26 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7e9a4442a0a0ada4b5a5632b919cd8cf.pdf c01852aeadcbb5c2e47bd3c95d870b40 PDF Text Text .1 T. L », Documentary 'Gold Mine' Found In Box ®h* B inturB W rrill Pago 4-A— Feb. 11, 1965 Service Station Aides, Clients Warned Of Law Smoking around the g*»oltna pump* at Florida's sereice aUtions is going to be stopped, according to Bert Voorheea, president of Allied Gasoline ReUllers Association o f Florida, In a recent meeting with W, T. Knight, chief deputy firs marshall for tha State of rids, it was pointed out that tha fire coda was being violat­ ed by service sUtlon employee and customers smoking while their car was being filled with gasoline. "No Smoking" signs are go­ ing up on the gaiollne islands to remind both employes and customers that smoking and gasoline are a dangerous com­ bination. Voorheaa sUted that AGRA will do everything it could as­ sist the sUla fire marshall in enforcing this regulation, lie will ask for reports on Feb. 20 from members of tha board o f director* of AGRA when they meet in St. Augustine about the enforcement of the “ no smoking" requirement in areas throughout the state. New Gimmick Answers If You’re Drunk BONN ilii’ I)—West German bar keepers have begun sell­ ing "tell yourself 1/ you're getting drunk" balloons. The bslloons change color according to the amount oi al­ cohol on the breath of the per­ son blowing them up. The man who put the bal­ loon* on the market, in de­ partment stores si well as bars, said thal within a week he had calls for 16 million of the gadgets. The bslloons were offered after stricter traffic laws made it an offense to drive while drunk even ii the driver was not Involved In an acci­ dent. Police have used balloons for about six years. They ire not admitted In German courts as evidence, but police say the balloons help them de­ cide who to pull in for a blood test. DAISY MAE nnci Li’! Abner (Maureen Boyle and Rusty Jepson) were ‘ married up” durinjf intermission nt Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Oviedo High senior class to help defray graduation expenses. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes February 8, 1965 Admission! Ernest Brolherion, William Brown, Judy Burtchael, R5vonda Coldwcll, Bess Crews, Charlie Dorton, Henry Foster, Marie Francis, Willie Galnrs, Marvclyn Grime, Kevin MeGiff, Jerry- Merriwcathkr, Henry Oliver, Blanney Sctney,. Dotlna Ann Southward, Hetty Ward, Dorothy Wilks^ Lucy Wilson, Elizabeth Young, Ar­ lene Ryan, Hanford; Arthur Buckley, DeBury; Jessie Jones, Lake Monroe. Dlsrhargra Jean Slary Adams, Gregg Hutton,-Dorothy Causey, Fran­ cis Charhonneau, Virginia Crosby, Carole Day, Larry Dodson, Henry Jaeger, Irene Lommcrse ami baby boy, Phyl­ lis Martin, Lydia Mokler, Yoklko Roy and baby girl, Laur­ ence Ryan, Sanford; Ruby Matthews, Loch Arbor; Irvin Norton, Maitland. FEBRUARY 6, IBM Sandy Anderson. Goodwin L. Anderson, Cornel Thompson, Alice Ha Redone, Joanne Scott, Bryan Brown, Fay Bellamy, Alfreds Burrows, Patricia Hol­ loway, Gladys Hamilton, Sue Tatum, Luella Shafer, Betty Robertson, Boby Boy Bender, Wanda Gail Ritchie, Sanford; Gladys Strcblow, Altamonte Springs; Clara Lee, Dcllary; John Hancock, Deltona; Wil­ liam H. Brown, Lake Mary; Mildred Case, , Ixmgwood; Mary E. X ttfill, Oateen Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Ryan. Sanford, baby boy and baby girl: Mr and Mrs. John Hol­ lowly, Ssnford, bsby girl. Discharges Judith Luhitz, Constantine DeWolksl, Ida Mac Hampton, Nora Newsome, Fannie Moore, Walter Brooks, Joyce Alex­ ander and baby boy. t-eonora Ashford, ‘ Joseph Smith Jr., Joann Smith, Susan Donahoe and baby boy, Sentorla R. Ward. Sanford. Fayverletfa Frazier. Altamonte Springs; Helen Barlow. Esther Cordes, Deltona; Mildred I’ aquin, Cassada; IfuUla Klbbe, Orlando DENVER (UPI) — Officials at the University of Denver finally got around to going through an old brown card­ board box which was shoved away In a corner of a library room. The box contained: —An oath of allegiance sign­ ed by George Washington and executed by Maj. Gen. Arthur St. Clair at Valley Forge on May 12, 1718. —A document appointing Jefferson Davis, who later be­ came president of, the Confed­ erate slates, as secretary of war under President Franklin Pierce in 1553. —The 14th known existing copy of the wallpaper edition of the Vicksburg (Miss.) Daily Citizen for July 4, 1853. —A Civil War rosier, a large collection of bank notes issued during the 1800s and stock-certificates from early . • Legion Unit Captures Honors By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Auxiliary of Campbell Lota* ing American Legion Post S3 of Sanford hai received a cit­ ation plaque and cash award from American Legion Aux­ iliary, Department o f Florida, for obtaining higher than quota membership. Through the memberahip committee, Mrs. Charles Webster, rhalrman, and Mr*. Russell Tench, Mrs. E. K. Baxter, and Mrs. Thco Stiles, total membership in the unit attained a rating of 133 per cent. Members of Ihe committee were cited by the unit presi­ dent, Mrs. Paul Pesold, at tha monthly meeting at the Post Home. Miss Frances Cobb showed the film, “ Old Glory," which will be shown through cour­ tesy of the Legion at local A report on the recent rummage sale was given by the chairman, Mrs. Hugh Wynn. Mrs. W. J. King told of sending boxes o f comfort articles to three veterans hospitals. Members were urged to write President Lyndon John­ son in efforts to prevent clos­ ing o f many of the VA hos­ pitals. It was voted that the aux­ iliary unit would pay all ex­ penses to send one girl to Girls State in Tallahassee this summer. Mrs. C. E. Hunter read a letter from the Costa Rican School Syitem, in reply to a letter from her, which thank­ ed the unit for its interest jn them. Mrs. Hunter also re­ ceived several school book* in Spanish which she will turn over to the Seminole High School Spanish department. . Colorado mining ventures. The meeting was opened Officials at the university said they had assumed the with devotions given by Mrs. box contained routine records. J. Q. Galloway who also serv­ By Jane Casselberry ON BEDROOM SUITES If *16800 Been W aiting W. Park 614-8916 ON LIVING ROOM SUITES In Your Gulden Opportunity To Buy At 11ere t What We Do- CHUCK HOLE SPECIAL! 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Oresman was by far the heaviest bidder in the sale of 25 work* of French impress ionist and post-impressionist painters which brought a total of 51,425,750. S A V E IS RIGHT N O W ! COM E SEE THE TIME T O It when winter Virginia Fatroskl P. O. Box 111* Hanford Phyllis Kugrnstaia FA 2-6254 Lake Mary Mystery Man Buys Paintings Showrooms For New Shipmenls Now On Order. M ajorette W ins Surely Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jlowe of Casselberry, took third plate Saturday in twirling competi­ tion in the intermediate di­ vision at the Gaiparilla Festi­ val In Tampa. Approximately 400 girl* from all over the state participated in the con­ test. A senior at Lyman High School, Handy has been active in the Majorette Corps of the Greyhound IUnd for the past four year* She plans to enter the Stars and Stripes NUTA Open in Eustls later this month. ed refreshments o f coffee and cookies at close of the busi­ ness. M A T H E R OF SANFORD'S GREAT 3 Piece Bedroom Suite Twirling Honor ichoota this week. FRID AY E V E N IN G 555 w T lit S T , SANFORD — PH, 322-2821 OTHER EVENINGS — OPEN FRIDAY T IL 9 P. M. — BY APPOINTMENT MATHER 203-09 E. FIRST ST. OF SANFORD PH O N E 322-0983 BU Y ON EASY C R ED IT a J* OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT TODAY �< Of Motorists Stranded In Blizzard ■r U . c LOc The Sanford Municipal Zoo will be livened up considerab­ ly Saturday afternoon. How? Two clowns, Mike and Cup­ cake, of the Clyde Beatty Cir­ cus will be tjjrre in person from 2 till.4 to have fun and play pranks on visitor*. They'll be giving away balloons and lollypops to the kids. You'll enjoy it, we feel sure. '• • • Bob Brown, Seminole Coun­ ty's toning director for the post several years, is back in Orange Memorial Hospital undergoing a series of tests. Bob reports his mysterious fever has been checked and he expects to be back at his desk soon. All hope so. • • * Congratulations to popular •'young" Gu* Sawyer, Cassel­ berry's town marshal, and his wife, Zeta, on their 65th wed­ ding anniversary. • • • ’ The Democratic Woman’s Club's of Seminole County will hold its regular meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. Catherine. Gehr in Lake Mary, Saturday at 2 pm. There is to be an election of officers and all Democratic women qte urged to attend. ■* * ■ Have you noticed bow nice the lots next to the f’olicc Station look all cleared o ff? City Commissioners did and commended the Chief, who said all credit w as due to City Manager i'ete Knowles. Work was done by city ptisoiyus. Sure looks nice. Mr. Knoiftpb. * • • S . B e e f s U p W Snow Blanket e a p o n r y Closes Schools . Hy United Press International Blizzards moved across the Midwest today, cholcinj* roads with more than foot o f snow. Hundreds o f motorists were feared stranded in wind-blown drifts between Omaha and Lincoln, Neb. Schools were closed throughout western Iowa, where up to 10 inches o f snow fell in an hour, and would-be travelers in Ne­ braska, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin were warn­ Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of Am erica” Will Retaliate In Full Force, iim t lit Dirksen States ( U lu * S a n f n r i * * AURORA, III. (U PI) — Senate Republican Leader Ev­ erett M. Dirksen said Presi­ dent Johnson told him the United Stites plan* to "step up our actions In Viet Nam.” “ We will give back as much as we receive, but we will not bomb Hanoi as of now,” Dirksen quoted John­ son, who filled him in by tel­ ephone on the latest Viet Nam developments. Dirksen ssid the United States is increasing Its mili­ tary hardware in South Viet Nam in the event of future "retaliations" against t h e North. "W e’rs beefing up our weaponry so when we have to retaliate, again we can really retaliate with full force, and even if it goes well beyond Ihc'mfTparallel,*" he said. "W e propose to meet these Viet Nam attacks and not for- a moment take them lying down." -v ~ phone 32$-2Gll Zip Code 32771 J ; . ■ W EATH ER: Cloudy and showers likely Saturday, high in 80s; low toiiighl in (IPs. Vi$L. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRL, TEHRUARY 12, 19(15 SA N IO R D , ______________ ' FLORIDA NO. ed to stay hnrnr. 125 School Board Endorses Metro 'Phone System Plagued By LD Delays, Inefficiency Liberalization Bid In Social; Security Law WASHINGTON — (Spl) Sen. George A, Smathers, in b<-h*I3—*4. himself—and. Sen. Spessard Holland, today intro­ duced in Hie Senate a hill to increase to 32.40U the amount Social Security recipients are permitted to earn without suf­ fering deductions in their oldWATCH FIT. WAITING age insurance benefits. AT WHITE HOUSE Under present law. for W a s h in g t o n iu it i—a AERIAL PHOTOS o f mood of watchful waiting every two dollars earned by a Iho Sanford Area - d e­ settled over the White House beneficiary tinder 72 with an pict present and p ro­ today while officials altempt­ annual inromc of SI,200 to $!,- p o s e d fligh t patterns ed to assess the latest devel­ 700, one dollar in benefits is fo r tliw Sanford Naval opments in the deepening withheld. For each dollar of A ir Station. Hlaeli-andannual earnings above JI.700. Viet Nam crisis. white lines in the upper an equal amount of one dol­ The President's official I photo outline the pre­ calendar contained only one lar in benefits is withheld s e n t take-off and or The effect of this law as it appointment hut it was ex­ pected that conferences with now stands, Smathers declar­ landing’ pattern for the his top military and diplo­ ed, is to penalize social secur­ east-west runway. Low ­ matic advisers would occupy ity recipients by making it er photo depicts how difficult or impossible for I ( w it h complet ion o f t he much of his day. Tickets aic out for the KiTiie Chief Executive three them to auplemcnt their bene­ north - south runway wants snnuml pancakssupper wi th funds front the times in the dark hours be- fits with outside earnings Mid sorUon, slated for MaJ$h f*tw dawn, got up and call­ In most cases, he pointed $f>.7 million requested gat ‘ Tak. Is th« club's o-Ly ed the White House "'situa­ out, these benefits art- totally , o f 0 o n t ' « e > s ) the fund raising activity and all tion room" to keep In touch nadequste to meet the finan N avy's je ts will circle funds go toward the scholar­ with isl needs of recipients and 1 east o f Sanford, clirtiin Vietnamese develop­ ship fund and tile work of the ments. eir dependents ntinu practically nil of liavs and Gills committee n addition to helping them Willie House Press Secrethe jet engine noise for j hjlunthropir*. and other club p Reedy soul r.Rc their financial problems, taryJ ( |CI»rn«* the city. Lake Monroe P • • * the Florida Senator stated, th** 1"frail•l»*nt is at the top o f the full or part time work ran Th inp> y u ou l' ht to know . iMI’k on Noi photo anil Lake Jessup ha\e an important psyrhologi 111.’Viii 'H ‘oiinty \* now Uikh**1 lumo* at thr at the Lotioni. Council cal value to social security re than V olina, |"ipijljit inn w l*P. Nat i" nal Si*i (N avy P h oto-) *y urre not. flier! i Un clptents A >par aig" pi psp lit ritlllllAt*1 * put noon. • For millions of our senior hut Brevard at I IP.IH'U ami Volu­ citizens " he continued, en sia at I 1:1.000. M XSSI VE AIR forced idleness means l*'ie * * * dom, a feeling of uselessness STRIKES MADE It's not unique that San­ SAIGON tU Pli — Military and futility and bad mental lleing ford shoppers go to Orlando. authorities disclosed today anil physical health Now that 1-4 is open, Orlan­ that massive air strike* by |ai d e to hold down a Job call do shoppers go to Tumps and U. S. and South Vietnamese give them a new lease on lly Jane Casselberry .1 a r k s o n v i l l e ; Jacksonville bombers against Communist life " ' The lirst annual Sm mil shoppers go to Atlanta and North Viet Nam dealt a Charily Horse Show being held Atlanta shoppers go to New heavy blow to Viet Cong WASHINGTON t lT D -I n d ; al Seminole Raceway in 1 as York. 1 don't know where sources of supply. More raids ana Sen Vance Hartkr intro solberry moves to an exc ting New Yorji goes," says Tom seemed likely. duccd a hill aimed at prevent­ climax this weekend with the Gilchrist, veep and general Communist China today ing recurrence of ncwsp*i>er judging of championship clisv raised the spectre of a Kor­ headlines such as "thousands es and the awarding Sun lay manager of WESH-TV. m m * ea-type war developing in of. Florida aged single living afternoon of the 12,600 prize A "Clock" reader called to South Viet Nam. in sin' fear benefit Inss If they money In the Walking Ih-ise The Peking regime said marry " question the purpose of those Florida Grapefruit G r a n d orange dome-shaped buttons some Chinese military units The bill, would revamp soc­ Championship Stakes slong 17-92 south of Sanford. "pledged support with actual ial security laws so widows Tonight's events stall al Seems she observed a motor­ deeds" for North Viet Nam. over age 62 could remarry 7 30 pm . and among tint out­ North Viet Nam termed the without losing benefits ist with a blow-out having a standing classes to he shewn rough time getting off the attacks "a new, most serious - Recent south Florida news­ are hackney ponies, Arabian i t.KAHWATER iL T I) — |their ladies, 'ronie to eat a highway because of those but­ war art." paper articles brought to horses .witli riders in nalri Will'll the last dessert plate seven course dinner of fish or Washington reports said a light tilt- situation when they costume, fine harness horses tons. And. ronie to think of ha; In eu rleaiid Irum tables prime roast iib>. and to enjoy new U. S. policy, going be­ reported thousands of elderly hunters and jumpers it, they are traffic hazards. in Hu* Harrison Hotel tonight. a mgfit ot piigillttlcs. • • • yond simply retaliation, ap­ couples moved in together Pioinoter Al King hopes Hie The programs will begin fiv< time middleweight boxing What better time than Na­ peared to be emerging. The but didn't marry for tear o! Saturday at 9 a m , 1 p m. and chump Sugar lla> Robinson light will bring both culture tional Boy Scout Week to an­ policy seemed to foreshadow losing money. 7 30 p in. and Sunday at 1.30 mil unknown Sunni Moore Mini dignity to professional nounce that a new troop is be­ still more air strikes against p in wit! step into a temporary 1boxing ing organixed hi Forest City North Vietnamese targets in lie feels that many men Exhibitors have come from n o . and |hiniii1 eaeli otliei lor with the Forest City Commun­ an effort to turn the tide of many parts of tins count!) lu iounds in an exhibition hesitate to lake thoir wives ity Association as sponsor. the anti-Cummunlst war. miu wild auditorium crowds, and Canada, as well as trum laiul Mora than 160 American Charles McPherson will he local areas, to participate in There’ ll he no h o a r s e hut would nut object if Hie scoutmaster, Gene Rucker his and South Vietnamese fight­ the show which is part of the screaming, uncouth words or (igtit wrre presented in a dilassistant, and first meeting is er - bombers blasted troop Sunshine Circuit. Proceeds stinging cigarette smoke from lerent way. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — set for March 1 in Forest City staging areas and supply de­ Robinson, -14. who will re­ will go to benefit Sunland the crowd, which might ex­ A new Titan 3A "switch en­ pot* in the Communist North Bsptist Church. Hospital's research program ceed 1.2W. It will be made up ceive a purse of (4,000 and J1 ,a • • Thursday in the biggest such gine" rocket circled earth to­ on mental retardation. ol well dressed gentlemen with 000 tor expenses, weighed in day in a near perfect orbit Forest City Community As­ action of the wer. at 161 pounds, while Moore The immediate cause of the alter a record setting perform­ sociation isn't satisfied with weighed 102 the State Road Board's deci­ reprisal raid was a Viet Cong ance that scut it twice room­ The clash will he refereed sion that traffic count and bombing attack on a U. S. ing from one path to another. by former world leatherHut experimenters apparent­ delay at lha three-way inter­ Army barrmcka at Qui Nhon weight king Willie Pep, section of SR 431 and SR 434 Wednesday night, Uking a ly were not as succeiaful with SR 436 warrants only a heavy toll of American lives. Thursday with a 69-pound ex­ perimental communications flashing traffic signal. AsMr. and Mrs Howard A satellite that hitched a ride in­ suciation president Allen For­ QUI NHON. South Viet Nam "Cold Facts" is the name Walking of Lockhart, escaped to space on the Titan third ward tells us that his group injury shorly after 10 a. m. (UPI) — Rescue crews today of the news bulletin for thr alage at a mission "bonus " plans to "keep pushing" for PITTSBURGH (UPI) — I. A spokesman reported early Lutheran Hour, sponsored today when the car in which freed the last known survivor • regulation traffic light at W. Abel clung to a diminish­ today that the satellite was by the Lutheran laym en's they were riding collided with from the rubble of a bombedthis danger spot. ed lead today in his challenge working well, but apparently league, SI. lauds. The fol­ an Atlantic Coast Line freight. out U. S. Army barracks. * * * . The enlisted man danced a Tiie mishap occurred at the Two Oviedo students at (or the presidency of the giant did not shoot itself into a far- lowing editor’s note precedes jig and shoujed to officers: Its current release: Eden Park Road crossing United Steelworker* union. reaching orbit as planned. Florida State University, .Suz­ "Now don’t you tell me 1 need However, he said indications "The cold fact Is that we near Forest City. anne Partin and Cyrus Daw- But optimism mounted in the Highway Patrol Trooper Jer­ a shave." sey III, made the dean's lilt camp of incumbent David J. were that i» had separated g o o f e d . We Inadvertent­ The courageous Gf, Sp. 4 properly from the versatile Ti­ ly sent you a release on Ihe ry Hawthorne 14 id Hie Walk­ for the last trimester. Sutanne McDonald. the Lutheran Hour broadcast ings were, hstaded north and Arthur G. Abcndschien, 30, of Abel’ a margin, which at one tan. is the daughter of Mr. and approximated 17,000 The Titan's third stage. It- lor March Zk and labeled it the train west when the two Deptford, N J., had been bur­ Mr*. Jim Partin and Cyrus is time the son of Rev. and Mrs. Cy­ voles, was reduced appreciab­ self, operated flawlessly and for Feb. It. Hcre'a a re­ collided Wnllring reported his ied in the debris for 33 hours rus Dawsey, of the Methodist ly Thursday when return be­ aet a record for U. S. rocketry lease on the real Feb. 26 vision was obscured by under­ and 33 minutes. But he showed tittle ill e f­ Church. Both students arc gan coming in from some of by starting and itoppfng three broadcast, entitled, "Where brush F.nginecr of the train' Did We FaIi7V' fects Bum Uic long ordeal. {was J. W. Saiapury, the larger U5W locals. time* in apace. ^opbomorc*. Sunland Show Proves Exciting mwA... BRIEFS South of the. storm's path, freezing rain turned highway* into ribbons of ice. The Wis­ consin traffic patrol said there was “ just one car after an­ other in the ditches" along roads In the south central part of the state. Baseball Dinner TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gpv. Haydon Bums Mid tho governor's annual baseball dinner will be held March 27 in Taippa. Kremlin W arn s MOSCOW (UPI) — Tha Severe thunderstorms hit Kremlin warned the United . .States lodav that it will not wide areas of the South, where . . ,,, . "g o unpunished" for the retornadoes , and windstorms taliatory air raids against Thursday Injured at least 12 communist North Viet Nam. persons. , Behind the powerful snow­ ‘Actual Deeds’ storms, much of northern TOKYO (UPI) — Commun­ Kansas, Iowa, eastern Nebras­ ist China said today its mili­ By Dottle Austin ka and souUieastern South tary units near Veit Nam, Seminole County a c h o o I Dakota lay paralyzed under Formosa and Hong Kong have heard officials, plagued by the worst blizzard in years. pledged to support North Vie| Hie nccessitjJjjr Lu^ distunes MOTUU.<Ftti-XBAI>rj „ b m "with actual deeds.'* p — " - - i* t f T ,, . ■, . . J •*' •-•ommurrietsjfzM* wr-trir— rcunty Il linois, have given Slate highway crews plowed K K K Probe hrnity endorsement to Hie e f­ through giant, shifting drifts WASHINGTON (UPI) — fort* of the Seminole County of snow between Omaha and The House Committee on UnChamber of Commerce to cs- Lincoln in an attempt to res- American Activities today Inidi *h a metropolitan tele­ cue motorists trapped over edged closer to an Inquiry in* phone system in the county. 'to the activiUes of the Ku Police said several hundred i Klux Klan. In a letter today to George Ton by, rliairman of the com­ vehicles were marooned along mittee which i* seeking to lift the highway about 27 nnlcs Road Plans MIAMI (UPI) — Gov. H ay Ihe long distance telephone cast of Lincoln. A record 2u inches of snow don Burns was due hereto day tinnier between north and south Seminole County, the covered Nebraska's capital to outline his administration's city of Lincoln while Omaha superhighway pisns for popuboard noted Hint "many mat­ was hurled under an 18 inch don Burns was due here today ter* of school business which blanket. lous Dade County. could he settled easily and The storm plastered DeWitt, quickie by telephone must Neb , with 29 inches of snow Support Pledged now he conducted by ether Thursday, and some com­ LONDON (UPI) Prim* means, thus causing unwanted munities in southwestern Iowa Minister Harold Wilson pledged delay and, often, less effiei* were lilt with lu inches in a British support for U. S. pol­ fm > single hour. icy in Viet Nam in a personal "This is to inform you, your call over the Washtngton-Loncommittee, the Seminole Coun­ STORM INTENSIFYING don hot line" to President ty Chamber of Corninet* and Four inches of fresh snow Johnson. the Public Utilitie* Commi* hit t Rochester. Minn., during S o n t P U c O f l sion of the State o f Florida thc night and Hie Weather ^ L 'l lC I I L U U CRESTVIEW (UPI) — Watthat this b ard believe* that It ore uu extended warnings of then- i* a definite nred for a up to one tool or more snow ter Spence, a former Okaloosa commissioner. has metropolitan telephone sys­ through Michigan's U p p c r “ umly Peninsula I |,m 'n «*nt*nced to two years tem Further, Ho* board en­ dorse* the action of the Cham­ Nearly a tool of snow was in jail or a 32.500 fine for his ber m seeding approve) of on the ground m north ernti al part in a 1362 television cable K.ih-js, when' tenqteratmes franchise scandal. thi* project." Heard a request by hoard dipped to lust above zero. Still Serious The Wrathrr Biileau said member Dr. A W Epp* Jr. JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — for ■ report f r o m t h e hua su­ Hie storm was inltmsilymg and Doctors reported here today dangerous " perintendent on saviog* ef­ Ihat Hie condition of coral For.ravicr* were xletter) to fected by rotting' „ ff I .Run bu* snake lute victim John B. rider* m»ide Hie two-mile watch for flash Roods today in Ivewi*. 18, is still "serious," western Tennessee alter limit; but Hut he is in little danger Thursday's torrential rams A p p r o v e d etiarg-ea o f g'J.lilt of dying. The Memphis Naval Air art hour for electricity and }5 .Station was drenched with 2', ‘ Back To W ork’ a night for janitorial a m ice inches of rain in six hours, WASHINGTON (L T D — for rlltirrh basketball team* bringing thr 24 hour total to A presidential panel today call­ to use I lie Sanford J u n ir nearly five inches. ed on all aim ing longshoremen High School gym; Tornadoes and straight lo go hack lo work immediate­ windstorms nearing hurricane ly while the dispute over a force slammed across parts of contract in the wx*st Gulf Texas, Louisiana and Arkan Coast area is submitted lo sas Thursday. mediation. The winter tempest was ac­ companied by iti-sli n< (IVe Revolt Scon lightning strikes and hall MEXICO C U T (U PI) - C u ­ GAINESVILLE (U P!) — storms. ban ex President Carlos Prio A delegation repie-enting the : Other twisters hit Uie out Socarras predicts that the ul­ new East Central, Florida uni­ 1skirls of Memphis. Trim , and timate overthrow of Fklel Casversity (three mile* south o( I)li- west • rentes! Alabama tro will lie brought about, at Oviedo) appeared tielore the town of Alicrvillr, where the east in part, by a revolt' of State Board of Regents here Weather Bureau said six p er-. ant communists in his own today In protest to the priori­ sons were injured. i massive army. ties list (or expanding the uni W'w'* versity system Tile delegation said the list Serving Sanford nnd would remove any chance of Seminole Counly Since 1950" opening the university hy the fall of 1966 as planned. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, the board's executive director, said the minimum needed in the next two years for capital Improvements and expansion * Authorized Sales & S e rv ice of the university system is S68 million. Rut some state legislators haw indicated the universities may not be able to get more than 130 million, the amount they are assured from a $30 million school bond issue. Culpepper said the priority list would set aside only S4.2 Lincoln million (or the unnamed EastCentral Florida university, Continental to be located on SR 320 south Every Type Repair of Oviedo in Orange County at On All the Seminole County line. Makes 4k .Models Bill Dial, president of First National Bank at Orlando, pro­ tested that when the state ap­ proved the bond issue it did ao in belief that the new univer­ 109 N. Palmetto Ava. sity will be constructed. Sanford, F|a. "W e feel *11.4 million is the (Corner •( Palmetto minimum that is needed by the g. Commercial) university to get started," Dial Culture Coming To New University The Squared Circle Faces $$ Delay 'Switch Engine' Near Perfect Oh Well, You Can’t Win ’Em All Still Undecided Lockhart Couple Unhurt In Crash Jubilant Gl HUNT L IN C O L N M ER C U R Y -Ate/icivu/ Comet 322-4884 v\ �I V I » *. I ®Hr VanTarS .Kev. Grover Irralh Page 2— Fri. Feb. 12. '65 Sewell God Given Courage I '**x V •»-* *' /*" i,i f place In society. He was to have a last visit with the doctor who felt he should give soma advice before thsir separation. Tha former soldier said, “ It’s all right, Doc; 1 remember the medicine you gave ma that day, and I think with that prescription I can gat along wall enough." Tha doctor Inquired as to what prescription ha was re­ ferring. The reply wee, “ Don’t you remember the day you told ma that If 1 could not do It myself, to let God help m a ?" Wall that did something to me. I felt sort of different inside, and as I thought about It, It began to coma over ma that maybe 1 could do It— that mayba 1 wasn’t finished after all." Our I-ord knew that tha courage to live In any century could coma adequately only by faith In a God who can, and who carea. This God has been revealed to ua in Jasui Christ. Learn of Him, live with Him, worship Him, and courage will be yours. Film On Nation's Greatness To Be Shown At Forest Lake Douglas, to get tha picture, Hy Maryann Mile* Seventh - D a y Adventists explored locations o f most will sponsor showing of the great events which atlrrrd film, "America, tha Greatness tha hearts and minds of That la Ours," in tha gym-1 naiium o f Forest Laka Acad- Americana and stimulated de­ sires of underdeveloped na­ cry at 8 p. m. Saturday. Tha dynamic film lectura tions. In cooperation of the Is a full length pola-color ad­ people, in costume, periods venture motion picture pro­ portrayed Include those of duced by Nall Douglas, axcowboys and trained horses plorar-adventurar and expert photographer who will ba a on active duty, of Indians special gueat. and their buffaloee, of early Tha film uncovers basic Americana In New England events' (n the world-shatter­ and tha Mlddlawest, of the ing history o f the United States which hava contributed Virginians In Jamestown and Williamsburg, of the French to world leadership. In New Orleans and of the Mormons In Utah. * ■ Cameras film through to Gold Rush in J848-40, the copper story end mineral riches galore. Mighty wond­ er* of ths nation are explored The Church of God. 2200 in the heltnry of Yellowstone, South French Avenue, San­ Yoeernlte, the lied I,and* of ford, will hava rsvlval sarv. the Tetona and the great comleas Tuesday through Satur­ bins farming of tha Pacific day of next week at 7:80 p.m. Northwest. The film will make ths en­ and next Sunday at 7 p.m. Evangelist will be Rev. Wood- tire Pacific Coait com* alive row Thomas, pastor o f tha and will feature America's West Laksland Church of 40th State, Alaska. Nominal admission charges God. Ha will be preaehlng the will be mad* for this special movie which la open to tha Full Gospel with special em­ publle. phasis on tha Pentecostal ex­ perience, the Baptism o f the Holy Ohoat according to Acta 1:1-4. Special music and ainglng will be provided by the church's choir and special singers under direction of Larry McDaniel, choir direct­ orBy Maryann Mile* This Saturday, at 8 p.m., Bear Lake Methodists op­ the local church will begin a ened the series study on tha 24-hour prayer vigil which book, “ Spanish Doorways," will ba continued until • p.m. last Sunday evening whan Tuesday. \ Mr*. Ellen Richardson, secre­ Rev. Lynn H. Alford, pas­ tary of missionary education tor, extends Invitation to tha and servlet of tha Orlando public to attend services of district, presented the first tha revival. session in form o f a skit. . Tha study, which will con­ tinue for ths next alx Sunday evening*, I* being conducted Jointly by Dip church's Coinmillion on Million* and tha Woman'a Society o f Chris­ tian Service. Church Of God Plans Revival Bear Lake Methodist Opens Study Course New Age Centre Organizes Here By Julia Bartoa A newly ■ formed group, ‘T b* Now Ago Centra," mat laat Sunday at ths home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKern ala, 114 Dolores Drive, Dol Kay Manor, A l t a m o n t * Spring*, fo r a non-denomina­ tion*] service o f those not ac­ tive In other churches. The well-known Rev. Enid Brady o f Daytona spoke on "Tha Word, Tha Heart and Meditation." ' Tb* attendance o f more than 20 persons cams from Apopka, ' Orlando,' Winter Park and Daytona. Meeting* o f tha group era planned for each Sunday at 1J a. a . at tha MtXsnsla anti! farther notice. All The third mretlng of the Pull Goepol Business Men's Fellowship will b* held Satur­ day at tha Sanford Woman’s sometime later when he law this young man walking on Club beginning with a Fellow, the hospital grounds with hla ship Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Both girl friend. men and woman are invited Finally the day came for and ministers will be served tha young man to leave the * hospital and taka hla rightful free of charges. A soldier cam* home from •war minus a lag. Ha had barn wounded severely but hit greatest physical loss was the 1«C. Another wound was In his fntnd. His despair was so rreat that he refused to apeak, oy try In any way to use an artificial limb, or cooperate In other ways to help himself, The family o f the younr man took him home where they proved to be over-lndulfe n t to the point that the doctor saw that unless the Injured soldier was flren bet­ ter help that ha would always be a hopeless invalid. He was pent back to a hospital where much was dona and said to try to awaken him but all was to no avail. The doctor, who was espe­ cially interested In the young man, finally became so exas­ perated with him that one day he shouted, “ All right, all right; If .you won't let any o f us help you— if you are ao stubborn that you won't even hilp yourself — why don't you let God help you." In a few days the young man was moving around suc­ cessfully on his new leg and the doctor said that ona o f the greatest thrills he had rs< reived In hla practice cams Speaker for the raeeUng, tc begin at 7i30 p.m., will be J. Mitchell Kreher, D.D.S., from Tampa. Dr. Kreher, born In Mobile, Ale., In 1936, graduated from lllllsbcro High School in Tampa In 1062; attended the University o f Florida and graduated from Emory Uni­ versity, School of Dentistry, In 1068. H* is vies president o f the Tamp* Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship Chapter and practices Christianity in hi* office as well a* in hla dally life. The Fellowship, which la made up of Christian Laymen of all faiths,, welcomes lay­ men and businessmen c f all faiths to Its meetings. Tha Full Gospel Business Man's Fellowship, International has a membership of more than 100,900 laymen in the United State* and'_ In foreign coun­ tries. Attendance for Satur­ day's meeting In Sanford is expected from Orlando, DeLand, Tampa, Mt. Dura, Or­ ange City, Palatka and Day­ tona. Elder Springs W M U Schedules Study Of Book The Woman’a Missionary Union of Eldar Springs Bap­ tist Church met Monday to maka plans to hava ths mis­ sion study book, "Winds of Change," on the first Monday night c f Week of Prayer, Marrh H, at the home of Mrs. Jean Blaylock. Mrs. C. W. Erg!*, Communlty Missions chairman, mads report which Included waye that members could b* brought a little closer to fel­ lowship. Tha president Mrs. Mildred R o g e r s , appointed Mrs. Margaret 'Parrish, Mrs. J e a n Blaylock and Mrs. Gladys Dempsey} M a com­ mittee to work with enlisting help for .Sunbeams, She also appointed Mrs. C. W. Ergle, Mrs. Jran Blaylock and Mrs, Buby Wads to work as a com­ mit!** in GA’s. A goal of |100 was set for Home Miseiona. After the business misting a very In­ formative program on ths 40th stata “ Alaska" w*s pre­ sented. Fifteen ladles wars present. R E V . HARROD Minister Takes Over Pulpit At Alliance Church Rev. Clifford E. llarrod has assumed duties aa pastor of t h e Sanford Alliance Church, Tark Avenue at 14th Street. A graduate o f Nyack Mis­ sionary College, Nyaek, N. Y., and Drew- Seminary, Madi­ son, N. J.,hs cornea her* with hla family from Morrietown, N. J., whe ha ministered in the Alliance Church for three years. H* also has served churches In Chatham and Jarsey City, N. J., Raleigh, N. C., and Roanoke, Va. A native of Elint, Mich., be*, fort .entering, tha ministry ha was an experimenUl tcol and HI* maker for General Motor*. He also owned and edited a weekly newspaper and haa worked for various large newspaper* on a part-time hasle whll* In the ministry. Ha has rsprsssnted ths Unit­ ed State* Chamber of Com­ merce In the area of public ralatlona and haa engaged In free-lance writing f6r many publlcatlops. During hie stay In Raleigh, he wee an aisliU nt bhaplaln in tha North Carolina Prison system and a regular panelist on a radio program dealing with family problems. For atvsral years he has been on the advisory board of Child Evangelism, International and on the advisory committs* of the Third US Army. In Reanoks, hs was a member of the faculty o f Shenandoah Christian College and ths Roanoks Bible Institute. Mrs. llarrod, the former Rena Bixby, also is from Flint and alUndsd Nyack Mission­ ary Ccllege. Sh* haa been ac­ tive In church work while rearing a family of five. The Harrods’ oldest son, Clifford Jr., Is married and lives In Dover, Ohio; Keith, also mar­ ried, Is a contractor In Ra­ leigh, N. C-i Bruce la a Junior at Virginia Tech In Blacks­ burg; Va-t Mark la a Junior at Seminole High Schcol, and Karan la a third-grader at Pinacrast School. Ths family will live In the parsonage at 180 Plnscrast Drive. Presbyterian Church o f the Covenant will dedicate Sun­ day at the 9 a. m. service a pulpit si-arf In memory of the late LL Michael Daniel Hornsby, USN, who with Mrs. Hornsby, united with the church last fall. Tha scarf, purchased from memorial fundi contributed by neighbors in Park Ridge and by friends of ths family In Austin, Tex., Is of red faille material with a gold Celtic Cross in the esnter. The memorial label, on the back,- bear* th* inscription embroidered in gold, "In Memory of Michael Daniel Hornsby,' USN, January 8, 1066." At the same service, newly elected officers of the church to be ordained and installed will be J. E. Blackman, elder; Charlee C. Kauffman, and Henry T. Slicer Jr., deacons. Rev. Thomas II, Makin, minister of th* church, an­ nounce! that a meeting of The Session will preesda th* sarv lea to racaiva members. Westminster Youths Visit Academy £ £ I .’ \C United Church Women Plan Annual World Day Of Prayer Plans for World Day of Prayer observed annually by tha Sanford Council of Unit­ ed Church Women were made at a masting of th* board members, committee chairmen and church representatives last Friday at Flret Christian Church with ths president, Mrs. R. Vernon Fuller, pre­ siding. Th* observation will taka place Friday, .Starch l , at 10 a. m. at First Christian Church with Mrs. Ed Smith, chairman of Christian World Missions, in charge. In other matter* of last week's meeting, reports were heard and the revised consti­ tution and by-laws reviewed and accepted. It was announced that M n. Fuller and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith will be delegates at­ tending the Stata Leadership Training ~ Course at Lak€ • A— ‘ '- f 'm 'c l d , March Officers o f th* Sanford C o u n c i l o f Churchwomen, other than Mrs. Fuller, are, Mr*. W. L. Gramkow Sr., vice president; Mrs. W. A. An­ derson, secretary, and Mrs. C. G. Kauffman, treasurer. The annual Qulat Day for Committee chairmen Include Women of tha Church of Holy Mrs. Ed Smith, Christian Cross Episcopal Church, BanWorld Missions; Mrs. Fred ford, is scheduled for Friday, Depson, Christian social re­ Feb. 20. between the hour* of lations; Mr*. Walter Maende0:80 e.m. and 12:80 p.m. rhine, Christian world rtla There will be a celebration tlons; Mr*. M. E. Baker, of the Holy Communion and UNICEF; Mr*. B. F. Whitn series of thrrs meditations nrr, migrant ministry; Mr*. led by Rev. LsBoy Soper, rec­ George E. Wells, public rela­ tor. > tions; Mr*. W. M. Young, leadership education and th* Church Women; Mrs. R. W. Repp, fellowship fund and Mrs. Smith, parliamentarian. ffoly Cross Schedules Quiet Day Revival Planned At Local Church Baptist Groups Plan Banquets aa Elder Springs Youth To Hear Missionary The ‘‘ Youth For Christ" of Elder Springs Baptist Church (not affiliated with Y. F. C. International) will have as Its feature speaker, at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Mias Pat Bonnail, missionary to Viet Nam. Mias Bonriell, now on fur­ lough, will be returning to Viet Nam In April or May. She will show slides of th* work in Viet Nam and give testimony as to how she felt when called to thia war torn country. Sunday evening at 7:46 she will show slides for ths reg­ ular church service and dis­ cuss tha needs of Vist Nam for Christ. Sht also will re­ late what affect th* war il having on Missionary work and what Christians in th* Jones and daughters, Tanya United States can do to best and Teresa; Mr*. Jack Hug- further th* cause of Christ gln* and ion, Ron, now of there. Newport News, Va., a n d Harry Carroll. Appropriate b a ck g rou n d music was provided through­ out the program by Mr*. Ruby Lady at tha organ. Th* By Maryana Miles Youth Choir, under dlrectolon Th* monthly dinner meet­ of Eltia Parkerson, sang ing of th* Bear Lak* Metho­ "One Day" and was aceem dist Men's Club will be htld panled by Mr*. Rosemary at 7 p.m. Monday at th* Keen* at th* piano. Dabble church. A program of slides Bacchus of the Intermediate youth group sang "How oil South America will b« shown by Gl*n Whlpplt. Great Thou A r t" Th# Woman'a Society of Following t h * baptismal Christian Servlc* will meet at service in wjtlch Rev. Jone* 8 p.m. Thursday at th* hom* baptised nine persons, a fel­ lowship hour was held. Re­ of Mr*. Brian Benjamin In For*at City Estates. Mr*. freshments o f cake and punch Whipple will be in charge c f were served and featured as the devotion. a centerpiece was a special cake baked and decorated as a miniature version of Prairie Lak* Baptist Church. . Congregation Honors Rev., Mrs. Jones By Jan* Casselberry Rev. Leonard Jone*, who lias resigned aa minister of t h e Prairie Lake Baptist Church to assume th* pastor­ al duties at Lockhart Baptist Church, was honored at two special program*. Rav. and Mrs. Jons* war* gussta of honor at a dinner given hy th* Brotherhood In the church fellowship hall and attended by the m*n o f the church and their w|v**. Rev. V. C. Ladd, pastor o f Lak* Mary Baptist Church, con­ ducted th* program in the aanrtuiry which followed the dinner. A special "This Is Your Life” program was prssented by the Training Union with event* In Rev. Jones' life from birth' to the present unfolding before him. Mrs. Wilbur Painter was narrator and* Mrs. Herbert Lake presented a large book containing photographs and mementoes of his lift. The two women collaborated in editing and compiling tha bock. Friend* and relatives parti­ cipating In the program In­ cluded hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones, hla grand­ mother, Mrs. Lea, Mrs. Bea­ trice Anderson and Mrs. A. Drkls, all of Sanford; his sisters, Mr*. Doris Sheppard and Mr*. Dolors* Plcksnt, from Jacksonville and Or­ lando; Rev. W. P. Brook* Jr., former paetor c f First Baptist Church, Sanford, who bap­ tised, licensed to preach, and conducted the wedding cere­ mony for Rev. Jone*; Mr*. Opal Thomas, a charter mem­ ber of Fralrit Lake; Mrs. Plans Classes ‘ . / CHARTER MEMBERS o f the Woman's Society o f Christian Service were honored by members o f Casselberry Community Methodist Church WSCS at a tea commemorating the 25th anniversary o f the organization. They were (left to right) Mrs. Harry K. Wood, Mrs. Leroy Sweeney, and Mrs. Nelson Bunnell. By Jans Caa»e|heir*„ Th* Senior and Junior High Youth Group* ct Westminster Presbyterian Church, Cassel­ berry, attended service* Sun­ day afternoon at th* Hampton DuBosa Academy at Zellwood. Those attending were Linda and Tom Pitman, Carolyn Rogers, Clnda, Greg, and Doug Kaubls, Pamela Ray, Chuck and Georgs Grils, Ben­ ny Shepherd, and David Stout. They were accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Earl Harris of Winter Park, Mr*. Lucas F. Grll* and her guest frem Pennsylvania, Mr*. Norm* McCIlntoek, and Mr. and Mr*. Edward Stout. Miss Mildred Kemm, publi­ cation division field repre­ sentative of the Board of Edu­ cation of th* Presbyterian Church, will be at th* WsstRevival service! at Elder mlnlster Sunday to counsel, Springs Baptist Church will observe, and help the teachers be conducted Feb. 21-March In ths church school. 7 by R«v. Thomus M. Hodgin. pastor of Northside Baptist Church, DcLsnd. Locations, trader* and as­ sistants for cottage prayer Valentin* Banquet* for th* meetings to he held at 7:46 Intermedia!* and Young Peo­ p.m. next Thursday are: Wad­ ple's Department* of First es, Ham Parrish and Bay RuthBaptist Church, Sanford, are rnrk; Taylors, Hen Taylor and scheduled for next weekend Homer Miller; Millers, V. Mc­ on th* them* "Hearts and Laughlin and Glen Miller; Flowers." A King and Qusen Bryants, Bill Davis and Jams* will b* sslsctsd for each Johnson; Ilartsoes, Lin Twyman and Carlos Griffin. event. All members of the church Th* Intermediate banquet will take plac* Friday eve­ Sr* urged to participate in cottage prayer end ning, Feb. 10, whll* th* t h e Young People will hava their* friend* and naifhbora will be welcomed. Saturday evening, Feb. 20. Grace Methodist .Lenten Membership Classes at Grace Methodist Church hava been announced by Rev, John H. Hire* Jr., pastor, who will s*rvs aa tb* Instructor. Classss for cblldran will b* conducted at 10 n.m. sack Saturday for six weeks, be­ ginning March 0, and for youths and adult* during tha regular Sunday School hour for four weoki, March 21April II. Thoi* attending tb* clasa*• will be received Into church membership ‘on Palm Sunday, Those interested In participatIng are requested to contact the church offica, Charier Women Honored On 25th: Anniversary < . Presbyterians' To Dedicafe Pulpit Scarf Full Gospel Fellowship Sets Saturday Meet Area Methodists Set Meetings Baptist Circles Plan Study ‘ By Maryann Mile* Tha WMS Jane Hickman and Betty Lswhon Circle* of Forest .City Baptist Church will meet at 8 p. m. Monday and Tuesday for • ' study course on th* book, "Wind* of Change,” to be conducted by Mrs. Ralph Green. Meet­ ings will taka piece in the church. Newly elected officers of ths circles, as announced by Mrs.-Green who haa been -re­ elected president of the Worn-' an'a Missionary SoetefyTart* for tha Jan Hickman Clrcla, Mrs. Hattl* Henderson, chair­ man; Mr*. Richard Dunn, cochairman; Mr*. Green, tem­ porary secretary and Mr*. Marjorie Gossan, program chairman; For ths Betty Lawhon Cir­ cle, Mr*. Glenn Hubbard, chairman; Mrs. R i c h a r d While, secretary and Mr*. Charles Jackson, program chairman. St. Andrew’s Circles To Meet Next Week By Maryann Miles Wcraen's circle* of St. An­ drews Presbyterian Churah, Bear Lake, will meet next wssk. The Evening Circle will meet at 8 p m. Tuesday at the home of 6ln. Raymond Julie, 1275 Jasmine Hoed, Forest City. Bible study will be led by Mrs. A. Ksiglsr and th* program will ba In charge of Mlaa Ann Poythsaa. The Day Circle meeting will be held ul 10 am. Wednesday at th* horn* of Mrs. Elisabeth Bose, 8610 Rose Avenue, Bear Lak*. Mr*. Elmar Cassslman will direct the Bible study. Mrs. Hiram Wood la circle chairman. Circle President Mrs. L. C. Tinsley has rsported that Mr*. Ed Colbert Is completing the church membership roster. Casselberry Methodists List Meetings By Jan* Casselberry Th* Casselberry CommunIty Methodist Church WSCS will hold a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at 12 noon In Wsavtr Hall. Gusst speak­ er for th* program to follow will b# retired missionary, M rs.-Julie Kallerabergar of Sebastian. FLO W ER S ARE ALWAYS CORRECT M E N ’S FELLO W SH IP IN T E R N A T IO N A L Third Meeting In Sanford SAT., FEB. IS — Dinner 6:30-7:30 Malting 7 :S0 * J. MITCHELL KREHER, D.DJL Vice President Of Fall Gospel Men's Fellowship Of Tampa, Florida, Will Speak. REV. LEONARD J0NE8 w m presented A "This Is Your Life" book at a special program in his honor. The book was compiled and edited b y Mrs. Herbert Luke (left) and Mr*. Wilbur Painter. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP LOCATION — WOMAN’S CLUB BUILDING OAK AVKNUB Car. B. 1st A Sanford Ave. 3:2-1622 128-8462 Ail Faiths Welcomed ■ Special Music Special music at Upssla Presbyterian Church will ba presented for Sunday's 11 i.m. service by th* Misses Darlene and Gall Coleman. R*v- James Hardin, supply pastor for the church, extends Invitation to th* publle to at­ tend this special service. fittm d services ■tkis week' at uour own blaceoj worskij) Th* Men’s Club of th* church will have a roast beef dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. preceding tha 7:80 p.m. meet­ ing. Holy Communion will ba observed this Sunday during tha 8:30 and 10:60 am . wor­ ship *ervlc*i. F U L L G O SPEL BU SIN ESS FOR ANY OCCASION By Jane Casselberry A Silver Tea marking tha Q 26th anniversary o f the found­ ing of th* Woman'a 8ociety o f Christian Service was held in . Weaver Hall of Casselberry Community Methedlst Church , by 60 WBCS member* and,, their gueita. Three member* of the local organisation .war* recognised a i charter members o f the ^ WSCS, Joining 25 year* ago, When It was first startrd na­ tionally. They are Mr*. Harry K. Wood, Mr*. Leroy Sweeney, and Mrs. Nelson Bunnell. The tea also was the o c-1'1 caslon to celebrate all ths member* birthdays with table* appropriately decorated fo r epch season of the year. The group was fortunate In ^ having as guest speaker, Miss Vera Hughlett, who was chos­ en Methodist Missions Woman of the Year laat year. Miss Hughlett recently has returned frem Liberia where she served aa a missionary nurse for the past three years and she now is staying in... Cocoa .while awaiting assign6 ment on a long-term basis. Bom in The Congo, she it the daughter of missionaries, Dr. and Mrs. William Hughlett,who were captured last year b y-the Congolese Rebels and ----later related. _ -------- — She told of the country of Liberia, its history and tha rapid progress it Is making. ^ While there the worked a a . supervising nurse and teach, ing at the Ganta Mission Sta­ tion Hospital, "Th* young people o f Africa are desperate for edu­ cation," aha aald, “ and if Christians do not provide It, they will take It from the Communists or anyone else. A hungry man doe* not 8tk ® th* politics of someone who offers food." Mrs. E. P. Richards pre­ sented a program on "New. ’ Dimension* for Life” and the speaker was Introduced hy Mrs. Phillip Caesber, pre»i-~ dent. Members of th# committee liw. charge of the t* £ per* I Mrs. Marvin McClain, chair­ man; Mr*. A. Putman, M rs.’ Ralph Newcomer, Mrs. Wil­ liam Tllford, Mrs. Edgar Lyons and Mrs. E. P. Rich­ ards. Everyone was served a cup­ cake with candle on top, with gelatine dessert and tea or . coffee. A cake decorated with f the \\ SCS Insignia baked by Mrs. Frank Measick wu» pre­ sented to Miss Hughlett, who also was given a chrysanthe­ mum corsage. WBLOOMB W A tO N Virginia Petroekl P. O. Box 1214 Sanford Norn Norris TE 8-1514 8. Seminole Phyllla Rugenetins PA 2-4224 Lak* Mary Mildred Haney 848-8811 Deltona Mary GetUi^o ■ 288-4847 Sophie Hainan DeBary 848-4412 �A l. / 1 ' •« * -# * a. 1 5fjf BinlorZ frra tt Fri. Feb. 12, *65—Page 3 Forest City Group To Pursue •Installation Of Traffic Light T > By Maryan* Mllea F o rm CUgr Community A c aoelation T0t«d Monday night to continue effort! to get a regulation traffic light locat­ ed at the three-way internetion of SR 431 and SR 434 with SR 436 although the 0 State Road Department haa notified that a recently con­ ducted turvey thowa that vol­ ume and delay dofhot war­ rant initalling a light. However, in a letter read hy Association President Al­ len Forward, atate officiala adviied that permlnion haa been given for the county to initall a flaihing ilgnal at • the danger spot. Plana for punuing the matter will be made at the next meeting of th e anociation executive board. Special gueit for the eve­ ning wai John C- Dlbler, field director of the Central Florida Council of Boy Scouta. A boy Scout troop la being organiz­ ed in Foreit City with the asw ■ociation ai iponior and much helpful advice wai given hy Dibler. Firat meeting of the new troop la icheduled March 1 at Foreat City Baptlat Church. Charlea McPherion will be acoutmaiter; Gene Rucker, aaaiitant scoutmasUr; Clarence Hunter, treesurer and DeLand Jacobi, inatitutional repmentativ*. Forward announced that the Marlnea from the 8th En­ gineer Company Reierve plan another workday thli week­ end on the aiaociation'i Lake Harriet building aiU. He re­ ported that fill dirt ii needed and donation! would be gratefully appreciaUd. Monday nlght’a meeting op­ ened the memberahip drive w h i c h will be continued through the April meeting. CapUtna arc Leland Jacobi and AI Krenrer. At the end o f the epeclfied period, mem­ ber! of the winning team will be treated to a pot-luck lupper by thoie on the loiing team. Next meeting will be March 8 with location and program to be announced. Rollin S. Armour Foreign Exchange Students lo Give Sermon Speak For Lyman Assembly -At Pinecrest Rollin S. Armour will give the serrfion for the 7:30 p.m. worship service, Sunday, at Pinecreat Baptist Church, 116 W. Onora Road, Sanford. Armour received hia Th. D. degree from Harvard Divin­ ity School in 1663 and is now Legion Unit To Have Tea; Musicale V /j r - if ROLLIN S . ARMOUR Assistant Professor of Reli­ gion, Stetson University. Dr. Armour was bom in Miami and baptized-'and or­ dained by the Riverside Bap­ tist Church- in Miami. He is married~and bak*bn* girl and Mr: James S tig g i, Sanford, a boy; two" boys. He served in Korea at Ar­ Mr. and M n. Walter Bur­ my chaplain, 1653-53. He was rows, Sanford, a girl; Mr. a member of the Florida Bapand Mrs. Thomaa Wilson, tisi Student Union Youth Re­ vival Team, 1949-1660. He Sanford, a boy, haa had atudent pastorates in Dischsrgea Donna Ann Southward, Ol- Indiana and Massachusetts in Iit- McLrllan, Mary Elizabeth addition to revivals and sup­ Schlrard, Missouri Warren, ply work in Florida. Armour is a graduate of M ay McAlexander, Willie Turner Jr., Alice McMillan, Baylor University B. A-, 1960, Kenneth Fields, Millie Ann and Southern Baptist Theo­ Boykin, Rodney C. Cirr, Maud logical Seminary, B. D., 1953. Alice Schoemmann, Margie He has studied at the Uni­ Owcni and baby girl, Sanford; versity of Zurich,- Switzer­ Richard Crocker. Lake Mary; land, while on Harvard Uni­ Keith Jones, Lake Monroe; versity Fellowship. Clara Langmarh, Orange City; Alice L. Richard, Lakeville, Ind. FEBRUARY 11, 1965 Admissions Wide Ward, Elizabeth Ble­ PITTSBURGH, Pa (NEA) vins, Marc Fraley, Caail — Barring genera! nuclear O'Shea, Carrie Wert, Cindy war, invasion by microbes Phillips, Charles McMullen, from outer space, a new lee Willie Mae Lawson, Theresa age or some such world cala­ Lindsey, Celesllnc Rawls, Ro­ mity, there will be twice as bert Lee Rawls, Daisy Powell, many human beings striving Edna Quinn, Sanford; Edward for the good life on this plan­ Hcppner, Wilbur Hughs, Ed­ et in A.D. 2UO0 as there are ward B, Phelps. Alma Col- today. grove, DeBary; Ethel Guyclt, At the present growth rate Geneva; Margaret LaDree, of two per cent a year, popu­ Longwood; Marion Lowery, lation could rocket to 50 hi], Oviedo; Susan Hardman, Or­ lion by A 1). 3000, which would lando; Samuel W. Thurmond, be just about the maximum Rock ledge. that earth could theoretically Blrtbi sustain. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O’­ How to reduce this rate of Shea, Sanford, a girl. growth and then to stabilize Discharges it has become a top priority Ben Crewi, Earl V, Tur­ task for public health scien­ ner, Charity Dixon, Sue Ta­ tists in all countries, for the tum, Joaephine Poff, Judy combination of high birth ra­ Burtchaell, C o r i n e Gibson, te* and falling death rates is William O. Brown, Valeria not only impeding the prog­ White, Ethel Parkea, Ronald ress of developing countries Bedenbaugh, Sanford; Michael but putting strains on the Bartonek, DeBary. Jessie health and welfare facilities Jones, Lake Monroe; Lucille of advanced natians. B. Stone, Loch Harbor; Rufus About 70 concerned scholars Wright, Osteen; John H. Bon- from around the world met nette, Orangeburg, S. C. some months ago at the Grad­ uate School of Public Health of the University of Pittsburgh to discuss the population problem in sit its aspects. The 24 scientific papers presented at the meeting have just been rei eased. • • • Hospital Notes ------ LaVjgaiy', * Admlailoni Ronald Bedenbaugh, Mild­ red Wilion. John Herchlg, Manuel Jonei, Gloria Glover, Helen SUggs, Jcu je SoderIdom, Sanford; M e l i n d a V-eemi, Betty Cormany, Caieelberry; Ralph Scott, Lake Mary; Richard Osborn, Mild­ red Crawford, Lake Monroe; Ellen Summcrfield, Daytona Bea-h; John Ilonnette, Or­ angeburg, S. C. Uirlhi Mr. and Mr». Alexander Ritchie, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrl. Freddie Hamilton, Dean Rusk III, Continues Rest WASHINGTON (UPI) — Se­ cretary iof State Dean Rusk, auffcrinp from a lingering cold, is expected to remain in Flor­ ida a while. Undersecretary of State Georgre Ball stood in for the va­ cationing Rusk at a diplomatic dinner for foreign ambassad­ ors. Mrs. Rusk was hostess. Vault Stymies W ould-Be Thugs NORFOLK, Va. (U P I)-T w o bandits burst into the rental office of the Roberta Park h o u s i n g development and found two women clerks trying to open the stuck door of a vault. Mrs. Thelma Green gave the combination to the bandit* and one of them tried unsuc­ cessfully to get the vatyjt open. "We have called a vault re­ pairman," Mr*. Green in­ formed the fleeing bandits. Visit Hospital Cub Scouta of Pack 610, Den 4, visited Seminola Memorial Hospital and had refreahmcnla at the mack bar. Making the tour wera Kenny Woodall, Duug Doudncy, David Doudney, Joe Rawls, Mike Hitlell, Chartea Appleby, Joey Foy. Accom­ panying them wai the den mother, Mr*. Alyc* Appleby. Law Seminar A law enforcemant sem­ inar ia planned for Wednes­ day night at the County Courthoua* and will be con­ ducted by A. J. Hoeeman Jr., aaaiitant atate attorney. The two-hour coition will itart at 7;30 and will dwell on prob­ lem! of law anforcement and proeecutlon of criminals, Hoeeman laid. Inks 9th Choice S W E E T V I R N A — K ily ,i V in u LUi, star of the new BOSTON (U P I)— The Bos­ fUtn,M'How to Murder Your ton Patriots signed their ninth W ife," attempts a. “ glamor draft choice. Louisiana Tech’ a " after attending the Bob Malone, a 246-pound two- EX ew York premier* of tba movie. J way tackle. By Mrs. John Leone The Auxiliary Unit of DeBary'e Herbert D. Gibb Amer­ ican Legion Post 269 will sponsor a musicale and silver tea at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at t h e Community Methodist Church. Gold Stir Mothers will be guests of honor. -. The program will include organ selected by Frank Woodruff, a Lincoln reading by Miss Alice Cooper and vocal selections by John Cronetl, Isabel Hearick and Beat­ rice Muller with Miss Adel­ aide Conte as accompanist. Refreshments will he serv­ ed following the program. The public it invited to at­ tend. White Queries Steel WASHINGTON <UPI) The White House is sending questionnaires to the eight largest steel companies as part of a study on recent se­ lective price increases In the industry A spokesman said Gardner Ackley, head of the Presi­ dent’s Council of Economic Advisors, sent out the ques­ tionnaires. The study has been under way for the past month The students spoke >t an tlth end 12th grade assembly at the Invitation of. the Fuiure Teacher* Club of Lyman whMi la Intereated in forming an American Field Service Chapter at Lyman to sponsor an exchange student. The youngsten .captured their audience with their charm and wit and wera a good advertisement for the exchange program. They both talked briefly about their homelandi, differences in cus­ toms, and their experiences since coming to. this country to live with American fami­ lies. Later they answered questions on many subjects from the audience. They were introduced by Ruth Kelm, Future Teacher’* president. Col. Stantey Scott of Winter Garden, district representative for American Field Service, which .aponsors the exchange program, laid that at present there are 13 exchange students from 10 diffarent countries attending schools in his area. He hopes to increase this number to 30 next school year. Any school interested in starting this program may contact Col. Scott for Information. Alto accompanying the stu­ dents was Mrs. Mills Lord, president of the Edgcwater *2srtrzjrrA «eu ta-glu slrm arv of international relationi for PTA. Following the assembly, Student Council President Dan Casselberry served as guide while the visitors had lunch in the school cafeteria and visited various classrooms. As could be expected, many desk with the biological and physiological factors in con­ ception and birth, and with birth control techniques rang log from sterlization to pills Apparently the most popu­ lar and most effective meth ods of birth limitation are the newly developed pills and an Intrauterine device using i coil or spiral of plaatic. Dr. A. S. parkes, physiolo­ gist at the University of Cam­ bridge, England, praised the piU and deplored the taboos and prudery which hampered research until mankind’s elev­ enth hour. "Until the advent of the Plncus pill/* he aaid, "meth­ ods of controlling human fer­ tility were archaic In princi­ ple and • disgrace to science." 1961 FORD AZA LEA S 3 0 c Each 3 For ||.00 He noted one possible draw back to the "fantastically ef­ fective" pill: It might increase a woman s fertility and extend childbearing ability beyond age 50. Dr. John Rock, controver­ sial Catholic gynecologist, for­ merly of Harvard disputed this. Extensive clinical trials had turned up no evidence of such s possibility, ho said Others at (the symposium of fered evidence that side ef­ fects of the pills are mure an noymg than dangerous. • • • As for the "rhythm meth­ od," currently the only meth­ od acceptable to the Roman Catholic Church. Dr. Parkes termed it "• sound principle which is more useful in se­ curing pregnancy than pre­ venting it." Another English physician, Dr. Thomas McKcown, pro­ fessor of social medicine at the Univeraity of Birmingham, maintained that it la not im­ proved techniques which will lower the birth rate but rec­ ognition of the need for re duction in family size. "The problem must be sol­ ved, not in the laboratory, but in the native village. . . II illiterate women are to con­ trol their reproduction by counting beads, they must first leirn to count." The experts were in gener si agreement that the birth rate will not be significantly lowered until there is a social climate which encourages the small • family Ideal. One meana of achievelng this ideal wa* suggested by Dr. Judith Blake Davie, astoclate professor of demography (population study) at the Uni­ versity of California School of Public Health. • • • and mother out of the home, literally and figuratively, byfa shiomng a society which is not primarily family centered — ■ society In which women are offered other meaning­ ful goals beside the traditional onr of motherhood. One major suggestion com ­ ing from the conference was tli.it governments wilt have Ho adopt an officii] public policy favoring small families. In turn, Hus policy will hive to be made possible by scien­ tists, approved by religious leaders and, in the end, sc cepied and practiced by indi­ vidual people. The scientists were agreed that tile only possible solution in ■ civilized and democratic society is for the pepole them­ selves lo decide to have small families. But they also agreed that how to convince the people of the dciirability and necessity of this is probably the most difficult and complex chal­ lenge human society has ever faced. 90-Page ‘B rie f JACKSONVILLE (UPI) As he argued a case before the U. S. Court of Appeals here, former Gov. Fuller War­ ren held aloft a 90-psge gov­ ernment brief and described it "ss long and tiring and te­ dious as some of the speeches I’ ve heard from my political opponents." Cheesecake Strickland-Morrison, Inc. GrapcvIUc Nursery $231 Grapevlll* Ava. 122 083* Lawn Spraying ^ ► Drua Stores Prices Good Sat. and Sun. Sanford Plaza FO U N T A IN SPEC IA LS DOCTORS John end Louisa Aiken, retired os­ teopathic physicians, are house guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKenzie, 114 Dolores Drive, Alta­ monte Springs, Doctors Aikeir are students o f religion, philosophy and parapsychology and are on a lecture tour. Area Jobless Pay Down, W right Says SATURDAY SPAG H ETTI — a Crisp Tosa Sala 4. w * Roll & Butter All Yon Can Eat 79 SU N D A Y * RosaI Young Tom Turkey With Com Bread Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Fluffy Whipped Potatoes Tender Sweet Peaa Cranberry Sauce — ITot Bolls A nutter—Coffee or Tra Jrlln Or Ire Cream __________ 9 £ ■ ■ | Reg. or Buper ^ • . Individual ,r*’ ,> WASHINGTON (UPI) — The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announc­ ed that daytime long distance station to station call* will be­ come cheaper April 1, AT&T said that rate reduc­ tions ranging from live lo 25 cents for the first three min­ utes are being made In all daytime interstate station lo stsUnn call* of 601 or more miles. It added that reductions will) also be made for additional minutes. Crisis Causes Stock Losses NEW YORK (UPI) - The continuing crisis in Viet Nam resulted Thursday in th* big­ gest lost in stock prices since the day President Kcpncdy Was assassinated. Nov. 22. 1663. Declines outnumbered gains three-to-one as they did on Wednesday when the most serious Communist attack in (he Vietnamese war was re­ ported. But there were more declines Thursday — 382 compared lo Wednesday’s 861. Welcome Wagon * J Jtrg. 25e 2 Os. Bottle Famous J&J Baby Oil Beg. 37e 1 9 NURSING ** UNIT EVENFLO NURSING KIT WITH SURE SEAL TWIN AIR VALVE NIPPLE— | I OR 8 OZ. R eg. 25c Board To Meet Executive board members of the South Seminole W*lcome Wagon Club will meet at It 30 am . Monday for a "bring your own sandwich’* lunch at the home of Mrs. Jenic Fritter, 111 Joann* Court, BriarwooiL Plans will be completed for the club’* benefit Heart Fund card party which will be held in the Caaeelberry Woman's Club, Feb. 19, beginning at noon There will lie piizp* for each table and many door pri­ zes have been donated by club memberi. Refreshment* of cake, cookies, coffee and tea will be served. Club President Mr*. Mary­ ann Mitrs, announced today that no tickets will be sold at the door and those wishing to attend should mtka reserva­ tions Immediately. #•* y Business Briefs On ’Phone Calls JT Modess b,;?';*2 6 Rate Reduction Goodrich Fountain BFSrrlea 8F Syringe Syringe Fountain Reg. *1.98 Big 14 Os- Can Household Cleanser Bon Ami Reg.- 17c 7 O*. Can Air Freshner Reg. 6 Different (9c Fragrances Air Wick B I G 8 1 9 SPONGE * MOP LONG WEARING CELLULOSE SPONGE MOP WITH BUILT-IN NOT RESPONSIBLE • I will not be rrapunslble for any drbla inrurred by anyone other than myself. SQUEEZER Value A t $2.98 Quick Solv Roach Tablets Colgate Detergent Tablata * Reg. 79c 2 Os. Box Harrle Roach' Tabs Reg. 25c 1 Os. Bottle Mucilage "Grip *•*’ *** Spreader" OXFORD, M ill. (UPI) — A woman atudenta group at the University of Mississippi re­ scinded Its ban against coeds posing for photographs in She advised taking the wife sportswear. A L A W N SP R IN K L E R S Y ST E M IS A GOOD IN V E ST M E N T IF IT IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — - EC K E R D TALLAHASSEE (SPL.) - record monthly high In em­ Payments to Florida jobless ployment and a seven • year in January were $731,186 be­ low in unemployment. Bar­ ring in unforseen disaster, low January 1964. there Is every Indication that Slate Industrial Commission 1665 will b* another year of chairman J. D.~* Wright Jr. general business prosperity said January paymenta to the in Florida," .Wright, asid. Twenty one of the State’s slate’ * unemployed totaled $1 ,651,634 compared'to *2,236,020 unemployment insurance offl ,C(JL.reported .decrease s^toclu«. CJrMWMPrr - ***-,*»?lio Alio, Wright reported that mog^aiaiuoftl, the 105,051 claims for unem­ *9,415. ployment insurance payments during the month were, almost 50,000 below the same month last year. And this year’ s January payments were less thin for December. "Practically every early re ­ Segregation t » port of the Industrial CommisAid Association for Luther­ AUGUSTA. Ga (U P l)-E d . sion points to a good business ans, fraternal Ilfs insurance ncation board member Hal year for Florida. We ended society with headquarters in Holmes, contending that "sex (lie year in December with a Appleton, Wla., reported that and education don’t mix," pro­ David 1. Vorpagcl of Longposed that girls be put in sep­ wood. district representative arate classes from boys in in this aiea, plac'd more than Richmond County schools. balf-a-milllon dollun of lift insurance during 1964. End Of Population Boom Sought GALAX1E 4 Door. Il‘a Air Conditioned. Power Steering and automatic. A Real Cream Puff. Your Authorised Ford Dealer In Sanford. 322-1481 By Jane Casselberry Visitors at Lyman High School Tuesday wera Var* Borges o f Brasil and Gus Ra­ mos of Spain, foreign ex­ change students who are liv­ ing in Orlando for a year while attending Edgewater High School. Everyone Love s The E x tra s a t B c k e rd s l NOW AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! W ALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. 222-5412 “ Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems" IS QL Capacity S tjr o fo ia, Self Insulating, Aluminum Handle. Lightweight Compare At 91.62 D in n er Plates ' r>(. IMS Mareal •• CesaL Rag. White Extra tp ed al ECONOMY R. |ECONOMY R numr r r T- ' w. r: r ' . •* ttsit �• t EH* #«»terB ferit» Page 4—Fri. Feb. 12, *65 Lions After Second Win Over Commodores 0 !fW Sportsmen Bid Ijr MURRAY OLDERMAN Sport* Ultor Newspaper Enterprise Attn. NEW YORK — (N BA) — For them both—Cue D'Ama­ to and Floyd Pattoraon—It'* only a ehell of what la used to bo. Now Cue atande against an arena wall, 80 rowa removed from the ring, and watchee tha kid he molded from the atreeta o f Bedford-Stujrvesant in Brooklyn to a heavyweight champion and wonder whan he geti hit cut o f tha $400,000 to $600/)00 ha claim* art un­ accounted fo r from th* two Bonny Litton fights. Ha haa ■ lawyer, Edward Bennatt William*, who la used to deal­ ing with Frank Coatollo and Jimmy Iloffa and Bobby Bakor. And Patterson, who** last word* to D'Amato ware after the Liston fight In Laa Vegas in July 1962—"111 sat you shortly"—goes through hit pacta Ilka .a somnambulist end only occasionally jolts hlmtalf out o f hla rererlt to redact a dozen years exper- seldom you'd never know he had It He didn't stick and move because this la a confus­ ed man. lie should have put hla' left hand at tha bend of Chuvalo'a elbow when they were tied up inside. If this guy Chuvalo had a llttl* more brains he would have taken advantage of I t " The one difference In Pat­ terson is that he now atom* content to be th* pursued rather than th* purtuer. 11* Ht Chuvalo come to him, ■ bigger man rhaelng a wraith. It was tha way he ehould have fought I.laton. "A ll I could think o f," ad­ mitted Patterson, "was that I couldn't afford to be knock­ ed out again." Patterson as a fighter 1* like a boat without a rudder. He lacks direction. D'Amato says, "Ae far aa I'm concern­ ed we had a verbal agreement that I would alwaya be hi* manager until he told me face to face, 'You're no longer my manager.' He hae never told me that "So I'm taking Julius No­ vember (Floyd's lawysr) to court for that money." arm l going very good for him. The fellow who made Patterson more money than any. fighter has ever mad* In tbs history o f th* world now needs money hlmsslf. Patterson, on th* faca of It, doesn't have the same prob­ lem. And the Chuvalo scrap proved there are otlli a few payday* ahead because peo­ ple will come out to see him. But he's no tiger. He car­ ries a dreamy, vague look In the ring and hell step back Floyd Patterson from an opponent who's hurt. Only sporadically will he mov» tenet In the ring. H* hopes he get* another in with the old instincts and shot at the title, hut he real­ remind himself, "I’m a fight­ ly haa no taste for it, or the er." delirium* of hla opponent-tobe, Caaaiua Clay. Floyd i», es­ timates th* man who wua closest to him, 2<ri per cent slower then he used to he. By United Press International But thnt'a still faster than EASTERN DIVISION th* plodding George Chuvalo W L lie defeated in the Rebirth of Boiton 49 M Iloxlng at Madison Square Cincinnati 37 22 Garden. His solact comes from Philadelphia 33 27 •uch nsgstlv* statsmenta as: New York 20 36 " I proved 1 can take a much WESTERN DIVISION better punch than you gentleW L men (the press) give me cred­ I«n* Angeles 32 26 it for, only because of my Si. 1.0111a 30 28 tremendous condition. I'm glsd Ralllinorc - 26 30 you didn't msntlon my china Detroit 25 38 chin. Had you did this, you San Francisco 14 46 would have been wrong.” Thursday's Results But all through the fight, Cincinnati mo Detroit 109 Dan Florlo, his trainer-manSI. Louis 124 Baltimore 94 , ager, had to streech at him: Ssn Frsn. 106 Philadelphia 100 "Jab him , . . hook him , . . Only Kamos scheduled get away from ths ropes'." Frldty'i Garnet ElcmsnUry stuff for a 30New York at Boston ysar-old guy who won th* San Francisco at L01 Angeles championship o f the world in Baltimore at 61. Louis 1988. Afterward*, Florlo muL Only games scheduled tored, "You can't tsach an old (Saturday's Games dog nsw tricks." Boston at New York And D'Amato, hi* old teach­ Lot Angeles at San Francisco er, reviewed, "lie showed me Philadelphia al Cincinnati a couple o f far more serious Detroit at Baltimore faults than getting pjnrn-d in tha corners. For example, ev­ ery time hs got In close lie Siffn End put hla arm around the other BALTIMOHE (UPI) - Th* guy's neck and hs left hla Baltimore Colts signed their aid* exposed for the body 15th draft choice. 6-feet-6, 228pounding. pound defensive end Roy Hil­ "Though ha haa an excel- ton from Jackson State Col­ l»nt left Jab, he used it ao lage. HBA • Hi Troubles Faces Top Competition To Hearings On River Projects TALLAHASSEE - (Spl) Florida's sportsmen will hare an opportunity to support a proposal for the construction of locks and other means of passing small craft at some 30 Central and Southern Flor­ ida Flood Control District pro­ ject structuree In the water wayi of the St. Johns and XI* slmmee Rivera. This will be at a aeries of public meetings scheduled for Feb. 16-n. According to 0 . E. Frye, executive director, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion, ths public meetings, as announced by the U. 8. Corps of Engineers, will be held at Cocoa Tuesday at 10 a.m., In tha Brevard County Agricul­ tural Center, 1125 West King Street; Kissimmee, Wednes­ day at 10 a.m., in the Ciylc C e n t e r | Fort Lauderdale Thursday at 9:50 a m., In the County Commission room of the Broward County Courthouat. :__ v Oviedo Travels To Eau Gallie MH DON SCHOLLANDER "Everything just went right for me" Eighteen & On Top . . It's Perplexing (L «it of 4hr*e articles) . By Sandy Padw* NEW HAVEN. Conn. — .tNEA.J_.~- A n .U U w a H r tV realizes hr hus rrachad the these proposed locks and prime goal in hi* life,, and meant of passing small craft will be a definite aaset to the then he begin* to wonder . • • Since l»*t October, when he recreational valuca of these won four gold medal* in (wo rivers. -a. "Without locks or other suit­ Olympic twimmlng for the able meant to permit passage United State*, Don Schollanof email craft at sites of con­ der ha* br*n thinking con­ trol structural the flatting, stantly about what I* next for boating and navigational use him. Schollander U a *turdy alxof the headwaters of the Kis­ simmee and St. Johns Blveri footer with an identifying shock of blond hair and a will be limited. "A ll aportamen and peraons handsome fare which can’t interested In outdoor activity conceal concern when he'* are urged to attend one or all talking about hi* future. of the meetings.. "I understand the state­ "Sportsmen clubs, boating ment very wrll that says there clubs and conservation organ­ la no place to go but down," izations are asked to submit Schollander said. "But when t h e i r recommendations in you're king of the mountain, writing in quadruplicate copy what do you do—expand th* as the records of the hearings will he forwarded to the Sec- mountain ?" In addition to the problem retary of the Army." brought on by being public property. Schollander haa to worry about adjusting to the academic life a* a mid-semes­ ter Yale freshman. The Yale athletic depart­ ment i* trying to do every­ A carnival atmosphere will thing poealhle to help him prevsil March 6 at Lake Mary hut awanle keep piling tip. is ihe community kicks off and an do the requests for the start of the Little league personal appearance*. “ I’ll have to cope with it," season. An all-day fete is planned Schollander euld, "or I'll Just starting at 10 a. m and high­ flunk out. •‘I do want to continue swim­ light will be serving of barming, though. Wrre I to re­ becuss. tire now and succumb to ths Booths wlU be set up, a pressure of the public, look white elephant sals held and what I would tnlss. Swimming games and rides will be availoffer* m# the chance t" travel, able (or all. tn meet people, to aee new This will slio tie the first day of registration for boys things. Tn compete on a high wanting to play In the Little level of swimming, you just League. Each prospective have to devote your life to It. "But right now. I admit I’m player must be accompanied by a parant Ir order to regia- a llttl* tired o f .It The prob­ lems now la to stimulate my ter. The Llttl* League park Interest again. Thia moans Ughts will be turned on for the new goal*. Your body doesn't first time it t p. tn. and a go sour; it's your mind. ‘‘Th* mind plays ths major Hootcnany and dance will fol­ low. rol*. Often Olympic races are Carnival Opens Little League wen by th* person who haa the proper attitude. “ My goal ’ In life waa to* 9 m make—the- D b t t B fe a F 'R /B ll' than do wall. What can I shoot for now — fiva or six gold medals T That’s ridiculous. Why, th* chances of winning four gold medals again are vsry rsmot*. "Bsllrvs m*,' I was vsry lucky in Japan. It takes mors than ability and luck. Everything Just went right for me. I had been there for races twice before; th* peo­ ple knew ms. "They cheered ms every time my name was announced. Then my parents were there. My coach waa thera (Georg* Hallies of th* Ranta Clara Swim Club), my friend*. I doubt if thcae many variable* will com* together again in 1968. "Another problem now Is whether or not I can he satis­ fied with a lower gral. 1 hope t>elng in a new area-coU *j e swimming—will provide ths answer. In college swimming every meet Is Important.” Darold Robertson’* HI Trou­ bles, one of the top greyhounds at the track last season, will he going for hit first victory of the season In tonight’ s fea­ tured 10th race at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. Hi Trouble* won both of last year's ' match races against the Jacksonville Kennel Club and waa one of the biggest win­ ners at the track. The Robertson veteran has a second place finish and a third to hit credit, but has felled In four starts to notch a victory. Top competition is qxpected to come from O.B.'a Adjusted and Ample's Model. O. B.'a Adjusted came to SOKC with a nationwide reputation as a top aprlnter. He has scored three wins two seconds and one third in 11 starts. Ample's Model Is one of the finest juvenile runners at the track with a record of four wins and one third In eight start*. Results of Thursday even­ 111)4 aavara, • * ing’s* irac<?s: Hat-Bacw..— hU W w Tim r j j , Cltor Utn(j 4 w 3 oq 3.so 11.GO 4.60 O.B.'a Amaze Manley, Streit In 2-Stroke Lead WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) —Hobart Manley and Cana­ dian Marlene Strut, after a two-under par second round 70, held a two-stroke lead to­ day in the National Mixed Foursome golf tournament here. The Savannah (G a.), golfer and Mrs. Streit took a single opening round, then stretched it another stroke Thursday by playtag what Manley called “ Just consistent g o lf' over the I-ost Tree Club course. Jack Penrose of Miami Beach and Phyllis Preusa of Pompano carded 71s to take a definite second place, a posi­ tion they were forced to share after the opener. Kahob . 4.50 Qulntela (2-8) $42 60 2nd Rare — 5/l* — Time 31.86 Roaming Jack 6.60 5.00 2.80 Rob Buck 9.40 4.80 Johnnie Ruth 4 00 Qulnieli (2-7) $18.40 Daily Double (2-7) $14.80 3rd Race — S /ll — Time 31.78 Runa Hasp 17.00 5.00 3.00 Mltra'a Beat 4.80 3.40 Finish Rocker 2.60 Quintals (3-4) $44.80 Perfects (4 3) 1149.40 4th Raca — 8/16 — Time 33.39 Everglade* Sis 19.00 7.40 5.00 Jeanne's Gossip 16.60 7.80 James Ferris 2.80 Quintals (1-2) $54 60 Perfects (1-2) $135.40 5th Race — H — Time 41.17 Barberry Echo 5 80 3.20 2.60 Hey Champion 5.40 3.20 Ample Rock 3.60 Qulniela (7-8) 117.80 Perfect* (8-7) $52.10 4th Race — 5/16 — Time 32.02 See Over 9 20 6.40 3.20 Ring Lit 10.20 4 20 Joyoti 2.60 Quiniela (6-8) $81.80 Perfects (6-8) $345 90 Big Phony 1I^T*4^0 3.40 Rocker E. 3 00 2.60 Starlight Kathy 500 Qulniela (1-4) $1020 Perfect* (4-1) $75.60 8th Race — 5/14 — Time 31.45 Bonnie Abbe 11.80 8 80 4.20 51ary Miiand 10 60 6.20 Go Letter 3.60 Quiniela (1-2) $38 00 Perfect* (2-1) $209.40 •th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.63 Ryan's Express 3.GO 2.60 2 80 Rocket Flare 4.80 4 20 Oui Oul Dupree 3 20 Quiniela ( 5 6 ) $1500 Perfect* (5-6) $25.20 10th Rare — 5/16 — Time 31.72 Winner's Tip 59.60 24.00 10 40 Orbital 4 GO 3.80 Proven Fact 3 40 Quiniela (2 4) $87 00 Perfcrta (2-4) $423 30 lllh Rare — — Time 40.88 lloncymooner 24 GO 9 GO 4 00 Rockin Moilie 4 00 2 GO Nieto 2.GO Quiniela (4 6) $29 00 Perfect* (6 4) $279 50 Mutuel handle $79,218 By Manhxll Lingo Herald Sports Writer The winning Oviedo Lions travel to Eau Gain* Saturday night to take on the Commodores of Eau Gnllie High School for the second time this year. In the first meeting o f these two clubs at Oviedo tho Lions chalked up an unbelievable 85-59 romp over the highly rated Commo­ dores. Since the triumph over Enu Gallie, t h e Llona, have chalked up victories over Ocoee, Melbourne CtfCtral Catholic, Florida Air Academy, and last week tal­ lied a 56-48 win over Cocoa Revised Racing Regulations Slated Today a DAYTONA BEACH ( U P » National Association of Stock Beach. The Lions will b* trying for Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) their seventh straight win officials were due to announce 1966 revised racing R e if i c a ­ Saturday. Oviedo's record now tions today befora an after­ stands at 12 wins against 7 noon of racing at the Dlytona losses^ with just three gamts speedway. The 1965 regulations raised • to go before th* tournament. controversy by outlawing hem• Head Coarh Ab* Colllnaisphcrical heads and high ris­ worth of Eau Gallie doe* not ers, both ending modifications believe the Lions will win that boosted speed potential of again Saturday. Ha laid, the cars. As a result, Chrysler Corporation dropped f r o m ‘‘They will-not beat ua on our competition this year. court." The only team that has The 1966 regulations wero beat them on their home court OivViiWcu - Kim. "C l 5 t this year ia Mainland and ecutlves and engineers before , Coach Colllnsworth a e e m a being adopted by the astociaBon. J quite sure o f himself. Two 100-mllc races are On the ether hand Coach Paul Mikler of th* Lions feels scheduled this afternoon to his squad will be up against determine positions — other some tough competition and than pole positions — for ths big 500-mile race on Sunday. he believea it will b« a hard Darel Dlcringcr of Char­ ball game to win. lotte, N. C., and Junior John­ son of Ronds, N. C., held ths two pole positions for today's lOOmilers. j Among those behind Dicringcr in a 1964 Mercury in the first race will be Ned J4rrett_. . United Press Intemstlonsl of Camden, S. C., Bobby Johns Cincinnati veteran Jack of Miami, Dick Hutcherson of Twyman has joined the select Keokuk, Iowa, and G. C. Spcn-' list of five National Basketball cer of Inman, S. C. All will Association greats who have drive Fords. scored nore than 15,Otto points With Johnson, In a 1965 in their career. Ford, in the second race will Jack Twyman Joins Elite Boyals 130 too, Oscar Embry 28 and breezed past Detroit, at Fort Wayne. Ind. Robertson and Wayne led the winners with 24 points, respectively. hurst, ill., Marvin Panch of Daytona Beach, Sam J lo Quagg of Valdosta, Ga., and Bod Eulcnfeld of Jacksonville, all in Fords. They'll "BREAK-THED00R-D0W N" to see a S h o a m a k a A diurnal SEE THIS HOME IN THE NEW THIRD SECTION OF (Ravsmna ficuik "A Community of Homes Built with Pride" RACING QUEEN STAKES M O N T H L Y P A Y M E N T S A S L O W AS finals TOM ORROW N IG H T CUSTOM RACING NIGHTLY IN-SERVICE, INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE BUILDING OUR S P E C IA L T Y ! FHA FINANCING — 184/MO. 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They are 10-9 overall on the senson and this is their Inst OrnnRc Belt Conference Knme. A t the moment they are involved in n three-way striiRRle for the OBC championship with Apop- Vivian Pierce kn and DeLand. Apopka la playinR Lces- Wins Tourney burR toniRht and DeLand Florida Golfer, An 'Unknown' Leads Old Pros By David Higginbotham PHOENIX, Aril. (U PI) — Herald Sports Writer ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI> The 1965 PGA golf tour, billed The Seminole High cagcrs —Toledo begins its first mod­ as a 53 million extravagama, will travel to New Smyrna em season in the Internation­ was back to normal today with Beach tonight to face the Bar­ al League and Atlanta starts an unknown In the first round racudas in a return match. its last on April when the lead of the Phoenix Open and The game Is a non-Metro af­ the big names struggling In fair but Is expected to be a right-club circuit launches its the background, hard hitting game. 8?nd season, Coach Ralph Stumpf’ s baby Bert Yancey, a 26-year-old Toledo, w h Ic h succeeded five will get the action under Floridan playing out of Phil­ Richmond in the league after way when they meet the Baby adelphia, went into the second Weekly winners in the Lad­ round of the $67,500 event the 1964 season, will be play, is playing lavkeview'. Barracudas at 6:30 p.m. The ies Day nine-hole low gross holding a one ahot lead over ing as an International Leastarters for the Baby ScmtnLyman Is hoping both gue franchise for the first oles will be Paul LeRoy, Wal­ tournament at Mayfair Coun­ Frank Beard and At Geibergtime since 1889 while Atlsnts Apopka and DeLand will be try Club were: Class A, Viv­ er. A MOST enthusiastic participant in Dusty Boots ly Jornigan, Frank Whigham, . * will be starting its last minor upset. An added factor in Ly­ Riding Association Shows is Dick Cameron who Wayne Burnstcad and Greg No one could fault Yancey'a ian Pierce; class B, a (ic beleague season before becom­ man's favor is thnt DeLand trailered his horse '‘Chester’’ all the way up from Shively. pliy Thursday on the chilly, ing Ihe Atlanta Braves of the nnd Apopka will play Monday Iwcen Frances Phillips, Myr­ windy Ariiona Country Club Malabar to .win first place trophy and ribbon in In Ihe Tribe's last game tle Adams snd Suiy Dickey; National League in 1966. EDDIE GOTTLIEB with New Smyrna they won. the Senior Western Pleasure Class at the last course. He had nine* of 33-34 night. class C, Mary Whelchet. “ O.K., lions, up umi at ’em" and tonight they intend to do show. Next show is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sun­ The April 17 openers — the For Lyman to increase their in the blind partners tour­ for a 67. He hit 15 greens and it agaip. first time in modern history day at the Onora Road arenn. nament first place winners used only 28 putts on the According to Head Coach the openers have been on a stature they must win tonight. were Shirley Schilko a n d bumpy greens. Mack Blythe. ‘ 'Tills weekend Saturday — will have Toronto In tha pravicus meeting with Beard was Just about aa Mary Lou McDonald. Taking we play New Smyrna. Beach ■ at Toledo, Buffalo it Colum­ Kissimmee they heat the K°wsecond place were Dossie Do- perfect with four birdies in­ Friday night and Bishop bus, Rochester at Atlanta and cluding one that ca m e'on a boys 56-40. Ganahl and Grace Sayles. Syracuse at Jacksonville. Moore Saturday night. We 60 foot chip shot Into the cup. As usual, Coach Dick Cope­ The secondary openers will should win both games this Gelbrrger also had four bird­ NEW YORK (NEA) —Eddie which a team scored only two have Toledo at Rochester and land ia relying on Joe Asher V akcnd and our last two ies with a couple of fairly Calhoun Subs games next week to finish out Gottlieb's title is special ad- field goals and added 14 foul Columbus at Syracuse, April to provide moil of the scoring long putts of 20 and 10 feet. PARIS (UP1) — Middle­ I 23, and Atlanta at Toronto and punch. He has 354 points thus the season. We beat New ■viscr and eastern consuliant shots." weight Milo Calhoun of Kings­ Stution University's Hat- j in DvLumll for the flatter In­ Smyrna here -and we’re going for the San Francisco 'WarIn today’s game, the teams Jacksonville at Buffalo, April far in the season and is aver- ton, Jamaica, replaced Euroters ^will host tts.«Qcara jof. |_yiutiunal Tournament jn De[leans he has a might average between 35 and |24. pton Luis Mercer University torfiftnt". fupmn w ilt Eqllcdo rouego MEMBERSHIP *(0.1 Vifl. IffltTie al­ id* fi^ T h m t r r 'n g K L v a C dk’ O f« in 5 .-lW | !* p » r p n is ^ S F * k T r3 fto n e iirW ^ M W w M d .y Greene h "The Bears 8 p.m. in tha Del.and NationSears ha\c tiio\cd , w.n tjmes ii jjy on{, point, but j so manages to be wherever night. y one |play 21 games against other During tha recent games he [.and O’ Lake* Country Club n] Guard Armory in an at­ from a 2-7 record on Jan. II, we’re going to change that Wilt Chamberlain now plays "If you could get a game league members in the 1965 hasn’t been shooting at much New York’s Jose Gontiles in Hwy. 17-92, Caeaelberry a scheduled 10-round fight at tempt to even the score after to a 9-9, tally at present. They this time. basketball lor the Philadelphia with only 15 fouls," says Ed- streamlined schedule which is 838-1699 and the scoring has been bal­ the Palais dcs Sports, Feb. 22. the four-point victory the have lost two games in their “ The Barracudas have a 76ers and he now lives in die, "you got belter basket-1 slated to close on Sep. 1. Hears found over the Hatters last nine, and these have been good ball club. They press a Philadelphia again after a ball. The only way you can! The International League anced by the fine performance to Georgia Southern in States- great deal and should h ave, two year hiatus at the Jack get it is to allow more con- playoffs Will begin two days cf Eddie l-ong at forward. in Macon on Jan. 11. _l)nc of the most outstand­ boro, and Carson-Newmnn at one of their better ballplayers Tar Hotel out West. So it's not tact." |later. Long acored 22 points in ing freshman games of the home; two o f the Small Col­ with them tonight who wasn’t completely sure where his G A LA X IE non I Door. Almost New—-All Power So what's to prevent basket Tuesday's victory at DeLand. season will be played at 6 lege Top 20 in the nation." nnd Air Conditioned. Only 18,000 Mllca— Sky* ball from becoming a game in in the game the last time we loyalties are p.m. when Pete Brooks’ Baby Besides Baxter at the cen­ The other starters will he fight Blue With White T op. You Muni Sec To What can be pinned down which each team lines up with Two Ineligible played them. On the other Hats host the Cuntac Caps, ter spot, the Hats will have \ Apprerlnte. hand, one of our fine ballplay about Eddie is that he was In five Jim Parkers on a side nosTON tu rn — nhode Mike Sterling, Gene Winglean AAU, team from Jackson­ to concern themselves with |crs. Gary Ixiyd, will not b e , the eage when the South (he's the 275-pound guard of Island's Dennis McGovrrn snd miui and Dave Matis. ville. The Caps boast many aix-fool guard Bob Reeves. High scorers for Kissimmee Philadelphia Hebrew Assoeia- the Baltimore Colts) and for- Fairfield’ s Mike Branch, both with us tonight." college ail-stars, including Only a junior, Reeves totaled The starters for Use Semin- tion started playing ha -ketball [ gets only the shoulder pads? lop scorers on their school are Alan Starting and Mike Your Authorized Ford Dealer Jacksonville's small college 31 points against Georgetown oles tonight will be Mike in 1918 and gradually evolved j "W e should say," continues haskcthairtcam. have been de­ Whitewolf. All-American, linger Strick­ College opening night of the In The Jayvee game will atart Gray. Jack Hunt, Ron Hinson. into the famous Sphas. the on Eddie, "therc'U be no pushing. clared ineligible for the re­ land. Hatter Tourney. His “ tremen­ Sanford. 322-1481 ly team in history to heat the at 6:30. Lyman has an U-8 no holding and no deliberate mainder of the season due to Steve Groover and Frank Hatter Coach Glenn Wilkes dous outside shooting" will he old Original Celtics in a ser­ roughness." record. scholastic difficulties. Murray. thinks Mercer and the Hats a bother to the Hatters in this According to Blythe, the ies. are pretty evenly matched. return match, since he does He is the only original pio­ Tribe should have a good finThere appear# to be no great not depend on the close-in neer left in professional bas­ ill, to their season. BlyUle height difference between the lay up for his points. ketball, and Eddie is worried said, "Our next two ball two clubs, except in the cen­ Other anticipated starters about his game ter slot where Mercer will for Mercer include Jack Man- games will be against Winter "They should take out the i'ai k and Boone. Wc played probably start fi foot-7 Don ton at guatil, and Steve Moody rule that says basketball i* well against Winter Paik ami Baxter against the Hatters' and Sandy Harris at forwards. * game of no contact," says O-foot-3 Bill Hester. The Hatters will start Hes­ we leel like we know what Eddie, "and admit it's a came they're going to do, so we “ This is n vastly improved ter at renter, Bobby Jenkins of con Iact 1 consider il im­ team over the squad that was and Tom Barnard at guards, should win Boone heat us in possible for in men to he |>!a< overtime here so we ll be out and Bill < lark and Itollllie is| in a limited area (like a In w in that one, too " Moore at forwards. basketball court I without com­ mitting contact " N E W N O b fc f-O K N E W S - - B y A la n M o v e r Eddie ran remember the old days when they put all the guvs in a race that might It* no more than 50x20 ami said Bob's Restaurant team Is "O K . lions, up and at 'em " holding onto first place with a And you guarded a guy so three-point win over the San­ closely that li he went to Ihe ford Manufacturing team to washroom, you lagged along, increase its league lead by loo four games over the second ' In Hie oid days, vse a-tver place Pryor's Insurance Com­ Used shutouts." remembers pany leam. Eddie Monroe Eddie "Honey Russell (form paced the restauranlmen with er Setnn Hall roach I used to his 234 game and a 589 series brag about holding a guy not while Jack Erost was high for scoreless out shotless. the Manufacturers with a 210/ "I f you played Ihe same kind M l. of gsme today, 1 don't think The American Legion Post you'd have anybody come into 53 team moved into seventh the building.'* place by slapping the second "The one problem that his place Pryor's State Farm In­ hern with basketball from the surance team for a dean four earliest days to now,” answers game sweep. Eddie, "Is thr preponderance Harold (bumble bee) Appleof foul shooting Why, in 1907, by bombed the pin* to the you might see a game in tunc of a 591 series as well as '6 5 Belvedere OS'£ r>/GTUP£ / i MOtrrM A a nice 235 game. Vergil An­ 7//0(J*4BP W A P S * TA£ OVER 35 YEARS derson was high for Pryor's a a c re s o b s - 0 err 4 At Elrat A I’ slm rllo , with a 535 series. B£B obt B£ traBP* (A longside old post office) The Jet Lanes team ran into TB4T TB/S P o * £ /BiP/Bep a bun saw as they faced Ihe TB4T 0 0 7 # Lake Monroe Inn bombers and flO r P P tr r / p ta y 4 *0 were able to come up with 0O0/B& SCC#£P 0 CO * fonly one win. 8*cx- n tyfrt Be b v t b /m The Lake Monroe Inn team, 5 £ IP /Be/Be 'o B 4 r/ K £ in taking the three points, ZBot 0B 0e4r/,\» aeae/Sf rolled the highest three game CBuyAtOM /H4p,'$oB ('arpeta • Furniture $adAP£ < 54BPSB* Ato*T series to date, a 2864. John Tile * Pianos BOB- r/rce Kneeland and Harry Pente­ * Rental Beda 0 & t s/Bce cost both rolled 600 series for Lake klonroe Inn as John tal­ lied 225, 216 and 216 for ■ huge 657 and Harry shot 214/606. Team Captain Larry Pivec backed them up with 203/562 while Paul Marcotte and John *65 Valiant Spolski were the big guns for Jet Lanes with 219/5&3 and 236/582, respectively. Cook's Corner held its fourth ‘ 65 Barracuda place spot with a three game win over Harry’a Bar and Package team. Bob Guthrie • H E R E ’I HOW THE tTRO H Q 5/50 WARRAHTY PR O T EC T ! VO Ul Chrysler Corporation warrants tor 6 years or 50,000 mllss, whichever comes first, eaelnst detects IR m aterleli end workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler Motor* Corporation Authorised Dealer'* piece of business, the analn* block, head end Internet waa high for Cook'i with a parts, Intake manifold, water pump, transmission cess and Internet parte (escJudma manual dutch), torque converter, drive shstt, universal joints, rear sale and 215/581 aeries a n d Jesse tarings of 1965 automobiles, .provided the owner has the engine os changed every 1 months or 4,000 miles, whichever com e* f r e t the differential, and rear wheel bearing* _ its _______ _ _ (Jam es) Cook scorched ’em in oil fitter replaced every second oH change snd fh* carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every 2 years, end every • months furnish** lo eueh a evidence of performance ol Ihe required sendee, end requests the dealer to certify f t ) receipt of such evidence end (2 ) the car's then current mSeegei ^ for Harry's with a 211/560 total. Willie Magito also chim­ ed In with a 234 single game g g iR v g g (or Cook's. The Rose and Wilk'a Restaurant team grab­ bed three points from Wisdom Sod Service at George Paulk rolled a 565 aeries and Bill Anderson and Gordon Honey­ cutt rolled 203 and 213, respec­ 25th and P A R K tively. A1 Chalfln wee high for Wisdom with a 543 total. Gottlieb Favors 'Rough Stuff' Stetson Hatters Host Mercer PLA Y G O LF ■F j irrx<t^cl*!3W 1964 FORD Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Why W a t? Restauranlmen Hold First Place Other cars still have not matched the 5-year/50,000-mile engine and drive train warranty* on our ’65 Plymouths. Sanford Furniture Co. Now Open SUNDAYS 8:00 A M. TO Buy Plymouth Now 1:00 P.M. For Your Shopping Convenience Plymouthland is the place! R O N -S U N Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc.