, several studies re lid ins; to the growth potential of East Central Floitda are being undertaken. These in­ clude a complete analysis o f the region's economy, It* highway network, airport nerds, water resource prob­ lems and industrial potential, among other things. Ths very finest spec iallsta in Florida and the United M ate* have been engaged to do thi* Work. Our preterit plana call for a special meeting to he held in late February or rally March In order to pretent the varloua finding* and recom­ E veryth in g come* out aunahlne-freah. N o lingering fume* or fuel odor*. mendation* that are being de­ And you aava aome 300 hour* a year (pen t on lugging heavy dothea-baakete veloped at part of this pro­ to the backyard clothealina . . . not to mention pln-upe and take-downe. gram. You will b* invited to An electric dryer ie elicit|>«r to buy — chea|ier to uee. And can be aafely participate in this meeting. Between now and then, apeinatzilled wherever you want it. rial releasee entitled “ Council -SVr the neurit innovations in im/irovaJ, automatic /lameltu tUctrie u.others Keynote*" will b* sent to ypu and dryer* at jv u r appliance dealer. - • which outline various facta, guideline*, opinion! and atatiatica designed to be of value t « Investors, developers and Till III s NO MATCH r other* Interested in the fu ­ I nil f I AMI I I SS ture o f Eaat Central Florida. I LtCtltM l IVING* I f you. have any question*, pleat* contact ni* at our new headquarter* her* in Tituavilla (*67-6453). F L O R ID A POWIR A H I N T C O U f A N T H U M BUI LD FLO R I D A Robert H. Doyle W. Seott Burns, M fr. 207 MsrnoMa A t *. Executive Director “ What do we do? When d« aside. Typical was California’s rommltteawoman, Mrs. John we g o ? " Bowlsr Jr., who sounded as Many group* have speedily if she could never again bring recast thsmselvea in forms herself to support a Republi­ like the Committee for .Con­ can progressive' for tha pres­ stitutional Government or Committee fo r a Reapportion­ idency. Who could be a warmly wel­ ment Amendment (to upset comed candidate of these for­ the Supreme Court’* one-man, ces in 1968 is difficult for one-vote ruling). In soma them—or anyone else— to see communltlea thsre may al­ ready be four or five o f these. right now.. Sen. John Tower o f Texas To some thoughful Goldwa­ it under serious threat in his ter men. eager to ksep these £ 1966 re-election bid. Even energies harnessed in a good without that, his name sel­ conservative cause, the pres­ dom is heard in presidential sures from the volunteer* context- . spell potential danger. They Colorado's Sen. Peter Dom­ voice a strong fear that ma­ inick is tha ona individual ny, lacking forceful direction who^e name does crop up, from the top, will safisfy their casually hut fairly often. Yet appetite for militancy by join­ h«- is tcally little known among ing the John Birch Society. the conservatives themselves The circumstance may be and hat nothing approaching unique in politics. Guidwater nstiiiiial status. hns gone hack to his moun­ Now and then a hopeful tain in Arizona, which each right-winger suggests they day will seem mura remote would “ have something" if from events. “ Burch will one o f their own— say actor go soon. Standard GOP con­ Rontld Reagan— could win servatives are turning away, nomination afid election sa in obeisance to party regular­ California's governor in 1966. ity and a future bent toward But Democratic Gov. Ed­ winning .ways. mund G. ( I ’a t) Brown,.expect­ What *teniSins o f the Cold- • ed tu seek a third ternuuould water 'MovdTnent is'* like a he a formidable adversary. huge, rudderless transport And it it quite a far stretch . . ........ . H ship, crowded to the decks to say that a political novice, with troops. It drifts perilous­ as Keagari'would be, deserves ly in heavily traveled sens. quick consideration as leader­ The risk of collision or ex­ ship material. plosion is ever-present. This short rundown under­ lines the emptiness o f the arch-c«zuervativcs' . cupboard. . . - .O V E R 35 YE AR S jn BjgLt, 1 They have other problems, more pressing in tome ways Fanneil across the country is l he h i my of Goldwater volun- I leer* mustered by, F. Clifton White ami otheis. Mott ars I young activists spoiling for a new cause— right now. Their urgent letters o f ap peal boil to this: C\umUif - — a t m t * p*im *uo . (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. Carpets • Furniture Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds {onte.it!i. L)nc. ^ IttU tO IW s u n drisr ri*-»* 'i»*M it SANFORD, . P i qf O f J u ll r t <• ••••fi»es • • F L O R ID A Feel walled in? Get away from it all by phone. Swap recipes, trade laughs, * reminisce, plan a surprise party, tell secrets, ask that new couple over, and thank Aunt Mary for keeping the baby. (What else that costs so little makes you feel so good?) 3* rV r-' ’ ' Arir'i •y>;rV n i l : -*'11 *tvVzA3t' t 4 f «9v -V’ vfp- J • M ea lk s T bs M a ra t* La • o isssk e r e l lb s l a n e s l r is e w h ite la ea1111*4 e a t J u e lv t ly I * I k * a s* f e r r d g a k llt e lle a *1 a ll Ik * leeal M S S g r la ie d la Ik l* asw eg eg er. B u l l i e d a * e tee a d cla se a sa tta r O eteeer I t . M i l a l Ik e g e s i U i n t a * f S e e ts r d . r i e r l d a . a e d e r I k * A ct * ( C e a a re s * t t M arsh ». l i l t . Me f * * t e l * * » m a is r iA i. * * * * * «r a e s e r u s ie a . * r ib is e d liie e *1 T h e O eeferd U e re M meg be re g re d u e e * la e a r a i s s e r w llk s * V w r l l l s a g sre else ie a *1 the g a b l i a * * *1 T k * H erald . A a r la d If 14 a * l ev l i r a r t a g e a s lk l* f e r r i s k r e g re d s s U a a w UI k* • c a s id srsd Ad ia f r la g la g « a T k * M eraM 'a * * g r r l ( k l s a d wtU k* b * U U a k la S t* d s a s i w a ed er U * k f , - I ' YOU'LL SAVE MONEY ON CLOTHES WITH A PubllrlieU dell* eso#|,l b*tur.l«». auodsz end Christmas; pub* llsbsd baluzdar pre<-ssd>n( Christmas. I I t MaU i t s W ssk Barbs l.onc wi»4xl Mr*. Donne Eel to 838-3317 Biossat— Ray Cromfey Political Notebook Thought For Today Dick West’s * Bruce 'i r - nameless ELECTRIC DRYER ,;tl J tie J > / i • w HN0R « I . • i .; L'V % iiicJf uQ siyA l , « ¥ gfttAt jn N, Southern Bell . . .t s n ia g Tie r Vj «N »(! t y tH B k t W •t H > v v k j( l , g • f s it s . aO . 3 �I *» 9 \ *V. j ‘* ‘ •' . » *' ■ *4 '* /*- -,r % ' Y at|f &antarh Srralb Heart Sunday To Climax Fund Campaign Mon. Feb. 15, ’65— Png® 5 Film On Heart Jo Be Shown In Bear Lake "Out of 557 deaths in Sem­ tic?. which currently ascribes campaign In 1949, there has inole County in 1964, 2S3 oi about 54 per cent of all deaths been a decline of more than them, or 51 per cent, wore to diseases of the heart and seven per cent in the cardio­ caused hy disease* of tjje circulation," Dr. Perea point­ vascular death ratr applying to American males aged 45 heart and blood vessels," Hr. ed out. 64." he declared. "But while heart* disease Luis P erei, president of the "The Heart Fund cffive Scminolc-DeBary Heart Asso­ continues to be the No. 1 kill which climaxes this week wi|h or in the nation, thousands of the door-to-door Heart Sunday ciation. said today. "Heart disease is Seminole persons—ehildren and adults campaign is no ordinary County's No. 1 health enemy, alike—are surviving heart and health agency rampaign. The with local figures closely par­ blood vessel disorders that Heart Fund deserves a place alleling those (or the entire physicians* considered hopeless at the very lop of your glv nation as coihpiled by the Na­ only 20 years ago," he noted ingfor-health gift list," Dr. tional Bureau of Vital Statis­ "Since the first Heart Fund Pcrvr added. • By Maryann Milra Special gue*t o f the Bear Lake M'ltnmunfty Club Thurs­ day will he M r * . Elizabeth Thomas, heart educational program chairman and South S em in ole Heart Sunday cap­ tain, who will show the itnimated film, "W h y a Heart Association?" The meeting .1* Scheduled for R p.m. in the Florida Tow­ er Employes Club cn Holiday Avenue, Flcar Lake, with Mrs. I). O. Brooks and Mrs. Stan Bury ns hostesses, y The program has been plan­ ned as one of special interest during the February "H eart Month" campaign. Mrs. Kate Jones, association member and Benr Lake heart captain, has announced that 36 volunteer workers will lie accepting contributions in the area this weekend <>n Heart _ Sunday. Of per*-ns «<>ntaeted, • M r * . Jones advised, only two refusals were given, both with good cause. Aasoeiiitiiin ('resident Rich­ ard Ostrander has extended invitation to all interested persons In the community to attend Thursday's meeting and program. TALI-AHASSEE i l l ’ ll A group of scuba’living Flor i<fa Siatp t niversily students plan to probe Ihe sea bottom off Florida’s Gulf coast look® ing for tree slumps The idea wa* eonceived try U»e department of geology at F S r. which hopes to estabhah Ihe northwest Florida roast line as far back a* 35,UHl years ago. (lid tree stumps embedded in the bottom ol the gull would indicate *the a n a which used , lo be dry 'anil, and the pre * scnce of peat and muck might allow an old raver channel New Bridge Club To Organize By Julia llarlo* A meeting to "rganUo a Duplicate Bridge Club f, r the South Seminole-North Orange area hat been announced for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Greater Maitland Civic Center. Potential players unable to attend are asked to rail the Center and give their name* in order that they may be adviaed ai to developments. ■ Misa Deborah Glover, retired bridge teacher and pa«t president of the American Bridgt Teacher a Association, will pretide at Wednesday'* meeting. — "Yni'fl FRIENDLY FOBD nEALF.lt" SANFORD. FLA . A ? MORTON FROZEN . . CHICMN .122-1181 W. P. 611-8916 i t Sweet & Juicy X \ \. B . F L O R ID A BEtF - TURKEY ORANGESM LlilSYS FROZEN CONCENTRATED FLORIDA 39 /? L I V E R % FO R TIFY FOR TH E SN EEZIN G SEASON v-Y ^15/ Fi XAlb. \ \ 0<JANT IT Y RIGHTS PtMRVTH (REGULAR 49*) s’.. 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Seine The saga began when Miss Germaine Perret. 6.1, look a dive in Ihe lev riser ssalers She was under investigation for an alleged $12.18*0 shortage Ttm list of ilonon to lln In volt and lions Cooper .1 Jin It Herrin .Tolm M -m Huh reported t>> a firm who cm^ ployed her as a |n»ikkr«j»r Seminole County Itlood Hard '..n ieU Jr Mnii.n llo li.n i ,rd .1.. n-. n .l.iim . Ili.olb-v Enter the gallant soldier— rose to 8* in January, nearly sen v.>nlcv H it. \■r.. ■ ll.-n It an < e ' .mlii-tl Him.mini Jean iPiorre Kavaud. 20 He double that ol the prevlmi- ,,n d iltiu il 1oHn rl VIv». \n \d.ims W.ivne \ 'i t Itema was walking across a liridge Oi i -"n I h* oii.i s \l . ifn.ili-, A rule i '"It s, ||i i,ar when Mist Perret jumped into} month report- show Mi dev I*i try, John I I a/u t , t ti.n It - hi Her n. and ltieli I eadin,: tin Ini w is Hull. 11 the water Hi aid I ’■ i I I i I I' I I - Jolltl I’ ll.Ill It a vaud ripped o ff his uni it Ilium.is. > a n f < | i d ! I i i ,i .I form and Jived into the river reporter, who gave lux il.itJ ■ ' ■ A ' to save Miss Perret pint He succeeded. hut when lie pulled Hie wurn an to shoic I Claude S I law kins i i v In, f t Ha vaud \ imifurni was gen*. 3u1h. I rank ihillui's In- "'th Someone had taken It while John I "i tn i aml M it< i < ""k S tu d e n ts To Dive in a FORD FFFSH FIRM HfADS H E C RN TLY ELECTED officers of the Lonjrwood Tourist Club tire (Rent­ ed left to right) Mrs. Otis l.ee. nltermite secretary mitl treasurer; Eldon CL llenth, vice president; David CL Williams, president; Mrs. Lenta Put­ man. secretary-treasurer. Apimlntive officers are (back from loft) Frank Fa.vles, shufflebonrd committee chairman; Corbett Christenson, trustee; Harry NeQiss, shufflebonrd committee member, and Mrs. Victoria Schaf­ fer, refreshment chairman. Absent was Elton Young, trustee. *Good Samaritan Saves Woman, Faces Charges he was savin/ Miss Perret Kavaud s superiors took ■ dim view ol die incident He now faces charges of losing military eipilpment ' Miss Perret a -n was unhap­ py She was turned over to authorities to explain the money shortage You’ll be Happier Mount Kilimanjaro is the TO K YO ( D P I» — Fashion e»t point on the African conscious Japanese women tinent, measuring 19.340 now can buy tooth coloringa in 25 ahade* tn match their according to the National Jutiuuaua and g u w o a . ___j gtapiiiC a v c id j. high con­ feet, Geo M K W M W o rth M o r e Where Vour Dollar Huy a Mile* Mora Siinfnril l ’h. .122-0211 French U Fiend) A m . &. 25ltti 400 £ . F ir n l 25L T d P V A LU E S T o R E raUudlo Avc. & 3rd Si. J lig h w a j 17-92, L o n ^ w o o d �« — 1 II ^ ■ 1' SllIM County Cagers Down Foe; Lyman Prospects Good 9kt Onf«rfc 9tnl> Page 6— Mon. Feb. IB, ’68 I y MURRAY OLOKMAH Sport* Ultor Nmpopor Extarprbo Ann. PALM BPJUtftiS, Calif. — fo r tha next ahop and write (NEA) — The troubU with latter* home. The Jan* haa to women'* go lf li that they take thoa* 170-pound tlgressea and put them In aiae 14 ahorta. 1 didn't aay to. B lverly llanion did. And ahe can a f­ ford to talk, alnca In 1968 ahe wa* the leading tigraaa o f them all, tha loading mon­ ey winner on tha women'* pro g o lf tour with aome $13,000. That lum would have plaoad har fifth laat y«ar. The man'* top moneymaker In 1058 got $48,000, good en­ ough fo r only ninth or tenth In '84. Which ihould f i r * you aq Idea where tha men are going and tha gala are back­ pedal puihlng. ''The preaa la part o f tha raison," Her ** 14, looking ma Tight in tha aye, which aba’a U ll enough to do. "The women don't gat tha coverage. Ten year* ago wa had Bahe Z *. hariag, Patty Berg and Loula* Suggs. There wa* real com­ petition. "Today there1* only-Mickey W right, dominating tha field. And very frankly aha lack* color. Wa don't have anyone good enough to be watched who ha* appeal. “ When W iffl Bmllh Jam­ med her wrlata—once when ahe toppled o ff a motor acooter and tha eacond whan ah* hit a mul* on a Mlialaalppl road In har Volkawagan—it wa* * real blow. W iffl play* ed Huckleberry Finn perfect." And what'a wrong with today'* craw l "Th ey got thalr ahorta on the morning, In the afternoon and at night," Ik v warmed up. "They ait around and play poker and hav* dinner lent up to their roomt. “ They can’t compete with the men ** player*. They hav* to be women.". Beverly, tall and graceful and exuberant, apeak* from tha detachment of retirement She la a teaching pro at Ber­ muda Duma In Palm Denari, and a houaewtf* and mother, aa wall. Har laat full year on the tour Was 111(11. though aha claim* slie'e a heller golf­ er now became " l really un­ derstand t h e game— brute force and determination Inoiuiht me along on tha tour." ''There'* nothing about It I miss," she added. “ Pro golf le a great postcard course for woman on how to gat along with people, but I don't think women are physically and mentally dealgiicd for n life­ time of competition," Except maybe « t tha country dub dance. The Jo* on the tour, Bev pointed out, has hi* wife along to do the cooking, (hop­ ping, laundry, take care of the valet, make reset vatlona Oviedo Lions Storm Over . Commodores Steve Groover Breaks Record For Rebounds * By David Higginbotham Herald Sport* Writer By Marshall Ling* Herald Sport* Writer Seminole High ciga r* play­ do all that haraalf after a ed their beat ball gam* of the hard afternoon on the link*. Now Bev'a idea o f a rum­ mer round o f golf, even In the heat o f tha daaart, la to wait until 4il0, Uka along a half watermelon and a coke cooler for frequent (to p i under tha palms and commune with tha coyote*. "They look at you," she laid, "Ilk* you're craxy." The coyotea atay hidden In the winter because drove* of two-legged animals (warm over Beverly’s horn* course, Ilk* during the Bob Hop* Desert Classic. v flhe Is married to Andy Sfirjgl, a local buslncsaman who outdrives her. "But if it looks like he's g o tn g 'lo outscore me," aha winked, " I tell him to change hi* grip." Mra. Kfingl Is how iha’s known at the Rotary Club In Palm Desert. .It's only six Utters," she told a puixled Ft ad Waring ana day.____ "Yaa," aald Fred, “ but how do you arrange them ?" • The Sfingis have adopted two little buy*, John and Jay. "And whan they aay mom­ my," B*V aald, "you can take all your trophlee.” Then ahe went out to give a lessun. Mra. Sfingl looked good In shorU. aeaion Saturday night when they defeated the Bishop Moor* Hornet* by a score of 57 to 42 and Steve Groover broke the SIIS record for re­ bound* on ■ season bails with 22 to make hia aeaion total 208. In the first quarter Groovar alio lad th* Tribe with aevan points and Buddy Stumpf waa second with throe. Don Nich­ olas and Lam ar Oxford made two point* each and Ron Hin­ ton added ana. Danny McNamara .was high man for the Uorneti In the first period with five points and M lkp_?iylor -was second with three, Paul Miller made two point* and David lnsburg and Bill Dunn each added one to put the Hornet* 15 to 12 at the end of tha first quirter. Groover waa again high man far tha Seminolei with five point* In the aecond period. Wnion, Oxford, Stump/ end Nicholas e a c h added two point*. Dunn made four points for the Hornets and Taylor and Miller added two each. Tho Tribe led 29 to 23 at tha half mark. - The heated play of the third atinza brought the Seminole* nine point* and the Hornet* 10. Groover dumped In four more points, Nicholas three and Frank Murray two. For the Hornets, McNamara made four points and Miller mad* three. Steve Dornsif mad* two and Isenburg added one. Going Into the final frame tho Seminole* held a 21 to 33 margin. Murray came to life for the Tribe with eight points and Nicholas made six. Hin­ son and Stumpf made ■ basket each and Groover added a foul shot. Dunn made four point* for Bishop Moore and Taylor, Miller and Art Wroblo each added two points. Tha Seminoles went on to win the gem* 57 to 42. In the JsyVee competition the Baby Seminole* lost by a score of 38 to 59, bqt they pul up a good fight. Frank Whigham was high man far the locals with 15 polnti and Paul Leituy was second with six. Greg Ginas made six and Larry llodgai added four with Wayna Burnstd making a bas­ ket and Wally Jamlgan a foul shot. FSU To Start Rebuilding Job T A L L A H A S S E E (U P1) — Coach Bill I ’rtcrson begins tha job. Feb. 27 o f rebuilding the team that vaulted Florida fltale Unlveralty into nation­ al football prominent* laat season with an 8-1-1 record capped by a Gator Bowl thrashing o f the Oklahoma fioonara. The talk I* complicated by the graduation of Kiev* Tensl and Fred Blletnlkoff— t h • quarterback — flankerback combination that powered the former girl* mllexe to Its most successful season sines 1PM). “ Wo're going to work on the passing game quite a Idt this season," Peterson said, “ and, of course, that means wo'll lie looking for a passer." Complicating the rebuilding Job even more ie the fact that l'etrreon only haa two startihg linemen returning among the 23 Irttunnen expected to show up fo r spring (raining. Still another thorn In Pater­ son's aid* la a knee operation that will keep last year'* num­ By Jag (Jargon ber two quarterback Ed Prit­ U P I 8porta Writer chett, out of action all or Riddle: W hit do Jim Ganlile nearly all o f the spring drill*. Plrtcbett underwent the oper­ and tha fir m o r i of tha United Statoi hav# la common7 ation In December. Ana war: They both gal paid extra for cutting down. Tim farm er*, of court*, r«reive federal aid U they don't plant certain cropa. Diamond Jim, first baseman of the Kan­ sas City Athletics, receives Finley aid If he doesn't esL Thu f* Charles O. Finley, owner of the As, who lsst year rewarded Gcptile with a alzeabla periodic bonua provided he remained under a certain Jim Genlile Paid For Not Ealing weight. Although there was no menUon of the arrangement wb*o tho slugging Gentila signed bU I N I pact, th* former Ortela Ite r probably will bo more happy than hungry with bis contract this year Judging by tho word* of General Managar F a t Friday. Th* A L L -F E M A L E basketball game Is elated for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Sanford Junior High gym. D istaff fnculty members will fnco the cheerleaders In nn exhibition game to ralie funds to send several o f the girls to the an­ nual American Cheerleaders Association summer camp. (Herald Photo) Ex-Carpenter Captures 5 0 0 D A Y T O N A BEACH (U P i) other car* "pulling mo Into — Frad Lo rani*n> -whe qtitc victory lane." Lorenzcn took the lead In a carpenter'* job to become a stock car racer because the 119th lap when front-run­ there was more money In U, ner Marvin Pnnch o f Daytona will bank another $28,600 to Beach made a pit (top, and prove M b point. Lorenien won the money with a first placa finlah In .Sunday's Daytona 500, short­ ened to 332 mile* by rain. In 1963, th* husky blond from Elmhurst, HI., won $113,670, an all-time record fo r stock car drlvsrs. Using an economy gear ratio to savs gas, Loranzon Saturday ■aid his car was about five LOS A N G E LE S (U P I) — miles an hpur (lower than the Three world Indoor records early leaders In the race, but were broken In the Los An­ he drafted—allowed himself geles Times gsmes by Mary to be towed along in th* wake Kami o f Britain, Paul Wilson of tha othar ears— thus both o f Downey, Calif., and Zsuconserving his fuel and in- zsa Zsabo-Nagy of Hungary. creating his speed. lie laid be counted on the C H E STN U T H ILL. Mass. (U P I ) — Nancy Richey of Dallas, Tex., won the national indoor women's tennis cham­ pionship by heating Carol Hanks Aurup o f HL Louis. Methodists Top Nazarenes In Church League RVAH-7 Wives Form League LAKE PLAC ID . N. Y. (U P I) — Gary Visconti of Detroit and Peggy Fleming of Pasadena, Calif., won th* Grace Methodist csgeri bet- men's and women’s titles In lerod Lake Mary Nazarenes the national figure skating championships. SB 29 In the Church Basketball D A LLA S (U P I) _ Randy Matson of Texas A * M betterad the world's Indoor shot put periods. Lake Mary was hampered record for th* second straight night with a toss o f fit) feet, by fouls aa this waa Its first game. Four men from Grace 24 inch**. ■cored in double figurei with Hunday r iu l Markus taking tha honor* 081,0, Norway (U P I) — with 18 point*. Earl Moor* Per Ivar Moe of Norway won waa next with 13, Eddla Grlf th* 1985 world apaad skating flth with 11, and G lo ria Mar championship. koi with 10. Don Gorman was high for PH O E N IX . Aria. (U P I) — Lake Mary with 13 tallia* fol Rod Funaath won tha Phoenix lowed by Danny T tlill with Opan golf tournay with a 72 eight. . hel* acore of 974. In tha second game of tha avantng, First Methodist rail BUFFALO, N-Y. (U ri) — led In the third quarter to Dapnla Ralston defeated Gene beat First Presbyterian by a Bcott, 7-8, 7-5, to win the Buf­ Mora of 53 48. F lrit Prosby falo Tonnla and Squash Club tartan led 10-7 la the tin t par mld-wlntar Invitation tourney. iod and M i l at half Urn*. Ho waver, th* Mathodlita cam * to tifa la th* third pitted with the shooting of Jim Plaott and Bill Coleman to go ahead i3 38 at the end of Use third per­ iod, a lead they never relin­ quished. Tom Ley took scoring hon­ or! for the MethodlaU with 16 poinla followed by BUI Cole­ man with 14 and Jim P lfott with 12. David Lanier again led tha Preibyterlana with 23 points and Buddy Burton was next with 15. Two gamaa are on tap for tonight with Grac* Methodist going against First Methodist at 7 p.m. and First Presbyter­ ian playing Lake Mary N u t rasa at 1:13. #■ 100 X)ld Timers Ink For Tourney By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports W riter Lyman Greyhounds ended the regular neaaon slate o f games with a 48-43 triumph over the KJselmmee Kowboys at Kissimmee Friday night. With the uae o f a brilliant team effort, and a aecond half comeback, the Greyhounds increased their Orange Belt Confer tha tournamant ar* considered ence record to 0-3. The ’Hound* now are in very good. The following week th# aecond place in the OBC. Firat place Apopka and team will participate In th* third placa DaLand via to­ night. Should DaLand bait Apopka, Lyman ha* a good chanc* c f becoming th* regu­ lar aeaion champs. Klsiim m e* Jumped o ff to a 14-9 lead In tha firat parlod altar taking a 10-1 Had lh tha firat thro# minute*. L y ­ man cam* back ataadlly in th* laat thro* parlod*. They trailed 24-22 at th* half and wars edged by theKowboya at th* beginning o f th* third period. W ith two minute* l i f t in th* gam*, Klaalmma* tied Lyman 41-41 but Eddla Long acorad ftva point* In th* ra-fhalnlng- m lnuto-for th# L y ­ man victory. High scorer for Lyman waa Dav* M all* with 16 point*. Ja* Aahar acorod 18 points and Eddla Long 12. Theaa throe played a fine gam* and contributed team effort In victory. Lyman'a overall record now atanda at 11-9. Th* regular season la now completed. However they have two tournaments. Thla week­ end th* 'Hounds will partici­ pate In th* OHC tournay to be held at Winter Garden. Lyman'a opponent will be Wildwood. Tho Greyhounds defeated Wildwood twice dur­ ing th* regular aesaon. L y ­ man's chance* o f victory In group tournament. Their f lr it opponent will be Kissimmee with the 'Hounds favored In that gama. The Lyman Jayveea com­ pleted their sesion by down­ ing tha Klsalmmae Jayvsaa 60-43. High scorer* fo r Lyman waa Rteva Simpkin with 17 point*. Byrd Brownell acored 16 point* and Larry Millar acorod 10 point*, rrt v* * — ti NBA United Press International EASTERN DIVISION „ W LBoston » ■ 51 12 Cincinnati 39 22 Philadelphia S3 26 New York 21 39 WESTERN DIVISION 34 28 Los Angeles St. Louis .11 29 27 32 Baltimore 25 39 Detroit San Francisco 14 41 Sunday's Results Boston 12G Baltimore i l l ># Cincinnati 99 St. Louis 92 Only games scheduled Monday'* Game* No gam ei scheduled Tuesday's Game* St. Louis at Cincinnati Detroit at Sin Francisco Baltimore vs. New York at Cincinnati Only games scheduled SPECIALS EVERY DAY! The 7eep’ Gladiator w ith 4-wheel drive Sorry, No Mlaors! ■DOG RACING Post Time 8:10 Nightly Hunday) RACING KING semi-finals Wed. Nite FEB, 17 C m y n lm*4 tn* a trmak with 2 - w h a a l 4 r l r a m v d (hi* d**pf Whan a ’Jaap' Oladlator oat* down an all lour*, there Isn't mueh hi nature that can aland hi Its way. Tha 'Jaap' OIs*liter with 4 wheel drive * m get •trough stormy wwatoer and rough terrain that would atop any aonvanttenal « -wheel drtve pick­ up. That'* because R h*e twice the traction. 'Jaap' Gladiator* plow through anew, ahnh through mud, a*ll through And beatojae It It tor« I* tab* Ola* *h>r te worth a mint whan you gel ready to a*8 ft. H hoWa It* value became (t stay* veraatu*. Oe te your 'J*ep' dssiee and teat drive a ‘Jeep* Oladlator. Notice It* passenger ear wnimttinin. Then (tod « h)U. A eteep on*. Try h halfway'Jp 8-wheel drttro. Now throw die ‘Jeep1Gladiator to 4 wheel drtvw. And hang on. You'll know then what separata* athar pick-up truck* - . hwm to* -Unstoppable*.JJW KAtamm W ^ S f um oN i* . MATINEES Wed.-Fri.Sat, 2 p.m. EicIUnc PERFECTA 8 in bU raclnf programs! ■ . ■ ■ ■ ■■ M IRAC LE - ■ ten-— *— — — L I k l B J l l h r n n ri 822-3711 c i iumu MIDWAY BETWEEN HANFORD A ORLANDO * \ New kind of pick-up truck for twice the traction ‘Jeep’Gladiator with 4-wheel drive. Cl HWV. 17-92 CONCRETE COMPANY tot ELM AVB. O v 1a d o , FA R R ELL’S and 17-20 In th* first thro* W * Manafsctare AD Sis* Window St Ita And Llatala For Y ear H omo ! WR'RE OPEN T IL L NOON SATURDAYS dapandabla Lion* stormed to a second vic­ tory Saturday night over tha top-rankad Commodores of Eau Gallia High School. Oviedo Jumped out' to an early la id and itayad out front throughout th* contest to take the ball game by a substantial 78-61 margin. Jimmy Courier paced tha Lions to tha big win by drop­ ping In 18 markers. Rex Brook* was right behind with 17, followed by Ted Ballhorn, Charlia Millar and Ardl* Arndt with 11, 12 and s lo t points, respectively. Oviedo took a alight lead early In tho first and held on to flnlih out tha parlod with an 16-16 first quarter advent ag*. Tho Lions txpsnded thalr lead In tha second when th* Commodores w art allowed I t points while tha Lioni chalked up 19 to mova way ahead and and up with a 97-86 halftime lead. Tho Com mod ora* foil farth­ er behind In the third when Oviedo's defensive play want Into action again and allowed tha Eau Gallia flv t nla* mark­ er* while tho Idoni widened the margin, scoring 13. In tha fourth tha Commo­ dores made a desperate, final move dropping in 86 points. But tha determined Lions also racked up 28 in the final stan­ za to give Ovlrdo Ita seventh straight win and th* 13th o( the season. Oviedo's record now stands at 13 wins against seven losses. The Commodores saved face in the Junior varsity contest by taking a close 58-55 decis­ ion ovar tho JV Lions. Hounds Hit 2nd In OBC TA M PA (U P I) Contest­ ON 100 BRANDS ant* for th* Florida Senior* Th* RVAH-7 Wives formed Golf Association championship a bowling league that will toqptey her* hav# until Feb. howl every Thursday morning 27 to'en ter their names. at 0 30 am. The first week That deadline waa announc­ was spent In getting acquaint­ ed by iiaociaUon Secretary ARCADE PACKAG E STORE ed and electing officer*. Three George Edmondson, who said games wrre howled by each nearly 100 had already algned OPEN D A IL Y — • A. M. - 6:15 P. M. girl to determin* Ilia line-ups up Jot th* March 2-5 competi­ l i t R. F IR S T SANFO RD WE G IY B TO P V A L U I HTAMPS for the official league start. tion. During the first walk of official league p|*y, Th# Twisters Jumped out In front with a three point win over h as tw ic e the traction of ordinary pick-up trucks. The Cats. Itnse Brewer was the shnntlng star with a fin* 161/404 for the Twistara and Billie Johnson tet th* pace fo r the Cat* with 137/391. The Blackouts and th* Jsta ended in a ti* for second place in the league by virtue of their split of ssrlsl. Pam I’apson look high game and series honors in this match with a fine 159/138 and t.u* cilia Clark spun a 132/384 to lead the Jsta. League. Grace lad 10-8, 23-12 BLOCKS — BTBBL — BAND — MORTAR MIX — CBM ENT — GRKA8B TRAPS — DRYWKLL — SOLID BLOCKS — STEPS — P IB R BLOCKS — BENCHES—FLOWER POTS—STEPPING STONES— ROOFING FELT — POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC — COLORED CONCRETE. ' form of a champion, Britain’* Mary throufb th* air to win tho women'* long jump •t Madison Squiarc Garden in Naw York. Mary Mt an American indoor mark with her 20-loot, B-Inch flight at the New York Athletic Club Tj^ack and Field Game*. (NEA Telephoto). was a lap ahaad when cautlen fla g ! came out on tho 187th lap. Th* flags wer* displayed after it began to rain and Ranch's car, trying to catch up, spun o ff tha tra^/t. A crowd estimated at 64,200 saw tha cau tion 'flag remain on until tha 133rd lap, whan th* ears wer* brought to a ■top in sing!* file in front of the grand stand becauia of th* ruin. Driver* left them and track officials waited an hour and to minute* fur tha rain to cease. K didn't, and they announc­ ed the race was over. Dnrt’l Dierlngcr of Charlot­ te, N. C., finished second, a lap behind Lorenten, and was followed in order by Bobby Johns o f Miami, Earl Balmer of Floyds Knobs, lnd., and Ned Jnirett o f Camden, S. C. Panch finished sixth after hailing most of the race- Weekend Sports Summary READY MIX CONCRETE H I G H . W I D E , H A N D S O M E — W it h o g M t ^ « n d t CO RD ELLS REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Second St. 8*nford, Florida -. �* 1-. - CL * . , ■* crs.r?v l -...,-.- , . ; r a a i i . :___ . ..... -- City Directory Off The Press, Ready For Use OTfif * ,* ' • « • ' ''* ' 7S> ,>*** r • ■**%*• Mon. Feb. 15, *65—J*nge 7 WrnTS Mariner Cameras Ready For Mars The city directory, like itreet and traffic aigi^i, bouse numbcra and maps,' ta one of the necessities of modern city life. The truth ot this statement Is shown by the interest which citizens hereabouts exhibited when they learned, that the Sanford city directory is off the press and ready for use. It has just been distributed to subscribers by R. L. Polk & Company, of Richmond, Va. * The new edition Is a sub­ stantia) handy volume listing JS.431 personal and business names in Sanford, including W IN N IN G It AC nitS in Bcnr Lake Cub Scout Pinewood Derby were en­ DeHary. with 18 continued as tered by Tim Daniels, fir s t ; Kim Boyle, second, and Doug Krenzsr, third, the listing age. The afore­ (le ft to righ t). Cubm&ster Bob Bunnell, leader o f Pack 230, la at far left. mentioned count considers the combined names of men and wife as only one name, the publishers explained. The directory shows occupa­ tion or business connection, marital status and name of wife, whether head of house or roomer, names and titles of proprietors and officers of corporations, and other Item* of information. Special regular features ol the new directory include the designations of tenant-owned and renlcd homes; and tele­ phone number listings by atreeti and houses. The variety of business hereabouts is revealed by the many groups catalogued In the yellow pages of the new dir­ ectory, ranging alphabetical­ BEST W O RK M ANSH IP nwards for hnndcnrved trucks in Pinewood Derby ly downward -fo r -advertising held by Bear Lake Ctib Scout-Pack went-to Darrell Smith, first; Doujr _ to used cars. N^w and old Krenzer, second, and Kobe WotherliiKton, third, (le ft to rltfht). More than classifications go “ hand in 100 cubs, their purents ami friends attended the event held at Bear Lake hand" here. For example: Elementary School. Auctioneers and blood banks! g'utt growers and podiatriiti. As with previous editions, there will be a distribution ol the new directory to replace the last directory in free-refercnce directory libraries in other cities, the publishers an­ nounced. This distribution is a part Goshen sard, "discomfort is CHICAGO (U P I) — A psy­ of the service maintained by more accurately viewed aa a chiatry professor said today Holy Crnea T, p I ■ c o p a 1 the members of the Associa­ stimulus to articn and is medi­ tion of North American Direc­ Church, Sanford, lta» set next (what's that you *sy?> that ated by its effect of inrirns tory Publishers in connection Sunday as the deadline to "our technological society Is ing the level of alertness nod with the publication of their apt to he a noisy one.'* | finalize iln lnmt*> aping pmattention of the brain." (Can’t directories, Uu-jr said, and will (You ’ll have to speak up.) you please apeak up?) help to keep outsiders ac­ gr^m which has been tn the Dr. t'harlrs E. Go»hen, w rit­ "In particular,” Goehen alid, quainted with this community planning itagee for aome time question of noxloua ntu! its people and products. by the Women o f the Church ing in an American Medical "the Aasneiutlon publieaticn (a sounds (you're just not com A branch of this out-of-town with advice from a pr<i(c*»iun- w hat?), ««id theie have been ing through) which arise from directory service in this city al landscaper. "dire warnings nf harmful e f­ the nciey technology o f civi is located at the offices of the However, a number of fects of noise on human Seminole County Chimber of Used urban living (quit honk plants and materiali, as well health" Commerce. ing that blasted h ern') in tioshen, aseoeiafe professor themselves rannot he shown First and last on the new a* labor, is needed to tiring roster are AA Rail Rond the project to a successful in the West Virginia School to have a damaging effect un Agency and William J. Zwoj ronclusicn and ilonntiona are of Medicine psychiatry de­ health.” ta Between these two, one being accepted by Mr* Har­ partment. said these warnings (Turn o ff that stupid music may find such picturesque lan Rhodes, dunutione chair­ (did w hat?) generally accom­ or I'll break your stupid f a m I 1y names as Ash- man. pany "efforts to bring about neck!) vown, Crews, Stonecipher, Plants to he used arc bottle abatement < f noise." . Goshen said "environments Carrtway, Sweat, Oaks, Fite. bruhb tree, five feet; 18 t'iit( Y o u ’ r e not c o m i n g which are ‘quiet* anil 'restful' t Fellows. Register. Creamer. zer juniper, two-two and one through, i tend to impede activity.’* Bowling, House, Punch and half feet; Ik* (Ilex Burfodi Goshen said, "Investigation (W het's that he aald? Oh, hopper. (globe) two-lhrea feel; three of the health consequences . . . never mind, I've gnl work lo lllox East I’alutka, cight-IU (would you repeat that?) . . . do.) feet; six H etii Juniper, two- health consequences, however, United I’ raa* International three f.-et; IK variegated pit- beveals no significant correla­ W » » i Virginia has to mil­ tieporutn, 18 34 inches; five tion with none. lion arras af forest ravering lllox Bufodi, fou r-five' feet; “ The issue raise* a much (15 par rent of Its land area, dnylilite. unlimited amount. broader cue (speak up) and according to the World A l­ In addllicn three yarda of that ii the prevailing assump­ manac. peal are needed and volunteer tion that any kind or degree Tha Brotherhood o f St. A n ­ labor ta requested to remove o f discomfort or annoygne* ii the preeent ehrubhery and p o t e n t i a l l y injuriwue to drew of Holy Crota Epiacnpal hralth," Goshen said , . . Churrh. Hanford, will meet at i\ T i i k r u i n i t m i h t o r plant the nrw. il BxttTnrB * * .. ___ J WASHINGTON (U P !) - northern hemisphere—where It to obsenre the areas for pur­ The space agency has pinpoint­ will he autumn, and the sou­ poses of comparison of M ari­ ed locations on a 4,000-mile thern hemisphere — where It ner photographs with those taken long area of M a n that are to will be spring. by ground-bised tele­ The National Aeronautics scopes. and Space Administration (N A ­ If Mariner Is still operating SA) announced that the ex­ normally on July 14, K will act points at which the space­ take up to 21 television photo­ crafts cameras will be aimed were determined by an analy­ graphs and make instrumental sis of Mariner's flight path by measurements o f the Martian be photographrd by Mariner 4 next July 14 The spacecraft's television camera will take pictures—al­ most simultaneously— of the Martian seasons of fail and spring as it flies past the Red atmosphere which may Indi­ Planet. NASA engineers. This Is because Ihe target NASA asked both amateur cate whether the planet can • r e t is divided between the and professional astronomers harbor life. For Properly ^ CM RA W A Y McKIBBIN - C a su a lty 114 NORTH TARK 322-0331 ANOTHER HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT FOOD FAIR. . . DISCOUNT -k J with every purchase I PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 2160 PARK AVE. Landscaping Noisy S o cie ty (Eh?) Program Jet By Harmful To Humans Holy Cross Cook-Quik BEEF CUBE STEAKS 3 MINUTE QUICK OATS I.B BOX $ 179 LIMIT-2 WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER Holy Cross Men ill F i • j A VI SAVE 9< I FYNE-TEX BLEACH C H U t ' P t l ) a F OHM ED • I l ( G £ F M Now You Know S p e c ia l! iOC Set Meeting BISCUIT M IX Legal Notice t h i: n iv t h J im m i. cm . I I IT IN A NII r o il UK HI NOIL «m n tv . r u m iiu . ( I I O K K N I NO. IIAMT FfteTON* M V I M I KIMJS COUNTY, HANK PUlnUff. wb >V 11,LIAM II •I II, AHi:.Nnt:n tk ui. . DtfcmUnti ftn ricB I> or m r WIIHTOSUK r o n x i I.6 II HK t i i . wiM .tAM n nrtAvrna • tut JOYCE U BKAVEIIS, hie wife RKBttlKtVCRi UNKNOW’ * A M I Til. All p e r l i ' f daunlec Inirrr.ia b>, thrmiah. un4*r or again*! the afore•*t4 persona TOU ARK hereby naltflsl Shat a Complaint So for»rIn»v a rsrtata mnrtgag* antumhsrlira ihs following daeetiher) real property, to-wlt: lot I 1, O A K L A N D HILLS ADDITION, according to tha plai tbarsof a* record*.| tn ru t Back II. Page *#. Publio Raoorda ot Semi­ nole County. Florida, hai been filed agalnat you In the above atyled null, and you are required lo aerve a copy of your Aaawar or other Pleadlog to tha Complaint on Plain* tlff'a attorneys. ANDEHSOK. Hl’ SH. DEAN * UIWNDES. t : : Fast Central Iloulevnrd. Orlando. Florida, and fllo tha original Anewer or other Plead­ ing In the office ot the clerk of the Circuit Court on or befor Ihe Itlh day of March. l i l t . I f you fall to do to. a decree pro confeaau will be taken agalnat you for the relief de* ntanded In Ihe Complaint. This Notice shall be publish­ ed oace a week for four eonaeruttre weeks In the BAN* FOltD JIEKA1.D. DATED TIMS l l l h day of Jfrt.ruary, l i l t (SEA!.) . Arthur H tUiltwittf, Jr,, Clerk of A’ lrcult Court Sly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Anderson, Rusk, Peaa a Uowndee I I I F-eet Central Beulevard, Orlando, Florida Publleh rah. IS. Z2. A March 1. ■t. IMS. I acu-u Those wishing to assist may ( what's that about consequ­ provide the plans or pledge ence* ?) funds for thrlr purchase by Writing in "The New- Physi. calling M re.. lthodrs. clan," a publication for medi. cal students, (w h o?), Gcshen can! "people who spend their tlv tl In noisy environments do not have any different type* r M T in o ii »u n c NOTICK 18 hfrthjr jjlvtn thil of health histories than those 1 am • n g i v H In liufthtat ot who live in quiet environ­ • "1 XV Uth . Sanf rd Kts in Inot* County, Florida, un- ments.” , Legal Notice.- dtr th* ffutllliiiia llama of SOUTHERN H lO D U r K . »m1 that 1 1fit* ltd to aal'l ft * mt allh Hit Clark of tha Circuit Court, Hi ml noli Comi­ ty, rtorlfli. trt Accordani • with Thursday for Com INSTANT COFFEE 29 284 NESCAFE,.,. # “ * FYNE-TASTE. 0 9 < SAV E 104 • \IM IT-1 WITH FOOD ORDER, PLEA SE If Installment payments and old biffs are leav­ ing you too little cash for IMnf expense*, got a G.A.C. Consolidation Loan, ft's tha modem, businesslike way to straighten out family finances. IS COPSTTT SEDGE'S COt ST, lE H IM il.X COUNTY, FLOR­ IDA ESTATE OF NAUM I J. J K W K I.I . DECEASED VOID'S! To I RKUITOtlS TO ALL r K R IIIM ItiVI.VG ('■.AIMS OH DEVI AN DS AGAIN* ST SAID ESTATE! You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demand! which you or either of you may hate against said -elate In the office of lion Karlyt* llousholder. County Judge of Seinlnol* County, at hie office In the Court Ileus* la Hanford. Florida, within eli calendar months from tha lima e f ihe first publication of till* notice. Each claim or demand inuel he In writing and contain the place of resident* and post o f ­ fice address o f the claimant and must be rsurn lo by the d e l ms ni, hi* aaent or, atloraey, or the earn* ahall ho void. /e/ JAMES E JEW E M , PKCOFB M ,E 0 ” ‘ 3 5 * # p BROWHEX FROZEN READY TO FRY, BREADED FAHTAIL SHRIMP a BIO U N LONG • REG 25* FRENCH STICK o n e q u ic k lo a n o n e m o n th ly p a y m e n t o n u p in cl- to p a y LOANS Uf S p e c ia l! CINNAMON APPLE TREATS FADE AWAY FAST tha pro%i*loo* of tht ITIrtltlfUif 2 TO StOO 4 « < P R E S H FIRM R I P I TOMATOES G.A.C. F IN A N C E C O R P O R A ' T I O N -lAMroaa- I I I W ait First Slraat................................Telephone 322-3743 —-------------------------------- pajama 421 North O rong* Avenue................... Ta'ephone 424-3805 401 W ait Cenlrol lo u leva rd ................ Telephone 423-8493 124] Coil Colonial Drive........................ .’ Telephone 425-2841 At Eaecutor ef Slid eoiete B ill! OP, OORNSTEJN, TURNRUI-b A PKTRKE 41 K. Fin* B rest * tO A N l’MAOl TO M1IDINTI O p' a U NIARSV TOWNS A Alar. 1, I. m i . CCJ-M am. rnunien followed by a tight breakfast in the parish house • Purposes o f the organisa­ tion, aa stated by Rev. LcRoy D. Soper, rector, are lo meet for fellowship and study and to draw- olher^ melt into the fullness of tha Church. Meet­ ings take place weakly at tha above stated lima and day. Lady Fair MONEY PROBLEMS Nam# Ht * lu t ti* to-wrtli Haotlon IIS hi Florida fitatuti* HIT. t'l*; R U Koonti Publish Ftb II, II, 4 March I I 1MI. CI»J *s Orlando, Florida Publish Feb. 14, I I 7 YOUR CHOICE • 6ot JARS till. 4()oi I'KG j. \ ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS - — (HiH Imf (DwSUN8H9Mt"4IIU 1 _ _ UOT ------- »~ Praak >aU4 !■ PAIR \ ( I d i J PEACH PIE l * ai MO’** rpH l«*a»l (fwmmi a*WlIftj Rjfe>M 51J « • • • • • ■ " • « • 2 - 17 > 4 4 m m m m m m m ( » * 0 m * 4 * • - • . ‘ j f. . •- ‘ * f • . 1 * *‘ * * , ’ . . 1 * ■• * • ■ - • .1 9 |i * < a. * * ■ * a • * * * a* \ , -• It 1! • 11 IIJr 1 If * II t - �( JBU* a Wjr Patre 8—Mon. Feb. 15, ’65 OanTorS Yrrall 55th Anniversary Observed ' By Jane Casselberry Town Harshsl and Mrs. Gita Sawyer of Casselberry were feted at a dinner party given In honor of their SSlh wedding anniversary Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Velvet Jacobs on Lake Kathryn Cir­ cle. The couple was married Feb. 10, 1010 In St. Paul, Minn., and came to Casselber* ry 10 years,ago from Lady­ smith, Wise, They have daughter, Mrs. Helen Hamnorland of Boxeman, Mont., and two grandsons. The room was decorated In a Valentine motif with hearts and cuplda and the guests were served a dellcloui buffet supper. The large cake was beautifully decorated w i t h rosebuds. Invited guests Included Mr. and Mrs, Charles Pierce, Mr. and Mrs, Don Klark, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mayhew, Bert Zimmer, Mrs. Mae Malcy and Mrs. Stell Burrell. MR. AN D MRS. GUS SAW YER o f Cnnsclbcrry tire shown on their 55th wedding anniversary. M is s Carolyn Lee Rice Bride O f W . G . M iller Geneva Personals Bev. M. D. Jackson of Ge­ neva recently supplied the pulpit at the First Baptist Church of Titusville In the ab­ sence . of the pastor of the church, Dr. Hardin. Mlia Carolyn Lee Rice, ahaped arrangement, Inters-1 Miss Patricia Rice attended and waa gowned in tky blue daughter of Mr. and Mra. Lee persed with amall rod hearts. Jher ■Ister as maid of honor allk organza over satin with matching shoes, crown and Roy Rice of Sanford, and Wil­ veil. She carried a cascade liam Guy Miller, aon of Mr. bouquet of red carnations and Mra. Glen Miller, also o( showered with white stream­ this city, were united in holy ers and red hearts. matrimony on Sunday, Feb­ ruary 14, 1903 at 2 o'clock Rosell Walker served th* the afternoon at groom as best man and ushers Baptist Chapel. were Homer Miller, brother of the groom, and Raymond N. Rev. R. T. Barnett officiat­ Murray Jr. ed at the impressive double Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sleg of Lake Harney have returned from a few days visiting friends and relatives In Bra­ denton and Sarasota. ring ceremony with a profu­ sion o f potted palms serving Recent houseguests of the as the altar background. The were Mrs. altar centered a flowered sister and her hui- archway with pedestal baskets '. and Mrs. Kernest o f white glads and mumt Lanoux from Titusville and centlng each tide of the arch. Mr. Jackson's brother and hia Mra. Leland Todd, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. played the traditional Jackson of Orlando. Also hymns with Mrs, W. F. visiting with the Jacksons soloist, singing "O Promise were their daughter and her M e," " T o A Wild family, Rev. and Mrs. Jack "E vening Star" and Stewart and children, Mark, dy of L ove." Catherine and Helen, from Given in marriage by her Center Hill. Rev. Stewart, a father, the bride was radiant former pastor of the First In a white ballerina length Raptlst Church of Geneva, has gown of Chantilly lace. The been called to Philadelphia fitted bodice featured a saBaptist Church which is lo­ brlna neckline, embellished cated near Live Oak. with sequins, and long tapered sleeves. The voluminous Iscc aproneffect overskirt, edged in a scalloped ruffle trimmed In dainty lace, was over a full Bursch, Mrs. Alice McMillan skirt of net with appliques of and Mrs. May Santo and Mrs. iace and sequins enhancing the Mrs. Florence Dauley visitors visible sides. Her elbow length In Sanford from Norwich, Imported silk Illusion veil fell from ■ Liars of crystals. She Conn. carried a white Bible, a gift from the groom, which was centered with an old fashioned nosegay of red and white sweetheart roses in a heart the bride cholse an ice blue three piece ' ensemble with Mrs. Rice chose for her black patent accessories and daughter's wedding an ice blue she wore the corssge of rose* brocade dress with matching from her brldsl bouquet. accessories and she wore a Following a wedding trip corsage o f light blue carnations to tbe Florida east cosst, Mr. tipped with silver, and M0S. Miller will be at Mrs. Miller, mother of the groom, was attired in a coral boucle frock with beige ac­ cessories and a champagne carnation corsage. Immediately following the wedding, a reception was held in the Educational Building of the church. The refreshment table was overlaid with an ex­ quisite South American cloth featuring linen squares hand embroidered in while and joined with appliqued squares o f fillet lace. Red and white mums were arranged in the white candelabra containing tall glowing tapers. The Val­ entine theme was carried out in the decor and (he dainty wedding refreshments com­ plimenting the traditional three tiered wedding cake. Mrs. Andrews Honored On Birthday By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Lillian Andrews of Woodstock, Conn., but a win­ ter visitor to Florida for many years, celebrated her 80th birthday February 2 and was the honor guest at a dinner given by the Social Corner Club. The dinner was held at the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church where Mrs. Andrews Esminger, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Parry and son Chris, Mrs. Bessie Lord, Mrs. Bcsula Thornton, Ed Ludccke, Miss Miriam Burtsch, Mr*. W. F. Bursch, Jerry Lord, Mr*. Josephine Lord, Mrs. Kath­ ryn ..Griffith, Mrs. Anne Tsuity, Mrs. Nellie Fryer, Mrs. Mary Yoemans, Mra. Beatrice The dinner tables were cen­ tered wltn greenery and Ca­ mellias and the honor guest's table was centered with a very large birthday cake, de­ corated with red and yellow roses and the words, "Happy Birthday, Lillian." Following the delicious tur­ key dinner, Rev. W. R. McFherson, M. V. Parry, Fred Esminger and Mrs. Edna Nor­ man, wllh whom Mrs. An­ drews lives, told of the active life led by Mrs. Andrews and wished her many more happy and active years. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ashbell Estsbrooke of Hampton, Conn, and staying for the win­ ter In Oneca, Fla. were among the guests. He Is ■ brother of Mrs. Andrews and this was the first time in many year* that they were together on her birthday. Club members and guests pieient were, Mr. and Mrs. Estsbrooke, Mrs. Edna Nor­ man, Mrs. Metis Starke, Fred Mrs. Gordon Brissnn. horti­ culture chairman for “ T ri­ bute to the Twenties," the an­ nual spring flower show of the Garden Club of Sanford, suggested today that prospec­ tive entrants start immediate­ ly to groom their plant* and flowers for exhibition March 6 and 6. She added that en­ tries are not limited to gar­ den club members, but may be made by any resident of Sem­ inole County or by residents of other a re us by special ar­ rangement with her. MRS. L IL L IA N ANDREW S wan honored on her 80th blrthdny, Febninry 2, with n party given by the Social Corner Club. Shown at the left are Mr. and Mra. Joseph Ashbell Estabrooke, the honorec’a brother and w ife; Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Edna Norman. FOR YO U ll V A L E N T IN E ! Gifts » Cards - llooks 210 E. Firm St. MISS BE VER LY IIA /E LB A K K U was honored with a Burpriae birthday party on January 111) at the Went Lake Rrantlcy Road home o f M i»« Toni Morrison. Guests enjoying the delightful party are nhown first row from the left, Debra Dane, Paul Klinger Jr., Mike Steblck, John McDermott, Jim Lucas and Cher! Adams; middle row, Toni Morrison, Liz Klinger, Beverly Ilazclbaker, honoree, and Linda Anderson; last row, Leonard Hollis, Leslie llazelbakvr, Kenneth Dunn, Woody Sessoms and Judy Chenet. Tricky You Gotta Have Heart" February Is Heart Month. Wt Put Our Hearts In Our Work! Tbs Newest, Most Modem Equipment Enables Ua To Give Yon The Finest Dry Clennlng Available Anywhere. 1 hour aervlca no extra charge. i Thl* Week — Over The Counter Salta — Prevention To keep ripe and green ripe olives fresh and glossy for b« treated successfully. Part GIVE! of the reluctance, the psychi­ atrist suggested, stems from HELPYOUR a needles* fear over possible mutilating effects of a diag­ nostic incision. JJjJbttL e/ e Cleaners 'hums The Blew Of QpalltJFA Service S rtt dlam. ' BILVBRPLATfE BY ~ INTERNATIONAL 319 W. 13th S t KADER JEWELERS Phone 322*3315 112 8. PARK AVE blooms ami branches, be cut very early in the morning of the show, Containers will he provided for all cut speci­ men*. The horticulture schedule indicated that cut specimens will he judged fur cultural perfection which includes con­ sideration of color, size, sub­ stance, form, foliage and/or sp in, and the condition of the Howard Henderson and Danny Rraddock attended the K.F.A. Day at the Tampa Fair Saturday. Each chapter of F.F.A. chose three hoys to represent their chapter at the fulr in the cattle judging con­ test on Monday. Howard was chosen along with Gary Gio­ vanni of DeLeon Spring and Gary Pope of Dei.and. The F.F.A. hull was taken to the fair to he shown this week Howard and Robert Wilkins o f I.ake Helen remained thero to take care of this hull. specimen. Entries muy be Mrs. Fay l.ee underwent made in the following sec­ surgery in thr Seminole Me- ON E Hair Cut 11.75 Plain Shampoo A Set 92.00 High Fashion Styling $2.50 up Only Senior Beauticians Phone 322-3014 Commercial APR IC O T B U TTE R M ILK CUSTARD PIE 1 baked pie shell 2 cups cultured buttermilk 1 cup evaporated milk 3 eggs, beaten 1 cup sugar Vk tap. salt 2 cups dried apricot halves Blend together buttermilk, evaporated milk, eggs, sugar and islt. Line pastry shell with apricot halves. Slowly pour buUermi'lk over apricots. Bake in very hot oven 450 de­ grees for 10 minutes. Reduce heal to 350 degrees and bake 40 to So minute* longer or un­ til silver knife inserted 1 inch from edge of filling come* out clean. Cool completely before serving. •Family Fashions A Footwsar" In Downtown Sanford Johnny Adkison accompan­ ied his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rraddock; his sisters, Darlene and Brenda and brother, Mike; his uncle Iwe Hilliard; his cousin, Mrs. Hetty Orr and her children, Mike, Jean and Marjorie, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crosby in Jessup, Georgia. Mrs. Crosby and Mr. Dilliurd are twins and their get together was in celebration of their birthdays. birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Andr* A ylioi of Altamonte Spring* and Mis* Saundra MeBrida of Dei.and were guests. FOR A N Y OCCASION FLO W ERS AR E A L W A Y S CORRECT SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. E. 1st & Sanford A re. 322-1822 322-8452 WAVE DAYS D uring Feb. W ed. n’ Thurs. REG. NOW 25.