• 519 E. 1st St, .. i �Y 5* U-■% .. Page 6 — Fri. Feb. 12 , >. ...... . " ■«»< Abraham Lincoln Tribute Paid By fifth Graders Th« fifth grade of South Side School presented • ‘'Tri­ bute to Abraham Lincoln" at achool exercises under the di­ rection of Mra. Marguerite Dotaon. -'■wia* Narrator of the "Life of Abraham Lincoln" was Billy Marlin and the flag salute was led by Holly Hoeller. Several children performed an acroatic with the name of Lincoln and the Star Spangled Banner waa aung. After the ainging of the national an­ them, Carla Jarrell preaented t h e historical background, with accordion mualc hy Paul Beaudette. "Honeit Abe," a muaical reading hy Benea Tark waa next with the poem. "Llncoln'a Boyhood" recited hy members of the class. The historical background of a famous Civic War song, "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground waa told hy Cynthia Bakerwllh a duet by Dabble W arfieftTtffl Drnnle ciT^oTt Joe Rawls gnve Lincoln’s Gettysburg Addreaa and a poem “The Death o f Lincoln" waa given by Molly Buah. “ What W o u l d Lincoln S a y ?" featured several elnaa members on various subjects ... . „ ... Tb*1*?Jj'''ji TENNESSEE W ALKER Sundust Merry Hoy, five-year-old gelding owned and shown hy Nancy Escue, Florence, Ky., Is featured in tho Sunland Chnrity Horae Show which opened Wednesday evening at Seminole Race­ way. (Herald Photo) He Has Tricks In His Quiver By Jrrry Klein NEW YORK (NKA> — ground o f the Battle Hymn of the liepuhlir, by Billy Wig­ gins. Soloists for this number were Donnie Hemfershot, SuHistory Is full cf females sen Gallagher and Craig Taft. The program closed with an who said “ No, thanks!” to accordion solo. “ America the proposals from men who wor­ Beautiful" by Paul Beaudette. shipped them. All to often Ouse rejected Romeos went on to fame and fortune, while the women who spurned them lived to regret it. After all. did you ever hear Il.nrry Eugene K. Thompson, of Ellen Sewell, Margot el 73, 3fil Fifth Street, L'liiiluota. Belches or Desiree A flenl T Probably not. Yet if th.-.e died Thursday. A native oi Lowell, Maas., gals hail bten a little wiser he esme to Chuluots ala years in the affairs of the heart, ago from Elliott, Me Hr wa» they might still ha remem1,cred li« the wives, reapeetivr a veteran oi World War I ID-nry Survivors are hi* wife, Mra. |y, nf philosopher Mary A Thompson, of Chulu- Thorenu, writer Sir Walter ota; a daughter, Mr* Char­ Srotl and composer Peter lotte T Smith, of New Jersey; Tchaikovsky. a son, Allen C. Johnson, of Sad to say, they declined Hudson, Mass,, an<J mx grand­ tlie hands c f Iheao gentlemen children. —every one of whom went Gramkow Funeral Homo In on to big thinga without charge of arrangemenla. them! Do any hells ring when you read the names o f Adele Dalvin, little Huff or Rebecca Pardee T Ah-vandre Dumas, highly Freoeh novelist, Miehael Wayne Cody, five- ailoressfiil day old son of Mr. and Mr* iiski'd Miss Dnlvm to he hi* M<ivin Cody, '."J33 Orlando love, lull atm ili'i'lioeil. Li-lte Avenue, died Wednesday in Huff turned tier hack on Ju­ Seminole Memorial llospita liana Wolfgang Goethe, who Survivor* are the parent*, became one of the world'll brother, Danny, and grand­ grnHlea poets and philoso­ parent.*, Mr. and Mrs E. T pher*. Rebecca Pardee is re­ Martin, of Greenwood, K I membered only because »he and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbs Dy rejected a young Yankee law­ ke*. of Jay. yer nntnrd Noah Webster who Gramkuw Funeral Home in became famous at a compiler charge of arrangement*. of dictionaries. Refused jo marring* by Anno (airman, James Huchannn never married, but went on to become America's only bachelor president. Heln-rca Harwell lost her WASHINGTON (DPI) Defense officials salt] sharp chanre to become First I-nily Increase was In prospect for of the United States when ahe said "no", to the love light In the dralt rail for April. They said a rail [or H.OOO Thomas Jefferson's r y e s . And was expected, compared with Catherine FI yd did the same a draft (junta of alrout 7,tww when she spurned James Madison. previously set for March. Hefore the Scottish poet The March figure, itself, wa* an increase of 4,000 over Rolierl Horns published his the figure originally planned first professional work, he for that month. was "seriously smitten hy the The officials said the In rhirma" of a local farmer’s rrcase was due partly to a do daughter named Ellison Hagcline in voluntary enlistments hie, hut she refused to give and partly to a new policy ol him her heart. calling up replacements fur Boon the darling of all Scot­ (her in advanct than In the land, Burns had many a love past. affair and, befnra long, a wife, Jain Armour. Harr^ Thompson Succumbs A t 73 In fan t Cody Dies Wednesday D raft Call Up, Nearly Doubled Funeral Notices i:if iE * B Me— Tin* hcMtp o f I lo r r y Ell* *#n* K. Thompfron. Tl, who dltd Thufid*y, will h« ■flip* P*4 lo Merrill Fuiiervl Horn* In Jludaon, M«n., fur fun* er»l ■■rvlen and burial *i#il Monday. Uramk -w Kunarftl Horn* In chargt of local ar* rant Junior Girl Scout Troop 223 had an all-day eookout which included songs, games, campflra staw and roasting marshmallowa around the fire. All Scouta were working on their "backyard fun" badge. Sixth grade girla of tha troop also are working on thair naedlecraft badge under tha leadership o f Mra. Demarls Jones, who meets with Jennie Mills, Lynn Pruden, Susan Bsksr, Lynetta Marcat, Donna Sawyer* and Martha Parker. Leader* of tha troop, Mrs. Joyea Sawyers and Mrs. Margarat Burke, attended a work­ shop conducted by Mra. Fred Ganaa showing Scout leaders how to instruct Scouts in the ■rt of flower arranging for the coming flower show at tha Clvie Center In March. New patrol leader* and their assistant* elected hy the troop included Martha Park­ er, Carla Jarrell, Lily Whar­ ton and Jennifer Burke, lead­ e n , with Gail Cowan, Edith Walker, Susan Baker and Dob­ bin/traham as assistants. Renra Park was named troop treasurer. Ju ice Eyed Fully Air-Conditioned in a FO R D __ ** vYARMOUTH ^YARMOUTH CASTLB ial attention and handling. “ We are permitted to use tha Orange County facilities, hut the waiting list ia much too long and thi* kind of de­ lay of weeks and months of­ ten allow* a borderline case to sink even deeper into emo­ tional disturbances," he point­ ed out. _;"T h e on*- juvenile case worker that we havs- nm s.Ytlis not possibly handle all our problem children efficenliy and of necessity, can only hit tho high spots anil pray for miracles," he declared. "Theee social ills must be corrected. We all owe it to ourarlvea to he concerned and yuung men of the community should he especially strong in efforts to build a better com­ munity,” Mize asserted. “ One man ran't do it — it takea a great many people who express their concern to governing bodies who must appropritl# t h e necessary fund* to put these programs in notion," lie stated. Mize pointed to the Foster Dare Program which was brought about liv pleas of the Juvenile Council, p a r e n t tearher groups, women's clubs and other civic organisations after nearly two years of unrelently effort. . JACKSON, Mich (U P l) Prosecuting attorney James G. Fleming has indicated that escape charges probably will not be filed against a Texas camivsl operator who enjoyed 29 year* of freedom before his wife revealed he was an es­ caped convieL The Texan, Jamee R. Jonee, 49, was returned to aouthern Michigan prleon. He eeeaped from the prison'* farm in 1938 after serving 18 months of a four to five year eentence for burglary In Lenawee County. Since then he ha* lead an ex­ emplary life, according to Texai friends. Jones' estranged wife, Mary Ellen, 63, turned him In after an argument over her sharo of their real estate and busi­ ness interest* Feb. 1. Texas friend* hav* appealed to Michigan Got. George Romney to -parole Jones be­ cause he has been a good citizen. FOR) yoUR, 8WE£IHEnWn.. S te v e s C A N D I E S ■“ Trrrru-rrvT i (Rmimiilai'A W a lg r e e n A g e n c y i TELEPHONE 322-0391 “DOWNTOWN HANFORD" REO FOIL HEARTS 5 1/2 or. 80C 1 lb. $2.10 1 3r4 lb. 3.40 FREE DELIVERY n YOUR M O N EY D IV ID E N D S I EARN S EVERY S IX A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned rr B IG M ONTHS Heed the wise old saying o f Ben Franklin and atart saving today. From the very day you make your firat deposit, your pennica begin earning big dividends. And every six montha these dividends are compounded and 3 and 4 Day Cruises You’ll be Happier Mize Cites County Ctfurt Needs Sugared Orange Now You Know Dnlted Press Intrrnitlona! Haw si consists of eight ma­ jor islands, seven Inhabited, and 114 minor islands, four in­ habited, according to the World Almanac. SAN FORI) ALLIANCE CHURCH welcomed the new pastor, Rev. Clif­ ford E. Harrod, shown here with Mra. Harrod, son, Mark, and daughter, Karen, nt nn informal get-acquainted social following services Inst Sundny evening. * (Herald P h o to ) Ry Doltir Austin Four major needs of Setninolo County were outlined to member* of the Sanford-Scminole Juyrn-s Thursday by Vernon Mize, former county and juvenile judge. Mire urged the Jaycees to Consider lending their effort* toward: Another man "richly blessed . (Inns o f "tha lame hoy” and (1) Establishment of a juv­ with the friendship of many BQ rrfu, rd th# youth who haenile detention home in order n-JCfEL. (diilijrm upder ;i7 m -J; svught- . ______ _ ____ :V. *''.I y ytVSKtfpn*er, f.udwig Van Herthnvenf U~mtvrng to riir^Tnfreif |n WINTER HA*VEN [D P I) — His name will live forever In after males of all tlma. founty jnii; Marla Readnril was asked The Florid* Citrus Cominis* the annuals of music, but the (2) Hiring of additional woman who rejected him — In marriage hy a young Eng­ ion may he asked to approve juvenile court eounseling per­ Mugdalcna Willmann—is for­ lish Journalist, but refused. a proposal which would allow sonnel to, provide better in­ His name was Charles Dick­ processors to *dd sugar to vestigation and post-counsel­ gotten. ing help for children who The great lover and reman­ ens. frozen orange concentrate. come hefore juvenile court; Lastly, there’s Wolfgang tle poet l,oril Byron experi­ The proposal won approval (3) Seeing that facilities enced "his strongest passion'*' Amadeus Mozart, one of the from the Florida Canners As for tlie temporary care of the as a youth when he fell in world’s greatest composers. sociatlon. mentally ill are established in love with a Mary Ann Char- His romantic attentiens were It must be endorsed by the spurned hy a singer named governor's concentrate quality the new wing of the hospital; worth. (I ) Establishment of a gui­ However, she wns not flat­ Aluysi* Weber, so he married |committee hefore going to the don n- clinic fur emotionally tered by the romantic atten- her sister! |commission, however. disturbed children. "All these tilings cost mon­ ey, and I would ho the first i to point this out. Hut all are hings which Seminole Coun­ ty lui I s and for which the needs ineicuoc every day." sard Mue. "Even though I am no long­ er fount) and juvenile judge 1 aril atdl much interested in piddle si-rvi- c and I still ab­ hor, as 1 always did, the ne­ cessity of ordering young children confined to a tiny cell ‘rhoii* are no provisions fur any iiuMnnt •ven'iae nor ev rr any w.-, k for them. They lias c juat lias e to alt in that cell tm steika, assailing en­ trant* to ind ustrial » hoots. •‘The weeping of these c h ild r e n a n d of tin ir mothers ini iHit a my d a y s . We must ov­ ercome tins cruel and inhu­ man eitu.itn.ti." declared Mite. ('lt is equally as cruel to liuvr to confine u mentally ill prison to tin- county jail. Tlii;»c people have done no wrong, hut must he put tome The war In South Viet place while they are assailing Nam it going ant wayentranee into a stute, or avert downhill DespiteAmeiia private mental institution. con SpecioI Forces unit* Jailer* are not equippod to spalled throughout lhe handle mentally ill persons —■ country, despite 3600 million in US old hospitals i an he. I understand nuolly, the beleopuered that provisions for this may notion seems unable to he made in the new wing — cope with Viel Cong I hope that till* will not he guerrillas. Smalt map neglected." he urged show* territory held by "The jnciease in adult men­ the Communists In 1962. tal lllnt-sa coul'I possibly and Larger map shows the Current situation as well jirohaldy he lessened if we as lire general location had guidance clinic facilities oi American troops, ott available to deal with chil­ boves and warships. dren who are nlicady emotion­ ally dl.t orbed and nerd spec­ Girls, Think Twice Before You S a y No' Once To Cupid nn arrow nt your )n*«rt IhU Vnlrntine’a I)uy# you'd better think twice about giving him the brimh-offl I I % H it Y Freedom Ends For Escapee After 29 years Scouts Prepare Flower Show Arrangements '65 to NASSAU and FREEPO RT! nOTII SHIPS DOCK DOCKSIDE DOWNTOWN NASSAU & DOCKSIDE FREEPORT • No wait­ ing for small boats to take you ashore nnd Imrk, ns with many other rruisc shlpa! paid. Start saving today I • Duty-free shopping aboard ship! All expanse* aboard ahlps air conditioned stateroom . , . deluxe meals and anarka . . . entertainment and dancing , , . Captain’* cocktail party . free deck chairs 1 * '^ V c « u / j £ *5 9 inti Ship* are your floating hauls la both porul from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. * "V O t'lt FRIENDLY FORD DF VI.Fit" H ANFORD. FI.A . .12'J-IIHI \V. P. li11-s‘J lii Tha only regularly-scheduled cruise shlpa from Mies to Nassau and Freeport with awlmmiag pools I Minimum cabins on every deck (not below deck ** ea other cruise ah Ipa) I ykrtaoMth ■Srr" 'oim. & MEMBER F.D.I.C. -I t’a Pleasure to Rank at tha Atlantic" (I l t �%* ■'* •'* • <» • *• • 1 f. I • ■4 * V ’ u i^ r^J S ljr fc a n fn rb $ m ilh Wine And Dance Your Valentine Fri. Feb. 12, ’65— Pnpe 7 T V Discussion Set On Rights MINNIE PEARL, with her famous “ How-dee," will create many luugha in "Tennessee Jam­ boree" which opens Thursday at the Movielund Drive-In Theatre. Thrillers On Tap Two science fiction thrillera will make their first Sanford appearance Sunday lelnnd Drive-in Theatre Tho management brings George Nadnr starring in the color film, * 1 he Human Du­ plicator*.’ ’ The second feature will be, "Mutiny in Outer NOW thru WED. u n itl ii Pit EMI lilt A l 1:20 - .1:20 ■ 5:20 9:21) 7:20 RpcK, Gina HUPSOM•IPUOBIUGIP*. Spare." Wednesday and foe that n i g h t only the Priyy-In f Hi starring CImt Walker and "Tho Naked and the I>ead" featuring Cliff Kuberaton. The ffhnl three days of Ihe week. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, will have a triple frhture on the theatre hilling "Tennessee Jamboree" ia in color and stars Ernest Tubbs. Minnie Pearl. Webb Pierce and many other headliners of the Grsnd Ole Opry. "Country Music Holiday" will fill the middle port ion of the triple header. It * i » i * Ker­ im Husky and Zsa Zsa Gabor. Elvis Presley closes the eve­ ning entertainment in "lllue Hawaii." If —li Met* P I.l'S SPECIAL ADDED ATTItAt li t is AT 1:00 . 3:00 - 5:00 7:00 • 9:00 C\zd&/kUHl (Jk * TONITK & SAT. ADMISSION . RIDE-IN t h e a t r e o li Un U vm carload "T O R R E D O R A Y ’ NO. 1 AT STARRING JAMES MASON 7:00 llM .\ NO. 2 AT 9:10 ONLY ,D 0 f t l8 / T lX iy u &ocfc\IL Hudson \DaV/RaNDBik //R Sgnd mo No . TeUUiaotanr* NO. 3 AT "RIO CONCHOS" 11:00 ONLY IN COLOR RICHARD IIOONB TH E C A ST A W A Y S NOW BACK AT THE Prominent national and Flo­ rida state lenders will partic­ ipate In a special Project 9 telecast "A Florida Look At Civil Rights." on WFTV, Sun­ day. Among those who will make statements on the program are Sen. Grorgc A. Smalhera; U. S. Kep. Kdward J. Gurney; Gov. II ay don Burn*; Fla. State Sen. Tom Whittaker; Roy Wilkins, executive direct­ or the NAACP; Robert Saund­ ers, executive secretary of the Florida NAACP; and Charles Kvera, brother of Medgar Ev­ ers. The, program is being pro­ duced hy the WFTV News and Special Eventa Depart­ ment under the direction of Newt Director Ray Ruesler. M AR - LOU lly Dottle Austin ATTENTION AI.L HUS­ BANDS, FRIENDS A N D LOVERS! Sunday la Si. Val­ entine’s Day snd you have better not forget it, or you will be in for tears end tra­ uma! if you don't have anything in mind, we have some fine suggestion! for you, Baled be­ low. * Make pickle pinwheelt s head for entertaining. Spread equal amounts of U cup of process Cheddar cheese spread ham atmut ’ » inch thick. Place one dill pickle on cheese ami roll up like jelly-roll. and serve with cocktail picks Re­ frigerate, covered, until serv­ ing time Makes about 2 dor en. W HATEVER THE REASON, thriv van bo tm argument tin one point— TV alar Jni Lansing in unt|iienlinnably tho picltiro o f Itt'alllt. 'Goose Feathers' A t Ritz Melvin Frank, who produ­ ced and directed Universal's "Strange Bedfellow*," In Tc clinicolnr now playing at Ihr Hit/ Theatre had to concern himself wllh Ihe case of Lady Godlvas The film will continue at Ihe ltd; through Wednesday and is the first showing in Flo­ rida according to Ihe manage­ ment. Ail five Godlvas, incidentalI), were portrayed by luscious i.in.i Lullobriglda. In the comedy which co stars Gina with Itock Hudson, Gig Young and Edward Judd, Lady Godiva gels into the act when a London protest gr,,ii|i !b<| hy Ginn derides to re enact the celebrated ride through the streets of Coven try Naturally, Miss 1-nllnbrig ida glass Lady Godiva in the nerpienre ' tiur problem was how his­ torically accurate we could he without stirring a censor s scisurs;" Frank admitted 1 As for as Gina was concerned, we could set our own limit of nudily All we hart to do wlas make Ihe decision " Tho decision was Influenced hy five different tests of Gina as l.adv Godiva. utilinng dif­ ferent rpuniltie* nf Dotards. <11Mil InhripBl mutches Ruck 11u<I- ••n im n fe i word mi <i fit in 11v i|iiiirrel in "S tn in p e lie-lti lo\s ■>f* |ihntn>rt dpht'd tem pestuous in Technicolor. wigs and lulls to cover - and uncover — Gmu properly | ' I Ii»* f iiiJU it il Latlv r.rrilt il tin ro\ it . M« I I i atnk pointed out, ' tirrauar jyj»w tier fAffpt (hat tu vn iti) tailor, I'lT-ptOK Turn Our !.*<l) (•udn a udl lie tilled by ni l lions of liiuvie KbiTi lltr"ilu’ fl nul the u urid. yhe appeals in ‘Strnn^o Bed fe] Inus nude - but not too nude " M o r e than m n * t m en . burn in IHt it r e a lise tbflt t rou bles seldom r n m f f in e ly . .— COMINT. — SI N, . MON. - T l JpN. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING TW IN SCIENCE - FICTION HITS! NO. 1 AT T .00 A 10:20 a m a s te rp ie c e o f SH O CK. inCOLOR. iii# I Kw KMNONT n o M s u u Ji s m m s«0l e r *tl w u j i PLUS AT 9:00 ONLY DiningOut? You'll snjoy tha surprising variety of driiciou* food* and the fa*l, courteou* service at the Trade Wind* Cafrleria located next to the theatre in the Seminole Plata Shopping Center on L'.S. 17-92 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, prime meats, garden-fresh vegeta­ ble*, appetising salads and your fa ­ vorite pie or cake. On Tursday evening!, we offer a 1(1ui. New York Sirloin Strip cunked to yuur order for only 79c. Thursday night i* Family Nignt with free dr»aerta for all Saturday night ja Steak Night — a big, At-lb T-D. ne ati-ak cooked to your order for only |1.U0. 0RIAND0-2 Pjtkaootl Pill Seminole Pliu a* r COCOh 109 Mirylind LEESBURG 900 N Bl vd Luncheon: II am . - 2.15 p.m. Dinne^: 4:30 p m. - 8:00 p m. A W O O LM CB M O B . S n i w i U l i H COMING FKit. 21 - 12 - 23 <L«OPATfeA UN-CUT — SAME AS ROAD SHOW REGULAR ADMISSION * • CUPID'S SPECIAL at Ilia LAKE MONROE INN ju il in time for the St. Valentine's Day weekend it a delirious huge sirloin steak-for-two for a very special price that ia easy on ihe wallet. Thera ia also a delightful new feature in food —* tangy, spicy oldfashioned pit bnrliei|tie. In ad­ dition to good fond and warm. friendly atmosphere, there la ^ ta m rn irn tU .- hag;rc -nf- y j Itosvman Trio to entertain you while you drink and dine with your br*t gill. LAKE MONKlIE Inn ia just around the curve on the lakefront, an Idea spot for tbal tete-a-tete. . . . Jc (Ot'ftJi C A F E T E R I A S 10RT PIERCE Scantown US 1 South We Provide Ihe fm eit Catering Service ir Central flouda • • DOER Y O U R p O L L Y have dencinfrffqtT T/Un hear this • the CeitaVie/a will be at the MAK-l\pm RESTAU­ RANT AND C O C K T A I L LOUNGE this weekend for your dancing and listening pleasure. Specialty of -the house i* their delectable rbarbroiled iteak alt sit** snd cuts to fit yuur appetite, Pli- 7! " if Restaurant and Lounge Three Nightn — Thurs. Through Sal. DANCING STARTS AT 9:30 P.M. We Specialize In Delicinua C H A R C O A L STEA K D IN N E R S Your Choice Of Full Menu or Luncheon PIZZA 85c UP PIZZA Friendly Atmosphere • PD oUi*c-gooit thing* to eat, along with your favorite beverage*. Your hn»t, Lou ltotaa invite* you to join him there this weekend, or any tinji. Remember that they lervVNunrh, •too. •U • • SWEETHEART OF THE CAI'RI ia perl andpretly Peg­ gy and her Keynotes who play for your listening and danc­ ing pleasure at this faniou* restaurant anti lounge. The show- ataila at H pm. ami re­ member that thera is never any eovar eharga or admi**lon price. Your own aweethi art l» sure to enjtty an ave ning at tlio CAPRI where you and she will have your choir# of delirious steak or neafooil, that *|iecial PattaInert real Italian spaghetti and meal ball* and many other fill* foods to Mill yuur taste SPEAKING O F . SWEET11KARTS, the sweetheart of Skate City will ha crowned tonight by Mis* Mair.ia f i ­ b'll, the lltfi!! Roller Skating (Jureti who went on to win many other honors in national events. Three gold trophies will be awarded to the top cu test nuts among tho 18 entiii« Four "f the pretty girls me twins . two sets of them, jti-1 to make it all more dr* |light fill. 1 tie show begins at 7 'til |i m. and last, lint it 10 30 p lit, and everyone is invited. The Sanford Herald's own sniii-ty editor Doris Williams • • • will l.e one of the judges and we don't envy her tha job of IT'S FRIDAY AGAIN and forthat delirmwa fiati tilin g to decide between tliele time dinner at (be PIN El Ttl.ST IN lovely, tali riled gills. • * • INN. Tina popular spot ha* FOR V Ml' R GIRL, it's become the Fridtil night reitnothing to,t Ilie best and that deivoua of all Ilia ara-food ..... ns HtKDDIK'S STEAK lovers. 1 hey ju*t ran't get HOUSE in hern 1’ atk . the enough of- that ta*ty crispy dint, riiinaitlir iitnins|>here. e i- fried fl*h. golden brown hu*h i i tlenl i iiisloe, fine wines and puppies and all tbe other ar> ompliah roektails, wonderful service mouth-wittering and tnleiited entertainers at mrnti. And In top It all off. tin- pinno all rimihine to make how about a ilice of that **your gill gone at you with a quiiita delicacy, found only wilt lit glow in tier-eyes Try at Ilia PINF< REST INN it and see. tlniv trouble is peanut flutter Cream pie T ebe'll riot settle for any nther Your sweetheart will love It, and you will, loo. place next weekend. • • • e e e S IR L O IN < 2 * 1 .r f z S i F OR T W O ! hmplrte >Xytt Charroal erTSleak Dinner For Two — 5.8S OK REAL OLD FASHIONED P IT BARBEC U E . » AND DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF JACK ROSSMAN'S K IN G SM EN No Covrr Or Minimum Fridiy and Saturday Lake Monroe Inn 1 Ml. NORTH OF SANFORD ON HWY. 17-92 You’ll Love / 'DAWN" \ OUR NEW DAY TIM R BARTENDER I \ The Onl From "Down Under" • Dinning "On The Houae" Every Friday Night AIIE YOU LOOKING for a muggy little spot to *teal away with yuur sweatie after work, or after hour»T Try tha CARIIIE LOUNGE. . .It's rinse and convenient with ro. rnentir atmotphrie ami service 1a fast, ftirndly and rourlcoua. Glendale, Calif . arlenlial All you hive to do la open •n It tile blue door. *tep maule and pr gram* a rnmputer an produces poetry on rripieat there you are —- with free LADY COP? — Five day* a A 111 i i arc quarterly pint fat music for darning on Friday week. Eileen O’Neill play* a and printed fivecif tbe I.oems nights. police sergeant on leievi- Who would have little V poet* lion'* Burke’s Law. On week­ among tha victim* nf auloina lute ends, she relaxes at her Bev­ I mn ? erly Hills home. A WHOLE HAREM OF .SWEETHEARTS; you aav. Dad? How about taking them all tn dinner, nr to lunrh on St Valentine’* Day at thr TRADE WINDS CAFETER­ IA ?. . Vim'll find a wide FRID A Y N IG H T SP EC IA L! ■twin tan U llP I t c t e ;, • choice of detlclou* aitada, meats, vegetable*, and des­ cent* arrayed before your eye*, rich one a* tempting a* the nest and all prepared to please your palate. Saturday night 1* steak night, remem­ ber when you can have a big 3.4 pound T-bone iteak juat exactly to your order for a very, vrry epecial price. A f­ ter dinnrr, or lunch, why don't you take your awcethtarla to the movie T FISH FRY A L L YO U CAN EAT — ADULTS $ | 35 CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER *1 00 Menu Includes: V A L D E Z H O TEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN T IL 1 A M. NIGHTLY SWINGING DANCE BAND "fisuffly dud Jkc JOuyjwiM' D O N 'T MISS TH EM ! D A N C IN G b SH O W STARTS 8 P.M. NO COVER — NO ADMISSION — MODERATE PRICES IT. S. CHOICE S T E A K S A N D SEAFO O D S ( ’tile Slaw French Fried Hiked Heins Grill Ilunh Puppies Itelish Tray Coffee Or Te» SE R V E D A T T H E IR BE ST! DOM AN D A R T IE W E L C O M E YO U TO C O M E AS YO U A R E! Owned A Operated Hr Maxine A Boh Hancock nw y. 17-91 Sanford FA 2-5965 C ^pdxi RESTAU RAN T & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322-1251 �I "V . :.v- . -• i * • Sll* • ia forb .>*, * • fr r ilh * s* Page & -F ri. Feb. 12, ’65 PA Y This Saturday k many requests from Sanfordlies who have been fortunate enough to bear the famed maestro and hla musician*. Elizabeth and I both agreed that this performance will no doubt be tbe most grandiose and cultural event known to Sanford in many moons. She end Frank have already bad the pleasure of hearing the magnificent musical program and she highly Indorses and recommends that all who have season's tickets to make uae of them. "The Pop* Concert Is magni­ ficence, splendor and sublim­ ity personified," the lovely 4 Elisabeth emphatically stated. "Wouldn’t it be great If tbe f V i Sanford socialites dragged out their ball gowns and went f metropoUtan for the eminent vtoTf <VfV. . 'X Mr. M erer?" I queried. "Well this symphony la de­ r -‘ W " j M ' ; finitely deaervjpg of the full red carpet treatmeht," Eli­ Mr V zabeth added. . Chatting with the composed and unaffected Mrs. Mebane was enchanting and merits an encore. She la an alumni of MISS THOMPSON Coker College, Hagtsvilk. S.C. with Frank claiming David­ son College in North Carolina a* hit Alma Mater. They ah* re JOYCE RUSSELL, daughter simultaneous enthusiasm for of Mr. and Mra. Herihell Ilussall aspects ol culture, and take ell Jr. 717 Cherokee Circle, ■an avid Interest In brfhglng and a aenior at Seminole High cultural background Into the School, has been named Co*d community, Correspondent; according to Yhc Mehanes have been on an announcement by Miss the Board of Directors for (he Margaret Hauser, editor of 'Mdtual Concert Association for C oed Magaiine. ten year*, are member* of the Her appointment was made Associate Board of the Florida by MISS BARBARA RUPSymphony Orchestra and are RECHT, -home economics at personal friends of the distin­ Seminole High School, and the guished Mr. Mazer and his was selected for her qualities lovely wife. The three Mebane of leidershlp and her enthus­ heirs. Shelly, Frank II! and iasm for home economics. Gay are already sharing Ma­ Miss Russell will serve as ma's an-1 Papa's enthusiasm Junior advlttr to the editors ol for culture and the fine arts. Co-ed, a national magaiine for Following s delightful after­ teen-age girls, and she will JOYCIS BUSSELL noon with Elizabeth, called on keep them Lnlormed of activi­ ties at Seminole High School. Gielr worthwhile enterprises friend. KAY BARTHOLBUEW, More than 1,000 Co-ed Cor­ and their untiring effort! in to verify facts and figures. respondents throughout the self preparation for future The vivacious Kay has more "on the ball" than a team of United States and Canada re­ community citizens, port regularly, and Seminole . When the United Fun ‘ ‘kicks wild horses. She urges ill hold­ County la fortunate In being off" next fall, remember our ers of concert season's tickets represented by the capable boys and dig deep into your |to mark the calendar for March 2 and by ill means Joyce Russell. pockets to continually keep' plan to spend an evening en • * • these adversaries bigger and . .. . _ . , vcloped in the magic of music ONE AMONG SEVEN out of better every year for he I.W0 ,Q ^ tcd b the KlorUl 129 refers to MISS JENNIFER Boy Scouts of Scm.nolc Coun Symphony. ANN THOMPSON, daughter of ty. Kay related tnat she had reLt. and Mrs, George L. celved a letter from the Pub Thompson, 20fl Temple Drive. CONCERT MINDED, anyJennifer Ann was recently one?.,A choice few Sanfordiles lie Relations Director of tbe accepted and pledged Alpha arc fortunate enough to hold Symphony and many Orlsnd Tau Chapter of Phi Mu, Na­ season's tirkets to the Mutuel osns have requested tickets tional Honor Society at Florida Coneert Series, which has two for tile Sanford performance. Southern College, lakeland. more delightful performances President Vernon Mize In­ formed Kay to dispatch a Site Is another of our Sauford scheduled. "sorry, Charlie," but Die per­ atudecta who maintains the Recently had the pleasure of formance is for concert mem­ high srtwUalic average, re­ spending a marvelous after­ bers only, who have a season's quisite necessary far mem­ noon at the fashionable Loch membership. bership in this society. Arbor home of Frank and EliSo to the fortunate SanfordMiss Thompson was gra­ zabeh Mebane. lies who are members, con­ duated from Seminole High Elizabeth had Just returned sider yourselves In the excluSchool with the class of 1061 and was the recipient of a from having -lunch with Phyl- live elite category is you General Scholarship Loan for Us Curtain, soloist featured In start preparing for the Flor­ the preparation of teachers. "La Travlata," atA ‘ was all ida Symphony Orchestra under In high school the had the dli "hepped up" over the Opera the direction of Henry Mazer. Unction of being secretary of tonight in The exuberant snd enthus­ NATIONAL CHILDRENS the National Honor Society and also tha secretary of the iastic Elizabeth prompted me DENTAL HEALTH WEEK is to become a bit more interro­ also being observed this week. aenior class. Jennifer Is majoring In ele gatory than usual as she des­ Most youngsters have a decid­ mentary e d u c a t i o n , so cribed a most eventful day and ed distaste (oi Uieir tooth Doc­ tor snd with good reason, hut ■'touche' to our lovely future the grand event In store. "B y the way, Elizabeth, mama cracks the whip so Jun­ "school m irm .’* what's next- for Sanford ior snd Susie are compelled to • • • MEMO TO THE CHIEF through tiie Mutual Concert submit to tbe drudgery. After approaching adulthood, COOK AND DOTTLE WASH Series?" "W e're In." she beamed, many become careless and ER — Dine sumptiously next Saturday, Faoruary 20, with "Henry Mazer is definitely dodge friend Dentist like the all your family and friends at bringing the Florid* Symphony plsgue until tha time their "cultured pearls" hive to be an -authentic Swedish Smor­ to Sanford." "Really, C'mon, give out, replaced with man made gasbord sponsored by the Ethel Root Circle of the Con­ promise not to tell a soul." - mechanism. Elizabeth gave out with a A trip to the Dentist's den gregational ChrtsUan Church, broad smile as if to say, "Bet­ msy go something like this. 2fth at Park. You are cordially escorted Thia Is the 13th year the cir­ ter keep my mouth ahut unless cle has sponsored this elabor­ I want The Herald to publish to a plush chamber by a 3324 33 professional hostess (as­ ate tea it, and thronga gather this choice morsel of new*." She finally revealed that the sistant) In Immaculate white. from far and near U> simple tbe cuisine ol these culinary Florida Symphony will appear There in tha dimly lit lair, •xpcrti. Over 43 dlshea will be here oq Tuesday, March 2 at you recline on a comfortable • featured, fit for a king and the Civic Center. This will be chaise lounge contoured to fit aavory enough for (be moat a "P ip s Concert" featuring vcffr curves. You are told to discriminate gourmet and con­ leading (unea from smashing relax, that this la only for Broadway Shows, The affable consultalkm. Presently provo­ V noisseur. The mouth-watering menu Mr. 3Iazer graciously content­ cative stereo music fills the will be served buffet style and ed to bringing the Florida atmosphere and you are au­ the ladies reveal that to be Symphony here due to the tomatically transformed Into l FUND of Seminole County, thus receiving their sole sup­ port from United Fund. All civic-minded clUiena should carefully consider that our scouts of today will be our leaders ol tomorrow. No conceivable word grouping would ever be adequate enough to commend this vail organliatlon & njay Scouts for MRS. FRAN K (ELIZA B E TH ) MERANE JR., Is shown in her fashion­ able Loch Arbor Home during a discussion of the forthcom ing appearance of Henry Master and the Florida Symphony Orchestra at the Civic Center on March 2. See "Candid Chnller." so. Her delicate flesh emerges flesh Is actually a nude-ton an Incurable romanticist. The Dentist enters the inner iq the deafest of visibility in body stocking foundation under sanctum at precisely the ex- the background, the fish net architecture, the act moment and in a soothing, C'mon, Mr. V., snap out of most covered undercover tranqullizlnj, sex appealing it, you are not in Utopia or spoof of the season, creating voice comes up with, "Hello Shangrila and this "mermaid tbe grand »dcccptkm for the you gorgeous doll, how are In mirage" is the real McCoy. modern mermaid. You are being deceived, Mr. How does this grab you. Mr. we doing today?" You no doubt answer with, V.—-What you see as female V'? See ya’ at the beach, huh? "Hi 'ya handsome hunk o' huynanlty," "Comfy, - sweet? Let's put our lovely head back and open your beautlfut mouth." Answer. UMMMMMM! (long sigh). lly Evelyn Lundy elllas was used as a center At this our debonair Dentist Mrs. Maude Coates of piece. Mrs Coates poured daringly explain*, "Well, dream girl, you really didn't Oviedo, recently entertained coffee from an antique cof­ need that til' gem I stole from a group of friends at her home fee service, Cakes, cookies, nuts and mints were also you. After all, it was only a on North I,akc Jessup Dr. The occasion was to Intro­ served. cultured pearl Whal we really Those enjoying the delight­ want for you Is a genuine duce her niece and nephew, gem, a crown, no less, an Im­ Mr. and Mrs, Jack Painter of ful evening were: Mr. snd ported South Seas pearl en­ Port Washington in Long Is­ Mrs. Charles Niblack, Mr. and crusted with the Jewels of land. Mr. Painter was for Mrs. James Wilson, Mr. and your choice . . . diamonds, ru­ many years an outstanding Mrs, J. W McKinnon and Mr. bles, emeralds, Just name professional photographer for and Mrs. John Lundy. —them. Tlic best It n«l nearly Twontielh-Gentury-Fox Studios, j , , exclusive enough for your na He has traveled all over the' tural beauty.’ world many times, taking D i s t r i c t - 3 / Now this super selling Sam movies of various places and M n rcoc U a natural and you arc al- people. He has accompanied ready convinced, hut the grand President Roosevelt and Pres- 1 1U IIU d 1 > U IM - 5 finale for the sale is finalized Idcnt Elsenhower on many when a beacon is flashed from trips abroad, overload into your face and | During the evening he showFlotldn Nurse’* A*»r>rlnbc drags out a set of falsies several ol his movies which (choppers, that Is) to further were most Interesting and In- tion, District No. 37. will have explain your need*, as the spiring. Among those he show­ the regular meeting Mnnday gentle gentleman, becomes a ed were: "A Trip Up The night, February 15, at 8 p.m. "brain washing" bc»*l. Nile," beginning with Egypt at the Health Center on You question the prlec am) and showing tbe beautiful and French Avenue., at this point he bunds you a colorful cities and country­ Mrs. Asenatli Butler, pres­ hand mirror and in a threat­ side. ident uf tiie Woman's Auxili­ ening monotone quips, "Whal "Tears of Pearls," was the ary of Seminole Memorial price beauty?" story of how pearls arc planted llo-|iital, will In- guest nprnkTlic glaring light lias caused and cultivated in the very pic­ er. iirmenting tile pink lady's the (low of perspiration amt turesque rivers of Japan. role in tin- hospital. you gawk at the monstrosity "The Dominion State of Vir­ The month of February reflected in the mirror (which ginia" showed scenes of Rich­ will he recognized a* roll call is purposely defective). The mond and of historic Williams month by the group of nurse* mascara and eye shadow are hurg; another was a short running off your face and a movie of fishing for large Careful series of new lines lias appear Tuna off the coast of Bimm BOSTON (U P h - Attempts ed “ All right, all right, you're ml. to improve one household the winner, but how much. , * The Flying Circus" of F S, cleaning agent by- mixing it D or?" IU. was particularly interest­ with another brand may nuke 11c displays all 32 of his ing. "Survival City," which In- you 111 enough to wish juu dentures in a sly satisfying ; cldenlally received an Acad hadn't tried, according to Dr. smirk as-be quotes you the rtny Award, and which most Harris C. Faigel, uf Children's exhorihant figures without bat­ of us have seen many times Hospital Medical Center In ting an eye. was the explosion of the Boston Housewives, he said, Amiably agreeing, but bank­ atomic liomh and the effects arc all loo inclined to iry such ruptcy bound, you Ironically it had on a model city in Ne­ experiments. add, "What price • beauty? vada, Reporting In the New Eng­ Why several Ihousand dollars, The last movie Mr. Palnler land Journal of Medicine, Dr. you money making mail mani­ showed was the beautiful and Faigel said inhalation of am­ acal ^nedico." (Doris Digs rolorful Cypress Gardens and monia or chlorine fumes re­ Dlaimitwl*, Doc not Daises). of many fantastic ski acts. leased by mixing cleaning • » • After showing of (he movies. agents which are harmless MEMO TO R. E PORTER Mrs. Coates served refresh­ Individually causes nausea, —On one of your "sashaying ments in her dining room. The vomiting, and other symptom safaris" a comely curvaceous dining table was covered with of acute gastritis. Poor venti­ cutle advances towards you a cut-work white linen cloth lation Increases the likelihood clad only in a scant amount of An arrangement of pink cam- of toxic effects. fish net with the terminal point being at the angle her limbs are attached to her tor- Noted Photographer Shows Cultural Movies In Oviedo Meet Monday / ( Mrs. Walter Cook Hostess T o BLFE Hibiscus Lodge Mrs. Walter Cook was hos­ tess to the February meeting of Hibiscus Lodge No. 534 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engmemen and Firemen. The president, Mra. Robert Eivencoff, conducted the busi­ ness meeting with various re­ ports given. Some of the members visit­ ed a member, Mrs. John Wea­ ver, who has been on the sick list for some time. They pre­ sented her with a cake and a gift momento from live Lodge. Tentative plans were formed for a social to be held in the immediate future. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the meeting to the Mmcs, Elsen coff, Harold Keeling, Horace Turner, J. A Calhoun, George llartz, Alfred Green and Hor­ ace Fortner. O.L 18 Entnuite Win Be Crowned “ Sweetheart" By Mia* Florida Skating Do you get‘ THREE rinses after the wash? Can you wash 8 double sheets and 8 pillow rates, CLEAN, for ONLY 23e? Do you want proof that you rtn wash M O K E c l o t h e s CLEANER and CHEAPER at WES-KAY? If you haven't tried It bring thl* ad for ■ FREE WASH. Heated And Air Conditioned Lounge WES-KAY WASH ETERI A 2010 Frenrh Ave., Sanford Valentine Party -t » 1 0 — 2 nd *6 P H O N E 322-7913 We Boattl the lowest EVERY'DAY Prices Anywhere . . . We don’ t confuse you with weekend Specials, Coupons, our prices are the same TODAY and EVERYDAY! Look A t This Partial Listing! REGr 79c BAYER ASPIRIN . r 53c VAPORIZER SPRAY . 88c COLD CAPS . . . 98c 1.89 SiNUREX TABLETS . 1.98 ALARM CLOCK . SPRAY COLOGNE . HAIR SPRAY . . 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Kitty Corley, Way* .and Means chairman, announced that several babies have been entered in the Annual Baby Contest. The contest will be held March 14 • April 5 and all proceeds will go to The Little Red Schoolhouse. A nominating.committee for next year's officer* was elect­ ed. Those elected to serve were Jeanette Cara, Eleanor Butler, Flo Wlnsa, Grace Ma­ rie Stlnecipher and Pat Beers. Jeanette Cara presented a most interesting program on Art. Members attending were Pat Beers, Eleanor Butler, Killy Corley, Dora Lee Rus­ sell, Jeanette Cara, Marchetta Dormtney and Grace Marie Stlnecipher. Who will be (sharp (ihooters NEW YORK (UPI) At the end of 1964 over IT million Americans, htd spent a total of 223 million days engaged In the sport at hunting, the Health Insurance Institute re­ port*. Of the nation's 17 million hunters, 1.3 million are fe­ male. in style, seconds are the or­ der of the day. They will be Insulted unlcii their handeddown recipes are given tbe full taste-testing treatment. Carry-out service la avail­ able with the gala feast be­ ginning at 4 p. m. and lasting ' through 7 p. m. A nominal donation la asked, so gals re­ lieve yoursed of the K.P. de­ tail next Saturday and plan to dine in tha elegance of Swedish atmosphere, e e • BOUQUETS TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, who are obeervlng their 13th an­ niversary this week. Tbe Boy Scoots are a participating F agency under THE UNITED •'■*.* Zeta X i Chapter Schedules Party By Doris Williams Society Editor ONE AMONG ELEVEN from the entire student body of Clarke College, Newton, Miss­ issippi, la something to crow atput, The reference U made regarding a Sanford itudcnt, RICHARD BENNETT, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Lee Bennett, 220 Woodmere Boulevard, tor hla high scholastic honon In making the Dean's Firat L ist To attain the drat Hat, a itudcnt muat have a 1.0 aver­ age or a atralght '•A" record. Congratulatloni, Richard • • • LYNN McROBERTS, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. K. MeRoberta, 223 N. Scott Avenue, haa been placed on the first semester honor roll at Howcy Academy, Howey ln-thelUlls, according to Dr. C. A. Vaughn Jr., Academy headmaster. This honor roll distinction la . not novel to the popular Miss McRoberts since she has maintained the necessary average to attain this achieve­ ment since her enrollment at the Academy Cheers, Lynn I t R O LL E R R IN K Jast O ff Highway 17-92 Turd A l Dag 'Track Road 3 Then follow the rest o f the easy Instructions on the back o f the form. O nly REXALL w ould make such a generous offerl HURRY! Offer expires April 15, 1965 c • �\ • f >•»> . ... I. ~V ■ V. ■r Iflir Banfnrh FH. Fab. 12, '65—Page 9 Ijrrolft SEW & SAVE **• Bridal Reception Tea Honors Miss Patty Walker BRAND NEW EASY CARE her mother, Mr*. Leon E. In a setting of soft flo w in g arris created an enchanting! er. popular bride elect of ception tea. Forming the receiving line Walker; her fiance's mother, candlelight, the lovely Loch [bridal atmosphere Wednesday ■Thomas A. Speer, was rompllArbor home of the Jack Schir-1 afternoon as MIsa Patty Walk-1 mcnled with an elaborate re­ with the lovely honoree were Mr*. G. A- Speer Jr.; and the hostesses, Mr*. Schlrard and Mr*. Henry E. Tooke. The ladle* were all elegant in color­ ful chic spring fashion* as they received the guests dun ing the appointed hours. A bridal and Valentine theme was carried out in the decor adorned with arrangements of of the festive reception area, assorted spring blossoms. Centering the refreshment table, which was overlaid in exquisite Italian cut linen, was a single perfect pink rose bud in a sterling silver bud vase, accented on either side by tall tapers glowing in an­ tique silver candelabra. The chandelier above the table was adorned with lace and blos­ soms in replica of a Colonial bridal bouquet with white sat­ in streamers cascading to the table centerpiece. Dainty open-faced bell-shap­ ed sandwiches, heart-shaped petit fours and toasted nuts were served from silver and crystal appointments w i t h Strokes Show No Discrimination In A g e Or Sex left are her mother, Mrs. Leon W alker; her fiance’s mother. Mrs. G. A. Speer Jr.; and the hostesses Mrs. Jack Schlrard and Mrs. Henry E. Tooke. Mrs. Kirby Fite is pouring. MISS P A TTY W ALKER, standing left, comely bride-elect o f Thomas A. Speer, was recently honor guest o f an elaborate bridal reception tea nt the lovely Loch Arltor home o f Mrs, Jack Schirnrd. Pictured with the honoree from the The Byers Observe 60th Anniversary By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mr*. Arnet Byers of 237 Lake Ellen Dr , Cassel­ berry, celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary Sunday afternoon with an open'house given by their daughters. Mrs. Carl Jack of Casselberry and Mrs Jack Clark of St. Peters­ burg. One of the many guests who dropped by to congratulate the happy couple was a cousin, Mrs. Russell Landes of Mt. Dora, who was a guest at their wedding whlrh took place in Warren C o . 1ml. She at tended the open house with her husband. MR. AND MRS. A RN ET BYERS o f Casselberry are pictured on their 60th wedding anniversary at an open house given in their honor, Sunday, February 7, 1965. ’Entertaining A nd Hobbies The XI Beta Eta Chapter of JJeta Sigma Phi met at the "JJDme of Vermelle (Ed) Peter-*on. Vice President Betty (Clarke) Bruestlc presided at the meeting during the ab.J fn c e of the president. “ Election of a nominating W committee was held with Pat (Vernon) Hardin, Sue (E. C.) Harper Jr. and Jessie (Al) _ Shaw being selected. They will - meet ami bring a report of ” their slate of officers to the meeting of March ft Plans were discussed for _ the Valentine Social to be held - this Saturday night at the Ca— I pri. Members were reminded * to arrive al approximately .7 :3 0 p m. for a social hour. Mysterious plans were also discussed for a Treasure Hunt f and cook-out to be held March * 13 al 6:00 p.m. The Social . Committee would s ay no • more, which left everyone thinking that they must have a few surprises up their sleev­ es! The program was present­ ed by Team 4 on "Entertain­ ing and Hobbies." Audrey (G. Andrew) Speer gave a few hints on giving a party. She stated that hor d’oeuvres arc very Important and that you should make .plenty of them as they serve as an antidote for possible boredom. She al so stated that the word “ hor d'oeuvre" is always pronoun­ ced In the singular form. fentCrpieccs need not al­ ways be of flowers, they can be fruits, vegetables or any­ thing that suits the occasion Good sense and good cooking always make for a more pleasant meal by taking into consideration Lbc, color, tex­ ONE The Byers have two other children who were unable to be present, Arnet Evans By­ ers of Hammond, 1ml , and Mrs. Ultn Ha skill, Attica. Ind They have seven grand­ children, and 10 great-grand­ children and have resided In Casselberry since 1956 Strokes are the nation's number three killer, after heart disease and cancer. No respecter of age or sex, strokes strike suddenly, often with devastating effects. Now, says Dr. Paul Dudley White, one of the nation'a best known heart apeelallsts. many can­ didates for strokes can be identified by their physicians and preventive measures tak­ en.' Young people whose mothers or fathers have had strokes should gusrd against excess­ ive weight, smoke little or not at all (since smoking increas­ es blood pressure), and should be physically active. Physicians advises Dr. White, should record certiin basic information about such patlenta: blood pressure, eleeIrocardlogram, heart and lung X-ray, blood cholesterol, and fasting blood sugar. From time to time this data should be up­ dated and studied for any sig­ nificant change. During Feb. Wed. n* Thurs. NOW 75 00 17-50 1 J .5 0 j 2 ‘5 ° their hobbies of collecting, making and doing. Refreshments were served to the following: Betty (Clar­ ke) BniciUa, Reida (Glenn) MeCalt, Candy (Mac) McCIsnahan, Wills Mae (John) Prokosch, Audrey (G.‘ Andrew) Speer a n d FI (J. )Harold Chapman. CALL 322-4913 4_ Betty Anne's 2201 S. 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All friends and relatives of the young couple are cordially M invited to attend the wedding and reception immediately following. * 2 -4 9 RACK REG. g.99 lo 2 9 'J VALUES This Sunday W EEK-END Hair Styling Salon .Storage Tlpa NEW YORK lU i'l) —Make sure summer cottons, synthe­ tics and blended clothing are clean before storing them for the winter. 72J LADIES DRESSES Wedding 2 P.M . W ATER SKIS I-amlnated; With Adjustable Foot Binding And Rudder. Reg. 115.95 NOW f|Q -99 FOR APPOINTMENT FABRICS FOR LESS Rice-Miiier PRE-SEASON SPECIALS Featured At Soroity Meet ture and contrast of the food to be served along with the type weather outside. Discussion was held on some foreign dishes and their ori­ gins such as kabobs. curries, pilaff, mole and jambalnya. Salads make an excltfng ad­ dition to any meal and need plenty of tender loving care in preparalion. The green leaves should bp handled gently and washed the day before and stored to chili and crisp. They should never be cut but torn in prepsratlon for a sstad. Members t h e n discussed tridee, Carol Debrlne. J. C. Owen. T. P. Cason, G. W. Swaim, Robert Harvey, Ed­ ward S, McCall Jr., Richard Deas, Amos Jones, John Krider. Don Smith and David Berrien. Also the Misses Nancy Da­ vis, Gr»ce Marie Stincciphcr and Judy Lavender. Mineral Oil . . . . ql. 79c W A V E DAYS REG. coffee and punch poured from antique silver service and a silver punch bowl. The hostesses presented the honoree with a sweetheart rose corsage and a gift of cry­ stal in her chosen pattern. Floating hostesses were Shirley Higgins, Joyce Cov­ ington and Clatra Fite. Others included in the guest list were the Mmes. W. 11. Jennings, June Brodie, Paul­ ette White, Kathy Bukur, Frank Bunnell. C. O. Jones, M. L. Nichols, Ralph Ray, Joe Orseno, Frank Stenstrom, Irv­ ing Fleischer and W. W. Tyre. Also the Mmes. Joseph Saunders, A. L. Lyon, Curtis Hughes, Sira King, A. S. MeCallum, H. R. Laing, L. J. Roman Jr., Ginger Moran, Willard Jones, Edgar Bruce, C. T. Harkey, Marjorie MorgenMern and Ray Heron. Also the Mmes. John Dickey, Curtis Lavender, Patsy Es- »■ \ _L �■Httl »* .' QTbf StalarB ft r iD Page 10— Frl. Feb. 12, '65 Vegetable Field Social Security Hints 'Moon Man' laughs Day Scheduled OiitlinecMo Fanners Here Tuesday At His Competitors ’* . ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) They all laughed when farm er Ell Thigpen planted pota toes In October, three months earlier than anyone had ever beard of. Thigpen was chuckling to himself as ha continued har vesting zo acres of potatoes "pretty as you can find any where,” that are worth, he aays, a 120,000 profit because his neighbors' crops are still in the ground. Thigpen, of nearby Hast­ ings, took a gamble and plan­ ted the Red Lasodas on O ct 4, three months ahead of the usual planting time In this area. He expects to harvest 4,* 000 bags, 100 pounds to the hag. Ha expects to make a net profit of IS on each bag. Milton Owens, supervisor of government inspectors Jn this area, described the po­ tatoes. "They are as pretty as you can find anywheiw. It's an un- Stewardess Killed WILDWOOD (UPI) — A 24year-old Delta Airlines ste­ wardess was fatally injured when her car went out of coatrol and flipped over on State Road 44 west of here. Police identified the victim as Miss Charlotte Jenkins of Wild, wood. . -__ l - K ' r ; — t- '~m usual crop for such an ex­ treme gamble.” Thigpen is slightly ahead of Dade County harvesting, an­ other reason for the premium price. He said be began figur­ ing on an early crop a year ago. STm a moon man when It comes to figuring the weath­ er," be said. "W e had a mild winter last January when there was a full moon between the ll*th and the 13th. The full moon this year was Jan. 17. And I fig ured then we were in for an other mind winter. "Then along about August the weatherman began to pre diet a mild winter in a long range forecast, so I figured if the old folks’ predictions and modern predictions were the same, It was a good time to gamble.” The shortage of storage po­ tatoes was also a big factor, he said, He planted the crop In heavy, loamy soli which re­ tains warmth longer. St. Johns, St. Augustine, Flagler and Putnam counties are one of the largest potato producing sections in the world. April and May are the peak harvesting ihonths. That is, for all except Thigpen. St. Johns Farm Agent Paul Dinkins said, "one thing for certain, when the rest of the farmers around here are dig­ ging, Ed will be fishing.” T.r-'Z * T r " “ -T Central Florida Agricultur­ al Experiment Station will conduct a "Vegetable Field Day” hers Tuesday. The event la the first of several field days to b« held over the stata this crop year. Beginning at 1:30 p.m., re­ searchers st the station farm located on Celery Avenue eaat o f Sanford, will discuss highlights of the research plots. A question-answer session Is planned. Expected to cover such sub* Ject areas as herbicides, va­ rieties, pest control fertilisa­ tion end mulching ara'D ra. J. F. Darby, plant patholo­ gist; IL B. Forbes, assistant soil* chemist; H. L. Rhoades, assistant nemstologist; W. T. Scrudder, associata horticul­ turist; P. J. Westgste, horti­ culturist, and B. P. Whltner Jr., assistant horticulturist. Scouts Join OA Ordeals By Jsns Casselberry Those from Boy Scout Troop 341 o f Casselberry be­ coming ordeal members of the Order of the Arrow at Camp Lanoche last weekend were Steve Nlcarry, Walter Blitlins, Billy Dempsey, and Fred Staedler. CA members from the troop who aleo participated In the weekend* tvmp were Scout­ master Ted Daniel, David Krohne, and Rick Casselberry. Thousands of self employ­ ed farmer* and their dependenta have retired with Social Security benefits since 1D54 when Congrees extended cov­ erage to thla group. Today another 4.8 million people whole living depend* on farm Ing are building eoclal secur Ity protection against the lots of Ineoms m u llin g from old* aga, disability or death. Urging farmers In this area to flit prompt and accurate income and earnings report? for 1984, Cot. Byron R. Petton, Social Security dlatrict manager, pointed out that fail­ ure to do so may result In re­ duced social aecurity benefits or tbs loss of benefit*. “ Now Is a good time," Col­ onel Patton said, “ for farm­ er* to axamln* their recorde to see what they must report on their Federal income re­ turn* for the pest year.” Also, ha said, low Income farmer* can build social ae­ curity protection. . .Colonel Patton cited a epeelal option­ al provision In the law which enables farmers whose net earnings ar* less than |400 to acquire social security credits. It works Ilk* thla: If a farmer’s gross incoma from farm self employment Is between f600 and f 1,800, he may count two thirds of his gross farm income as nst in­ come for 8ocla! Security. If gros* farm income is ov­ er |l,800 and net farm earn­ ings are lesi than 81,200, he msy report either hie actual net or 81,200. "* * * ****** ............. .. ■ . ......................... ......................... ' * . . . Under thia provision a far­ mer with annual grot* income as low a* 8800 can report net earning* as $400, or two thirds o f his gross income, to get so­ cial aecurity credit for that year. Information regarding so­ cial security taxes and tax re­ turn forma can be obtained at the Internal Revenue serv­ ice office at 2520 North Orange Avenue, Orlando. Queetions about old-age, sur­ vivors and disability benefits shpuld be taken up with the Social Security office at 2320 North Orange Avenue, Orlan­ do. District PTA Board Meets By Julia Bartsa The executive board of the District Council of ParentTeacher Aesocletions m e t Monday In Titusville to dis­ cuss plans for futura gener­ al meetings of ths district. Local representatives at­ tending were Mr*. Lawrence SwoffOrd, district vice presi­ dent, and Mrs. G e o r g e Hearn, president of the Sem­ inole County Council. Both are from Altamonte Springs. Next meeting of the Semi­ nole Council will be held at South Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry at 9:30 a.m. next Thursday. A Found­ er’s Day program will be pre­ sented. i —»,'M>I -w ’ . ■ • - . • ‘ - Hi > 4 * i 1/ r • it, !’ < . . . li ' ' ■ ^A , :m I- ■ ■. , drug stores SPECIALS America's Fastest Growing Drug Store) Chain O RLA N D O — N E W STORE 2712 N. P IN E H IL L S RD. NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE Open Sun. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.— Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. • 10 p.m. MAITLAND SANFORD 340 N . O R A N G E A V E . H I -W A Y 17-92 N ext To W inn-Dixie W HY OVER PAY? FRENCH A V E . H I -W A Y 17-92 N ext To W inn-Dixie Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. -1 0 p.m.— Sunday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m AJAX Cleanser 2 for 31c value M oz. REG. $2.00 TONI AQUANET Home *1 .1 9 Permanent $2.00 V A L U E 8 ■■■• MONDAY pu WEDNESDAY , 13 OZ. H AIR SPRAY ;■ «} *£ , ■- . • Reg. 45c K0TEX Box or 12 $1.55 V A L U E F A M IL Y SIZE TUBE SHAMPOO 94 PEPT0 BISMOL 63 HEAD AND SHOULDERS Early and mid-ieason control with Phosdrln hits Insects hard, cleans them up fa$L. Close-to-harvest Insect control with Phosdrln gives you an unbeatable way to insure crop quality. Now, Phosdrin is an all-season insecticide REG. 98c LIQUID 39c Value ALCOHOL —vegetable growers are using its hard-hitting control and fast disappearance in every spray. T h e sp ecia l e ffe ctiv e n e s s th a t h a s always m ade P h osdrin * In s e c tic id e profl table fo r late-scason use is now p r o te c tin g v eg eta b les th r o u g h o u t their grow th. Here's w hy: * . V 5- to 7-day spray schedules authorities now recommend have changed the role of Phosdrin. With its rapid speed of kill and ncar-pcrfect insect control, Phosdrin k ex­ tremely effective in the new short-interval spray schedules. Aha important In the new programs: Phos­ drin is competiUve on a cost per acre lusis and iu fast disappearance eliminates problems. T ub Intacta and residues both vanish 1 A Phosdrin spray deans up a broad spectrum of insects in a matter of minutes-aphids, mites, ioopers, worms, almost all destructive pests attacking vegetables. Because control b so thorough, insects can't build to damaging into costs and consider the overall protection levels Between sprays. And, of course, acci­ Phosdrin gives you and your crop, and yoa‘11 dental drift to a nearby field also disappears see why it pays to use Phosdrin all season. rapidly. Phosdrin is available from your local insec­ Phosdrin makes it easy to avoid problems— ticide dealer under many well-known brand all season and dose to harvest. It’s gone from names, or as a product of Shell In liquid or the field a few hours after application. dust. Shell Chemical Company, Agricultural Com pleta con trol la econom ical Chemicals Division, 55 Marietta Street, Phosdrin alone, protects lettuce, tomatoes, N.W , Atlanta 3, Georgia. beans, peppers, celery, watermelons, eggplant Always read and carefully follow label and many other vegetables. There’s no need directions. 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 insecticidem sensitive crops like cucumbers and lettuce. SHELLj A little Phosdrin goes ■ long way, As little as Vi pound per acre is all it takes to end the damage of most vegetable insects. Dosage rates seldom exceed Vi pound per acre. Check P h o s d r in * A M O O O C T or M U CM IV IC M . C O M M A * (Isopropyl) pjnt REG. 97ic 14 OZ. CE iCj91 MAJiUJ) C0RICllDl p / M O U TH W A SH $1.49 VALUE [ I # 12 OZ. L iq u id REG. $1.08 Ik l O 79‘ - cold 25’s C Q c �/ Dr. Crane’s If Lincoln Were Alive It was one hundred years ago— on April 14, 1865— that Abraham Lin­ coln was assassinated. W hat w’ould he think if he were here to observe his birthday with the rest o f the nation? He would have to wonder what has slowed us down in attaining the brotherhood o f man for which he fought and died a century ago. He m ight well marvel at the ob­ stinacy o f the human race in failing to heed the lessons so tragically and dramatically offered in the bloody W ar Between the States. He perhaps would be astonished to find that the poverty into which he was born and reared still prevails so largely in a land o f plenty. He could not help but be gratified that his name remains, a century la­ ter, a symbol o f freedom, compas­ sion and selfless dedication to his country. He could understand better than most that the President o f the Un­ ited States must be resigned to ceaseless criticism and open hostil­ ity even os he receives worldwide recognition o f his leadership ^and power. ' He might find com fort in seeing that after generations o f stagnation the great issue which split the nation in his day is at last being resolved at an ever-quickening pace. And in his wisdom he would com ­ prehend that the differences which now confuse his country and engulf the world can 4in "truth be composed through tbv same patient under­ standing and love o f fellow man that have made Abraham Lincoln timeless and immortal. A grateful nation again obsorves the birthday of a giant. It does it with respect nnd reverence, regard­ less o f race, creed or politics. ^Worry Clinic y ‘Nice Hitching Post’ Congratulations are in order for our City Commissioners. They made an historic forward stride this week when they agreed to permanently banish parking mov­ ers from the local scene. The posts will come up and the holes filled and Sanford will join other progressive cities in this re­ spect. We realize the light financial sit­ uation which face commissioners. We realize also that they have a mon­ umental task in administering the affairs of a city such as this. We know they have many places in which they can use every 100 cents of every dollar. But we realize, too, that there is a tomorrow and many days after that in which the city must continue to progress. City Commissioners currently have many_projects under way, the most important o f which is the Riverport Marina. It's heartening to residents to read o f the inch-by-inch steps being tak­ en to awaken Sanford and. in turn, awaken Florida to the fact there is a Sanford. The parking meters are gone. Without the progress being made by our commissioners they could have been left in place. Would have made a nice hitching post. Thought For Today Then he said to them nation will rise against nation, nnd kingdom against kingdom.— Luke 21:10. • • • War is not an act of God but a crime o f man.— Cordell Hull, former U.S. secretary o f state. Phil Newsom Says . Valued Textbook In Venezuela, terrorists blow up an oil pipeline. In Argentina, bandits stage the third successful bank rob­ bery In 10 daya. In Colombia, Castro-type guerrillas seize a village, kill three policemen and neatly ambush an army patrol. These are all recent events and in at least the cases ot Venezuela and C o l o m b i a clearly were politically inspir­ ed. The Argentine bank robber­ ies may or may not have had political connections but were of a pattern used successfully by Venezuela’s National Lib­ eration group (FALN) to fi nance its activities. In any event, they were re minders that despite gains un­ der the Alliance for Progress, violence continues to lurk just below the surface In many a Latin American nition. Somr, although not all, is Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring! Mrs. Julia llarto* 8.18-1318 B u r Lake-Fnreet Cit; Mra. Maryann Mllra 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Janr Uassclbtrry 818-50)6 Chuluota Mra. Joan Magia 365-3712 Drltary Mrs. John l.mne 668-1883 Deltona Mra. Mildred Haney 688-3631 Geneva Mrs. JnAnn Hays ' 319-1873 GJi|e Page 1-A Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris ' 66s 5831 *68 4861 l.aar Mary Mra. Frances Writer 322-6319 Lake Monro* Mra. H. 1- Johnson 322-4722 Lung-rood Mra. Donna Hates 838-3317 North Orlandn Mr*. Margaret Cosby 322-6795 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mra. Evelyn Lundy 363-3160 3 fe r a li» Sanford, Florida Fri., February 12. 1965 WALTER A. CalKLOW, EDITOR rtRLItUKR raASK VOLTOLI.8K, Clrnlall.s • O.B.fBl S i b ii h MOUKMr AS.KXA.VUKH MABRY I. JOHVaOM M e n ia ls # Ldlter DORIS W II. LIAMS Society ta ilo r DOTTIK ALlTI.V City ta ilo r JUDY C oast? WSSL 1.1 Bdller Advertising Director ROY UMKCN A d ve rtisin g W .n t fir JA.1IC BIIOK1SAKCH Ku,Intel Manager r a t u w il l s Mechaaleal Supi. KILL VIMCKVT Xlatt I’botDiraphar putillshed dally except Saturday, Sunday and CUrlatmaa, publlahad Saturday placard.n, Chriaunaa. a isisL isir r iu x llama Dsllvsry m atks Ila week ALL OTI1KR MAIL SKMIXOLK COS ST Y t l l l l I ts a r IS us 1 Tsar I t ) « Maalha i l l I Maalha 1 II , Maalha I I I I Mo a lbs I N l Msath I N I Moalk I). • peals) R tiu la ilea a protlda tbat all ■ all aubacriptleaa ha paid la advsacs. My Mall 111 wash Tba iitrald la a number •( ihs G a u ss A'taaa w a it* la aa. tlilad eicluetveljr l , U s uaa tar rapubllcaltaa at all ska level a s v a prlatad la thla aawapapar. Kataiad aa aaaaad d a ta Metier Ocleaar Is. S i l l at lha Poal Of tics at Xaatard. fle rld e , aadar lha Act at Caasresa ad March S. HIT. pia part at say Baiariau aa va sr i n a o u i i L . s i tala edlllee at Tha S cala r4 Uarald may ha rapredusad la aay a a a a a r with' aut w rlltia parmlaalwa at U a pubtlahsr et Tha tlarald. Aay ladlrldual ar firm raapeaalbla tar auch rapraductlon w ill ha ou sld ered aa iatrinf>aa . a Tha Mereld'e aepyrlshl ana will ha halA U etle for demesee waded tha law. Castro • inspired. Two of the leaders of the Colombian band which early in January seized the village in the north central province of Santander and made off with money and drugs were known to have spent lime in Cuba. In New York to attend the opening of the United Nations General Assembly not long ago, Ernesto Che Guevara, one of Castro’ s top aides, iden tilled both Colombia and Veil ezuela as continuing Castro targets. He also mentioned Guatemala. “ The road to the liberation of peoples which will be Hie road of socialism, will go through bullets m almost all eountties," ptunused the bear ded Guevara. He added " . . . We have helped some of our Latin American compa nions In acquire some military knowledge, , . it would nol be moral for us not to assist them 11 Guevara's handbook of guer ilia warfare is one nf the mosl valued lexis of Latin Arneri tan terrorists. One nf the more hopeful signs that Latin America may yet emerge m the image set for tt under the Alliance fot Progress is a growing aware ness among Latin American governmcnis nf their own re sponsjbiljties Aided by funds granted the alliance by the United States, most Latin American nations showed an encouraging eco­ nomic growth in the last year In effort* to achieve eco nomic and social stability Bra zil proved a special and unex pretrd bright light But in their December' meet mg in Lima, Peru. Latin Am erican leaders themselves rcc ognized that overall results had been poor in such key areas as agrarian reform, ed ucatlon, public health, tnflation control and investment for growth. Colombia is an example ol a nation in which runaway inflation has hurt the national development program, and provided the Caslroilei with new ammunition for unreal. There are other difficulties Argentina was said recently to have uncovered a band ol Nazi terrorists who were plot­ ting against Argentine Jews. High Chilean officials have declared themselves fearful of attempted military, coups in both Argentina and Peru. They believe enthusiastic sup­ port for Brazil's military re­ gime may Inspire other offi­ cers to political ambitions elsewhere. But the hopeful thing U the new conviction among Latin Americans that if they are to be helped, first they must help themselves. Bruce Tha oldest child usually ia taught responsibility whereas tha younger ie more likely to be a '‘both* passer." For the oldest child ia told to "Look after your little brother" so he la trained to be a “ buck-rerelver." Discuss thla classi­ cal case at PTA meeting*, and send for tha Rating Seals below. George W. Crane, Ph. D., M.D. CASE V-411: When one of our younger ions was atrout 8 years old, ha used to join the family in a card game. And Ha ntvar wanted to be dealt a hand. Instead, he’d slay out of the game, till tha rest had been dealt their cards. Then ha'd elbow hit way upon my lap or taka the next chair and want to play my hand. And he often did a superb job of It, too. "Come on," the older chil­ dren would exclaim when II came time to start a new game. “ We’ll deal you a hand of your own.” , • But he would disclaim In* tercst in tha game, though he’d again want to take over my cards and play my hand. His behavior is a classical example of the tendency of people to shun responsibility! It is still not loo late for Foe while he was playing us to act m the Congo. If we my hand, he had all (he fun ale to be successful, it will of the game but if he lost, it was my misfortune! be a long, slow job. In business and the pro­ We need to build the ad­ ministrative ability of the fessions we often find a slmiUongo government officials. 1>»r tendency to shun jobs that But even more importantly, Jinvolve responsibility, For example, many me.il* we need to teach the Congo gi'EFrlifiifTit—wnyr* to— draw j-mMnforr*#- will- then-take am minority non-Communist trih- additional hospital residency al groups into its political I of 3 to 5 more year*, system. During thia time, they have What's needed is practical I all the fun of diagnosing and ward polities, at which Amir- j operating on private patients ran* are particularly adept, |belonging to their "boss." Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook All this sounds bad fur the WASHINGTON (N EA) — Time is slipping by in the Communist cause and gives good cheer to U. S. officials. Congo, But historically this is thr The Communis!* have set haphazard way in which Bed up training camps in next- agents begin the takeover of door Sudan and Uganda, underground movements. At brought in foreign advisers, the start, all is confusion upped their supply of we* The hard core start* building —(in the -mitlaY~o{ -this--confu­ pons to-the Trbeltr, This is Hie classic Com­ sion. The Bed agents see munist pattern for a long- which leaders pan out fit the ilrawn-out effort at tuking scramble, then back them if t h e y ' r e manageable. The over a country. U. S. officials are consol­ Communists see to it that the ing themselves with know-1 unmanageable oiks are killed edge that in their initial e f­ in tho turmoil. If history repeats itself, fort* the Beds have not achieved m u c h s u c c e s s . the Bed military advisers ami They're reportedly having ns political organizers will build much difficulty in instilling lough, disciplined cadres, if discipline in the rc!-el* ns the given enough time. The Beds brought discipline Belgians ate in training the lint lunaliet troop* of Prime to the 1'athrt I.ao that old Minister Moise Tshombe. l.uo bunds still find unbvliciSome of these undisciplined ulde. rebel groups, in fact, art In most countries, this abandoning tha-ir weapons in tuild-up has taken year*, considerable number*. i The history of Communist Within the U. S. govern* movements in Korea, China, ment there is a certain Laos, Viet Nam and elseamount of optimistic think- Iwhere indicates the Beds u|e mg that the Communists willing to spend a decade or won't ever he able to weld mure to establish (he hard these Congolese tribesmen In­ liases they want. But it is also written in to fighters. Adm lilts t ration men also history that the United States point out that some Congi and the West tr ailitionally relwl tribal groups are allied have given the Communists to unhappy minority tribes in [the time they need to estate lilt- Sudan arid Uganda. The tisb themselves before tractleaders of these two tiuliolls mg strongly. When we haven't given risk thr danger these arms will be turned buck against them time, the Bed* have lulled thclMKflk es. A c a l l fro m y o u s a y s it b e s t For it is their attending doctor who must take tha gaff if anything goes wrong. # It isn't tho intern who must face the patient's fam­ ily but tha attending doctor! tn fact, it is often true that if a young medic spend* five year* playing second fiddle to doctors who are in private practice, then that young med­ ic becomes unfit for private practice! For he learns to lean upon hit ^boss" and thus subcon­ sciously sbun* private prac­ tice, because then be himself must shoulder the full respon­ sibility if anything goes wrong. Many talented young men In business office* and factor­ ies also will decline promo­ tions because they arc afraid o f being the final mad to whom the buck is passed. President Truman apparent­ ly understood this psycholo­ gical point fully when he had this sign on hi* executive desk: "The buck stops here!" You parent* should thua he doubly rautioua lest you in­ directly predispose your rhild to become a "leaner" who pre­ fers to pas* the buck and avoid responsibility. Teach your child to finish his tasks with a flourish In­ stead of leaving them Just half done! Ciumtzij - Encourage him to stand on his own feet, aa by operating a newspaper route (than which there is no better fi­ nancial training possible!) Praise your child for his In­ dependent thinking and hia original Ideas. Tactfully load small bits o f responsibility upon him and thua get him educated to be­ ing a "buck-receiver" Instead of merely a “ buck-passer." Send for my 200-point "Tests for Good Parents," en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. (A iw a;* write to Dr. Trane In rare o f The San­ ford Herald, enclosing a long stamped, addressed en­ velope and 20c to cover typ­ ing and printing costs when you send for one of hla booklrte.) Barbs When a golfer tosses soma grass into the air, he’s often testing the wind aa a possible alibi when ha slices Into tha rough. a • a Whatever became o f the pestiferous kid brother who hung around when hi* older sister and her beau wanted to be alone? He's out holding hand* with hia own "steady.’* {{ontzitfi, Unz. .lJiiHMnficp ailO A l fm M jT W H tnm SAN FO RD , .r V ffiir V f| » » • F L O R ID A Florida mada products: a m atter o f give and take They’re made for giving . . . made for taking bark home. Florida gifta and souvenirs offer a bit o f sunshine Vo the North — mod there’* no end to the variety of fine prod wet Y our long distance call is welcome whenever y o u ’re away from hom e. H u t i t ’ s e s p e c ia lly p le a sin g o n St. Valentine's Day. So if you ca n ’ t be there in person, send your Valen­ made, grsnra and processed right here in Florida. Yossr hotoday li the beat exense for g ift giving — and yon cooidn’t find a more varied selection to chooee from, yostr bndgnC So why not send some cheer back home? Or — tine by long diatance this year. It really amai leave — take a sample of Sunshine State says it best and means the most. along with yon. ItTJ remind yon to come back . . . F L O R I D A The Winter Park . Telephone Company P O W E R M C LFIN O W. Scott Burn*, Mgr. A L I C I T B U IL D F L O R ID A If C 0 1 P A I T 207 Magnolia A t*. �I • * * •* ■ ' *r I •. \ • •«> H oroscope F o re c a st ■ATVRDAT, FEB. IE I N I OKKERAL T E J I D I S S C lM l T o u h a r e e v e r y c h a n c e t oda y and t on ig h t to a c t u a lly g<-t y o u r Ideas b e f o r e o t h * r » s n ^ ) t o d o w h t l i m m ay ba n e c t a s a r y t o m t r c b a n d l i e w h a te v e r y o u r p r o d u e u happan to ba. a « w all aa i h o w that y o u ara lha on * w h o undaratanda lha a m otlona l oaada o f thoaa cloaa l o you. T o u can n o w m e h e tham happy. A B I E ! (Mar. SI (o Apr. I I ) __(J etting homa a f f a i r s b e t te r ad should ba flrat on tha a g e n . d a tod a y . S how otha ra that y ou ara a moat davotad p ers on. E n j o y w a r m th o f o w n fir esid e I d tha e v e n in g and ta ka tt e s s ? * * T A M M ' S ( A p r . SO to May s o f ' — A ft ar y ou « a ( nacaaaary sim p p t n s dona, othar dutlai, c a t a b ou t se ein g thoaa para-na y o u Ilka to ba with Ha va a g p " 4 tlma r om ln lgrlng. ale. Than ba aura y o u r wrltta n rap orta ara In orda r, eor raapondanca, and an fo r t h C.i:*tI M (M ay SI to Juna S O — S tu d y in g y ou r p os se ss ion s and f i g u r i n g out wh at ahould ba dona to Improva y ou r lot In Ufa la flna n ow . C o n c a n tr a la upon m a k i n g praaant h o l d i n g s p a y o f f ‘ nicely. Than lo o k I n t o l / na w Invaatmanta. MOON C H I L D R E N (Juna S» to J u ly S t ) — T ou naad the e n ­ c o u r a g e m e n t and d evot ion , o f othara and thla la a g o o d d a y to r e g a in tncantlva. Drees In flna taaia. Than o f f to aea tha r ig h t peopla w h o ara ao dlapoaad. L E O (J u ly SS to Aug. S t ) — A n y t h in g o f a co nfi d ential na­ ture ta Seat hand led today by aaalng tha Indlvlduala c o n c e r n ­ ed. T a lk m attere over q u ietl y and underetand mlnutaa. T h a n ^ f gat out w h ere y ou can rlaa a o cU lly. too. V I R G O (A u g . >1 to Sept, SSI — T a lk in g ov e r a n y p r o b le ­ m a tic a l a f f a i r s y o u m ay ha v a w it h g o o d frlenda can b r in g t h a r ig h t ao lu tl on r ig h t n o w . W elcom e naw paraona yo u meat. T h ey can ba Inalrue m ental In you r rlaa later. 1.IBBA (Bapt. SS to Oct. I S )—• H o m e ahould ba the canter o f y ou r lntereet now . a o ' b a aura y ou g o ov e r na w plana In full detail. Oat on a mor e a o l l d f l fo o t in g . Da vary practic al, even t b o kin m ay ba m or a on tha la-da-da aide. SCORPIO (Oct. SI t o N o r . . 1 ) — Thla ran ba a moat a a . Joyabla day It you flrat c o n t a c t thoaa w h o can help you to ad v a n c e In y o u r Ideae. career. Be a p p rec ia t iv e of favora S how y o u r flnaat ta len t a SACiITTAlUV* (N ov . SS to Dec. S I )— By g e tt in g at y o u r dutlee co n e e le n t lo u ily you m a k e Juat tha righ t Impreeelon upon hlgher-upa. L *t» r. gat health Im prov ed. T ak e the kltid o f treat man le that a r e r e a lly eff e ct iv e . CAPH ICOnN (D ec. SS t o Jan. SO)— P a r t n e r ! In ever y aphare of you r end ea vor n o w ara vary o o . o p e r a tiv e and much nan ha e c c o m p lle h fd that w ill ba m u ­ tua lly ben efic ial. Attend to c iv ic a f f a l r a too. T han c e l e ­ brate. A tit'A ltltl B (Jan. II « o Feb. I t ) — B alog mora preclee In whatavar yo u hava t o d o la o f vital Im po rta nce' t o d a y Ba a p e . ctffc. eh ow clarity E v ening tin* f fo r r o m a n c e a fta r you ha v a finished with Meat, work P l i t ' K a (F ab . S# to Mar S") — Tou ara n o w vary tnaplied aa to h o w to make I m p r o v e , tnente mora wlaely and ahould fa llo w t hr edg h on them, w h * . (h er at hom e or hualnaaa tV r u e Important lettera. Flna raaulia fo llow I F Y O t ’ H c h i l d la n o n n TODAY* ha or ah* will ba a fa aclnatlng little paraon w h * Int uitively will k n o w how in ^ deal w-lth othara ao that t h e - * ™ la flna accor d bet ween tham and will laler be com e a d a v o t ­ ad huaband. or wlfa, t h o u g h Inclined to ba i n e u w h i l p oseeaalva Early try lo break thla habit with toya. etc. E ac ellent chart for tha ealeaperaon and ona w h o daala In c om m od lt lea mostly. 1“ r 1“ r " i It IT" TT" r~ ir I- I ” 16 II IT 11 it n ll IB ii N ■ Ji JU z 11 1 m U ■ 4fl IT vr ir r 1» If IB it 0 UP u KiwsTAra c m i r u s i ‘A auk . It ■ I NDAT, r » : i l . 14. IM S G E N E R A L T E A I I K M ' I K a ■ A l­ tho ug h thla t* St. V a l e n t i n e s Bay. you will need ov ar y o u n c e o f a f fe c t io n and a e lB c o n lr o t B y ou can muattr In order to ^ keep In h s f m o n y with thoaa ab ou t you. Re ally live tha Oold an Rule now and yo u find y ou hava a chan ce to gat out o f (b a doldrurno and y o u w ill bk ab le (o m ak e a naw gtart t o w a r d s batter re latio nship s with e v e r y ­ one. A It I Eg (Mar. St to Apr. I t ) — A ep e.t e ara aaalnat you f o r really ha ving a g o o d time t o ­ day, so ha cont ent with being kind lo others and g e l l i n g d e ­ v ot ion In return. lie c r e a tiv e A others ap preciat e your fin e w talenta T A i n i ' S (A p r So to May J" ) Don't ba ao ta citu rn that ot h e r s arou nd yo u ressnt your a t t i ­ tude, be com e unhappy. T ak e that chip o f f your sh ould er and} ha Inspiring Instead. Than you make big prograaa In righ t direction. UKNINI (May 11 to Juna SI) Tou mual ba vary c a r e fu l while . d riv in g or w alkin g or there c4n be Trtuch loan, p oo r bualpee# dea ling !, etc. C on cen trate •£ upon s tud y ing data that ta V necessa ry f o r , soma fu ture a p ­ pointment. Ba thor ou gh. MOON C HIL DR E N <juna SS to July 11)— A cting a bit bias# la lha bast way lo add to your ab undance n>'W. Any f o r c e f u l neaa with othara on ly b o o m e ­ r a n g s on you. Find out w h i r s you can ba mora ec onom ica l, study b o o k k e e p in g records. LEO (J uly IS to A ug . 31) — Ligh tin g Into othara becau se you think thay ara In tha w r o n g w h tr a soma problem la E c on cerne d does not do a wh it • o f g ood. Oat health Improved. A nalyse wh ere you r o w n w e a k , heat la and y ou hava tba a n ­ swer. T I R O © (A u g SS lo gapt. SS) — Impress olha ra wK h y ou r t hou ghtf ulne aa t o d a y and a s ' alt thoaa In need. Thla a u t o maUoally m ak es o w n p ro b lem s geara laaa d iff ic u lt Ba c a r e ­ ful or y ou g a t yo uraa lt In fu rth er trou ble. LUSHA (Sept. St t o Oct. S3) —Thla la tha day t o s h o w . g r ati tu d e to thoaa w h o h a r e V keen loyal to y ou o r thay think you a r e not a p p r t e l a t l v a lie easing. S how som e f o r m o f a a l t r t a l n m t n l they Ilka. SCORPIO (Oct. SI lo Nor . SI) -rT o u feel that you can g a t out and d o r l r l c w o r k , ate. b y . ualng otbara Instead of la b orin g yourself. Thla only puts you behind lha eight-halL Ba ad­ roit and you w in ouL g AO ITT A R i t a (Nor. IS to Doe. I t ) — N ew c om er # artII g i n benefit S f their flna Idoaa t o - r (Cwtlmua Ob Fags »-A ) n ’ . J �\ J H oroscope F o re c a st OUR BOARDINQ $I0USE V erfirrS Feb. 12, 1965— Pag# S-A grrsIB X h a v e NEVER FALLEN OFF AN"/ CUFF ANYWHERE/ twatthrock^ A W P P - S P i m - T T t Xtm< BURYIS THE WARN VOU BOVS— BRAVE 6T GUY I NEVER P R E S S A KNOW/HE MASNT, H O O P t E TDO F A R / HAD AWlN NECt GRANDFATHER ONCE * I N C t MAH O' WAR U NH OR S E D A <T retired, but he [CAVALRY DETAIL. M Keeps BZ6GIM' 1ERELY FOR 3 E S T AMD BCRKOVViKf * 4 3 A B O U T Htfc HIS WAY B A C K T O SPAT* £ TH' tL W IN D o n L «AY, W N * v e o M cm cso HOW TMB MAJOR IS MO* INS WITH ALACRITY (C on tin ued F rom P a g * J - A ) rHE5C DAY6 / T H E I d » y , bu t d o n 't U k « any ac tion WAPEVlME <AY6 rrXA’ on t h t m Just yat. A w a it a JTTVE CAPER Hfc ba tta r day. Mak s y o u r plana PICKED UP FSOM . v l t a l y , cag tty and atudy hard. 1AUDE tHlTDCKSURVi CAPB 1C OR ?! (D ec, 22 to Jan. 1 0 >— L iste ning to tha Idaaa o f •aparta la wlaa, bu t bo aura t o lo o k alao to tha Idaallatlc alda aa wall aa tha m alarial. Da a bit s a c r ific in g with chuma. S h o w y ou hava tha r ig h t aplrlt. AQt'AltltS (Jan. 21 to Fab. I I ) —T ou hava to ba w il l i n g to d o laaa t a lk in g and m o r s UatcnIng If y ou wan t to hava great* ar a c c o r d with partnara. Don't ba forcaful. Than y ou gat thalr f u l l c o-o p a r a t lo n . riflCfCI (Fab . 10 to Mar. 20) — O at thlnga dona In a nice, qu lat w a y and d on't try to f o f c a thevaa ar oun d you. Dapond pratt y m uch upon y o u r aalf. T o u ha va a p ro p e n s ity fo r m a k i n g dull routlna ta ka on a n ap p ea lin g fla vor . MARTHA M IGHT <F Y O t'lt C HIL I) 19 IlCVJtX H&ARw TODAY* ha or aha will ba ona o f thoaa vary r e m a rk a b le p e o ­ ple w h o will hava an un cann y w a y o f w h it t l i n g a p r o j e c t d o w n to w o r k a b le al>a and will r ea d ily gat othara than to c o ­ o p e r a t e In m a k i n g auch very aueceamfuL Fine mind here fo r s o l v i n g pro blem# o f all k in d s— g i v e a g o o d ed ucation, aplr ltual and m ora l tra ining. „ B y G a lb r a ith SIDE G L A N C E S il /I R ffl O U T OU R W A Y MONDAY* r C D . IS. IMS ClKXRH AL T K S D E S C IK li Y o u r dealra t od a y la to pul •ome p ret t y big plant Into e f ­ fect that hava c o n sid e r a b le • co p e to their act ion, but f o r c ­ i n g a n y th in g t oda y or tonig ht c o u ld get yo u In dutch with •ome p retty Important peraona w h o hava tha .pojver to aet you b a c k on y o u r heela tn ab ort o r ­ der. T ak e time ou t to charm othara thla M on d ay with a • m il*—* pat o n the b a c k — a w o r d to plea**. AVIIKR (Mar. SI to Apr. IS) — Y ou feel that you muat first h a v e a g o o d time b e f o r e s e t ­ t lin g d o w n to buslns**, but 1hl» la er ro neo us . Don't ba d e ­ man ding. T a c k le problem*, af* f a ir * ea rly In a moat p ositive fa sh ion. T A t ltfTS (A pr. 2* to May 20) — If you do not sidestep a r g u ­ m en ts you are apt to get Into deep tro u ble o w i n g to the full m oo n, lie p a r tic u la rly d i p l o ­ m ati c with kin. K eep foc us ed r fP k P !ft!j on p ra ctic al a f f a i r s and labor w it h era lam. l i K R m (M a y 21 to Ju ne 21) — S how g e n e r o s it y Instead o f c r it ic ism with g o o d friend* If y o u want to get m l j e d - u p a f ­ fa ir* s t ra ig h t en ed out You requ ira m ore data. Study su ch w it h m eti culou s attention, lie • ure MOON ('ll II.DII »'N (J un e 22 « o July 111— B eliev in g that you c a n p ur ch as e y ou r way out o f p r e d ic a m e n t s la pot w|ae t o ­ d a y or yo u wind up In worse p osition than b efore Learn t o its mor s e c o n o m ica l Then all S tr aighte n* out prop erly, I.T.O (J u ly 22 to Aug. 211 — W li l l s you desire certa in thing* o f a personal nature. It I* heat n ot to be f o r c e fu l with other * In try ing to attain them Don't be critical o f other*, either. L o o k first within y ou r self \ IlUiO (A u g 22 to Kepi 22) — <le t tin g rbl o f an x ie ties r e ­ q u ire s that you h« very o b ­ s e r v a n t and lo ok at them In a must o b j e c t i v e way , Don't go ou t l o o k in g fo r an ar gum en t Hava a c o n c l l a i o r y at ti tud e In­ stead I,III It A (kept. 22 to Oct 22 » — Hat her than a n g le in order t o get wh at you want from giio.l pals, he kind and con aid e r a ! * L ivin g ths Holden Hole la Indeed the only an swer O v e r in m s rough situation* •4 s i l y . Y o u ’ v e In v e n te d th e fir s t b a t h t u b . A lfie ! G r e a t — le t '* m o i i r m t c v i . 2i to Nov i n — T a k in g risk* with thnt* in m a k e to m e g in !” p o w e r Is tin w ist and It foe­ hn ves you to gain g reate r g o o d will with public In g e n e r ­ al Com e t hroug h with p r o m ­ ises mads. S a fe g u a r d y o u r r e ­ putat ion, S A I s I T T A K lt 9 ( Nov 22 to WHO'S -That FElLA I>r o. H I — lie sure to carry TAU0N3 TOH£ iitftZOZ? j t h r o u g h with o b l i g a t i o n s even -fHATS P„AM.MlllS. t h o u g h thsr a sr* fa sc in ating ap p eals all aroun d, W a tc h out fo r any f r a f a e w o r k othara may be plann ing He adroit alw a y s CAPItICOItN (D ec 22 to Jan JO)— If you fo l l o w tho se e r r o n ­ ^ 2 eou s hunch#*, you could cer«. t a inly get Into a p retty pickle n o w Atudy plan* you ha vs In mind very c a r e fu lly . Awa it b e t ­ ter day b efore p uttin g them In­ to ripe ra tion, A Q I A V I I I S (Jan. J1 t o Feb I I ) — F o l l o w that desire to c o m * to b e lt e r term s wit h p ar ­ tners. and emcellent o p p o r t u n i ­ ties open up for you Operal In o M ho d og f a -hIon. i b - . Hpesk c lear ly, not lo o rapidly P I M ' E t i Feb 20 to Mar 20) — Much w o r k is b efore you w h ic h cam be ben d led qu ickly and e ff ic ie n t ly If you stop pro era elinat I ng or JJ*lng alibis. Im press ot h er s with y ur ai bi llon Hi willing to do more th an le ne< i*eaery, or expected I F YOt It C H IL D In HUHN T O D l Y, h* nr she will be one o f those children w h o early will req uire a pat on ths ba ck In or de r te> rales ths Incentive t o d o hast w o r k poss ible Make au rs that his or her teachers ar e aqua 11y e n c o u r a g in g and than you g et som e r e m a rk a b le reep on ae * here, o t h e r w i s e It i^HMAA.I AIN'T T H IS IS NO can ba Just tha op poeite. Da ONE T ' ICEEP F U N l I LUCE TO kind v o u lgne bir d s HOLD HANDS WITH • T i e l i a r s Impel, ( k e y i t a p a r t : P E T U N I A AT a s t e«mpel.** Wfcsl few m ake o f AAOVIESt y s s r life la l a r e g ly a p to Y D I'l C ar rol l Dlghtar 's ind iv idual Forecast fo r y o u r sign for March la n o w ready. F or your c o p y sand y ou r blrthd ata and 91 00 to C ar roll (lig h t er F o r e ­ cast, The 9a ftfo r d Herald, Dog 1921, H o l l y w o o d 21, C alifornia, 17 * * V! tW S W w ttW M k W 'You’ ve been after her for tlx month* to clean up I room. Now you eay you've ‘ loet your Bttl* g t fii" ELO NP iE - E L M E R FOU.OWEP MB TO TM1 OCCICEWUAT U -TC N ^^- f O I.M V I P O T " < SkTW (O OODNESS C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner W I J $ y _ £L OUR ANCESTORS HO, G 4 C T H U N G 6 . ' Y& C C M 5TU VW 5C M 3Z VOJ A R B T M ^ B M E IO VO J« LEAD O Zl 'rtXJC PUNY PLANGT/i DOOMBD, EACTHJN26/ X THOUGHT THE MACnAAH5hU£> LANDED, “ You know whet? We played hooky a l morning far nothing. Today*! Saturday?* By K ate Osann n v ■dllttij > 2 -1 1 MY BOSH, OOP PIP WXJ i - --------* , EVER '.EE ANYTHPA't / btO CAtZ, LIKL THAI/* J 1 HI VLR \ PP-' SHORT KIRS MOW WHAT DO VCU WANT I ' in THERE IS UOrHlMS 1W MV PAST I0HIPEI PUBINa TH04B ve a« » uo txuj Of UJTB*E5T occuutro! II» *A>V TO PROVA PN-IV COMPARIHO YWR rwaorPRIMP* WITH Tie* 1917 PA**rORT I UXRTIP. VOU wera tieo *M.rw» f»r*r HLTJBWJP.. llONtl HI6651 Hera's on* my father bought to alaaoiM across 3 Declare J Retainer 1 ------ tfoul 4 (loddaae of the — fleb dawn > Eurepein perrb 4 Stout atrlca ] J Inlettliul p>rt a Dry Icomb. (axiaj 7 DomaaUrsted 11 Mouth a llx d a maUoa 14 AJferUe 4 Reach wipert deattnattap I I » m u e ta d lOSeawnad Itqwra llD irba l(E d (* 14 CertiAed 17 Shield bearing W A t n p l S II Fiber LnoU 23 Country II S e e ------24 Antenna II Fotlower 27 Equina I ted 22 Emi uary 24 Herd ana 24 Rod cdjra 44 Pad 2 t Male ot poetry 2* Rate of motioe 25 B t n n p ao Alwijra^(coodj) Schmidt Moves To Fla. State TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — N*l! Schmidt, 1051 Purdue graduate and a number of tha T«xaa AAM coaching (taff, haa been hired by Florida State football Coach Dill Pe* trrioo to replace John Coatta, who reiigntd to become an aeeUtant at Wl»con»in. . Schmidt, who waa a »cholaralS cta at Pardua where ba waa judged the outatandlng aenlor athlete, will join the ,d*feniiv« ita ff at Florida StaU next month. Anewer t o Pre-toue A n i l e Fish Yarn BUGS B U N N Y A 5 7H f ’BAUCHfO' lk a d = 3 fOKCE JHC MCTAL PO O KS O F THE BENGALI B A S K -- „ t HEY— A «T‘ L COP / g ) DON'T STOP. OUR BOYS'lL / TAKE i 1 nO rieaU l p o m U llonee' aiila 15 Lethe M feminine appellation N h i M up 41 Educational T - 1 l 1“ A4Capital J |A Handle <I7 ) ' DOWN lWUd m m via* lit ” •mine Wi 9 * Inflow ll II sr 40Ctrt a enae r r- r 13 II II r r u V 14 rr li u. • 11 u u ir u 5T sr j r r n r r 1* o is a r 1 • 4d DiminuUae 4 * Hftif nd 47 Weary (dUL) 44 Oflecounnf, W Health reeorta • I Bow m en ( f t j 42 Alee U R o a * CTrl M Peruew U Marine U 31 European f ■ u �p • . . i. •» 4 H * > o M P a go 4 -A — F eb. 12, 19S8 IftiD 0saJi dJbJby • Hooks For Throw Rugs By folly Cramer, Newsy*per Enterprise A in . DEAR POLLY — After we ■hlng throw rugs, pvt (our or flee drapery books to oe* end of each rug aa you would put them ia a curtain and bang with books over the clothes­ line. This will eliminate those • turned under ends that result from folding an end over to* clothesline with clothespins.— VIRGINIA DEAR POLLY - Do not throw away that nail polish that baa become too stiff to spread evenly on yoqr nails. 1 us* such polish for printing onr last name on garden tool*, some things the children take to camp like hruih and comb, camera casa, inside of belts tnd so on- The protector for the bead of my husband's elec­ tric rssor Is cltar plastic and almost Invisible so he had dif­ ficulty finding It after it wai removed. A stripe of this red polish solved his problem. Clear polish also smoothed end held down scuffed threads on a pair of satin bedroom slippers. — MARGARET DEAR POLLY - M a n y tlmss I have been Irritated by a desk drawer that would not open became a tablet or note­ book was caught at the edge. I solved the problem by slip­ ping In • wire coat hanger and sliding It along the top of the drawer until the offen­ ding object waa loosened and bald down until the drawer could bo opened. — ARLENE DEAR POLLY - There art approximately U children In our neighborhood and for each of them to bare an individual birthday party would break us all. Once a yaar, usually la August just before school starts, we put el] their name* In a box and the children each draw a name of tha child they are to give, a gift The moiheri share the cost of refresh­ ments, favors, balloons and 10 on. There la one grand joint party that la not too much expense for any of ua and no ona mother la overwor­ ked. By having It in August it can be out-of-doors which also lessens the work. Every neighborhood should try this. —MRS, C GIRLS 1 This kind of par­ ty can'become quite popular In neighborhoods where than ato many children. My grand­ daughter, Kit, went to thro* last weak. — POLLY Share your favorite homemaking Ideas . . . send them to Polly in car* of The San­ ford Herald. You'll m o lv o a bright, new silver dollar If Polly uses your idea In Polly's Pointers. Want soma help with your home mi king T Mora than 300 chore - ibortener* are featur­ ed in Folly's 33-page booklet. To order, send your name, ad drcia and SO cents to: Polly's Pointers, c/o The Ssnford Herald, P. 0. Box 439, Dept A, Radio City Station, New York IS, N. Y. i v s : M e iv Paris Goes Girlish IT By llelen Henneisy The body will shape the clo­ th*!. Everyone's waistline will Newspaper Enterprise be wherever nature has seen Women's Editor One mcissge from Paris fit to place It and skirts will came through clearly sesson be mobile end flirty. Since this rash of feminity after season — the couturiers were engaged In a perennial mutt naturally spell the end battle with nature. They be- of boots and purtea tha site U*ved~gIris -Joer-better when o f fitchelir xccvaioriar from they looked like boys. And the city of haute couture will they industriously sketched go girlish, too. Shoes, It Is reported, will be end stitched away to achlava airy and open with low heels that end. Every eeem for daytime and half-roun'd toes. And a wear was designed with an new sandal will bare tbe foot aim to hlda tha bosom, tbe and be supported by straps waistline, the hips. In fact, that wind around tha leg. Pas­ the only two places where It tel colors will be favored. This wain’ t stylish to be shapeless sound* a bit like having one's wars the beach and the ball­ legs gift wrapped In baby blue. Rut you can bet your room. This year the quarrel ended, boot* (you w-on’t need them with nature the big winner. anyway) that someone will The boyish look and all the wear them. loose, straight * up * and • Dig purses will disappear down dresses will dissppcsr from the scene as the small from the Paris fashion scent elegant bag takes over for coma spring. W* won't hsve daytime. And evening bags to run around In disguise any will be tinier than ever and 1 n sparkling more, It will be fashionable embroidered to be girlish with a vengeance. stones. 'With everyone once more icknowledglng there Is such a thing as a waist, belts will ba back in a big way. Most will be narrow end many jew­ eled. Jewelry will be elaborate, stone encrusted aid mobile. There will also he pearl bibs add Peter Fan-celiara, iota of bracelets and yards of silver chains. Even umbrellas art given an added dash of feminine frou-frou with pagoda • Ilka double tops,' pleated chiffon lining! and pretty ruffles. So get reedy to climb out of that boyish disguise. Cherchas la femme. She’ll be le­ gion. ricaee send your fashion problem* to llelen Hennessy In care of this paper. While the cannot intwer etch Ut­ ter personally, letters of gen­ eral interest will be answered In tills column. Men Use Umbrellas By Jerry Sheehan Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK (NEA) - UrnbrelUs once were a sign of authority for ancient pharaohs and Aslan emperors. Virtually unchanged In appearance since those days, the umbralla servei a practical purpose, but it still Is a sign of authority. Those who view the magni­ ficent film, "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," may be sur­ prised to learn that stores exist which sell only bumber(hoot*.'Such an enterprise Is ML What happened? Bo many of you wbo wrote far the "Pigurt Perfection Diet" said you were going to write me when you lost ten pounds, but auch quiet! Let S)o bear—and don't lag. ' " 1 have n very ruddy, flush cd akin. It looks very unat­ tractive. Would white face powder be becoming T—Read er." No, and whit* face powder just Isn't made any more. Choose ■ very soft pale grean; this bat tha affect of "calming" the red, flushed look. You can buy tha green at coamtUo counters where pow dcr blending it done and alto , al atorea wb«r* theatrical ' makeup ia sold. You can alto buy pale green makeup ia a cake form, which ia meda for theatrical uae. "What would be best — a cmlee or to fly to Italy for two weeks T I am retiring from e 40-year old job end I jurt must go somewhere—L. L ." 1 believe the cruise would do more for you, Two weeks to Italy would be a ruth all the U ae; on the cruise you will / . the Uncle Bern Umbrella Shop, one of ■ bell doren in New York City. Mickey Lyons, whose family has run tha place alnce IBM, has noted a 'tremendous re varsal of public taste In men's umbrellas within the past half doren years." Lyons, who prays for rain oflencr than an Indian witch doctor, reported that tha slim umbrella has been in vogue for about 10 years. Rut Ita disadvantage U that It can not be bull! very strong. be In a "different" almos phere and you can relax and meet new people. "I am 44, have gray hair end don't mind It. But 1 have a brown outfit, my eyei are brown, and people aey that gray-haired women ahould ne­ ver wear brown, la thia truer -E llen ." 1 Ilka brown, wear It all tha time, and have gray hair and also brown ayes. Color mutt appeal to you and you must know whether or not It la becoming. If you think and know that It is, WEAR It, no matter wbat "they" tay. To­ day, with such lovely makeup colors, you can make any col­ or becoming except orange or yellow. Those colors just do notblog for grsy-bslrod wom­ en or what 1 call "the Silvercite" (copyright name). ' If you need to diet, get busy and tend for the "figure Per­ fection Diet." All you need do Is send me s long, self ad­ dressed, stamped envelope and endow TEN cants ia cela. I will alto send a gift booklet of "Dial Breaks." Monday — "Dear Ed j r t h Thornton McLeod" Now, he said, there Is s big demand for larger, more durable models, with wood thanks. Prices on men's umbrellas start under 33. llut for twice the price you can buy one which la ala several years In­ stead of aeveral rainstorms. Tbe best, laid Lyons, have English parts, a frame of Sheffield steal, heavy nylon or silk covert. You can gat a tricky ana, too. Lyons tell* o m model that opens when you push the lip against the ground, cloeae at (ha push of a button. And you can epend bundles on an umbrella if your taste runs to things like antique rolled gold or stag bans han­ dles. (The best antique hxadlet were mad* in the United State* In tha lMk century). But you ean be thrifty about umbrellas, as wall. "Moat men think they have to throw stray e broken um­ brella. Not *o," said Lyons. "They can bit fixed moat places for « dollar or two." Soma mao become umbrel­ la addicts. Like British actor Clive Revlll, wbo declared oo a recent trip to, the United State* that there la "an aes­ thetic charm about an um­ brella. "1 feel undressed if I don't hive an umbrella with mt. They are very good in Icy wea­ ther end they are invaluable for hailing texts. "The trick for getting e cab la to put ooe hand in your pocket, look very nonchalant, then relee the umbrella Im­ periously and point K at a cab­ bie. "They become poetively hy­ pnotised by this—all around the world." Although tnall, tha BaauGregory displayed at Maria* lead of Florida Is one of the most aggressive fiahet ao the coral real, defending itg bmni against invaders many times Ui ova flit, DEAR ABBY: You surely have heard the expression, "Great minds run ia the aame channel." WeO, after a recent incident I think It can be said that "faithful minds" alio run In the asm* channel. I read your column In (he LAKE W A L E S (FLA.) HIGHLANDER and whan I cam* scrota tha letter from the serviceman a 1 g n a d "JERSEY," who wanted to know what a normal healthy married man la auppoaed to do about his "physleil needs" during long aepara. tlons from hla wife, I dip­ ped it and tent It to my, hus­ band, who la aervlni with tha U. S. Army In Saigon. A few days latar (too toon for him to have received the clipping), HE sent me the very same column which 1IE bad torn out of the SAI­ GON DAILY NEWS, which also carrits DEAR ABBY. I am sure that article will btlp us both to remain faith­ ful though separated for a long time. Thank" you for your wlas reply. LONELY BUT LOYAL DEAR L O N E L Y : And thank you for your kind let­ ter. 1 would like to say here that I receive thousands of letters from servicemen and their wives. And today, while cynlci eagerly point out that Infidelity In modern marriage la on the riee, I By Abigail Van Buren am heartened by the obvious mutual trust and faithful­ ness between the service­ man and the wife be left be­ hind. • ■ • children and their reactions to "training.'* ' Keep after her. It just might sink In ona of these days, • • • DEAR ABBY: In your answer to a letter you Im­ plied that a barber would not know the difference be­ tween a blackhead, a molt or a wart. Miti Van Buren, pleaie be advised that the sclenoo of barbering today Is far more advanced than it waa In years gone by. A bar­ ber la required to know all ■bout tha dlteaaei of the scalp, hair and appendages. 1 thank you. A UNION BARBER DEAR BARBER* I am aware that many barbers daily perform the Important service of alerting their client! to auspicious-looking growths on their facet. How­ ever, even though a barber may recognise moles, warts and blackheads, he Is not li­ censed, to treat or remove them. DEAR ABBY: My 17-yeareld daughter steps out of tha bathtub leaving a dirty ring for the next person to d a te out. There lan't a day that I don't find her clothes kicked under the bed. I al­ most have to force her to brush her teeth and wear iboea around the house. Her .room Is always a man. If I punish bar for these things ah* aaya she'a embarrassed to toll her friends why she’s being punished because it's ridiculous to be punished for aueh silly reasons. She eUlma her girl friends do the aim* things and get by with them. 1 have two other daughters and they are aa neat aa I am. All three girls were trained In the same way In tbs aame house. Why do I hive so much trouble • • • with this one? She Is kind and good-natured, but, ob, so Problem aI Write to AB­ •loppy l Am I expecting too BY, Box 49700, Lot Angelas, much of her T Where have I Calif. For a personal reply, failed T enclose a stamped, self-adWORN OUT .dreised envelope. ..... . . r. DEAR WORN OUT: If you honastly tried to teach your "•"Hate-to-write lettersT Send daughter daintiness and ona dollar to Abby, Box Udlntta and aha refusedd to 63700, Los Angeles, Calif., learn, It la SHE wno il*L- -for- Abby's booklet, "HOW not you. There la no account­ TO WRITE LETTERS rOR ing for the difference In ALL OCCASIONS." C $aaj& y On <B/udq& Record Shop Dalli Cuts First By Joes Creaky Neweye fee Enterprise NEW YORK (NEA) — If Mario Least hadn't died In 1939, Tony Dalli, • Lansatype tenor, would not new be trying to gain feme ia Amer­ ica. He would have It. Dalli, whose first record album, "And Now the Thril­ ling New Vole* of Tony Del11," has been released by Lon­ don, Is e well-known enter­ tainer in England and tha con­ tinent But hie climb op the American ladder was hindered when, right after Lanin’s death, ho » s s signed to star in a movie' about Lanta’a Ilf*. For a year, Tony collect­ ed a nice paycheck, but the movie wee never mad* end valuable time was lost. 'A good-looking tenor, who knows how to sing pianissimo as well aa fortissimo (some­ thing not too many tenors seem abta to do), Tony was born in Pescara, Italy, a small fishing village. He has beeq singing alnce he wee B, "and my mother took me next door to aing 'Mama' for tha nalghbori." During the war, Tony aaya, "I sang for English and Amer­ ican aelder* for chocolate and bread. Soldiers used to aay to me, ‘Why n*r eom4 ta.Eng-‘ land and sin g!' I couldn't af­ ford to study, but a man In my town who taught muglc taught ma In exchange for me working his garden. I've work­ ed aa brlektayar, fisherman and waiter, but I’m net a very good welter. One day I saw a sign, ‘Coal Mlnera Wanted ia England.’ I took taste end I was accepted. I didn’t (peak ona word of English, but I went. "When you go to England for on* Jeb, yea can't do any ether for four years, until you become a cltlsen. So I worked In a coal mine near Sheffield, then la the Shef­ field Iron works. I aang when I wasat working, and I won three television contests. So I sang tongs In tha local eineme. Ona night Bob Goldataln, who la with 20lh Century rex, beard me ling and told ma If 1 came to London, he would help. I finished my four years, and I went to see him. He gave me 10 pounds a weak (331), and get me a Job la the Embassy club. And I started to really etudy singing." Tony has never been ont of work since, although bis poor­ est career choice was accept­ ing the Lania plctura deal. "Whan ha diad, so did I." Now, In hla accented, but good English, Tony haa mov­ ed to New York to conquer a new world. "I can't speak Italian well any more, and my English la getting worse." But he can always sing. Album of the week—John Davidson, the exeltlng young linger on CBB-TVa Tha En­ tertainers, makes a-good (tort In the album field with "The Yeung Warm Sound of John Davidson” (Colpix). This ia a linger with a good voter, tha ability to put it to uie, and one of tha most promis­ ing future! In ahow business. Instrumental albums—‘Tha Muste of Leroy Anderson* (Mercury); "Collaboration" (Atlantic) with Tha Modern j i n Quartet and Laurindo Almeida, featuring the lovely "Conclerto de Aranjues" by Joaquin Rodrigo; "New Vest ea Broadway" with The Vil­ lage Stompers (Epic); "Jess Impressions of New York" with Dave Brubeck Quartet (Columbia), which turns oul to be music from tha televi­ sion series, Mr. Broadway; "Bcmateia Conducts Bern­ stein " (Columbia) in muale from hla ballata and ahow, High classical—-Roussel't "Tha Spider's Feast” and Ariadna Suite No. I,” Andre Cluytane and the Paris Con­ servatoire Orchestra (Angsl); five places, Including “ Tha Song of tha Nlghtlngala,” by Stravinsky, tha London Sym­ phony conducted by Antal Dorati (Mercury); "An Ital­ ian Baroqua Violin Recital” by Erica Morinnl (Dacca); "A Farewell Recital" by Mar­ ian Anderson (RCA Victor). Slnglt-oh*—"Married Man" (Richard Burton, MGM), "Tha Moon and tha Stars and a Lit­ tle Bit of Wine" (Eydla Ger­ ms, Columbia), "Lonely Peo­ ple Do Pootlih Things” ( G e o r g e Meharis, Epic), "Mexicali Rose” (Prank Fon­ taine, ABC-Paramount), "It Kinds Make* You Wonder” (Jerry Van Dyks and tha Banjo Barons, Columbia),* Something Borrowed, Some­ thing Blue" (Annette, Buena Vista) and "Baby What'* Wrong?" ( T h e Flraballi, Dot.) By Oswald Jacoby Do It Yourself: Give an expert a chance to make a brilliant play and ba la very likely to coma up with It West's one no-trump wag the unusual no-trump designed to show length In the uabld suits. It couldn't be a rail notrump slnca ba bad passad to start with. Tha Jump to four spades by Jack Howell of Toronto was a alight overbid, but moil of tha other S o d R y ^ iy trt In tha World Championship trials al­ so reached that contract and, while moet of them wrnt down two tricks, Jack actually made it. West opened the *ca of dia­ monds and continued with tha king. This lead showed a dou­ bletop diamond since, with more diamonds, ha would J/ie 4 A V io n ♦ J»*7I W W 4AKQ6 (D) BAST 41 ¥ ■7141 ♦ A lt 4 J 1 0 IS I 4 10 7 6 4 VAKJ 4 q to ll 474 nOUTH 4ICQJMI? ¥Q» ♦ 14 443 Worth and South vulnerable W nt North Isst Booth Paa 1N.T. Paw 1« 34 Paw Paw 1 4 Pass 4 4 Paw Opening lead— 4 A hive led the king first. Then West shifted to the eight of hearts. East won with (he king and Jack dropped tho queen. • By Ruth M illett up with living at home. If 1 let married, then I'll be my own boss." Every yaar a lot of young girls mtrry for no belter rea­ son thin that they want to escape from parents they think don’t understand them, or from homes that are un­ happy. * Sometimes theta "escape" marrlagea succeed. More of­ ten than not, the marriage mad* to escape unhappiness *t home turn* oul to be an unhappy an*. If you don't want to risk massing up your own Ilfs and making your parents unhappy, bow about taking time to She Is a rattiest teen-agar who will finish high school this yaar. In June she will be old enough to marry without her parents' consent. She Is giving serious thought to marrying a boy who finish­ ed high school a year ago, and hai been working for a yaar. If aha does, they'll marry and than tall bar parents, for she la sure they will "raise the r o o f If she tells them of her plant. But hare ia the most signi­ ficant itatament la her lat­ ter: "The ration I’m to anx­ ious to gat married la that I’m not happy at born*. My par­ ents ars ao strict 1 am fad There waa no ration for this false card to work, but tha play of tha nlna spot would have been no better. However, Eaat had ona of those brainstorms that sometimes affect even the best players. Instead of cashing a second heart, he led ft low diamond. Now Jack went Into a long huddla. He reviewed the bid­ ding and decided that West would hold five cards each In cluba and bearta for hla un­ usual no-trump bid. Then Jack ruffed with the eight of trumps. When that held h* was ready to mop up. He led a spade to dummy'a ace, re­ turned to his own hand by ruffing a diamond with tha nine of trumps, drew trumps and claimed the balance. think aboul your future, about what you owe yourself end what you owe your parents? You certainly owa them your confidence. If you are determined to marry—don't run away. At least glv* them a chance to try and under­ stand. Now for your duly to your•elf: It la difficult for any girl to know at 17 what kind of man she wants for a life lima partner, or what kind of marriage tha wants. You may b* old enough to marry, but until you can think of a marriage as an end In Itsail, you ars not mature enough to undertake the step. By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. Newspaper EaUrprlse Assn. The cracking and splitting of tha skin, commonly called chapping, occur* mostly in cold weather. Centra ry to pop­ ular #•tlons, It Is not caused hp incomplete drying of your bands before you go outside. It la dua to excessive dry­ ing of the akin, width starts with tha Indoor «lr from which tha moisture key bean driven by your furnace. This drying la than aggravated by the cold wind. The water content cd your skin layers Is normally 10 to M par eanL Chapping will oc­ cur any tima this water con­ tent drop* below 10 par cent. This la not due to a failure of your awest glands, but to wishing away and evapora­ tion of your natural akin oU. Any lotion that will Under this evaporation ad all and nu^atur* la ynqr afcta will p m ea t chapping. , Chapping they dissolve the oil to your skin. U your hands era badly chapped, you ahould soak ihtm to warm water for 10 or II minutes, than blot dry and apply a thin film of mineral all, petroleum Jelly or lanolin. la a previous column I ad­ vocated increasing tha humidi­ ty of tha Indoor air to winter. Tha prevention o f chapping la aa added reason for such n court* of action. Q — I am a man, <7. About two ytara ago my lag* started to hurt from tbe back of my hlpa down to my calvca. My doctor dlsgnpeed my trouble as Leriche'i syndrome and hardening of tha arterial. What treatment do you advital A — Lerlcba’a syndroms la aa obliteration of the blood flow to both lower extremities. It If due to a large clot. and causes a •ever* aching pain la the astremillet that la ag­ gravated by walking. Most Lotions that aantate alcohol victims also have hardening should ha avoided, because of tea arteries. By Hr. Ft*. Newspaper Enterprise Ann. Almost a routine chore, one that should be done period! cally, it the replacement of faucet washara. it’s a simple enough job, one that aay ama taur can tackle. Washara should b* replaced at soon at a faucet starta to drip. Tightening the faucet handle will only add waar and tear and make avantual re pair more difficult. Most faucet Ills can be Ira ced to a worn wisher. Wash ert are made of rubber, neo­ prene er some other compost lion. They are Inexpensive and every homeowner ought to have an assortment of wssbsn on hind. Remember to turn off tha water before taking the faucet apart. Some faucets will have separate shut-off vslves. This would be located somewhere along the line back of the faucet. Otherwise, you will have to turn off the main wa­ ter supply until toe repair is completed, Faucsls may vary from type to type. Most are of the compression type end disas­ sembly will be similar if not rsactly the same. Step-by-gUp f raced Cre Generally, you will atari by unscrewing tbe nut directly below the faucet handle. Use an adjustable wrench. Wrap the nut with adhealve or mas­ king tape to prevent marring repairing. The seat Is a braaa UnLihrome. ring • like affair against which With this nut loosened, turn the washer is tightened when the handle as though you were lurnlng on the water. Keep the faucet la closed^,. Tha seat will become rough­ turning and the entire faucet ened with uae. Over tighten­ item will come out. At the end of the item you ing once a faucet baa begun will find the washer, held to to drip will cause this sort of place by a brass screw. Re­ damage. Most hirdwtrs store* carry move the screw and pry out the old washer and replace an Inexpenaive tool — a valve with a naw oo* of to* same ■eat drener — which can be used to regrtod and smooth slit. Reveled washers are most toe valva seat. Dltaitamble the faucet. Incommon. Replace with the bevsled surface out so that it aert the ieat dresser and Jlv# fits Into tha eurvad seat of It e law tumi. (Tho# tool* coma with instructions; some the faucet. Some faucets use a fiat wa­ miy vary.) If the water spuria out of sher. If this Is the case, and you don't have a replacement, the aide of the faucet when turn the washer over so that the water It turned op, toes the unused tide Is against the there U a leak at the item. Tightening the item nut will faueet seat. Some faucets have more aometlmei atop thin trouble. If It doean't, remove the ornamentation and there are few more steps to taking it item and replace the picking apart. Often thara is a chroma that la hald to place by toe homing right below the han­ nut. Uae new packing material dle. This la held down by a — cither a packing wither, or the string picking which is thin, fiat chrome nuL Remove the nut with pliers string covered with graphite. or pipe wrench, protecting In the beginning you will tbe chrome with tape. Lift off probably buy washers la astbe chrome housing and yoq aortmenle that provide a var­ will find a Urge mjt below. iety of sites as wall at a few Loosen this and proceed as replacement b r a i a screws. outlined before. Note the proper itie each Urn* you replace a washer. l a t e l Valve Seat If tha faucst continual to Buy Individual withers of tbe drip after replacing tha wash­ proper alie from than oo t* er then the valve teat need* save tlma and money. Sex Education - A Plus The Doctor Says: Humidity Faucet Washers Can Cost There it no drug that will cure this condition but, thanks to modern surgery, tha clot can be removed. Q — Whenever I get an In­ fection In any part of my body my white count dropa to 3,000 ■ad I hava a fever. This oc­ curs fairly often. Whit causes it. What can I do to atop It? A — There arc several cau­ ses of low white blood sell count. These Include brucello­ sis (uodulant fever), lupus erythematosus, materia, artenlc poisoning and excessive doses of antithyroid drugs, sulfa drugs and grlsaafulvln (for fungus Infections). In some of these conditions there may alto be a low fe­ ver. The most likely cause, how­ ever, Is tuberculosis, because to this disease, although the white count may ha normal (3,000 to 10,000) la aoma vic­ tim!, it may fill to a very low IcvaL # Your own doctor it the heat man to track down the cause for you By Staaa Light, . Newspaper Enterprise Asia. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I go along with most things In mod­ ern education, but I can't see teeebiog sex education to kids In the seventh grade. In a y estimation, they.are Just a little too young to prepare for marriage, which la what the course amount* to. Besides, ■ny discussion of sea properly belong* In tha bom*. My 13-yetr-oId daughter haa a health cl aa* twice a weak, taught by her gym teacher. If I can judge by her note* and diagrams (aha U too embar­ rassed to talk about U), tho teachar la covering every­ thing, and I do mean every­ thing. Perhaps I should aay UNaovaring. I'm afraid tho’ll put aoma Idea* In the girls' hoods tost they'd be bettor off without. Why should they even think about these things? Other mo­ thers feel the aame ea 1. — OLD • FASHIONED MOTHER ANSWER: Sorry, but I cant go along with your viewpoint. 1 d a l so# eye to eye with all the promoters of education*] trends, but 1 think sex educa­ tion has- won n rightful place In toe modern curriculum. If your daughter has learn­ ed everything she needs to know about sex and morality at home, the should be able to taka the course In her stride without embarrassment. If she han't, than who bet­ ter than tha physical educa­ tion Instructor to fill In tha gaps? Better she sbeuld learn tha fatte el life from ■ quali­ fied teacher than.from miitoformed claiimatei. And lasnt them she will, at home, school er elsewhere. Deni worry about tha tea­ cher'■ putting undasisa b I e Ideal In her bead. Actually, ■ex education Is ganertUy taught la n vary Impersonal, matter • of * fact manaar. lt'a almost too factual to be InUrMtiif. j It U the thrill C fjfe mys­ terious and h a lf -X 00* 11 that g in teen - a g o n "Ideas" — not the frank axplaagtlon of adtoUfte facte. If your dau­ ghter Is a typical student, eh* piwbably won't dwell on the thing* she's teaming until she has to — gt anaateaHen time. I've never heard ad n young teen-ager getting late trouble because af knowledge aha had acquired la a health cltii. Havs you? Thraa or four ytara from now you'll be glad your daughter has bean fore­ warned and forearmed. Please send your acheel pro­ blems to 8usan Light in ctro of this paper. Whlla aha can­ not answer each Utter person­ ally, letters of general Inter­ est will be answered la tkli column. Paraseghian To Join Clinic A T L A N T I C CITY, N J. (UP!) — Coach of tha Year A n Paneghian of Notre Deme haa been named to the staff of the lBth sanaal No­ tional Football Clinic. Parseghtea will 1attar* *n “ the meklng of n quarter­ back" and "developlag a conalateet peering attack" when the foothill coaching .school opens Its four day sesalen March d In Atlantic City’s Convention Hall, when mere than 1400 prefeaalenal, eellaga. high end prep acheel coerhee are expected to be ea 9i �e> f> < * W e e k e n d T e le v is io n X T. 1L (:*» (I) Flaking Fan (I) Nawacapa Cent. (I) New*. Sport#, W*#. ther N ew ella* H unller . 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M. 11:1* (l> (I ) (1) l l i l * (I) (II 1:0* ( ! ) <a) (I) V I# (I ) (I) !:• » (I ) 1:*0 (9) (i) 1 4 1 (I ) 1:10 (I) # 0 0 (*> (1) 1:10 (<> t l) (I ) 1 .10 (I ) ID Pky King Bug* Bunny Show Etplorlng Ifoppltp Hopper My Friend Fllcka Spotligh t----I Dove Lucy Amerlaan Banletaa* Saturday Feature Charlie Chan Theater Jimmy Strickland Show C ha m p loneh lp Wreet* ling Big Three G "lf Adventure Theater Theater X CHS Oolf Cl a eel o The Outlawe Champlonehlp Bowl* Ing Jim A Jean* Show ABC Wide World or Sport* I f * the I.*w Porter W egner Show TV RENTAL • Bales • Sere Ice Seminole TV 888-4888 Zealtk Color TV 8M4 Baafsrd A fa. Mj 55 2. Peroonals Bijr SEMINOLE LODGE e a n fo r b S c a li BERRYS NU RSIN G AND CONVALESCENCE REMDENCK P. O. B o x t i l l , Panford. FI*. * SO# SOUTH B A T A V E Ph. I 2 I - I 7 I I F eb . 12, 1066— P n g e 6 -A W ORLD 4. Beauty Care 30. H om e A pp llan c 50. Miac. For Sale N E W M A JO R H o u se h o ld A p pllanca^ a t - 14 % a b o v e our rnaL W a t u a r a n t e a lo w e s t prices. C on tac t Ju lian W i g glna 222-1 1 1 1 or c all J. 4 I t T r a d i n g Poat. Ine.* S20I 8 O r a n g e Dloaaom T ra lL O r ­ lando. PEW INO MACHINE C l .E A I l A N C E r o r l a b l t a El*«. A C on aol* M o ­ dal*. Y o u r C ho le* I I .o s *ach. N E W A rPIet ANCES at W a r e ­ hou se Pricee— F rl gld al ra, H o t Point, RCA. Eenlth. etc. Call Charlie O o r m ly c ollect at A ie o c la te d R ad io 4 TV. T i l l N. O ran ge Ava., O r la n ­ do 422-2214. ACE BEAUTT Salon. op tn Sally a *v*. by *p p'l*. M ay . f a i r Hotel. I1I-0220. V H A R R IE T T * llaauty N o o k , •oft w *t*r, vrsnlng app'ta. i n a*. o*k. i : i - i ; t i . 31. Mtisiral lnnirumenlH C U T N cunt 4 * u l r Shop 111 P a lm a tt o A 222-0*14 E v s n l n g Apputntmvnt* I’ l t n o S er vic in g A T u n in g Oan* Curaba* — I 7 I -I I 0 1 6. D a n s T u n in g ana It,pa ir W. U l l a r m o n - ■ 111.(111 Child Care Tori ran ( I n i an y th in * y r u n a . 4 * a » e r t l * ! t In th* Harald ria*.l(l»,l. N A N N I E ' » K I D D I H CAIIE. I n ­ fa nt * to 0 yrt. Op*n 14 hnur*. ky l h * hour, day or w**k. 144* B. O ak A M , 222-OMt. CHILD CARE. 34. U p h olstery I2I-I1II. W I L L B a b y Bit d i y , r *g u t *r. 222-1120. nig ht or of R. Pets & Supplltn AQUARIU MH * TROPICAL F t f l f H i g h l i t Q u ality fr om th* R ».t Hatcha rl** , L " w r * t d lsro on t rle**. 10 ». m • I p. m — •A I L T — FIN N T FRIENDS . I MR** South o f S an fo rd on l l w y . IT-02. O V E R 22 T E A lilt Fin# W o rk m a n a h lp In Uphnlat«r lng. D r a p • r l ! ^ Bliprnv*r*. Tima r * y m * n t * aa ll l t l * aa IS mn. Drapsry llardnr ar* Installa tion*. K U L F D E C O R A T I N G SHOP Ph. U J - I U S _______ 3.r>. V a cu u m C lean ers r HANFORD VACUUM SVC. -A ll M akes" 2222 8 Tark Ave. 222-1211 COPY T V Time Previews 9:80-10 p.m. ABC. FDR direction of German held ter­ "Forgotten Men." Thl» half ritory. Their mutual distrust hour delvei into th* various fester* through ocvtril h**moves made and proposed by ardouo experience* and final­ FDR in hi* efforts to hr*ak th* hark of th* depression. ly explode*. Thl* 1* a parThe enormity of the task of sonalited drama of human reproviding food, clothing, (hol­ laticnihipo and very familiar ler and employment for the in t wartime setting (it* blood lost and horn*!*** I* b*r*ly brother **■ “ Comhlt” a eougUffgetted her*, but you com* pi* o f week* ago), or on th* away with a feeling for th* doiert in weoterni. But, ao pariloui sconomle tlm*» our always, th* **ri*a hindlai it nation went through in th* well. thlrtiao. 8:80-9:80 p.m. ABC. “ Th# 10-11 pm . CBS. Slattery's Way Out Mon." It isn’t Ot* People “ Question: Hew Do mon. whom you barely moat, You Catch A Cool Bird Of but thoir project* and discov­ raradisaT" A n*rr#-wr*cklng eries whleh ar* th* moil fas­ opisod*, dealing as it d*o* cinating. Tkl* hour expnatg with drug addition and io n * you to sights, sound* and of the *ugg**t*d ways to facta which receive J u a t combat it. Th* story is a bit enough explanation to tantaheavily contrived, but «#•- ilia tha imagination. It'a al­ •idering the vital notur# of ways entertaining to eaves­ th* lisua, that fact can b« drop on icUnliits who dc tuth •v*rlrok«d. Tha plot concama thing* at liolata memory tha oh**s**d cruoada launch­ physically, explore the myted by th* father o f • brilliant terics o f sleep or Implant an boy murdered by a coupla o f artificial haart. Dolphin* ar* addieta. Before tha (lory run* •ecn actually Imitating human Ita four**, tha fathar lagrno aouada. A computed writs* something about himself and poetry of a sort. Serious, way quit* a bit more about his out music turn* out to b* fun­ ion. Simon Oakland playa tha ny. Other aspect* of our infather convincingly and you'll eomprehtmlbl* world ar* ex­ not only loam aomathlng amined with U*i Impact aad about addiction and pushora, precision, giving th* shew an you'll s*« how the** aubjtota uneven quality. But, It'* wall become political footballs, worth your time. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Tha Jack 4-6 p.m. CBS. CBS Golf Paar Program (Color) A mix­ Claaole. Last year** runnersed bag tonight Stev* Law. up Julius Boro* and Georg* rone# and Eydl* Gorm* drop Bayor tangl* with Billy Catin to sing a coupla o f duet*, per and Bob Rocburg at La "Thla Cculd Be Th# Start Of Quinta, Calif., while Jack Something Big" and “ True Whitaker and Ctry MiddltLove," and SUr* tell* • c o ff look n aad mik* what coupla of anecdotal about thay hap* ar* p*rtl"*nt com­ their ton David aad about ments. show builntsi. Jack!* Vernon 6-8 p.m. NBC. Big Throe advise* how to m*«t girls in Golf. (Celer) It’a Arnold Pal­ unlikely ptaeas and talks mer against Jack Nlcklaus about how he'a writing a book. and Gary Playar in th* **ePaar Ukea a aardonlt gp- ond round « f this competition, preach to thg Salma, Alg., with Palmar holding th* lead registration incident*. Card thus far. Bob Rosburg, a par­ •spert John Scam* shows you ticipant on the CBS Golf Clas­ bow to cut tha cards and how sic, is the hc*t-comm*ntaUr to spot a crooked dealer aad oa pile NBC aeriea. does soma card tricks. And 6-8:80 p.m. ABC. A BC s Robert Morley ia on band for Wide World Of Sport*. To­ an exercise in tha art of con­ day's (overage o f vital sports versation. activities IF divided between 10-11 p.m. ABC. IS O'Clock hot rods and cold feet. Charlie High “ Tht Clash." Savage and Brockman report* on tha wina German airman aad up ia tarnational drag racing chamth* aamt boat (llurally) as plnoahipa from Pcmona, Calif. aach of th* them ip forced to JOm McKay aad Boh BaatUa craih land la th* tea. Tha in­ cover tha Bach Cup Alpine jured German hat a gun and Ikilng Championship from Al­ forces Savage U row in the pine, Gala. 'f P A N r O R O A K W IN O C E N T E R 101 Bo. P e r k Av*. l J ! - * m NEED E X T R A CASH7 A ll t r e l d W a n t - A d aalla thoa* a r . tlclaa no l o n g a r naadad. L o w In c o a t — h i g h In raaulta.' D i e III.SO U or 11 1 -Itll. a * t p r o f a a t lo n a l c a r p - t « l « a n Ing r » * u l t * — ran t Itlu* Luatr* K l*c tr le C e r p a t 8 h * m p n o - r 11 par day . C e r r o ll F u r n lt u r * Co. SINGER AUTOM ATIC CON SOL E M O P E I , S a r r lflc * ! S a w i n g m a c h ln a o r i ­ g in a l p r ic e 1100. F a r b a la n c * 1(0 or rotlabla p a r t y aaaum* |l par m o n t h p ay m a nle. S a w ­ ing m ac hlna s i x f i g * , m a k - a b u t l o n h o l s t , aawa o n b u t ­ ton!. blind etltc ha*. -:«• I’ hon* COLLECT. O r la n d o 411-4111 d ay o r nit*. A ak f o r •vradlt m a n a g a r " ; w i l l d a liv e r; NO O B L I G A T I O N . U C m. Ft. O K. R E F R I O K R A TOR. b o t t o m ( r e i s e r , F r o a t F r« *. V a c u u m C le a n a r a t tarhm anta, W a r d r o b a , T r u n k . IU .IIII. Legal Notice NOTICE U N D E R r i C T l T I O U t NA M E S T A T U T E TO W HO M IT M A Y C O N C E R N : W AN TED P U P S %) * Mine. For Sale Notlca la h s ra b y g lv a n that M I X E D or AKC , w * plrk up w Life ilipt by to quickly . . , ont Jay you to a wild kid— tt u m la r t lg n td . p u r au a n t tn H ig h **! ri.h or r ona la nOLD r u l ’ NTIlT tha “ Flrlltlnu a Nam * 8 t * t u t - “ tho no»t you'ro on old toprobator m#nt. P up py C ity Ill-OOm . AUCTION B A R N C h a p t tr I I I 01, F l o r id a Rtetute, O n - mil* K. o f Fanlu rd on n t . will r*g !* t*r w it h the C le r k o t DOGS R E C E I V E D tor A d "p tha C ir cu it C ou rt. In and ( o r Oil. , tton. b a a r d t d Anim al J t w u i 3 4 jf,W fll?n fH J In ig -w... ? . t i l l n i t r 8*1. 7 p. m. Samlnot* Coun ty, F lo rid a , upon L * * g u * , I TOO W . Mlnn tsul*. 17. JanUorinl Uervlcta • r-r st jit o f p r o o f o f th* p u b l i c a ­ W E BUY O il S E L L A NYT HING D *L *nd . Ph. 724-1140, ji t .i ;« s s :> .im tion o f thlt n o l l e ! , th* flc t tWKI-tJ' DRILLED, PITMP* YENTBCII MAINT E NA NC E tloua n a m j , t o - w l t : W E T P E T S , HI’ R I N K L K R 8VBTEMS S rrv lra A Suppllaa I A D O R A I ll.K K1TTKNH nvrd FED. Bpartal: W ln d b r * a k ! r n * ar* ! n g a g ! d tn timing** » t • All T y p s a and HIi m hnmr*. I'lvAav c a ll 222-1192 2242 8 Park Dr. 222-4242 Ja rk a ta 11.00 V a lu * on ly Fern Park U l n a . In th* C ity W a Uapalr and 8a rvlca * ( t * r 1:20 p. m. 15 99 A r m y .N a v y Hurplu-. o f F »r n r * r k . F lorid *. H T I N E . UuildcrM Supplies P O O D L E C L IPP IN G T h a t the pertlea Intaraatad In Machlna and Xtujply Co. P O O D L E S FOIl BALE aald hu ilnas a antarprlae, a r e 207 W. 2nd HL T 121-0422 l’ l t i: - C A 8 T A’ oncrat a 8t *p» aa f o llo w * : Ph. 222-2020 IlI R M U lt V LUMIIE n CO .,,, V P n n ln n iA n l Anna M. Oahrka 122-0200 * R « l 0 & fc - Q U l p n i e n t DORICRM AN IHNBCIIEIt piipt 22# Mapla A«a C la r r n c * II. Oah rka N ortrt: AKC . V iola K « ! t n * r 222-2I49 Curtla R o h a n W il l i a m * N olle* ta he reby giv en that KNCLO0K a bnapahot In atery Chrlatln# W il l i a m ! the Htata R oad De partm en t nf GERMAN S H E r i t E R D - p u p * 20. Hardware —4*41*6.-L 's t t d at K*rn Park, 8 * m ln * l* A K C R a g . good lino r h * m W I K B o L n r i C A M E R A HIIOP FTDrRTY wltt-Trntft -a rwhl4e~hewe- C u in t y . W m fi r *. J a n u a r y 1*. ' t n g %r»»nrernlng the lunation and Hanford ■ Mott C o m p l i t i plon, black a tan* 2 2 2 - U i c 2IO H Park Avenue Hanf.*rd i ta n ef' inn m lr e f f e c t e nf prnpoooeol T l . t ) W . L L M M f l IIIIW. Im pr ov em en t# on F e d e r a l- A id Puhllah Jan 22. 2». 4 Feb. I. NOT HING 18 I /J S T until • K. ? i l h 122-14*4 ,'l». Home Appllnncwt 12. 1212 P rojer t I S It*). Htate Jolt H t r a ld W a n t Ad f a l l! to d m ! 77040-2201. Htate Road 44. from CDI-42 Itt 21. Horn* Im provrm entH French A t anur (HR 15 - too y M IL L E R R A D IO & IN COUNTY JU D G E 'S COt IIT, ttellnnvtlla A>enue In Hanford, SEMINOI. K C O U K T Y e F LO W W A N T E D lionet l lo in t fo r Kit A P P L I A N C E • AHPI NTKJt, Horn* IU|*alr* A Florida. In the C ou n ty Cnmmla* IIIA 4*n* 222-0712. Addition*. Kir•• r i m W o r k elooner'a roo m. Seminole »*'*tiniy K.STATK OF W E ST1N G H O U SE ttmnthlp. Ph 222-TO»». «***urt IIou»e, Hgnfor.l. Florida 10. Poultry - Livestock 2VA8I1EU 12 LR C A P A C I T Y A. C A R L C A R E T . nn y*et*riiary 22. 1^42 at 2 DECEASED $229.95 P\IVTI,\«J, flrpAtrttiR rni'loa I* M i KSTl, pursuant tn t’ r NOTICE TO I f l K l I I T O R I OVI) L A VIN G H E N S . < . « • ! . U*r«. *lnlerlt*r well *-1«**•r«I ia 8 VI.EM A S E R V IC E tion 114 I i ) nf P u blic 1*4W 42* t o all rr-iiaoN N m a x in g C h t c k t n Manura. 2:: -4 0 2 9 l\ Voiit K ih m d r r wall l»e tej l i t S<> P A R K > 2 :-» 2 '2 nf tha 14f Ii C on g r r e* CLAIMH ON D I? M % N D ■ Ko-nt 121-illl All peraona Wlahlug tn be AG 4 INST NAID L S T A T L * hea rd are hr r eby n d lfle d to* 12. Special Notice* S A N F O R D E L E C T R IC You and ea ch o f y o u ar e •AV r TOUR DOOR •I i: A p, Ha nr re — New A U m I ap pear et eabl m eetin g h er eb y n o t ifie d and r eq uired to A T o r n HEAT F L O Y D II. IKtW LN. Cha ir122-1*12 P a w n in g or U u y in g? — H» b u »! 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It L II 4 R V N T va and nine) *»a ew orn to by the P laintiff , INCOME T \ X 201 Hanforii \> • ______12211H C H A R L E S Rl'Aft ELI* COLDING. cl aim a nt, hla agent or a t t j r n e y I* IIEPAII AT ION va at *ui. or the n m i ehell be void. 1101 D o i i f l i a A v • p e f a n d e n t e R iG I E B T JDNE8. et #1 23. I’ainling A. Carl Carey. Jr Defenda nt# H n HanMonfiom N o t tt r o r M i.r. Aa K aec u to r o f eald aetata NOTICE OF M I T IN Ph. I2S-T199 NOTICK IP II Fit FRY OIV III* A It I) A Ll*. G R I D L K Y II K l*A III \Ntill K PA INT ING Nf Ball 16A4 0 ) ’* FO lIF.ri .O M IIK F. N* that on the 24 th day o f AND L E W I S 122 o .:i; F ebr ua ry, 1112 at 1M'U a Rl TO* R fillK I lT JDNI P end 15. S p ecial S ervicen Atto rne y# «t U e JR 4N N P JONFaH hla wife at th» main door nf the C ou r t r () Hot 1224 htoiiae o f Hemt" )'nUP*>, * • III viliF.Nt I i UNKN OW N O r land o. Florida A & H CONTRACFOKS Henfnrd, Florida ttie un de r- ANII T i l l 411 par ties c laimin g Publlah Jan JJ. 29 4 Fab I. 12 Interest |#y, th rou gh. un<tei HOME IMFllOVF.MI*NTH, elgned Clerk will .iffei for eale of agaln at the gfnreeald 1212 ROUKINd. P A INT IN G 4 «*a the hlgheat and bgat htd>t**r M l. VI. NO TII'K CDI-44 pereun INFtJI ATI NO fur caah the fo llo w in g d eac rl b VIII II E IIK Y •it • 4RI* her*hy no tifie d FifiAncIng A r ra n g e d 111 2117 » I real p r o p e r ty : IN TIIL f'HK't IT ( Ot IIT OK OKNEIIAI. EI.EITTIIV lent 74. Illm h J W F ’xTII- thot a Cnmpla lnt tn fnrecloae TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CIRT«>u will pleaar lak e no>l>f a •ertatn m o r t g a g e en ru m h er ~ SHJv HOOM NEEDSer efleld F I It M T A D D I ­ (hat a (le nat al Klao'llon will Ing th** fo l l o w i n g dearrt bet Ct’IT, IN AMI FOIl SEMI NOLL TION. no*cordtng io tha plat COUNTY. FLORIDA W h eel Chgira, W al ker*. Ce ne e ha ha Id In (ha V IL LA UK " K real p fo o p e fy . t o wit th er eof, a a re 'M ed In Plat 4 C rut chee for rent or eelr l ba aee ry No*. 1442a NOR TH OKL4NIMI. I'l«n|lll*\ lent 24. R t f k I. MEL AIR P reecriptlon el l* o w # i i on the IKih lay o f \|arrh. 1 'C *, lloook 12. Page *>4. Public r o m c r i . o s i itr. o p ar. rdlng In the Plat Ite.nrda o f nemlnule C o u n ­ Pricee IMecount to pn.p le fo r tlir pllt |- 1■** -f r !••• •Il*H a M ORTG4GF t h e i g o f aa re« oorded tn Plat ty. Florida ov e r t l A all Hrrvli b I'r r e o n - C ou n cilm a n In <!r**u|> I 42->ear CATL’ GA F L D F I t A L HAVINGR llnnk 1 P ag e 71, »«f the nr I. i'hrt k « ur pi l« e* ( r r m l , a Cniinf-llman ' « tlr**oip •nga ther with alt alruoturee. I'llhllr R er or d e nf hantlno|e AND I jOAN A 88D C IATION OF Impr.tveiiK nt * f ' t i u t e a ap pllI’ H I L A D L L P I I I A. F A U S T S D R U G S T O K E 2 1 2 year lr»m|, a »'i»un. liman Coun ty. Florid a In G r ou p 2 <2 year ter m ) and nn«ra grid a ppui tengficea on haa been filed agaln at ynu In P la i n t i f f 111 E let HI. i | ) r w n i o » n) eal.l land *»r ure-l In r o n j u n c v». • " a C oun cilm an In Gr oup 4 l l the a ho v # a ' t l e d suit, and you Phon e S22-U7II tlion there with y r a r Iarm ) are requ ired fn a e r i e a ropy i IIA ULKn M. D Y E and I’ E G . f it k k o u u v r.itr Till* r.i Io- la made puraugnt o f your Anawrer nr othar P l e a d ­ GY 19. D Y E , h l a - — If*. T h e PI »• e .*f V oti n g n il! t.e at DafinOam * W I L L H E P A l f l y ou r a m i n g tha V illag e i ltd • 1(401)11 i tr» final *1••i f f ••f f • i e. lioaura ing to tha Cnmplalnt nn P l a i n ­ ll itM Ing. en teted In Chancery ac tion Nn tiff a a t n r n e ) * NOTITK. OK *I:|T met hine in y«»ur hoinr for North fl r la n tn <;<. ANDKIHON 14* • 24 now pending tti the C i r ­ 14 H. perte and labor I n d u d - l«-0Mg *4 44|oi| ■) 1%|( do Road Itt tilt Rt 411, D E A N it L O W NPE 8. J2: TIIH STATE OK K l.o n iD A UYE and r i| If unahlr to* f i t your V illag e o f North tirtendn and cuit C«*urt o f and for Seminole l.aet Central Houlavard. Or- TO . • IIAItl.EM M oopeii from Courtly. Florid* I'KGGY D DTE. hla w lf*. mar It in a — NO C M A H O E . t la• |»olla will I« ndo, Florid a, and file the o r i ­ D A T E D T i l l * loth day of ginal Anawar «»r ot her Pleadwhnaa -*aldanc* I,. W rite HLB V1CKMAN. BOX T nn a M to 7 n" P M Helen K Green will hr Clerk F ebr u ar y , 1142. 1101 G la d a t on ^ Orlv * 122. nen fo rd Herald. Ing in th* o f f l r e o f the Clerk of nf the Ele- »lnn eiol Kathleen (RLAIet I t u n l a v l l l , A laba m a ttiv Circu it Court on or befool# F IXIT R linp A r th u r II R e - k w i i h , . J r , the : l r d it %y nf February . 1)42 2lem or>. Kllaabwih Atchle#*n YOU A R E I I K I t K I ir n o t l f l - d N E W LOCATION Clerk o f the Cltrillf Cuuil If you fall tn do lu, a d e n a r that a ault haa b a .n ( 1 1- I gild Uaatun llou* h «» will he Inll y : Alert ha T. Vihlen •0« f o KrencM 222-4711 •pev'tore p ro rotifeaao will ba taken » « * l n a t ynu aa D ifn n d a n t * In D ep uty ( l a r k All pareone deelring to avail agalnat you for the re lief d e ­ III* i l i o v , .n il t l a d c a u i* . and O F F Kill NO A HF E C I A L Hllll tfiarnarlvea of their right of ANDURRON. IIUHII that you a n h a r . b y r i d u l r i d In mand ed In the Complaint V I C E ' Mora than iO.OuO read your Anawar wit h thfra nrh W* will regleter at on ce DEAN A IAIWNDKP Thla Notlr# ahall he publlah- (lla art are The Pan fo rd Herald Itrg letra tto n ...... .. will rloee Atto rne y# for P la in t iff ed gid e a w eek for fo u r rnnas- F l - r k o f title C ou rt, and tn r laeelf led ade dally. Rata* aa at 4 00 I’ M F eb ruary 27. 1141. 222 Kaet C e n it a l ll^ulavard r u t lv e w eek s in (ha Hanford ••rv* a c o p y l h t r * o ( Upon lh# lo w aa 14r par line par day? the aiateeutti day b e f o r e elec- r»rlando( Florid a I 'la in tlff . nr I ' l a m t l f f • a l t o r Herald Dial 222-1112 or 422-1121 and liun Puhllah Fvb. 12. 1141 J i A T L D TIIJH lo t h day o f nay. who* * nama and a d d ra ia plata your adl la Danlal (. l . » F a » t a nf C A R A ♦ T i l K \ tt.t.A**r «*F n o r t h • I•f 2 Ja nu ary , 1912. G I L L A L E F E V R E , *70 W r i t n i t I* \ x IN t. FM »l( 111a (HL 4 I*) in T M H C I R C U IT t «)i R l nr R y Irene K Van Eepoal. Arthur H R e c k w K h , J r . F atrb ank* A ta n u a. P. O. R..« T i l t : N | N tll J l D i l l A I. c u t I i * W ln ta r I'ark. F lorid a, nut M ayor Clerk o f u lr r u lt Court la i* r than M arch !n d . 19*9. P ub lish Feb 1!, 1». 21 4 Mar I I IT IN ANII Ft)II nFMIN ilLK Ity Mar fha T. Vihlen f O I NT T, F l . n i l l l l A . If y ou fall to d o ao, Uacr,* &. 1112. — Deputy Clerk I'l l 4 N t'IH ll Nil. I 4-liel IV T H 91 I III 4'1'IT r o i l i r OK 4*1>J 4» Publlah Jan. 2J, I t 4 Fab. I. p ro c o n f a s i o will b i an ta r-d Till! RORTON F I V E C R N T I 12. 1912* T H E M M I I J l t i ll 1*1. I l l l uaalnat y ou (or th* r r l t r f d a ­ l l IT. I> AMI F ill! T H E I n Ike t ourl af Ike (> H e t y RAVINGS RA NK. m andad In th# C om p lain t CDI-42 Plaintiff . T h * na tu r* o f aald ault b a ­ C O I t T V OK l E M I V O L K , Jordge, g r no I not e I u u a l f . K lt rva. Ida l a ••raokate. I n Ike Cwwrt •( Ike UwMwfy in# fo r F o ra clo a u r * o f M ort • T A T E OK KI.ONIIIA, la »ei I'Blalr nf W IL L I A M C WOOTEN, et u i . Juilgr, aeawlwole 4'ewaly, ftlur- Kan* r t r o r d t d In O f f i c i a l II*. IV C I I A M I t H t AO. I I M I Defendant# Ida. I» Probate. r o r d i llo o k l i t , l ' a # t , 491. 441, CL AUD E ALTON P L Y I .K R . J R . W IL L IA 8I RA NDOLPH H A R D 11* re* Fatale o f NOTH K OF R4I.K 444. and 411, I'u bllc R r c o r d a o f P la in t iff, ING ftr.-eaeed NOTIC E IH I IK ItK Iir GIV EN J 9: Rule llA.NkLItHON. Hamlnola C ou n ty . F lorid a. Iha Tie All f rrdlloora and l*rranaa that on tha 24th day o f FabDec eas ed d aa crlpllnn nf Iha p ro p a r t y A*NNKTTE P R I D G E N PI.VI.K R, < talma ar Dewigwda ru a r y 1D42 at 11 uu A. M at To All Creditors awd Peraona p r o c t s d a d aa al na t b* ln # aa f o l ­ D *(* n d * n l. It a •I ag A galaa t ta ld Fat atei the main d o o r nf tha C o u r t - •lavlag Clalma or Demands l o w * : All that r a r la ln p r o p i r - ' NOTICE TO A r i* E A It Y ou and ea<b «>f yo u a r t hnuee o f Ramlnola C oun ty, at Agalaat Said Felatei ty alt uat* and b a ln g In H .m lTOi ANNETTE PRIDGEN PLYFlorida, tha u n d t r hereb y no tifie d and required Hanford. Y«»u and each o f y o u era nol# C ou n ty , F lorid a, m o t , parI.KIt (o prevent any rlalrna and *le- algnad C le r k will o ff e r for »ale hereby no tifi ed and required to tlcu larly d .a c r l b a d aa ( n llo w a : l o o t Eaat F ou r th S i r s s t nr **n vlll*. North c a r o l l n * nianda wh ich y»ou. or either o f 4d tha hlgh aat and t>eat bidder preaent an y c lalm a and daI«l 14 of I lloc k " ll”, may ba\a agalnat the fo r caah the fo llo w in g deacrlb - t n m da w h ic h y ou , or eltha r o f TOU A R E H E R E IIV N O T I ­ you. k a h t i i h o o k i ii u n i v i ad real p r o p e r ty : eet ate o f U II.I.IAM RANyou, m ay have a g a i n s t the F I E D that • C om p lain t (or DlSIGN. UNIT NO MIX. * c . Ie*)l 14. Illock E COUNTRY esta te o f J t£HOL ll AN KKItBON, dareaaad. vor c* ha* ht*n Iliad agalnat DOUPH If A RHINO cording io tha I'lat th*r*o( C L U B MANOR. UNIT NO. 1, decraaed. lat e o f eald C oun ty , you and you ar* raq u lrs d . t o late o f eald C oun ty , to the aa racordad In Plat Ronk Ju dg e nf J**m1n«»le a c c o r d i n g to the plat t h e r e ­ to the C oun ty J u d g e o f S e m i ­ MTV* a r o p y o f your Anawa r C o u n ty U , P ag** ( I and 99, Pubo f ae r ecor d ed In l*lat Hook no le C ou n ty , F lo rid a , a l hla ar ptradlng to th* C om p lain t C ou n ty , Florida, at hta of ft. # lie Itaoorda of Atmlnol* tha c o u r t hone* of aald 11. Page IS. Public l U r o r l l o f f i c e in. tha c o u r t hnuee o f on th. P lain tiff* a t lo r n a y , County, F lorid a. at fanford. Florida, o f g a m l n o l t County* F l o r ­ •aid C o u h ly at Hanford. F lorid a, T o g a t h a r w it h tba f o l l o w i n g F E L D E R AND IIETTINGIIAUB. C o u n ty ida gla c alen d ar nmntha wi thin all c a le n d a r m on tha l l i m i o f p ro p a r t y w h lr h ar* toII * South K n ow la a A n n u l , wi thin W lnta r l*ark. Flurtqa, and (lla fr om the lima of the flrat p u b ­ t o g e t h e r with all airuoturaa, fr om the time o f the flrat p u b ­ c a t » d In nnd p arm a nan tl y Inth* o r igin a l A n a » * r o r p lr a d - lic a tio n o f thia notice. T w o Im provemanta, flglurea. e p p ll- lic ati on o f i b i s n o llc o . T w o atallad na a p a d o f lh* ImIng In lh* o lflc a o f th* Ulrrult C"plee «*f each claim or demand • ncea and ap p u r tr n a n c ea on c o p ie s o f each c la im o r d emand p ro v a m a n la nn aald lan d: C ou r t <>n or li*(ora t h * 17th • hall be In writin g, and eball aald land or uaed In c o n j u n c t io n •hall be In w r it in g , and ehall G E N E R A L ELECTRIC J day o f March. 1012. If y ou fa ll •tata the place o f r eeld em a t her ew ith . st ate the p la c e o f r e sid en c e H U I L T -I N R A N G E — MO. Thla gala la jfogda puraugnt and poet o f f i c e a d d r e s s o f the l o do ao * Darraa P ro C o n f .a a o and poat o f f l« • addraaa o f tha D E L JM44V KEIIIAL V»J 4will ba . n t a r s d agaln at y ou i o r claim a nt, and ahall ba aworii l o fi n a l d t c r e a o f forac loeu ra c laim ant, and s h a ll ba s w o r n . Ill th* rallaf. dam and ad l a tba to by the claima nt, hla ag en t, en tered I q C ha m ery action No. f o by tha c la im a n t , hla agen t, MONOGRAM W A L L H E A T or* a t to r n e y and ar.-ompanled 14241 n o w p en d in g In the Clr* or a t t o r n e y and a c c o m p a n ie d Complaint. . K it M O D E L C B K 1 I U A E R ­ W IT N E S S m y h a n d and •••) by a f ilin g fee o f on e d o lla r cult C o u r t o f and fo r Hera!- by -g fi l i n g fag o f o u t d o lla r I A L 111414 Tt o f at ld C our t at S an ford, I r m - and auch claim or dema nd not nole C oun ty . Florida. and su ch c la im o r dam and not WITNEMA m y kan d and t k * Inel* C oun ty, F lorid*, thla l*t h t o filed ahall be eold. D A T E D T i l l * 10th d ay o f ao filed ahall ba void. •••I o f aald C ou rt at Banford, P e g g y II. T b ir o p e o n F e b r u a r y . 1»||. day o f F ebruary , 1*11. Je rollne H. Da ka r Bamlnola Coun ty, F lorid a, thla AdminletratrlJL of th e (H EA L) tSEAL) A d m in is t r a t r ix . C-T.A*. o f 17th d a y o f Ja nua ry , l t d . eet ate o f A r th u r If B a r h w lt h , J r , A r t h u r If. B e c k w ith . Jr.. tha !#est W i l l o f (B E A L ) Clark o f th* C ir cu it C our t C le r k o f tha C ir cu it C our t W I L L I A M R A N D O L PH J L U O L II AN K L it BON, Ar lh ' r • H B a c k w lt h . J r , HARDING* decraaad A B y : Martha T. V lh lae ll jr: M arth a T. Vihlen D ec eas ed . C lar k o f C ircu it C o u r t D ep uty C lark D e p u t y Clerk 8 T K X S T R O M . D A V 18 V n M arth a T. v i h l t * RTENRTIIOM. D A V I S ANDEItHON. ItUKIV. F E L D E R AN D B E T T I N G If AUB 4 M d N T u H lf Daputy d a r k 4 M sIN TO fll A tt or n ey # f o r Adm lnla tr ntrlx D E A N 4 LOWNDF H A tt o r n e y * f o r th* P U l M l t f , A ttorneys for Car gill A L a F t v r * 110 A K n o w l . a A vanu* Foet O f f i c e Hog 112* A tt or ney#, f o r P la in t iff l». a B o x 17* A d m i n i s t r a t r i x C. T. A# Sanford* F lorid a 12771 W ln ta r P ark. F l o r i d a . 11700 IS2 Kaet C en t r al Hou lavard Poat O f f i c e Dog 1210 W l # t * r P a r k , F l* . FukUab F a k. 11, 10, J4 4 Mar. Fubllak F eb. 12. 1», I f 4 Mar O r land o, F lo r id a B an ford. F lo r i d a 12771 P u k l l i k Ja n. j * a Fab. I, u . I. 1111. 0, 1**0 P ub lish Fab. U . 1142. r u b l l e k F ab. I, 23. 19. D , 111* I*. 1**1. C LJ-^2 C DJ- St C D J-ll C D J-ll 0)1-11 0 ERR6RS— dilqhUqhiA l:30-9:S0 pm . NBC. Th* Bob Hep* Comedy Special. A truly all-itar cast tonight, headed by Jack Jontt, Carroll Ilaker, Louii Prima and John­ ny Carton. After Bob deliver* hi* opening monologue, he and Carton do ■ take-off on th* “ Tonight" Shew, with Hop* In th* driver'* **»t *nd Car­ ton t* ■ gue*t. Ml** B*k*f do** a (poof on “ Th* Woman From A.U.N.T.’’ with Bob Hop* a* her enemy. Jack Jone* plug* hi* new record, “ I Can't Ballave I'm Looing You," and Join* Hope in einging s comedy duet. LchiI* Prime pr*»*nt* ttgmrnt* of his now night-club net, feel­ ing Gin Msione, including “ Old Man Riv*r," “ Loot' and “ That Old Block Magic.” A veil-rounded, funny (how. 7:S0-I:80 p.m. ABC- Interration*] Showtime “ Clrrun From N orw ay" Arthur Jlelntch ll an axeatlant animal trainer and hi* feat* with both horn** and camel* pro­ vide th* ahow with It* bait momenta. Th* rett of the tim* it taktn up with aerobatic*, Juggling and Just a touch o f clowning. 8-8:80 p.m. ABC. Tha Farm, are Daughter “ Exit Katy" A •udden onslaught o f spring fevtr, plug lom l outald* ad­ vice, prompt Katy lifto moving into her own apartment and getting htraelf Into circula­ tion. Aa you might eipoct, moat of her circulation ii Glen and hla object ia to gat her to mova back a* soon a* pos­ sible. 9:30 - 10 p.m. NBC. Jack Benny Pro farm "The Btradlvariua Story." Nat one o f Jack'* gueat ia Stuart Canln, hava nostalgic Inclination*, you won’t want to ml*t it. Jacrk’e gu**t it Stuart Canln, tha concart violinist, who, at tan (88 years ago) was u*sd by Fr*d Allen to prova that ha could gat a 10-year-old to pUy tha violin bettor than Btnny. Canln playa a ao|o, than Join* Ja*k in a duet to th* number that atartad it all, "Tha Bee." Tba skit of tha evtnlag ia about Stradi­ vari us. Looking For A Second Car — You’ll Find IT HERE! Classified Phones (() (I) (t) (I) 1:1# ( I ) J a c k MONDAY A . M. (0) Loot* It To Beaver *M* (0) Newecep* 0:90 f l ) Sign On 1:10 (0) The Fllneton** V 1:11 ( I ) Bunehtne Almanac ( ( ) Many Happy Return* 1:11 (0) New* A Weather l : ( l ( I ) Sat. Report . 0:10 ( D latro.g(|A Chemletrr T:*0 ( ( ) Central F1A. Shkwf l ) SunrleT^ISemeeter eaae 1:11 (1) New* A W eather (0) On* Step Beyond ?:** t l ) Tadap (1) Enelgn O'Toole ( I ) Bunehtne Atmans* T:t* (0) Jackie Qleaaon T :ll ( I ) W ake-up Mevl** (1) Flipper T:!0 t l ) Countdown Now* <*) The K ing Family T i l l ( t ) F i r m , M *rh *4 • * . 1:00 ( I ) The Taxon ( :* ( (I) Mr. M igoo *r«d ( * ) T * d * y (9) The W ay Out Men (1) Mickle B v*n* t l ) Ollllgan'a Ieland From Butova B n l u p Ttl* (1) N ew . A W e ith tr 9.00 (0) The Entertalnere 1:0* ID Ceptela Kangaroo (1) Sot. Night at Movie* 1:11 t l ) W o*thor - Now* *:I0 (l> Hollywood Palace 1:11 (1) C*rtoo*vtll* 10:00 (0 ) Ou ne m ok * (1) Today — — — 10:1* (01 TBA r ~ rra B M a ta tlt e m t y 1:00 ( 1 ) D l v c r r * C ou r t 11:0* (1) Neweeop* (1) American Hlatory « ) New*, aporla Wea* l : * l t l ) Eiorclo* for Modarn ther W om*n (9) ABC Newe Dt*l Romper Room IttIO 14) Theater ot the Star* 1:10 (0) R*0 L * s * DUtawro (0) The Morning M *vl* 11:11 (9) Sat. Night Movie 10:00 (I ) Make Room tor 11:10 ( t ) Saturday Night Show Daddy (1) CBS New* with Mlh* ■ S SUTfDAY P. M. W allace 11:01 (9) Dlecovery 'l l 11:1* ( I ) W hat'* Tkl* Seng '1 ) Chrlatophera r. * ( I ) I La v * L « * r (I ) OnO^Way Mirror 10:11 f|) NBC N ew* 11:11 (9) Direction* 't l Up t*8 n i u t l 1.80 |1.M 11:00 (1) Andy of M *yk*iry ( t ) Oral Hobart* ( I ) C *te *n lr*ll*u (0) Fee* The Nation 8 ta 18 |8 |1.88 11-881 1.98 t l ) P * c * m h * r Brld* 1:00 (1) TV Tabernact* 11:10 (1) The McCoy* It to 11 1a |u e 11.89 I18.85 (0) Herald of Truth (1 ) Je opar dy (1) Tour U f a In World •Frlaa I* R i g h t (•>r_ ‘ * 18 to 88|14 11.80 | 1 1 st 18.80 Today 1:10 (11 Cameo Theater MONDAY P. M. „ 81 U 88 1111.18 18.111 4.78 19) l**u*e A Antw ire t l) Big Plclur* St lo SO! 8 I 1-50 I18.78 |6.70 1:00 t l ) Nat. Baihatball A**n. 11:0* (1 ) ba y W h o * (0 ) L ov e o f L ll* (I) U. ofF. Uaakatball (1 ) D on n e Reed 1 : d0 (I) Sporta Spectacular ■ litasm aa —1 I-l-a 11:11 t l ) COB New* 1:00 t l) Profile In Courea* ( H r * a .l * t t v t w a r * * * * l lla *) t l ) T ru th or Caaaa11:10 4:00 ID Shell'* Wonderful I t a * M t a l m n a ca*rgp* Ouencec W orld of Oolf A ll a a i * n * t * a s * chn rg w * (1 ) F a t h er K n o w * Beat (I) Alumni Fun a l 1-D a y R a t * (1 ) Starch far T o m a r r a w t l ) Danger I* My BuelCONTRACT RATES H i l l I D O a l d l a g L igh t nee* ON REqUEST 11:11 ( I ) NBC N*w* ft4p e r l 1:00 (I ) Sliver W lnge 1:00 ( I ) T he Open W in d o w (1) Topic c L A k H ih h i) d ih i 1L a v (1 ) New*. Ed it orial aad 1:00 (I ) Wild Kingdom W .eth er f 1.50 P*r Inch II) Science All-Slara (Mlalm aa a *1 X **laa w Tana. Ernie Ford (0) (I ) Sunday with Jack F e o u e larkM !:|l (1) Benny 1:1* (D Ae T i e V e t l l T i m 1:10 (1) O. E. 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Edward* Special (1) My* F a v or it e Martian 1:11 ( I ) t * d P e n 't Bar DEADLINES 1 : 0 0 ( I ) Ed Sullivan (1 ) T h e T e u n g Married* (1 ) T h e E d g e » f Night 1:10 ( I ) Branded 18 Noon Day Before 49) llro ad eld* 0:00 ( D T h e M a u n A atoe Publication For ( I ) T rn llm ea te r 9:00 I t ) Honant* Inaertloa* and Kills ( 1 ) Seerel Storm (0) For tho People (Sat. Nooa For Mopdky) (9) Movie 4 :M <•> NEC New* 10:90 (2) T he Hague* 1:1* (1) T k* Beal at <lr*u*h* I I ) Candid Cam era I D Untie W alt 19:10 tot W ha t'a My U * i 1:11 (I) S e th u n t 1. Loot A Found 11:0* II) Newecep * It) W ell e F a r g o It) CBS Newe, Weather (D Magtlla (InrltU (9) Newelln* 1:11 tl) M a g ic Mueament* In LOS T: Reeeet ll«un<l. t r l m i o r t d Aports 11 1 0 (9) Checkmate M alt Children's Pel, Howard. 11:11 t l) Adventure* In Ptra 0:1* fl) Newec ope Ph. 111*1411die* ( D ■ porta, W eatk er. New* 11:11 (9) Checkmate F O UND: Pa rt D oh erm sn, FeII :Su 111 Pater Gunn <D L eav e It T * Beaver mala— g r s r l e h black. Ph. I l l - 10 Legal Notice Legal Notice It Pays To Uie The Herald Want Ads Legal Notice �■ u •< ! an -m c ■ --- ~ i frf ✓ LOW, LOW Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 51. Article* For Rent 60. Mlsc. For Sal* L a I * I LOT Park. III-IU*. GR AVE la Oeklawn HOOTER VAC. CLEARER* W H IT E BEWI.VO MACHINE* Authorliad SalM a Sarvlea OARRETT* » « » E. FlraL I W -H I I X ESTIMATOR R a ( rl farator til. m-am. LARGE SAFE t doora — on Rollara T A K E DEBT OKKKR tn -im -m -im NECCHI SUPERNOVA tlaaollful Walnut Console, Makaa hundreds of dtalgna. Automatically makaa button holaa * blind atltrhaa. Taka • rar pajrmant of 110 par mo., Th. I l l - M i l . In DREBBEB II — Olrla A Womana — Saturday snip — ona to a cualomar. LEEB Ird Bt. A Sanford Ara. SPECIAL SALE: I * .H o w .F o tA s'o a W t EDWAJIDB A" CARET Appliance Cantar. Drastically radurad prloaa on used Waahara, lt*frla*f»to ri -A HtoVaa dua to ov !r Block Don't mlaa Ihla Chance for a Tramandoui Savings. 1104 C la r y . III-IU O or M il. R ENT A RED Rnltawap. Hoapltat. Rabp Rada, bp Dap, W atk, or ~ Month. ----------------------------- t — CARROLL'S rC n N IT U R E 111 W. 1at. I lt -llll Legal Notice Iff TIIH C IR C U IT COtfHT. Ni *t i i ju d ic ia l cm cu iT or KLOHIDA 1 \ AM II F o i l 0FHIM OLK COUWTY. C I I A X K H Y MO. 14030 MOTICK OF 0 I I T 1M MOVtTOAGR FOHKCI.O0I WF. F K D K H A L N ATIO NAL MOIITOA O K A 8 SOCI ATIO.N, • C o r ­ pora ti on organised under nn A ct o f Congraea and P iletln g pursuant In !h# Kedafal N a­ ti onal Mori k » a* Aaaoriat Inn Cha rter Act, ha ving 11• p rin ­ cipal o f f lc# in th# City nf W ash in g to n , Dlatrlct o f C o lu m ­ bia. r ia in u rr . ▼a. C l f A RLEfl IfK N R T MKWHC1C. Jit and JO ANNR MKSHICK. hi* wlfa, D#f#nd#nta TO» CIIA nrdK« IIKNIIT MK«R1CK, Jit., whoa# raaldanca arijt wh ere abo ut # ara u n ­ kn own. TOII A RK liK R K R T NOT!FI 1C11 that a Tom plaint to f« r# cl oAa a. rar tain m o r t g a g e an* cm mb# ring I ha fo lio wing data* crlb td r#al property. t o «w lt : Lot • Illi.ck "A**, COUNT ltT C U i n M A NOII, UNIT NO, 1 , « rr rift in g In th# plat t h a r a of <*m ramrd kd In Plat llogk II. I’ M * IS. Public Uncord a o f bamlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florida haa In* an filed agalnet you In 1 be a Niva-at j lad a lilt, I ha abort title o f w blrli la Fad ara! N a­ tional M ort g ag e Aaanclfttlon, a C orpor ation organlaad under an Art o f Congraaa and aslatlng pursuant to th* Fad ara l Nat 1’ -Ha I M o r I g a g a A a * nml a, 11« n Chart er Ar|, ha vin g It* p r in ­ cipal o ff lca In Ih« Cltjr o f Wftahtngton. Dlatrlct o f Colum bia, Plaintiff , vrr*u», C b a r la i H e n ­ r y Maaalck, Jr. and Jo Anna IdcRBlfk, hit wife, Dafandania • ml you ara required to aarva • ropy o f your Anawar or othar ple ad ing to lha Complain t on P ldln tlf f*a Attorney, Mark N. Cleveland. Jr., Hull a SIS .Han­ f o r d Atla ntic National Hank Building, Hanford, Florida, and f l i t lha origin al Anawar or o t h a r p K ad ln g In tha o f f lc a of 4ha Clark o f tha Circuit Court o n or ha for a tha 1 th day o f Alarch, A- D. IMS. If you fall 4o do ao, a dacrea pro confaaao w ill ba taken agalnat you f«»r 4ha relief demanded In tha Com plaint. Thl* Nol le# ah all ba pu b llahad ©nee a week fo r fo u r con* aa cullva weake In Tha Hanford Herald, a na wtpap ar c i r c u l a t ­ ed In He nil noli Coun ty, Florida. 1 tat ad Ihla in d day o f F e b ­ r uar y. a . d . m i . <hi : ai > A rth ur II Bac kw lth, Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court M ac k N Clavaland, Jr. and C ar r oll Burk# o f Clavaland, Htephanaon and Sllaa Attornay a fo r T U I n t lff P. O* Dr awer Z Sanford. Florida PubUah Fab. I. IS, 19. 14, 1MI CDJ-SI vw GHIA • Sedan* • Hard Tope • Convertible* • Station Wagon* Complete Selection It’s Thru «4‘s $200 - $300 Down $40 • $60 Month I N I Mechanical Gnnrant*« — S# Dapa — 1,04* MIIm Ob All Ua«d VW*. 8 al«« — Parta — Barrie* Factory AalhoiUbd D«al«r Elllnor Motor Co. # * . H w 7 . 17-11 / ‘)K . Baafwd, Fla. P I 322-1835 m By Nadine Seltzer Upholalarlng A Mattraaa rano r a t in g . Naw A Uaad P u r n l­ lura. Call N i l R id d in g Mlg. Co. at 701 Calory Ara. I l l . 1117______ _______________________ F o r tha blg grat aalactlon of naarly naw and uaad furnltura, aaa Noll'a Purnllura R rokarag a In Caaa.lbarry on 17-11. O p .n 4 day a 0 to 4. CO. Husiness Opport. S H E L L O IL C O . D o you want a bualnaaa of y our o w n ? Hbell Oil C«». ha* tha moat m oder n 1 - bay r a n c h -t t y 1* aarvlca atatlon In heart o f Hanford now rtady fo r leasing Invest m ent r e­ quired. Hhell o ff e r # paid tra ining p rog r a m and fi n a n ­ cial as slat a net to re* portal til# tie fauna. Thl a la a l r amendout o p por tunity for right person For uppt. and deta ils please call Tom Adsrns at Daytona Beai h I&fc4711 sad 741-1197 afte r 4 p m. and w eak and*. Legal Notice "Ktsp your vole* down and put on your allpporal Mom’s got a ask* In th* ovanl" REPOSSESSION TAKE OVER CLASSIFIED INDEX STORED AT 4 5 0 SANFORD AVB. l U I / OPEN SVBNING8 Sanford, Florid* 121-4M l National Rapoaaaoaluu Inc. QOOD L A UND RE SS wlahaa I r o n in g at hom e, rraaonabla. Call l i t - n440 morn Inga. P A TH WORK. I I I — M on t y W a n t t d d l — Par ing# A Loan 4—Reality Care I I — laauranoe 4— Day N u r iir lt * I I — School# A I natr ue llone 4— Child Care 70— E inp loymant Harriett I — D o g ,— C etn^Pete 71— Mala llalp Wan lad 1#— Pou lt ry — L l r i i t o c k 71— Pamala llalp W anted 11— B pcc Ul N o lle * . 71— Mala or Pamala llalp 1 ! — C a t . r l n g — P oo d 74— Bata# ll alp W a n t e d — 14— I’ U e t i lo E i t 77 — Hlluallon Wantad I I — S p ic l a l H i r v l c i i I I — Inroma P ro par ty t l — S w im m in g Poole t l — Hualnaaa p r o p .— Bala 17— Ja nitorial Karvlcaa I I — lla al E ita ta W anted 14— D o -T i-T o u r a ilf 14— llta l Eal ala Bala I I — Bulldtra Huppllaa 17— Hualnaaa Ilantald -40— Uudwaxa_____________ ___ . !0^-.Let|_ l i l t .9 * 1 ,___________ ! 1— llam a lm p r o v im a n t a II— F ar m #— (Jrov## I t — P lum bing I I —Out o f 8t #l# A c rea g e I I — P a lm in g I I — II o u m i For Bal# 14— Wall Drilling •I — House#— Hals or lleot 17— House For R#nt I I — Air Cond. A D i a l i n g I I — R ad io - Ttla vlalon 100— Haaort llentals I I — P ho to A E'iUlpmanl 101— Trailer#— Cabana# 101 — Mobil# Hom e#— Bel# 14— Hama Appllanraa I I — MualDal Inilrum an te ! IVI— Mobil# 11om •#— f|#n I I t — Uualnaaa E n u l p m i n l 10|— T ra iler Hpece— Henl 1 0 1 — T ra iler l » t # — Bel# I I — J ob Printing I I — Ucholalary 101— Ap artm en t# For H# b I 101 — Itoums For Kent I I — Vac uum Claanara 17 — M ovin g A Hioraga 110 — Hot *1 lloom s I I I — I l# n lil Agent# I t — l : i t-rm ln atur • 41— Pla nla — p,t>la — H i.d i 111 — W an te d T o Kent 11S— Auto# For Bal# 40— Mlac. For Sala 41 — A r tlc lia For Hin t 11« — Autos— Hat# or T ra de t i l — T ru ck# For Halt 41— S w ap or E i c h a n g a 41— W a n t td T o llu i 120 — A utom otiv e Her vice III— Pcootar# & Cyclea 44— Purnllura Par S i l t 44— A n l l i i u . i Kor Salt 123— Hosts $t Motor# 123 — Marins Huppllaa 14 — Munar T o Loan 10— Uualnaaa Opporlun lltaa 322-5612 Pro m Banford E io h a n g a 425-5938 F rom H#mlRo|# County f Dial Dir#ot) LIVERY OF YOUR CHOICE AUTOMOBILE WITHIN 48 HOURS IF YOU GIVE US AN ORDER._________ . ________________ 100 GALLONS OF FREE GAS WITH PURCHASE OF ANY NEW DODGE OR DART. WB WILL (ilVB THE EQUIVALENT OF 10,000 MILES OF KKEK GAS WITH THK I'UHCIIASE OK ANY NEW HENAULT H-8 OR RENAULT DAUPHINE. WB ALSO OFFER YOU A LIFE TIME GUARANTEE. JUST A SAMPLE OF THE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS BEING OFFERED THIS WEEK. DODGE DART ] Door, g g DODGE CORONET 2 Door, lUgUr. '1894 *2099 GO W E S T ! SEE: TH E DODGE BOYS • BEN HOWLAND (Genoral Mgr.) • BOB THOMAS (Sale* Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIG • “ CURLY" HUNT Seminole County Motors 1801 W. lat St. — Sanford Ball-BIair Agency Ileal Estate — insu rance Ird A Park Ava I23-IC41 JOHN E. FOX, ll aaltor 101 N. P ark Av#. !>9| B I'trk Avi. 1'1-4114 111-4141 REDROOM, 1 Hath Hnuai. hardwood floor#, furnltura Included, w e ll landacapwl yar d. H«et Area A M-al Huy In Ban ford. #1” - V " - $100 D O W N Incluif## tax## and 1 n#urahc#. I bedroom#, F lorid a Hoorn, c entra l heat, bu ilt- in atov#, •ld*w kik «, ##w#r«. W a l k to Huuih Semlnol* Kl arid Jf, High Bchnnls. Price 911.100. V ac an t. Call Ml T-4M1 W i n ­ ter Par k. I># wa y Metcalf, 1i#altor. $100.00 D O W N 8#l#etloft o f t. Sf and 4 B ad room a locat ed In ▼arlout Sectio ns o f Fanford I m med iate DolIvtvT V A -F H A Property Home For Management T ou TARK and Sales Broker in -im JIM H U N T 111-9144 Ill-S II! REALTY DRIVE NIGHTS O f f l c a : 311-1111 N lg ht e: 111-9709 171.9441 t i l l P a r k Dr iv e Y OU 'V E W A I T E D F O R T H IS L o v t l y 1 B d r m . 1 ba ih horn, mi canal In b a au ilfu l Ixirli A r b o r — W all to* wall'•dkr'poff Rwlm m lng - pool. Many o t h . r a ilr a a . Call Inday fo r p rtr i ■ a n d - ttrme. Tou 'l l ba aurp rltc d. SOU TH W ARD InTtalmant ft Realty III N. Park Ava. 111-11711 BUNLAND E S TA T E S .$100 D O W N $82.00 M O. L.rludea tax#* and Ineurtnc# I bed room s, r e f r ig e r a t o r and •tova, fencad yar d, #om# tr#e» Priced 912.5no, Vacant. C all Ml 7-4111, W in t e r Park, Da wa y M etcalf, lUaltor* BETTER DROP I N ! ! ! I2I-OSS9 MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR 701 Bo. I 't r k ttt-tltt H E A L E S T A T E IIHOKKIl Appralaal Speclallal III No I'ark 171-7174 We Ha ve Tha Ham# F or HI<KEN PAIIM. m acraa, <•#». L avlna 77 7-lu .> 9;». Ilousen For Sale 7144 171-7479 111.4474 171-4111 PARK DRIVE 1:1-7414 NIGHTS 171-0444 111-4417 BILL S A Y S Y O U C A N ’T AFFORD TO P A SS B Y A N D NO T LOOK A T THESE L A T E M ODEL B EAU TIES! 1964 Pontiac Bonneville Vista Full Power and Air Conditioning. I.eaa Than 1R.OOO Milea On Thie Sputlraa White Beauty With Blur Intrrlor. *3795 WHY THIS e d C a N O T SURPRISE W EEKEND ! ! I ! r 4 door Ranch Wagon. V-B, automatic tranamigaion, p o w e r. steering, p o w e r brakea, radio, heater and factory air condition. Excellent for large family and a4 a very reaaonabla price. ONLY $245 DOWN PAYMENT 24 MOS. ON BAL. 62 Oldsmobile "98” Holiday Coupe. Equipped'-vrith automatic Irenemiaaion, p o w e r eteerlng, power brakee, power win­ dow!, power aeala, radio and healer and factory air condition. Medium l i g h t blue finiah with blue fabric and vinyl Interior. The aheolute luxury in 1962 at only Il G nrJ o o d Uukkftr Rubber, UwW C D Pontiac Safari 2 Door Station Wagon. D O Automatic Tranamlaaion, Power Sleerlng, IO Q C Power Brakea, Radio ft Healer. Heal Sharp. # - * and Out *626 M Dodge Convertible. V-B, Standard Tranamlaaion, Radio and llraler. Heal Sharp For Only *676 M Cadillac Coupe DeVillr, Fully Powered With Radio and Healer. A Real Beautiful Car For Only *850 Economy M Ford mleeion, 45,000 Standard TranaActual Milea. Better Sea Thl* One, Only _____________ *1795 1962 Cadillac “ 62” 4 Door Town Sedan. Another Top Line Trade-in On . A '65 Rulck Wildcat. Completely Equipped! 1962 Iiuick Electra 225 C Q I'ontlae 2 Dr. Hardtop, Auto Trana., Radio IR Q R U 0 ft Heater. A Heal Sharp Car For UBU 2 Door llardlup. Automatic TranaM Bulck mii.ion, Radio and llraler. Clean Ineida Hardtop, V-8, Power Steering and Brakra, Automatic, Low Milrage. A Real Ruyl *2896 Chevrolet nitcayne, V-B. Automalie Trana6 8 miaaion, Radio ft Healer. A One Owner Car That Muat lie Been And Driven To Re Appreciated. 4 Door Hardtop. Fully Equipped. A Luxury Car For The Hard To Pirate. *2396 I960 Buick LeSabre 4 Door Hardtop. Automatic Tranamlaaion. Power Steering. An Exceptionally Clean Top Quality Buy With 22.000 Milea. Phona 322-0614 PHONE 322-7624 Or Ml 7-2330 End Of Franch At#-—26t>0 Block Orlando Drivs ( J u t Below Jim Bpencer'a) 395 60 Corvette Convertible. It need# a little work but well worth $ 995 DON’T FORGET OUR WIDE SELECTION OF CARS AT OUR WEST SIDE LOT. s795 56 Chevy 2 Door Sedan. V-8, Auto­ matic Tranamlaaion, Ra­ dio, and Heater. ‘145 17-92 AUTO SALES $19.95 $ 57 Chevrolet NO BO D Y - NO — NOBODY CAN SELL YO U A C LEA N ER CAR C H EA PER TH A N JOB 60 Plymouth • • 4 door elation wagon. V-8, automatic tranamiaaion, power ateerlng and heater, aolld running. Reriea "210" 4 Door Sedan. V-8, Automatic Tranamia■ion. Radio ft Heater. Good S o l i d Transportation At Only 2 Door Sedan. Blue ft White, Automa- I R Q R M Ford tie Tranamlaaion, Radio ft Heater. Real N l c e . « « « Mechanic On Duty A t All Times $ 1 2 9 5 1296 *396 (CITIES SERVICE STA TIO N ) *1195 1962 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door VCQR 61 Chevrolet Nomad, 4 Door Station W a g o n . V-8, Automatic Tranamiialnn, Power Stterlng, Radio, Healer and Factory Air. We’re Not Aaking SI795. Rut You Can Ruy it At Tha Right Price Or Only 60 Oldsmobile *2296 s H ER Corvalr 4 Door, llratcr, Solid \Nhil« and BRAKE W eek's Special 62 Ford "88" 4 door aedan. V-8, automatic tranamlaaion, power aleerlng, power brakea. radio and heat­ er and air conditioned. One owner car well kept. A bronir finiah and extra clean interior. 1962 Pontiac Safari New 1965 License Plates FREE On A ll'C a r s Sold This W eek. M HOLLER'S OK LOT! Loaded, One Local Owner! 9 Paanrngrr Wagon, Air Conditioned and Power. Luggage Rack Fur The Sportaman and Room For The Comfort I-oving Family. s AT 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix *2896 MOMO.-V. N EED S A C AR OF HER O W N ... U ‘ s1595 You t l K I l ll o o M ■ 7 Rath ■ f a r vice M m $450 Do wn • Move In - |7!» 1€ mo. plus T a t r a A Insuran ce I.MN KNTK Il­ l’ ll IS KH. INP, Main o f fir#: * tni. Hu, uf Hanford uu 17-72. I Itlk West on Hamlnul# R A V E NNA P A R K , n.,|d Modal Avr Ph *36-2811 collect linn llnrn., 1 badro.im, 7 bath, bu ilt-in k l l c h . n . . a ll Y OW N E ll: t lt#d r oom Furn fra large living r o o m . penrantrat haa l A ••r l "u f u n i tret h#*f, iSurfart for air c on air rt»n 41 sloti trig, lie • m r n #r •lit lo ning. ri.rnar lot. A *uhle lot. a ha ll*i w A *11 & ■Dr 1nk Ur carp if*, fenced |n back yard *> * trm Kit A $11,000 or o w n Ph. 132-912* #i will ft n a m e Of»p rluntt y for maw ly w * i1 a o r y o u n g run l»i# *23- i:2 4 P SPECIALS Stenstrom Realty 91. Fnrimt, Groven f TRANSPORTATION ton pick up. Long wheel bate, fleet aide bed, automatic tranamlaaion and exceptionally clean for F or th# Hast Buy In A New or Itasai* Horn#, Sea St #n it Tom dealt y JOHN SAULS AGENCY ONALL 63 Chevrolet FOR SALE T H E T I M E T E S T E D FIRM 170 N. I’ ark Av*. 777-4171 PRICES *2175 HOMES St. Johns Realty i‘ an y tlr ot $74 M O . 81. Henl Kstnte • Sr.le till iti-m o f #rnlnnl# P la t * (N e a r ) y r y u # 3 r a jit .c o n d i t i o n e d nA itT p n x n iE R 11.at Iluy R r o k . r 117.7441 Hay or Night I— t^jit A Pound 1— P i c i o n i U Ha va T h , Seminole Realty Ill t ill 1»-I>77B. W A N T E D : I,lat Inga. Eapoctally T ra lla r Lota. ™ PAYM ENTS *S0 Rambler IBS! bal. »S7 mo. 'SO Corvalr (SOS bal. SIT mo. ‘SO Morcury 1701 baL IIS m ’l l Falcon |7SS bal. US *no. 'SI Triumph |I0»l bal. |41 mo. ' l l Falcon 11000 bal. |41 mo. 'IS Chavrolat 1100 bal 111 ■<>. TO Charrolat 1400 bal. |14 mo. 'IS Cadillac ISIS b a l UO mo. 'SI Kamblar |897 b a l 117 mo. 'SI Chov, 11100 b o l |41 mo. 'ST Dodfo 1581 b a l 120 mo. '57 Bulck IS41 b o l I I I mo. ' l l VW IS00 b o l 111 no' l l Ronanll 1401 bal. 124 mo. ' ‘14 ChtTroUt 1200 bal 110 ■ « . 'M Lincoln 100 baL I I m I I Old*. 1400 b o l 111 aao. '•7 Plymouth ISM b o l 120 mn. ' l l Oldamobllo ITS bal. IS mo, ■SS Chevrolet 111* beL |) mo. ' l l Chryaler 1712 bal. |I2 mu. Government Owned Homes SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 83. Heal Estate Wanted (Bon & Bob Say; BANK horn#, 2 C©rn#r Lot*. Sacti* flea 91.100. 123*0113. FHA - VA B E V P R A L O u t i t a n d l n g 1 ft I Dadroom Homaa a v a ila b le In W a a l l A rta a o i Banford. L i t ua S h ow y o u A r o u n d ! Tall tham you aaw It In Tha Sanford Harald! TIIH ro riir OF TIIH CGI’ MT $ Jt lMJl*., IKHIMOlfH fit). IliiHinpHH Opport. 71!. Female Help Wanted t i n \ r v , IT .O IH D 4 , in r m u lltT K . NE W, IIA it II Ell Mllllp IoraIIOUHKMOTIIEH I n rai K « T A T K OF lion* by IMnecrsst Hrhool, ASSISTANT — Ideal o p p o r t u n i t y for young HA It A l i r i t K K , dere teed )t#ft*©Tiabi» T*rr#c# 1 * 1 7 5 w or k in g g i rl nr coll ege at u >OTM*H F /l t l l K I I I T O l i a dent Inlerasted In rhllil*»« fe TO AM. niK IIIT O ID A MII LI. Saving!* & Loan Will f itr ul *h m>im a board ri.iiaoN a ii %% i m i n .tiM * In m i l u n g * fo r c h ild -c a r e Oil II K H t M l $ AlitlN N T MOltTOAOE.H — LONG TEIIM duties L o u ev en in g* per w-erk 0 A III K t l.A T K i D E L A N D F KDKH A L A p * rt o f the week end Must T o y and eaf h o f yotl art Havings A Loan Assoc let inn h* main re A so m e child -f ar e hereby tint I f led and req uired to Vv* Iialriitid • s p t r le m * prefarrail I'ritl* present any tdalina and d e ­ II* N FI ir M t M iin! ch u rc h connscttmi. mand s which yeti, or either o f DKRARY BRANCH n o n -d r h krr and n o n -s m ok er you, m ay have again st tha Able to fu rnish uwn irsne* estate o f HA It A lU 'ltK K . de- 7 1 . IMiile H e lp W u n t r d port a linn tllv# aga and work reased, late o f said «"ounty* lo es per Iante when ap p lyin g to: the C oun ty Judge o f Seminole A p p l l . a u . .n . [nr 1 Florid a Methodist Children's C oun ty, Florida at his off ice T A KING !l*n. Car waahlna A I>rlall Home. ilox 1. Enterprise, In the co ur t house o f said Apply N IF TY AUTO HATH. Florida. I272& Coun ty at Bftnfi»rd, Florida, 1404 P. Pranrh within alt calend ar nmn I he fr om l he lime o f the first p u bit­ e s Hon o f this notlca. T w o c o p ­ lea o f em h claim or demand fh all be In wr iting, and shall Mata the place o f residen ce and post off lc a address o f the c l a i m s nl, and shall ba sw orn to by tha claimant, hta agen t, or at to rney, and ac c om p an ied by WE HAVE OUR PENCILS SHARP, SO GET a filing f #• o f on# d ollar and ON THE RANI) WAGON NOW OF SEMINOLE such claim or demand n«4 t o ftlsd shall ba void COUNTY MOTORS GREATEST CAR SALE # / ALTON ll U ltK K. Hr. Aa asa cu to r o f tha OF ITS HISTORY GOING ON THIS WEEK. W il l and T est am en t o f HAHA HU It K K, dsceaaad. WE NEED USED CARS DESPERATELY. WE Albert N. Fit le. WILL UE KNOWN AS THE “ YES" MEN THIS A ttorney for K ia c u t o r 1 Mason ic llldg. WEEK. OUR NEW CAR STOCK IS PLENTI­ Hanford, Florida Publish Fab. ». 13, II, 3«, 1144 FUL AND WE WILL GUARANTEE DE­ C llJ 'l! NATIONAL $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES 77. Situation Wanted Uaad fu rn llur a appllaneaa, loola, ale. R o u f h l • Sold. Larry'a Marl, l i t Hanford A»a. Pb. 111-4101. W lL S liN • M AIEH PURN Iluy — Ball — Trada I L l - l l E. lat. Ill-Ill! Apply Banford Araa (or man tl-40, married. High School Educa­ tion. niat appearance ft good work rarord, Guarantta 1100 waakly. t l l - l l l t l , Banford for Intarvlaw. __ ACREAUE WANTED A (a w Acraa, woodad, aacludad, accaaalbla, Raaaonobla. Wrlt a Dos 111, Hanford Harold or phono 441-1117 oeanlnso. j B .E P p I N G C O . 'T t a f l T l n , A Purnllura A T P A C T O n t P R IC E S ! 110 M agnolia 111-4011 1 IIEDKOOM Horn* on L a k * In 1199 DO W N — V A . P H A TUvannn Par k. Many a i t r a O n v ir n m a n t Homaa. 1, t, ft 4 Radrooma. M on t h ly paymanta fralu raa. Inrra artaa of from 1 1 0 . G lata orarlooklng L a k i. 74. Sales Help Wanted Colorad appllaneaa and P ig turaa. Nom in al D ow n Fay E X E C U T I V E . SALESMAN mant — Aaauma Mortgag a. CAREER Call o w n a r 171-1174. SEMIN OLE R E S I D E N T R ialtor-In au ror-T rad ii L X a t l m t e a r t t r ( o r m in who C O U N T R T HOME 171-4111 t i l l B. P r t n c h A vt. ran q u alify . Intanalva tra in ­ I 1/4 acraa n tar a r e a * t o T-l i n g p rog r a m . Plrat rata applaonad a g r icu ltu r e . 1 Hadtud a lia ia oflara d. K ie a p t lo n room #, F lo r id a R oom , m o d ­ al a a r n ln g potantlal. Inraatern. m a n y a it r a a . Call 111mant I* y o u r Urn* and af fort t i l l or H A L HAnRIHS. Naw ■— not mnnay. No p r t v l o u i S m y r na B atch , 111 N. Ceuta•xparlanra nectaa sr y. B ic u r w a y — 411.4111. Ity and *ilr aatlafactlon can ba your* If tha a b o r t aaran I REDROOM , m batha, 17119 alma m ake up your g o a l (o r par m onth, l o w d o w n pym l. a llfatlma caraar, lat ua aim * C o u n t r y Club, t lf-7 4 1 1 . y o u tha w a y Ihla ran ht I, I, ft 4 DB DR OOM 9 achlava d. R ap ly by lettar lo D E A U T i r U L I b e d r o o m . 1 hath, I. 1H ft 1 R A TII8 P. O. Box 1001, Orlando, K ITC HE N EQUIPPED L ak e p r l r l l i g i i . 1404 D ow n Florid a. LOW M ON TH LY P A T M E N T S A A aiu m a paymanta. 111-7911. F o r C o m p l i t * I n f o r m a t io n ROUTE SALESMAN Sta or Call T o u r „ Jewtl T-a Co., haa opanlng In C D R R G I R L o v . r 11. PIO 'N W H I B T L E . MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 $100 D O W N FOR THE BEST HOME BUY F H A - V A HOMES SEE YOUR BELL UB jruur Purnllura. * Quick Farelca with tha Cnah. BUPER TRADINO P O B T. tll-OITT. 55. Furniture For Sale 95. Boiines For Sate Slemper A gency W E RUT Iliad Furnllura, ona placa ‘ or houaalul. Furay Daddln, B Purn. Co.. 101 W. lat at in-tin.__________ FRKE ESTTBIATE 61. Articles For Rent SW E E T IE PIE USED E y i l N l T U H E , MlfO. Mima. P ln ar W o o d Auction. u i - i m . _____________________ C H E A P PARM T R A C T O R Muot ba In pra tly (a ir ahapa. W r lt a 1100 P ro n cb Ara., Day A Nila Grill or maM m t Manday m orn ing at 7:00 at Grill. Krnt al lly m a n .__________ ' 95. Houaea For Sale Page 6-A— Feb. 12, 1965 72. Female Help Wanted 95. Houaea For Bal* 53. Wanted To Iluy PIANO wanttd, in r condition. Coll collect Orlando t !i-0 0 0 !. XENM ORE Etacirle flo r a . I ■no. old; Draw Drapaa fullr lined; Holloway Dad wMb headboard. I1I-1II1. grnri* Hlnwnthn, I l l - t l l l CTPRE8B TENCE POST*! 4 "4” x7 ft. long, »0o a*. Ph I ll-M il. till. 1 MM a W ANTED Cltru* Fruit — Hamlin. Paraon Drown, Plnaappta A 8a»4lln,a. L E E UANBPIELD. Rondad Fruit Rurar. Ph. I1I-4M I. F R IGIDAIR E Waahar t<«; Barart Gaa Refrigerator I II. I l l ■it. AMERICAN RENT-ALL UPRIGHT Plano. good eoadl(Ion * | ll( . -I t l -I M I altar 4 p. m . anytime Bat. or Son dap. CAROLINA Cahbiaa Collar Aa Horn* ui< or Fratiar. ISO* W, H a d Bt. Phona I II -4 I U . |Jr "T o o n ,m » It— W , b t f i I t r franfarb gfrg • OPEN FRIDAY NITE T IL 9 PJH. AM R A M B L E R PHONE 322-0231 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 9 P.M. HOLLER M OTOR SALES 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. . Ph. 322-0861 S ' - ^ �• > tTt)» 0 gtifnrh ifnOfc 95. Houses For Sale 97. Houses For Rent I BEDR OO M . 1 4 bath, kitch en 1 BEDR OO M . K it c h e n equ ipped. O R E E M 1R A IR » ; # mo. i : : . i : i * . equipped, loc at ed 101 O ak la nd C hoic e lote av aila ble In GreenA r e.. Sunland Eatatea, 1100 b r a lr o f Loch A r b o r o v e r lo o k 3 BEDR OO M L'n furnlehed hom e 95. Houses For Sale la g g olf coorte. C u a t o m mo. Call 74 7-H 1*. In C oun tr y . 140 mo., n e e r b u ild in g to y o u r ap eclfl cachopping. H1.441T. tlone. O r een b ra lr d eveloped 1 BEDR OO M . A ir C ondition ed MATFATB F w tlf b . F U . * • • * . by o n Bleder Ava. 111-1411. I I'•dfonrn. t bathe. Ph. I l l * F U R N I S H E D 1 bed r oom houee, KINGS W OO D HOT. 14*1 P almetto. P h o n e 111BUILD ER S . INC. 4 ROOM H u m * , turn. 111-041S. 9774. 111-1074 a u t h o r iz e d b r o k e r 101 F a ir m o n t Dr. T o r i l l F 1 I A -V A G o v e r n m e n t L A K E M X r V : S Be droom . K i t ­ 102. Mobile Homes - Sale h om o*— W id e selec ti on o f 1. chen equipped 177-1949 I D E A L S M A L L HOME I . A 4 be d room *. L o w m o n t h 1 B ed room fr a m e wit h aebee1-7 i . t 1 B ed ro om s ly p a y m e n t s fr o m I I I . For tea e ld in g like new . only 4 SM I L L HOCSE, near Sunland N E W en d USED your R ea l Batata S ervice W a t e r Included 14*. mo. Call yre. old. H a r d w o o d - f l o o r * , A w n ln g c A e n h a n c e iii-m i. i n ic e p orc h, kit ch en le e q u ip ­ QUA LI V M OBILE HOMES ped, quiet n e ig h b o r h o o d A 1 1 1 -H I 1 L A K E C O T TA GE . f u r n , 177- l l w y . ; 7 - » I S priced rlgh l at 17.Tin. Caeh MPC. 1 9 At T R A I L E R . 17a*. 1 B e d ­ o r w it h g o o d term* If n e e d ­ r oom n . : > » . H i - t i r t . ed. FURN*. 1 B edroom Houee 4«|. in v e s t m e n t a r e a l t y m i : • ?t*r b p. m. 111 N. F o r k Ave. Ill-Ill I DONS M O B ILE HOME S ALE S I BEDROOM. 1 B e th Hom o, - T o u r W h e e l E etete D e a le r " c o rn e r lot. 111-1911. 17 Model* to c h o o e e fr o m 333-1313 an yti m e O P E N 7 DAYS A W E E K 3:3-1301 2410 Hiawatha at 17-33 ltoi Park Avenue LO CH A R B O R 111-110$ L e k # frortt t n M i r n I Mrttv. 1 M ODB8T frop t Horn* U Hwy - 17-11 r _Lpi)swpnd, Fie. ba th b o m * an aero o f b e a u t i­ 97. Houses For Kent # Ifi) ti ti t f 9 W t i t nf fit 'llfur d ful w o o d e d lan d Ju*t t t i l u c t J K it ch e n equ ipm ent, c a r p e t ­ 10.1. Mobile Homes - Rent In price fr o m $11,090 to 117,ed, g o o d e w lm m ln g A f i s h ­ >00 r e q u ir in g only U.900 F U R N I S H E D 1 bedroo m, all ing. plenty o f p riv a c y A no ele c tr ic hom e, d o t e In. Ph down. tiolae. V ery Adequate fo r 1 L I E . 1 HtiRM. T ra iler o o I11-H0T. ALSO * I*ake Aehby; A leo T ra iler family* o f 4 Sc reason able T h r o * M r m . 1 ba th' hom e on Sp a.* *, A d u lts . o n ly . /• rental to r esp on sib le p a r ty L A K E M A R T : 1 Bdrm kltch l a r g e lot with Irene. Priced 3:1-7341. ' w h o wi l l ag r ee to help m ai nan equip.. C - B . Adult* 170 under 111.000 with 44". Inin p rop er ty A v a ila b le for mo. Ph. 111-1411 or 111.l u l l mort. a trrme. lon g term rental or lease. 106. Apartm ents fo r Rent 1 BEDR OO M Purn, hou*t. near d R O B E R T A. W IL L I A M S he** n o . 1 1 1 - 9 7 1 1 . R ealtor 110833 COll R T A P T. R a y m o n d Luod qulet . Aeeo. 1 BEDIIOOM F u r n . n eer he*e. LOCH ARBOR I l l - I l l ' A tl a n tic B ank Bldg. 10IS S en f ord A r e S«S-4I31. I BEDR OOM reetdenc* k it c h ­ 1361 S Park Ava. A T T R A C T I V E I B ed ro om Mae en equ ipped, elr co nd ition er, 1 B D R M . Furn. A p t . dining 333-1233 an y tl m a on r y . L an decaped. E ac ellent sc r een ed porc h, lea**. |ICO. ro om. 1701 M ag no lia, I33 -3 H 1 3 BEDROOM. I Hath tIUd. k i t ­ Bond., near echoole. baaa, Only MS Ph. 111-1411. chen equipped* attack liar, c h o p p in g . D ow n p ay men t A P A R T M E N T S 114 Fla. R oom , 1110 month- 1463 W E L A iv A ItlO. 104 Shann on Dr., Pine* F l 'R N . 1 Bdrm. H ou tt . Adult* ' . Flret St. creat. 1 1 1 - 0 1 1 0 . \ V y ftme w 004I 1i f P h . 122 * ’•1 10 . N o Vet*. I32-40SJ. Feb. 12, 196&—Page 7*A i . • SOUTH W ARD ! 97. Houses For Rent Seminole Realty Payton Realty Seminole Realty i• 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Auto* For Sale BUY L I K E R E N T 1 B DR M . Furn Apt., 1 1 M M a g ­ nolia. o n l y H I . I1 1 -1 H 1 — R, 111 19 par m onth, n i l Schult (M o v e In t od a y ). H it, 1 A. W illia m s. B ed room . Cab a na R o o m A FUR N. A pt. <99 P e r k Ave. B un k B*d» Rant paid for F eb. «*109- Ph 111-1441. VN FUIIN IfH ED 1 P M rft om Du plex, k it ch en equipped, S M A L L Furn. A p u 1 U I Maple. E x ce llen t lo catio n , Ph. 1331 1 1 .9 m . 3334* 1 B E DR OOM Furn. Apt . Adults C L E A N , fu rn . or un furn. 1 only . 111-1197, bd rm. Apt , Ktt. equip child* N IC E LY furn Apt tn private ren 1415 Elm h« ra», 1317 M i i n n l i i A V A I 1 .A B L E Keh. « 1 - R o o m op t. Pvt. bath. I l l - >101. F U R N. Apt., lig hts A wat er in ■ eluded 1 1 1 - t i l l . CLEAN Furn Apts, l o t Patm et to; 111-1174.' 10N. Rooms For Rent BOB M c K E E U S E D C A R S NO M O N E T D OW N *91 F r i n l h Av*. $11-9711 ' l l FORD, good body A gin*. R A H lll-llll. an- •$l r C - l T 9 - J E E r . 1/4 Ion. 111-1719 a f t e r $ p. m. Ph WATCH YOUft IN V E 1 T M IN T • • • AT M A CK LK -aU ILT 1919 P O N T I A C Catalina. 1 dr. Sedan, 149 VI. n a i l , earel* lent r u n n i n g I I U : 15J4 C H E VV.. I dr s e d a n V I, R A H I t n 111-4149 111 P L Y M O U T H . 1 do or. so n able. 111-4449. Deltona Rea­ You have en edveotegu ew e other tovnkva In Del too, home, it * i - you're d o le •nauih to eee how fett Mechle’e letoet end (leeteet community le trowing, And when e community grow , lend voluee grow with I t Drive over today end find out for yriurstll how just $10. starts you on the wey to owning ■ spacious Deilone homo*lie, W ith Cenlrel Weler Meins end Seved Street, included in me f u ll low price of only S H IS ! Wh.lo there, enjoy e tree tide on the rtvorboet, "Deltona Queen". Teh. e self-guided tour of the Shopping Slere. the lelt-frenl Community Club, the ette of the ll'h ote gait course end the lovely houtlng c m et Meckle-Bullt DCLT0NAI 12(1. Automotive Service FURN. Apt. '1100 Meltonvllle. FURN. 1 Bdrm Apt., t i g h t s W a t e r furn Only US. 101 K. Ith S t . 171-1441. 114 3 | AVALON APAR T M E N TS' W. 7nd St . 377.3117 RUOM Furnttneci A p t . I l l E. Ith. 113-171* |«S ROOM Furn. Apt for coup le, w a t e r Included 341. 333-7333. F U R N. Apt. Clo*e C ow an . 171-4011. In. Jtminle C L E A N ROOM fo r Men. M ag nolia Ave. 111-9719 491 W I L L B O A R D el d er ly person In m y hom e, 111-11(4, 115. Autos For Sale A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D Senkarik Glass nnd Paint Company 119 M a g n o lia 1U1 FORD 8KTL1NER. re­ t ra ct a b le ha rd top, radio, h e e l ­ er. p o w e r st eerin g , needa trennmteelon I I U . Ph. 171H I T or see at 111 Ga rrison Dr. Ph. I71-4IH A u t o O l a i i -Topx A H u t C over* A U T O GLASS & S E A T CO V E R CO. MACKLE-BUILT HOMES 1 W . 3nd St. 117*4911 1> g FORD. 3 door, clean , 1 A 194 LL W O R K GU ARAN TEED UNFURN . Upetalr* APT. H I o w n e r . Ph. I U - 1 S I I alter 1 m onth. 3 0 * Mag no lia Av*. In­ p. ni. qu ire d - w n e t a l r * a f t e r 1 p. 12.1. Hontu & Matorn t i l l C A D I L L A C . 1 dr. H. T.J m. o r r ail H I -41 10 . 1UI Dodge P ick -u p . Both Gateway T o The W aterw ay F U R N. 1 R o o m Apt.. Aduite r eas on ab le, ph. 111-9794. Robson Sporting Goods 110. 177-1410 1111 C O R V A I R MON ZA c o n ­ T o u r E V I N R U D K Dealer F L O R A L H E I G H T S : 4 Room, v er tib le S p id e r , b u ck e t seals, I 4 I - I - I E. IsL Ph. 173-1111 furn. S en f ord A v e . 1 b lo c k eq uipped 11,i n . DAT A N I T E ! He rald want ad* Sou th o f A ir Baa* A lllh l*. w o r k fo r a* little a* l i e a cue, Ph. *11-4007 afte r 4 S A N F O R D MOTOR CO day! 1D0 F re n c h Av*. 111-1111 p. m. i f e a t u r e , the l e m e u e P e l * . •tllie, en ditplay in mo Florida oahlblt. at. the H . Y . World's ......... “ Fair, end II other lovely models. Meckle-Aullt homes ranee In pike from jutl $7990. to 111.390. with down payment* ae low t i $140. monthly payments starting at $49-171 DRIVE O UT TODA YI T4ke Inter*t4l4 #4 , evlt et Deltona Lachenga end you're at OCI.TONAJ (AD-82075CF-7A) i -uy,. how you th at’s feel when you take the wheel of your glamorous new ’651 N O W ’S CHOICE E N JO Y THE OF ITS TIM E OUR TO HU GE QU IET H A N D L IN G — ITS THE E N VIO U S DO JUST D IS P L A Y SMOOTH AS OF YO U D R IVE YOUR B R IL L IA N T RID E — ITS TH R ILLIN G EYES THAT! S IL K Y NEW SMOOTH P E R FO R M A N CE — A N D D R IV E 65’s. W ATCH BY! SEE US TODAY - FOR THE VERY BEST TRADE! I96J OLD5MOBUI DELTA fll HOLIDAY Covpt JmpoJa Sport Coup* '65Chevrolet Certa Sport Compt '65 Corvair C O M IN G S O O N ... HOLLER BALLOO! M OTOR SALES Showrooms — Second & Palmetto 2507 Park Drive Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 �\ 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 tl -----•* m. w orship lir v li# — 115M a. m. W a d n u d a r Nlsh t Prayer Service — 111* 4 *■ Alliance CJflU lTlA N UISSIONART ALLIANCE CHURCH l i f t P ar* A * a at I I U [ | t R iv. Cllllord E. H *rro 4 Teeter Sunday Bcbool ------ I t i l a. m. Worship) Berries — 11 :•* a. m. tr a n ln g Worship „ 1:1# p. m. Alllanca Taath Fellowship (Tl)«A> * !** ► "• Prayer Sarvle* — 1:1* 4 Episcopal Baptist Adventist m- Assembly O f God PINECREST ASBKMRLT OP OOD CHURCH Cor. I ltb and Elm H. M. Wilder Paatar Sundar School - . « l it * a- mMoaning Worahlp — la :(0 a. m. Evening Worahlp — 1 :*« P- m. Youth Sara. (Sun.) _ «:#* p- m. M id-W eek Sara. (W ad.) - 111* p. m. Baptist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Wth St. * Oak Aaa. Oatl S m i t h --------------------Paatar Sundar School — l it * a. m. Mornlns Worahlp — t i l l * a. m. T raln ln f Uunlon _ l it * p. m. Evening Saralca — *: *• P- m. V e d . Prayer Saralda 1:1* p. m. Nuraarr Opan W T R R -------------------- H I* 4 S un da r Ntta Sroadeaat -------W E S T elD E 'M IS S lO N A n T BAPTIST CHURCH '1th St. A Hollr Aaa. John R. K in s ------:-------T aller 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 u a l! 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 ln 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 . -> FIR ST BAPTIST 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 W orship — I1 :M a. m. Training Union ----- < :M P- m. E vening' Worahlp - T :*l p. m. W ad. Prarar Service !:» • p- m. X ”l n the well-known dty 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! DO E L D E R SPRINGS BAPTIST Aid Ortaada RA at Heater Are. M- Hamilton O rillia — Paatar Sundar School _ _ 1:41 a. s . Mornlns Worahlp — 11:1* a. M. Tralnlns Union ----- l : t l p. aa. B raaln s Worahlp — l i t ! p. aa. IT A L T BAPTIST MISSION E N T E R P R IfC Sundar S e h o a l-------- * : l l a. m. Mornlns Worahlp - 11 a. T ralnlas 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 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT g Sanford Av*. R. Varnoa Foliar Sundar School _ _ l : t t a. ra. M oralag Worahlp - I t :* * a. aa. DIP TO * W r -w — CHRIST CHURCH Church U r ie l, Longwnod Fr. Charles W . Btewart, Jr. Vicar H oly Communion — *.*# a. m. Fam ily Sarvlaa A Clsaaaa _______ !_____ •:** a. m. C la a a a i______________1:1* a. m. BOLT CROfR dtt 4 Perk Ava. Fr. Laray D. Bapar, Raatar Holy Communion — 1:1* a. m. Fam ily Sarvlca end Sunday School ........ I:** a. m. Mornlns Prerar IPtrat Sunday — Holy Communion l l :e e a. at. Free Methodist CHURCH o r CHRIST ■4 Geneva Ralph B riw ir 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 W att 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». CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Suntand Eatataa Cltrua H alf hia K av-C h arlie 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 lp _____ 7:1* p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 1:1* pm . Southern Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner tth St. and Laura) Ava. Rav. L. H. K a l t t y ____ Paatar Talap hen ai m - T a t i Sunday School ____ t : t l a. m. M ornlns Worahlp __ 10:11 a. m. Evanlns Worahlp __ 7:0# p. m. W * 1 Prarar Sarvlca 1:1* p. m. 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 • iu mr a n A a s 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 . . . ( ( Church O f Christ 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. FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH W om a n '! Club Bulldlnr 1*1 Oak Ava. Durarard 1L Knight Jr., Paatnr Sundar S r h o o l_____ I II a. m. Worahlp Service ___ 7:1* p. ra. . . , -Nazarene Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD L UTH ER AN CHURCH 111* A Orlande Drlva Hwy. 11.11) Sanford. Florida in -in i T h * Rav. J. G o r d o a f a i r ; , Paat or Sundar Schael ____ 1:11 a. ra. sirniirr w o r i m r ^ m i w v B ." Communion— Flrat Sunday In Each Month K lndarsartaa and Nuraarr ■FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W . Ind SL at Maple Ava. P*ul B te 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 lit * p. m. M id-Weak Service (W ad.) 7 :*( p. m. Third _B HP<UJ_____________ klngaplratloa l it * p. aa. FIRST CHURCH 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. M id-Week Prayer Service* 7 00 p. m. _ Laat Wad. M lailosary .Service OF CHURCH O P C H R I S T U l ) Park A ven u e Bart Brown --------- K v a n g i l t i t Sun dar HIM* S t u d r -------— a ™M orn lns Worahlp — 11:0* a in. E v an ln s Ser vice — * :I 1 p m. Baa " H ar old ot T r u t h " I p mSundar on Chennai I T uaadar Ladlaa Ihbla C l a n . I tiP I a- m. W adn aa dar RJbla Cl a a a ----------1:1* P- m. LUTHER AN CHURCH OF TH E REDEEM ER 1*1 W . II th Place ‘T h e Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thla la the L ife" Karbari W. G o a n * ____ Paator . Sundar School ____ * : l l a. m. ’ Worahlp Service __ l « :l t a. m. Kladarsartan a id Nuraarr Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 1*1 Orange Straat Rav. E. Ruth Grant __ Paator . ^ Sunday S c h o o l____ 1*:*0 a. m. (” Mornlns Warahlp __ lit* * a. nt. FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH Sundar Evanlns —. 7:1* p. m. i l l F a r k 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. M TF M a a l l n s a S:S0 p. m. I Intermediate, Senior) E v a n l n s Worahlp __ 1:1* p m. F IR ST PRESBTTERIAN 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 im m a ____ T u to r Church School ______ 1:41 a. m. S u n d a r 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. C h o ir P ra ct ic e (A ad 7:1* p. m. Plontar Kallowahlp _ f:*c p, m. E very Una Waluem*. hanlor III Kallowahlp 4:0* p. m. Evanlns, Worahlp „ T;lo p. m. Wad. Prayer Maatlns 7:t0 p. ra. Christian Science Methodist FIRST CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST lo* Call Second Strait Sunday Sarvlca * Sunday School ...— II:** a- mSubjarli "S ou l" W adn . -d o r aa rvic* . (: * * p m. Itr- d i n s Room: 1*1 Klril W aaw d ay a: l t : t * a m — 1:1* p m . Presbyterian Church O f God OAK LA WN BAPTIST CHURCH )T«) Country Club Road Sponaorad hr K ir n Uapllal Church Re*. R. T U a r r a lt ------ 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. 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. Morn ing Sarvlca — II:** a. m. Tralnlns U n io 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 PltO PIIECT a-ga1101 Elm Avenua 4^ Rav. Roharl Welch ____ Pallor Sunday School ____ 1:41 a m. Worahlp S a r v lc a _lu l l a. m. li - nsallatls Sarv. __ Iris p m. Tuadari Hlbla T r a in in 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 Monday DauUronomy Proverb* 11:29-12 22:1 -S Tuesday laaiah 2 :1-4 Wadnearlay Eiali la I 11:19-22 Thu rant j Mark 1 1:11-17 F rid g fc, LuYi 6:17-19 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 lp ---------------- t:oo a. m. Church School ____ 10: 0* a. m. •The Foil jvving’ Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. L Mrs. M. K. StrickUnd BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, C«8»e]berry, *1». ART BROWN PEST CONTROL CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. H ARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 36th £t., Sanford GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. Robert Sulouff tnd Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavls, Florida NELSON A CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, FIs. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford p- BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Stnford HOLLIfR MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. Fir»t, Sanford HILL HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Nawman and Employees LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges *nd S U ff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slam a and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employcea PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employeea 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 * rear Av* Oaklawa Baellat Chapel, t i l l W . tllh 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 *4 tea lo nary Baptist Church, Ninth * Hickory ■t. Jamie Miealonarr Baptist Charch at*, nd. t i l Oeteaa BL Paul Missionary Baptlet Church. Ilk SL ■ L Matthew* M leslesary 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 illy A**Zlea Hep* Baptlet Churah, 111 O rassa Av*. BL Ann‘ a Catholic Charch. rerehlog Place, DeBary SL Mary Magdalan* Cathallo Church, M ait­ land Av*. Altamonte hprlnga PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff L. D. PI&NTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employeea STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr., and Mrs. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SEM IN OLE C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H DIRECTORYBAPTIST 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 Altam onte S priest HI. l i t , Altam usia 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 a g w ee d . Car. Church * flraat r,Flret Baptlat Church at 0*4*6 * Ft rat Baptlat Church ef Saa Land* Spring* F lrat Shiloh Mieaiaaary Baptlet Chunk, n e t w. m s s c F o a V la l*1 Head* B a V l ! ^ °* j^ * L**u le s t h e r s Baptlet Mieelen. Chulueia 14leal*aery ■ Baptlat Church M erU BS. CATHOLIC M erstas Olary Baptlet Chereh. Oeneve Hwy. Mt. OUv* Mleeiunary Beptiai Church, Ban Chureh * ( the Nativity. Lake Mary A ll 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, Florida H ava* D r , Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Chureh of Christ. 1111 B. Fark Ava. Ckureh of CbrleL Genov* Church at Christ, Lengwood Chureh o f,C h r ist, Paata CHURCH o r OOP Church Church Churah Church *1 af af at 0*4 0*4. Ood. Ood 1*1 Hickory tie * 4 Frcaeh Ovtad* Mlealan. Ratarprle* RFIBCOPAI. AH Bain la Xplaaapal Church B. DaBary A v a , BaUrprla* Christ episcopal Church. Laagwaod A ll Balnts Kplecopol. Baterprls* Maly Craae episcopal. Park Ave. at 4 U LUTHERAN Aiecnilon Lutheraa Church, Overbraok D r , Caeoelbarry Good Shepherd United Luthorn, >•*« B Orlando Dr. Lutheraa Church ef th* Radaomac. 1*1 W . I llh Place Mcsalab Lutharon Church, Amartcaa Login* Hall. Pralrl* Lake, Fern Park SL Luka* Lutheran Church, RL I I I Blavla METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, EDeBary A v e , Enlerprla* ■ ta r Lake Methodlat Church Bathil A M E. Church. Canaan Haight* Caaaalbarry Community Methodist Churah, H w y. i t ' l l A Plnay Rldg* R d , Caaaalbarry DaBary Community Malhedlet Church W . Hlghtandn DeBary . . Christ Mothedlet Church ■ualand Eetalea F irst Methodlat Church. I l l Park Av*. rtret Mothodlet Church of Ovleda Ptrel Sou there Methodlat Church W om an's Club 1*1 Oak Av*. F ra* Malhadtei Church.. 101 W . |th SL Oaaava Methodlat Church, Oanava ■ Orae* M aU odisl Church. Oaera Rd. Great Chapat A l l Church, Ovlada Oahsrova M athellat Church, Ovlada Oaliau Methodlat Church Paata W a r ie r ** 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 Churah OeUsa Rd. Enterprta* Stafford Memorial M olhtdlat Churah B. DiBary NAZARENB af U* Naearann, W. F I re t Churah ■nd at Mepl* F ire Park Church af th* Naaaraaa, O'Brian R d , Fern Park ./* Lnk* Mary Charch af th* Naaaren* PRESBYTERIAN ' Cammunlty Praebytirtaa Church, L a k r U a r y Flrat Praahytartah Church,. Oak A **. A Ird BL Flrat P ra ob rtirU * Churah. Casaalharry Flret Freehyterlaa Chureh af DeBary, r . H lshland 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 F rosh yu rU n Churah, Upaala R 4 . W setm lnlatir 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 OTHER CHURCHES Allen'* A K L Church, Olivo A 11 th 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 tlth 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 a f Ood. tlth A Elm Sanford Alllanca Church. 14*1 4 Park Ava. Bastard C on gtigatloa at Jahavah'a W itnsecoe. M l Baafard Ava. Th* Balvatlua Army. I l l E. tad BL ■. Unity Church a f ia n lo rA I I I E. let BL �\ ■"**■ •V • » I . A .. •. ' .. ♦ ,s • * t» . ... . . . -•* r V ' « S r l V *£1 ^ f . r# m ’I j- U. S. Will Launch Super Satellite V ^ v iV V T T o^ Can a man-eating lion ever reform ! In the wild* o f Africa there lived a family 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. 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. After 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, "Alright, if you insist. ‘ But I'd much prefer the passenger list.” (Last of the Swipes) • * • - Sandy Anderson Developed Mart rm SAN 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 of 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 of 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. SU 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 o f 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. Alma, Anderson. Services were held at 2:20 p.m. today st Fir»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 Phone 322-2611 * * * * Moon Camera Goes Aloft On Wednesday “ The Nile o f America” 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., FEBRUARY 15, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO, 126 Retired Minister Dies In Fire Chas. Hagan, Explosion Below 0, Snow Covers Coast Nat King Cole Dies Of Cancer Father Expires * (Eltr Note to our sass-iety editor in re the net swim aultsf You By Jane Casselberry mean they're false, like those A Seminole County horse, V nude fronts in the girlie "Flying Cloud," was winner shows at Las Vegas? 