«»n I T 50 1 7 50 1 2 50 Other W ave* ^sio Up FOR APPO IN TM E N T C A L L 322-4913 * Betty Annes Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. RA CK . . . N O W 1/2 P R I C E Plenty Of Fraa Parking mortal Hospital in Sanford Wednesday. We wish her a speedy recovery. Neal Hoffman and son, Tommie, o f Maine, who have Lunrhron Salad been spending the past two For those wlio like sweet weeks in Daytona Reach have salads, try shrimp - banana been fishing several days llowaid, Bobby and rings for a main course lunch with salad. Dissolve 1 (6 ounce) James Wllborn. package uf lemon flavored gelatin m I L rups oi ladling Wilburn was the A. W water Blend in 2 cups oi may­ guest of tumor at a surprise onnaise. Chill until syrupy birthday dinner celebration Fold in 'v cup of chopped cel­ Saturday evening. Mr. and ery, 2 <4'i ounce) cans of Mrs. Howard Wilburn and jumbo shrimp, drained, ami family, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby 3 all-yellow bananas, sliced. Wllborn and family. Mrs’. AlPour inlo a 0 cup ring mold amu Goodwin, Junior runningChill until firm. Makes < 1 ser­ ham, o f Enterprise, Mr. and vings. Mrs. Herman Wtihorn and family and Carroll Brown of Fancy Sanford attended. NEW YORK ( U P I) —Dress up baked potatoes hy serving Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray and with a blue cheese sauce. Com­ family, Mr. and Mra. Charles bine I cup dairy sour cream, Ray and family and Mr. F. II. '4 cup (about three ounces) Ray, all o f Birmingham are crumbled A m e r i c a n blue visiting several Ray families cheese, and 2 tablespoons and the Goodwin families. chopped chives. Cook over low heat until the cheese melts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ and spoon into hoi baked po­ son entertained Saturday eve­ tatoes. ning with a dinner honoring For garnish, sprinkle a few their ion, on Howard, his cui chive* on t"P. 72 LADIES DRESSES BEAUTY SHOP IH** dlam. L l l r Among the out of town wed­ ding guests was Mr*., Anna Carhsrt, sister o f the groom from Baltimore, Md. ENTERPRISE PERSONALS Eighteen sections for the classification of v a r i o u s nial* (One stem, except for button, calendula, blooms and plants will allow bachelor for a complete range of hor­ candytuft, pinks, single and ticulture specimens and Mrs. double nasturtium, pansy, penIlrisson urged that anyone who tas and sweet pea - 3 stems; lias a worthy specimen plan violet and viola (G sternal; It. Rose; I) Hibis­ to enter it between 2:0b and Camellia; 4:00 P.M. March 4 or from cus; K. Ilulbs, cornu, rhi­ 8 30 to 11:00 A.M., March 5. zomes, tubers; F. Flowering, To he eligible for exhibi­ fruiting nr berrying shrub, tion, all plants, whether shown tree tu vine (One stem or in their containers or as rut brunch not to exceed 24" in specimens, must have been length); G. Foliage (One stem owned and grown hy the ex­ or branch not over 24" in hibitor for at least three length ur 3 leaves from stemmonths prior to the show. It less plants, such as aspidis­ is expected that all entries tra I ; II. Cut o ichid*. will lie correctly labeled with Container grown plant* will both botanical and common he judged primarily for their names, although u classifica­ cultural perfection ami condi­ tion committee will he avail­ tion with fioriferousness a able to assist when the plant consideration in blooming is registered. Plants in- pots plants. These section* include: exceeding twelve inches In I. ilulbs, coi ms. rhixomes, tu­ diameter will he placed in a bers; J. Cacti and succulents; special class for large speci­ K. Flowering or berrying mens and wit) he subdivided plants; L. Ferns and allies; as to category before being M. Foliage plants; N. Balms; O. Orchids; I’ New, rare or judged. Mrs. Rrisson pointed out exotic, plants, Q. (Collections that grooming of all plants of i j Five varieties of any Sweet . is o f p'rimsry importance one kind of plant, each in a NEW YORK (U P I) — H since evidence of .insects or separate container; or 2) A t their damage, yellowed fo li­ least three plants, alike or they know you’re coming aage, or dlrt-incrustcd pota re­ different, in one container not board on your birthday or flect immediately the fact to exceed 12" x IH” ; R. wcddtng anniversary, one air­ that the plant has not receiv­ l'lants in oversized contain­ line will bake you a cake. ed proper care. Dust and dirt ers (exceeding 12" in diame­ Through the years, American Airlines has baked 50th and on Iravea should be gently ter.) brushed away and spray reIn all sections, the exhibi­ 60th wedding anniversary ca­ aidue should he removed by tor nmy enter only one speci­ kes and even some UHth birth­ carefully wiping the leaves men o f the same variety in day cakes. The cakes are pre­ with clear or slightly soapy each clasa or subclass except sented to the celebrants dur­ ing flight. water. Unjier no condition in Q. above. ahould any oily auhitanca be rubbed onto the foliage. Potted plants should be wa­ tered throughly prior to en­ tering them for competition. A t the tame time, the exhibi­ tor should scrub the pot or container aa thoroughly clean aa possible. Faded or w ille f j flowers, dead leaves, wire* or other "props'' ahould be removed. * • - ? REG. Q.99 to 2Q99 VALUES Mrs. Brisaon also suggest­ ed that cut specimens, both Eva Bess Polarized Fur Storage * SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT . I Most hour* at room temperature, a breast lump avoid medical drain and dry them on paper evaluation until too late, says towels. Then roll the olives, Dr. Mitchell A. Gold, a Col­ one at a time, In a small dish umbia University psychiatrist. containing a few dropa of sslInterviews with 100 victims U deiircd, ad or olive oil, sprinkle with a little dry musmus of breast cancer revealed that tard, chill powder or dehydra 64 delayed medical attention led onions. ao long the cancers could not HEART Ladles* Plain Skirts 49c NEW YORK (U P I) - women who have discovered The Bride's Book, kept by Miss Patricia Rabun, was on a table overlaid with a white eutwork linen ,cloth, accented I with a lovely arrangement of red and whiti mums combined home at 612 Park Avenue. t» tions: A. Annual* and .peren­ CARDS & GIFTS Flemings MRS. W IL L IA M GUY M ILLE R Partial. Schedule Outlined For Flower Show Entrants Ji an active worker. with baby'i breath In a cupld container. Others assisting at the re­ ception were Mrs. C. M. Ra­ bun Jr., Mr*. R. N. Murray and Mrs. J E. Andrew*. Flosting hostesses were the Misses Peggy Rsbun, Ethel Todd aniT Cheryl Murray. For her going awav outfit Ccni>a/iX We Invite Accredited Charge Accounts! We Invite You To Check Our Competitive Prices! Free Delivery Service! We Offer The Personalized Attention Of “ Home Town Folks I” Free Prescription Pickup Service! • Compare Our Price With The Price You Pay After The So Called Prescription Discounts] ~Th« Prescription Our Primary Concern" Touchton’s Rexall Drug Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And “Ernie" Mill* COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2481 , �■ J a* * b ' . ►> * ' B m T n rS Mon. Fob. 15, 'G5—Pape 9 ^ r n lB (DsWi CUbby: D E AR A B B Y i I need a serious answer. Tims after time you advise women, who are married to men who hare loet all Intereet In eex, to "g e t him to a doctor." Now tell me, Abby. Ex­ actly what can a doctor do fo r hlmT By Abigail Van Buren jja£Dby On(Btiidqsi The maxim “ Silence li gold­ en " does not mean that one should remain silent when speech is required, but mere­ ly that there is no need to open ana's mouth when he hss nothing to gsin by opening it. In a recent team game both South players opened with two clubs. In each Instance North responded two diamonds be­ cause they were playing that bid to show a bad hand over the two club opening. One East player could not wait to double. 11a had good diamonds and wanted to tell the world about It. The diamond double did not discourage hla opponents but rather helped them to reach the spade slam since North realized that his singleton dla- “ the man might need psy­ chotherapy. I f it'e due to the natural aging proceie, and nothing can( be done to re(tore hli intereet, then the wife might need some psy­ chotherapy to help her ac­ cept It. M AR R IE D TO ONE D EAR M ARRIED : A doc­ tor can tell whether hli lack o f Intereet !■ due to physl> cal reaeoni, or psychologL cal one*. I f It'a physical, the eltuatlon might posilbly be remedied with proper treat­ ment. I f it'a psychological, JTOftTH A K IM S with the diamond ace and promptly ruffed a diamond In *1 0 4 *1 dummy. Then he came back ♦ • to hii hand with a heart and *1 0 «T ruffsd a second diamond. This W ilt K A1T II IJTI ' lime he returned with a trump * QJItl VKIT and ruffed hla l u t diamond. ♦ 10 T 8 AKQ JM Eventually he had to lose a + J I8 4 A ll club but tha slam waa home. BOOTS (D ) The other East saw no rea­ A A Q 111 son to open hla mouth. The hand belonged to bla oppon­ A a k q i ents and he decided to tell ' Both vulnerable them nothing. . -t Beatt Waal North leal South bid hla spades ady3A Paaa 1 * Dble way but North had no way 3A Paso * A Pass to know what hla singleton di­ 4A Pass I A Pass •A Peas Pass Paaa amond waa anything special Opening lead— 3 • and North and South fettled for a game contract. Of course. South made the mood had to be Just what hla tame 12 tricks but the slam partner wanted. It also helped South la the bonus was nolaworthy for Its play. He won the first trick absence. It... . “ The sacred right of Italian favor of continuing tha breakhusbands lo have their break- fast-in-bed service. Probably most of . those >fast served in bed la not wive* bad long ago found out threatened," says a news that gelling up and having a story out uf Turin, Italy. cup of hot coffee ready to hand The itory goes on to say that their husbands when they en Italian newspaper printed awakened them Is an eaay a letter from an indignant price to pay for a husband wife who said, although the who faces the day cheerfully, Italian - breakfast ia generally rather than with a grouch. just a cup of black coffa-o, And if such a small service serving it to them in bed gave makes a husband feel like a . husbands tyrannical habits. king—or even a tyrant—well, The newspaper expected lo let him feel like that for a be deluged with letters from few happy momenta each day. wives also fed tip with serving It really isn’t too surprising their husbands breakfast In that Italian women have voted bed. In favor of a husband’s right The avalanche of letters did to have this morning coffee come—but they were all In In bed. 2tiqhJUujht& DEAR A B B Y : I am mar­ ried to a man who waa mar­ ried before but waa separat­ ed from hla wife at the time wt met. He assured me that he and hla wifa had been estranged for a long time and that he never saw her. ' Well, Abby, ehortly after we returned from our hon­ eymoon, I found a folder with 87 letter* from her. I am not proud o f It, but I read every one o f them. She telle him how much she “ lovee" him and "mlaaea’ ’ him. They are all dated, and were written when he and I were going together. I f I had known that she was try.ing to get him baek^J would hava 1*1 him alone. It is too late now. We are married. My husband said those lettere, don't mean a thing, that she lov«a to write let­ ters, but he never answer­ ed any of them. I realise he can't be blamed because SHE wrote to him, but if her letters didn't mean a thing, what was he saving them fo r t SECOND W IF E D E AR W IF E : Look at it thie way: I f he were trying to get away with something, he’d have destroyed the “ evidence." By Oswald Jacoby U W& Jhc (jjomsin D EAR A B B Y : la is true thai people who eat more slowly tend to eat less food T ‘ H A R R IE T T E D E AR H A R R IE T T E : Yes, and especially if they are members of a large family, • • • By Ruth Millett The only surprising thing la that at least ■ few of them didn't suggest that Just one day a week the Italian huaband gel up and make the coffee and bring It to his wtfa, so that on one day a week she could feel like a queen. —— That would seem to be only fair to the wifa. Too, It ought to make those other six mornings seem more special. A service that ia performed every single day without fall isn’t nearly as appreciated as the service that la skipped oc­ casionally. It takes a bit of doing with­ out to make doing with feel like pure luxury. T V Time Previews TV Time Show of the Night: sortment of of songs that are songs In English, Iranian, 10-11 p m ABC. Dinah Shore excellent, unusual and multi­ Swahili, Portuguese, Tsgalog, Special. Dinah’s musical sa­ lingual. The numbers Include Spanish and several other ton lute lo the Peace Corps i* a the much publlclied debut of Burs Sargent Shriver of the joyous affair what with Harry Earl Brown’s “ II Cents an Pesre Corps m ike* s brief Beiafonl* as her only guest. Hour" detailing what li ex­ Without extraneous people, pected of the Peace Corps lor sppcsrsnrs sod the show is Dinah and lla rry do an as­ practically no return, plua played to in audience of Corps recruits ott their way to foreign assignments. 8 9 p m. NBC. The Man From U.N.C.L E “ The BowWow Affair” If we wanted to 10 CM) (2) Meke Room for MONDAY P. M. Daddy ho funny, we might say this * .00 IS) Niters ( I ) Mike Wallace Newi series is going to the dogs. ( I ) Nrwi. Sports. 10:11) I t l What'e This gong Wother Thai1* pretty much what’s 10) I Lave Leer ( ! ) Neweuops, Cent, ) o a* ( I ) NBC News happening on this show sod if l i t IS) Maverick 11:00 ( ! ) Concentration i l l - lie New* ths ASPCA w io ti to protest, ' . ( * ) Andy of Mayberry (1) Huntler-Brlnkley no one would blame them. (r j Dec. Bride lit part 11:10 ( ! ) Jeopardy A 7:00 ( i ) /.-ne Grer 8:20-9 p.m. CBS. Andy Grif­ ( ! ) Th- McCoys w r») Digest fith Show. " I I I Had A S4 ( I ) Brice Is Itight T.JO C> Karen ( * ) Voyage To Ths Bot­ Million” Barn*)1’* a combina­ TUESDAY P. M. tom of the Sea 11.00 i t ) I x e e at Lire tion .Martha! DUlon-Shsrlock ( I ) To Tall tha Truth (1) Say Wh ta Holmes tonight. H* finds a i t ) Karen i t ) Donna Read Show 1:00 IS) I’ ve Uot A (errat 1! ! i I t ) News suitcase full of loot and the (1) Man . f r o m UNCLE 11 .>0 (0) Father Knows Beet 1:10 IS) Tha Andy Griffith I t ) Scare* fee Teaser- FBI is called in. Andy tries , Show desperately to save Barney raw ( I ) No Tlmo for Ser­ ( t ) Truth * r Ceasefrom becoming a hem, but the geants qutnees t : t * ( ( ) MonHir Night Movl# dauntless deputy makes It t t i t l f t ) Oalstag Ugrwt ( I I Wendy A Ste 11 l t (1) NBC News anyway. (S> Andy VVItllame 1:«0 <«> Girl l a Ik M;M> p.m. CBS. Ths Lucy 1:10 (1) Hollywood and tha (0) T-irn Krrile , glare ( ! ) Nseva, Editorial, W ea­ Show. “ Lucy *nd the Counleis (0) It 1:ig Crnahy Shner ther Lot* Weight" It’s flash, flesh 10:00 <}> Alfred Hltcheork 1:11 ( i ) Fusee t»> I'lneh Shore eperlat 1:10 l l ) A* The Werld Tyres end more fleih as Lucy and 11:00 i t ) Newj, Bporte, Wea­ ths countess (Ann Solhern) go (1) Lei's Make a Deal ther ’ ( ) ) Newsline _ t » ) .Newscast _ to s health farm. You'll be ex­ tt> Nsweline — 1 I I ( ! ) N n c New* posed to twisting torsos, v i­ 11:11 (0) Theeter of the Stare 1:00 ( I ) Dataware brating fsnnlsi and very busy (S) The Let* Show (1) Moment of Truth 11:10 (1) Tonne Show ( I ) Finns In the Wind arms and legs. The girls are 1:00 ( I ) Art Llnkletter TUESDAY A, X. ther* ss part of a plot to ( I ) Day la Court ( I I Tho Darter* raise money, but ell U>*y suc­ 0 00 ( I ) Sign Oa l i t ( I ) ABC New* «:*S ( ! ) flunahlne Almanac ceed in raising Is ■ slapstick 1:00 i f ) To Tell The Truth I 31 I t Metre A Weather <l) Another World ruckus. Even a buxom cow t:!0 (J> Juurnallem (0) General g n i y l t t l ( t) Sunrise Semester bulls bar way Into Use show. I : f! (01 New* Television Tonight * 1:10 (H (0) T 71 toy V l:M (I) S:M f t ) 1:10 ( t ) t»> 1:00 I t ) (I) 1:11 It) 0:10 10) (I) News A Weather Today Sunahlna Almanaa Wake Up Uovlea Newe Fere* Harked ft*pert Teaay Mlrkey Evane Show Newe A Weather ther Cagtala Hangar** Weather am* Nawa Today Beany ft Ceoll Dtvarea Court American History r.xerclee Itomper Room . , Morning Movl* t i l l (0) (1) (I) 1:11 <f| Oil! ( I t (I) (it 1:11 i t ) 1:11 (l> (I) 1:11 ( I ) It) (I) t : ! t (1) 1:1* l i ) ll< (I) The Edge *| Right Too Don't flay Tho T oun t Married* Douglas Rewards Hew* aearet Siena Treilmaeler The Mttth ftawe NBC New* Untie W a ll Heat of drouth * Seahunt Wendy Woodpecker Wells Farg* Sports Newaeeg* Leave ll T * Beaver Sports, wBather, News o \ fi« it lU f IN TOHITft ft TLBS . Tire I gaafar* ihowlag fiN ft ■*•»* krU S H U M A N D lT L IL A T O H f O e e Rader — Cater. - H i r r i R V IN OLTftft arA cft- Surta Heat ( n t v rC L K O P A T S A - NO W thru WED. A T 1:M • 1:20 • 1:20 7:20 • 0:20 fu i\ r l THCA1RI FEB. 31 • I t • 11 “Cleopatra” First Sao/erd Bhdwl.g Un-Cut Version — Baft* As Read Show — NOW A T . R E G U LAR A D U LT S AD M ISSIO N M t PRICES W S ID E G L A N C E S B y Galbraith M *D ,rto w J MANfMA.M/Ltjvs.t FOK7UNAT6' was ooiN<s To m e M W O R '4 OFFICEI o n ® TM 0B94NNIN6 TO IH A TY M O N V y) TD HELP HIM W ITH, WCfVW.BCa KXK FEAMUrfJ WAV TO PICK H l^NEW TAY < UKtVOUOTHiH CHIMP6 UP 1HE MOftEY: F*?OM CLAUD* 1 •s t u d y /-— b u t ' — I FOAGOTTO SCJENOJ A COMPLETE ORDHt f t * TUPOCKttWTY.' fDj VOUB WISHES COME TVS MEN 34TH14 700 60 D E AR AB B Y: I know you can’ t print all the letters you » e n * N HUMOP] Sc h u l t z ! Since Yo u ’r e gvt, but I wish you would HfcR HEADED OUT A N l Y W A V / / . ^--BEFORE-. ^ print this one. About three YOU MAY AS WEIL e - f JAKES A BAIN6SOME- ^ years ago I wrote to tell OTHER 'k tH O S j— 1 i IHUNh. you my troubles, which all HOME.' started with a drinking problem. You told me to ad­ mit to myself that I was an alcoholic and t o .g o to an A .A . meeting. I went, and they gave me all Wse-_\ help and understanding yoTWJ said they would. A fter stay­ ing on the wagon for munth*. my w ife t o o k me back and I became a fam ily man again. I am now holding down a job. ?A?ALKIMd It'* hard work, but I'm glad A TU3UTI ran do it. I now live ac­ ROPE« cording to tha A-A. program and atill attend meetings. I pay my bill* and stay sober OUT OUR W A one day at a time. 1 now look at myself in the mirror and I like what I see. 1 go to parties where others drink, but I stick to my fru it julee. 1 don't think any­ body could get me to take "just one" again. God bless you, Abby, and thank you fo r helping to give me a new life. A.A. A N D PROUD OF IT • • A FIRST. O P C O U R6fc' S’ K Y " I f yo u ’ rs quite through co p y in g recip es, M id a ir s m ay I taka a peek a t tha sporta p a g e ? " C A R N IV A L By Dick Turn er Troubled? W rit* to AB ­ BY, Box 89700, I.os Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aelf-addresssd envelop*.. • • • For Abby'* booklet, “ HowTo Have A Lovely Wed-' ding," send GO cent* to Ab­ by, Box 89700, Lo* Angeles, Calif. , to o so o n i.Tr£ - OUR a n c e s t o r s “ I am fifty-two, and have graying drab hair It was a tort of blonde, so what color should I have my hair done? I am going to have a profess ionsl take care of the jo b ­ s’ J ." Why not have the beautician try colors next to your face? They have swatches and in this way you can find yl irtovt becoming shade. I- prefer the lighter tones, and do remem­ ber that yju will need now and harmonising makeup. “ 1 hear so much about peo­ ple of my age group dancing 1 am widowed and very lone­ ly. Could 1 attend some dame class alone?—Nelly K ," Yes, of course, and In this way you will meet people. He aure you select s reputable dance school, snd check it Infora .Joining Dancing is fun and good exercise. "Would you advocate ■ wo­ man of fifty or more attend­ ing t night school to learn some skill ao that she can go to work?—E ." 1 would Indeed. This is ■ Rood Idea and it will give you more assurance when be­ ing interviewed. Select ■ course in something which you will be able to handle easily. "M y daughter married a European and has invited me to visit her 1 am slaty and esn afford the fare but worry be cause I have never Uavelrd and have never been on a plane. Am I too old and fear­ ful?—Ann* " Go—and whit a nice trip you will have. II is never too late to do anything you want lo do. J!o, don’ t hesitate, and lend me a nost card when you get there so I will have the pleasure of knowing that you took my adv,ce. “ When mature people mar­ ry, must they have friends to see the ceremony? We have no mone) and just feel that we will be happy together. We, my husband to-be and I, are old friends We are both ulune and lonely. He has a Small house and we both have a Uny sum — Header " Why not just go to the City Hall and have a simple cere money, or a church one if you prefer’ You can dismiss it with (tie pastor and arrange to lx- married in hit study. Good luck and happiness from “ Beauty \fter Forty “ I need an afternoon dress My hair i> gray, my skin pale Would a gray wool he loo much gra> G G ’* I auggest pale blue This will he a till more flittering Tomorrow—From My Note­ book. "B u t l do hava special r a te * fo r ilttl# people Ilka y o u r grandson, M re. v a n R iley • • • fiv e dollara ft fln gftfli | T IZ Z Y By Kate Osann “ Mr. Brndy w nnti to photograph the Civil War, Ganeral — do you think both sides will hold still for It? " SH O U T R IB S V|Mwhi^ * L A S T 3 D AYS ‘ I like w lriter rom a n ce* b e tte r th an lu m m tr rom anoM h In Color AI 2:00-4:0G-8:00 7:S5-B:Ln You g e t taken to more movies ami dances and thing* 1" South Seas A c aoaa I New Uviinae ■ airport 4 Island of — Dining Out? F W ORLD PREM IER O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E Bocu F irry yr a *«. • 0:11 ( t ) 1:40 (1) (0) 7:1! i t ) 7:10 i t ) l i l t fit 4 ' f u ITh'f # .* *x . enjoy me surprising va riity o f delicious food* and the fast, courteous service at the Trad* Winds Cafeteria located next to the theatre in the Beminol* Plasa Shopping Center on U.8. 17-92 be­ tween Hanford end Orlando. Tender, prime meat*, garden-fresh vegeta­ ble*, appetising salads snd your fa ­ vorite pi* or cake. On Tuesday evenings, w* o ffer a 10os. New York StrloTn Strip cooked to your order for only 79c. Thursday night is Fam ily Night with frr* des­ serts fo r all. Saturday night Is Steak N ig h t— a big, 44-lb. T-Dcne *t*»k cooked lo your order fo r only 11.1)0. lo ra BUGS B U N N Y CJRI ANDO — ? I’jiteioiiit Pit)-1 ~ Seminole PUu COCOA 109 Wuyland UISBHHG 900 N Bin! a Athapeaces Indian e Electron to Allowanci ter will a Gsurrta 7 Kjptrttu------ la II Hope’ klta New IlsbrUaa IS rioartabog 31 Derates «K 3 f 33 Jo! IS F a x * 3S Uangae llher 14 Weeks (Lsttag step* UOsnsrsi---- 34 New Zaalaoft I! acArthur as lid aoprsno ’ «a s to *tf n Wise men a e tm ii____ ,UKdd)** 34 Walling Sortie grass 47 4 l i American 3i Weapon M 41 Oiooreaui suffragist 4211s cm(dial Is to lancing 30 View 33 Farad erratum 34 Over train 31 Greek Inter 41 Island oft Jam fenft 37 Stuck together 33 Flrrxrc aoategfc t t Flora (B d ____ IT r r r f sT jT SSUodooo (pe*U 34 Immerse MAetlaia SS Boro •raaadud S* Employer *0 Becomes rulnr *3 lute ball dabs 43 lot 49 Winged 11 Corrupt ft) Ocean— (pLj 83— ’ B i ’ Luncheon: I I a.m. -2 :1 8 p.m. Dinner: 4:80 p.m. >8:00 p.m. FLUB S P E C IA L ADDED A T T R A C T IO N A T 1:00 . 8)00 • 1:00 7:00 - 1:00 •"■ it t / 7 / f W a r i mi C A F E T E R I A S )• rf �I, H o ro sc o p e Forecast H E R A LD W ant-A ds Bring Fast Results Tuugtlay, F j f b m r j I I , 1 IU 1. Lost ft Found G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S: You iiuldtnly » r * fnUrtftcd In roducing thoM big pUna with which you h*vg bacoma imbued to • workable auecaaa. I f you art to do ao, you nttd a harmonloua balance of long • provgn raathoda with current appliancee and aupplica that are rary up-to-date, ao that a moat thoughtful and intelligent courae ia need­ ed to make thle a truly worth­ while day and evening. Otherwlae you flounder between being reatleaa at the one mo­ ment and immovable the neat. AR IE S (Mar. 81 to Apr. IB) Work la the keynote today and tonight, but by being co­ operative with aeaoclatee and planning lime carefully, ev­ erything ia fine. Get health improved more intelligently. A ll elae ia then ameliorated. TA U R U S (A pr. 20 to May 20) You have wonderful and aurpriae chance* to get your talenla liefore the big-wig* of note today and tonight. Plan evening early. Set up appolnlmenta. Da with thoae you tru­ ly enjoy. GEM INI (M ay 21 to June 211 Avoid getting Into any argumenta with other*, even though you know the anaweta — keep busy at own a f­ fair*. lie careful with thoae dwelling under own roof. Quarrel could have long-time effect. MOON CH ILD REN (June 22 to July 21) Much care muat be eaerciaed In motion anywhere and alao be careful to atudy atatementa - well. Don't Uka riaka of any kind. Remain harmonloua with oth­ er* by flret thinking before apeaking. I.EO (July 22 to Au,g. 21) Strange aituation* aria* where finance* ehd real eatate ar* concerned, ao be aura you are economical and don't inveat until later In the week or month. Buay yourself with mlnutaa. Get it all cleared up. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Better try to regain your equilibrium early In the day or you go flying sky high at on* minute and very low the neat. Take bugs out of any plans you may have. See that you taka health treatments. LIB R A (Sept. 23 to O ct 22) A good day to get at all those small accumulated du­ ties that ar* usually vsry dull. Thos* about will help. Forget about frivolity and get done what you start in early AM. 8CORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Being very courteous and kind with long-time pals is light, but be on your guard with those you have recently met. Labor diligently Avoid the social in TM which could he very boring. SA G ITTAR IU S (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Thinking along new and very lofty lines now ia wist since higher-ups are very enthusiastic. Don't ba patty or others shun you. Bs sure your credit is good. CATRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) .Listen to the ideas, suggestions of newcomers, hut don't waste too much time from work, etc, Carry through with obligations expected of you. Don't invest unwisely. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. IB ). Keep promises of both a personal and business nature or other* will be full of Ire. Be kind with mate and relatives, friends. Their pos­ sible III humor ii due to eth­ er causes that hava nothing to do with you, H 8C E8 (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Joining force* with reg­ ular associate* for long-time added benefit* i* right, thuugh It may change your other plans for the day. Reconcile with thos* who have teen in­ imical. Show your beat quali­ ties. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TO D AY, h* or sha may seem to b* very picky aa • child, but this is only because there ia a love of orderline** and rlaanlinaa* In th* naturs. Teach early however that there I* a time and place for everything and lifa ii not long enough for tboroughnee* with all. Excellent chert for the dietician, teacher, laboratory workar, ate. where precialon la a prerequisite. ’The Stare iaspel, they do l e t compel." What you ■aka af your Ufa la large­ ly up im YO U I Carroll Righter'a Individual Forecast for your tign for March la new toady. For your copy aaad your blrthdat* and •1.00 to Carroll Rlgbter Foracaat (th* Sanford Herald), D ox 28, California. Classified Phones Fre e s g a a fe rd B ir b t s s * 322-5612 Frees ■•esteete C ee e lv - 425-5938 niel N et nirrrs— Lseg D ie l a a t e 11 to is |a 11.50 11.80 |2.63 1« to » 14 |1.(0 |I2.32 |3.SO 11.50 |S.II |4.75 21 to 25 |5 | :s to 30|«1 1.50 I 3.78 |3.70 M le le s e se * 4 — 1 L i e * (f iv e e - l r f i r r w a re s p e r lie * S tM H le le e e C k e r fi A ll S h ip D e l e A * s C h a r g e d a t 1 -D ap R a te C O N TR A C T RATE S ON REQUEST ULASSIF1KD IMSMfeAY I I . 10 Per Inch at 1 e alaasa ERRORS T h e D e r a i l w i l l e a t be r e . e p s a a lb l* t a r w a r e t k a a a a s •a r e r r e r t la s r r t le a . 2. Personals Sanford'i Moat Complat* NOTHING IS LOST until a t e d W il liam s h d w . Herald Want Ad fslla to find 10i E. ii th . ill-lilt It) Do you hava a drinking prob­ lem. W rit* P. O. Box l i l t , ' Sanford. SEM INO LE LODGE NURSING AND CONVALESCENCE nEVIDENCE P O. Box Ills, Sanford. Pla. 100 SOUTH B AT AVE __________ p n . i t i - i m H A R R I E T T ’* Beauty N o o k , soft water, evening app't*. 101 So. Oak, .111-1741. Legal Notice > tup. n n rrir fourt \ i \ t m j i i h i i %i . r u i n i t o r F i . n i t i i i * i\ %M i r u n » k r i XOI.K COUNTY. r iiA M 'K itr no, N o r i n c o r m i t in H O N T n i f i K F O I I K a o M lilt KKD KR Al, N AT IO N AL MORT<3AUK A8HOCJATIOX, a corpor­ ation. Plaintiff. too L A T IN O H E N S . Cag aa. Chicken Manure. 111.401*. CARPENTER. Horn* Repair* ft Addition!. First data Wo rkmanahlp. Th 111.7001. Pawning or Buying? — St* ua! A - l P A W N SHOP 1101 Orlando Dr. 111-1170 Adding Mnrhlnaa • Typewriter* Salta - Rental* - Repairs P O W E L L S OF FICE SUPPLY INCOME T A X P R E P A R A T IO N 1101 Douglas Av*. R. R. Ransbottom Ph. 111.7100 PAINTING, Repairing endoaurae. Interior wall cleaning by Von Fchradar wall Datargenl. 111-1180.________________ SAVE TOUR DOOR ft JOlTll HEAT Replace the Jalousie In your door with an a l t - » « a l h » r Fraellt# Unit. For mor* tnformation call your local Lumber Co. or th# Pataraoa Lumber Co. in Orlando. Gardan O-illt. 22 . I’ lumbinfc 6. Child Care A ft B CONTRACTORS PLUMBING Contracting Repairs F R E E E ST IM A TE ! R. L H A R V E T JOt Sanford Av*. 111-11H N A N N I E S K ID D IE CARE. Infanta to • yra. Opan I I hour*, by th* hour, day or weak. 1440 8. Dak A V i , 111-0111. CH IL D CARE, I l l - f i l l . 8. Peta ft Supplies AQUARIUMS A T R O P IC A L FISH Highest Quality from the Beat Hatcherlva. Low sal dlacounl prlcaa. 10 a. m. - I p. m — D A I L T — F IN N T FRIENDS. 1 Milas South of Sanford on H ary. 11-15, POODLE Pupplta AK C regleiered, White Toy at Flud. (Dooming, til-1441. W A N T E D PUPS Noon Day Before Publication For Insertions and Kill* (Sat. Noon For Monday) 21. Home Improvements 15. Special Services M IXED or AKC, w* pick up. II lg hf* * ciKflh or conalgnm*nl. Puppy City l l l - t o i o . D E AD LIN E S 10. Poultry • Livestock 12. Special Notices HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ROOFING, P AINT INQ ft I N F U IA T IN O Financing Arra niftl 32!-2I I I SICK ROOM NEEDS poodle f l ip p in g Legal Notic< !■ the Court of Ik# ( minty Jung#* f»#mlu«i# Co*ii nI y * • 1* 1* of Klarldi, lo ProboI# f n r* lk* Kelatf ofi W A L T E R L. CLARK, Dfctaaed r i N N I . NOTMTC N’lfOi P in 1, * rrli> Kl'V#fl f fI«■1 thp umitral it it#d ■rill, on tl<* 12th .lay of Muttli, \ l» firtir m iu Hi* II nnruhtr Coun­ ty Judge tif H#ml noil* Count y. EIorl'1*. hi* flnul rrlurn, *ccount and vouchfir, ■■ Ex*cu!nr of the KM a I* of VY ALTER t* CLARK, il*cr»«#*l, und ut • Aid llm*. th**n and Ihrr*. rnuk* ipplk'illitn id fh* a* Id Ju-U-r for ft fln»l n*tfl#m*nt of hi* ftdmlnittrul Ion of uafit and f i r «n 4ird*r dla< ha rg l ng him ua * lie h E l r tutor Dfttftd l his \h k tftth dny of K*hr im rv. * D I k i l C E C L AR K A ■ K x * v uI fir i*f i h » L * I1* 11 of W A L T E R L CLARK. I i*i*ftard Nhln hoi »r r « rid L *»g un Firm E*d*riil Hulhllug Hmnford Klorldft \ 11nritp>* for Eie»utni I’ uhllfth K*b. U. 23. 4 March 1. I. UiA. Cl>J-il LMRIN L SMITH and M A R I­ LYN T SMITH It I a wife. Jt»K M. R R KA ZK AL K A N il JOMKPJllNi: ffllKAKK ALE. hi* wlf#. an. ! r i h l l l s K P K M \TITI35KK .■ml DOROTHY J M A T l ’ IZKK. Itl« w 1fa. Defendant* T ill I .Oil I \ L SMITH, whoa* t#*hJ#Ti*# ami HhfrtaltmHi a r p it nk *i Q» n a ft<1 w ho** Im known mailing ad­ dle ■■ In AqR-2. R V A I I- I A8IJ r/o Fife I f i n t Off let. N* w Y'«rk. N*w York; M AR IL YN Y SMITH w h >, a r rraid®nr* and where*bouts a n unknown god whoa* Ia at known mailing addra*• It* 3J1j Hardin Affnii*. Mrrnphla, Tcnn#aa#*. and JOK M R IlK A Z K A L K and JOH K P I I I N K 11Tl K A 7. E A L E. IN THE C llll t II' I ’d l ltT. lit* * t f * and CHARLES NINTH Jl I I H I %I. ( I I U I i r IN K MATUJZKK and LORO- %NI) KOI! NKMINOlaE COI NT H Y J MATU1ZEK. hi* TY. KLO ItlllY. wlf#, w h o ii rtaldtncs and IN ('l l 4 N t'KIt V NO. 1417# w h inihou ti i n UN­ M O H T n tl i K KOJtKCl.Olt UK KNOWN EVE 1*ROC TOIL r o w A u k h e r e b y n o t :Plftlntlff PIED that s Complaint lo tors* *•. closs a cartaln mortgsgs en­ DAR T 1 OARAPIC, HOWARD cumbering the following des­ 11. OOODH1CH. and p A N A L D cribed raal proparty. to-wll: H. DOIVNKT, aa all lha mamlot j :, ulock :o. brra of lha last Hoard of l)lrNORTH OIU.ANUO, sc- t-.ra of K ET DEVE LOPMENT cording lo plat tharaof re- A R K A L T T . INC. a dissolved cordM In Rial Rook IS. Florida corporation. and aa patas la snd 11. Public Trusters for the * tockholdara Ite.nril* of Seminole Cflun* of said dissolved Florida cor­ ty, Florlila. Including spsrl- poration , Orally, but not by way of W IL L I A M '1. ADDISON and limitation, tbs Following M AR U AR K T ADDISON, hla futures and tqulnmsnl, all wife; parmanantly Installed: 14 A M. CONSTRUCTION COM1. Wall llaattr —■ Panel PANT, INC. a Florida corpora­ ray — Modal FA *41 tion; and 3. R an * , — D i l l * — modal E T TA H ARNOLD. 714101 Dafandanta I. Rsfrlgrr* tor — Kngl r i . K n h ‘ 4 n o t i c e o f a a i .i ; dalrs — modal D -ll NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 4 Hot IVattr llsatrr — that undar a Dacraa of Fora, Day A Night — modal 10 closure and Salt entered by C lha Judge of the Circuit Court has,Iasi! Iliad against you In of the Ninth Judicial (Jlrcult, In Iha abnrs-atylad suit, th* abort and for Seminole County. F lo r­ till* of which It F ad trll Na ida. on lha Ulli day of Feb­ Ilona! M orlfaes A asocial Ion. a ruary. I I U . In a certain causa Corporation organised undar an batwarn BVK P It O C T O It, Act of Conaraaa and amlallna Plaintiff, and GARY I GAIIApursuant to th* Fadarat Na­ PIC. HOWARD U GOODRICH tional Morlgae* Aaaoclallon and DONALD H. DOWNEY, aa Chartar Act, having Its prin­ all lha membara of th* leal cipal offlct In lha City ot Board of Director* ot KEY Waahlnaton. District of Colum DEVKIrOPMENT A IlKALTY, hla, IMalntlff, rtraua, Lorln I . INC., a dissolved Florida cor­ Smith and Marilyn T. Smith, poration, and aa Trualaaa tor hit w lft. Jot M. Rraasaal* and lha Stockholder* of aald dis­ Jottphlns Braaatala, hla w lf*; solved Florida corporation; and Charlaa g . Matulaak and W I L L I A M G. ADDISON and Dorothy J. Matulaak. hla wlfa, M AR O AH E T ADDISON. Me Dafandanta and you ar* rt- wife;; It. A M CONSTRUCTION qulrad to atrva a copy of your COMPANY, INC., a Florida cor. Anawar or olhar plraillna to poretlon; and E T TA H, A R N ­ lha Complaint on Plaintiff's OLD. Dafandanta. being Chan, Attornay. Mack N. Cleveland. cary No. 14111. I 'will sell at J r . l u l l * 111 Pantord Allan public auction to the hlghatt tic National Bank Uultdln*. bidder for cash at Ilia CourtBanford. Florida, and III* lha houa* In lha City of Hanford. original Anawar or olhar Hamlnol* County. Flurld*. at pltadlna In the office of th* th* hour of l l : * 0 A, M. on Fab. Clark of the Circuit Court on ruary 11. t i l l , that cartaln or before lha 4th day of March, parcel of raal proparty deaertbA. D. 1111. It you fall to do ad as f o l i o * * : ao, a daerta pro contaaao will Lot 1 ot Block " A " end b* taken against you (or th* U l i I. 1 and I ot Block relief demanded la lha Com-r\ SANLANDO COUNplaint. TRY CLUB KSTATEY, This Nolle* shall b* publish­ Hamlnol* County. Florida, ed one* a weak for four conaccording to th* plat thara­ aacDtlv* waaka In Th* Sanford o f recorded la Plat Book llarald. a newspaper circulated It, pas* I t. ot th* Public la Bamlnol* County. Florida. Record, ot Hamlnol* Coua— Dalad this l l t h day af Jan­ » ty, Plarlda. uary. A. D. l i l t . (S E A L ) (S E A L ) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. ‘ */ Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark ot Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court By; Kllaabolh Brusnahan Meek N. Cleveland, Jr. and Deputy Clark Carroll Burka Mr. Webber B. Halo** Attorney* for Plaintiff Wlndarwaadla. Hainan Carroll Burk* of ft Ward ClavaUad. Slaphanaoa * Ml** l i t Park A v * . South P. . O. Drawar X P. O. Boa l i t Sanford. Florida Winter park, Florida Publlak Fab. 1, I. II, Jl, t i l l Publlak Fab. 11, t i l l CDJ-* * c ty -ii 23.' Painting Whaal Chain. Walktra. Can aa ft Crutchaa tor rant or asl*. PAI NTING ft R E P A IR WORK. Prescription at Lowest 111-0111. Price*. Discount to peopla over IS ft all Hirvlct Person­ 24. Well Drilling nel. Check our prlcaa. FAUSTS DRUG STORE WELL? DRILLED, PUMPS SP R IN K L E R SYSTEMS All Typas and Slsaa Wa Repair and Sarvlc* S T I N E W I L L R E P A IR jrour aewlng Machine and Supply Co. machine In your home for Ill-O d l ti l l , parla and labor Includ­ 107 W. !nd St, ed. If unable lo fix your machine — NO C H A R G E. 29. r h o lo .f t Kquipmcnt Writ* SERVICEMAN. BOX 111. Sanford Herald. ENCLOSE A Snapshot In avary Uttar. Fixn s h o p w iK u u u n ra c a m k h a sh o p N E W LOCATION 210 8. Park Avinut, Hanford lo t Ho- French S11-47S1 l i t E. lat 81, (Downtown) Phone ill-0714 F R E E D E L IV E R Y DOHR R ECEIVED for Adop­ C L -S E Iltion, board#d Animal n*»cu# O FFERING A HPECIixL-r V I C K 7 Mijfft than 40,0oo r«a>t* L«4iu<, nop \ \ . Minnesota, t r i ■*• i"h* Sfttifurd Herald D*La ml l»h 724-II4*. clftialfUd ■<!* dally. Bale* ■■ i A DORA RLE KIT TKNR n##d low at He per lln* per day! htmnrt I'lciiat cull S'Ll-nui I Mai 322-S4I2 or 42&-^93l and mfl*r S;I0 p, m. __plai-ft vour ad! ____ POODLKH FOR HALE I'h 2: 2-9090 If 20. Hardware CUT’ N CURL Beauty Shop 111 Palmetto Av* llt-ltll Evening Appointment* COPY 12 PRE-CAST Concrete Slap* GREGORY LUMBER CO (10 Mapl* A v t 111-0100 GERMAN SH EPH ERD pupa A K C Rag., good lln* cham­ pion, black ft tana. 111-lTtO. T l f Vltrifd r n i F F M 111# prf* of « r r**U* I r i mmf RdvertlMmtRf which II derm a • hj»rll«f«ahl# «• I ha p o licy a f t k l l • • « • * 19. Builders Supplies DOST: Operators llcansa A valuabla papers. Pltaa* call A r a c i l y reward. 11 1.n il. ACE B EA U T T Salon, open dally A av*. by app’ te. May. . fair Hotel. J l l - e i t * . U»1 to 5 |1|11-S* 11.S0 |1JO • to 10 11111-5# |1.50 I 1,00 (S tlalaiB B s la rh e e l^ n S i D ^ P a r t ^ T o b a r t n a n T ^ Y a . DOBERMAN PINSCHER pupa. mala— grayish black. Fh. f i l ­ AKC. Viola Kaalntr. 111-114*. m s. 4. Beauty Care 1 8. Pets ft Supplies 17. Janitorial Services Y E NTS(: 11 M AIN T K N A .VOK Servic* A Suppllft !jf>S 8 Park I)r 321-4I43 Legal Notice r km i F i r a t e o r COHPOH ATE t>|flWOt*t TIOY IN T i n : \CMP. A M I IIY T II K %I T IIO IIIT Y OF T I I K * T 4 T K OF FI.OIIIIM To A1.1. Til WIIM.M T I I » : sf . I* It K .-4 K N T S -II \U* I'uMK *JIt KKTIVUH Wb#r*ap. J It U»KISS 0 AINCSVIU .K , Pl.iiKIDA H J ADKINS. <1 A I N K H V IU.P, KloOIt11>A . VS l> THOMPSON P U .A T K A KleOtllDA did ..n th* 1st tlft> »f April. A t» 17«« ran*# to t«# incur pnrated uml# r th* laws «bf ih* St« I# of Flor­ ida ADKINS AND ADKINS POM PA N Y, IN’P si rorpor ftt Ion vi H It It* pi ip i Ipit I |ild< r of buftlnr** nt SANKoai*. h k . mi n o m : POt'NTY, In th# Si* I# of plnr* Ida,, and mIt#r Pftft mu Ii r rptir*linn did on the Jnd day of Feb­ ruary. A. D ’194A, rftiisp to lift fit#*! In Ui# of fit1# of Hi* S#rr*1 ft r y of vMtftt# «*f th# SI ft I • of Florida, the diiLUiiicniar y auI Ii or If y r*i|ulr#d utnlrr S#rlli*n 11,111 2 7 , Florida Slftl ut**, show Ini; th* dk*ftnlutl>>n of such cor­ poration Now, thtr#for*, t h* r#t#r y of rttat# do*» hire by c*r(1fy to Ih* foregoing and that h# Is Biillftfifttl that th# r#i|UIrftmriits of tht law hav« b#«ti itimpHml with. IN WITNKHS WIIEIIKOP. I h■ v# Im• r v u111o av 1 m > hand and bftvc affix# 4 tht firtat til#a I of th# 8t«t# uf Fl'-rlda ftt Tallahataet, th# Capital, tht* th# HKCOeND day of KfclliIII! A FIT. A. D. l> li. (8KA1-) TOM ADAMS f*c'r#tary of Stat* l> Tlir# C lI I f t IT ( U I I I T OF T IIK M Y T H J I D IC IA I. (111Cl IT. I\ AM> FOII I K M I A O I K COt NTT, F lelllllll A, l\ I I I A M KMT Ml. 1«#in KKDCIIAI. NATln.NAI. MOHTO. AGK Ab8uC!ATlO.N. a corporatton, Plaintiff. vi D O U O U 1 W I A VAOK and KYVUNNK A 8A V AOK, hla wlft. Defendant# NOTICK o r at IT NOTICE Id HE ItKUr (JIVKN that or) th* : * th day of Fab<uary, 19IX at" 11.00 o'clock A II „ at lhi main door of fh# Courthciua* of Bimlnol# I'ounty, .Hanford. Florida, th# Honor a Mt Arthur H Iltrkwlth, Jr Cltrte of th« Ctrculi C**urt of dtmlnolt County. Florida, will o fftr for u l i to tht hlghttt and bftat blildar for caah. at public outcry, th* following described property of th# D»* frndantft, Doug la# VV Yavagc and Ky von nt A. da v a a •, hi* wlf#, l-ot S. Block 19. NO IITH ORLANDO, accord ing to plat th*i#i»f racordid In Plat Rook It, page# 10 and 11, Public Record* of itm lno l# County. Florida Including: 1. Wall ICtatar — Fan*lray — Model K A I i 2 Kang# — Frtgldalr* — Mod# l I ts .30 3. R tfrlg ir a to r — Frlgl* dalrt — Modtl Dll log#lh*r with #11 fttructur## and Improvtmcnt*. than or lh#r#«ft*r on »ald land. Thlg ia mad* pursuant to FI q i I D#crt* of Foriclosurt •tttorod In th* abov« cau*«, Chancery Dorkot So. 1411#. now pindlng In th* Circuit Court of and for tUmlnuU County. Flor­ ida. IN kVlTSKHt* \\ IIEHKoK, 1 hava hartunto **t my hand and official aaat this 12th dajr of P*bruary, 1IIS. (S E A L ) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., Clark. Circuit Court Bamlnol* County. Florida By: Martha T. Vlblon Daputy Clark Joaaph M. Muraaka P. a Boa 222 F#rn Park, Florida PublUh Fab. II, l»|ft CDJ - I I 31). Home Appliances M1LLEU UAD1U & A P P L IA N C E WKST1NGHOUSE WASHER I & LB. CAPACITY 8229.95 SALES A SERVICE 111 SO P AR K 111-01)1 St a n f o r d e l e c t r i c G E Ap. Ilancat—New A Used 111 M.tg nulla 111-liO Legal Notice WTATK (IK ri.OltlDA . CiRKKTIMifl. Till CLARKNCK RliMIARD J( »NK8. JACKSON. M I* 'll 1*1 A^f, r .. HPAHTON KLKCTItONICE CO K. DAN.SON ST YotJ AltK HKRKMY N"T1F ItK11. t hia I A ji worn Cum t*11n111 by Mary Ann Joitr#, tins In rn filed in the Circuit Court of .Seminole County. Florida, at Hail ford, Florida, being a to lit for divorce ■■> Mary Ann June# ngftittBi Claim*-# Ii i i h ( r 1 Juiir* and vnu ar# her#tty ir* f|itlr*d to file >our, <aij*w *-r or to otherwise ptrad to th# asm* by or before March Hh, 1M2. with Ih# '*1#rk of our waid Cuurt at Sanfijrd. Florlila, and to fit# of a copy thereof with ih# under alg net] attorney, It. \V VV.tr* I’ U Hoi 1411, Fanford, Florida, otherwla# J u«Ik mtnt by default will b« entered riKftln»t you I herein WITNKHH my hand and th# •#sil of tht* Ho nor a hi# Court at Sanford, Florida, thli th* 21th day of January 191#. (S E A L ) A r t bur H Reck with, J Clerk Martha T Vlhltn. D. C R W. War#. Ally. P. O. Uo* 141* Sanfonl, Florida, Publleh Feb. 1, t. 13. 22. 1941 CDJ-1 IN T IIK CIRCUIT COURT OP T U B P H I JID IC IA I* CIRCUIT IA AND Poll SEM I h OI.E 4*414 I T T , P 1.4)14IDA. IA t l l A h r K H Y NO. I4«TT N0 4 It'll TO DKEENII o n OIIIIEH O K PI IIMC'ATIIIN *4 IT KOI! KOIIKI'I.OIt'IIK Mf^AUGHAN M O R T II A G H COMPANY. INQ. a KlorlJa turporallbn, Plaintiff, f Vi CHARLES GILBERT COLLINS, th* dlvorts,) husband of DON­ NA JANE COLLINS, and atilt not rfmarrlsd; and DONNA JANE NYE, Ih* divorced wlfa of CHARLES GI LBERT COL­ LINS. and now remarried to DONALD NYE. Joined br her husband. DONALD NTE. Defendants T o i CHARLES G ILBE R T COL­ LINS |h* divorced huehand ■>( DONNA JANE COLLINS, and atlll not rs- j married * n.r.D.-i. Bos it. Crownavtlla, Mariland, TOU ara hereby n >lHI*d lhat » Complaint (or foreclosure of Murtgsxa baa been (Had against you, and you ar. rt* ■julred lo serve a copy of your Anawar or pleading* lo (ha Complaint on Plalnlltra .ttornay. JOSEPHVM. V lT Z O K R ALD, 111 HacurRy-Ttuel Build­ ing. Miami, Klurl.1i, l l t l l , and file lha original Anawar or pleading In the office of lha .4 Cl|rk of the Circuit Court on » or btfora tht »th day of March A. D. I Ml. I f you fall lo do so. Judgment by dtfault will ba taken against you for lha relief demanded In the Complaint. Tha description of the raal property pr-caadsd against la; Lot i i , Block a . W o o d mere P A R K IND R E ­ PLAT , according to p u t tharaof recorded la plat Book II, Phga T*. Public . Racord. of gamtnoja Coua-w. ly. Florida; f) TH IS Node* shall ba publish­ ed one* each weak for four conaocutlv. waaka la T H B fAN KO K D HERALD. DATED at Saafot-d, Samlnola County, Plorlda, (bt* Ird day of Kabruary, A. D. 1MI. (S E AL ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clark of th* Circuit Court By: EUaabath Bruanahaa Deputy Clark Publish Pah. I, ||, |l ft ». t i l l . ‘ 6DJ-JI O f �* * t «l ' l. / 3 # _ _ * ECONOMY-5) MINDED U Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 30. Home Appliances 51. Articled For-Rent 72. Female-Help Wanted gt|s NEW MAJOR Household ApR E N T A RED CURB n i l l l . over 21. Apply Iloapllat, Rat y pliant*, at 10% alto** oar llntlaway. r i O ‘ N WHISTLE . Hr da. bp Day. Waalr, or coil Wa guaranis* lowest Month. - price*. Contest Jallan W i g . 74. Sales Help Wanted CARROLL'S F UR NIT UR E tins 113*1111 or call J. A tl. ' tll- lltl Trading Poet. Inc., 1101 a 111 W. tat. ROUTE SALESMAN Oranaa Bloaaom Trail, OrJewel Tea Co, haa opening In lando. 53. Wanted Tq Buy Banford Area for man 11-40, married. High Pchnol Edura new A r r i . i A . v c E a at w a r * lion, naal appearance A good houaa rrleaa— Urlgldalra, USED F U R N I T U R E . Mlac. llama. Plnar Wood Auction. work record, Guaranis* linn lfot Point, RCA. Zenith, ate. 122*2270. weekly. 131-1011. Sanford, for Call Charll* Gormly eollaet Interview. a ( Aaaoclatad Radio a TV. WANTED 3111 N. tirange A n , Orlan Cltrua Fruit — Hamlin, Paraon do 432*1014. Brown, Pineapple A Seedling*. 77. Situation Wanted L E E MANSFIELD. Bonded 31. Musical Instruments ‘ Fruit Buyer Ph. 221-4244. Tell them you eaw It la The Banford Herald! Plano Harvlclng A Tuning W E BUT (lied Furniture, on* OOOD LAUNDRESS wlahee Clan* Cumbaa — 232*244f place or houaaful. Furay Redding A Furn. Co, 101 W. ..Ironing at home, raaeenabl* ‘ Call 131-0221 morning*. let St. 222-4111. Plano Tuning and Repair W. I*, llarmoh - • 113.4211 DATS WORK. 1I1-ITT0. BELL US your Furnltur*. quick Farvlca with the Cash. Tou ran find anything you SUPER TRADIN'!} P O S T . 83. Keal Estate Wanted ntad advartlaad la the Herald 113-0ITT. claaalflad. _____________ W A N T E D : LI*tinge. £ » r t e U l l y ACKEA UE WANTED Trailer Lota* 35. Vacuum Cleaner* A few Acres, wooded, aecluded. accessible, Raeaonable. Writ* BAH T P IL C H E R BANFORD VACUUM SVC. Baal Buy Broker Bos I I I . Sanford Herald or -All Make*" phona 14 4-21 IT evening*. 1?! TIM Pay or Night 3222 S. Park Av*. 111*4411 C H EA P FARM T R A C T O R . 84. Real Estate • Sals 50. Misc. For Sale Muet be In pretty fair ebep* W r it* 1100 French A v e , Dey A Nit* dril l or meet me Mon­ KKIl. upaclal! Wlndbraaker day morning at 7:00 at drill. B all-B lair A gency * Jacket* 24.00 Value only Ernest Hyman. 12.22. Army-Navy Burplua, Real Eetate —- In■urine* Srd 4 Park Ave lll-M II NEED E X T R A CASH 7 A Her- 55. Furniture For Sale aid Want-Ad aalta thoaa ar* Hclie no longer needed. Low Used furnltur* appliance*, tool*, JOHN E. FOX, In coat— high In result*. Dla etc. Bought - Bold. Larry** Realtor - 211-2411 or 412-3912. Mart, l i t Sanford Av*. Ph. 191 N. Park Av*. 1II-0I2I 332-4183. O E. Refrigerator 210. 222-1211. SINOER AUTOMATIC ECHOLS BEDDING CO- M ERLE W. W A R N E R CONSOLE MODEL R E A LTO R Baddlng * Furnltur* f a r r l f l te ! Sawing machine ori­ T«l So. Park 121-112• A T FACTO R Y PRICEB: ginal price 2100. Pay balance l i t Magnolia i i i * l l t 149 or reliable party aseume IS per month payment*. Sew­ WILSON - M AIER FU11N JOHN SAU LS A G E N C Y ing machine alg aage, make* Buy —■ Sell — Trad* R E A L ESTATE BROKER. buttonhole*, **w* on but223-1421 Appraisal Specialist lona, blind atltchea, etc. 111-11 E. let. 11 No. I’ erk___________ 121-TITI Thon* COLLECT, Orlando FREE E8TTNTATE ' ' 433-4211 day or nil*. Aak for "credit manager": will de­ Upholelerlng 4 Mattreee ren­ 91. Farms, Grovss ovating. New A Ueed Furnl­ liver; NO OBLIOATtON. tur*. Call N i l tleddlng Mfg. CHICKEN FARM. 1H acre*, t tl llA V E LOT (n Oaklawn Co. at 702 Celery Av*. I I I Cage Inlying. 111-4(132 Park. 233-4410. 1117. HOOVER VAC. CLEA NERS For the blggeet selection of 95. Houses For Sale ■WHITE 8E2VINO MACHINES nearly new and atod furni­ Authorised Bale* A Service ture. s e e N o ll* Furniture 4 BEDROOM . I Bath - Par v|c* Men 1412 Dawn - Mov* GARRETTS nrok ertg* In Caeeelberry in - I 7 t . l l mo. plua T a i ta A SOU K. Flret. 112-1344 on 17-91. Open I day* I to I. Inauranc*. L24N ENTE R K E I.V INATO It R e f r i g e r a t o r 60. Business Opport. i'HISEfl, INC. Main office: l 123. 121-0243. ml. Bo. of Sanford on 17-11, I Blk West on Seminole SH E LL O IL CO. CYPRESS FENCE POSTS: 4". Av*. Ph. I l l - I l l ! collect. 4"*T ft. long, 20c ea. Ph. ID* you went i hualntoa of jrour 6wnT ih ell Oil Co. he* 111-1424. $100 D O W N the moot modtrn S * bey P R I <111>AI HE Waaher 140. Barranch-at yl* err vice it at Lon In vel (las Refrigerator tin. l i t F H A -V A H O M E S heart of Sanfurd now reedy 1412 for laialnt- Investment re­ SE V E R AL Outetandlng 1 A 1 quired. Shell offer# paid Bedroom Horn** available In KENM ORE Electric ftove, 2 training program and finan­ all Area* of ganford. Let ua mo. old: Draw Drapts fully cial aaelatanra to raaponalble fhow you Aroundl llne<t; Rul l awsy Red with peraona Thla 1* a tremendheadboard. 211-ftlt. ou« opportunity for right p e r a o n. For ip p L and LARGE SAFE delalla pleaae rail Tom Adama at Daytona lloach 15b* t dooia — on Roller* ItOl • Tark Ave. 1711 and 717-ltt? after I T A K E BEST OFFER IIS I l l s anytime l» m * and wtekendi. ____ 231-4191 — J11-MT2 Seminole Realty SPE C IA L S A L E : (it. Savings & l.onn goliiic on At K IiW A K P B it CAItKY Appliance C*nt#r. MOIlTtl AUKH — LOaNO TERM ] >rmi«11*-Ally raduetd prices on DKLiANl) F E D E R A L usrJ Washers, R a f r l f aralora Saving* A Loan Aiioclatlnn it Stoves due to over clock. 121 N. Fljrlda Ave., DeLend P^n't miss this Chine* for a D E R A R Y BRANCH Tremendous Savings, 1SOi o l e r y >3S-9S»» or MSP. 51. Articles For Rent ' You name It— W * have It!" 34<e S U. B C IV IL SERVICE TESTIt R E N T -A L L Hiawatha. I l l - t U I Men. * Women 1> and ever cure Job* High pay. Short hour*. Advancement, Thou aanda of Jnb* optn. pr**i>ar* lory training until appoint ad. E i p e r l r i n i usually mi* IN TH E COUNTY JUDGE'S neceeeary. FUSE Information I I I DT. PEMINOLE COUNTY. on Job*, aalarle*. require FLORIDA menu. Write todey giving E - T A T E OP name, addrtea and phona FLORENCE M. DAVIB. Lincoln Service. Bo* 10b Kan Deceased ford Herald. NOTICE Tl> CREDITOR* TO AM. I’ l'.HOONt IIA A’ I NO CLAIMS OH 1J 13 M A N DP 72. Female Help Wanted AH AINPT SAID KPT ATE I Tou end each of you ere MAI DS— N. T. l o 1*1 wk hereby neltfled end required to RUSH REFERENCES TOP file any rlalme and demand* j o b s , r » ft r. advanced which you. or ellher of you QUICKLY. H A V-A-M A ID, m«y have agalnet tald estate Uond i t . Or eat Neck. N. T. In the otflr* of Honorahl* Kar 1)1* llouaholder. County Judge of Bamlnol* County,' at hip offir* |n (ha Seminal* County C"urt Hnuat In Sanford. Flor IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT OF Ida. within ela calendar monthe T H E NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ­ from tha time of the flret pub CUIT. IN AND FOR PEMINOLE !|rat Ion of thla notice. Each COUNTY. FLORIDA, claim or demand must he In CMANUEHY NO. 24370 writing and contain the piece FIRST FEDERAL SA V IN G ! at residence end poet office adLOAN ASSOCIATION OF dreaa of the claimant and must AND ORLANDO, a e-rporatlan, b* eworn to by the claimant, Plain tilt, hla agent or attorney, or the vs. game shall ha void. SUSIE MATHEWS, tingle. In. Audrey E Bishop dlvirtually and aa Executrix of As Eaecutrlx of a a i d the Estate of s. F. Mathew* estate at *1, Flret publication on January Defendant* 21 t i l l , NOTtCB OF SUIT publish Jen 21 A. Fab \t |. J|. I T A T S o r F L O R ID A’ ~ IMS COUNTY o r PRH1NOLR CDI-lb TOi SUSIE MAT HE WS 2212 N. w 22th street Miami, Florida Legal Notice Legal Notice INUEST ^ I N Deltona! Dolton*. Macklt‘1 Meet and greatest community ia Juet minutes from you. Drive over Iobey and i m toe youreeit the** specious homoslla* Inet **<l lor only f l i t s , including Central weter Main* and Feved Slrteti! You'll be ameiad! 210. alert* you on tho wey lo the best Imroetmant of your llfal Ba euro lo eoo tho PoinsettI*. Macklo's famous hem* on display In lha Florida oahlblt at lha N.V. World * Falrl You’ll also wont lo lour the I f other delightful modot*. all UHarod la M n u r W W iffla r R S luaury modal-down garment* elect el only 1240. wllh monthly-------- Hsxrl d r iv e out TODAYt T*ko lolocaUto # 4 to Dot. Iona fietiema Odd S a i f MLTOMAI AD-62075 (F-7B) RUBY L OROVES t i l l N. W. Ilth Street Miami, Florida gsnlfe Feb. IS, 1965 — Pape 11 S W E E T IE P IE By Nadine Seltzer a B EAUTIF UL 1 Bedroom. 2 bath, Late* F rlv lle g a * No qual i fyi ng. >499 Down A As ­ sume payment*. 112-T4II. I BEDROOM. 2 Bath House hardwood floor*. furnltur* Included. welt landaoapcd yard D m Ara* A n*#l Buy In Hanford Hl-7174. F H A - V A HOMES 2. I. * 4 BEDROOMS 1, m A 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS For Complete Information Be* or Call Tour FHA - VA SALES BROKER W* Hava Th* M*m* For You Stcnstrom Realty III! 222-1411 I 1-4114 121-4141 FARR DRIVE tn-7411 NIOKTS 171*0441 IH-4412 LOST SOMETK1NO W H IL E THOMAS K. OROVES ■ ItOPPINQT — Pul an ad 2242 N. W. I l t h Street th* "Loot and Found." Miami. Florida Tou ara nertby notified that a suit haa been filed against you In the above entitled cause, and that you ar* r* qulr*d to file your anawor wllh tb* Clerk of thla Court and GH I A to aerva a copy thoroof upon the plaintiff or p la in t iff* at. torneya, whoa* name and ad­ • Sedsns dress la alias, Hedrick A Rob• Hsrd Tops Union. 1*2 Eaot Church Street. Orlando. Florid*. not later • Convert Iblss than March IT. 1111. I f you fall to do *o. a Deere* Pro Con• Station Wagon* fraso will be entered against you for the relief demanded In Complete Selection th* Complaint. Thla suit I* to fit's Thru M ’s foreclose a mortgage. Tb* real preparty procaadad against Is: f 200 • 1800 Down Lot 19 of WELLINQTONS ADDITION. Sanford. F lo r ­ ' 840 - 860 Month ida, arcurdlng lo th* plat 106% Mechanic*) Ihrraof aa recorded In I’ let Book 1. Hag* H I . of th* Guarantee — 36 Day* — Public Record* of Seintnol* 1,160 Mile* On AU County, Floridaw i t n e s s my hand and th* Used V W 'a **al o f thl* Court at Saafard. Florida, thl* 4th day of Feb­ Salao — Parts — Service ruary. A. D. t i l l , Factory Authorised Dealer (P E A L ) Arthur I f Beckwith, J r , By: M ir t h * T; Vlhten. D. C Oil**. Hedrick A Robinson 2*1 East Church Straot 8a. Hwy. 17-t) Orlando. Florida Sanford, Fla. Attornaya for PlalM lff. Publish Feb. I, II, 21 A Mar. 1. 1111. CUJ-31 i vw Elllnor Motor Co. 322-1835 i M 106, Apartments for Rent 95. H o u m s For Sal* GREEN tin At II 1190 DOWN — VA, F H A Choice lo t i available la Green Government Home*. I. 2, 4 bralr of Loch Arbor overlook* Bedrooms, Monthly payments Ing • g o l f oourea. C u s t o m from 236. building to your epeeltloa* Hone. Oreeubrair developed by XINGBWOOD BUILDERS. INC. Roallor-lneuror-Trede* 222-2171 231-4221 l i l t 8. French Av*. 242 Fairmont Dr. MATFA1R Fiction, .Fie. Room, 1 bedroom, I bath*. Fh. l i t 97. Houses For Rent ’ HOT. FURNISHED 1 bedroom, all LOCH ARROW alactrlo homo, close In. Fh. In k s front modern 4 bdrm, I II3-I28T. * bath horns on acre of beauti­ L A K E M A R T I 3 Bdrm. kitch­ ful wooded land just reduced en equip, C.B., Adultq 371 In price from 112,099 to 237,. mo. Ph. 131-1111 or 111-1411. 149 riqulrlns only 22,901 down. LAKE MART, clean, nicely A I AO furnished I bedroom, adults, Three bdrm, 1 bath boms on no pet*. 111-1*10. . , largo lot with traaa. Priced under 212.099 with !H % L A K E Cottage, furn. llt-4112. mort. 4 term*. ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S Realtor Raymond Lundqulst. Aeeo. 212-193' Atlantia Bank Bldg.' “ Whon you wsrs losmlnf to point, I hop# you tloo took tooions on how to opon your own osns of dog foodl” 2 HDItM. Furn. A p t, 1191 M ag­ nolia. only I I I . 121-1111— a | A. William*. UNFURNIFHED 1 Bedroom | Duplex, kitchen equipped. Excellent location, Ph. t i t 1114. l — Lest * round 41— Money Wanted I — PaeeooeU 44— f a r i n g * 4k L o s * 4— Beauty Oar* • 4— laeurane* I — Day Nurseries *1— Sehoola 4 laatruclleus •— Child Care 74— Employment Bervlcaa I — Dogs—Cato—Tale 71— Male Help Wanted 19— Poultry — Livestock 71— Female Help Wanted 11— gpeclal Notice* 12— Male or remain Help I I —Catering — Food Tt—Balsa Help Wanted 14— Pie*** la Eal 77—gltuailoa Wanted 11— gpeclal Service* I t — Income Property 14—Swimming pool* 21—-Business p r o p — Bel* 17—Janitorial Service* I I — Real Eatat* Wanted 11— Do-It-Toureelf 14— Beal E ila t* Bala 11— Builder* (uppllaa IT— Uualneea Rentals 19— Hardware lb— Let* For Sal* 21— Home I mpro ram an la 21— Farm*—Ortvaa I t —Plumbing . I t —Out of H a t * A or togs 21— Palallag I t — Houses For Bala 14— Wall Drilling 24— Houses— Bale or ft eat 11— Air Cond. 4 Hasting 17— House For Rent 12— Radio • Television 1*0— Resort Rentals I I —Photo 4 Equipment 101— Trailer*— Cabanas 1»— Home Appliance* 1*3— Mobil* Homes—4Ula I I — Mueloal Instrument* 191— Mobil* Homes— Rent I I — Busin*** Equipment 104— Trailer Space— Rent 11— Job Prlatlag 191— Trailer Lot#—Bet* 14— Upholstery 194— Apartments For Rsut 14— Vacuum Cleaner* 191— Rooms For Rent 17— Moving 4 Storage l i e — Hotel Rooms 12— Exterminators 111— Rental Agant* 42— Plant* — Fead* — Seeds 111— Wanlsd To Real 19— Misc. Far Bala 111— Autos Per Bale >1— Articles For Htnl 111—Auto*—Ball or Trad* 11—Swap or Eachang* 111— Trucka For Balt 12— Wanted To Bur 111— Automotive Isrvlcs I I — Furnltur* Foe Kal* 111— Pcoolara 4 Cyolss 11— Anllques For Halo 112 — I lost* 4 Motors I I — Money To Loan 111— Marin* Supplies 24— Busins** Opportunllla* rrom Banford 425-5938 From Kxcfhanga 95. Houses For Sale 1 BEDROOM Home on Lake In Ravenna Park. Many eatr* features Large areas of Glee* overlooking Lake. Colored appllanoee end FIs. tgre* Nominal Down Per, tnent — Aeaum* Morigeg* Call owner 111.1174. femlnol* PI s aa (Naan FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Semlnols County f Dial Direct) 95. Houses For Sale EWIi'-TlI L'Lri I-sks privilege*. 2401 D « « n 4 Aseume payments. llg-Toi*. I I $ 100 D O W N - HEHROOM, 1 bath hem*. 1 Corner Lni* flee 22.194. 111.till. freim Becrt BEDROOM. I Bath corner lot 111.1141. Home, BUNLAND EBTATEB $! 00 D O W N $82.00 MO. Includes teeea and Insurance ii fane (i I bedrooms, Flurlda Room, 1 l ul r* im Fa anrl In <M I hr'Inutmi, t *‘ f r ik r-r« tor and central beat, hulll-ln etnv* aI n%#, f^nrtd yard., lom i aldewatke. tewera. Walk In Pfirad I ) ] Situ V#cint Booth Ptrnlnsle E) end Jr r a i l Ml Tl l l i . win tar P»rk. High Schools Price 111 loo way M# I calf, fiaaltnr. Vacant. r * n Ml 7 - l t n w i n ­ der Perk. Dewey M*it-s|f. Realtor. AUTHORIZED BROKER REALTY It l- t lT I BANK POSSESSION1 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ’*6 Rambler M il bal. M 7 mo. ••0 Corvelr l i f t b a l $27 ms. Mercury |TH baL $M mo. ’SI Falcon $78$ U l . $86 mo. '82 Triumph » l t » * U L 141 mo. '83 Falcon 11616 U L $41 mo. '88 Chevrolet $166 U L $11 mo. ‘61 ChrrraUt $461 U L $34 mo. '81 Cadillac $888 bal. 126 mo. '81 Rambler |8I7 baL $87 m». '88 Chav. 81166 U L $41 **• 'ST Dodia 8881 bal. $26 Ma 'ST Batch $841 bal. $82 mo. ‘SI V W $$6f U L $11 MO. ’l l tUftgnlt $466 U L $24 MO. '14 CbavraUt 1266 U L $16 MO. '88 Lincoln $6$ bal. |] MO '68 014a. 1469 baL $1$ mo. '87 Plymouth $884 U L $29 mo. '61 OUamaMU $78 bal. 12 mo. '88 C U rrolet $1(9 U L IS ma. ’l l Chryalar $712 U L $82 m a STORED AT 4A4% lU U BANFO RD r u n N . 1 Bdrm. Apt, Light* Water furn. Only |32. 101 E. tth at, I t t - l l l l . I ROOM Furnished A p t, I l l E. Ith, 212-1711. I BDRM., Furn. Ap t, dining room, 1792 Magnolia, 222-2991 Only I I I . • SO U T H W A R D latvaly 4 badrnnm, 1 hath hum a an oarnar Jut. Canlral htat and air cundltloulns —1 car Kara | « . I I M I 90 Government owned Homes $100.00 DOW N lalaotlun of I, >,. and 4 Bad room* loc altl In var loui I action* of Fan ford Iminadlata Dallvary 102. Mobile Home* • Sale 1913 CURVAIH MONZA con-1 vsrtIMs dpyder, bucket .eats, equipped 11,111. S r.W an<l tTXED Awntnca A Cabanaa Q U A L IF Y MOBILE HOME! Hwy. 1T-IS B IIS -U IS ■ ANPORD MOTOR CO. 199 French Ave. Ill-Ill! ISM H KYLINK |ll«I0. 4’antral Air, I nailroom H i - l l i l BOR MrKKE TTBKD CARS NO MONET DOWN -91 Prert-h Ave. 313-0721 l t M TUAll-r.il, t i l l , 1 lUd r om II.ISo 111-1147. 1121), Automotive Service DON’ S A U T O G LASS MOBII-E HOME BAl,Eh ’Your Whatl K • I a t • Paalar" IN S T A L L E D 17 Modr>U (n chon a* from OPEN I DA YH A W E E K Senknrik Ginns and Pnint is i-irn Company T.«n|woo4, Fla. h » 17-12 JL £ 110 Marnolla Ph. ltt-4133 M ONTHLY PAYM ENT'S FROM 650.00 FOR TH E BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR 103. Mobile Homes • Rent V A - FHA Properly Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Auto Glass Top* A tfaat Covers 1 1/7E. 3 I1DR.M Trailer on I*aka Aalit.) , Also TraJItr Upacat, Adults nnly, 337*7 >41 A U T O G LASS & S E A T C O V E R CO. 106. Apartments for Rent ALL WORK GUARANTtUD 294 W. 2nd I t ID-1911 123. Bonin & M o to rs ROSE COURT ART. 1 BEDROOM Furn, m a r boas, SOftft Banford Ava MS-4131 FtlRN. Apt. 3l»>d Mallnfivilla. Gateway To Th* Waterway - Hobttun Sporting Goods Ul Teur E VIN RUD E Dealer 194.1. 1 E. let. Ph. 221-2141 I ROOM Furn Apt. for eaupla. watar Inrlifjrel 14&. 332*719> DAT A NITEI Herald want ela work for M llttla aa 14a a dayl W L LA ik A AP A K T M E N Ift W V irat Bt. Drive Chryalar, Radio and HaaUr, f i v e r Slaar, ing, Powar Drains, Auto. Traiumlaaion. M Ma JUBT A SAM PLE OF TH E TREMENDOUS 8 A V IN G 8 DEING OFFERED TH IS $| 4 K la w DODGE DART I Door, |SB1 A0U DODGE CORONET 2 Door, Heater. Puntlae I Dr. Hardtop, Auto Traaa^ Radio d X Q K ' Hsstsr. A R ial Sharp Car For ODD ’526 Cadillac Coup* D*VIIU, Fully Powaiwd Wllh Radio and Heater. A Real Beautiful Car For Only • *850 M M M M Pord Economy "8**, Standard Transmission. 48.600 Actual Miles. Batter Sea This One. Only *395 Ford 2 DoOr Sedan, Rlua a White, Autome- 2 R Q C tie T/numlesion, Radio a HesUr. Real N lc a .® 0 0 NOBODY — NO — NOBODY CA N S ELL Y O U A C LEA N ER CAR C H EA PER TH A N 17-9 2 A U T O SALES (CITIES SERVICE STATION) Mechanic On Duty At All Times BRAKE JOB $1895 '■ PHONE 322-7524 End Of French Avs.— 2600 Block Orlando Drive (Just Below Jim Bpencer'a) WEEK- *1894 *2099 USED GARS Taatlaa Safari I Door SU U o*-W agon. -*-~ Automatic Tranimiaalon, Power Stairing, | M | Power Brakas, Radio a H ia tir. R ia l Sharp. D P I BuIck 3 Door Hardtop. Automatic Trpnamleelon. Radio and Hester. Clean Ing Ida and Out LOT W ee k ’s Special 62 Ford 4 door Ranrh Wagon; V-8, automatic transmis­ sion, p o w e r steering, p o w e r brakes, radio, healer and faetory air condition. Excellent for large fam ily and at a very reasonable pries. O NLY $ 245 DOWN P A Y M E N T 24 MOS. ON B A L. 62 Oldsmobile “ 88" Holiday Coups. Equip pad with automitie tran i­ miaalon. p o w e r alesrlng, power hrakra, power win dows, power seats, radio and h*at*r and factory air condition. Medium l i g h t blua finish with blue fabric and vinyl Interior. The ab­ solute luxury In 1962 at only $ 2175 61 Falcon 4 dr. station wagon. 6 cylinder engine, s t a n ­ dard Iran *, heator. E l ­ e a 11 a n t for law cost transportation; solid from bumper to bumper. $995 61 Chevrolet Nomad, 4 Poor Station W a g o n . V-8, Automatic Transmission, Power Steer­ ing, Radio, Heater and Factory Air, Wa'ro Not Asking 61795. Hut You Can Huy II A t Thu Right I'rlco Of Only *1195 60 Oldsmobile "SB" 4 door sedan. V-8, automatic transmission, power ataerl&JL power brakes, rad ldan d haster and air conditioned. Ona owner car woll krpt. A brume finish and extra clean interior. *1295 Falrlano “ 660“ 4 dr. sedan. Equipped with V-8 angina, automatic trinamlialon, ra­ dio, haater. Yellow axurlor finish wllh color keyed In­ terior. A aporty looking car. 211*2181 Perk A T H O L L E R ’S 62 Ford Of ft Cl: 213-1112 Night*: 111-mm 111! SECRETARY SPECIALS 1*2. 2 BEDROOM Turn houea, near FURN. Apt.. Cloe* In. Jlmmts bee* 374. 137-2712 Cowan. 212-4912. LOCH ARBOR SEE THE AVALON APAR TMENTS I I I W. 2nd 8t„ 221-1417 I 4 ROOM Housi. furn. 121-9411. 108. Rooms For Kent TH E TIM E TESTED FIRM 139 N. Park Av*. 2*2*1112 L A K E M AR Yt t Bedroom. KH- CLEA N ROOM for Man. 491 | rban equipped. III-I9 4I. Magnolia Av*. llt-9739. PeBART. Bpactoua Modern. 1 SM ALL MOUSE, nter Punlend. bedroom. 1 hatha Florida Weter Included 142. mi. Call W I L L BOARD elderly person Room ptu* large enclosed In my home. 211-1124. 232-7171. porch, Central heat 4 Air conditioned. I n * tax**, high KUItN. I Bedroom House, I I I . ] 15. Aulos For Sale assumable mortgage. Attrac­ I t : : e f l t r 1 p. m. tively located overlooking 1191 FUHD SKYL1NKK, re1-ak*. Th. owner DoBary treatable hardtop, radio, heel­ 412.2912. «• er, power steering, needs Payton Realty tranemlealon till Th. I l l C R E A M P U r r HOME t l l - l l l l 1441 illeweth s et 17-23 t i l l ur ■** et 111 (lerrlami | on % acra lot with wonder­ Dr. ful l awn A ahrubbary. A1- 1 BEDROOM. I llelh tiled, k i t ­ Tno»t n«w, framt* ! btdrnoma, chen equipped, snick Her. larx# kltchin; avrrythlna PI*. Room. 111! month. 1401 1290 Ford. 11.120 .Rill**- New I T i r e * Hrakes. Wiring. |:ou Immaculata. Juat 1 mllct Wynniwood Dr. Ph. 211-1944 Cash 212-2211. - — from Oanford rat planty of naarhy natfhbora Cloaa ta 1 BEDROOM. Kitchen equipped N A V Y EXCHANGE, Sanford ITS mo. llt-1241. Kt, John* Klvar flahlng. Aldesires to sell by eeeled bide traetlvaly prlcad at 97,000 1 Used Vehicle*. For Infnrms2 IIKPROOM Unfurnished home with aacallant itrnti. llnn cell NAB Ext. 292 or In Country, I I I mo, near 294 between 1:29 a. in. A l| ■hopping. 221-4417, p. m. working dey*. FURNISHED 1 bedroom house. 1411 Pelmetto. Phone H I - 1991 CADILLAC, t dr. )( T ; fnvaatmant A Aaalty 1*91 Dodge l ’ lck-up noth | 9174. U : N Park Ava. IM-tlTS reason this. Ph 211-9799 |M C hivrolit Convertible, Autom ilic Transw l ntlailen. Good Transportation AVE. OPEN XVENING8 Banford, FUrlda $22-8898 National TUpoaocaalotta Inc. 191 Fel- UN rU RN. Upstair* APT. I l l 1 BEDROOM riatdencci kitch­ month. 192 Magnolia Ave. In­ A T T R A C T IV E I Bedroom Mssen equipped, air conditioner, quire downstairs after I p. onry. Landscaped. Excellent screened porch, 1****, 1190. m. or call 222-4119. cond, near echools. base, Ph. 333-9417. shopping. Down payment FURN. I Jtoptp A p t, Adults 2430. l i t Fhennon D r, Pine* FURN. I Bdrm. Moue*. Adult* 110. 133-9lib. crest. 232-0710. No Pet*. 222-4019. SMALL Furn. Apt, 1103 Maple. RF.AUTIFUL Retreat on I n k * 2 BEDROOM, It* i-ath. kitchen i::-i;2i. equipped, located 111 Oakland Harney. t Bedroom; 1H Av e , Sunlsnd Estates, 1109 NICELY furn, Apt. In private | baths, 390 ft. fronts**, lam* bom*. 1317 Magnolia. mo. Call 7I7-4S1I. Oak*. Citrus Tree*, tend■coping. Hal everything. FURN. Apt, lights S water InI BEDROOM. Air Conditioned Priced lo oolL eluded 111.113*. on Blldar Av*. t l l - l l l l Used Care a**: INVESTMENT 4 U l N. P ark Av*. CLEAN Furn. Apts. matto, 212-1274. M0M<h&. NEEDS A CAR OF HER OW N... Tor all FHA-VA Gsvornmeat home*— Wide selection *f |. I. 4 4 bedroom* Low msndk. I f payment* frem III. For yaur Rial Eatata Service SOUTHWARD A V A IL A B L E Feb. «. 1-Room | apt. Pvt. bath. 133-1192. St. Johns Realty CLASSIFIED INDEX NATIONAL FOR SALE br Owner 3017 Mellonvllle Av* I Bdrm. Mi balh. wall to wall carpal, !■*• Living Room, Dan. Fir*place, Floor Furnace. 1 Air Cent. Volte. Lars* Lot. Wall far lawn. I Bearing Clteu* Tree* 95. Houaes For Sale Stemper Agency $74 MO. $100 DOW N g •I. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 RAVENNA PAR K, Gold Medal­ lion Home, I bedroom, S bath, built-in kitchen, ex­ tra large living room, cen­ tral heat, ducted for air condll toning, corner lot. double carport, fenced In beck yard Ph. 122-1111. 69. S ch ools & In s tru c tio n s AM E RIC AN gatrfark *1295 60 Chevrolet M eriyn r 4 d r, sedan. V-8 engine, stick shift, p o w e r steering, radio, heater, air. A good buy and romfortabla to drlva. ’845 57 Chevrolet CHRYBLER N E W YORKER 2-Dr. Sedan. Full Powar and Air Conditioned. 311Q C ■ F IA T “ 1166''. A ir Conditioned *1127 M 02 F A IR I.A N K "866" SporU Coupe, a eo n , CHEVROLET C O RVAIR MONZA 4-Door. Auto- Trans, Heater. * 1 Q A f| I« J U U P O N T IA C -V E N T U R A -, 3-Door Hardtop, Aato. Trins., Power fltoeriag, I1 9 Q R M M * GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS • BEN H O W LAND (General M gr.) • HOI) THOMAS (Bales M gr.) • F R A N K BRUNSON • C H A R LIE CRAIG • “ C U R LY” H U N T • C. D. BROW N Seminole County Motors 1801 W. lat St. — Sanford Phona 322-0614 . Or MI 7-2330 Series "210“ 4 Door Sedan. V-8, Automatic Transmis­ sion. Radio a Heater. Good S o l i d Transportation A t Only 795 62 Volkswagen Dtluxo 2 dr. oodan. 4 speed tranimiaalon, ra­ dio, heater. Clean whits finish with beige In­ terior. In perfect form. ’1295 OPEN F R ID A Y N IT E T I L 9 P J «. H O LLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Pilmttto Ph. 322-4231 2507 P»rk Dr. Ph, 322-0861 ; �____ 1 Ib f # ■ * !«> 2. U H b i.m President Asks Overhaul 01 Plan Of Development V m ll Page 12 — Feb. 16, 1965 20,000 Commies Have Infillraled J* *1 01690685 1 fa * ft I SA IG O N (U P I ) — The Saigon government charged today that 20,000 Communisttrained officer* have Infil­ trated South Viet Nam afnee 1059. A report aald the Commun!«ta were armed with weapona made In the Soviet Union and Red China. . U. S. Intelligence official* confirmed the South Vietnameee charge and added that the number o f Commun­ ist Infiltrator* over the past ■lx years may be closer to 84,000. South Viet Nam delivered the report in ths form of a protest note to the Interna­ tional Control Commission— an agency established in 1054 to police the partition of the two Viet Nama after the French Indo-Chlna war. North Viet Nam announced that ft has asked commission member* to withdrew from it* territory. The Hanoi re­ gime said it was no longer able to guarantce.the safety o f commission member* in view of tiie air strike* against North Viet Nam by U. S. and South Vietnamese bombers. The South Vietnamese re­ port on infiltrators was an attempt to.decument charges that the guerrilla war in this country is directed and sup­ plied from Hanoi. “ Before being sent south, these troops and cadre* re­ ceive aperial training from the eentraL^pommittee for re­ unification In Hanoi, which work* In close co-operation with Die North Vietnamese armed forces command and the ministries concerned," the protest aaid. The report added that the Infiltrator* receive training in guerrilla warfutr, politi­ cal subversion and espionage. Weapons carried by the Communists includrd Russianmade Mossltl Nngant rifles, Chinese Communist 57-milli­ meter bazookas and machineguns and amali arms, recoilJos rifles and bomb launch­ er* manufactured in Commun­ ist East Germany. Ths South Vietnamese re­ port said it* information came from Communlat prisonerg of war, defectors and capturet} Red document*. U. S. Intelligence source* verified must of the informa­ tion. The U. S. Embussy here denied a London newspaper report that Communist Chin­ ese soldiers had moved into North Viet Nam. A gen t To Speak Hy Jane Casselberry Mr*. Hetty Cass, local In* auranca agent, will apeak t° Russell Moore’s general Btiuslncas classes Thursday morn­ ing at the South Seminole Junior High School in Cassel­ berry. She will discuss the history, theory, and major forms of insurance. Legal Notice iv T ilt : iT iir lT T m h t it . J iiiiilU . n n r iiT . VVII fu ll S K M IV Ill.t: s ix t h IV MOOSE MEMBERS conducted a bicycle rodeo nnd imfcty check program at I’ ineerest School. lc*tlnir the rider’* nkill, hnndllnR o f bicycle and road safety, nnd checkin# the mechunical condition* o f the wheel. Prize* were awariled, (Herald Photo) Youth Corps Shows Promise W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — President Johnson 'fa expect­ ed to send a special message to Congress this week urging extenaion o f Ih* controversial area redevelopment program but recommending that it be overhauled. The loan and-grant plan to help economically depressed area* hat been the target o f vociferou* grille* since it was set up about four years ago. It i* due to expire June 30, Congressional source* laid that Johnson would request extension o f the program and propose a $400 million appro, priation to keep it in busi­ ness. | v He also is expected to urge reorganisation o f the pro­ gram along line* which, some believe, partially acknowledge the validity of past criticfsm. The program i* intended to woo job-producing industries to chronic unemployment re­ gion* by providing subsidies to build plahts, public facil­ ities, end other community improvements. In 1961, Congress provided $451 million to finance it, but the A re* Redevelopment Admmi«Wati«ri (A H A ), which administers the program, Tan out o f money last summer. An attempt to replenish the AHA fund was rejected In the House the year before. President Johnson ssid in his economic report to Con­ gress Inst month that A R A had helped economically de­ pressed areas, but he empha­ sised that "redirection of this program ran benefit from the experience of the last four years.” Jan. 4, now has 3(8 Is, in the last analysis, the boys and girls working in the struggle for human decency and independence. This re­ city's schools, hospitals, lib­ port ia an early indication raries, museum* and other that we can auccced in this public faculties/’ " --------6 5 t“ o f aTTeffort!."' ' All the youngsters were un­ The Newark project even­ employed school dropouts when tually will cost $520,000 for 700 they joined the project, Wirtz youngsters, of which the fed­ said. eral government will pay 1(65,Field reports indicate the 000 and the city the balance. youth corps, a Labor Depart ment program, has encouraged youths to return to school by showing them the value of an education ut gaining jobs. Johnson said more than 180 of the 318 have enrolled in night school classes. Project The Seminole County Uni­ directors report they have new confidence and determination versity of Florida Alumni Club will honor outstanding 11th to succeed. Circle To Meet The President said the fledg gradp students at Its annual The February meeting of busineta meeting Feb. 25 at ling project has encouraged the Rear Lake Garden Circle Hy .Mrs. Ritchie Harris everyone associated* with it. the Capri Restaurant. will be held at B p.m. Tuesday Teresa Strhlilns, daughter He nddi-d: Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, univer­ at tile home of Mrs. Richard of Mr. and Mrs A J. Stchhins "The war against poverty sity president, will speak The Ostrander, 3413 J a in i a o n of Lgke Monroe and sixth meeting starts at 7:30 p rn. grade- student at Enterprise The UF Aiunirn group also Drive, Bear Lake. Invitation Elementary School, was first will award a $250 scholarship to attend is extended all wom­ place winner in the "S m ile" to an area high school senior en interested in gardening. contest conducted by all Vo who plans to enter the univer­ lusia County schools. Her prize sity nrxl fall The yet un­ Cuban Sugar was a new bicycle. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Two alleged rapists were named student will tie desig­ Neal Lacy, third grade »tu |identified Friday afternoon by nated the club's first CLASP (U P I ) — I.jubo Faust, who dent selected to represent the the victim, a 12-year-old girl, award winner in a new pro­ headed a three-mall delega­ Enterprise school, received a when they were arraigned be gram begun by the Alumni As­ tion to Cub* recently, report­ model car. ed Yugoslavia signed an or­ fore Peace Justice Hugh Dun sociation this year. CLASP (Coordinated I/ical der for 50,000 ton* of Cutisn can Judge Duncan ordered them Alumni Scholarship Program I 1sugar to tie shipped here. returned to their maximum se allows the 40 clubs in the state rurity cells and held without and nation to select deserving students from local areas as bond o m en ast The two Negroes. Israel (ill recipients of the cash scholar WITH BLADDER IRRITATIO N A mother and her son were Aftar 71. tcmicnoB IEIdr.tr og Blt4d«r Ixd -w (I tuition* ley, 17, and Jimmy Lee Drum ships to the UF. ifftti i«ir« u miar women M treated at the Navy base dis­ rigid, 18, are arc-used of as Election of club officers also ntu tod b f tttfct rou I skm and n*r*t tad Uont U» fiMutnt. burning or tutu a* pensary Friday after the car «r iaalion boUkdor and night (km ndarilv. vaulting the girl a week ago will be hrld, according to An rot mar W>M4t«» ar.d guffar from H*ad. in which they were riding flip­ old. Urrd datoday They were apprehended drew Rracken, who urges a •fhM. ItoakacOa and pr*«i*d In aurh Irrnation. (TYAT'KX ped on its side after being lust Wednesday alter a fierce full attendance Reservations nouaJIr brloil fart, relating comTorI br eurbla* frm*tioa ihidi id string. arid clipped in the rear manhunt hy all law enforce­ may lie made by calling 322 lflnOBAd bf fain r t l r f Oil Treated fur minor cuts and cnrrmx m 4/mslau. rtn u u « ment agencies In the county. 1362, he said. bruise i were Mrs. Patricia Jean Dcarolph and her son. Daniel, of 119 West Woodland Drive. Highway ralro) Trooper Jer­ ry Hawthorne said Mrs Dearolph was driving east on High­ way 46 and attempting to make a left turn at Second Aveune. A car operated by Lowanna Drosche, of 155 Country Club Drive, attempt­ ed to piss the other vehicle when the two collided. Trooper Hawthorne charged Mrs, Dcnrolph with . making un Improper left turn and the other with driving with an ex­ pired license. WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson believes that a pioneering neigfiBorhood youth corps project in N-ewark, .V. J.— the first of Iti kind—gives hope for a complet# * victory, in the war on proverty. He mat|e the comment on * report submitted by Labor Se­ cretary W. Willard W irti des­ cribing the first results of this phase of the inll-poverty cam­ paign. The Newark program, which began Alumni To Fete Honor Students Enterprise Student Named |ouiest Prices QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FABULO US DETERGENT! "FAB" F R E S H ! “ 100% P U R E ” GROUND BEEF 3 lbs . Q U A L IT Y S H O R T E N IN G ! F IR M ! “R E D *N R IP E ” TOMATOES T“I f 3 2 LBS. if lb. c a n Lim it: One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Plesse. “M R. G” F R O Z E N FRENCH FRIES “N O R T H E R N ” TO ILET TISSU E Trooper Cites R EG. 21 Turn on a hot new OS Com et... W ED. Lim it: 2 With Your $3 Or More Food Order Please. Are Identified P TUES. ★ 25th & Park, Sanford PKG. Rape Suspects W M ON. ★ LARGE ‘Miss Smile’ Two Motorists * ■**■ li ii— y j ^ K i ' ■ N 9 OZ. PK G . W ILSO N ’S R O LL BUTTER o r t h e r n 1-LB. V PK G . _____ Limitt 3 With Your 13 Or Mur# Food Order Please. L IM IT l W/$3.00 ORDER ‘ARM OUR S T A R ” GRADE “A” C O R N IS H GAME HENS “FO O D K IN G ” Q U A R T E R S 0LE0 <iir v i v. « rvrr. nr ri.u n lit*. IV I II V Vi l i l t VII. I l * . l I 'lim T n-:tn :uAi. m v in iis A M I I.IIAN ASSOCIATION OK N i:w T O ltlr* plaintiff. v* 1IICNIIV <• f l l C K NKI.I*. el si. jirf f tul uhI v o m it o r » i i t CUBED STEAK T in : * r * T i : o r ri.iin in v Till HKNitr r IIICKNKI.U whuss resident. Is un­ known. S'nilis Is herthr f l vsn Hist (hat suit has h.en filed In Iti* a lir,vs indicated CuuM ■* «l n . l you and ssalnst Patricia Hor­ ary tin title of w nli li csss la as above shown Tou are hsrshy required to fils your answer or written defenses. If any, In the above procesifln* with lbs I'lsik of this Court and to ssrvs a copy thsrsof upon ths plaintiff's attorneys whose mm* and ad­ dress appears hereon, on or before tbs tttb day of Kebruery, 1)11, the nature of this proceeding bsln* e suit to fore­ close the lien of e morl*a*a . on the following described pro­ perly situate In famlnole County. Florida, to-wttt The Fast ISO feel of the West 11)1 feet of (he South 1(0 feet of Bactlon *, Township I*. South Hens* 11 Keet, lees the South tt feet for road, Seminole County, Florida. DUNK AND olt D KItK D at Sanford. Seminole County, Stale of Florida, this l i s t day o f January, 1M4. (B E A L ) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Court l i y t Martha T. Viblen D. C. ROEBS. W IG H T A UUIIFORD America* National Bank Bldg. P. O. Beg 11*11 BL Petersburg. Florida IIT1I Attorneys far ITalatlff Puhllah Jaa. t t A Feb. 1, 4 II. I»* » #CW -I« leaWaal. moved ¥y to SANFORD Tsk* aas phone cal (** osapoa bsloa), add hostiu with hsitsti si gilts and tslormitio* about ths city, stir la gisuin* hMptUlity, and you'll hive a isaeiou* sad tf«eight(«a welcome Just iWclcom^&Va^ri the swinging perform er that blazed a trail from the bottom to the top of the world! Y Virginia Ptlroaki P. O. Box 1214 Hanford Phyllis Rugenatcln FA 2-4254 Lake Mary Nora Norria TB 8-1514 , , Tt Iin’ t enough for a Comet to be beautiful. W e b u ilj Vm lively. Three regular production *65 Comets— like those at your dealer’* — blazed a 16,200-mile trail from Cape Horn to Fairbanks. A ll in 40 d a p ! That’s Comet! f ’ | -jUe/icuu/ Comet the world's 100,000m ik durability champion FREE! A » *MtilMg 16-paf t full -rotor lJuougk 14/atfutaiuig Ikai tale* yen mltmg m tkt kitloric Comet DvvbiUtj Rtm Aik p u r Mercury dttUrfm s o f f today. a. MUdred Haney 468-5(31 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 293-4847 Sophie Haines 4(6-4401 JJcHaij H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y, IN C 109 North Palmetto Avenue Be# I k e - m « a rraa fcg S h ew " Heaaar M a M , • < » r . W m -TV, ckaaael *. M * r*>0DUCT OT MOTOR COMFANr. UNC014I MERCURY DIVISION “ SOAP PADS* BRILLO . SPOT LIFTER . • PKG. OF 12 PADS a . “ T K X IZ E - K2r . 29c BUNS . 98c FLORIENT 10 OZ. EACH a a "B V E R F R E S H ” HAM BURGER Vv . • a PKG* OF * a “ A IR DEODORIZER" 18c . 49c a 7 OZ. C AN a a a a “ CASHMERE BOUQUET” SOAP 60 E XTR A GOLD BOND With This Coupon A The Purchase Of “ Allnuls ’Maid" ORANGE STA M PS JU ICE _________________ 3 1 m . can* 79c Coupon Good A t T H R I F T W A Y ” Only Thru W ed, February 17, 4 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Ths Purchase Of 36‘ 4 “» 51‘ GOLD BOND “ Imperial'’ STA M PS ULEO Lb. Pkg. 39c Coupon Good At “ T H R IF T W A Y * Only Thru- W ed, February IT. 50 E X TR A GOLD BOND With This Coupon A The Purchase Of "Center Cut” HAM STA M PS SLICE Lb. 69c _____ Coupon Good A t T H R I F T W A Y ” Only Thru W ed, February IT. �Seminole County o “The N ile of Am erica” on the St. Johns River IIt f ® Pknnz. 322-2611 QOOOGI I Phone Z in frw lfl 3277 Zip Code 32771 C A P E ,K E N N E D Y (U P I ) — W E A T H E R : Cloudiness thru Wednesday, high about 75; low tonight 55-65. VOL. 57 ADM. G O LD TH W AITE United Press Lcnscd Wire Established 1968 TUES.. FE B R U AR Y 16, 1965 Giant Saturn Lifts 'Duster' Info Orbit A mighty Saturn-t super roc­ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 127 ket today orbited “ space duster" satellite with Solons To Hear Navy's Mission Russ Demands hazards tiny meteoroid* pose giant wing* e The Starlight Promcnaders square dance group will hold * ** v a 'fam iliarisation night” ses­ sion Wednesday evening at the MW A... leading to the two-day “ Florida apd .Our formation of a new class on National Defense" presenta­ tion sponsored by the State fo b . 21. Chamber'* military affairs • • • committee. Sandy Anderson was the The purpose of the pre­ kind of a loan who would cufl jou if you even hinted that sensation is to inform mem­ >ou liked the guy. But he'd bers o f tiie State Legislature love it. And nobody could of the military's mission, the impact on the possibly dislike him; lie was military's that type a person. Sandy was state's economy, and how the buried Monday afternoon alter state can assist the military Ins long, long illness had in carrying out its mission. BRIEFS Evidence The lM foqt booster, Amer*, ed into the sky at 9:37 a. m. in the opener of a two-part na­ General Corp. Distribution Center Here peoples conference in Phnom Gov. lfaydon Burns w dl ad- [ O v O i ’t lU C dross the group Sul in day a f­ MI AMI llTIl — Coast ternoon at tlie Orlando Air (timid jiireuift searehed today Fori e Base. Expected to at­ i lor n Slit foot i ouMtil freight­ tend tlie series of tours are er, the l>. S'. motor vessel about 65 members of the Aiawttk Chief, overdue on a Legislature, 45 members of voyage fro m ‘ Tampa to BHthe military affairs commit­ ke, British Honduras. Cadet Warren J. ilorllcr. tee, and 40 guests, mostly son of Cdr and Mrs Warren military. sf, ilocllcr of Hot Cornell The Sanford Naval Air T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Drive, has earned academic Station tour from 2:15 to Secretary of State Torn honors for the first semester 5:15 p, m Friday will fea­ Adams said lie will ask the at Wentworth Military Acad­ ture biiefm gs by Vice Adm 11*65 I cgislatute t.i puss n emy The cadet lias rained A. S. Heyward Jt . Chief of law lequiting any niganlia superior grades to ipialily tot Naval A ir Training, Pensa­ Lon soliciting funds to make tin dean s Honor Hoik cola; Bear Adm. R o b e r t a public accounting of how • * • Goldlhw ait*. < o m m a n <1 e r, the riiolu y was used. Norma Piatt The Herald's Fleet Air, Jacksonville, and C.irl Friday, is hack at het Rear Adm. T. A. Christopher, S \ J,] ill t i< i l l ’ post alter a lioul with the Ho commander, Key West Forres. * JAK AR TA. I n d o n e s i a hug. Tlie presentations will lo­ (U P I) Indonesia's official • • • gin Friday morning at M< new* agent y said today the Florida is rated as having t ,,y Air Force Base ami fmone of tlie best health records isti up Saturday afternoon goXi-imuetit "ajjiic-lati-d the and one of the lies! health de alter an all day session at patiiolii action'' •( a group of anti-Alto i n ail detiumsllatpartments in the nation, ac­ Oiiundo A ir Force Base. ors w lio seized the l.'. S. Incording to a recent release. formation Service l i b r a r y The Florida State Hoard of here Monday. Health has just published a 1*5 page history of its activi­ ties during its 75 years of JAC K SO N VILLE i l 'P I ) — existence, entitled i appropri­ The number poH in ately) .Millstones and Mile I th* Jarkponvtll* f»ne. inrludstones ” P I T T S B U R G (U P I) — Re ing Seminole Omnty, l»*t * • • cord production of automobiles, month v*m* HI |*vi m il high* A note in a recent Clock and steel pace the nation's «*r th«u in JamiMiy, ItnM. column asked that readers soaring economy. Bunk ili'iil^i -« r i fuiliM «• 1 send their discarded but tons But many businessmen are m n in the irnie during thin to William H. Konntz so he growing apprehensive of a Jnnuury. could continue his hobby. The possible downward trend unless oilier day The Herald got a steel contrail negotiations are note from him thanking the completed he lore May 1. M IAM I HI At II (U P I) — Clock Winders and the Srintn Current agreement* between Vice P r e s i d e n t Hubert ole Chamber of Commerce's the ''B ig I t " steel producers Humphrey “ ill l*e honored Georgia Ball for their help and thp t.'nlted Steelw orker)1heir Sunday night with a He said the response "has union (U SW ) expire April 30. medallion mounted on stone been very good." The union is technically free during an J*rnel Bond Organ* 9 9 9 to strike tlie next day unless ixntiun balniuel The award r* Heporl comes today from If a new contract has been sign for Humphrey‘a devotion to M Sellers of Grneva that hr ed. human freedom kilted a 36 inch coral snake Saturday In the vacant lot ad jaernt to his home. Seilers, who lives near the Baptist JA C K SO N V ILLE « U P I) — Church, says this is the third The Florida East Coast Rail­ coral snake to be killed in his way, barked into a legal corn­ neighborhood in the past few er, promised to start abiding D O LGEVILLE, N. Y. (U P I) by months and, as there are a pre-strike union work number of children in the im ­ —Rescue workers today began rules Tuesday with the threat mediate vicinity, urges par­ the difficult job of drilling a o f a 14.000 daily fine hang­ ents to caution their young­ 140-foot shaft into a subter­ ing over its head made by sters to watch where they go. ranean mountain cavern to the Circuit Court of Appeals • * • recover the body of a 23-year- in New Orleans. Mrs. Bertha David will be old cave explorer entombed honor guest on her 90th birth­ there since Saturday. Economy Lift The body of the trapped day Thursday at an open house from 3-6 p m, at the spelunker, James Mitchell, a In Tax Lift DETROIT (U P I) — The home of a daughter, Mrs. Winthrop, Mass., chemist, was JfaroUl Appleby, 408 Virginia lowered 60 feet to the floor ot chairman of (he board of Gen­ Avcnucjtwitb her other three the cavern where he had be- eral Motors Cbrporatlon **id daughters also serving as hos come wedged into an U-lnch elimination o* the I# per cent federal excise tax on automo­ trsses. Ail of Mrs. David's crevice. biles would gite the American many friends are cordially in economy a lift. vited to the celebration. • I • Snow On Capri Frederic G Donner told ISLE OF CAPRI, Italy - newsmen elimination of the Traffic is heavy on Sanford area highways. Ifesviest this (U P !)— It snowed today on tax which be called an “ in­ year, in fact, as tourists visit the Isle of Capri for the first equity," would have an im, our area. All art; welcome, to time in 15 years. The fall was pact on business generally that "would be very healthy.*' light. ,be cure. A horse on the loose Mond.n morning at the 1‘ineerest .Srho«I area had city police puzzled. They got the report shortly after daybreak but couldn’t find the critter. * * • Accounting More Kuicks Honor HI HI 140-Foot Shaft The statement was reported Earthquake Hotel Fire Rescuers Drill from South Viet Nam. Tass TO K YO ( L T D — An raithquake ahook downturn Tokyo today. There no immedi* Participating in the pre­ file r«‘|KJit of iHMiultiva or sentations in addition to the diimiifCir. N avy will he the .Strategic A ir Command, McCoy and Orlando A ir Force Buses, N a­ W A U K E G A N , HI. (U P I* — tional Aeronautics and Space Fire flashed through a 100Administration. North Amer­ yeartdd, five-atory wooden ican A ir Defense Command, hotel today- At least one per­ Tactical A ir Command, Strike son was killed. An undeter Command and the Stale De tinned number wete missing. partment. Big Steel, Union Hold Answer ed Stales withdraw Its forces Threat by the Soviet news in a message Kosygin meeting to of a the the ica’ * most powerful, thunder­ Forces Leave S. Viet Nam . W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — The United State* has evi­ dence (hat Communist China is now actively preparing for its second nuclear test. to meature to moonships. Some 150 members of the Florida State Legis­ lature, State Chamber o f Commerce military affairs committee and guests will visit Sanford Naval A ir Staion Friday. While at the station the distinguished group w i l l hear briefings . by three top Naval officers in the state and witness MOSCOW (U P I) — Soviet an air demonstration. Premier Atexei N. Kosygin The tour is part o f a today demanded (hal (he Unit­ Civic Center, claimed him Saturday. The grulf old gent with a heart as big as'liis house will be missed by all who had the good lor tune to know him. There is only one place Sandy could go and we know he went There. To his wife, Alma, goes our sympathy and a tug thanks for letling us know Sandy, \yhat a guy . . . . • * • a bat-like ADM. H E YW AR D ADM. CHRISTOPHER agency sent by preparatory Indochinese tacular to be followed Wednes­ day by a Ranger moonsbot. About 11 minutes after the fiery blastoff, space agency * spokesmen said Saturn-t had scored its eighth straight suc­ cess by propelling the heaviest U S. scientific satellite into orbit. _ Pegasus Tlie spacecraft, named Pega­ sus after the winged horse of mythology, emerged from thn protective cover of a dummy Apollo mooncrafy-threo min­ utes later. /; Its % feet wide wings unfold­ ed like an expanding accord­ ion under the watchful eye of a television camera and began its^sweep (or liny biLs of cosntic debris whizzing about General Battery and Cc ramie Corporation has added another spnTjs tn the growing Seminole Count)' economy to day when it announced il would locate a distribution center here. The corporation has obtain­ ed a long-term lease on the building formerly occupied by the Chemical Corporation ol America on Elm Avenue. The 20,1101) square-foot site will he the focal point for dis space; "W e consider that we hav* Irihutinn n[ the firm's products the Pegasus meteoroid satell­ throughout the state. The Seminole County ( ham ite in orbit," Hie spokesman tier of Commrrre industrial said. rom m iltrr says (he company He said the Saturn's per­ will employ hetwen 15 and 26 formance was “ excellent." persons Delivery equipment Pegasus so big it will look also will lie jet up here, ac- like a bright twinkling star at c'ording to John Kridet, Cham night, weighs 23,000 pounds tier executive timtiagor with the Saturn’ s second stage The I'onUfcJs were made by attached for stability. Us 10,Jack . Fetnberg, president o! ixio pound Apollo cover wss C h e m i c a l Corporation ol kicked into a separate orbit. America, and his brother, Irv By reporting every hit mad* ing Feinlierg. vice president, hy a ptcee of space dust, P e­ vkilit tits- local mdustnal com gasus was ex|vected to tell m iller. scientist* how much protective The local division will be shielding large space ships will known a, the General Battery I need — particularly Apollo and Spark i'litg Company. moon ships. I Tans are In-mg made to Saturn construct a manufacturing fa Besides lofting It* first nitty alter the distribution scientific satellite, the Saturn center is set up was giving engineers further General Battery lias factor flight data that will help tn the tes now in Reading, I’ a development of the larger Irene blown, N J . Now I’ tuia Saturn .5 rorket Uiat is to send delphia, (llilo, Greer, S C , lliree men to the moon in 1069, and t-ianklort, Iml I The launch, eighth for the tilg rocket, was delayed more than sn hour by ground com­ puter trouble The 15 million pound thrust booster, which Russia may have passed in power with its WASHINGTON Ill'll - recent tli-oo man shot, gained Mrs Lyndon It Jolin-on will momentum slowly as It roared skyward over tlie Atlantic afly tn st Petershiirg, Fla Fell 26 to present diplomas to head of a long column of redone of the first classes of ml yel'ow flame and smoke. About a minute later, the unicers to complete training in Saturn streaked past tlie speed the anti-poverty program. The White House said, in an nf sound. A space agency spokesman nnunring Mrs Johnson * trip, that 22 men and women in thr said All system* look good st Volunteer* In Service To America (VISTA I program thi* time " are scheduled to complete a six week training course next week WASHINGTON (U P I) — The First Lady plans To fly to Florida in lime (or the cere­ Tlie FBI announced live arrest monies. lunch with tlie VISTA today of three men and one group and tour some ol (lie on -woman m a bizarre plot to dy­ the-job training silo* m M namite live Statute of l.ilterty, Petersburg before reluming tlie Liberty Bel: and tlie Wash­ ington Monument to. the capital that night Penh, capital of Cambodia. "Th e Soviet Union resolute \LL IN FUN but serious, tiio, will lie tbe nll-femnle lmsketbnll ifame tbis ly demands the withdrawal ol evening between the ilistnff touchers and cheerleaders of Sanford Junior U. S. troops and military Ilikrh School, represented here by Teachers Jeannette Stiffey (le ft) and equipment from South Viet Belly Watson (rik'lil) and ( ’ lieerieader Vtim Edwards. Funds derived will Nam, the cessation of armed finance a trip for cheerleaders to the American Cheerleaders Associa­ provocations against the Dem­ tion's summer camp. (Herald Photo) ocratic republic of Viet Nam. Laos and Cambodia ami Hie rejeetion of any military in lerfcrenci* in the internal a! tans of Indochina" Kosygin's message said It was the second time in the past three days that the A m e x j'rtc *lie<1 mg r it‘ 111t1i1-*} t.vttrr rultur.il nirthmU mini mole County Rgrirulturnl |»ro Kremlin had made such a de uia nit j i *»K*M(m for Scmini'li* (m inis n> v\ anil hrttrr triCHIh o f i on* tliirt a i». T o invrnli)«nte the postiollltiK pr»l> iito! ciiHUASi*!*. •IM Il M I V Mill In fonttulaim! Ly the I. To rtii iiUlitK** « tl-kiprni itthllily «if makniK thr Swnfoni A communique issued Sun i it i-iIn i r *iI i*oiimi it-1!*«' «i f 11ic lion tictucMi industry itnl the Stale Farnieri Market mote day alter Kosygin's meeting with North Korean officials Srnunole County Chamber of Kitetiiion Service aimed At effective* 7. T o dt everything ‘puxul* during his Aslan trip tenni I 1 -mm 4*i . s *t a luncncon-mrct- thr • , Iutton of the many hie to keep agriculture' one of the American air attacks on tni, Wmliwiuljiy mum fit Jim t»n >1dnn19 of a if t ic n1tine. North Viet Nam "inhuman 1 S ji'fiiti# I cutiiUI Milt, ll bn* I r» To ant in any v i y po«- the rnoel tmporlAfit industrira »i(*lr m the promotion o f Hem- in Srminole County. and railed on the United States Htmokincrti loci A) Ly lien. J. C. to pull Its troops out of Viet lints hi sun, elm11limn. Nam Mlijc tivi'S tif the* i tliliii i Mit The Soviet Union and Gieat Iliilam served as co-chairmen I•*r (,um*rul Hut. i*istill ol Hie l(J54 Geneva Contemn t nU I imI Hiv them’ : which carved up Southeast t I u k* up iun^tunt ly ii h*it Asia alter the French Indo f..p ht* in l» turn, I-nth fniem l china war .««rmI Ati«Tr, 1hut ikf furls UK11 in a statement earlier in i'uliut« in Siminnlf County; ii .iv . Hie Soviets warned llu I nils'll Press In te r n a liunul to U f. *♦< linn tll»K fuvl niteil States Hut American nraiLIi' ItKiHutLin uml uppusA n tic air knifed <lt*eji into the Midwest today attacks against Communist III If hills I hi*! vvuuhl uur and sent a freezing chill to tlie Texas border. Stormy North Viet Nam could lead to UK■i. ultiui’ luivfiArly. weather that plastered the Kooky Mountain states a world war. 'j:. I o «-ii . uniukc uur < **n- with lili/./.iiid conditions Monday, lifted during the A Radio Moscow broudcasi ti n! FIui Lin K ip ri inmiit Sta­ night. II . said the United Slates would tion in P « tnemirh pm^mm iuperature stood a t 20 below zero in M in be responsible for "the dire t*> itnproit* control of Imrm----------- nesota. consequences." ful itiul climmM's; in its Ico ja m s m used t h e IM PO R TAN T STEP M i n h f*»r n**w YMimliet mid Iloek R iv e r to flood at Tass said the Phnom Penh lmpio%t‘iJ vuri«*Uri of meeting was proposed by Mr, nt nn fm* nt hi I nritl hortii’iih -loslin, 111. T h e O u a c h ita P r i n c e Norodom Sihanouk. Infftl prokpirt* Atlupifthfu to R iv e r at (jm id e n , A rk ,, Cambodia's chief of sfatr SAmttirti** * oimly pnltAS dud in was n e s ily lit feet above SAIGON (U P I) Buddhist Kosygin's message said the a II rxprr inirntA tiffi^nr d tn Soviet Union hoped the con impi \< >. apnolr County rk - Premier Phan Huy Qiiat to flood stage. Ttm storm which produced ference would lie "an imjmrt i i t ul ^j t ' Tu Aiippoit the O n * day formally presented a 20 man vabim t to chief of state (lie Great Plain* bli/tard left ant step toward rallying tin lr/f? il--f 1*1)1- Fxp**iinn-nt Stii half a foot of *now at Den­ [-copies of Indochina Id Hie t n>n ii* Hf* fuhfhntion p» oki mn Phan Kliac Nut* Hr expressed hope it could ver, Cold,, and hiMixled tlie defense of national indepmd .1, To » ik-MpfiMte u tth thi* unify South Viet \am during fnow-park at LeadsTile, Colo., cnee at the establishment ol F.Atrn»iu(i S n vl' e in kfrpinK One yaffilpeace in that part ol thi j!h.ui'M infillrnrfl on nrw ami this lime ol mcrra*ing military to 27 Inches cri'is in Southeast Asia death was blamed on (hr world " The cabinet wav made up nf weather. * "Th e mam obstacle to the » wide spectrum ot political Forty-mile wind* fanned normalization of the situation in the Indochina peninsula TAt-LAIt kSSEE (U P I) - and religgyiis groups including His smiw in tmrilieJT-t New now is the reactionary policy ( mdy liaslunski, (rerhmsn Buddhist* end Human Cathn Meniro.” Wind* ti|t to 15 mile* on hour carried tiie stotm in­ of American impcralists, education. major (rom Talla­ lie* Kosygin said. hassee, lias b*-. n named ' Miss ■ Qual. a 56 year old medical to Oklahu m i. Two section hand* were "T o e struggle of Hie pen Tally-Ho" at Florida S t a l e doctor, was appointed hy the Tally-Ho is Ute country's military lca<ler» In killed near I'aslura, N M., pies far freedom snd Inde University when they failed tn hear an pend»nee is a Jmi struggle “ try to restore civilian rule student yearbook oncoming train while *t work during the snow storm Along the eastern seaboard, snow fell from Georgia to | Boston. Seven inches of snow fell in Virginia uhert many schools wert forced to close. Expanded Ag Plan Sought tionally televised space spec­ Arctic A ir, Blizzard Cover All O f North Lady Bird Flies To Si. Pete Soon 5. Viet Nam Unity Sought Tally-Ho Hizurrc Plot OI’ EN F R ID A Y ennciif f t N IT E T I L 9 isiAVO RR8T ODDT HI IAt ITV " ALWAYS QUALITY F A V O R IT E SUMMER Bankers Attend SPORT SHOES! PR Conference CHAMPION SALESM EN of Sanford Junior Hint) School received prize* today fo r selling the most boxes o f candy in the school’s annual fundraising drive. Proceeds are used for special school projects, materials or equipment and the entire student body participates. Displaying their awards are John Jurss, fourth place, 36 boxes; Linda Davis, second place, 40 boxes; Assistant Principal Ted Barker; Wade Singletary, first place, 43 boxes, and Ingrid Burton, third pluce, 36 boxes, 1Herald Photo) Five Seminole County bank officiala ir e attending a two day public relation* confer­ ence of tha Florida Bankers Association today and Wed Deadly at Orlando. They are: L. IL Webb, executive vice president of the Citizens Bank ot Oviedo; John Mercer, vice president of the United State Bank of Seminole, and Loring Burgess, executive vice pres Ident; Richard Kcogh| vice prealdent, and Kay Gallagher, public rrlatlona director, Flor­ ida Stale Bank ol Sanford. Sturdy cotton a r m y duck uppera with buff crepe design rubber .outaoleg. Correct bal­ ance arch, cushion In­ sole, tapered toe last. 4-10 A A , B. � 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, February 15, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 15, 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>, February 15, 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/877a2c749f3222a88011d5fa0165cf80.pdf 3e3f637d4d47c1a5f983310ac4d672ab PDF Text Text > ,c I ) .J u 'll W ’i . . .OjK*, 11 51jf Books Available In Geneva On TV Study .I By JoAnn Haya Geneva library offlciaU .re­ port that those who follow the 6:30 a.m. weekday television program, "Sunrise Semester,’' with Dr. Lionel Casson ami Robert Magidoff, can find some of the books under diicusslon a t the present time in the library. Named are "Sea Oull" and “ Cherry Orchard” by Anton Chekhov, the Complete Works of Tolstoyi "Agamemnon” by Aeschylus, “Antigone” by Sophocles, and many others. Children’s books most in demand from the library are “ Black Beauty,” "Huckleber­ ry Finn,” "Dawson Boy” ser­ ies, "Alice In Wonderland," “ Magle,” "Hardy Boys” ser­ ies, "Treasure Island,” "Lit­ tle Men," "Little Women," **X-Bar-X Boys" nnd other popular childhood works. Library hours are posted in many locatlona throughout Geneva and resldenta lire in­ vited to “check the hours nnd then come check oiit a good book." frsnfurS Fertilizer Sale Nets $200 For ildina Fund MRS. TIM Stevens (riftht) nnd Mrs, W. D. Thornton were lucky winners of a color tele­ vision set and a sewing machine, respeclivcly, in conjundion with the Brand opening of United S tate Rank of Seminole. (Herald Photos) Credit Clinic Slated Friday A rrrdlt and collection pro­ gram for -locnl hankers, re tailrrs and business offices Is scheduled front 7 to 10 p m. Friday at .Mayfair Inn, I’nul Lewis, manager of the Credit Bureau of .Sanford and Remimile County, announced. Speaker will he Sterling S. Spenke, credit specialist nnd field lecturer of the- Internaliortnl Consumer Credit Asso- riatlon, from St. Louis, Mo. Lewis said that late reg­ istrants may sign up for the three-hour course al tho hotel at 0:30 p.m. Friday. The Fifth Amendment of the II.S. Constitution contains the right not to he compelled to he a witness against oneself. By Maryann Mllea Foreat City Community Asaociatlon realised approxi­ mately $200 from ita fertilis­ er sale over the weekend with nil proceeds to go for the club­ house building fund. Announcement of the sale’s success was made Monday night at the March meeting of the group held In Bear Lake Elementary School ■by Allen Forward, president, W’ho also expressed appreciation to community resldenta for their participation and support. Forward advised memhera that ihe Marine Beserve Corpa, F.igMb Engineer Divi­ sion, had worked during the weekend on grounds of the building site for the proposed clubhouse. Plans were made for an auction to he held April 3. 7:30 p.m., In the Forest City Shopping Center with the aiirtioneer In he Col. Lewis C. Deli from Sanford. It was requested that those having items to donate for the auction nnd who wish pickup srrvicc call cither Don Hnsley or Al Krcnier. Donations al­ so are being accepted at For­ ward’s Sporting Center. Proceeds from this event will go to the building fund. Next meeting will he April 12, place nnd program to be announced. Army Of Hope NEW YOBK (DPI) — Tire Salvation Army, 100 years old this yrar. was started by Wil­ liam Booth in a London stum. It now uses the most up -lodnte techniques of social work, psychiatry and mrdicine in its maternity homes, hospitals, counseling ami nth cr services. * ITALY SCORES AGAIN—To your list of luscious Italian beauties now making movies— Sophia Ijorrn, Gina Lollabrigida anti Claudia ( arilm ale—please add the name of Vtrna List, a blondo with green eyes and bombshell impact. The fi-foot, 5-inch lovely is seer, ■t left as she plays the femme fatale in "How to Murder Your Wife" opposlie .lack I s m mon. Even In repose, right, Vlrna exudes a smoldering quality during a pensive mo mcnL Maybe she’s thinking of home and family. Home is home and her family consist! of Italian industrialist Franco Pescl and a two year-old son. MARY NEAR TUCKER, dnughlrr of Mr. nml Mrs. T. K. Tin ker holds tlm tri-color ribbon sho won nt the Sanford Flower Show al the Civic Center. (Herald Photo) DeBary Bridge Winners Named DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club played 16 tallies in two sections at the weekly Tues­ day afternoon meeting in the Firemen’s Recreation Hull, Section A was directed by Mr*. Robert N’icholls. Winners were, NS. first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Philip DeBerard; second. Mrs. Janet Heudder and Mrs. Robert Magneson; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt ami Ml*. O. N. Lackey; KW, first, Charles Daglin and Mrs. Flora Dorman; sec­ ond, Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgil Molx; third, Mr. and .Mrs. it. K Walty. Section II was directed by Miss Ktlie] Johnson. Winners were, NH, first, Mrs. Loris Weeks and Mis it T Stev­ ens: second. Mrs. Ida It. Wit- son and Donald MacNuughton; third, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wal­ ters; KW, first, Mr*. Joanno Paulk and Mrs. Judy iliinmll; second, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Andrews; third. Mis It. W. Ackerman and Mrs. Thornton Smith. 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FRENCH AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA By Mrs. Ritchie If.rris Members of the Enterprise Parent-Teacher Council will hear an explanation of school financing by Dr T, E. Smotherman, Volusia County school board member for the district, at their 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday in the school auditor­ ium. Dr. Smothennan will speak on where the money is obtain­ ed, how it is spent and how lo raise moys funds.1 At close of term last June, the Enterprise school had an enrollment of 2."i3 pupils. As of this month Ihere are 307 pupils. Operating funds for the school are based on last year's aserage daily attend­ ance and difference between increased enrollment nnd pre­ sen! budget will not. I>e made up until next year. In all probability at lhal lime, a fllrlher inctease in enrollment will l>e seen due In expanding population of (he area. The problem of school fi­ nances is one of vital interest to everyone in the area nnd all parents are urged lo at­ tend Tuesday night’s meeting. The general public also is in­ vited to hear Dr. Smotherman’s talk nnd to participate in the following question and answer period. this weekend. Cabbage, car­ rots, green and dry onions, . nnd lettuce are especially ' plentiful. Apples and bananas ars good buys this week, and strawberries are beginning to roll in a t a good rate. Grape­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — fruit and oranges are partic­ Colorful and varied supplies ularly abundant. of fresh fruits and vege­ tables are the heat buys this Forest City week for the careful .hopper. Eggi, meat, fish, and poultry also offter the housewife a Merchants Seek good variety from which to choose. Caution Lights Eggs/ a fine protein food, are In good supply. Canned By Maryann Miles pink salmon, fish sticks and The Forest City’ Mrrchyits portions, beef roasts, beef Association will meet at fi:30 steaks, and frrsh pork roasts p,m. Tuesday al the Forest complete the good-buy out­ City R estaurant look for red meat*. Since the February m»»t- t Broiler fryers' are attrac­ Ing. the organiiation has sent tively priced and .abundant. s letter to the Stale Road De­ Cauliflower, greens, and pu- partment requesting that si limes are good vegetable buys least two caution lights be lo­ cated through the Shopping \VW Hoard Meet Center area. Further plan­ The executive hoard of the ning pertaining to the lights South Seminole Welcome Wa­ will he discussed al Tuesday gon Club will meet at 11:30 evening’s meeting, a.m. Monday at the home of t Mrs. Hen Daggett, Gilbert Now You Know Rond, Winter Park. The meet­ I'n lle d P r e s * In te r n a t io n a l ing will be conducted by Mrs Fishes are the largest of Maryann Miles, president. All all the vertebrate classes, planning to attend are asked with more than 20,000 living to bring a sandwich lunch. species known to science, ac­ Reverag. and dessert will be cording to the Encyclopedia Britannica. provided by thp hostess. (The following guide to the nation', beat food buy. for the weekend w.a pre­ pared by the U. 8. Depart­ ment. of Agriculture and Interior for United I’re*. International.) M cC R O R Y ’S & • Spring HOME NEEDS �-% L • I'. Sanford Area Port Engineers By Paul Rrookahlre (First Of Three) Enough potential cargo is available to support b port terminal at Sanford and the economy of the area is in excellent shape for the construction of such facilities. Those arc the finding of an engineering study ordered by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The report was released today by Fran­ cis E. Roumillat, Jr., chairman of the cham­ ber's Port Authority Committee. "The St. Johns River probably is the most valuable asset in Seminole County . . . . .and we conclude that an excellent opportunity exists to develop the St. Johns and recommend that a one-berth port term­ inal facility be constructed...........the re­ port prepared by Lockwood Greene Engi­ neers, Inc., states. The engineers view the construction of the port facility as a lure for new indus­ tries to locate near by. History shows that industry, commerce and population develop as a result of the establishment of water terminal facilities, the chamber was told. Economic benefita to be realized from the port, in addition to the coming of new In­ dustries, would be from two primary sour­ ces; (I) savings to the area on freight rates and (2) the monetary value added to the area economy by the movement of catgo through the marine terminal facility. As for potential cargo, the Lockwood Greene report contends: "One export cargo atone, that of canned non-perishable citrus products, has a tre­ mendous potential to support a one berth port facility.'* Citrus pulp and phosphates are other ex­ port cargoes expected to be shipped through the Port of Sanford. As far as impott cargoes arc concerned, one firm, whose name must he kept confi­ dential at their request, indicate that they would be interested in shipping 25,000 to 100,000 tons a year of dry bulk commodity by barge to Sanford. Other imports expeeted to go through the port would be several thousand tons of newsprint for newspapers in the area. Opening of the Cross-Florida Barge Ca­ nal would enable the barge shipment of au­ tomobiles and trucks from the Great Lake* area to SftiKord. In standard tonnage, this means that if a terminal existed at Sanford today, it would have been possible to import 81,000 tons of automobiles and truuks. Cost of minimum facilities for the Fort of Sanford are estimated at about $530,000. Such facilities would enable the barge terminal to commence operations and ex­ pand at n later date. Thr minimum cost would include whnrf construction, clearing, grubbing, fill, pav­ ing and railroad work. The wharf and transit shed deck would be the prfncipsl cost item, estimated at $141,400. The total does not include cost of prop­ erty. legal fees or engineering. The site recommended for construction of the water terminal is immediately west of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad bridge, crossing the St. Johns River on the west end of Lake Monroe. The area of the prop, erty is about 130 acres. The site is located at the junction point of water, rail and truck transportation. U.S. Interstate 4 and U.S. Highway 17-02 are near by. . , "This is a tremendous advantage not en­ joyed by many other terminals," the engi­ neers declare. The engineering firm emotions th a t it will take about five years for Sanford to rrnp big benefita from the terminal onca it is built. They believe it w ill take that long to da* velop potential traffic and to sell the port’s services to manufacturers and receivers of goods. Release of Iho engineering report cli­ maxes a year-tong job by the Tort Author­ ity Committee. Serving with Roumillat on the committre aie Gordon Frederick, John Alexander, James F. Awry, J r , Andrew Carraway, A. L. Wilson, Carl Schilkr, Scott Burns and Jack Boll. Summer School Academic Expansion Told Seminole County C t o 0^ on the St. Johns River * * * * (Hit? Sunday has been named Compassion Sunday at the Free Methdoist Church, 500 West Fourth Street, to empha­ size the need of the world for food, clothing ami religious V O L . 67 instruction. • • * * Phone 322-2611 * * * * Zip Code 32771 “The Nile of America” fo r a lft ) Recreation Curtailment Is In Order Summer recreation mid ath­ letic program* sponsored by the Seminole County School United Press Leased Wire E staid is ned 1908 F R ID A Y^ M A R lT T 1 2 ^ 1 0 6 5 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O ~ l-Iff system in conjunction with community recreation pro­ grams will be curtailed this year in favor of using these The Seminole County Health fund* and units for academic, Department says fit cases of remedial and enrichment pro­ poisoning were reported to it grams, the school boHtil deciil during 1964. Most of the cases ed Thursday. involved infants swallowing, For several years, the sum­ aspirin and other Internal mer academic program has l-een broadened, reducing the medication SELMA. Ala. (1 FI) - A re lost* of tuition to student* • * ft 1 ported compromise that would . Y" ■ 1 , , (m m 514 to $26. resulting in You can tell its almost By Donna Kale* end a g rim , r a in so aked r a c ia l greater interest and enrollThe Longwood City Coun­ spring — tile Jayeces are confrontation on a Selma ment. cil, in special session Thurs­ street wash.-d down the drain launching their annual fertt day evening, Voted to issue a today. iriMnicliofi, till cl honni tm*in liter sale It 6 6 6 organic— building permit to David Mayor .(yc Smithcrrnan hum tluil hy utilizing mmr «f good stuff for your lawn and Joyce of Casselberry for the wont on the radio to categort- thr unit* HVtnlnhfu for m n<! most of jour plants and orna erection of three buildings ron cai emirs, Die tuition could hr mentals. Good price, too. Ro the Sanlando Springs Drive a compromise with racial dropped to $16 allowing even berl Murrie. chairman, says property in the southwest demonstrators 'am! said they more students to lake ad­ call the Jaycee office and get section of the city where would not tip permitted to bold vantage of the oppoi(unities your order in—they deliver it Joyce ami his brother, Rich­ a pr.jvcr vigil al Ihr Dallas for make up work ndvnnee right to your door ard, proposed to build a stock tonnlv Courthouse to.lav ivoik nod speriallnd eotiise* car stadium. James Orange, a Negro "It ia planned for units to U you see in to be seeing lots Tile three buildings, esti­ I' ader, announced to street b« used to fumlih guldare-e. of little girls dressed m brown mated to cost $6,840 accord­ ►^m^jttr*4v*( at e pe*>e bar-aimnwl Kading. pre-*ch 0411 and green around town this ing to the permit applica­ r..*ade shortlj after ml J nig hi' orienUt-on, acadcniic credit week, it's because this is na tion, will lie for an office. that a compromise had been euurSM, drlvera training, in Ilona) Girl Sroul Week. Hun­ .mu i-ssioN stand and li st TEACHER INTERNS of tin- B ing F utuie Ten. Hera Unit tit Seminole worked out thst would permit addition to mtisir, arts and dreds <>l Seminole County girls i owns H igh School h av e ta k e n ovm r ln.ss.--t in Sem inole v en tity liu* w eek. H ere the Negroes and while sv in crufts, ip-qts and pUygi..urid Only councilman voting participate il this line youth R ernie H arb o u r ( le ft) am i Mike (.ra y help G ra m m a r School fifth g ra d e r palhirers to go in small groups activities," tint. Iiel explained, against issuing the permit program Byron R obinson w ith Bonn* E nglish problem s at tin blur kbotm l. T w o n ty lor a 15 in mute prayer SCI "Wo have operated the . . • was I’-t-y White who ili-rturtw o o th e r at talent te n c h e is art* vv.