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 "Flying Cloud," ow-ned by ^ might not be the right one. J. P. Eldriilge, of Oviedo, and We'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 IItrough other top walking hoises. The the Midwest today, dropping Also stolen from the Holy Stake is sponsored by the Flo­ Cross bulletin: ‘‘The landload rida Citrus Industry and temperature below zero A of 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 of 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 of 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?' ‘ No—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, C olo, Second men, ‘I told you we galled saddlehorse champion­ Sunday Snow built up ava V ran over the rector'!” ship; "Mayfield 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 of 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 of Abhomes were evacuated but WANTED: Min 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. "Hia 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 Duff,” 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 re-sale. They arc selling them o f mental retardation at Sun­ Hospital in nearby Santa of rain fell at Gainesville, Fla 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 tUIMl — 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 HAVEN (D PI) — 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 AFL * CIO president bark to about 1925, Dr. Epps Charles Harris Jr., was pull­ replied, "My, 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 eo­ Judge R. M. Harris, of La ple who look back too much Belle, went fishing alone In a boat Saturday. are soon headed that way." 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 (UPI) — 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 lay the information, she was capitals of Asia. Despite 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 of 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 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 of 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 AN ELDERLY, fetiroil minister, Rev. Chnrlcs found him but ijied as he A. Hriptin, died this morning lifter'fire erupted reached the hospital. when an oil heater* exploded. The victim is Firrmen received the call shown in the top pU-tfirV its Assistant Fire Chief at 8:16 and confined the blaze R. T. Thomas gives artificial respiration. Other to two room*. Other damage firemen are shown in the hoUom picture as they was caused by smoke and wa­ poured water into a second floor window o f the ter, Chief Cleveland said. home, located at 1107 Sanford Avenue. ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) The man lived alone in the (Herald Photos lay Rill Vincent Jr.) — A "calvlaker” coalition housr, the cilia-f said. • • e government emerged today lo tide the country over fol­ 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 Traffic Toll faulty oil heater flared. TALLAHASSEE (D PI) — 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. BRYAN, Tex. (U PI)—Rud­ olf Grady Coffee, 23, of Cocoa Beach, Flu., went on trial today for slaying the police chief of Elgin, Tex., Nov. 15, 1963. m w A ... BRIEFS “Caretaker’ Trial Opens. Canada Hoists National Flag Ponders Race MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Elliot Roosevelt, a Democrat­ ic national committeeman am! ■on o f the lute President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Is con­ sidering- running for mayor of this famous resort city. Veteran Politician Heads S. Viet Nam Thugs Fail WILDWOOD (UPI) — Burglars rut through the roof of the Wildwood Uank early today, tried lo crark the safe and failed, but escaped with 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. TOKYO (U P I )— Commun­ A U. S. military spokesman as prime minister ol Soulh laid 25 government soldiers ist China today turned ita Vie! Nam Dr Qual *»ld he received were kilted and 43 wounded. propaganda gun* on the Drill­ thr vita] assurance of support In addition two platoon* ol ed Nations. Peking said tha from the military leaders al provincial militiamen, about j organisation lias become "a a full meeting of the Armed 70 men. were missing with Itool" o f American "nco-colon|ialism." 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 JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — 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 of Stato Sen. posed compromise cabinet in eludes three deputy pr.me rd wounded in the i lashes and Harry Stratton, was killed ministers without distinction t h r e e American helicopter early today In a head on auto crewmen injured when Ihcit rraah eight miles south of of precedence. A lull on the fighting front HU 11! turbojet crashlandcd Callahan. A youth riding with was shattered during the because of engine failure. Stratton also died. weekend w i t h Communist None wa* badly hurt. Propaganda Guns OTTAWA (UPI) — Canada officially hoisted its first dls linetive na'lonal flag today and retired the traditional lied Ensign reflecting the Union Jack of Great Britain |which hat flown over Canada for two centuries. Gov. Gen. Georges P Van ier presided at ceremonies at Parliament Hill during which the gleaming white flag with vertical red borders and a red maple leaf in the center was raised atop Parliament build­ ings. j Bank Probe WASHINGTON t l ’ PD — Committees in both the House and Senate/ are planning in­ vestigation* ol mounting evidence that racketeers arc mov­ ing into legitimate banking to help finance and conceal their criminal activities. The United States plans to usa its Satum-1 super rocket Tues­ day to orbit a satellite with "w ings" 96 feet wide to ex ­ amine the dinger cosmic de­ bris poses to spaceships. The shot, eighth for Amer­ ica's mightiest booster, will be followed Wednesday by the launch of 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 fol­ low up a weekend of 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 of 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 of tha South Atlantic area. Chinese Commies Ready H-Bomb * LONDON (UPI) — Communist Chinn may teit a sec­ ond nuclear devise "very 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 of de­ livery system. Solon's Son Dies OPEN FRIDAY emu? iff NITE T I L 9 f t A IW A Y 8 FIRST QUALITY m Burn Effigies Johns Riv*?r Nile of America JAKARTA, I n d o n a a i a (U PI) — A crowd of 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& ttw 13" BEAUTY CASE j r WEEKENDER 24" EXITS Billy Bowlegs Riles Tuesday K ; V i ( M 1- T PULLMAN MIAMI (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*. yt; V ’ the city . The Seminole County Chamber of 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 Of Pockets • Quilted Lining • Removable Mirror 1' 1 * \ V -fcr T " i--------- i r - r■* ' T i • i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 12, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 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>, February 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a8e3c85c7928ecc1759625dace268b29.pdf a17c06d36cc99b492049a660fe5a6e4d PDF Text Text Sfjr #>nforb Wrratt Pnpre 6-A—March 10, >’65 Traffic Goes 3 W ays On Zanesville Bridge ZANESVILLE. Ohio (UPI) —In Zaneavilla, Y .lands for bridxe, ■ unique landmark a t the junction of the MuakinKum and Licking Rivera. You can croaa it, yet atill be on the e'ame aide of the river. Touriata have been bewil­ dered when told to (jo to the middle of the bridge and turn left. To try auch a feat on any bridge other than Zaneaville'a Y would be danceroua. There have been oceaalona, however, when motoriata nejrlected to make the turn. On Feb. 13, 1032, a Zaneaville bricklayer lost control of hia automobile after aldeawiplnr a taxicab and crashed through the guard railing into the Icy water 40 feet belcw. lie waded ashore. The present etcel and con­ crete bridge was opened Jan. 14, 1002, replacing a wooden covered structure which had been condemned. The first Y Bridge was erec­ ted in 1914. Toll was charged. Each “ foot pniaenger" paid three cents. For a four-wheel­ ed carriage drawn by four horses, the fee was 76 cents. Builders had no knowledge of Muskingum and Licking River floods and the bridge was washed out In 1818. • • * A second bridge was built the following year. After 13 years, It was declared un­ safe. Then rim e the covered wooilen bridge which stood for 68 yeira before It started to sag under the weight of electric streetcars, At first it was a toll bridge, only people going to church or to a fun­ eral being exempt. In 1868, it became toll free after its pur­ chase from private owners by the State of Ohio, Muskingum County and the City of Zanes­ ville. There was no formal open­ ing but William Wells, a fur­ niture dealer, offered TllMt in merchandise to tin* fir»t rmtple mnrried on the bridge. Other merchants added to the priie list. Alin'rt Ilridwell and Carrie Weaver acrepted the offer and the promoter an­ nounced plans for a brass hand, police escort and other fanfare. But Ray Sterle and Ida Gatewood heal them to tiie parson, They were married on the bridge *'ti .Ian 7, KHr2. The Itndwell Weaver wedding occurred the next day without fanfarp. The Steeles went to court to collect the gifts as Wells maintained they note not tincouple he had relucted. A Jury's verdict was in the Steeles" favor. Until 1062, the bridge car­ ried all National Road and U. S. Route 4o traffic through Zanrsville. Ms roadway will accommodate only three lanes of traffic. • • • Now automobiles and trucks speed through Zanesville on Diabetes Test CLEVELAND <l i l ‘lt A scientist at Western Reserve University here has develop­ ed new, portable equipment with which humans ran quick ly In- tested fur diabetes. With tin- equipment, a snlu turn containing blond taken from the examinee Is measur­ ed for blood sugar content, then tested against a stan­ dard Solution, using t.eeds A Northrup recorders to chart tiie findings. The patient can know the results in only eight minutes. SWEETIE PIE Interstate 70 and new bridges acress the Muskingum and Licking Rivers, just upstream from the historic Y .' The east arm which extends to Main street in downtown Zanesville is 420 feet long and has three spans. The short west arm of two spans is 276 feet and the three spans of the north arm total 300 feet. Zanesville motorists s t i l l keep the old Y pretty busy. 1C Is also on Ohio Route 440 and the Interstate 70 business loop. Is the Y Bridge the only one of its kind in the nation or world? The question is peren­ nial. Some s a y the TriBorough Bridge in New York City Is Y shaped hut the ap­ proaches at right angles do net form a true Y. Zanesville has also received leporta of a triple-span bridge in Tokyo and of a small Y bridge In Franklin, N. J, Thus, it seems, Zanesville can at least claim the largest Y bridge in the United States. Two-Man Orbit About Mar. 23 CAPE KENNEDY ( U P !)— The United States is moving ahead with plans to rorkel Gemini astronauts Virgil I. Grissmn and John W. Young Into orbit in two weeks. Their two-seater spaceship and its Titan-2 rorkel passed a major test Monday that in­ cluded a aeven hour countdown which stopped one min* Uti* ihort of blastoff. Several problcmi cropped Up during the test, including a propellant leak in the rock­ et's second atnge, hut apace agency officials paid the mock launch was generally consid­ ered a purees*. "On the liiipis of what we know todayt weVe going to try to maintain the schedule,'* n»iill a ppokeafiiHti for the N a­ tional Acruntiulics and Space Adminipt rations NAHA refused to po in point the launch date hut sources close to the program said the target is March 1M. Pel Porkers AKRON, Obit* Iurn — Sweater p for dugs, (limestone collar* for i ala. and now *— elect r re blank* t * for pig* Well, aim* p! One of the biggest problems in raising "porkers” is the mortality rate among piglets. Today's sow* often ptodiiee so many offspring they can’t keep them all warm So, adapting a jnoduct anginal Iy designed to prevent ice from forming on the wings of airplanes (iuiiclyear has introduced a heating pad for the floor of pig brooders. Using a wire heating element imbedded in synthetic rubber, it wmka very much like an electric blanket. E 'C K E R D f O U H tM H SPECIAL "V WS p m # ..,- b..T Drua S to re s *° ■*• mi' m o- i .. off SAUSAGE SANFORD PLAZA ON°RA^lOA)D * , w / w w * Pr .s » I WhiPP*^ £ umi TIB QU ANTITIf S ONSOMIITIWS T h e re LYDIA GRAY r PAPER TOWELS is a n PRICES G O O D 1RU SAT, ECKERD DRUG LIQUID PKG. of 100 EtyFAMIL 14 OZ. 0 A C CAN ENVELOPES REG. 9 A C I 39e fc 1! ! (LIMIT It csss HWY. 17-92 FLA. STORE C o n v e n ie n tly B R IL L O SOAP PADS 10 EASY-OFF TOILIT BOWL OVEN CLEANER 02® 20 OZ. CAN ’ lb. Cat's Pride ABSORBENT 5 58c aOOr (LIMIT !) (LIMIT 3t (LIMIT 3) YOU! 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She says that some years ago a Sanford Episcopal minister made this suggestion to his congregation- Every time they hear a jet, instead of com­ plaining about the noise, say a prayer for the pilot’s safety. • 9 9 Things- we- never-knew-untilnow dept; Whether Sanford residents are serviced or not by the city's sewer system, they are stuck with a $2 monthly sewer charge, n. E. Porter just learned, after two years, his home is not con­ nected witn the city sewer system in his area . . . but he’s been paying the $2 month­ ly charge. ( And has little hope of winning a refund or a r e ­ duction in his monthly water bill.) « # • A reminder: Class of 'to, Seminole High School meets in the caucus room of First Federal at 73o P- m. Friday to make plans for the 23th reunion Those planning to at­ tend are urged to bring their ''Sally” yearbooks. 9 9 « Over 200,oro acres of Semi pole County are infested with the fire ant, County Agent Ce­ cil Tucker says. The annual battle against the pest is sche doled to be^in April 15 A new chemical, harmless to wild life, but mo'e effective, will be used this spring • • 9 .1 0 Wright J r , Sanford, chairman of the State IndusInal Commission, has been named chairman emeritus of the Florida Orange Marketers. • 9 9 T E Tucker, Loring Bur ge>s and Mary ft McNulty of the Florida State Bank will alien'd the annua! convention of the Florida Bankers As*n elation at Bal Harbour neat week 9 9 9 The Oviedi High School has kethall team will have to stav In Ocala, Ui miles away wlsel) it plays in the slate tourna mont at Gainesville this week end Many cf the teams are being forced to seek other arc o m moda'inns because of a horse show scheduled in Gainesville at Hie same tune • 9 • Joseph Mathjeux, Sanford artist, will be a Judge in the Sidewalk Art Show in Winter Park this weekend 9 * 9 All membership tickets to the Mutual Concert Series will be honored at the Seminole High School hand concert Thursday at the high school at 8 p m Incidentally, the last of the series presentations, the Burke Family Singers, will be here Mart)1 29 Medicare Bill Winning Okay r n * I ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House ways and means committee was ready to roll today on a broad medical care bill for the elderly. The meas­ ure even exreedcd the expec­ tations of some of its most fervent supporters. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills. D-Ark , said committee vot­ ing on thr hill should he com­ pleted this week He hoped to h a'e it ready for House floor action the week of March 2‘»t The legislation, sometimes known as "Medicare," U one of President Johnsori’a high priority programs. State No. .'ll ft o • h WASHINGTON (U P I )- R e p . Charles E. Bennett <D F1/.) suggests the District o f , Co­ lumbia, , the Virgin l»la*nds. Guam and American Samoa be combined for America’s Slit state The Virgin Islands comprise about 50 islands and form part of the chain of islands separating the Caribbean and the Atlantic Ocean. State Chamber Lays Charge Before LBJ Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” © It? #cU tfm *b lu 'ra L it * Phone 322-2611 Zip Cotie 32771 J Up A tta ck s WASHINGTON (U PI)—New U. S. military a t­ tacks on Communist North Viet Nam are under­ stood today to be imminent. Officials declined to discuss operational possi­ bilities. Cut they acknowledged that failure of tho air attacks across Die initial series of American political solution once its con­ 17th parallel to • brink' ditions are met. These include an end f« Hanoi to terms has made it imperative for Presi­ North Viet Nam’s infiltration TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —’ WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Friday, little temperature change; low tonight in 50s. The State Chamber of Com­ Established 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 11, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 144 merce told President Lyndon VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire dent Johnson to intensify and support, and the haltinc Johnson that Florida agricul­ of Viet Cong attacks in tha pressure. ture has lost millions of dolThe question of just what south, which administration lars because of an ’'experi­ move* to make lu-xt l* be­ officials are convinced Hanoi mental” attempt by the fed­ lieved to have been one of controls. the subjects occupying the eral government to let domes­ Chief executive nnd his tup U. S. BOMBERS tic laborers harvest crops. diplomatic ami military ad­ ON SECRET RUNS The chamber's agricultural viser* Welnesdny in their SAIGON ( U P I ) —U. S. Air division, in a telegram to the meeting at Camp David, Mil. Fotrr j r i bombers and fightWhile House, blamed the La­ The administration** pro­ gram of gradually increased er-homhers carried out aecret bor Department for the losses. SELMA, Ala. (UPI) TALLAHASSEE ( U H ) - military acticn against North bombing mission* against the Specifically It attacked de­ Thr Governor’s office said to­ Viet Nani Is baaed on the be­ Communist* today. l About -100 Negroes and white partmental refusal to allow ! clergymen from HO states One B57 twin-jet was lost day that an investigation Into lief that the Hanoi regime of importation of more exper­ staged an all-night prayer the Fell 26 shooting of a 17- President Ho Chi-minh still while dropping napalm on >ear-old youth al Oviedo is retains considerable freedom Vu-t Cong troops 390 miles ienced offshore laborers anil vigil and stood their ground northeast of Saigon in a n ­ rally today in a cold drizzle closed. its efforl. instead, to send in­ of policy and action and is other attack. of rain. Vernon Sikes, an assistant not completely under the con­ to Hie state Inexperienced do­ South Vietnamese fighter The marathon d e m o n s t r a ­ lo Gov, Haydon Burns, said trol of Red China. mestic workers, bomber* and the B57s hit tion, before a police line, heHie investigation satisfied Ihe STRUGGLE fOSTt.Y The group said ‘ such r e ­ Communist targets i n s i d e g a n Shoitly a f t e r d a r k Wed­ Governor that no action was The assumption is that if cruitment efforts, by necess­ South Viet Nam while a force nesday n ig h t for the Rev. called for against Oviedo Po­ Hie Urfitcd State* ran make ity. have bren directed at re­ of between IS and 20 Fll'0 Ja m rs Reeh, a while clergylice Chief George Kelsey. the struggle sufficiently cost cipient* ot welfare and . . . fighter-bombers ruared off man of Boston whose severe The investigation was con­ ly lo North Viet Nath, Hanoi those who have been rejected from Da Nang to hit unanhooting d u r i n g ra> ial d e m o n ­ ducted fur the Governor by will deeide lo ''em! its agby other industries." noutteed targets, brlicved to strations tw o n i g h ts ago the Seminole County sheriff, grcssioit,” and cease the sup­ it said the contract the gov­ he Communist supply lines s p a r k e d n a tio n w id e p r o te s ts . J I. Hobby. port and supply of the Viet ernment rei|iiircs growers to The National Association for Cong rebellion in the South. in Laos. Reeh lay near death in » sign with domeslie laborers The pilot and co-pilot cf tha Hie Advancement of Colored Birmingham hospital. Three R E . V I T I F U L H O l'N T V f u r t h e h e n i ilif ic a ti u n c o m m i t t e e o f t h e S e m in o le In pursuing this program, working Under the p l a n downed B67 apparently paraPeople had asked for *it*pon white men have been arrested ('utility ( h n tn b e r u f ( ‘o m n ie r c o w a s d o n a t e d W e d n e s d a y by t h e N a v y a n d President Johnson and Ins •'would do nothing more or on both slate nnd federal ] stun of Kelsey, claiming top sides appear to be oper­ - liuW-d to safety but were not a p m a t e citizen. In lo p p h o to ( f r o m le t! ) a r e .lack R oll. 1 l u n a r O s b o r n e , less than charge tile agricul­ charge* in connection with voting Tommy Wilson was ating also on the hosts cf two found. It was the first BJ>7 A i l i n g M a y o r A. I.. W ilso n , M rs. F r e d l i a n a s , S id n e y Iv es i l l a n d l>r. tural industry with . . . car­ lost in action against the the attack. shot in Ihe stomach by Hie ot her assumptions: J o h n Darby a c c e p tin g p l a n t s a t N a v y b a e n u r s e r y fro n t (.’a p t. C h a n d l e r rying out a poverty program Tile demonstrators bivou­ police chief after Wilson * ar I —That Hanoi has virtually Communists. Five other Br*7 S w a n s o n ( f a r r i g h t ) . In b o l t o m p h o to , c o m m i t t e e a d m i r e s l.nHO p e t u n i a even more ambitious than the acked in thr street during rest for driving without a h I complete control over the pilots on Hie same raid said p la n ts g i v i n by W illia m l l o i n h g c h . F r o m le f t a r e J o h n K t'ider, M a y o r program sought by the (John­ the night, huddled against the cense f Viet Cong and could order tin re was no ground fir* in W ilson, Holt, D a r b y , l l e m b t a b , C'. S. ' l e s i o n a n d W. K. K n o w le s. son! administration” dull in blankets and he*! .Sikes said the investigation them to halt their rebellion the area. It asked Hie President to loti*. .O revealed that Wilson had hern against the government of tiring a halt to the situation l.ater they sang the "Starpicked up previously on a S lit Is Viet Nam if It be, nine immediately and H-uure at Spangled Banner" while pub­ charge ot stabbing and fight I convinced Hint Hus wn* tinfccted industries that it wont lic safety director Wilson mg another boy cm a school | prudent rnni-e. happen again Bakei and other officers took Ims. and that on the day some I - That neither Un-da nor their standing position* he- ( time later that Kebey picked' Bed China consider* the fore their ragged line. him up for not having a II stake* in Southeast Asia al Tlie atmosphere was friend- I err. 5 thr., youtji threatened Hus time of sufficient im ­ Three automobile accidents )y, however, between police trouble. Hr said Kelsey radio-j portance to warrant smooth were reported by Sanford r o ­ and demonstrators. i-d (or help and another offi­ mg over Hour (-It t <■i tdc-do ller Wednesday hut there wera When the riovvd sang a cer came lo the scene glint .lispirti- ao-l >Iosifu- no major injuries *l *i r t t»il Ihut vvi se hikes said the .investigation tanks against the t niled Vllrott II Hoffman, S21J lop (ilea* Mr Baker” t disclosed tlul as Wilson was States ui support *'f Hanoi. \-hwood I’l . Orlando, was (-■ill- •• i-fti- in] «f flip n t y about to gel into tlie oHicer's VIEW M I T O I t l l D WASHINGTON <U P I ) - Rep Vl.lt- -1 MSa ch.irged with driving under the Itrv. car, he luincd suddenly and T h e a-toiini-1tatr n view the mUuetice and failing lo Paul Huger* M) F la'i urgid Ht.lpb \ 1Mall.) ii ml mini grabbed for Kelsey's pistol, Hint Amet i.-nn h.-orhltig* «>f the State Department m a slop ami give mformalton, ami n., "D-es this nil an it I. » still in the police chief s hoi N'.-ilh \ ml Nam has rod liail I louse speech to tighten dip yuti h! •• tender aid, following an acci­ to. cull off t Ik* ster At (his point Sikes said, the effect -if bunging M-'« lumatic pressure on countries dent at 13th Street and French 1a? i*t|i ?" a tu u c l lorgan and Ibr gun i mi and Peking any - ln-ei shipping goods to Communist Avenue al 2 05 p. m. #,u h no,** A W in n U iy r»* discharged He said il^was rml i.'-r-iv id some - 1111[i->r I \) *-d nations, Hoffman's car. police said, clear in whose possession Bo­ nesdliy. -truck one driven by Waller line V * n> 1’ julpr UtM it gun was when it went ol( U--|i,,r!s fi-.in autliotnative 1, Burrows t2i8 West Thir­ j(pi.rl* r t nut Itakrf hiuf Iwcn Wilson was dlseliarged (lorn -liploioati-' H-'iiii- s in t nrloit teenth Street, causing ItUx) WASHINGTON (UPI)—The ;i tl* t* tit southern jKflue ofWilder Paik Memorial Ilos <aid Dial Itussia appal-lit!> i« damage* Politse said Hoff­ Defense Department s a y s fu*ii»r ihi*»U£hout the tro u b le pilal Tuesday Florida will lose more 111an her e. h- Iding hack on delivery *>f man failed to stop and was the MIG-U j.-i - and gtoutnl apprehended later on High­ .t wit) men through the combin­ tu-air missdes it recently way 17 92 south of the city. ing ot 7,DUO-man National promised North Viet Nam. - He is being held in city Jail in Guard and a 7.lOo-man U. i> Thr United States assumes lieu of $450 bond. Army Reserve force. that Hanoi eventually can he Two other minor accidents Mis. i red G,ni#s was named have ever undertaken and 1 By Diitllr Austin brought to realize Its own fu- were reported Semiimli’ toun ty ’s beaut if i h) Bolt to mllllne plans, for want to do all 1 can to help T A IJ.A H ASSKK H T h — tuie interests ill-tille tiial it MIAMI BEACH ( U P l ) - N e title at Second and Myrtle cation pni'iiam received a tin u-< ni t lii- shrubs along the make Seminole t ount> the Stuit* S c h o o l S u p t . 1 hoim»» P , ahamlon its prrserit. policy involved car* driven by Wada gotiations resumed today in I Decision of the Longwoo-1 double b *.*t Wednesday when las* (tout and in and around most beautiful m llu- slate H Hailey, at odds uilh the ( ab* and slop living to control Snyder 2tKi0 Grandview, and the dispute involving about City Council »s to Its "stand” *he Sanford Naval Air Station the citv Stic will lie assisted is commendable of the SertuSou South Florida dock work­ nn the proposed stork car n s and William Helnbuch made tiv limner Osburne. who is in mile fount) Chamber of to m inut piiji||*«*! ( iimnibMon over Sou Hi Met Nam 'It* Klizatreth Boyd. 220 F or­ it *.Y8 million slash in hit If adinimslrnl ti-n officials ers who say a new regional rest Drive s|mn«>r such a trierce to i li.ti . plan* for a 'Hawing liiuin in he built on Sanbndo generous .lunations til livin. •vihool plan* to iixk r*rr- wi tig, and Hn»l * hllia Icontract hurt instead of help Hoy Kandall, 206 Colonial Springs bps* bv the Joyce plants to the beautification t•.1> 1 .ml mu v r y exjM-cled wortilwh.li ndeavot, in- add luw makers m*xl month to M‘ i-alliiig tin' lino-, then lln Wav w js charged with failure cd them. . 1■» hi ,i till.in /• I ■'iime tlm< • il. brothers "I ' asselborry will he fommitlfi »tuip ihe iiK»fie>. pl--ldi-.lt ns-uint s a t-i s l-l- t lo Itavc vehicle under control dl handed down at an 8 p m Hundred- ot large shrubs of Ut»T :! -' linliey said he would *e«‘h | scope which administration following an accident on First KU*i j'icK-ni for the mspec r e l i e f f r o m t h e l .* * ri* U tu ie « u t h n r i t m s n n riot rvrri v, ill- Street m front of MrCrory's. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A meeting ot the council today all kinds were donated to the Individuals ami groigis of rauve by 'he \av> and 1 imi tmn .(fi1! jn'fiiptanre nf the la- nu*.' of the - ot m his ask t ug t o ills- Us* move was under way in the H.tndall - cur struck a parked weft 1 1 ti >»r\ \ \s ■ Dr John residentincludingMayor petunia plants bv Hcinhuch tug budget for ihe coining to T h e C l l l l e d S l a t e s h . n tool* Senate today to bring to the vehicle owned by Bovard Tommd i-u-lnj cliau man David It Wentworth, have Both donation- were accepted bait hsiitM Cltlllllllt c l e a r it wi l l o u t s i d e r Ititit floor wilhoul committee hear­ Iiiimui 162 Itosubu Drive, and gone oil record as being op with expressions of gralituJ. i it* \l ig'i W K Knowles Bailey said in II at-o be ask n a t i o n a l d i s c u s s i o n s on a knocked it up on the sidewalkings a hill aimed at stemming posed to locating the speed by Acting Mayor A 1. Wi son City I'ai sj N.ipl f .S Textnn TALLAHASSEE l CHI I ing legislat-os lo lucre*** the black market trade in S.dt.e* lie s HI. lakefronl rf)ie S.i|io-mr 1 iiui t today set teacher salaries, provide exstimulant and depressant way in Lon J wood Attendance and the Sanford area lieautili plan tit!.1 chairman, and Navy Monday for anothei round in parnfeii library- s-ivnes ami at a Feb 1 public heating on cation chairman. Jack Bolt drugs. the issue wav 3 2 against the .The entire content* bf tin uflo uaK n n ot i.y fill mu ||ep Bussell give financial aid to county After accepting Hie plant Jordan .It seeking to tie reventure a* were all hut one Naval Air Station nursery school boards. • Hie com mu tee met stmed lo hi* Sarasota Coun­ of the adjoining property own with the exception of a dor m ir - m BONN, West G e r m a n y en shrubs, were turned over at to-- home of Hcinhuch on ty House -eat (UPI)—A parliamentary com­ er* However as it repeatedly lo the committee by Capt llwv 17 92 south to accept the Jordan wants to enuit to mittee swept aside all other has Iteep explained at these Chandler Swanson and LI I non ja fimiav f«r planting declaie the ch i tlon of Hep, business today to eonccntralc Cdr Thorn a Doyle, public arn iiai utv and county build Jai k ll.i--.ui --f Sarnaofa inWASHINGTON (Ul’l) — on the iiucstion ot N an war meetings, it is not a matter ol whal "the council may or works officer in.valid and pot him hack in Ihe President Johnson * r y r may criminals Us job is to make may not w.*h to do,” since ac­ ' I cannot give lluo to the l_rgislatuir Included were several vari not be on Ihe sparrow, hut sure the government will he cording to legal advice re lies of palms pyrarantha. hoi fund -trivr hut I ran give a II, maintain* that he lost there’* little else going nn in able to prosecute them even ceivAHjJbuiIding permit can ly. viburnum, ala man-la. podo t.tKKl plan!* v.iid llelnhurh | iu* *.■«( jll.-ci-llv a* a result Washington that escapes his after Hie current statute ot not he'refused as the proper­ rarpus, gardenia*, liguslruro 1 tiling___ tin- beautification of n 1963 reiipfmrtinnmr-ut act notice. limitations expires on May 8. ties involve.1 arr properly zon chainphor boxwood ami some prugram l- one n( Hie finest Hint was Intel rejected by the Rep. Robert )l Michel I HLifetime Unconditional Hoad Hazard Warranty citrus trees project* the county and city people. cd 111 ) found that out when Ihe Chief Executive called to wish TAMPA (UPI)—Carl Del him a happy 42nd birthday. vie. an 18 year old high school "It's the first time i presi­ youth who allegedly threaten dent ever telephoned me," cd the President’s life last *aid Michel, who has served spring in a school English theme, was indicted by a fed­ Many leaders, including a lion*, thr opportunity In *p in the House since, 1957. WASHINGTON (UPI)—Flo­ ale subcommittee on consll Periodic Inspection • Flat Tire Repair eral grand Jury on the charge. rida Supreme Court Justice tutional amendment* 'minority of the U. S. Supreme prove or disapprove so grrat Tire Rotation • Front End Check Delvie was arrested after Millard Caldwell urged Con He said Die U. S Supreme Court. hold this and retain! a departure from previously his teacher passed the Infor­ accepted principles governing PETERBOROUGH, England BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES mation along to federal offi­ gress today to propose an Court’s "one man. one vole’’| decisions do not correctly In the formation of their legisla­ (UPI) — Window cleaner Bill amendment to the federal reapportionment ruling was terpret the federal Constitu tures." Caldwell said cial*. Ruff wanted the ladder he saw Cnn»titut!nn as»rrting t h f in direct eonflicl with earlier lion, he said, while vast mini Whether the Supreme Court at the Golden Lion public right of the states to consti­ judicial pronouncements re her* of citizens believe „thc interpretation* are correct is house here so he challenged tute one hou»c of their legitla latlng to (lowers o[ the federal decisions, legally correct' or immaterial, he added. "The landlord Albert Bembridge to President Loring Burgess (urea on factors other than government over the slates not, produce a result ot which (•oust is these decisions arc play darts for it. hat called a meeting of the population. and limitation* on the powers they do not approve. now law . . . the number who He lost—and ia now paying 405 W. Flrat St. 32J-0651 ^ board of director* of the Sem­ Caldwell, a former govern of the Judicial branch over "It is the duty of Congress disapprove is so g rrat that off hia end of the bet by clean­ inole County Chamber of Com­ or, appeared at respporlion legislative and executive dc to give'to the people, through their voices ought not to be ing the pub's 22 windows for SANFORD, FLORIDA ' merce for 7:30 p.ra. tonightment hearing!' before l^e Sen-, partmenD. their legislatures or convca .ignored ” a year Ire* of charge. Chief Cleared By Burns In Shooting Fray Clergymen Stage Vigil !n Drizzle Sanford Police Probe Accidents M W A ... BRIEFS Up Pressure iMiUO Loss Parley Resumes Racing Stadium Decision Due Beauty Plan Gets Boosts Bailey Fighting Schools Slash Goof Balls Ex-Solon Seeks Return Of Seat Why You Should Drive On Nazis Lyndon Seldom Misses A Trick Buy TIRES From Youth Charged Caldw ell Hits Ruling Lost A Itct Meeting Tonight 9 V �/ 0 ' 11 42-Pound Bobcat President Takes; Journey Back To Killed By Youth, 15 'Anofher Day'- t Lookout Leaves ?osl To Stage ■ob For Himself XTlfr frmforfi Wrr«IS Pa Re 2—March 11, 1965 Queen Consents To See Duchess 'At Long Last' By .JoAnn Hay* MIAMI (UPI) — The look­ A mysterious wild animal out the burglars posted out­ teen often recrntly in the Mul­ side a drugstore this morning let Lake Park area turned didn’t have much to do so he out to he a giant bobcat, it decided to atroll down the LONDON (UPI) — Th* un­ was learned today. block and hold up a gas sta­ official ban by Britain’* roy­ The cat, which weighed 42 tion. al family on the D urhrti of pounds, wa* killed last Fri­ The resulting fracas made day night juat at dusk hy Wind»or appeared to. be liftit touch and-go for a while David Murray, 15-year-old res­ in f today toward a possible for the burglar*. ident of th* area and atudent P o l i c e reconstructed the reconciliation. at Sanford Junior High. crime: Queen Klixabeth (I ba* let lt i* known that the victim Two men posted a third outit be known that she will within tha past few weeks aide the SuperX drugstore and meet the Duche»» in a few I). R. Courtney,' photo­ has killed and eaten 11 gre*e, NEW WELCOME WAGON for Seminole County la a 1965 Chevelle *tagave him a walkie-talkie so day* a t the London clinic grapher’s mate airman, 12 chicken* and two guinea* tion wnRon presented by Holler Motor Sales. Pictured from the left: he could warn them of the po­ assigned to RVAH-7, where her husband — the Claude Hlttell, Holler sales representative; Thomas Tibbs, Chevrolet dis­ belonging to Capt. Larry Aulice. Then they aet about Duke of Windior — i* under­ haa re-enlisted for aix hry, who lives near the old trict rnanaRer from Jacksonville; Mrs. VirRinia Petroski, Welcome chopping a hole In the drug­ years tinder the Navy's going treatment to save the WaRon hostess; Mrs. George Milis, Heart Sunday chairman, and David Bennett farm some 100 yard* store roof. aifht in hi* left eye. STAR (Selective Train­ east of the MuUetl Lake Park Tomlinson, Holler sales manager. (Herald Photo) The man outaida killed a It will be tha firit time that ing and Retention) pro- .turnoff from Old Genava little time; then d'elded on th* Duchess, 6*. ha* been op­ pram. Mr. and Mra. Highway. th* g a t station job for him­ Courtney, the former enly received by a reifn ln f Aubry* and young Murray self. Britiah monarch. Gloria Jean Robinson, had been after the cat for The aervlce station opera­ • Th* Queen had planned to of Lake Wales, and some time and now are on the tor, Bill Uhligh, told police go to the clinic Wednesday. their daughter reside watch for its mate and two the man, complete with walk­ in Longwood. Th* eriait wa* postponed at young onca which also have ie-talkie and "flitol, robbed the la*t minute at the request (Navy Photo) been tracked. him of $1,200. When the man S/Sgt. Ronald M. Long. 137 of th# Duka’e phyaician*. The malt, killed with buck­ student to Girl* 'h’tate in Tal- Ea*t Hlghbanki, D e B a r y , •trolled off back to hi* poat By Mr*. John I .cone Th* Queen wa* a child of shot at 120 paces, waa 22 in­ Uhligh got a gun of hli o.rn haa been assigned to the U. lahamrc thi* June. Popple* 11 when her uncle the D u k e The Auxiliary Unit to De­ ches high and 37 Inches long then Klnf Edward VIII — ab­ Bary Herbert t - Gibb Amer­ and container* for the May 8. Army Support Command and started biasing away. from nos# to tall. Skinned Meanwhile, Inalde the drugdicated to. marry Mra. Wall!* ican Legion Pn«t 259 will Poppy »alea have been r e ­ In Viet Nam. Long, a aupply out, measurement* are 49'-» aergeant, I* tha ton of Mr. atore th* burglar* were bus­ Warfield Slmp*on, an Amer­ iponaor a de**ert card party ceived by Martha Newell and Inches long and 20 inches and Mr*. Archla M. Long. ily trying to take apart a ican divorcee from Baltimore. at 1 p.m., Wrdncadny, March her committee. wide. ■af*. They heard the ihota Appreciation io the mem­ The Duchei* became the 24. at the Community Center. Marina Lane* CpI. Harold and acramhled hack to the moat publicized woman in the The public I* invited and ber* for their help in the re­ H. Schock, ton of Mr. and root. Uhligh said tha thre# world, but »h* wa* Ignored by there will be table and door cent mualcale, the covered dish supper and the (Kent Mra. Harold M. Schock.. of ran off in different direc­ Britiah royalty until Wednes- prize*. Plan* for the event were auction, wa* extended by Mr*. 311 Tucker Drive, participat­ tions. day when Quern Elizabeth an­ ed In o p e r a t i o n “Silver . Police found burglary tool* BAY CITY, Mich. (U P I)— nounced that *he would ice completed at the unit’* March Kuth lovanna, chairman of meeting held at the Center the way* and mean* commit­ I-anca" off the coaat of Cali­ Inalde the atore. her at the Duke’* bediide. Last spring, John McKay and fornia. The walkie-talkie wai found "Thl* I* not a raiual meet- with the president, no*# Wil­ tee. • • • Lewi* Seward, both 8, were Following the meeting, aux­ on the sidewalk in front of Inf,'* a spokesman for Buck- liam*, preaiding. Contribution* LONDON (UPI) — Arthur playing at school during a ra­ Lt. Floyd Horn, USN, ton infham Palace *ald. “ It ha* ■ent to th* Slate Department iliary member* Joined tho»e of Floyd II. Horn, 155 Pine- tha atore. Ries, 66, has been trying to get ces*. of the poat to hear Dr. l.ul* been arranged that when th# covering all d a t e and nation­ a driver'* license for the past creit Drive, I* aerving with They accidentally bumped Queen goes to vieit the Duke, al child welfare program* and I'rrrz (peak on “Commun- the Airborne Early Warning IB years. i*m,” Refreshments w e r e one designated to Care for head* and John lost most of th# Durhe** of Wind*or will He has spent $12,000 on les­ Squadron at the Naval Air Coata Ilka were reported by served to both group* by Mr*. a front tooth. He couldn't put sons and driven more than he with him." David I-evy, Mr*. M. Andre* Station In Agana, Guam. Vola Lambertiun, treasurer. it under his pillow for the 300,000 miles as a learner. The announcement came at Plan* are being completed Andrew*, Mr*. 11. Maher and Good Fairy, however, because a time of mlafortune for th* Ries. who works for a laun­ Airman Benjamin L. Davit, Mr*. William*. it was Inst. Duke, now <0. He has been for the unit to *t-nd a DeBary dry, came up for his 12th road I ’SN, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. NEW YORK (U P li — The Last week, Lewis humped test only this time he had a operated on three time* In th# Ilnvia, 915 'W r it Firat, is World’* Fair got a free a t­ pa»t two week* for a detached serving aboard the attack traction, the fair’s critics his head again on a corner hypnotherapist along with him. retina and only 1a.it December aircraft carrier VSS Sara­ got a dressing down, and fair of his desk nt school and it Ries was placed under a he underwent major abdomi­ toga ofwrating with the U. president Robert Moses gut began to swell. “ slight hypnosis” to boost his He was taken tn the doctor confidence. nal turgery in Houiton, Tea , S. Sixth Flret in the Medi­ kissed. to correct a circulatory defect. terranean. The examiner was not im­ It nil happened at the ded­ and X-rays showed that John's ication of thr fair’s H.(loo­ tooth was Imbedded under pressed. He flunked Ries for Airman Apprentice John P. sest like ares amphitheater Lewie' acalp. committing four driving er­ Th# tooth was removed a f ­ rors. Including a brush with “Spend at much Ume ai Bon* for future fund railing Malone, USN, ton of Claude as a showcase for the Florida possible with your children, project* tor Southsidc School Malone, 206 Avacado Avenue, citrus water ski show that ter a 25-mlnute operation. anothr car Safety Chairman. Mr* Vo­ wa* graduated from Aviation will he given four times each “ I haven't the slightest idea and shower them with love ile William* J r , stressed th»t Mechanical F u n d * mental* afternoon after the fair whst went wrong.” the bewtl rather thin material po»*cs. all concerned observe the School at the Naval Air Tech­ openi. dered Ries said. “ 1 don't want ion*.” c o u n veiled Vernon Mire "one wray" traffic pattern nical Training Center in MARCH •, IKS Entry to th# show will be to boast, but 1 am an excellent a* he vpokc to Southsule School around the school during open­ Msmphlt, Tenn. Admbtlon* free, Included in tfi* increased driver ” Parent* »nd Teacher* Tucs ing »nd doling* timer. She Evelyn Hanson, Bole Fehn, fafr admission price. The hypnotist. Berto Riselli, further announced the erection Capt. Jarrell T. Frlcker, ton William Wltherow, Warren day night. Said Mosea to hla critics: WASHINGTON (UPI) — also was surprised. The former county judge of *n ember blinker light at if Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. “ Those who have come here Haynei, John Poole, Carolyn “ 1 confidently predict that President Johnson's "Great Smith, Paul Markoi, Karleen further lulled out at Idle- IMh street ar.d Sanford Ave­ Frirker, 1102 S*l*ma, Long- to scoff will remain to pray." Society” his a soft spot for Mr Ries will pass the next ne*t among vouth. naming thu wood. participated In ” Op«rnue However. Mr* Williams Htack, Sanford; Edmond C It was a bit chilly for out­ young love. time." Riselli said William*, D rB iry; Ida Smol factor one j ( the main contri »dv ned thit thl* light must ntton Silver Lance” of the door ceremonies, as four Flor­ Johnson responded to s hutkoni to tr im r and delin­ he opersted hy an adult and <oast of California. Captain ida bathing beauties soon dis­ an, Deltona. distressed maiden's plea for quency Mize a!»o urged par !» not In uar at the present. Fucker la aerving with tha covered during the dedication Birth* aid In insuring that her m ar­ Project* chairman. Mrs First Marin* Division at ce remoniea. Mr. and Mr*. Ira Patteraon, ent* to Ik - consistent in dl*vl| > riage fo an Army private, now Camp Pendleton, Calif. ling Ibeir cm'.drcn and to teach But they braved th# breezes Halph Cowan announced plans Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr* tn Korea, would go on as over Flushing Meadows In Clarence H»n*on, Sanford, a them to re»pert tlie right* of to purchase 15 clocks for class scheduled March 13. delightfully Inadequate bath­ other*, with .penal empha»i* rooms and aUo to replace boy. Klizaheth Onrda Austin. 11ralricla Anne Connell, of ing auits, smiling all the on respect to ' authority • time play JI mind equipment. nitrhargea Nahsnt, Mass., asked Johnson month-old daughter of Mr. while. In other »itmn. 'w>uth»ide The organization approved the Jean Adam*, Stephen Klein. to speed up the transfer of her and Mrs. Ernest Austin, 3tU* They even managed through William David Tyler. Jimmie parents elected DeWitt Mat­ pi *n * spouse lo be, Pfc. Ronald G. Polnsettia. died Wednesday at chattering teeth to apply Memberihip chairman Tom L«e William*, Evelyn Itine hew* to verve as president (or Silva, a native of Waltham, Seminole Memorial Hospital. several g o o d n a t u r e d hart, France* Clifton, Charlie the 19C5 66 school term Other McDonald, reported A17 mem­ NORWALK. Calif (UPI) She was horn in Bristol, Mass . after she was lold if Dorton, Katherine D y i o n . officer* elected included Mr< bers. with slue* paad la the Sheriff* deputir* »*w Sian einootehes to the rheek of had la in postponed Term, April H, 1961. Surviv­ Mary Irrno McLeod, Kather­ Halph Cowan, first vice prc*i amount of $101 23 which will ley L. Daniel*. 20, of La fair president Moses, lie also Johnson requested Army ors, other than her parents, got to gulp down a quart or ine Ohlrich, Sallir Veal, E m ­ .dent, Mr* Vernon Mue, se­ be used for South-ide S>»bool Puente, sitting in hi* car with Secretary Stephen T Alles to are two brothers, William ma Jean Staley and baby boy, cond vice president. Mr* VelSchool principal, Mr*. Vel­ the light* out and after ques­ more of fresh Florida orange put speed-up procedures In Richard and Jerom* Vance juice. Judith A. boggett and baby t nil Mitchell, third vice tired- ma Mitchell, announced the tioning him announced they Austin, and grandparent*. Jlr. motion " Thr aki show ia being fin­ girl, Lyman Baker Sr., San dent; Mr*. Charles Tetenbaum, purchase of Modern Math text were taking him to jail. V. Austin, of Le­ Silva will fly home m time and Mrs. anced to the amount of half ford; BcRlnald Meeker, Del secretary; Ben Butler, lira- iKioks to ho used next year “ I’m not going anywhere, a million dollars by (he Flor­ for his wedding. noir. N. C., and Mr. and 31ra. ton*; Martha Slaughter, Ar­ surer. for all tlurd. fourth and fifth men," Daniel* assertedly lold ida Citrus Commlaslon. It Clyde Foster, of Klngaport, President Gene Taffer pre grade*, the installation of E r v the deputies as he reached in­ thur F. Stewart, Orlando Tsnn. will start performanesa May March 10, 1955 sided over Ihr meeting and a n t e n n a e for channel 24, and to thr bark seat and whipped Gramkow Funeral Home I* 8 Admlaaiona announced plan* for a com alao expreaaed appreciation tn out a three loot Snake HOUSTON tU P l) — Th# in charge of arrangement*. ‘In a few weeks your con­ Kevin Wrlghi, l.ewis John, mlltef In make rctoiiimenda- tin- P T O for new (tag# cur­ Daniels &is boukrd on a fidence will be fully vindi­ world's largest sulphur mine eon, Idella McCray, Eugrne tains. public intoxication charge and cated,” Mosea told ths Florida is the Boling Dome mine in Nina of every ten forest E d w a r d a, Jraiie Dawaon, Special dates announced by hit harmless gopher snake hacker*. "You will have the Wharlon County, about 60 fires in the United States are Charlea Jonre, Mildred Dyke*, thr principal included holiday* ua* taken lo an animal shel­ last laugh." miles southwest of Houston. caused hy man's carelessness. Dorothrine William*, Gwen­ on March 16 and 19 as well a* ter. dolyn McIntyre, Alexander Good Friday ami Easier Moo Yorndran, Jennie Pietrantoni, day Spring parlies in the Sahoko N 11 I * o n , Norma classroom* will be on April Young, Sanford; Mabel Os30. hum, I.ake Mary; Kdythe The devotional for the meet By Jane Ca**r!herry LAKELAND (UPI) - Flor­ Bruce, I.orrna Tindel, I.ake uig wa* presented by DeWitt An Extension Homemaker* ida citrus interest* gave final Monroe; Charlotte Tripp. Mathews. approval to the industry’s Donald Boltz, Brtty Richard ('lull l* being formed m (’as Iloum count was won by the legislative package, which in­ wlbcrrv and I* open to all • on, Mary Pelruaka, Longfifth grade* clude* a bill providing fur ad­ wood; Lillian Miller, Cocoa. women In the are* \n organ! dition of sugar to frozen or­ Birth* rational meeting will Im* held ange concentrate. Mr. and Mra. Dennl* Ha- next Wednesday at 10 a m If passed hy lawmakers, (he ark, Sanford, a hoy; Mr. and hill would allow test marketing In the home o' Mr*. William Mra. Ralph Smith, Sanford, a of the sweetened concentrate hoy; Mr. and Mra. Leonard Kgger* at thr end of Like and set up machinery for gen­ How-ell Lane off SB 436 Waller, Sanford, a boy. eral marketing practices. It Purpose of the club I* to • Hlachargea is supported by major pro Jacquelyn Barna, Elizabeth learn or Improve homemaking reason and the Florida CannBy 31ra. John Leone Brown, Johnny Brown, Anna •kill* such ** cooking, cann­ era Asaociatxn. Dykema, Myrtle Hill, Con- ing, freezing, sewing, knit­ Ib-llary Mansion House wa* atanc* McCabe, Ann Moore ting, gardening, flower arran g ­ filled to capacity lait Friday, and baby girl, A. Bartholdi ing or decorating. Saturday and Sunday for the LIVING ROOM: Nylon Covgrfd Sofa Red With Matchln* r#ler*on, Joscrena R om , So­ Monthly meeting* are plann JACKSONVILLE (UPI) annual antlqut show and (ale Chair, 3 Tables and 2 I-amps phia Shoemaker, Jean Smith, ed and members will be able Peggy Jo Bodway, who caus­ Carrie Wert, Ronald Wast- lo attend interesting work­ which was presented hy ex­ ed her family's car to autge Hook cane Bed. Double Drearier, Roomy Cheat, BEDROOM: brook, Jamra William*, San­ shop* at the county extension hibitors and dealers from forward and through a gar­ InnemprlnK Mat!reus and Matching Box Spring, ford; Mabel Green, DeBary; beadoparter* near Sanford. many part* of th* United age door, waa notified by tha Beautiful Danish Modem Design in Satin Walnut Vara Seller*, Geneva; Prin­ Anyone desiring further In­ States with Mr*. Edith Nai- state her driving privileges Finish. ce** Akarman, I.ake Mary; formation may contact Mr*. srn of DeLeon Springs a* ov­ had been suspended for a Matthew Marclick, Elizabeth­ Eggcr*. erall chairman. Tabie and Four Matching Chairs DINETTE: year because of th* accident.. town, Pa. The refreshment commit­ She'* only 3. tee, made up of members of the Florida Federation of Neil H. Klndy, life insur­ Art, had Edith Brooks and SflEWSBURY, E n g l a n d ance field underwriter, ad­ Certude MacNaughton assist­ *r*TiN. i:i.i* m a rt n o v u m (CPI) — John Swain, 21, who dressed Use ninth grade stu­ ed hy Mr*. Garald Grain, — E u n e e a l e e r v l t e s (or Kllsa b eth Ona4a A u s tin . 11travalad for M mile* on tbo dent* of Ruiicll Moor*’* gen­ Mra. Han* Morgen, Mrs. Che*m o n t h s , w h o 41*4 W»4n a* 4*y. roof of a train a t 90 rail** an eral buitnee* elate Monday at te r Rearick. Mrs. E sthtr Cot­ will he h*!4 a t ! * : ! • a. m F rl4 sy a t O ram kow FunsrsI hour within inchc* o f tha South Seminole Junior High trell, Mrs. Viola Howard, Mr*. H o m e C h a p e l w i t h Rev. R T SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT •verhaad elactric power linaa, School Cauelberry. He spoke Mabel Bull!*, Mr*. Macci B arrett o fflrlalln * Burial w ill be In K i n g s p o r t . T e n s . wa» fined 16 pound* ($42) for on life insurance and present­ Smith, Mr*. Edith Nellqulst 203-09 E. FIRST ST. PIL 322-0983 O r a m k o w F u n e r a l Mom* la |plling to pay hi* far*. ed a film jo the subject. and Mrs. Giles Beaver*. char**, » DeBary American Legion Unit News Of Men In Service Plans Dessert Card Party Long Lost Tooth Turns Up In Unexpected Spot Try, Try Again, Says Old Adage State Ski Show Goes To Fair Give Children Time And Love, Mize Tells Southside PTO Hospital Notes Soft Spot In Great Society DAVID MURRAY Florida Solon Continues With Perfect Record WASHINGTON ( U r i ) — Florida Congressman Charlea E. Bennett kept intart Wed­ nesday the cost perfect roll call voting history in Con­ gress, drspit* a shattered left leg which sent him to Walter Reed Afmy Hospital liyst weekend. Bennett, who wears a brace and walks with a cane because of contracting polio in hi* right leg during World War II, was taken into the House chamber in a wheelchair. In 1949, when he was simi­ larly handicapp<id. he testified l-efore a congressional probe committee from a stretcher. Bennett now has voted in 1,304 consecutive roll rails. WASHINGTON (U PI) — For President Johnson, it seemed to be a brief journey back to another day, another time. As a teen-ager, Johnson left home to work in Califor­ nia. Later he launched hi* po­ litical career In the youth pro­ gram* of the New Deal in Texas. Wednesday he visited a job corps ramp in th# Maryland mountains. He spoke and shook hands with most of the 80 youzig men who are taking job train­ ing hnd basic education cour­ ses at the camp. He told them he was depending on them to make the program work. And he recalled hia own expeiicure* to offer advice. "A lot depends on how you fellows do.” Johnson told Richard Sherrill, 17, of Balti­ more. "If you're successful, the Congress and the country will go along and make a lot of training available to other fellows." Putting hia arm around an­ other one of the volunteers, Wayne Holbrook of Wise, Va., the President admonished him to “be sure to write home." Recalling how he went to California at the age of 16 to work nt odd jobs and build­ ing roads, Johnson told th* youth “my mother was always after me because I didn't write." In operation for only a few weeks, the rjwpp Is designed to give training to underpriv-. Urged youngsters from 15 to 21 who lark skills, partly be­ cause of leaving school. Banished Ann Hutchinson was a re­ ligious leader in colonial President* Chester Arthur. America She wus banished Grover Cleveland and Wood- from Massachusetts charged row Wilson were the suns of , with "traducing the minister* ministers. I and the ministry.” Am(a(i*>a| Ad»*«*»»* III t TT WINTER PARK mi pahko rot rout cai AMOlUmOTNKft m aLL. r Austin Baby Dies Wednesday Snake Proves No Protection BiKRcst Mine Extension Club To Be Organized Citrus Legislation Wins Final OK In Casselberry STOCK r e d u c t io n SALE STILL IN PROGRESS TIMELY VALUES IN FURNITURE! o Many Visit Antique Show 4 EAS'Y TERMS! | 3IRQOMSIFORq And Sale Deluxe 3-Room Group QUICK NEW HIGHWAY H TO THE Woe Is Her! Failed To Pay Insurance Talk OTHER 3-ROOM GROUPS priced up to $389-00 Funeral Notice M ATHER OF SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHtS WINTER PARK MALL 0 HE ROAD EXIT TO U.S. 17-92 AND THE MALL r ji �\ . • t .T ‘ ■ --- -----1- - r f * * • • ■ 1 1 •w. • M i. * * * ITljr By Jane Casselberry fly Maryann Mite* An inside view of Russia Strong March winds did not was presented to the more deter the rapid pace of events than 500 seventh grade stu­ dents of South Seminole Jun­ nt the third and final gymior High School by Claude R. khana to be sponsored by Yergcr. Apollo, Pa., who show­ Central Florida Horse Shows ed films he made during a toward » $25 savings bond visit to the country as well as grand prize. to other parts of Europe. Coming in with a first place total of 7ll points was Yergcr is grandfatiier of George Myers, followed close­ ff Charles CJrilc, a member of ly by young Guy Randolph the seventh grade class. He with (58 poinls to take scrnni( made the agricultural lour in place. Third place .slot was ]!K50 under Ihr auspices of the r a p tu r e d ' by Wrfidy Benson state department. The films who had never ridden before included both aerial a ml SOUTH SEMINOLE STUDENT Charles Grile was instrumental jn ob­ in a gymkhana hut racked ground views in color. Other taining as a puest speaker for the more than 500 seventh graders in tiff* up 41 points in this one show. countries which he visited school his grandfather, Claude Yerjror. visiting from Pennsylvania. Ver­ Bond will be presented to were Poland. Germany, F ra­ ger showed films and spoke on his tour of Russia and other European Myers at the first gymkhana nce. and Holland. countries. He was assisted by his daughter, Mrs. Lucas Grile, of Cassel­ in a new aeries scheduled for The group took with them berry. * (Herald Photo) April 4. v* copies of the New Testament A real break in routine was and a book on 1he govern­ provided hy Brenda Williford ment of the United States, both and her donkey. "Ginny," printed in Russian and eager­ who, not realizing that she ly received by the prople. wasn’t a horse, romped gaily The students were particul­ with her rider through the arly interested in a cloak and Egg and Keyhole races. N at­ dagger aspect of the trip. One urally, Ginny didn’t win hut of the tour members was as­ her very spirit raptured the signed to bring back a metal By Janr Casselberry sics—Edward Oorloty. first; ond: Marion Henry, third; heart of the audience. sample from the alleged U-2 Winners, listed In order ns Valorie Wymore. e i g h t h Pauline Weidner. second, and Zoology—Cindy Hoyle, first; " plane being displayed for pro­ paganda purposes in Moscow grader at South Seminole Paul Johnson, third; Chemjs. tommy Pinnork. s e c o n d ; placed, were; keyhole. o|<oii to determine if it were the | Junior High School, received try—Pamela McGinnis, first; Health and Medicine—Vatoric , T '' ’I!' ’ Robbie Knowles. David Wal­ real thing He was able to do the PT.Vs $25 savings bond Kerry Goplcn. second; Jam es Wymore. first, Pauline Dunthall, Guy Randolph, Mike so by concealing it in a bottle for her "best over ail-' pro­ Well. third; Math — Stephen ‘ an. second; Hermina llarirh, Cosby; t'lovci leaf, junior, ject on ‘ Teeth" in the annual Riley; and ..Earth Science — third. Physics — Karl Erickof shoe polish. Wendy t f r n s o n . - R o || h i r Yergcr s daughter, Mrs. Lu­ Science Fair It also was the Karen Strong, first; Mary .son, !ir*t. Stuart James, sec­ Knowles, Sissy, Bui til, Guy cas Grile, assisted him in best entry from the eighth Heth Kelly, second; Hulda ond; Kathryn Barker, third; Randolph. Sherry _ Waters, grade. (‘hrmistry—Michele De Fario, showing the film. Williams, third I»uis Bunge; eloverleaf. sen­ The P’l'A award was pre­ Eighth grade winners are first; Roberta Steiner, second, ior, Van Stewart, Wendy sented hv Mrs fUttv Rhodes, Botany — Barbara Bryant, and Math—Saudi a Bonlerick. Benson, George Myers. Cathy president fit- t . Dennis Broadway, see lust, slitrley Dunn, second; •Wills. Uohlrie hnovsles, Jim Leslie Robinson, third Valorie will receive a per Giles; Winners from the ninth sonal Idler from John U Kgg race, open. David grade afe Botany — Michael Watt halt . Putty* Young, G e m i n i astronaut Forward, Met'lure; Zoology. William George from Orlando, as will the run­ Mycis, Joey MeWiggins. physics. Rich.ini Guein. ner up for ties! over all pro­ Walter MeKIvcnin; Gibbon* Chemistry. Tommy limping figure S, junior, ject. Kathy Kacar, a -eventh Snard In si I i .10/ Haro li Wendy Benson, Sissy Brunt, A copy of scoring rules used grader. sei uml and Malli Jackie Guy Kathy received a award hv Seminole High School far K a n d o I p It. Itohliir I caison ulty memner* in selecting donated by South scmmule Knowles; jumping figure 8, twenty tom of the he.I pro -ninof, Cathy Wills. George candidates for the National teacher. Robert \U Ki ri/ir !m - p e l , w ,|| lie sent to Hie Reg Mvcts, Ann Itnndolpli, Wendy Honor Society indicates that her pri>]cit m tin1 beallti and ion.il Kcicine l a it to lie In Id I iHv Ul W .i 11 h h I I, student' must have more than medicine rate gra y Tom Snurd > preyed in II, livietlti oil March 25 and 215 | IMI|n Pultun; polelieiiding, guild grades to tie tap|W'd*’ aerodynamics w a - , Im-eii I to- aw Jills |iroglam was ,,,rii,.r , Welojy llciisnn, Sissy for membership eolldi.cted tiv Principal John Jk,ird, Guy- ItaiulnlpJi, Glenda Scholastic semes must aver­ h r -1 in the ninth gtade and Angel in tin absence ul Jin- I vlid Rultliie Know les, K inky age 3 3 nr hotter lor juniors was awarded a lirsl place \ker man nl tin m a in i ill l u in y polchcnditig. senior, and seniors and 3 5 lor sopho­ award id merit bv S S Njuc jiartini nl wtin was til \ .in Si* war I, l 'al hv \\ ills, mores In addition students gel, trellllic.il d let I<ir id the *««.•■>t I'ri- M ycis. Guy Riinilulph, m u s t tie sc o r e d try t h e i r t ea ch - Pershing Prniect at Marlin m is II Dei i .It . I' hi i id W .ill hit III, 1 ll IIill! 1"lit h i on i h a r a c t e i . s e r v i c e a nd Company in,la-half of tin- pro ,l\ lot lull -I ■m 11ll nl llie1tut le a d e r s h ip Joel i I, a ' - 1" i u n i S,n t »,i. ♦ Wi ndy | li1fi**iiu, t inier c h a r a c t e r the t e a c h ­ All t h r e e m in t 'l e i * w I i h.iiiii f Valorie Wymore Tops Junior Hi Science Fair * Honor Society Standards High But In Reach vtiics for Ihe glory and honor he receives or for the good he ran do? Under the question of lead ershlp the teacher Is asked whether the student’s recilatinns show alertness and ag­ gressiveness; whether hr ■grasps or shirks opportunities for outside contests and contarts; whether he participate* actively in class, club and school activities; whether other pupils recognize him as s leader and whether he has held important offices? The faculty is charged to "let Hie standards tie high hut within the reach of boys and girts of senior high school age,” | re c e iv e a n e x p e n 'C pal l lr h In the Ten ’Inmis'ind P ’.ind n il t lornl.i * Gulf i ".i*t March IK 31 with Roland Hi I I ’a r i h Science I’la-s t Mher pill si r a l *i I. la r pi m jcits receiving 'pci al un-rtf . w.ml' limn Martin w.-t. Sin,irl J.lines, -i ciind p >*. lm his an i-ondillontn ; cm a 11 and It idiard 11arc 5 lliu d plat r lm Ins prop 11 mi sic.nil I he Minute Maid Cm pm a lion plaipie awarded Ihe best prun’d in Ihe botany division w.i' presented In eighth gi.nl cr Dennis Rio.ulw.vy for hi 'c-ilc model di'play billowing citrus products fiom tree In by product. Eighth grader Pauline Pun can received the American Legion Award presented by 1’nst 25(5 id Casselberry lor her prnjrrl in Ihe hrallh and medirme division Those receiving ribbons in the seventh grade were But any — Paulette Therm m u . first, Kathy Huber, second Barbara Berry, third. Zoology —Larry Ringling, first. Boll by Hutchinson, second Kail Williamson, Hurd. Health and Medicine — K a t h y Kacar, first. Susan Malles, second Bobby Antirraon. third; Phy Mark Twain Twirling In Grave,'^No Doubt BATfLE CREEK. Micb. — Bunyan. Kip Van Winkle, (UPI) — Hie Kellogg Cereal i Johnny Appleseed and Pecos Company bad Its work cut out Bill on the harks of its cer­ today to expli-ltt to millions of eal packages for children to children that Huckleberry Finn did not have an "Aunt Sally" cut out and paste lA their as it reported on 4 5 million school notebooks. Embarrassed officials said ^ boxes of a breakfast cereal now on the shelves of stores ' machinery has been set in motion to rush new plates to and supermarkets Jock Bliss, a Grand Rapids the printers" to correct the (Mich.), radio announcer, dis­ error. covered the error while eating Mark Twain, who wrxite Hie adventures u* Huek Finn and his breakfast cereal. Bliss, who earned a mast­ Tom Sawyer, actually gave er's degree at the University Huek a father who was a of Missou'i knew that Finn drunkard and drove his son to never had *a aunt named Sal­ flee down the Mississippi Riv­ ly as the historical sketch of er on a raft. the eeresl box portrayed Tom Sawyer hsd an unsym­ He railed the cereal firm pathetic sunt named Polly. and auggested that its ezecu*. But an advertising copy writ­ lives bone up on their Ameri­ er for the advertising agency which handles the Kellogg ac­ can folklore Kellogg has placed histories! count wrote in the historical material and nlctures of such sketch that Huek bad an aunt folklore characters as Tsui named Sally. in l!\ \ll .. Inis ii'-e n I 'tm l tm ' i \ v cm - ;tt S a n l u l i l N.iv.il A11 S tu unit t -HI. S n i | nl Mi Mi - n i i ' D. Dei i v S r , n l s .iiitui 11. Di i i i . Ri ' w i f e ami i wit i ! i d i I r o n ' t i j ’i I 11 ii. h n -nlc . A\ d u n N,|V I'tin tllJ Local Members Observe Girl Seoul Week \ I*,111V 1 1MMl IInil IIIf I' lho f 11f o ,s» mil .#t• (i i i In.n 'Catcher Causes Canine's Chum Court Case 'r .5 Ii ii a i'1** Ilf l *1 ion i f r«»|l S m ni m \ c t mn It •*. I U ,i!t* i '( ' m Mil Ml i k WtlU lfc m * rut if* Ir ci >4.i t of Ihr M .m li I 1 m ilk s thr .inn .r .its nf tiu» Inst mm *t m^ m Ihr f it't 11*Mhp m S.iv .m n .ih * «..i , hy JulirtM Mordnn 1 rm fourulrr of the K N O W N I K T rnn fin* (iirl in I h r 1 ndni \ SmiMu r ri Ilinlw >v enm Sta fra. rnrrr who a i * lined $10 a f l r r S in«r tfi.ii fir^t troop, more l»rfrimijinc » >tra\ do*: h.i* t h a n 2n n i 1 i n m rm h rr* . h a \ r Hi tu r n •• • n h r ' m n d i d h \ mad* th« . rf Scout f ' r o n m r llir Kno\ ( m in ty H u m a n e Shi to do t f u i r duty to (imt and defy country to help pthrr* pr<*plr M rs M Mr Harri* i t all t n i u x a n d to <dic\ t h r I'VcctlMti iJim r t o i nl t h r so Ni'otil Uixx' d l o y a l l y . h o r n e t ) F t r f \ , s.iiil Hu* n t LMiit/sitjtm cmirlcvv, %h$ c r l u l n o v u>Hul v\iiuhi i »j \ th« fine levied on kimlm ** a n d t h r i l l " «.MV Illicit I 1*1* m At Lyman Rc-Schedulcd 1k r n r r , op* m, M v *’ i *» Mm MIR \\ .«(• i M« K l u m it, Hit ill J mi \\ ill*’Ml, .((Ml. • Ha i mnr I 1"* Ififf r v Till1 hum ih i u* i in 1jf Ifiill IV *i*t I*v | Ii«* Nu ul It S* u»inull' You’ll Save Money And He Happier In A ‘65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. l .lt iiu Mini > S' Imut ' (*ufivil <»f T.'iii Irrrn it ml I ' n n nt* f*i t fiM Fihltiy hit• fu-« n m ** liciiuli t| In Exposition 1U \!itr**inn MHr* |l. I .j i r ScoutSs H(4y »iil riid I s|*| r*'i * mill pur Mi | •*gf• ' Ihr .•« nurtl Wrklw# I »ix11 p t i t|<i< Hi Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our produel called Odrlncx. You must lose ugly fat or your money hark. Odrinez is a tiny tablet and easily swallovved. Get rid of exersa fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee; If not. satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money hack. No questions ask­ ed Odrinex I* sold with t hi» guarantee by; 'trite) nolds Drug Store — Sanford—Mail (Irdrra Filled. CTP Dinner Is 11in To Participate Sittind Brain Teams Ing, eonduclcd by Mrs. Betty Rhodes, president, a nominat­ ing committee consisting of it r s . Lawrence Swofford, Mrs. R o s e m a r y Brocken* brough, Mrs. Louise Gilpin, Mrs. Florence Berg and Mrs. Ann Cooper, was elected. Mrs. Mary Mobley and Mra. Mary Frances Lyons were ap* pointed to audit the PTA hooks. Since the school board In­ stalled the safety chains on the bus ramp, a project ori­ ginally planned by the PTA, the group voted to use the money to donate a $25 sav­ ings bond to the overall win­ ner of the school science fair and to redecorate the teach­ ers’ lounge. The PTA is sponsoring a Hootenanny Friday, March 2fi„ at R p.m. in the achool audi­ torium, A school of instruction for all PTA members will he held April 2t) al 10 a m. at the First Methodist Church. Sanford. A delegation trom South Seminole Junior High PTA will attend the annual district meeting of ITA at 10 a m. Monday, at Daytona Mainland High School. Iteimitlon Hall Noniiiiiitlon ami r l n tiori of offirr-is is on liir iigenihi Mi* P . lining an,I Vli- Tmrsa Smith will tie Inoti'w s W.d Area Scouters M arch 11, 19G5— P a(te 9 ot 7 Ul p i ll . April r». at (lie Iv’uMilldph, I* dl Vi. By Jane Casselberry Harold Mcbrens, public ed­ ucation officer for the Nation­ al Aeronautics and Space Agency, was guest speaker at the South Seminole Junior High School PTA meeting Tuesday night. Ills talk was a summons to teachers and parents to ntes’l Ihe space age challenge to education. To meet the challenge, he suggested that science teach­ ers must pul less stress on facts, formulas and definilinns and more emphasis on con­ cepts ami processo-s of sci­ ence. During Ihe business meet- By Jane Casselberry The Lyman High School Brain Team will compete By Mrs. John t.eone Lila Wheeler, who, with Mrs. against students from New A huiupiet and program of | Hill, have given fi7'ii hours entertainment honoring all for the project with three Smyrna High School nt 7 Gold Star Mothers in Volusia machines kept running during P ni. today in t h e Lyman aud­ County has hern announced the day in mass production. itorium in their fourth Brain for March 27 at the VFW Twelve lap robes and 815 Bowl match of the season. Post in Holly Hill Shopping ditty bag* were completed, I.y'mnn’s record stands so Center. Other item* are (icing made Plans for the event, which at (he liumct nf various mem­ far at one win amt two losses will lie sponsored hy the Vet­ bers. and future matches scheduled er.ins Council, wi re reported It was reported that JIO include nnv against Titusville at the March meeting of Do had hern appropriated for I at Lyman on March 18 and llary't VFW Auxiliary Unit maleiinls for the lap robes another March 25, against HUM held al the Firemen's and n donation of fh was Mainland at Daytona. Recreation Hall with the given towards enlargement of Students participating from president, Ml*. Myrtle Hill, tire Florida Slate lleadquarl Lyman this year are Frank pres tiling efs. Renew, Rick Leonard. Kenny Mrs Hill was hostess teMrs lie inert reported on Vment, Kerry Parker, Debbie vently bI brunch for III mem­ the ilrstiiet eight meeting | Parker, and Jim llaeehiis, ber* attending n sewing la-e held Fell 21 in Melbourne Fletcher t ’oekrell is serving at tier home to make comfort anil Mrs Howard reported on as faculty sponsor and Mrs. nr tides for- vein alls hos­ piofit, for the telirf fund N f Ida Parker helps provide pitals. Working were Alice derived through tale of !!)65 tiansportation to meets away I'm lies, Mae Zeller, Ruth I at calendars. from home. Chat, Greta Penning, Frances Boses of rnndy mints were Hack ley, Balia Reilly. A lire dist litiiltril for the members Relnert, Lillie F.sterknmp and to si lt in conjunction w ith the fund raising project which Is bring sponsored by the Post Itcfi eshments were nerved follow lug the meeting by the tloslrsscs for the evening, Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Rmnert. Next m e e t i n g wi l l h r h e l d fhie i tii'o, Mi K l u u r n , S rra lb Meet Today Volusia Gold Star Mothers To Be Honored At Banquet |l*Mld, 4aI ■'• L» 11 Vri », I IIIVill h a v id till 111• -l r Tin nru.irit/'i1 on K thr n,» Work Mil' w*» k " \ •. SiHj*\* GINNY THE DONKEY iloean’t renlizo that .horse shows are for horses ami she had a irrand time in the cjfg and keyhole races a t gymkhana sponsored by Central Florida Horse Shows. Owner-rider is Rrenda Williford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leo .Williford, of Apopka. i» V\ r iid y lh'nnon, S i- 'V H i ' d 11 i \ Ituud'd ph. i b 1 htr K * v\ E11It n d u I .yiul, f'.iiii t r v d f ill ITtile r* R rin o r, ^ i (Hiiii 11 of 11 irI )m mn ' l l milium ml. *Mi mi . Iklltd Ipll. frattfurft PTA Charged To Meet Space Age Challenge To Education Pictured For Jr. Hi Students e r s a r e a ske d to consider m o r ­ alc o u rte sy . friendliness, 1 heerlillness, g e n e r o sity , neat n e -poise sta b ility , ohril lence. honesty, and la ilhlul ness In the c a t e g o r y of se rv ice ihe tear h e r m ust a s e e r i a i n w h e th e r the pupil co n sid ers e x tr a and e x t r a c u r r u ular work a bu rd e n o r an oppor I u n ity ' P o e s Jie avoid schonl t a - k ' wtuch m ig ht r e a s o n a t d y tie e x p ec te d of him'* Tim’' he go beyond the line of <1i d y m r l a s s w n r k or in school pro J e d s ' I W c lie e n g a g e in acti • * • <> •’r— * , fid 1 uftufa\. \ p»11 SfrxlltK' Will It t i (Mil b un Iv A V S T \ HR. |Ht|iiikir v o e iili't, w i l l iipiicur wi t h t h e .liin m v lie,-in TV kIuiw Miitvli l.'l-iJH nl L uke S ilv e r mtipliiI lien t e r iit W i n t e r H a ­ ve it. It'.s f u r f r e e . til 7 p . m . pi Kir m i l i f fc n u l i ii nmnlhly ("II1 mniink' Tht '■Excellent Service Too" ntr nl u i ll hr pM'ptiMul I*y I hi* Striekland-Morrison Ford, Inc. nrluml'n cuinputrni lunchroom »lnff undiT dirrc1i»»n of Mr* 11" wind Itiihhlti W. Park 644-8918 322-1 INI t m n tf* lie h r l d i **pnBitkoii r«l fh*‘UIM, I, Im N ( h mntjr, In Or* IIIridn w i h lumi i* fu i t h e pub* lie »< l f ..in 1" u n t i l p p in. n junction with this In Rnlurl Will.alii iitlkin, 42. bv Me in iters id tire Citrus Conn t llv I .d,i r trot * * holly etl will obv-rve the week with vrui - (heme for the show. Gerkin wa» fttie*.] (or |n-r s| hc i .i pme.'ain tlemon*tia "S, o.idi’r Hie World." (tie mitlinr ttio dug abandoned try turns ili-las* and continuing It.i*> I ” -*1 groups have chos­ a (aim's wIn h moved awav community service t he Conn en Jliiw.i’i n- their rounlry. Ifom b’* neighborhood two t-d includes Urange, Seminole Him*llr will tic judged dur­ 'e a r s a;-., to run loo*c and at O'cntla. lire ard. Volusia a n d i n g tin show w i t h aw a i d s to In g>nn fur !>e*t ill-play, any tack eat* Flagler Counties heal display, euhs, The .un ll 1 » in Ighbin bund In Sanford (iirl Scouts id „t. g*-’ pet named K ing" w*» shot Troop 5C2 hltve'lieen busy In • ro u t* • d explorers; nnd run­ by a di _iati '.> i who said he t series ul lelm ties. including ner np ,n- play . c u b s , s c o u t s and could no! rjliti tla- animal or entering the Flower Show, and r x p ln li i * Imd the iittnet | Girl Sum! Sunday. Several1 "Scnuimg lire World" neck­ Gerkin*. look King to a vet members of the troop Cheryl erchief- will lip given to rarh innariaii lm l s• at meal nl Un­ Kitncr Sylvia Smith, Debra I,..y m Mtig HI tickets and to wound and j I ■" li.ul the am Grrner. L'yn'iy Watt. Sharon iiuli .filing three book* of mat vaccinated aga n*t f a ­ Ache and Su'an Ih-W’ll won iickfi * for thr event. Serving ble* ribbons in the FJower Show. ,n thr award, committee are By till* a'turn, Judge Kelly The Girl Seoul Sunday obaer Tony Pontnelli, Jim N’asie, held, Gerkin assumed owner­ vat ion was held at thr first Cliff Hankins and Rev. C. ship of the dug Methodist Church I‘at< Ip lust 9 M ore Days 'till Spring CLIOAN UP SFUUCK UP FIX TRADE IN THE OLD FOR THE UP NEW! FIX Ul* NOW FOR A HHIGIIT NEW SEASON — IT’S A GOOD TIME TO LEAVE I10TII WINTER AND YOUR OLD FURNITURE I1EIIIND BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE • “It’s a pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic.” S T IL L IN PROGRESS • ANOTHER REASON TO TRADE NOW! YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE O r OUR LOW SALE I'HICES — OUR APPRAISERS ARE ON HAND TO HELP YOU SO COME IN AND SAVE RIGJIT NOW EASY C R ED IT - ALW AYS M A T IIF P f Y l A i n E K 0F SAN FORD SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0983 OPEN FRID AY N IG H TS �Oviedo Lions Primed For State Title Opener Friday 'Balter Up' Cry Will Be Heard At City Parks Twins' Piano Has New Roll ORLANDO (UPI) — The MlnnesoU Twins have put a new roll In their piano. They're soft-pedaling all pennant talk this year and changing their tuna to "any­ thing can happen.” *We hope to be a contend­ ing cluh," Manager 8 am Side says. "We are going to have to solve a lot of problems to become one.” The big problem is defense. The Twins Inst 83 game* In . 1064, 30 of Lhsm on untam sd runs in ths seventh, eighth and ninth Innings. Boat Registration, Like Autos, Urged By Marshall Lingo Herald Sport* W riter Oviedo Liona meet St. Cloud In the first round of the Claaa B state tournament Friday at Gaines­ ville. This marka the first ime the Lions hnve to state since becoming a class B school. The time Oviedo went to state waa two yeara ago when usual. The Lions will be fac­ it was still a claaa C ing two cageri that reach the school. Coach Paul Mik- 6 foot 2 mark. Oviedo's height ler'a Liona won the state doesn't go beyond 5 feet 11. title in 1037. Zephyrhllls, one of tbc other Oviedo has come a long The cry of "batter up" ■bout to b« beard throughout the city’* baseball parks. Jim Jernlgan, Sanford rec­ reation director, »*ld today that plank for the Sanford Littla Leagues, Babe Ruth and Men’* Softball League* are under way. First step In preparation for the 1065 action will be an organliational meeting at 7:30 p.m. today In the Sanford Recreation Office in the Civic Center, Jernlgan Invites *11 Inter­ ested persons to attend, in­ cluding an established and prospective Little L e a g u e coaches and umpires. The Sanford Little w|ll operate with 10 year and the season will open April 12. That also Is date for all city the exception of Pec Wee, which will begin In May. The 10 Little League teams will be divided evenly two leagues — the American and National. The Recreation Department also announces the following dates for meetings and try­ outs: Monday at 7:30 p.m., organ­ izational meeting for the Babe Ruth League. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., or­ ganizational meeting for the Men's Softball League. Monday-Tucsday, Little Lea­ gue tryouts at Ft. Mellon Park from 4 to 6 p.m. March 7-18, Babe Ruth Lea­ gue tryouts at Memorial Sta­ dium, 4 to 6 p.m. Jernlgan asks that anyone Interested In coaching or um­ piring In any of the leagues to contact his office immed­ iately. Obr franforb feral* Paife 4—March 11, 1965. --------------------------------------------------------------- ;— IUK1UK forward • UELI.IIORN . . . center BROOKS . . . forward STEWART . . . guard way since it d arte d tourna­ ment play. The Lloni started out by taking a win from F a ­ ther Lopez in the first game of the group tournament at Oviedo. The next night they took a victory from Bunnell • to become the C la n B, Group 8 championi. The Lions had a hard time in the first round of the regionals when they barely took a hair-raising one-point vic­ tory from Lake Butler. They pulled through the remainder of the regionals taking a 03 62 victory from MadUon. Oviedo's 18-8 record will be up against St. Cloud's 27-4. St. C l o u d surprised observers when It downed Ocoee in the group tournament. Ocoee took a pair of victories from St. Cloud in regular season plsy. Oviedo took a victory from Ocoee this year but the Cards took two wins from the Lions. Oviedo's short Lions will be at a height' disadvantage, ai contendere for the Cliss B title, will be defending iti po­ sition this weekend. The Bulldoge are the Class B champ­ ions and will give it all they have to retain tbclr title. Chattahoochee, the lis t of the Tour contenders for the Class B title, should provide plenty of competition for any team. Chattahooche has an excellent season record. Zephyrhllls will face Chat­ tahoochee at 10:30 a.m. Fri­ day and Oviedo will meet St. Cloud at 2:30. The winners will vie Saturdsy at 4 p.m. for tha championship. Ovledo'a starters consist of Ardle Arndt, Ted Bellhorn, Rex Brooke, Tim Colbert, Jim m y Courier and Billy Mlk-S ler. The reserves arc Charlie Miller, Mike Partin, Gardner Preedy and Bobby Stewart. Coming up to the varsity, for | tournament play, from the Junior varsity tesm are Wal­ ter Beasley and Steve Mello. MIKLER .« . guard COLBERT . . . gunrd 7 Area Golfers At Leesburg MILLER . , . guard — f LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) —The search began today for a replacement for Hiiy Eddy, who resigned ns head basket, ball coach a t Purdue Univer­ sity after 16 seasons. Some prominent n a m e s were being mentioned ns pos­ sible successor for Eddy, 63, who came to Purduu in I960 after lending a Madison High Srhool quintet to the Indiana state basketball champion­ ship. Three Rounds PRKEDY . . forwnrd swing. This exercise devclc fingers, hsnd and wrist. A strong crip and wrist Hold the hand grip ss .ho power are essential to a well in position A snd squeeze co-ordinated, powerful, golf Into position D. PARTIN . , center PAUL MIKLER . . . coach DICK PRATER , , . asst, coach Best Puppy Competition Starts Tonight Competition to select the best puppy at the track guts under way tonight at the San ford-Orlando Kennel Club with three elimination races sche­ duled In the sixth, seventh, and eighth events of the even­ ing. The climax to ths series will come on March 22 when the Better Golf-Through Exercise By Csry Player Wrlttea for NEA BEASLEY . . . forward ■ ---------------- Purdue Coach LeavcH School Lyman Taken By Leesburg liy Jim Itarrhus Herald Sports Writer Lyman Greyhounds came in second In the track meet Wednesday nt Leesburg. I.yman totaled 41 points as opposed to 127 for Leesburg and 10 for Florida Military School of DeLsnd. This wss Lyman's third trsck meet of the srsson snd they have Jet to win. Lyman learns placed second In the mile relay, the sprint medley snd the half-mile r e ­ lay. Terry Smith pis red second In the M0; Mike Ackerman second In the mile; Jackie Blanton second in (lie 100, and Itlchard Moore secood in the pole vault. Paul Itumtiley placed third in the pole vault snd Illsnton placed third in the 220. Coach Rodney Umbcrger said he was pleased with the performance of the hoys hut said they h are a lut of work to do. Tbs next track meet for Lyman will be held Tuesday at Apopka. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Legislators will be asked by the Florida Boating Council next month to past a bill re­ quiring boat owners to file ownership titles with the state, just as auto owners do. The proposed bill has gained final council approval, along with a registration and safety act which would up­ date and supersede the cur­ rent registration and safety statutes. Tha la tter measure gener- This i* a very important part of an Improvement pro­ gram tor golfers as great strength In the hands can re­ sult from the use of the hsnd grip. Repetitions should be done according to the nerds and strength of the Individual, but be sure to do an equal num­ ber of repetitions with each hand. (End of Series) beet Juveniles whelped this season at SOKC go against each other in the first an nual Young Champions finals. A field of 08 speedsters who haven’t yet reached their se­ cond birthdays wss nominated for the event Three more ell mlnstion heats are scheduled Friday night. Early favorites for tonight's events were Joe Grrard'a Am­ ple'* Model in the sixth, Darold Robertson's Granite Trou­ bles In the seventh and Ivory Tower's Tell Harman in the eighth. Results of Wednesday night's races: 1st Race — 3/16 — Time 31.18 Ivey P a y c h e c k 10.60 4 60 3 40 Extra Rock 3 60 2 60 Brusque 3 00 Quiniela (58) $1200 2nd Rare — 3/16 — Time 31.34 Althea K. 39 60 7.40 5 40 Proven Fact 3 40 2 80 Royal Regatta 4 80 Quiniela (50) $33 80 Dally Double (5-5) $M CO 3rd Race - f / l l — Time $1.97 Cherokee Sundial 9.40 4 80 4 20 Quiet Queeuie 22.80 15 to Lots of Cash 3.40 Quiniela (2-5) $122 20 Perfects (5-2) $1279.80 4th Raea — l / t r — Time 21.67 Bernice K. 3 80 4.00 2 80 GUtter Rock 8 20 8.40 Dark Pleasure 4 20 Quiniela (2-6) $73 80 Perfects (6-2) $84 00 5th Race — 84 — Time 41.21 Annie Genius 14 60 4 20 3 20 Fast Cruiser 7 80 100 Lou O'Dsy 3 40 Quintals (4-6) $47.20 Perfects (4 6) $173 50 Glh Rare — 3/16 — Time 31.63 Lyric Muse 6 80 3 00 2 BO Itonnie Abbe 7 60 4 60 Food Town 3 40 Quinida (2 6) $18 00 Perfects (2C> $67 20 7th Race - S — Time 40.03 She Won 4 00 3 40 2 60 Mable's Gold 4 40 3 80 Hey Champion 3 20 Quiniela (16) $13 20 Perfects (8-1) $22.50 8th Race — 3/16 — Tima 31.71 Katie Sunmarker 4 20 3 40 2 60 Martha Rock 3 to 2 bo Glory T ra m 2.40 Quiniela (1-3) $22 40 Perfects 0-1) $38 70 9th Rare — t/IS — Time 21.71 MONTJCELLO. N Y. (UPI) —Light heavyweight champ­ ion Willie Pastrana, sched tiled to defend his title against Jose Torres on March 30 at Madison Square Carden, spar red three rounds with Lino Torres of Havana Seven golfers from Semin­ ole County are participating in the 19th annual Silver Lake Invitational Golf Tourn­ ament which opened today in Leesburg. The tournament, medal play over 64 holca, runs through Sunday. Entered from Seminole are Chuck Kern and Fritz Simma, Altamonte Springs; J a c k Hhubert, Fern Park, and Art Wester, Jim Spencer, Hugh Grier and Wilks Bowman, all of Sanford. ally gives the Board of Con­ servation additional regula­ tory powers and provides for personal property taxation of documented vessela. One item discussed, hut not acted upon, by the council thla year la a proposal to re­ quire registry of all motorboats, regardless of horse­ power. Preeently only thoe# exceeding 10 horsepower must register. Tha council decided to meet again April 2 on the question of regulation of marine toil­ ets to fight water pollution. The Board of Health ha* proposed a measure to re­ quire treatment of wait* be­ fore it la flushed into the waters from J h e toilet tanks. Canada Clashes With Czechs TAMPERE, Finland (UPI) —Canada, sharpening up with , every game, clashed today with Czechoslovakia In the first major Maple Leaf trial at the world ice hockey cham* pionships. Canada, Czechoslovakia and Russia are the only teams left In the running for the title with eight points each after four games. Russia overcame a first big hurdle Wednesday night by trimming Sweden 53 and has an easy mark today Hy Jane Casselberry I.yman High School's golf against the winlesa U. S. 3 team met Leesburg at the team. Mid-Florida Country Club rourse in its fifth match of the srason* To date Lyman's record is two wins and two losses. On NEW YORK ( U P I)—Jerry Saturday the Greyhuund golf­ Sloan, of Evansville, a threeers will travel to Deltona to time small college All-Ameri­ play the Dvl.and High School can, was a unanimous choice team. on the 1965 "Little" All* Members of the tram, America basketball team se­ which is being roavhed by lected today by the United Fletcher Cockrell of the Ly­ Press International board of man faculty, are Steve Gil­ coaches. lespie, Bill llefferman, • Jim Haliner and Mike Coles. Al­ ternates are Jim Jarrard, Tom liiyan and Joe Asher. MEMBERSHIP SIO.OO then wetkdey Green* Fee $1 Land O’ Lake* Country Club Four states border on Me* llwy. 17-02. Casselberry irn; Arizona, California, New 838-2699 Mexico and Texas. . Lyman Golfers Tilt Leesburg Jerry Sloan All-American PLAY GOLF This week’s BIG Safety Buy at your GOODYEAR SAFETY CENTER ' TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARBI RACING NIGHTLY 8:10 Except Sunday A T T E N T IO N ! RANCHERS & STO CKM EN HOG WIRE 32” ........... 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SpoUkl T h * on* - two - three • four ip o ti for th* team event* of the Fifth Annual Sanford Men'* Bowlin* Tournament are identified like this—NAS Supply with a 2994 ia aittin* pretty. Following them are the Navy Recon five—some with a 2937; the Budweisers are third with their 3913 and another Navy team, NAS Administration close* t h e winner’s circle with a 2909. Take note that three out of the tcp four teams are Navy. Certainly appreciate t h e i r enthusiasm and participation in this tourney. Actually, that's only a p a r ­ tial listing of all the first week's winners with a closer look still coming for the Doubles, Silnglea and the All Events division*. Before we climb Into the review, remember that the second slate of competition will take place with the teams on Saturday at 6 and 8 p.m. And then on Sunday, we have three squads of Doubles and Singles aquad—3, 5, and 7 p.m. There is no charge for watching these events and the public is encouraged to come on out and ‘pick-a-winnah'. You talk about Navy lead­ ing tn the team category, well, it's S.O.S. (same old * atqry) for the Doubles. Ken Martin and Tex Karris are leading all others by a scant five pini with their 1229 total. Next in line for honors and prise money is the combo of Pope and Smith with 1224. Third through fifth posi­ tion* are currently held by Fiaher/Chalfln 1214; Dug­ gan banner 1205 and K*dden Isch round it out with 11 Hi',. Some real floe shoutin' tak­ ing place in the Single* »ecti n. Take a gander at John Fisher with a big 664, includ­ ing handicap A* a matter of fact, John howled his first fiiMi plus series here at the lanes during the course of the men's tournamrnt. It was just last week in the T uesday-night Businessmen's la-ague that John narrowly missed this singular honor Legal Notice \oTM i: r o r n \ r n %i*Tt»itb I1KKM K o r TIIE «T%TM i b m I i o n * %h r*i i v r t t»\* r li I ( T l n \ %m i Mt l M E > t M E PIMM.It % iri| but* u in hr »#• e-ur-t At ( h r M t a ' r V(u8>| | l f | t4t t m r t i l # if f l i r a llmim J?*. Midland Building. Tal la ha ss e e. Florida f r o m Q u a l i f i e d t ’uf i »f »' l " f * ut> 111 10 3" A SI IK N T.l on T u e s d a y . t h r f o»h d a y o f M m - It m i . f o r ( h r f o i l . , * I n* w o r k ...... S I l T K N u t l f i of a d d i t i o n a l w « r k for fit I* »• m l e t t i n g d a t r m a y be laaurd later P r o p o s a l Ko r t l i l will n o t h r laaurd later than tin* ho or prior t o t h r lima for opening blila n i l \ n 1 rv . i ) . Tribe Takes Fourth Track Meet In Row II.V David Higginbotham Herald Sporta Writer Seminole High track' team won ita fourth meet in a row Wednesday afternoon when it scored 121 points to 47 for Oak Ridge, .79 for Kdgewalrr, and 35 for Bishop Moore in a Metro Conference meet. The Seminoles took 1(1 first places out of the 15 event* held and six seconds. Six thirds, five fourths, and five fifths also were credited to Sanford. In the first event George Mutkos won the high hurdle* for Sanford with 16 and Tom Forman took second for San ford with 17.4. Sanford also took the low hurdles winning all five places. Hick Wnlstrom took first with 22. Forman second, Markos third, John Norden fourth, and Harry Wood fifth. NAS SUPPLY lead in the Sanford Men's Howling tournament nt Jet Eddie Griffith won the 100 Lanes. These Navy men, realizing 25 more teams will compete Saturday, yard dash for Sanford with reach for the beautiful trophies which nre (temporarily) theirs. Navy 10 4 and Mike Gray ami Paul Ilecon, Budweiscrs mid NAS Administration hold second, third and I a*Roy also plured for San­ fourth places while . . . ford. Lundgien won (he mile run for Kdgewnter with 4:53.3 and Jack Hunt took second T w o Tor Sanford with 4:51.5 with HOUSTON (UPI) righthanded pitchers. Dane *,nnny Leeds taking third for Ithe Seminoles. Raymond Messick of Panama Sanfl)tll won the „„„ rrUy City, H a., and Benito Gar- with 1:35,-the sprint inmtlry field Trujillo of Oakland, relay with 2:06.7 nml the mile Calif., have been assigned to relay with 3:37.8. The three the Cocoa club of the Houston relays -gave Sanford .70 points. Astros and will report to Oie David Nocll won the discus Cocoa canip on March 15. . and the shot put for Sanford when he totaled 698 for his three game set. Well, it was a goed time to warm-up, huh John? With these scores including the Individual's handicap •» well, It’D mean that for the higher-averaged bowler* like H arry Pentecost and John Kneeland they will have to roll scratch series of around 630 to 640 in order to un­ seat the current leader*. In aecond-place Cabrera has a 644 and is followed cn down the ladder by these keglera: Meek* (M2; Hudson 640; Kante r 630; Phillips 618; Peter­ sen 616; Willis 615; Ray 609 and Rodlun with a 606. The All Event i Scratch Di­ vision has Jack Kanner lead­ ing the parade with a ninegame total of 1679. Fast di­ vision will tell you that's a 186 average, mah friends. There'll be six positions which will iveeive prize money In this category as a result of so many bowlers taking their chances on ecming-ln with a "Big One." Second through sixth slots are currently in t h ^ hand* of Dunham 1610; ChalDn I6Q8; Cabrera 1568; Dominy 1558 and Oumbs 1554. All of the good bowling w asn't limited to Tournament piny, "however. In the Sunday night Mr. and 3!r*. League, Colleen Sandlin had a ‘beaut’ in the form of a 209/518 set. Andy Patririk bowled well also with a 197/537 combination. Do you ever get that 'frus­ trating feeling’ of no strikes but only nine's? I rolled a make up on Sat­ urday for the Mr. and Mrs. League and had nothing but nine-pin hits from the second frame through the tenth. (It was at this point 1 stinted talking to myself.) In this same vein. Jack Frost must have established s.-nie kind-of a record dining the Single* Classic competi­ tion. Within the first three games Jack amassed twmtytwo 9-pin hits. I Any opinions of what Jack was saying to himself at that tim e?) Darkis Owens bowled like a pro in the Fildn) Sami S p u r s League. Mis. (). s t a l l ­ ed with game of 192. 199 mid finished thr night's action with a 616 Rolling for St John's Realty, Jean Moor* e was 'a-hombin* with. 190 ,V10. Games of 175, 172 and 161 were some of the 'g ....lies' rerorilrtl for the Hill llnnp* hill Motor s League by Jean Mrllo, Kvelyn Waunrr anti Mabel lHiggnn re*|»«Ttiv«*- iy. Ill series honors, it w m * a tussel between Darkis Owens per hour. % P r o p o s a l f l u a i a n t y o f not l e e s t h a n f l v r p e r c e n t ( 1 % ) of t h r t o t a l A c t u a l llld. In t h a f o r m of r i t h r r a c e r t i f i e d c h ri k c a s h i e r s (hack, tr u s t company tre a su rer's tha«k. bank draft of any na ti on al or ata ta bank, o r a H u r r t y Hi d l l o n d . m a d e p a y a b l e to t h r ( l o v r r n o r of t h r M a t e of Florida, m u s t aciuinp a n y e a c h bi d A c h e c k o r d r a f t In a n a m o u n t l e e s t h a n fi ve p e r c e n t < * % l o f t h e a i t u a l bi d w i l l I n v a l i d a t e t h e bid. K h o u l d (he Proposal (luaranty etceed t e n p e r c e n t < 1 0 % ) of t h e D e ­ p a r t m e n t ' s e s t i m a t e It will be re d u c ed a u to m a ti c all y to ten p e r c e n t <1 0%) of t he D e p a r t ment'a estimate. Certified checks shall have Mt a t e of Florida's D ocumentary 8 • H a s h e d llld l l e e d s a k a l i y e a . f o r m l a S H I ) K e r a i I MO N otrmU rr - - 131 furula w i t h Ike PraPwaal Karat. All w o r k la t o be d o n e 1 a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e P l a n a , Hpe c l f l c a t l o n a a n d Hpeclal P r o v i ­ sion* of t h e S t a t e lloed D e ­ partment Plane a n d /o r Propose! Forme m a y ba p u r c h a s e d b y Q u a l i ­ fied C on tr a c to r* upon appl «l on t o t h i s o f f i c e f o r per eet K a t r a s e t # o f P t k n a f«ar p ro s p e ct i v e bidder* a nd pla na f o r n o n • b i d d e r a. m a y b e p u r ­ c h a s e d f o r f 10 4* p e r s e t . Or v ders for these documents should b e d i r e c t e d t o t h e E n g i n e e r <sf Contracts, with checks payable t o the Flo ri da fltete Road D e ­ partment. tTheee ekergea lae l u d e S t a l e Sales s a d Pe e Taa* h a r e f u n d w ill he m a d e . ) T h e r i g h t Is r e s e r v e d t o r e J e c t e n y o r e l l bi de. FLORIDA MTATE IIO Ail) DEPARTMENT J a y W. d r o w n , l u t e H i g h ­ w ay Engineer F l o y d B. I l e w e n . C h a i r m a n * P u b l i s h M e r c k 11, I I , 1»C». fCDM-ld V - IIAYDIK thin!, Whiting Uking fourth and Terry Echoles bringing In fifth. Denni* Bates won the high jump with five feet seven inches and Rick Walstrom took second in the broad jump with 20 feet, one and a half inches. Markos took fifth In thr broad jump for thr Srminules with 18 fret, aix inches. The Seminoles will run again thi* Saturday afte r­ noon nt Evan High School in Orlando in the Kiwnni* Re­ lay*. Rookie Picked INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) —Arnold Kneppcr, Belleville, III., second rookie to be nom­ inated to drive in this year's 500-mile auto race, will pilot a conventional roadster on Memorial Day. After you see your doctor . . . bring your preicription fo <£eumlUatb (UoU ) K u n Aqcjtoj This filter cigarette Is packed with America’s best-tasting pip* tobacco -famous Half and Half. Get pleas, lng aroma, great new taste. Try • pack today. Pll. 322-0392 DOWNTOWN SANFORD FOUR ROSES ^Schenleu RKBKRVt I HLLNDLD WHISKY . . . KEN MARTIN (left) and Tex Karri* closely inapcct the five bowling pin* indicative in the difference in their top score of 1,225) with the second place double* teum of Smith-Pope. And . . . BLENDED WHISKEY Old Crow 8f, J W P R O O F 1 • TT STB. KY. HOUR BON HIRAM WALKERS SAM UELS C VR ° 1^ stk. k y . BOIRBON Private Cellar BONDED Reg. 4.90— 1.1.75 Case 3 * 1 3 $795] 17°S? Just North of Casselberry City Limits # ^ I E P W . . . 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MAY C O N O L K Y a / k / a L I L L A M A Y C O N O L K Y o t h e r Mi*- D e c r e e P r o r i i n f # > « n f-.r and — h e r h u s b a n d . I DA w i l l be e « r » d a g a i n e t > ^ relief demanded j a <he CONOLKY a/k/e IDA t h e C O N O L K Y a n d ---------- . h e r C o m p l a i n ' a n d t h e c ei g. e wi l l d. ELMER C O M O L E Y pr**« e« *| * 1 p a r t e t j j y e a f t e r I T 18 M l ^ i J p n b l l h K I l K D CONOLKY. bl e wife, l.'NJAMT DREW* a n d ---------- t h a t t u tie p u b l i s h e d n ■»^*Mt I t r r a l d a n e w s ^ l E W , h t a N s l X j . W»VM. V H MI T I f I BMITl wtferTP ' p a p e r of g e n e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n H MI T I I . JR. a n d ---------- p u b l i s h e d In 8 » i n i n o l e f ' o u n t y , HMI TI f . hl a wi f e . ST EL LA Florida, n in e a w eek fur four S M I T H R O S E a n d ---------- ROgE* ( <) r o n o u t l v e w e e k s W1TNE8 H my h a n d a s C l e r k h e r h u s b a n d . L O U I H E H MI T I I L E T T I C E a / k / a K A T E l jO V - o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e I HE L E T T I C E . a n d ---------- L E T - N i n t h J udl - *1 C i r c u i t a n d t h e TI CK* h e r h u s b a n d . H E I t T A o f f t r i a l Meal of t h e e a m r . t h i s 8 C I 1 U L T Z a n d ------- H C I I U L T Z . I Ct h d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1 M L her husband. WILLIAM H. ( H E A L ) A r t h u r II Rerkwlth. J r , S C H U L T Z a n d ------- H C I I U L T Z . C l e r k »f t h e C i r c u i t O u r t hla wife. A R T H U R F C II U L T Z 8* m i n ol e C o u n t y . Ft- o d e a n d ---------- H C I I U L T Z . h l a w i f e , fl y: M a r t h a T. Y i k l s a MARY MUNUKR and ---------Deputy Clerk M U N D E R , h e r . h u s b a n d , fl. F. LONO and ELIZA IIETH L. J I T . E H 8 C O H E N of L ONO. h l a w i f e , E L I Z A B E T H C O H E N a C O H E N L LONO a nd — , h e r h u e * 21 W e l l H t r e e t b a n d . H E R M A N K. L O N O a n d O r l a n d o . F l o r i d a ---------- L O NO. h i e w i f e . A L B E K - A t t o r n e y a f o r P l a i n t i f f T A U L O N O e n d ---------- h e r P u b l i s h F s b . I I . I I H Ma r . 4. teal h u s b a n d , If a l i v e , e n d If d s a d , I«t«. !•%% I k e ti f i kuwi a k e U s HevUeee, C D J - U frw b» fnri'" th is y«-ur. Mini s i t f o u r at Ip hi! t n u r t l a in I lie process. F i r s t , th e ( i a t o r s won 1h r u n i i'i nml lost seven, o r m ote t tus 11 in uny o th e r y e a r in t h e i r h isto ry . Mien, th e y won t h r most S o u t h e a s te r n (* 11 n f e r r lire k’Miurs. with an 11-5 re conl untl bud t Ifs' 1r best se a so n m the S K < \ finisbnik* t b lid . S o p h o m o re r e n t e r Jeff R a m s ey set a r e c o id for field is4*uI H ccuiacy a t (H p e r t e n t . Sloan said, "Ib is team e a m e f o r t h with yrieat e f f o i t each und e v e r y tim e out, and it puid o f f in the long ru n " . b e n io r k'w.ird llrooka H e n d ­ e rso n , w ith an a v e r a g e 14 p oints per g a m r , letl t h r D‘am in scoring. Legal Notice 1% H i t N T ) J l IMsK'ft n » l H I a F . M l H o l . F . I i l l M ) , FI . OI I 111% F r \m , ( T in K .M % t i: ALBERT O F WRIiIllT. D E C K AMED M i l ' l l V. T O I ' M E l l l T o i l s TO %l.l* K i : i t l ( » « II % U W i II.AIM S OH II i: M I M i l Al . AI Nf tT S Al l ! K k T A T K i Y o u a n d s g c h o f you a r s hereby notified and requ ire d t o fi l e a n y . l a l m s A n d d e m a n d s w h i c h y o u . o r e i t h e r o f you. m a y h a v e a g a i n s t eald a st a le In ( h a o f f i c e o f l i o n KarlyU l l n u a h o l d e r . C o a n t y J u d g s of Hemlnola C o u n t y , a t his office In t h e C o u r t H o u s e In Hanf4»rd. Florida, w ithin sla calendar m o n t h s f r o m t he l i me of t he first pu bli ca tio n of this notice E a h claim or d a m a n d muat ba i n w r i t i n g a n d c o n t a i n t h a pl a ce o f r e a l d e p i * a n d puat o f ­ fi c e a d d r e s s o f t h a c l a i m a n t a n d m u s t b a s w o r n i p by t h a c la im an t, hla a g v n t or atto rn e y , o r t h a l a n d s h a l l b e voi d. / a / M a r y Hue W r i g h t Aa K s e c u t r l s o f e a l d e s t a t e P u b l i s h F e b . 