-iking a t si la vice at the courthouse. summer n . i. iiju.ii progimu whilt* kurpmK tip With -I that tinraceway tins n-it Speaking of spring, it's their own school work al 11a- mum lime. tiltT a h l T h 'd 'i) I* V.xTlilt IUES in co-operation with ttie- saritime local merchants were m the last interest of tile The Rev James J Itcrh, a communities throughout . ity thinking aOout planting some white Boston Cmtarun mm *h« county and the r.itiimun City A t t 6 r n e y Webber pretty spn n ; flowers tit those Practice first uter whose romjdetc love (or die* now have htouderird sidewalk planters to brighten Maine*, in answer to quo* his fellow man led him to this " " 'c pailn q.ato.u t» the M il.I'll V*>, Cwllt. It I’ll things up And a little water lion* from the standing room tragic end." today appeared wh*'"' Hi w' fi lhey ran — \ 17 sear old troii-c* ifr might help save the podocar only athln-m-e, stated ih»t bundle th fill 4‘Jil Iftfl.tl l-iul (if dcMinrd to In erqne a lilattyr < oirnril had no pouer to dent was In tin- hospital with a pus, if the roots are still alive iif tin* Nt'uro civil riifht* dnvr it. We would Mill make the tlit requested permit and that * • ft self inllirlid bullet wound R«H*b a ax attackT.I by at ftchotil ground* and fai tlitic* a* long as the zoning ordin­ City and county commiss I W.f.AII \S>EE (FPI) — B o o k k e e p in g 1 in her right (mil and the liMat fMiir,uhit** nwn in Selma HVHltnhlr for tlie uxe uf tlie ance remains as written. It ioners made it hard on report > rn lt.71 IV ephone Tele TU.LAIIASSEE ilJFI) explanation to pollre: I njK iil aft it takinu community in tbu aiumnef,** ers tins week—kept jaunting must is* followed. [lie si,ite auditor said today . . , t ’««nij«•n> today handed part in a match He <lir<) fi«»m IfUtchel mi id, A resident. John Deaton, wanted to see if n gun shot fingers and sating, "This i* (iHti’hel* HN'Mftted by W \V iicfouril hi eiks kept at the at 7 55 off the record " Nothing said >*sk'd if council would get a Mate f ire College needed im- would hurl before 1 tried to I... ll.ivri.iti Hum* a check a h]mi c»n the Wlmrlon nnd W II ItcShwzo, written agreement that no p m Thurx«!a> (••r f ’ .22,191 representing the in a putdic meeting is really commit suitidr." frportefl til 1lir nchoo) tvuird prov mg. u iiiT F *im si: o p k n con :■inv * ufiLity taxes, A off-the-record fellas, hut well races be held on Sunday and that the at at ns of nccredil/i_• . , v . , \V.\SIIIN(iTMN it PI) — tlon of Seiitinolr I'ounty go along as far as possible Haines answered that council -p<. e .man said It was the had no power to set the openm l s \ tJ The While Hmur via* l>eing mdionta i* ,+f»tily j^ood,’* unless il affects the voter's U r..-I tax payment tile com re-4»pcn* 1 f'»r pitblir tours to mg or rioting times fur any MUSI t)W it I’ll — The So yxicketbooks (It didn't ) •'Wu are abnky in pome establishment operating in a 'let l nmn today rejected pj: lias * vci made to tlw day, uifp guards un«|fr in • • • area*, and will ,ref more legal manner except on* sell- Red t tuna demand tn drop -t ,<• 8>trUfll«UH to keep the JMH> shaky as our enrollment in* Only four more property mg alcoholic heveragrs. pear? till coexistence with .1 e rherk was presented pie nun ms * to prevent any crease* and mote instructor* owners are 1*ft to sign deedIn answer to question from the West as the price of Lont granting right .of wat for pat another r e s i d e n t , Daniel nurnist unity arc needed. We run expect to n l l.mlate to the Governor new civil rights 'it inv Hair* lax collect nm* i The ordcfN gtvcn to White nrr(| more trui'bnue etiunxela mg of Lake Mary Boulevard Seieem-y, Haines advised that by t .tin Paitm. ial reprr ... ItcMiie ptthc* prcxuinahly mean nnd more JihTunaii* next out to M according to latest city still could reione to stop O i l l \ 1*111)1111 Si-mt iftil* i minty fttiiiwn! * 1 w n tilu r tor NiillJu-rn Bel; that .inv demonstrators who year The growth jqohlerii* reports from the Lake Man the run-way even though the pftr cent in ru a if during KM' MIAMI 11' n i —lyingvhors P-.tin -a.-t th* payment is attempt fo * nit m Mmi alone will r»i-»tr tlie neres Chamber of Commerce, which building permit* huve been nir-n ,d Port Everglades wrnl r wiry. nyrr th** imthi*1' p» is m charge of obtaining the granted. Serectiey requested ba> k to work today and left Moil laM ycur, J Ktl Hlrniijfhr an increase of HI jwr cent over l*r to ThtirsddV ' 'even hour ally to enlarge M«*-r- staffs hunger strike'* will Im* cj«‘Cl* to meet the rrili'HM. Many properties foi the county so that his question and the an­ Miami as the only local of dim tor, Ktur Pin Hum nu w.'ul was (.aid to years ago d without dc|j>. new sciences who li tiavr been that wofk can begin on the' swer l>e included in minutes the International Iaqigshore rommiftnnn, *«i<| todiiy. when the company made .a evolved in the |-«sl few years already approved road pro ot the meeting. - ., Tux ruMrt tjufiR liurinjf Keh tax payment of $829,117 in men's Association m the ns mean we must plan for in­ jert Befnre voting on the m at­ turn still on strike tin- to years following, tiie N e w iz in rjtry r u i r y thin y m r to ta lle d $ l n l , creases in these areas," he ter, council heard Peter Grif­ ITU in the <minty h* rnmpiii coqipany tia* paid the state a GAIN E.N'VI I.I.K (UPI) — noted. County Commissioners hive fith* of Wave-Lock Manufac­ No Kxtension local coin puny uni the #j>rd lu $111,ft ID in F th n u try . total of $17,9^.3,876 in utility Guteliel told tin I.lined that asked Engineer Bill Bush to turing Inc., an electronic! TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — lUtil. laxe* paieol low bidder on a new accreditation forms hava been ask the SAD to give them a firm with a factory in Or­ Motor Vehicle Commissioner (i us oI(up tax roller Huns al­ Tin 3 million in annual tescai.h lil.rury al the Unidetail cost estimate and de­ lando, who stated that his Arch Livingston reminded mo­ to were up in the county in utility taxes. Partin said, la vertlly of Honda. Tassinari completed and sent 111 and he sign for street lights at the company had expanded so torists that 1961 license tags February. Colirction* fur thi* Just i>art of the total $16 9 Construction Company sub- would hava '*moi* concrete" bit 431. Stt 436 and bit 46 in rapidly that it was considering expire March 20 and said he pant month totalled $100.^4 million tux toll Southern Hell | milled n l.aae hid of $ 1.7H specifics to offer when the report has been evaluated by terchanges. 1 4 travelers will purchasing 350 acres on Sun doubts tlie deadline will be cunipmed to f HD.!!fit) * jijiiI the stale, its cities and million, lowest among 10 the stutc accreditation boatd soon know that they are ap­ tando Springs Drive, south­ extended counties for 1901 I firms seeking Hie contract. and returned. proaching Sanford, and at the east and southwest of the School board members re­ Lake Monroe bridge, they wifi Lowe-Temjic plant, for expan­ marked "we have no alterna­ find an inviting vista of palms sion. Griffiths, in (hit state­ tive, wa must stay accreditlining the lakcshore. Scott ments, gave definite impres­ ed." Burns. FPL manager, also of­ sion that hi* company pos­ School Supt. It. T. Milwee fered to draw up an estimate sibly would losa interest PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Mayor James H. J. Tate five' shots and rescued the day to come back again," he pointed out that minimum ac­ of the lighting for the county. • hould Hie stuck car stadium creditation It necessary to go through. said. "1 extend my congratu­ qualify for state funds. The tall, slim youth in the commended Airman James R girl Eight boys later were ar­ lations to the fine police force The name of Palm Springs sailor uniform was uncomfort­ George, 23, of Chamhlec, Ga , "The question IS. do we for "gallant action and cour­ rested and convicted of the Road in Altamonte Springs able under tlie admiring gaze age" and named him an hon­ crime Seven were sent to cor­ you have here and I thank the want to squeak by with min­ has been officially changed to imum accreditation, or do we o! 400 persons. orary citizen of Philadelphia rectional institutions and the people who have written me Wymore Road to svoid con­ want to upgrade our status tetters I am deeply apprecia­ Without hesitation, he had at the ceremonies in the may other was placed on proba­ fusion. It's Wymore Road in from 'getting by' to 'good' or tive " waded with fists flying into a or'* City Hall reception room tion Orange Coqnly and suddenly 'excellent'," Milwee asked. wine crated band of hoodlums George, a biology major at " Ihank God he was able to 'A highly discolored . right becomes Palm Springs Road -Gatchel pointed out that Billy Grady. VAH-3. Naval who were beating and molest­ eye and a alight bruise under help her before a murder was G e o r g i a State University, when it crosses the Seminoleonly 22 counties in the state ing a 15 -yeir old girt they hud plans to return home Satur­ reached," Mayor Tate said in the left eye gave evidence to Air Station, was injured'when Orange County line. now hava accredited schools. • • • a scooter he was riding wae dragged from a subway sta­ the beating George had taken describing George's galantry. day when he completci his After receiving an hororary two weeks of reserve training at the hands of the mob last If the Legislature approves involved in a collision Thura- tion platform. Hut the crowd of spectators; Saturday night while six men citizen's badge and the thun­ al Ihe nearby Willow Grove ’Berry Queen a pay raise tor Sanford's city day night. Sanford Police laid Grady's the contingent of N a v y on the subway platform ignor derous applause of the over­ Naval Air Station. He will get PLANT CITY (UPI) — commissionfra, the commiss­ flow rrowd, George thanked a Navy aendoff when he leav­ Sandra Link,' a 17-year-old ion ha* nked that it become scooter was itruck by an au­ "brass" and the Impressive cd hit pleas for iielp. effective June 1, 1965. Some tomobile driven by Mrs. Ku- group of city officials assem­ ■ The resdtvlst managed to the mayor and stepped to a es. Official* of the air station Pinacreat High School atudwill present him with a Navy ent, waa named quean of the wanted it to be retroactive, auko N. Knowles, 403 Tucker bled to pay him honor was break free and summon po microphone, "1 have enjoyed my stay in commendation letter at spec­ 1966 Strawberry F e s t i v a l but finally settled for the June Drive, at Park Avenue and something he had oevrr faced .lice-man George Faustino who sent the ruffians fleeing with Philadelphia and 1 hope some ial ceremonies. before. here. North Laurel at 9;34 pm. .date. W EATHER: Mild thru Saturday, high 7.V80; low tmiipht around 60. Compromise 'Washed Out’ ’n Alabama Longwood Raceway Given OK . nSLWA... Southern Be j Pays Huge Tax B R IEFS Sales Tax Up Seven Per Cent Navy Hero Wins Plaudits For Bravery ft ft ft Sailor Injured In Collision . i a , . • • T II. S . H unts Lost P ilo ts £ SAIGON (U P I)-U . S. forc­ es scoured the jungle* (oday , for two American pilots whose r,57 bomt>er crashed during a combat mission against Communist positions in South Viet Nam. t The wreckage of the plane was found Thursday 390 miles northeast of Saigon and a spokesman said tficre were In­ dications that the fliers had rjrcted from the craft before It went down. The B37 was part of a flight which jHiumled Viet Cong posi­ tions with napalm in a lowlevel strike over guerrilla irv fested Bmh Dinh Province in * (he central highlands. MILES It was nirtfknoun what caus­ 0 ISO ed the plane to crash. Pilots o( five other plincs on tha HOT SPOT — Comimt- mission said they saw no niaL Kt'ip ot) Binb Dinb sign* of enemy ground fire. jiriiMtut! (tnarked wit Is As the search continued to­ X on map uIn>vc) lias day, Communist North Viet lu-en in liken. Air Foret? Nam announced the captur® je ts * and Vietnamese ol a U. S. Air F'orce pilot ground troops worked whose piano- was s^ol down together to blind th re a t March 2 during the mastiva of tlie IIt’ll Viet Cong air strike by American and ti» never the vital Biip- N n ii I h Vietnamese aircraft j 11v load between l’|ei- against the Communist north. ku and t)ui Nbon. Hanoi identified tlie Amer­ ican as Lt, Hayden J. Lock­ hart of Springfield. Ohio, whose wifr, Jill, live* in Alex­ andria, La. Lockhart was flying one of five planes shot dowo by the Communists when a force of 16u American and Vietnamese I nltrd P r e s s In t e r n a t io n a l l'.-r slstr-nt r a il.' i.ililim n-d bombers and fighter-bom tiers to s.ork the southern to I of struck two military installa­ tions in the biggest air raid of sta le s today. H eavy allow piled up in the war Thursday's B57 mission waa thr Arizona m m ilaina nnd originating sjin-nd ru in s* the noillie-rn one of several plains nod G n a t Lab.'s area. 11oiii the lug American air­ Rum or snow via* reported base at Da Nang. About 20 .s fighter-bombers took In 31 states from G eorgia *o U pari in a raid fnr which no southern f a l l Torn in L a rg e t r a il* <>f low * fa rm ­ target was announced but that land v in e flooded by m ilt-fn l mission was apparently diagainst Communist >iiearn* and riv e rs. TTious.-inds re d e d of fan illle* left their homes supply routes in Laos. f yr L/"ci North Soggy As Florida Basks along the lovi* River. In Ih r town of M issouri V a lle y, Iow a, nl.out 25 pet relit of I lie town was unde* w ater from tlie swollen Bn) er river O ne oo tsM e e v r e p lin n to the so g g y co n d itio n s w a- H m in , w h e re r e s t .b ill* nnd vie i at lo n ers en jo ye d su n n y , w a rm M e n th rr. ‘The (iambia* WASHINGTON (U PI)—'The stair Department, bowing to Gambian wishes and British wishes ani l British style, lieiii-i-lnrth will call Africa’s in west and smallest nation •Tile Gambia ' instead of ju it I Gambia 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 SPRING S E L L IN G SPREE FEBRUARY 15th THRU APRIL 30lh The Rctl Carpet Will Be Out For Every New Cnr Buyer, Drive A Cornel Or Tlie New Mercury Then Compare. You Will Be In For A Big Surprise. Highest Trade Ins In History On Car Of Your Choice. SE E US TODAY ! ! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 322-4884 109 N. Palm etto Ave. Sanford, FU . �V art'#** fflj'f Vinforfi ^rrxlb Pflffe 2—Fri. Mar. 12, *65 Father Keane Hundred At Bon Voyage Party !Rev. Grover Sewell W e Can Know God How often someone ask* nil J.f wr know »ome outstanding person ami wc find ourselves sayinc that wc do not know them personally, however, we know of them. If the one to whom wc refer is a writer we usually mean that we know of his books; if he is physician we know of his efforts in heal­ ing; if he is a clergyman wc may think of his preaching; Jf an architect wc envisage his buildings. Even though wc may not know him personally we know something about his efforts. This is fine, but how much better it Is to be ahle to say that we know a human beini personally, asked if I know God personal­ ly. There is no doubt many reasons for such a question not being asked, yet the truth is that we can know God in such an intimate way that it can be classified '‘personal­ ly.” As we read our Bibles we find that the spiritual giants knew God in a close, warm and intimate way. Moses, for example, knew t h a t God would walk with one wherever he went even though the paths of the world might be rough, indeed. Moses was conscious of God's presence as he led the children of God through the wilderness for many years. When there was dis­ obedience and when there was great dedication; when there was doubt and when there was faith, God was there. The everlasting arms of God were enough to carry even disobed­ ient and unfaithful children through the long and hard journey. Finally the time came for Moses to relinquish his leadership. He knew that he would not live to enter the Promised Land, so he offered advice to his people that would assure them of the per­ sonal presence of God. He said shortly bolore he died, ‘■The Eternal God is thy re­ fuge and underneath ara the everlasting army.'’ Enoch had tha same exper­ ience of knowing God person­ ally. The Apostle Paul knew God personally through Jesus Christ. Peter was ahle to ac­ complish great things for God because he, too, rcalitcd that God was by his side. God has not changed In any way since the time of the Bible giants. Even then it was necessary for them to look away from themselves and look unto Him if they were to ace and receive His pres­ ence and greatest blessing. We remember that Peter and other disciples were having a most frightening time while experiencing a violent storm In a little boat upon thr sea. Jesus knew of their plight. He went to them and in one of His glorious miracles walked on the water. The disciples were afraid so Jesus identi­ fied Himself. Peter asked thal he bo enabled to walk on the water and meet Jesus. The ability was given. Peter step­ ped from the boat to the rag­ ing waves J ^ i u c h faith that he did walk- tow ard the Lord until the sound of the wind and the sight of the angry waves made him take his eyes from Jesus to see only his troubles. Then he forgot the Person of Christ and then he sank. Jesus rescued him, but deplored his lack of faith. More and more Peter did pro­ gress as he knew God [mrsonally through Jesus Christ. A far greater miracle than walking on the water is pos­ sible for us. The miracle of knowing God who made the universe passes the bounds o( our limited minds. When we think of the Milky Way with Its minimum of one thousand million stars and realise that we ran know the creator of it personally, we stand in awr of the mystery. Even so, it is a glorious mystery. I-et us not lose the opportunity by not acrepting it. If you have not experienc'd k n o w i n g God personally, throw yourself on Him in lalth and pray that Ills Holy Spirit will fill your being Ills pro mi«e |s that He will never re­ fuse tills request. Those of great faith realize that this promise-is beyond expression AN ORIGINAL SKIT presented by the Junior MYF enlivened an African banquet a t Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church. Cqthy Casselberry, playing the chief’s daughter, gets "llie treatment*' from witch doctor Terry Reuter as Denise Ream hump looks on. DeLand District WSCS Hears Missionary Vera Hughlett » There were 227 member! of the Woman's Society of Chrfitiau Service of the Mcthodiat Church regiitered t or the DeLand District meet­ ing held recently a t Firit Mcthodiat Church, Ormond ltearh. Missionary apeakrr for the meeting was Misa Vera HughJrtt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William H u g h l e t t . Miss Hughlett was bom in Tunda, Congo, and received her prim­ ary education from her mother. She attended the llni^jf' Central school in l.uhnudai, Congo; achoola In Cocoa, Florida; Aabury Col­ lege and the University of Kentucky. Mist Hughlett, a regiitered nure* who served in Genta, I.llwria, aa a ml#aionary for three years, is now at home in Cocoa await­ ing assignment as a full-time missionary nurae. She gave an interest ing ac­ count of the work of the church in Ganta, Liberia, especially of tha hospital fac­ ilities. She told of the eoclal value of the hospital when patients gather and visit dur­ ing their off time between growing seasons, and said be­ tween 100-30Q persona are t rented per day in the out­ patient clinic. Modern equip­ ment has been installed, but getting enough electricity to run it is still a problem. The most important activ­ ity of the hospital, according to Miss Hughlett, is the nurs­ ing school. She staled that young Africans know today that they do not have whut they nerd—an education. And they will take an education from whomever will give it. She said the church should start "yesterday" in providIng facilities to rduratr the young Afrirans, and she also emphasised the need that ex­ ists for young people from tha church in the United •States to enter this phase of the church's work. Guest Speaker By Jane Casselberry Rev. Lucas Gr(le, pastor o( the Westminster Prcibyterian Church, Casselberry, w a s Spiritual Emphasis W e e k speaker this week at Boggs Academy, Keytville, Ga. He wa* accompanied by Mr*. Grilc. By Henna Eitrs * Rev. Hugh B. Keane, pastor of Church of Nativity, wa* guest of honor at a bon voyage party at the social hall of the church. Mrs, Gene Shannon, presi­ dent of the Catholic Women's Club, and Joseph Hopkins, president of the Holy Name Society, presented Father Keane with a transistor radio, a purse, and a spiritual bou­ quet. in the name of the par­ ish. They expressed their regets over the fact that he had been recalled to Ireland. G R O U N D IHIE AK IN G for the Seventh-day Adventist Florida' Living Re­ tirem ent Community, firs t in the south, was held in Forest City. Ad­ Father Keane extended his appreciation, commended the dressing those attending were L. J. Leiske (a t m icrophone); (seated from left) Kenneth A. W right, F rank McMillan, R. E. Metcalfe, Carl parishioners on their coope­ ration with their pastor, and ►Prneger and H. H. Schmidt. (Herald Photo) urged their continued support of the new pastor. Cake and coffee were served to the 200 members attending the event from a table covered ference; H. F. Roll of Orlan­ City Community Association, with white linen and centered By Maryann Miles F l o r i d a Conference of do, serrrtary-trraiurer, Flori­ participated aa representative with an arrangement of variSeventh-day Adventists broke da Conference; Frank McMil­ of the l o c a l community shaded peach gladioli. ground for the first building lan of Orlando, secretary- who intends to be one of the of a project to ba known a* treasurer, Florida Conference first residents, took part in the Florida Living Retirement Association; and R. E. Met­ ceremoniea and Carl Praoger Community. Location is on the calfe of Orlando, assistant of Brookline, N. V.. north side of SR 436 just secretary, Florida Conference Robert A. Cushman, of Or­ Association. lando, is designer ami general west of Bear Luke Hoad. Allen Forward of Forest contractor for the building Land for this first official move of the Adventist Church City, president of the Forest program. to provide homes for retired persons in the south was made available through gift on an annuity contract by the Ken­ neth A. Wrights of Forest City. Wright, a stewardship counsellor of the Adventists' Florida Conference ami for­ mer principal of Forest Lake By France* Wester announced that (he book Academy, has been promoting The Carolyn Smith Circle "Winds of Chance" will be the idea of such a project for of the WMS of the First Bap taught the last of March with a number of years. tist Church of Lake Mary met Mr*. Charlotte McQuillin as Founders' gifts. In form of last Friday night at the home teacher. annuity contracts, have made of Mrs. Robert Scallorn, Mrs. Lamar Stokes urged It possible at this time to be­ Mr*. Larry Sumner, circle everyone to attend the Week REVIVAL nor vices nt gin immediate construction of chairman, p r e s i d e d . The of Prayer for Home Missions W est Siilc B a p t i s t the first two buildings. One mrcting opened with prayer scheduled this week. Church will be conwill contain seven siimll apart- | given by Mrs. C. N North, It also was announced that iluctcd a t 7 :30 p.nt. ments fur those liestring to do ] mission study chairman, who the last Friday of the month Sunday through Wedtheir own housekeeping. The both ctrclea will meet to clean n c a d a y w i t h Rev. other will contain 17 bed- | the church and each one was Frank Hamrick, youth looms for those wishing hotel ■ asked to do tlictr share. evangelist for P i e d ­ type necnmodatloRK, As deve* j A discussion of further m o n t Hilile C oIIcrc , lopmont follows, there will la- j meeting plans and the work Winston-Salem, N. C. u central dining room, a rhaof the WMS was held after pel, rerieational facilities and which Mrs Harley Wilhelm other features to attract re­ gave the Call to Prayer, pray tired people mg for the missionaries. Adventist dignitaries taking The program lor the even part in thr gi ig p i^ ra k tn g ’ h j Francis Wester • A trig Was preaented by Mrs. included L. J. I.elske of Atlan­ The March meeting of the Scallorn, Mrs. Stoke* and ta. president of the Southern UPW of the Community Pres Mr*. Wilhelm 'Pie closing Union Conference; A. C Mc­ bytertan Church of Lake Mary prayer wa* given by Mrs T Kee nf Atlanta, secretary- wa* held Tuesday night at the M Whig ham treasurer of the Southern Un­ home of Mr* Karl Unger on Following the meeting, the lie Donna F.-trs ion Confeieme As-ocintion; Crystal Lake with Mr« Ma­ hostess served refreshments The i nthohr Women's Ctuh H H Schmidt of Forest City, bel Brown a* cu hostess Mrs J A Yarn, publicity president of tbr Florida Con­ The serond chapter of the ihairman for the church, also ••f the Church "of the Nativity will t ie, l new officers at H group study book, Live As wa* present p m Monday night when the Men, entitled "An Apo women hold their monthly Methodist Men, Frer stle of Freedom" »i« pre'enl Churchwomen meeting m the social hall of A group dismission con the church. WSCS, To Meet rd listing of a question and an Members serving on the swer period led by Mrs Ted To Prepare For nominating' committee a r e Next Week Brooklyn, followed Mr* Put Quilting, Mr* Shir­ The busine** session was Bishop’s Visit Meetings fur two groups of ley Cock ill, Mr*. Dorothy Ed II,-ar Lake M< thudiet Uhurih conducted hv the circle lead wauls and Mrs. Thelma lly Donna I'stra er. Mrs It M Cochran Re have broil m lieduii d next lit idea. The Episcopal Churchwom­ port* were given by the var week. At n meeting of the cluti’s The Men’s Club wilt meet loos en remittee chairman en of Longwood'* Chtlst Epi­ executive board held last at 7 pin. Monday at thr Mrs Cochran explained plans scopal Church will hold thr week, Mrs. George Sommer, chutch fur a rookout dinner for building the new manse tegular monthly meeting at spiritual development chair­ to be fallowed by a program anil the expense that will be 8 p m. Monday at the parish man, urged members to send presented under direction of Involved All were enthusias house on Church Street. Mrs Easter cards and tray favors Virginia Bowersox. president, to homes for the elderly and Juhnny Morgan, p r o g r a m tic about the progress The meeting adjourned with will ronduct the meeting chairman. tu pmnl institutions during A round table discussion on the Lenten season. The church’s Woman’s So­ the Friendshlf Circle and the ciety uf Chiiatiaii Service will Mirpsh benediction. A social the meaning of Lent will take She encouraged the women meet ut M p.th. Thurai lay. at hour followed and refresh place unit plans will be made to attend Lenten DevJtinns tha home of Mis. Luther ments were served by the bos fur the visit of Bishop Henry held at 7:30 p.m. each Friday Miles, 3‘J3 Jewel Drive, Forest tosses to sixteen members I. Louttit, Bishop of South at the church, reminding them KJorida, arheduled for April 4 thal Good Friday must be en­ City. At this writing, the attending. Other activities to take dured tu airivc at Easter WSCS president, Miss Vir­ ginia English, is a patient aT place during the week, accord­ Sunday. Revival Leader Duke University Hospital. ing to Rev. Charles Stewart In other business, Mrs. Itrv. Jack Lindsay, pastor Jr., vicar, include the Inquir­ Gene Shannon, president, an­ of the First Baptist Church er’s Class to be held at 8 p.m. that the Spring Church Members of Longwood, will conduct a Tuetday, also at thr pariah nounced Deanery Meeting will take irvivnl at thr Firat liaplisl house. Subject of Fr. Stewart's place March 3U at Blessed To Hear Concert Church of Union Park begin talk will be the Sacrament of Trinity Church in Ocala and ning Monday and continuing lloty Unction and spiritual that theme of the May con­ lit Jana Casselberry for the next two weeks. Pas­ healing also will b« discussed. vention will t* “History.” There will ba no regular tor of the Union Park church A parish covered dish sup­ Plans for regular monthly mid-week service Wednesday is Rev. Ralph Taylor, former per will take place at fi p.m activities of the club were night ut Community Method­ pastor of the First Baptist Wednesday to be followed by made with the bake sale ist Church of Casselberry. In Chutch of l,ake Mary. the Lenten Service at 7 p.m. scheduled for April -I. stead, everyone ia invited to meet at the church at 7 p in. for tianapuitatiun to Orlando to attend the concert, by Asbury College Men's Glee Club at First Methodist Church. The college is located in Wilmore, Ky., and the Glee Club, under direction of Jack A. Rainer, is on ita ,'tuth an­ nual tour. Rev, Delmus Copcluud, min­ ister of the Casselberry church, it an alumnua of Aa­ bury and a former member of tha Glee Club, Retirement Village Launched Carolyn Smith WMS Circle Has Meeting In Lake Mary UPW Continues Study 01 Book At Meeting Catholic Women Set Elections* " For Monday Spring Revival Opens Sunday First Methodist Church of Sanford will hold its Spring Revival witn icrvices beginn­ ing Sunday morning and con­ tinuing through Friday even­ ing. Rev. Robert Blcd*oe, popu­ lar young minister in the Florida Conference and pas­ tor of Spring Glen Methodist Church, Jacksonville, will be tho evangelist. Robert Postle, director of music at Trinity Methodist Church, Lakeland, will lead singing. A reception will be held in McKinley Hall this Sunday evening following the service his present pastorate at Jack­ so thal everyone may meet sonville, he has served the and talk with Rev. Bledsoe Cork Methodist Church in and Rev. Postle. Refreshments Plant City, Trinity Methodist in Austelle, Ga.; MethodiM will be served. On Monday. Wednesday and Tcmjsie in Lakeland and. First Friday next week, a prayer Methodist in Haines City. He breakfast will be held from 7 is a native o( Plant City and until 7:45 a. m. in order that a graduate of Florida Southern members of the church may hold their morning devotional in unison led by Rev. Bledsoe, Chairman of the Florida Conference Board of Evange­ lism, Bledsoe represents an ever increasing voice in Flor-1 ida Methodism. In addition to Dr. Joseph R. Estes To Lead Revival At First Baptist First Baptist Church of San­ ford will have revival servicebeginning Sunday of this week and continuing through Sunday of next week Dr. Joseph R Estes will be the guest min ister throughout the revival Dr. Estes is the Secretary of Christian Education Ad vance in Kentucky, his native state. He received his B A degree from Georgetown Col lege and his B I) and Th D from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in lxtuisvilltHe has had a wide range of experienci as a teacher pastor, and ip community at fairs. He was a teaching lei low in Christian Theology and Instructor of Systematic Then logy at Southern Seminary More recently he wa* Pro fewer of Theology and Piuio sophy at the Baptist Theolo *gicai Seminary In Rusrhlikon Zoriek. Switzerland under Local Church Of The Covenant To Hear Concert The .Mi-voice Choir of Pres­ byterian College of South Carolina will pti-senl a con­ vert ut the Presbyter inn Church of the Covenant, San­ ford, at 8 p.m., Monday, March 2D. The chural group is under direction of Dr. Edouard Patte who has been choir di­ rector for 18 consecutive years. The program will include an English carol, several Ne­ gro spirituals, a- motet of u German Passion, a Norwegian anthem, a J. S. Bach chorale and liturgical chant* uf the old Russian Church. The public is invited to a t­ tend this outstanding pro­ gram by Rev. Thomas If. Makin, pastor of Church of the Covenant. WSCS To Meet In Casselberry By Janr Casselberry The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Weaver Hall. Program leader will be Mrs. G. F. Meselrk and the topic will he “Prayer and th* Lite Within." Refreahmrnta will be serv­ ed by the hostess committee consisting of Mrs. Velvet Jacobs, Mrs. George Keiter, Mrs. H. Wood and Mr*. Ken­ neth Green. appointment for the Foreign Mission Board. He has been pastor of five churches in Kentucky, the most recent one being the Firs! Baptist Church of Bow­ ling Green As a writer he ha* contributed article* to the ' Western Recorder" and the Encyclopedia of Southern Bap­ tist* Beside* his work with his denomination hi* churches and educational in*1 Motions Dr K-tes h j . worked with the Hoy Smuts and -erred a* a member o f the Board o f Dir rr'or* for G:r!' i nt, of Amor ira. lie is married to the former Helen Frances Trout nf Lex­ ington an l fix- one daughter and four -on* Win-Some Class Honors Teacher By Frances Mester The \Km Some S u n d a y School Class of the Eir-t Bap tu t Church of Lake Mary met st the home of the teacher. Mrs Harley Wdhelra, on Crystal Lake, fur the monthly bii-int** meeting and a stir prist- buthduy celebration lor Mrs. Wilhelm. Devotions from the 17lh chapter of Matthew, und s season of prayer, opened the business session Mrs. Raleigh Cooper, president, announced name* of members who were til. and discussed tuturc plans for the class Mr* Wilhelm wo* present cd with a lovely piece ut jew elry and a decorated birthday cake from the class A social hour followed with refresh ments of brownies and cof fee served by the hostess Those present were Mrs Jsck Crawford, Mrs J C. McKeel, Mrs Lloyd Gibbons. Mr* Carl Bryant, Mrs Ro­ bert Scallorn, Mrs. Larry Sumner and Mrs. Raleigh Cooper. CONCERT CHOIR of Emory and Henry College in Virginia will present a program of sacred and secular music ut Casselberry Community Metho­ dist Church a t 7:80 p.m, March 23. A member of the local church, Mias Darlene Shea, who sings second soprano with the choir, is shown fourth from right, second row. The public is invited. Grace 'Methodist Church Junior High and Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship group# will sponsor bake »a!ea thia Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. with the Junior High# a t Food Fair Shopping Center and the Sen­ ior Iligha a t Winn-Dixie, 25th Street. < REV. HLEDSOE Collrce and Candler School of Theology where ho received his Seminary work Postle, a native of Orlando, is member by marriage ot a famous singing family as many of bis wile's poopli ate evangelistic sinners Her six iirules li.iv,- tu .*nt if ul vine . and have te m i'd together -v* quart'ts at various times to sing throughout I'.orida His brother-in-law, Charles Selph, led singing two year* ago at a meeting at First Methodist here Another hi other in la w also is an evangelistic singer. Rev Bledsoe will give bolh morning services Sunday wi ll the in. 55 s*'rv ice to lie broad­ cast over Sanford Radio WE­ BB Services will be continued Sunday owning and through Friday »t 7 :bi p, m. daily. Tuesday * service also will be broadcast locally for the bene­ fit of shut tn- and those wsio cannot attend Ml i-*penal invitation is ex­ tended by Rev Rnlit-rt Jen kins, hirst Methodist pastor, to the public snd, ut particu­ lar, to young people to attend these services Nursery will be provided throughout the reviv ai. JA (tend service*? this week at iiour own [dace of o r .{ J worship Church Classes Rrv. Charles Hogg of Christ Methodist Church, Sanford, will begin membership trainnlg classes for children, nine through 13 year* old, at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 20. Classes will be continued for the following four Saturdays with members to be received into the church on Palm Sun­ day at the morning service. W B L .C O M * W A O O N Virginia Prtroski 1*. O. Box 12M FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Sanford Nora Nnrria TF, K-t.su 8. Seminole Phyllia Kucenstina FA 2-623* Rake Sales Ladies Night The Men'a Club of Cassel­ berry Community Mcthodiat Church will hold a special "Ladies N ight"• ptogram and roast beef dinner at fi;30 p.m. Tuesday in Weaver Hall of the church. Gueat speaker will tie Dr. Lula Perea of Sun fold. RON VOYAGE GIFTS were presented to Rev. Huch R. Keitne, pastor of Church, of N ativity, who has been reculled to Ireland, by Mrs. Geno Shunnoit and Joseph Hopkins. Gifts were (riven in the name of the parish during a party held in F ather Keane's-honor a t the church. Lake Mary Mildred Haney 668-36.11 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. F~ lat A Sanford Are. 322-1822 322-8132 - Deltona Mary Gettings Bear l ake 293-6847 Sophie Hmints DeBary 668-4*02 �« Vfa'r in f e r 5 WrraTl F ri. M ar. 12, ’65— P a p e 3 M oney-Saving Feed Handler Under Study African Mission Banquet Held By MYF Groups lly Jane Casselberry Palms and bamboo provid­ ed n jungle • setting Sunday evening for the African Mis­ ti Rnnquct held by the combined Methodist Youth tom Fellowship groups of Cnsselerry Community Methodist hurch. Stuffed lions, tiger* and monkeys peered from their bamboo capes or palm tree perches. Decorating the tables were miniature huts and palm trees, flaps of African coun­ tries and celery containers decorated to resemble witch doctors. Place mats am) nap­ k in s of an African design also were used. Counselors Marvin McClain and Ilurbon Ferrell prepared the meal of '‘chop" rice, rawpeanuts, and bananas. Following the dinner. Rev. Delmas Copeland led the group in singing. An original skit was presented by mem­ bers of the Junior MYF.-Mrs. yMcClnin gave a report on the missionary s p o n s o r e d in Africa directly by the local church. An impressive film on the complex problems of modern Africa "The (las (lets Hurt,” was shown in the evening service. / Memorial Unit Names Delegates To Girls State t •Second Home Plans Ready Jim Walter Corporation' the world’ll oldest anti largest "un your lot home builder/’ has announced that a com­ plete line of second home cot0 ta£es will be introduced to the public this sprint:. the trend to ­ ward more and longer vaca­ tions' higher wage*, shorter work weeks, plus the ever In­ i'reus mg desire of the Amer­ ican people to get away from the **i at race" of city living, Jim Waller Cm miration's t uihling ami financing facilit ms will attract many fam­ ilies ih-siring n rountry place f-o u u r f ir r wi-rketnla anil \ ai at ions A homo away from borne roust In- durable to withstand the i-lt-nu-nts ami the lurk of ilay to (lay rare that a ser­ um! home usually tereive" 'I fie new .lint Walter line of i ullages, consisting of four if models, is designed f*ir leis­ ure living and low niaintename. The new- Riil x nmcty aiding is ruanufm turrit to ' outweatber the weathei " It won’t ml, splinter or dent and eliminates damp walls. Aluminum w i n d o w s and screens are us<*d ill all mod­ els, assuting the buyer the ci oiioniy of maintenance that e only Aluminum provides. Jim Waller Corporation of­ fers these cottages with a wide variety of inside finish options. They range in jirire from approximately 11500 to ttOOO for the shell. Tha com­ pany requires no down pay­ ment and provides I till per rent financing when the buy­ er owns his lot. Starting in Tampa in 19J6, Jim \\'«lter Corporation has enjoyed a tremendous success and boasts of having more than 200 branch offices from coast to coast. For those wishing information on the Jim Walter Cottages, they offer a free brochure. * Parish Mission Begins Sunday In Altamonte * It* Donna K»tr* A Mission for men and women of the parish of St. Mary-Magdalen C a t h o l i c Church. Altamonte Springs, will ^icgin -Sunday and con linue through the following Sunday. Conducting the missions will lie Rev. C. II. O’Brien, O.P.. a Dominican missionary. Exact times of services will he an­ nounced upon Fr. O'Brien’s arrival this weekend. Newsboy Day Sanford Herald newsboys will be feted at a luncheon Saturday by Sanford Etas Lodge in honor of Newsboy Appreciation Day. The pro­ gram will consist of missile pictures from Cape Kennedy and presentation of certificat­ es of recognition by Exalted Jtuler Wade Snyder. GAINESVILLE (Spl.) — $9 on every ton. Experiment station research­ Presently, most citrus pulp er* are perfecting a feed is handled in 100-pound bags handling method thut is ex­ pected to save ranchers 111 to because of il» non-free-flow­ ing characteristic. If a meth­ od can be developed to allow efficient handling o( citrus pulp in bulk, the money saved per hag would lie 30 to -15 cents. Dr. I. J. Ross, assistant agricultural engineer at the experiment s t a t i o n , says, "Materials handling research in the agricultural engineer­ Cynthia Logg. lfi-ycar-old ing department is being di­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. rected at the specific problem R, I.egg, 2000 Derbyshire of developing reliable means Rond, English Estates, has of removing non-free-flowing been chosen from the Junior feeds front hulk storage." "An experimental vertical ('Ins* nt Lyman High School hy American Legion Auxil­ screw untoadcr is being test* iary Memorial Unit 250 of ed in a hopper-bottomed stor­ Casselberry to go a* delegate age bin to determine its abil­ to Girls State in Tnllnhnssce. ity to remove citrus pulp from the bin," he added, "The June 11-18. Carolyn Thomas, daughter experimental unloader con­ of Mrs. Heth Thomas, Lake sists of a four-inch diameter Howell I.nne, wns named al­ auger which has been extend­ ternate should Cynthia lie un- ed vertically into the coneshaped hopper of the storage nhle to attend. The girts were chosen fur Inn. It is driven hy an electric their outstanding qualities of motor in a direction which leadership, citizenship, schol­ will pull the citrus pulp down and out of the bin." arship, and character. Dr, Ross’ tests with the This will he the first time the unit has sponsored a girl screw under include: RPM of at Girls State which is spon­ Mr auger, height the auger sored annually hy the Legion must penetrate into the hop­ Auxiliary to provide young per, tlie power requirements people with a hotter under­ lo turn the auger and the standing of the American rapacity. So far he has learned that system of government and the obligations of citizenship. a one-fourth horsepower mot­ Serving on Ihr committee or at 500 RPM will unload to interview the girls were 250 pounds of citrus pulp in Mis. Harold Kryder, unit one minute. He is continuing president, and Mrs. Leonard the trsts nt various RPM and Casselberry* A m e r i mmsm hot ticpuw er. Also under consideration is chairman. GIRLS STATE candidate* chosen from the Junior Class at Lyman High School are (left to right) Cindy Lcgg, sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 250 of Casselberry; her alternate, Carolyn Thom as; Kathy Kent, sponsored by Old Glory Unit 183 of Altamonte Springs, and Hobble Carroll, alternate. . . (Herald Photo) 47 Give Blood In February CLEAN III' DAY a t F irst B aptist Church of Lake Monroe was not prevented by high winds and many members of the congregation showed up to spend the day making curtains, painting, cleaning the building and yards, and doing other olid jobs. Hero, 1*. C. Spivey Jr., one of the volunteer workers, is shown as he applied coat of paint on the interior. (Herald Photo) $ 5 0 0 Monthly Saved On School Bus Cut Dropping -ion r o u r t r s y school toi« ridci* wlpi live inside the two itilb- li gal limit ha* enabled the si I100I bnaiil to rut Inis operating ios Is by more than fjuu a month, transportation s u p e 1 v ism Herbert Musi MjMUted to the Seminole County S i b o o l Itmiid TIuumIhv *1Wo spei lot Ir-plrst* In ll*»r I uses foi out of-low n I \ ipwere denied 11* being iignin-T pulley. In oilier 111 t mil. lb-aid ( hiiiintiin Mu-on Wl utioi l>i• rented map, o 11 1 1 1 n 1 n g n-liiHih di-trn ts, lo-ation* ui >, bools and Dallies r-1 pi itu 1 pals to inritlbets of the * bool hoaid and ast.ed them lo j-cf • onnlly ytsit i-ai h si bool talk lo pi 1lie 1pa I*, find out tlo it I loblems itud their m-ed* and lepotl bark before budgrl time. ‘Ibe hoiud u|>|iroveil the np I bnil lull of Hit- adult edoi 11t mu di-Jon Uiirul for establish­ ment of piudical nurse train­ ing at .Seminole Memorial Hospital. Two hardware bids for school additions were award­ ed lo the low bidder, Dunn ttruthrrs Hardware. Supt. I! T. Milwee, and WANTED Homes That Need Painting Dai tuna Heath. Fla.—A »rIrrtrd group of home ownera in Srnumdr A Volusia Counlira will hr glirn tinopportunity of hating the New Scientific Fibrrglah Text tired Coaling applied to their home*. 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IHu -lo. volimteei.-d lo f" 1 1k min 1 n>Mi r?u* ril 4K u-ilo Forty-seven persons donat­ ed the it Mood dining Feb­ ruary: to the Seminole Coun­ ty Itlood Hank. C. 1 Henderson gave his -7th pint. Others are: A 1thin II. Hat 1 is and Edward T. Simpson, 22. Hubert It. Smith and Robert A. Hennett, tr>: Can-in linger, tl; Cordon I. Hradlcy, IT; Dar­ rell K. Swift, 12; Huger 1„ Harris and Ned Stephens, JO. Robert K. McKee, I,, It. Eubanks and lierald CassHn o n , eight; David H. limb, six; tib-n M McKendrre, Josc|>h Hi j ant and (Jcorge Washington, thiee; Terry Carlton, Charlie It. Ward, Wilbur Davis, |*revo I Clark, Peter Mud.i iman. Mali in K. Campbell, John J. Arc baintin nit and John C N01-II III, I mi, First tune donors: Janies Hose. Cent go Heller, Michael A. Dickihson. Mo-lull 11ml m-ll. Thumbs E Einst, Ernest Taylor, l.airy I. Foii-iiihii. t ba 1le* I Wieh 1h ot \ .1 Ha la ki. t..i>I t I 11 m h, \\ ilhurn A Dab-, t.-lw.nd I Hvol, Itayni-iiiil K Ware. |,;,VIH| ,, tiotwal*. 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Pleait vend mi a Irta catalog I on Inttiev'ed in a . ., □ Hama P Cohaga NAME_____________________ ___________________ ADDRESS_____________________________________ -STATE. CITY_____________ Tvlephona. My property it locatad in. The speciul effcctivenenH th a t has always made Phosdrin* Insecticide profitable for late-scason use is now protecting vegetables throughout their growth. Here’s why: 5- to 7 ti-iy spray schedules authorities now recommend hate clun^rd ilie* mlc oi lMtovdrin. With its rapid cprrd ol kill and near perfect insect control, Pltovdrin is ex­ tremely effective in the new short-interval spr.iv schedules. ,4/vo important in the neu> program*. I’ltosdtin is competitive on » cost per acre basis and its fast disappearance eliminates problems. T he Insects and rtilditaa both vanish .County. K I A i l OSIN OH SUNDAY ORLANDO, FLORIDA 1310 W. Colonial Dr., U»y. 60 West * Pint Hilts Station -vegetable growers are using its hard-hitting control and fast disappearance every spray. P. O. Box 13037 Phone; 295-0961 A Phosdrin spray cleans up a bioad spectrum of insects in a matter of minutes-aphids, mites, loopers, worms, almost all destructive peso a tucking vegetable*. Because control it \ vo thorough, in*ccl' c.int build to d.unaging levels between sprats. And ol course, acci­ dental drift to a nt.iiln held aho divippcjrs rapidly. Phosdrin makes it easy to avoid prohlrnts — all season anil close lo harvest. It’s gone from the field a few hours after application. Complete control Is economical Phosdrip alone, protects lettuce, tomatoes, heans, peppers, celery, watermelons, eggplant and many other vegetables. 1 here’s no need to add another insecticide and raise costs... even if resistant insects are present. Phosdrin stops them too. And it offers a wide margin of safety to leaves and fruit of insecticidesensitive crop* like cucumbers and lettuce. A little P b o sd riu goes a long way. As little as U pound per acre is all it takes to end the damage of most vegetable insect*. Dosage ate* seldom exceed Vi pound per acre. Check into ftwiv and consider the overall protection Phowlrin gives you and your crop, and you'll sec whv it pass lo live Phosdrin all season. Phosdrin is available Irom your local insec­ ticide dealer under many well known brand names, or as a product of Shell, In liquid or dost. Shell Chemical Company, Agricultural Chemicals Division, 55 Marietta Street* NAV., Atlanta 3, Georgia. Always read and carefully follow direction*. SHELL P hosdrin* InsacUcMa A MOOuCt M s u m CMHKM. to****** label �L i * * *• ®1» Wrraft Page 4—Fri. Mar. 12, ’65 JL JL i/mm I f •r MURRAY OLOCRMAN Sport* Editor r Entorprito A m . VAIL, Colo. (NEA>—Mlk# building bed habite In golf. . . Trygve Barge, alao an Pyle, the 260-pound center of the Chic* (jo Bear* played Olympic Alplnlit (for Nor­ Boat of laat aeaaon on a way), la th t head of the aki sprained ankle aggravated by school at Breckanrtdge, a an Infection. Couple of week- picturesque area.tucked in the enda ayo, big Mike had a three-way reaplte from bla Rocklee — two houra from other Job ae printing equip­ Denver. He eaya he'e had Just ment aaleaman (between the one broken leg In two yeare Bear* and aale* he never geta of classes, Trig also estimate* a vacation) and flew to Den­ the chancre of getting hurt ver. Then be “pyle-d’* Into a akllng arc about one In a hundred. Which still adda up to a bunch of broken bone* if you take the figure of E million active skier* In thl* country. . . . ' There’* an intereating post­ script about Berge. He’* from Vo**, Norway, which happen* to be the birthplace of Knute Rockne. Rockne'a old home there I* a touriet a t­ traction, though it wa* bomb­ ed out In World War II, and American* pick up bit* of rubbl* to take home ae aouvenlr*. Trig'* asslitant at Breckcnridge, Olav Pederaen, I* alio from Von and started the fund which ralaed a mon­ ument to the famed Notre Dame coach In Voa*. . • . All the talk of broken leg* MJkc Pyle In akllng ha* atarted a (40,000 research project by Dr. ear furnlahed by the Colorado Robert Garrick of the Vail football people and drove the Clinic to study the problem. 220 tortuoua, anowy mile* • * • over the 2H-mile high Love­ When they carry you Into land and Vail paaaea to Asp- Doc Garrick'a cubicle in the en. For what? To rlak break­ Village on a stretcher, he ing hla leg akllng. . . . doesn't reach for the plaster On the way bark be v n of pari*. First you've got to even Impelled to atop at Vail tell hiqj what kind of bind­ and try ita mountain In a ings you were wearing, what m ill of anowfall "became kind of skis, how many now I can aay I ikied there." classes you've had, how long Which la part of the anobbery you’d skied the day you got of the sport. . . . hurt, etc. Then you get in Doe* Papa George Hale* of line for the apllnta. . . . the Ileara know about Mike'* Between you'n'me, a group panion for challenging moun­ of ski operators from coast tain*? Of courae. Haven't to coaat haa formed an Amer­ you aeen thoae ada of I’yle, ican Proftaalonal Ski Racing hi* thick thigh* bulging in Association, with an eye to atretch pant*, with the metal cashing In on televiilon like akia and the arlberg atrape golf has. They'v* already and the appropriate turtle­ posted minimum guarantee* neck ahlrt, telling everybody of *10,000 a yiar to the top what to do about chapped five racer*. . . • lip*? "It'* a dangeroua aport," admit* Mike. "But 1 Jm t love It ao much I don’t Florida Relays worry about getting hurt." I* akllng a heritage of hi* Ivy league day* at Yale? lie Slated Mar. never atrapped on a pair of Seminole High School will alata until after hi* f ln t aeacompete In the 22nd annual eon with the pro*. . . , Steve Knowlton, the direc­ F l o r i d a relaya Saturday, tor of Colorado Ski Country March 27. The Seminole* will Join U. S. A. and a former Olymplr achuaaer, *aya the great- high school# from Florida, m i hazard on the elopea la South Carolina, Alabama and the amateur Instructor . . . Georgia In the big track event. Eighty-seven high school* the guy who thlnka he know* what It's all about and wants teams are entered, 34 college to impart hi* "knowledge" to and 30 junior college freshmen Ilia novice frlenda. It's like teams. 21 Quite Nice W ill Try For 4th W in Tonight Quito Nice, the hard trying i Quiniela (2 3) *23 40 little speedster from the Mau I Perfect* (3 21 *102 00, rice McCurdy kennel, will be 5th Race — 4a — Time 41.34 going for her fourth win ol the lxmg Suit 13 40 9 80 4 60 season iq tonight's featured Donna's 10th race at Ihe Sanford-OrMiss Kay 680 6 00 Undo Kennel Club. 11.20 The speedy brimlle has been All South a qulnleta factor in eight of Qulnlela (4-8) *33.40 1* starts this year—most of Perfects <4-8) *114 30 Bth Race — S /il — Time 31.38 them in hot-bo* competition. Quite Nice has been right in Patrolman Day 17.80 4 80 4 40 320 3.20 the thick of things this srston Ample's Model 4.60 while running against the likes Set the Pace of Miss Whirl, L. L '* Me Too, Qulnlela (2-8) *13.00 Amigo Rocket, Micky McCool, Perfect* (1-2) *37.00 .Gator Band and the other firit 7th Race — 3/19 - Time 12.99 14.00 8 80 8 40 line greyhounds at the track. Proud Mara 14.00 8.00 Running against the McCur­ Barberry Gus 8.60 dy ace tonight will be Finish Defonso Rocker, Genobar, Pleasant Quiniela (3-4) *67.20 Maid, W. D.'s Gimlcl, Double Perfect* (4-3) *248.10 Demon, Sunbrook and Eight 8th Race — S /ll — Time 31.71 Tell Harman 2.40 2 40 2.40 Key*. 21.B05.40 Result* of Thursday even­ Ntg’a Rickie M.P.'a Dilly 3.80 ing'* racta: 1*1 Race — 1/11 — Time 31.4? Qulnlela (3 7) *78 20 Falcoon 36 40 7.30 5.10 Perfect* (3 7) (7200 R.P.'a Pet* 3 40 3.20 •th Race — S /tl — Time 31.33 Leo Martin 8.20 Candy Money 4.20 3.00 2.40 Qulnlela (81) *38 00 Coakdanre 7.00 3.20 2nd Rare — (/IS — Tima l l . i l TUlle'a Girl 3.20 V. S Qulnlela (4-8) (22.40 Sea Captain 3.80 ,4 00 3.30 Perfect* (4-8) (39.10 Nimble Norman 10.(0 8.80 10th Race / S/ll — Time 11.T1 Casual Gee 4.00 Wayside Quiniala (3 3) *38 20 Gossip 9 80 3 60 3.00 Dally Double (8-3) H U M Cora Cqke 34.40 12.80 3rtf Race - % ■*• Time 41.U Rapid Progress (.40 Paula Jane 8.00 3.40 2.60 Qulnlela (4 8) *130 90 Perfect* (4-9) (310.00 Raiocy Rock 3.M1.M UUi Race - 88 — Time 40.T8 Hazel Clark '2.(0 Mary MUabd 8.90 3.80 3.00 Qulnlela <L8) (12.80 Noble Clyde 26.40 13.(0 Perfect* (1-1) *39.90 3.00 8Ui Race — 8/1* — Tima HAT She's Set HI Judy 13.00 8.40 4.00 Qulnlela (1-0 (38 00 Perfect* ((-1) (130.00 . (Rocky's Blue* 8.003.(0 Clrcui City p at 2.(0 Mutuel handle (73,2(0 *1 a > > Seminoles Tackle Barracudas Again Tonight Greyhounds, Wildcats In Opener Today By Jim Bacchua Herald Sparta Writer “The boy* h art been look­ ing pretty good In practice. We’re young and inexperienced, but we have a great deal of apeed, desire, and hustle." The** were the words of Lyman baseball coach Jim Payna, who begin* hi* 19th season a* head mentor this af­ ternoon when hi* Greyhounds take on the Winter Park Wild­ cat* at Harper-Shepherd Field In Winter Park. It will be tha first of 14 contest* this season for the youthful Lyman team, which boast* only three srnlora in a caat of 21 players, including 10 juniors and eight sophomore*. Only four of the boya lettered last year. Typical of the Hound youth movement, Payne will go with either Mark Brewer or Char­ ley Newell, a pair of promis­ ing sophs, on the mound in an effort to atlfle the Wild* rata. Newell is a southpaw, while Brewer is a right-hind­ er. Roth arc accomplished hitter*. Steve Simpkins, expected to he the bread-and-butter hurlcr for the Hounds, reported |ntr for practice due to basketball and will not see much action for a while. Other available moundamen are Tim lllair. senior Frank Balluntine, nml Kicky Miller. Behind the plate this after­ noon will either be rookie Larry Lott or Junior Russ Rrandea. Lott was the outstanding swatter for South Seminole last season, while Brandts hsndled the mitt choree for the Lyman JuyVees. At first bBse will lie Junior Larry Miller, also n graduate of the JayVee squad. Junior Mike Lucas will be the opener at second base, si rue senior Mike Sterling was delayed by basketball ami hna„ not bad ample time to get In condition. Another eophomore whiz, Brent Helms, who wields s mighty fine glove, will start at ahortstop. Bon Boston may see action In that area of the diamond, alto. Speed-demon I.ariy Baker will be at third base with soph Brian Bury, who has been swinging a hot bat in practice, slated to see a lot of action. Senior Marvin Cook and letlerman Junior Al­ len Currans will he the start­ ers In left field and center field, respectively, with either Don Paulsen or John Tipple, both sophomores, slated for action in right. Other ftyrhaa era on Payne's squad are Gary Gunter and soph Dickie Clarke. Payne and ar-M ant Walt Dztmis have tabbed Baker as the likely Iradnff man, with Currpns following In the second slot. The catcher, either l-ott or Brandos, will bat third. Cook will hit clean-up, and either Paulsen or Tipple will swing fifth. The remain­ der of the batting order will consist of Helms, Miller, Lu­ cas, and the pitcher, either Brcwrr or Newell. FAST. HUT ----NEW YORK <U PI)_B iR y Direct, regarded as one of the fastest harness horses the world has even known, earn­ ed a paltry *12,000 in his four year career stretching from 1936-39. LIGHTWEIGHT SAN IHEGO, Calif. (UP1) —The San Diego Chargers' ■Ur defensive backflelder, Dick Westmorland, is the lightest man on the team, weighing in at 180 pounds. GETTING HONEST BOSTON (U PU —The Boaton Red Sox stole only 16 bases in their first 101 games last season. They failed to aUal a single base from June 28 to July 26. You’ll be Indians Out After Sweet Revenge a m Lose Ground Ford GT W ill Dash For Cash A t Sebring Strickland-Morrison, Inc. v sil'ii f r i i n d i v fo r m n r vi F i r W I 'O ltD , I I V. T /M U -tl \Y. 1' t i l l VJIt; * - , .J S l Duke From Harlem A t Home W ith Yanks Top Keglers from \ 4- » j * By David Hlgllnbotliam A student-faculty basketball Herald Sports Writer game la scheduled at the Seminole H i g h baseball Seminole High School gym ' leam will travel to New Smyr­ Saturday night. Game lime it na Beach tonight for It* sec­ 8 p.m. ond game of the season and The rosier of the faculty the second meeting with New is composed of Don Reynolds, Smyrna. Duke Campbell, John Colbert, The Barracudas beat Ihe Jim Pigott, Archie Cannon, Seminoles 4-to-l Tuesday but Tom Richey, Roger Hobbt the Tribe hopes to change Dick William* and Ralph > . I *' k - *i_ that tonight with Eddie Fitz­ Stumpf. Fred Ganas is coach. v .