21 A M a r 4. I I . II. l l i l . C D J-m EDWARD COLONIAL CLU II LIQUEURS Crrmc Or M rnlhr — I'uiiiu Kummrl — Repp. Srtinnppii Rock 'N Rye Sloe Gin Triple Sec — Apricot Reach — Cherry Blackberry R ck . 1.50— 31.95 Cane STB. KY. BOURBON •'Ileal Sippin' Whiskey" CANADIAN DELUXE 6 YR. IMP. CANADIAN WHISKY ItKG. 6.15 * 3 . 9 9 F U LL G A LLO N REGINA BOTTLKD IN CALIFORNIA TABLE WINE . BURGUNDY PROOF GIN HALLER'S D K I.llX K BOURBON MR. BOSTON R. C. RI.KNI) WHISKEY YELLOWSTONE BONDED KY. BOURBON CRAW FORD I.MR. SCOTCH ' ftu /T c x X B iL 100% SCOTCH WHISKY ItKG. 6.50 VALUE r4 EZRA BROOKS b a u t k h n b —v in WALKER'S 90 ItKG. 4.65—35.75 CASK * 2 . 9 9 KOSB $ # 9 9 M Full A r>„ 5TH I Ml*. SCOTCH S I R . KY. R Ol ’RRON STIC KY. HOl’KHON Money Hack (Juaraiilee $i 79 VERM OUTH HEAVEN HILL rAr CHARCOAL Fll.TKRKI) * 1 1 IMP. SWEET or UKY I Halfwayay He Between Sanford and Orlando I’ltKhKKHKD III.KM) - J. BOISSIERE I’ltlt'KS GOOD 1111mi t.il S Vri'ICD.W, MMO It 1.1th. FLEISCHMANN A BOURBON It KG. 4.99—41.93 CASE 0 [VODKA o r - > ! DRY G IN J s'h.# Legal Notice A L F R E D n. with 48 feet in the shot and 131.9 feet in the discus. Steve Clark took accond in the dis­ cus and third in the shot for Sanford. Steve Bnlint took fourth place lor the Semin­ ole* in the shot. In the 440 run Dunn took first place for Bishop Moore with 52.2 and Richard Hittell took second for Sanford with 53.8. Sanford took the next three place* with LeRoy tak­ ing third, Mike Gray taking fourth, and Rrad Prudcn ta k ­ ing fifth. Sterl Weber won the 880 tun for Sanford with 2:04 and Jim Winter took fourth place for Sanford with 2:14. Dunn look first for Bishop Moure in the 220 run with 24. Sanford took the next four places with Forman tak­ ing second Hittell taking Sigri Pitchers (SAIN K S V IL I.K ( U h l »*r g r a n i c e * a n. l at! IS Til K IIIICI'IT CIIIIIT OF I I r a , i <a imillli intrfret la), • T h r TIIR MMI I Jl HKT %I. f Hi­ I ’niv o rsity «>f Florbbi F.IUI. fill I 1111%\ PROJECT l l IT l> %%II FOR SENINOI.K t Im **ugti under .»r against Ml. I *-3l7| I Jit II Ml. Iloio- r i l l \ T V . F l . o i l 11) % them a*"l *1* ••flier pa r s n i i a • ••KIT* bud w bat Com b N orm a-Vili a it If fTW K V n K ir i ll t i H X E i n m i . i «r 1 4 h a t l h u «»r i ' la l ml n g a n t In t e r * Slnuii inlln a si'HMitl "like • T . l * In H a n f o r d b e t w e e n Fr e n » h A v r a n d Me l l o n * Il l s ,%vr W o r k e o n e l s t a of p r o v i d i n g a 4-lane facility of mrdlum grading ***** L i m a r o c k l l a a r w i t h T ) pr 1 Aa ph Cone. S u r f C a r a nd Hi nde r Car.; a a r c l l o n of Li mer o c k llaar w id e ni n g w llh Type I A a p h C o n e . I r v r l l n g a n d Hu r f E m . a in m i s e w e r and amalt d r a l n a g r s t r u c t u r e s ; a n d tn*ldrntal llrma length 1 f'li miles M i | t Raise Min im um wage r a tr« for t h r P r o j e c t fa t I n c l u d ­ ed in t h l a N o t h * s h a l l be f 1 2i • V i ■ * 6.49 6TH �t Robin Enos Party Honoree Lcdr. (Ret.) »ml Mr*. Lar­ r y Enoa, m i l t e d by Mrs. Connie Hale as co-bosteia, recently entertained a t a birthday s u p p e r honoring their daughter, Robin Enos, In celebration of her llth birthday, ^ P a r ty games and contests were enjoyed with prises awarded the winners. e guests enjoyed a delli supper of hot dogs, soft drinks, potato chips, pickles, olives, chocolate bars, birth­ day cake and Ice cream. Hats, h o r n s , confections and balloons enhanced the festive party atmosphere. The guest list included Joyce Wagner, Gale Cowan, Tracy Mayo, Sherry Ghandy, Debbie Morrison, Maggie E r ­ win, Lorraine Fore, Doris Danglcman, Ann Smith, Ka­ ren Hale, Mary Sue Rumbley and Donnie Lipscy. The DcDary Garden Club met recently at the Commun­ ity Center with Mrs. P. MeBean presiding and the v a r­ ious chairmen giving reports. Highlighting the meeting was ■ hat parade judged by Florence H u n t e r . Winners were Mrs. Jam es Diin funni­ est hat; Mrs. Jsm cs if. Rich­ ards, mott original hat, and Mrs. Henry Doicher,|most un­ usual hat. A Spring Fashion Show fea­ turing fashiona from Gibbs of DeLand and under the direc­ tion of Mrs. W. Yoche follow­ ed the hat parade. Gloria Accardi modeled a thrcC-picce black and while ensemble and a two-piece bronze ault, changing acces­ sories to vary the costume ap­ pearance. Mrs, Me Ivor showed spring pastels in pink, blue and white. Elslo Shoptaugh was fea­ tured In a silk print frock and n black and white traveling ensemble. Florence Hunter was stun­ ning In a two piece whye suit with flowered hat. Following Ihe spring fash­ ions, Gloria Accardi and Laura Arrington modeled var­ ious styles of spring hats. K WIGS SETTING ONLY I 3.50 ROBIN ENOS, Rented, In nhown with n trroup of her friends who shared in celebrating her eleventh birthday with a supper parly (Gustmmn Photo) SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-1913 DeBary Personals Betty Annes Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. I’nrk Ave. Ily Mrs. John Leone three-week visit to Glenn Mrs. George Henry of ole- Falls, N. Y. Her sisters, Mrs. ander Lane returned from a Warren Sweet and Mr*. Fred llolleran, returned to DcDary with her, and also Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dudley, of Hud­ son Falls, N. Y., accompanied ’S A them. BECA U SE IT W O M A N ’S W O R L D Mr. and Mr*. G o r g e W ar­ F a s h io n p r o v id e s ren llchn-na of Volusia Dr. are celebrating (bt-ir 60lh wedding anniversary. e x c ite m e n t... fr o m Friends of Mr* William Lakeman will be sorry to hear that she received injuries in a fall and is at Semlnule Me­ morial Hospital. p e lp n o lrs to p a r ty c lo th e * ! S e e o u r e x h lla r a f in u h o lf-slx e a n d t c o n i r i i ’s p a f ( e r n i , . . r h o o i e , fa s/ilo n fab rics? M cCall's 7017 Milady's Shoppe OF FINE FABRICS SANFOIU) Mr. and Mr*. Ieon Magee of Madera lload and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freidlr of E» trclla Drive are entertaining Mr. and Mrs George It. Mu gee of Garden City, Ixing Is­ land, N V . while they are Writing in Dellary. '< fro m owr rn rh a n fln g 106 8. PARK Fashions And Hats Highlight DeBary Garden Club Meet PH. 323-0313 Miss Cornelia Shaw and sis­ ter, Nellie Shaw, of Marta lload, bad as their guest. Mr*. Chauneey Webster of Clinton Corners, N. Y. Public Invited To Hear Dr. Perez At Nurses Meet Florida Nurses, District No. 37, will convene Mondsy, March 15, at 8 p.m. at the Health Center for the regular meeting. Following the short business session. Dr. Luis Perez will address the group on Commu­ nism, with the general public cordially invited at 8:30 for his address. All members are asked to attend the Important meeting, followed by the outstanding program. Ixora Garden Club Will Meet Friday The March meeting of the Ixora Garden Club will be held March 12 at the home ol Mrs John M. Morgan. Mrs Fred Ganas will pro sent tlie schedule for Uic Ixora Cluli's flower show which will be held later in Ihe spring . All members are urged to be present for this most im portanl meeting. Party Celebrates Birthday MISS MARCIA Lipplncott, (laughter of Mr. and Mra. R. W. Llpplncott, ia a neninr nt Seminole Ilitrh School and a recent recipient of a general acholarahip for the prepara­ tion of tcachera. The award wan made on a c o m petitive examina­ tion basis and compli­ ance with other re<|tiircmonta. Miss Llpplncott has been ac­ cepted a t Florida State University for for the 19G5-G6 term. Klmbra L e a O'JCrinskey, daughter of Chief and Mrs. Paul O'Krinikey, of 609 Mi­ mosa Terrace, waa honor guest of a birthday party March 7 In celebration of ber sixth birthday. The guests were delighted with an afternoon of games, prizes, favors and appetizing refreshment!. Attending the celebration with tha parents and honoree were Mrs. Ruby Jordan, kin­ dergarten t e a c h e r ; Mike, Mark and Tim O'Krlnskey, the honoree'a brothers, and Kim Palmer, Mika B irr , Jeff Jernlgan, Kathy Koscbwltz, Debbie Hines, Anna Dalton, Mark Salyers, Karl Palmer and Eddie Bussard. Also Nancy Salyers, Gale Palm er, Shawna Frey, Venicla Barr, Jim Lyon*, Debbie and Nancy Fredericks. Sher­ yl, Sammy, Melanie and Betty Griffith, Sonja and Linds Guthrie, Jackie, M itt and Johnny Alexander. G a r y , Vera and Ben Bobson and Lori and Shirley Kaamuaaen. Extending congratulations but unable to attend the gals fete were the O'Krlnskey ne­ phews, Courtlsnd E. Ander­ son, managing editor ot St. Petersburg Times, and Glenn Anthony, Governor'! ataff, At­ lanta, Ga. KIMBRA O’KRINSKEY EN TERPRISE PERSONALS By Mra, Ritchie Harris Miss Csrol Lynn Perkins of Detroit, Mich., was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alberta War­ ner, for several day* with plans to stay s couple or so m o n t h s . Her grandfather, Percy Brown, formrrly of St Claire, Mich., and Lake Wales died suddenly. Carol's father, William Pcrklna, who is a brother of Alberta, came an appendectomy Saturday night at the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital in Sanford. Her daughter, Mrs, Jerry (Ann) Ix>ve, and her daughter of Charleston, S. C., arrived Tuesday for a visit with her Ear! Jessup, Charles Mil- parent*. chell and Red Drake of MeKcnzie, 111., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard WUborn and family, down and picked up Lynn to take her back home. Alberta had only a few houri with her brother whom she had not seen for seven years. March Is the month for the annual Red C ron drive, lo plan now and be prepared when your collector comes calling for your donation to was a biography of General this worthy cause. Sanford presented by Guy Joe Margin left Monday morning to return to his home In Byhalla, Min. Page 6—March 11, 1963 for those who PER SPIR E HEAVILY A new a n tl-p sra p lrant th a t really works! Solve* underarm prob­ lems for many who fuel despaired of effective help. M I T C H U M A N TI-PE R S PIH A N T keep, underarm! absolutely d ry lor thousands of grateful user*. Positive action coupled w ith complete gentleness to normal skin and clothing is mad* pos­ sible by new type of fomiul* devised by a young genius ia pharmacy and produced by • trustworthy 60-year-cld labors, tory. 90-day supply. $3.00 plua tax. At leading drug and toi­ le try co unter*. G entle fluid formula with patented nylon ap­ plicator. R em em ber—It stops e x c e s siv e p e r s p i r a t i o n —for many user* keep* underarm* absolutely dry. Hew—Alio Cream formula! Some price—some poiilire action, Touchlon's PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., MARCH 14th. Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. Hamilton of New Smyrna Beach were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Hamilton are moving to-St. Louis where rn o ho will be employed. u Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L X Dunn spent Sunday with their Q daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Ogden, in Jacksonville. Mrs. S. B. Ray underwent GUY STRICKLAND To bring out the pattern of a textured knit — lace, popcorn, needlepoint, ottoman, honeycomb — tap it with a sponge or folded washcloth during drying,- home econo­ mists suggest. Mrs. G Whltford who was ell route to Waller Heed Hos­ pital in Washington, D. C., w is forced by plane trouble to stop at Montgomery, Ala Mrs. Whltford expects to continue on to Washington any WmlS DRUG SPECIALS! Biography To Jaycee Wives Stricklsnd, Cdr. U S N., ret . presently head of the Social Studies Department of South Seminole Junior High School. Mr. Strickland's resume of General Sanford, one of the founders of Sanford, was moil educational and constructive in the Interesting review of the famed pioneer. M e m b e r s attending the meeting were the Mmes Linda McKee, Mary Jean Ber­ rien, llette Skates, Ethel Thomas, Paulette White, Jo Ann Howe and Marilyn Morri­ son. Wurfm-fl W EEK-END Guy R. Strickland Reviews Mr*. Dave Berrien was hos­ tess recently at her Magnolia Avenue home to the regular meeting of the JayCec Wives Club with the president, Lin­ da 31cKce, presiding over the business session. Welcomed to the club as prospective members w e r e Mrs. Frances Itowdcn. Mrs, Ann Moore arul Mrs. Maggie Hawthorne. Tho metropolitan telephone system was discussed at great length with the members giv­ en a detailed report of the alms and benefit* derived from the toll free service. The members voted unanimously to a p p r o v e the proposal, which they feel will promote constructive relations with the area expansions. Tlie president invited all JajCce members and their wives to her home for a steak party, Saturday, March 20, at 7.30 p in. Game night is scheduled for the next meeting which is designed for the new mein lien to belter acquaint them­ selves with the present m em ­ bers. The hostess gift, a luxurious box of perfumed soap, was awarded Belle Skates. Highlighting t h e meeting Ufa ST. SANITARY NAPKINS H O 5 LBS. a 33c x EPSOM SALTS . . n H d PEPTO-BISMOL . X s BAN DEODORANT . REG. 98e SIZE o 59c < a o H DAY X MARCH 1 7 th . u u o H 69c % SIMILAC LIQUID . 2k o HOME PERMANENT $1.00 » (LIMIT 12) REG. 11.19 SIZE SELECT YOUR CARDS AND GIFTS FROM OUR LARGE STOCKS! BUFFERIN . . . . reg. . 89c 69c r t i i L i . i r a MILK OF MAGNESIA 49c too TABLETS REG. *7.89 Flemings THERAGRAM-M . . $4.89 GifU • Cards • Hooka 210 E. First St. REG. 13.49 VALUE VI-PENTA ZESTABS day. (100 TABLET8 WITH 30 FREE) $2.69 LISTED BELOW ARE OUR PETITE MISS JAN DOTTKN, tlmiiihter of Mr. and Mra. Jure Dot ton Sr. of Mirror Luke Drive in Rear I.nke was honor Koeat of a party on March 1 in celebration of her nixth birthday. Colorful. balloons, party pretty favor*, hats, iniiska and delicious refreshments created a fes­ tive atmosphere for the party guests. Pictured with Jan are her brothers, Jere Jr. nt the left nnd Gnry. lo w i 3 J PUT THE BOUNCE BACK INTO HIS STEP Hush Puppies' braathia' brushed pifvXia by Woherie# j-H| everyd ay! PRICES- I ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS H IN SU LIN ° £ l’-B0..........................-...... 1.99 g x u-*o........... ......-. ................ - | | M AALOX 99 ' LIQ U ID Miss . Wonderful 4 tha lustra shot with tha luxurious look. Stap out la your own aura of glamour . . . Ignite tha special excitement of aacond ‘glance* wherever you go . . . . *12.98 BANFORD / i. B. E. PURCELL CO. ORLANDO £. 3 MISS CLAIROL....................... 89c H MYLANTA LIQUID .......... 1.49 “ T h e Prescription Our Primary Concern" T0 U C H T0 N REX ALL DRUGS Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "Ernie" Mills ch& ttilO eaK x 12 OZ--------------------------------------------- 8 9 ' e something to glow about . . . Hel love (heir carefree, breezy look*, their light as air tssualnesa (they weigh only 12 ounce* sachj, and tha way they shrugoff dirt andwater. So easy to ktep clean, too. A simple brushing does it Come* with springy crept sofc, tied shank support Sizes and widths to fit everybody. 2! REG. *1.00 SIZE £ P A T R IC K S fe, 40 COUNT Cor. let ft Magnolia Phone 322-2482 �I D •. Love Neighbor Theme Of DeBary Flower Show » # ® g By Mrt. John Leone The DeBary Garden Club annual Spring Flower Show will be held April ?-« at the Community Center, with the theme being, "Love Thy Neighbor." Various chairmen are the following: Mri. C. V. Wood­ ard, general chairman: Mrs. Angel Diaz, staging and artlstic design; Mrs. J. J. Bischoff, manager and secre­ tary; Mrs. H. E. Batson, judges; Mrs. G. Keislnich, publicity; Mrs. J. A. Lau, commercial d i s p l a y ; Mrs. Marjorie Lambert. Mr*. J. V. Richard and Mr*. W. C. Naegel, horticulture; Mr*. J. 11. Chambers, schedule; Mr*. A. L. Arrington, properties; Mr*. L. P. Reed, hospitality; Mrs. A. L. Lincoln, educa­ tional; Mrs. W. Ferguson, pa­ trons; Mrs. M. Van Brackle, finance, and Miss Elsie John­ ston, books. It is not necessary to be a Garden Club member to ente r the show. Entries must be registered In advance with Mrs. J. J. Blschoff not later than April 1. 3br S £ in fn rb ’ Mr. Magic Delights Chris Gardner's Birthday Guests A festival of fun combined] and confusion transformed Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gard ] as their young lord and mas- birthday, Saturday, March 5. Clusters of colorful ballooni with mirth mystery, illusion! the Valencia Drive home o f j n e r into a birthday bonanza I ter, Chris, celebrated his tilth gaily- festooned the party are* while the young guests engag­ ed in hilarious havoc with the lilts and horns they received as favors. As the many gifts were opened they were all “ checked out" for durability. Complementing the beauti­ ful birthday cake, bearing five glowing candles, was ice cream, punch and pretty party confections. Highlighting the gala event was the unexpected appear­ ance of Mr. Magic himself (Harry Wise of Sanford). Mr. Magic, who is a local TV and stage entertainer, east a m a ­ gic spell over his young aud­ ience with the affable air of Mandrake the Magician. The guests were spellbound as the clever Mr. Magic per­ formed invincible illusions be­ fore their very eyes in an enchanting, exciting manner. The entrancing enlertainmrnt was Iranqiiiliztng and hypno­ tizing as the audience relish­ ed the remarkable foata of MR. MAGIC, left, cclebrntctl entertainer, and Christopher Gardner, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter J. Gardner, perform feats of magic for other diam sim aksAA CREAM OF CORN SOUP 1 cup corn 2 cups milk, scalded 3 tbsps. melted butter aalt and pepprr 1 cup boiling water 3 tbsps. flour H tsp. minred onion 1 tbsp. chopped Celery leaves Brown onion and celery leaves in butter. Add flour. Mix until smooth. Add milk slowly, stirring constantly water. Cook over hot water until thick and smooth. Add corn. Season to taste Heat thoroughly. If desired, celerysalt to .tas te may bo subsll luted for chopped celery leav­ es Serves 6. • • • CHICKEN CORN-MEAL SOUP 6 cups chicken broth ’» rup diced onion 1 cup dired potatoes 1 cup chopped chicken U cup corn meal salt and pepper Heat broth to boiling. Add vegetables. Cover Simmer until vegetables are tender. Sift In corn-meal slowly, stir­ ring conatantly. Add chicken Season to taate. Cover. Sim­ m er 10 mlnutei. Serves 10. CHIU CON CARNE 1 lb. hamburger Vi cup ground auet cupa cooked kidney beans 2 cupa cooked totnaloe* 1 cup water young guests at n birthday bonanza March 5, cclebruting Christopher's fifth birthday, Q ohM A By Mr*. II. L. Johnson My, oh. my this kind of weather sur? Is soup weather, isn’t it? Soup in cans, packag­ ed soup or even frozen all taste good. Two or more can­ ned varieties of soup combin­ ed into one givea a delicious flavor. For example; cream of mushroom and tomato; black bean and tomato; toma­ to and clam chowder; cream of celery and vegetable; to­ mato and onion and tomato and green pea. Of course, there are many more. Let s rlso try some homemade kind too. CARROT SOUP 6 carrots 3 medium potatoes, sliced 1 medium onion, sliced 3 <1Is. water 4 slices bacon 2 tbip*. butter fi crackers, rolled salt and pepper Combine vegetables and wa ter Cover. Cook until tender Add haron which has been fried until crisp and chopped. Adil butler. Season to taste Add cracker crumbs. Simmer 10 minutes Serves 8 • • • March 11. 1965—Page 7 $ rra l& beans, garlic, water and to­ matoes. Season to taste. Sim­ mer until the flavors are well blended. Serves 8. • • • South Seminole Garden Clubbers Meet Monday e u f FIRST OUAUTV m js* ncwcio rear $7.93 8ILVKRPLATB BY — INTERNATIONAL KADKR JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. DARK WI N E hirrh-shine lentlier slip-on that looks Glossy Good with every outfit. Hnndsewn front assures thnt wonderful 1I0ST0N1AN feel. AMERICAN RED CROSS STAFFER Mm . lva Kunavrl i» preacnliul U.Vvenr horviie certifi­ cate liv Regional Manager .lames It, Hickey ilurinj; retirement ceremonies at Soullicunlern Area heaili|Uarters of the orr'am/atuni. Mm. Knnuvel hns lieen ARC fielil ilirector at C S. Air Fori e Hospital, Orlando, the past u r n . She has head­ ed staffs at various iiiilitnrv hospitals in the southeast in recent years, and also served in hospitals in the I'ananin C an al /one. As a ietiree she will join the Red < loss reserve corps of case workers for assiyiimeiit to major dis­ aster relief operations. Mr- Raiinvel lives at 121 Fine Forest Drive, Sanford. Altamonte Personals lly Julia llarlii* Mrs Howard Willoughby and Mr. and Mis. Walter W Mts. Jot* Simuurk. Hauser of Dolores Drive, Dol Mr and Mrs Howard WagBay Manor, w e r e rreeni weekend guests of Mrs Mar ncr of Mavwood. N J , were June E. Boggs of tho Florida rcrrnl huuarguests of Mr. and School (or Ihe Deaf in St Mr> W'. Russell Seeberger, of Augustine. A group of ladies In the Altamonte Springs area, who meets once a month and plays 300 will hold It* annual gl-t to gethrr w i t h a dinner al Crelghton'i in Winter Talk Mall. The members are Mrs Guy N u b s , Mrs. Thomas Householder. Mrs. A. Bon tempo, Mrs Klton Klmg, Mrs Jay Neff, Mrs. Robert Burk hart, Mrs William McGinnis. Mrs W i l l i a m Armstrong. SELECTION OF HALF- SIZES AND PETITES— • • • JUST RECEIVED FOR SPRING AND SUMMER girls' mix-match slacks and tops ANNIVERSARY PRICED OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Rhone 322-1535 115 .Muitnulia Are. each Slick stripes, perky prints, sm art solids topping off tapered slacks! They’re cotton double knit— and so ensy-cure! They wash nnd drip dry in a flash—need almost no Ironing! Rlue, pink, or aqua in sizes 6 to 14. Hurry, hurry, hurry I l ^ n n e u i 6 3 rd Anniversary Special ALWAYS FIRST Knitting Nook - — BY — • • • • Eva Bess BEAUTY SHOP Only • Senior Beauticians Comer Oak A Coaaaerrial Phon. 322-3914 Spinnerin Yarn KORELL GLENDALE GRACE TAYLOR WESTOVER Hoyle Knitting Needles Accessories Instruction Hooks V /louty £ a M w l& The Only Couplet* Knitting Department In Sanford “Featuring Fashions Juat For You” 200 N. PARK AVE. 5 1 ” , 6 3 ” long Dawn Orion Sayle Make Your New Hair Style SUy With A Casual Permanent That HoldiL. i iiuuA V Q SEE OUR WONDERFUL WILTED LETTUCE 4 cups shredded lettuce 6 slices bacon, diced t* cup water aalt 1 clova garlic or 1 amall onion, minced U HP- E«rllc aalt ■4 cup vinegar U cup chopped onion 4 tbsps. sugar chili powder pepper •*>t ... Brown baron In frying pan. Brown meat In auat. Add onion. Cook until brown. Add Remove bacon. Combine with / V 1i le n n Bostonian Shoes lettuce and onion. Combine vinegar, water and bacon fat. Heal to boiling. Add season­ ings and sugar. Combine with lettuce mixture. Serve at once. Serves 6 TOMATO BEAN SOUP • • • 2 cups Navy beans CHOCOLATE FRUIT salt PUDDING 2 Aups rooked tomatoes 3 squarei chocolate % lb. dired harun or salt pork 2 cups milk Wash beans Cover with l<i tbsp. gelatin cold water Add bacon nr salt 's cup cold water pork. Cover Ileal to boiling lv cup chopped dates Simmer until tender, but not I tap. vanilla flavoring mushy, adding waler as need­ 1 cup sugar ed Season to taste Add to niators. Simmer 30 minutes tap salt lv cup seedless raisins Serve hot. Serves fi • • • ' , rup chopped nuts Combine chocolate and milk, Some time ago 1 had a re quest fur a Lamb Salad 1 llrst in double holler until had never heard of it but have ; chocolate Is melted Beat un­ kept on looking for It and 1 lit hlrndrd Soften gelatin In finally found one. Hope tins water. Add sugar and salt. Mix well. Add to chocolate it the one, mixture Stir until grlutin is I.AMB SALAD thoroughly ills solved Chill un­ 2 rup, diced cooked lamb til slightly thickened Add I rup dired rrlrry 3 hard cooked eggs, chopped fruits, nuts and flavoring Stir until wel l blended Pour Into mayonnaise dressing ’• cup diced cucumber jutklei molds Chill until firm Unl l* Dps. lemon Juice or vine­ mold Garnish with sweetened I whipped riea m Serves 6 gar sail and pepper I rup shredded ratihage Combine lamli. celery, rah hage. pickles and lemon juice. .Moisten w i t h mayonnaise Season to taste Mix lightly with two forks. Serve on crisp lettuce Garnish with slices ol hard cooked eggs It desired, Itv Jane Casselberry beef, pork, mutton may be The South Seminole Garden substituted for lamb. One- Chili will meet Monday at 1 30 half rup aspargus tips or P m at the Casselberry Worn shredded carrots may be add­ an's Club tu finalize plana for ed to give variety in flavor. Hh- Spring Flower Show • • • srhedulrd for Saturday, April PEACH BUTTERSCOTCH to TARTS Mrs O. W. Holmes is gen 12 canned peach halves eral chairman of the show *4 cup corn syrup which will hr held at the Cas sclberry- Woman's Club. 3 tbsps flour \ cup brown sugar A film on flower arrange8 tbsps melted butter nienls will hr presented at 2 tsp*. lemon julea Monday's meeting. salt Hostesses will be Mrs Glean Humes, chairman, Mrs tsp mace Combine butter and Hour. Tom Hurston. Mr* Edward Add syrup, sugar, mare, lem­ Nagle, Mrs Russell Corwin, on juice and a few grains of Mr*. Clark McCoy and Mrs sill Cook, atirrlng conatantly, D. O. Pringle until thick. Place pearlies, hollow side up. in muffin tins lined with unhakrd p a s try .. Cover with the sauce Cover with atrip* of pastry. Bake in tot oven (430 degrees) for 13 minutes. Lower heat to 400 and bike 13 minutes longer. Serves 12. Driving tacks or small nails into hard to reach places is easier if they arc pushed through a piece of paper. Then you Just hold the paper lo keep the null in place. magic performed by the m ag­ netic Mr. Magic, Enjoying tha festive birth­ day celebration were Tom and Peter Richard*, Martha Jo and Chuckle Hardwick, Ken and Mark Cahill, Beth Wornhie. Torrt Riley, Tony and Danny E d w a r d s , Brian Rhodes, Tim Curry, Troy and Marian Ray and the honor guest’s alster, Sherry Gard­ ner. Assisting at the party ware Mr*. C. N. Gardner, the honoree’a paternal grandmother, of Lake Mary, and Mr*. Don (Jan) Cahill. PH. 322-2383 OPEN WEI). AFTERNOON DOWNTOWN SANFORD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! our lowest price ever on fiber glass short drapes Z' v r Textured Glowing Colors • Full Draping Hand Wash and Hang • Never Iron Easy Care Beautiful textured (kwing fiber glass draperies with pinch pleated tops . . . a full •»* wide a r r o n the bottom fur lovely draping. And, you know the easy-cera wonder of fiber glass—Just hand we»h and bang to dry. A stunning value to scoop op faatl * whlto • beige • gold • turquolsy • ~ r ‘~ ~ ' . .i — �4 *s 0&cut CUbby• * S E A R ABBYt Our prob­ lem !■ tb li: Our teenaga eon h u neen receiving filthy literature in the meil. We were eery murh disturbed about thle end talked to him about i t lie »«y» he hea no idea who ia aendinf it to him. And we believe him. Thla fa the flrat time thla Junk haa ever been in our home and we don't want It- Can you tell u i how to keep thla stuff out of our mailbox T NO NAME DEAR NO: Take It to your local postmaster. Be aure you have the original envelope In which the ' l i t ­ erature'' waa mailed. The postmark la an important clue. • e e DEAR ABBV: 1 hope you can help me with a prob­ lem which ia rather unuaual. X waa born without th a t part of an arm juat below the elbow. Having been born that way, I find It awkward to explain to people why I hove only one arm. Try aa I do, It alwaya enda up with the aame queation, ''but w h y !" My little nephew ia now at the Stage where ho aaka a lot of i|ucationa, and he la ao perplexed about thla. Be­ lieve it or not, I havo had many hurt a from playmatea whoae mothers used me as an “example" to make their children behave. Mothers will tell their children that IM.ANT WATER OAKS NOW FOR SUMMER SHADE! Grnpcvllle Ntirnery 2221 Orapetllle Ave. 322-OHHfi “Hcolls Dealer" By Abigail Van Buren I have only one arm be­ cause I was a bad boy and God "punished" me like that—and if they are not good, it could happen to them. There must he others who have a similar prob­ lem, and I shall'be watch­ ing your column for some kind of answer that will satisfy the curious small fry. WAITING DEAR WAITING: Ex­ plain that from the mys­ teries of human reproduc­ tion, unexplainable things happen now and then, and that your incomplete arm Is one of them; that you do not feel handicapped and have learned to live with the loss. • • * DEAR ABBY: One day last week a very good friend of ours invited my husband and me to join her and her husband for a drive to a nearby resort to spend the day and have dinner In the evening. We ncrcpted. I jitr r she culled hack and said they owed another couple a dinner and ask­ ed what 1 thought about asking them to join usT It so happens that I do not like the other couple. Being around them leaves me low in spirits, so I told her that I didn't think much of the idea. Well, she didn't invite them. Now my husband is ashamed of me. lie said I should have agreed to let the other couple join us and suffered through the day and eve­ ning. If ho ia right, tell me Why. PERPLEXED DEAR PERPLEXED: I think your husband Is wrong. Since you were ASKED by your hostess whether you wanted the other couple to Join you, there waa no reaeon for you to hava been hyprocritical. • • • C O N FID E N T IA L T O "ANONYMOUS" IN BOS­ TON. MASS.: One who gives anonymously Is doubly Messed. May God bless you for wanting to help “some unwed mother.” * • • • ProblemsT Writ* to ABBY, Box 60700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • » • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 60700, Lna Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." Inlanders Drop League Lead The fast-charging Cut 'N Curl foursome of the Jet Kowler-ettes Women's Bowl­ ing League has now replaced (he Inland Materials team for the league lead. V ■ The Cut 'N Curl Iasiles now hold a five game lead over the Inland "Cementeri" and are only six games over third place Warner Realty. Bernice Smith collected lea­ gue honora with her 184 high single to finish the setion with a 536 scratch series. However, Alice Murphy's 210 was good enough to win the week's title for her In the singles depart­ ment and series nod dropping to Bernice Smith. Additional high scores turned ia were those of Parkis Owens 179/487; Joan Everly 188/465; Medi Wiltshire 185/ 488; Alice Sexton had a 165 and Martha Billings shot a 180. It was not too difficult a morning (or toppling the 5-7 split as three of the Bowlercites converted same — Alice Sexton, Mary Sternum and Nancy Salyers. The 4 5-7 dropped twice for (Jinny Chadwick; Die 2 5 8 for Lou Meeks; (8-7-10 m»de by Eva Itiati; 5 6 10 converted by June Spolski; Ilarkis Owens 6 7 and the 4 5 fur Elaine Koslival. Alice Murphy rolled two turkejs with Bernice Smith and Martha Billings each col­ lecting one. Mcda Wiltshire tied four strikes together for the longest string within lea gue play for that morning's action. GIIIBBKH A GRF.KTF.lt NEW YORK tU l'U — A former professional football slur has deserted the grid­ iron to become a restaurant manager, lie is Bill lllnrk, defensive halfback for the Detroit Lions, who bus been named resident manager of the island House, a new din­ ing spul in Freeport, Grand Buliuma Islands. FRUSTRATED PITTSBURGH (U I'II—Al­ though the Pittsburgh Steelera have played continuously in the National Football Lea­ gue since 1933, when the cir­ cuit started its championship KHine. they hava yst to win a division title. Ufjf BanforH Page 8—March 11, 1955 k rril) Jacoby Here Is another bridge dis­ cussion by the Jacobyi. F a ­ ther starta off: O. J .: "South won the club lead with his ace and played three rounds of trumps to wind up in dummy. Then he led dummy’s three of spades and played th e ^ k in g after East followed with the deuce. West took hti ace and played a aecond club. South won In dummy, entered hl» hand with a second spade and played out his last two trumps. Two diamonds w e r e discarded from dummy while West, who had let a diamond go on the third trump lead, had to jet­ tison his last two diamonds. "Then South led a diamond to dummy'J ace and West was forced to unguard his ten of spades to retain his club stop­ per and South romped off with the alam. Do you think that On(Bhidys NORTH Alll VQ107 ♦ A B3 + K Q 65 tVt. ST BAST (BA 1 0 1 8 * 7 3 V I] V943 4 Q I 2 ♦ K J 10 8 9 + J U 98 V A KJI5 ♦ 74 ♦ A3 North and South vulnerable Booth Wrat North Pan 3 * Pass I Y I 'm 34 Pi n 3* rasa 3N.T, Fas* 4 Y Pass Pass PM «Y Opening lead—+ J West should have been smart enough to foresee the aqubcie and break it up by duckln* two rounds of spades?" J . J.; "Yes, I do! It is much harder to make such fine plays at the table but West 10-11 p.m. CBS. The De­ fenders. “Nobody Asks What Hide You're On." A liberal woman reporter kills a Negro fugitive in self-defense but just ss ehe appears to be win­ ning her case, she publicly asks herself if her actions were guided by prejudice. The case is manslaughter, but the black and while eltuation is grayed beyond recognition as Preston has to cope with several versions of the same story. Lee Grant ie effective as the reporter and Ossie Davis is a Negro assistant D.A., further complicating the situation. Strong drama. 7:30-8:30 p.m. NIIC. Daniel Boone. "The Reunion." John Mclntire. who ramrods ABC'e “ Wagon Train" series, wan­ ders out of his series and out of his element, lie plays Re­ becca Hoone'a father, a fron­ tier traveling salesman. We doubt if Richard Rodgers will cast him In the next revival of "Oklahoma." 8-9 p.m. CBS. Perry Mason. "The Case Of The Snd Si­ cilian." In addition to the old bromide “ Beware of Greeks hearing gifts," you might add "beware of Italians hearing vendettas." T hat’s what's involved In tonight's ease. Loads of Italian family intrigue ami murder, with money at the bottom of everything. Margo guests as the victim's mistress with a king ailed axe to grind. 8:30-9:30 pm . NBC. Dr, Kildare la a helpless by­ stander during u frustrating drama between a brilliant, but unattractive, woman and u simple man, pel haps too simple to accept a physical problem philosophically. Hav­ ing found a responsive man, she is fared with cancer su r­ gery which she fears will re­ pel him. Hope rentes in the form of a third party. Colleen Drwhurst gives a power­ ful performance aa the hap­ less woman, with Tom nnstcy as her panicky husband. 8:30-9 p.m. ABC. My Three Sons. "Fountain Of Youth." Uncle Charley's predicament is summed up by Mike's comment that "you can lead some people to the fountain of youth, but you can't make them drink." Charlie OUR PRIMARY CONCERN ...THI PRESCRIPTION ACCURACY P U R IT Y * IN T H O ItIT V meets an old vaudeville p art­ Chance.” (Color) Barry Sulli­ ner who tries to rejuvenate van and Glenn Corbett star him with Hollywood exer­ as two soldiers of contrasting cises, mud baths and diet, character,' one war-torn and but carrot puree instead of rake ia the last straw. Glcria disillusioned, the other a Swanson plays the old pal baby-faced idealist with sur­ and she gives the show a good prising ruggedness. They're though uncharacteristic spot in a dungeon, waiting to be of drama in her touching ac­ abet at sunrise when they are count of the feeling* of an offered n ray of hope by a Folish girl friend of a Nazi aging actreaa. 9- 9:30 p.m. ABC. Bewitch­officer. What happens to her ed. "Which Witch Is Which?" and how is n break in the Oh, th a t Endora is a wild pattern of this shopworn plot, 10-11 p.m. ABC. Jimmy one. She turns herself into a lovely duplicate of Saman­ Dean Show. I’lenty of hightha creating havre and a class entertainment in this hilarious situation. She adores one. That fine country singall the attention she geta er Judy Lynn does acme of from young men and encour­ her c o u n t r y specialities, ages It, not realizing that "Howdy, Neighbor, Howdy," Samantha will be blamed for "Orange Blossom Special," such sexy deviltry. Good “She's Just An Antique In neighbor Gladys catches En- My Closet," “ Durham Heel," dnra in several compromising "Cotton Field*’* and join* situations and Darrin has Jimmy in "Baby Elephant his problems. But the unhap- Walk." Jimmy solo* to " I t ’s piest cne of all is the young My Lazy Day," "Softly And man who falls for the latest Tenderly," "Pass Me By," of the red hot mamas. and joins Tocts Thielmans 10- 11 p.m. NBC. Suspenseon "Swanre llivor" and Jerry Theatre. "The Last Clear Vale o n - "Two Of A Kind." Television Tonight THURSDAY P. 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IS 00 (S) S a y W h e n I l t Iwoea o f U f a Donna It r e d i Kj N«w *•— Wm * ( 2 ) T t u t h o r C»*n»ei| lien I r<* f i t Nr ,irt2t» F o r T i i m o r - * I t ( ! ) II un t1«r . Mr In k |ry II f t WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT had heard the bidding and ahould have noted that South had bid spades after opening with a five card heart suit. Hence, South would hold four spades and East two and West would have nothing to lose by holding off. "By the way, dad, do you think that East might have doubled North's three dia­ mond bid? In that case West would have opened a diamond and the squeeze could never have materialised." O. J.: "Yes! There was practically no chance that North and South actually were [finding a diamond fit and E ast certainly wanted a dia­ mond lead. What do you think of the bidding?" J.J.: "Very good. The slam would be layed down with a reasonable break in spades." DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: Wbenerver my nephew, eight, come* In our house, the first thing he wants to do is to put on one of my daughter's dresses. He is a bright boy; but his effeminate ways are a terrible worry to my bro­ ther though he never mentions them. I know that the boy is the cause of most of the trou­ ble between him and my sis­ ter-in-law. She coddles the boy, Recently he esme to a meal with his head draped in some chiffon he had found in my (laughter’s rag bag. Ills mother laughed but my bro­ ther left the house . . . ANSWER; Are you telling m e that the problem is possi­ bly homosexual trends in this child? I don't think it is. I think it Is your brother's willingness to live in secret terror of these possible trends In the child instead of hauling him off to a psychological clinic and saying, "la my aon sick? If he ia, let’a start trying to make him well." However, the boy's healthy development is not my point. His father Is. To be willing lo live in sec­ ret apprehension that a child is developing abnormally, whether the abnormality is homosexual trends, mental re- TV Time Previews d tiyh liyh JtA t M It's time to give your homo a face-lifting. The weather's right, and we have plenty of loan* available for both minor and major building jobs. Get contractors* estimates, In writing, then see us for the funds you need. Our rates are low and terms are good! *743 SOUTH (D) A K Q JI (x) g JJw (jJonum: By Oswald Jacoby I? 41 i: j( (9) CjIhiT Know* 11r #( I 6 <4i)M Itig t -lg hi ( 2) NR.* N . w * l l r r v . r t i ,»ju I I / S* * » U rii‘ i r r CdlUu'lul I d i i l - 1 1 ilk i '*!• Tr Mrt*■*w. » Ur Hi* t i t i )•'•*> mi* 1 Su i 2 i left* M *V•* \ I »e.t 1 1:10 »fi 4 «i • 21 •: I I ki I'll SWING INTO SPRING I Hair! The wuril for hair this spring is "Swing," and the Official Hair Fashion Com­ mittee of the National Hair­ dressers and Cosmetologist* Association has spoken! The new idea is that your Imir should be soft and "free," so that it swings—hut for the mature women I sny wutoh that "Swing.” Don't "swing" too high! They say that the new styles in hair make sense. Aside from being wonderfully feminine, they are easy to wear. The secret of the new hair styles is a perfect cut. (iet that from your hairdres­ ser and you can take it from there. The Association calls the new cut the "Breeze Cut,” and tliis will give the hair a i ontrolled swing movement. It I* time for something en­ tirely new in hair styles and 1 think they lin e got it! For daytime the new hair­ styles feature soft curves on smooth and airy eoiffures 210 H. PARK AVE. which are simple and casual. Evening calls for more d r a ­ matic styles and the hair is imbed into waves ami curls, • TICKETS NOW AT HOX OFFICE OR 11Y MAIL he postiche is used frequent­ ly and is placed at tile crown of the head. This bit 6 4 of false hair is very attrac­ ov are*!7t ec ftono tive, ami you do look very IN FIELDS PLQZP-W/H1ER P A R K smart. I like my after-forty ladles to have interesting hmr styles and some false —FIRST (IF THE LI M lil o l 'S NEW T H IN THEATRES!— hau comes into the picture. Look into tins. Youi huirdieSM-r can aid you in select­ ing the right Imir and show P A R K T K e S fa Introducing The Park EAST O PEN IN G FRI. EVE., APR. 7th A* T h e W o r l d T u r n s Ni W8liiii Ml' M a e Repnf | M o m en t of F e a r |*« • nr | K U m e In T h e W i n d NO.MINATKI* FOR I- .U ADKMY AUAIIIIS! I...... Tlsti m o s t l o v e rl y motion plcioro o v o n l o f nllt |M %M l.tnklfdter ' 9 I May In <*n ur t t r,c 19» VHi* N> ww 1 00 42) i n 1 to I 9C 4 n 4 30 1:00 1 : 10 you how it should be worn. The new hair styles are, the authorities sny, "very ladylike,” a new word in fashion and I am glad to bear iL The* hair styles seem to have dash, rather than just prettiness. The word you wilt bear from hairdressers this season is "ruffine," so be prepared. This term is ap­ plied to the coiffures with "dash." Also the word is used in current couture circles, and there is close harmony this season between clothes mid hair fashions. They comple­ ment one another. To have the right look for your hair, you must have a professional permanent wave. Have a new hair style and look "diffarent" and, yes, youthified! Gray huir, if you tike It, looks lovely in the new styles hut if you do not wish to he "Silverette" (my rnpyrightI name for you) then have soft and flattering coloring job. Get that new makeup to go with the new huir color though. Tomorrow — "Deur Kdyth Thornton Me Laud." Urdatlon or any othor devia­ tion tells us that wa have a problem—a problem of arro­ gance. .We are victima of the proud belief that we are r e ­ sponsible for (be abnormality. Secretly, we believe we held Ihc power lo alter the circum­ stances which produced it— and failed lo alter them. This is not only an arrogant belief but an unrealistic one. The circumstances which produce abnormalities in chil­ dren arc uncontrollable and beyond our power to alter. If we married a woman who, chooses to feminize our son, lhe forces which attracted us to such a woman were un­ known to us; and we cannot bo held responsible for their results. But we are responsi- ■ blc for refusing to be punish­ ed for those results. %! Wc are responsible for get­ ting up on our hind feet and saying to the woman who finds our son's effeminacy amusing. “This Is not funny to me. 1 am through suffering over it. And I am taking my son to a clinic so that he can be turned back into the boy he is." I don’t know whether you can get your anguish-loving brother to do something about his pain. But 1 can tell you one thing. Nothing better could happen to his son than to see his father claim his rights as a man and a father as nothing worse could hap­ pen lo him thpn to see that father continue to co-operata with his destructive mother. A mi l h e r W o r l d i C . T o Te l l T h e T r u t h ( 9 ) Ui' ficr I H o s p i t a l t o New* F I w a r <1a Yu Don't Bay (Ci K d g * nf N i g h t (9) T h e Y o u n g M a r r i e d * ( 3i M a t c h Oa r n * 40 T h e S e c r e t B t o r m ( 9) T r a l l m a a t e r 43) N R C RM*»r t 13) Heat o f U f t ' U i h u ( d Curie Watt f l i Well* F a r g o f l l Refer INHamua i d Sralmnt ( £ ) l. ea%e (1 T o R e a v e r f t ) Ne w*. W e a t h e r , ' Hp o r t a f t ) Newieojif n w ra rsw n u a r it 11VY M it t * m d y L OPENING M T U A SUN. NITK AI'IUL II SOLD OUT BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN IN J. M. FIELDS STORE FO LLO W TH E SEA R C H LIG H T TO NOW thru SAT. ACTION - PACK ED »ADVENTURE OF ANt I ENT ROM E! o v u 2 f u n c i RIDE-IN THE ATP T ' l t l l * T h r u Pulurrfny A l> 91. 91. mi A 4 A It Lt ) At ) TilH) O n l y MJ %11.114)1 «r . HOI h M ligena U h u t — fcl.t | « SANFORD PLAZA HWY. 17-92 SOUTH » RIDES • SHOWS • FUN T O N IT E - FRID AY - SAT. Pi i o Only ss, ‘Father Goose[0$U6 CORPN —TRowaHowaro 11 lest * I lx—i IjaNMf fsefc.no fine ta C O LO R ► JWBHim a t 1 1100 On l y - T U B L 1 Y B L Y kliT-* J a n t n l l u r r e a — 4‘«l ne STARTS SUNDAY R T rl imiiiis YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE BRING THE FAMILY ASK FOR RIDE AMUSEMENT COUPONS FROM ANY SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANT. SAVE 10c ON EACH RIDE! I �4 H o ro sco p e Fo re ca st O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E L IS T E N TO T H A T BLATHER ABO UT UM.VA*,TWE TRADEMARK! OF A l l B IG D E A L S / -A N D WV f i n a n c i a l o p e r a t i o n * i* HE'S B E E N JU S T !Bo l d n e ss / although aw A W ET MATCH ON Ie n g m c e r i n g b a c k g r o u n d THE F i n a n c i a l ALSO HELPED/ I O FTE N * K V TENTING TOUR 1ROCKETEC> THE VALUE O F \FOK NEARS.' 'WORTHLESS MINING STO CK B Y 30URNEY1NG OVERSEAS AND R E O R G A N ­ IZIN G PR OS­ P E C TIN G {£=>> M ETHO DS -< FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1965 GENERAL TENDENCIES! A dsy brimming ovr with po­ tentially fine activity that run pluce moat everyone on a much belter plun* of mental or material well-being accord­ ing to the use made of this 1 day, which can be noted in your own sign following. Think out what you want the most and apprcach'from every possible angle. Re romantic, too. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Those dwelling with you now understand your needs and you do likewise with greater clarity. You can get a new sta rt In several spheres S t a l ­ of your endeavor. Finish what ways HAS BEFORE. is -on hand first, however. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to *May BUSTER* 20) Keeping busy with ap­ pointments, shopping, etc. can certainly make you mere suc­ cessful and earn the respect of others. Partners understand your aims. They give much co-operation. GEMINI (May 21 to Junr 21) Greater abundance can come if you mentally concen­ trate upon that which is tru­ ly lucrative end within your V sphere of rspsbllity now. Hava you made improvements on property! Tlan them now, if not. M OON C H IL D R E N 6 i n f 0rft M arch 11, 1065— P a p e W rrtlS IT’S TIME SHE THCU5NT \ | rr w a s cu te TO CHILL. His hot Ai r ! think THE old B y G a lb r a it h S ID E G L A N C E S ^ MOUSE­ TRAP Play WILL WORK AGAIN t OUT OUR WAY OM.THERE A D S 3 C U R HIKft INTO TH E COUNTRY/ WEVtftTMWXV * OUT A C H A L L E N 6 B T O T H A T U U Y ME P C E S N T KNOW MOW TO FIX IT BUT MULL FIND OUT... I* IT TA X E S HIM AN HOUR. A W EEK, A MONTH CR FOREVER/ BEFORE HE OSTS , THKOOOM WITH TH AT ME LL - W BE A OUAUFIEDKADiO ^ EE Pa ir EXPERT/ W ild h o r s e s c o u l d n o t t e a r m e from A te n d er s c e n e lik e t h i s . V" •A n a r m y c o u l d n o t p r y m e lo o se F ro m s u c h ro m an tic b liss. hfes, I c o u ld fta ro fo r e n d le ss days In to y o u r e y e s so decR . But will \ou ploasa e x c u s e m e. d e a r . M y to o t h a s tj o re 3-11 • MWWkW TMUUKII ^ d sleep. m tw u y r w r s o u - y i n T I At pored TONitSHT—' CsO O U T MSI T h e S K IT C H E N A N D A M A K E A J*IG J bowl of y POPCORN? J A. oh! Tired tip !* W E L L . YO U COULD S 1 l e a v e t h e l id OFF THE PUTTER — ■* ' k f CARNIVAL By Dick Turner I NEED SOMg E X C IT E M E N T t 3 (J u n e 22 to July 21) A day and night for doing quite aa you like, but get a good sta rt and aim right for your goals. De kind in dealing with others. This builds up good will and prestige you need. YO U ARE GROWING- ] YOUR- WILL To LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Let me try t o h y p n o t iz e RESIST IS SLEEPT— SLEEPT™ J fiel busy with confidential YOU. OKAY. OADP S L C E E E E prf r — — WEAKENING-mutters that require some i y AXJ work before they esn be pul this e n r r o u * p-v J I GROWING into operation. Get the Infor­ A - ’ \S lE E E E P T 'mation from experts that you need. Do so privately and they co-operate. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Your allies will appreci­ ate you more now and assist b e * you in your aims, provided you state elearly what you desire. Going to worthwhile social sffaira is very good, too. Re charming in PM. ynitr-THE cur/a*: who i wont ee THEN I MWTAJ WLLOLirr TEAM LIRRA ( Sept, 23 to Oct. \U TOM HAYING too . rr h o n t e e a w a w w t h o j t vou , ABLE TV POM22 ) A fine day to go after I h B LOMsOTAiETCActi f|T H THE TBUA your aims with decision and ONTH ST& U ^. ANYAVaOS^ firmness since your public YANCEY... I image ctn grow. Don’t hesi­ Y H O C rM Y tate to call on important peo­ ple S tart a real uptrend in all of your affairs. SCORPIO (O c t 23 to Nov. 21) Get out and see those per­ * j sons with whom you can have a pleasant interchange of ideas and happiness. You are pretty much in a rut. Meet the people who appeal to you, also. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to *Your la te s t sc rip t. M other G oose? No, I havon’t, but Dec. 211 Use your Intuition a s soon a s I can I'Ll ta k e a g a n d e r a t i t . . ns to how you happily can do favora for those who have )>een kind to you. Discharge as many obligations as you ean. Then be very loving with IF TOO DON'T mate in PM. STOP G0£lPltfG ABOUT ME. I U CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to CAST A SP£U AND 1W N YOU Jan 20) Show associates that IY D SOMETHING U5LT’, ROTTEN, you will co-operats fully in AND HORRIBLE. some new plan that brings S-ll greater mutual success. Do i-V j' civic work. Enhance your po­ .•Mi- “ <V\ * IM1 hr Wii. lass. TM •#* 111 M I sition with big-wigs admira bly. YOU t(VE NEAR HEM, AND \ B*CBLV-.IB we sk snpj . a m F ka: e may hiVe tity AQUARIUS (Jsn. 21 to KNOW TM' RB&lOW. IP WI Hi U f SNJWS Tg ulim thatvYB oostf off tv txrossj his REAL Feb. 19) Since being idle is TflAvEP CCtlLP Hf / ARt A flSX I PC ro &AN FRANCI4C0 very difficult for you, this is 0£ T ASAV JU THIS SA/Owf / HIOHWAV+O WKtM COPS « ! SST IM ALREAMSOktETHiNS a good day to labor with true UGUN,ROTTEN AND HoRRiBLf/ WAV St CVftJ diligence. Show how fine a producer you are. Get those Ll new ideas to work and please associates, too. PISCES (Feb. 20 l« Mar. 20) Re thoughtful of others today and do favors they will appreciate as well as find happiness thereby yourteif. Plan evening's entertainment early. Get In touch with congenials. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN Pbrr perhaps ^ TODAY, he or she early will 1% AFTER I PUT IN understand ths meaning of MY INTERNSHIP getting along happily with ELSEWHERE. WtU, fellow man, since the nature A/iAYBE I COULD COME BACK HERE is basically s loving ona. The FOR M/RESIDENCY. field of manufacturing or sail­ ing would be Ideal here, and HOW DOES THAT alio dealing in antiques, S0UMCLDOCTORT which are ever priceless, Ear­ ly point out that a little hard LIKE A covering over the emotional AN INTERN HAS TO BE ON THE 8A1I, BW, RNQ, CLEAR structure is necessary in or­ WITH ACUAR.UNCLtmERO) MlND_H£Rf UNOiinEREO ATCOtATTYGENERAL MYMIND MIGHT »HT > der to buffet life successful­ IPSA, DOCTORI NOT i* 50... SO UNCLUTTEREDly% tss> a, u GY~ W \ - a i n .-w.-.i "The Stars Impel, they do not compel.’’ What you ^BUT MCW CAW I ThF CHrff A4e»P5 SWT Tk£ we pom’T 1 AW-WH - WHAT'S r iH OL' SUPER BRA mske of your Ilfs Is large­ fc a c i r o r m e t w c k p o o r ... D.fftfrfNce h a v e TO3-- /I n f D.fFf CAWWY/T AND ALWAYS MAS A SOUL ly up to YDUI y ~ BT1IFK B H I F R THAN ALL W / TO PROBLtMS, DOC WALLING, — &ET • Carroll Righter’a individual svPACKAOES,TOO?j . IN. Forecast fur your sign fur April is now ready. Fur your copy send your birthdate and $1.00 to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Box 1921, Hollywood 29, Cal­ ifornia. OUR ANCESTORS i< r wz/sr. " I 'm only 2 5 m in u t e s Into, E d g a r . . . a n d shall w e n o t h av* y o u r stu p id r e m a r k a b o u t b e i n g m y g e n t l a m a n In -w a K I n g ? " i TIZZY By Kate Osann vw vvv l/SStS SHORT RIBS 4t if BUGS BUNNY A- l * Roosevelt Lake, reservior • f Grand Coulee dam, backs >p 1S1 miles to the Canadian order. Kys “ I k n o w w h a t I'll give G lad y s for h e r b ir t h d a y — t h a t blue m o h a ir s w a a t e r of m ine t h a t s h e 's h a d for SO lo n g ! 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But Wyeth “decided to gamble.” He promised he would not press char­ ges against any of the boys who vol­ untarily came forward and "gave ev­ idence that they understood the harm in their act." Eventually, only nine or 10 of the. Worry Clinic youths showed up at his studio (out of an estimated 50 who participat­ ed). Most of them were high school drop-outs. A few parents came, but most stayed away. “If they lack even that much interest in their kids," says Wyeth, “ I feel sorry for us." But he is encouraged by the effect of his talks on the few boys who did come forward. They show signs of appreciating their personal problems. With the others, maybe cracking down is the only answer. Or maybe some of them have already been cracked down on sometime in the . past and never had the Wyeth meth- L^ od tried on them. None Too Tiny There was very little fanfare the other day when the latest emerging nation loft the cocoon of colonialism for the harsh light of independence. To be sure. The Gambia is a very little nation—the smallest in Africa, in fact, nnd one of the smallest in the world. The Gambia's 360,000 people live in an area about, twice th e'sire of Pelaware, but it is stretched out for nearly 300 miles in a 15 to 30-milewidc strip on each side of the Gam­ bia River. The country is surround­ ed by the Republic of Senegal as the Panama Canal Zone is by Panama. It was in 1588, the year of the Spanish Armada and the beginning of the rise of England nnd the de­ cline of Spain, thnt the first Britons arrived in Gambia. Not until 1783, however, the year in which George 111 formally recognized the independ­ ence of the United States, did Eng­ lish merchants secure unrivaled con­ trol of the river trade. Now, after nlmost -100 years of contnct with Britain. The Gambia, last of the British colonies in Afri­ ca. has taken its place ns a self gov­ erning member of the Commonwealth of Nations, as well ns the commun­ ity of nations. Like most of the oth­ ers who have joined the club in re­ cent years, The Gambia is not selfsupporting and will require substan­ tial aid from Britain for years to come. But the country’s potentialities are great—hydro-electric development of its great river, for instance. May it now begin to flower with freedom. Thought For Today If any one thinks he_is religious, and does not bridle his tongue but deceives his heart, this man’s reli­ gion is vain.—James 1.26. • • • Religion is a candle inside a multi­ colored lantern. Everyone looks through a particular color, but the candle is always there.—Mohammed Naguib, former president of Egypt. Helen Fuller Soys Objects To Omnibus fense budget and ao labelled. The reason this has not been done in the pant is that more members of Congress have hern willing lo vote funds for arms than for economic de­ velopment. In tiie years of the cold war with the Communist countries Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy and now Johnson wrap up military aid with economic aid to assure Congressional approval of the whole package. The result of this and oth­ er practices that have devel­ oped since Gen. George Mar­ shall launched his plan to rvl.uild Kurope after World War li is a considerable Enlevprlat Altamonte Springs a on iutil of bu I c a lie i a! lo con­ Mra. Rltehle Harris Mr*. Julia Hartaa fusion. 838-1318 688 3834 Senator Fulhright makes it 648-4664 Bear Lake-Foreal City • leal tliat he ia speaking from Mr*. Maryann Milea L«*e 3t*ry no isolat lonist position lie 838-3878 Mra. Franrr* Waaler does not propose to cut off 322-621* Caaaelberry foreign aid. "The issue that Mrs. Jane CaaaaikeiTy Lak* Monro* I raise," the Arkansas Deinn118-SOM Mr*. H. L. Johnaoa riut told the Senate last week, 222-6721 Chuluota "is whether the kind of pro­ I.ongwood Mr*. Joan Magia gram we are now running Mr*. Donn* Kate* 383-3742 has not outlived Its useful­ 838-1117 DeHary ness." Ilis intention, the Sen­ North Orlando Mra. John Leon* ator says, is to turn the fore­ Mr*. Margaret Coaby 688-4883 ign aid program from a 122-616$ Deltona "hodge-podge of diverse ac­ Osteen Mra. Mildred Haney tivities" into a measure he Mrs. Clarenre Snyder 668-5631 122-4441 ran recommend to the Sen­ Geneva ate. Oviedo Mr*. JoAnn Hays Mr*. Evelyn Lundy For one thing, Fulhright 165-3160 346-4873 will try to turn over large portions of Ibe foreign loan p r o g r a in to inter national groups "In my travel i I have never teen a srgn that said ’World Hank tin Home*", Ful­ hright told hia colleagues. As chairman of the presti­ Page 1-A Sanford, Florida T h u m .,‘March II, 1965 gious Foreign Halations Com­ mittee and » ranking member wALTr.it a . t i R i o w , acDiron and r i r i . i i u m of lire .Southern Memoe ratic r m v h tn l.T ailv s, iin tlsiiss * n ,» r s i N in iw hierarchy, the Senator's words PAM, miOOKSIIIHB m in SORT A L K IISIISS carry gical weight. A* a for­ Associate Kdltor A4v*rlialnaliirscior mer member of that club. UOHIl WII.LIAMS mot URKRN Society ta ilo r Advsriltlni M sa*|srPresident Johnson ia not un­ aware of thia fact. And now DOTTIH AUSTIN JANUS ■HOEMAKKB that Fulhright is making Clir Kdltae Ziyilassa d ea r that he is willing to bite j r o i vsrwt.l.S »h u i W IL U as well as hark, it ia not un­ O s a l r *4lt#r Maehasleal Busy likely that the White House MILL VINCENT BU(( rbotogrspbBr will soon be modifying it* opinions on foreign aid in the PublUhsd dally aaoapi Saturday, Buaday and Christmas, pub* direction of Senatorial opin­ llshsd Saturday p re sid in g Christina* ion. ILMIISII-T1US SATIS Itoru a Dsllatry li e w a s h WASHINGTON — The confuiion surrounding our posithin in Viet Nam is not detering Sen J. William Fulhright (D-Ark.) ftom determined pursuit of what he consider* an essential change in U.S. foreign policy. Months ago Fulhright. as chairman of the Senate foreign relation* committee, announred that he would not again take the floor aa leader for the administration's nnnu- al foreign aid bill unless radirnl changes were made. Ful bright, like ninny other mem­ ber* of Congress, objects to the "omnibus" nature of the foreign aid legislation Congress is railed upon to ap prove every year. Primarily he feel* thnt it ii improper ami nit*leading to lump economic aid to developIng countries with military aid, sa is our piactice. Milltary aid, Fulhright argues. should be a pail of the de- Herald Area Correspondents G Jlj? & a u f n r f i B je r a lb Litter W arning ALL OTUKU MAIL III** 1 ta a r NEW YORK (UFI) — .Skat­ S TS I MaatSa ers beware! Don't litter (he I M I Moatha IS* I M aath IS* I Meats skating pond P ip er, candy . Postal XaguUUaaa g r a v i d a that ait ■all atbscrtpusat St wrappers and larger item* of la a i r t a t a litter carelessly tossed on the I t s distal* M a s s a S t r t l lha Causa Mats which i* as- Ire can easily trip .skaters !U1 ad sasiualvalj la thi tsaa tar rapakllaallta at all iha las*I with rctiAlant personal In­ nswa prlatad la this aawawapsr. juries, wCroi Keep America K a t a r a d a a a t e a a S claaa a t a t t t r o s t t s t r 11, IBIS a t l h a P a s t Beautiful. O fflca a t B a a f a r d . P J a r l d a , a a d a r l h a A al ad C a s g r a a a ad M a r s h "ThU is ■ esse where every I. t i l l . —— ---.---■ litter bit really hurts," ex Ka p a r i a t a a y M a l a r i a l . a a w a a r s t r t i u s i t i . a r t h i s a d l l l a a plained the national anli littei a t T h a A a a t a r d l i t r a i d B a y ha r a p r e d u a a d I s a a y B a a a a r w i t h organization. Clearly marked a a l w r i t t a s p a r a d s a r a s • ( l h a p s h l l a h a r ad T h a Mar add. A s p litter receptacle* are urged L a d l i l d i a l a r l i r a r a a p a a a l h l a f a r a a a h ra w re d u c i l a w wild ha a e s a t d a r a d a s l a t r l n s i a s ws T h a H a r a l B ’s a a p y r t s h l a i d w ilt ha for every community skating h a l l l l a h l t f a r S a n a a * , a a d a r t S a law. pond and rink. tail Wssfc SKM1NULK COUNTS D M t tsa r M S I M salts I IS I M e a l h a V t Dr. Crane’s ‘Seek A City Saint’ — 2 Appearance Deceives I Tnm is the smart modern bridegroom who want* to offer the heat surprise wedding gift to his bride. Heed the advire below. Not only will thU gift be mml delightful to a wife, hut it even teaaen* her fear of pregnancy, too. And em­ ployee look on it a* the mark of a 'mature male. CASK V-434: Tom 11., ag­ ed 25, is getting married next week. “ Or. Crane," he began, "what would you suggest ns the best gift I might offer my new bride? "She ia a wonderful girl ■ml rotea ‘Very Superior’ on your 'Teat* for Sweetheart*.' "So I'd like lo surprise her with something speeinl as a wedding gift from me. What should it be?" briefly, you ran'! best a ■'Family Income" life insuronrr policy! For the nvernre young busbond is on snlorv and thus TIMO has no sure-fiie nest egg to support bis wife mid future ! bnldes. if n drunken driver I should crash into him and cut short his stay on this earth. Pespite the fact Tom rnmes , | Hy David Head which was shaped hy my self(From the Hook Published conscious sanctity. 1 ended my letters with "Yours in Hy The Macmillan Co.) Christ," and was both sorry Distributed hy and glad thut many or my Newspaper Enterprise Assn. friends did not. When n Anyone who takes the school acquaintance came to Christian life seriously is con­ call I insisted on praying cerned to give the right im­ with him; he did nut come pression If we are trying lo again. I wore a pious badge, he honest with ourselves, we and I stopped using Imir oil shall admit thill thrie aie a which appeared to me to have good many aelf-consciuut mo­ n worldly ooie about it. Are there, in fail, visible ment* when we are getting across to someone else the indications of holiness with in ? "image" we wish to convey It is Kierkegaard, the Dan­ of a wise patent, an efficient worker or a modest maiden. ish theologian of the Inld-ltlth It is not that we want prnple century, who tr ia ls this mstto think we are something we ter with unforgettable wisdom know we are not, hut the de­ nnd whimsicality, lie tells us sire that they shall see us ns in "Fear and Trembling" that we me which means ns we lie has spent years searching think we are So from Clin* for what he calls "the knight trim pulpits we are endlessly 'of faith" (city saint to yout, exhorted to live up to our All in vain, (Hhei men, he profession, to make our wit says, travel the world looking ness, aiul to put oui goods in foi rivets and mountains, new the shop window. stais, (aids of gay-colored As soon as a man n-alues plumage, monstrous fislies, that he "ought to lie holy" i idieutous races of men. But lie tries to play It that wnj he is not interested in these I remember myself as * tilings One hope only would y o u n g m an , i m i l l i n g a point •end hull t the ends of the knight of of comm it mi nt w ith str u n g i a 1 1h ti» see cniotional over tones \ n d t 11«It It. He can im a g in e w hat it a m q u ite sure now that, cal ne»| ly a n d with good III- would he like t o meet Inin. So the smart young hus­ band will carry the type of insurance which will pay his wife a monthly icnome up to 20 years, and then give her the full face value of his policy, besides. For example, when I mar­ ried, f was a salaried college teacher. So I took out three policies of 110,000 each under what was called the "Family in ­ come" type. Each policy would pay one per rent of the fate value per month in case of my death, either from disease or acci­ dent. That meant that Mrs. Crane would have received a total of $300 per month for 20 years. Then, at (he end of that 20-year period, she would al­ so have received the full $30,000 fore value of the combin­ ed three po|irirs. The cost of these "Family Income" policies is not much more than for straight life insurance. Hut that guaranteed month­ ly income is well worth the • light additional premium 1 barge. Insurance has really hern , i fiaivit long livnl K infutor* nnd and leap buck suddently. clap my hands together and say half-aloud: ‘floo.1 Cod! Is this really he? Why, he looks like n tax collector! Hut it is I r a ll y h f . " In Ibis u n y K ic tk c p n a r d d riv es hom e his conviction thnt ymill would not hrrttt’iiUi1 tin* city saint if you found him . He is so tike u th c r men W hnt cuubl lit* m m c in limiti v limn n miTUc chiss civil jn«r* M in t? Yet th is is tin* g r i u n u r nr! iclr. l i Nik ill1 I In* ml v»*i I isetmuit s mi tb*a city til 111min r'll# Here is n v e r y l urjre h e a d n ndfduuihlei s*. i «'ju 1‘Artit tn^r n puli* l i ent pill tv T h e p i c t u r e of it city yel il bi mi li S u p p o s e we an pocket n tit iktht iiuynii, 11* the Imy * in t he tuul * «|i v. VVIu.it dm tti* Heed to dn In I til ri him Inin a i 11y emu ? Shall wp druw tin ni m hnltilliy up i« Itlhle** |VVe rnui*t mnl mu tolors t*i the mu»t .) *>r chnnye hm rnmith (rum « nmilint: upwntd n m r to « fruwriinjr down ward *tirvr * I To he n nn inI ilf iiiiitld^ lunch 411*1i*m« l inn rn (fully careit for ami educated because of the loving arms of departed husband* and fntheis, thank* to regular monthly insurance checks. Social Security will never handle the need* of a vvifs and several youngsters who are suddenly left without s husband nnd daddy. Private insurance is th? an­ swer, so you bridegrooms should present a "Family In­ come" policy to your bride ore your wedding day. Its regular premiums are like money in the bank and have loan value for extra emergencies. Wilh hi* first monthly pre­ mium, Toni thus has on tap a stint of $10,000 or more, in event of untimely death. (Always write to Dr, Crane in rare nf thi* new*, paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 rents In rover tvping and printing rnata when vmi send for one nf h is h iH ik irts .) /CMlv'k Witt* liimiii*' *aiu.li I K ART SUPPLIES rroftMlentl 1j A r tm I X rrtvft** Artil iur A *7 jz ? A *$*•»•<» / j* VrS j ^ the m itM nm hnu c h r u n c t r r is U r " ^ should normally live to he 80, „( this great nation, for it an accident on the motor j,,.fleets the thoughtfulness of highway can offset such long- Imsiiands. jovity. _ Mtlliops of children (and Suppune 1nm nhould t h u s be killed w ith in m few y e a n , leavitijr h i t wife w ith two or three y o u n e n te n . Socinl S e r u r i t v money would not he iidetpiMie to Runturn th«* little fnmily. So bin w ife would probably t r y to £ot n job nnd ‘'fn rm o u t " the to d d le rs to nome kindly n e ig h b o r wnnm n who would eei've io huby nitler. rile i'li j1d i en would Inter y e t m i n in inch ief u nit # i ow up w it h o u t p ro p e r diiytiine H ttenim n from t h e i r m other. rin tiiH * fiMlNi nnt krtl»h« ***»!*. I*rvtl f s| l l*m i wi f i * B t t la , | « iir il l bsMdlta. / s tu a rt V" ,m 6 PWOWt . . . 4 . . . 133 fait ROBINSON 1 t h e i r m o th e r s ) h a v e been tflul* O tlA lO O . I LA. Barbs Salem , 111 . f iie m e u aitswell'll nil s la i m ami iltscovi i cil Hint Hie b in n in g dw e ll­ ing w a s a ihighuilse. F o l t u n u t e l v . Hie Old Man w a sn 't , in it at I he time. . * * F tlip te a se l. Ill l.illulon n i g h t d u b * lec en tly went on ^ • 11 ike lot lugbi i w ages C a n ’t tr jit|iit«. .iit. 1 tin M in i h r I.iii den *<f thi* uni lil t*i Im111 \ hlnm* Ibe gi(l» fo| w a u lin g Or diJiw m h i Ii m. ill eiillnt m o le t h a n ast u h a te living nr m n ut re ’ M*o*>i|n**»* H mi I’cuplp wlm n t *■ 1*Imtp M1 ih ffie u h m thin n m d e in w nild II, it- lie Is J m a k e Ins ut Iclitlon, I slipjs-d on a tell only tin i h i e y hu v e « elm m e I 111* • Kill t.lhlc UHlifilly Dlul up g u m s m ask th at was intended ijiiaUitarif e 1 a m m lm d u c e d uf the i i ia*Iit de **I ii m lit >n l U r flllt hlllkt*. to show m yself to o t h e i a ns In him t m j the naniu-nl 1 lav ................... .. , , , s l l l l S t 11 111,- 1 li l 1 1ri In r i«nd jink a g e n u in e s a i n tl y ty p e, hut eyes on blin. I push him away ct a ri tm-Mein inbr'* Letters To The Editor t Hull* nesn I** hui^s, in Mini Iter nee COMPLETE n n d h • u n t i y i' i i v i i l U i m e n t I i ) i , «4 thnsi* u Im t h i n k n f a Nit ini n n one tun p i n e In be­ IN V E S T M E N T S E R V IC E hold inuputy, ni i ike nul hin c y en ? m 's nil the other thini:» a pjltPnt ml,M (|r) , lK. ||rve sn,nP tearlters have (orgotten ehtltlrrn shmild have home tlut u - ’ I In*v vlttuld al*o have lino (or recreation, bathing shampoos and relaxing They should have lime to read bonks of their choice, read ilailv nevv.pd|wr» and lime („i imldites \\ th load- of homework w* pg|rnt< a l s o inu.l police out children utt i doing this school work away from school Par cnl- and student* Iwith resent llli- Home v.oik lias even in vailed our weekend* wtlii our rhi'dren It n*iw seenu that mmc teachers are giving homework that studi'ii's aren't given credit for They receive an " F " tf it Isn'' done, but noth­ ing if they dc ft. Can you imagine spending your evening doing work you don't want to do without be­ ing paid in sume way? This is gross injustice. Well. the<* are some of my thoughts on the subject. P er­ haps more parents will write in their views. —Parent W hen they build their real h o m es, we'll be here to help them with ho m e lo a n s. If yo u n e e d a ho m e loan now, talk it o ver with u s today. l.istrd and unlislevl Seeut li ie* Mutual Fundi K u 11ey lull d'i nnuvi'r u mild , hiMtiPmakrr And wile nut be lh.it u* dn rmlhiny H"li Editor, Hern Id. >our »iluciitur ** Mich My job i i i t i t i a n u t m n p p i i i i i i r u e Hi I wonder if any of in to i n c h rc*pnn*ibility, m<» nil. reader* ar«* a* rnncfrord 1 am almul the ahundan.e o( homework given in our srhools Why is home work necessary ’ t believe in extra rredtl work, tsiok reports and .p e d a l propels hul things have gotten out n< hand when pupils muvt give op all their time in cduealion After all. a lull dav in school tv almost seven hours Why should they thrn rorne home and hit the leioks again tie fore and altar Mipper and many night' until bedtime’ Not only do the students re sent this hut so do nmvl par cnl* We are tired uf being part time (earlier* We did mil have the some type of learn ing and lend to confuse atu dents with our ways of doing things I should think this new math would make homework passe (or sure. I fur one am not going hack la school to learn new math and I resent articles in papers and magazines inferring that parents can take course! in this to help their student child­ ren. What are the teachers for? Isn't teaching their jobs? My job ia being a parent, I W e are ho m e loan s p e c ia lis ts . Al l .FN A I <1 211 K. I.KMCIN ST. LAhHI.AND, FLA. (NEXT Uhv go to Church?) Vtrmher: Midwest Stock Fxrh. Ilf you would like lo lend Chiraga 'Hoard of Trade .ill of "Seek 1 1 tty Sidtlt." i nnsolt yum h.isf liuukseller Ilrlamlu Sales Hrprrsrnlatlvr of send $2 !**'• to Cilv Saint, j i n 1 hi '•anford Herald. I’ it Hov 4k:i, ll.pi A. Grand M R S . S T A N CO M ST O C K t ,-n11nI Station, New York, I’h. li \ s - tn it y |nn|<i , __________ F ir s t ]F e u e r m .^ ' . c \aVHnfl6 C , A S S OOC f .112 WEST FIRST ST. 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Payton Realty S t i ’J i O t 1140 H i a w a t h a a t IT-9! I BE DROOM. eornar CM lot. I rrath Hom e, I 22- 2 »4». 1 DO RM, hnma. S hor t Mt g IJIW) i,own. r*an ha M f n 24J4 At a r aha II, lll -l i O t * . 3 at "If we don’t atk to ®>mpl® her cookies, her feeling® will so hurt! If wo do, she'll tell us wo shouldn't spoil our appetites for dlnnerP* 95. Houses For Sole 05, Houses For Hale 3 - 11L I J ROOM. 1 >00 d a w n , m m * p a y m a n t t | ! 9 m o n th . 3-B LDKOOM, 3 11. ; h, f u l ly e l r condliloned A heeled. Nn q u e l i r y i n c 11 na S o w n , e n j ■ . • u n i . p n y m e n i e . (23-70(3. 1 2 2 *9111. MV O W N E R 4 Il.trn. . 1 h a t h , C e n t r a l H e a t a Air Cond * L a n d a c a p e d . I k #. S h ad # T ia ea, fa n c a d b a c k yard* p u m p A w a t t r a y t t e m . D o u h la < > r p o r t a A Iga. P a tio . Sit-191 1. REP O- RA l.E* 2 Mad r o o m h i m * tin fin tab ad In Geneva, 119 Down* n o q tiallf v lrt|2 rail Col! a f t Ph i l B l a c k m - 1341* Jaekaonviila AUTHORIZED BROKER For ALL KIIA-VS Gov e r n* m e m o w n e d h u m ' * . l>“ tan payt nent a f r o m 9 300 la»w m o n t h l y p a y m e n t a 1nr h i di ng tin*** a n d l neu r a n e e . 1,et u* al l ow y o u a t VOL’U c o n v e n ­ IlDItM * I S H ath a. » -unlit Room, p r e p a r e d fr»r a i r c o n ­ d i t i o n ng* No D o w n P a y merit VA, l m m e d t a ' «* O r c u p a n r y M l 1111. I.UN ENTE RP H I I E S . INC. ience. SOUTHWARD I BKDMOttM HOME. ! « • roo m *, I n v e p t m e ri t A R e a l ty h a r d w o o d fin or a, a i r en n d , 122-9172 c e n t r a l h a l l h e a t , a l t l o fan It N P a r k A \ r On* o t t 'n t r , Saiga c o r n e r lot r u i v r h i t i o 'i i h t C a ll J22-*(T42 o f w r i t # Bo* L e t t i n g UiU fin) e ip p««t. V arv i:» . 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U N P a r k Ave : ^ 7;• $100.00 DOWN l e l a c t l p n o f 2. 1, a n d 4 lled rn n rp a lo c a te d In Y trlo tik S ri ilo n a nf S a n f o r d Im inadlata D a llv a r r V A - FHA Properly Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY !E0SSESSI0N ’57 Volks. **95 IimI. *39 ’fit) I'hrv. *1199 hsl. $3,r> '59 Mrrrurjr *782 lisl. *37 '55 l o r d *399 lisl. *17 ’SH Lincoln *399 hsl. *29 51 I'un litc *299 till. *19 Jirp *997 lisl. 1(1 TiO (Ismlilrr (N97 list. *12 fit I'*Iron * 79fi list. *39 5 ft Plym outh 1*99 hsl. *21 60 Opal *691 bsl. 132 55 Old. *191 lisl. (21 56 (Mil* *591 lisl. *32 59 Olds 57 57 57 17 51 hO 60 57 55 52 59 59 59 56 n h a n p o iid lUIZ 3 3 A « REDRor»\|p ' M , A : BATHS KM cm i \ i g C tp P K D U *\\ M " M llt.V P \ V Ml NT> F o r i *is in pi r t * In fi'r n iatliill See nr «"all Yi-ur mu. mu. mu. mo. SAI.KS mtOKKU mo. V\> H av e T h e H o m e F o r Y»»u mo. mo. mo. mo. •*»» park ppivi mo. as ! : * : « > : : - 74»i N K iH T S mu. 322 -M2I I!) « lll mu. 112.5112 mu. STENSTROM REALTY mu. HKD ROOM - 2 B s l h • S t r . mo \ 11."m M **ii 11 .JCl1 Put Wn * Hv f i n - | T f 14 hi m . u t u « T a i n A mu. I nan n»n« r ‘ l.MN K N T E Itmu. I’ltlSUH, INC Stain q f f l r a : I ml. Ho. nf H anford on 11-Sf. mo. I Blk W eal on Haminola mo. Ave p h 151-3311 collacl. mu. 3 U K D l l ' >< >M. 2 l Ut Vi . C a n t r a l mo. Heat. *irner !«<»(. Duubla mo. C a r p o r t . 2 J 2 - | l l i . mu. It A YKNNA I’AIOk. M a d i ll i e n h om e, I l l d rm . 114 b a t h . Com* mo. ♦ a rt p r e s e n t o c c u p a n t a. i l l * mo. ;n:s. mu. mo. I Alt K Ml IM1K— R t ' h D I VtlHON avk . l l ul l t - i n Kitchen. Braakfaat 322 (503 Nstional He possessions Inc. M RENOVATION • CTfsmnjc a Prucsssipf F elt • Bund Ne*r Covrr for Msltrrss • Ilrand Ns*r Insulation «hrrc needed SPECIAL $145 0 ALSO: New MsMrrssrs, Boi Spriefs. Kollytsood Usds, Odd Sties snd'K in* Siic IWds Msda To Order at Factory Friers! Echols BEDDING CO. lit M a g n o lia A v s , B a n fe rd J2I-6321 •r *■ Bdtm |« J P E R MONTH. * l \ t Usd ■ r noini w ith kfl ■1ill at »'1 i ' a haiHM lUniDI. T‘I'M • ■HI a r t ft l l VNllt I r r h, : • v r up»1 Kre* Iti I n * tr» n e t t « | m»a* lo V r i n i •• cgll S22 -266: u rrk f o r a p p o i n t m« nit. r. n k l i . r u A Ar ri K llr.il " “ til Tt i «i(*r •*n 4 ’, n t rrei „ r i11a*ii A .1 r * \ 4h i W1• tl 11: r r el li 11; ii « i i 1 f "(It RK< 1asISt 1 i m ' ft 111r * f »(.«» Hah fur •l \ ti « V•■'lie Tl l ill t r e l Hi •lit, Mhl) |4 .1117, t Stemper Agency R , s l U > r - * | i p '» 1 » s r - T f s d s 3 : 2 - l* * l i n * 9 K r d u h tvs T r i u m p h fi p u rt “ 6 " C n n * r r l l b l » . K v l r s ( I r a n a n d I. u p M l l r a g r . OUR SALESMEN HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED THAT THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD. F H A -V A HOMES Kor C o m p l e t e I n f o r m a t i o n 8 *« n r C a ll T o u r FHA - VA RALES BROKER W * I tn v e T h e H o m e K o r T o u STENSTROM REALTY n n 64 T 64 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN. AIR CONDITIONED 64 FORD Cl AI.AXIK **500” -t DOOR SEDAN, A1U CONDITIONED 64 1 1h95 *1695 61 F o rd F alcon S ta tio n W ag o n . 6 t ’j r l . Old. T r a n s m i s s i o n , i l r a n d New l ' n l i n e . (1095 61 61 61 I l o d f r I ' l o n r c r D a r t ( D o u r. V-9, A uto. T ra n s m iss iu n , O ne O w n er. *1995 F o r d O a l a s i r 2 D o o r Medan. V - l , F o rd - O - M s tie , I ts d iu a llsstiur. H ill *895 *796 '896 I 'l i n l i s e T s m p l r s t 4 D o o r , l ( s d l o , l l r a l r r a n d A ir C u n d l t l o n . K i r r l l i n l ( .'o n d itiu n . IIIII *996 61 M rreury C o m m u ter 4 Ooor S tation W scu n A ulom slic T ran sm issiu n . Full I* o » tr, Loud Conditiun. 114(5 '1196 IIIII E Q M r r e u r y 4 D o o r H a r d t o p . Full IIIII l.lnroln I’r r m ir r 4 Door. Full I'owsr and Air Condllloesd. itm C hrysler Im perial. Full P o w sr 4 A ir C n n d illo n rd , K l i r s S h a r p , I 895 '2086 *886 '886 *685 ECO N O M Y BUYS BY *385 '286 '186 '185 '186 g 2 PACKARD X Door Hardtop 0 0 FORD 2 Door, V-8 U I I M T LINCOLN I M t n u n 1 MERCURY I N v 109 Palmetto Ave. Sanford ‘ 322-1884 . « ** t . D R iv a III-7IM NIGHTS — - 122 M i l 122 4141 (Qi \!P r in -in i lii-m : SOU T H B E M IN O L B HKSIDENTS CAM. 858-7291 1Winter Park i MI 4-0209 BACK HER YOU CARE WITH ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES ! ! ! i DSMonn.F. " n r ’ 4 d o o r 64 oAIR CONDITIONED > t | ^ l 4>l* <•-*, * v*"k’Za 100.1 1IIMCK ELECTRA "2 K " REAL BUICK LUXURY - BUICK’S FINEST FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED. WE SOLD IT NEW, - ABSOLUTELY NEW — 10,000 ONE OWNER MILES. h a rd to p, FORD FAIRI.ANE ’•5«0" SPORT COUPE, LIKE NEW 63 T HIRD I.ANDAU, FULLY EQUIPPED 63 FAIRI.ANE "SOU" .SPORT COUPE 63 FORI) COUNTRY HKDAN, AIR CONDITIONED 63 FALCON 2 DOOR SEDAN AIR CONVERTIBLE, 63 CORV TRANSMISSION 1963 PORSCHE MODEL 60 — 2 DOOR 4 SPEED FOR THE SPORTS CAR BUG — THE LAST WORD IN PERFECTION. GENUINE LEATHER SEATS — “ BLAUPUNRT" RADIO. (WE THINK THAT’S THE WAY YOU SPELL IT). A VERY FINE BUY. EXTRA SPECIAL M ORE FINE BU YS 1961 M. G. ROADSTER OPEN FRIDAY NITE T IL • P.M. AND ALL DAY SATURDAY. g g BAM111.ER 4 Hoar Slat ion Wa*on g g KOBIJ 4 Door. V-S g g FORD I Door, V-8 SMILE SHOWING HIRD HARDTOP, FCLLY KqUll'PED 64 Full Low park u t 2 4!* FITLY *1695 ( h s r r u l r t I m p a l s ( l>r. I l a r d t u p . Uuwi-rrd s n d A i r t a u d i t i o n e d . F ill* S lurp. G ET THAT REPUTATION ASSET Stricklond-M orrison, Inc. “ t i l l I. I till s l l l . t I tilth 64 Chevrolet Super Sport* Impnla Coupe — Works, Factory Air, Ducket Sen In, t Speed With The Dig Engine, Power Equipped. 63 Hulrk Special 2 Door, The Economy V-6 Engine, With Automatic Trammiieelon, Power Steering, Itadlo, Relieve II Or Noll—10,000 Actual Miles, 1895 Buiek Special Skylark Sporta Coupe. Blua Leather Bucket Seatn, Power Steering, V-8 En­ gine, Super Turbine TranttmlMnlon, Radio, We Sold It New! One Of America’* Most Popular Smaller Luxury Care. $2195 63 IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT I hi MIR* wWFORD.FI t 32'-' 11 *(I w P. LIIS'MI. , I___________________________________ I ; 1 , 1 , 1 1 BEDROOMS I, 1 * I I B A T H S R iT P iiE N E Q U jp rr .n LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS firing Your Title And Your Itcst Offer. You Cun Own One* Of These "l.ikr New” 1963 Or 19(11 Mmlcls For I.pks Thim )tm Cnn Imaifine. See One Of The Courteous Hut Hungry Sales­ men At RTRICKI.AND-MORR1SON, INC. And Te-l Drive One Of The Following Cure. AH At liaiguln I’ricen. I.ess Than Hook Yttluc. (1995 AO U t * 1963'sand1964 s FORD C>AI.AXIK ’'ftOO" FASTHACK, AIH CONDITIONED \ u | k s » S ( t n It nit in A l l r a l r r . O n . O w n e r , l . l k r N e w K i t r a S h s i p . (1195 F la irs C lean. ON NOW A S 0 “ M II(S |r and ( CONVEKTIIU.K, 64 THIRD K liClITFD *1695 *1395 61 IC' os wd islrl a ar n d4 ADi ro uCr u nHdal lrldotnospd., DOWN WIFE DISGUSTED OVER TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM ? ? OVER STOCKED WAS |J 4 1 t h r t r u l r t (■ r c r n l i r l s r S t a t i o n Oil W s ( au n . K x c t l r n i t ’m i d i t j u n s n d *1995 Ideal F u r ( a m p in s . M INNERSPRING MATTRESS No I 11110(1 l l u u s s . u n tu rn lp fieit IIP mo. l*,ka Monro*. l « 2 . | 0 t ( F o w r r sn d A ir ( u n d itian sd . LOOK! 2 SPRING MOUSE CLEANING IS SAVING SOME LUCKY CAR BUYERS HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON THESE SPECIALS. 4 l l 'l r i n . 3 Hath, P p aclo u a, Don Ide i l a r i f e Cent ral Hear A r t * . L a r g e D i n i n g Boom . Podded F ront law n , C ity f e w e r . » ! • l o t — 1100 D ow n Oldyi D ally . E v en lug a I I I * I ItsArosm, ASutls, ? l f l ( S s n f o r A Avs LONG WOOD— 2 H 3 t m . p » r ilslly f u rn ls b t* Air C o n A , nsply S srsrslsit. A v sllsb ls ( I s r c h t l l h . | 4 I mo. W i n t e r P a r k 4 4 4 4 4M FHA - VA OPEN EVENINGS Ssnford, Florid® Psls W ILLIE'S *997 bat. *12 mo. Dodge *591 bsl. (29 D tS olo *399 bsl. (19 lluirk *691 b sl, *32 Chrv. *599 bsl. (31 C'hev. *295 t» l. ( I I Mfrcury *797 bsl. *37 C o n s l r *991 bsl. *39 Mercury *199 hsl. *19 I'untisc *299 bsl. ( I I M ist . (195 bsl. *10 Plymouth *299 hsl. *17 Volks *697 bsl. *3] K rnsull (399 bsl, 124 f h e t r o l e l * 1(9 hal. *7 i n I'll A - VA HOMES ri'RN. Q U A D V (UJB 1LE HOMES H w y 12-41 S 3(1-2442 Office Iff.S lit N i g h t s : 111 n7oo 311-PMI 2 j ’ 4 P i r k Drive N A TIO N A L BANK $100 Munl s ml , mo. C s l l MONTHLY PAYMENTS F P « N . C oll IliJU f ^s FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME 102. Mobile Homes • Hide ^ mm BUY NEW s n d I18KD SEE YOUR A w n l n f e A I’a b m i , R IIU .T Y SS3-tt*S $100 DOWN M l M, t, H d l ' i K , p r t r W s l n lnclu9sit l i t llt-140*. M i'U , Comp K uis. IliMiss. >21-2(17. Government owned Homes SOUTHWARD I t Tl l . MLV Of f I* ** In v I P R O W B O A T s n d I H P M o to r. 171. I’h. 1 3 1 - t l l S a f t e r 1:19 I*. M. Payton Realty ROBERT 1 BALE Hit R E N T I I s i ' H ouse- CL EA N , n s w . s p s c l s u s I n rit- M i l CHKVHOLBT, 1 Cyl. VI A u t o G laee T o p s trallsr, tts s io n s b ls * l l l - t t i T rnom u n fu rn iih td . K itchen l i t Motor, n s w t r a n e m l t s l o n . A Beet Covero l i t I 'l n s l A k s U r l v s , U A r - i u l p p r d nn C r t s t a l L a k e n t s . l t ( ( n r i a t o r . Klrel | I « a A rb sr. W rits i n i m s k s nffsr. t t s a e h MS bin. Ko r a p p o i n t 4'tah t a k a s II. rh. lll-ltlt. A S T RKAHOMABLU OKKKII 103. Mobile Homes • Bent m s n t ph. Mrs. R l c h i r d W allACCKPTKIi. K s r s i 1(7 P i s s s t r d t b s t w r s s 1 k ( SI 122- I t C lltC V R O L E T , S 4r . Bed, I Uhi nr. Mrs. o w i n s . r. o I B E D ROOM T r s i l s r w l t b Cs- 1(11. cy lin d er, e t a n d s r d s h i f t . May 111 w. tod at, in -in i B s s XT, A u s tr s H . f l s o r s l s h iss. I ll- lilt. be e e e a a t 111 C o u a t r y C lu b ALL WORK GUARANTEED R»ad. N IC E LY r u m . I s r s s t R.1rm Bfi, Houses • Halt or Kent 105. Trailer Ixils - Sole 2 h a t h A p t . Ad oil •. >22 IMS I t r o n n T u d n r , * 0 i>d c o n d i ­ 1(11 S siifo rit Avs. tion. I'h. I l l - M i l . It AV fc*N N' A I’ AHK — I b s.|. WIIT 4'AV IlKNTT r o a m h s u s s . P h n n s I t t - S I T I O w s y o u r o » n T r s i l s r lot | l » R E N T r s d u r r d a n Kurn- A p t. In BOH M s K B B U S E D CA B S r n u p l s w t l l m s t« a s s i s t s s Sankarik Glass and Paint s m o n t h , M llls r R a i l o i l S KO M O NKT D OW N B E P O R E TOtJ BUT o r rsn*. s v s r s s s r , >12-0211 b r l o r t • S s s f o rd Avs *11 F r a n c k M l . lll-ltlt Company ss s S s s to r d 's H om s S ysclsla . m. n f t s e I p. m. It* W asn ails Ph. I I I - J I I I Ists t i l l 4 NO 1.1A l i l t . 106, Apartments for Kent K U U N tS I IK ll ( I t - o m O u p lrv SAN'KOHD MUTOR CO. 121. Scooters & Cycles bath. w ater Included, |4> 101 K r e n e h A v i . 222-4112 KUItN. A p t. K O I l l s l l o n t i l l s . m onth. I l l - l t l l . i l T R ' t w i t h R a d to A I t a a t c r , 1341 Ml H'A 11 M o to r Ulk* A W E I,A ,.A A P A R T M E N T S 1 2* RdO M T t u r n 1 b d r m a p t . l i t MiT C usbynsn R s a l s Motor e tc e lie n t condition. 112-M il. 3 '. P i n t St. 1701 M a g n o lia . 1(2-1(11. ftennler. • s e e l l s n i c n s d ltlo n , 33t-ie(>, . I I KURD e t c . W a a n n ' l l Uhavi i t t r s r b nc.n is i m i t m A V A IL S ' APARTMENTS ONLY M l (or r l t a n I b d i m rote t 1 - 1,111 tru ck iw p 111 W. l a d SI >22-14 11 f a i n s p t . Nsw b a t h . Sul K Kraaaa lurt In c i t y , I I , a , u n ­ 12:1. Hunts A Motors 07. Houses For Hsnt i t t i tit. 1 2 1 1 ( 3 1 . able. 111-1417. I HiJOU K u r n D h s d A p t , ft*. ___4____ • . . -------------------------------------Ut E. (th, lll-llll I B S ROOM A l’TS. w i t h t ' s r - 31 I . I M 'O L V P r e m i e r , I 'l r a n , DAY A M T K ! H e r a l d w a n t *d* L A K E M A ItT i I UsSronm . K i t w o rk fur a s l i t t lt as l l o a p n r t e s . New ly P r c o r a t e d . L lv . c h s n s q u l p p s * . 111-1(41. n , a l O f f e r , P r i v a t e O w n er. I ROOM P u r n . Apt. (or r s u p l s , day! In* Hoorn e s r p r l s d . (SI K 3 2 2 - lllf t o r t : i - t « l l . w s t s r I n c l u d s d I I I . I l l 7 l i » . KAVr.KKA P A R K , t B s A rso m lllh SI_______ |________ O stew ay To T b s W aterw ay *111 mo. 111-7(71 s f K r ( p m CLEAN P u ro A p ts, l o t l ' s t . I I 8. Trucka For Sale Robson Sporting Goods 108. HoomR For Rent m s l l u , 111-1174. 1 B I H tll I l l s l h , K s m l l r lloom . Y o u r KVIN1UJDK D a s l a r t ' s n l r s l b e s t * s i r , (111 mu j KltllN. Apt. C l a s s in. j l n n U i 11 OIIKV. T R U C K wi t h i» Un- >0 t (-4 R. 1st. I'd. 321-3(41 HOOVIH fo r k e n , 401 M «gm i|| » 1 Uilrm. U n l u r n vhsit. f ( 4 mu t i n e . S h o r t U h s s i l a t o r p u ll4 'n w s n . I l l - t o l l i n s Mobile H o m e, M I.I S 2 3 , KUI, *Y Frj u ip p lti 11T Ho rum . Tf» H P Mat nr. tin t o r T r a liar L AKE M ART. C t s s n K u r n I 115. AutiiH For Sale 4l CU R V Y , P t n t l T r u c k , New 1*7 i . I'll (22-1(34. T ir e* M l . M I - X 2 3 122-tint 211( H l s w s t h s SI l l - h ! 122*111 0. UAH m u : a n t s n to Ill* 6 %ln* n it KOIU1 SK Y L IN E R , r r tIKI 1IIOOM l l o u i * Wl l i h r n 1 H t t l t l l * F i l m tu> ** i n f v i r k t Motor A T ra i l i m c t a t ' l e h a n l l n p , Tartlo, h * a l- 34 K n i l h K MU 1‘l i k - u n Willi U i f i i t # Apt . tqul |ibs,l . ( 7 0 mont h. 2 2 2 ' t t t T A l u m i n u m I’a m p e r Shell. 4 Hoo>l (,’o n d t l lun 1400. Fh. #r . p o w e r a t a a r l n g . n « et* » < u r furn. t u t mu l i t : i " i apeed Irantm laalun. R » .e |. 222 •3443 tr a n a t n l e a l o n |3 3 i , Ph. I D K U HN. 1 l l ' l r i n t ' o l l s s * Soul l i KI CKLY Y u r a la n t tire *, c u e i n m r a h . Km* 4 Boom, 1 1 H I T or aaa a t I I I G a r m o n o n 17 ( 2 St E l v s P o i n t s »(S P a i n t , No R u a l, Heavy un- HAVK 4IONK O V E R a K A f , h at h», ■ c re r n e d porch, Dr. mo. p l u s s s s A t s s , l . l s h t s d e r c n a l . K s r e l l a m e n n d llln n . MUST HULL li Ki Alum. 4960. a W t t s r t u r n ls h s i ) . 122-14(7 eom plele M il. W I I h n hi llu « t w i t h i t H I1 K y ln ru 4 « I J ^ I C IIK V T .Elation W a g o n . 4 s f l e r « p m. o r s n y t l m s 8 t l P a m p e r 1171. C h u l u „ t « , 3( 3. Mir, *nil h # w T n l l i r , 1116. 3 ltl>RM. K u r a . Ap t , eten n , w s ito or . riaeila t r a namlaalon o r Munilsy. 3331 I ' h 1 2 1 - 6 0 6 9 . M r a . 6U * « r . I r r t u r n . fee. 322-27(4 w.*rk, aa i* l i l t ) Ph. a21 *ug AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Dr. S I1EDROOM llo u e e , KU Itoom. 1100 D o w n fc Aeeu m e M o r iD i e p a y m r n t i . C e ll J 2 2 - ( 1 I2 I 120. Automotive Service 123. Roala A Motors AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. B U I L D E R S . INC. I1M IT I lot 10?. Mobile Homes • Sale 106. Apartmcnta for Rent 115. Auto# For Salt W U C BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER 301 W. le t SANFORD 1501 W. la t t ■a ■ ■■ i ■ / �> ,c I ) . J u 'll W ’i . . .OjK*, 1 1 Books Available In Geneva On TV Study . I Fertilizer Sale Nets $200 For ildina Fund By JoAnn Haya Geneva library offlciaU .re­ port th a t 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 r y Finn,” "Dawson Boy” ser­ ies, "Alice In Wonderland," “ Magle,” "Hardy Boys” ser­ ies, "Treasure Island,” "L it­ 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." School Finances Best Weekend Food Buys Topic For PTC Listed For Careful Shopper !n Enterprise 51jf frsnfurS Vrralb Page 4-A—Mnrch 11, 'G5 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 State Rank of Seminole. (Herald Photos) Credit Clinic Slated Friday 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. A rrrdlt and collection pro­ gram for -locnl hankers, re tailrrs and business offices Is scheduled front 7 to 10 p m. Friday a t .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- 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 y o u r list of luscious Italian beauties now making movies— Sophia Ijorrn, Gina Lollabrigida anti Claudia ( a rilm ale—please add the nam e of Vtrna List, a blondo with green eyes and bombshell impact. T he fi-foot, 5-inch lovely is seer, ■t left as she plays the fem m e fatale in "How to M urder Your Wife" opposlie .lack I s m mon. Even In repose, right, Vlrna exudes a smoldering quality d uring a pensive m o m cnL Maybe s h e ’s thinking of home and family. Home is home and h e r 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. Ilonie Exemption , JACKSONVILLE ( DPI ) I Tile newly-formed Florida Sen­ ior Citixens Voter la-ague de­ rided to seek support of Mini lar groups tr hating home stead tax exemption raised to $10,000 for persons over age 65 Tile league said retired per sons are less aide than others ’to pas increased taxes i auseil i by reavsesvinent. Jekvll & Hvde: NEW FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC! NO DEFROSTING EVER Meet the Jekyll and Hyde-Cortina, a family automobile that’s really a demon on wheels. Meet Cortina, the fully appointed five-passenger automobile that sets a new standard of durability and lists for only $1,755.* The racy performer that delivers an honest 3% mpg. Your English Ford Line dealer has the Cortina under lock and key-w aiting for you. n4anuf*flww*« •tv*, d »f»r. «'■ n tn F R O S T -G U A R D rtlftf prv* («*t Co«»l P O r 4*ai*r« *-•» tho." $74 *4 OtftHti d«hv«q r M't*« h««4»’ pfMwal MVm*» ••wf **4 »•**« Model TBK-158A REFRIGERATOR-FREZER i ( Cortina 31995 FROST NEVER FORMS In Refrigerator or Freezer • • • • NEW1 Fast-freezing Ice Compartment with £ Trays Special Shelves in Freezer for V2 gal. Ice cream cartons, juice cans 4 Cabinet Shelves, 1 Slide-Out Twin Porcelain Enamel Vegetable Bins $ • Coppertone, Colors, or White • PtO D U C T - Low down payment, Miy Umu GENERAL ELECTRIC QUALITY. . . Known, Respected, Wanted by Millions! w * Sanford Electric Co. 118 MAGNOLIA !? T S r- 322-1562 SANFORD M OTOR CO., INC. 800 S. 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 week for the careful .hopper. Eggi, meat, fish, and poultry also offter the housewife a good variety from which to choose. 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 a l 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- partm ent requesting that si limes are good vegetable buys least two caution lights be lo­ cated through the Shopping 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 a t 11:30 evening’s meeting, (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.) Forest City Merchants Seek Caution Lights \VW Hoard Meet a.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Hen Daggett, Gilbert Rond, Winter Park. The meet­ ing will be conducted by Mrs Maryann Miles, president. All planning to attend are asked to bring a sandwich lunch. Reverag. and dessert will be provided by thp hostess. M cC R O R Y ’S & • Spring HOME NEEDS Now You Know I 'n l le d P re s* I n t e r n a ti o n a l Fishes are the largest of all the vertebrate classes, with more than 20,000 living species known to science, ac­ cording to the Encyclopedia Britannica. t �-% L • I'. Sanford Area Port Engineers By P a u l R ro o k a h lre ( F ir s t O f T h re e ) 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 fin d in g of an engineering study ordered by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The report was released today by F ran­ 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 te rm ­ 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 th a t 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 Sunday has been named Compassion Sunday at the Free Methdoist Church, 500 West Fourth Street, to em pha­ size the need of the world for food, clothing ami religious instruction. • • * * ft U you see in to be seeing lots of little girls dressed m brown and green around town this week, it's because this is na Ilona) Girl Sroul Week. Hun­ dreds <>l Seminole County girls participate il this line youth program . . • Speaking of spring, it's time local merchants were thinking aOout planting some pretty s p n n ; flowers tit those sidewalk planters to brighten things up And a little water might help save the podocar pus, if the roots are still alive * • ft City and county commiss ioners made it hard on report ers tins week—kept jaunting fingers and sating, "This i* off the record " Nothing said in a putdic meeting is really off-the-record fellas, hut well go along as far as possible unless il affects the voter's yxicketbooks (It didn't ) • • • Only four more property owners are 1*ft to sign deedgranting right .of wat for pat mg of Lake Mary Boulevard out to M according to l at est reports from the Lake Man Chamber of Commerce, which is m charge of obtaining the properties foi the county so that wofk can begin on the' already approved road pro jert County Commissioners hive asked Engineer Bill Bush to ask the SAD to give them a detail cost estimate and d e ­ sign for street lights at the bit 431. Stt 436 and bit 46 in terchanges. 1 4 travelers will soon know that they are ap­ proaching Sanford, and at the Lake Monroe bridge, they wifi find an inviting vista of palms lining the lakcshore. Scott Burns. FPL manager, also of­ fered to draw up an estimate of the lighting for the county. ft ft ft The name of Palm Springs Road in Altamonte Springs has been officially changed to Wymore Road to svoid con­ fusion. It's Wymore Road in Orange Coqnly and suddenly becomes Palm Springs Road when it crosses the Seminole- Orange County line. • • • If the Legislature approves a pay raise tor Sanford's city commissionfra, the commiss­ ion ha* n k e d that it become effective June 1, 1965. Some wanted it to be retroactive, but finally settled for the June .date. * on the St. Johns River * * VOL. 67 The Seminole County Health Department says fit cases of poisoning were reported to it during 1964. Most of the cases involved infants swallowing, aspirin and other Internal medication • * (Hit? C t o 0^ You can tell i t s almost spring — tile Jayeces are launching their annual fertt liter sale It 6 6 6 organic— good stuff for your lawn and most of jour plants and orna mentals. Good price, too. Ro berl Murrie. chairman, says call the Jaycee office and get your order in—they deliver it right to your door * 1 Phone 322-2611 * * Zip Code 32771 * * “The Nile of America” f o r a lf t ) Recreation Curtailment Is In Order £ Summer recreation mid ath­ letic program* sponsored by the Seminole County School N O ~ l-Iff system in conjunction with community recreation pro­ grams will be curtailed this year in favor of using these fund* and units for academic, remedial and enrichment pro­ grams, the school boHtil deciil ed Thursday. For several years, the sum­ mer academic program has l-een broadened, reducing the SELMA. Ala. (1 FI) - A re lost* of tuition to student* ported compromise that would . Y" ■ 1 , , ( m m 514 to $26. r e s u l ti n g in WEATHER: Mild thru Saturday, high 7.V80; low tmiipht around 60. United Press Leased Wire E staid is ned 1908 FRIDA Y^ M AR lTT 12^1065 SANFORD, FLORIDA Longwood Raceway Given OK Compromise 'Washed Out’ ’n Alabama By Donna Kale* The Longwood City Coun­ cil, in special session Thurs­ day evening, Voted to issue a building permit to David Joyce of Casselberry for the erection of three buildings r on the Sanlando Springs Drive property in the southwest section of the city where Joyce ami his brother, Rich­ a rd , proposed to build a stock car stadium. Tile three buildings, esti­ mated to cost $6,840 accord­ ing to the permit applica­ tion, will lie for an office. .mu i-ssioN stand and li st end a grim , r a in soaked ra c ia l greater confrontation on a Selma ment. street wash.-d down the drain interest and enroll- today. iriMnicliofi, till cl honni tm*in Mayor .(yc Smithcrrnan hum tluil hy utilizing mmr «f wont on the radio to categort- thr unit* HVtnlnhfu for m n<! cai emirs, Die tuition could hr a compromise with racial dropped to $16 allowing even demonstrators 'am! said they more students to lake ad­ would not tip permitted to bold vantage of the oppoi(unities a pr.jvcr vigil al Ihr Dallas for make up work ndvnnee tonnlv Courthouse to.lav ivoik nod speriallnd eotiise* James Orange, a Negro " I t ia planned for units to I' ader, announced to street b« used to fum lih guldare-e. ►^m^jttr*4v*( at e pe*>e bar-aimnwl Kading. pre-*ch 0411 r..*ade shortlj after ml J nig hi' orienUt-on, acadcniic credit that a compromise had been euurSM, drlvera training, in TEACHER INTERNS of tinB i n g Futuie Ten. Hera Unit tit Seminole worked out thst would permit addition to mtisir, arts and i ow ns High School have taken ovm r ln.ss.--t in Seminole ventity liu* week. Here the Negroes and while sv in crufts, ip-qts and pUygi..urid Only councilman voting Rernie Harbour (left) ami Mike (.ray help Grammar School fifth grader palhirers to go in small groups activities," tint. Iiel explained, against issuing the permit Byron Robinson with Bonn* English problems at tin blur kbotml. Twontylor a 15 in mute prayer SCI "Wo have operated the was I’- t - y White who ili-rturtw o o t h e r at ta le n t t e n c h e i s art* vv.-iking a t si la vice at the courthouse. summer n . i. iiju.ii progimu whilt* kurpmK tip With - -I that tin- raceway tins n-it their own school work al 11a- mum lime. t i l t T a h l T h 'd 'i ) I* V.xTlilt IUES in co-operation with t tie- sarim the last interest of tile The Rev James J Itcrh, a communities throughout . ity . white Boston Cm tarun mm *h« county and the r.itiimun City A t t 6 r n e y Webber u te r whose romjdetc love (or die* now have htouderird Maine*, in answer to quo* his fellow man led him to this " " 'c pailn q.ato.u t» the Mil.I'll V*>, Cwl lt. I t I’ll lion* from the standing room tragic end." today appeared wh*'"' Hi w' fi lhey ran only athln-m-e, stated ih»t — \ 17 s e a r old t r oi i - c* i f r bundle th f i l l 4‘Jil Iftfl.tl l-iul (if dcMinrd to In erqne a lilattyr <oirnril had no pouer to dent w a s In tin- h o s p i t a l wi t h a iif tin* Nt'uro civil riifht* d n v r it. We would Mill make the tlit requested permit and that s e l f i n l l i r l i d b ul l e t wound R«H*b a ax attackT.I by at ftchotil ground* and fai tlitic* a* long as the zoning ordin­ I W.f.AII \S>EE ( F P I) — HVHltnhlr for tlie uxe uf tlie in her r i g ht (mi l a nd t he liMat fMiir,uhit** n w n in Se lm a ance remains as written. It B o o k k e e p i n g 1 community in tbu aiumnef,** > rn lt.71 IV ephone Tele TU.LAIIASSEE ilJFI) explanation t o po l l r e : I n jKiil aft i t takinu must is* followed. . . , t ’««nij«•n> today handed p a rt in a m a t c h He <lir<) fi«»m IfUtchel mi id, A resident. John Deaton, [lie si,ite auditor said today w a n t e d to s e e if n g u n shot at 7 55 (iHti’hel* HN'Mftted by W \V I... ll.ivri.iti Hum* a check a h]mi c»n the >*sk'd if council would get a iicfouril hi eiks kept at the wou l d h u r l b e f o r e 1 t r i e d to W lm rlo n nnd W II ItcShw zo, written agreement that no Mate f ire College needed imp m Thurx«!a> (••r f ’ .22,191 representing the commit s u i t i dr ." frportefl til 1lir nchoo) tvuird prov mg. races be held on Sunday and u iiiT F *im si: o p k n con :■inv * ufiLity taxes, A that the at at ns of nccredil/iHaines answered that council _• . , v . , \V.\SIIIN(iTMN it PI) — tlon of Seiitinolr I'ounty -p<. e . man said It was the had no power to set the openm l s \ tJ T h e W hile H m u r v ia * l>eing mdionta i* ,+f»tily j^ood,’* Ur . . - I tax payment tile com mg or rioting times fur any MUSI t)W it I’ll — The So re-4»pcn* 1 f'»r p itb lir to u rs to •'Wu are abnky in pome establishment operating in a 'let l nmn today rejected pj: lias * vci made to tlw d a y , u ifp gu ards u n «|fr in area*, and will ,ref more legal manner except on* sell- Red t tuna demand tn drop -t ,<• 8>trUfll«UH t o k e e p t h e JMH> shaky as our enrollment in* mg alcoholic heveragrs. pear? till coexistence with .1 e rherk was presented pie nun ms * to prevent any c re a s e * and m ote in s tru c to r* In answer to question from the West as the price of Lont arc needed. We run expect to n l l.mlate to the Governor new civil rights 'it inv another r e s i d e n t , Daniel nurnist unity H a ir* la x co llect nm* i T h e ordcfN gtvcn to White n r r ( | more trui'bnue etiunxela by t .tin Paitm. ial reprr Seieem-y, Haines advised that ... ItcMiie ptthc* p rc x u in a h ly m ean nnd m ore Jih T u n a ii* next Si-mt iftil* i minty fttiiiwn! * 1 city still could reione to stop O i l l \ 1*111)1111 wnt i l ur tor NiillJu-rn Bel; that .inv d e m o n s t r a t o r s who year The growth jqohlerii* pftr cent inruaif during K M ' MIAMI 11' n i —lyingvhors the run-way even though the P-.tin -a.-t th* payment is attempt fo * nit m Mmi alone will r»i-»tr tlie neres nyrr th** imthi*1' p» building permit* huve been nir-n ,d Port Everglades wrnl r wiry. an increase of HI jwr cent over l*r to ThtirsddV ' 'even hour ally to enlarge M«*-r- staffs granted. Serectiey requested ba> k to work today and left Moil laM y c u r, J Ktl H lr n iijfh r w.'ul was (.aid to years ago hunger strike'* will Im* cj«‘Cl* to meet the rrili'HM. Many Ktur Pin H um nu that his question and the a n ­ Miami as the only local of d i m to r, d without dc|j>. new sciences who li tiavr been swer l>e included in minutes the International Iaqigshore rommiftnnn, *«i<| todiiy. when the company made .a evolved in the |-«sl few years 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 Befnre voting on the m a t­ 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 , c r e a s e s in these areas," he ter, council heard Peter Grif­ ITU in th e <m in ty h * rnmpiii coqipany tia* paid the state a GAIN E.N'VI I.I.K (UPI) — noted. fith* of Wave-Lock Manufac­ local coin puny u n i the #j>r d lu $111,ft ID in F t h n u t r y . total of $17,9^.3,876 in utility Guteliel told tin I.lined that turing Inc., an electronic! TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — lUtil. laxe* paieol low bidder on a new accreditation forms hava been firm with a factory in Or­ Motor Vehicle Commissioner ( i u s o I ( up ta x r o lle r Huns a l ­ Tin 3 million in annual tescai.h lil.rury al the Unilando, who stated that his Arch Livingston reminded mo­ to w e re up in the c o u n ty in utility taxes. Partin said, la vertlly of Honda. Tassinari completed and sent 111 and he would hava '*moi* concrete" company had expanded so torists that 1961 license tags F e b r u a r y . C o lirc tio n * fu r th i* Just i>art of the total $16 9 Construction Company subrapidly that it was considering expire March 20 and said he pant m onth to ta lle d $ 1 0 0 .^ 4 million tux toll Southern Hell | milled n l.aae hid of $ 1.7H specifics to offer when the report has been evaluated by purchasing 350 acres on Sun doubts tlie deadline will be cu n ip m ed to f HD.!! fit) * jijii I the stale, its cities and million, lowest among 10 the stutc accreditation boatd tando Springs Drive, south­ extended counties for 1901 I fi rms seeking Hie contract. and returned. east and southwest of the School board members re­ Lowe-Temjic plant, for expan­ marked "we have no alterna­ sion. Griffiths, in (hit state­ tive, wa must stay accreditments, gave definite impres­ ed." sion that hi* company pos­ School Supt. It. T. Milwee sibly would losa interest pointed out that minimum ac­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) • hould Hie stuck car stadium Mayor Jam es H. J. Tate five' shots and rescued the day to come back again," he creditation It necessary to go through. said. "1 extend my congratu­ qualify for state funds. The tall, slim youth in the commended Airman Jam es R girl Eight boys later were a r ­ lations to the fine police force sailor uniform was uncomfort­ George, 23, of Chamhlec, Ga , "The question I S . do we for "gallant action and cour­ rested and convicted of the want to squeak by with min­ you have here and I thank the able under tlie admiring gaze age" and named him an hon­ crime Seven were sent to cor­ imum accreditation, or do we o! 400 persons. orary citizen of Philadelphia rectional institutions and the people who have written me want to upgrade our status Without hesitation, he had at the ceremonies in the may other was placed on proba­ tetters I am deeply apprecia­ from 'getting by' to 'good' or tive " waded with fists flying into a or'* City Hall reception room tion 'excellent'," Milwee asked. wine crated band of hoodlums George, a biology major at " Ihank God he was able to 'A highly discolored . right -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, only 22 counties in the state Air Station, was injured'when ing a 15-yeir old girt they hud the left eye gave evidence to reached," Mayor Tate said in plans to return home Satur­ 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 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 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) — flow rrowd, George thanked a Navy aendoff when he leav­ Sandra L ink,' a 17-year-old scooter was itruck by an au­ "brass" and the Impressive cd hit pleas for iielp. 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 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 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 . nSLWA... Practice firs t BRIEFS Southern Be j Pays Huge Tax Sales Tax Up Seven Per Cent f yr L/"ci * MILES 0 ISO HOT SPOT — ComimtniaL Kt'ip ot) Binb Dinb jiriiMtut! (tnarked wit Is X on map uIn>vc) lias lu-en in liken. Air Foret? jets* and Vietnamese ground troops worked together to blind threat of tlie IIt’ll Viet Cong ti» never the vital Biipj 11v load between l’|eiku and t)ui Nbon. North Soggy As Florida Basks I nltrd Press International , 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. It was nirtfknoun what caus­ ed the plane to crash. Pilots o( five other plincs on tha mission said they saw no sign* of enemy ground fire. As the search continued to­ day, Communist North Viet Nam announced the captur® ol a U. S. Air F'orce pilot whose piano- was s^ol down March 2 during the mastiva air strike by American and N n ii I h Vietnamese aircraft against the Communist north. 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 bombers and fighter-bom tiers struck two military installa­ tions in the biggest air raid of the war Thursday's B57 mission waa one of several originating 11oiii the lug American air­ base at Da Nang. About 20 U .s fighter-bombers took pari in a raid fnr which no target was announced but that mission was apparently direded against Communist supply routes in Laos. l'.-r slstr-nt r a i l . ' i.ililimn-d to s.ork the s o u th e r n to I of s t a l e s to d ay . H e av y allow piled u p in thr Arizona m m ila in a nnd sjin-nd ru in s* the noillie-rn plains nod G n a t Lab.'s a r e a . Rum or snow via* r e p o rte d In 31 s t a t e s from G e o rg ia *o s o u t h e r n f a l l Torn in L a r g e t r a i l * <>f low* f a r m ­ land v i n e flooded by m il t - f n l >iiearn* a nd riv e r s . TTious.-inds of fanillle* left th e i r hom es alo n g the lovi* River. In I h r town of Missouri Valley, Iowa, nl.out 25 pet WASHINGTON (U P I)—'The re lit of I lie tow n was unde* sta ir Department, bowing to w a t e r f r om tlie swollen Bn) Gambian wishes and British er river British style, One ootsM e e v r e p l in n to wishes a n i l lieiii-i-lnrth will call Africa’s the soggy c onditions wa- H m in , w h e r e re st.b ill* nnd vie in west and smallest nation •Tile Gambia ' instead of ju it i at loners enjoyed su nny, wa r m I Gambia M enthrr. ‘The (iambia* N o Kxtension Navy Hero Wins Plaudits For Bravery Sailor Injured In Collision . ’Berry Queen i T a II. S. Hunts Lost P ilo ts , . • • A n n o u n c in g HUNT LINCOLN-M ERCURY’S RED CARPET SPRING SELLIN 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. SEE US TODAY ! ! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 3 2 2 -4 8 8 4Sanford, FU. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. � 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 11, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 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 11, 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/968a9c486074be8f015aa6a99ad8a6b9.pdf 2ae69d47edae09c676c50e2c6e5c6add PDF Text Text o I u —f-— • »> I m t » «fjr VitiTorB VrntB P*ff« B-X—Teb\ 10, 1968 SWEETIE PIE B y Nadine Seltzer HOBBY SHOP 0 E C K E R D D ru a S to re s fo r 1 V e^lellM 5 S & S ~ . wots p i *!1 # f V/hoss V «>” • f x -io «■ •‘I’m waiting for eom# boya to paaa byl Chaalng boys la MY hobby!” New Charter Hearing AQUA VELVA CLEANSER TISSUE lim it 1 Sm heam BIRD SEED ^ S T E A M or DRY IRON . thumb-tip control I , .m y to a n d i l l Switch *nTic K r % m : n r i C T I T I I I t ’t V 4 M t ; B T A T T T B T O W H O M I T MAY C O N C E R N N o n e * l« h*r*t»y * i v * n i h * t i he u n i i t r f i g n * 4 . p u r t u i f i l t h e * r i r l l f l m i f N' »m» PI * tU»* ' <*ti■ 1*1 • i 16& 'in, F l o r i d * K t * i u t * " w i l l r * g l * t t r w i t h t h* C l * r k ®f t f. • t’ l/ r u li r o u r i, lm fs»r H*i nt nol * C o u n t y . 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CUMI CDI-II It*: VEAL PARMESAN Fluffy Whipped Pol aloe, S w „t P ro R o l l , and B u tte r TIDE NEW IMPROVED Ju s t toll us how much you need to p&y old bills, for homo Improvements, car repairs, for all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. LOANS U* TO $600 G O L D CREST ICE CREAM # For Bt-lghtar Whiter Washes 'J FULL (LIM IT 1) y2 GAL. Shop the Extras at EckerdY "JUi ANSCO 8mm COLOR ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIRS MOVIE FILM AO r.m .ui Mo,1.chroma S-WIth film Proconlo, IncluS*d 0.rll,kl Ontf w M a d * of d u r a b l * pig-iron com pl« t« ly p o r t a bi t w i f h m o t b l b a t * for • a t y carrying SHOE BOXES E r{ Compare at 69c ea. 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IP!HIIMl . . 11i in11111.1111111.11111n ........... . i. 111111111111.in1111111111.in n 111ii i.111. ii :!!! — in ..... in ...i..11111111111r.11.1111111..11!.11111........11!111111...................... 11m 1111-. - 1 REG. 1.58 1.49 VAL CABLES fa Big Assortment Tv1 88 y A ' MUST ‘ for c o n wifh AUTOMATIC l i o n i m i i m n i LATEST FASHION SHADES TWIN 5 PACK To to I of 10 6 lo d * • n K c 69' to 6.50 ASSORTMENT 58 ACME 38 • v '< sh a ped TOOTHPASTE BELT HAIR TONIC Soft Abi of f et nt H o i Ma n y H o u i a h o l d U»*. V ' W Special AUTO BATTERY „ BOOSTER ( CANDY • h o « i from d u l l o n d Icuffing 6 9 c C /Jr* CLEAR PLASTIC M a d * of H e a v y Cry t i n I Cl * o r ffgid p l o i h c P r o t e c t ! y our HALF MOON STYLE With Sturdy Wooden W ooden Handle ~ *2.15 # ’S W H I l l THIV i a s t LAWN EDGER 1 LB. BOX REGULAR V VITALIS for $ COMP A l l AT 4-tS H CHOCOLATES & CONFECTIONS SPORTSMANS GRILL 7 or. Bottle ^ s jS J - SAM PLER - CAST IRON Nationally Adv. at 15.95 f ;t i, H fA V Y I " HIGHLY POLISHfO ALUM INUM TUBING W ITH GENUINE VEION W EBBING A NON-TILT LEGS. WHITMANS 4.50 VALUE Broom Now! 68 DRUG DEPT. SPECIALS COUPON! Cat* 14 Th y*«ikiy Buitea P*raH*l» tiro 00 % 7.00 m oo UOO 220 00 13.00 312.00 18.00 43200 24 00 59200 3200 SWIFT'S FAMOUS Laundry Detergent Ibi: MONEY 1» Packoga of 200 .r • " il.a m - 1 IS "dry*. Legal Notice Legal Notice Makas Ovans ' Sporkla Ilka Naw • Extra Quality • Extra Savings • Extra Convenience (un I ns t ant l y from “ THURSDAY MEANS 5 LB. BAG • I d l y i roni ng Whita & Colors The BIG BON NIE BELL FOUNTAIN SPECIAL OVEN CLEANER NAPKINS Package af 10 Rolls 2 f“r 29 DOW PERT TOILET Slated A t Casselberry tnfn and changing of Cassel­ By Jane Casselberry J)ates for publjc hearings berry'* itatus from "town" to on Uie proposed new charter "city." The new charier also will for the Town of Canelberry ■ have been i t t by the charter give more power to the voting committee for 7:30 p.m. Feb. public In contrast to the pres­ 23-24*25. Meeting! will be held ent charter which gives the councAL>lmo*t unlimited pow­ a t Jbe Town Hall. -- - - Member* of the committee, er, Woodhams said." Art Lego, R. F. Tucker and L. E. Woodhams, will be preedit to aniwer questions con­ cerning the document and they Nt *I N T tHi i k J U Dc Ii Cr IcAuLi t C IcRoCuUrI Tt ,, urge all Interested citlicns to IN A N D F O H S K M I N O L K I D A. attend so there will be no mis­ CINO UCNI ITAYN. CFKII. tOH Y NO. IUM>a understanding as to meaning MOHTCi AO| £ F O H K C L O i t l i n PHOTBCTIVE LIFE I NHUI t * of proposed changes. COMPANY » co rp o ra ti o n Beginning t h i s Thursday, oA.r gVCE a n Ifftil a n d und#r copies of the charter will be t h * I * w * o f t h t S t a l l o f A l a ­ available from the town clerk, b a m a . ruintirr. Sira. Mary Hawthorne, for ex­ v* amination at town hall. Resi­ M E R L E C. B R O W N a n d D A W NA C. B R O W N , hi a » l f * dent* will not be able to take I final a tit a N O T I C E O F *1 I T these copies home as only a E R L E il HlinlVN and limited number were printed T O i M11A W NA C B R O W N , hi* w Iff due to costs. I Ad d r * * * U n k n o w n | Alter the public lias oppor­ a n d I n a n y a n d a l l o t h e r p a r t i * * tunity lor open discussion at c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t l t l a . a n d / o r the bearings, changes or a- I n t e r * * ! In a n d t o t h * f o l l o w i n g daat rlh ad prop erty, to nil mendments w-lll be Incorpora­ !,»>t 4. It I tic-k *. N O R T H O R . LANDO. ‘ 2ND ADDITI ON, ted into the proposal before It at c o r d i n g t o t h a p l a t t h * r * « is sent to the State Legisla­ itf a* r * t : u r d * d In P l a t H>*«*k 12. Bai t* f. H, | 1u hi It' R e r i . f i * ture prior to the March 8 f.f Hcni l t i ol a I ’n u i i l ) , F l h r deadline. If it is approved, it Ida will be returned to the town I n r h n h n g » p * t i f l r a l l y, h u t n«»l | liy w ay f limit*lion lh» fol­ for a referendum vote of the ks w 11 ■g f l a l o r * * people. Range „* hem t e r * a l l pe r i t i l lie fit ly In* tail l ed An eliort lo obtain a new Y« e(1 A R E H E R El l V N<»TIcharter was stymied two P I E I * t h a t t h e I ' U l n O f f »*R*» years ago for lack of voter I I s T I V E !.»» I. I S K I ' It \ Ns | . t 1 11 M p A N V ha a in *tIt u I • aup|Kirt. *•) • ii H a g a i n * ! > o in ih«* <"Ir Among main points provided c u l t < "turt j f t h a N l n l h J u d i ­ In tiie new charter, ns report c i a l PI m i l t . In a n d f o r He in I n o I a Ei hi 111 y. F l o r i d a , t h * ua ed by Woodhams, are improv­ t o r * of t h * *u1! I* It* fs«retli<»e ed methods of controlling lax t h a t i eMai l ! Slmr I |t*i g * t* hit'll in he r a I he a h o v e *1r a • rths d a lion, power of condemnation epr■tini <spr r t r * *■»*■!»t pi r >p»r i ) b e i n g to allow for city growth, sal ■I t u a l e d a n d l o t a i asf In Hernli t i t y. F | ’»rtd* Y**u a n d aries for mayor and council- ne aocl ah Coi o f y o u a r ft h a r a h y r*-ju r I I ONORA ROAD & HWY. 17-92 SANFORD, FLA. COMET LARGE BOTTLE RIO. 9Bc , roll WM" - i .V i- * b ,*ois«i*.r iv .r y d e y ’ MEN'S. tn b W h rg. .. V ,h* . i i , 1 idStss*0 *' ^ buy on« c°" « lll o 1** f r e e - KO TJi I f *1 ,h* " ^ [ng mmma n» C O U P O N g * rtiH r 2 .5 9 MEDIUM SIZE A n im ll 1 thru. Sal. F .b 13/63) (LIMIT 1) ICOUPON! L IQ U ID THIN S H E L L -O L D FA SH IO N ED S IM ILA C SWEETA HOREHOUND Drops 24cc Bottle y I t | N .n N o lr ili,. S*h Im m for Lw Calari. d i . t t (Umi« 6 thru. Sat. F .b , 11/63) (Limit 1 thru. S a t. f . b . 13/63) FAMILY LARGE SIZE (Limit 1) ONI-A OAT iC O U P O N *tM JB— « SQ U IBB'S With Pure Strained HONEY 7 ex. BAG 18 (Umtt 1 thru. Sat. Fab. 13/6 3 ) 98c BABY POWDER c fUmH 1 thru. Sot. F .b 13/65) ICOUPON! REG. JOHNSON & JOHNSON ft Bom r MICRIN Oral ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH SHAMPOO CIGARETTES Reg. or with , Iron-13 ax. Can I i.hni.a PRELL LIQUID POPULAR BRAND Carton of 20 TggflttBflg COUPON ru/M g M g 68 WHILI TWITLAST 48 VITAMINS 1.99 IK O T E X lo i with FREE 30 DAY SUPPLY (LIM IT 1) REG. OR SUPER # .M J f c 0 C i FINANCE SKRVlClMC. • f Sanford flO South MafnoTIa St c a t ...............F A 2-4612 .'i . - / •%| I ( *T 4 .A : fS ■ I I I B ij + - * I 1 ----------- r r r 1 --------- — rJiT- -fviiiiw■ir 4 T �'I» . r-- K* f? / f ■ t <* *v * Yanks Snarl Back At Red Docs a bird eat like a bird? That ia a good question. For centuries people have been going around saying, “take a look at what's-his-name, he fy eats like a bird." In the first place, this is pretty absurd. Like most common sayings, it is false. Because birds re­ quire a prodigious amount of food and young birds, our en­ cyclopedias n y , Will eat more than their own weight per day. Researchers o n c e bird­ ie watched a tern from egghood and found that a baby tern weighing two ounces ate three ounces and two drams of earthworms as a basic diet. But don't you try it! Because if you ate on a comparable scale, you'd have to eat two or three lambs or a side of beef tor the main course. * And people would go around saying, “ he eats like a horse.” _ ( Swiped) * • • __ __ Memo to City Manager Pete Knowles: Boat owners are complaining to "The Clock" about that hole at the end of the concrete launching ramp In the city basin. Say it makes it most difficult to get their m boxt-ln adrd trailers up out of the water. wa Planes Score Funds Await Congressional Okay Severe Blow. On Commies DA NANG. South Viet Nam ( U P J j _ ^ t Nearly ISO U. S. and South’3 Vietnamese warpianos blasted Communist North V’ict Nam today in the latest and heaviest of this week’s reprisal raids. Three U. S. Navy planes Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” were lost in the raid, it was learned, but the pilots of two were rescued. Earlier Vietna­ mese reports had said that ali of the attacking planes return­ ed safely. A. U. S. Embassy spokes­ man in Saigon said the aitacks * Phono 322-2G11 Zip Code 32771 J were directed at "installations WEATHER: Fair and mild, about 80 Friday: low tonight in 60s. in the southern part of North Viet Nam.” Other sources said VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., FEBRUARY 11. 1905 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 12-t the attackers struck at targets between Dong Hong and Vinh Linh, two points raided earl­ ier in the week. Informed sources said the attacking planes included 28 Vietnamese Skyraiders and 20 ny Fred Ven Pelt U. S. F100 jets from the base here and 10ft U. S Navy Capt. James O. Mayo, who n s w A . . . planes from aircraft carriers probably more than* any one off the coast. person locally kept "ifloat” The spokesman laid that the U. S. carriers were the Ran­ the Sanford Naval Air Station* ger, Coral Sea and Hancock. when it was almost "sunk” a Maneuvers Seen A Vietnamese broadcast year ago in an economy wave, BONN, Germany (UP1) — quoting Gen, Nguyen Cao, Ky. is expecting momentarily or­ West Germany's decision to commander, of-ihe South Viet, ders of transfer hum his pre­ end arms deliveries lo Israel names**'air force, said all the sent post as commanding offi­ will give it more room to man­ planes returned safely. euver in ita dealings with Arab An intriguing sight Wednes­ Today's raids were ordered cer of Reconnaissance Attack countries informed sources day during the noon hour at in reprisal for Wednesday Wing One. The luture Wing commander, said today. the dock of Lake Monroe Inn. night's Red attack on a U. S. A houseboat tied to the dock, Army barracks in Qui Nonh, in Capt. Richard Edward Fowler Victim Improves an occupant fishing while the which 28 Americans may have Jr., has arrived at the station where he is taking a Vigilante JACKSONVILLE . (HIM) unmistakable aroma of some­ died. The condition of a man bitten thin' cookin’ came Irom with­ Earlier today, armed l’. S familiarjiation course. Captain Mayo, although in by a coral snake was improv­ in. Such a life . . . helicoplers and South Vietna­ Navy consideration on sea duty ed today following a blood mese artillery broke up an altransfusion from a Miami serIt'i strictly a formality to , tempted Communist amphi- at SNAS, is expecting orders pentraium owner with an im­ continue steps necessary for bious landing in Qui Nonh, transferring him to a surface munity to snake poison. Icdcral aid. There'll be a pub­ scene, of Wednesday night's craft some time in May or June. lic hearing at 2 p m. Feb. 25 savage attack It was a year ago, a week Titan Shot Halts at the County Commission liefore Ihe 10th annual Bomb CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) chambers. It's being called by Derby at the base, that it was Technical troubles today de­ the State Road Department rumored Sanford Nasal Air layed for several hours an at­ and the subject will be "conStation would be closed and its tempt lo launch a Titan 3A fAlfUig the location and eco personnel and activities trans­ rocket and Ita first useful sa­ effects of proposed imCAPT. JAMES O. MAYO (left), com m ands of Reconnaiatanca Attack ferred elsewhere. tellite, a W pound radio labora­ 'provemenls . . . to State Road Winy; One, welcomes his prospective relief, Capt. Richard E . Fowler Jr„ A Navy man fractured both However, top Navy officials tory, on a , omplex shot that 48." Thla involves the widen to Sanford Naval Air Station. Captain Fowler, ic w attandllg a Vigilante calls for three orbital changes. ing of 23th Street from French l e g s Wednesday afternoon fr°m throughout the world conaircraft familiarization course at the base, is expected to aaautne Wing Avenue to Mellonville Avenue. when his motorbike and a ' verged on Sanford during command In May or Ju n e. Captain Mayo Is expecting transfer orders in 9 9 • light truck collided hcadon in Bomb D*‘rb> wcck lo observe th e near future. (Navy Photo) The teamwork of the Sher­ front of tiie Lake Monroe Inn activities of Wing One and its .reconnaissance-attack squad-. iffs posse in recent days has on Highway 17-92 Under treatment at Somiri- ron‘ M w»* during dial week been exceptional. From the minute city police sounded the ole Memorial Hospital is John when t aptatn Mayo led local Vail Lewis Lambert, 17alarm, ail factions o[ every W. Hcrchig. 19. attached to Navy and civilian officials In year-old Longwood H i g h law enforcement body in the Reconnaissance Attack Squad- convincing the visiting high sres responded to a grim task ron One ills condition was Navy officers that Sanford NaSchool student, w a s killed val \tr Station should not on­ •hortly before 7 p, m, Wed­ of apprehending two young listed as "tairly good " nesday at the intersection of men. Excellent teamwork. Herring was driving toward ly Ik- continued twit its facili­ Sit 434 and Interstate 4, * • • Sanford on 17-92 when he col- ties expanded Wednesday's announcement when hit acooter hit a truck. An Eagle Scout at 13? Hard hdrd with a truck driven by WASHINGTON (UP1| — ►rpnnte meeting! and The panel n.imc-l \\ Woodrow Strickland, 33. of to believe. But Paul Pivec. William Edward Klinefelter of from Washington that Con­ D«»ik u n io n l iu d e r * am i ih ip * ( under o n l r r t fro m th e Preai* >luy w ill hr si m i l a r in func* gress has !>een asked by Pres­ Winter Gerden, driver of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 813 Escambia Drive. p«*ra, u n d e r p r e s s u r e f r o m ‘ dent to rep o rt hack to him l io n to the *pe«ml hoard. truck, told Florida HighwayPivec, of 428 Summerlin Ave- * Highway P a t r o l Trooper ident Johnson to include Jfi 7 J*rr sk l e n t Johnaofi to en d a )»> noon <K S T I F r i d a y w ith h ea d ed hv M - i w h i c h nego* Patrolmen L. D Harrell and milium in tile military tnidget Jerry Hawthorne and Consta­ nue did Just that almost im (luted n settlement ill a 34- John McConnell that the possible feat Lite other night ble Bob Carroll, investigating for expansion of the local base "totally unjustified” strike, ite it-ii'iiiim-li-latioris Hanging over ttie- negotia­ -lay dock s11ik- in January, motor acooter hid no tights lfe got his Eagle award dur­ officers, sa id ‘Klinefelter had bears out the results of Captain launch tlluke-or-hreak settle, and he did not tee the boy ing ceremonies in Orlando. stopped prior to making a left Mayo's and the local Navy and ment talks Unlay with a pies- tion* was the threat that tints. As in the present case, that until he crashed into the Johnson may he forced to ask It's estimated only nine nut turn into the Inn's parking lot. civilian officials' “ message" identiul board. Congress to impose nr hit in honid was named nfter other Irurk. of 1,000 Scouts make the high After approaching traffic had lo those visiting Navy offic­ Representatives of ship|>rv-> tioii on nil sides. But admin­ legul remedies hnd in-en ex­ Lambert, who lived at Rt. honor and then many, many gone, the truck driver made ers Captain Mayo has had a and the International Long­ istration officials obviously hausted. The 1963 strike end­ I, Box 889, apparently died of these are much older than his left turn and into the path wide and varied career, in shoremen's Association lILAt hoped that Ihe President's ed when both sides accepted of head and hody injuries nf the motorbike Eagle Scout Pivec and nut of the Navy He *n- from Galveston, Tex., and penuanre powers could avert tha panel's recommended 37 when he was thrown to the auch a move. cent-an hour p*y increase. tr-ed nasal Right training dur pavement by the collision. Miami, Fla. — the two big ing World War II. winning his wings at Pensacola He was a holdout ports in the strike— torpedo plane pilot aboard »e- were to meet with the board ‘Moving Day’ Expected 'Soon veral aircrafl rim e rs during for the urgent talks tile w ar Johnson Wednesday night Captain Fowler it on his;called on I-abor Secretary W third tour of duty In the area. Willard Wirtr, Commerce TOKYO (UP1)—Soviet P re -|S air raids against North He was with Fighter Squadron Secretary John T. Connor. All Ihe latest innovations fur Sanford f’enney’a Manager selection of the company’s 32 ui the spring of 1951 fnl and Sen. Wayne L. Morse. inter Alexei N. Kosygiw flaw Vietnamese (argets. (D-Ore I, to gel to the hot lowing reactivation of SNAS lh» comfort and convenience Charlie Robinson said today. new. private brand hard lines, from Peking to North Korea I North K" " » h** "Tim new store will be [ put its tOO.hOO man army in and taler served as operations torn nf Ihe month-old walkout of shoppiu• will be inrurpnrplus an expanded assortment today, pow.bly to line up * . combat readiness." T h e officer of Heavy Attack Squad at East and Gulf roust ports eight times larger than our ated in the new Penncy's de­ present downtown establish­ of Penney'a traditional soft united C o m m u n i s t front f m<)VC ostensibly was decided run 9 in 1937 58 The strike is costing f67 mil­ partment store lo be opened ment and will offer our cus­ lines," Robinson noted. against Um Waited States in „ p 0 „ because of alleged He holds the Navy Cross, lion a day. "The huge onr-level atore Viet Nam. , "America* provocations” in Silver Star, Distinguished Fly­ The panel was In hrar the later Ibis year at the Sanford tomers hundreds of new items will alio carry such new lines The offldal Boviet news KoreaArea shoppers will have a full arguments of both side* in Plata on Highw ay 17 92 aouth, ing Cross and Air Medal. as furniture, a sleep shop, sil­ afency Taaa reported from verware, jewelry, pictures and Moscow that Kosygin and a mlrrora. delegation of lop RuiaUmbifi "One of the outitsr^yig fea­ data concluded a one-day visit tures is the attached auto Jo MM CMna and flew to center which will have fourPyongyang, the capital of car acrvlce bays and provide Communist North Korea. full, front to rear auto service Kosygin's decision to visit and repair work," he pointed North Korea was not announc­ o ut ed until Wednesday and came “ Preparations are now un­ as ■ surprise. der way for our planned move Radio Pyongyang said Rosy to tbe new store. However, gin was greeted at the airport due to circumstances beyond by Premier Kim 11 Sung of Penncy’s control, w« have not North Korea, reviewed an been able to move ahead ai honor guard and then was quickly as we would have driven to the government's liked. Nevertheless, we want guest bouse. The radio report t& assure our customers that said the leaders of both coun­ we will be open later this tries exchanged greetings at a year," Robinson emphasised. brief welcome ceremony, but “ We feel that this new de­ there was no immediate Indi­ partment store, which will be cation hour long the visit would the largest in Seminole Coun­ leaL ty, it well worth waiting for North Korea, like Red China and will be a tramandous mod­ and North Viet Nam, has been em , conveniopt, one-atop mer­ this year. The 40,000 aquare foot one-level department atore EXEMPLIFYING tha “new look” In Penney operations the scene of massive public chandising center for area will feature a complete auto center as well as expansion of throughout the nation 1# the company's new Sanford Plaza demonstrations protestshoppers," Robinson declared. all lines of merchandise. ■tore, (shown in Uia axUsL’a rendering), which will open later ,tng ftmiih Vietnamese and UM ■• Captain Mayo Awaits Orders O f Transfer BRIEFS Naval Airman Hurt In Crash '4 'Heavy' Dock Talks Pushed Longwood Youth Dies In Crash To Hunt End O f Long Feud Soviet Boss Seeks North Korean Unity Penney's Reveals Store Plans Capt. Swanson Tells Of Plan Tha booming noise of Navy “ For a long tim e," said Jeta taking off and landing Captain Swanson, “thes« peo­ at Sanford Naval Air Station ple have been most under­ soon will be passe for San­ standing despite the increas­ ford area residenti . . . if tha ing tempo of training opera­ U. S. Congress approves. Included in the military tions at this base. Tbe RA-3C, budget sent by President with its two J79 engines, is Johnson to the Congress is a wonderful weapons system an item of Jtl.T million for but it .docs make a lot nf SNAS , . .and this figur* noise. Our neighbori warrant includes fundi for land ac­ encouragement in thla connec­ quisition and construction of tion. a 6,000-foot extension of the “ Assuming that Congress north-south runway. will approve this budget for Thla extension will double NAS Sanford, and I am confi­ th(_lfhgth °f the present run­ dent that it w ill,.the northway and will permit Navy fouth runway-will be aircraft •coming in to circle to the east of the base In a and Qicrqby _allow rrtoi Ira (fit to asYuma a new pat southerly direction, turn over. Lake Jessup and head north tern.” The present main east-west for a landing. The pattern would tie reversed should the runway , , , use of which prevailing- w ind be in the op­ brings about the noiie . . . Is 10,000 feet long, extending posite direction. "In view of the recent re­ eastward ~frbnf th e'io u th end lease of information from of MellonvUJe Avenue at 25th Washington," <1 was stated Street. The north-south runway pre­ this morning by Capt. C. W. Swanson, commanding officer sently is 8,000 feet long and is of Sanford Naval Air Station, used only for emergency pur­ "it appears appropriate to poses. It extendi southward provide additional information from SR 48 ( 25th Street). Tbe to the people of SAnford, 6,000-foot extension will con­ both civilian and military, on tinue southward through pre­ what It ini'nns to this area." sent (mostly swampland to­ He continued: "Congress­ ward Lake Jessup. Upon completion (and again man (A. S.l Hrrlong released information lo The Hetald subject to congressional ap­ which, in effect, describes proval) the northern 2,000 improvement* and construc­ teet ol (he north-south runway tion at NAS Sanford with a will not be used, except in dollar amount of gtl.7 million. emergency, to provide oolse Ons of tha items tn tha bud­ relief for business and resi­ get which he mentions ia dents along Highway 48. This runway would b are ‘runway extension and land been under construction now acquisition.' ”1 would especially like lo except f o r the economy alldress myself lo the run­ scare” a year ago, when the way picture. It l* this a*|iect | Navy deleted tha item from which most concerns the peo­ its budget request, The preple living near thr Naval Air sent budget request la for tha l fiscal year 1966. Station.” Higher Return Seen For Valencia Crops LAKELAND (UPI) - Florids grown* should get a lietter return f"r their Valen­ cia orange crop if tile U S. Department of Agriculture's latest crop forecast holds. Th* department In it* monthly estiniste released Wednesday knocked 3 million boxes of valt-nciss off the pre­ dicted Florida crop. Citrus officials said this should in­ sure a better msihct price for the late season crop. Th* government estimated th* total orange crop at Mil 6 million boxes, s net rhange of only one million boxes front Hie January prediction. Almost balancing the dfop in thr V alen cia prediction w a s .. \ an inrreasa of two million laixes in th* forecast for oarly and mid-season vanities, which been harvestwnirn will win have ti ed bv-next i next week. VJiem is* go primarily for mjt/ing on range concentrate and Citrus Mutual Executive Vice President Robert W. Rutledge said oranga concen­ trate sales already ara excellent and that in .the peat two Weeks consumer spending top­ ped SI | million. The government broke ita orange crop estimate into 36 million boxes of valencies arid lt.fi million boxes of early and mid seusnn oranges. The California estimate v u 28 5 million boxes overalL W hy You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazard Warranty • Periodic Inapectlon * Tire Rotation • Flat Tiro Repair * Front End Chack BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES 405 W. Flint 8 L 521-0451 SANFORD, FLORIDA r ' ' �I •• aw O hf fta n fn rh Page 2 — Teh: 11, 1965 W rrxll Someone Up There C ared .. > Charity Horse Show Opening Draws 3 ,0 0 0 ,- L ■\ .• ahown by J. W. Renfroe, D jr'Jint CMitlHffrji Troy, Ala.; (2) Shadow's N e a r l y 3,000 apectatora Noddlrr, owned by Frank turned out Wedneaday night Roper, Winter Garden, ahown to watch opening eventa In hy I’nul Smith; (3> Man nf the five-day Sunland Charity Rhythm, owned by Mr. and Horae Show being held at Mra. Clauda Hardagr, MilSeminole Raceway In Caaaellidgavilla, Ga.t ahown by Buyd berry. Hudgins. Flying Cloud, owned and Fiva-galUd aaddie horaa, Hden by J. P. Eldridge of mares, 1100: (1) Area Sweat Ovlado, took top honora out I'rinceaa, owned by Roger of a field of 31 horaea In the Dean Chevrolet, Wcit Palm walking hnrae atallion and Beach, ahoVn by Janie Dean; gelding elaaa. (2) Alice Lou, owned by Aahdin. white A r a b i a n Pinerrest Farm. OJus, shown horae owned by Roae Are by by Phillip Stephenson; (3) Arablana of Abbeville, S. C-, Our Lady Grace, owned by and ridden by Edith RoaenMiss Lealie Kagens, Mil­ berg, took flrat place In the waukee Wfi., shown by two Arabian claaaaa for the Lloyd Tester. evening. Singla roadster, shown to Reaulta of Judging were: bike, 1100; (1) Ilia Honey, Walking horae, marra, 1100: owned by Mra. G. H. Living­ (1) Prlte April Love, owned ston, New York, K, Y., shown by Mr. and Mra. H. Martin, by Lloyd Teater; (2) Shea Gadaan, Ala., ahown by Al­ Shine Boy, owned by Roger bert Roland;. (3) Sunbeama Dean Chevrolet, Wcit Palm Producer, owned by Frank Beach, shown by Jim RaksRoper, Winter Carden, ahown dalc; (3( Arttie Scott, own­ by Paul Smith; (3) Sun’a Pa­ ed and shown hy R. C. Mc­ per Doll, owned by Mai Carty, Kansas City, Mo. Graham Btablea, Meridian, Arabian, thraa-gaitad, open, WINNER OF SEMINOLE County Chamber of Commerce Trophy for the Mlae., ahown by Larry Ed150; (1) Aahdin; (2) Seoula, Arabian three-galted class, as well an flrat in the $50 Arabian pleasure warda. %— owned by B. E. Purcell, Or­ horae class nt Sunlnnd Charity Horae Show Wednesday night at Seminole Thrce-gaitrd aaddie horae, lando, shown by Robarta Raceway in Casselberry, was Aahdin, owned by Jtoae Araby Arablana, over 16.2 handa, 9100: (1) W a rm ; (9) Gatraff. Abbeville, S. C., and ridden by Edith Rosenberg, receives blue ribbon Regal Gold, owned by Ban Walking horaa,'stallions or from Mrs. Ronald Sims. Ringmaster is Sgt, Joe Mulranen. Sadoff, Fondulae, Wla., ahown geldings, 9100: (1) Flying by Lloyd Teater; (2) Fan­ by Charlaa Jrnklna; (C) Mia* fy, Titusville, ahown by Eddie I., Etheredge, Bartow, ahown Cloud; (2) Mack's K. Speed­ fare, owned and ahown by Rhythmcttc, owned by Luke Campbell; (-) Keyntage'a In-' l.y Charier Jenklnr; ( 2 ) 'Show way, owned and ahown by J, Alan Robaon of Weateheater, Point Farina, K r y a t o n e dta, owned by Robert Patter- Girl, owned by Roger Dean W. Renfroa; (3) Champagne . Pa.; (8) Foxie Red, owned Hajghta, ahown by Dewey aon, Windermere, ahown by Chevrolet, Went Palm Beach, Jat, owned by Fieldstone ,•*. by J. Snlvely of Winter Hav­ Renderaon; (3) Etonrwall’a Carol Patterron; (3) April, ahown by.‘ Janie Dean; (3) Farm, Macqn, Ge., ahown by en; ahown by Suaan Snlvely. Farewell, owned by Dir-Rnb owned by Briny Ki Tunning- Highland Evening Ace, own­ Boyd Hudgins. ■*rt ■ .“ -A rabian pleasure horaaa, Btablea, Auburndnlo, ahown ton, I)rl.and| ahown by Beth ed by Rappy Acres, Binhop850: (1) Aahdin; 12) Jarouf, by O. II. Kingham. Bethea. vllle, S. C.,. shown by J. E. ownad - and ahown by Mra. Half-Arabiun p i e a a u r a Thrrc-gnltrd saddle borne, Norris. Willis Flick of Miami; (3) horaa, weatern: (1) Lana tindrr 16.2 handi, 1100; (1) Junior walking horse, 1100: Gaaroff, ownad and ahown by King, owned by Patricia Cof- Mayfield Jewel, owned by W. (1) Pride of Pike, owned and Wayne H ater of Winter Haven. NEW YORK (UP1) — The Fjye.gaited aaddie horae, trend to 10-ecnt dally newaaUillona or geldings, 8100: papers continued last year, (1) The Lancer, owned by the American Newipaper PubWarren Atklnaon of Waat llihera Aiaoelation (ANPA) MIAMI (DPI) — A crim­ penis and a gila monster from In short order, Judge Gene Radana, Ind., ahown by Owen Williams banded down the reports. Haley; (2) Caroline ChiafUn, inal court Judge rustled up a Miami's Ser;>entanum. The ANPA releaied the reowned by end ehown by year-long prison sentence for lie pleaded guilty at the trial, sentence. iulta of a aurvey of single He also sentenced LittleKathy Etheredge, Bartow; Joseph Littlepnge, 21-year-old which moved rather rapidly In copy price of Englith and for­ (3) Glory Kalarama, owned ronfeasrd snake and gila vmw of the "evidence," placed page's pregnant wife, Sharon, eign language dAllies in the 21, to the "time already serv­ by D. E. Britt Aaaoclatlon. monster thirl, atop the hearing room table ed," or the time the had apent United States, Canada, Ber­ Miami Beach, ahown by MLlttlepace pained some tort Background fur die proceed in jail since the couple was muda. Puerto Hlco and the Hetman. West Indict. of prominence lsst month inks was a hissing and thrash picked up Jan. 6 Junior fine harneae horae, The aurvey showed that 821 when police arrested him it Mra. Llttlepage, who said ing sound supplied by four 8100: U l Special Sparkle, daily newnpaperj now sell at Sarasota, owned by Mr. and Mra. J. buses ot snakes, Including a she Is two weeks overdue, wa* 10 cents, an increase of 13C In hts apartment they found turned over to federal author!, ^ Snlvely. WinUr Haven, ahown pit viper and a nervous cobra, a skunk, s 2(i-pound rat, trv ties to face ch arnb of inter giver a year ago. Tha number and tiie two gila monsters. 4>f dailies priced at eight cents oral alligators, IO0 snakes, and A cover had been drawn state transport or a stolen drclincd from 596 to 527. a bathtub full of turtles truck l o v e r th*. eohra’a rage with a Of 1.3J6 dallies; 338 reported l.ltilepsee eventually wound glass lop herauw cobras are The rnuple la from Talifor r i l T I T I O L S SAME they had inrrr.iM*d th n r prieNOTICE IS li*r»by el**" t b t t I up In court here In fare char nia. known to strike at anything ■ m *i>»*a*d In hi,tint** *1 Rt r t ia>t year, compared to 382 1 l l m } i K. Maitland, a . m mol* get of atraling four of the irr. which m o v e s in 1903. Prices fur Sunday C ou n ty . Klorlda, under ihWhen tti« cover slipped, the Military Briefing firlltlntl* nam* of, (.aha llowal] newspapers alio went up, the C era m ic Htudjo, and that 1 in ­ cobra's head snapped against report aald. Set Peb. 19-20 ten d to raalatar aald natn* w ith tha Clark of lh* cirri,It fo u r * Ib (hr I ndirt nf thr Cotintr the glass. JACKSONVILLE f I T I I — H . mlnnU County. Florida In Jll4St. krtHlnoln L'f'Uhl j. t'lvf* Allierl F Slopert, ilopuli dir a c c o t d t n c a with Hi* pro»l»lon» hl«f In l*rni*iiiFo t lh* Klctlilou * N»ma* d ia l- ( b n i I H ilr iff rrtor of Ihc John K Kennedy uia*. t o - w l i h t n*. linn 44- 0* n K i t T i t i in: m u n i K f IJin I"*hfi! lit IIlf" l Oil I I Iif (hr I ail*IIif Sptiio Collier, will speak at a Ktorlda n ia tu la * 11*17 ttta. THnmaa l. II. rakovlt n T « I I I 1 m i l l ity * n ml |*r .1till hi v, Hr in (no Ir (n iin !} ( l l u t - dinner In Orlando Krt> ID dur­ 4 I b I mi * **f J l r i i i i R d i Irln, In |t ri>l*Al«. ruhllalt Jan. H * 4'*b- 4, Hi l l m I n s ing a lwnda> military brief­ n r*i nf II. 1>H. ing for Honda leglalalorii ru t-ii Yo u • n d *■ ' h d»f VfMI IM jr»HN X H A L Uk Y^*i****a*'| lier^tay lioflflnl aft 1 r Fi|U r».| Godfrey Harvey Sunim offi i s u i k i m t ; i i t c o t n r n r to i*t *• Mt m o rJ n!m» • Mil •Ir T a All OvdlNsira ■ mi 1'rrtnnt T i n : v i s t i i j i i i m t a i . n n - rtMiniU w (Hi ti > *»u ait r 11 hrr *.r •In » 1tin I I n Iimb S f f (Inn niii|a cor in charge of Cuban af Cl IT. IN ASH Kill! aKMINUl.i: you, •tony hm\m ISMBIM"I lh * %|ialiiw| **nlt! t*^l ■ i n fair* for tiie State Department c o l m . cl.in i in l. You and •«! h of iin illi.i at Miami, will brief legisla­ IS ITIASCEUV Ml. 1.-ITTI »)•! rl.y BAlli Cuu nty* n<’tirurj ■ II(1 x t v r r r t ; o r a i i IT tor* and Gov ilaydon Hums at nf F# m 1* to (irti r rt i n n y r 4 Imp I. ICS LI It AWMtTTINUTON rid* at hi ■ trt a n d > whleh y , «*r • ml I KEN E M. W HITTINU- of fla t in i h i court H«>ub » of you. may lava *a*inat th* AFB Feb 20 TUN, Ilia wlla, i m111 County ni Hanford, rir-r- r*Ul* of JOHN A IU1.L daITaliHlffi. M h wit It in * ii m l •ml mt muni In r m it'll. In Is* o f «nhl I’m t o l y t u Now You Know va. hr t *«■u ii i y J ml k r nf H«itiinn1« from th* Hint of |h* firm pub J WILL I1IVKNOUH and ANN ||t -4 1 loft of (his n o t l c t United Prcas Inlernalloiial Tw«i Co u n l >', Klorlda. At his off! • n iliK N O U K . hi* wlla. t l at cmplta of • •eh H i l m - o p In ih« rngrt hr>utt of p«id llie oldest fossils ewer dis­ l>atandanta • b ill t)« In w ^ lt ln f. tni| • h• 11 T o g n ty •t Hanford Florid* T U B aTATE OT F I .O B t n A i p l/c a uf i M i l n c R w ithin 11 4 1• lh •t« i« l« n (Ur mrmlh* covered lived 2.CKX) million TO, J WILL NIPK NOUR and • nd |»o*i r*f f |r t • '1 i r 4b■ nf th* from tht tlrnt o f 1 hr flMt |*Utf yesrs ago and are n( simple ANN M D K N D U B . hi* wife, ( I i imRiti, • ml shall hi ftwMrti thin of (h it rmlrr Two i-op. jdani* similar to ulgar ami r t a id tn r r u n k n o w n , mail- to by tl • iiniriiftni, or m,k« nf 1** iif «■ph nlilrn «if if ail'll M i11tl In , i 4 d ( t * a (lanaral I'a- or i l t n r 1Py II fid 4 <‘i"O111 | >4 711r r| • hull has in wrllln v mill it'll,0,11 (ungi, according lo the Amer­ ll»»ry, Nerrla, Tannra att hy 4 -fll 114 ft* o f n u t do llm B1 4 1 * ft r (llm • *pf f pniilrfuF ITO Virgil M. Wood, Tou ara haraby nnUflad (hat tttd «uuh • U l m or tlcmami nut Jl JHi iHIftl u ff l i * A.t.tr. *( *>f tha ican Museum of Natural His­ f aull ha* h t t n filed aaaluri • o filtd • h i l l b# voidafter 20 year* of Nuvy , liltlUitil • ml shat! he n t isr n tory. RALPH A. SMITH (center, top), retiring chairman of the local Salva­ tion Army advisory board, was presented with a “Sally Award" for lead­ ership and service by. Col. Ralph T. Smith, national evangelist for the Army, us Cupt. Harry Foden, local officer, looks on. Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. (left, lower), new chairman, discusses the Army’s ’round-the-world work with Mrs. Irvin k Pryor, secretary; James Lee, co-chairman, and Fhilip Logan, treasurer. , (Herald Photos) Newspapers Up Cost Of Dailies Snake Thief Given 3 Years Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice y« u ana r i o N K a n m k t a i a i n» OIU.ANUO. INC., a Florida c o r ­ pora tion; T il K. ro M M B ItC IA L 1IANK AT WINTEII I1AIIK. Kt^iKIDA, a ha n k in a ro t|.o ra tlon a i l a tl n * under lh* taw* of lh* hta la of Klnrld*; H u R N g . W I L a u N , INC. a F lo f14. uorpvratlan. and CIIASL 4 COMPANY, a Florid* corpora ainit, lit lh* abova a nlllla d c a u t * . and lh a l you a rt liar*. i y required lo (II* your a n . • » a r with "(ha Clark ol Ihla Courl. and to oarra a cop y t h e r e o f upon tha 1’U ln tU f* or J’Uiniitr*' M tu rn a y . w hota Kama and a ddiaat lat K. AMtn tO rE O I . L i r r , J i t . Ita North P ark Avanua. I*. ■> Hoi t o l l. a « n f . n l , Ktorlda. anl lalar (ban J f a r .h 17th, A. I). m i . II yau (all I* do t o , dacraa yro con ra tio w i l l ba antarad a a a in a t you (or th« ratio( da. inan dtd In tha Complaint. Tha natura o f aald ault balng f o r KOItHCLOailllK UK MtlKT. (IM 1 K (nru m b crln a Hit properl y In St In Inula County, Ktorlda. d o -w ill T h t W t i t Tl ( t t l of tht Kaal O n*.H alf (C l*t of all that | a r | of U U h ’ K 1. WILKMKIIK, ty ing N o tlh of Church airtet (aald lllork I ly in g North of i 'hurt h s i t a a t balng l i t f a tt f r o n tin g on Church Kiraat and IH f a tt In d a p th t . a c ea rd la g l o plat . ' tharaof raaordad In ITat Hook I. I1* ! * . 111,. Public h rrn rd a ot Pamtaol* (.’outl­ ay, 'Klorlda. w r r . N k . b i m r h a n d and tht ga a l of aald C«uM at ganfard. F lo r id a . Ihla »th day o f F t p ru a r y . A, V t i l l . . * (s e a Li Art hur II. B i r k w l l h . J r , , . Clark o f tha Circu it Court My: Martha T. Vihldn D e p u t y Clark R Ambroa* o l l t f f . Jr. N o r U P a rk Avanua » . o . Baa t a i a ■ a n fo rd , Florida IFubllah Fab. 11, II. t l A Mar, •I. I » l » , CDJ-41 I H u ak *f At adniim atrator o f th* K»tat* of O f . l l T I l l ’ tiK Ill'llIIIOK. <1*eaa*«4 Albari rU irU nd, A Ml** Sliptxnaon A i l o r n t r * at U * hull* I I I —h*n(Dr>l Ailaiulc N ttld n a! Bank Bulldlna P O tlr»«»r l.i by th* «'Llni*til, hi* *H«ni. a t tn r n t y *nd Sf-rompanlad li» * flllliK f»a Of on* *lf*llrt, a nil *Mch claim ot drm siui not wIliad ahalt I - void F rtd Hall ' A* a d m t n l a l t a lor of lh* E atata at Legal Notice IN TIIK Mlll l IT 4*01 NT 4IK TI44C Ninth Jl DU 1*1, ■III. IT IT IIK IN II lu ll *b:*l INtlLE i ui n i t . M o u n t* , service, was piped over the aide Ity R V A H -3 and into the Fleet Re­ serve nt Sanford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo) JOHN A HALL, dacaaatif r H A x ( t : i i v n o . id.vm KHIST N A T I O N A L OITT _________________________ KTKNgTItOM. DAVIS A M r l N T O il l HANK Truatr. W -rthtnainri Sanford. Kbulil* Piupiirat n>n N,,n Cntilrlhulnry Allornay* fo, Admlniali s l o t I'uMlali J*n. 21 A K*h. I it pn*t m i l l , II, ■> l!3l> I'annlun l'l*n un-l«r A |rr,m im II. IMl kanford. Klorlda l ! ! l l d*tc,i Jim, t i paa, c o t.ia P u M l.h Kak. II. II. t t A Mar Plat at Iff, v* 4, !>Sl _ WASHINGTON (UPI) — IN THE rtn ci i r t o t HT. f ' D J . I I JAMES T. EDOE. *( ua. S IX T H J l D ll'IA L CIIHT'IT. D» (r nd*nt* President and Mr*. Johnson IN ANII KOI! BENIN OLE I v T ut; LIMIT IT lo t in . n(tries: n r a*t.K NINTH J1H II1AI. CIH ITIT. r i M T T I . KI.Oil IIIA NiiTK’K IK IIKIIK11V HIVKN scheduled a White House IN t'HAXL'KHT No. t loot, IX AM) KOM M4MINUI.S: that on lh* iilh day ol Kab- lunch Friday.|fui 100 Lincoln IIIV o i l CL I III NTS'. K 1.0 II11> e ruary t i l l at U;00 A. M at scholars, wfTTFri and othar* IN TH ANIK II V NO. I IBM D A N IE L TilACY. lha Waat door o( in* Courl PLAINTIFF MA HIE WATKINS. Houaa ol Bamlnolt County, at to calibrate tha 166th anni­ VS P L A IN T IF F Sanford. Klorlda. lh* under, versary of tha birth of Abra­ va ELMIRA TRACT, alantd Clark will offer for aal* D E F E N D A N T JAMES W ATKINA, lha follow ins described real ham Lincoln. AOTICM TO t m i l l l IIH K K M'A ST property! White House china from TOi EI.MtllA C, TIIACV,' NOTICK Til A P Pi:A ll Lot Aft, OAKLAND HILLS, the Lincoln period will b* Us­ Whoa* laild tn ,-* la TO I JAM KM WATKINS according lo lh* plat 111 South O a r f la ls Avanua Whoa* raildanca la u n ­ tharaof *e recorded In P!*t ed at the lunch, a spokesman Columhui, Ohio kn o w n Book 11. pasaa II and 14. Teu ara h t r t b v ra q u lra t to To u a r t liartby raqulrad lo Public Record* of S*m|. said- Johnson will speak, and Ilia your writtan d , l , n i , lo (lit your w r lt ta n 4 t ( * n t t to Vira President Hubert H. . nol* County, Ktorlda (ho m il o t Co„i|ilolnt for Ilia Ulll >t Complain! for logaihar with all alruatura*. Humphrey and a number of ‘UVOIVO lllod haraln oKoluol dtvorv* (lied Itaraln ‘ ag et nal Iniprovamanta. flaluraa. applu you. w | l h t hr d a r k o f tht you. with ilto Clark of tht anca* and appurtenance* on governor* and congressmen abova Courl on or btfuyo ab o v a Court on nr bator* •aid land or uaad In conjunction will attend. March II. l i s t , and oarva a March is. H i t , and ( t r v * a therewith copy o f toina upnh plaintiff'* ropy ot aam* upon p l a i n t i f f * Tka aforaaald aal* wilt b* a llo rn a y , Jaioaa C. Cvlliar, T»I a tto rn ey , Jama* C. ColUar, Toi mad* purauant la a (Inal daFirst telephone directory Waal c h u rrh S tr a ti. Orlando. W a tt Church l l r a a c Orlando, era* af foracloaura antarad In Klorlda. Florida. Chancary Action No. ills* now was issued At New Haven, Herrin fall pot or a tlrrro* Itaraln' (all not nr a dacraa pandlns In tha Circuit Court Conn., on Fab. 2L 1878, and P'« r o n t a o u w ill p* a n u v a d pro co lifta ao w ill ha a n l t i a d of (ha Ninth Judicial Circuit contained th* names of 60 a s a l a a l you. a g a ln a l you of and for lamlnol* County, subscribers. "7 WITNESS iry hand and **al WIT NKaii m y hand and ***! Florid*. at SiBford. fomlaol* Caunly, at (a Dfa rd. I t m l a o l a County. D A T E D (hi* Ilk day of Feb­ Florida, this life Bar »t Fa*. Florida, Ihta l i b day o ( F » b . ruary. !t*t. ruary, t i l l . ruary, 1111. (■CAL) (SEAL) (■KALI Arthur H Barkwlih. Jr., Art hur II Beckwith . Jr., A rth u r H Il t c k w l l h , Jr.. Clark of tha Circuit Court IIABXAQK. MBS. CORA BB LL B * Clark a t th* ctrouK il«>uri Clark o f lha Circuit Court Hyp- Marlha T. Vlhlan — F un era l a a r v l c t t for Mra B y i , Martha T. Vltiltn. DC. By: Martha T . ' V lh ltn , D C Deputy Clark Cara Balt* H a r a s s * , FI. Who JAM ES ’C. COLLIKB JAM E S C. COLLI EH van dan Barg A day 41*4 T u es d a y n ig h t, will ba A l l o r n a y for P la in tiff A i t a r n t y (or P la i n t i f f Allornay* for Plaintiff co n d u cte d a t 19 a. at. F rida y T#1 W. Church TOI'W. Church • ! . ' IIS Baal Church Btraal at Briasaa F u n er a l lla m a Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Kl*. 4H> First Federal llulliftng w ith llav. Lynn H o r a a i * o f , P u h l l t h Fab. i t , II, U A Mar. Puhllah Fab. II, II. •( A Mar. Orlando, Klorlda flr la tt n s. Rurlal w ill ba In «. I»U. 4, l* d l I’ulilldi Feb. II. I*tk Kyicatt t j i k e -Camaiary. Ilrta. CMJ-ia COJ-4* COJ-SI *« u Kuuaral Uutua (u uharat. New Orleans Set For Next Festival a* NEW ORLEANS (UP!) — ■old. Dura and asieaamanta The magic word "Manli Grna" are the only source* of rev­ la again on tbs tips of car­ enue. If the krewe is to hold n nival.hungry New Orlran*. putado — and thi* year 16 of The Mg day Ihi a year comes them will — it can expect to March 2, u relatively Into date spend tlO.uOU on the parade fur thr Wildest holiday in and ntorv tiian |6,0dd on Ameriru — billed as tho "throw*,” tha trinket* tho "g rrslrst frrr show nn railh.'' maakers throw to the crowds Millions have witnessed tho from elaborate floats during s|ti-ct«i-|r ainrr Madri Grua tli* procession. fu*t culvbtulod bem moro Each krewe has a royal Uimi 160 years ngu, but only court. In many cases, the a eoiii|inrullvu imitdful h»vu name of the king is never ra­ been privileged to view tho ven led to tha public. mystic* inMriuu which nrr tbs For the man who would bo backi'tinr rif Itu •ininl ami king, tha cost of cuatume* and the cnniival teuson; Tiie car- accesaoriva ranges from ft.liiviil bulls liUll lo 15,11011, The ijUeun us­ The uvi-iiigi* visitor never ually pays about f 1,UU0 fur i gets to See it , uilllYu! |.jll ln>. 1gown and areplro. The dukes cuusr nllendatir-- Is hy Invitu- usually spend |3l)0 and the tlon of the krevvr nrganita- maids 5251). linn only. | Although the participants This year Hi ktcues havu and the subject of the table­ booked the municipal auditor­ aux are usually secret, carni­ ium. val hall* generally follow a Contrary to popular brlirf, pattern. thr rarnlvnl sruson dora nrvt Tiie Bull brglna with the begin with the pumdes, i>ut captain's whiatle. An orches­ with a carnival ball — the tra of from 16 to 41) musicians bail of th# Twelfth Night Ra- provides music. vr|*rs. held every Jan. I), 12 Aftar tho royal court of the nights after Christmas. previous year makes it* for­ The average hall rusts about mal entry, the cur tains part to I'Ju.flOO. And nil the *vprri*« uxpoie tile tableaux, a scene is borne hy member* of the or acrlas of scene* depicting organisations. Tickets not th* them* of the ball. VM Y WEST (UPI) — A Navy navigator ejected safe­ ly from n crippled jet fighter at 800 feet but barely got wet before an Air Force helicop­ ter, with • surgeon aboard, anaLlied him from the water. Navy officials nt Boca Chi- j ea Naval Air Station hero said Ens.Don M- Urlleh, Har­ risburg, Pa., was ordered to eject from tha F4B Phantom after one of the plane's two jets began smoking. Meanwhile, Air Force Capt. Charles P. Nadler, of Home­ stead, was cruising tha Flor­ ida Keys in an H-43 Air Res- | cue helicopter on a routine training exercise from Home­ stead Air Force Basa. An Air Forca surgeon was aboard, also for training. The Navy pilot, Cdr. E. H o y c e Williams, Virginia Beach, Va., radioed Boca Chi­ cs that Urlich had ajacted, then swooped down to 60 feet and made a safe landing at'*’*) the base two miles away. Th* Navy sent a propeller aircraft to search out Urlich and k ttp tight of him until he could be rescued. But Nadler,-listening to the Key West radio calls, offerad assistance. The Air Fores surgeon eai’d Urlich suffered no ill-affrcts j from ejecting to low or being in the water for about three minutes and the navigator was daiivered to tha Navy in "sound condition." Urlich said he just baraiy got bis life raft Inflated be­ fore he was rescued. BOTTLED GAS 6?otflotation NO INSTALLATION CHARGE 6 00 0 Per CyRnder 100 pounds Cal! 3 2 2 -5 7 3 3 Wr will loin you s 1 cylinder * y ■ t r m w|lh automatic regulator for a aervlre charge of f t.00 per month and driiver full cylinder* as needed for tha aeme low 6*00 par cylinder rale. Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. "Formerly Sanford Gaa Co." NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS 109 W. l i t STREET W ho W O U L D N 'T be E X C I T E D .... Ravenna - Park Lincoln Honors Set At Capital ABOUT “A Community of Homes — Built With Pride” .' 7 3 BEDROOMS AS LITTLE AS IN-SERVICE. Include* Tex** and Inauranc*. Beautiful Kitchens By a 6ENERAL A PER MONTH PAYS ALL I • ELECTRIC FHA FINANCING—$84/MO. INCL. TAXES & INSURANCE Funeral Notice «S Jw S Lm jd lW i Construction Co. 322*3103 -GENERAL OFFICE — 211 W. 25th STREET SANFORD, FLA. �I I W it fw ftrl IffiH F e b , 11, 1965 — P a g e 3 Lake Monroe Jottings 'Outsider' Prods Sanfordites-Kiwanians Accept Challenge Ry Dottie Austin here and spend their money," Bj Mr*. H. L. Johnson ous Spanish restaurant there he predicted. Tom Gilchrist, the keen-ey­ Hi There. I am kind of tear* before returning home. Won­ "The simple fact is, you ed to mention anything about der if Terry Rabun ordered ed, plain-spoken "outsider" have got to try harder than Rf* weather. J u it a i sure as strawberry shortcake? • • • from WESH-TV Ch. 2, who anyonr els* to preserve I aay “Gee, hasn't it been nice This Saturday night the annu- startled Seminole Countians your place under the *ua," . ... Tal Seminole High School Glee into almost instsnt action 13 he declarrd. spring weather even with the i . . . . .. . . . " . . . . .. 1, * ,, . 1Club Ball will be held at the weeks ago came back to San­ Gilchrist noted that the job rain?, it would turn cold. I ll | school. This always a pretty is not going to be made any take the chance and say "Isn't affair. I will be there as one ford Wednesday and gave the easier if the proposed legisla­ the weather nice?" • • * Con­ of the judges for the Belle of county a pat on the hack and tive reapportionment goes gratulations to Ed and Mar­ the Ball. Last year we select­ a prod in the ribs. through. garet Smith. They have been ed Sherry Thrasher, who will "You have recognised your “Seminole County and all married all of 21 years and she be this year? Did you greatest problem — Orlando other small counties will be spent the big day by having give to the March of Dimes is taking your customers in a precarious position if you mnner in DeLand with former and the Celebral Daisy drives away from you. You've faced lose your proportionate repre­ Sanford residents, the For­ .last week? 1 am very proud this and you are in the process sentation in the state — the rest Breckenrldges. Ed and of a certain group of girla for of overcoming it," he told Dade-Broward-Palm Beach, Marge have a new home out helping in both causes by do­ members of the Kiwanit Club on Orange Boulevard. We ing a civic duty in giving their at the Civic Center. wish you many, many more time in helping to make the “ You ran annex Orlando Business Brief years together. • • • Little sick well. The girls, of course, — because you have got Feanut Baker (I think his were members of the Lake something Orlandosns, Or­ name is Allen) is a year old­ Monroe 4-H Handy Helpers ange Countians and all of er. I think he is all of four, Club. They loved every min­ Central Florida and the p maybe it* three. He's at ute of doing it. They have state wants — the most the fussy age already of not now had six lessons in Red beautiful natural asset in telling me just how old he Cross First Aid being taught the state — five miles of JACKSONVILLE — (Spl) really Is. * • • And still an­ by Dan Pelham. He is a won­ waterfront," he pointed out. — J. M Fields. Inc., 10-state other Baker is a year older derful instructor and jhas the “It's easy for ntc to come chain of discount department this week. Jimmie, happy full co-operation of the girls over here and tell you how to ■tores, opened its Kith and birthday to you, too. * * • And as they have successfully solve your problems — 1 don’t largest Florida unit here to­ the secretary out a t Lake passed their first test and are have to worry about the day with grand opening cer­ Monroe School reached anoth­ looking forward to certificate money and you do. Your wa­ emonies. er year, too. Helen Stapler, day, as they call it. * • • Vary terfront development plan is The new 130,CKH).squarehappy birthday to you. I saw sorry to hear that Louise a mighty undertaking. But foot store is loratrd in Fields ^ secret admirer trying to de­ Rushlow is ill. She is such an any part of it you can afford Plata, Arlington, on a 23-arrr cide what to get you. But ] active person. We wish you to build is a great improve­ site at the intersection of Ar­ won't tell, NEVER! * * * We a speedy recovery Louise. • • • ment, when you build into lington Expressway and At­ are very sorry to hear o t the Sunday guests of Charles and Sanford what your competit­ lantic Boulevard. passing of a farmer Lake Flo Baker were her mother, ors want and haven’t got," he Duval County Commission Monroe resident, >Jry. George Mr*. Mary . Munden. Dale declared,.. Chairman Rob Harris and .... WardwelL She passed away Mundcn, Woodrow Munden "You',ve simply got to be Jacksonville Mayor Louis K. in Miami last Friday and was and Donald Dees, all of Ki** loudefl stronger and more d e'"K ilter headed, a large gcuUft' buried there Tuesday morn­ ■unmee. • • • Our thought termined than any larger city4 of community'— dignitartev ing, according to Mrs. Fred this week is on The Weath­ or county — you can Ire the participating in the tradiRoily who- tailed to tell me er." Sunshine is dclious, rain most beautiful, desirable and tionnl ribbon-cutlilig cereftbout the service. She .had la refreshing, wind braces up, attractive community in the muny. many friends here who will snow is exhiliarating, there stale, cause million* of people T h e Field* organization miss her very much. We send is no such thing as had weath­ to set a visit to Sanford as was reNrscntcd by H. . S. our sympathy to the bereav­ er, only different kinds of their destination. If they en- I Glass, executive vice pretied family. • • • We are very good weather. 1joy themselves, they'll stay ' dent. glad to hear that Mrs. Beu­ lah Cruthis is now out of the hospital and home again. We hope to see her out before very long. * * • The Upsala Presbyterian Chutch will have ™petial music this Sunday. Miss Darlene Coleman and Miss Gail Coleman will sing several numbers during the morning servlre. Everyone is invited to attend- this service. * • • The First Baptist Church nf Lake Monroe and the Wes­ leyan Methodist Church of 1'iiola hate just concluded suerevival services. Both f essful hurches had special music every night during the reviv­ als. * * * The best band in Seminole County, the Semi­ nole High School Band, had the time of their lives Mon­ day. They went to Tampa and marched in the Gasparilta pa­ rade then saw the sights of the fair and ale in the fain- Duval, a n d Pincllas-Hilliborough county areas will he able to out-vote all the rest of the slate combined. “ You must face this and be prepared to overcome it,” he stated. Gilchrist again urged that everything possible he done to beautify and illuminate the exit* from Interstate 4 and ilso the entire lakefront drive from 1-4 into Sanford. He also suggested that thr.. w atrr tower* he painted with a glowing, luminous paint that can he seen for great distances. Gilchrist advised KiwanIans that plana are In the work* at Channel 2 to give a great deal of additional publicity to Seminole Coun­ ty by meant of specisl fea­ ture presentations high­ lighting present natural at­ tractions such a* the San­ ford too and the Big Tree. "You have some highly in­ teresting, but little known tourist attraction* here. Y'ou 1 Following Gilchrist's speech | have long been known haven't asked us to, hut we Kiwanis President Bill Fra- a* 'builders ol men’ — now we are going to he known are going to publicize them asa announced: as ‘huilders of the commun­ "Kiwanis accept* your in forthcoming feature pro­ challenge and your help. We ity'." ductions," he promised. Students Attend Rollins Players Performance By Jane Casselberry A special performance of "Diary of Anno Frank" by the Rollins Players at the Annie Russell Theatre in Win­ ter Park was attended Satur­ day afternoon‘ by 43 ninth graders from South Seminole Junior High School at , Cas­ selberry. Making lip the group were students taught by Mrs. Betty Foreman and Robert McKenzie. This was the first time many of the boys and girls had seen a live 'performance and the moving drama wai enjoyed by all attending. J. M. Fields Has New Store COMP. VALUES TO $1.59 O N E D A Y O N L Y [(fc at f i r t s i o n t Cora Harnage Dies At Miami Mrs. Coia Belle lisrnage, SO, died in Miami Tuesday night a fte r a lengthy illness. Born August U , 1S74, in Sanford, she lived here and in ike hjonroe until moving to Miami 10 year* ago She was a member of the Church of God in Miami. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Mattie Brine, of Miami; a "son, E. C. Harnage, of Co­ coa; six grandrSiildren, 12 great-grandchildren and one greatgreat-greatchild; two Iirothtr*, Charles (i. Bell, of W’ortsmoulh, Va . and T. J. Bell, of Sarasota and a sis­ ter, Mrs. Mary Tanner, of Tampa. Bnsson Funcial Home, San­ ford, in charge of arrange' ments. “ Ckreme-filate steel CLOSET AIDS Tour Choice! Comp. Vo/ j . to I 99 £kreddcd Jeam Celertful, TOSS PILLOW PLASTIC DRAPES 2 6 6 Comp. 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B a r b a r s aaaiBSt t h e t o t a l s a f E th el E s t e l le Cowan, daeaaaad. late s a i d C o u n t y , (n t h a r o o m y Judge of fowitno la County. F l o r i d a , a t h i t o m e n In t h e r o u r t h o u s e of a s ld C o u n t y at isn fo rd F lorida v rlth ln a ll c a l e n d a r m u n t h s fr.-m tha lim a of t h e (lent p u b l l i a l l u n o f Ihts n o tic e , Tavo c o p i t s of each c l a i m o r d em an d , s h a l l ha In w r i t i n g , a n d s h a ll a t a t a th e p i s e * o f r eaid an c# a n d p o s t o f tie* a d d r s t t of t h a c l a i m a n t , a n d ’s h a l l b s s w o r n t o b r th e claim an t, ag e n t, or atto rn e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by s f i li n g fta s of a n t d u l l e r a n d su c h c l a i m o r d t m » n d n o t *0 filed ■ h a l t b t v o id ‘ / i / ^ M a r v i n O. Bland A* ' t s e c u t o r o f i h s l * s t W ill a n d T s a t s m o n t of E thal Estelle Cowan. D eceased rtORDQX V. 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Val. | I • Rayon acetate; wbltey pink, blue, maize; 4-14 e Expanded vinyl, cush­ ioned sole; S, M, L �s \ Putts May Tell Phoenix Open Winner B iff B ta f a r h K rrtll P a g e 4 — F a b . 11, 1965 . I - . » . - r ■«: f < " I— Schollander Almost Flawless - Coach (Becesid hi ■ aeries) By B u d ; P id irt NEW HAVEN, Conn. — (NEA) — Don Sehotlandar left-Laks Oswego, a Portland suburb, bocauia of George Hainea, probably tha finaat young coach In tha country. "Ha la Ilka a father and friend," Schollander aald: knows each aarlmmar, knows how to treat them and talk to them." Schollander apant part of tha time In Santa Clara living with families Halnss recom­ mended and then during hla aanlor year, ha moved in with a close high school friend. Meanwhile, Halnaa was alowly shaping him and preparing him for 1004 and the assault on T o k y o which brought gold medala In tha 100-meter freeatyle, 400-met­ er freestyle, ,400-meter free­ style relay and 800-mater freeatyle relay. Hla 63.4 In tha 100 was a pew Olympic record and his 4:12.1 was a now world rec­ v J ho was going down hill. " It was really funny," Schollander aald. " I did what I wanted—qualify for tha Olympics—but than those peo­ ple started writing those rid­ iculous atoriea. You'd think they'd Just take the time to coma and as); me why I finish­ ed second. At tha Olympics one reporter actually wrote that I snapped out of my slump. "The atrategy worked per­ fectly. If I had peaked for tha trials, I would have got­ ten bombed at the Olympics. “Anyway, I went out to California after the trials with the Olympic t e a m (Haines was one of tha coach­ es) and then 1 really started rolling. We practiced for five hours a day—9 a.m. to noon —and & p.m. to 7»1 , "I worked out with the dis­ tance men in practice. It mads ms stronger. 1 remem­ ber once we got to Tokyo, Bobby McGregor of Scotland (runner-up In the 100) saw Nicklaus Defending Dayton's Finkel Leads Field In Bucketing Goals Last Year's Crown By Hal Wood UPI Sports Writer PHOENIX, Aril. (UPI) The $67,300 Phoenix Open, the golf tournament that develop* money • winning champions, gets under way today and the winner will be the man with the lucky putt. The defending champion ia Jack Nicklaur, and after cap­ turing the crown last year, he went on to win the national money-winalng championship. The winner here the previous two y e a n was Arnold Palmer, and he captured the money ti­ tle both times, too. Palmer Isn’t here thu year, but Bill Casper is on hand to build up his bank account. Big Bill leads the money statistics this season, with $27,000 to his credit—$13,000 more than any one else during the fin t five weeks of competition. Nicklaus and Casper are the pre-tournament favorites. But the lad who can’t..b* overlooked is Frank Beard. The Louisville, Ky., slugger Is fifth on the money list this year with more than $9,000 in psychecka. Wednesday, he tuned up with a nine-under-par 63 on the Arizona Country Club courae (0 capture the pro division of the pro-amateur prelude to the regular tournament. Among those not competing here, in addition to Palmer, --------------- ^ arc National Open champion Ken Venturi, out with a hand injury; and young George Ar­ cher, crack rookie 0/ 1964, and winner of the Lucky International in San Francisco two week* ago, with a back injury. NEW YORK (UPI) - A* op­ ponents of Dayton well know, everytime Henry Finkel gets / r hit hands oo the ball he has a better chance to score then •. y anyone else In the country. . ( Finkel hai bucketed 303 of 331 field foal attempt! for a major college leading .630 per­ centage through game* of last a ^ a Me I Saturday, according to offi­ 03283663 cial statistics released today. Rick Barry of Miami, Fla., DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) led In scoring with a 37.1 mark —Speedater Larry Frank of through gamea of last MooGreenvllla, S. C-, may alow DUSTY BOOTS rider Valerie Allred of Orlando, day. Utah State's Weyne Es­ down a little If he tries again tied for six-month high point trophy, ia shown tes, who was electrocuted In a today to qualify in his modi­ here on her buckskin mare “Arabeile" as .she ac­ freak accident following a 48fied Ford for Saturday's 260cepted Junior high point trophy from Howard point performance against SANFORD FIREMAN and vice president of mil* race over the Daytona Lloyd, association president, at a recent show, Denver Mooday night, was se­ Dusty Boots Riding Association, Bob White, and speedway. Naxt competitive event is scheduled for 1 p.m. cond with a 33.T mark. Princehis horse, "Rebel," brought home two second Frank had tha faateat lap Feb. 21 at the Onora Road arena. (Herald Photo) ten's Bill Bradley remained place ribbons from the Central Florida Horse­ of the day W e d n e s d a y , third at 31.4. man’s Association Show last Sunday. 173.778 mile* per hour. But John Hillman of Memphis it proved too much for hla . State, with a .900 average, car and hi* engine blew on * waa 11 percentage points athe next lap. Ha hoped to head of Rutgers’ Bob Lloyd for complete repairs In time for free threw honors while Iona's another qualifying run today. Warren Isaac led East Tenn­ Qualifiers Wednesday were essee's Tommy Woods — 20.9 Randall Tisaot, Hollywood, to I9.*-^for top spot in the reFla.; Rod Eulenfield, Jackson­ By Margaret Cosby .[b ound departm ent Jumping “8”, with Van Stu­ ville; Lionel Johnson, Union. Miami,' Fla., with a. 96.0 per rIBer Jeff —Hawklncr*-***. Dusty Boots Riding Asso­ a r t riding. - • — Ha By Karyaaa Mllra Sissy Baird; jumping figure game average ousted Brig­ ciation has announced that a Greenville, S. C., and Dennia It was revealed that FonZimmerman, G la a t 0 nbury, ^ A tl« for high point win­ 8, senior, Sonny Hslksr, Joe ham Young (91.7) ae tha No. number of events changes for fiderable Interest la springing Conn. Earl Balmer of Floyds ners In tha gymkhana spon­ McGuckln, Maris Franklin; 1 scoring team In the country th* Fab. 21 hors* show hav* up locally in a palmetto polo Knobs, Ind., and Bill Mc­ sored by Csntral Florida pola bending, junior, Slaay after the Hurricanes blasted been made. team. Duaty Boots I* serious­ Mahon Jr. of Danbridge, Hors* Shows was scored by Maird, Guy Randolph, Glsnda Tem pt 141-110 Tuesday. New ly considering organizing a At the tame time, Presi­ Lynd; pole bending, senior, Mexico (41.3) was ■ full tlx Tenn., qualified for the 600Mrs. Maria Franklin and Guy group and asks anyone inter­ Sonny Halker, Peggy Rlngel, points ahead of Oklahoma dent Howard Lloyd reported mile race on Sunday. Randolph. ested to contact a mem tier. State (34.3) as the nation’s that Junior division contest­ Teams are now playing in Un­ N ast show scheduled by the Marla Franklin; ant* Valerie Allred and Chris­ Sack race, Junior, Slaay top dafeculve team. . group la tha Fab. 21 Plaaaurs ion Park and on the East St. Pater's, N. J.. took field tina Copelan, both of Orlan­ Coast. A polo registration Coach Named Show which will ba th* sec- Maird, Guy Randolph, Stava do, ar* tied with 61 points ond in aarlaa toward high Halker; flag race, junior, Guy gosl percentage honors with each for the Mitchell Trailer sheet will be available at the At Davidson count award of a |25 savings Randolph, Steve Halker, Sis­ a .517 mark while Morehcad Six-Month High Point Tro­ Feb. 21 show scheduled for DAVIDSON, N. C. (UPI) bond. Next gymkana will take sy Maird; flag rare, senior, State's .792 free throw aver­ 1 p.m. at the Association's —Dirk Tomcy, a 20-year-old phy. Anne Randolph, Mob White, age was best in thst depart­ place March 7. More Church League bask­ Runnerup ia Evart Shoe­ arena on Onora Road. A first freshman coach nt Northern ment. Top t h r e e winners In Linda Ashley, maker from Cocoa with 48 place trophy and six ribbons Illinois, has been named as­ etball ii on tap tonight at th* events, named in order, at points. Ha la followed by sen­ will be awarded for eath sistant football coach at Dav­ Junior High School gym last week's show were: Key­ ior riders Jack Kelley, Cocoa, event with both a junior and idson, although he didn't ap­ when Grace Methodist goes hole, open, Denise Williamagainst Lake Mary Nuzarena with 44 points and Van Stuart, senior high-point trophy pre­ ply for the position. aon, Marla Franklin and Lin­ at 7 p. m. First Preabytarian sentation for the day. A I960 graduate of DeSanford, with 37 points. da Ashley; clovarleaf, Junior, Events include Keyhole, J r Pauw, Tomey, who also serv­ square* off with First Meth­ Mitchell Trailers will spon­ Valeria Allred, Kirn Vanta, sor a second six-month high- and Sr.; Jr. ond Sr. Clover- ed as an assistant at Miami odist at 8:16. Cynthia Rlngler; cloverlraf, Grace Methodist ia 0-1 for point trophy to be awarded leaf, Polebending; and F'lag of Ohio, was the third assist­ senior, Maria Franklin, Mob Cedi Austin's Rlmpy claim­ Betsy Robbie 16 00 10.20 at the same time the in­ Mac*, with such open events ant hired by hnid Coach the season and F'irat Presby­ White, Sonny Halker; egg Homer Smith, who “heard terian ia 1-0. Lake Mary and I) ed his third victory of the sea' Annie Genius 4.00 itial trophy and now there aa Pick-Up Race, Western race, open, Maria Franklin, will be both a Junior and Sen­ Pleaaure, Hollow Log and Rib­ about him from someone First Methodist play their son in Wednesday's matinee Quinlsla ( 1-6 ) $82.40 Nan Comstock, Butch llalrd: feature race at the Sanfordfirst game tonight. else." ior Six-Month High-Point bon Race. Perfect* fl-3) paid $131.30. Jumping Figure 8, Junior. Orlando Kennel Club. trophy Identical In every de­ 4TH RACE—5 11 Time 11.74 Kim Vanta, Guy Randolph, Rlmpy cleared the first turn Red Donlt 6 00 3.20 2.60 tail. ' heading the pack and the only Barbery Ella The Association decided at 6.00 3.60 thing In doubt was which dog Mac Flash its February meeting that 3.00 more and mor* emphasis would finish second. O. B.'s Qulnlela (3-6 ) 323 00 The Cincinnati Reds satis­ obtained by Los Angeles hi By Martin I.ader would be placed on club ac­ Adjusted overtook H a r r y ' s Perfect* (6 3) $87.90. FIRST SALARIED COACH Hern In a photo finish to run FIFTH RA CE-H Time 40.M tivities for the enjoyment of fied four pitchers, Including a winter trail* thst sent F'rank UPI Sporta Writer Howard to Washington, signed i) the entire membership and NEW YORK (UPI) — Ren second. Ixmi Brock Is in a fine pre veteran John Tsitouris, who She Won 6 20 3.40 2.60 with the Dodgers Wednesday. that a program fur the young­ Kavori*d George Jet got a Tempered Meilini, former head foutlmll dicement today, with only had a 9-13 mark last season 4 80 4.20 The Pittsburgh Pirates coach at Rya and Port- had start and was never in it. Ann Robbia and a 3.80 earned run average. 3 .go er rider* it under considera­ himself to blsmc. inked righthanded pitchers tion. However, more activities Chester high schools, was hir­ Rimpy, breaking from the Qulnlela (1-2) $18 80 Ills main problem is that he Also coming to terms were are being scheduled to in­ was better than he bad a right Dave Gatllgun, 21, Dan Ne­ Tom Butters and Bob Priddy ed today by the Iona Univer­ No. 6 post position, ran the 5- Perfect* (1-2) $32 30. and the Milwaukee Uraves sity Football Club, an organ­ mills mile distance In an out­ SIXTH RACE—6-18 Time 31.28 clude the younger set ts well to be last year and now must ville. 23. and Ed Hill. 19. signed pitcher Dave Ellers and ization sponsored and financ­ standing 31 18 seconds. The Tar Guard as adult*, such as Sunday af­ find a suitable encore alter I The New York Meta signed 2.40 2 80 2 40 outfielder Dick Hart. ed by students. Mcdilii is the 0 7 perfect.! paid $51,30 and Utile Kasicl ternoon (rail riders and cookcatcher Chris Cannizzaro, pit­ 3 60 3 80 his pennant winning feats of first salaried college football the quinirla returned $19 80. cher BUI Wakefield and rook­ In the completion of the Longdust 3 20 outs. This Sunday evening, 1984. club coach, in the country. An 11-race ladles night pro­ Qulnlela (6-1) 111.60 tha Dusty Bootsra have decid­ ie outfielder Al Yates, bring­ three-team, eight-player deal The speedy 25-year old out­ ed to “turn ole Paint out to fielder, who caine to terms ing lltcir number of satisfied of three weeks ago that sent gram Is scheduled tonight. All Perfects (6-8) (30.40. Rocky Colavito to Cleveland, 1J pasture” and go for a hayride with St. l/ouis Wednesday, was players to 23 ladles will be admitted free. HTEELF.RH INK TWO TT1! RACE—H Tim* 4123 the Kansas City Athletics ac­ LAST NIGHTS RESULTS instead. P1TTSRURGH (U P U -T he Pitchers Dick Donovan and the biggest single factor in the Snub 12 30 6.60 5.60 Members were enthusiastic Cardinals’ surprising pennant Sonny Sicbert signed with the quired pitcher Fred Talbot Pittsburgh Staeler* Wednes­ FIRST RACE—*11 Time 31.11 Lou O’Day 7.60 7.60 from the Chicago White Sox. 3.40 4.20 3.00 Irish Caper day algnad veteran offensive Flash Signal 6 3u to know that Ida Mae Sjob- success, according to former Cleveland Indians. 12.30 8.20 Inm la in training for th* 100- Manager Johnny Keane. Brock The Yankees signed lour end Gary Bellman, th* club's rale Star Qulnlela (1-3) 346.00 2.80 Mlle Trail Kid* from Umatil­ was traded from the Chicago free agents, pitcher Pedro Motop receiver last season, and O B.’s General Perfect! (1-3) 3104.70. la this spring and varioua Cubs in mid June dragging a man, infielder Warren Miller Southern California quarter­ Quinirla (1-4) $58. 8TU RACE—$-16 Time 31.17 . MKVMKMHHIP $10.00 back Craig Fertig, the Steel- 2ND RACE—1-18 Time 31.47 L L.'a M* Too 3.40 2.60 2.20 members are helping her .251 batting average, but he and outfielders Bill Pares* then weekday Greens Fee $1 Whitey De'itl 10.60 3 40 3.00 train. Bhc ia making 26 miles era' 20th draft choice. Land O' Lakes Country Club Misa Whirl 2.60 2.40 hit at a .3 a pace the rest of and Curt Winston. Econ John 6 40 3.80 Kissntell Hwy. 17-92. Casselberry Pitcher Claude Osteen and 2.80 a day lately In good condition the campaign as the Cardinals Martha Rock 4.20 838-2899 and good lime. third baseman John Kennedy, Qulnlela (1-4 ) 96 40 won the pennant on the final CAHDH SIGN TWO 1 Qulnlela (1-7) $23 20 Duaty Mooters coming home day of the season. Perfect* (4-1) 314.70. ST. LOUIS (U PI)—The St. Daily Double (4-1) $27.40. with ribbon* from recent In addition to his overall .315 Louis football Cardinals Wed­ THIRD RACE—3-16 Time 31.30 NLNTII RACE—511 Time 31.29 hors* shows in th* area in­ average, Brock waa second In (Racing Queen Semifinal) nesday signed free agents D.B.'i Valiant 9 20 6.00 3.20 Summeretta 3.80 3.30 2.60 clude Pat Bradford, first placa the National League in stolen Steve Regan, a 0-foot>8 , 200Ebony Rock 4.60 3.00 In th* Apopka Horseman As­ bases with a and also shone pound and from Northeast Louisiana State, and Ollire Pats Sign Two Naoma Secretary * 00 sociation's O p e n Western defensively In left field. Pleasure Class, and Vice Pres­ Holden, a 0-foot, 200-pound St. Louis also announced the f in a l s BOSTON (UPI) — The Qulnlela (1-2) 111.00 ident Bob White, second place defensive back from F'isk. Huston Patriots signed their Perfect* (2-1) $34.50. signing ol rookie third basein th* Flag Race and in ths sixth draft pick, Mississippi 10TH RACE—4-14 Tima 31.17 man Jose Laboy. SATURDAY Barrel Race. His horse, Reb­ State's 6-foot-2, 280-pound Amigo Rocker 3 30 3.00 2.40 Jim Ray Hart, who over­ JOINS OILERS NIGHT 10.30 4J0 el, took a third ribbon in th* came sever*' bad break* to HOUSTON (UPI) — Dick guard Juatin Canals, and their Gale Man O. B.'a Walla 3.10 hit ,286 for the San Francisco Jamlaaon, former professional leventh pick, tl-foot-4 225Giant* last season, haa sign­ Heads Field football playar and offensive pound tackle Tom Neville, Qulnlela (3-7) $11.30 DU QUOIN, III, (UPI) — ed hla contract for an esti­ hackflald coach a t Bradley also from Mississippi State. Perfect* (3-7) 138.30. HIM RACK—K Tima 49.M Nohla Victory, who won 18 of mated $14,000. Tba young third for tha peat three year*, will By Gemini 31.30 3.30 4.30 19 S ta rts last year, haadtd a baseman was badly Injured Join th* Houston Oltsra as a Pushing Spring 7.90 3 90 Raid of 62 threa-yaar-old twice by pitched balls In 1963, CA8TLESON. VL (UPI) — Sweat Sbowtr* full-time scout. 390 trotter* arhsduled to compete but came back last year to Persons telephoning th* Birds­ Woodridl* In th* 40th running of th* slam $1 homers and drive In eye akl are* for akilng condi­ Qulnlela (8-4) $31.30 Lost Romance tions heard this reply: “ No Perfects (34) $310 00 $126,000 Hamblatonlan Clas­ II run*. HIGH POINT, N.C. (UPI) snow, not operating. We’re Mutual Handle $90,361. sic Bapt. 1. In other baseball signings: •» — Pressured by many resi- planting tulips." lents of "Lover's Lane," who M A TIN EES - 2 P. M. tha name axpossd them A gift of Egypt t« tha Wad. . Fri. - Bat. laughter and embarrass- U.8., Cleopatra's Naadls data* m*nt, tha clty'a planning and back to 15 canturlaa B.C. and Exciting PERFECTAS factored toning commission renamed la aald to have been seen by In each racing prsirsa Moss*. ' tha atraet “Cllsh Avenue.” / •7? a* ■' - ^ ' A' Two Girl Riders Tied Franklin, Randolph For Hi Point Honors Tie For Gymkhana Engine Explodes Church League PERFECTION PLUS—Don Schollander, now a freshman at Yale, takes a few practice laps In the university pool. The 18-ytar-old from Lake Oswego, Ore., won (our gold medals In Tokyo last fall. ord In the 400. The relay teama also set world records. "Thera are three things that make Don such a -ter­ rific awlmmer," Hainea said after the games. "Kirst, he la almost flawless mechnical' ly. Second, he has had a tre­ mendous deslrs to win. Final- l y , ha is a thoroughly Intelli­ gent competitor with a won­ derful tactical sense.” Tha 0-0, 185-pound Schollander and Ilalnes began tha * final preparations for the Olympics last March after the national Indoor champion­ ships at Bartlesville, Okla. “ We were on the plane go­ ing home,” Schollander said, "and right then and there 1 aat down with George and we discussed, how 1 would train for the Olympics. We realis­ ed there were three big things —the outdoor nationals, the Olympic trials and tbs Olym­ pics. 1 had to decide what 1 would Ilka to peak for. I told him I would Ilka to ba high point man In tha nationals. "I was taking a risk but because the Olympics wars In October It meant a two-month extension of the outdoor sea­ son." Schollander wound up highpolnt man In the national championships, and then, just •a planned, slowed hla train­ ing down before tha Olympic trials. At the trials, ha finished second both In the 100 and 400 and people began to shout me working out with the dis­ tance men and he thought I was crasy because It was like putting Boh Hayes with milera. “ I wanted to peak three weeks before the Games and 1 did. I cut my workout time to one and a half hours, then two weeks before It was one hour a day, and the last week it was a half-hour. "All this time 1 was asking myaelf if I bad reached my peak too soon.” The answer 1s obvious. (NKXT: Tough to be a winner.) Services Set CEI.INA, Ohio (UPI) — Services for Albert (Ilruno) Metro), a former St. I.ouis Cardinal infielder from 101418, who died Sunday al the age of 70, were set for Fri­ day in Celina, bis birthplace. Hornets* Helped PITTSBURGH (U PI)—Ths Pittsburgh Ifornata of tha Amarlcan Hockey League ac­ quired Eddla Joyal and goalie Mob Champoux from tha l«rent Detroit Red Wlnga In exchange for goalla Carl Wetzel. Special concern of Ameri­ ca's Ixaak Walton League la to preserve and protect the Interests of hunters and fish­ ermen apd all lover* of the outdoors. Games Resume Summeretta Wins Racing Queen Trial Brock Inks Pact W ith Cards Sports Briefs PLAY GOLF RACING QUEEN STAKES Smitty's Snappin' Turtle ! SPECIA LS EVERY D A Y! ON 100 BRANDS s v « P / p *m L LEGAL TENDER — Rocky CoUrlto, Cleveland Indian* outfielder, looks over his newest trophy. It Is a plaque with 300 silver dollars mounted on It, each one representing e home run. It came as a momento from his former boss. Charles Finley of the Kensss City A's. Pictured with Rocky, In his home is son Rocky Jr. * “Temple * (Pa.)* he (NEA Telephoto). FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 0:11 P. M. 119 r u jrr w it a m banford top v a l u e sta m ps * Glass-Enclosed, Haatad Grandstand! ft Clubhouse IS NOW UNDER • Valet Parking O R IG IN A L* M A N A G EM EN T a — A T ----<■ 1710 ORLANDO DRIVE BANFORD, FLA. t c / ' C J t/a H c /o V KENNEL Cl 1)11 HWY. 1 7 -9 2 PHONE 322-2811 l . MIDWAY BETWEEN BANFORD ft OBLANBO �#I v* li • % ' Y Utjr ftatifnrb Srrall I ‘Feb. 11, 1965 — Page 5 • Moose Home Lake Mary Homemakers Club 'Gold Cover' Approval Seen Dedication Set Has Program On Decorating Feb. 27-28 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Valentine Dance ,Sef Saturday At Lyman High Valuable tips on proper methods of home decorating were presented for members of the Like Mary Extension Homemakers Club at the «r group's monthly meeting held Tuesday in the Fire Hall with 15 members, five guests, snd Mis* Myrtle Wilson, agent, in attendance. The lecture type discussion, given by Miss Wilson, was entitled "Accent* with Acces­ sories." It stressed th# aelection of accessories for useful­ ness as well as beauty snd pointed out that such articles should be chosen for their good design and arranged attractively In relation to their setting. Color and bal­ ance should be main points of consideration, especially In use of-floral arrangements. Tlie meeting was conducted by the president, Mr*. Helen Powell, and opened with the pledge to the flag. Devotion was given by Mr*. William Heinlmch and singing of the National Extension. Home­ makers son, "Ever Onward," was led by Mrs. Kay Sassman. The proper way of display­ ing the flag was demonstrat­ ed by Mis. Donald Cross. It was announced that Mrs. John Ulmer is handling tick­ et sale* for the Lake Mary Volunteer Fir# Department's Schedules for forma! dedi­ cation of the Sanford Moose Home, 2<IG0 S. Palmetto Ave­ nue, to take place Feb. 27-28, Bjr Jane Casselberry have been announced by Gov­ Lyman High Schoel's "Mis* ernor Ed Lacey of Sanford Valentine Sweetheart” will be Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of crowned Saturday night at a Moose. Valentine dance sponsored hy ^Ceremonies will begin with the Student Council in the an open house for the genersi school cafeteria from 7:45 un­ public between the hours of 2 til 11:45 p.m. and 4 p. m. on Saturday. She will be chosen from From 4 until 7 p. m. an in­ candidate* sponsored by 11 of SJ spection tour for district the school’s clubs. lodges will be conducted. At I Girl* competing for the ti­ 8 p. m. there will be a gen­ tle, and their sponsors, in­ eral membership party with clude Theresa Renew, Letterorchestra, dancing and enter­ man’s Club; Nancy George, tainment. Beta Club; Li* Lunn, Future Sunday'a activities will get Teachers of America; BarSOME COOKIES— Members of the Future Homemakers Club nt Lymnn underway at 11:30 p. nt. with 14 bara Ellis, TECH Club; De­ High School shown making cookies to serve nt the Valentine Dance Satur­ a breakfast for the Moose nise McLaughlin, CBE Club; day night are left to right, Bobbie Wutson (kneeling), Carolyn Rodgers, and Womert of tha Moose. Ruth Keim, Drama Club; Gail Inspection by slate officer* Linda Sloan, and Dianne Rhodes. Chandler, Pura-Medlral Club; will take place nt 1 p. nt. Donna Mingo, Girls Athletic with a dedication class enroll­ Association; Carolyn May, ment following at 1:30 p. nt. Spanish Club; Mary Louise Dedication of the building Haines, Future Homemaker* and flag (Mile will be conduct­ By Jane Casselberry Club; and Lawree Deans, Tap The South Seminole Junior 'd by The Pilgrims, highest Club. degree in the order. High School Athletic Associa­ The scmi-formal dance is A buffet will be served be­ £ open to all Lyman students tion will make final plans for ginning at 3:30 p. in. and their dates. Outside stu­ By Mr*. John Leona Announcement hat been a chicken dinner, scheduled dents must have reservations. Florida Federation of Art made of the formation of a for Saturday, Feb. 20. from 4 Amber is petrified tree sap. Music for dancing will be officials serving as judges until 7 p.m., nt a 7:HD meet­ Samuel Hamper*, of the new ctub, "The Palette Club provided by "The Nobles" and with representatives of the ing Monday in the library. American Federation of Laentertainment by "The Trade National Broadcasting Com­ of Daytona Beach," with Mr*. More parents are needed to lair, popularized the term Wind*” is scheduled. Refresh- pany to pick an art queen at Ann Luke, well-known artist- attend meetings and promote "collective bargaining” in the rnrtTrs^Bftrl decorations will be Cypress Gardena were Mrs. instructor, as presidents___ the school's athletic piOgf«m. United State#,' In the.Valentine- tKemer '— fEaifR Brooke. pFefTihn/t,—and General chairman for the Archie McNaughtnn, first danre is Nansue Linton and vice president. 9 bending other committees are Chosen for the honor and {liana Keeney, decorations; crowned by Dick Pope of Cy­ Jim Jarrard, entertainment! press Gurdense whs Miss Linda Sloan, refreshments; Sheryl Johnson of Tavares. Ruthie Wright, elections; During the month a Flor­ Mary* Louise Haines, tickets ida Artists Festival is being and reservations, and Gary conducted at the Garden* with Gunter, clean-up art club members admitted Chaperones for the evening free of charges to puinl will be Mr. and Mrs. Edward there. An exhibition will be ^ Lunn, William Scheibel and held Fob. 28 with prizes to be Sal Manfre. given. At the Delltiry Mansion House, Federation headquart­ ers, a one man exhibition hy iutura laicke of Dei.and is being shown this month. Art classes also me being form­ ed and registrations are ac­ cepted at the Mansion. Other exhibits on display Just North of Casselberry City Limits this month are those uf the ) PRICES GOOD THROUGH H.". >. . .• 1I 7f - (p Satellite Beach Art* and Hi S VTUltDA V, FKltlll \HY Llth. Crafts Club and of the Art 5 T IIS # Halfway 1let ween Sanford and Orlando i9 Guild of South Brevard. William Hartmun of De­ llary lias liven appointed an exhibition chairman to fill the vacancy created by resig­ nation of Uobie Elliott. (In I'R E I L R R K !) B L E N D Hartman’s committee will be Tinsel Mtiler, Albert Mercer and \ mlu Howard. MacNaughton will i>e program chairman. No reception is CANADIAN WHISKY planned this month due to the Ecstival at Cypress Gar­ “A(IK ON LABEL” dens. SSJH Boosters Florida Federation Of Art Chooses Queen From Tavares VODKA or DRY GIN 3 $795 FLEIS C H M A N N m C A N A D IA N Deluxe 6 Y r. BOOTHS r :&v g in ABC BOURBON ftliH ftH , Card Party Set QUEEN’S REIN — Edy Wit-, liam i, 22, of Van Nuys. Calif., la practically a profes­ sional horsewoman. She was named Rodeo Queen for the Brat annual Rose Bowl Rodeo In the Pasadena qtadium. PTA Instruction School Planned By Julia Bari** Local Paront-Twcher Asso­ ciation officials have an­ nounced th a t Mrs. fl^ron Bis* J r , K lst president of the Stats 'PTA , will -owand the school o f instruction to be held April *0 e t the First Methodist Church in Hanford from 9 am . until noon. All personi interested in child welfare are invited to attend. - \ m r r ir a n KUrnd \ l The O LD G R A N D -D A D REG. *.z:, JACQUINS 6.49 BRUGAL RUM Old Forester LIGHT or DARK STIl. KY. BOURBON REG. 6.35—55.95 CASK A Sweetheart Dsnre, open to the public, will be spon­ sored Fridsy evening by Chuluota’s Georg* M. Jscobs Me­ morial Post 225. Th* Four Heart* will play for dancing. Honored guest at a recent meeting of the poat waa Oldest Twins American Legion D i s t r i c t Commander Carolyn Frid who : Are 99 Today VENTURA. Calif. (UP1) - met with the group to ditcuaa The Duckworth twins—believ­ plans for the Constitutional Convention to be held in Chued to be the oldest twins in lucta, May 2. the United Stales—celebrated ’ their 93th birthday today, complete with a cake bearing New Teeth NORWICH, England (UP1) two candles. Mrs. Mattie Peale is bedrid­ —The Norwich City Corpora­ den at General Hospital's cot­ tion Is to pay a workman on* pound (12-80) to cover th* tage home. Her sister, Mrs. Sarah cost of repairing his false Hampton, and other relatives teeth. They were smashed „ gathered at the home today when a truck mlafired as hs was using a hand crank. ,for the celebration. CHAMPAGNE or PINK 99‘ , -< . i Four Roses WRSTAIRS P H IL C O C u sto m T V F re n c h P r o v in c ia l C o n s o le Vertiral t)pe, mahogany finish console In appealing l-’renrh I'rm inri.l style. Twin 5 1. inch speaker* are nut front for dirrrt souml. All out-front controls. PHILCO 1’intin up lo 440 up ft. • 7 5 amps • 6700 B TU !IB volt*, A utum n lie T h e n n o i t m t — K totting* • Pushbutton Conlroli—4 • Adjustable Quirt - Flow (•rillr* • liitlvitniird (’onttruction • Till-Down Mohlrct Reinforced Mo«*l Front • 1 5 high, wide, P H ILC O T ILT -T O P 3.79 0 ” FIFTH $ Glenmore GIN 0*410019 charred t t i n n t a ' ELE C T R IC RAN GE 19995 C ahinet line stvKnx gi*«* built hs appearance T op tilts up fnr ne*y cleaning underneath Pin point heat controls. T im ed appliance outlet. N o Money D oug PHILCO BENDIX 4-CYCLE WASHER -O A K - REG. 4.60— 35.75 CASE *17995._ DOWD 2 .9 9 Old Thompson ■k Big 12-Ib. c*|iarity it Undertow agitator wmahoro faster, cleaner ☆ Dual control knob NO M ONEY DOW N T P IN K Catawaba FIRESTONE UNI-CHARGE REG. 2.15— 11.50 CASE T ake m onths to pay or regular 3 0 -d ay charge u S 450.00 liM 9100 150.00 260.00 300.00 400.00 K £2 i | $5.00 1 7.00 I 9.00 I 10.00 V 13.00 1 1100 9 2DJ0 II VODKA T IL F O B D BRUGAL RUM National Beer LIGHT or DARK (lot. i t the Winery in Calif. £ a q q ( 1 5995 W H IS K EY St. Croix Rum FULL QUARTS A W fi * M FULL •"G A L L O N precise and Ih* man oa­ Lightweight with carry­ 7 AC 11 86* BLENDED WHISKEY SAUTKRNE V1N ROSE BURGUNDY Accurate, sturdy for ths mad. (H>4 He ) ing case. STB. K Y . BOURBON N. Y. STATE DESSERT WINE FULL GALLON TABLE WINE Regina U nderw ood 18 *188 88 55u/XocX S^adrt BEG. 6.50 VALUE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER A ir Conditioner Gold Seal *j • Q-723 Noiseless CRAWFORD STR. KY. BOURBON mSET No Money Dow a B & L j*— I Six attractively packaged household bulb* (two each 60 W„ 75 W„ 100 W.). Package provide* convenient, cafe storage. 1I < 1I < 1U <1 100% SCOTCH WHISKY , 9 # W H IT E STRAIGHT BOURBON *3 .1 9 KY. TAVERN 86 etj-729 PACK O F 6 95 « 269” IMP. SCOTCH Plans Dance 122.95 or more. RED. 7.40 0 ' ,( Ohufuota Post p a p er w right. F R E E with an addition to t your account o{ Old Rarity JH lu i * 4 .7 9 Handsome p e n thermometer— CUTTY SARK REG. 5.00 — 100* BONDED BOURBON 51 hn 9.5fl R E G . -1.lid— 3 THERMOMETER PEN SET / J & B RARE Charred Oak 8 YR. WHITE SEAL BLEND STR. KY. BOURBON — 86* 1M1». SCOTCH 3 » - *11 m | T 0M MOORE CARSTAIRS By Jan* Casselberry The Student Council of South Seminole Junior High School a t Casselberry will sponsor a Valentine Party from 7:30 until 10:30 p.m. Friday in tha cafeteria for all students In the school. Girt* are aakrd to wear party dresses and boys dress shirt* and ties. All interested psrenla also are invited to attend. . . 255 Democrat* and 45 Repulr‘lleans; opposing It were 71 Republicans and 10 Demo­ crats. The effect of the bill. If ap­ proved by the Senate, would be to free 14.75 billion worth of gold to meet overseas de­ mands on the U. S. gold sup­ ply, thus strengthening the dollar abroad and providing some extra insurance . for prosperity at home. B E G . 5.20— 44.95 C A S E * 3 .9 9 IMP. V S O .P . COGNAC Valentine Party B LEN D ED P ric e B E D . 