«. ii * |C m gerald opening and Ray Pivec Tbe student squad is made backing him up. up of David Lanier, Jim Other starters will be Steve Barks, A! Boniface, Charles D uke C arm el Harris, catcher; Jim Ervin, Hunter, Buddy Burton, Gary first base; Bill Kuykendall, Gams and Tommy Ley. second base; Ron Hinton, The game ii being sponsor­ shortstop; Beroio Barbour, ed by the Seminole High third base; Sonny'Messer, left School Tumbling Club. field; Chuck Scolt, center SIGNING UP for Little League Baseball a t field, and Danny Tillis, right Seminole Little League Field in Casselberry are field. Timothy and Chris Daigle of Sunland and their Eddie Eldridgc will be out dad, Guil Daigle. (Herald Photo) of practice until Monday due third base in August,” he re­ By Harry Grayson to an injured ankle he got in called. FORT LAUDERDALE — Ihe last game. Having sent Carmel to Buf­ The game last Tuesday (NEA) — As a poor kid In Rough going wa* the order gave Coach Jim McCoy a real East Harlem, Leon Carmel falo, the Mela had to expose chance to see what he has for dreamt of some day playing him to the draft and the Yan­ for the top team* in the City a ball leam. This week they baseball with a New York kees picked him up for (25,- League as Bob's Restaurant dropped three pointa to the 000. have been ironing out mis­ club. Little did young Carmel, “Keane was high on Carmel Cook's Corner team and Jet takes and getting up leam spirit in an effort to beat New who acquired the nickname and the reports of all our Lanes dropped three point* to Smyrna the aecond t i m e Duke, dream that he would scouts were good," said Gen­ Rose and Wilk’s Restaurant A V play with two New York clubs eral Manager Ralph Houk of team. Jim Altman was a By Tom Tiede i priced roughly' In the range of around. and become a Yankee by be­ the Yankees. "Here is a left bombshell for Cook's as he SEBRING (NEA) — Henry the natonal debt. It has seal Before the first game with Ford was a fellow who dream­ cd-beam headlights certainly. NSB McCoy said, "We’ve got ing banished by the lowly hand pull hitter with excep­ pounded out a 209/667 series ed America off its feet, to be And them are front and rear a lot of hustle and the boys Mets. tional power who ran play while Don Dorman was top Making this story all the the outfield, first base and man for Dob's Restaurant. sure, but- it i> Jiigh improbable | have the highest spirit as a suspension which operate in­ that upon tightening final bolts team we've had In a long more extraordinary is that pinch hit. He haa fine speed John Bridge* wa* the paceWe hope to make a Duke Carmel, who will he 28 for a big fellow." to hit first Tin Liny he envi- dependently and Incorporate! setter for Rost and Wllk’a sinned It si parent of a fast- geometric calculations with good showing of ourselves shortly after the season starts, Carmel was paid (9.500 In with * 210/586 series but bad barked, aerodynamic offspring arithmetic labels—no life and with our new hitting strength fi-els that In Joining the Yan­ Buffalo. The Yankees gave ample assistance from Gordon and new speed. We would like kees he is back home. with a tiger in both the tank no squat. him *13.000. Honeycutt with a 209/672 scr­ This after more than eight • and the cockpit. to start out winning like we Carmel, who now live* In ies. John (the bomb) Spolski «) years in the St. Loui* Card­ the East Bronx with his pret­ was red hot for Jet Lanes Just such an amazing evo­ Without intent on rapping did last year." progress, some of the nostal­ lution of early Ford Motor Although the Seminoles did­ inals' o r g a n i z a t i o n , two ty wife, Patricia, and three with a nice 248 game and a gic features ol the Lizzy were Company energies won the n't win their first game they months with the Meta and a young children, believes that 608 series to pace hla team. prestigious 1,234-mllc Day­ functional. Not wind tunnel made a good enough showing season in Buffalo. This is be­ he is finally ready to live up The Proyor's State Farm tona Continental road race tested nor structurally syn­ lo know they have something cause Johnny Keane, as the to the great expectations Insurance team won all four chronized. necessarily, hut still new manager of the Yankees, scout Bennie Ilorgemunn of from Wisdom Sod Service as and im March 27 it will dash on the ball this season. functional. Running boards, brought with him from the the Cardinals had for him Timmy Demmy shot a fine for the cash in Sebring's 12for Instance And big doors Red Birds two coaches. Cot when he plucked him off the 203/550. High man for Wis­ hour classic Deal and Vern Benson, who sandlots fresh out of high dom was the 'ol reliable team It's the Ford GT, gossip of Minor engine woes could he solve*!, often as not. bj drop­ managed Carmel in the high­ school In 1965. the racing globe, and about captain. Jerry (the wizard) ping a camphor ball in the er minors. The Duke was first i Carmel’s progress certainly Wisdom with 261 , 628. Tha -■) • the only thing in It one might gas lank. exposed to Keane in Omaha has been retarded mid he Ijvke Monroe Inn team grab* tlx with old Henry's legend­ Major problems? A com erven years ago, ary hairpins would lie a blonde traces this to injuries and be­ Wd all four pointa from H ar­ "I feel comfortable in Ibis ing shunted about too exten­ ry's Bur and Package as Big O K Tire Shop team drop Unlike many of the world's plete engine and transmission overhaul covl only *25 and on ped three Hints to the se- Yankee uniform." said Car- sively to fill jobs in tbe Card­ John Kneeland continues to great racing machines, some of which are one of a kind slow days the mechanics cornl place Betty Anne's llatr- mel. after a workout with his inal chain. He lias donr well roll his consistent ball for a would throw jn a brake job %|jnK te»m but still man- new teammates at Fort l.au permitted to remain in one 248/ 651 to let the pace with and the blueprints burned, the for naught. And whatever hap aged to hang onto their No. 1 1derdule Stadium. “I am with new Ford GT Is for public spot aiul play regularly fur Harry Pentecost also blister­ |Filcul, s| , ndmgs Dot people who know me and what un). iffnKth of time. sale, it accommodates at least pened to those large, ruby re Jp(), ing the plna for a 216. 604 to two people, has headlights, Rector* that e v e n the 250 Johnson howled a 170 and I cun do. | As anybody in the Amcri- give John added support. candlepower of th e IUJiix Louise Owens notched a 161 Casey Stengel put Carmel I ,.Hn |,.,1KUt, o„t,[,j0 of New can Im- made to lug down to could pick up like beacon game for the O K Tire team. on tbe rapid transit from hot l y c)tg wj|| tFjl yoUi jt W(,u|,| Cheater Fawley grabbed high <■ n + rush hour traffic speed and honors for Harry'a Bar and R a sh e s? Betty Callao rolled 184. 489, turn to top when be shuffled be typical Yankee luck if Package with a 609 total, even has luggage space. So But if you don't care about high for Betty Anne's. the big—6*3, 2*15—good look Carmel bit a ton in pm stripes. loo, of course, did the early Tbe Sanford Manufacturing Model T But aside (rom these ruby reflectors, and under­ Jean Monroe shot s nire 336 ing guy off to Buffalo after Johnny K-alie ami )■ i s team stung American Legion comparisons and the Ford la­ stand what a Weber down- series to pace St. John's its**I the lather well publicized mis­ roaches will tell you that Post 63 for a three point loss draft carburetor is, or appre ty train to a three point win understanding in the West bel on IKith vintages, tlu- sunDuke Carmel has the touts, ns Jack Frost nipped the pins. laril.es between today and yes­ eiale things such as an exter­ over Howe Tire Shop. Jane | ’nlm Beach restaurant a year us they say in the trade. A 203/689 was rolled by Jark nal h)vlraulic damper, the Adroek hacked Jean with a ago, terday in passenger automo­ Frost and Harold Herbat ahot new Ford GT is lor you Mrs. Joan W. Pay*"n. th-biles halt like aluminum disc fine 190 5bo and Eleanor An­ RARE ONES 266/623 to pace the Legion­ Of course it's a bit more derson chimed-in with a 189 owner, pitched a party for the brakes AUGUSTA. Ga. (UP1) — naires. This coming week will expensive than Henry's orig game. Marilyn Ferguson led Mets toward the end of the In the 30 years of Musters' be position night with many The Model T you'll recall p. . training seasnn, you may re­ Tournament* since ita incep­ of the teams hoping lo move Howe's with t 179 game. B (or will you?) was Die last Inal product. word In travel in the Iunits. It costs about* 118.500 (71ve Louise tlosford and Gere call. Stengel was talking and tion in 1034, there have been up at the expense of their op­ or taka the price of a Tin Williams combined Ihcir tal­ got the ides that Carmel, who cnly thtec holes-in-one, one Ford wild a tmut 13,000,000 or ponent*. . Liny. them. ent* for a four game nod over had com* to the Mets from each on the 6th. 12th and rierm Manufacturing as they the Cardinals the previous 16th hole. Customers gasped when the tallied 181/512 and 182 302 re late July, was nut paying 3'» cylinder l*>re and four PLAY G O LF SPECIAL HELMET MEMBERSHIP *10.00 | speclively for the Southward slriet attention. Inch piston stroke purut»ed up then weekday Green* Fee (1 HOUSTON (U P!)—Stanley Realty team Edith Zeull with “ You haven’t made this 20 hurse|Hiwei and sent the a 180 and Jean Kriech with a club yet," the Obi Man storm- Faulkner of the Houston Oil­ Land O' Lakes Country Club seven foot tall vehicle winging lla y . 17-92, Caaaelberry ers wears a speciully-mude along at 60 miles per hour — 491 series were the "stars ",ed. 838-2899 for the Pierro team. | Carmel hadn’t ami didn't. site 8 plus helmet. downhill. Pryor's Insurance team and The next thing he knyw he A GT racer has s 289 cubic Ijre Roy Yarbrough, famed RACING inch V 8 powctplant that will NASCAR driver, will battle it Uie Chapman Blocks team bat- was opening the aeaaon with rrank out 3io h p. and hit 200 out against Milo Coleman, tied lo a two game deadlock Buffalo, NIGHTLY "I .hadn’t aald a word to mph. well-known Florida drag rac­ with Dotty Breu showing the 8:10 Difference in speed, how­ er, in a best lhree-out-of-five way lor Pryor's with a 182 Stengel and tried to tell him Exrept Sunday ever, is academic Few Model mulch at the Osceola Drag game Newcomer. Mary Jane so," recollected Carmel. "The Hopkins was top* (or Chap­ incident wa* overplayed and T owners knew how fast they Strip Saturday, were going anyway. Speed The drag races arc sponsor­ man's with a high game o( I want to make it clear that 1 have never had trouble with ometers were an optional, ami ed by the Seminole Timing 191. often too costly, accessory Association. Gates st the Ge­ Lossing Transfer won all a manager. It was frightfully 4 ll The early Ford's dashboard. neva atrip will open at 8.30 four polnU 'rom Edlth'a Beau­ disappointing to be sent down In fad, was good only to slick p m. with classification open­ ty Salon as Darkis Owens tore by the Meta when I felt I was 'em up with a 192/516 series more useful than aome who gum under There were no ing at 7:30 p m. tachometers oil, waler, fuel Both Yarbrough and Cole­ while Helen M a r c h e a a n o aUyed." and pressure guages, Not even man will be driving Ply­ "starred'' for Edith'* with a Carmel had the right pre­ scription for getting out of an ammeter, whatever that is. mouth! in their match race. nice 163 game. In early motorcar history, Tbe Alley Cats were paced tha International League, lie Also expected to be on hand Ford drivers filled up with will be Dick Cherry, of Titus­ by Colleen Winship with a had 20 doublet and 36 home 2 P.M. 10 gallons of gas, or whatever ville, In hi* 426 Plymouth and 157/461 a* they split their runs, driving In 99 runs. M A TIN EES W«d. & Sat. was available, paid *12 for Bob Dance, alio of Tituiville, match with Powell’* Insur­ I "I wa* batting 308 until I hurt my back sliding into tires, used kerosene In oil in a 409 Chevy. ance. lamps and bounced along over ★ FIRST ROUND * four-point roads on something Young Champions called three-point suspension. The GT carries 37 gallons TONIGHT of gss In two neoprene air­ craft ta n u . Racing tires A P P LIA N C ES AN D T V Sensational PERFECT AS featured! (either 8.30 or (.00x15) are Totem Pole Plaza Casselberry, Fla. Ph. 838-1066 • Comfortable Grandstand* A Clubhouse (HIGHWAY 17-92) • Valet Parking ' Authorized Denier Happier • THURSDAY — LADIES' NIGHT > t For in o FORD 7 Tumbling Club Slates Pupil, Teacher Game Tiremen Hold No. 1 Position Drag Match Set Saturday rm m / BLOW'S DISCOUNT RECORD CENTER ( I I I • « I ThU Coupon Redeemable For 20% O FF | ; On All Records To F ln t 10 Customers Who Purchase * From Oar * DISCOUNT RECORD CENTER , Country Western Old Time Classics Modern Show Tunes 8UR Time To Register For PRKE PORTABLE DISHWASHER cu<fo ld - d ))/a x d o V KENNEL CLUB HWT. IT —M Midway betwaen Sanford A Orlando > �T £ a% ’■ 1 l Vljr VinTorft Vrralfi F ri. Mar. 12, ’G!>— Pape 5 Lake Mary Barbara Guess Circle Meets a New Officers Okayed By Chamber Board Eight new director* and six diltrict vice president* were approved by the board of dii rectora of the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce at its first quarterly meeting Thursday night. Directors named include J. li. Crapps, Earl Higginboth­ am, Dewitt T. Mathews Jr., C. Vernon Mire Jr., Charles L. Robinson, Robert Shedden, A. L. Wilson and Jack Bolt. Vice presidents by districts: No. 1, Capt. C. W. Swanson and Capt. James O. Mayo; No. 2, Dr. Richard II. Dougherty; No. 3, Lawrence Swofford; No. 4, L. Harden Webb, and No. 5, E. D. Hunt. The appointments w e r e made by President l.oring Burgess and confirmed by the directors. Burgess also gave a report on the 1965 program of prog- Legal Notice M l T i r r . OF IV TEVT t o p.%a» l.or.%i« !.*:*• i * i, a t i o v TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice la hereby given of In­ tent to apply to ths DCS sess­ ion of ths Florida legislation for m u i k of an art rrtatln* Sn I U. .1.1* -- # --....I -I . . i n the 4a te o f m unicip al elec tlnna; rh a n g M In the q u a l i f i c a ­ tio n period for c a n d id a tes and ru n off alactlona; am ending Chapte r 2(210, U w i of F l o r ­ ida. I d a of | f | > , providing for m unicip al election * to h# held the first Tu esd ay afte r the flr*t Monday in D l c t m b i r o f each y ea r and for ru n o ff electio n s to l>« held t w o wee|<s t h e r e ­ a f te r . provldlriN for a t w e n t y , da y q u a l i fy i n g period which end* at S:00 1*. M. on the last w o r k i n g day In the city clerk's n ff i t e t w e n ty da y s prior to s a i l election, and furth er provld ln a that normal w o rk in g d a > i are Monday th r o u g h F r i ­ da) and norma! w o rk in g hours fro m t:3 * A M to s no p . m I*ii id i *h March 12. 1»CS rD K d l I" the Caa rl o f the t **anty J u d g e. Vemlnole Csstmly, F lo r ­ ida, la l*r«*lsate. la rei F a ta le of t A 11 Ai i A N pr< »a**d To III Creditor* and I'eranaa H a v in g ( Ia Isis a or llemaasla **iU »"<( •*" h O f you s r . h r o i . y n o tlflsd «n<1 r-qulrrd l o I*t r i m I i n i r la lm t a n t nimmls w hich >nu. *>r rithrr »f ) mu, n u t lu w «Kain«l th* r - ta t # of C A II Ad AN. (Ism par c l lata of «4ld Count) to the C o u n t) J uda* of Srrntnnlc « unty . Florid a at h it offb . In t'i» rntirt hot!** of • j*t<i County at Hartford, Florida, w ithm *t* « i MiiUr month* from tlir tunc o f the flrat publli ation s.f thl* ttutl'W Two co p ie s of r«iti claim or dem and ■hnll in w ritin g and »hall e la te the |*la* e of re*l<|etiir ati«i post (flee i d d r o * of tha cla im a nt and shall he m o r n t •> h) the cla im a nt, sir ag ent, or a lln r ne> gii.| a< i 'itipcn leil l*y « f i l ­ ing fre of m e «11sar au<l aus h cla im ot dem and not »o filed alia II lie t o ld • / M c k N Cleveland. J» A# adm tilatrator of the Fat a t e >1 I' A H \ ( l \ de. e 4 • r *t C lev ela n d Ste phen son A Mite Attorn ey* at l*aw y ul t e * 1a Hanford Atlantic Nat ional hank H u n tin g 1* M ('raw er 7. Hanford Florida I'uhllah March 4. 12. 1> 2C DCS c' l»K - 2> rest and hesd committee chair­ men. Detailed reports were given by the besutificstion commit­ tee hesded by Bolt and by the port authority committee of which Francis Roumlilst Jr. is chairman. A treasurer's report showed that the Chamber had s bal­ ance of $9,517.84 as of March 1. Westminster Men’s Fellowship Hears Guest By Jane Casselberry The Men's Fellowship of Westminster P r e s b ytertan Church of Casselberry met Sunday evening and had as their guest speaker, C. R; Ver­ ger of Apollo, Pa., father of the minister's wife, Mrs. Lu­ cas Grile. He showed and narrated movies taken during his trip to Russia and Eastern Europe jn J%0 on a People to People Goodwill Tour. Next meeting of the Men's Fellowship is scheduled for Saturday evening, April 10, with a covered dish dinner to bo served at the time. Legal Notice v o u r i : of i.Kiihi. u iiin W||«»M IT M W Cm .WKILN Nolle* l» hereby given nf Inlent Inn l o apply to ih» DC* i n a l o n nf ihr Florida Letfi-ta* lure f«»r of AII A' I r e ­ la t in g to Hrminolr C ou n t) pro%tiling for *h»* frp ea l »sf Chapf p r 2 T«>C D M l . 4 « i nf Fl*»r Ida providing that ' 'h a p ’ rf 112 "Cl. Florida S ta tu te* shall control a* '«• travel and per dltrn allow ant'** for the Couttt> «*ontmifo»loner■ »*f Hemimil# 4’o u n ty , prov iding an e f fe c ti v e date Publish March 12. IMS 11'i *k I IN T ||» : n u n i t c m i r r o r -Ill K S | \ T | | JI t i ll INI, ( I I I . i , | (T , N , \ n r i u i n r . v i i x o l . i : | t ill X T t . i l u n i l i v n i II t M I . n l n o . 1 it «.i i i t ii ii i t: AN NIE CL A It A M lK ItA Y . Ilaintlff FUr Hook I? 12 of Ih* I'd Idle |lr i of •!* uf County. Florid* T«f*»h*r *s ith Ih* following lt*m* of prop*rty l i o * t *«1 In and p*i nt* nr nt ly ln»'*lt»d »• a p«rt uf th* Impruvrinvnl* on • •id land On* h u .s-T h rrrn Wall lle« t • r. Model 22. -5 H*rl*l 2111* On* \ t ' o r (*llm*B Klt«hrn K*h*u*t F a n , no mud* 1 or • • r i a l numb*r* On* NuTtsn* Hath ll*al*r n o titodrl 4*r «*rlal n u m b i n F ig h t V• n• 11• n lllind*. m*t • I m anu factu red by S m k a rlk Ulaaa A Paint Cum* party Hanford Florida, no modal or at rial numbers T o g e th er with all alructur** and Im p ro v em en ts now and h*r*aft*r on *ald land, and f it (urea a tta rhad thereto, and all . r a n t s , la*ua*. procaeds. and prti> / I t s accruing and to accru* from aald premia*, all of which ar* Included within tha f o r e ­ g o i n g d escrip tion and the h a ­ bendum thereof; also all | « i •team , electric, water, and o t h e r h eating, coo king, r e f r i ­ gerating. lig h tin g plumbing. V en tila tin g , Ir riga ting. and p o w er a ystem s. m achines, a p p li­ a n ces. f u t u r e * . , and a p p u r te n ­ a n ces. which now are 41r may h e r e a f t e r pertain to. or be u*e«l w ith . In. or on eeld premia** • v a n t ho u g h they be detached nr detachable a t public sale, to tha htghaat an d beet bidder for caeh at 11 o 'clo ck A. M on the 21th day o f March IM I •« the Front floor of the Hemlnole County Court houte In Banford, F l o r ­ ida. (HEAL) A rth u r H B e ck w ith . J r . Clerk of the Circuit Court tly; Martha T. Vlhlen - D e p u t y Clerk R K A K D A L L GfUDLKT AN D LEW IK A t to r n e y s for P la in tiff • • North Court Htreei Poat O ffice Box I22C Orlando, Florid a P u b lis h March It, DCI CDK • 71 Maureen Carver Is Winner Of Balloon Award By Donna Eslr* Maureen Carver, six yrnr old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Carver of Longwood, was presented with a plaque Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Longwood by Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor. Maureen received the plaque for having her balloon, re­ leased by all membets of the Sunday School Department Feb. 28 to open the revival at the church, which traveled all tlie way to Sanford, leturnrd to hrr by Barbara Shneffer of Lake Mary. The balloon actually travel­ ing the longest distance was thnt of Rusty SoMier, found by tlie captain of a fishing vessel 10 miles off tlie coast of Daytona Reach and return­ ed by mail. However, since K u sty w a s nut p re s e n t f» i Ihr service Sunday when the avtitnl whs m a d e , lie* was ttilrd ittrliKiMi*. A |>Inqiir will \*r arllt to ihr f ir*It i n ** l.oal captain. \\ 1I.L1F LKK Ml Ith \ V I'efendan* M U M K 111 %1*1*1. Alt * T t I I: OF I I.Oil III % T ill u ILLIK 1.1 i Ml 1(11 v v. Ad d r • s»* Un k n ow n Y«»U \ ItK IIKKKIIY V T I F IF 1* Miat a Kill f Com plain t for d!vot> e ha» hern ftl*- I again*! >no and you as# fs qulred !•* *•■«%* a »op) of > »• answ er or pleading to tlie It of Complaint on th* P l a l n t C \ i t o r n s ) I'aul «* I'erkirt*. i t \\e*l South Mtre.-t. Mrland Florida, and fila the or'rfm.al a u e w s r *»r pleading in the of f I* e of th# Cletk (»f the C l n u ' t I ourt on Of ttefore Wed I t s - > \ pril ? DCi If ) o«i fail to t *|( Judgment l>) (Is fault Mill lo take n a g a in st you for the re lief dem anded In th* Itlll of Complaint W ITN hS my hand and seal at Hanfor^l, Hetnlnola «'s*unt), FIsirisla. th.* Srd day of Mat«h IM i ( hFA 1.1 \ r t h u r II f l e t k w l l h , Jr > u l it i: o f *%|.i: Clerk of the Ctrrult Court NotK e i* neraby g iv en that n y : d artha T. Vlhlen purauant to tlie final de* rec of I'eputy «*lerk foreclo su re and *ale entered In PAI L C PKKKIN* the r a u i r sending in the c •ir cu it «*ourt In and for Hemi'tole i 4 7 W eat Ho ith Htreet C o u n t) . Florida s*a»e ket (•rlando Florid a numlier 14C70. the underatgned Puhlish March 4. 12. If. 2C. D C i Clerk will *e|| the properly t T»K-JC eltu a ted in *ald County d e s ­ i x T l i r . 4 i n n i t m i n r o f cribed «» T i l l : M A T H J t i m i A I . I IIILot as. S O U T H PIN E- « * IT. IX %X|I FOII lUMIXOLK. r i i F H T Fou rth Addition. * I (II M L FI.Oil 111%. e iiIm|| v Ia|on. a flltiR to i | l l i X I y . m XO. IIT imi plat 1he i esif rs» u h l s d U J 11||| VKit. «» ADMIMM8 *mino'* RUTH HEIM. 17 year old Lym an llinh senior and president of the Future Teachers Club, has b e e n nwnrdcd a four year t e a c h i n g scholarship: D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Keim of L a k e w o o d Shores, she plans to a t­ tend Florida State Uni­ versity a t Tallahassee. Tft.l T<ill OT VLTFIIANH Ay. FA I RH. P la i n t i ff n w h e n c e r.n iY A n n m o o HY and MAltIF. il MOODY hi* wife, and I KMHE F KNIUIIT. J It and ‘J K A T II 1 CE 41 K M O II T. hia wife. Defendant# M i d i i: o f at IT i v H llItT M liK FUMF.l l . n a i n»: TO. J E S S E K KNIUIIT. Jit a nd IIKATHICK U KNIUIIT. I lr v ld e m e U n k n o w n You. Defendan t*, are hereby notified that a com p la in t to forecloao • certa in m o r tg a g e on the f o llo w in g described proparty, situ a te , ly in g and being in Semin le County. Florida, tow ll: 1 t *0 . Illork B. HUNLAND F 8 TATMH. a ccord in g to th# Plat t h e reo f as recorded tn Plat Book 11. Page* 1C to 22. Public He cord • of tiemlnole County, Flo rid a, ha* been filed a g a i n s t you In the t l u v e styled suit and you ar# required to eerva a copy uf your An *wer or P le ading to the Com plain t on P l a i n t i f f s a tto rn ey. JOSEPH M MUIIAh k J. P. O. Box 221. Fern ivrrlc. Florida, and file the orig in a l A m e e r or P le a d in g tn the of fit • of tha Clerk of tha C ir­ cu it Court on or before the Snd day of April. IMS. If you fall tp do eo. a decree pro* conft*eo will be t a k e n a g a in st you for the r elief dem and ed lo the C-m p la ln t. WlTNKHh my hand and o f f i ­ cial sea l o f o f f i c e at Hanford, h em lnole County, th!a 21th day nf Feb ru ary . D l l . (PEAL) Arthur H B e c k w ith . J r . Clerk o f Circuit Court By: Ellas bet h Bruanahan D. C. JOMKPII M MURASKO Attorn ey at Law P. a Boa 221 ' Farn Park. Florid a Pub lish Fab. 2C A Mar. I. IS. f». DCI. COJ i e j Legal Notic* M l l l l I. Of 114.1*1 %I MIX T« • w II* Ml II' M M • • S | I; \ \ r '• h* •••* g iv en . f in *e || • a tip * t-. tti# >t e Fl«st da I.* g 1*1 « »n s r I ' . o M i r of an v • t to 'is S« mi Its o|r * . uni ♦ jut i" •I ttu I* vs i r • hi | i| , | »t*■m ,4i r toil a ' t Iis « lr \ ) to |*ro • V |« " • |sr r s t loti » if s ti rliot # i •t»» limiditi r of >1* • l.r iits to jit ms i.|r for f'ttmt* • K I •I** ’a •f *4 • I \ lit t|o| it % jo I • II -( • • t I If It 4 ! • • lirrift (I •< l..... I- 4 *-11 rel u u liiiu •Il b -1 l« l-t »4 I V |»b<4»ll) . pro* • i it^ |n i ihr 4> sjui*lfsn s*f pr•*• p r i l v by t be •AuMiiirMv by K»4 ( • |sS|ts||A"e *ii*t s|rvl*e • iii(l*i»»»»»I Ion b> * nitnent •iss.fi | imc rf'lmti* ra«heftg* (»r •itliet w i*e. pri*vl(|tnu fs»r I lie ( i i i v e s e t n e lo the \ u t l i o r l l y sif eiitsmer ge«l * l i n d - and I*l4tn!e briot a '•« to the H iste i»f Flor*' Ids t oit 14 1tir d w ithin the bnund»r »• of the A u thority- provbtina f•• *th*r matter* ( e l a t ­ ing *•• the * • ! • blialimevit and o|o-r allots of »s'<t l*o$ t A u 'h o i!t>, • it I providing an effes • five d (te Puht'rh March 12. 1>«I • i ; i tu* ii lap By Frances Wester The March meeting of the * Barbara Guess Circle of the WMS of the First Baptist Church' of Lake Mary was held at the home of Mrs. Charles McKcel in Evansdale. Mrs. W. T. Wanslcy. circle chairman, opened the meeting with prayer. Committee re­ ports were given snd special prayer was asked for all ol the sick members. Yearbooks, made by Mrs. Mary Itryanl for the circle, were distribut­ ed to each member. Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, WMS president, announced t h a t daily meetings for the Week REST OVERAt* project at South of Prayer were scheduled at an entry in the Seminole J u n io r' the church this week on the health nml medlcfiv ;k>n on dentistry theme for the year "Our Land subm itted by ValorW. ,n eighth grade Shall Own Thee Lord." Every­ J' savings bond student. She m e iv M ... one was urged to attend and nwnrdcd by the school’! H fcach cr Assoinvite all ladies of the church cintion and will yet a pe. V from Asto participate. tronaut John \V. Young. I( os,A M M fiA jRefreshments were served following the meeting and i* .' everyone was invited to Mrs. Leon Keel's home for the April meeting. F o r t y - s ix t h nnnivcrsury o f the fo iim lin g o f t lir A m e ric a n L r g io n w ill be o b s e rv rii w ith n b irt In lay p a rt y i>y ('a m p l» ll- l^ is s iiig Post nml its n uxilia r y nt 7 p ro . Mondny nt the Le g io n H om e. F o llo w in g the co vered d ish d in n e r, M s j. F r a n k O . S> h o lt i, ju d g e ndvocHte of the D ep artm e n l of F lo r id a , A m e ric u n L e g io n , w ill s|.<ak. M n joi S c h o lt i, n lif e n ie lli. her o f T u r n e r llm n d u n Post 7, C le a r w a t e r , hns l»een cited fo r Ills se rv ic e to tlie l egion by b is post, d is tr ic t , d e p n it- TALLAHASSEE ( I T I t — T h e C a ld n e t , m e e tin g in t e g ­ ular session, $72.2 m illio n fu n d s to f iv e tie s 'llie re le a se d in som e c o n stru ctio n s ta te u n iv e r s i­ The fu n d s nlso pledged it y o f W e«t F lo t illa for S o u th the / ’ (.tlKl W ill pIMU1' olli.Hl V l-Dfitw HI** FILING CABINET $19.95 r*ti i r 4#h i -« roller* far 4 Ts*«r rv4ra of frmjv It*. **•*( |T*a«. S g £*Hge» fMONI 1414*11 133 lo st ROSINS OH oaonoa.ru. ana F lo r id a . e st e a r n in g s on rev en u es from r r lr n s e d $1.2 m illio n in a d d i­ tio n a l o p e ra tin g fun d s for liig lo r cd u iH tio n hond sale and fio n i sin plus u tilit ie s t a x ­ es nm l e.lin in g s ftu m t lir an the fu st $2-’> m illio n of the ’ a pleasure lo Bank at the Atlantic." olid hoiul sa le . • Y/t. C m i h n r y l o m u 'n io n d ia l it liu n ra it* Ikik I ih tli<* la rg e in c r e a s e s in en ro llm en t i T h e m o ney is used on s a la r ie s , Mttti'l, tlir out 11« H Ixiskfl XIs l in cu t nod n o tio n al h e a d q u a rt­ i*Ur»lv vv Ii r ii « sir ns-1 **sl ot e x p en ses and p u p il tia n s p o i e rs. i vs siiinsl* >1. ta lo u. F o llo w in g tlie I. i r t h d n y p u tty , the L e g io n I m r A s s o ­ c ia tio n w ill set the d a t e fot th e f m r . c o n firm fnn con U n i t s and elect P.nib-ii'i o f f i ­ u n d e rg o in g Central Baptist Church nf Sanford will have a sung fes­ tival at 2 p m Sunday featur­ ing well-known quartets of the area. Ihr Gnsprlairs, Love, Jordan and Purcell quartet* and the church's own quartet. The public I* invited to attend. There will ho a picnic dinner at the church following tlie morning worship service. U n i v e r s i t y Zi, in g fu n d s fo r O ra n g e . C h a r ­ lo tte a n d T a y lo r co u n tie s and schoo ls Sons: Festival Troy weight is the weights system used for precious met­ als and gems. rid a A A M . $1,074.(165 ridis. $132.800-fo r the Tin- funds cam e fm m in t* p u b lic sch o o ls and ju n io r .o l- ALBERT C. Wnldow, AE1, s e r v i n g with RVA1I-3, has rc-cnlisto<l for six years at San­ ford Naval Air Station, lie, his wife and their two children reside at 205 GrapcviUe Avenue. (Navy Photo) f Sr.t2.6ti0 in p u b lic school b u ild ­ ie g rs . The a d d itio n al o p e ra tin g fun d s w e re d isb u rse d to help Annual *sf$ driving road-e-o for trrn-agers under tha spon­ sorship of the Stnford-Seminntes JayCees will be held March 27 at the eity No.. 1 parking lot across from ths post office. Chairman Wayne Albert said the purpose of the roade-o is to promote driving skill slid safer driving, and to give the teen-agers a chance to prove their driving skills. Judging will he accomplish­ ed by local, county and slate law enforcement agencies. A point system will be used to judge the winner, who will go on the district road-e-o .in April. Winners will receive cer­ tificates snd cash prices or trophies. F lo r id a S ta t e , $1,1 •"nit g io tip POMPANO REACH <UH> _ A young father on a fish­ ing trip with hi* three sons* drowned Thursday after jumplug in a canal to rescue one of them. T h e youngster* thought their father, 25-year-old Ow­ en Irwin, might bo playing a gnme with them n* they watched him slip beneath the water after rescuing fouryear-oid Tommy. When he didn't come up, however, they trudged off be­ hind six-year-old Comly to find help. Five-year-old Ar­ nold was still clutching the pnek of cigarettes hi* dad had handed him before plunging into the water. T h e youngsters told rescue workcra their dad "couldn't swim loo well" hut was aide to push Tommy to safety hrfoie going under Sheriff'a divers recovered the body. By Jane ('astrlbrrry The 1.adit's Guild of Ascen­ sion l.utheran ('hiirch. Casscllicrry, will hold a rummage sale at Fern 1’lar.i starting at 8 a m., March 19 and 20. Mr*. Mildred Mack will be chairman on Friday and Mrs. I.rla Dicdolf on Saturday. university in clu ded Road-e-o Slated Mar. 27 By JCs (iuild Sets Sale Schools Win Mioas Legion Birthday From State (a Parly Monday Father Drowns Rescuing Son sudden " « Not- a * V cers. SSJH Boosters Set Meeting *n>r S o u th snappin good deal on a snappy ’65 Plym outh, now! S e m in o le Ju n io r Ihk*h Si h oo| A t h le t i c Aaao e la t io n will m eet at 7 p.m Moti'hi \ . HO inimits * i n 11is i tha n unuul, itl th e as liool liIttai y. All ttiernhera atul in te resti d ji.iis-nte a i r uik'e«l to nt t «-nd thl* in iporta nt niretint* at w h b h plana will he m a de to co m p lete the y e a r a a c tiv - itie » . Legal Notice X(litre of I'tiMIr H earing Nolls s l* It-i»b> given . Hoard uf s*svunty Fomm laeloner a nf Hemlnole County , Florida, will (tear an appeal again*! the d* • laliin of the Heiiiinole f*ouo»» Hoard of Adjustment at4ni<n* a e p e d a l e a i e p t i n n in a \ A a riiu ltu ra Bone to permit * dog ken n els on the follow Ins dew rlbed property SW \ n* M l ’« (|ee* \\ <| of .Ml 1 <ri Hsi linn 21*3"H 2>E F urth er d*■( r 1bed as Iftltig nne-quarter N o l l s i. i o n il l lie of a mile n o tth nf l«oni(woMd Th* Tosais i'«u" ll »sf the Markbaru |(oad and east of In Tow n .•* Mtainoiit# Mprtdg* t n st a te 4 )'11•r l ■|m w ' 11 receiv e *e4 1ed hl'li I*11Id 11 h earin g will ht held *t t '(# •• fi4 9 of r he Tow n in ih* Hemlnole Cou nty Court U|*rk T'»w»» Ha'* *n the T‘’ s*(s House Hanford Florida In the nf %11a m••n t * >pr 1n g • Florida • nun!) C o m m is sio n ers Boom un» 1 ,,n I* M \\ «*i|ne* la > . Mar. h 21 DCI at I Cl 00 \ \\ Ma «h 1 •* f-*r the fo llo w or a* soon therea fte r a* poaa 1 1 1 a m a t »»1 • • J Ible ** F'*m - 4) name plate atBoard o f County I'ummii* *#(»(♦• 1 • for | w o . afreet loners Inter**- Mon with p*des>lal | Hemlnola Count) Florida mount* for 2 and 2 lilts H) John Alexa nder. C h a ir ­ in o d p-»at. | inch letman l*r* Ma-'k on wh ile trackAttest Arthur Iterkwlth at c u tot Jr 2 T w o - w a ) n i m e plate ae- Pub lish March 12. DCI a* in til tr • for Iwu-alreat CDK 12 Int*raes-tion w l t l i pedeatal mount* for 2 and IX TIIK ( l i l t I IT t i l l ItT n e 2 »<mb in • d p o el; i T H E MX I II J1 IHCIAL 4 l itInth leltera black on 4 1 IT OF F l . f l l l l l l %. IX AMI white bark ground FOII SKMI-XOI.K C'Ol XTV t 12 1 ;» D Minute P a r k ­ IV I H A . M K N 1 VO. 14Tui in g eigne, letter* black IV I4i:i P ell ilow on whit* b etkg ruu n d IIAHULD A. HltlftOMK 1 or NOTIi'K more ('hlldren P la y in g s ig n s I Ot J lm n« a Nash h ea w rlcM II tt 24 with designs* • 1*'* k n o w n aa Jima Nash t Ion 11 m p h. Hea w right C or Crgburn. Street mi.r« t* sh a n n el poat It Paris. Tenneasea Mauge at*el. g i e e n baked Tou era hereby notified that en am el finish 10 len g th tha a b ove named pet itioner. II tlalvan laed aieel tubular HAROLD A ItltOOMF. has filed poat* IS g a u g e g a l v a n i s ­ a p etition In the ah o v e-ety led ed s t e e l . 2 and ) / | t h e In. Court for (he adoption of the ”b d ; 10* C** In length m inor child named therein, and Optional bid* for I" l e tter s on you are required to show ca u se Iterne one arid tw o above. w h y the aama should not be Sample o f all aisna must ar- g ra n ted by s e r v i n g a cop y of c o m p a n y bid*—aarn* ret urn able your w ritte n defense*. If any. to owner hpon Charles N Prather A t ­ D eliv ery dare must he spe- torney for P etition er. Co North f i ll e d In the bid and d elivery Court > ven ue. Orlando. F lo r ­ g u a ra n te ed ida. and by fi li n g tha original The bids will be public ly the reo f w ith the Clerk of said open ed and read aloort at a Court on or b efo re the 22nd m e e t in g to be held In the •lay of March, DCS. o t h e rw ise Town Hall of, A ltam on te a decree m ay ha entered Pprlnge. Florida, at I ou P. M , • g s j n a l you granting aald adoption March 17. DCI The To w n of Altamen ta W itn e ss my hand and seal flprlng* Florida raaerve* the of the aald Court t h is 17th day righ t to reject any or all hide of Feb ru ary . 1IC2 and V° w a iv e any i r r e g u l a r i ­ ( • F A D ties or techalcalltte*. Art hur H. B e ck w ith . Jr.. D oroth y Bardeen. Clerk o f the Circuit Court A etlng Town Clerk By: Martha T. Vlhlea Town of A l t g m o i t e D ep u ty Clerk Sprin gs. Florid* P ub lish Feb. 1», 11 A Mar. I. 12 DCS. P u b lis h March 12, 1>CI C D J-ll C D k li Belvedere The big one m the intermediate class. Barracuda The fast moving Usfbacfc Uvat seats live. Valiant The compact that h a sn l torgoOo* *rhy you buy a com pact M t s r s MOW «.T*OUT »r» *-» £ * « . SO.OOOMUI IN U N I a HO DMIVX TWAIN WARRANTY RROKCTS ----- — ----- -------- . — — - » r|. n part* of tC* IW»5 car* for 5 year* or &O.OOO mda*. wfiachover coma* first, during wfnch time tn» »«acti perl* itval f*n«a . u r . , i lra ^ f ww^ranra am of me loAowOng n t g r .p .i r .a .1 • Clwrw-r Mutort Corpof.tKx. Atilh*nraa O—U f . p4.c. al b u t . o . . . „ U mmjI n — 1 - lor w n p . r ( , « l.bor- , n , . n. btotk h^a*Tl!d"wl p"'np MM .n d HTt.rn.1 p.rtt ( . . . . p l . n , m -n o ^ clulch). torque conrtllrr. dr.v. on. n r Ml ^ . n l , , M , , na a , „ . , 7 n ! Z I n d f M f T n ^ Th« W lowm, m *m l.n .« M U ' « t , . r . r .q o u .d u nd .r th« w .r r . n l ,- c h ..,e. .n g m . 04 . v . r , J mon»h. or 4 000 m l , . J , ,c Mr TT. 1 See your “Dealin’ Man” at Plymouthland! . ~ — &£ t ! &a s RON-SUN Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. #519 E. 1st St. l ~ ~ f . rrr- It �\ * t; m New Easter Egg Dye f DEAR POLLY — Easter will aoon be here end I her# • different way to dye E n te r err* . I ns* liquid felatln des­ sert which makes net only pretty e f f i but it U sure and aafa. Take a small amount of the powder and diesolr* in boilinr water and then put in the «rr* for a colorful effect. The amount of powder can ra ry according to the ahade desired—MRS. M. GIRLS—Err* ■« dyed « • beautiful. They may feel sticky when first d,ed but dry out smooth as silk.— POLLY. DEAR POLLY—Recently I bcurht a set of non-sticklined cooking utensils. I did not want to acratch the lin­ ings by stacking *o I stored each utensil in a plastic freer#r bag. Now I ran stack them, ear* space and protect the coating. Also those pans that are seldom used are kept clean. I enjoy the pans almost as much as 1 enjoy the column. —MRS. K. W. H. DEAR POLLY — When a loep on a plastic rain boot breaks, slip a rubber band over the metal snaps to hold the boot in place. An old nylon atockinr makes a wonderful elscplnr net for the hairdo you want to save. Slit one etocklnr lengthwise and tie turban style around ycur head. It really does the trick.—DOROTHY. DEAR rOLLY—My Pointer seems simple enough to be ridiculous but my neighbors think it is great. Many tire­ some hours can be consumed ironing heavy long draperies on a standard ironing board. I put my thick table pads on the table, felt aides up, and find this makes a.t excellent beard for ironing those cum. beriome draperies. It takes me about half the time formerly used for this dresdni chore.— A. H. DEAR POLLY — When I buy a new paint brush, I im­ mediately tap the ends of the Si bristles with a hammer to split them. They are then fin* enough to enable me to get a really professional paint job. 1 A discarded squeese-type bottle, filled with soapy water, comes in very handy to clean sticky hands when cn a long ear trip. Also It makes a wonderful water squirting toy for the toddler'* bath time.— MRS. E. L. R. Share your favorite home­ making idea* . . . send them to Polly in care of The San­ ford Herald. You’ll receive a dollar if Polly uses your idea in Polly’* IVinters. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: No matter what happens at ariiool, it seems that my son is always the fall guy. Half the time, according to what he tell* me, he doesn't even know what hc’a supposed to hsve done. The other half of the time it isn’t rrally his fault. Someone hits or pushes him and when he retaliates, he's the one who gets caught. Hia father has told him to take his own part and nut tie a sissy, so the boy ran hard­ ly lie blamed frir hitting bark He has hern sent to the comer, thr hall, and the prin­ cipal's office several times this year. Hi* conduct grade is always "unsstisfartory." How can I gel the teacher to stop pirking on him ?—SYM­ PATHETIC MOM ANSWER: Some children — boy* especially—have a n ose for trouble In school from the day they enter kindergarten. After a few encounter* with the powers that be, they build up had reputations that fol­ low them from grade to grade. Eventually they t in­ come scapegoats for the whole class, often convicted on the basis of their reputations combined with circumstantial evidence. Originally, your son’s trou­ ble was undoubtedly of bis own making, ami I suspect he isn't always as innocent ns you would like to think It's high time for you ami his dad to discuss the fads of school life with him, letting him know exactly why he is so of­ ten blamed for the misd of oilier students. Impress tot Into that wtll help, but only HE lire down thr reputation he has built up. Tell him It Vtml hr easy; it will Ufcl a !*«* ----- aH T '1 time and he may slide b from time to time. Hut in tl end he will be a lot better than he is now. If he decides to ram effort, talk to his trac gain her support. Shf, happy, I'm sure, to co-operation ralbejy than n n - ii.. I iaa, in .itself, nay help clrsc the fkir, Stand by to rbctf And en­ courage y outa.Leyi Out resist coddling hfaJTwten he finds out how more pleasant life cat) La W{l5 the teacher on .hia aU k you won’t h«vt to a M a u t f note about her mm Send your school ftfriftips to I iglit hi of Tiir Sartfutd liciald, 1* she rannot answer »* h T personally, letters of itral interest wilt be anew ’ared In this column. I S h a rp led- Women Kept In Dark i ( li business It good. (2) man1unii-nt prices are stahle, (3) I the pi « for the foundation wink in the East is .r>0 limes us much ns it used to he be cause of tabor coats, find III husbands still pass away, |rav ing their wives uninformed and untrallmd to make (ted■Iona or to handlr their finan­ ces. This inltrr situation ramius a surprise since women mske up onS-lhlrd of the working population. Howtver. th* fact remain* thut many men still do not shniii their day-to-day flnan vial decisions nbout [iropcity, the future of their children or provision* for their heirs with "1 hav# gotltn to thin after • eyes urr blur. Can I wear an their wives. The fault may be that ma­ forty that 1 look old, old. old. outfit like this to nic* raaWhat van 1 do? I feel fairly lautanls for lunch In th* city? ny women don’t want to t>* bothered. w« II.— M a iie ." —Mrs. Y. L.” In our changing scene it is I would suggest a rich dark 1 suggest a visit to your doctor. Hr will givo you a blue. Hava your accetinriea In essential to rectify this atti­ thorough check.up and Will a becoming, harmonising ton* tude. Young adulta, male and tell you where to go from and alio a set In all blue. Wear female, ahould ha encouraged there Either too thin or too a casual bat, as lunching in to leant to handle money, not fat, these ate the problems af­ New York It fun and a knit Just spend it. Fortunately, suit it rorrevt. Remember, many school progiamt include ter forty! "My hair i* as dry as hay too, it is often quite cold in “family living" courses which touch on budgeting and mon­ and looka'ao wispy. Other­ New Yotk in the spring. “My doctor has told me to ey problems furing them. wise I look pretty good for For the older pel son, es­ sixty. My akin la dry but has go on n diet, but be says he knows I won't, that I hava no pecially womtn over 40, ther* a nic* color.—W. L.” Mattaga your scalp with will pnwur. It* auggtstt I eat art adult education courses, rotm tlic oil and u tt it on your lest uf whatever I cat. Could budgeting and buying aids face—this counteract* dry­ I go on your 'Figure Perfec­ courses set up by labor unions ness. Whan shampooing, b# tion Diet'? I have to visit my and aptclal ruunsrlort in sure all soap residue Is rinsed doctor every week. I do not banks to tap. Every woman away. Thorough brushing it feel at nil well and 1 am so over 40 needs information on such topics at insurance, tax­ excellent for your hair, so get heavy—I). D." I think it is important to es, real estate, aoelal security a good, rail boar bristla brush for cfftctWa boms teat- hav* a further talk with your and retirement benefits so doctor, at sometimes a plan­ aha can make decisions or at mant. "1 hava llilaned to your ad­ ned, written diet term* to least be able to Judge more vice about waaring my gray apur thr ambition for reduc­ accurately th* competence and hair in a French roll. What ing. BUT, you must ahow my honesty of those ehe turns to color comb* should 1 use to “Figure Perfection Diet” to fur help when divorced or your doctor line* you aay you widowed. ‘ hold it nicely?—Reader.” I lik* gray comb* and alto are not w*ll and visit hjm comba with silver edging. regularly. If you with to have TEACHER ON SIDE They are most attractive. For a copy of th* diet to (how NEW YORK (UPD — R*. evening, sprinkle a little sil­ him, send h i * a long, aslf-ed- Iflf pitcher BUva Hamilton dressed, stamped envelope knd of th* New York Y'ankcea, ver dual on your hair. ‘ "What color knit suit should enclose TEN cent* in coin. I who ha* • m t(t«r'a d trra t in I gat to wear whan 1 fly to will also arm! you a copy of adoration, la * profcaaor tn New York to visit my mar* t h * aniall booklet, “Diet lha physical education depart­ iriad daughter? 1 am not ov- Break*.” ment at Morehrad (Ky.) Monday—"Dear E d y t h BUta Cullaff during the offcrwalght (thanks to you). My •S U M , hair ft D N i akin is fair, and Thornton McLeod" Capitalising on one’s mis­ take* is sometime* just » Mn<lison Avenue way of su> ing, “Cover up that goof.” Hut usually you can put »n error or absent-minded move U> work for you. All is not lost, for evaniplr, when a train whistles off and leaves you on * snowy Sunday afternoon at an abandoned station which just happen* to -/ a w - r; hr In th* • rotrr of n mammoth cemetery. The best way to pet out of su> i: a spot is to vail for help, lb-ip this day appeared in thr guise of a cemetery monu­ ment snlrsmnn whose office just happi-m-d to be - pen. While waiting for • rldv to materialise, small talk was in order. In the court* of the con ve: sat ion we learned that DEAR ABBY: I've been happily married for 18 years and now I find my■tif hurt and disappointed. A girl where my husband works gsve him a shirt for Valentine's Day beesuse aha thought he was a "nice guy.” He said he was sur­ prised. Since then she told him that her husband had left her. Alio that all min were rats and in time ha would cheat on his wife too. Now my husband bought HER a present birthday because she's a ‘‘nice girl” and he feel* sorry for her. I told he was a married man had no business huyii a present and if me he wouldn't glva her. Well, he gave it tq^ anyw ay. Should I get. phone number *| up and tell bag ing trouble? Sign' Went some help with your homemaking? More then 200 chore-shorteners are featured in Polly’s 22-page booklet. To order, send your name, ad­ dress and t>0 rents to: Polly’a Pointers, d o Th* Sanf-rd Herald, P. O. Hox 489, Dept. DEAR HURT: Don't rail A, Radio City Station, New her. She'd York 19, N. Y. to your h t relit** Hroused them you Reforming Fall Guys 4 (Dsuah G bby: * H I —T tI. Mar. 12, ’«5 Hljr , ftntTnrfl WrralS - A B D Y : Our married a two rhlidren. He got hia divorce York Stale. He that he doc* not to support hi* chilWe think that (s very unusual, don't you? We have reason to believe that * • 'Law rence' A t •-D rive-In la greater today than ever before, in the opinion of mo­ tion picture director David Lean, who (ought out this mott distant and hitherto in* accessible spots on the map as the locales for the Sam Spiegel-David Lean produc­ tion of “Lawrence of Arabia,” Academy Award winner as best picture of the year. A Horison picture, "Law­ rence of Arabia” was produc­ ed by F*m Spiegel and direct­ ed by David Lean, their first motion picture collaboration ainc# their Academy Awardwinning "Th# Bridge on the River Kwsi,’ which *l*o won international audience ac­ claim. "Lawrence of A raids'' has won the following Acad­ emy Award*: * Best Picture Of The Year. Best D i r e c t i o n ( David L Lean). *1 Best Color Cinematopraphy(F. A, Young, fl.fl.C.l. Best Music ( . M a u r i c e Ja rre ). F rit Color Art Direction (John Box and John Stotlt. Best Editing (Anne . V. Coates). Best Sound (John Cox). "Lawrence of Arabia" alt . received more Golden Glob. Award* from the Hollywood Foreign Correspondents than any other picture; it was the HI.OOD FEUD between A rab tribe.* i.-v in the Screen P r o d u c e r * Guild making, and chieftain Anthony Quinn (right) choice for "best produced" waits to see how Peter OToole ns "Lawrence of picture, and the Directors A rabia” will handle the situation. At the MovieGuild of Am rrka choice fur land Drive-In Sunday through Tuesday. • best-directed." Hugh Prince Is featuring two top movies at hia Movieland Drive-In Theatre Sunday through Tuesday. Two color features are on the menu, Peter OToole in “Lawrence of Arabia” and Walt Disney'* 'Th* Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” Hugh aay* this road showattraction it being shown in Senford at regular admission prices. Co-featured Wednesday will be “Girl* Girls Girls” in color with Elvis Fresley and “Operation Bikini," aUrring Tab Hunter and Frankie Av­ alon. The triple f e a t u r e for Thursday, Friday and Satur.day, March 18-20, will be The U n s i n k a b l e Molly ................................................ Brown,” starring Debbie Reynoldsi “Code 7—Victim fi," with Lex Barker, and “A Global Affair,” starring Bob Hope. The lure of faraway placet with strange-sounding names Il • Hale to writeletters? Send one dollar to Abhy, Hox 69700, Lot Angeles, l a l i f . for Abhy "a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” W ild Sp y Th riller A t Hits A wild spy adventure, said' When Pt’ce regains eon- lieves lo be a past event Howlo lie the wildest adventure a actoufness, he finds that he is ever, one detail of an occur man ever lo rd . Hours, is a fonsjdrrabtv older looking ante which appened to Pike featured at The Rltr Theatrr ’ , * , Sunday thr rush Wednesday. min> a* lhe r,,u;t ol ” ,ra' Just Pm r 10 hli Said to be bated on *n sc- ordinary "is.ng" experiments don has eluded the wily Nantusl plot Jacoby perpetuated by the performed on him while he and his suspicions are aroused By Oswald Nails during World War II, was uncon...ous lie is per- He forees tin nurse lo admit Metro- Goldwyn- Mayrr s ' 36 suaded to believe that the that the dale is June 2. 1311, cels baggage so he went mer­ Hours." starring Jamas Gam dale it 1950. that (or the past and with graw.ng horror Test­ NORTH U b rily on to six er. E '» Mari* Saint and Hod six 'years he has been an am- ires what his happened A Q B 6S West opened the jack of V AK8 Taylor, is a drama of terrify- nr<u victim and that the Al- To tell mure of the plot of hearts ami South suw that he ♦ K y 784 mg suspense lies have wvn lhe war He is “36 Hours.” would tub me AA had t-> lose to both the ace The thirty six hours of the thus induce I to talk freely spectator uf the unremitting WEST (D) EAST arid kmg of trumps unless he title is the time period in which aland the invasion and lo re- suspense whuh helps to m jv“ AK A A3 could i rash them together. the outcome of the war might veal the plans of what he be- this such a gripping film. V J 10 0 7 1 4 3 Y U Obviously, they weren’t both have been fatefully changed if a 10 4 0832 in the earn# hand because in an ingenious scheme devised A y J 98 A 79 t 32 that event he would have by th# Germans to ^ain vital SOITII been playing thr slam con information stmut the Nor­ A J 107 5 43 tract doubled. ¥ Q mandy Invasion had succeed­ A A JS Deceptive- play was indi­ ed A K 10 8 cated and South found a play In the crucial hour before North and South vulnerable to make one of those lo.eit (be invasion l* S Inlrltlgcnre West North East South vanish Into thin t r . Dblxi Pass 4 A 3¥ officer Major I'lke (Garner) lb- won the heart bad with drives in Lisbon from Isundun Pate 6 4 Pisa 8 * Pass Pats Idas the queen, led a club to dum­ fully briefed on the plans for Opening lead—¥ J my’,. ace, led the are of hearts D Day. t-ed into a trop, he is and discarded n diamond, and captured and pul under heavy for South, thru- wax no wav ■olitinurd with the king East sedation, ani then i‘ flown lo for him to know that Ins king ruffed w lh the ilruic of Had AUtadt, Havana, in a of clubs ami singleton quern spade- anil it »»t curtains for cuffm. of hear!* were so much ex the defense. In * remarkable project, the Ns ns have given the isolated rc-ort 1 complete and decciv ing transformation Signpost By Ruth Millett ‘V S Military Hospital. A lied Orcupstmn Force*,” its An uncrili'sl mother in law rtaff, pallet** and equipment The younger woman Isn’t afril(i ltut anything she b ib i mi ti ikelyt n have s dsugh are idrntlfiibly GI, including will be misinterpreted, mis U r in law wfci; tr io u> keep Medical Major Walter (ler'H-r . , . llTaylorl and Ann* Hedler NURSE Eva Marie Saint ivtands by as Rod T ay­ ^ e r .t o o d or rcpe.tcd where her husband away from his (Miss Saint), a young nurse lor makes pertain Jam es G arner is unconscinu* could cause trouhle. family. who has shed sll her tears as in this scene from '”10 Honrs,” opening Sunday An uncritical mother-in law Wilh all that to gain just a former concentration camp a t the Ritz Theatre. Isn't likely t-i have a duugh by being as uncritical of a prisoner. t»r m law who goes around daughter In law as of a doughcomplaining about her t*r. why are ao many w-omen An uncritical mother in law »o critical of ih* girls their has a good chance of becom sons marry? ing a real friend to her dauuh Could it possibly be that term-law, instead of being some get more pleasure out II) Tom A. Cullrn ■be now h*» the Joy of read -. thousands whom television, held at arm's length of criUciiiug a daughter-inI is helping to a fuller, richer HOME IN’EAI — A nun ing her son’s letters. An uncritical mother In law liw than out of trying to turn dtress serving a life sentence These are only two of the | life h e re 'in lUly. will not have offers of help or a daughter iu-law into a loyal in the Women's Prison of advice misundcrstiMal or ru*. and alfeclionale member of Perugia recently composed Jected by her daughter in law ’ the family? the first letter she has ever written in her life It "«< ad­ dressed to “ it's Never Too 1-atr," the Delian Ulavleion program which has taught her how to lead and write “Now that I can wule 1 am no longer afraid," *he For mounting heavier ob- smaller than the plug and wrote, “for I am no longer Jects. for p-dling up anything force in alone" from curtain rods to shelve*, Toggle twits consist of boll Loneliness banished is the tometiling decidedly stronger and folding metal wings. Drill theme of hundreds of letter* l* needed Plaster will not a large hole to admit the fold­ which at# addressed to “It'* hold screws and masonry it ed wings which will than Never Too I-*te" at Tele­ loo hard Before a acrew is spring open behind th* wall. school Center, Rome, head­ put in the wall, another item Disadvantage — when the bolt quarter* of Italian Radlo-lele* It needed — an anchor. The is removed the wings drop be- vision'* educational division. anchor ia placed in the uati hind the wall. A* aeon a* the lonely and Ilrst. It expands as the screw Expansion anchor* consist the illiterate start fulluwing or bolt ta Inserted and pro of a bolt sod threaded roelalgNtie television lessons which vide* a solid grip. shield The shield Is not solid, a rt given three times weekly ^Lightest and most ecooonil but has ribbed openings along something happens to them. cal Ts^lhe pltstic anchor. Of­ its sides. As th e bolt is tight­ It is as though they have sud­ ten these come attached to a ened, it draws up the shield denly joined the human race. # • • stem and are broken off to the aides of which bend and use. Drill a hole in the ssme expand in the wall. The bolt Th* old-age pensioner Is diameter aa the shank of the can ba removed and reinsert­ no longer revered with shame anchor. Put the anchor in the ed. because ha cannot sign hia wall. A lip prevents it from A lead anchor is a soft lsad pension v o u c h e r . Having going all th e'w ay in. When sleeve that can be placed in learned tha alphabet via tele, you pul a wood screw Into the concrete Sr plaster. A wood vision, he ran now sign his anchor it suapi apart behind screw ruts Id own thread in name boldly when he goes to a hollow wall or expands in a thr sleeve while expanding It. tha postoffice to pick Up his solid wall providing a tight The machine bolt anchor ia check. grip. similar e irtp t that it la hard Th# 7 0 - year-old grandWHO SAID HOAT HIDE? These ticket* are for Slightly stronger are fiber and ia threaded to admit t mother whoa* son haa ami* the Florida Citrus Queen tuige»nt Monday even­ plugs — a fiber covering with machine bolt. grated to Australia ran now ing At Nora Mayo Hall, W inter Haven. Charma lead lining. These are used To make l.olca In masonry writ* to him direct, instead of inK ticket vendor is 20-ycnr-old Sally Ann Hull, In plaster, concrete or mason­ surface* use a star drill or being at th* mercy of kind of Gainesville, on* of the beauties vying for th e ry. Drill the bole slightly carbide tipped drill bits. neighbors. Mere important, title of "Florida Citrus Queen." On(B/ddqsi Newspsper Enterprise Assn. When your first look at dummy indicate* that pill have no real piny for your contract, there is no reason tn use d rfratu t tartlet and givr up. I. ok mound and maybe jmi will find a way to get nd of mi up pm cut lo-er. It is hard to „»■,■» th*’ blame for reaching tlx spades to either North nr Smith, South certainly wax entitled to Jump to four spades aft*r his partner doubled West’s three heart opening. North frit that he had a rrally good hand in support of spades end noted that if his partnrr held either the ace and king of spades or the king uf spadrs v "l ace of diamond* the spade slam should make, Hence, hi. five spade tiled. As J k c & R ABBY: I am 21, In nurses’ training, and have just become engaged to a fin* young man who is a aenior in college. H We've gone together for three years. We plan to get married a* soon as Stuart graduates in June. My problem is my mother. She wants me to have a big church wedding with a whit# gown and veil, bridesCondivorce maid* and ushers and the be dlffi- * whole blU^Stu and I don't want any big splashes. All u* want i* a simple cere­ mony, performed by our s I invited pastor in the email chapel r for potf what I hop- of our church. 1 am the only girl in my famity I! an enjoyable have four brothers), and I had planned Mother »ay* I “owe" it to entertainment her and Dad to have a big church wedding. I think it surprise, after the Is a foolish waste of money ' on* woman took out and, besidta, my father 'knitting, and another doesn't have that much. I an had her needlework, hate to disappoint my didn't ask anyone to mother, Abhy, but do you bring their work a* I had think. 