6.65— 1-7.75 C A S E 3 $ 1 0 Library \ n in e (n n n d in n r« ip tjU r K E G . I.H.'i— 1 1.88 C A S E For Altamonte By Julia llartoa Tho Altamonte Springs Li­ brary Association will spon­ sor a card parly at 1 p. m. next Wednesday. Tickets are available at the library or by contacting J in . M. G. Pate or Mrs. Jamee Walter. Door and table prizes will be awarded end refreshment! will be served under super­ vision of Mrs. II elen Rustman, refreshment chairman. Mrs. Be uIah Kemp will lie In, charge of the door priiea and Mrs. Mary Kullman will handle table pruss. Players are asked to bring their own card*. Proceed* will benefit the Altamonte Springs Community Library. I'n jm annual ehlcken barbecue and that those wishing to attend should contact her. The event will dm held Saturdsy at the Fire Hall with aervlng to be­ gin at 4 p. m. Miss Wilson advised that a tour of tha Agricultural Ex­ periment Station it scheduled for 9:30 until 11 a. m., Feb. 23, and will be open to tha public. Mrs. Marion Kennedy re­ ported that sale of the Flor­ ida Cookbook conducted by the ta k e Mary club was a success. Luncheon, which followed th* meeting, was strved with Mrs. Winnie Stiles and Mrs. Edith Dixon as hostesses. Af. ter lunch the second lesson in the "Medical Self-Help" course was presented by Mrs. Key Sassman, WASHINGTON (U PD -Senale approval It expected next week of a measure to abolish Ihc historic requirement that one-fourth of all federal re­ serve. bank deposits be backed by a comparable value in gold. The House handed President J o h n s o n an overwhelming victory, passing the so-called "gold cover" -legislation on a roll call vole of 300 to 82. Voting for the measure were * O O FULL 7 7 QUART Case 24 / 12 Oz. + Dep. A *3.49 wbaea your dollor bvyt MILES nu OPEN I A.M. . • P.M. DAILY FUL T IL • P.M. lat A French Saaford Ph. >tl-*144 I W �T O lW ii ■ MliWlMW wnrt I. * Dinner Menu Sei By Firemen In Lake Mary Mena for the annual chirk en dinner sponsored by the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department, with assistance of tha Ladle* Auxiliary, was announced today. The event la ached uled for thla Satur­ day a t the Fire Hall with serving to begin at 4 p- m. With the chicken (one-half fo r adult plat** and on*quarter for children) will be baked beana, colaalaw, potato chipi, buttered carrot*, reliah vegetable*, beverage, roll* and cap cake*. Ed Zimmerman and Ralph Schweickert will be In charge of barbecuing and Mr*. Mar­ lon Schweickert la In charge of fooda to be prepared by the ladle*. -Arrangement* have been planned for th* aervlng of a t leait POO dinner*. Delivery aervicea will b* available for thoie in th* im­ mediate area by c a l l i n g Abell’a Service Station or by placing advance order* with any member of tha depart­ ment or auxiliary. A apeclal take-out line alio will be act up In order that purchase* can b* handled promptly. Th* general public la In­ vited to support this event which annually provides a large bart of finances for the 5 -•■.'* "departm ent's m*rntenanco_of present equipment and for purchasing new equipment and suppliea. Serving will be continued until all have eaten. ' * t -- TV Personality To Speak For Drama Club Dy Jana Casselberry Dickie Henderson, w e l l known British eomadlsn who hss appeared before t h e Queen of England and on the Jark I'sar TV program, will speak Friday after school, from 2:110 until 3:00, to the Bcuth Seminole Junior High Drama Club. The club president Is Hen­ derson's nleca. CROWNED as "Mr. and Miss Oviedo High School" will be Ted Bellhom and Marilyn Partin (left) at the annual Sweetheart Ball Friday Forty-fiv* new members have joined th* S«minol* County Chamber of Commere* In a swift memberihlp drive which It now entering th* cleanup stage. Chamber member* were di­ vided Into two teams as they launched tha drive last week. Robert Beeserer headed one tram and Arthur Beckwith the second. Betserer'e team, along with their wives, ar* now getting set for a free steak dinner, courtesy of the losers. The time and place of th* victory feast li being considered. "Bond winner*" will also be guest* at the dinner. These are drive members who com­ pleted their project by bring­ ing their report* to tha Cham­ ber offices In record tlm*. Those winners are Howard Hodges, William Stamper, Earl Toney, Richard Deaa, Melvin Siskind,, Bryon Leach, Robert E. Kam i and Harry Echelberger. Th* new member champs are James Avery, Hibbard Casselberry, A. R. Lormsnn. Bcaiercr's team signed a to­ tal of 128 members, including the new ones, s i thalr portion of the drive. The goal for new members is set at 100 and this la ex­ pected to be reached during cleanup activities next week. T ha^tqtal membership to date is being tabulated in the Chamber's offices and will be announced later, according to John Krider, executive man­ ager. evening. Senior attendants at the coronation will be Jimmy Courier and Karen Jansen (right). * (Herald Photo) Bridge Winners Sweetheart Ball Set Howey Ponders Are Announced Friday A t Oviedo HS Junior College Sixteen tables In two sec­ tions were in plsy a t Tuesday afternoon'a weekly meeting of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge CIuli in the Fire Hall. Miss Ethel Johnson direct­ ed Section A. Winners were, NS, first, Mrs. Edwin Wachter and Mr*. Lillian Meyer; eerond, Mre. Frsnk Austin and Miss Johnson; third, Mrs. Joanne I’auik and Mrs. Jody Donnell; EW, first, Charles Daglla and Mrs," Myrtle Dtinnrbneke; second, Mr. and Mra. H. E. Walty; third, Mre. Myron Accardl and T. C. Barry. ——Section 1) was directed by E. Z. Waller*. Winner* were, NS, first, Col. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Hague; second, E. Z. Walter* and Mr*. E. M. Hinkle; third, Mr. and Mr*. Loris Weeks; EW, first, Dr. It. It. Tin*, borough and T. H. Cove; sec­ ond, Mr*. Arthur Wiligoose and Harry M. Brown; third, Mrs. \V* Iters and E. M. Hinkle. By Evelyn Lundy Annual Sweetheart Ball, one of the year’a highlight* at Oviedo High School, will be held at 8:15 p. m. Friday, opening with coronation caremonies in the auditorium for "Mr. and MIsa OHS" and continuing throtfgh th* era- Camera Crews Stop Mock War WASHINGTON (UPI) Carl T. Rowan, director of tha U S. Information Agency (USIA), h a i ordered camera crew* to stop staging mock battle scenes in South Viet Nam for USIA films. Rowan Issued the order af­ ter a report that a earner* team was using a company ol South Vietnamese rangers and reconnaissance planes to stage battle scenes for a color novle of the fighting against Com­ munist guerrillas. Chief Means What lie Says BATON ROUGE, La. (U ri) — The day after Union Rougc'H new city pollre chief, David J. Kryarr, tnld Ms men there wcijlld "Jje absolutely no tlrket fixing," he got a good chance to prove It. The chief* 22 y< ar-old eon, David Keyser Jr., showed up in traffic court charged with diiving <1T. ini'cs an hour in a fill mile an hour rune. Hr paid a fin fine. •-» #» • HOWEY - IN - THE HILLS — (Spl) — State leaders in junior college ed­ ucation met here to discuss an agenda for the develop­ ment of a junior college in connection with Howey Acad­ emy In Central Florida. An independent, co-educalions! boarding and day sehool speclaliiing in college preparatory courses, Howey Academy hopes to add the new Junior college within the next five year*. Meeting with Howey Acad­ emy'* executive committee of the board of trustee* and Dr. C. A. .VauabjK. Jr., pcademy headmaster, were Dr. Paul Williams, president o? Lake 8umptcr Junior College; Dr. W. B. Guerrant, retired pres­ ident of Auetln College, Tex­ et; Dr. Jsm te Wsttenbarger, director of Junior collegre, Florida State Department of Education; D e a n Ituiiell Ceoper, department of educa­ tion, University of South Florida, Tamps, and Dr. Ray­ mond Schultx, department of higher education. Florida State University, Tallahassee. ntng with a dance In th* school gymnasium. "MIsa OHS," Marilyn Partin, la th* daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Jim Partin and haa been a atudent In Oviedo line* th* firvt grade. An outstanding acholar, ah* haa been on th* Varsity Cheerleader Squad for four years and serve* as eaptain thla year. She li president of th* Senior Class and also of th* Bela Club, of which sh* haa been a member for th* past- four yes i*. — -■ "Mr. OHB," Ted Bellhom, i* th* son of Mr. and Mra. E. la BeilHorn, of Slavi*. Also an outstanding student, h* Is president of the student coun­ cil, eo-eaptaln of th* football tu rn and a varsity basketball player. Honor attendant*, ehoien from each class, will b« Karen Jansen and Jimmy Courier, aenlora; Joy Wainwrlght, Sheryl Bullington, Wayn* Jacobs and Tim Col­ bert, juniors; and Linda Rig. gins, Gay Stiver, Hank Tulp and Jimmy Beasley, sopho­ Homesick mores. RERUN (U PI)—Tha FeeAll friends of the students are invited to attend the col­ ond East Anglian Rrglinent orful coronation ceremonies. stationed at Spanifau bar­ rack* it homesick for fishend-chlpt. So the troops sent out an SOS to regimental Bond Arranged headquarter* in London to For Solon’s Son send them a mobile fish frier WASHINGTON (UPI) — and th* quartermaster le now Glenn C. Cunningham Jr., S3, seeking on*. sun of a Nebraska congress­ man, was fret on bond today on charges of attempted lar­ ‘The Stilt’ Sold ST LOUIS (UPI) — A11ceny in neighboring Arling­ tim* scoring king Wilt Cham­ ton, V*. Commonwealth a 11 o may berlain was acquired by the William J. Italian laid young Philadelphia 76ers today In a Cunningham and two Juvenile |37J,Ooo deal which jubilant rumpnniuna were arrested 78er owner Irv Kosloff said early Wednesday while they may m ein I’hUaddphia will were allegedly trying to end the Boston Celtic’s sixbreak Into a coinbox a t a year reign t i National Bas­ laundromat. ketball Association chatnpiona. Attorney General Gets Senate Okay WASHINGTON (U ri) — The Senate Wedntaday con­ firmed President Johnson’s appointment of Nicholas Katsenbach as U. S. attorney general. Katienhach was named at­ torney general after eerving in an acting capacity ainre the reelgnation from the post lust year of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, (D-N. Y.>. Kennedy was in the presiding officer's ehalr Wednesday when th* vota was taken. Now Commander Set For Allies WASHINGTON (UPI) — Adm. Thoms* H. Moorvr, S3, will heroma supreme Allied rommander for the Atlantic May 1, according to the Whit* House, Iti an announeemant Wed­ nesday tbo North Atlantic Council had appointed Moorcr on President Johnson's rec­ ommendation to succeed the retiring Adm. Harold P. Smith. CENTRAL FLORIDA Watch Dog? PERTH, Scotland (UPI) — A ~d.ng.roue" A l s a t i a n watch dog kepi on the prem­ ise* of a local metal mer­ chant, apparently was tamed by burglars who fed him dug food while thry etui* 1500 worth of copper wire. (NON-COMPEIHTTZ) FEB. 13,1965-8:30 A. MAIN POST O FFICE •ORLANDO, FLA. the test For an application, or more Information, write the Peace Corps, or see your local Postmaster. / 41 By Jane Casaelberry Civil War weapons and tictics were discussed by Roger 0 Harris, auditor for the $*unty * school system, when hw ip . peared as guest lecturer for Guy Strickland’s fifth period American History Class at South Seminole Junior High School. A Civil War "buff, Harris has made a collection of wea- | pona and other articles used during the W ar Between th* States. He told of the many new types ef weapons which evolved during the conflict, such as repeating rifles and armor plating for ships. EXCERPTS from Verdi's "Rigoletto" will be presented by the Florida A A M University Opera Guild, under the direction of Mrs. Rebecca Walker Steele, assistant professor of music, at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Sanford Civic Center under the sponsorahip of St. John's Metropolitan Bap­ tist Church. * Circles To Meet Sun Snooper Near Perfect WASHINGTON (U PI)-T h* space agency announced that six out of- eight experiments aboard Its rccenUy launched Orbiting S o l a r Observatory (OSO-2) have been turned on and are transmitting "excel­ lent data." The two remaining experi­ ments were turned on also but were shut off again because thay functioned irragulsrly, tha NaUonal Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announcement laid. A spokesman said an at.tempt will he made to get them into operation again next week. .' -U —*-*—r -------—’ He laid everything else aboard the 5-tJpound space­ craft was living up to expecta­ tions and in some cases per­ forming better than expected. The Forest City Baptist Jane Hickman and Betty Law. hon Circles will hold a com­ bined meeting at 8 p.m, today in the church for a program entitled "Baptists In Alas­ ka.” Everyone Loves The Extras at Eckerds TOMORROW LUNCH OK ff ia - - -F R IE D Goldrn French Fries C risp Cole Slaw Police Pushers Hot Rail* A Butler CARACAS (UPI) — A pol­ iceman in the Peter# district ha* been charged with lead­ ing * band of rnnrijsna push­ ers, and four guard* a t the city jail ar* under arreet on euaplcion of smuggling th* weed to prisoners. ALL TOU CAN EAT _ . DINNER! FISH 99 Sanford Plaza Paradox: Meet the paradox named C ortina-a quiet-looking, economical family car that performs like a race winner. Meet Cortina, the fully appointed five-passenger automobile that sets a new standard of durability and lists for only $1,755! The racy performer that delivers an honest 32 mpg. Explore the paradox at your English Ford Line dealer’s. PEACE CORPS Washington, D. C. 20525 1 s **r. v , <urww a wi i»» ww-w me*, ft™ “A ONE STOP BEVERAGE CENTER” SEAGRAMS 7 CROWN BARCLAYS GIN •» MELROSE RARE Philadelphia ttm Iim i t - j i —•m-th IMPORTED CANADIAN 90 PROOF 351bMl” 3 sths $9,s 3sthsW5 EZRA BROOKS 3 sths*995 OLD STAGG placement test February 13. Either send a completed application to the Peace Corps before the test, or fill one out and submit It at the time you take l Civil War IsthsW 5 80 Proof Vodka 53w5th ' More ihan 8 ,0 0 0 Peace Corps Volunteers are needed to meet urgent re­ quests from developing nations In Latin America, Africa and Asia. To be considered for training programs youJ should take the non-competitive i# Department Store Hears Talk On itKWwi ii* |i « ii m u aw . U« Cw. r a t i,ii. n pMWmmcawrn. iw iir.iM > a M N iS m .< PLACEMENT TEST ' LIQUOR DOUSING SHIRLEY—-To make cerUln film alar Shlriej MacLalne la sufficiently wet for ■ acana In which ahi emerge* from water, aho la thoroughly watered down drat The scene la In "The Yellow fiollalloyce," now befor* thi cameras in Europe. PEACE CORPS fc 'P. History Class Chamber Signs 45 New Clients In Campaign *279 35f/**1195ST. CROIX RUM WINES ANCIENT AGE $^99 $2995th 9 3*M IMPORTED 5TH Ice Cold Beer And Soda Cortina PRODUCT Super Market Prices PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK OPEN 8 AJW. T IL MIDNIGHT P IN EC R ES T * published as a public service In cooperation with The Advertising Council N. Y. STATE SPARKLING SANFORD, TLA. SH O PPIN G fIfapjsalHflfl - h m B S L CEN TER HIGHWAY 17-tZ S A N F O R D M O T O R C O ., INC. 800 S. FREN CH A V EN U E SANFORD, FLO R ID A & �l J W Jt B rafn rB WmTB TeB. 11, 1968 — P r pm T (Daah ffJbJby: DEAR A&BY: Mon. and I «re college seniors and have been dating ateadily jinee the beginning of this term. I like her a lot and could be serious shout her. Last Saturday niirht .we went to a university-spon­ sored swimming p ' a r t y . When Mona saw me in my swimming trunks, she look­ ed disgucstcd. I’m no Ado­ nis, but I'm no ban of bones either. Mona suggested leav­ ing early and while we were driving home she said, "You emhsrrassrd me to death. Why didn't you tell me you were hirsute?" I asked her what that meant and she Said, "Anyone having ex­ cess hair on his body is hir­ sute. Why don't you shava th* hair off your back and ahoulders!” I asked, sar­ castically, "How about the hair on my chest?" She said, “Oh, that’s ait right. It’a accepted. The other Isn’t.” Is her request whac­ ky, or is she right, Abby? A man doesn’t know much about these things. TIM DEAR TIM: If Mona doesn't want you, hair and ail, bow out and figure your brush with her was a dose shave. • • • DEAR ARnY: Our daugh­ ter is 17, a senior in high school and a compulsive let­ ter-writer. Last year she wrote to a freshman boy at the state university every day without fail. She’d be writing him at 6:30 in the morning, and also past mid­ night she sat writing page after - page after page. (She'd get maybe a onepn'ge letter from him every other week. Once 1 rend some of the stuff she wrote (trying to get a rlue ns to how serious it was) and It was the biggest bunch of By Abigail Van Buren nothlnr I aver read. She U just a fair student, but if ehe spent half the time on her school 'work thet she spends on those letters ehe would be much better. She writes a fellow in the Navy she doesn't even know. She got hie address front a girl friend. Every lunch hour she spends a dime call­ ing home to ere If she got any mail. What on earth la wrong with the girl? You may print your answer. She never reeds your column and get* mad If I suggest It. TEXAN DEAR TEXAN: Appar­ ently your daughter needs the outlet that letter-writ­ ing offers her. But I think she's overdoing It. Insist that she spend more time en her studies, and write letter* 'n her “spare” time. • • • DEAR ABBY: I have a problem that I* keeping me awake night*. My husband grinds his teeth In hi* sleep. Is there anything I can do to cure him of It? When I hear him grinding hit teeth, I pat him gently on the jaw. He awakens for a few mo­ ments and stops, but the minute ha falls beck to sleep again he continues to grind hie teeth just like be­ fore. I don't suppose this will ruin our marriage, but I wish I knew how to help him. SAN MATEO DEAR SAN MATEO: 'Your marriage may eurvlve all that teeth grinding, but $aa)by On dhidqsi your husband's teeth may not. Urge him to see his dentist beforr he grind* himself into a diet of crack­ ers and milk. • • • C O N F ID E N T IA L TO STEVE: The dictionary is the only place where suc­ cess comes before work. • • • Problems? Write to ARBY. Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hate to write tetters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, I.oa Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” By Oswald Jacoby dUqhliqhJtA 10-1L p m . ABC. Jimmy Dean Show. Another fun-filled outing, with lots of good music and ■ few laughs. Jimmy again headlines the vocalists and he's Involved in such num­ ber* as "Mobile," "Bill Bailey," "Corlnna" and even a barber shop medley, Molly Hoc does " I ’m Gonna Change Everything" and " S w e e t Temptation" with Jimmy. Le­ on McAuliffe and his band pro­ vide a lot of happy country music. Bill Cosby puts in a typically hilarious a p p e a r ­ ance. And, for those who can't stand Ihc thought of a solid hour of entertainment, Rowlf is on hand to slow things up. 7:30 8:30 p.m. NBC. Daniel Boone "The Sound of Fear" Like gimmick casting? Dan Duryea is the guest star and he plays one of the most vic­ ious bounty hunters we’ve ever seen. The gimmick? Duryea's real life son, Peter, Joins his father on the show, T V Time Previews. playing, you guessed It, his oncamera aon. 89 p.m. CBS. Perry Mason "The Case of the Feather Cloak" A m ate of plot eompli cations but a story to hold y o u r Interest nevertheless. Most of the regulars get the week off as Mason and Drake go to Hawaii to do a little work for a hotel chain. But, with Mason, there'! no auch thing aa a little work and, before too long, the cate is a murder that's tied in with some desperate maneuvering for the right* to a vital lec­ tion of beach, vita] for rea sons other than the surface (or should that be aurfert?) Ones. Jon Hall guests as an Hawaiian police lieutenant, and David Opatoshu appears as a professor with a more thin casual Interest in what'a happening. Other familiar fac­ es belong'to Keyc Luke, Joyce Jameson and John Van DreeIrn. Television Tonight Only two pain in the World . H* ^verruffod and took WORTH CD) U Chdmpionthip trial* reached A A* ■lock of the liluition. It ap­ ¥ 1* t ventureioma ali-apad* con­ peared that Eait m u most ♦ AQI ? | / THURSDAY P. M. tract on today'* hand, but ♦ J7IJ likely to hold th* king of beth declarer* managed to I no (ft) Hport It We* BAST epadea and, therefore, hit only ther it home *31 A K 10 EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD bring (t) Ntmsllnft At each table the dauca of chance to m*k* th* hand ¥KIIS ¥Q8 74I (2 i N'i»wurupe Crtfit. ♦ KJItl «3 The “ common cold’’ has had plaster to wood. This is great heart* was opened and E ia l'i ntiC!«v*minkler would bt to pick It up, So bis • 10 4(2t )) If K # w t— W a l t e r Crcn* ♦ 8* A K Q t l . wide publicity and, of course, and comes in black, blue, queen forced South'd ar*. next play w it a trump to kite SOUTH Hat MnHereois we ill know il i* no respect­ green, red or yellow. You can Each declarer looked t h # dummy'* ace, dropping the T:0G f€•9 l2 Ulenn dQJIITH lie eves ¥ AJ I 42) Hlflemnn king. Then he returned to hi* er of persons. It attacks the have the children choose hand over carefully and de­ 40 Hum Inn A Fishing ♦ 10 hand with a club and led the 7.30 m "common" man, the "great," a color for themselves to mark cided to try tha diamond fiJanny gu»»t * A 10 ( 2) Daniel llfton* iWk. of heart* far wh*t Ii the well-known and the -most their things—unless -of course ncaaa. After the diamond Both vulnerable IT Th« MBnillri im portant. executives,, and I, . ___ ______ _ , queen .. "heiJ7f?A£h . on* lad. tha. NartV t a i l Saw** Wool known *F’«vw rfl.lr ir " 41.7¥!*e. • 04 i«l Perry Maann have recently learn ed -th at ^l l c flbeTW) than diamonds -and Th* ruffing finesse worked; II) lKurin* Htpd' 1♦ 1¥ 3¥ l * !*r. KlltUre entrd East with a tough prnb men have more colds than do the "Smoothie" has colorsl Harry came back to hit hand I 19 (2) r a il Fax* > A Pas* (9) Ttirta Horn One of the latest and wisest lem. E dit could ruff with tb* Pas* 1 NT. Paaa women. This was reported by 4a one* more, drew Wcat'e Inst I 09 (6) psunoril Pats s¥ tl) ]l*« Pi m the Contac Cold Control Cen­ form of boot fashion are Live king or the ten or discard. trump and conceded * club > 20 121 Male)ttchsd Pat* Pa*. ter of Menly It James Labora­ long, black boots which ar« One East chine to ruff with 49) Paytnn rite s trick. Opening lead—¥ 1 1? sileyt of llaihoa tories, where research goes While th* low heart was 19:05 4(f) “stretch." There are no side the king, whereupon declarer ; » JSm»lirn a# TftPSlPr deep into this matter. I also discarded hit losing club. Eait Harry llarktvy ef Miami, one th* normal lead from th* (9) Jlmiiiy D#an tippers, e tc , you Just 41) Th* Defender* found that women’a colds last “stretch" them on. They are led hack a heart ami declarer of our greatest dummy play­ W rit hand, it is of interest, 11.00 ( 4> Ns'vv*, i»wI la, W ti longer than men's. Adults, ac­ er* to ut* all hie skill but to note Hint the hand would ifiir simple and you do not look had no further problem*. cording to their research, like a circus rider or 4i Cos­ Th* other Kail ruffed with Harry wai equal to th* oc­ not make if West had opened 41) Ntw«r«fi» 4 9) N««ill|le have, on the average, four the king instead of the deuce, 11 IS IM Tha leatp sack. When 1 was a small girl, the ten apot. Thla play forced casion. colds a year. Office workers i ti 1 lipnivr nf t h■ .si it * I carried my "party" alippers P Ii 42* Fwnight Show are die most susceptible, fac­ in a "slipper hag," and now tory workers are next and the f r id a t a . m . women are doing this tn sop­ farmer may be Hie most vul­ histicated New York. "Slipper • t« 4 ! ) 9 I | S r>n nerable of all. And he's out in 4 11 (!) SijfitMn# Alminio hags" are made of attractive all that fresh air! The National 4 2 a c » N i m jl W* at h<*r fabrics and in tapestry. All "I am * newlywed in a talents li*. In what way* you;but Just joining them Isn’t an S.3t» il) In *r ii to <"li i*ml it r y Institute of Health, colleges «* • - tinr l** Semeeirr fashions return, it sepms. town far from home. I don't feel you need to grow or how answer to anyone's loneliness, 6 and scientific laboratories are Sttt* (k U • (Ihlf Do you know that men have gu to work and I would like you ran heal make use of your need for friends, or need fur 7.*<r I| :6lI T* "lay spending ten million dollars more appreciation nf perfume t»;I Siiiinhin* Almcnts talents and energy to do some seif improvement or for help-1 a year on research for the to know what local clubs 1 7 >i i A i W i k e - u p M ttviti worn by women than their wo­ thing worth-while for someone ing othrrs. T Jfl Pottiitdo wvs* “ common cold." men friends' A man will al­ should join so I ran meet peo­ •Is*. 'I I I ‘ : ) I" -« r m M ark *! I t » |>or I You must first decide whst See the latest, a marker ple and develop new Inter­ That is why there ran be no sour real interest* are amt I la «1) roday ways "notice " til kiirklt Cvans called “Smoothie " It writes Orange is, it would seem, est!." list of top-10 clubs, that would how much time you can ^ive 7 II (fl> Local N««i, W»|. on anything from leather to (her the favored "new1' color, but That query come* from a be best for any woman in any to them. I 09 |6» I i|ifalrt Kan *Bra# NO, NO. after-forty ladies' It >oung bride who want* to find community. You will then know without k ,'S 4?) 1) f Hh»f, N*'w* is not beroming to you! Com­ sonic interrst* nf her own Hubs and organiialions doubt what club* you s h o u l d H 111 I : * 1 itvla Y 1 "MtTl ¥l11a promise ami rhoose the deep hut isn't sure which of the serve many useful purposes. join or whether you could lies! • 0 | t ■i 2l ) Tt«'mr n tit i » > i mi r 4 l \ T i n : i m i i i t < hi i n i x 4 44 » A i n * * li a n 1 11%i " t f a x i l r i m xKWI.Xul.K m l x - new ro*e color. serve vour community through groups she might join would I 1I t ' »f I »•* I*v* fnr U i ina i t v . i i o n i n a. volunteer wxirk for local chari­ be the most worth-while. I tf I114*111|Mf It'’ 111 i x i n v x i i n v x o . i in,-.-I i i<> i*-♦ iti»iui *i ties 1 M " X MM i: SAVIN'..-, II VX I , It'S a quest:on to which <■• v ■*II n m v • corporation, there la no general answer, 1 0 .0 0 i l l M 4 k a I t i M t f ii f u r I'C B 'I" r i i 11i t ni * %\ me: Pa<44 y V. , \*f »TI»‘I is h» *f 11v u iv*n fh»f and one that no on* can an­ (C) \ e a i - Mika WiU jo iin i n r n .i r «r i < ,x it a t. r sir*' et, <*«*•! in at swer for her. 1 4!’a SI. K f l M . Y , h » nil#, 111 N l*Afk Avi Msxfi f rd, 10 |n (?) U ti.H'as TM* M.mif Joining clubs in sesrch of I i . -. - l . l u n i • **■• mi f <i' > * ''i'll v M o t j .i , t i n * ’ a 1 !*■)» I.Im> x o i n r in ' * i i i t Ji ■Sanford recraation depart­ f J ' . ' I d i u H i m** o f 1 a r ■ Interests is going at Ui* pro­ I" -■i i " i Mli ‘ New* IIfjii-t | t m i : * i t i i . in ii m in i t y s M |\ IhhlN, AIt I ! h<« t 11 ,0v I X> i an amriUon ment* Intermediate BasketInt m intent to *aU blem backwards. H ) i John J. t u l l l y |4| I ni ) *sf# Ma) fti n y x n.i h Mi* t'trTk nf tin* H jou join a club, it should hall League was rnpluied liy SAN JOSE. Call! (U PI) — mi l*r Ilf I* Catyl VI Hcllljr, hi* x l f * • 'nr. it<t ' “nurt, Sami nola < \y It*--iiixi.i f v. KJ•i• i I i n .»* • <11 l*n• p 11h be because the club serves the Colts, w h o Btramed John ltiiilo(nrlkin, the former 11 Jf) «r > ( VI I*! f I• II' <hi S I V V V\ •<l r r » * ' t . *|i«-l I t , . w l Mtr t'f'i' ••idbv nf th* K l ft it toil■ some interest of your own, or through nil league rompalt- Southern vJaldnrnta star who i t i Tl(« \ H IM .S t « 1 II* 1 m , 1 v % 1 1 N a M on t l o r a Mllr. because through the club you tlon undefeated. never quite "arrived" with . • »t » «* MitiiD* t'4 TM t i n : i n i t r n v \ >tt s *: • I'Me.r I \\. K t.lsif*. Jr feel >ou could serve the In­ Tb* Culti roiled up nn im­ the New Y°rk KnicVerboi kers, KIU1)AT r . M. r i i ; l • 11,4 1 i . m i I,. - •.. ■it i i l - i VU| VI. KIm>tu ■ K i m . ' 1 * 1 1 in II ip *( i. i w « i-p pressive 12 - 0 rrcord tn cap­ gets another rhanre in pro terests nf others Me Kih Istn amt >n a t i n rnua ir.,t in • . Hav Mhm Only you know what your turing the League's pennnnl basketball when he joins the 12 00 (!) your t n i w i r with Hit Clsrk cif rt.Ml.h Jan 21. 21 A r«h. «. ( A t 1,«1»n o' t.lf# t h l t Court t o i l to t r r v t t ropy tl. IMS Interests are. where your In its Initial yenr of operation. San Francisco Warrior*. 19) Pouna Kard C 1*1-4] t h s r t o f up,in Hit p la in tiff or 12 ■21 it) S»wi ’ Th* Coiti will ba honored at In their latest move to re- 12 jo t ; i Ti ml) or rop*t« Its a t l o r n t y s , M th onty. H a l \ n l l r r o f 1* it Is 11 r H e n t l n g t tht Annual Sport* Banquet build a team that fell apart low, cbtm btrs tn4 x iim i n'l^niaa Voi fp 1ft hFTPl'> (ri\rn, H ird Colavito Honored ■ • r n t l l N ations! U m k Build (I) M iKa For Tenor*t th* Civic Center Feb. 18 « f i ‘i j y n f > Commit f il ntrf of after winning the NRA's West­ lag. J s t k t o n v l l l t t F lo r is t nor row HEADING, Pa (UPI) — Th* fast moving Jrta Just ern Division title last year, the I t t t r t h i n Msreti Ith. t u n It Sfmlnola County. Florida will I ' ) F A lk w r K iU '» » fl»*t you f t l l t o In do, • D t c r t t I'rn h* »r ah * | <j** il atf.itnBt tl»* !•- Cleietand Indian slugger Roc­ could not gain enough momen­ 12 41 il tJuidirtf Lt|ht erllar-bound Warriors signed 'mi i ft » • Srininola c«*unfy C o n f tt a o will tit rn ttm l *•*. i!) NM * S>W'» Haporl H urt nf %>1jijwtmtnt tfraritinic ky lulavilo has turn present­ tum to ovn take the Colts. Rudometkin and placed roo­ l!l if4 1 «:) Ni'Wf - Jt-lHalt.il * t . t l n a t you fur Mi* relief di ed with n plaque by his ex­ However, they did manage to m tn d e d In tho Complaint. TtCt 111-1111laxiun iti pit r k m t r a11p r Wrat J*r kie Harry Kramer on waivmi i hr f-*11.i tn« (tajitlhvd fir->- boss, Charles O. Finley of the su it la to forerlnte a m o r t a t t e ID lllrl 1 Aik knock off all other League ! ► » i * » 1.4 * 1 4, Arartatny Hri^hti era. T h t ra t i p ro p tr ty p r o i s s j t d It) T*nn»Msi Kt nil Mil;"lIn Ifinf! Further rii'm r ■h<i| Kansas City Athletics, com­ competition to take second ■ g i l n i t la: memorating th* number of place. Lot I o f ftloek "14". EAST- i i I ) I n # w i » p r o k I m a t i l y 2 ? ^ f t BHOOK Kl'UUI vmtri.N, e a s t of V V r J t I r f i k e l l r a o t l v y home runs the star has hit The Rama got off to a tiig 1h of IIn hip want UNIT NO FIX, arfordtn* lloji'l »hd f in his major league career. start but was harnprrrd by to ttia plat iharenf at r e ­ Iw l tie* hrjNTiir will In# h#M corded In Flat llnok **13". a mid-season cold streak and p a g a t IS and SS, Public In l(i¥ 8*mlnil# C o u r t I> I’.iurl FlothU, In tha finished third. litco rd a o f ken ilnoU Coun­ Kouaa, Ctlllllf ConifTi^aalfUiera U-mm. Vetfhte Fires 74 t y , Florida. Th* Liana played hard all oil Ktbnu*' Y 12. HIS at T o g e t h e r w ith all a ir u c t n r e . TAMPA (UPI) — Jack V* aeaaon but managed to cop and Improeamante now r f i A. VI or Vi> luvo thcraaflcr aa ghte of Clearwater fired a fat only one victory. h e rea f t er on tald land, and flx* poeaibU Boat4 of County Corn mill 71 over the final IB holes but (ur ea a t t a i n e d Thereto: a l i a SEASON RECORD fonar• all g at. ateam, electric. Water, ft* mlnoU Cfnjnli*.* Florida still had six atrokei to spare W I. t o d other UeaMng, cooking, r tHy John Alaiandrr. <*lialr• f r l g e r a t io g . light In *.-p lu m b in g in winning the 34 hola Gaipir- Colta 12 n AUTOMATIC FABRIC man v e n t ila t in g . Ir rigating, and Altpal Arthur Btckwlth illa Amateur Invitational golf Jets 7 5 power ayeiem*. moakJata. ap»H. Jr SOFTENER DISPENSER tournament. Ha finished the It* ms an cei. f l.tu r o a , and sp p u r en* 4 R i n r u , w h ich n o w ara or may TuMlah KllifUArr 11, IMS tournament with a 211 total. taficii y o n fxiy ffils Liens 1 11 CDJ-44 h erea fter part t i n to. or ba 111 (!) Fncua 1 10 i .l 1-M‘s Miike A T)pA1 (!) 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My Three Son* "Lady In tha Air" Diane Foster, who's been flying around your TV dial an awful lot recently, playa tha title role. She'i a demon lady pilot who, en route to atlll another priie for breaking tha round- the-world record, pauses to edit another trophy to her col­ lection—Steve. While this big romance Isn't quite ta'king place, there's a aub.plot in­ volving Charlie, It aeema eomeone has painted a por­ trait of him and labeled It the "Mean Old Grouch." f o \M (i c m (^ R I D F - I H T ME A T R TONITSS Til sir a*T. A4m. #1.04 A Carina* Nn. 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JET ACTION fc itu re i plus 2 speed* and automatic soak cycle I < New Oaep Action agitator creataa surging |*t currents to help remove haaviett soil. • Gentle egitatlon, spin for delicate*. Wash & W on. * New J et Away lint r e mo v a l , naw | at W/T spin, tool (SEAL) Art hur U, B a ekw ltb . J r , Clark B y: Martha T. V l h l t a D ep u ty Clerk (A copy o f the Complaint filed h erein la a tta ch ed to the copy o f t h i i notice wh ich la mailed to each defen da n t for whom a raatdenee m i r e epaclfte th e n * t i n t * or co u n try wan divan In th* a worn at ntam en t fllad h erein by tha plalntlfr, hie a g e n t ' or a tto rn ey .) Mahoney. Iladlow. Chamber* an d Adame B a r n e tt Nat'l Bank Bldg. J a ckaonvtlla I. Florida Publlah Fab. d, >1. 1*. l» « l CDJ-IT M*4M WCOA** ■4 Mtail a »hN. $20995 HE D ES ER V ES . . . A KISS! This Thoughtful Husband Opened A Checking Account For His — VALENTINE FLOP/DA STATE BANK MEMBER r.o.i.c. G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES YOUK FR1GIDA1RE DEALER 1700 W. FIRST HANFORD I’ll. 32I-SRR3 .' i | �I fta n fo rh Page 8 —. Feb. 11, 1965 ^ rn lh Hostess To Jaycee Wives Surprised At Party Meet Prepare Artichokes Gourmet Style By Giynor Maddox Newspaper Enterprise Ann. Last year, we drove over most of the 10,000 California acres devoted to artichokes. We had lunch In the little town of Castrovllle, which calls It­ self the artichoke capital of the world. One of the best local cooks fave us this recipe, emphasis­ ing that fresh artichokes am available from November to May, late spring being the peak season. ARTICHOKES DELIGHT (4 servings)) Prepare 4 artichokes as dir­ ected, below: 2 tbsp. butter or margarine 1 tbsp. lemon Juice Vi lb. mushrooms, sliced 1 tbsp. flour H tsp^ salt „ j.— U tap. pepper , , 1 tbsp. chopped parsley ' V4 cup milk 1 cup heavy cream Grated Parmesan cheese While artichokes are cook­ ing, melt butter; add lemon Juice and mushrooms. Cook until mushrooms are tender, stirring frequently; reserve a few slices for garnish. Stir In flour, salt, pepper, parsley. Gradually stir in milk and cream, blending until smooth. Cook, stirring con­ stantly, until sauce thickens. Pour sauce into hot, cooked artichokes. Sprinkle with Par­ mesan cheese. Add mush­ ARTICHOKES with favorful sauce are a special treat. Q o h iW i 1 obtained from the Home Demonstration office I found a lot of wondefful, easy reci­ pes which use honey. Honey, like other aweeii, Js an energy producing food, it yields more energy than an equal measure of sugar be­ cause It is heavier. For ex­ ample 1 tablespoon of honey weighs 21 grams and furnish­ es 62 calories. One tablespoon of sugar weighs 12 grams and 48 calories. • • • Here's a punch that will serve 12. CITRUS PUNCH Vi cup honey 24 cups water 2 cups orange juice 4 cup lemon juice 24 cups grapefruit Juice orange circles. Dissolve honey in water. Chill. Add chilled cilrus Juice Serve ice cold Garnish with orange slices. Serves 12 punch cups. • • • HONEY LAYER CAKE 4 cup shortening 4 cup sugar 4 cup honey 2 egg yolks 2 cups sided cake flour 3 tbsp*. baking powder % tsp salt \ cup milk iv tsp lemon flavoring 2 egg wliiles Urea in shortening thorough­ ly. Add sugar ami honey. Beal until mixture is light and fluffy. Add egg >silks and heat well. Sift dry ingredients to­ gether and add alternately with milk. Add flavoring and fold in stiffly-beaten egg whites. Bake in 2 layers at 350 degrees tor 30 minutes or tiake in a greased H by 6 by 2 inch pan 45 minutes. Servo plain or frosted. • » * And listen to this. It's like eating cake and ico cream together. HONEY GRAHAM CRACKER ICE CREAM PIE 4 tup honey 14 cups fine honey grahum cracker cruinha 1 cup lop milk 14 tsps. vanilla U tsp. call 14 cups whipping cream Combine all Ingredients to­ gether except cream. Whip cream and add other ingred­ ients. Pour into refrigerator tray. Whrn partially set, beat with rotary beater. Return to refrigerator tray and let freeze until firm. Serves 8. • • • • • • When melting margarine to Someone asked for an Eng­ use as avegetable dressing, lish Pea Salad and 1 found use only a low flame to pre­ serve the delicate flavor. • • Your sewing machine needle won't stick when plastic ma­ terials such as those In ralncoata are being aewed if you > stick a atrip of waxed paper Into the team. When the sawing is completed the paper Is easily torn off, leaving the •cam unmarred. • • • this one for her to try. ENGLISH PEA SALAD 2 cups drained .canned peat 2 apples chopped 2 plmenlocs, minced 4 tsp. salt 4 tsp. crlery salt 2 sour pickles, chopped U cup chopped nuts 2 tbsps. mayonnaise dressing 4 tsp. sugar Combine ingredients. Mix bytossing lightly with two forks. Serve on crisp salad greens. Serves 4. Mrs. Viola Howard of Cry­ stal Dr. entertained Mrs. J Wagstaff of Stamford, Conn. thD past week. Valentines Day M ra... Frederick Kammcrer la at St. Vincent’s Hospital, Jacksonville. Drop a line and cheer Mrs. Kammcrer. She will be glad to hear from her many friends in DeBary. 8KMINOLB PLAZA IIS-IT41 * BSA-IUT A lw a y s fvw r o u a u n f m BEST OF THE BEST! KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. OUR NEW SMOOTHIE SLIPON. . . SLIM, TRIM, SMARTLY HUED! 6. Tunrhy Fruit flavors predominate in a holiday punch called cog­ nac cheer. Slice 1 cucumber, impeded, into a punch howl Add 4 tablespoons of sugar, the grated rinds of 2 lemons, t cup of orange juice, U cup of lemon juice and 1 bottle (fifth sire) of cognac. Allow lo blend for 1 hour. At serving time, add a large chunk of Ice, I cup of orange-flavored liquer, and 2 bottles of chain pagne. Serves about 20. Turkeys Apealy WASHINGTON (UPI) The U. S. Department of Agri­ culture is talking turkey, say ing there will be more of the birds on the market this year than last. What els* is plentiful this fall: apples, cranberries, beef, peanuts and peanut product*. The apple crop ii 14 per cent ONE RACK . . . 72 LADIES DRESSES REG. 0.99 to 2$) 99 VALUES C H A R L E S VIN1NG was recently Burprixeil with n party on his 17th birthday at the home of Venishu Harr and Riven by Pat Lyon. Other k u e s t h were J a nt c a Lyon, Randy I’uyne, Julie iliilchinMrs David (Louise) Platt snn, Judy Ilutchinaon, of Milford, Conn and Mra. S a m m y Becker, Bob Donald (Dee) Flu men of New j Lnckie, A 1 a n Koeller Haven, Conn are visiting and I.imla Malloy, Personals A recent house guest of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Alira hams of 316 West 2ulh Street was her niece, Mrs Charles Van Gundy ot Jacksonville WAVE DAYS During Feb. Wed. n’ Thurs. BEG. NOW W*' H X u u o H 17 0 Waves *10 Mrs C, S Winn and Miss E Jean Methvin have returned Up from Murray, Ky, where they flew to the Commission Exer­ FOR APPOINTMENT cises at Murray Stale College. Burk Shannon Winn, son of CALL 322-1913 Mr and Mrv C- S Winn was commissioned a second lieut­ enant in the U, S. Army at the exercises on January 30. 1965. Hair Styling Salon Lt. Winn will report toFort 2201 S. Park Ave. l^ e, Virginia in March for further assignment. value—extrn quality grain news! Full- leather upper* ahow off a hand-sewn vamp! Synthetic sole. Burgundy, black, amooth leather. Sizes 6-10 AA, B, C. WITH MINERAI.S f t .2 9 S t j U I i m Mineral Oil . . . qt. 79c FOLD *N BED With Foam Mattress. For Camping Or Spare Room. $^288 RARBEQUE SPIT BASKET Euay Way To Broil On Your Grill Slacks • T-Shirts • Coordinates Knits, Corduroys, Cottons SUB-TEENS Sizes 8 to 14 VALUES TO $7.98 »i« to $498 & P pair Our m-w pattern "Vibrant" is just that, a closely woven rayon and acetate glowing with color . . . with full pinch pleats, finished edges, deep hems. Shop today, this is real value! Your Favorite Sturdy Reversible Room-Size Rugs Children'* Orion Toddlera' A Children’* SWEATERS DRESSES Sizes 7 to 14 Values to 17.98 NOW I ] - 98 to *4.98 Slaea 1 to 3 I to «i. 7 • 14 Valued to $10.95 NOW 91 .98 to $0-98 3 PIECE NESTED LUGGAGE SET Hog. $16.88 NOW $ J 2 '88 X Q J P SUNDAY ONLY X GOLDEN BROWN SOUTHERN £ FRIED CHICKEN < a x o H X O P Sales Final . No Exchanges OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 99 $ 2 « SPORTSWEAR SANFORD (tingle widlh x 63” or 81* THREE TUBE SPRINKLER HOSE Reg. $2.98 SPECIAL $ | . | 9 73 110 E. lat Street Special Buy! Rcady-To-Hang Draperies In Fashion Colors WATER SKIS Eliminated; With Adjustable Foot Binding And Rudder. Reg. $15.95 NOW $ ]Q 9 9 of ch ild ren ’s w e a r CHILDREN Sizes 1 to 14 O SR. 10 C E V I t A L PRE-SEASON SPECIALS cle a ra n ce “Family Fashion* A Footwear" Downtown Sanford Tenney amooth or melon, green, gold, toa)t, sand or white! Tailored Betty Annes final Milk ol Magnesia . $1.39 Pepto Bismol . $1.49 Maalox Liquid . 79c Bayer Aspirin . 53c $1.49 C o n fac.......... 89c $1.19 Coricidin Tablets 69c Multi-Vitamins 100's $4.79 FREE GIFT WRAPPING OF YOUR V A LE NT1N K P UR CH ASES FEATURING PANGHURN. WHITMAN, NORRIS «nd NUNN ALLY CANDIES — AND A FULL LINE OF COSMETICS. 01 h e r NOW 1/% PRICE PUaly or Free Barking la great 69r PHILLIP'S Mr! and Mrs. George Taft of Constance ltd. East have as their house guests Mrj/ Taft's niece end her huslpmd Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dtfmtelmiller of Wood haven, L. I. N. Y,. who are on their hon­ eymoon In Florida. They arc visiting places (if interest in and around Central Florida. I was talking the other day to a reader who says her fam­ ily loves prunes. She uses them-in different ways Rut 1 found a recipe for using them as fritters which she did not mention she had tried. So here is the fritter hatter and also the recipe for Ihc Prune Fritters Fit ITER BAITER their parents, Mr. and Mrs | 1 cup flour Joseph Santillo of Serona1 4 tsp salt Itoad. while their mother is a 2 tbsps, sugar [•alien! at Fist. Memorial Hos-1 2 eggs, well beaten pital, Del,amt 4 cup milk Sifl flour and then xift with sugar and salt, Combine eggs and milk Add dry Ingredients Mix until smooth. The amount ol sugar may he decreased In suit the sweetness of the fruit PRUNE FR1TERS Prepare fritter halter, Add I cup rooked, (trained, sweet died, pitted prunes. Drop by spoonfuls Into deep fat 365 degrees. Fry until evenly hi owned. Dram on crumpled absorbent paper Sprinkle with powdered sugar Serve with lemon sauce tf desired. Serves A bodied PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., FEB. 14th. ------- CORDAGES -------- D A ISY - Flower Shop NIGHT! et n n c y i 15- FtEftCEO THAT $7.93 DRUG SPECIALS! All For f SILVHKPLAT8 BY — INTERNATIONAL 99 ‘ SPECIAL! Brown, Green All You Can Eat! Includes: French Fries — Totted Green Salad Hot Roll* 4k Butter — Iced T«a Or Coffea *Tha Prescription Our Primary Concern" In a bulletin on honey which Fresh Flowers OPEN FRIDAY WEEK-END By Mr*. IL L. Johnson • Guest speaker Jim H. Wells Mrs. R i c h a r d (Marilyn) Morrison was hostess at her of the Educational Reader home, 2409 Decottes Avenue, Service, Inc. delivered an in­ teresting address on well to the February meeting of known magazines which would Jaycee Wives. benefit all families for plea­ Combined with the business sure- as well aa educational session was a surprise birth­ purposes. day psrty honoring the host­ Members attending the joint ess. -President Linda. McKee meeting and surprise-birthday brought a lovely birthday cake party were Linda McKee, Betdecorated in mounds of fluff;T T r - S Urates, Ethel Hhomas, Paul­ pink and white marble frost­ ette White, Jody Bunnell, Joing. All the members Jointly Ann Paulk, Jo Anne Rowe and presented the honorce with the hostess. fragrant delightful cosmetics, which were most pleasantly Fishy appealing to milady. Some new ideas for an old The president announced a '•Tea Social" will be held this snack favorite — herring. Ser­ Saturday, February 13 at ve herring in cream Creighton's in the Winter Park bitc-alze pastry tartlet* baked DeBary from your favorite pie cruat Mall. Members voted to endorse mix. Garnish each with chop­ "Scooter” Bunnell, infant son ped olives and pimiento. Or of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bunnell thread skewers with pieces of herring in wine sauce (drain­ (a member) a* their represen­ Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Dungon ed), small white onions, pim­ tative In the “ Little Red of First St. have returned-•af­ iento squares snd mushroom School House Baby Contest." ter a visit to Norfolk, Va., caps (raw or cooked, drained). where they spent some lime with their daughter, Mrs. Ed­ ward J. Phillip, who was ser­ iously hurt in an aulo acci­ dent. * Personals o M su n a k sU iA A few days ago 1 had a phone call from Mrs. L. H. Harvey in Sanford. She want­ ed a cake recipe that had been in the column a abort time ago. So in return she has giv­ en me a recipe far Coconut Custard Pie which ahe got In a cafe in Saluda, S. C., some time back. So here It Is. It will make a large 10-lnch pic. COCONUT CUSTARD PIE * eggs 1V4 cups sugar 1 imall can Carnation milk 1 pt. whole milk V4 lb. butter (little less if de­ sired) 14 tbsps. cornstarch 1 cup coconut, canned or fresh lieat eggs well and add su­ gar. Fold in other ingredients. Pour Into unbaked pie shell anil bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, until u kniie comes out clean. Thank you very much. Mrs. Ila.vcy. 1 enjoyed talking to you so much. Please call any time yotsbwlsh. • • • It will be George Washing­ ton's birthday renl soon. Here’s a cobbler pie to try. GEORGE WASHINGTON COBBLER BASE two t lb. 6 ot, cans cherry pie filling 2 medium apples, cored ami chopped 4 cup chopped nutmeats Heat oven to hot, 400 do grers. Reserve 12 cherries tor topping. For bate, combine pie tilling, apples and nutmeals Spread evenly in ungreased 13 and D-lnrh baking dish. TOPPING one 12 os. pkg. Flako Com Multin Mia 1 egg Vi cup milk For topping, empty contents of pkg, into bowl, add egg and milk. Blend only until dry in­ gredients are thoroughly mois­ tened (batter should lie slight­ ly lumpy). Spread quickly over cherry mixture, press re­ served cherries into topping. Sprinkle with granuluti-d su­ gar. Bake In preheated oven about 20 minutes. Cut into 12 pieces. Serve warm. • • • Cheese Souffle will stay up high, light and handsome if you use quick-cooking topioca Instead of flour to thicken the milk base. Take 3 tbsps. tap­ ioca to 1 cup milk for a 3-egg souffle. room slices and a. little pars­ ley, If desired. ' To prepare artichokes: turn them upside down and press firmly. Remove chokes (thistle portion), using sharp knife and metal spoon. Stand them upright in deep saucepan large enough to hold snugly. Add Mnch boiling water and Vi teaspoon salt for each artichoke. Cover and boll gently 20 to can be pierced easily with a fork (add a little more boiling wa­ ter If needed.) Turn artichokes upside down to drain. Cut off stems. NEW FOR YOU Three new frozen prepared vegetable combination* are coming to market — cut green beans and baby lima beam with pimento, chopped broc­ coli with cream sauce, and corn, carrots and pearl onions with cream sauce. New boilin bag products from the same manufacturer are sliced car rota in butter sauce and french green beans Is butter sauce. Heavyweight Last For Years Adapts To Decor Fresh Looking Use In Any Room T0UCHT0N R E X A L L DRUGS Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "Ernie” Milla Cor. 1st & Magnolia , P hone 322-2482 CHARGE IT! �s: ■ flnjf ftsttforS ^ rriH l Fob. 11, 1965 — Page 9 1Skate City Invites Public Forest City Couple Exchanges Vows To Crowning Of Sweetheart Illegitimate Skate City Roller Rink In Cohen, Teresa Franren. Deb Fern Park cordially invites the ble Mercier, Judy Eller, Kathy public including spectators as Bass, Vickie Montgomery, Jo Astounding well as skaters to a free Val­ Ann Krug, Sherry Kersey and ; One out of 18 babies born in entine party this Friday, Feb­ two sets of twins, Brenda and U. S. each j n r is born out- ruary 12 from 7:30 to 10:30 Colleen Holley and Linda and Carolyn By!and. of-wed lock, according to fig­ p. m, Judging the contest will be Cash door priies will be ures released recently by the awarded in the amounts of Doris Williams, Society Edi­ 'U. S. Public Health Service $10 and SS to lucky persons at- tor of The Sanford Herald; ( J ltS). Between 194o and tMl i te.nding the party. Miss Carole Deludan, Winter lays PHS, the nation’s out-of­ Highlighting the fun titled Park, and Frank Schneider, wedlock births rose from 37 9 evening will be the crowning Orlando. per 1,000 live births to 46 3— of “Junior Miss Skating Sweet­ Plan to attend the gata fete an increase of nearly 25 per­ heart” from a group of con­ and support your favorite can­ cent. testants representing several didate. Put another way, more than counties, 600 out-of-wedlock babies are Miss Marie Allen. Florida born every day of the year to Roller Skating Queen of 1963, Fern Park ' women and girls of every race, will be on hand to crown the religion, and economic group. winner, • who will receive a Experts estlmale that for handsome trophy and other every one out-of-wedlock birth fringe benefits with the title. By Jane Casselberry there are almost five abor­ There will also be two run­ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huggins tions, and that each year 1.- ners-up trophies. and son, Ron, of Newport 000,000 iltegal abortions are Contestants vying for Jun­ Ncwi, V«.. former residents performed in the U. S. ior Miss Skating Sweetheart of Kern Park, arc guest* of are the Misses Gerry Lycans. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Luke Ilerota, lairraln* of 479 Maine Avenue, LongInsert an old burned nut Carolyn , fule in outdoor empty electric Watts, Sti-an Hobbs. Linda wood. while they are here for light sockets to keep them 1licks, Pam Conners, Carolyn 1a week's visit. clean and dry. Personals By Mr*. II. L. Johnson The attractive home of Mrs. Larry McDaniel on Summerlin Avenue was the recent scene of a bridal shower for Miss Sharon Whitten. Co hostess with Mrs. McDaniel was Mrs. llonaM Robinson. __The McDaniel -frame; w as open ensulfe ind'lKt-- ill’ning table was overlaid with a lace tablecloth. !n the cenu-r was placed a milk class vase hold­ ing red roses One end held a large sheet cake decorated in white with white roses and greenery and the words "Good Luck” written in pink, The other end held a glass punch i bowl. Several games were played [ during the evening with priies i being awarded to the winners | After the bride elect open­ ed her many beautiful gifts VALENTINE! Flemings (iifls - Cards - Hook* 210 E. First St. Eva Bess BEAUTY SHOP llitir C ut $1.75 I'lain S h am poo \ S et $2.00 H igh F ash io n S ty linn $2.50 up Only Senior Hmu1(cl»n« P h o n e .122 .1911 / \ ( tim er Oak A — MRS. BERNARD WILLOUGHBY, ]'.nv.it Citv newlv wi-.li. / tC>VEpoVl l HUIDF.-KLKfT Miss Sharon Whitten was recently honored with a hri.lal shower at the Summerlin Avenue home of Mrs. Larry Mcl'aiiiel. Pictured from the left tire Mrs. Donald Whitten, mother of the Innioiee; Miss Whitten, hride-elect, Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs, Ronald Robinson, cohostesses. NEW YiiRK ll 'l 'l ) — The flowers that bloom in tlm spring Ira la. breathe promise liiiitm limit the new collection of Hie i alifornia designer James Galanu* Ga'.aos has carried the fl**r at motif *n far that even Gil Imti ami Soilu an might lie templed to -eleloate fin Diet with song For Instance Spring’s tulips arc printed on luxurious silks; tulips, the real ones, are tucked into neck line* fore and aft or shovtxl casually under wide, chiffon sashes; and. everywhere, there arc floral prints, used in sf ternoon dresses and on into evening's floor length form als. Galanos is sp pilnt-con scions that the numerous chiffon* In hi* dressy clothes Sanford JEW ELRY & LUGGAGE "Our 20th Y*»r In flit-lord" 217 E. First St. Sharon Whitten Flowers Will Bloom. In M ilady s Wardrobe p Acrosa From N«w Library Pamper Frilly, feminine peignoirs, gowns and slips make the moat romantic Valentines of all in filmy clinging nylon framed in exquisite nylon lace. in- ludr Jungle fl-rals and such fluttered by a bunch of leaves *» tiger, leopard and snakes imprinted on » white b.o k skin replicas on the most float ground of textured silk ing of - hiffons Til** silhouette laitlg sleet lleeently, the I'ulifornun who - I - a pace o( style fol ed. high necked, and ilincmg lowed t>\ •< whole inlet national1to the figure from tmek’ine In set .mil iopie.1 right down to the floor Not a 'i n g le hell f s -. sh'.w In- sp ring i-ol interrupted the Ion., slithery line lei i m n , i" I n - e t - amt i e jm rI The whole Galanos thellie rts G.i .mo* traditionally tiring' lu> collection to New for spring and summer i» one York for the grand opening—, o( soil look champagne at intcrinisahin,' and what theater matches that' lo addition to the jungle print motif, there should he mentioned s group of (.jlano* that are naturals (or immedi ale ropy—in lesi rx|w-nilve fabrics Thrse are wide «p.ic ed. long stemmed flowers un- 1 DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER IIWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD PHONE 322-7913 We Boast the lowest EVERYDAY Prices Anywhere . . . We don't The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Office of Dr Geor­ ge Prison, DeBary recently. President Bert Lederhaus presided. Named as chairman of the nominating committee was Betty Peacock, assisted by Jo Peck and Helen Snod grass. ..In olrsctwng- -International Ntffll.** T fe i ident “ Lederhaus hetrr_ a'Yaii(tTftT]!hI**efVTFe for BPW Clubs all over the world, a**i*led hy Mary Ann listerbans in lighting the can-lies which represent the many ' rlubs in all countries At the close of the ceremony, Helen Snodgrass iave the Interna lionet BPW Prayer. The Springtime Salute to the BPW Week will tie held start| ing Sunday, March 7, when the DeBary Club will attend the Fust Presbyterian Church of DeBary. The next meeting of the De­ Bary Club will be a dinner meeting at the Calico Kit clien, Del.and. Guesl speaker will be Mrs K.lna Eby. Coun ty Agent of Volusia County Homemakers Club' At llie close of the business se-'tun. Helen Snodgrass art ed as auctioneer during a White Elephant Sale. Coupons, our prices are the same TODAY and EVERYDAY I Look At This Partial Listing! BEG. 79e BAYER ASPIRIN VAPORIZETfPRAY * COLD CAPS 5INUREX TABLETS ALARM CLOCK SPRAY COLOGNE HAIR SPRAY . 'V A p IJIK , . 4 fluttering styles • Nothing Skirt — By — A m erican G re e tin g s J ' F o r $ | .00 G rap ev llle N u rse ry 2221 Grapet die Asr. 322 OtJk* Lawn Spraying REXALL WILL PAY YOU UP TO $ 3 .0 0 JUST FOR TRYING AMERICA’S FAVORITE VITAMIN PRODUCTS 210 8. PARK AVE. (Rexalf) SUPER PLENAMINS America's Largest Selling Vitamin-M ineral Product 7 > Utftiotak * jS J I t & £ nL*- S’ -s *• $3.95 - $5.95 F<» A l $2.93 uch a galaxy of colors, pattern* and materials that are new and crisp! Our NORRIS CASUALS are outstanding again this season.. ... Ivy, regular and Jnc-shlrts. See them for your Valentine. S AVRIL RAYON DOWNTOWN HANFORD fsi 2 Q c Each Madras Oxfords Cottons Dacron • Double Pleat ^OMsdi'A . SELECTED FOR USE BY THE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM FORTREL AND • Open Friday Evenings . . VALENTINES TRADITION See them now at . — By — • Pnnghurn • Nunnally'a * Hollingsworth Spring MADRAS OR • Accredited Charge Accounts W elcom ed . VALKNTINE CANDY TAILORING IS A — IN BLEEDING . AZALEAS Just In For • Single Pleat ICTURES . HARRIET HimBARD AYERS — REG. 11.6 CASUALS WHERE GOOD . REVLON "INTIMATE" — REG. 13.00 NORRIS Itoston . . . 53c 88c 98c 1.89 1.98 2.00 ’ 69c *<SP»0UWA 40 HOUR — REG. 12.96 Slick small pieces of mara rotn into lolnr on rake* ak "vases" to hold tiny flowers on special occasions DONAT H of • 4 "-V a . - SHIRT NET WEIGHT — Ac­ centing the bare look that iturted tail sum­ mer, thiit creation of Hess in Allentown, Pa., is called the ”peek-al>oo" fishnet. It fea­ t u r e s hip - hugging pants with a black net bolero to go over a scant bikini. * . i n i n i i t N — it i-.g . *1.19 sr/.K CUPID’S CHOICE * • A-Line Skirt DOWNTOWN SANFORD (pinojcM A i confuse you with weekend Specials, d e ilg n e d fo r y o u r w earing p lensure hy Her Beautifully ■ Night Services ( timmerrinl mm sir KELLETTS Has International the hostesses served HappyTime Punch, cake and tidbits. Attending this lovely affair were Mrs. Donald Whitten, mother of the honoree and Sir*. II. E. Whitten. Mrs. Ann Barnes, Mr-. Thelma Smith, Mrs...Ajm Ghacty, Mrs. JfuUi Ervin;"Mr*. Toffi~Parker-»nd Mrs. J. E. McAiexander, Jr Also - the Misses Clarice Burnham, Theressea Whitten. Cleu Bryant, Cecelia Morris, JoAnn Brvanl, Vickie Ken­ nedy, Betty Hiltel, Marian Carpenter, Sail) Ann Green, Jeanette Herman and the hos­ tesses. The attractive Miss Whitten will be united in marriage to John Kirkgard on March 6th at 7 :iu p. m. in the Church of God on French Avc. Itrrord Crop NEW YORK (CPI) - A taste for tomatoes led to a record production of 4.436,270 Ions Vfrt- year for processing into food products The total is a nine per cent Increase fre­ er last year, said Alfred A Muriel, general manager of a California tomalu canning firm. GORDON DeBary BPW Club Bridal Shower Honors FOn YOUR PAY LESS A T . . . By Maryann Mile* Sue Gate* of Forest City and Bernard Willoughby, also of Forest City were united in holy matrimony on Friday, February S. 1965. Rev. Clifford Gresham of the Foreit City Baptist Church officiated at the Impressive ceremony i t the bride's home In Forest City. The bride chose for her wed­ ding a lovely three piece blue knit ensemble with matching aeressorle*. Following a wedding trip to Fort Lauderdale and other southern points of interest, Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby are at home in Forest City. Among the wedding guests were Mrs. Esther Johnson, Miss Dagmer Johnson, Mrs. Jo Mayo. M-s. Maryaan Miles, H aney Shelters and Juanita Gates, daughter of the bride. Birth Figures CARDS & GIFTS > OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘ Q im . IZo&i&H. 0 M EN S 115 Magnolia Are. W E A R Phone 522-1535 ( R e t a il) MELTAMINS JR . T h e only chewable vitam in with liver concentrate and iron H E R E 'S A L L Y O U D O l | 1 Taka one of our ipectal form* and any t in Rexafl Super Flenamln* or Meltamln* Jr. purchated la taletperion. 2 Saletperton will help you fill out your fona properly for the lavlngi due you, validate It, and give you the aolet receipt covering your purchase. 3 Then follow the rest of the eaiy Instruction* on the back of the form. Only REXALL would make ' such a generous offer/ HURRY! Offer expires April 15, 1965 �Ofat Sanfnrfi f r r t l i Page 10 — Feb. 11, 1965 G O P Senators Hit Transfer O f Power WASHINGTON (UPI) — Two GOP aenatora voiced mlsglving today about a propos­ ed constitutional amendment to set procedure* for a trans­ fer of power to the vice pres­ ident If the president should become disabled. Th* strongest statement cam* from GOP 8*nata Lead­ er Everett M. Dirkaen, 111., In comments accompanying the report of the 8enate Judiciary Committee, which approved Dirksan and San. Roman L. Hruaka, R-Neb., war* th* on­ ly mambar* of th* committee to express reservations about t h a proposed amendment, which Is aponaored by Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind. The Republican Irader aald it might bo Ill-advised to pass tha amendment. He said the Bayh proposal contained too many specific details to ba included In tha Constitution. The present wording would deter flexibility In the future, Dirkien said, adding that ha would rather see an emendment allowing Congrea* to set th* procedures for a take­ over by the president by law. Hrusks, although he said the Bsyh proposil was not to his liking, said an amend­ ment of soma sort was so ur­ gently needed h e‘would sup­ port it, . ■’ Other congressional news: • Education; Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., was sched­ uled to lead off witnesses test­ ifying on President Johnson’s $1.2 billion school aid pro­ gram befor* a Senate aduca- tlon *ub-commitU*. Other* to be called Included AFL-CIO representative*. Tobacco: Undersecretary of Agriculture Charlr* S. Mur­ phy era* to appear for the ad­ ministration at a House agr­ iculture subcommittee hearing on propoied tobacco acreagepoundage marketing quota* for thla year’* crop. K s .,7.* ^ McCRORY EAGLE SCOUT Paul Pivec displays his new badge at the Boy Scout meeting at the Latter Day Saints Church on South Park Avenue. Point­ ing to the medal, which Scout Pivec got during an Orlando ceremony, is Scouthmaster Wendell Holmes of Troop 504. Looking on are the Scout’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pivec, of 428 Summerlin Avenue, ijf ,s|„ V iL mMmoWREGUL *gj 8:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. 5 Matching ^ Your Shopping Convenience GAHY A l a n Painter, MAI, s e r v i n g with RVAH-3, has re-enlistcd In the Navy for nix years. He and hia wife, the Vormer Janet D. Nicholas, und t h e i r three children reside at 234 Flamingo Drive. (Navy Photo) Nylons tXjM SANFORD 25th and PARK e tc h in g l * t Q u a lity s e a m io * * m #»h* LONDON (UPI) — Drum­ mer Ringo Stsrr, 24, today married Maureen Cox. an IBhe met the week t>eIorc he be­ came a Beetle. * The couple immediately left for a short honeymoon i t a aecret location where they hoped to escape the groom's thousands oi teen age srlmlreri. But th* honeymoon will be Interrupted Monday when Ringo returns to Join the other members of the sensational musical group to record * sound track for their second feature-length movie. The marriage ceremony wia held at Caxton Hall in London, Brian Epstein, manager of the Beatles, served as best man. The bride comes irorn Liver­ pool, the home of the-"M er­ sey" sound the Beatles have popularised. Maureen met Ringo In Sep­ tember, lotil, and haa been dating him foi a year and onehall. Ringo, tile last member to Join the Beatles, became one of the group the same week in September. The parents of both the bride and the bridegroom attended the ceremony, along with Bea­ tles George ilarrlson and John Ijrnnon. lx-nnon's wife, Cyn­ thia, also was present. Rumors ot marriage have been reported since last May when Maureen accompanied Ringo on a Crnbboan vaca­ tion. Stretch Denim Capris PRICES Heavyweight quality cotton*. 3 6 * width*. Slight irregulariliet you may never notice. 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The problems begun when N o r t h Amtrican Aviation wanted to truck tha rocket — St feet wide and 88 feat long — from th* plant in Seal Beach, Calif., where It was constructed, to a test ait* in th* Santa Susanna Mountains at the west and of tha San Fernando Valley. Th* trea, which haa stood for mors than a century, is an historical monument and by law cannot be destroyed. The aerospace firm hired on* of th* country’s top tra* experts, who decided the tree could be uprootod and moved •bout 100 fast — fa r enough to permit th* rocket to pas*. A bug* crane moved th* Blickwill Whitewall 6.00x13 $16.95 $19.95 6.50x13 18.25 21.40 ill I M l!) SB t.H H u Slat l u eae at* Ike. 7.50x14 21.30 25.00 • Closing aut tha fine (In* of tin* designed for now 1814 cars, • Tuf>yn — Goodyear's astra mils*** 8.00x14 23.30 27.40 8.50x14 25.60 30.10 8.20x15 29.50 " 34.65 A S S U tk-ill Slit rubber. • 3 T Cord as tpsclflad for naw cars far outstanding comfort, rid*. a Nationwide No-Umlt Guaranies. GOODYEAR NATION WIDE “NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE No limit on months—No limit on miles—No limit as to roads—No limit as to spoad — For tha antira lita of tha traad. All New Goodyear Auto Tins Ara Guaranteed against defect) In workmanship and materials and normal road haurds, except repairable punctures. It A Goodyear Tire Falla Undar This Guarantee any of more than 80.000 Goodyear dealtrs in tha United States and Canada will make allowance on a naw tire based on original tread depth remaining and currant “Goodyear Price." NAME BRAND HEADQUARTERS NEW I Helen Nowshaefer’* “Go W ild" Balgi A | Great! The daring m w /n ffjpnjftr "Tiger Leak" In 1\ 5x1 f! W mi Iridescent upstick 4 EXCITING MEW SHADES Hger Beige •ieopaed Beige- Widest Safe* • Cheetah Beige G O O D YEA R S E R V IC E S T O R E $558 W. FIRST ST, SANFORD tyon-i 8-8 DAILY, 8-9 FRL PH. 322 2821 1500 Inch M UFogi's Transparent Tape In Plastic Disponsor A necessity for school, home or office. 1001 uses) mending, ralnfordng,maiklng, etc. 101 - 9 .EAST 1st ST. HOURS 9 • 5:30 — FRIDAY TIL 9 �■r t , r • • ,» r 'We Are All One’ Like a jet on'Takeoff, Sanford and Seminole County residents had their spirits lifted greatly with a graphic announcement of the Sanford Naval Air Station expansion. Rep. A. S. (Syd) Herlong Jr. set the community spinning with a brief announcement that $6/721,000 had been requested to do the job. The meaning of such a huge sum of money is hard for the average person to grasp. Suffice it is to say that the base is on the threshold of its greatest expansidn program in history. , Also hard to grasp is the huge amount of effort, time and money which have been placed by local citi­ zens in constantly campaigning to keep the base here. %- . These include such men as Ran­ dall Chase, a quiet unassuming per­ son with an unerring goal of building Sanford and Seminole County. The list includes Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., chnirman of the Semi­ nole Chamber's Armed Forces com­ mittee, and one of the most energet­ ic, community-spirited persons in the state. It includes Andrew Carraway, one of the originators and key figure in the battle for the base. And John Krider, executive-man­ ager of the Seminole Chamber, and a tireless worker for what he thinks is in the best interest of the county and Central Florida. Then never forget Sen. Spessnrd L. Holland nnd Sen. George A. Smothers ajTd Congressman Herlong, all tireless chflffipions'’'MfVauaes affecting the state they represent in Washington. And never for n minute forget probably the greatest array of Navy Thought For Today Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been institut­ ed by God.—Romans 13:1, • • ♦ — Governments-exist to protect the .'righu of minorities. The lovetj anil tne nen nbed no protection—they have many friends and few enemits. Wendell Phillips, American^ re­ former and orator. . Bamboo Bomb’ rlmm hud ham ntadr for In dnnrsin nnd >1 came from Hir nim t ftourro. !*a»t November ait ImlonoR. tin built rocket plopped into thr Java .Sea ufl**t h flight of 21 mile? Indonesian generals boa >ted Hi a i in no time at all they would have intercontin­ ental ballistic missiles, It was then that llrig lien. Hurtono, chief of the Indone­ sian Army's supply depart­ ment, added the boast that "we plan to explode an atom bomb next year." If it was meant to impress lhe Malaysians, Sukatnu's curtent chief target, it failed of its put pose. The Malaysians promptly lata lied It Sukatnu’s 'bamboo bomb." Enterprise ^ AlUmunt* Springs It was this same Martoiio Mr*. Rltrhlr flarrii Mr*. Julia n*noa who this week reiterated the 838-1318 888 5834 claim. (88 4684 Btar Lakt-Fortat City Indonesia does, in fact, have two atomic reactors. Mr*. Maryann Milt* l.ak* Mtry 838-3878 Mrs. Frsnrrs Wsalrr Under the atoms foe peai e 333-8211 piogrum they received a small Caasaltarry JM) kilowatt reactor fiom the Mr*. J*nr (’asurlbarry Lake Monro* 838-5044 ' United States in June, M . Mrs. fl. I- Johnsoa 312-4723 They also have been given a Chuluota small research reactor by the Longwood Mra- Joan Magi* Kutsians. Mrs. Donna Esla* 385-3741 838-3317 The Stale Department has ltrjlary described tbe U.S. reactor as North Orlando Mrs. John 1j-om Mra. M argarrt Cosby being "designed for research \ 668-4883 322-6195 only” snd ' incapable" of gen­ Dalton* OllHS erating pnwrr commercially lira. Mildrrd Usury Mr*. Clarrnrr Snydr or supplying material for 668-5831 322-4841 atomic weapons. 1ITlnlO Since Sukarno appears pa­ Mr*. Evrlyn Lundy Mrs. JoAnn Hays tently uuablt to manufacture 365-3160 349-4871 Ins own bomb, his next source would he lied China. Despite outward signs of Increasing­ ly dose relations between the two, It seems equally unlikely the Chineae would ihare their recently acquired a t o m i c knowhow with their chief ri­ val for influence in South­ Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., February 1 1 , ’65 east Asia. tributed to a nervous recogni­ tion that so far in the riirrent session of the general assem­ bly not a single step hss hern taken toward a disarmament agreement of any sort. The UN disarmament coni' mission consisting of all the 114 UN mcmlierB has not even met since 1960. US, officials quickly iidir uled thr Indonesian claim as •puffery" which the diction­ ary says is to seek publicity through boastful or impudent talk As a matter of fact it was not the fust tune this rume Herald Area Co rrespondents ^ a u fo rii WALTER A. 6IRLO I', KD1TOR A ft D r t l B L l l M B f t rHAAK VOLTOLIftB. U m U t i M - f l f i m l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •! MOWERT ALE1AMUSH IIA■ HI I JOIIARO* Advertising Director U iR i|in | fcditor RU! QREER POHII WILLIAM# Advtrtiitfti M aui«r S e c t e t f Editor J Aft IB IHOBMARRI Business Manager D o m e At* rift FRED WRLU c u r Editor Mer ns b leal Hupt JTDt WOLLR BILL VlfttEftT Ai a f t P hotographer Chilly Editor Pub lished dally a io a p t Saturday, auaitar a *« C h ristm a s, puhlu tia d Saturd ay pracaad.ng Cb rlsm iaa Its srssk HIGH WYCOMBE. Eng­ land iL T ll —P. H. G. Hale hid, the U i r«t# on hi* house rut uhm he complained that he had to listen to bugle rails early in the morning and dance hand music lit# at night which ram* from thr U. S. Air Forrt hast next to his homi. COMPLETE ALL OTMICH MAIL INVESTMENT SERVICE l l l l l I laar • II l Maaiha i t ! I M tsiss Listed and unlisted l o* 1 Moatha I I* l M o a ia s Securities r’». l.H 1 Meath I S * 1 Meath Mutual Funds O. a roital It eg ulsLIeas *r*»l(s that aU «• aabaariyuaaa h« pal* la *4*aa*aALLEN * CO. T i e g a r s i i u a mem hsr af lha C a u s a g ra ta s t i l t la amI l l E. LEMON ST. lilted aicluaittlr la lha use ter rtpsalleatlea a( all lha Inal LAKELAND, FLA. s ts a prints! la Ihla atwa»a»*r. Ur Mall its w i l l t' 7 aKMIMJLIC COl . U I !»■•• I I « » jet as sacs** claaa aaallar u s itttr *1. 1*1* at tha Heal Member: Midwest Stork Etch. a at laalard. El* rid*. haiar tha Aal af Os age ess sf Marah Chicago Board of Trad* sari af aar M lir ia t asws sr aasariiaiag. ar Ills adltlaa Orlando Salta Kcprcsentatiee ha haaferd Herald mar St rapraluead la a«r Maaaar withwrlttaa parmlaaies af lha paallahac af Tha Uarald. Aar MRS. STAN COMSTOCK rldaal ae lira raapaailhla fee sash rawrsdscllsa wUI ha Ph. GA S-I0J4 Idarad aa lafriagiac .* Tha Maralt’a eeprrlghl aad will ha Uahla far damagaa wader lee law. „• Dr. Crane’s - c tT - . Clin ic Indeed, one of the greatest llelrnr la like millions of nrurolir .\mrricans *h*» boons for civilization would o* ill down Iramiuilirrra by he lo.ntm.nno more American' Ihc Inna! Ihr) prod them- with peptic ulcers! F*or peptic ulcer a are the s f l t n AFT Kit thr quilting * hi*He bio* a, which .is a badge of a go*g«tter in a sure sign nf a nrurolir. fighting nremit whether that Smart folk* art down Ihrir he business, the professions auilraM* after-lhry grf on or the boxmg ring Actually, however, find A! a train or plane. Hut nruromighty intended us tn put nit lira still tu rn thru*! George \\ . ( ranr, |*h. Ik. M.U. the pressure at the "(five, CASK V-IIB: Helene 7., ng store nr factory, but then lay aside those productive ten­ rd .‘It ia a jittery wife. sions when the quitting whis­ "Dr. Crane," she naked dur­ ing a f u i t i m discussion, tle Idows. The people who develop "wouldn’t tt he a gloat Ionin neurotic symptoms haven't to the hu piitii nice if we roil Id I |ein nrd the def t art of letting eliminate trnkmri? "Million* of people are neu­ go nf their tension when the . rotic, ih yuu just mentioned •lay's battle has ended. I Tensions (and worries I a it in youi speech today. "And they develop peptic A' tunity thr greatest produc­ ulcers, ftparfth i "litis, angiiM er* id advancing civilization. hut teach yourself to set Pretoria and other nervous ml Ihi in duwn after 5 I'M menta. A suitcasr oi traveling hag "Which m why they become a m!m» a wholesome md for tranquilizer addict** "So wouldn’t it he wonder going plates, hut when >oi gel •>ri the I tain or plane, you ful if everything were calm i .'tniMil folks set them down, and peaceful?" , don’t you ? No, it would he ten tide! •Mas, n lot of people >till For peace and quiet are a figujatixrly hold thru soil synonym of a sleepy, non-piui case* aftei they get on the ductivr prison or nation! l ake youi i holt e it * a plane ui tiain’ Or they guzzle t i aiiquiluns matter . f <iraiion vs* stagna­ , and sleeping pills, tion! Hu! they foolishly goad their And creation requires ten sum. raised Mood pressure, tensnm chemically hy caffaestage flight and "cold” sweat You can exude buckets of hot sweat in a Turkish hath or lolling In the sun on a hu­ mid summer afternoon. You think life isn’t nuityl Meanwhile, you haven't cre­ \ New York laiern customer ated a single shoe or loaf of lliujilted an attempted r- h-. bread or public speech m t«-i> by drawing Ins own gun poemf and firing nt the stirkup man. So he grateful for the "cold” When the cops came the variety of peripiratton »in*e ciook had the •'bein'* arimtud that means you ate tn gear and moving upward on the on hi* i bulge of felon loot as­ rungs of thr ladder to sut- sault. • » » cess. Noted Hi itub psychiatrist No boxer is calm and re­ ■ ay* that ptopla can be brainlaxed just before the fight. Nor ts a college debater nor wii.tud to tielii-ve aiiything salesman noi even a man pro­ sen,, oi nonsense N'lUV he i Iclt* US’ posing to his sweetheart! me drinks! These room their blood pressure and gastric juice sacretion, thus making i! Sfu^ more necessary for Ihr iiftr nf tranquillxera and antacid pills! (Jet hep! Falintinate your ehe mb nl prods to tension, for htisinrsa competition spurs you onward without additional goAtf*. Then learn to cultivate a "cosmic outltMik" so you can dw'Atf your petty problems hgainst the backdrop of etern­ ity. Indulge in more backyard play with youi children. And get into genial activity in a local ( hutch, Send for my hook Iel "How to 1‘tititrol Your Kmotiona," Clubbing a Jong stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. ( \)ways write In III I*ianr in rare of Ihr San­ ford Herald, enr losing a long alamped, addrr»*rd en» rb*pr snd 2 0 c to ro(er t) p ing snd printing costa when you send for one of hi* hooklrli ) WASHINGTON (NEA) — Ths Republican party’* broad policy eonfercnc* at Mackinac island In 1043 may have *om» significant guideline* f a r GOP leader* who question the practicality of auch a parley today. Barry Goldwaler wonder* how it can fairly be decided who should attend a partywide meeting. And he doubts anything It would atrree upon would" supersede the 1964 party platform ns a general policy declaration. Hay Bliss of Ohio, newly elected hut not yet sealed GOP national chairman, indi­ cates he will have to be sati*. fled of the prospect of con­ crete accomplishment before he will commit himself to a “leadership” conference. Meantime, the 17 Republi­ can "troverniirs, led by Gov. Roliert Kmylie of Idaho, are on record aa favoring a merl­ ins- They can hardly be h e a r t e n e d hy expressions which sires* how difficult it Is ett-n to pick representative conferees. The Mackinar Confrrenre in 194.1 ia instructive. It Brew out of informal discus­ sions amonB party lradcrs, led by the then national rhafrman,,Rarri>~j^pM iv!frJ« over a flve-month span. By june 1 of that year Ita formation j«ttL.Jfi>nounml.____ _ " Its not too unwieldly memhetship of 50 included all 24 Republican governors. 12 II, S. House members, nine top party officials (six of them National Committee membersl, five 11. S. senators. GOP ronKressional leaders helped choose the senators and congressmen for service on what came to hr ,-alled |lir Itcpuhliian Postwar Ad visotv Cnuncil. 1 he task of selection ap­ pears from the record l» hate created no (treat stir Those i iiosrrt reflected ifrcat rliver sily in outlook. The council's make - up bears at run it resemblance to the already rstnhlis bed Dirk sen lord Rrpublitan Cu-ordirial in h! Commit lee in 1965— with two notable exceptions. The ptcsenl croup would include just five of the 17 GOP governors, while in 19411 all 24 were put on. Tins tlrne there would he Just one na­ tional committeeman, the na tlotial i hall man, though allei protests this Hitangemrnt may be modified As extias, tire Co-ordinat mg Committee would unhide the five living Republic an w Barbs presidential nominees. Obviously, without much of a wrench this group routd be converted into a leader­ ship conference on (he Mack­ inac pattern. Only those who want local, county and more slate representation would then be unhappy. The Mackinac meeting is a useful study also for those politicians who think all party-wide affairs inevitably wind up pumping out a lot nf inflated generalities signi­ fying nothing. After the Mackinac ses­ sions in September, eight per­ manent , committees dug in for nine months of hard work on a variety of exhaustive leports beamed directly at the 1944 GOP platform com­ mittee. These reports did, in fact, form the foundation of the platform. The foreign policy recommendations, f r o m a group headed by the late Sen. Arthur Vandenberg af Michi­ gan were the highlight of an otherwise dull 1944 national convention a t Chicago. These proposals echoed a foreign policy declaration is­ sued at the time of Mackinae, which put the party's weight behind the Idea of Interna­ tional peace-keeping machin­ ery (a United Nation*). History's verdict la that (hi* declaration was of major importance -in assuring over­ whelming aupport for 1943 congressional resolution cell­ ing for a postwar UN to help .keep the peace, i The House vote was 360 to 29. the Senate tally 85 to 5 at a time when an isolation­ ist-minded GOP had 38 eenators and more than 200 rep­ resentatives. In the light of all that fol­ lowed, the two September days a t Mackinac island hardly seem to have been a waste of time. N o t a p e n n y lo s t Since in.14, when Cnnjjrrss established (he Endeml Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, no onn tuts ever Inst n penny in insured savings net.minis in any of America's F,S.L.I.C.-Insured Savings and Loan Associations. We nre F.S.L.I.C.Insured, mid we offer excellent earnings, tool VVTirre yuu tm r nf"fi mokj o cJiffuranosI F i r s t F e d e r m .^ Iw dm A *-4m>*gnu312 W EST F IR S T ST. - r _ ,Cp T^ j SANFORD, FLA. h y CRAMP YOUR STYlf he f o r k t h is h a i t k n s . . . REPAIR OK REPLACE THAT DEFECTIVE ROOF AND SAVE WITH OCR CASH AND CARRY PRICES! Noise vs Taxes SL B>1 Hint ins HA IKS lloms U iln tq Political Notebook men ever to join in a single commun­ ity project. This area is in a unique position of having the love and re­ spect of our Navy base friends. Every commanding officer, every squadron commander, every officer nnd enlisted man on the base is a part of OUR community. A giant number , of them, hearing of the impending trouble over the base, contacted friends in the Pentagon who, in turn, contacted friends, who, in turn, con­ tacted friends and got the trouble erased. Truly it’s the Sanford-Scminole Navy - People's Air Station. There is no division. We are all one. There are many, many more citi­ zens of Seminole County who have done much. By combining all of the talents of all of the citizens we come up with the greatest team in the state. * There is nothing, virtually nothing, an aroused community cannot do.' An eight year battle—eight long years— is near the happiest moment in Seminole County history. It’s nlmost time we congratulated each other. Phil Newsom Says CPI Fnrrlgn N>w* Annljat Although no on* really be­ lieved the Indonesian rlaim that it would Have an atomic bomb ready for te*tlng neat Ortoher. even the thought of »ui h a weapon in the handa. of Indonesian President Su­ karno was shattering. What an irresponsible lead­ er could do with an atomic bomb lung has been obvious, and has been a key factor in the search for international agreement to prevent their spread. In the United Nations, the Indonesian announcement con­ Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley "M ay I Cut In? M5 I.b. Heavy Asphalt Shingle For the Finest Roof—Seal-O-Matir Asphalt Shingles for Only Ghoire of Green. Rrd or While—90 Lb. Roll Roofing '7 .1 0 Sq ’8 . 1 0 Sq. ‘2.90 Roll Alan a rnmplrle line of cither weight roll roof­ ing*, Roof Coatinga and Cement*. Plua the heal in Metal Roofing and Arreaxorien, and the Proper Nail for the Job. Let y o u rself go in a DODGE-SIZE com pact th a t’s big in ev ery th in g b u t price! ’6 5 D ocIcje Dart PR IC ES START AT Save Money Now—Ca$h and Carry WALL SUPPLY .mA 3 / 220 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla, 322-5412 “Headquartera For Sprinkler System*” Big, beautiful with plenty of boom under the hood, Dodge Dart Is the family-size J compact priced for family budgets. See your Dodge Boys today for highest trade- "If tos, best deals, lowest prices and the most exciting cars of the year — ’65 Dodge! Seminole County Motors, Inc. BOYS 1801 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLA. * s a w �Horoscope Forecast OCR BOARDING HOUSE By Galbraith Friday, February 12, ItW Lincoln's Birthday GENERAL TENDENCIES: Thia la a wonderful day and evening* to obi*nr* ti\* Uneta el the Great Emancipator w hen nativity we celebrate and you can rid yonrnll of any and all unwlee condition* or ondealrabl* pereona with ea*a at thia time, even though yon may want to pl*F along with them. But clear the deck* for an Intelligent future. ARIES (Mar. SI to Apr. IS) Get future organlred more reeourcefully by betUr eo-erdnatlng ambition with fine plana that are eaay to fellow. Get auggeitione from aipert employe**, toe. Make good ua* of them. TAURUS (Apr. SO to May 50) Yen can ptart an uptrend in your affair* by looking to thoee who like you and are very aertoua by nature. Get perfonal alfalfa bettered, too. AM earn** from blgher-up* In thia ephere. ■ GEMINI (May SI to Jane 51) Anything that will bring yeu gTeaUr prestige should ba don* without heeitatlon now. Get the backing of higher-up* by being charming, courteous. Show that you are worthy of acclaim, advance* ment. MOON CHILDREN (June 12 to July 21) Get out of that rut -and be e.ialeu* to find w*ye and mean* of edeanelng in the teeming world of busi­ ness, etc. Impress advisors by living In a loftier fashion. S tart wheels rolling In right direction. LEO (July 21 to Aug. SI) You can now get together with a partner In some plan that Is feasible, since you have reirtoved deterrents to luccess. Allies In both buslpeas and intimato life are eery co-opcrstlve. Make prog­ ress quickly. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept, f 2) Fine day for having talks with aisociatei and hitting apon suggestion* that ean make the future more produc■ tive. Come to rta l matting of minds. Than gst together at recreation!. LIURA (Sept. 21 to Oct. 82) Getting a mors artistic environment around you will make co-workara, family much hsrpier now. 11* aura to improve your health, alao. Take th* right treatments to gain •uch. SCORPIO (OcL 23 to Nov. 21) Plan tarly for avaning’t entertainment that will give you a chance to allow your capabilities as well. Get Into those things thst ralisva wor­ ries. Get Into th* right spirit of thing*. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You,can take etvpa today and in the evening that will Improve your fundament­ al aecurenrM. Get on the beam! Ituy gadget* Hint mid romforl to home living. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You can find new w*ya to Improve your dally living conditions whllt cali­ brating this diy. Gst Idess from your partner*. Jog along harmoniously with them In plant proposed. AQUARIUS (Jan. It to Fab. IP) Py concentrating upon bow to incratte your Incoma in th* future, you gat ahead proportionately. Go ov­ er your books of accounting. Study bank statements well. Know how to procead. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Show real intelligence in going after what yoQ want in both personal and business af­ fairs. Meka plana work. Re Idealistic In social life and make worthwhile contacts, IF YOUR CHILI) IS HORN TODAY, be ar ih* will |>« an* of theia faielnatlng little par* ions wh* automaUsally went* la follow along dutifully on spiritual matter* and you must early teach In get around with others for a happy Dm* at aporta, etc. In order to have a well-balanced life, think poiiUvtly la practical and money matter*, Pa sure to In­ culcate kind thaaght* fas olkera and lift will be successful. •The Stare Impel, they da u l earngel." What yaa make of your Ilf* la largely up to YOUI Carroll Rlghter'e individual Forecast for your sign for March it now ready. For your copy **nd your blrthdate and 11.00 to Carroll RJghter Fore­ cast (Th* Banferd Herald), Bex Ugt* Hollywood 88, Cal­ ifornia. Symbols of th* office of Cardinal Include the rod cap (ov blretta), aapphlr* ring, r*d germent or caeaoek, rod mangle and rod cap. Wu 5T cr rr tl �i Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them! Call 322 -5^12 1 . Lost A Found________ 21. Horn* ImpropemcntB BO. Mine. For Sale 9l)r L O I T i I i i h i Hound. tricolor** CARPENT ER. H o n * R ap alri A 1 OR AVB L O T ~ ~ l ^ ^ a k U w n Mil*. Cblldrtn'a Pat, Reward. Park. l l l - l l t o . A d dition!. Flrat ctoaa W o rk Ph. 111.1(11. m a n .h ip . Ph I t l- J O Il. HOOVER VAC. C L E A N K n S IrOITt IM ALL GOLD B u d * . PAINTING. Repairing tn r lo a . W H IT E IR W IN O MACHINE* Downtown Mon. marnlag. urea. Interior w a ll t lo a n ln * A u t h o r li t d Sola* A Sacvtaa Reward. t l l . i m . by Ta n fch r a d a r w a ll D e t e r ­ oarrktts ren t . I I I - l l l l . i l l E. Flrat. m u tt JX)«Ti Oparator* l l e t n t * a valuable popart, rittio coll A recohre 2 . I'emonala Do m u hov* 0 d u c k i n g problom. W rite P. a Bo* 1111, Sanford. t v * would l l l t i to th a n k our frltn d* end neighbor* for. (h a ir tbou nhtfulnaaa n n d 22. Plumbing prayaro during tha recant Inaa o f our tnnthar, mother* « PLUM BING In-law and er»ndm »l b*r. Map Cont ract l n* Repair# <iod t>i*»* y,»u ail. c * r o i m r n C B ESTIMATES M r d a n a h a n , Lt. A. A. MoR. L HARVEY Clanahan , Mickey, John and 1*1 Sanford Ava. 1:: -1 111 P a tt y Ann* McClanahan. 23. Painting SEMINOLE LODGE r , i ar , . r m PAINTINO A R E P A IR WORK. 113 *111. NCR8INO AND CO NVALEBCtV CE R E r i D r N C B P. O. Ho* l IS*, Sanford. FI*. Id# SOUTH HAY AVE* Ph. 24. Well Drilling R I P E to Orlando, morning* on ly, vicinity nf O r.on* A L lv ln g et o n to arrive h . t w . e n « A » a. rn l ! t . | i : | -----II WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS All Typea and Slaaa Wa Repair and Service S T I N E Machine and Supply Co. ;*1 W. 2nd S r _________ 111. 1( 1} 4. Ileauly Coro ACE BE AUTY Helen, opf « d ally A eve hy app'ta. May. w !L). Photo & Kciuipmrnt . fair Hotel. l ! ] - * | | i ) . ■ "14 4 iiiJ - — lA R R lE T T 'A llaau ty N a o k. ENt’I.ObE a s n a p t h e l In ovary ao ft water, avan ln* app'ta WIlatter. K RO L DT S CAMERA SHOP i n i So. k. 1 : 1 . 57 C. CUT'N CURL llaauty Shop 111 P a lm a ltn Aye |;:-o il( Evan ln a Appointm en t. I— -----i J u i ___ _l.i=.__iM_n ii. C'liild C a r e 3(>. Home Appliance* cYrnses ( " i f ft. tence tlt-lili. Ians, posts: la# a*, w xK im rtM i m i c x n T T f t 1 2 2 9 .9 0 SALES A SERVICE l i t BIJ PARK 11 1 . Ol d C H I U ) CAKE. I 1 M I I I . W l l . L ltaliy kit d*y, nl khl or SrtNFOHD ELECTRIC regular I I I - H i l l ____________ tl. E. Ap, llam-c* —NiW A Iliad 111 Ma*n"lla lll-lin SWEETIE PIE 5 L A r U e l# s 11(1 S l'h IMinn Tuning and liep.tir W. i* tUrmoift — i n u : i 1m l l t t l i M A \* F I S h r i f t it pup. A K i*. V 1«1 a k m«" n• r 111 ■k 141 You ran find a n y th in g you UK It MAN AIlkniLHH pupa need adv art lead In the llenaM A k C 11a k , ii<u«*t hue eha m - j i*laeal fled filon, l i U i k A t e n . US-1TI0 1 NO , HI NU i s Lo i r r Heral d W*nt Ad f i l l s to find I UpholMtory t 2i YKAHS i nf FineOVFl W.<rk man ah Ip in l'phnU^rlug I u 4 p*rir \ 8 IIpf^vera Ti me Fay merit a as little »• fj m»» Ur apery Hi t l « * r s I net el l.tt Imtir k l t.F DliCtHt ATIN«I ki l l iF ________ Fh 222-UU $74 MO. _ laaluda* t t t * « and tnaurana* I hadroomi . Fl ori da Rsotn. c t n t r a l h a l t , hul l t- tn *t oi a. aide walk*, aawar*. Wal k tri South Samlnnla El. *ml Jr. Hi gh School* Pr)g» l l t. SP* Vacant r * l | MI T . t l l l Wi nt*r Park D*w»y Matri l f. lt*»ltor. 53. Wanted To Huy USED F U R N I T U R E . Mlya. Dam*. P i e t y Wood Aqatlan. Ilt.llfl. WANT ED Cllruo Fru it - l l t m l l n . P arian l i m a n , Pineapple A Utadllna* L E E MANS FIELD, Uu udH Fruit- Buyer. Ph. I I M H J . blare nr hotiteful. Fvny R i d d i i ti A Turn. C o , M l W. HI Si. I M - U I L ■ EI.L US yuur Furniture Quick rarviuo w ith the Ca*h. S U PE R TRADING POST. 1II-DI1T, HKI*F y o n It ENT It -phal . HutUwaya. Juvanlla. F i t KF datlvrry and Pi ck- up FLU N ITU H E CEN TER HOD French Ava, Fh. I32 7»i t FRKK K8TTMATE 'How s a b h«r*t It's going t llttli U r for you to watch tslsvlaion, llitsn to the radio and TALK, at the • ■mi time!" CLASSIFIED INDEX 'ntk«F*<}e4- *»- «*(»- "- — (lT- «4n**y Wgntat pw •*'? l ( ~ F * v | n g * o l-)* o •—B a n o g g l g ( — B t a u t* O v a i t — ln*uranc* Dar tfuraarlag ! 1-S - School * A Instructi on* f — C h ill Cara ?0— Empt oymanl Service* il -—t D i gg*—Cat *— e*t * i l —Mala Hel p Wanted I ! —Foullrv — l.lvaalook 7 1 — F e ma l e Help Wanted I I —Spatial Noiiia* Tl — Mala or Feinala Help I I —C*l#rl»f — Food T( —H*le* Hel p Wanl ad H — Pl gci * I* Eat IT—SHuatloti Wan tad II— Spitlol larTtaai ( l — Income Properl y i t — Uu*lne>« P r o p —l at a *I—fwlmwl*P* I'M Id ♦-—JailtcrisII strvla** j l — Real l i m a Want ed a u riilf I t — Real Es t at e Sal# I—Bulljara ar* Suppllgd 17 — ItUBtnea, Itentela 19— Hardware 10— Lot i For Sal* I I — Hum# Improventeal * It — Farm*— tlrovas 22—Plumbing t l —Gut of bt* l* Acrreg* I — Pai nt i ng | j — House* For Sal t • - W a l l Drilling II — llauaaa—Sale or Re a l I I — Air Cand A l l a a l l o g • 7— l l o u i t Fur Item J l — Radi o - T el * v IaIa n 190— lte» or| Rental* t l — Fhat o A Equi pment l o l — Tr alia tit— Cabana* 19—Horn* Appllanca* HU — Mobil* l l omea— Sal t II — Mualcal Inalruinani* 1**3— Mobi l , Hunt**— Rent t l — litielnaaa Enul pme at l"( — Trailer S p ac e — Rent I I —Jub I’r mt i Df l o l — Trailer l^ola—Sal e Jl—Uibalatarr 10| — Apartni*nt* For Raat I t —Vacuum Claanar* toft — Uootni Far Raat • f—Mavlag * llarag* I I I —Hal al Hooma SI— E i t e r ml n a t o r a 111—1‘I t ml a l Agi n t a ( I — J’lant* — J eaJa — Saadi 111 — Wanted Va* It a It a 10— Ml»e For Sale III — Auto* For kata Jl —Article* For R e a l III —Aul oa—Sal* «r Trad* ( I —S wa p a* U n h a n g * III —Trut h# For Bala JJ— Wanted To llur 110— Aut omot i ve Marvlo* JJ —Fur nltur* For Sal* l i t —f c o e i i r * A Cycl t e II — Antique* For Solo III —Uoata A Muter* Jl —Maot r To l a v a 111 — Marina Suppliaa 11— liualnata Oppartunlttaa r Upbuilt er lug * Mattraia rano cal l ng. New A Uaa* Furnl tur* Call Ni t Ba*dlrig Mf* Cn at TO C*| ary A»*. I l f 2117 HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING. PAINTING * INSULATING F i n a n c i n g Arranged 111 11*1 Fraaa Stofard WI L L REP AI R j ml f a r s i n g matlvlna In >**ur k w « Hu St 91, par t i and Igticf in* hi d­ ed. If unable tn f 11 )"U' rna- »»(•• — NO tJ H A WO K Writ* BKRVK’KMAN, BoX 122, Sanford Herald rixn 11101* N E W LOCATION s ot So. Krench 33t-ftTftl t + r W H l S Q A SPKC1AL Si:IIVICKY More thgri 40.DU0 reada f f M l «*ha g a nfut 4 l i ar aU • I t Ml f U d ada daily Itataa aa l o w go 14c par line fi0 r day* Di al I t s 10 1 S or and plooo your n 1' 17. Janitorial Services TKNTSCII MAINTENANCE Ser vice 4 SuppUaa t s c s R Park Dr________ H M K I 19. Builders Supplies 1*11 K-CAST Concrala S|»I>» URBGOHY LUMBER CO 20. Hardware M -------- I------ " ‘ t i u t u t s l a Moat Complete T E D WILLIAMS Ill-llll I I I E. 35th It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ada. ( FAVFORIi SKWINQ CENTKR •n* S~ Park Ava i r : - » | U \ i I:i. KXTHA CASH ’ A Hera ;i| V\ a i*I • A d • t’l 1• I Itn aa a r. t k l a i ini l*'ingar it a a 4 ad- I#uw In "i't -high In rreulla. Dim n t - l f t l l nr I h i l l l rjM prnfaBfl'in 1 1 rgrpai e lfa n In|g reaulta— rant III u a Lu«tre Klot'lflo Car |irt Sham ...... . II per day. Car roll l utnitura f'u From Baak an g* Fur th* htagaar aalactlon at nearly new and treed f ur ni ­ 77. Kiluation Wanted ture .an Null'* Furniture Rrnkeree* In raaaal barry Tall them vnu *aw It In Th# aanf rfJ 11a r « IJ ' M l H- r i r k , i v i * r TAKINf} Appl i cati ons fur 3 Mm, Car * a t hi n g 4 Hat all Apply NIFTY AUTO HATH, 3401 a French MAN want ed to feed cat t l e and wr.rk In paatura Conai^af beard f>>r right party. Ne fill un* rails ||u y Barrow. Up aala It.I 72. Femsle H*1p Want*d Cl' It 11 GIRL over It PIG 'N WHISTLE Apglg hr k iv n sw o o n n r n .m t it s. inc. t : 2- i o?4 202 Kel rmnnt I>r. Ill-O il MKHLK W. WARNKIl REALTOR TO So Park S3S-S*|P St. Johns Realty THE TIME T E S T E D FIRM 1M N. Bark A v f III 111) JOHN RAULS AGENCY R EA L ESTATE BRO K E R Ap praisal Hpocltllot t i l No. I'a■k 122.7171 I ff^tlr mm fram e kr|(h agbaa* in* aiding like n t * . onl y 4 >re old l U r d w n *<1 flour a, lip r pnr«h, ki tchen <a eayl p#4fifMmrhimd A prl rd right - a f |l*7ah ra *h ur with good terma if ricc«l* ed. Seminole Realty 95. Saml nol a Dauat y c Dial Direct) I lt iU H e s 1'iir Sale 1 REDIIt *' >M I bn 1 1i* I ; * , f»*r month |uw down |») mt ' 'Unify Club 3 22 - 7 g a!. (100 DOWN V V I'll V CioMrniiiMii ll'tmrs 3 3 a 4 ltedi tiniii* S!h ||!|, ) i« a) fl. , | f 1 (1m I I SALK U)t T R A D E J S lory | H lri*i , t baIf)*, house In good tr|«Rir, flit» ItiB well uii ape p r.i tlm atrlv I a.-te land Will n i i i a il r r Hiiior Trailer or bin Fa bln Hm»f «»ri if own piv mailt ha# o n nrr, T. D Fulhara •*, liavlrr llca«!, 132* 2 4 2* II 4 V KN v 4 l*A 11K il M Medal lion l l , -in# 3 bi»tir i*“ m, 2 In* i ii, luJill lli kill hen, r i H i l a i g a living Hiiiih m i 11 * 1 haat, lUtriad for air run dMiunlng, r - i t i f r Ini, duubla i MTpnrl. fenced In hark yard l'h i t : > m Slemper Agency ft M,1t « f *1n a n t ri r -T r a d # • 27J.4^»l l ^ l H Frenrh A * * H I M Til 1 la 1 Heifroum 2 hath Kak • (*r 1vlleg'PB, f i nn fl own 4 A n y Pi# pay in tin i t 3 33-Id'll $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SK V^.IAI. O u l a i a n l l n g 2 A 3 lla| fguitt Hu tti a# ava Halite In #11 a r i a a ol Oai ua t h e * yng Around I Seminole Realty 1 111 ) D i K >4 fur Male ur Trade fur fina> h o m e . It) g lift ft h i 111 Ualinalin, L o n g w mmd. Ub III-14ft I J h r i i ROMU 1 bath Imfri# f I'ftfnBr f,/ii« $100 DOW N F H A - VA HOMES I 3. A I lIKDHOflMH 1 I •- A 2 l« NTIIS K i r c M a 1 g u i i ' t ’i . n LOW Mii.XTIll.T PAYMKNTS Kor < > mp U' 9 InfwrrnaUofi H#a tir Cal! T^uf FHA - VA SALKS BROKKR f!r*a |l ina >:? ail? mi ?4 1 2 m i 123414* I* A II K H|l IV F IJ3H M MG HIM I :J-CM« s ; ; - >a 1 z MUNI. 4 N|> KHT 4TK8 $100 D O W N $82.00 MO. fficludea t a t *•■ and In * 1.1fa n * | hf dr norna, ref f iger at -»r and • t«%a f#nr*,1 >mrd. Mim* f r#»» Ur’ c #4 \ 4 >*n t r # ! l MI T- i 111. Winter Tark 11• way If air gif, |:t e a It nr M 4 Y K A Iff ferltn n Fla Konni I badruani, 2 hatha Uh. 121 HOT all ROOM Furn. Apt. far cnupl*. Fn. t w t l c r Included II I. Sit - T i l l I •ell v err IMONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM ?r.o,on FOR THE REST HOME RUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA Seminole Realty l l i » FORD. J door, cl ean. owneq, Ph. I l l . t l l t al tar p. m - l ? n i ’S. h i r l r , 4 h ; ( ! M l i r a ii yi lmr 3 BUUItOOM, l Hath Mini, kit* *i)tH #'iul|ip#d* m a i k Bar, Fla }U>«m. 11 lb m u n ih l l b l \V y tillKWMini Hr l*U I31ft»4» FUlt Ni hi l ED I bedroom house, till I ' al mt l t o. Phan* IM* :7 i Management and*SaIes Broker JIM H U N T REALTY A Story Alxiut A Real Nice *63 Chevy Bel Aire 4 Door. « Strickland-Morrisons, Inc. • 1 S DAY A NITE! Harald waul a>l» w o rk for aa hill* aa Ho a day l BETTER DROP I N! ! ! H ^ ax a u c r — 102. .Mobile Hiinien • Sale 1*1 ah-I 3 lL-lr noma’ NEW ami UtfKLj A mmIhm# 4 UihariAa QUALIFY MOHII.U | | OMKS l U r IJ 31 n s i r - r ft a i PON'H ftinillLE IH ‘MK SAldKS V Ui Wh r f l klatata Haalrr" I < Mi'iJp Ib fn I'honaa frnru OPEN T HATH A \ V EL K 131*1101 Hwy. 17-43 f.ongwond, Kla. I IdlE I ItDRM Trailer on l«aka Aatibir , Alan '1'rai lar Spaefii A>1ulig only, -8------L-igL'_*----L _a 11 iighe co r it'r-"a p t . I IK lMtoriM f u r n , gear beat, 3" I » hab/oi.I Ava 411*4121 ft III *11M Turn Ap i , 4 l n l n | room l T03 Magnolia. I SS• I • ft1 f)nl> |4ft I'LKAN, furn or unfurn t bififii Apt . Kll a*4»jlp chlt<3* ran 211ft i:im 3 Ii I»ll M Turn nolle, A Wl ma I 1 i | Mag * IXXI0A1 — II I'dik i i i / M r i i i li 1 ■ l. kllnhan 1 * -*y 1# ft i luxation, Ava fir i r or nn • U'I lppf"l, Ph I ? l *j iii.b: 1 #b I llo cm IM ' t>« i ii t : : - f t i o i a v a 1la ■ (it. Apt ■?! 3100 ('ll Pal- 7100 lU l l o n v I l l f . l-llnoni Kfffcl^ncy a p t with p v t , l a t h % «h » w e r a wl t a b l # f n ? c o u p l e or i t n g l a p a r a n n nr r#llr#«1 All Mfitittaa In* e l u d e d In r a n t M t a l l y I ona I* a j (ill l a l HI, kkilMll l b l o c k o f I f r a a p a r k i n g l o t a a mi ■h o p p i n g c a n t o r I n q u i r e at M a n u a l J a - " b a * i n l>ept. F f n r t . 311 i: W&x»t BILL SAYS YOU CANT AFFORD TO PASS BY AND NOT LOOK AT THESE LATE MODEL BEAUTIES! 1961 Pontiac Bonneville Vista Full I'owtr and Air Conditioning. Lea* Than 18.000 Milaa On Thla hpotlraa Whit* lleauly Wilh lllut Interior. *3785 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix Loaded, One local Ownrr! *2896 1962 Pontiac Safari 9 I'aaarngrr W a g o n , \ i r C n n d ilin n n l and Tower. L u g g a g e Iturk F o r Tbr S p u r la m a n and Room Fur Th a Com fo rt L o v in g F a m i l y . *2295 A l' A KTMEN I i 81 KIr •» 8». 1962 Chevrolet Impala d Door Hardtop, V-8, Tower Hletrlng and Rrikto, Automatic, Low Mllraga. A Hoal Buy I ____________ M795_____________ 1962 Cadillac “82” I Door Town Sedan. Another Top l.lnr Trade-In Oa A ‘66 lluick Wildcat. Completely Equipped! *2895 1962 Buiek Electfa 225 ( Dnnr lleldlnp. Fully Equipped- A Luaury Car Far Tha Hard To Tlaao*. *2395 N A T IO N A L I960 Biiick LeSnbre BANK I Door Hardtop. Aulumalir Tran.mlailnn, I'owaf Nlrering. An Etrrnllonally ( Iran Top Cludlity Huf With 22,1)00 Milea. TAKE OVER DONT FOHGKT OlHt WIDE SELECTION OF CAItH AT OUR WKST RIDE LOT. 'CPOSSESSION Property HOB McKEK USED CARS NO MONET DOWN *01 F rench Ava. II!-*T11 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. PI'R.V. Apt 8f|eetl'*n of 2 I and 4 li*d r o" m * Mel t ed In vari ous Ml Payton Realty runs. $100.00 DOW N ROOM Furntehod Apt., 111 11. Ilh, 112.