1 should be mad* to other plans.) I was just have u big church wedding aick, and d|dn't know what just because she want* to to do, so I Just kept still. put on * big show for the It spoiled everything for relatives ? the rest of the guests. Do NO RIG SPLASH you think 1 should have told them at the beginning that I didn't think they DEAR NO: No. • • • should ait and do their Problems? Write to ABwork at a party? Or was I BY, Box 69700; Los An­ right in letting them do as geles, Calif. For a personal they pleased? reply, enclose e stamped, DISAPPOINTED IN PEOPLE self-addressed envelope. this men la kVa consulted our county able to could go if thia not. Cai aa to DEAR JMSAPPOINTED: You have gone ahead with the games and entertainment. My guess i* that the k n i t t i n g and needlework w o u l d have pone bark In the lags. Jfacoby U )c ail Van Buren iO o r n e n : it's.* rare woman who It si uncritical of her daughter m law as uf her uwn daughter And yet that it sll It would take for . mother in-law lo gain the afirction, trust, and good will of her Uuughler-in law, An uncritical molher-in-ltw soon puts t daughter In-law at ease . . . ami so dir is welcome in thr latter’s home, whereas a critical mother in­ law's visits are always dread ed by lhe younger, leu exp*-r ienced homemaker. An uncritical mother in law soon Is taken into hrr dough term law s coniidenee. Television Aimed A t Illiterates Do It Yourself: Special By Mr. F it, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. When everyone lived tn log cabins, fastening an object on the wall mutt htv* been a simple m atter—Just drive a nail Into the wall and that was that. But modern homt* are niBdc of an infinite variety of materials. Plaster m a y -c ra ck a n d crumble, masonry is UriivcuH to penetrate and tile may shatter. Hut thanks lu the in genutty of manufacturer* there are special anchor* that can ease almost any Job of hanging objects on walls. For extremely lightweight objects — cslendsrs, pictures and such—the adhesive hook, will generally suffice. It can be reroovad by soaking and peeling and It leaves no dim •fieFor mirror* and heavy ob­ jects, get a regular picture hook. Driven into the wall this way instead rf at right angles the nail la less likely to tear loose. Hanging' Problem ft �-{ ( , * * * Y \ i H it O atifurh ^ r r a th Fri, Mar. 12, '86— P ar* GENE SHAFER and FRIEND It's Tim e To Sw ing Into Spring By Pottle Auitln LOOK OUT! They are com ini! back! Returning this week­ T A B LE end to Uie C.M’lil is that fab­ ulous Sonny IHoch and the HOPPING Elephants! What a hit this ex­ citing group made last week at the CAPRI and they arc CHECKMATE it located eait Lounge as you alp your fav­ going to be here to swing it on Seminole Uoulevard Just orite drinks — (and do taste their delicious cheese and again Fridas and Saturday. north of Canclbcrry. Watch crackera)— excellent outline What a crazy bunch of guys! for the signs near the Dog and the fine service for which Track Road. Don’t miss (item—first show* * * F R E D D I E ' S la famoua starts at 9 p. m. with several throughout Central Florida. VIP GUESTS coming for more spots ri;hl**m through • • • until dosing time at 2 a tn. dinner? Dearest old friend? A HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN AND THAT’S NO)’ ALL! Al­ dale with that special some­ since you have tailed real, one you have been hoping for? so coming back—al your reold-fashioned, genuine pit bar <)iiest — is that delightful Do take them to FREDDIE’S becue? Too long? Then don't STEAK HOUSE in Kern Park OEN’K SHELTON DUO. Right now they are way out west for dinner and they’ll love you let thia sad state of affatra go on any lunger. Spicy, tangy, somewhere, but they'll be for It. Sophisticated piano delicious pit barbecue is wait­ back at the CAPRI on Tuei-j rhythms in the Lamplighter ing for you at the LAKE MON­ day for a long run Dom I’atta ROE INN. Alio waitlng for you tucci, >our genial hn*t, has ii the scintillating muiic of booked these coni cats forAjvn Nick Pfiefauf and the Starweeks. We don't need to telll lighters. Never any cover you that along with a!t lhis|' charge or minimum. Just wonderful entertainment, sou drive out around the lake on ’ll find fine food and all your Boulevard — The S rinse Face In the J e l Seminole favorite drinks at the (' VPItl lalchstring is out for you RESTAURANT AND COCK­ Jmv lerettes Iwokiic at Jet .anc» reveals the Cut ’n Curl TAIL LOUNGE. And remcm-f her that the happy hour isteam w ith a 6? 3R won loss log. from «:3n to 7 p m Head for'followed by Inland Materials the CAPRI, Ihe rmkinY-t with 58-42 and Warner Realty swingin'est place in .Seminole next with a 58 5 and (1.5 re­ cord Several other teams are County! r > r r s tffL PS Cut 'n Curl Tops Jet League • • * HELD () V E R at the CHECKMATE SUPPER C l . f i t in Casselberry fnr an Kanner Leads Classic League close cnouc’t In still win the Itig J t u k Kanner bowled league hunting it they can put a good winning streak togeth gam es of |i!9, 215, 221 and 242 for an K47 set in the S in­ er A number of high scores gle* Classic I.ramie to pick­ w«-re posted as Alice .Sexton up a few- peteraen point* on clobbered thr pins (or high front Tunning John Hiidgrs aeries with 174 (SI with Jane A* a matter of fa il, with thl* Spolskl a 'dose second with 1LH 179 O.her high score* soiie* J a i k jumped into the were by Ela.ne Kosttval with third plnee position in the other work m Gene Shafer and h;- ■Friend " Thi* exciting lino proved such a hit m their first week there that they arc being retained on popular do mand. ju-l for you The dreamy voice of .Inna and the sophisticated arti‘try of Gcni a 1*-* 1*7, Meda Wiltshire with al the piano an-! organ Ju*t 189 tui) SC Le a g u e A ls o lo llin g th<‘ 'b ig hull' LADIES a rt alwaya w«|come at the C A R I B E LOUNGE in the Valdm Hotel, and to drmonatrale their ho* pilallty, your boat at the CAKIUE haa devised a special offer, Just for you gala. From 4:30 to 6 ;JO p m. every day, ll'a Ladlea Houra. Your drinks colt you only one penny for each year of your age. You're only 29? Well, that's all it will coat you. OnFriday nighta lt'a "dancing on the houae." Juat puah the buttons to all your favorite aonga on Ihe muaic box. • • • SO MANY FOLKS taken our advice to try the fine fish dinner* and the equally delicious chicken din­ ners al the PINECREST INN ’ on Friday and all report that they are pleased with the de­ licious fond and the fine service. Won’t-you try it, too? tin*- mure thing we want to , emlnd th„ ,, Ilir dolicioua pn«tric* nt the PINECREST INN—their own .special delicacy Is thr peanut butter cream pi* - if you tiavrn't tried it, you don't know what you linyr missed. delightful M-pled tr* -Where The Elite Of Sanford Meet* SKILLET DISHES, STEAKS, etc. • Dining ’til I t'orkluil Lounge Closed Sun. FRID A Y N IG H T S P EC IA L! FISH . . YOU'LL RE SURPRISED just how many Hatirious Dung* tn >»I you will find st the TRADE WINDS CAFE­ TERIA in the Sc minute Plara Shopping Center at Huy 17 92 and SR 4Jfl All kinds of prime lender meat* fresh from the garden vegetable, m ap nml «»lad* and yummy dr,sort* Yon hardly know which ones In choose, there i* sorb » templing arrsy Try them anno FRY A L L YOU CAN EA T — CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER ADULTS $ | 35 *1 . T h e spill.* v e r e p lentiful a* J e w e l Mill* and Ihitlie la-inav p u k e d up the 2 7 .la n e Spolskt convened 'lie 5 Hi, Mmv S te i ruari m a d e the 5 7 tin 3-10 w a s c o n v e r t e d iiy A lice S exton III" 3 9 to liv Rctty Murp hy and the 2 4 5 111 by Mary Murp hy 60'mov. ™ 60' TON ITE A S \ T V11MI SSI It N ILL* nen THII’l.E t A ’I *1 QQ Is iiu »1dt11X | 111Jf !*. PER CARLO DAI) Mil' JAMHOKEE 7:UU U N I \ —- - ------------------- - ‘JailhouHt* Rock” — Ekin'— Color N O . 2 A T 9 : 1 0 ONI 5 ---------- “ FATH ER GOOSE n t .A lO G IIA N T l.l- N U K 4 A R O N IN COLOR NO. .1 AT 11:00 ONLY “ TH E L IV E L Y S E T ” JA^ MKML ^ ItAC'LNTi — S l ' I N E T I N C i L l M i KS TH K ILLS O B N P H COMING — SUN. • MON. - TUES. ROAD SHOW ATTRACTION NOW AT Ol R It EG I I. AIt ADMISSION PRIC ES R u d e - - ami s a l v a g e d three point* flo u t J o h n w ith lus 2ot. .«* I set to tobli a 22" ,51 J o h n S p Dki Die f o u r th |d«- >• ki-gler w illi lu s fo ot g a m e win tivet M u h e i l Ray J o h n l o l l e d a 2*M> 72l> t o ta l to Hay'* toil' J*u k f l o a t i* still Oil t i e m o v e w ith a vlruli .Lk k mils listvntjf si hum' g*'l11 nIT i r i ki *<,. n * In* IiimI i h i t l y * on,. !» pi n c i t unt s in hi s f o u r M enu Included: Col* Slaw F re n c h F ried lU k c d Heitnn Grits llu u h P uppies Relidh T ra y C o ffee O r T ea SO N N Y III.0(11 Owned A Operated Hr Mm |»!iy it ml l M i l It 1 2 — P h . FA 2-.VJG3 Jhc ^jcumi-Qodi h Steak Houae Central Florida’a Oldest & Finest iiT .iu ru rL ix .iu T u ri.i\,i 3i Dining Out? mil UkOlNUO- -2 variety of didleloiia foods amt Partwnod Plus (ho fn»t. peurteoua aervica nt tha 3 Trail* Winds Cafeteria located next Srrmnolc Plt/a to th* theatre in the ffmitiola Plata dl l aof N ", Sliupptng Center on U.S. 17-92 hotween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, prime meat*, garden fresh vegeta­ HOCKlltlGt ble*, appetising salad* and your fa­ Srsivtuan II S t vorite pie or take. (tn Tuesday evening*, w* offer a lo­ ne. New York Sirloin Strip cooked tn your order for nn!v 79c. Thursday ULSBIIHG night i* Family Night wtrh free de*- 900 N bl.d ai-rt.i for all. Saturday night is Steak Night - a big, \,-!b T-lL-n* »t»ak cooked to jour order for only SI.OU. Luncheon: II a.m. - 2 15 p m. Dinner 4 210 p in. - 8 :t)0 p.m. l raJc COf'nJi I0NI PlLfK.r Seantoan C A F E T E R I A S A US I South We Piuvide the fineit Catering Seivio: in Cuntial flonda ( Irvkluriil mid -— - Hotel "DAWN" 10a.m. Longwood A * ONK OF EIGHT-----’’ KANSAS CITY, M». <|Tp|> ' in thr v*rinu* <ii*|uiFtm#rili — Ilert Campanerls. th r Kan me r». ftdbrwa .lark Kanner sas City Athletics' rookie lisa h ig h a v e ra g e w ith a 187. shortitop is one of eight chil­ H ig h se rie s and gam e fa ll to dren, Ills pnrrnla, Ibrer Inhri S|ud*kl wiDi a Hit) ,er- brothers and four staler* all liv a in Cuba. le* art.I a 2tl8 game t h is .vine.vs II 1 The Gal From "Down Under" .K Longwood Iht- \ G ilt MW DAYTIME HAUTKNDKR D ancing "O n T h e H o uae" r . ( U H » — Th# Indian* Opm! You’ll Love ■'C "ide from all the-e lovely girt* who are vying for tin title Mint th r crown of Ctitdcf eHa, Queen of Heart*. S i m Ii* l ol l nl i ' d h cml - on vkiih N« w York Vnnk«#a atiractnl almost b million pa>inf cu* Uitpnl iCifLrtl t u r n i n g o u t on I a*|* u Ith .1 w ins. 2 H 7t*j‘ to (om#ra In thrir homa ^jmirt in 1IUN. 'ih t Indians flr#w 2,Murpliy'n *J10, 204 710. ri20,027 io ratahlish nn Am#r IVLp K rtfrirn’i fklfl irt uan LfMKua record; tht Van* wiihft't rtimjFfh f o r h i m i n hi* npponrnt Boh CfUlhrk rnll«H k#cs' |iaid sttin d a n u that >*ar was 2,373,001. E very F rid a y N ig h t m (L a d ie s and £ hour* 4:30*1:30 llnnka lc per n e v v k s t c o c k t a i i . i .o v s u e ^ • f 1* ' iie s t a c r a n t . Swingin'" Shows ARE HERE SONNY HLOCII’S LLKPHANTS VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD ADULTS 60c K ID D IE S m e a s k i n g for vour t o l l' to help tin- H ro it Fund am! to h elp youi l i m i t Von will f |m | out who *lo i . ol Du- lug- a n n u a l l i m i t Eiirnl b en efit - k a l e sh o w at Melndee S k a t i n g Htnk. Match 21 at 7 p m A te r r i f ic *h w I* on ta p arnl tickets a t r mi ji 7 M mol jili L f d t h r # # p oi nt # f m l'VU-i ur n T h r i in r ent l # n ^ u # I m f l r r * liny. 17-92 So. Sanford Freddie's t<> l a- < jiiJ. 11 Hm mHij ail <1f t Inin CLK V K LA N O Hoh M a iin r A Rub Hancock !ov. Shi r o f Mm id \ T \ KACTIONS .......... t n ' Km it to tulpii In Iyi I li ik iiUL 1C I r It m jiim 00 • Dancing 8 :8(1 'til t Phone* 838-711 S Turn At Do* Track 5 our Farorile Mrlmtlea Nighllr In Tha t.anvpiichter I.oukk* RETURN ENGAGEMENT of the Gene Shelton Duo, s ta rts Tuesday night a t the t ’ajiti R estaurant anti Cocktail Lounge. This popular comedy, dancing and singing team is coming hack in response to requests of patrons, Capri Manager Dom I’a ttu tu c d hits announced. Poor yon Omey, Gcrt R r o lg r s , Dot tie Second *lut<d llm iy Pen Pol l y, P u t t y , I ruin Lemay and Martha Rilling, teeo.t look lull men-one of [ Ivy ii r li* I.Lm** All IM K E 'hjicAmcrfe High games bowled included was Gem ge Swann w i t h V E IL S A I I L K co u ple have ron a tail by Connie Knmvle*, IS.* etr<insr gumes of 194, 225, 218 M W N U R K 11 I ' l l Ron WHO IS SIM ? Th# ifi.l 175 by «"d 2U« for no H4II aetic*. f)o it a g a in ’ " 'I H E by Martha Rilling* M uni, tlii* N r \\ \ >o I* M» I Doris U mev. 171 by Kay Shoe I hi. added .12 petersen point* w h n will m i ' nr I fir i p i i t M m y a 11•a111 r art uiul loir* rnnfi, ntno maker. Ills l:iy Pat F ranks and l» Sw ann', total in addition i ifiMii of <’mclt t i ' l l n . Mir i j i j er n Uml Hi taoil'nij, Ij.mkvt hull Mini a 1*17 by Helen Marilicsano t" * ‘ lean *we*n over I'lul t*f l l r u ' T s f n r lllrt.S Wi l l |l hi* I'II It£>I MlII tiki I lllfc* ln» I'MIs h Jn .iv , .In Ami, I'lruly, Diana Turkey* w e n rolled hy Dnri* ll<« he » -12 si ne* Ha limit a|.t\» m Ovi-I tun*!, M" wowed the customers and Ihe N il. Have Appearing Nightly tv iun vw ciuiotta u (want liwii CO oqhtwci ladOMt OPEN ’TIL * A ll. NIGHTLY TODAY 1R LE SHOW ST M ils N irK I.I AT 7 ;00 WITH W \ 1.1 DIsNEVH EHATL'HBTTK A SA’J’. OPEN 12:45 "LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW" Dance to th e ntunir of IN I OI.OI4 I. t wi l l - ML Ol Ml Mi l t FIRST SHOWING WILL RE NICK P F K IF A l’F JAMES AND 1HK GARNER 8:05 U.SO FIRST n o t It 5VI) 20 MINUTES WILL RE REI’L VI Eli ON SECOND SHOW. PLEASE COME \ltl.V FOR FULLEST ENJ05 MRNT. STA R LIG H TER S EVAMAW ST VltTS SUNDAY SAINT TAYLOR THANK YOU, THE M \N AGF.MENT BEST PICTUREJETHEYEAR! and dine in al)le — tin drlicinua Jeff Pike id nil man! Hut van he protect the live* of a Million men? in "38 HOURS" W n t l OF, UUUVI m m i 7 ELEPHANTS S IR LO IN If BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND FIKST SHOW AT 9 P.M. 4 CONTINUOUS ENTKRTAINMENT — DANCING .CALL 322-1251 FOR RESERVATIONS FOR TW O ! . \\ ^ *V ( ( j Cooiplgte Charcoal (trolled Steak Diaaer For Two — IU K EU . OLD FASHIONED PIT BARBECUE J* IMPORTANT ns lam yvakv cwaou ^u fve***^ <* IA W B E N C E O F A R A B K YOU MUST SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING TO HKLIKVE IT I ! I O P EN IM S SH O W S A T 1:00 - J .oo 5:00 ■ 7:90 »«• Gap** at the favorite fond and fun spot. —- RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2.r) ll Park I)r. Hanford I’hone 322.1251 Lake Monroe Inn t Mf. NORTH OF SANTORO ON HWY. 17-tl A �- Jl * - Sir* ftnnforft Page 8—FH. Mar. 12, *65 K rra li “Candid Qhattsih BPW Club Observes Business Women's Week n In lieu of the regular meet-1 President Arolyn True re -ld e r of DeLand wai hostess tolC lub members throughout theipanying Mrs. True from S»ning, the Business and Pro-] vealed that recently Doria El- an elegant tea honoring BPW | central Florida area. Accom-| ford were Myrtle Graddick and Helen Pearson and Adrifessional Wpmen’a Club of ennne Waite*', past atate presSanford recently assembled at after passing a national teach­ Mamma sold her on the air Br Doris William* ident from Orlando. the Capri Restaurant for ers exam. career, so It's the wild blue Society Editor Relishing t h e delightful luncheon and Informal chatter “ Do you have a theological yonder from here on out for THIS WEEK, March 7-13, in commemeration of Nation­ luncheon were the Mmes. baa been designated aa Na­ degree and preach, too, Ma­ Joan. al Business Women's week, Margaret Ganai, Jessie Brii“ There ia nuthin', but nuthtional D u a l n e a r Women'* rla T" April 7-13. son, Valarie Colbert, Lorraine “Oh, I preach sometimes, in' in comparison,'' quipped Week and in Florida this will Graham, Alber^ Bolf, Ruth “Salute to Springtime” 1* be the beginning of a three but J don't have a degree to,*' Join. being observed all this week Cummings, Adrienne Waites, She flies the eastern sea­ year program designed to ahe related in English with by BPW Clubs throughout the Harriett Slawter, Helen Pear­ board and already has flown publicize achievement* of bus- a southern Spanish drawl. nation, with each club engag­ son, Marjorie Cowan, Mar­ lneaa and profeaslooa] people, ing in various, activities fo­ Dr. Perez has the utmost to San Juan, Puerto Rico. The guerite Graham, Arolyn True, odds are in her favor for for­ outside of BPW, and h r publi­ cused on promoting better Myrtle Gradick. eign flights since ahe speaks cize the objectives and pro­ world relations. A BPW member from Col­ Spanish (also with a southern grams of the Federation. lege Park, Orlando, Mrs. Hel­ accent) and already has serv­ en Thompson, was welcomed Each club has been request­ ed a a an interpretor. Mrs. W. Norris ed to select a professional as a guest, and Mrs. EuU Joan recently attended > woman (not BI’W) who has Grantham, a member of the school designed to educate all Sanford Club, now residing in ezctlled in promoting work Re-Assigned WW itew ardesiei on the prepara­ in, and better understanding Clearwajer, also attended dur­ tion and serving of wine*. of, world affairs. The respec­ ing her visit in the area. Hostess Areas Seems Eastern is going elite tive clubs are honoring their N e w members attending in the serving of elegant din­ own nominee this week with were the Mmes. Polly Jones, By Maryann Milea ners complete with exquisite a “Springtime Salute" as the Irene Laney and Doris Wil­ Mrs. Wayne (Nora) Norria, Rosenthal china, sterling sli­ nominees are all candidates liams. the South Seminole Welcome ver and genuine crystal. for national awards. Wagon hoitesi, will again cov­ Eastern passenger* will be The Business and Profess­ er the Forest City and Bear offered a cocktail before din­ ional Women's Club of San­ Lake area, as well as her ner, proper wine with an en­ ford proudly announces that previous territory. tree, champagne with the A "SPRINGTIM E SALUTE” focused on World affairs is bcinjr observed DR. MARIA P. PEREZ has Mrs. Norris asks the co­ Mrs. A. L. Hardesty will de­ dessert course and an after th is week, National Business Women's Week. President Arolyn True, been named as woman of the operation o f the area resi­ part for San Francisco this dinner cordial. Phew! How left, of the Sanford IU’W Club welcomes members nt a recent luncheon nt year to represent this area in dent* in reporting their new weekend where she will re­ doea the passenger know the Capri. With Mrs. True from the left are Mrs. Polly Jones, new mem­ district, state and national neighbors in order that she main for two months with her when, why or where to de­ ber; M arjorid Cowan, second vice president; Mrs. Eula Grantham , form­ competition. may welcome them officially. daughter and family, Mr. and plane and who cares T Cloud erly of Sanford and now residing in Clearw ater; and Mrs. Helen Thomp­ ’ A new arrival hag been wel­ Mrs. Gerald S. Brincy, the It was my plessure to Inter­ nine, here we arel son, College Park, Orlando. comed to the Norris family, former Helen Hardesty. view the charming lady doc­ DR. MARIA PEREZ Enhancing the chic hlue uni­ a granddaughter, Catherine tor, who has such a colorful Arriving lo sec Mrs. Har­ Diane, daughter of Mr. and background that an art gal respect for the written word, form Joan was wearing, was desty oft arc another daughter Mr*. Larry Quistgaard, ot Faculty Honored lery ia drab in comparison. all aspects of cultural music a white shell blouse, blue and her family, Mr. and Mrs. California. Mrs. Quistgaard She received me with grace and the fine arts. She is an shoes and bag and a saucy William Hatdin, from Miami. MISS JOAN JONES Is the former Judy Norris, and pofie unexcelled in the avid water sports enthusiast pill box ornated w-lth the By McKenzies most distinctive society cir and finds ceramics fascinat­ Eastern Logo, complemented JE FF DAVIS, MR. and MRS. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Altamonte Springs cles. Her brown eyes sparkled ing. As an associate member with brilliant crimson lug­ HOWARD WHELCHEL, MR. Wayne Norria. At Buffet Supper Xi Beta Ets Chapter of Beta station” in ease we cannot aa ahe relived a few ahort of the Seminole County Med­ gage, a gift from Eastern. and MRS. AL SHAW, MR. years ago but I am not at lib­ ical Society and the Women's Joan has a vibrant personal­ and MRS. PETE KNOWLES, DeBary Sigma Phi met at the home of understand the clue! From By Janr Casselberry erty to reveal the circum­ auxiliary, she devotes most ity, is easy on the eyes and MR. and MRS. JilD RI­ Dot (Tim) Richards.' The there on we are on our own. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc­ stances and situations which of her spare time to assisting is on the ball with brain pow­ CHARD. MR. and MRS. PHIL group held discussion and then We do know that when we all Kenzie of 115 Burke Street. LOGAN, MR. and MRS. ED By Julia Rartos necessitated the flight from her husband, who is president er. decided to make their annual finally arrive we will have a Altamonte Springs, entertain “ Planning any fllghta down SIIINIIOLSER, JIM GRANT of the Heart Association. Mrs. Robert S. Bradford of Cuba. donation to the Beta Sigma steak cook-out with all the ed Tuesday, March 9, with a Or. Perez and her husband. The striking brunette doctor the altar. JoanT" (All right, and MR. and MRS. ED DAV­ Phi/. Exemplar and Endow­ trimmings. Rosta ruck girls! B o s t o n Road, Altamonte By Mrs. John Leone buffet supper at their home. oft 1 go to find another rope IS, the S C O T T BURNS’ Dr. Luis Perez, are both has graciously availed herself ment Funds They also decid­ Team II had as their guest Springs, was admitted Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cleve­ G u e s t s included several daughter and her husband graduates of Havana School of and rendered her services out­ to climb). ed to allow the National office speaker. Mrs. Carmita Ray, nesday. March 10, to Orange land of Naranja and Palmira members of the faculty of Medicine, and were engaged side of the duty line. Her out­ "I have met many interest­ from Tavares. to make a donation for the who told jf the workings of Memorial Hospital for obser­ Representing The Herald Road entertained Mr, ami South Seminole Junior High printing of books for the Tibc- the Foster Home Program for vation and tests. the seven years they were standing qualities and per­ ing, eligible prospects, but Mrs. Chester Littlefield, oi students, but postponed mar­ sonal experiences would pro­ prefer to fly aolo for a long stalf were WALTER A. GIE- Elliot, Me., and Mr. and Mrs. School at Casselberry where tan exiles >n India. children In Seminole County. Mr. McKenzie tenches in the time yet," Joan emphatically LOW and his lovely wife (she Mrs. J. B. Jordan, who ac­ riage until they were both vide “ best id le r’' material The report from the noml This program is for children L, W. Margridge, of Maine. English Department. PROMISED homocide if I staled. cidentally slipped (rom her doctors. They practiced medi­ in any language. who are neglected at home or Those attending were John comrall,ef wa* hcard It Is apparent that smiling printed her name for a spell), bed while standing upon it to Woe is me! I am thoroughly cine together in Cuba, still un­ Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Cole- Angel. Richard Barnett, Mr and accepted, in trophic with the law in some adjust draperies, is suffering married before entering the Inadequate in cvrn attempting is standard equipment among DOTTIE AUSTIN, ANN and grove of Sunset Drive enter­ manner. The foster homes and Mr. Tom Barnes. Mr T1,c u(f,icr4 (or ,hr cominB from a severely sprained an­ Georgia Baptist Hospital in At­ to do justice to the deserving, all stewardesses, since they BOB ALEXANDER, PAUL tained ' friend* from Corning, and Mrs. C. Hughes, Mrs year are president. Betty j must meet rertain standards kle and foot and is confined to lanta, where they both did dynamic Dr, Maria Perez, the beam and are radiant at all BROOKSHIRE and "yours N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lona Battle. Mrs Judy Drum a 'larkt,) Huiestle; vice pres ’ ino rder to V licensed to take the use of crutches. truly.” postgraduate work and estab­ BPW Club's candidate for na times. Daniels, • • • merhausen. Mrs Itaeine Fos- ‘d‘' n,• V,rm' lle ,Kd) ,,e,cr care of ch,ldrfn ind Among the other Air Lines lished their three year resi­ ttonal recognition. ter. Miss Thelma Mossholdcr '° n; rfc0 rd ltt s<lcrclar>- Je* relative, are asked first before stewardesses whom we know * • • Vivacious K A Y GALLA­ dency. HEART ILLS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Power] Mrs, Catherine Martin and sle (A!) Shiw, corresponding the children are sent to a fasSPEAKING OK PROFES nl around town are SHERRY GHER of tlie Florida State During this period of time, of Naranja Road had as their (laughter. Glenn Humes, Mrs secretary. Dot (Tim) Rich- ter home, NEW YORK (UPI) — Fac­ circumstances were almost SIONS, vocations and even LEE. MARCIA PHILLIPS. Rank tins pulled a bunny from ards. and treasurer, Wdha Mrs. Bay itressed the need tors contributing to heart dis­ destitute and the five year vacations, some gu subterran­ CAROLE GREEN. CANU1 lu-r Easter bonnett and will r,,rrent guest, Miss M. Smith. | Elizabeth Forsman. Roland Mae (Johnl Pckosch. for more people to offer their former missionary in China Hill ami Mrs Leona D/urus. ease are excess cholesterol, perform magic with a hat pa­ waiting period for citizenship ean. others go Mediterranean, CO.NDER and PAT WIGHT. Discussion v.as held on the homes to these foster child- , So you gals keep ’em flyrade designed for every fe­ added to the already existing but the vogue these days for report of the coordinating ren as (her- are only two for m, smoking, obesity, heredity, smilin’, male organization in town complex problems, M a r i a many of Sanford's dahlin' lr.’ and keep committee's plans for a fash- Negroes and six for whites, • * * diabetes, hypothyroidism, kid­ with cash prizes awarded the eventually became affiliated dolls Is “going airborne" in ion show ard also another The Welfare Department pays ney damage, sedentary living THE FLORIDA POWER winning organizations and a with Uie state hospital In the professional capacity. yunt luncheon of the sorqrily Imard to the foster home acand rertain peraonality pat­ Chattahoochee, where a h e Recently spent a marvelous AND LIGHT COMPANY was Colima! parade at tile hank * I cording to Ihe ages of the fur Founders Day. terns. practiced internal medicine afternoon chatting and hav­ host recently to the annual Keep your eyes and ears open Plans ate m obscure as ever Children and also pays for The factors were listed in among the women patients, ing a halt wIth MISS JOAN appreciation dinner for job­ for regulations governing cn ie W^fron Cl | members out for the rererit for tile Treasure Hunt to be cttliici. medicines and doctor a report issued jointly by tha The Welcome W^yun Club (die has also done extensive JUNES, daughter of MR.- and bers, contractors and other tries. held this Saturday lu-ginning bills. of Sanford held its regular J home demonstration program American Heart Association, research in pathology and pe­ MRS AMOS E JUNES, who aftlhated business firms at al (ip m We do know that This was a most interesting Understand M A R J O R I E monthly board meeting at the Mrs. Mars tJohni i’ugii. the National Heart Institute Die historical Princess issena diatries. proudly sports the wings and we will meet at the home of program and one the girls are CUWAN propose! to engage in home of Mrs. Nell Davis on | president of Uie Welcome \\a and the U. S. Public Health The doctor team arrived in shmnmg hi tie uniform of a Hotel in Ormond Beaeh. Audrey (G Andrew) Speer most interested in as they permanent partnership Onora Road. After a reading K°n ( luh, presided ami read Service. Men whu show none THE ATMOSPHERE WAS a Sanford under unusual cir full fledged stewardess with Iroin to receive our first due and gave the proceeds from their SO PLUSH It was stilling Care to enlighten us. Mar of Uie minutes, reports were excerpts from a lellc of these characterise hav* cumstances, have been here' Eastern Air Lines, i on Ihe . ,various activities .... („ni Mrs sir, that w*ll f>e given a tele r u mma g e »a - list October to less than one chance in 30 of made "ie lormer president, * for two years and love it. | Joan was home on lease with leading businessmen and j„n „ of the dub. Walter Blevins. She received »,h,,ne a ‘ a S t r e s s U- used for the children their favorite ladies enjoying developing heart disease beThey have two heirs, aged and glamorized her new ca­ T'"' noxt »>» hr fure age GO-65. Those who MIMI (MBS. JACK l.)| It was agreed that E, „ cr 'he Sunshmc Pig on behaif of three and flvo und one-half, reer as being Hie "greatest.” a delightful cocktail hour pre held March 2: at the home of show two or more, however, who have required Mamma's She was the youngest of 500 ceding the scrumptious din-] GREENE recently Jetted off baskets would again be fur Ihc club memtK'r* 1,115 ll,u' Audrey (G Andrew) Speer at tl. Enterprise Sunny was a token ot appr run a risk greater than 50-60. a spu-c to Atlanta. Mimt nished the welfare family, presence at home. .But gals, girls to successfully complete ncr, followed by a spectacular which time elertion of offic­ take note — Marta anticipates Uie rigid training program al floor show staged by th e ■considered Atlantans a bunch 'ihe results from last month’s nation from the Brik-llrak ers will take place and also -kooks She deplaned in j ' Bring and Buy” sale were Ceramic simp, sponsor. going into private practice Miami Springs llying Joan "Flam dess Five." However. I selection of Uie Girl of the Metal disks were displayed Ihc gathering was not without | Ml|,. u,t. terminal fur the first j given and it did prove profilthis year, and what an asset is now based at Miami, where Year as a project of identifying By Sirs. Ritchie Harris she shares a swanky apart fire and spark as the guests [time in her life, and outside able. We also had several this will be to our area! Refreshments were served Sanford as a Welcome Wagon Miss Linda Parker, Day Dr. I'errz is blessed with ment with two oilier girls, one had a literal blast (without , an Into the slushiest rain to Jeanette (John) Alexander, City. tuna Beach Junior College sluBn me). which was snow, also her Brit "savlor-fa Ire" and “savolr- from England, another from Betty (Clarke) Brueslle, Pat MARGARET Q U A R L E S experience with the (lurries, Osteen On March 24, at 1 p tn., the dent, recently spent a few vivre.” She is a burn leader Germany, thus establishing an (Vernon) Hardin, Sue (E. C.) *“V” 1 was a member of the recelv members who are interested days with her parents, Mr. Under different c i r c u tn and considers distasteful and international household. Harper J r . Heida (Glenn) in starting aknitting group and Mrs. D. J. Parker, difficult details most attrac­ The very attractive and ing line and also displayed her i stances, it might have been McCall, Candy (Mac) McCian acting talents in the show, possible that Mint! was on are requested to meet on Uie Grapeville Nursery tive and challenging Last personable stewardess y,»s ahan, Y^rmetle (Ed) Peterson, balcony of Garrett's Depart­ Charles Mitchell, Earl Jes­ year the Spanish teacher at head majorette at Seminole Other Sanfordltes tn clear ] Eastern'* maiden flight, "test2221 Grapeville Are. fly Mr*. Clarence Snyder ment store. Those interested sup and Bed Drake have re­ Willia Mae (John) Prokoach, l.yman High School became High School and an average view were SCOTT W. BURNS, ing" the new wine service 322-0886 Jessie (Al) Shaw. Audrey (G, manager of Florida Pown turned to their home tn Cham in more explicit details are available. She declares she Mrs. Frank George spent ill, so Maria stepped forward student. She later attended Andrew) Speer and PI (J. “ S co tt'a D e a le r" and pinch hit for four months. Orlando Junior College until and Ught, Sanford, and his was not on tile plane long live days with Mr. and Mrs. requested to attend the reg pngne, III., after visiting Mr lovely wife, EDNA. enough to have a martini George Parmenter at their ular Hireling of Uie Welcome and Mrs. Howard Wllborn and; _*r° __ apman. Also MB. and MRS. E. C. "mlckeyrd" with. winter home in Davenport. Wagon Club, tn tie held at the family. HARPER SR.. MR. and MRS The Parmenters are from Capri. March 16, at 9 30 a m ELMER WONTENAY, MR. Mrs S. B Ray has return­ NAME CULPRIT Gainesville, N. Y., and have The program -following the O U R PRIM ARY end MRS. JOE DOUGLAS NEW YORK (UI’D—Com­ frequently visited in Osteen. luncheon will be on Interior ed lo her home on Elizabeth MB. and MRS. JOHN MER mon measles affects the out­ decorating and will he pre­ Street where she is convalesc­ CONCKRN . . . T H 1 CElt, MR. and MRS. RICH sented by Senkarik'a Glass ing following surgery it hem come of pregnnnry and threat­ Several Osteen ladies at­ PRESCRIPTION AltD DEAS, MR. and MRS. en* Uie life of the fetus m tended the Crafts Workshop and Paint Company. mole Memorial Hospital. WENDELL SPRINGFIELD, Se i ne eases, reports Dr. Stew, held at the Florida Power and New arrivals are especially ACCURACY MR. and MRS. R. L- HAR­ art A. Fish, of the University Light Lounge In DeLand, invited lo at (end and local Mr* Jerry Love and daugh PU R IT Y • IN T IO R IT Y VEY, MR. and MRS. ilO of Arkansaa School of Medi­ Monday, They were Mrs. ladies are also wrlrome. ter, Vlvkl Lynn, have return B E R T BILLHIMER, MR cine. For further information, ed lo their home In Charles James Wallin, Mrs. Joe Mas and MRS. JOHN SHEPARD, Of 18 women atudied who ters, Mrs. Mary Barnhart, please call Mrs. Lou Roberts, ton, S. C., after visiting her MR. and MRS. KAY SHOE had had nu-aslei during preg­ Mr*. Li ilia Boyer and Mrs 322-9116. She will also accept parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUU MAKER, MR. and MRS. nancy, Ur. Fish reported to Karl Ruescher. Bay. reservations. STORE AND SEE OUU MODERN the American Academy of PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Pediatrica, pregnancies in all Custom Pre-Teen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson SATURDAY and SUNDAY ONLY! of aeven whose cases were oi Fort Lauderdale were Permanent Waving severe ended In either abor­ guests of Mrs. Clarence Sny Through March — [x] Check Us For These Services. tion, anomalies, or prematura der, Monday. The Wilsons are Shaping A Styling Your Child’s delivery. cousins whom Mr*. Snyder Complete The 11 mild caeca showed had not seen in 40 years. Also 1. [x] Personalized Services. Expression no threat from measles. Re­ calling Monday w en Mrs cent testa show a new one- Msbla Thompson, Mr*. Marie 2. [x] Charge Accounts. Expertly shot mealies vaccina develop­ Norman and Mrs. Edna Baker ed by Dr. Antun J. Schwarx 3. [xj Right Prices On All Mdse. of Orlando. Captured. to be 99.1 per rent effective in immunizing patients against 4. [x] 24 Hr. Prescription Service. common measles. Personals Treasure Hunt Scheduled Saturday By Xi Beta Eta Personals • Personals Welcome Wagon Club Board es Forthcoming rpr\ Outlines Plans Personals JAPANESE PERSIMMON TREES P e rso n a ls C h a rc o a l Portraits 9 x 12 Vi LB. T-BONE STEAK SPECIAL 5. [x] Immediate Free Delivery. I I LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT / — INCLUDES — HOT ROLLS & BUTTER FRENCH FRIED POTATOES — TOSSED GREEN SALAD — ICED TEA OR COFFEE OVER 35 YEARS (pitwJUL&i z PHONE 322-7918 At First A Palmetto (Alongside old pool office) FOR APPOINTMENT Betty Anne's Sanford Furniture Co. Hair Styling Bala* • C a rp e ls • F u r n itu r e 2201 S. Pork At«. • Tilt • Plano* • Rental Beds ' CALL 322-4913 99 TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG 210 & PARK AVE. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p jn . Artist, Carol Fuller BF CARD & GIFT Shop "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" IVA SPAULDING, OWNER COR. lat & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD SANFORD PLAZA n �tft 9 ljr Bridal Luncheon Fetes Miss Albers The lovely Plutnosa Drive home of Mrs. Ted Williams was the setting recently for a bridal luncheon honoring Miss (|Nyleene Albers, popular brideelect. Spring blossoms arranged into beautiful bouquets creat­ ed a bridal atmosphere as the guests dined in candlelight on an attractive and appetising luncheon salad course. The hostess presented the honoreo with a white carna­ t i o n corsage to enhance her sm art pate blue linen sheath with black accessories. Miss Linda Sue Williams assisted her mother with the charming bridal luncheon. Others attending were Mrs. C. W. Yarborough, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Jack Benton Jr., Mrs. Sheata AlIwrs, Mrs. J. W. Itrown and Mrs. Jackie Hatcher. Also Miss Mary Beth Wil­ liams, Misii Shirley Stumpf and Miss Orenda Renew. MRS. TED WILLIAMS, left, wu* hostess recently a t her Plumose Drive home to a bridal luncheon honoring Miss Nyleene Albers, bride-elect. Pic­ tured with Mrs, Williams tire her daughter. Miss Linda Sue Williams, Miss Albers, honoree, and her m other Mrs. C, W. Yarborough.-(Yarborough Photo) Creative Works Highlight Exhibit By Jane Casselbeiry ft Kshibilort filled the Wom­ an's Club in Casselberry Sat­ urday with a wide variety of displays at the very success­ ful first annual Arts, Crafts and Hobbies Show sponsored by the club. Many artists of (he area dis­ played their work, from the Sunday dabbler In polished professional, as well as art students at South Seminole Junior High School and Ly­ man High School. Paintings were exhibited by Mrs. Gordon Kibbe, Charles Huber. Fred Kidman, Charles Lofrcn, Mrs. C L. Cooper, Mrs. Donald Mount, Mrs. Hit-hard Murphy and Mrs, _ I^-onard I’asut-lbrrry. all of —CnssoltM'rry; Mrs, Ik-rlha Nichols, Ls.nnwood, and Mrs. /M arion Nit-kols and Mrs, Charles Woodnilf, Altamonte Sprmns. An inli-rcitinij esi.il.it of Polynesian type earnings on palm trunks, wood ami styro­ foam were shown by Alan Birkenmeyer of Casselberry, g Ceramics were shown by Mrs. Lucas Grilo and Mis .'T v * Yellon, Casselberry, am! • Mrs. Glen Humes. Altamonte r Springs. ! f Mrs. O. S. Ben ke Iman of •'Altamonte Spring! displayed her original hrraldlc jewelry and plaques as well as a col­ lection of lovely antique combs. Mr. and Mrs. Addis Jacobs of Orlando displayed a eollec lion of rocks and grins and demonstrated grinding and polishing. Antiques of various types ftanfnrb FASHION YOUR O W N EASTER CLOTHES W ITH SPRING SPECIALS T V Time Previews /H ig h lig h tA 9^30-10 p.m. ARC. F tlR fficomedy. Once again, your in­ “The Blue Eagle." If you've terest in this will depend on forgotten, the Blue Eagle your attitude to ice shows generally, was the symbol for one of 8-8:30 p.m. ABC. T h e the most controversial of the Farmer'* Daughter. "Why measures taken by FDR to Don't They Ever Pick Me." A slop the runaway depression. tear-jerker about a little girl The NBA (National Recovery who's convinced nobody has Administration) was intend­ adopted her because she’s so ed to stimulate business but ugly. Ksty takes a persona) instead stimulated legal ac­ interrst, brings hrr home (nr tivity which ultimately re­ a visit amt poor Glenn has to sulted in the act's being de­ fare the girl'a logical sug­ clared unconstitutional. But, gestion: That Knty and Glenn NBA or no, Roosevelt's bat­ get married and adopt her. tles eontinurd. At least, there is a solution to 7:30-R::t0 p.m. CBS. Raw- the child's problems, though hide. "Winter Soldier." A you can bet it isn't matri­ disarmingly rharroing Army- mony. deserter. cons his way into 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Comer Favor's group, but even when Pyle. "My Buddy — W a r he's found out and unleaded, Hero." The Marine Corps he leaves behind a mess of version of "Rashomon.” When trouble. Favor is arrested and Homer hoara two contradic­ things look dismal until an tory versiona of hcroica in Indian attack makes them so Korea friyn Sergeant Carter much worse they have to im­ and visiting Sergeant Mason, prove. Standard western. with each claiming to he the 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Inter hero in a given situation, national Showtime. ’ T h e Gomer decide* the wisest Grrat German Ice Spectacle." routs* will he to prevent Translate that title and it them from bringing it up means another ice show, with when they're together. There ail the usual ingredients, are seme wild momenta as f i g u r e skating, daredevil Gomer tries, futiiely, to pre­ bindesmanship, p r o d u c t i o n vent the inevitable from hap­ numbers and acme broad pening. Lot* of smiles. were showil by Mrs. William Til ford, Mrs. C. K. Fisher, Mrs. Carl Jack, Miller Evans and Mrs. Burnham Storrs of Casselberry. . Mrs. 11. It Kellie of Winter Park and Mrs. Lois Hollen­ beck of Casselberry, exhibited their button collections. FRIDAY P. M. It I). Wesley, Hen Evans. • 00 ( 3) N # w » c o p t C n n L (ft) N * w «( Hpor t #. W##« Ernrst Vance and Mark C. lh*r Michael, all of Casselberry, (111 Na v r e t l n # displayed examples of their • 30 (31 I I t i n ! I f v - Tt ri fi kl ay ( t ! T h e II Mr Hour I* woodworking skills ( 1) N e w * m lllii W all* r Cron kit# . Shell collect kutj were shown 7 r00 c 3 1 Y i n c y D a r r l n g f r by Mrs, Heirn l.yrka, Kern I D W f i l l lN4rp Park, and Kalhy Barker, Cas­ 7 10 (1) I nl r r n # i i u n # l S h o w * tfm« selberry. SM I work by Mrs (ft) Y o u n g 1' foiiift‘a C o n Ellon Bennett was displayed cert Other exhibitors who shared I 30 ( 9) \ .1si a m » F n r o l l f C l Ho b I I n p F T h m t P r Ihelr hobbies and handwork (ft) O n B r o a d w a y T u . n I mb t were Mrs It II Wesley, Mrs I 00 i f ) V i l e D t l n t * P a y Clarence Docbcncr, Mrs. La I Jo C i J a c k H f i i n r i m t 'h i m t r I' ) I f tie| Taylor. Mr«. Harold KryPnugtotrr der, Mrs Kenneth Green, tO Od *i 3)*) JF«acrkm Fra P a *r Mrs (i. C Sawyer. Mrs At lift) -Hint t e r y' a P f-hd I u VI ' M' k 111AIt net Byers, Mrs Mabel New Ml OH (i .9)K N13FWI t*uu | ■9 man. Mis Elwood Heiss 1*1 N#wn, F p o r t a . lllF f Mrs. Mabel Crittenden and ( I t V r W* | \ n ■ Mrs Joseph Clsrewskt, Cas­ M 3' i 'm S l m c k T h e i t i f 11>t T h f « i f f .if l i i t S t a r # selberry; Mrs Marie Board man. North Orlando; Mr* 11 i n c i T . . n i g h t Fh *w Itussel l.andis. Mt Dora, and SATURDAY A. U. Mrs It C. Newcomer, Kern • , i«t V i w t A W #i if h*r Park. ft !'» ««i * Ft i nr l «F F F f u t i i t r * i 11r c>m# r t A i m t n t e The h a n d m a d e "fiddle I ' ^ >■ ti ni Vi h i hack" stool donated by Ben I ]>i *ft i t i n # W a y M i r r o r It FI* M l d - K W l U Evans was won by Mrs Isa 7 ( * c i s t g n *m Lot Taylor. I tit) C - D t u i i T b t F i n e * *ft * \( tat *s( Ms }t»f SEW & SAVE FrI. Mnr. 12, *65—Tnpe 9 g rra lfi !>:3(l-10 p.m. NBC. Jaek Benny Program. Can you Imagine a kind, humble, gen­ erous and modest Jaek Pen­ ny? Well, if he can convince Rochester he’a the real thing, he'll be able to step in and take over some of Jerk's work. But Rochester has been around the real Jack too long to be taken in by* an im­ poster, even if the other man is played by Benny. There's a funny scene in which Ro­ chester enumerates all the reasons why he recognised the substitution, 10-11 p.m. NBC. Jack Paar Program (Color) A collection of good bit* adds up to pleaaant hour. The Nichols and May skit ia the one about the emergency patient trying to get into a hospital past a super - efficient, paper-consci­ ous admitting nurse. Peggy la-e does three songs, direct­ ing "The Roy From Ipanema" at Jack and letting the world share "Make Believe” end "Ix-st In His Arms." Setior Wences does arversi of his sure-fire, laugh-filled rou­ tines, involving a box, a hand and juggling. 10-11 p.m. ABC. 12 O'clock High. "End Of The Line." a in u m (BONDING A SEMI-PRECIOUS stone is Mrs. Aililie Jacobs of Orlando, who was an exhibitor al the Arts, C rafts ami Hobby Show at the Cas­ selberry Woman's Club. She and her husband own a ruby mine near Franklin, N. in Cowee (Casselberry Photo) I'M I JO t 2 I aM > 00 i •*l ( 3i , m f SO i ' ■ * t*» 10:1*0 * ' • iftt (M 10 10 * : i *ik i I*) 11| ..00' t 3 i 111< (ft • l i t Hi* f t*( I h# J u n g l e H u r t i t A Al l e n I ‘' i fi e t H a t f u l ' l i e U t In *4h©iv H c t r n r # KIcHtin Mejiw . Me r c ur y II e I t . ■r 11 eft | i u o t • Tu**d* I'fi.lFt I l og i^ul. k I n i * Mi’H r i w Nhr |Dt hi gi* rt« Fir**|,nil \ la-1 *N M i g h t y M» u F t Annl # O a k l e y 1’t t i n l t Hi* M i n i " * N t w * t ■p«t i t. i 1no tt• Limit tlit L l o n h i u l td U 30 M i T b # l 9 I I M k ) I *i m ( 3) Furj* S a t u r d a y r . M. I t 00 (ft) F k y k in g 0 M>|#t R u n n y S h o w (2) K i p l i - r l n g C : o <o II i p p l t y I f n p p t r . t i Mr I r l r n d F l i c k * I >0 (31 h p o l l l g ht 1 ft) I I x i f t Lu< y i 9 i A m r r 1c# it Ji t n d D m d I | « c i 1 HA i * i t ' h a r h # f " h t n T h e * 11r to® C i Jimmy F i r i r k land! F ii n * c i m* t n if 3 -0 O HEN EVANS holds the "fiddle-buck" Htool which he made and donated to the Woman's Club of Casselberry for a door prize at the Arts, C rafts and Hobby Show held last Saturday. Evans exhibited chairs which he had made in the show. (Casselberry Photo) BIRKCRAFT EXHIBITED a t the Casselberry Woman's Club's A rts, C rafts, and Hobby Show is the result of a family hobby th a t has grown and grown. Alan and Dale Birkenmeyer are shown with some of the Polynesian type sculp­ ture on d«"Pl«y. (Casselberry Photo) Casselberry Personals Brv. and Mrs. Lucas Grilr of Sunnytown Road have had as their guests, her parents, Mr, and Mra. C. R. Yerger, of Apollo. Pa. 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AIR our line... 17712183 w in C arrier New Soft Solid Color & Printed Plisse F U L L B O LTS I Yard PER IN C H DRIP-DRI PRINTS WOVEN GINGHAMS in HAND SCREENED LINENS M *m ACETATE PRINTS PRINTED SAILCLOTH s & ASST. FABRICS YARDS FOR Wo specialize In air conditioning. More people put tholr confidence In Carrier, our line, than in any Other make. * So when you come to us, whether Ift for your home or business, you can count on a recommenda­ tion best suited to your needs. Equipment you can trust An expert Installation. And service that will keep It In top-notch operating condition. Our peopla have read this ad. Thay know what you expect of us. We'll welcome the opportunity to serve you* Coma In or call-no obligation. Southern A ir Sanford, F ie . 822*8321 n * REMNANT s/»P HWY 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND FERN PARK FLA. OPEN EVERY MONDAY ’T IL 9 P.M. TO SERVE YOU SEW & SAVE v ■fm r W Ift I *' a o w n f i l 3 M i "i i 3 lit) l ! i ID ID * 31 (ft) • :SI {f 100% Dacron Solid Color (3) M*7j o e n i of T n H b Ift) F l a m e In t h e W i n d V Ift (2 Tl.a Port or i ift) A n l . l n k l e i l a r A l tu a n a a f t f t t ai hel i iitiulairy ii*mv i t e r W pilhlf 2818 Park D r. . > U U C (M nrUMmrt) FAT GIRLS DIET fc» m Full Bolts A sst Solid Colors First Quality Keg. $1.39 Yd. Value W eekend Televisio n 10:30 ( f > B l p o o r d 11:00 ( 3) N t w t c o p f t lift N e w t . S p u r t # , thrr ( 9) A IIC N t w t 11 ’10 (It) Th e f t t F r o r l i l t t l IS i f ) Hftl. N i g h t M o t 11:10 ( 2 ) y * t ur df t y N i g h t YOUR POCKET BOOK AND YOUR W A R D R O B E WILL BOTH GET A LIFT AT THESE in BARGAIN PRICES. j; �£*■ 1 I . '> 1(4 T h e P e rfe c t T eam to B et on for Q u ic k R esults, — W A N T 12. Special Notices 1. Lost & Found E S r f T C T s iii^ H s h schoof P a w n i n g or Bu yin g? — Classified Phones rtm >rann r ia u k 322-5612 PrM i tn lia li C n llf 425-5938 out RM L » t 1 Iv l i D1H « * m Q A Upito > 111I Mt l 11-501 1.50 • to 1# 1> 1 1.50 | U 0 | 1.00 2.85 II to ISIS !« to 1014 111-50 |12.511 1.80 11 lo H U I 11.50 |1.15| 4.75 1« to #0 | • I11.5011M l I 8.70 IV ■ li i M M A i— l Mm | lt r* k l i l l t r m i l l H » IIm i | 1 M Mtalmnm Charg-i All l k l | Date Ada C U f U a t 1-Dny R « l« CONTUACT RATES ON REQUEST * CLASSIFIED DISI'LAi $1.30 Per 18th * " IM lB la n iR flM «f > ••!■■■■ ERRORS COPY Th# lltr a la raaarraa lha r»l* rll>B* a t ralaaltBB ar rerlaIbb a n y ndv*rtl*e*a*nl a h l r k It I « B I a h ja rila aah la la t h e paIley a f fhle Barra* DEADLINES 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Inaertion* and Kills (Bat. Noon For Monday) COST HOMETH1NO W H IL E SHOPPING? — Put an ad In lh a "Lost and Found." Legal Notice co im T o r T i l l : M M M JITITI m , OIH* I T i t . i n i i n F u n a>:n iM H .K rotiN TT . F l o r id a in n iA N C K n v no. m a r E T H E L THOMAS. P la in tiff the (HEAL) Arthur II llack wltli, J r , Clark of lha Circuit Court Ity Kill*hath Itruanahan II C. Paul C Parking SIT TVaal South Klraat Orlando, Florida AHornay for P la in tiff Publtah Fab. 14 A Mar. I, 1 1 , II. m i CD J-loi IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT, N'.NTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN D FOR UKMINOI.R COUN­ TY, FI.I1IIIIIA. IN CHANCERY NO. i a i m NOTICE TO D E F E N D JENNY L. YORK, Plain lilt. ti. OERAL D l>. YCfflK. Defendant. TH U STATE OF FI. o n IDA Till GERALD II. YUIIK tloul* 1 Wl l droa a , W i sc o n s i n PLEASE T A K E NOTICE that you art baraby required lo III* your wrlltan dafanara altliar paraonally or by atlornay, on or balorr March l i , IMS. at lha nfflc* ot lha Clark ot Ilia Circuit Court, Sami not* County Courlhauta, Sanford, Florida. and to mall b oopy tharaof to Stan* alrom, liavla A Ucln toah, Attnrnaya tor Pla intiff, Poal Of­ fice l l o t 1110, Sanford. Florida 11111. In that carlaln dlrorca su it pandlng agalnat you In the Circuit Court of tha Ninth J u d icia l Circuit ot Florida In And for Famlnola County, In Chnncary. w h tra ln lha rail*! n ought la * d t c r a t o l dlrorca; th* anllra care, cualody and co n tro l ol tli* minor child ol th* marrlaga, Dianna Su* York, and an Ordtr a w a r d in g t o - t h a P la in tiff any and all rlg k t. t i l * and lataraat In and t o t k o l carlBla p ersonal pro. party In lha n a m t e l Otrald D. York daacrlbad a* a t i l l Hair l y . l b r a * lo o t Capri Trailer, ID Ne. i l l l t t t l M I An a b b r tv l a t ad t llla o l aald cauaa balng J anny U York. P la in tiff. varau* Gerald O. York. Uatandant. and baralB fall nnt or a Da craa P re Coafaaao w ill ha aatarad agalnat you. W IT N E S S m l hand and o f f i ­ c i a l aaal a f a a ld .C o u r t a l S a l ­ ford. Samlbola Connty, Florida, tbta I I U day o f r a b r u a r r , A. D. IM i. (REAL) Art hur d . B a e k w t lh , J r , Iark ot tha Circuit Court FI Martha T. V lhlaa Dapuljr Clark ■laBatraca, D arla * Malntoah A llern a y a 01 Law Peat Oftlea | M l t t d Saafard. F lo r id * IIIT1 Pabllak r a h . II, t « * Mat . I. « D J-U / Adding Mach inal • Ty pawrllar* S i l a s - Ranlala • Hapalra POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY LET'S C E L E B R A T E — Tha cl a a i l fl c d ad* ar* lha placa l o aara lima and m o n t y whan sh o p p in g for Ihn car o t your choir*. Income Tax Returns d s tf i r k g rrsl* Page 10—March 12, 1965 50, Mine. For Sale BERRY'S WORLD II Ytara Kapcrlane*. Call L a ­ m ar William#, r i » * Points. 111-1141. HITCHINO POST Rlfl# A P a w n Shop. Loan* on a n y t h i n g of rnlu* 111! Sanford A r t , t i l M il. 2. Personals Do you h a r t a d r in k in g prob­ lem. Wrlln P. O. Bog 1111, CANAS Da y Camp bagln* Juna Sanford. I l t h , Irak# Golden. For In form ation call I 1 I - 1 H I , Fred SEMINOLE LODGE flange. NURSING AND CONVALESCENCE RESIDENC E T H E UNIVERSAL MEDIUM for P. O. R o t It If, Sanford, Fla. getting thing* don* . , IS* SOUTH BAT AVE Claaatflad Adat Dial 111-1111 Ph. 111-ST11__________ or t i l 1*11 In South Scm lnol* an d p u to n a to w o rl^ o i^ jro uI H A R R I E T T * Rsauty N o o k , coft . water, ayanlna app’ls. 101 Bo~Oak. 111-1141.________ ti. Child Care NANNIE'S K I D D I E CARE, Llcanaad N o n a r y , open II hou rs 1 daya a weak. 1110 S. Oak. H 1 - 0 H I ._________________ 8. Pets & Supplies AQUARIUMS A TROPICAL FIFH l l l g h e e l Q u ellty from the n*et l la tc h trlee, Loweet discount price*. 10 a. m. - I p. m. DAILY— FINNY FRIEN DS , I Milas South o t Sanford on Ifwy. IT-11. DOGS RECEIV ED ror Adop tlon, boarded Animal ttaacua League, IT## W. Minnesota DaLand. Ph. T lt - IM I . W ANT ED: F em a le Oerm en Shepherd, 1 monthe or alder. Raaennable ar will g lv a a good home. Call 2i : - 1191 betw een 1:00 a. m. A 1:0# p. m POODLE Puppies. AKC, Sllrar o r white . Sell or trade. 111111* DACH SHUND Tupplee, greed . l f l - « t t l . P*dl- 15. Special Services OFFKUINtlASPBcimET!- VICE? Mora than to,*## read • ra aaa fha Sanford llarald claaalfltd ada dally. R i t a s *a lo w aa t i c per lln* per day! Dial l l l - l l t l or l l i - i l l t and place your adl SICK ROOM NEEDS W h e . l Chairs. Welk er*. Ca n * . A C r u t c h . ■ for rent o r i l l * . P rescrip tio n s al L o w e a I Price* Discount to paopla over #1 A all Service P e r s o n ­ nel. Check our price*. FAUST DRUG STORE Free D elivery HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING. PAINTING A INKUlATINO F in a n cin g Arranged 13I-1SIT FOR S e w i n g Machine A Floor Car* Hale* A Service CALL I12-7M1. Your Local Authorlied SINGER SEWING C E N ­ TE R REP. COMPLETE LAWN CA RE l-andecap'ng. Spraying, Sodding, reasonable ralaa. PHILL IP S LAWN HERVICB 127-2)00 afte r 1:20 p- m. 16. Interior Decorators JKAN MAfl CKL 312-11*0 NOTHING IS IJJHT until a i ons F r a n r h Av> Herald Want Ad fall* lo find WALL PA PKIILNO, Draparfaa i it) MALE Chihuahua*. • old. I l l - 0100. weeks 10. Poultry • Livestock «8 If K T L A N D Pony Htu4 rphnU frlng 131-2022- 17. Jnnltorial Services TOY FOX Terrier I’upplee. m till |60 Legal Notice l i l k « C m i r i «f ( b t 1 t i u n f y Juri gr, Mrisilnni# CflMRlr. r i t i r t dn, I h I*rti Ii s I f , r » i K i t i i t «f A LICK THORNTON. tl«‘4‘#«##d Alll I f rd 11 nr* a a d Cr ranBi l l m Ibr Cl r Im • « r II fihbhi I i A i h I r i I Wald >Is I ■«r i Tul l * tii I mi ' l l it f y m at* h a r a b y n o t i f i e d a ml r«i| Uii *i] to p r e t e r i t Any r l * t m i i m ) A#m a ml a « h l i h yuu, n r e i t h e r u f yuli. niAy hav• a r a Ii i s I Ih# a ■t a I # of %LI«*K T H o R N T t i N , dr i B MF i ] , l e t # of ai i i l C u u i i l y , t h* C o u n t y J u d g e »f S e m i ­ nole C o u n t y K i o r l d a , a t hi# ff l c# In I lip ( n u r i hi m# # of tAld County ai Hanford, Florida, within ail i, a I f ml a r inn n t h * f r o m I h# 1 1in • nf t h e f sr ■t jiub* n t i n li nf fill* n o t h ’# T » o coiinf s i c 11 t l ul r t i or liifiiMiil s h a l l be In w r i t i n g , mn d • Ha 11 "Th* Ruliian ground-to-air mhtUtt hay* orrhrtd. . . now — how do wo throw thorni" A & H CONTRACTORS FIX IT SHOP POODI.E Pupplee AKC, Worm NEW LOCATION ad, Temporary Shota, Toy# A •0« So French 217-4711 Miniature*. Alan Poodle Grooming. Itl ->090. DOBERMAN PINSCH ER pupa. AKC. Viola Kaatnar. 1 2 2 , 1 1 0 . I by NIA, 111,0714 ItUO A Carnet Cleaning * x 11 — It.I#. Free pickup A d e ­ livery. Ph. I l l - n i l . YENTSCll MAINTENANCE Servlra h Nuppllea 3SCS H Park Dr 321-4143 19. liuilriern Supplies ^ T m u T-I.’AHT Concrtl* Sl«p* ct II t o o i n LCHBKR CO (20 Mania t v i _______111* 0100 20. Hardware H.inford'a Mull Com pi at a TE D W.LLIAMB IIDW 101 K. 36th 122-1414 Legal Notice l> TIIH I Mil l IT ITII HT, MATH J ' I l l'll Al. I t ill I IT (IF I Lull III A. I A AAII FOR hF.*llAeel.lv <tit A l t . IA I II AAl't'.HV All. 11201 W IZ ARD II" Oat Itanga, Lika N*w C o n d , C t n t t r Grill or 1th burner. Au to m a tic Top Burner Control. L l s h t, Clock t i l l . l # l E. W oo dland Dr„ 211-101#. 90. Lois For Sale 95. Houses For Ssie 1 sa c r ific e C LE ARED , wo o d ed corn er lota, 8.W. C ry s ta l L ak t. Cry aial Ava. A Park Placa, Lake Mary. By ownar. Ed dmtd 97. Houses For Renl T r n r T T T R s r n LAKE MARY: 1 Bedroom. K itchen equipped. 122-2#t*. I bedroom. 1 both home et 111 Pin o Lake Drive, Loch Arbor. W rite en d m ek e offer. RAVENNA PARK. 1 Bedroom A N T REA SO NABLE O FF E R t i l l mo. 112-7071 a f te r 4 p m ACCEPTED. K e y et 1*7 Pin# Lake Dr. Mrs. O. Wine, P. O. SMALL House, Ad u lts only B o i II I. Au etrell. Georgia. iti-im . Ur- L B F T -I N -L A Y -A W AY, Chrlat - 95. Houses For Sale m at, l i Modal B w ln g Need!* t Rathe, fa m ily ATTENTION PLEASE! D la l-O -M a llc a l g - s a g . W hich > B D R M , Room , Doiibla Carport*. Air If yo u w e n t t big home on m a k e s fancy design*. Make* conditioned , H acra lot, will b ig lot for a em ail price. E e Butto nhole*. S e w s on buttons. trad*. Im m ed iate Occupancy celten t part o f to w n ; no tr a f ­ Blind heme. M onog ram s, E m ­ llt-m t. LMN E N T E nf ic; p len ty o f tree* Solid broider*. Darna, p a tc h e s, ate, PRIBES INC. frame co n stru ctio n ! 4 bed­ Wa a r t unable to l o c a l* cuaroom*. 1 bathe; needs only Corner an d w ill a ccep t B a l ­ GREENBHAIR m inor repairs en d a llttl* ance nf 111,## Cash or Choice Iota a v a ila b le In Grain p a i n t All for tit.# # # with Term*. Ph. >22-7117 tarme to ault responsible bralr o f Loch Arbor overlook Ing g o lf court*. C u s t o m buyer. -il, ArliclPH For Kent b u ild in g to y o u r specific* Ilona. G rt anbr alr develop ed "You name It— Wa have I I P by AMERICAN RENT-ALL KtNGSWOOD BUILDE RS . INC. ] | M B H ia w a tha . 12!-»11S IN VESTMENT A REALTY 121-1071 111-11T1 11* N. P erk Av*. R E N T A BE D 10* Fa ir m o n t Dr. Runaway, Hosp ital. Raby LONOWOOD ( L o n g d a l t) I Bed­ Rede, by Day, W eek , or NEA R Sch oo ls, Daaa A Shop room. IH belh. ecreened Month. ping. A ttra c tiv e I lledronm porch, covered petlo. Very CARROLL‘3 F U R N IT U R E Masonry, 101 Shan non D r , good condition 11## A take II# W let. llj-illl Pln acr ea l. Low down pay over p a y m e n t ! of | i ? mo. m ent. View at your c o n v e n ­ 111-7112. 53. Wnnted To Buy ience. 1 BEDROOM - 2 Hath • S er­ I BEDROOM, n ew paint Inald# U S E D F U R N IT U R E vi ce Men IIS# Down - Move ti d l l l y room, screen porch, 2J1-J270 In - IT*.It mo. plus T a s e s A carport*, targe lot, email Insurance. LMN ENTER­ D o w n , 111 month. 1:2-912* W A N T E D lo buy from aw ner, PRISES, INC. Main office: i t lleirroom, ( bath bom* w i t h ­ ml. So. of Sanford on 17-12. in 10 mile* of Sanford . Ph. SALE OH TR A D E 1 Blk Weal on Sem inole 1:2-2117. Masonry 2 Bedroom, Carport*, Av*. Ph. t t l - J l U collect. only It.tS#. P a y 11.10# down SELr, US ' your Furniture or a n y th i n g o f eq ual value. 1 BEDROOM, 1 Bam , Central Quick F erv lct w ith th* Cash. Heat, Corner Lot, Double Aeeume M o rtgage of 11,110, SUPER 1 HADING POST Small m o nth ly payment*. CarporL 121-9111. > it- n i7 7 111-7111. BT OW NER 4 Bdrm., 2 balh, Cen tral Heat A Air Cond. 55. Furniture For Sale Landscaped, Ige Shad# Tr**s. fenced back yard, pump A APPL IANCES, Furniture, Mlec. w a ter sy stem . Double Car­ Sell or trade. 221-141*. port* A Ige. Patio. 222-7171 F o r th* b i g g e s t se lectio n of n ea rly n ew and used f u r n i ­ ture. se e Noll’s F urntlur* B r o k e ra g e In Caatelbarry on 17-12. Open I daya t to i. UNFURNISH E D CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— l-o 11 A F ound I — Parson a la I— Ileauty Cara I— Day Nuratrlaa f —Child Car* I — D o g e —Cats— Pat* I#— Poultry — Livestock I t —Special Notlcaa I I —Cal arlng — Food II— P la ces lo Eat l i —Special Kervlcaa I I —S w im m in g Pool# 17—Ja n ito r ia l Service* II — D o -Il-Y o u ra elf II — Dulldar* Supplies 2#—H ardware 11— Horn* Improvemen t* I I —P lu m b in g I I —P a in t in g I t — Wall Drilling l i — Air Cond * Heating I I — Radio • T ele v is io n 1 *— Photo A Equipment I#— Hum* Appliances I t —Musical In str um en ts 1! — D u lln e ss Equipment 11—Jo b Printin g I I —U rh o la ia ry l i —Vacuum Claanara I I — Money Wan ted M — Paving* A Loan I I — Insurance I I — School* A Instr uction* 7#— E m p loym ent B*rvleaa Tl— Mala Help W s n t t d TJ— F em a le Help Wan ted .'I— Male or F em e!* Help Ti—Sa lta Help W an ted I t —Situ a tio n Wantad I I — Income Proparty I I — llu iln eea P r o p —Rala I I — Real Eatata W an ted • I — Real Eatata Halt 17 — llualnaaa lla n la la • 0— Lots For Halt *1 — F a r m s —Hr ova a *1—Out of Simla A cres** t l — llouaea For Sale II — H ou se*— Sal* or R ea l *7 — H ouse For Rant 10#— Retort Ren ta l! I# I— Trailer a— Cabana* 101 — Mobil* H o m es—Sal* 10]— Mobil* Home*— Rent 101—Tr ailer Space— Rant l o t —Trallar Lola— Sal* l o t — Apartment* For Heat l o t — Room* For Rant 1 BEDROOM houee, g ood luia- lion 1100. t i l l 1‘elom a. 1 BDRM. 1 Beth. F a m ily Room, Central heal A sir. 1111 mu; 1 Bdrm. Unfur nished . | 4 i m >. I ? —Moving II#—Hotel A Storage | l — Eater m Ina lor a II — Plant* — Feed* — deal* 10— Mlac. For Sals 11— A rticle! For Rent i t - H w a p or Eachang* l * — Wanted To' Buy I I —F ur nitu re For Hals I t —Antique* For Hal* I I —Money To Loan I* — Uuelnaaa O p p o r t u n i t i e s 111 — Ren tal Agents III — Wan ted To Rent 111— Autos For Sale 111—Auto*—Sal* or Trade I I I —Trucks For Sal* IIP— A utom otive Harvlc* 111— Ycootara A Cycle* 111 — lloata A Motor* 121 — Marin* Supplies 425-5938 322-5612 From San for d From Kiohi-ng* 21. Home Improvements SAVE YOUIl DOOR A YOUR HEAT NOTH »: 4»r i | ! r R#piar# th# Jal< u»t# In y imr <ITT • II BI t 1N**K and A N N A all ** *.»th*r dour with FIN* K. hi# H |f» Fr#«llt# Unit For mur • iny o jr local P am i iff# f or nm t Ion call V# LurnUrr Co or lha Pat #r ion U#rt.umtirf *<l In UI let J la McGOWAN # I ■! o#r eritJu nl h d#n 1-6614. ■ T ' n : o r 1 1.41II 11>A TIH The reep -v tlv * UNKNOWN a t t e n t io n IIEIIIH. d e v ise e s, g ra n tees a*, DO Touraalf • era? If your elgrie-a, llenora, creditor*, trueli • t •] ■' r r 41at | r 1n ic l ‘h * c k 11 with, ii » f ti r tli# It * *i It (i uf• Is t • Hi* pi Alfa of resident# (sea, and any and all parties cla im in g by, thr ough, under or 1 it |( m mI * 11a l in o n r y c a n hy y • ml [i ua t of fir a addraaa of lha C a l l 2 3 1 - 4191 4k w a w i l l c om* c ! • 1nt a. n 1, an d a trail I*• • w u r n a g a in st J, t.- McGOWAN, d*. cegne.l, .LUCILLE M < GOW AN, B u n nl rig tu by t It« claim ant, til a a g tiit . a t t o r n ay And acco m peril ad JAM EH U. McGOWAN, JOAN M c G o w a n , c . c d r o w n , t CAR P EN T ER . Horn* Repair* by a f i l i n g I #9 o f one doll a r MOIt AN, H A R R IE T H A Addition* First Claes And aui'h i t aim or d t t t t i n d not W. DREW, A. J. ItOllllLS’H. B E N ­ W o rk m a nsh ip Ph. >::-7«*i. »o filed shall b# void. JAMIN D R E W RGUUINH, ADA An drew C a r r a w a y ' HTAIILINU. JO SEPH IN E PALNT1NO, Repairing e n clo s­ Aa # x s c u t o r of tha t-aal It HOIIUINH HIIIHLEY, WILEY Wi l l a nd T t m m t n l of ures. Interior wall cleaning t'AMPHELL HIIIHLEY. JACK A LICK THORNTON, by Von Fchradar wall PaterHINTON ROBBINS, ELIZA. l i te r a f a d gent. I l l - f i t * II K T H HINTON ROIIRINS CJ. A n d r e w Hpat r III! ANSON, W II IMIANHON. I II W. C o m m a rc la I Mt If alive, and If married, their 1'io P l u m b i n g Sanford* Fl or i d a resp ectiv e un k now n apnueaa, Attorn ey for Kkeeulnr P L U M III Nil uhl l ah F«ti. 2*. 4k Mar L 13. and If dead, tha reepectlva u n ­ C o n tr a c ti n g Hapalra k n o w n hair*, davltata, gran 1». 1*46 F B K E KHTIMATK8 l e t s , assign***, llanure. cradl CDJ-104 II- U HARVE Y lor*, truattaa, and an y and all <13-3112 IN THE I IHI I IT I'OI IIT OF p arl lea cla im in g by. through, 201 ' Ha nf or d A v a TIIK S1NTH JltltCIAL c u t- under or agalnat them, and Cl'lT. IV AAll FOII aKHIAOl.K each of t he m , and any ami all 24. Weil Drillinx COUNTY. FI.OIIIIIA, parson* h avin g or cla im in g to AT LAW Mi- ITTu have apy right, lit!*. Interest WELLS DRILLED. PUM P! COMMERCIAL CREDIT COR. nr e s ta t e In and to th* fo llo w . S P R I N K L E ll SYSTEMS PORATIuN, * corporation au- |ng deecrlharl land lying and All Types and Sltaa Hamtnul* County. Ihorlaed to do hualnese In the tielng ' In Wa Repair and Service Dial* of Florida. Florida, t o - w l i S T I N E P la in t iff Th* North ea st Quarter of M achine and Supply Co. va. the Hnutheaet Quarter of 207 W. 2nd SI I22-I4S1 C. F. ROBERTS. Ih* Houthtaet Quarter of Defendant Merllen I, Township || 29. Photo & Equipment NOTICE o r at IT *-* South, R a n g e II East. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA YOU, and each of you, a rt TOi C. F. HUBERTS hereby tnrllfled lh at a suit ha* Our HEUULAIl Price for Copy 121 Ixirigdal* Ava., been brought agalnat you In N eg a tiv e* A a l i t Print la Hanford. Florida lha Circuit Court, In and for 11.I I plua l o Tag. Last k n o w n residence Htmlnol* County, Florid*. In WIEHOLDT'S CAMERA IIIOP You ar* haraby notified that Chancery, entitled. "OTTO It. 110 8. P ark A ven u e, Sanford a l u l l ha* been fllrd agalnat FINCK and ANNA FINCK, hi* you In Ih* ab o v e t n l l l U d raue* wlfa. P laintiff*, va J, u Moand lh a t 1 >u a r t rauulrad lo GOWAN, *t at.. Defendant*," 30. Home AppilBncf* fll* ........ anawar w ith lha Clark and you, and each of you, ar* o f tht* Court and to aarv* required lo fll* your anawar NEW APPL IANCES at W i r e * houaa Frlcaa— FrlgCda4r oopy i h . r a o f upon th* P la i n ­ or oilier w rltlan defense lo EanllM. aits! t Hot Point. RCA, Zenith, t i ff or P l a l n l l t f n atlorn ay# ■aid plaintiffs' Complaint with Call Chnrll* Oorm ly collect whoa* name and addraaa la lha Clark of aald Court, and at Asaoolatad Radio A TV, PIE RC E AND LEWIS. I l l Rut to aarva upon plaintiff*' a t to r ­ n i l N. o r a n g e A v a , Orlaa land Building, Orlando. F lo r ­ ney. ALBERT N. FITTS, I Ma. do l l l - I I I I . ida. not latar than April i , •onto Building. Hanford, Flo r­ IM i. If you f i l l to do ao. < ida, a copy of aald anawar or d efa u lt Judgmen t w ill bt an m har w rltla n pleading , s o or SANFORD ELECTRIC tered aga ln a t you for the re ­ bafora ,h* i t h day of April, O. E, A p , l l * n c # i — N ew A Uied lief demand**! In the Complaint. A. U. I M i , and If you fall lo 111 M a gn olia llt-llll Tht* suit la a replevin action, do ao, a Jacra* pro conftaao aald ault h a v in g bean c o m ­ will b* entered a g a l n tt you, USED Appliance* Including menced by a tta ch m en t of tha and aach o f you. far Ih* rt llaf ' built-in*. Ilk* naw. Low preparly, l o - w l t : prayed for In aald complaint. price*. 122-1*7*.______________ 111! Mack Tractor. Model Th* natur* o f Ihla suit Is to U - ( l , Serial No. H i l l q u iet till# lo aald land In tb* Thle ..otic* shall bt publish- plaintiffe , OTTO II. FINCK and 31. Miwlrsl Instruments ad one* a werk for tour run. ANNA FINCK, hie wife. P la n o B a r v ls ln z A Tu n in g aacu tlv* waaka in Ih* Hanford W IT NESS my hand and u tile Gena C u m in * — 1)1-2111 Herald. Hanford, Florida. clal aaal o f said Court at SanWITNEHS my hand and tk* ford, Hamtnol* County, F lo r­ PIANO, rapoaaaaaad W u lllta r s a i l af aald Court a t Sanford, ida, this Ird 'day o l March. a .D. Spinal, ta k a up paymaat*. Samtnot* County, Florida, this IMI. May b* l e a n In y a u r area by ird day o f March. AD 1*11. (BEAL) c a llin g Credit Manager, W **(S E A L ) Art hur H. Ba ckw llh , J r , ley-Proaear P la n o Co., 1221 A rth u r li. Backwllh. Jr., Clark e l lha A b o rt Slylad N. Mill*, Orlanda, I t l - I U I Clark a f Ih* Circuit Court Cou rt « Collsot. By: Martha T. Vlhlaa B y i Mamina d to w .il . o . C. D a p u iy Ci*rk Albert . . F il l * P la n o T u n i n g a n t Repair Flare* and Lewis A tlorn ay A Counselor M L a w W. L H e m e * — l l t - 4 1 1 1 111 l i u l l a n d Building 1 Maeonlc Bu ilding Orlando, Fla. Sanford* F lorida GIBBON E lectric Baa* w ith Publtah M * K b I, I t , It , II, IM I Publtah March ft, IS* 19, I f , Xlftft Cat*. B a r s a l n |1««. Ph. I l l C D X -U CDK-lt M l*. Room* flarmlmoh* County fi li a l Dirac U 31. Uphtiislery O V E R 22 Y E A R S of Kina Workniarmlilp in Uphol»t«rlnc, Draparl#*, Klip* cover* Tima I'aynieuts a* llttl* bb | mo Drapvry l(jr<l\k.ife InstalliAllon* Kl I Ll * l » i : C O I l A T I N U r t l l O P Hh. 222-2226 35. Vacuum Cleuncrs SANFORD VACUUM SVC. "All Makes" I I I ! S Park Av*. 122-iU I 43. iHants, Feeds, Seeds GRANGE T R E E S for Sal*. Big tree* will plant In y o u r yard. 332-6012 50. Mine. For Sale PItATT * 10% off. OUTLET, LAM BERT Paint* FACTORY PAINT HIT 8 F rench . 1 HEM S t i t c h i n g Mac hine , good c o n d i t i o n 171. I’h, 1 2 1 - M t l PIANO, U p rig h t consol*, e i c e l l e n t - c o n d i t i o n Ph. 111-7M7. Payton Realty 112-1101 2*40 l l l a w e l h e e t 1T-9I 3 U**d furniture appliance*, tools, W# Have Th# Horn# For Too • 1C. Bought - Sul J. 1-arry‘a Mart, 111 Sanford Ava. Ph. 1 : 2 - 4 1 ) 2. STE N ST R O M REALTY WILSON MAIER FURN Buy — Sell — Trad* 111-11 E. 1st. 122-1422 114$ F H K U E ST IM A T E UphnUtarlriK A Mattrtaa ran* ovKtinc St IJur.l PARK DR IVE Ph >:j-24IO Open ToniKht ’til 9 Furni­ ture Call N i l Heddtntf Mfff. Co. at TOI ColorF Av«. 222• 21172 IIKDROOM House, Fla HaiM.n« A Furnttur# AT FACTORY I’ltlt'KH: Ilf Magnolia Room. 1100 D o w n A A■■ume M o r t ­ g a g e p a y m e n i l . C a l l 122-1131. ECHOLS HEDDING CO. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 22 2-2331 NI CK. C o m n . F u r n . H o u s e , 222- : S77. Fhow Aroundl Seminole Realty D A I R Y g U K K N D r i v e r — Hale* m a n 2(2S l a r k Dr UNUHCAl* Opportunity— you 1101 H Park Ava. I l l (231 a n rtlm a High 1-1 and 1 Hcdroomi NEW and USED A w nings A Cabanas QUA!,! r MOBILE h o m e s H wy i7-»2 s it:-:;*: TR AILER A ACREAGE Bedroom Trailer on t<i acres of h<gli A dry land with : i : feet h i g h w a y F ro n t­ age. Juet IS minute* from Sanford. An e e c e ll c n t Inve-tment, only 14,100. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES Stemper Agency 2, t, 4fc 4 BEDROOM? 1. 1 4 A 3 B A T H H KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS F o r C o m p l t l a In f o r in a t l on Hr# or Ca l l Y o u r R#altor-Apprat»ar-Tra'tlea 252-4931 1*19 .8 Francti $100 DOWN FHA — VA HOMES FHA - VA SALES BROKER Wa Hava Tha Hor n# For You STENSTRO M REALTY 3562 PARK 5 1 ,4 4 B E D R O O M S 1, I H A 2 B ATI 18 KITCHEN E Q U IP P E D L O W M O N T H L Y PA Y M E N T h DRIVE 322-5420 123-7416 Fur Ci7*ii|ilfti In form al Inn K#a nr r i l l Y'»t»f N i r i HT H 122-1154 123 -4 t 4 t 321-0644 133-6193 FHA - VA SALES RROKER W # I I a v # Tli# H u m # F o r Yt«u ffir RiiU f>lrac1lnn# Take 17-93 N. fm m Hanford to O r­ ange City to It# * nil Druu Store, turn Ifft follow to and of double lane to where tw o w a y s Mart#, turn right to 3rd, dirt road, turn left to houaa on left aide Only l i o o down, §72 monthly 396-091! Orlando. STENSTROM REALTY 2646 — Mlr»K«r fur Until Iy i| ,n? ra yard, Fan cad hark yard, a an or tad fruit tiaartng traaa Wall for yard, p a r t i a l ­ ly furniahad, vr,»ahar. dr far, ito ra . rafrlgarator, yard tools Sit tar a ADULT Whit a lUhy Wantad 122-1363. LADY I *Nl | h t , C l u b Ph. 1:2*6333 St U w n m o y v a r . 111.600 COMMERCIAL LOT WOMAN 36 lo 60, Llva tn, small salary, m u ii drlva, helt> with Hrml-ln valhl, ganvral Imuae* work. 3 adult*. W rits Routs 1. Box 244. Sanford. FU. M a i n p a r t «f t o w n In l . a k M a r y , §7,430 B r o k e r s Coop- R EA D M a d a m o U tlU , March Edition P a c t 101 than call 321-2014, 1 lo 7 p m 121-1101 1440 H ia w a t h a at 17-92 Payton Realty 1 BEDROOM. I n a th cornar lot, 122*2141, Horn# PAYROLL CLERK Partial# prafrrrad, II, 8. (Irad. NCR PoatlriK Mach,. 10 Kay 2 BDR M . 1 4 Baths. Family It coin, praparad for air c o n ­ A d d ln i Mach- and Marchanl dition n f . No Down Pay man t Calcu lator aspnacaaaary. VA. I m mad Iat a Occupancy paraonnal Dapt., Chaaa A lll-llll. LMN ENTER Company; Boa ft49T; Ha n f o r d , PR1SE8, INC. 233-7496 ----- - HEM I S O L E RESIDENTS CALL 838-7291 SOLD! $100.00 DOW N S#tacitlafi of S. | , # n d I 651 Uadrottma rucafod In varloua Sa +alun • of f a ni ford lmm#ill#tt DRIVE N IG H T S TH Homes 4 dEDROuM I l u m a o n a p p r n i lirta la* PARK 322-2434 Seminole Realty HmrilUy. B d r m. 102. Mobile Homes - Sole r’d i i n m l i i t o n e a r n i n g # w i t h a g r o w i n g 41 > r a r ol d c o m p a n y LDCII All n o n v e i l i n g w o r l d f a mu l i * cloud HOMKH from which *o year ma III ten a rice p r o d u c t * I r h h u m 3 Ri l r m on l o t w i t h VERY D E L IN K It to] T o r m u e a r tied o v e r 1 +4 iim | | | .y60, 3 R l r m F i r * 1 Bedroom. 2 Rath. R AVE NNA mm <h o t t y pit a t, h u t I n d i ­ p l a c a , F U l l m t t L t 6 u , 4 PARK Ho me , Tiled Roof, ra, Live o f pol eri'tlalji l us t y e a r liilirm 1 a i-ra *>( l a n d enrt I r ak# S c r e e n e d f 1wr r h , E 1 1ra ] * r g e M M F r a n k e ar n ed over 121,6li 0 1!''h<ti it # ii S' f 11r di * I a 11a ■ c o r n e r l*il, many h e a r Irik 111,1100 Age tin harrier tin tin w it pay m m i and terms C i t r u s T r e e s All f o r | t l l l n D i v e r s i f i e d y e a r r o u n d line, N o t e s i g n o n ‘p r o p e r t y jh 113 No I n v e s t m e n t r e q u i r e d W> ROBE RT A WILLIAMS lire? kt l^i ri r lit e l u s i v e w i t h l a k e c a r a of nil f i r i a f l i dngR ta llu r ahlpplug - and r o l l e d Inti* UdVi mi ml Lu n d t i u l a t , Af»o. H t a r l o n p a r i l l m * b a s i s If S31-X46' \ f U n t ie Hank BLIff. y oy like W rit e Coninlfdal* • d iS»lnt St V a r n i s h C o r p ♦ I I E D f t t k t M i i a wl y d a v o r a t a d l l o t 8 P a r k Ava. H a s t O h i o Ul dg , C l e v e l a n d , h u m# . 1 *ot# a v a l U l i I a , nva r * 332-6233 a n y t i m e Ohi o. l o o k t n a H W ( * r y a t a t l+«ka, 4*ryat*I A v r A P a rk Placa Government Owned 72. Female Help Wnnletl l . i k p M a r y . By o w n e r . E d B E A U T I C I A N , Ma i # o r F e m a l e , G u a r a n t e e d Salary, Richard's Hair Styling l» -1 7(H . 2 4 ROOM Hot i aa. u n f u r n i s h e d | 6i) mo . I+aki* Mofiro# 3 COURTEOUS Y CIIARUK ACC O U N T S — l i m i t e d c r e d i t If 8K V F R A L Outatandlng 3 4k I y o u o w n a p h o n e . I*ut r l a e e l lledronm Hrm ae evallatile In JIM W ALTER COUP has a f l e d A 1* *n w o r k f o r r » u l nlra 4 Bedroom hf»u»a and lot all A re jib ni Hanford. L#l ui i l. .Male Help Wanted BEDROOM Houee, kltchrn e q u i p p e d , 1*0 m o n t h . 3 2 : - i : 4 9 FURN. 1 Bdrm. C o t t a g e South o n 17**1 At F i v e P o i n t . 141 mo. p l u s ga > A l e t , L l g h : e W a t e r f u r n i s h e d 121- I 4I T a f t e r 4 p. m. o r e n y l l m e Sa: or Sunday. FO R SA L E For Ih* Beet Buy In A New or n t e a l * Horn*. Sea S ttn etro m Realty Da 11v a r y MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME BUY SEE YOUR MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES Deltona. V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker SMITH CORONA E lectric Add­ ing Machine. epeclal this week 11*11. New shipm ent of 74. SuIch Help Wanleti 1 BEDROOM HOME. Iga room# ttebulli Ty p ew r iter* 114 91 A hardwood floor a, air cond up. No Down P a y m en t | l # a Hell K NAPP BIIOK8 full or rantral hall h a st, a ttic fan part tlma Earn f 5 ( In IliQ month. On# ownar. larga corner lot a * # » k on high comnii•»ion» P OW ELL OFFIC E SUPPLY Call 312-6742 o f w rits Boa and bonus Hlaady yaar* 126, Hanford Herald. round butlnraa E«|utpmant SANFORD SEW ING CEN TER furnlahad frea W rits to Wm 104 So I"ark Av*. 122**411 Office: lll-im E. Pltrca, II E, Stasia, Or­ Nlghta: Itl-ftT## 21" CONSOLE TV. IlC A, 111 lando, FU. F ree 12,000 Equity, nnt In 121*111 Ph 2)2-1144 F lig h t i**ltern, I# minute* l i l t Park Drive from Heat. Ren ov ated Ilka Carpal* clean easier with th* 77. Situation Wanted newr, I Bedroom home, ler Rlu* Lustre E lectric Sham96. Houses • Sale or Rent raseo floor*, equipped kit paoar o n ly II par day. Oar- Tall tbam you sa w it la Tha chart. L o * tn-** rvlc* p*y Banfordl Haraldl roll F ur nllu r* Co. men te, leas than ranting, RAVE NNA PA RK — I b ed ­ roo m bout*. Phon* 121 - 2174 . ready to occupy. KKLMLT COMPLETE SET of Mechanic'* BOOK K KEPI Nil A Ty pin* dona ItEALTT, Office In V illa g e at my horn* or your of flea. Hand Toole. Moelly "SnapHall of N. Orlando. 1 2 2 - l l t l 111*1071. On." | 2 i « ta ke* all. Call a f ­ Eve a. >22-2171. ter * p. m , Lot 11, P ark Ava 1 ROMtNCI a t horn* SHU Ing. RaaTrallar Park. aonahU, 123-0441. I-UEDRIKIM, ll«« down, a* sum* payment* lit month. HOOVER VAC. CLE ANER S Itl-llli. W H IT E SEW ING MACHINES HI. ittn l K sta le • Sr.le Author ised Salta A S erv ice REPO-BALE. I Bedroom home GARRETT'S unfinished In Geneva I I I ! « • E. Flral. 111-1141 I no wonder whan thn# qualitj hornet gri priced sa low — $7,790 to $ U .3M . mU at littk u $740. down and $49.27 monthly! Drive ovt 7odty, Set replica of World'i Fair Ho*s#! Fit* ndt on nrerboet. "Oeltone Outtn"! Tak# Interstate /4 — tilt it DeBary f ichanf#. JIM H U N T REALTY $100 DOWN C A LL 668-4458 MACKLE BROS, OIVtSION tmc dcitona conpogATvon LO O K! T H I S IB IT! BIO Au ction at B I L L S BAR GAIN BARN, March 24. >:*« p. m t i t # Gr*p*viu*. CYPRESS FENCE POSTS: 4". I"x7 ft. long. I#« a a. Ph. i» -ilii. Down, no qualifying. Call Collect I'hll Black lll-llll, Jacksonville. I I I So. Park ill-ill* AUTHORIZED BROKER For ALL FHA-VA Government owned hone* Down S t Johns Realty payment* from 110#. Low T H E TIME T E S T E D FIRM monthly payment* Including II* N. P ark Av*. lll-lltl tag** and Inauranc*. Let u* thaw you at YOUR eoavaaJOHN SAULS AGENCY lane*. MEULE W. WARNER REALTOR INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL • Cleaning A Procaealeg Felt 50 SINGER — Dln l-O-M atlo t i g ■eg t a w i n g machine, orig in a l va lu* ov er 1)10. Good c o n d i­ R E A L ESTATE BROKER tion. Will **11 or nwbp for . Appraisal Spkclallat a U ctric t y p e w r ite r or what H I No. Park 111-7171 have yo u? Of equal valu*. Call Orlando ill-ill# COL. LECT- A i k -for Mr. L*«l». In v e s t m e n t * ’ n * a lly 11. N. P a rk Av*. , lll-llll YUP ER She* Special*: Ladle* Real E*>at* — Inauranc* ll.li pr„ Men* | ( . l * pr. Ird A P a rk Av* lll-llil A rm y -N a v y Surplus RAVE NNA ' TARK. Medallion horn*. I Bdrm , 174 balh. Canta ct praaaat occu pant* I I I - ALSO: New Mattraeaee, B et Spring*. Bollywood Bada, Odd 81tae end King Biie Bede Made Te Order Bt Factory Pricee! SEWING MACHINE. Twin Needle * lg -* a g c o m p le l* w ith Conaot*. Dorn*. Bullonhol**. Make* fa ncy Design*, ate. P a r ty In tkl* a rea | * t a k * up balane* a f ( paym ent* at t i . i # each. Call Orlando t l i $ $ 7 | C*U**t. P A R K R IDG E—BU B -D IV ItlO N I Bdrm.. I B t h - E n try Poyar, F a m ily Room. L rank feat Bar, B u i l t • in K itc hen. Central H eat. D ou b le Oarage, Ctly S* * a r. $17.a l l . Ope a Dally, Echols Ball-Blair Agency JOHN E. FOX, R**U*r t l ( N. Park Av*. Ill-tU I > BAUT PILCHER ilitt Buy Broker tU -7 tlt Day ar Night SO U T H W A R D • Brand Naw Caver far Mattreea • Brand New Inanlatien where Reeded ‘ 14 7*7$. i i n i i d i iti-m i. ) FURN. 1 Bedroom h o u s e . Adults No Pet*. 221-4CJ* H O M ES COMPLETE Twin Rada. Clean A In g ood condition, II S. F a lr fa a , N. Orlando, 121-olSV. House. b d r m . , b a t h , c o m p l e t e l y r ». decorated, good location 2 ;; . 474#* SO U T H W A R D 4. ileauty Care Ph. 122-1274 Defendan t NOTION TO APPEAR •TATIS o r FI.OIIIIIA TO I ERNEST THOMAS Addraaa unknow n YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT!F IE D that a Rill of Complaint f o r dlrorca haa barn filed again*! You, and ynu ar* ra. nulrrd to aarr* a copy of four • newer or pleading to Ilia Hill o f Complaint on lha Plaintiff'* Attorney Paul C. P ark ln i. 117 Watt South Sir**!, Orlapdo, Florida, and f lit (ha original • newer nr plaadtng In lha o f. Ilea nf lha Clark of lha Circuit Court on or hafora Friday, April I. I I I ! lr >ou tall to d., an lu dgioan t by d tfa u ll will ha la k a o agatnal you for lha ra. Ila f drmandad In tha Rill of C 'm pla llll W IT NESS my hand and ■**! at Sanfnrd, Hemtnnle County. Florida, (hta I4lh day of Kali, ruary, l i l t , l. IMI. LOST: B ta g la , amall child'* pal. Plaaa* ca ll 111-1111. R e ­ ward. c ir c u it E R N E S T THOMAS, S Be* u it A - l P A W S SHOP 1101 Orlando Dr. Ilt-IITS SIAMESE Kitten*. 111 - 0111 . T t i ItrrsIR w ill s a t ha ra. apanalbla la v mare Ifcaa aaa laaarraal laaartlaa. in Rin g, Initial* J. W. H. Inaid*. Raward. Ph. I l l - I l l * ■be BEDDING CO. 1U Magnolia Ava, Sanford >12-0311 (f �T*i dwtaMMS'll u a4 * 1 V £ » #• A % t It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. J 102. Mohile Homes • Sale 106. Apartment* for Rent Jrsr: < 1(1 I'KIl MONTH. 41'. 1 U u 1 room w ith m a ula ttil Cabana Room. 790 ( q u a r t ft. ItvInK a rta . 1*' F r o i t F r e t Rcf rlg e lo t a to NVB. Mora In n a i t waak. Plaaaa call 312.1)47 for appnlntmanl. CLEAN, new, apaclou* 3 Bed­ room unfurnleh ed. Kitc hen eq uipped on Cryetal Lake Beach l i a mo. For a p p o i n t ­ ment ph. Mr* Richard W a lltted t batwaan 1 A 1 at 122- N E W MOON— Air conditional). ! R d r m . F a cto ry Hull! Ca­ bana A Carporte. > : : • « ) ) ! . 3 RDRM Furn. Apt., clean, wa ter fttrn. I4«. 1 H I MOBILE HOME. Nearly n*w. 1 Radroom. Front Kit rhrn. A w n in g , Expan dable t . l v ln c Room. Aanum* payincnta. 3S3.4H2. TROTWOOD Travel Tr ailer 20 ft., Maft-contalnad w ith .h o w ar, icai A hot w ater, bleep* 4, E x c e lle n t condition 1 1 . 0 0 or beet o a ih offer. Sanford 3X3.8*40. BALE OR R EN T 13 X f Houeetrailer, Reaaonabla. ) : j - l ) 3 7 . 103. Mobile Homes - Rent 1 BEDROOM bana. T railer w ith Ca­ 3 13-ltS I. 105. Trailer I-ota • Sale W H T FAT RENT? Own your own Trailer lot f i o 5b» UnnforU k rrilfi SWEETIE PIE March 12, lOfifi— Page 11 115. Atitns For Sale By“Nadine“Seltzer 7 % HOD 118* Trucks For Sale 1)40 I’o N T I A t ’ Uatalln*. Ua,tt.> A H eater. W h ite W all T ire , excellent co ndition. 333-43)4 or 333-(l»3l m i C H E W Station \V »g o n . I door. need* rr*n»mlMli>n work, a t l» 3 1In. I’h *2*.(i»v« apt. 1)1. 19)4 C B K V n o l . K T . * Cyl. V4, 2*2 Motor, n e w tranamleelnn. need* g en era to r, Klret IXiui Ca )h ta ke* It. Th J33-4)Jt ONt.T I t ) for elean 1 b d rm , turn. apt. New bath. 301 K. 6th tit. 133-3)11. '14 CH EVROLET, 1 itr. Sell., 4 r,-Under, atandard . h l f i M*> be »een at to t Country Club Hoad. ROOM7 furn. 3 M rm 1701 Magnolia *22-3»Sl. t * 1 ROOM APTS, w llh Carportea. New ly Decor ated. L i v ­ ing Room carp et ed . (01 E. 14th At. McKEE USED CABS NO MONET DOWN’ BOB •41 F r t n r h Ave. RENT raduced on Furn. Apt. to i eoupla w i l l i n g to aaatat aa o v a rtte r. >13.031) b efo re I a. m. a fte r I p. m. 59 TR-3 w i t h Rad io A Heater, e x cellen t con d ition . 33:-<«l3 51 U.VCOLV I*t emler. Clean R e.t Offer. P riv a te Owner. 3 : : - i ) t o or s : : - 7 0 ) i 118. Trucks For Sale 1OH. A p a rtm e n ts fo r K ent CLEAN Furn Apta. 101 P a l ­ metto. 133-1374.______________ )l FORD F I ' u k * up wllh A Aluminum luminum C C( m i p * r Sh#U, t F E R N . Ap b 3100 Mellonvllle. 108. Rooms For Rent W E L A . . A APARTMENTS ' . Flrat Kt. AVAt.ON ll« 1 111 APARTMENTS W. 2 nd s t „ ROOM r u r n l . n e d t i t e . ittr, 323-Sal7 Apt., 141. 1 ROOM Furn Apt. for couple. H'Atrr Oil lll'lird H i . L A K E :MA 11Y*, L’lertii Furn, 1 litlrm. Apt. | ) 0 . Adult*. Call 3 : 2- 3^10 . ROOMS fo r Men. 40) Magnolia. *33-0730. _________________ *1295 . *295 59 m u l t Galaxie ■•500" Convert. Auto. Trana., Full Power. ItAII. Air ('and. Itrnl Sharp. *795 57 CHEVROLET ltd Air 2 Hr HT. V-R, AT. It A II, PS, Heal t'lran For *895 "i!» I \ \ 2 D r. S n ia n . Him* White, Auto. Trana, It II. IU*al Nice. *495 56 CHEVUOI.ET 1 Hr. S e d a n . 6 t'y l., S td . T ra na . A H e a t e r , t'lr a n F o r *450 57 f'HEV. Url Air Convert. Std. Trana., V-R, "263" Eng. It,VII. Hard Tn Find. Firat Come. Firet Serve. .? SAVE $ 5S CHEVROLET 2 I)r. 6 Cyl.. RAI L 15,000 Actual Mile*. Heller Sr* Thia One. New Tag. *625 17-92 Auto Sales (Cltiea Servlre Station) PHONE 322-97G7 2600 ORLANDO DR. (Ju-t Rrtuw Jim Spcncrra) 1351 FORD SKTL 1NER, retra cta ble hardtop, radio, h ea tar. p o w er ateerlng, naeda tranamlealnn I13.V Ph. 313MS7 or aee a t 136 Darfleon Dr. 19)8 HUICK Road maater door. 332-427). “ She always gets In the LAST WORD!* 7S, 3 fit!) W I i It i» u \ (Tamper IH&, Chuluoiit, I3KI '57 Yolka. *R95 hal. $39 mo. *60 Cher. I I 199 hal. 155 mo. ’59 Mercury 1792 hal. 137 mo. •55 Ford $399 bal. $17 •5S Lincoln $599 bal. $29 •52 Pontiac $299 bal. $10 $997 hal. $11 Jrrp '60 II a mbitrr $N97 bat. $12 •61 I' iiIcon $796 bal. $36 Ti H I'l) mowHit $399 bal. 121 '60 Opal $691 bal. $.12 '55 old* $191 hal. $21 '56 (1Idn $591 hal. $32 ‘5h OltU $997 hal. $12 *57 Dodtce $5H1 bal. $29 •57 DeSotu $399 hal. $19 •57 lluick $661 hal. $32 57 Cher. $599 hal. $31 '51 Chev. $295 hal. $11 '60 Mercury $797 bal. $37 '60 Corval r $691 bal. $39 '57 Mercury $199 bal. $19 '55 Pontiac $299 hal. $11 '52 Chev, $195 hal. $10 '59 E'lymouth $299 bal . $17 '58 Volki $667 bal. $ 3 2 '59 Renault $399 bal. $24 '56 Chevrolet $149 bal. $7 SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford, Florida 322-4503 National Repoagrxilona Inc. 1012 OUR SALESMEN HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED THAT THESE CARS MUST BE SOL^). GET BY Chrjalrr New Yorker. Full Power Air Conditioned. *1196 80 And Krnault Dauphin*. Excellent Condition. *595 61 Chevrolet Con air Monit AT., K A It *1395 63 Rambler Wagon. Good Transportation. *350 60 GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS • BEN HOWLAND (General Mltr.) • BOB THOMAS (Sales Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN • SAM SIMCOE 1961 Models Robson SiK trtlng G oods Your KV1NRUDK Dealer jn» 5 t E. tat Th 333-3941 (*1)19*1 ft#**! Ad* earn » lie a run $200 - $300 Down $40 - $60 Month U»ed VW’i. Salea — P arti — Service rmetory Authurlied Dralrr 56 CHRYSLER line rate. Tri Ui. in mnl ***«? I h e r r e ii lli*" SM ILE W ITH HER ONE 199 00 2 Dr. HT. V-S. PS. PH, RAH, Run* Good, You llriv* It Off For Ellinor Motor Co. di»y« 145639 63 CHEVROLET 100% Meehanlrat (in a rant re — 30 Day* — 1,000 Miles On All So. Hwjr. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. $ A T 0 7 X / W Impala 2 Dr. HT. Dark Green C f A A A 7 A "lirautiful", V-S, 4 In The Floor, I JT JT I f JO HAH. I’S, Itrauliful Malching I U U U Interior. Titi, 322-1835 SPECIAL BONUS THIS WEEK ONLY 64 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 DOOR, V-8, AUTO­ MATIC TRANSMISSION, POWER STEER­ ING. POWER BRAKES, RADIO, HEATER AND AIR COND^ TINTED WINDOWS ALL AROUND. BACK THIS IS A NEW CAR NOT A DEMO I ! I BUY BELOW COST! YOU OF TH ESE ! ! ! UNDER NEW M A N A G EM EN T RO N -SUN CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH, INC. men At STRICKLAND-MOKlllSON, INC. And 519 E. First St. Test Drive One Of The Following Cnrs. All At 322-5441 Sanford Bargain Prices. Less Than Book Value. CA T-BIRD CONVERTIBLE, EQUIPPED W ILLIE'S FULLY SPRING HOUSE CLEANING IS SAVING SOME LUCKY CAR BUYERS HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON THESE SPECIALS. g fl T-BIRD HARDTOP, FULLY EQUIPPED 1963 HUICK KLECTRA "225" CA FORD COUNTRY SEDAN, AIR CONDITIONED OA FORD GALAXIE "500" FASTBACK, AIR CONDITIONED CA FORD GALAXIE "500” 4 DOOR SEDAN. AIR CONDITIONED REAL B U IC K LU X U R Y — B U IC K ’S FIN EST FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED. WE SOLD IT NEW, ABSOLUTELY NEW — 16,1160 ONE OWNER MILES. CA Triumph Spoil "6” Convertible. Extra l Iran and Low Mileage. 0 0 FAIRLANE "500" SPORT COUPE | 1963 PORSCHE MODEL 60 — 2 DOOR 4 SPEED EXTRA SPECIAL 1961 M. G. ROADSTER OPEN FRIDAY NITE T I L 9 P.M. FOR THE SPOUTS CAR IIUG — THE LAST WORD IN PERFECTION. GENUINE LEATHER SEATS — “ BLAUPUNKT" RADIO. <WE THINK THAT’S THE WAY YOU SPELL IT). A VERY FINE BUY. REPU TATIO N A S S ET Strickland-Morrison, Inc. FLA . 3 2 2 -1 1 8 1 I It W . I* 11095 611*916 63 Bulck Specinl 2 Dttor, The Economy V-6 Engine, With Automatic Transmission. Power Sleerlng, Radio, Believe It Or N ot!—10.UUO Actual Miles. nuick Special Skylark Sports Coupe, ^Blu* I.eather Bucket Seats, Power Steering, V-8 Engine, Super Turbine Transmission, Radio, We Sold It New! One Of America’s Most Popular Smaller Luxury Cars. I A A P J* ^ U / J $2195 '1696 *895 *795 *995 $1295 *995 $1495 *1195 $2395 •2098 11195 *896 CQ Lincoln Premier 4 Door. Full DO Power and Air Conditioned. 11295 CQ Chryalar Imperial. Full Pow*r * .Mr Conditioned. Extra Hharp. S 895 *995 *695 ECONOMY BUYS CQ KAMULKH 4 Door Station Wagon | 0 0 FORD 4 Door, V-8 | 0 0 FORD 2 Door, V-S { 0 2 PACKARD 2 Door Hardtop 0 0 FORD 2 Dour, V-S • *395 *295 *195 *195 *195 UIILIT LINCOLN II ■Hill 1MERCURY IINC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. PONTIAC — HUICK — RAMBLER 301 W. 1st SANFORD 1501 W. 1st ’1696 *1395 O l Cadillac 4 Door Hardtop. Full O 1 Power and Air Condltloneid, Low Mllrage and Eatra Clean. | C Q Merrury 4 Door Hardtop. Full 1 D O Powrr and Air Conditioned. Coupe — The w M Chevrolet Super Sports Impala impala loupe 1nc C P" § % / t Works, Fitclory Air, Bucket Seats, 4 Speed With I V U k W * T The Big Engine, Power Equipped. A W M *3 i ^ S tM 'O R D . f i l Dodge Pioneer Dart 4 Door.. V-8, ** 1 Auto. Trannmi**ion, On* Owner. 1 C l Ponliar Trmptrat 4 Door, Radio, D 1 Heater and Air Condition, j Excellent Condition. Mercury Commuter 4 Door | D 1 Station Wagon. Automatic Tran*miaaion, Full Power, Good Condition. MORE FINE BUYS AND ALL DAY SATURDAY. 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Scooters & Cycles 33 FORD SI a. W agon. ')3 C h ev. rolet S-ton truck 1‘rep F r e e x e twit In city . Regionable. 333-1437. In. J im m ie Aula lllftii Tap* Sin 19)9 4NUI.IA 4199. SANFOR D MOTOR CO, *00 F ren ch Ave, 7IX-IJ<2 FU RN. Apt. Clo»e Cowan. 311-4011. n i r . V l U i I . K T ** Ton P i c k ­ H AVE OONK O V E R I K A S. up 1254. Thompson** ** S e r ­ Mt'ST SK1.L 13 Ft Alum v ice HlRtloiL C f l t r y Ave Boat w i t h I* IIP Kvlnrude Mtr. and n e w Trailer. 1)3). Th 3 33 *>0 ) 9, Mr». Metey. III). Automotive Service Scnkarik Glass and Paint Company 333-0731 NICKLT Furn. l a r g e 3 Rdrm. 1 bath Apt.. A du It a. 3X2-14(1 1313 Sanford Ava. F U R N IS H E D 1 Room Duplex, bath, water Included. ISS month. 333-)3l». 123. Boat a & Motor* 1! 109 Patmelto Ave. Sanford , 322-4884 Winter Park MI 4-020* « �t QHit 6anfrrrh ^trn\h Hurricanes Open Season At Leesburg By Jim Barrhni Herald Sports Writer Coaches Dare Miller and Bill Edwards will take the South Seminole Hurricanes to Leesburg Saturday w h e r e they will face Ihe Leeaburg High JayVeea In a doubleheader in their initial contests of the season. The starting pitcher will be chosen from among returned Bruce Stuart and Jim Lucas, and newcomer Boh Mobley. The first baseman will be either Stuart or Lucaa. Either John Newell or George Milwee, both member* of lait year'* team, will be at second base. David Unley will most likely be the shortstop and Jamie Cornell will perform at third base. Last season's team, coached by MUIer, compiled a record of eight victorlei against only three defeats, m o s t l y in games against high school junior varsity teams. Both coaches hope for a repeat per­ formance this year. Sale Drivers Search Opened Sanford Pilot Club and Sem­ inole High School atudent council are looking for aafe driven. They co-sponsor a "safe driver of the month" award at the high school but are having difficulty getting enough ap­ plication!. During the first half of the school year the awardi were won by Crill Hardin, Stcfany Westgatc, Ken Hopkins and Ronnie Hall. Now, the sponaors need applications for the balance of 1965. Winner* are chosen by a student council committee, with the approval of the Pilot Club, Sanford police depart­ ment, Slate Highway Patrol and driver education teacher To qualify, student drivers must use seat belts, lock cars, observe speed laws, keep cars clean and be cour­ teous. A free lank of gasoline is given by the Pilot Club along with the award- OI*d Glory Unit Chooses Two For Girls State lly I)<inn« 1-Xrs Mix Kathleen Kent, daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs. Merle Kent of I.iiiiku'00(1, Ann rhoson hy the Americanism committee of Old Glory American Legion Post 183 of Alta­ monte Spring* to represent the group at the Girl* Slate *r**ion to he held In Talla­ hassee, June 11-18. Mr*. Motile Steudle, chair­ man, and Mr*. Catherine lturkhardt, interviewed four girls at Lyman High School Tuesday and chose Miss Kent on the hods of leader ship, co­ op* rati venesn, physical fit­ ness, srholaiship, character, honesty snd courage. Selected to serve a* alter­ nate wus Mies C a r o l i n e Thomas of Maitland. Doth girls are members of the Junior ('lass at Lyman. WSCS Delegates Attend Meet By Jane Casselberry A delegation from the Cas •clberry Community MethodJit Church WSCS attended the District Meeting of the Wom­ an'! Society of Christian Ser­ vice held Tuesday morning at the Broadway M e t h o d i s t Church, Orlando. The meeting was presided over by Mra. R. E. La niter, district president, and featur­ ed speakers were Min Vera liughlctt, short term mliilonary to Liberia, and Mrs. Ourwood Johns, conference pres­ ident. M ill Mary Howard, Methodlit dcaconeii living in Del­ tona, alio spoke. Attending from Casselberry were Rev. Delmai Copeland, Mrs. William Til/ord, Mrs. C. K. Either, Mrs. Nell InnJi, Mrs. Emily Vsn Deuscn, Mrs D. 0 . Pringle. Mrs. A. Put­ man, Mrs. Mtrvin McClain, Mrs. 0 . f . Messlck, Mra. C Of C Issues Final Call For Talent Entries House Numbers Ordered For Lake Mary Page 12— March 12, 1965 By Frsnre* Wester House numlters h a y been ordered fop Lake Mary and be delivered a> toon a* they arrive by member* of the Ijtke Mary Chamber of Commerce, assisted by Boy Scout Troop 212, under direc­ tion of Jimmy Jones, chair­ man of the committee. The recent house lo house canvass conducted hy Girl Scout Troop 557 under the leadership of Mr*. Marti Danklrfs was a big success, with most everyone cooper*!Ing. These survey slip* have RUNNER-UP for the best over nil project in WINNER OK an award n t South Seminole been turned in and are now the South Seminole Junior High School Science Junior High School Science Fair wan eighth being given numbers. F air was Kathy Kacar, whose project in the grader Dcnnin Broadway with his attractive The Chamber will supply health nnd medicine division was judged best in project on citrus products and their uses. numbers if the owner* want the seventh grade. Kathy.twill receive a $5 cash them for a donation just to award nnd a personnl letter from A stronaut rover the actual cost of the John W. Young. numeral*. No one will be competed to purchsse them. This is s step ahead in preparation for home delivery Robert L. Ferrell Succumbs At 35 of mail that will rome at Robert Lee Ferrell, 35, of Jeffrey, holh of North Orlsnsome future time. The pres­ 150 North Edgemon Avenue, do; another son, David, of ent Lake Mary I'ost Office R O M E (UP(V — Former way* in dark glasses. Seated will become Second Class In North Orlando, died Wednes­ Philadelphia, Pa.; two bro­ King Farouk of Egypt, despite behind a table, he looked as July, and a new building will day. thers, Richard, of Casselber­ hi* ponderous weight, is prac- If receiving the homage of be built this year. A nitive of New Brighton, ry, and Donald, of New tirally the "Invisible Man" cf his subjects. He weighed about Brighton, and his parents, Mr. Pa., he moved to North Orlan­ 250 pounds at that time and Italy. The fat, goateed man who lived in a luxurious villa. Annie E. Murray do four years ago. He was a and Mrs. Lewis Ferrell, of once reigned over more than IT. S, Navy veteran, having New Brighton. Farouk'* "gay life” con20 million Egyptian* still tinued for several year*. Then Succumbs At 77 Niblack Funeral Home, Cas served in the Korean conflict. make* hi* home here, but hla he gradually retired from He was a member of Good sclbcrry, is In charge Aof ar life ii modeet and extremely public life. He ia never *een Mrs. Annie E. Murray, 77, Shepherd Lutheran Church of rangoments. private. In Rome'* nightclub* any 2232 Jefferson Avenue, died Sanford and was employed as That's a far cry from when more. Occasionally, his name Wednesday at her residence an accountant with the Chem­ he came to Italy after a coup appear* in the local news­ following a long Illness. ical Corporation in Sanford. Scout Exposition d'etat forced him lo abdicate paper*. Born,.Sept. 8, 1887, in Eng­ Survivors arc his wife, Mrs. Hy Jane Casselberry in July, 1052. Where he get* his money, land, she had lived in Sanford Jacqueline Ferrell, and son. Scout The World will be When Farcuk arrived at the and how much the ex-mon­ for the past 12 years. She at­ theme uf the Wekiwa District Isle of Capri after the coup, arch has, are a mystery. He tended the Congregational he was aboard the Egyptian once Was worth $250 million. Christian Church of Sanford. Student Contest Kxposition to be held Satur­ royal yacht Mahroussa and Occasionally, n e w s papers Survivors are her husband, The Student Council of day from 2*9 p.m. at the had It well • stocked with report he is broke. But the Joseph E. Murray of Sanford; South Seminole Junior High Coliseum in Orlando and Hoy whisky, champagne anil gin former ruler simply ignores a son. George P. Engel, of School at Casselberry is spon­ Smut Troop 341 of Cssst*1* lo start hi* exile in proper the report*. Ho lives modestly Ten a fly, N J.; a sister Mrs soring an essay and poster berry v\ill he in charge of the style. enough in his small modern Charles Mellon, of Texas, and contest on the theme, “Keep nuture booth. Many of the He used to be surrounded by apartment in Rome and ap­ a brother In Massachusetts. the Lunchroom Clean." Stud­ other troopi and packs will *n army of servants, friends parently has no money warBrisson Funeral Home is in ents submitting the best en­ have booths on different and persons eager to satisfy rie*. countries of the world. tries will receive awards. charge of arrangements. his every desire. Thousands of foreign tour­ ists would stare at the fat man with the black pointed beard and dark glasses sit­ ting at a table outside the Cafe ile Paris on Via Veneto. Farouk's troubles began shrrtly after his arrival in Italy. His yacht left Farouk, hia wife, then 18-year-old commoner Quicn Narrlrnan, and their iix-nmnth-otd baby King, Ahmed Kami II, ami bended back to Egypt and a new regime. Fat Farouk Fortune Mystery To Romans By FrancM Welter Last call has been Issued for talent entries and a chance to win one of three cash prizes to be awarded Saturday, March 20, when the Lake Mary Cham­ ber of Commerce will present its annual Talent Show at 8 p. m. In the Lake Mary Ele­ mentary School auditorium. Final rehearsal is scheduled Tuesday night In the school auditorium. Anyone Interest­ ed in signing up lo appear In Ihe show should eontact Lake Mary Postmaster Clarence "Cracker" D o n a l d s o n or James Daughtrey, C of C pres­ ident and chairman of the committee In charge. Ticket sale* are progressing rapidly now and may be ob­ tained from any Chamber member or from Donald Jackson, chairman of the ticket committee. Canadian Celebration Canada celebrates July 1 as Dominion I)*y to honor thr day, July 1, 1867, when the province* of Canada were un­ ited into one government call­ ed the Dominion of Canada. Funeral Notices WH*. ANNIK Tuner*! t e r v l e t t for Annie K Murray. 77. K*— Mrs. who died Wednesday, will be held | at 10 a. m Saturday at Brie* ■on Funeral Mom* with Her. Walter A McPherson offi­ ciating. Burial will be Ini Ouklitwn Memorial P a r k | llrleaim Funeral Mom* In ' r ha r a e, Fr.it it »:l l . i t n ii r.i t r i .r.K — F u n e r a l s e r v i c e * fr*rt R o b e r t Lee F e r r e l l , 33. of North Or­ lando. w h o died W e d n e s d a y , will ha bald at 3:30 p ni S u n ­ d a y In the- c h a p e l o f Nl. black Funeral H u m* . T a s s e l berry, u i i h R e v i G o r d o n I ' ^ r y of Good Shepherd Lutheran C’hur* h, S a n f o r d , o f f i c i a t i n g B u r i a l wi l l be in G l e n H a v e n Memorial Park Winter Park \ lb la c k F u n e r a l Home In BIKE HIKE BADGE was earned by these two members of Troop 507 who took a 50-mile bike hike to DeLand and back. At left is LnMarr Williams, Box Patrol leader, and Karl Rossman. Both are first class Scouts in the troop spon­ sored by Grace Methodist Church. “IF YOU HAVE MONEY—WE WANT IT!” “ IF YOU WANT MONEY—WE HAVE IT!” U S QDra’u BE) SuZBuE BAC3G o jP w & s r u n o & s . . . i a n f o i ■*a* ana as MEMBER F.D.I.C. SANFORD PLAZA i h a t «e Charlie Smith Says: WE'RE over Next to go was F aronk’s personal yacht, the “ Fahkr el llilmr.” which was »old in the autumn uf F.I52. Then it wit* Queen Narriiiian and the couple's son, who lout ii thfene before he was old enough to reuhxc he even had one. In March, I'.i.Y't, she left Karouk —taking- the child —and divorced him the fol­ lowing year. Hut |-'areuk was undaunted. He became one of the sight* on the Vi* Veneto and wn* seen nightly In on* or an­ other of the clubs, usually with *ome blonde, iilmoul nl- St. Andrews Women’s Circles a BARREL.. LOST OUR LEASE. AND THEY’RE TEARING DOWN OUR SHELTERS! Set Meetings By Maryann Mile* Women'* Cirrles of St An­ drew* Pieahylerian Church, Hear Lake, will meet nest week to continue study on Epheelan*. 1 he Night Circle will nieet at H p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mina Ann Poythre**, 7411 Armstrong Road, Or­ lando. Mr*. Klcunor Casthcn will be In charge of the study, Meeting of the Day Circt* will he held nt 10 a.m. Wed­ nesday at the home of Mra. Elizabeth Rote, 8610 Rost Avenue, Bear Lake. Mr*. El­ mer Caaselmrn will lead the study. W E HAVE ON HAND 6 0 NEW CARS 3 0 USED CARS 1965 CADILLACS — OLDSMOBILE 98’b — DELTA, JETSTAR, DYNAMIC 88’s — CHEVROLETS, CHEVELLES, CHEVY II’s CORVETTES AND CORVA1RS. MANY MAKES AND MODELS — RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED— WITH THE “OK THAT COUNTS.” Friendship Has AND NO PLACE TO PUT THEM! Week Of Prayer SO WE’VE GOT TO SELL THEM — WE HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO MAKE THE BEST TRADE OFFERS EVER! HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO GET THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE AT A STEAL— WITH THE VERY BEST INSURANCE AND CONVENIENT GMAC FINANCING. By Julia Barto* Friendship Baptist Church of Altamonla Spring* this week joined with all churches in the Southern Baptist Con­ ference in observance of a week of prayer for home mis­ sion*. The Woman'* Mission So­ ciety met dally from 10 until 11 a.m. for prayer with Mri. Edward L. Kelsey, WMS pres­ ident, and Mr*. J. B. Jordan, prayar chairman, In charge. Thia Sunday, at 0:48 a.m . Ihe Sunday School will observe W E RE O VER THE BARREL-SEE US AND SAVE! I MOTOR SALES • e Showrooms — Second & 2507 Park Drive, Sanford Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 I HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH �O u t Of Focus? A Senate investigating committee haa been told th a t it is now possible fo r electronic wizards to bug the olive in your M artini so th a t it re­ cords w ith lethal clarity everything > you any. The olive, you see, contains a teensy microphone. And w hat looks like a toothpick stuck in the olive is in reality a m iniature antenna. This ingenious bit of supersnoopIng naturally brings up the question of invasion of privacy. It also brings up a couple of other questions: One— W hat's to keep the unw itting M artini guzzler from swallowing the Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley W A IT IN G FOR THE CALL ■* olive, microphone and all? (W hat could happen to him then m ight be stranger than fiction.) Two— If a little bitsy microphone w ith a toothpick antenna can do all that, how come the big television set in the living room, w ith its long, un­ gainly rabbit ears, can’t bring in a decent picture from a television sta ­ tion only five miles away? Is the viewer supposed to sit there drinking M artinis with olives in them hour a fte r hour—ju s t to get a clear­ er picture? Or is there something fyzzy about this whole thing? P o litical N otebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — Thailand, standing athwart the southwesterly eour** any great Communlat push would take, la not quite the sturdy rock pictured In much of the argument o v e r Southeast Asia's future. There are Indeed strong elements of a kinA almost totally lacking In South Viet Nam and neighboring Laos, Hut there are also substantial weaknesses — above and be­ yond the admittedly trouble­ some subversion in Thailand's northwest. Look at the good side first —the aide which seems to get nearly exclusive emphasis from those who contend that I’eking and Hanoi are not likely to shove the Thailand •‘rock" aside, no matter what successes they might Have in Aslan land* east of i t Thailand does have a rela­ tively s t a b l e government, dominated by the military. Under the SEATO part, it has firm guarantees of its borders. And it has special assurances of military hack­ ing from the United States. It it not a country seeth­ ing with anti-Western feeling, for Thailand never has been roloniied hy the Europeans. The worst it suffered was the indignity of several unequal treaties granting trading and other conceaaiona to the col­ onial powers. Students of Thailand’s his­ tory asriibe the country's avoidance of colonial status partly to the opportunistic I diplomacy of shrewd tilth Century kings and partly to Itritish and French willing­ ness to have the country verve as a buffer between | their Asian holdings. Relatively speaking, Thail­ and's economy has been a solid one. Average yearly in­ come per person is roughly 40 per cent greater than ill struggling India. Yet the offset of this en­ couraging evidence is consid­ erable. The most perilous aspect, viewed against the backdrop of possible Communist en­ croachment, is the apparent big gap between Thailanders and their military-dominated government. The Thai people are long fy P rice T ag O n P riceless * has tried to manage without mom for more than a couple of hours. .You simply can't get along w ith­ out her. If someone can come up with a dol­ lar valuation based on th at judgm ent, w ell give it respectful attention. Un­ til then, no dice. A New York bank has announced a fte r exhaustive studies th a t the American housewife is worth $159.34 a week in term s of current wage scnlcs for the various household du­ ties she performs. It is only fair to assume th a t even a banker, who naturally has a high regard for the dollar value, m ust have had tongue in cheek when he dreamed up this gimmick. To put a m arket value on any p art of the contributions n wife and m oth­ er makes to the home and to fam ily life is like putting a price tag on religion, character and integrity. A much more accurate appraisal can be provided by any family which Thought For Today Even so, I tell you, there is joy be­ fore the angels of God over one sin­ ner who repents.— Luke 15:10. • * * The sins ye do by two and two ye must pay for one by one.— Hudyard Kipling. Letters Dr. C rane’s To T h e E d ito r Aren’t there five or si* of these colleges in a 50-mile ra ­ dius? Let’s consider instead Ihe need (or a new junior high school, or perhaps even two. How long are we going to add bits and pieces to this in­ efficient building? Who is deciding between adding to this building or starting fresh with a new building? Who decided we needed a new lunch room' With our nice weather picnic tables and home lunches might have been a better answer Then perhaps our children cotijd have had a science lab with that money instead Shouldn't girls have h o m e economics rather than shop' New showers have been add ed but who decided our chi'dren could lake community showers rather than have pn vate stalls’ T i n Herald w t l f o m r * 1#!* Irra from l(a rrad tra on pub­ lic a f fa i r s . T h e w r it e r m>7 a i r a name pro vided the l e t ­ ter a l s j ca rries tha w rlltr'a trti.fi a s m s and a d d ress, Let­ t e r s of f e w e r ihnn 21MI weirds w i l l be s l v e n preferen ce. L e t­ t e r s a ddress ed In u lh r r s are a ccep ta b le pro vided |ljey do not dr il fs« p erso na lities. I*©etry la not published by Th e Herald. Editor, Herald: This is really a letter to par­ ents and all those concerned with education m this area. Our City F itte rs and edura tors are now engaged in ob­ taining a junior college for Seminole County. 1 have read no words against this proposi­ tion or am 1 against it I am, however, wondering if this area has the money to consider this proposal Do we want a junior college because we need it or flo we want it (or status because everyone else is getting one? Herald Area Correspondents enterprise Mra. Ritchie Darrin 668 5834 663-4804 Altamonte S p rin g . Mr a. Julia llarto* 838-1318 Bear I.ike-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Mile* 838-3(78 I ik e Mary Mra. Frances Weater Caa.elberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry 322-6219 Lake Monro* 838-5016 M r.. H. L. J o h n . o . 322-472* C h u lu ota Mra. Joan l.ongwood Mra. Dnnna Eat*. Magia 365-3742 838-3317 D e lla ry Mr*. John N orth Orlando Mra. M argaret Coaby 1-ton. 668-1883 322-6795 Deltona M r.. Mildred Haney Oateen Mra. Clarence Snyder 122-4841 668.5631 Geneva Oviedo Mr.. Eeelyn Lundy • Mra. JoAnn Hay* 365-3160 349-4873 Page 1-A Sanford. Florida Friday, March 12, 1965 W ALT Lii a . g i c l u h , k d i t o n i S O r t a u i M K a r n A M t V 0 I.1 0 1 .I3 F .. C l r e . l . n . . - n e a e r . l M . a . a . e u u m . l t I ALL XAallK K r.U I. H llooh.lllllB A d v . r t i . l n a Dirtctor A . e o c i . l . Editor HOT D U I t l l W II.LIAMS ■ o c l . t r Editor o o ttik A t a r i . CUT Editor 4 A S I I OIIUKMAHKM Hu s i n u s U . n a g . r r l l E O W ELL* M scU sn lca i Editor . u* L DILL V I S C M T a t .l t rh o to g r.p h .r P u b l i s h . * dolly o i o . p t S . t u r d . y , S u n d .y and C h ristm as; p u b ­ l i s h . * a . l i u d . y p r . c e o d i n g Christmasa t u .c u im u * hates i a a i . v u i .i f c o u m * III! t laar I ** 4 a t ..i t s 1.19 I u o .ia . i.M o. «. r . s t . i pot* la .dfaaoa. I M oo t* a l.t l.a s p r.v ld . U . t • all ...x rtfU .a . k« T k . Moral* Is a mamhar al vbs C . u . e f r s a t wkick U •»m u g s i d u s ; t.I j la tka ass for r.p u k lle s lt.a af all (ka l.aal a s v i prists* la U la a .v a p a a .r . ____________ *________________ E n v o i.* .. B s o in * s i . . . a it lir O c t o .. r I t . 1916 . 1 IS * J’ - s l Cftic. • ( f a a l . r * . tte rid a . a a d .r t k . a « i a t C b e c m »r U a iH . ». h i t . (lid note: The Sanford Herald is of Ihe opinion that we are in nerd of a Junior rollegr IVr have a question for you; If you arc really interested In the answers tn thrse questions, why don’t you ask th r Seminole Coun­ ty School Hoard? They have ■II Ihe a n s u r r s to all these questions. Just for the r e ­ cord, the "City Kalhera" have nothing to do with the srhiwils. This Is Ihe func­ tion ol the County School Hoard, the County School Superintendent and the State Hoard of I,duration. (They all are county schools, even If some are within rjty or town lim its.' The proposed Seminole Junior College will he built hy the Stale of F lo r­ ida, if It ever is built. O pera­ tion and maintenance will come under the supervision of thr Srm inolr County Hoard of 1‘ublic Instruction, which will be rr q u lrr d to provide 520 Don annually for Its maintenance. Or so we have hern told by the school administration office.) Editor, Thr. Herald: The Seminole High chapter of Future Farmer, of Amer­ ica would like to say "thank you" for thr help you gave us during FFA Week, Feb, 20- We certainly appreciate • ••* your interest and the concern you showed us, which helped ALL OTUEH MAIL ua to participate mure fully 111 II I T in in FFA Week. M l • Mo.ia. David Littleton, • IS I H o s t s . Secretary I N I M .ath Bom. D.Uvarr « F Moll It. S ilk Arc the taxpayers and par­ ents interested in what's go­ ing on in our schools or not? Arc we letting those in pow­ er decide too much when it comes to the welfare of our children? Do you narents know that some geogrtpliy classes con­ sist of 50 to 70 students in rooms where acoustics are so had that "eachers must use microphones to be hoard? Why isn’t tile put up on those walls and ceilings' Better still why not use such rooms for study halls and move import­ ant classes out to the wings? This school is so crowded that students have one way doors Why Isn't another doorway added to the other end of the building leading to the wings? I’m sure there are many more reason) (or building a new junior High school rather than a junior college—il we can't have both. Hut l believe a junior high is far more pressing for the good of our children. An interested parent. (Name withheld by re quest I A d e.rtiai.s I t i n r w jt'D i w m i O .str GBEBI __________ ■ ________________________ g . p a n . ( s i r a a i . r v a v , k .v . , r tiiN v u itp . r i k u . ( I t l . i a t T k a a s a i e r d Marat* may ka r . p c s « a s a * la a a y asaaaar w l l k a a t v r l t t . a p . r m u . i e a a t tka a a b l l .k a e o f T k . M .r al*. Aar Individual or firm roopoftslkl. toe ousk ro p ru d u clio a . w ilt k . . . a s ! * . r o d . * I.! ringing „ s T k . t o r o i d * . o p y r l g k t a a* v i U k . h at* L a b is U r dam agaa isedar tka U v . W orry C linic accustomed to authoritarian government, and to • politics which concern. Itself mainly with Bangkok and a few other cities and attends little to the problems of the rural areas, The old complacencies are slowly crumbling, however, as a changing world brings new complexity and diversity. In a new book on Thslland's relationship with the United States, Frank C. Dart­ ing of the University of Colo­ rado says this of Premier Thanom Kittikachom and the country’s army rulers: “One of the maj’or limita­ tions is their inability to rep­ resent the diverse Interest groups which are emerging from tha gradual expansion of modern technology. “They cannot make rational and realistic decisions on the complex technical and social problems which the country will face as ft moves into more advanced stages of eco­ nomic growth." Darling is one who thinks LI. S. aid, bent to the mill-' tnry. has helped reinforce Thailand's "political gap" and slowed v i t a l e c o n o m i c changes. Another observer, D. Insor, who lived for y e a n in Bang­ kok, agrees that the alter­ ing economic situation in Thailand Is bound to have effect, particularly ainc* a stronger middle class of man­ agers, technicians and skilled workers is emerging. Thailand haa not held a general election linct 1057, ami that one was clouded by sharp chargee of rigging against the governing perty. There ie no real progress, says Insor, “from nationalism to national participation.'’ Tropical productivity ha* made subsistence living easy except in the sometimes rainstarved northeast. But Thai­ land must feed a growing population and enter more and more into uncertain world markets. Some analysts doubt It* easy-going people, even with varied new government development effort*, are pull­ ing abreast of the challenge. Together w i t h o t h e r trwuhlra, thrse problems make the Thailand "rock” a good deal less solid than granite. J A Y C E E ’S Fertilizer Sale Tomorrow - Sat, March 13th Girls, beware lest you cupy for maybe 70 years stooped shoulder. — these arc worship at Ihe shrine of down here on earth. attributes of the junked W HEELER mere physical beauty. For When our body is "junked" human machine we step out JC 6-6-6 true beauty is a spiritual nt death, the chauffeur l soul I of at the instant of death, 25% Organic maltrr and persista after That junked car is then in­ death. And it doesn’t suffer steps out of it* human chas­ from wrinklr. or stopped sis and maybe enleis a new terred in the cemetery for Lb. Sack human mnrhinrt, hut the shoulders or gray hair or model. failing eyesight. So Usr Ilut it will l>e the same chauffeurs will enter new machines, George's yardstick if you chauffeur! wish to recogniir people in George died at the age of Thus, people who have suf­ Delivery heaven! • fered blindness or deafness or 2ti In a jet plnnr, hut his CASK V-435; George, aged polio crippling, may receive a crushed body- was merely his To Your Door 5, entered kindergarten nt new streamlined human chas mangled earthly machine I'm sure we shall r e c o g n i i r the lit ad we 11 School in out Is is in the n e x t classro o m . a n a in Chicago | Hut the chauffeur wit) be George in his new machine in CALL NOW As our ohlcst child, he was identified hy what hr takes Ihe next world because of his somewhat shy about pioneer­ along with him into that new liersoiiality traits. 322-5481 I A ls i) i » rite In Dr. ing into the stcnngi- world of machine. school, apait fnnn his mother This is what we call t rarve in core of this rr« i9:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. Today and Tomorrow and other loved ones. ("charm" or ‘'personality" in paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel­ PROCEEDS TO ----For this Is a tremendous contrast to his physical milestone In the life ufgcvciy beauty that pertained to thr ope and 20 rents to cover Jaycee’s Community Projects child. old discarded machine on this typing and printing roots when you send for one of Fortunately, his kindergart­ euitli. en teacher was superb. Utilities and gray hair am! Ills booklet* ) Although I hadn't met h«r. George later told us that "Mrs. Sehmidle is llenutl full" and he emphasized that will >f "ILlllllif 111 ” With the wisdom of chil­ dren, George was seeing true beauty. For his teacher was about rill years old, short, somewhat plump and with gray hair. According to n Hollywood scout, she would not have been typed as s beauty. Hut she was a jolly, loving teacher who became a second mother to every youngster in •A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH riU D E " her kindergurten room. Her smile and twinkling eyes made ouf boy immedi­ ately rate her ns beautiful. SELECT ONE OF THE For she had rharm! HOMES NOW UNDER Wrinkles do not mar a CONSTRUCTION — CHOOSE charming personality, n n r does gray hair or false teeth, YOUR OWN INTERIOR eyeglasses nr a hearing aid, PAINT ANI> TILE COLORS— interfere with it. OIL MOVE RIGHT INTO A ( ’harm is the aspect of our COMPLETED HOME human personality that will doubtless be our I-D card nr identification mark in heaven! YOU'LL ENJOY QUIET, May-lie we shall change from one "chassis'1 to another SUBURBAN LIVING — when we graduate from this AWAY FROM NOISY earthly classroom in God's DRIVE OUT WEST 20T4I Cosmic School System. TRAFFIC— YET ONLY STREET AND WATCH For our human bodira town here are much like the MINUTES FROM FOR OUR SIGNS—OR iiutnmnbilea which carry us S H O P P IN G CALL AND LET US to work or school. Uur automobiles become CHURCHES— SHOW YOU AROUND! dented, rusty and obsolete, to we may trade them In or SCHOOLS! IN-SERVICE junk them if we have a wreck. FHA FINANCING—$84/MO. INCLUDING TAXES Hut the teal You is not the AND INSURANCE I tame a* that automobile INCL. TAXES & INSURANCE which you drove fur years be­ fore it was Junked. The real You was just the chauffeur or driver! You stepped out of one car and into k new model. Its batter­ ed condition did not show on your akin. And ao it probably will b« in heaven. For our soul is just the chkuffrur of this human machine that we oc­ CONSTRUCTION $3 Select your 3 bedroom Home Now.. (Rjcwmna (pahk S h tiW IC LM h Custom Building Our Specialty" COMPANY General Office 211 W. 25th St. STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 522-7495 �«*• * ill OlIR BOARDING HOUSE gft SOUPNG UP THE E nS-n E HAR-RUMPU ? IT TAK E*/ DOES THAT) A TRAINED EYE T O r '/ INCLUDE < _ RECOGNIZE THE WORK OC ' MRi.RDOPlfi, ’A MASTS**/TIOUDULL A R D t A 3 0« ?0 R KA30R.YGU MUST BURY YOUR HEADS iNTHS t M ARC YOU S1VB SOUR ORDER*. SAND AND NEVER 6«A 9f» ' OFFICIALLY N CODE'SOi/R* THE SUBTLETY OF MY Listing her AlWATE AT EASE METHOO*/— HAK-KAFF/ AS OF NO AROUND H£RF/ — pOTEVeeMONE OP IF N txm c R E *U V A SOLO L8AOER. i By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Pape 2-A—March 12, ’65 f>r«ni the piz z a s he sen d s o u r FOR ABB COMING BAClC COUJ ii it i CONSEQUENCE -WHICH COULD BE A CO N W O U 6N C6 R E C O G ­ N I Z E * AW A B IL IT Y TO CO M M AN D ' t r if l e \ , DANGER OOS.' s iz iikuc r n rso u w N T A 1WORSE FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY PRISCILLA, , YOU'VE GOT TO DROP H IN T S !' X Bh e y r e SOXING B&OR- I m OUT OUR WAY . • * WHEN a GUY ] GETS GOOD I ENOUGH TO HELP MXI CUT, • 3-l^» “She can't be serious, Claudia. Why, she's barely out of peanut butter!" vouve ocrr TO BE CARE­ FUL MB DpNT NTJu p t N U T T Y - T H C R E * NEVER BEEN A lo c u st plag ue Aro u n d here TeuL -j EK A C T uV W HAT T O DO IN CASE OF A LOCUST PLAG UE it uaurr By Dick Turner CARNIVAL - J t ^ ' M «' » L . R E A L L Y TH R O W S M E / I A CO DENTALLY DIALED A WRONGNUMBER. I "0 THE SLIGHT GUP OUR ANCESTORS 2 T MATEALL B7+St T NLLEE HATED ANYTHING A6 M£JLH A6 I HATH 0t7rB/ U p NO O e C H ItO ftK Y ( l u n * 22 to J u ly 111— S h o w a little rn«r• #go And prldt n o w »o thit. r*thtr« trtAl you m o rt a * > i truly d t i t r v t . R*i»« l«^»l r n n » clo u in eti to b ig g e r thing'. You ■r* cAtiAhl# * f t h f m now. U ; u (July 21 to A u f . 21 »— YoU n o w undAFftAnd th* beat ««y i u T |2 iV \ ; N l A T V n DAT, MAHt-H tX HHA L K t E R IL TWKDKYCIEk, T h l N a a d a r »n<l a aanln* whan you a ta a a n tr t o a lr u l a b t and t X l m p r a a a otbara a i m your o w n paraonal charm aa wall aa yAnr (Incat a t t r i b u t e . • which la a\l righ t. Maka aura 1 you g e t ycAiraalf In moat at , traettra eom llUon. howavar, t* you ara to irteka tha plara n tba aun t h a t x o u wlah a n ! t h a t la r l g h t f u l l > s y o u r a . A l l l l l l (Mar. 11 to Apr. 11)—. If you gat o ( f to tha aporta or recreation you e n jo y attar 4 n. tng tha Im portant taaka be(>ra you, thla la a fine, productive itay. Da kind InnlghL Hat tha d aa otlon from eloaa tta you dteerve. T A t ’I t t ' l (Apr. 7" to May ] • ) a __i l i a , about yo u a t home and a t , w hare to m ake repelra and add com forta needed. Then do tho u g h tfu l thlnga that will pteaaa y o u r _ c l o l t » t . o f kin. Show that you ara v e f y devotad. GKMISt (May 11 to J une 11) __Step out ea rly to dn your ahopplng and be w ith tha patanna who can m n k t tha future brighter for ro u . Oarner tha data or p ertin en t Information needed. Hobble* ara fin* In HCW MOULD Llki? A COCO B acT /N T H e e A fi-i M N Bocyy V.W 1W N IS5 r u (JOINS 70 C-erMQRiCD JH4EN I QGOUUP16 02AZY/ IT y 3 -n . 'Here's food for thought, Roscoe! Do you think people were happier 1 BO years ago than they are living at today's mad pace?'* TIZZY 1 at Ct)"*r2 ^ v r f Jl . ^NrNlI U- U------------------- ----------------------------------------SHORT RIBS TH A T5 -THE ISAVEST 1U iNS h i EVER WEARS A FELLA SN 2A KIK6 (bSNT IK 'D K M IDPU OF TrE ENCMV CAMP— - EAVESDBOPPlfJS O N 1 H B R 1SiDCV S O fFM K f - E S CfTJCH % S A F c "O E X P O S E T h £ i £ PLO T 'TO H lS P C l E N P S . By Kate Osann • 3 '1 WELL, THEN HCW IN TH> WORLT ARE YOU LWR GONNA GET BACK TO TVT a o m CENTURY r* Do w s hav# a Scotch boilermaker aboard? No, wa don’t C ip 'n , but you had three of 'em just bofora we sailed!" 1 p »— Li*ter» TT LU . ASK T H Efo an es. 'You mean you get a $000 deduction for me and all I get it a $3-a>week allowance!" A n ,w ar to Praaloo* Business Tycoons ac r o ss 1 Tat pot — Irma I ------Tnut BUGS BUNNY HOSPHALTRUSTEE lrin cook turns , 10 CR.IOHBA FOR HELP. 11 AaSitorY 4 With (ruitinf •p ik a I uii iS A m ) • HUnaaU (Latla 7lm or ealeb S Blfnaaa ■ Lacbinf n a (roup l i b ) II) Uoa icsa b , It ITucom rub form) IT Syria. Labaaoa, IITkta larati II Jaroba 171'haot (*mL) brothar [BibJ II -B a lt UillJaa M S cuIU m H O «ure II liao-up la aUfa MOraat (mil ) 21 Uapta fanua II Kabour.4 2* Hanralrr 11 Sharp* n tycoon • 14 b c D tr ic 31 drwrant whaot 27 BiMical cama I I french painlar U BahaM (Latin) M P alaal MOwanatrle (Icuru M H ut I I Worn rm tj AOBpnta 41 TW aakla (ah) 41 Ritaalan bamp 41 Aurora 47 btata a4 baia| Swk N jn ja r ia i 11 r ~ T~ i 12 IK ir tOOrrr acala II Paca 11 Eraadon (roex camlraial 11 Small i,land 44 Bar (iacal) 41 SLftar 47 btr. A rear 41 P t r u 41 Wlthrrad 5 1 Acitata &2 Eaatina parted 17 llaraditaor (actor y kfUirak i>fttw 41 Aulomotia* l) cooa r- HSaiaa s~ s— r ~ r~ r~ IA TT u •r ii il gii f 1! u u IT" 0 ■ ■ 1 u u ■ L 1■ 1 ■ _ IT ■ ■ r■ I sr T u U <1 ii IT N i n i f u n » i u n m asia . ~h< t h* a i it fu­ flat Meet them more than half* for b eet rgault*. I'lgi k i (Fab . 20 tn U a r :* < fir tier roll up your ai eevr* .j early and get thoae chore* b e ­ hind you and pt«*»e other a. Leave en o u g h timr to get wurdrohe In order. Take b*auy or health trea tm en ts thet make you frrl very much i l ' v * . V 1 U I H 1 1111.11 II DO It N T o l l %t • therm will be • gr«a t i Ml tty h e r * t o t i r ^ u t l f y e u r oundlhg* eind you ahould riant lie etudfe* along the flrld of kiterloy d eco ra tin g and art, h il* at the earn* time g iv in g a pat on th* back f o r go... t w .-h v an elemenl of ’ g o o d for- tun* til o f f a n il* future AltlF.g i Mar. II to Apr. 1»> -If you sh ow devotion to those about you, you find they help you to atta in your gre* * n i m h i t t o n i Later, get Into the recreation that you really e n ­ joy. Find greater heppinraTA t III 1 (Apr. 20 to May -*n — It Would be win# to d«' t# more uf y ur time ami money on rinse ties today, and prove you ara devoted by kind tie*' I* Get fundam en tal affa ire well o r me n fted.- U i • a. in or c d 1r *■• t method (. t:M rv i (May Jl to Ju ne | : i -C on centrating upon what c»n be don# to make other* ha,*pier la Bn# today, and If > u writ* to thoM who want f*» beer from you, you make thl# com pie t# day. Vlelt where you can be a aource of light o lio w . • »h i o % ( m i . n i i r s :j «o July s n — u > t ( l n ( w ith alllaa an4 ta lk in g uvtr w h a t c an be do n e to be more pr-iductlve all around, U a fine } ) m o v * 11 * t a 11) pr 1n c l p 1# • a l r e a dy p r o v e n . May on the prarllval pl ane ii 24 25 • Sf.'-. to phen ointna! Beal fame In eti h Heid i can be achieved, tf a*ndlrd w Italy, cart imaoim* kky that srrpuw ft s i o w e psycho euTtrr in anp hio^ rtA i I cant locate N I R _ COMfARTKEHTl / carefully Li on* H i v e '-fill c o n e t ru- * v* • r t t Ud i i n , o t h e r w l e t t h e a t tie* ] tic l i i i i p c r a n r r n t here will ne u i 1 E U .S 3 U - M Y BLOOD RAW C O L D - CA: Id ymi KI > n U , MARCH 14. liMA U L iL lU L T I . M I K M ti l l Thl» Sunday you can tony > ourself ad ding l** your t ♦ • t* fit* by a tu d jin g th* t*e#'i w . v ■» and m ean t by which to hev# more understanding of 'ttir *, h» well aa ge tting yo u m « lf •* fore the gefteral pubBc In * more desirable and liilermeflng f**hb»n, 21 eke eur* that y »u so miss sues* » my PAueeTtRi \ mju *we thinks n* reAP. i ai'sr rm ptna )**kxapy» N0W,..IPO*rT know *M*a* *hi u v is y e w i Awip \J s ah*Ad u n d i a l i v e o p e r a t i o n a In ture. They h a v e f i n e use ( O O O S !i i«t aeAoolatei aiiizg*«t f"r mora lu- may 4 n f (*•»r ) , \v AJ ;) to ' dr««« (lieAir, yo u o tti contm t th« l i g h t p*r»on«. flt*t* your Aim*. G oing g la d ly to aocial fun ctio n ! brings b rn tf lt a In t h * future. r> VIHCiO (Aug 12 to Sep! 2:1 Many personal dutln* awAit you now ao that you c*n n u k * life let* d iff icu lt and happier In the eerller part of the r mIng week. l>»ok for geater harmony with clo»e flee. Be kind. LiiiKA (Sept. : i to Oct. : ; i Follow your hunch es and get Into social matter* that give you ch ance to Join w ith right pertona in fine mutual p r o j e c t Home new comer can develop In­ t o a fine friend Be gracluua b CO It I*t o (Octa 23 to Nov. 2*. > » Do whatev er w ill Increa*** preetige and recogn ition from the public In g en era l, whl h will also bring In a greater abundance. Be mort aware mundane affaira. Show you have wiadors, ability. s A G i r r A n i t g (Nog . : : •* Dec. 21 >— ,*'orget thoae petty a n n o y a n e t t and co n cen trate * n being very helpful to other* B r i n g more broad-minded la a mu*t. Thie will ra u te othrr* to he far ronra friendly, too l AI’HK OK> i Dec 22 to Jan *M 20>— Try not to t e ao ernotfonel. Phnd waye to «lellghf thoae who are cioe*ly related to you. Clear th* deck* for t<«ter thing* aa well, Oet thosa reaular duties out of the *•*>. AUt AIt It * (Jan 21 to Feta. ' B c r f . T H l S D IG I T D IA L IN G ' Horoscope Forecast * L sr t r ii I.KO (J uly 21 to Aug ?1> — You can g o to your frlende now and merely aek for /avo ra and they ay* gran ted, tf e t h i ­ cal, leg it im a t e B# m agnetic. You wilt lniprr»t favorably thoee ot hers you meet eoctally. 'I H U O (Aug 12 to Wept. I I ) — 1f you m ed itate, you ewIII know b elter how to serve thoae ) who mean a great deal to you. There are also m a tters you must atten d to con fide nta lly iHarner the info rm al l*»n you need. L l i m t ( Sept. 21 to Oct. 21) — Look to • very g^od and su bsta ntia! friend for Ih t Ideas you require nowf i o gain your particular aim* You h a v e fine talent*. Hag them for th* ea> tert atn m en t o f others. • t O H ritl (Oct. St to Mov 21) — Any civic <*c public duties you may have ahould be per- \ formed with h igh purpose sin ce ■ Many others will be b e n e f i t e d thereby Be proud o f w h at you do. Make your mark aa a good cttlaen. BAtilTT A R I l'g (Nov. 21 to Dec. 21)— |( yo u * re v a n l«> principles and ten et# that have p r o v e s t k e a e e l v e s In tho past, you c a a m a ke g rea ter progress now. Con sult w ith aagee and follo w Ideas S h o w wisdom . (C M tU lM d O s l t | a J-A ) ) �) p OUR BOARDING HOUSE Horoscope Forecast (Continued J r n n i Tage M.irrh 12. ’65—Page 3-A I SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith I-A) r i r m c n n x <D»<-. ♦; to Jan . 2 « )— K v . t r op p o rtun ity u p ra . le n t now to se rv e o thers who • re w o rth y and you m utt taka ad vg n tag * of w m i . T h l« opens up new o u tle t! for you a lio . Get new w eek p lanned tonight, A C It A f t lt ’ ft f Ja n J1 to Feb 19)— A chang e of a ttitu d e and eome co n stru ctiv e etepa you ta k e can m ake you r relatio n * • h ip w ith p a rtn era b elte r In th e fu tu re Avoid oppos i t i on. L iv e the f j o i d e n R u le. P i a t ' K I Feb. 10 to M sr. 10— A m o r e baatc ap proach to your p r o b l e m a t i c a l a f f a i r e la n e e e e a a r y If you w a n t tha s u p p o r t o f k in . Y ou ran I n c r e a s e p ro s­ p e rity a p p re c ia b ly . M ake your p lana today. i f v o t it m i l . ti i t n o n * T O 11AY* he or she. w ill f r o m t h e e a r l I e a t i c « l o o k u p o n hi m* s e lf o r h e rse lf a a a p o t e n t i a l hero , h e r o i n e E n c o u r a g e thla f i n e q u a Illy by g i v i n g m a n y •p o rta and other tra in in g that fen t e n c o u r a g e , plus t h e r e l i ­ g i o u s t r a i n i n g to keep y o u r p ro g en y on the rig h t ch ann el. T h e r e la great a b ilit y to ta ck le a b ig p ro ject an 1 b rin g It down to a w o rk ab le form u la. M O N D A Y , M A R C H IS . IM S GKMSItAL T K *I)ESC|R*| Y o u c e r t a i n l y are now r e a d y t o a t a r i t h i s w e e k rig h t b y r e d u c ­ i n g t o an Im proved condition w h a t e v e r you decided ov e r the w eek -en d la the in can ■ by w h i c h you w ant t o l i v e i n t h e d a y s a h e a d . Yo u c a n c h a n n e l y o u r a c tiv itie s In auch d ir e c ­ t io n ! w ith m uch ea*e. (let e v e ry th in g about you In apple* pte order. A ft I IE ft (M ar 21 to Apr. I D — B e g i n t h e w e e k p r o p e r l y by g e n i n g out those duties that e r r b e f o r e y o u w ith e n t h u s i a s m and have a pr odu ct ive day. First take any health t r e a t ­ m e n t s y ou need. T h e n g o - g o ! T \ l l l t f t ( A p r . 20 to M a y JO) -—G e t t i n g " y o u r abode more c h a r m i n g w ill Im p ress others m o r e a n d y o u m u s t dm am t o d a y . B e g ra c io u s In accep tin g in ­ v it a t io n s H ave a ch e e rfu l man* n er and do you r ahare of en ­ te rta in in g . too. ( ir .M I M (M ay SI to Ju n a 11) Improvements around your hums or business place are m a n d a t o r y n ow. alnca t h e y a d d v a l u e a n d c h a r m . Be m o r e c o g ­ n i s a n t of t he need* of f amily, Hio, Ho t h o u g h t f u l t h i n g s t o p l e a s e t he m. M i l l ) * < l l l l . t m r . A ( J u n e 12 i n J u l y S 1.1— ■ Y o u a b l y g e t t h e in f o r m a t i o n you need no w tha t w ill lead to g r e a t e r success In t h e f u t u r e . Y o u r r e g u l a r a l ­ l i e s g l a d l y c o - o p e r a t e w i t h you. S t a t e yo ur alma clearly. L E O ( J u l y 22 t o A u g S u ­ lly concentrating up«n the • m a i l e r t h i n g s t h a t b r i n g in quick benefits and forgetting ■those bi g d r e a m s f o r now y o n m a k e q u i c k p r o g r e s s G a t fi d of e a i r a vagancea. Th es a can be very h a r m f u l . V IIIU O ( A u g 22 t n S e p t 22) — » Tu*1y | n ic y •<u r pos 111on w 111 r e vi <\ how to Im prove it and k lv by se llin g 1 fine opjior 1 1] n 111■s m o u n d y««u You fin* h e a l t h a t t hi s time. Get I a bout socially tonight ami m ake wonderful contacts MURA tsepl 21 t o O c L IS) — It hy n ot «*t rid of w h a t e v e r h a s b e c o m e o h* l e t s a n d q u i t e u a t l n e s a n d r e p l a c e w i t h t he m o d e r n a n d t h a n e w ? Assist t h o s e w h o a r e In t r o u b l e . T h e y « r * tin a Id * t o u n d e r si a n d o w n pi tiblems " t u n r i o ( Oc t 21 t o N o r H i - Y»ni h a v e • v e r y g o o d f r i e n d w i t h wond erf ul Ideas to better ) " ' i r p e r s o n a l l i f e, a n d y >u a l i qui d l i s t e n t o h i m o r t i er Ge t o u t la t a r so< l a l l v Ot h e Te will b* \ t r y r e c e p t i v e t o you, k i n d ft A d i r T \ R t i ft Nov i: to D*-’ 2P i — D o i n g al l t h # s m a l l t a s k s t h a t a r e r e q u i r e d %o t h a t Too ye? on t h e l i g h t aids of p o l i f b a l h l g u i g s i» r i g i d n o w Ge t y n u r c r e d i t b e t t e r e d . H a v e It * a s l e r In t h * f u t u r e ( Ar u n HUY ( Dec s : t o J e n 101 — Di g i n t o t h e m i n u t e s of a, b \ 11e h p 1a n y«» n h ,i v a )u«f Pt of ( r «| Hi! a r m l y |t we l l \t ,*k » f h e f u t u r e m o r e s e c u r e . «\ . r reapnndence can bring good t i d i n g * If y o u a n a l y e e p r o p e r > A U t A l t l t * ( J a n 21 t o F e h I D — R* c o n sc l e n t l o u t In h a n d ­ ling a nyth in g m n e c t e l with g o v e r n m e n t . i o . t » *t,. k« - * c u r i U s a . et c . G * t e v e r y t h i n g tn o f d r r e a r l y T h e n i l e Vot e y o u r ­ s e l f t n loved one D IM KA (F e b . JO to Mar lo> — Kerioua t a l k * w i th p a r t n e r s w i l l re su lt in g re a ter c o - o p e r a ­ tion stud m l m eeting inf mind'* I f t h e r e a t e a n y j ml n f * y o u do n M a g r e e w i t h , p-. int t h e m o u t k i n d l y In. riot a r g u e IF All! It I VIII.I) l« HO It A T O D A Y . h r nr e h* will be on* o f t h o s e d e l i g h t f u l p e o p l e wh*< I n s i s t s u p o n b e i n g p r e n t * e in w l f a t he o r s h e Is e n g a g e d In K n » * v r r . f h * r s I* a t o g » t b o g g a ! down by d e t a i l a n d not g i v e f ul l a t t e n t i o n t o ' t h e bi g i s s u e * *t h a n d , a n d you m u s t t e ac h lo s t u d y t he o v e r ­ all a i m s fi r st T hi s ra te r* the l e v e l o f c<»nsrl u u s n s s * qui t k l y ••'Til# S t a r * Ini pel., the! do ■«( , r •angel.** AVkst y o u nasfic* of your life Is la rg ely up t* t i l l 1 G a r roll I t d g h t e r ' s I n d i v i d rial F o r e c a s t f or v o u r skgti fi.r A p r i l Is n o w r e a d y F u r y o u r c opy s end y o u r b l r t h d u t t a n d D u e to C a r r o l l Klghter Forecast. T h e J a t i f o r d H e r a l d Do* 1131 H o l l y w o - d 21, C a l i f o r n i a . Billy Caspar Leading Dora! . 7 Feminine h u m 4B Arboreal beme 50 (I re. n land Kitlmo S3 Kac. courea circuit MIAMI (U PI)-H llly Ca.per teed off in fait company to­ day in pursuit of a third vic­ tory in the $70,000 Dora I Open golf tournament, and everybody hid their eye« on the record tying 66 scored by Jay Hebert In a pro celebrity round. Hebert fired hla three-underpar 33 33 In the warmup round Wednesday, and collect­ ed top money of $500. The 66 tied the record for the extratough "blue monster" layout at Doral. 1 11 3 ■5 if r ~ r ~ r ~ I T I T rr 4 i” r ~ : ii) Ii ii ii a l) 31 a ii i r A ir New Post <1~ CINCINNATI, Ohio < U P l)Bob Delaney, who re.lgned a» a u lila n t football coach at the Unlvrrilly of Cincinnati, will lake over a similar position -al the Univernty of Minneiola on Monday, ' • I 7 Oceanic D” cr 3E“ ■ a a JO s a w 1 u 4T J! T t 41 41 41 M zr U 2 I OUk add filar MB STATE* EhTEiniS* AUK. J s !l �V * T H E S E V E N T H -D A T A D V E N T IS T CHURCH Corner Tth A Elm J . I* Marshall -------------- P ee to r S E RVICES IA T U R D A T — S a b b a th Schoo l _ _ t : l d »- m. W o r s h ip Berrien _ 11 ltd a. m. W ed naa day N l s b t P r a y e r S « r v l c e ------ T i l l p. ra. F IR S T BAP TIS T CHURCH 111 P e r k Aven ue r . B C h i n e e ________ P aeloy M orn in g W orship — 1:1* a- m. S u n d a y School — __ 1:1! a m. M o rn in g W ors hip — 11:10 e m. T r a in i n g Union _ 1:10 p m. E v e n i n g W oreh lp - T: tl p. m. W ed . P ra y er Service T i l l p. ra. Alliance E L D E R SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. nt H eeler Av*. B. H am ilton Orlffln _ P a sto r Sunday Sch ool ____ 0:40 a m. Morn ing W orehlp — 11:00 e- m. T r a in in g Union — l : l i p m. E v e n i n g Worship — T i l l p. m. P ra y er • • r v l o * ------ T:l» p. m. Assembly Of God P1NECREHT ASSEMBLY O P OOD CHURCH Cor. ITtb And Elm H. M. W ild er -------------- P e e lo r S u n d e y Sch oo l —— l : t ! e. ra. M orn in g Worahlp — 18:10 a. m. E v e n i n g Worehlp — T:lt p. tn. T o o t h S*rv. (Sun.) _ 4:00 p. m. M id - W e e k Serv. (W ed .) . T:J* p. m. Baptist C E N T R A L BA PTIST CHURCH Cor. I t l h SL A Oak Av*. Onll Smith — -------------- Peeto r S u n da y School — M l a. m. M orn in g W orehlp — l l i » * a. ra. T r a i n i n g Uunlon — d i l l P- m. E v e n i n g Service — _ BiOfl p. m. V'ed. P ra y er Ser vice M O p. m. Nuraery Open W T R R _______________I:* 9 P- » • Sunday N il* B r o sd ceel W E S T 8 ID E MISSIONARY BA PTIST CHURCH Ith Sl. * Hol ly Av*. Jo h n R. K i n g ------------ Peetor Sunday School ----- 10:08 a. m. 0 u n d ir Morn ing Worehlp — 11:00 !• tnHundey E v e n i n g Worehlp _ 1:10 p. m. W adneedey Prayer S e r v i c e ---- - 1:1* P- ra. 't Episcopal Methodist CHRIST CHURCH Chureh Str eeL L o n g w o o d Fr. Charles W. I t e w o r L Jr. V lcer H o ly Com munion — l : M a m. F a m i l y Ser vice A Cl e e s e s 1:11 a m. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onore R d , e l Woodland A v e , Rev. John H. H ires J r , r e e t o r Church School _ t i l t a m. H o rn in g Worehlp — 11 :o« a m. MTF ---------------------- - l i t * P. ra. Baptist Adventist CH RISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 P a rk Avn. nt I t t h SL R ev. Cliffo rd E. Ilnrrod. P e e to r S u n day Schoo l — *:<! a- tn. W o rship Service — ! l : o o a. m. E v e n i n g W orehlp — M O p• m. A llia n ce Y ouih F ellow ship ( T u e e ) d:!« p. ra. ,* HOLT CROSS d l l A P ark A v a Fr. Le roy D. Eloper, R ecto r H oly Com munion T ill a m. F a m i l y S erv ice and S u n day School _ _ 1.88 a. m. Morn ing P ra y er ( F ir s t Sunday — H o ly Communion 11:11 a BAPTIST MISSION E N T ER P R IS E S u n day S c h o o l _____ 0:41 a ra. Morning W orehlp - 11:00 a ra. T r a in in g Union ------ 0:40 p. ra. E v e n i n g W orehlp — T;10 p. m. Wed. Night P ra y er Mealing _ T:10 p. m. Rev. R. J. B o y n t o n ___ P eeto r Free Methodist Christian F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner t l h SL en d Laure l A v a Rev. L »L K e l l e y _ _ P a sto r T ele ph on e: I l l - T t l l Sunday School ___ l : t t a m. Morning Worship __ 10:41 a m. E v e n i n g W ors hip _ T;00 p. ra. Wed. P r a y e r Ser vice T:10 p. ca F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT S Sanford A v a IL Vornon F uller Sunday S c h o o l ------1:10 a ra. M o rn ln s Wors hip - 11:00 a ra. Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CH RIST l t l l P erk Aven u e Be rt Brown ______ E v a n g e l i s t Sunday Bible Study ------— 10:00 a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. E v e n i n g BervU* — 0:10 p. m. Be* "Herald ot Truth” 1 p. ra. Sunday on Channel I ( Tuesday Ladlaa Bible Claaa _ 1:10 a. ra. Man'* C l a a e ------ — M 0 P- ra. Wednaaday Bible C l e e * ______ M 0 P ™. Lutheran GOOD S H E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH Hud A Orlando Drive H w y. IT -lt ) Sanford, F lorida Itt-T Ill The Rev. J. Gordon P o o r y, F etlor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a ra. Morn ing Worehlp _ 11:00 a m. C om m union—F lr et Sunday Id E ach Month K i n d erg a rten en d Nurs ery CHURCH OF CHRIST Oenevn n e l p h Brewer Jr. E v e n g a lla t Blbl* f c h o o l --------- 1:10 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 1:10 a mE en ln g Worehlp — 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Ser vice 1:00 p. m- P1NECRE8T BAPTIST CHURCH Onorn Itoed M orning Worehlp . 11:00 *Sundey School . . . — 0:11 A. T r a in in g U n i o n ----- 0 : l t p E v e n in g Worahlp — 1:10 p. Wad Officer* A Teacher* M e e t i n g ------------ — 0:10 p. PAOLA CHURCH Ob CHRIST H i g h w a y 40 W eel Morris R u b y ------- E v a n g e l i s t Bible Clee* ______ 10:00 a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. E v e n in g Worehlp — 0:08 p m. Blbl* Cleaeee Wed. - T:10 p. m- JORDAN MISSIONARY I4APTIST CHURCH 1011 w Fir st Street Sunday S c h o o l ___ 10:00 *_ m. Mu rnlng Worahlp 11:00 a ro. Illbl* Study iS u n d a y ) T:00 p m. E v angaltatlo Ser vice 1:00 p. m. Wad Prayer Meat _ 1:00 p m. Bill S t a p h a n * ----------------Paalor A Cordial W elco m e to All FIR ST THE CHURCH FOR ALL ALL FO R THE CHURCH TH# Church k th* ir*« lr*l ttcinr for th* building of dhnir»i> Iff and gCKidl d flm w hip l l i* a ilorahouif of •piniual va!uc« Withoul a •trong Church, neither democracy nor dvilixation can aurvive There* art four aourvd naam a why every je n o n »hould attend ierviaw rrguUrly and aupfiort the Church They are: * l) For hi* own take t 2 » For hla children'• aake. (3) For 111# take of hia community and nation i 4 ) For tha aaka of tlie Church itself, which newla hla moral and material auppurl Plan to go to church regu Urly and read your Bible daily. >m\ Mirth Christian Science CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Emit Second Str eet Sunday Service A Sunday School —_ 11:00 a. mSubject: "Subalanco" W adnaadar Service _ i:80 p m. K i - d l n g Room: lo l W. Flret W ta w d a y * : 10:10 a m — 4:10 p m Church Of God OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1741 Country Club Road Sponsored by Fir st B a p tist Chureh Rev, R. T. U e r r e t t ------Pealor Sunday School —— 0:41 a, m. Worehlp b*rvlc» — 11:00 *- m. Tr ain ing Union —— t : l l p m. E v e n in g W orehlp — T;10 p. m. Wed I'rayar Sarv. — 7:10 p m. CHURCH OF GOD l i n d A French L. II. A l f o r d _____ L........ Peetor Sundey S c h o o l ____0:4i a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. F.vangallatlc flarv. . . . T 00 p. m. F a m ily Night Service T. I». E Wad ____ I 10 p m. OSTE EN BAPTIST CHURCH IIWT. 41! Pb. MI-1114 F a,lor Chaatar W. Plank Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Mnrnlng Servlc# l l :c o a. m. T ra in in g Union 4:10 p- rn. ICvanlng Sarvlca — T:I0 p. m. U adnaaday Meeting* Org anisa tions ---- MO p rn. Prayer ____ M o p. m. C b o l r ______________ 1:10 p. ro. CHURCH OF GOD OK PROPIIECT 150! Elm Avanu* Rav. Robert Watch . . . Paatnr Sunday School _. . . * * & a m. Worahlp Ser vice l i c i t a m. E ng alia tic S i r * . __Tilt) p. m. Tueday: Blbl* T r a i n i n g ____T:4l p m. T hursday: Toung P eo p le gervlc* T:4I p m . LUTH ERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 101 W. l l t h Place "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" end TV "Tbla la the Life" Herbert IV. Ooaraa ____F actor Sunde r School —__ 1:11 a m. W ors hip Service _ lu lu a m. K in d erg a rten end Nursery We linn’t consider it eavesdropping tn “hear” our children’s prayers. Nor is it too much trouble! In fact, it is part of our responsibility to God. For Mollie and Ted are His children, too. Parents are partnen with—not substitutes for—our Heavenly Father. It is Ibis sense of partnership that has brought faith and the Chureh into the life of our family. We are not foolishly depending on our mere adulthood to in­ spire character in them. We do not command that they do what we say, not what we do. And we never sit at home while they are in Church, as though the truth they have gone to seek weren’t worth a grownup's effort Gnypjrrif fcj / K •L*ur AdiMrUmikg S*rvicm, Ime. Strmimrt. Vm. Sunday Eiodus 11:1).21 Monday Daulaforwmy 18-1) Tuoeday Joha 11:12-20 | tsi2? t gjp t ^77 t <siz> t <ll2? t Wednaaday Roman* 10:14-21 Thursday Colaaelane I:) - I4 + crfT? t Friday I Timothy 44-14 F IR ST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH W o m e n ’s Club Bu ilding 101 Oak A v a D o rw a rd H. K n ig h t J r , P en is * 1 Sunday School ... _ 1:41 a m. W ors hip Service .— T;10 p. m. Nazarene F IR S T CH URCH OP TH E NAZARENE W. Ind SL At Maple Av*. Paul B l c k e * __________ P a sto r Sunday School — 1:11 a m. Morn ing W orship _ 10:10 a m. T s u th Hour ______ _ 0:00 p. m. E v a n g e lis tic Sarvlo* 1:00 p. m. Mid-W eak Service (W ed .) T:00 p. m. Third Sunday S ln g a plretlo a l : M p. m. F IR ST CHURCH THE NAZ ARENE Leke Mery, F l a Rev. W. U Holcombs, Facto* Sunday a _ _ Bible School 11:00 a m . _Morning Worship 1:00 p. m. __ E v e n in g Service 1:00 p. m. _ Wad. M id -W eek Prayer Bervlcae T. 0 S p. m. _ L e st Wed. M iss­ ion ary Service OP Pentecostal FIR ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 1*1 Orange Str eet Rav E. Ruth G r a n t _Pastor Sunday S c h o o l ___ 10:00 a m. Morning Worehlp _ 11:00 a m. Sunday E v e n in g _ T:!0 p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ T:lo p. m. Conquerors Meeting F r i d a y --------------1:10 p. m. Presbyterian METHODIST CHURCH i l t Park Ava. Rev. Robert M. Janklna, Paalor Morning Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School _ _ l : l i a m. Morning Worehlp __ I Ok A a m. MTF M e e t i n g s __ 1:10 p. m. (Ih termadteia, Senior) E v e n in g Worahlp __ T;lo p. m. F IR ST P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Smnford, F it Oak Avt, A l t d St. Grovtr C- 8« w«ll Jr. _ Factor E d g a r W. Smith Jr. A * a la U n l Pa at or Church S c h o o l _____ 1:41 a~ m. i * H l o n Meats —__ 19;4& au m, Morning Worship 11:00 a.- m. P la n ter Fello w sh ip _ i;00 p. m, Senior 111 F ello w sh ip i;D 0 p. m. E v e n in g Worship 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer M eetin g 7:00 p. m. Saha-dry Hebrew* i:M 4 t crfT? t <si2? t <3±Z7 t <StZ> Southern Methodist Methodist F IR S T We figure God wants us st the listening post, to monitor their spiritual searchings, to shart with them the blessings llo baa given ua alb CH RIST METHODIST CHURCH S unle nd E s t e l e a Cltrun H eig h t* Rev. C h a rles A H o g g __ P a st o r Chureh School _ _ _ l : t l a m. Morning Worship __ 11:00 a m. M T F __________ __ 0:10 p. m. Eve. W o r s h i p ___ . 7:10 p. m. Wed. P ra y er S erv ice T:!0 p m. GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W. E T l m n i a ____Pa etc Sunday School _ _ p:*g *. Morning Sarvlcaa „ l l : c o a m. Choir P reetlce Wad. 1:10 p. m. Every On* Weloom*. COVENANT PRES BY T ER IA N I t 7II S o u t h O r l a n d o D r i v e Thomae H. M a k l n ___ Pastor W o r s h i p ____ __ __,_ | : 0 0 Churoh School _ a- m. 10:00 a. m. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. HARRELL St BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and S taff ' NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing St Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. lat. St., Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. St M rs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. . 119 W. F irst, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S taff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and S taff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Ine. Harold Slama and Employees WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunica I. Wilson and S taff L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida A. DUD A & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J . M. Cameron and S taff HILL LUMBER St HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose Sl Wilks Bowman St Employees STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and S taff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. STENSTROM REALTY Herb StenBtrom and S taff PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S taff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST An tioch B o p t tit Church. Ovt*4* Jantrel B ap tist Church. 1111 Och Ave. C h u l u s U P i n t Be ptlet Church CbuluetA Boptlct Million Elder Springe U cp lU t Church. I l l Li li in i n ltd r t r i t i i i p t U t Church. I l l Pork Ac*. F rie n d s h ip Bap tist Church Pf A l t a m o n t e S p rin gs RL I I I. A lt* m o n te S p r l i f i F ir s t B e p t i s t Church e t DeB err F lr et B e p t le t Church 4 t G en ev a F ir st B e p t le t Church nt Luke Marr F l r e l B e p t le t Church o t L eke Monroe F i r s t B e p t le l Church o l Longwood, Oar. Church a O m n i F lr e t Bh p U et Church e l Orlede F i r s t B e p l U t Church s t Bn* Lunds Spring* F ir s t Shiloh M ission ary B e p t i s t Church, U S t W. l l i h SI F o r e e l C lip Uaptlet Church F e u n l e l u Meed B a p t ist Church. Oulodo Lo p s S e u l h s r a B u p tU t Mleelen, C h u lu u U B Church North H i. M leeleee rp k eptUt X u urprles M ission B eptU t Church Morn ing Glory B e p l U t Churoh, O e e e r e H*T. Ml O il po M Uelen er p B e p t le t Church, Ben LeeAn Apr Use 5U, Longwood ML Eton M Uelenerp B e pllo t. Slpce Apt. N ew ML C elr e r p M U elen erp BeptU t 1101 W. I t l h SL * N ew S elcm P rim itiv e B e p t le t Church. U 0 0 W. It t h SL N ew ML t l o n Beptlet Church, 1TI0 P eer Are O e h l e w n B e p l U t Chapel. I I U W. | I U S l Octecn B e p t U t c h u r c h I'lnccrecl B e p l U t Church, t i l W. Oner* Rd. P rairie L e k c B e p t U t Church, R id ge H d , Fere Ferk P rogrcee M Uelenerp B e p l U t Churoh. Midway Second Shiloh MUelnnnrp B e p t l e l Church. Ninth A H ickory i t Jnm ce M u i l c n n r y B e p t U t Ckurck Bte. ltd 111 Oateen I t F eu l MU alonery B epU n t Ckurck. Il h SL SL M t t t h i w n MU alonery B e p t U t Ckurck C an een H e i g h t s St John'* Mlee l e a n e r B e p t U t Church. I t * c y p r e s * SL i Te mple B e p t U t Chureh, F e l m Spring* R d . A lta m o n te S p rin g ! Weatalde MU alonery B e p t U t Church, t i s B H o lly AP*. t i e s Hop* B e p l U t Church. I l l Orange Are. O A TH O U C Church a t t h e N a t iv ity , L a k e Merr AU Soula Cntholla Church. I l l Oak Are. Roman C a l b e l U Mesa. Sporlemna'a Club, . Chut n o te St. Ann'a Catholic Church. F areh lng Il e c * . LaUery SL Mery M e s d e U n e Catholic Church, Mattland Are. A lta m o n te Springe CHRISTIAN P i n t C h r l i t l e a Church, HOT S Sanford Are. C o n g reg a tio n a l C h rU llen Church, ■**1 F erk Are. Ncrthetda ChrUllen Church, Pier II a H aven D r . Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church o f ChrliL t i l l I . F erk Ap«, Church a t Ch rUL Geneva Church o f ChrUI, L on gw ood Churoh o t ChrUL Fnoln CHURCH O F QOD Church church Church Church Ood. Ood. Ood. Ood 1(1 H ickory m i g. Fren ch Oviedo Mission, MjfrerprM* EPISCOPAL AU A f t • ot ot nt •t Sn laU Eptaoopsl V n I n y n f Ion Church B. D eB ery Christ Eplncapnl Church, L c a g w n o S All l e l n t i KpUcopaL Enterprise H e lp Crone XpleoopcL B a rk Av*. s t t t h LUTHERAN A ectnelos Lulhorn n Church, Ovnrbroek O r , Ceeeelberrp Uoo d Shep herd U n i t e s Lutkera. 3100 R Orlande Dr. Lu tbarn a Churoh o t the Radaamar, l e i W. I t l h P ie c e Maaaleh Lu theran Church, A m erica s Legio n Hell. F relrl* Lake, Fern F erk SL Luka* L u th era n Church, RL «M Slnvln METHODIST B c r a c t t Memorial Methodic! Church. E. D eB erp A v * . E n le r p r U * Baer Lake Method!*! Church B eth el A.M.E. Church. C en een H aigh t* Ceeeelbe rrp C o m m u n ity M eth ed lit Church, H w y . I T - t l * P ln ey R id g e R d , Ceeealberry Da Bar y C om m u n ity M e l b e d U l Church W. H lg b le n d e , D eB err Christ Matbodlet Church . S unle nd E e le la o F lr et H e l h e d l a i Church, t i t P e r k Av*. F lr et M ethcd let Church o t Ovlcdc Fired Bouthern Methodlet Church W s n n n ' a Club I t ! Oak A v a F r e e M cth ed U t Church. 1(1 w . i l h SL O e a a v e Methodlet Church. G en ev a O ree* M e th ed lit Church. - O n ers K L O r e s t Chapel A.M.E. Church, Oviedo » O e k g r e v e Maihodlat Church, Ovledc O ctcca M et hod let Church F e e 1e W e e la y c n MelkodlsL RL H W. e t F e e la SL J em a e A M E . Sanford Ave. ■ L Mery'e A.M.E. Church SL RL d l l O itc o a ■L p e u r n Met hod ic! C h u r c h Oct cca Rd. Entnrprtaa Stafford H a m er l e i Method ic! Church a DC U cry NAXAREN B N e e a r e ia , W. ot th e F I to t Church Ind nt Maple th e Ncocr cn c, F ern Perk Chureh *t O'Brien R d , Fern Park L e k c Merp Church a t lh * Nccc rcnn P R E S B Y T E R IA N Com muni Ip P ro cb y tcr U n Church. L a k e Harp F ir st P resb y t e r ia n Church, Oak A t *. a sl F lr*t F r t i b y l t r l e a Church. Cnsnelbnrry F ir s t P rccb y lcrtna Church *1 DcBnry, K. H l s h l n a S P resb y t e r ia n Church * t Th a C o venant IT U a Orlando Dr. ■L A n d rew s P resb y teria n Church t i l l L ea- its ftfal fcrk, Dr_ B ftr L tkl Up aa la C om m u n ity P ro eb yterten Church. U p a n ls Rd. W cctm ln letor F reeb yte rlan Church, H cw cU ferk , Kl III S E V E N T H DAT ADVE NTIST F o rce! L eke l e v e n t h - d e y Ad v en tis t Church. H wy. t i l . F o rest City Seveath-dey A dventist Church. M aitland A v n , A lta m o n te Springs Bentord Sev en th-d a y Ad v ea tlo t Church, S ev en th a Elm OTHER CHURCHES alien"! A M E. Church. Olive A I t t h Church ot Ood In ch rteL Oviedo Chulnoln Com munity Church Church o t Ood nt Prop hecy, HIT Elm Avn. Church o t Ood Mtaolon, Enterprise Church o t J e s u s Christ e t La tter Da y •elate, n i l Perk A va Com m unity Chapel, A ltam on te Springe E eetern Orthodox Church. I L J o h n s Chry­ so sto m Chepel. H w y. IT.II. Fern P ark C o n g ro g etlo a Both I s r a e l l l t h A Mmgnolls F lr e t Churoh e t ChrUL S clea tleL IS* E. Ind SL K in g d o m Hall e t Jehovah's W itn e ss Lake H o a r s e UalL t i l l W. Third SL Flret P e a tec o eln l Church o f L o n g w o o d F u l l Ooepel Taber nacle t i l l Counlrp Club UL Oliva Uollnena Church, Oak H ill Hd. Osteen P ln e c r e e t A sse m bly o t Ood, ITtb A Elm Beafo rS Alliance Church. U l l A P a r k A v a S e n i o r s C o n g reg a tio n o t Jo kavah'a W its e o e o a M l Sanford A v a Tha S alvation Army, 111 E. t a d SL U nity Chureh at Sanford, M l X. l e t SL V �I V l , t • . • , • . TC € ’ ) St. Johns Traffic Potential Phenomenal By Paul Breokahlr* (Second of Three) ® Potential commercial tra f­ fic at the Port of Sanford may Include a variety of eommoditice from citrus to ce­ ment. The principal export cargo, according to the engineering study made for the Seminole County Chamber of Com. merce by Lockwood Greene * Engineers, Ine., would be can­ ned non-perishable citrus pro­ ducts. In a one-year period 196263, a total of 195,362 tons of this commodity moved to ci­ ties located on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. In addition, about 60,000 tons of citrus pulp probably will be shipped to the New England area within the next two or three years. This is another potential commodity for barge transportation. Sugars, fertilizers and phos­ phates are other possible ex­ port cargos to be handled at the Port of Sanford. One firm, which wishes to remain confidential, indicates that it would be interested in shipping 25,000 to 100,000 tons a year of dry bulk com­ modity by barge to Sanford. The Orlando newspapers use approximately 20,000 tona of newsprint per year and this probsbly could pass through the port. A new newsprint mill is be­ ing constructed at Augusta, Ga., a city which already has a barge terminal on the Sa­ vannah River. Newspapers in this area may receive their newsprint from this mill in the future. Merry Brothers Shipping Company estimates that it would ship 3,000 to 6,000 tons of brick per year into San­ ford. They also have their own terminal facility on the Savannah River at Augusta. Another industry in the tri­ butary area using paper, and again whose identity must re­ main confidential, use* paper in the amount of about 6,000 tona per year. Columbia Nitrogen of Au­ gusta probably will ahlp 2,000 to 5,000 tons per year of liq­ uid bulk to the Sanford area by barge. If these cargos could become captive to barge trans­ portation using the Port of Sanford, they alone should Justify s one berth barge terminal facility, the engi­ neering study finds. Considering all three water­ way a — the St. Johns River, the Cross-Florida Barge Ca­ nal and tha St. Johns-Indian River Canal — it Is estimated that the Port of Sanford would handle between 500,000 to 650.000 tons of Import and export cargo per year. However, it is believed th st it will take a period of about fire year* to develop the potential traffic. "The Port must be sold and the advantagea of using wa­ ter transportation must be pointed out to manufacturers atil receivers of goods," the engineers believe. The engineering firm found that bsrge traffic on inland waterway* has been increas­ ing steadily over the years. Welcome . . . Squadron 6 . . . Thrice Welcome Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” c H lrr ib r a t f i * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # W EATHER: Partly cloudy th ru Tuesday, high 75-80; low tonight 53-62. c io < * Gerald L. Hensley, of 711 South Park, is credited with giving the police a big assist in helping catch a hit-and-run driver last week. Hensley chased the fleeing motorist on Highway 17-92, stopped him and held him for police. • • • Miss Joan Wilke, of the Seminole County clerk’s of­ fice, is credited with working out a recording procedure which will result in substan­ tial savings to the office. The monthly savings on utilities Will approximately pay for rental of the copying machine. The saving is expected to be more than Sl.noo annually. j,. * * * MrirS-^p Postmaster Cccile Heard: Why don’t you put on substitute earners to help your over-burdened substitute i.irriers? Saw one the other afternoon still delivering mad at 5:10 p.m. • • • Kiplinger Florida Letter, a well known news letter cir ciliated privately to business­ men and published in Wash ington, I) C . is quoted San ford (Fla.) is planning a tna rina on Lake Monroe, project to cover M acres Facilities will include a bound. probably to br run on concession basis * Jiave you noticed how the movie magazines have cap lured Jackie Kennedy? Sonu o! the current issues contain the following stories. ’’The Untold Story About ttie Ken nedys and Burtons." "The Man Who Waits for Jackie," "The Night Jackie Had To Say No to LUJ," "One Wom­ an Jackie Can Never For give," “Jackie Pleads: If Yon Love Me, Please Leave Me Alone." AH this and Jackie isn’t even in the movies and never has been! • • • Cleveland Amory, rated as a foremost social historian, will speak at Ihe banquet session of the Florida Federation of Humane Societies spring con vent ion March 20 rrt the Daytona Plaza. Daytona Beach. .* • . Channel 24, Central Flor ida’s educational television station, came on the air at 8:20 a m. today and all Sent inole County schools were ready for il, with TV sets In every room in secondary schools. . . . Members V the Seminole DeBary H e.Jt division arc scheduled to meet tonight at 8 p.m. at Bose and Wilk’s Restaurant. At that time re­ ports on the Heart fund drive are expected to be- about 75 per cent complete. Indications co far arc "encouraging, lay ■ President Luis Perez, Jt M.D. • * t. - Coming op in April is the Seminole County Chamber ol Commerce b i g boil-a-cade. Watch for more newa on thi*. Driver Unhurt t A Sanford man escaped in­ jury Sunday when hit late model automobile collided with a tree at 20th Street and Elm Avenue. Police eald Sam F. Walts, 40, of 706 Laurel Avenue, ap­ parently loat. control of hi* car and it rammed into a big tree. Damage to tha car was pa lima ted a t 11,000. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. MARCH 15. 1965 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 146 Profile Probe Reveals 6-7 Feet Of Muck A "profile probe” of a designated area of the.bottom of Lake Monroe ha* revealed "six to aeven feet of muck over the entire urea.” Thin was the finding as re­ ported to City Manager W. K. Knowles tiy Hurt I.ylel, engi­ neer with the Maurire H. Connell engineering f i r m , who conducted the probe with the assistance of City Engi­ neer AI Shaw and city work crews. Knowles said that t.ytel’s finds were to he tiansmitted to Connell, with a report from the engineering firm expecUd to be reecived here Tuesday or Wednesday. “ In view of I.ylel’* findings in the probe area, I have ask­ ed him to submit his recoinmcmlation* for « bm row area in the lake where suitable fill materials may Ire found,” Knowles said. The probe area extended approximately 1,400 feet out into tlie lake from tin* sea­ wall bulkhead and east am! west from the old bntidshc to Fort Mellon Park. It cov­ ered the proposed 15 acre site where the marina land­ fill would Ik- constructed. Knowles an iil that I.ylel would return this week to conduct further field investi­ gations into the Incaton of a suitable barrow are*. Cold Air Pours Into Midwest United Prrs* International Another l>u(ch of cold air poured Into the Midwest to­ day during the last week of winter. A tornado damaged trailers at Boynton Beach Sunday. Except for the West - and Gulf coastal states, subnormal I r m p e r a t u r r s prevailed throughout tile nation. It was six at Limestone, Maine, and 26 at Louisville, Ky., the same reading as at Anchorage, Alaska, early to­ day. The temperature dropped to seven below at Ucmidjl, Minn , Sunday. One to two inchea of anow fell in Pennsylvania and New York, and one inch dropped uii Denver, Colo. Thunderstorms i n t h e drought-stricken Los Angeles area produced only a few hundredths of an inch of rain. Ag Production Increase Urged CHICAGO (UPI) - Swedish economist Gunnar M y r d a I told the National Farmer* Union today there if ait urgent need for greatly increased ag­ ricultural p r o d u c t i o n "to avert world calamity." Myrdal said the need for food waa to urgent that U. S. farm problems might disap­ pear in * short time. Group Moving To Base From Washington S e lm a W all Rem oved SELMA, Ali. (UPI) -C lfy police today removed a 30-foot long wooden barricade called *)*'*’! the 'Selma Wall" put up to IV v* „ stop hundred* of white and Negro civil right* demonstra­ tors from marching on the county courthouse, HotK K. II. Kelley "Today is voter registration A group of 23 men, headed day. If they want to go down by Lt. Cdr. Harry Sarajian, and register, they can," said arrived by plane Salurday Public Salcty Commissioner night and Sunday afternoon Wilson Baker. front Norfolk, Va. The squad Baker pointed out Dallas rnn has just completed an County is under a federal eighth month deployment In court order to spoed up tha the Mediterranean aboard the registration process. aircraft carrier USS ForresTlie barricades were remov­ 1. ed at 7 a. m after the demon­ Elmer Cook William The squadron is being trans­ strators had maintained an­ H ejtK le ferred from its land base at other all-night vigil they first Whidbcy Island Naval Air Sta ARRESTED IN deuth took up last Wednesday at a lion at Oak Harbor, Wash., to — Dentil of the Rev, point on Sylvan Street in a Sanford Naval Air Station. Junius Reeb of Boston Negro housing area. The squadron's main body, lias resulted in slaying The demonstration on Syl­ led by Cdr. John Underwood in« charges iiffainst the Jr., commanding officer, re­ others s h o vv n above. van Street began as a prayer turned to Whidbcy Island, The death was tho re­ vigil and protest in the fatal beating of the Rev. James where the unit’s old A-3B Sky- sult of injuries t h e warrior boml<ora are being minister suffered while Reel), a 38-year-old white Uni­ tarian minister, attacked by turned over to other squad in Nelnm, Ain. whites last Tuesday mght. rons. Thi a group is expected (NEA Telephotos) A CattvoUc priest In Jackson­ to arrive 1b Sar.b.-rd about ville, Fla , Sunday referred to irti. * ' * ■ ~ Alabama Gov. George Wallace The squadron oat April l wilt a* "a mountain In the progress officially become a part of of brotherhood" and added Reconnaissance 'Attack Wing that "faith can move moun­ One at Sanford where the unit tains " will undergo training In Uumodern RA-3C Vigilante re Father John McShane was WASHINGTON (UPI) — one of a group of white and conn ah sance-at lack bomber. Some 35 men scheduled to Flr»N«ln St*ii. Georg A Negro ministers who spoke to Join Ihe squadron are current-] Sriui ihiTu m*y!» civil rights j a gathering of 700 j>er*ons In ly attending schools at the m A irhetfi in ictm a, Ala., j a church as peaceful demontiase. Additional VAN 6 per | " aI k h j M lir irivi n full flee- sl rations ami marches wers sonnel are to report lo San [ tlmn hi it HVfl 1 n any high- held In several Florida cities lord prior lo April I Tidal lo protest Alabama officials' way tliry rimont* unit strength will be about 275 "In fact, if l were Hie gov­ handling of the racial trouble men. ernor of Alabama, I would in Selma. Welcoming ceremonies plan I More than 2.000 Negroes and ussure full police protect ion ned by YAH 6 wiw-s and San so lung as Ihcy matched In whites marched peacefully for ford Navy personnel were up single file and were liut haz­ atxiut 20 blocks in Miami to set when Salurday night* air ardous to l raffle," Kmather* express sorrow over Ihe death lift arrived about Ihree hours said. of Rev. Reob. early. Preparations (or Ule Smalhers said that what A similar march was held in event did not go in vain, how­ has happened in Netrna ha* Fort Lauderdale, where atxiut ever, due lo the arrival of "played Into tlie hand* of 425 Negroes and 25 whites pa­ the second group Sunday those wlio wanted to sturl an raded through about a mile of afternoon. altercation in order to in­ town. flame the sensibilities of the In St Augustine, about ISO nation and thereby incite a Negroes walked without inci­ demand (or passage of addi tional hut unheeded civil dent for atxiut 16 blocks In tlie first demonstration of its kind lights laws." "All that is needed is for since last August when whites the attorney general’s office and Negroes exchanged blows elections where local officials to file an indictment agnlnst in the old slave market, refuse to register applicants. Atxiut 45 whilci gathered in reginti urs In Alabama who —Stitf new federal criminal are allegedly preventing Ne­ fiijut of the U. S. Post Office penalties against local offic­ groes from registering to building in Tallahassee to con­ duct memorial services. ials, including police or state vole there." troopers, who use force, coer­ cion br discriminatory devices to deny ellgiblle persons the OPEN FRIDAY rigid to register and vote. An administration spokes­ NITE TIL 9 man said six states—Albania, ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m Georgia, Louisiana, Mississi­ ppi, South Carolina and Vir­ ginia— where an alleged pat­ tern of voter discrimination exists would feci the full Im­ pact of the bill. The bill also would strike di­ rectly at strife-torn Selma, MIR" SHIRTS Ala., where local and slate of­ AND SHIFTS ficial! have been accused of denying Negroes the right to FOR GIRLS register snd to vote. At a White House meeting Sunday, Johnson's key civil rights advisers and congres­ sional leaders held a last-min­ ute review of the President’s special message and of plana What fashion, what for accompanying legislation, funl 8 I • * p shift! due to be submitted to the law­ snd shirts in color­ maker's Wednesday. ful p r i n t s that wash I Scoop tham Johnson's news conference up nowl In (Iris1 Saturday followed an lntenslv* sizes 4 to 14. three-hour meeting with Ala­ f bama Gov. George C. Wallace. The President said afterward CHARGE IT! that what happened in Selma March 7 waa “ an American tragedy." • Navy personnel of Heavy Attack Squadron 6, about to convert from the old Sky-war­ rior bombers to the sleek new Igilante reconnaissance - atack Jcls, have started arrivii)t at Sanford Naval Air Sta- Smalhers Favors 'Full Freedom' V All-6 FLEUR-DE-LIS insltrnln was delivered to Sail lord Naval Air Station by Lt. Cdr. Harry Sarajian (rig h t), officcr-in-churgc of the firs t Heavy A Mack Fniiadron 6 detachment, and by Lt. A. li. Shelly, xi|un(ln>» operations officer, on their arrival lale Saturday night. (Navy l'hoto) LBJ Takes Civil lights To Nation WASHINGTON (UPI) — Correct a deep and very un | gresswnal leader* In make an President Johnson goes before just flaw ,n American deinu- eviraurrdinary appearance be Congress and the natiun to- crary." lore a Joint session of the night to outline the voting The Chief Executive accept ll<-u*e arid Senate at 9 p. m rights measure lie hopes will eil an invitation from eon IJ ST I Majoi television and Tiger Island Targets Destroyed SAIGON (UPI) — More than 100 U. S. fighter bomb­ ers today blasted a huge Communist a m muni lion sup­ ply area in North Viet Nafn only toe miles from Hanoi, North Viet Nam’s capital. The planes—most of them from 1), fi. Navy aircraft rarrier* — flew deep Into North Vietnamese territory to htm m er the Pbu Qul am­ munition dump with bombs and rockrts. SAIGON (U Pli — U. S. warplanes rained bombs and rockets on Communist North Viet Nam today in a power­ ful followup to a slushing air attack aguinst a North Viet­ namese naval base in the South China Sea. American official* here anliounrcd Dial today's raid was in retaliation for continuing acta of sabotage and terror­ ism by Communist forces in South Viet Nam. I t followed-by less than 24 hours a U. S.-supported as­ sault by 26 South Vietnamese fighter-bombers on Tigrr Is­ land, a major Communist base just north of the iTtii parallel. The targets and number of planes involved in today's mission was not immediately disclosed. An American m i l i t a r y spokesman said there was a new policy against revealing details of ‘'support-type" mis­ sions iri which the Vietnamese air force plays the major role in the actual bombings while U. S. plane* knock out Communist anti-aircraft bat­ teries. Sunday's raid fell into tliut category. Nguyen Cao Ky', the flamboyant commander of the South Vietnamese air force, flew the lead plane. Two American Air Force pil­ ots, both colonels, were utmard participating U. S. jets and fighter-bombers. A government communique said targets on Tiger Island— u reconnaissance control cent­ er and several supply depots unit barrack* were destroy­ ed The communique .aid the island w a s * major mondial ing point for Mijiply slops Infiltiating South Viet Nam, North Viet Num protested the attack us ‘ a new act of wai " Unde tlie raid against North Viet Nam was In prog­ ress Sunday, U. S, jet air­ craft flew 31 romlml sorties against Communist positions inside South Viet Nam, These attacks were directed against guerrillas m Hsu Nghla Prov­ ince just northwest o f Saigon and in Tay Ninh I'mvince 50 miles northwest o f the cap­ ital. U. fv. Marine Corps offi­ cials at Da Nang today strengthened safely proced­ u r e around the big Ameri­ can air base there following the death of a Marine enlist­ ed men shot by an edgy bud­ dy who mistook him for a Communist infiltrator. radio networks planned live coverage of the event. Johnson’s dramatic decision to take his r u e to Congress and Ihe nation underscored the gravity with which he views tho current civil rights crisis m Alabama. It |v highly unusual for a president to address Congress personally except when dellvering hi* annual Stale of the Union message or speaking on matters of grave national em­ ergency Johnson announced st a new* conference that he would ask Congress to wipe out all dis­ criminatory barriers to Negro voting and sutntitule a single, uniform standard for easy votcr ^registration. Ttie proposals, hammered out by Ally. Gen Nicholas DcB. Kalien bach and Senate leaders of both parties during the past week, would affect Immediately 500 counties in the South where Negroes have been denied the right to bal­ lot. ’ The voting rights measure Is expected to contain three principal features: —A ban on discriminatory, county and stale literacy tests. —Appointment of federal registrars to assure that quali­ fied voters sre showed to bal­ lot in loc*1, stale and federal Tonight Ien n eu f 63rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 1.50 V ----------r - - c .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 12, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 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 12, 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