(711. SANFOR D MOTOR CO. 101 P reach Ava. Iti-IIM AUTO GLASS INSTALLED r \ . r a n Purn Aria m #»f • a 332 t i l l Govenmieni 0 \vjied liunics l l » » CADILLAC. I dr. II T : till Pnd** Pick-up. Roih r'fAannohl*. Ph. l 2 J - a i o i . -------------------------------------- —--------l i l t C O R V A in MONEA CflTl. v a rtlb l* Spydar. buchad aiata, • q u ipp ed i t . I I I . 111* CH EVR O L ET Vi Ton p ic k ­ up. i : i . « t i t . FIIRN. Apt. Ctos* In. Jlmmt* L A K E MART: I 214r m . b itc hC o w i n . 111.(011. ( I FC.1T0.JKEP. I/O to*, r n . on e q u i p . C l l , Ad ulie II I 122-1710 a f tr r ( p m. mn Ph. I M ■un - i m or StS.SOII. UNFUHN. Upatalrt APT III monll). I l l Magnolia Avc. in-' 115* I'ONTIAt' Catalina. » dr. I Ro o m H auler Ill-tlll. igf furn. ft ( U l r l d o w m ta lr a afte r I p. Sedan. M l VI. RAH. aacotm. ar aatl I l l - I l l 1'. l ent run n i ng ( I I I ; l t d CHEl.A K E MARTI I Bidranm. KlCVT„ 2 dr. Sedan VI, R A It rh*n aqulppad. I l l - l l l l . FURN, I Room Apt., Adult* till. Ill-llll II*. I l l - I l l * . SMALL HOUSE, n rer Sunlond. ( I PLYMOUTH, t door, Re a . Wnlar Included IIJ. mo. Call BUY 1.1KE RENT 122-7171. l(I *ll par mnnth. lilt Srhult ennalil*. I l l - l l l l . _____________ ( Move In t oday) , m i , i LA KE COTTAGE. t u r n . 111Utdroom, Ca b i n * Rrcm A I-’ U. A u l o m o t T v # S « r v 1 c e ‘ 11*1. Bu n k Hid* llant paid for Fab. g | l e i . Ph n i n e TURN. I Bedroom Hnuto. I I I . A1gg s l i e r I p m. KMMI AL 11 K in ilT B : ft Huoni furn, 8,i nf o f 4 Avi ., 1 lilock Sout h Of Air flaae 4 l l l bl t . rua. l'h, 312*|fN)! a ft or 4 Senkarik G!a*> and Paint r to. Company t 7 2 - i i n i i m o H i a w a t h a at 17*tf 110 Magn olia . Pb, I l l - I d * S HALL r u m . Apt,. I t s : Marl# I BEDIl OOM, KUc h a n tqulppftd 323-0731. Autrt n i a m Topg *;n mn 22? 374? 4 aSttt Cuvtra l i n n E S T laakafi'ont l i « m i 1ft ItIH. Kiximw For Rcnl Ittinylra U »»l of bauf nl Ki l chrn ay ulpmarit, l arpai * CLEAN ROOM for Man | 0t bl. f i’wo! pmlmtlilng 4 ftah* Maanol l a Ava. 112-1710 i t t w Ind s i . M l * t i l l Ing ftlanly «f p r Uar y 4 m» ALL WORK IIU A R A N T B E P null# Vary , S'teijueie for 115. A u Ihn For Kiile , f-itnlL' of 4 k rfaaunahl a VrftlAl lu rraponalbl* |»arl> 12.1. Ilo a ls & Motors FGltl) b'K YI.I.NER, r e ­ *Ii « mill i r i i b I•* h ar11> mailt* n i l tra cta ble hardtop, radio, heat, lain pruparty. Avai l abl e for G t i t w e r To T b • Wa t e r wa y , ar, powe r a l t e r i n g , nee-la Idiog i #rm ranl al or lea at (r an am lttlnn f i l l . Ph. 315Hobson Sportln® dJupd* . Your B V I N B U P K D f f l e r (117 ar eat a l 1J* Garrlton Dr. tat I I E lal. Ph l l l - m t IlN (Apia ' 00 For You Slenstrom Realty trn madia i t f ' am* S*f*r1 F U R N I I I I B D I bedroom, alorirla ham*, claa* In. in.liar. I AVATdIN APARTMENTS II I W. Ind S t , itt-in ; t 10li. Apmi until h for Knit Ahhl hT A N'T HI ill# EM OTHER — Ideal tl pport unl tg far y ou n g WILL THA OF. a 2 0 l t«fary 1AIE RAN- II T)»* Block worki ng ulrl ur oollaao otuMower In g tod condi ti on for dent Intereeted In rhl l d-ear* Hume, 1 Arr#«. r)u«a In Ka«> rapBirabla lata modal | u hp ^ord Il wy 4 4 I Hdrm . lift WlR furnlah ruutn * bu| »4 fmi hoard Motor, muat gav# bathe. Living llm , iHniiig In e i t h a h g o for ablld-Cgrg I UKDHOGM . I Roth • S er­ e tod power head. Fh. 122Um , la* KHrhan. I ear gar* Offlra: I l l - l l l l dutleo four avei i l nat !•> woek vice M'n II I * D o u o - Muva a ga u i i l li y 4 hubby build* Ni ahi oi i r l - a t t o A Port of Iho w**hend Muol l o • Bin II inn plus T a i * * • ] 11* ' fng 12 ft.noo (*aah, H ilng re* 1 2 1 -b l i a t.e motur# A ounte chlld-roro Inauranca. I-MN enterw ■hare SALE kat url a eaperl onco preforred I’r o^« 1(21 Pan* Ufivo i K i i r i 111*1137. D tlrfE S . INC. Main o ffice: I H t t m . TV» f: Oft Celery, 122 eatant church cnfinacllon, ml. So. of Sanford on 17-11. 1210. non*drii kar and nen-amokar. I BIk W a a l on gamtoola Able to furnlah o w g traoaA i t Pb I M -M I I avllact eiNtSKR AUTOMATIC portal lun Giv# age And work ( (j NgOl . K MOHKL ai p ar l i f t ' e w h i n appl yi ng to: UY OWNKHi I Uadroum Furit Ra p H fire* machi ne o ri­ J Flori da Methodlot Children # or Unf urn . aantral heat 4 ginal price |300. Fay balance H<nie. Iloa I, Enterprloo. air cumlH Ion lug i i * corner 110 or reliable party t e e unit Florid*. H i l l lot, ehal l ow wall A aprinklar Thla little Chcrjr bad a nice bom* for about tno jesr*. II par month pay merit a Hew* ayalam. FHA | l l , o o o or o wn Then ila owner* t i n t In Slrirkland-Morriaona and tradlug mat hi nt rJg ragt. makea 74. Hales Help Wanted ar wi l l t l n f o c f , u p p ur l unl l y t4 It far a 1SSS Knrd. Before Ihli, howtvrr, Ila ownrr* LuUwtibule*. l e n t vo butfor n e wl y w*da or young totta, blind atllchea. ate. took i*ry good rare of II, krp( it daan and poliahad all cnupl*. I l l - l l l l EXE CUTI VE - MALEHMAN Phon* COLLECT, Orlando th# time; *aw that It had g lunrup whtneter It ncadrd CAREER ( l i - t i l * dag or nlta. A*k for I UBDItOOM Horn* on I « k * In IL And thing# like that. SEMINOLE R ESIDENT ‘vradK managar"; will da. It* v • n mv Pork . Many o t l r n Llfaiime oaraar, for man w h s liver; NO OBLIGATION. Now ihia *1X1 Chevy ia lual ailling here walling on aomer*o. Larga grrao et can uuglUr. JotaM lv* trainone lo rome along and give il a new home, ila promia* overl ooki ng I, o k 0 . In* proaram Flrat rat* afpl* It Cu FI. G E. R E F R I G E R A ­ Color** appl l s aca* gnd Ft*, lo th* n*> owner: That il will aeri* him welL And make t u t * laala otfarad. K togp H op . TOR. bot t om freeiar, Froat l urgg. Noml nol Down P a y . hint or hrr proud thry bought II. every time II'a driven. al aarnlng potantial. In v a a t­ Ftee. Vartnim Claanar atmeat — A*oumg Mortgog*. mant ta yuur time and affart You ran **• and drive Ihia Chevy, now, Automatic tarbment *. Wardreba, Trunk. C>I1 o w a o r I l l l l l l — not mone y. No prevloua ifl-GII. Tranamiaalon. Economical 6 Engine. Radio and Heater. e i p e r l e n c * nerfaaary. S ecu r­ ity and aatf aatlafgcUon caa OLD NEW SPAPERS SANFORD HERALD b* youra If tb* abav* aaea* alma m ake up yaur s e a l far FOR SA L E W A N T A DS a life tim e career, let ua akow „ The ol* Ford Houta in yo u tb* w a y thla aan b* 25 L B S . - 50c Sanford 11111* 1 • BRING FAST achieved Rep ly by Ipttar (a P o. Boa 1*01, Orlando. SANFORD HERALD RESULTS • Florida. r • h o p p in g . Dawn gnymtnt • III. 114 Shannon Dr., P t m croat. t tt .S T I * . L l " ±J1 8**. Hun* nt Fanford 1101 8 Park Ava 272 &S22 anytlm * Hama, 10,1. Moliile ilnmrs • Rent Wa Hava Tha Home | BEUnnOM, I n *tb •o rn a r lot. 1)1-1111. I If KHIUH i>1 Uiif ijvIIW Balki*«1 ljnmr lu i *iiuniry, l i t 1 in ti, ii«ar • hop plug. If V*fiiftT, l l l . f t l i : any lim e 41ii | I** rk A Ve nn § 425-5938 322-5612 Ball-Blair Agency A & H CONTHACTORS G R F E NB RA 1 R Choice IntE Rt«ltn!«le in f5re#n* hreir i>f I#cn h Arbor iiverjpHiko f n f e lf m u r n 1. C u » I n m building: to y o u r eperlflrt* tlorve. Or e e n b f Ur devel oped 1DHAL fMAUt 4D*M«- HtT.Vy fur *s.!« s f ir | i n* w rn Manure i » c i a mt»uii» » 2?!-^012. hny-f'er a h * * hn*l 13. I ' l n n l s , K f c f l s , S cci I h GO. Rukiness Opport. Farm (jotlb t.A l ' N D R E a s wlahaa ____ _ __ __ . S A M O I I D F E E D STORE tr>,ntog at horn*, r i t l o n a b l a ( IRVIN F E D S'aa ff--m * Wl, la Corti IJOS — ICO lb* NEW, BAI t UER SHOP !■>•* «‘«ll SIS 0i CO morn In k« . Ila> « ini ■ and t*« !*• 1 | haying M»ah I i 20 —- lOu tiofi, by Plneareat Rrhoot( tin- tiTii- \ u liite « M « 1*1c h H*' I(" K Feed f f t O. Itratonebl e. Terrara 1*4171 WILL RABY s i r In my home arid i l i l i v t f t(j hue her In-iiM1 , J *f henfatril Ava. >3X• 999ri for w o rk in g mother* fir* 2t c per l b. llva wrf Klit Jfi-y arhoul ag« 1211 Mellonvtlla SHELL OIL CO. It XKl I A SEED Harrow, t ’pralu K«1 at M<»n • er l'h 212-1141 r*fi"i<~nla and Araanltng. Hairy 4>o you want a hualnaaa of r r 122*U\t fn 11**1 Field Fet a Aak f**r yuur own 1 Khali Oil c o baa ■ m i it fiii fir Iora Uryatgl W m th* m«*t modern J - bay DATS WORK, a >a - A77A ]L. Special Notices A i r ’s Spauieh *»ri(«tn raiiah-at>la arrvtc* atatlnn In haart ol hanl ur l now rai d* R4. Rpnl Kstate - Hole riant a | 2 0 M B0 0 - - 1 1 F' 1 Fawriln if *»r h u y l n g f 1 — Sr a u*1 for leaving. Jnv ^atnirnt r. M hue 12 no M KOH Kavlllr A * l FAWN S H u F gttirad Shall wtfara paid A M I’rtvaM, 74I-711I, H*. >201 Orlando Dr. 2:2*9270 villa Florida rral nl ng program and f i na n ­ DART PILCHER cial aai l ataaca to ratyonatbla AH Type* i uppl i aa -* Toldara B i t t Buy Broker p. raon* Thl i I* a t r a m t n l 50. .Mine. Fur Sale - KUM2I UATI CI 111-711! Day or Nigh t oui eppertti nl ty far ri ght t for 11 eo Par• a a Far i pyt . an* P O I V E M / S OFFJ^ir PL*PPt*T r \ ftOt.lNA r a b b a g a Collar ,1a, itaialla pi ta** call Tom Hofita uaa or S*rrea#r l|uf> V\ Adam* at Dayt ona lltet-h 2(( 32nd St Phone I I S I I I S IA N PO IU ) AUCTION ( Ti l and 7(1-111* attar I NEW Own er: 2 llo u tea of B i t ) Ba'gt* — tuauranco p m and w e e h t n d * _______ OLD COUNTHY Furni t ure, ] 0 1 other Irema— I f f A Park A t * II 2 - S U I AUCTION HAHN Fri day ni ght M " p rn ?«n ford For m*r'a Anrl l «n H * v rta* wide K af Panferd «9 Rt. til. Havings & Loan 17-91 J t P P l S T A. WILLIAMS js-gfa e\ er y Sat 7 p m MORTGAGE# — I.GNU TERM B a s ila r WK HUY Oil DELI* ANYTH I Nil IN COM 1: TAX DELAND F E D E R A L Raymond Lundqufil. A**" Si! |T|i> IIM HI I*ItkFA It ATH »N Savi ng* * l.ogn Aai ocl atl on lll llll Atlantic Hank Hide. 110 6 Dnug 14 a Ava 111 N. Flat Id. A v f , D * U » d I A I<K H'gai'Mr aala all retail p, U Hanattutiofg UKBARY BRANCH gtnrh c o U K T H VMDf t OMUL f h i n Tiaa J O H N K. F O X , g1f<»F v l ' i m n n i i Springe nCW'INfi MA« IIINK i t.KA II ANUK lb.rial-If- t i r e A ' uiiaole Mn* dela Y"ur Chm*'# | i n n | t r h BEDROOM, 1 Bath ltuu*a. hardwood floor*, furnltur* Included. we l l landscaped yard. Rest Area A llaat Ruy In Sanford I l l - l t l t $100 DOW N — R EN T A BE D R a lla w a y , lloaplta l. Baby Bade, by D»y, w e a k , ar Month. CAR ROLL* S P D R N I T U R B . H« w ip^ 1 BEDROOM Purn. Apt., Adult* “ ItM IO T. 1 — PURN. I Hdrm, A p t . flig h t* W afer furn. Only | M . 101 K. Il h St.. IM -M I I. 97. H oum b For Rant r e m i n d * Plan* (N'*ar) FULLY AIR CONDITIONED H ia w a tha . I l f . 1111 I SO U T H W A R D 1 T a u name It—Wa hav* I t r 106. ApmrlmtntB for Bent, 115. Autos For Sale ATTRAOTIVK I Rodroon* Mo* onrr, Landaaapad. KiotlloNt onnd . aaar aaboall, ban, Inva atm ant A Raaltv t t l N. Park Ava. Ilf-H T I AMERICAN RENT-ALL 95. Ho us«s For 8« 1a YOU'VE W A IT E D PGR THIS Lovel y 1 Udfrii,, 1 bath h o me on canal In boaul l ful Lerh Arbor— Wel l to wal l Aar pat. S wi mmi n g pool. Many other r i l r a e . c a l l t adar f *r price and term*. T e u i l be ourprlaad. F o r H arT ACHftU'Jfc; WA.NTHP NEW MAJOR Hou athold At). A few Acr** waad«d. >itlyd*4, *cc*f*:bla, Raaaonibla. WMli pllanLa. at 10 % above our AQUARIUM* A Do* t | i , sap ford K i r a U ar co il, Wo g u a ra n te e low ed TROPICAL M i l l price# Contact Julian W I k J l l Kh. i l Qual i ty fruni tha Beat llntcherlaa, L.-w.*t dUcnunt I *ln« l l l - l l t l or call J A It Iirlcaa 10 O' m . I p. m — i Tradi ng Poet, I n c , 110! S. 55, Furniture For Sale Orartko lilnaaom Trail, OrDAI LY— FINNY FRIENDS,! Heed furniture eppUAncee, toole. I Mila* Si-ulh at Sanford on I Undo. etr U 'Ufht . gold. U n / » I l wy. II.IS. NKW APPLlANCICf At Ware21ft l e n f o r d Av% fl i houa# Pr| e#a— f*r!i(l4alr#. 111(111 WANTED I'UI'S Hot l ‘ lnt, JlCA, Zenith, etc. MI XED nr AK*-. wa pick ur Tall P harlle Uorrnly collar! It Khrsl ■. a h (|r jit AbiiicIkt r ! Itadl" A TV, ECHOLS REDDING CO. tttrrtl. P,ip|i> till* tlk.(ii(n . II It N DrsiiRi A i r , (.Irian Iltilditiir A Furniture •to AT F A U T i m r rnlCK H: I A D o R A R L E KITTI Ns nr.il ftl ft-mi hunm Flraae call 31. Musiral InslrumcntH 111 Mac no) Ia » f t • r I JO ii m Wt L«ON • HAI KU FIJBH Huy - Sell — Trade I'ieno bervlt-lng 4 Tunluir r u n n i . K ci.it*i*t.vo I) 1-1A K let. HMMI Oene Curnbe* — |tt-2<U ! rn(»IH.i:> F o i l PALI 15. Spcrinl Services By Nadine Seltzer -------------------------------------f____ LAT EX PAINT I l ia gal R u se t l . l t up. Army N avy l u r p l u i , Sanford. H. Pets & Supplies 10 . Poultry • Livcslork Feb. 11, 1985— Pace 3-A 95. Houses For Site ( “• ph. MILLER RADIO 4 PIANO wantid, any aandlllan C*ll aallaal Urlando . .. * APPLIANCE • WESTlNGUnUSB „ WH HUT t.'lld F u r s i f a r f °Bf .NANNI E'S KIDDIE CARE, In■^•tSWft' MPTYrr' Ui .an f t hour*. l>y tha huur, day or weak. i h o s. o a k Ava.. i n - o n t . in fr n lb ■ AVB TOUR DOOR STEREO HI-PI Byatam. I l l nr*. A TOUR If RAT Replace the Jatnuele In your d a er w ith an a t l - w e e t h e r K ELVINATOR l l t r l ■ • ra ter • 11. I l l - l t l t . F raal lte Unit- Far mere I n ­ form at ion celt y eu r local U PRIG H T Plano, road c o n d i ­ Lumbar Oo. o r t h e rataraon tion t i a a I l f . M t t a tta r ( Lumbar Co. In Orlando. (Jor­ p.‘ m., an y tlm a B a t ar Bundan l - l l l l . day. reward, l i t . t i l l . W A N T E D Oond Home for k it t t n i >21-0711 0 u (a r l *1295 PAYMENTS ‘fill Itam lilr r l *VI hal. ( J l 'fiO ( o r v a l r |Bil* hal. *17 '60 M ercury |7 H I b i b 111 '61 F a lc o n |7 R 6 hal. 136 '62 T r iu m p h SI0IRI hal. 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L », ®h* B in tu rB Documentary 'Gold Mine' Found In Box W rrill Pago 4-A—Feb. 11, 1965 Service Station Aides, Clients Warned Of Law Smoking around the g*»oltna pump* a t Florida's sereice aUtions is going to be stopped, according to Bert Voorheea, president of Allied Gasoline ReUllers Association of Florida, In a recent meeting with W, T. Knight, chief deputy firs marshall for tha State of rids, it was pointed out that tha fire coda was being violat­ ed by service sUtlon employee and customers smoking while their car was being filled with gasoline. "No Smoking" signs are go­ ing up on the gaiollne islands to remind both employes and customers that smoking and gasoline are a dangerous com­ bination. Voorheaa sUted that AGRA will do everything it could as­ sist the sUla fire marshall in enforcing this regulation, lie will ask for reports on Feb. 20 from members of tha board of director* of AGRA when they meet in St. Augustine about the enforcement of the “ no smoking" requirement in areas throughout the state. New Gimmick Answers If You’re Drunk BONN ilii’I)—West German bar keepers have begun sell­ ing "tell yourself 1/ you're getting drunk" balloons. The bslloons change color according to the amount oi al­ cohol on the breath of the per­ son blowing them up. The man who put the bal­ loon* on the market, in de­ partment stores si well as bars, said thal within a week he had calls for 16 million of the gadgets. The bslloons were offered after stricter traffic laws made it an offense to drive while drunk even ii the driver was not Involved In an acci­ dent. Police have used balloons for about six years. They ire n o t admitted In German courts as evidence, but police say the balloons help them de­ cide who to pull in for a blood test. DAISY MAE nnci Li’! Abner (Maureen Boyle and Rusty Jepson) were ‘ married up” durinjf intermission nt Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Oviedo High senior class to help defray graduation expenses. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes February 8, 1965 Admission! Ernest Brolherion, William Brown, Judy Burtchael, R5 vonda Coldwcll, Bess Crews, Charlie Dorton, Henry Foster, Marie Francis, Willie Galnrs, Marvclyn Grime, Kevin MeGiff, Jerry- Merriwcathkr, Henry Oliver, Blanney Sctney,. Dotlna Ann Southward, Hetty Ward, Dorothy Wilks^ Lucy Wilson, Elizabeth Young, Ar­ lene Ryan, Hanford; Arthur Buckley, DeBury; Jessie Jones, Lake Monroe. Dlsrhargra Jean Slary Adams, Gregg Hutton,-Dorothy Causey, Fran­ cis Charhonneau, Virginia Crosby, Carole Day, Larry Dodson, Henry Jaeger, Irene Lommcrse ami baby boy, Phyl­ lis Martin, Lydia Mokler, Yoklko Roy and baby girl, Laur­ ence Ryan, Sanford; Ruby Matthews, Loch Arbor; Irvin Norton, Maitland. FEBRUARY 6 , IBM Sandy Anderson. Goodwin L. Anderson, Cornel Thompson, Alice Ha Redone, Joanne Scott, Bryan Brown, Fay Bellamy, Alfreds Burrows, Patricia Hol­ loway, Gladys Hamilton, Sue Tatum, Luella Shafer, Betty Robertson, Boby Boy Bender, Wanda Gail Ritchie, Sanford; Gladys Strcblow, Altamonte Springs; Clara Lee, Dcllary; John Hancock, Deltona; Wil­ liam H. Brown, Lake Mary; Mildred Case, , Ixmgwood; Mary E. X ttfill, Oateen Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Ryan. Sanford, baby boy and baby girl: Mr and Mrs. John Hol­ lowly, Ssnford, bsby girl. Discharges Judith Luhitz, Constantine DeWolksl, Ida Mac Hampton, Nora Newsome, Fannie Moore, Walter Brooks, Joyce Alex­ ander and baby boy. t-eonora Ashford, ‘Joseph Smith Jr., Joann Smith, Susan Donahoe and baby boy, Sentorla R. Ward. Sanford. Fayverletfa Frazier. Altamonte Springs; Helen Barlow. Esther Cordes, Deltona; Mildred I’aquin, Cassada; IfuUla Klbbe, Orlando By Jane Casselberry Surely Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jlowe of Casselberry, took third plate Saturday in twirling competi­ tion in the intermediate di­ vision at the Gaiparilla Festi­ val In Tampa. Approximately 400 girl* from all over the state participated in the con­ test. A senior at Lyman High School, Handy has been active in the Majorette Corps of the Greyhound IUnd for the past four year* She plans to enter the Stars and Stripes NUTA Open in Eustls later this month. 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Hunter read a letter from the Costa Rican School Syitem, in reply to a letter from her, which thank­ ed the unit for its interest jn them. Mrs. Hunter also re­ ceived several school book* in Spanish which she will turn over to the Seminole High School Spanish department. . Colorado mining ventures. The meeting was opened Officials at the university said they had assumed the with devotions given by Mrs. box contained routine records. J. Q. Galloway who also serv­ By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Auxiliary of Campbell Lota* ing American Legion Post S3 of Sanford hai received a cit­ ation plaque and cash award from American Legion Aux­ iliary, Department of Florida, for obtaining higher than quota membership. Through the memberahip committee, Mrs. Charles Webster, rhalrman, and Mr*. Russell Tench, Mrs. E. K. Baxter, and Mrs. Thco Stiles, total membership in the unit attained a rating of 133 per cent. Members of Ihe committee were cited by the unit presi­ dent, Mrs. Paul Pesold, at tha monthly meeting at the Post Home. Miss Frances Cobb showed the film, “Old Glory," which will be shown through cour­ tesy of the Legion at local Reduced Prices. weather says Phyllis Kugrnstaia FA 2-6254 Lake Mary Nora Norris TB 8-1614 . 8. Seminal* Legion Unit Captures Honors It when winter Virginia Fatroskl P. O. Box 111* • Showrooms For New Shipmenls Now On Order. Majorette Wins Twirling Honor DENVER (UPI) — Officials at the University of Denver finally got around to going through an old brown card­ board box which was shoved away In a corner of a library room. The box contained: —An oath of allegiance sign­ ed by George Washington and executed by Maj. Gen. Arthur St. Clair at Valley Forge on May 12, 1718. —A document appointing Jefferson Davis, who later be­ came president of, the Confed­ erate slates, as secretary of war under President Franklin Pierce in 1553. —The 14th known existing copy of the wallpaper edition of the Vicksburg (Miss.) Daily Citizen for July 4, 1853. —A Civil War rosier, a large collection of bank notes issued during the 1800s and stock-certificates from early . EVENING 555 w T lit S T , SANFORD — PH, 322-2821 OTHER EVENINGS — OPEN FRIDAY T IL 9 P. M. — BY APPOINTMENT MATHER 203-09 E. FIRST ST. OF S AN FO R D PHONE 322-0983 BUY ON EASY CREDIT a J* OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT TODAY �< O f Motorists Stranded In Blizzard ■ r U. S. Beefs Up Weaponry c LOc Will Retaliate In Full Force, Dirksen States Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” (Ulu* Sanfnri* iim tlit Snow Blanket Closes Schools . Hy United Press International Blizzards moved across the Midwest today, cholcinj* roads with more than foot of snow. Hundreds of motorists were feared stranded in wind-blown drifts between Omaha and Lincoln, Neb. Schools were closed throughout western Iowa, where up to 10 inches of snow fell in an hour, and would-be travelers in Ne­ braska, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin were warn­ mwA... The Sanford Municipal Zoo will be livened up considerab­ ly Saturday afternoon. How? * -v ~ phone 32$-2Gll Zip Code 32771 J ; . ■ Two clowns, Mike and Cup­ AURORA, III. (UPI) — cake, of the Clyde Beatty Cir­ WEATHER: Cloudy and showers likely Saturday, high in 80s; low toiiighl in (IPs. ____________ ' Senate Republican Leader Ev­ ed to stay hnrnr. cus will be tjjrre in person erett M. Dirksen said Presi­ Vi$L. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRL, TEHRUARY 12, 19(15 SANIORD, FLORIDA NO. 125 South of the. storm's path, Baseball Dinner from 2 till.4 to have fun and dent Johnson told him the play pranks on visitor*. Theyfreezing rain turned highway* TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — United Stites plan* to "step 'll be giving away balloons and into ribbons of ice. The Wis­ Gpv. Haydon Bums Mid tho up our actions In Viet Nam.” lollypops to the kids. You'll consin traffic patrol said there governor's annual baseball “ We will give back as enjoy it, we feel sure. dinner will be held March 27 much as we receive, but we was “just one car after an­ in Taippa. '• • • will not bomb Hanoi as of other in the ditches" along Bob Brown, Seminole Coun­ now,” Dirksen quoted John­ roads In the south central part Kremlin Warns ty's toning director for the son, who filled him in by tel­ MOSCOW (UPI) — Tha of the state. post several years, is back in ephone on the latest Viet Orange Memorial Hospital Nam developments. Severe thunderstorms hit Kremlin warned the United . .States lodav that it will not undergoing a series of tests. Dirksen ssid the United wide areas of the South, where . . ,,, . "go unpunished" for the reBob reports his mysterious States is increasing Its mili­ tornadoes , and windstorms taliatory air raids against fever has been checked and tary hardware in South Viet Thursday Injured at least 12 communist North Viet Nam. he expects to be back at his Nam in the event of future persons. , desk soon. All hope so. "retaliations" against t h e Behind the powerful snow­ ‘Actual Deeds’ • • * North. storms, much of northern TOKYO (UPI) — Commun­ Congratulations to popular "We’rs beefing up our Kansas, Iowa, eastern Nebras­ ist China said today its mili­ •'young" Gu* Sawyer, Cassel­ weaponry so when we have By Dottle Austin ka and souUieastern South tary units near Veit Nam, berry's town marshal, and his to retaliate, again we can Seminole County a c h o o I Dakota lay paralyzed under Formosa and Hong Kong have WASHINGTON — (Spl) wife, Zeta, on their 65th wed­ really retaliate with full heard officials, plagued by the worst blizzard in years. pledged to support North Vie| ding anniversary. force, and even if it goes Sen. George A, Smathers, in Hie nccessitjJjjr Lu^ distunes MOTUU.<Ftti-XBAI>rj „ b m "with actual deeds.'* • • • ’ well beyond Ihc'mfTparallel,*" b<-h*I3—*4. himself—and. Sen. p — " - - i * f T ,, . ■, . . J •*' •-•ommurrietsjfzM* w r-trir— Spessard Holland, today intro­ The Democratic Woman’s he said. "We propose to meet rcunty I l linois, have given Slate highway crews plowed KKK Probe Club's of Seminole County these Viet Nam attacks and duced in Hie Senate a hill to hrnity endorsement to Hie ef­ through giant, shifting drifts WASHINGTON (UPI) — will hold its regular meeting not for- a moment take them increase to 32.40U the amount fort* of the Seminole County of snow between Omaha and The House Committee on UnSocial Security recipients are at the home of the president, lying down." Chamber of Commerce to cs- Lincoln in an attempt to res- American permitted to earn without suf­ Activities today Mrs. Catherine. Gehr in Lake Inidi *h a metropolitan tele­ cue motorists trapped over edged closer to an Inquiry in* fering deductions in their oldWATCH FIT. WAITING Mary, Saturday at 2 pm. phone system in the county. age insurance benefits. 'to the activiUes of the Ku AT WHITE HOUSE There is to be an election of Police said several hundred i Klux Klan. Under present law. for AERIAL PHOTOS of In a letter today to George W a s h in g t o n i u i t i —a officers and all Democratic Ton by, rliairman of the com­ vehicles were marooned along mood of watchful waiting every two dollars earned by a Iho Sanford Area - de­ women qte urged to attend. beneficiary tinder 72 with an mittee which i* seeking to lift the highway about 27 nnlcs Road Plans settled over the White House ■* * ■ pict present and pro­ annual inromc of SI,200 to $!,- p o s e d flight patterns MIAMI (UPI) — Gov. H ay Ihe long distance telephone cast of Lincoln. today while officials a ltempt­ Have you noticed bow nice 700, one dollar in benefits is A record 2u inches of snow don Burns was due hereto day tinnier between north and the lots next to the f’olicc ed to assess the latest devel­ withheld. For each dollar of for tliw Sanford Naval south Seminole County, the covered Nebraska's capital to outline his administration's Station look all cleared off? opments in the deepening annual earnings above JI.700. Air Station. Hlaeli-andViet Nam crisis. board noted Hint "many m at­ city of Lincoln while Omaha superhighway pisns for popuCity Commissioners did and was hurled under an 18 inch don Burns was due here today an equal amount of one dol­ white lines in the upper The President's official ter* of school business which blanket. commended the Chief, who I photo outline the pre­ lar in benefits is withheld lous Dade County. calendar contained only one could he settled easily and said all credit w as due to City The storm plastered DeWitt, The effect of this law as it s e n t take-off and or appointment hut it was ex­ quickie by telephone must Manager i'ete Knowles. Work Neb , with 29 inches of snow Support Pledged pected that conferences with now stands, Smathers declar­ landing’ pattern for the now he conducted by ether Thursday, and some com­ LONDON (UPI) - Prim* was done by city ptisoiyus. his top military and diplo­ ed, is to penalize social secur­ east-west runway. Low­ means, thus causing unwanted munities in southwestern Iowa Minister Harold Wilson pledged Sure looks nice. Mr. Knoiftpb. matic advisers would occupy ity recipients by making it er photo depicts how * • • delay and, often, less effiei* were lilt with lu inches in a British support for U. S. pol­ difficult or impossible for I (wit h complet ion of t he much of his day. Tickets aic out for the Kifm > single hour. icy in Viet Nam in a personal north south runway them to auplemcnt their bene­ Tiie Chief Executive three "This is to inform you, your wants snnuml pancakssupper call over the Washtngton-Lonwith funds front the times in the dark hours be- fits with outside earnings committee, the Seminole Coun­ STORM INTENSIFYING Mid sorUon, slated for MaJ$h f*tw dawn, got up and call­ don hot line" to President In most cases, he pointed $f>.7 million requested gat ‘ Tak. Is th« club's o-Ly ed the White House "'situa­ out, these benefits art- totally , of 0 o n t'« e > s ) the ty Chamber of Corninet* and Four inches of fresh snow Johnson. fund raising activity and all tion room" to keep In touch nadequste to meet the finan the Public Utilitie* Commi* hitt Rochester. Minn., during S o n t P U c O f l Navy's jets will circle funds go toward the scholar­ with sion of the State of Florida th c night and Hie Weather ^ L 'llC I I L U U Vietnamese develop­ isl needs of recipients and 1 east of Sanford, clirtiin ship fund and tile work of the ments. CRESTVIEW (UPI) — Watthat this b ard believe* that It ore uu extended warnings of eir dependents ntinu practically nil of liavs and Gills committee theni* a definite nred for a up to one tool or more snow ter Spence, a former Okaloosa n addition to helping them Willie House Press Secrethe jet engine noise for commissioner. has and other club phjlunthropir*. j tary (|CI»rn«* metropolitan telephone sys­ through Michigan's U p p c r “ umly Reedy soul r.Rc their financial problems, the city. Lake Monroe P J • • * Peninsula I |,m'n «*nt*nced to two years the Florida Senator stated, tem Further, Ho* board en­ th** 1"frail•l»*nt is at the top of the full or part time work ran photo anil Lake Jessup Th inp> y u ou l' ht to know . iMI’k on Noi dorse* the action of the Cham­ Nearly a tool of snow was in jail or a 32.500 fine for his ha\e an important psyrhologi 111.’Viii 'H ‘oiinty \* now Uikh**1 lumo* at thr ber m seeding approve) of on the ground m north ernti al part in a 1362 television cable at the Lotioni. Council cal value to social security re than Volina, |"i pijljit inn wl*P. Nat i" nal Si*i K.ih-js, when' tenqteratmes franchise scandal. thi* project." ( Na v y P h o to -) *y u rre not. U n par aig" clptents flier! i A > Heard a request by hoard dipped to lust above zero. Still Serious • For millions of our senior hut pi psplit ritlllllAt*1* put noon. The Wrathrr Biileau said member Dr. A W Epp* Jr. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Brevard at I IP.IH'U ami Volu­ citizens " he continued, en for ■ report f r o m t he hua su­ Hie storm was inltmsilymg and Doctors reported here today sia at I 1:1.000. M XSSI VE AIR forced idleness means l*'ie perintendent on saviog* ef­ dangerous " Ihat Hie condition of coral * * * dom, a feeling of uselessness STRIKES MADE For.ravicr* were xletter) to fected by rotting' „ff I .Run bu* snake lute victim John B. It's not unique that San­ SAIGON t UPl i — Military and futility and bad mental rider* m»ide Hie two-mile watch for flash Roods today in Ivewi*. 18, is still "serious," ford shoppers go to Orlando. authorities disclosed today anil physical health lleing western Tennessee a l t e r limit; but Hut he is in little danger Now that 1-4 is open, Orlan­ that massive air strike* by | aide to hold down a Job call A p p r o v e d e t i ar g- ea o f g'J.lilt Thursday's torrential rams of dying. do shoppers go to Tumps and U. S. and South Vietnamese give them a new lease on lly Jane Casselberry The Memphis Naval Air art hour for electricity and }5 .1 a r k s o n v i l l e ; Jacksonville bombers against Communist life"' The lirst annual Sm mil .Station was drenched with 2', ‘Back To Work’ a night for janitorial a m ice shoppers go to Atlanta and North Viet Nam dealt a Charily Horse Show being held inches of rain in six hours, WASHINGTON (LTD — for rlltirrh basketball team* Atlanta shoppers go to New heavy blow to Viet Cong WASHINGTON tlT D -In d ; al Seminole Raceway in 1 as bringing thr 24 hour total to A presidential panel today call­ to use I lie Sanford J u n i r York. 1 don't know where sources of supply. More raids ana Sen Vance Hartkr intro solberry moves to an exc ting nearly five inches. ed on all aim ing longshoremen High School gym; New Yorji goes," says Tom seemed likely. duccd a hill aimed at prevent­ climax this weekend with the Tornadoes a n d straight lo go hack lo work immediate­ Gilchrist, veep and general Communist China today ing recurrence of ncwsp*i>er judging of championship clisv windstorms nearing hurricane ly while the dispute over a raised the spectre of a Kor­ headlines such as "thousands es and the awarding Sun lay manager of WESH-TV. force slammed across parts of contract in the wx*st Gulf m m * ea-type war developing in of. Florida aged single living afternoon of the 12,600 prize Texas, Louisiana and Arkan Coast area is submitted lo A "Clock" reader called to South Viet Nam. in sin' fear benefit Inss If they money In the Walking Ih-ise sas Thursday. mediation. The Peking regime said marry " question the purpose of those Florida Grapefruit G r a n d The winter tempest was ac­ orange dome-shaped buttons some Chinese military units The bill, would revamp soc­ Championship Stakes companied b y iti-sli n< (IVe Revolt Scon slong 17-92 south of Sanford. "pledged support with actual ial security laws so widows Tonight's events stall al lightning strikes and hall MEXICO CUT (UPI) - C u ­ Seems she observed a motor­ deeds" for North Viet Nam. over age 62 could remarry 7 30 pm . and among tint out­ GAINESVILLE (UP!) — storms. ban ex President Carlos Prio North Viet Nam termed the without losing benefits ist with a blow-out having a standing classes to he shewn A delegation repie-enting the : Other twisters hit Uie out Socarras predicts that the ul­ rough time getting off the attacks "a new, most serious - Recent south Florida news­ are hackney ponies, Arabian i t.KAHWATER iLTI) — | their ladies, 'ronie to eat a new East Central, Florida uni­ 1skirls of Memphis. Trim , and timate overthrow of Fklel Cashighway because of those but­ war art." paper articles brought to horses .witli riders in nal r i Will'll the last dessert plate seven course dinner of fish or versity (three mile* south o( I)li- west • rentes! Alabama tro will lie brought about, at Washington reports said a light tilt- situation when they costume, fine harness horses tons. And. ronie to think of ha; In eu rleaiid Irum tables prime roast iib>. and to enjoy Oviedo) appeared tielore the town of Alicrvillr, where the east in part, by a revolt' of new U. S. policy, going be­ reported thousands of elderly hunters and jumpers it, they are traffic hazards. State Board of Regents here Weather Bureau said six p er-. ant communists in his own in Hu* Harrison Hotel tonight. a mgfit ot piigillttlcs. • • • yond simply retaliation, ap­ couples moved in together Pioinoter Al King hopes Hie today In protest to the priori­ sons were injured. The programs will begin fiv< time middleweight boxing i massive army. peared to be emerging. The but didn't marry for tear o! Saturday at 9 a m , 1 p m. and chump Sugar lla> Robinson light will bring both culture ties list (or expanding the uni What better time than Na­ tional Boy Scout Week to an­ policy seemed to foreshadow losing money. W'w'* 7 30 p in. and Sunday at 1.30 mil unknown Sunni Moore Mini dignity to professional versity system nounce that a new troop is be­ still more air strikes against p in wit! step into a temporary 1boxing Tile delegation said the list ing organixed hi Forest City North Vietnamese targets in Serving Sanford nnd lie feels that many men would remove any chance of Exhibitors have come from n o . and | hiniii 1 eaeli otliei lor with the Forest City Commun­ an effort to turn the tide of Seminole Counly Since 1950" many parts of tins count!) lu iounds in an exhibition hesitate to lake thoir wives opening the university hy the ity Association as sponsor. the anti-Cummunlst war. miu wild auditorium crowds, fall of 1966 as planned. and Canada, as well as trum laiul Mora than 160 American Charles McPherson will he hut would nut object if Hie local areas, to participate in There’ll he no h o a r s e Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, scoutmaster, Gene Rucker his and South Vietnamese fight­ the show which is part of the screaming, uncouth words or (igtit wrre presented in a dil- the board's executive director, assistant, and first meeting is er - bombers blasted troop Sunshine Circuit. Proceeds stinging cigarette smoke from lerent way. said the minimum needed in CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — set for March 1 in Forest City staging areas and supply de­ Robinson, -14. who will re­ the next two years for capital will go to benefit Sunland the crowd, which might ex­ A new Titan 3A "switch en­ pot* in the Communist North Bsptist Church. Hospital's research program ceed 1.2W. It will be made up ceive a purse of (4,000 and J1 ,- Improvements and expansion * Authorized Sales & Service a • • Thursday in the biggest such gine" rocket circled earth to­ on mental retardation. ol well dressed gentlemen with 000 tor expenses, weighed in of the university system is day in a near perfect orbit Forest City Community As­ action of the wer. at 161 pounds, while Moore S68 million. Rut some state The immediate cause of the alter a record setting perform­ sociation isn't satisfied with weighed 102 legislators haw indicated the the State Road Board's deci­ reprisal raid was a Viet Cong ance that scut it twice room­ The clash will he refereed universities may not be able sion that traffic count and bombing attack on a U. S. ing from one path to another. by former world leather- to get more than 130 million, Hut experimenters apparent­ delay at lha three-way inter­ Army barrmcka at Qui Nhon weight king Willie Pep, the amount they are assured section of SR 431 and SR 434 Wednesday night, Uking a ly were not as succeiaful from a $30 million school bond Thursday with a 69-pound ex­ heavy toll of American lives. with SR 436 warrants only a issue. perimental communications flashing traffic signal. AsCulpepper said the priority Mr. and Mrs Howard A satellite that hitched a ride in­ suciation president Allen For­ list would set aside only S4.2 QUI NHON. South Viet Nam Walking of Lockhart, escaped "Cold Facts" is the name to space on the Titan third ward tells us that his group Lincoln of the news bulletin for thr injury shorly after 10 a. m. (UPI) — Rescue crews today million (or the unnamed Eastalage at a mission "bonus " plans to "keep pushing" for Continental PITTSBURGH (UPI) — I. A spokesman reported early Lutheran Hour, sponsored today when the car in which freed the last known survivor Central Florida university, • regulation traffic light at W. Abel clung to a diminish­ today that the satellite was by the Lutheran laym en's they were riding collided with from the rubble of a bombed- to be located on SR 320 south this danger spot. E v ery T ype R epair of Oviedo in Orange County at ed lead today in his challenge working well, but apparently league, SI. lauds. The fol­ an Atlantic Coast Line freight. out U. S. Army barracks. * * * . On All the Seminole County line. The enlisted man danced a Tiie mishap occurred at the lowing editor’s note precedes Two Oviedo students at (or the presidency of the giant did not shoot itself into a farM akes 4k .Models Bill Dial, president of First jig and shoujed to officers: Its current release: Eden Park Road crossing United Steelworker* union. reaching orbit as planned. Florida State University, .Suz­ "Now don’t you tell me 1 need National Bank at Orlando, pro­ However, he said indications "The cold fact Is that we near Forest City. anne Partin and Cyrus Daw- But optimism mounted in the tested that when the state ap­ Highway Patrol Trooper Je r­ a shave." g o o f e d . We Inadvertent­ camp of incumbent David J. were that i» had separated sey III, made the dean's lilt properly from the versatile Ti­ ly sent you a release on Ihe ry Hawthorne 14 id Hie Walk­ The courageous Gf, Sp. 4 proved the bond issue it did ao for the last trimester. Sutanne McDonald. the Lutheran Hour broadcast ings were, hstaded north and Arthur G. Abcndschien, 30, of in belief that the new univer­ Abel’a margin, which at one tan. 109 N. Palmetto Ava. is the daughter of Mr. and approximated 17,000 The Titan's third stage. It- lor March Zk and labeled it the train west when the two Deptford, N J., had been bur­ sity will be constructed. Sanford, F|a. Mr*. Jim Partin and Cyrus is time "We feel *11.4 million is the the son of Rev. and Mrs. Cy­ voles, was reduced appreciab­ self, operated flawlessly and for Feb. It. Hcre'a a re­ collided Wnllring reported his ied in the debris for 33 hours (C orner • ( P alm etto minimum that is needed by the rus Dawsey, of the Methodist ly Thursday when re tu rn be­ aet a record for U. S. rocketry lease on the real Feb. 26 vision was obscured by under­ and 33 minutes. g. C om m ercial) Church. Both students arc gan coming in from some of by starting and itoppfng three broadcast, entitled, "Where brush F.nginecr of the train' But he showed tittle ill ef­ university to get started," Dial Did We FaIi7V' fects Bum Uic long ordeal. {was J. W. Saiapury, the larger U5W locals. time* in apace. ^opbomorc*. v\ BRIEFS School Board Endorses Metro 'Phone System Plagued By LD Delays, Inefficiency Liberalization Bid In Social; Security Law t Sunland Show Proves Exciting Culture Coming To New University The Squared Circle Faces $$ Delay 'Switch Engine' Near Perfect HUNT Oh Well, You Can’t Win ’Em All Lockhart Couple Unhurt In Crash LIN COLN MERCURY -Ate/icivu/ Jubilant Gl Comet Still Undecided 322-4884 � 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 11, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 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 11, 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/9484962bb2209e07be13c11b5a301cc1.pdf dd9d0be7b27abef8586c2f3932f05859 PDF Text Text Legion Auxiliary Hears Talk On Values Of Civil Defense District Guest At Gold Banquet By Maryann Mite* quet o f Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 230 waa held at Bear Lake Elementary School with Cecil Bothwell, dletrict com­ missioner In cub acouting, a i ■pedal ru n t. Bunnell li cubmsster fo r the pack and lirure N el­ son Is assistant cubmastrr. Following the banquet for the cubs and their parents, •wards were presented. Two year pins were given to PhlF lip and David Kelly and a one year pin to Tommy Van Horn. Dennera stripes went to Mark Museato, Billy Jordan, David Kelly, and Billy Klin­ ger with assistant denner stripe going to Duncan Mc­ Clellan. Other awards were -Webelo, Kevin Foist, Gary Maries; Bob Cat, Tim Daniels, Bichard Brootover, Blcky Carlton, Kenny Peterson, David Fcnno; Wolfs, Tommy Vnn Horn, Teddy Byblcki, David McClel­ lan, Steven Berkley, Darrell Smith, Donnie Phllbrlck, Mark Museato, Bobert Keane, Bobert Hoover; Bear, Deane Niohola; Lion, James Keane; Gold Arrow, Teddy Bybickl, Dar­ rell Smith, Donnie Philbrick, Mark Museato, Bobert Keane, James Keane; Silver Arrow, Bobert Keane, James Keane; Webeto plna to Ccnmothers, Mrs. Pat Foist, Mrs. Peggy Maries, Mrs. W. Smith, Mrs. Christine Biddcll, Mrs. Elsie Kowalski. S PE C IA L GUEST nt the Blue nml Gold Banquet o f Bear Lake Cub Scout Puck 230 was Cecil Bothwell (center), district commissioner in Cub Scouting. With him (nt left) is Bob Bunnell, lo­ cal ciibmaster and Bruce Nelson, assistant cubmnstcr. • (Herald Photo) Dusty Boots Show Scheduled March 21 It was announced that Vice Ity Margaret Coaby Bcgular monthly meeting of President Bob White brought the Dusty Boots Hiding .A s ­ home more ribbons from the sociation was belli at Die homo Handspur Biding Club horse o f the president, Howard show In South Daytona. Dus­ Lloyd, Driftwood Lane, l-ake ty Bonta members decided, un­ Mary. There waa a record animously, to renew member­ turnout of .members attending ship In the Florida Horseninn’a A Hsociation. the meeting. Ida May Hjohlom was pre­ Joining the association was Mrs. John (Jesse) McCarthy, sent and related some o f the a newcomer to Sanford who detail* o f the forthcoming brought her big black jump­ 100-mile competitive trail ride ing horse “ Midnight” with she hns entered which is spon­ sored by the Florida Horse­ her from Virginia. man's Association. The organ­ ization expressed it* desire to be o f help |o her in the ven­ ture, but she reported being ns completely prepared us possible for the event. For the Sunday, March 21 horse show, the association decided on the following and prizes for the Hirer best events: Junior and Senior posters will b<* awarded in UnKeyhole, Cloverleuf, Polefirst through third grade bending and Flag Bare, Open group and fourth through sixth eventa will lie Pick-Up Bar*-, grade group* Posters will He Western Pleasure, Hollow on display at the April PTO Log and Sack Baer. meeting at will eh time prizes The March gymkhana, ll will be awarded. was pointed out, will be the fifth in a series of six shows in which riders are accumu­ Stilled Still lating polnta toward the Jun­ B 1.0 U N T V IE W , Tenn. ior and Senior High-Point l U I 'l) Sheriff Kyi* W ea­ Mite tii'tl Trailer Trophies. ver nil id a ronfiirnti’d GO-kuI President Lloyd reported that lim liquor nlili uhr utiiltm top riders in the junior divi­ from the porch of his office. sion ate Christine Copelen, Hr Alt id the CiMiprr still Valerie Allred, Evert Shoe­ would h* of little u#»*f how* maker, Bruce Blown, Durlene ••v*r. »irue It wan punched Ferrell and Shirley Dor fey full of holes as required In tin- senior division, top rid­ law. ers are Jack Kelley, Van Stu­ art, Nonna Baldwin, Larry Cannon, Don Knight, und Lady Iturned Dale Ferrell und Joyce Kel­ KALEIGH, N.C. (L T D — ley. Police reported someone set The March 21 show will be fite In 's painting in the foy­ held nt the Boden Arena on er of ttie North Carolina tUluru Bond mid vvill start at State rumpus Iheuler during 1 p.m. The electric timer will n-hl-ttisala of I he play, “ Thu lie used again timing events Lady Is not for Burning." to within 1/100th of a second. English Estates PTO Accepts Resionation From President By Jane Casselberry Tom Mosel, prciidcnt of the English Estates Elcmetary School PTO, submitted his resignation at a meeting of the organization held Tuesday night. First Vice President Mrs. W. Taylor Douglas will serve out Ute remainder ol ins term. He also hss resigned as Building, Planning and Zoning Official for thr city of Winter Park to accept a position with Gypsum Association of Chi­ cago. A gift wss presented him by the PTO In appreciation for a job well done The nominating committee presented a slate of officers for the coming year and they will be vote! on in an election to tie held at Uie April meet ing. Nominated were Mrs Pat­ rick Rlazzt president; Mrs, Carson Blue, first vice presi­ dent; Bill Pyle, second vice president; Mrs. William Hu­ berts. recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Crcoden, trea­ surer, and Mrs. Harold Card, assistant treasurer. Plans were announced for the Spring Music Festival plan ned by thr PTO as a fund rajsing event and scheduled for Friday, March 26, at 7 p. hi., in the auditorium Children, parent*, and teach­ ers will pirllclpate in the event and there will bo a nomi­ nal admission fee with child­ ren's tickets at half price A poster rontest will he held to promote the music festival BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE S T IL L IN PROGRESS Great Savinjyrs on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FIN E FU RNITU RE MATHER of Sanford Howard Harrlaon In hi* talk to membera o f the American Legion Auxiliary 63 at the recent monthly meeting. "C ivil Defense la a bargain and moat women Ilk* bar­ gain*. A good Civil Defenae cannot be bought with mere dollars. In the event o f an­ other war, which may well be fought with the atom bomb, guided missilea and all the nuclear and chemical wea­ pons o f the atomic age, the mother and housewife who worries over safety o f her men folk on the front lines will have more pressing wor­ ries. She w ill be concerned with protecting herself and her fam ily from Injury and death by these weapons o f modem welfare. “ Modern concepts o f wnr- Bear Lake PTA Fashion Show . Set For April By Maryann .Miles The April meeting of the Bear Lake Elementary Parenl-Tcachcr Association will feature a' fashion show with men’ s clothing being shown from the Varsity Shop in For­ est City and milady's styles from Morse’s In Seminole P la it . Plans for the event' were an­ nounced at this month's meet­ ing of the PTA hy Mrs. Kaye Viets, president, who conduct­ ed the business meeting pre­ ceding a program by sixth graders of Dcxler Wilson, Clay Carroll and Mrs, Helen Iwinhart on the theme. “ Around the World," under direction of Mrs. Raymond Holton, music teacher. A presentation on physical fitness, by Jim Pigott, Semi­ nole High School coach, also was given during the evening Boom count was won by Wilson's sixth grade. III, the war we are trying so hard to keep from happen­ ing might reach Park Avenue and First Street, right here in Sanford, even your neigh­ borhood or your own back yard." Continuing with his talk, Harrison said, ‘‘Civil Defense can help to keep us at peace anil home preparedness is our answer to the threat o f atom­ ic attack." He urged all the Legion Auxiliary membera to taka the Civil Defense Course and bo prepared in case o f emer­ gency. A question and answer pe­ riod followed the talk. Mem­ bera wit! take steps toward taking tha required amount o f hours In this training eou rse. Mrs. Paul Pezold, president, presided over the business meeting. Mrs. T. N. Dillard, chaplain, led in prayer. The American Legion will celebrate its 4(lth anniversary this month. The local l.cglon and Auxiliary will have a covered dish supper next Monday at the Legion Home. Mrs. H. 1.. Johnson waa ap­ pointed chairman to prepare for this aiippcr with Mrs. Olga Hunter and Mrs. Betty Luerker assisting her. Mra. Charlo* Webster, Americanism chslrman, an­ nounced winners in the essay contest sponsored by the Aux­ iliary. The essays were writ­ ten on the theme o f *'My Challenge to Communism” by students at Sanford Junior High School. First place win­ ner is Brent Armstrong, sec­ ond place, P atty Howland and third place, Janice Hahn. Mrs. Pezold appointed a nominating committee com­ posed of Mrs. Msdclene Coveney, chairman, and Mrs. Hazel Tench and Mr*. Web­ ster. The April meeting will have Dr. l-uls Perez speaking on Communism and Mrs. Hunter will give a short progiain on Costa Bira. IiiK Thirst NEW YOBK (U P I) — It lakes a lot ot bottles to slake America's thirst It takes. :n fart, about, 0 billion bottle* a year, according to thr Glass Container Manufacturers In atttute. Berr accounts for almoxt half of this bottle parade, with sol) drink and Wine and liquor hollies accounting for almost equal shares of the rest. But even this bottle countdown isn't an accurate count ot America s thirst because re­ turnable beer and soda pop bottles make between 20 and 30 trips each, GCM1 ex­ plained. BanfurS YrralS 3 Winos Find Pot Of Gold At End Of Rainbow "American women are part fare bring war close to home. o f our Civil Defense,” so said In other words. World W ar Annual Blue and Gold ban­ Bob fffif Page 12— March 9, 1965 PH ILAD ELPH IA The three and Alan (U P I) Pcterkln Sanders were sell their blood for money to buy wine. They saw a blue money bag on the curb outside the Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Company. The H AR D E N W ERR, executive vice president o f Citizens Rank o f Oviedo, present# bond to Rrett Thompson, Oviedo llitrh junior und member of the school’# Science Club, to lie used for the County Science Fuir scheduled ut the Oviedo School, March 25-26. L O V E LY H U LA dancers from Rear Lake Elementary sixth grade for Par­ ent-Teacher Association program were (front, from left) Jeunnie Steven­ son. Debbie Murray, Debbie Schafler, Mary Lou Markham; (back) rep­ resenting peoples from other countries were (from left) Jerry Fouiitninc, Richard Dunn, Harry Newton, Sara Mostrom. Program was presented on theme, "Around the World, (Herald Photo) PTA Delegation To Attend Meet DeBaryWSCS Sets Shows lit Mr*. John Leone I miiuily Center Ml H p.m.. Business Briefs Christian Service of DcBary'a from any member o f the So­ By Jane Cassrlbrrry Di-lcgaliuns from the Coun­ Community Methodist Church ciety. ty Council of P T A ’* and Indi­ will sponsor a Fashion Show Clifford McKibbin. of Carrs way and McKibbin, Insurance agency reported to The Her aid that his office has “ set a record for settling insurance claims '' “ Two and a half hours after our office opened Monday morning we handed a claim check to Mr*. G, B. Sapp of I'psala Hoad, whose house burned to the ground Saturday afternoon ” McKibbin said. vidual school* will attend the annual District I’TA Meet­ ing to he held next Monday from 10 a m to I p.m. at Dnytonu M a i n I a n d High School. Colleen Bevis, state legisla­ tive chairman will he the principal speaker. Lunch will be served in I he school cafe­ teria and reservations must be in by this Wednesday. All P T A member* are wel­ come to attend. 'I he Woman’s Society of April 6. Tickets ate available of woman's styles at 2 p.m. Telescopes revealed per­ Thursday In the social hall of haps s million stats in the the church The public is intime of,G alileo and Newton; v iteil. 1 1n- group abo will sponsor today's astronomer* Know the Bethutie-Cookman College mo/e than a hundred lltuusCh, ralr at the DeBary Com- ' and million billion. j ------- 33-vcar-old Sanders, stopped, gave the bag a kick, ami then picked It up. He handed it to Herbert Peterkin, 26, with the joking re­ mark: “ Here’i a bag of mqn-. ey for you." They, rejoined Perferkin’a brother*. James 23, and LeGrange, 27, hi their automobile for the trip to the blood bank in West Philadelphia. En route Herbert playfully opened the bag. Out tumbled $10,000 in 10s and 20s, The astonished and delighted foursome canceled the trip to the blood hank. They divided the money in Ihc car with promises to each other that they wouldn't spend it wildly. Thai was Iasi Tuesday. But Police Captain Clarence Ferguson' said Sander's resis­ tance lasted only 21 hours. Then he paid out $1,008 in cash for a big, 1963 model Cadillac because owning one ‘ was my life's ambition." The word got to Ferguson that Sanders who had a police record, was driving around in a flashy car and spending money freely. Ferguson put. three detec­ tives on his trail, They report­ ed that in three d jys Sanders bought a complete new ward robe and “ went to New York City where he got a parking ticket ” Ferguson linked the spend ing with the report from Brinks, Inc , that a bag con­ taining $10,000 had disappear­ ed from a truck which had made a pickup at the hank last Tuesday Sanders and Herbert Peter* kin were arrested at their homes and James Peterkin was picked up. A search was started (or I.eGrange Ferguson said about ilB.ooo and Sander s car were recov­ ered. James Telerkin said he spent part of his share “ on the strip" on Columbia Ave­ nue. got intoxicated and was robbed of the rest. This week’s BIG Safety Buy at your GOODYEAR SAFETY CENTER W O h h h h , mother, look at this dreamy O ld s .. T A K E Y O U R C A R W H E R E TH E E X P E R T S A R E I and it's priced lower than that car with a . 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' B B | O L D S M O B I L E M A T H E R of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1at ST. . 322-0^83 - M I0M IMM Miaotina OlMWOlill «0*UTT I U I I « . . . W t « Tat *CTI0U It t- HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO., Cor. 2nd & Palmetto •n t m iu i ■ »>ts u a ... >u m i cm their way to a blood blank to buying it sound B U Y B Y TH E H O USEFUL - brothers k m iu u i in i urn G O O D Y E A R SJ E Y I £ F r. First 8 L * - « Dally, 8-» Friday P IL IIJ-JM1 �f fc« I f £ Seminole Agri-Business Hiked To $ 3 0 .8 Millions U. S. Jets Aid Staving Off * Disaster Henry Sarkis Jr., son of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Sarkis, of 671 -Dommerich Drive, Maitland, and a 10th trade student at Winter Park High School, will appear on the March 28 "Science All Stars" youth inscience television show over AHC. He'll demonstrate his sophisticated home-made de­ vice whose electronic "sen­ sors" can letect and identify liquid, solid oi gas. « • • Seminole Memorial patients are receiving a personal note from Administrator Bob Besscrer, apologizing for t h e noise during the $1 million ex­ pansion program. "W e arc sorry," Bob writes his "guests," "that construction work Is noisy. We wish that somehow the excavating ma­ chines, trucks, drills and hoists could operate silently . . . but they cannot. Please be patient and understanding and be assured that we will do everything possible for your comfort and welfare while here." Among others who received that note from Besscrer, was his "boss," A. B. (M r. Bart' Peterson Sr., chairman of the hospital's board of trustees, who is battling a siege ol bronchitis. . . . IT IS TO W E E P! ! R. E. Porter, in this column, accus od Bill MacLauchlin of awip ing items for his Lion's Pause from Playboy magazine. Now Bill in a half page spread in this week's lions Club bulletin demands an apology. O K Bill, here it if. We are sorry you swipe items from Playboy magazine! , . , . . . Dill asks; "Is water works all one word, or do you spell It with a hydrant?" ■ • • The man who is never very strong against anything Is never scry strong tor any­ thing —Lions Pause. * • • Which reminds that (len eral Eisenhower during \V\V 11 was quoted: "G ive me an officer who makes mistakes. at least I know he is trying " • * • Gov. Burns kept everyone waiting m the cold an hour when he dedicated the Orlando Expressway section of Inter stale 7 Monday. The governor had plane trouble and had to switch aircraft at the last minute. To compensate the chilled crowd forhis lateness. Burns called off a 20-mlnutc speech which he planned to give on the bridge over Lake Ivanhne Ha gave the speech later—indoors at a luncheon. • • * SAIGON (C P !) - U S. Air Force B57 Jets teamed with Vienamcsc tjoops have brok­ en the Communist grip on Binh Dlnh Province and staved off disaster, a U. S. military spokesman reported today. The province L* an area about 300 ^mllos northeast of Saigon. The Communis!*, using the same tarllcs which defeated the French In the Indochina war, had threatened to cut South Viet Nam in two there and had «cvercd eastwest highway 19. the vital supply road between Plciku and the port of Qtii Nhon. The spokesman said the situation now is under control. Communist activity remain* ed intense and the Viet Cong killed a U. S Marine officer and wounded another Tuesday night in an abortive attempt to capture a district capital in Blnh Dlnh But in doing so the Viet Cong suffered Ihe second ma­ jor setback of the week, losing 63 dead. The first was on Monday when American-trained moun­ tain tribesmen killed more than 100 Viet Cong who at­ tempted to seize their moun­ tain stronghold 13 miles north of Ihe Qui Nhon Plciku high way. The battle in which the Ma rines were casualties took place only 20 miles away. The Communists estimated at two battalion strong—up to 600 men—attacked and over­ ran three outposts cm Ihe peri­ meter of Hoa, An, district cap ital in Birth Dlnh Province. Then they set an ambush for a government relief force The amoiish backfired and when the fighting stopped Ihe bodies ol 63 guerrillas were sy-ewn on the battlefield. Vietnsmesi losses were re­ ported at IB killed and wound­ ed In addition to the American military advisers. They wrre not part of the Marine rein forcements which landed at Da Nang. Four Vietnamese Skyraid er fighter-bomber* aided in driving off l*'c Communist am tmshers hut a military spokes man in reviewing fighting in Binh Dirih Province credited 1157 strikes (or much o f Ihe success Three Men Held In Youth’s Death JA C K S O N V ILLE (D P I) — Three men were held for in­ vestigation today in the death of a youth who Was shot to death in a tavern. Pollen said they were told Price Cribhs, 20, was shot when he began swinging a pool cue wildly In a g iill and restaurant following an argu­ ment with manager Robert Memo to George Touhy ; Headline writers do not fit Leo Russell. Russell, 77, was hold with­ If they are illiterate Even though they think out bond, along with Cribhs' 17 year-old brother, Emory, they're great ami Ronald Turner, 21. If they can alliterate. * • • Sanford-Seminole Art Asso­ ciation Is thinking about open­ ing the Cultural Center, IIS West Fifth Street (old library building), one day a week for the purpose of displaying paint­ ings done by the member* and would like to know the pubUc's reiclion to the pro­ posal Contact any member or the president, Mrs. Erma Smith. 322-75%, and let Utem know what vou think. • #• President Cites Unemployment Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The N ile o f Am erica” (H h p # a u f n r i t f o n t l f t • Phone 322-2G11 Zip Code 32771 3 W E A TH E R : Fair and warmer thru Thursday, high in 70s; low tonipht In SOs. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908—W E l>NKSI)A Y . MARCH 10. lllivT 'S A N T O R O , FLO R ID A NO. M3 Staff Planner Employed By Seminole Co. County Joins 'Operation Beautify' Julius A. Goodin Jr., o f T it­ usville, has been hired as coun­ ty staff planner by the Semi­ nole County Board o f Com­ missioners. Goodin was employed by the board Tuesday afternoon and will be attached to the county zoning department. He has been n planner for the East Central Florida Re­ gion Planning Commission in Titusville. Goodin was hired effective April 1 on a four-day week basil and will go on a full­ time status July 1. His salary will be 89,600 a year. The new planner is a native of Miami and a graduate of the University of Florida. He holds a master's degree in planning from Georgia Tech. His other experience in­ cludes work with the Housing and Home Finance Agency and with the DeKalti County planning office in Decatur, Ga. Commission Chairman John Alexander said Goodin's work in Seminole County would not be confined to zoning "H e will determine the best proper development o f the county," Alexander said. "H e will analyze the county for the best land uses for today and for the future." Tire commission chairman said Goodin’s Job would be a professional land planner and would be n comprehensive one. Alexander also pointed nut that the federal government rn expenditures for roads reipnres the county to have a professional planner to qual­ ify for funds. Seminole County Commis­ sioners voted Tuesday to co­ operate with the City of San­ ford and the Seminole Coun­ ty Beautification Committee with maintenance of planting* along the Seminole Boulevard lakefront drive from 1-7 to the city limits. Sanford area chairman Jack Bolt presented a resolution front the city asking that the county request the State Hoad Board to permit the use of secondary funds in maintain­ ing, w a t e r i n g , fertilizing, weeding and pruning sulml* palms, Spsnith bayonets and other hardy plants which will be planted in "island group­ ings” along tlie Inkcahore, Braulifiration o f f i c i a l s wire to meet at Sanford Na­ val Air Station this afternoon to accept plants from the base nursery slid later at the home of William Iteinbueh on Huy 17-92 to accept a donation of petunia plants. Mock Warfare Ends Abruptly GAM P PE N D LE TO N , Calif l l ’ P li — "Exercise Silver l ance" ended abruptly Tues­ day. three days in advance, when L!.S. Marines scored suc­ cessfully with a pincer move­ ment that defeated the ag­ gressor "M erlin" force* in •'Lancelot.'1 Later ill the day. Merlin made surrender overtures Lancelot was a friendly my­ thical nation besieged by guerrillas from Mailin who were supported liy Mod red. Lancelot, Merlin and Modred were synonymous with South Viet Nam, North V i*l Nnm and Red China. In the decisive maneuver, the 1st Marine Division— which battled the Red Chinese and North Korean armies fn Korea—made a classir landair attack that assured Mer­ lin's defeat. About 50.000 men and 60 ships weie involved in the scheduled 18-day exercise, which began last Feb. 23. A Russian Vessel, Ihe tug Arhan, observed most o f the maneuvers from offshore. WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson says the U S. economy must continue to grow as It never has before in order to reach full employ­ ment on its march to the "Great Society." The President stressed the importance of wiping out un­ Quake Kills 2 ATHENS*. Greece (U P I ) —■ employment in a special man Sign of the times: 'Way power message to Congrcis. A powerful earthquake has back in 1939-70 R. E. Porter destroyed 100 cottages and was administrative aide to a killed two elderly women on member of Congress from Bomb Kills 4 an Aegean sea island. SIN G APO RE (U P I) — A Ohio and received the grand salary of 8323 a month, high­ time bomb believed planted est permitted by the then law. by Indonesian terrorists rip­ News reports from Washing­ ped through lower floors of ton today tell that Congress­ a British-owned office build­ man Syd Herlong't adminis­ ing today, showering debris Seminole County’a primary trative aid; receives 81,400 a on scores o f workers. Four and secondary road requests month and his clerks from ft,- persona were killed and more were presented to the State than 20 injured. 100 down to 86ft a month. Road Department at the an­ nual budget hearing for the Fifth District in DeLand TuesW astes N o Time Under Knife LIVINGSTON, Cell/. (U P I) day afternoon. Along with the road im ­ LONDON (U P D —Surgeons — Minimum age for earning a th e Seminole at the London Clinic today flying instructors license it 17, provements performed a third operation and Randy Epperly didn't group was joined by the Vo­ on the Duke of Windsor to waste any time. He was issued lusia County Commission in correct a detached retina in his instructor rating on his 17th pushing for a new span over the SL Johns'Kivu at Osteen birthday. bia left eye. EASTER SEAI.S for the benefit of tbe Crippled Children's Society of Seminole County will be placed in the mail later this month. The Society addressed the envelopes and volunteers o f the Pilot Club arc stuffing the seals in llie covers for mailing. Pilot volunteers are pictured, from the left: Mrs. Letha Fowler, Mrs. Marjorie Jernjgan, president, and Mrs. Rosamond Chapman, community service chairman. (Herald Photo) U . S. Decries Alabama Violence 1‘ nitrd Prr*s International They marched 10,000 it runs down the nutin street In De­ troit. They stood in front o f the White Ilonas with their home­ made sign*. They prayed on Minister Hurl Seriously In Rights Clash the at alehouse Inu n in New I lit nip* hhe and they *pt itwled on O n m go’s busy streets. They awarmed out of liarlern and picketed the FBI of fife in New Vi‘ rk. They lock­ ed tfieillSelves t«i the post o f­ fice in iittJumutiiw tUtf* td a alt-in at Loa Angela#, paraded in Cleveland and were ' d ^ t u - f* fn m ..V , V'Hahad halts o f the Juitii# Depart­ ment In Washington. AH arro-s the North Tues­ day, white. joined Negroes in protesting nuifll violence in Alabama, Thr b g y st d<-inonstralinn look place tit Detroit, where Michigan Guv George Rom ney ami Detroit Mas or .lei ome I'nvunagh led an estimated 1 (1,01*11 persons down Wood­ ward Avenue. 1 avanagh said thr mu n il was "one wav o f showing our great shock, soger ami rolleern over what ha- taken p l a c e " in Alabama. I ll* deni onsiiaiois, most of whom were wlnte, ranted signs reading "Send marshals to Selma," "W e Shall Ovetcniiie," and "W e ate all lirntheis," A civil rights plute-t rail} drew 3,000 persons at the i n* ivcrslty of California Bribeley rampus and nearly 1.000 person* pntaded for two hours III flullt uf tile While * House. Thirty members o f the Whit* House group met with Vire President Hubert It Humphrey to diseuss what they called "u vacuum of moral leadership on the psil of the federal government." SE LM A, THIS W A Y OUT— Wnalilnirton rurinl demonslritlnra have been centering ihrir attention on tin? e lf lee ol Nicholas Kal/i-iiluuh, 1‘. £j. attor­ ney general, demanding federal intervention in Alabama. When it comes time for the office to close, police assist tbe sit-downers to tin* exits. Sen. Holland Sees 'Change O f Heart' WASHINGTON Turkey Season Opens M ar. 27 TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Tbe state's first spring turkey gobbler hunting season will open March 13 south of Stair Road 30 and north of Stair Road 50 on March 27. Hunters may take gobblers only, with a daily bag limit ol one and s season bag limit of two The season* ill close March 28 for the south portion of the state and April II tor the north portion (U P I) - mg cfllH of ihe Labor Depart­ ment - ridu* il to allow unlimit­ t'la I, said hr fell the Labor ed importation of foreign farm worker», said the pulley wax Department » haunt: a change forcing man> food processors o| heart about some aspects to move out of the country. of Hi policy banning importa " I think its* secretary of la­ lion of farm workers into this bor ix having a change of hear! in revard to cane cut­ country ters," he xusl, alter citing a lint Holla ml, in a Senate case in whirti Ihe department speech, said the plight of grow tried to gel domestic workers rrs who depend on foreign !a to h a n d sugar cane In bor to b a n cs' their crops was Lotniiana still worsening and the labori "J think 'here is some soft­ Department's change of heart ening of the poliry in sthcr did not apply te enough areas areas, too," he said. The Florida senator, a lead Sen Spessard I. Holland (I) Osteen Bridge Pushed The bridge would replace an| road funds for the 1906 66 fis, old drawbridge on State Road rgl period. 418. ' Willard Peebles, of Wild At tire top o f Seminole', 13- wood, new Fifth District State point primary road program Road Board member, said the was a request for four-laning record number of requests State Road 46 from U. S. 17-92 from the 12 counties in the to Mellonville Avenue in San­ district would amount to an ford. estimated $9o million or more. Dick Judy, State Road De­ He said abput 86 million or partment comptroller, said 89 million would be a v illa hie Seminole would get an esti­ for primary projects the next mated 8436,900 in secondary fiscal year. Jumper Survives Ala. (U I’ I) — the brat* Riff • c ( three \i)ute out-oftown minister# on h rity H r e fl, vowed to n.urrh on tin* DhIIh# ('flin t} rmir’ hniitf* fitday t** prof4**t giiiimi prut*tier* On# uf the nilvifpter# IIhr llrv. Jaiiti # Itfi'lv, of Ilimfmi - r ffr u n l n never# fiend injury ami '‘ hr ntfthid In 1’ im ifM ly 11■<f*|■11it I in Hu • mmplinm Ttiupday might fur niirtfery. Hi# condi turn wan iiiwrihed hr *’w-r y crifltTi! '* The finer itillliftlei * Here pari **f a number « f rlergyMirn wfm mine In flu? lentral A IhItit iii h town In pn 1 1iripnte in n civil right* niiinh to Motif guniery I Ueeday. The mimli. fed by Dr Mur tin lather King J r. turned hark <|Ulrfly, however, after pHBiinic the ppot mitnlde the rity limit# where Plate tltiu|M*ra and mounted poppr used tenr ITa# ami * 1111»iv to break up a xmiliar march Sunday. .State trooper# Hpaln barred Ihe put In of the mtmhe r* Tueaduy hut they Mrpped aside Miter fcriuuttJiK hluu and hi# follower# permission to pray. Kin*- then t u r n e d around arid ltd thr nuiM'hei# l.aek to their rullyitiK point in a thou h. Burns Deciding On Regent Board P L A N T C IT Y ( I l l ' l l —Gov. Haydon Burns reiterated here bis intrntion of representing the vital profession* when be appoint* In* lioanl of Regents to replace the one which re­ signed last week. The chief executive, who at­ tended tile opening uf the strawberry festival here, said his board will include a doc­ tor and an agricultural ex­ pert. He said it was "almost a virtual certainly" that on* regent would come from Hillsborough County, 150-Foot F all ST PETERSBURG ( U P D A Pinellas Park man was plucked fr o ii Tampa Bay by a hellropter Tuesday after surviving a ISO foot fall from Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Police said the man. identi­ fied as William L. Russell, was the first of about 20 jump­ ers to survive Ihe faU. Russell complained of back pains at Mound Park Hospital, but doctors (ould find no brokua bona* x iatcnal lojurws Jackie To Fly WASHINGTON (U P D - M r * John F. Kennedy will fly to England for tha May 14 dedi­ cation of a memorial of the laic President by Queen Eliz­ abeth. The monument, financed by private contributions, la being erected at Runnymeda, southwest ‘ ol London, where the Magna Carta was signed in U15. On-Farm Value VU U VA... Up $3 Million, BRIEFS Tucker Avers N ew s C onfab By Patti Brookshire On-lhe-farm value o f agricultural crops in Seminole County increased $3 million during the last complete sea­ son, County Agent Cecil Tucker snid today. In iCreport to the Seminole County Board o f Commission­ ers, Tucker said tire value of crops’ during the last season was 810.2 million. Tucker said the agri-husiness value of Seminole rrnps was $30.8 million. This in­ cluded the value of the agri­ cultural product after pro­ cessing, marketing and trans­ portation. All produce brokers, mark­ eting firms, harvesting and picking crews, citrus packing houses, processing plants and the many trucking firms are included in this group, Tucker said. The citrus crop heads tire list in value with $7.8 mil­ lion. Vegetables ful(pa wtllr $3.3 million value. The Tucker report said the value of Seminole County's agricultural products at a re­ tail level are $77.4 million. Mayor Crapps Hospitalized Mayor J. II. Crapps » a * admitted lo Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital late Tuesday for olnrrvatlim anil lest*. Ihe ellrnding physirisn ■aid today I ha I Ihe Mayor j * "nnl ill, i i just Mauled him lo come in for a check-up. I lii * f i r r, <*e want him lo rest and liaxr ordered that he hare no visitors." Former Mayor A. L. W il­ son will lake «>rr Stay or Crapps' official dulirs for a few days, City Manager W. K. Knowles informed The Herald, Dutch Princess Plans Wedding THE HAGUE lU P D - P r in cess Mar grid ol The Nether lands. 22. lx engaged to s Initch law student and will he come the first me miter of Ihe ancient House of Grunge lo marry a commoner A court announcement p|en titled the fiance as Pieter Van Aollrnhoxrn, 23. a student at Leyden University who play* tile piano, likes jazz and once led lux own Dixieland hand. Jax Policeman Charged Anew JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Police ( apt Harry F Rranrh wax suspend'd hy Ihe City Conimitr-inn pending an ad minlxtratue trial on chargex that he accepted bribes from a gambler. l.axt November, Brandi wax acquitted of the charges in Criminal Court. Rut Pol let* Chief Luther Reynolds l tltl Ihe nm inito ion additional evident'*' had been uncovered since the Irrai trial. WASHINGTON (U P I ) — President Johnson plana to hold a news conference in tha next two or three day*. The Chief Executive’s last con­ ference was Feb. 4. Mao 111 q LONDON (U P D —Mao T z « > — tuna's health Is "not too good." At 71, the Chinese Communist leader is said to bo worn out by a career ol exhausting struggle. Proxy Quits B E R K E LE Y, Calif. (L T D — Dr. Clark Kerr, president of the University of California since 1956, resigned Tuesday, a victim of the bitter student rebellion on the Berkeley campus last December. W riter 111 WASHINGTON (U P D — Playwright Bod Serling, pres­ ident of the National Acad­ emy of Television Arts and Sciences, w a s hospitalized Tuesday night after complain­ ing of chest pains. „ $ 10,000 Loot TA M P A (U P D - Two bandits took an estimated 810,000 in cash, jewels, furs and sil­ verware during a daylight robbery at the home of Louii J Pitchman, home furnish­ ings executive and part owner of a local night club. Knds L ife GAINKfxVILLE (U P D — I~ N. Beckham, 31, chief med­ ical technologist at Sunland Training Center for Retarded Children, shut and killed himself a short lime after pollen ntcil him for careless driving in an auto accident. Base-City Bus Service Eyed Sanford Naval A ir Station is investigating the possibil­ ity of establishing tin* aervict* between the bass and downtown Sanford. K.'ixo officials consider tha lio n .pot tat ion service rasrnt it.J doe to the increased numhot of peisonnel stationed at the ft*. 1111>- and more sehedided to mi live m the near fu­ ture. Inquiries have hern sent to xminus transportation rumparlies ill tin- area to deter­ mine 11 private concerns ate mu-rested in establishing ► orb a lots route If not, tha base will eonsider a Navy bus system. Firms or individuals inlet rated should contact tho station piddle works office. France Refuses To Join In W a r PAR IS (U P D — Highlyplaced Fienrh sources said today France will not help tile United States if tha fighting in Viet Nnm devel­ ops into n shooting war wllhf Communist China. The Firm-it position was said to have been relayed to Wmditngton through diplo­ matic rhuimels 111 the form o f u warning that present ' Aiqernun policies run tbs lisk of a general war in Asia, S P R U C E -U P Your Home — With — A Hundy Hume Improvement Loan Borrow Up To 35000 — Up To 5 Yean To Pay «» # Cal) Ralph Pezold Or Jim Duucetto Telephone 322-1611 nOR/DA STATS BANK Mimbtr F.O.LS. «f"T n f k P •v ’ Wr* �r I-V W jf 3 v d a th fm ll Page 2—Wed. Mnr. 10, *66 MAYONNAISE K R A F T o rF R E -M A R MAYONNAISE KRAFT OR QT ;h -> ♦ 'a 1 9 FRE-MAR ill LIM IT-1 WITH 5.00 OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE AND THIS COUPON. E F F E C T IV E MARCH 11-14, 1965 Llf/II -1 OF Y0UK CHOICE WITH rj.00 OR f/GRF * F t C R a COUPON A1 RIGHT I!::-: ae* * * >•••••«•• a••••■••••• * •i M i t i i m t l M • • ««••••••• _ 111 t 11iai a * a*i •*•*a«aitt * * *ita*i•n« an• •i*m * • a• > * A muaba •••a!««•••% • • iiti tti •i taM iM t•<ait •••M* a* •>J afl m »m • • ■at • i i mn■it 11m M tlMettt* j #a* * * * a* • * * a■ ** * *.at - * 2160 P A R K AVE PRICES GOOD MARCH 11th THRU T H E WEEKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I QUARTER SLICED PORK LOIN LB I I 59* |G R E E N S T A M P S j I MAYFAIR FRESH a 3SFRBE STAMPS WITH COUPON T A Y L O R E. Hiirker, AQB3, o f RVAH-3, has re-enliBted for f o u r years « t Sanford Naval A ir Station. He and his w i f e reside at 2614 Sanford Avohue., •« » (N a vy Photo) FREE EXTRA ■ | C0TT. CHEESEcup2 3 ‘ ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICHASI OP PARMER GRAY SKINLESS FRANKS BEEF RIB tJwa PKG 37‘ • HEAT N* SERVE COOKED FISH STIX S T E A K .. 7 Altamonfe Club Sets Meeting 8 & BLESS SHDR , BEEF ROAST ; W ADDITIONTO TTR STAMPS YOU ttCIlVt WITHYOU* PUTCHASf. 34 J 3-17-65 u 49' * n io k e d S T EA K The Altamonte Spring, Gar­ den Club will hold ita March covered dlrh aupper meeting at fl:30 p. m. Thursday in the Lean Tender' FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GRIEN STAMPS ! PICNICS SIRLOIN Community Houte. cartHOELL •RAND 25 F R E E STAMPS WITH COUPON _ 25 FREE STAMPS WITH C0UP0H CREENDELL BEEF j S TEA K rtvee CU BE STEAKS % extra ~— to ftt ! m Qp • | l t l B TO B LBS »L U E RIBBON QUALITY * AND PUBLHAW T2o* CUP • MAYFAIR COTTAGE C H EESE I j * INtbCaeswato1HBUwMPKmfrmt teem *»OuiRjKMUf- Jf LB T-BONE or CUBE S T E A K ..., . 9 8 ' L>< « ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j t o 'IH M lO U FPoO eN a*•« rvainevt o# l'M W $C O U CUBE STEAKS BREADED VEAL STEAKS ^ CREEHDELL BEEr OR madtot*.*tSOtadt'nmPtrOuw —■»«rotdi PtOFM S j . i ? - »> - ----- 3.17-13 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY CHOPPED FOAMED FR 0ZEH BEEF PLATE STEW................l.1 9 ' | BLUE RIBBON QUALITY QUICK FROZEN GRADE *A’ S ft BEEF SHORT R IB S ................,.2 9 ' FRYER BREASTS 5 P R I t EXTRA — ^ | 2 MERCHANTS CRIIN STAMPS 2 Lb Bax ]9 9 « F '« M h a t C O u » O t l» » « M C " * U » ■ a lie s JAP CARNATION « c o f f e e m ate ■ ; rfrfr • a. . '-'cwm — ttmmtwo*at ,*g <*-*•«* *.«*matl 35 * • 3-17-85- - - - - - «r ■ i I t t i III fREE EXTRA .IK M ftIWftPt] ■ | JJ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS *! » 't N twlLOuPORt«0 Mtattl Of ! I j A j U PKG w M O Yxai‘ H LOW g J [ j l f l SUGAR SUBSTITUTE ■ ® ■« iNt tuw«t txH ta|ntotut KarmaII 3#§ ’ u . m - . - N t e v . j . l / . J J ................ Business Briefs $ • PIITLA D FLPIU A , ANY BONELESS ROUND, RUMP SIRLOIN TIP OR TENDER E Y E WM'H 1MI| COUPON AND PUBCPAU O* By Jolla naxloi Procram for the evening will be on bird* and conservation. Those serving on the supper committee are Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. I’ aulseu, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Rryan, Ur. and Mrs. Kdward L. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Waggoner, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Benkclman and Mr. and Mrs J. C. Jutbe. The smorgasbord sponsored last week by Uie club was re* ported a huge success snd club officials have expressed their appreciation t o the pi Irons and the committees working ao hard to maka it a auccesa. Some 230 persons, including children, were eervrd Mr and Mra. J. Do Jong were lucky winners of the rose bush and Mr. and Mrs. Jay A Dailey received the orchid plant. NATURALLY AGED NATURALLY TEN D ER . FREE EXTRA o m iN in M n 1 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS m WTTM »H,| t£ U »C * l »H O M ( H » M (Spl > - Food Fair Stores, Inc , report ed record ra'eu for the third quarter ending Feb «, of $271,. FOOD (txt) ■ ad BIG WEEK!. PAMILY SH E GLEtM TOOTH p a s t e — 77 mt'tatl *■ — — i-17-43 — ■ u /iifv 3SH.000 as compared with $26fi,. 171,000 in the similar jieriml last year, It was announced by E x t'r fu A u r& ffiia jtctif Ixxiii Mein, president of UKretail food chain. \ Net Income for tlV 12 week period, after ail cjyirgcs and taxes, was S2.MV0ou After preferred dividend require mrnts, this Is equal to 37 cents per share on the aver age number of shares out standing during the period and compares with net Income of 12,703,000 or M cents per share in tha year earlier per lod . WANTED Homes That Need Painting Daytona Reach. Fla— A ■rMeted group of home ownara in Semlnulr & Volutin Counties will he gitrn the opportunity <>( hating the New Scientific Kihergla* Tratured Coating applied lo their homea. This ainaxIng pcoduct hat captured the lnlrrrtl of Hume Own­ ers throughout Ihr l ulled Slates who see frd up with ronstsnt painting amt other h i g h maintenance roals. This Owens Corning Fiherglas Tratured Coaling srrn on TV ts homlrd and inaurrd by Hartford Mutual Ins. <V "F o r 1 million dol­ lars'* and rarrira a written guarantee again) chipping, peeling, flaking, and pro­ vides full Insulation, wea­ therproofing, walrrprooftng and braulifira — and mainlrnanrr-free. It romra In IJ different colors. Your home ran hr a show plarr! Our pmdurt ran he used on every type of building or home, inrluding frame, concrete block, stucco, etc., la applied by our fartorytralaed and abided me­ chanic*. For Volusia and Samlnole Counties, Call 233-2121 Daytona Out-of-Townrra ('nil Collect A Free bom# demonstration will be glren In you at no obligation whatsoever. ' TE X TU R E D CO ATING S O F D A Y T O N A . INC. ( I N N . Ridgewood A v t. / L SAVE 35* ! FYN E-S0FT (SOLD IN 4 ROLL PKGS) SECRET R O L L ON BATH TISSUE..........12 . , J 00 •60* SIZE LIQUID P R E L L SAVE 17* ! FYN E-S0FT SHAM POO PAPER TOWELS................ 3 kb l00 SAVE 16* ! FYN E-TASTE • Halve* or Slices CLING PEACHES.............. .4 & l00 SAVE 16* ! F F DELUXE TOMATO JUICE................... .4 as, l00 LUSCIOUS NEW CROP SUN -RIPENED l.llu LA, <| 354 or B T L. S T R A W B E R R IE S DEODORANT 3 3 ELSfcWHERE 1.00 POOO PAIR APPROVED n REG 79* HAIR S P R A Y - 4 4 * SAVE 16* I FYN E-TASTE TOMATO CATSUP ... ....4 ss, 10# SAVE 15 to 25*1 FF Deluxe Orange Marmalade, (Srape Pres, or PORT ON I ROXi U ASS'I GRAPE JELLY...................... 5 jib l00 PINTS POT PIES 5 ,o. sl00 J SAVE 15* ! FYN E-TEX WAX PAPER........... ..........5 M l 00 FANCY RED DELICIOUS SAVE 25* IFRE-MAR (In Heavy Syrup) APPLES___ 2 ..,2 9 ‘ FRUIT COCKTAIL.................. 5 as. I00 SAVE 40* ! FYN E-TASTE APPLE SAUCE......................8 as, l00 JUICY FLORIDA O R A N G E S ..,.5 --3 9 ‘ SAVE 32* ! FYN E-TASTE CREAM STYLE FRESH GOLDEN CORN.....................8 as, I00 COLLARD GREENS 7 : 15c SAVE 16*! FYN E-TASTE FRESH CRISP ICEBURG SPINACH;..............................8 as, l00 LETTUCE..........., r 1 5 ‘ SAVE 16* ! FYN E-TASTE TOMATOES........................... 8 ns,l00 MIX 'EM UP e At wetted Imported Vorlallni SCHRAFFT'S C AND Y,.4 9 * Ladij F a ir PREE EXTRA "I GUARANTEED FRESH DAILY I t S 4 p ( l T SIZE 1 EC B IT « ; l X i p R 0 L L 0H DC0->0RAHTj • * aat»'«*ICh4Vaee|t»NaMm«teva«lFto>ll 3 l! 2-17-tS Z O il NEWI CHERRY OR PIN EA PPLE D E U T E LAYER CAKE __ • l■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS »■»«* lam biwaont nmC avail fl* . 49i • ___ -I m e g EXTRA LADY FAIR ICED g ! L A . — ^ — MERCHANTS— 1GREEN STAMPS 1 Cm — v — , WW (K M . U C X W M I • | 4 ^ - ^ 7 - l U P L ,. Li... FllSati'e PASTRYCUPS b s ‘ 35' MJ I jlT - I C n m Oil Margotina Qtn.J A. a.*»>onWHl'»*Pi >ou«i !■»«•*• >jwiPUBcw*to 39 ? t l VARIITItS DUFFS MIXES W $T° •I I 1I MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS I f J .T.l ,, a— XAtalH — Ptteg EXTttA ____ • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS g I toltm tar^ ( O w M BUM FuBC -A M O* J '% " m-* I n JAR Chat* & Sewkara I LADY FAIR We. SLICED ! (2 % ) J ( & £ ) CINNAMON BREAD INSTANT C O F F E E • -. »c»-aj>. htfm t Wt try RK|*w»mm, km 411 i •“ — 3- 17-0 • - - - • - •* .o ■» j I ■ M uu AOJ 2-17-33— wm- * * THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR - THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR �s. v Symphonic Band Sets Concert Al Seminole Hi 'Duchess' Wins Altamonte Library Plans Plea To Judge Fashion Show March 25 Hospital Notes 40 policemen. She told the commissioner she should be excused liCrause she has been selling flowers in Long Bruch for I I years and has become acquainted with many of the officers. Miss Allrn said she is pre­ judiced in favor of policemen because of Mother’s Day and other holidays police buy her gifts and treat her as though shr were their mother Lutlirr Burbank is hurled in his Santa Rosa, C altf, gar­ dens. * Chicken Crossing LEICESTER, EngUnd (D P I )— Two chickem crossed the road here and caused a major traffic jam Funeral Notices C HOOK. JOIIV itrv lro for Crunk «J. nt rfke.t St - mt. > * I , , PI . i I * tn w . 1 i"h« F i r . I H.— Fun.rsl John Robert t » r t * w o o d . who ht*ht, will l>* > m T liu r.il.r l l s p t l. t Chureh of l^in^itu.>il <nh lire. Jack U ru i.o ofricUtlna llurl.l will Ik In n t ld i.n Memorial Park rtrsinkow f u n r r r l Horn, la -bars.. H I.II..IVU , I.KO 4— Funeral eer.vlcc f ir l a . A Rltvs-lng. TT, who ilieil Monday. will he h.M at 10 a m Thur.day at .Uramkow Fun.rat Chapel with U.v Itob.rl Jtnklna cf Flr.t Mtlhorjlsl Church, San­ ford. officiating Body will b. forw.rdtd to Bo.cob.l, W n , for burial Uramkow Fun.rsl k irn , in cnarg*. Mary Neal Tucker, d a u g h tle r ’’ section of the artistic de­ er of Mr. aud Mrs. T. E. Tuck- sign division, as well as an er, received the tri-color rib­ honorable mention in the same bon rosette In the junior Sad­ category. » dening division of the Sanford First place winner in the Flower Show at the Civic Cen­ "Man ’O W ar" section was ter. Mary Burton with Cheryl Kit* She took thi first place rib­ ner second snd Dobra Gun­ bon in the "Johnny Weismul- ner third, Susan DeWit, Cathy Higgal, Lisa Fltrpatrick, cindy Watt and Sharon Aike re­ ceived honorable mention. Headstart Idea Okayed By LBJ first place ribbons for ®1|( frnnfnrl) You’ll be Happier in a FORD from Mar garet Waite. Janet Mansfield Judy Mansfield. Deborah West fall and Mike Galloway; se eond place for Terry Rawls Debbie Grahhm and Girl Scout Troop 176; third place lo Lila Hobby, Mollie Bush and Penny Williams. The display by Girl Scout Troop 527 also look a first place in horticulture. WrraH ^ cil. Mar. 10, '65— Papre 3 Strickland-Morrison, Inc. "YOUR FRIENDLY FORI) DI'Vl.l-R" SANFORD, F LA . 322-1181 W. I’ . OH-8911. In the "Johnny Weismuller" section Jalle Tucker took se­ cond and Victoria Evans third W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — with Denise Moore, Judy Ro­ President Johnson nnnotinced binson, Mary Neal Tucker, n substantial increase in fed* Margie Rail and Debbie Mire erid funds for summer class­ getting honor able mentions. es to hdp underprivileged pre"Charles Lindbergh" was the school children prepare for title of the third section with kindergarten. Jalie Tucker and Sylvia Smith, The program, titled "P ro ­ first; Katherine Bishop and ject Headstart," originallySusan Baker, second: Vickie had been set aside $17 million. Tuttle and Ann McLaughlin, But additional communities third. Honorable m e n t i o n s have sairl they want to join went to Julie Miller, Jeanette the program ami Johnson or­ Dunn. Therefa nogers, Na­ dered $S0 million set aside for deau Shannls. Susan South­ the summer work. ward, and Victoria Evans. In the junior horticulture Drops In division cut annual and peren­ ! ATLAN TA (U P !) - Custom nials, Carla Jarrell, Marwee ers were winding up their While and Petty Lou Duncan LUCKY STRIKC MEANS FINE TOOACCO breakfast at Dohy’s Restaur-j took first place rihlwns, with LUCKY STfllKl MLANS f LAVOR II P ant when Edmond D Hushes Judy Robertson and Marwee AN0 LUC LUCKY S FLAVOR TIP LNMANCLS IML IASIE. i AND drop|>cd in, right through the I White taking seconds, \ m r j ceiling, * Container grown plant* won C l NEW LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS r a L s / M .i n : PUTBACK THE TASTE OTHERS TAKEAWAY .fillers L.SMF.T. the Altamonte Community Chapel beginning at 9:30 a m. with a coffee. The show, featitiing stylo* from Playgit l Fashions in Fern Park, under direction of Mrs. Janet Homier, vvill gel underway at 10 am . with a skit, "Spring­ time in P a lis " Models will lie Mrs. Peter Esposito, Mis. George Culpep­ per. Mr*. Tally Haltavvay, Mrs Guy Nuss. Mrs. Jack Toole. Mr*. It P Spence, Mrs. George Zabl. Mrs Kichnid An­ derson anil Mrs, prank Hutsell. FIRESTONE...CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS LIMITED TIME ONLY Don't Miss Out! NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE Take your choice of Firestone Champions...get the 2nd tire for No Lim it on M IL E S ... No Limit on M O N TH S kpnortN kf t k t v i t n d t v t f i t f i t oho Nfflffi t*4 Ifftfi M ' f t r f 1 Ik* U n t il S t i t t . . . NO M O N E Y DOWN mhttum fm trtrtf. rtitt i in TIMI UUAHANf LI afftlntl dtfatU In »oiKman*hip amj mafaiialt anil ail normal load haiartl injuna* lot tha lif* of tha original fraaef. Ha­ ll lac a man ft ara t»fa ra|*d on triad waar *nd It* tail on cun ant FinUont tatail (Mica at tuna of adjuitmant. Buy on Firestone MBS. GEORGE IHMH’ E TTi: (righ t) o f the North Orlando Garden Club, shows an infant’s car bed to Mrs. Christine Williams, of Alta­ monte Springs, at the club’s rummage sale in Fern I’ark Plaza. Proceeds front the sale will go for the club's civic work. (Herald Photo) U N IC H A R G E Take months to pay., or regular 30 day charge. jBuy the first tire at price listed below...get the second tire for ONE-HALF THAT PRICE! T irc s to n e B OT T L E D GA< L ot& ti on Tube(«n BljckwalU 1st Tut* 2nd T*i#* s in I G OO -1J fl 6 50 13 1 7 ftO -14 Prr C>lindrr too Pound* NO s a f e t y T ir c s fo n e C H A M P IO N S Deeper trend and IO% more traction edges give you 25% M O R f M il [A C C than the Firestone Champion ptu$ an antra margin o l safety C lumsy B u rglars SAN PABLO, Calif. (U P 1 ) i-^ Sometimes you just can’t do anything right. Police here *»id two band­ its trying to burglartie a drug store first set o ff the burglar alarm Then, as o ffic­ ers arrived, one fell o ff the roof and the other got stuck in a ventilator shaft. t M ary Tucker Wins Jr . Honors The Seminole High School Symphonic B.md will present Its winter concert at 8 p. m. Thursday in the school audi­ torium. The program, featuring light classical selection?, will in­ clude a medley of highlights from "M y Fair I.ady" and " ^ v e r On Sunday’ ' and the Overtures and concert march the band wlU'ptay at the March |7 meet in St. Petersburg. AMONG MODK1.S for the March *J5 fashion show sponsored by Alta­ Band Sergeant Charles Stein, monte Springs Community Library Association are (front, left to right) who has been chosen student Mrs. E. L. Norris, Mrs. Peter Esposito, Mrs. Tally Hattaway; (hack) Mrs. conductor, will direct. "M erry G, T. Wells, Mrs. B. D. Spence, Mrs. J. P. Toole and Mrs. George Cul­ Men " There also will he the (Herald Photo) pepper. novelty selection, "N o Nam e," •n arrangement of well-known but unnamed melodies; several ajenbers in Latin-American rhythm, and marches. Holders *.f Mutual Concert •Cries ticKe's and those per­ sons receiving tickets for pur­ chase of two boxes of candy By Julia Burins LOS AN G E LE S (L T D — Chnirmnn o f the model* during the hand's recent sale Dutchie (The Duchess I Allen Committee* of the A lta­ commuter- iv M t . G T Well*, campaign wit! be entitled to has been excused from jury monte Springs Community L i­ assisted bv Mr* hi 1 Norris. Concert admission. Others duty because she’s the "M y Mrs. G. J. I.iello vvill be in Wishing to attend may pur­ Fair Lady” of the nearby brary Association have com­ ehnrpr nf ilmmitiuhs am! pleted plans for the fashion chase tickets at the door. Long Beach police. %-------------------------------------Superior Court Jury Com­ show to be sponsored by thr Mr*. M. (!. Pate I. rbairmun missioner Edward C. Gallos group for benefit o f the li­ of the ticket* committee. excused the flower peddler brary on Thursday. March 2ft. from jury duty after "he said The show will take place in she has no family of her own and has been adopted by about the Educational Building of MARCH 7. 196S Admissions Dorothy Corrodi. Lucille Long, Louise Thompson, Doris (Lhatley, Dornelt Kilcline, Mary McLeod, Melnora Alt­ shuler, Anne Williams, Car* tiell T h o m p s o n , Beatrice Green, Shared Tompkins. San­ ford; Willard Mcese, Myrtle liill, Denary, Martha Sloughler, Orlando Births Mr and Mrs. George Bias £ a . Sanford a boy. Pivchatgra O is ta Cox. Douglas John­ son Evelyn Jones, Clifford Manley. Rhonda Myers, Slurlev Parker and baby boy, Be­ la ca Pelham. Baby girl Rheu• tk David Benahou, Sanford; I red Berger Dollars Pauline Ll'ist's, Sally Williams and bah) hoy. Lake Monroe, llotf , \pplejate Orlando. M tilt II 8, I K i — Admissions Henry P e t e r s , Bedetha l;e ,i> Dewey Kuaiuli, Eve* |> n Waller. Jean Adams. Mary Harkcy, Barbara Greene Stephen Klein. Eve]v n Itineharl. Boliert E. f a r loll, Elizabeth Austin. W il­ liam David Tv ter J r , Konald 9 A e st brook, Elijah Williams, Jimmie Lee Williams, Mary Patterson, Sanford; William Yandell. Christopher Yarcll, D eli a ry , Vera Sellers, Gene­ va; Princess Akerman, Lake Mary; Robert Harrison. Eusiis ; Alice Fills, Fort Myers; lion Barager, Maitland; Bes­ sie Williams, New Smyrna Bearh; Viola W Faust, Or­ l a n d o ; Roberta Grililn, Titus­ ville. Discharges Rev. Grant A. Andrrson, Corrine Boor, Henry Furman, E I n o r a Hamilton, Bernard Holt, WiUon Hooks. Florence Parker, Jean Smith, Ruth Smith, Myra Weldon. Thomas Wilson S r , Ruth Wicboldl, ^ .lover Dcrk and baby boy, Sanford; Linda Manley and baby boy. Lake Monroe; Car lene Pilolan and baby boy, Iyongwood; Nolan Osteen. El­ mer B Shivers, Osteen, Kirk Amslir, Gainesville. . IN S T A L L A T IO N CHARGE $18.90 20.00 $ 9.45 1 10.00 22.65 25.95 28.45 11.32 I (J OO 14 fl 60*14 ' O 70 16 22.65 7.10-16 7 GO -16 25.95 28.45 31.70 H 00-16 12.97 14.22 - ^ 11.32 Tuba typ* filaciaalla lit lira* B u ilt w it h F n n s t o n n S U P R T U F r u b b e r t h e sem m t o u g h r u b b e r userd in F a m o u s F i r e s t o n e r a c e t i r e s f o r I X TH A M i l l A C , l . S A F E T Y e n d D U R A B I L I T Y i 2nd lira* lubalfvt [lUckwalla •**»*••• •••••••• ' ............ S 19.05 12.97 24.20 14.22 26.40 15.85 ] We will loin you • 2 cylinder s y s t e m with auinmitir regulator for a aerv Ire charge o f tl.OD per month and deliver full rylindrra aa needed for the same low $6.00 per cylinder rate. Delivery Anywhere In Seminole Counly FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. "Formerly Sanford Gas Co% ” N A T U R A L GAS FOB SANFO RD BOTTLED GAS BEYO ND T H E M AINS 109 W . 1st S T R E E T 1.1. M . ........ ... ........ $ 9.52 12.10 13.20 ........ * W | ltitiM lu N t l M . i n M 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 t e d F R E E N O SIH 1i , 0 0 - 1 3 WHITEWALLS .. Add $3.50 for l it tire .. $1.75 lor 2nd. Call 322-5733 CH A M PIO N N Y LO N S l i t lira* 2nd lira* $15 00 $ | Tuba-fir pa EiJack waHt 1*1 lira* 2n* lira* 7 .5 0 G 60-13 16.35 8.1 7 .............. 7 .60- 14 1 9 .4 5 9 .7 2 .............. II 0 0 -14 22.00 1 1 .0 0 .............. • * ........ .. (1.60-14 24.15 1 2 .0 7 $ 8 .4 0 ~ i 6 70-16 19.45 9 .7 2 $ 16 .8 0 7 .1 0-1 3 22.00 11.00 19.90 9.95 7 GO-15 a oo i a a id is 24.15 12.07 2 1.75 10.87 27.45 1 3 .7 2 .............. *••••**« WHITEWALLS . . Add $3 for 1st tire . . $1.50 for 2nd. *M p«4c*t lav Mo Daria m n*r*d*4- No Trade-in Needed P A Y M E N T T IL ' J U N E 1965 •On All Major Appliances | Washers, Dryers, T V , Stereo, Refrigerators T ir e s fo n e FIRST AND FRENCH SANFORD ' : •< ' : ' ' " v 1" F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t T ire , Bra he and A lignm ent S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with P r e c is io n E q u ip m e n t Open 8-6 P. M. Doily Friday 'Til 9 P. M. Ph. 322-0244 �V tt * ! i \± ll i j r BauTorS WrraH Pape 4— W e d . Mnr. 1 0 , '6 5 1 • NORTON FROZEN ALL a *“ 4 JWIET, JUICY VALENCIA flavo rs m e a t Dinners.. 2™ 79 / Oranges 5 u 39/ LIBBY FROZEN j . ORANGE LARGE, FRESH HEADS Juice . . . 5 ^ . 1 . Cabbage 2 h» ds29/ VAHLSING FROZEN . . TATER DELICIOUS WASHINGTON STATE FANCY B u d s . . . 5 p£: 1 . Apples. . 2 ,s 39/ PIC-N-PAK FROZEN . . STRAW- FRESH RED R IP E FLA . — STRAW - Berries «~ eu'3 9 / Berries 3 *1 00 U. S. NO. . . RUSSET BAKING Potatoes 10 7 9 FRONT END nuto tn «« for South Seminole County bcnrinjf Rebel flat? and Jnycce emblem, are boinR made nvnilnble to the public in various communiticn by the South Seminole Jnycees. Hob IlRttnway, shown here (linplnyinjr one of the at­ tractive plntes, ih chairman of the project. 100 STAMPS W ITH COUPON HORMEL CANNED Little Red School B REG. 49* COPELAND PORK W-D CHUCK REG. 59* LB. . . HORMEL Slates Open House < i REG. 29* COPELAND CHIPPED Hatn . . 3 £ S2W Beef . . pk, 19' Sausage . . 39' Bra’sweiger 39' Shrimp )2 n,. 79' Shrimp 3 ^ 79' Cheese pka 39' Fish . . ■. ib. 39' Biscuits 4 cn. 39' E E F R o a s t »> 4 8 REG. 19* PEELED A DEVEINED Little Bed School Hou<«> will Red School House have Jusl hold an "D ; h d House" at 8-tO about completed their project which Ihey call "Operation p. m. March 23 for the public, Go-Carls." Mrs, Ada Sires, It was announced by Jim Hunt, loachcr said today. president of the Seminole "The children have been Association loi Itctarded Child­ sanding, cleaning and fixing up grocery carts which they ren. The Open House is being are selling to raise money for held in conjunction with Na­ their school These carts have tional Membership Month, de hern freshly painted and make (signaled for March, by the good laundry baskets, garden National Association for Re­ carts or storage places on wheels for the handyman of tarded Children. "The Seminole Association the house," site explained. "Many j f the carts have for Relarded Children, which sponsors the Little Red School been sold, but Ihey still have House, is endeavoring to dou­ some ready to go and due to ble its own membership during shortage of storage place and this month because they ur­ the fact that the school is hav­ gently need more manpower to ing 'Ilium House,* HI of these create the energy and interest are offered a' discount price. needed to achieve the goal of These carts <an be seen and on the scIkni I promoting the general welfare purchased of the mentally retarded in grounds betwn-n it a m and noon Monday through Friday," the community." Hunt said "In addition to sponsoring Mrs. Sires added the l.illlr Hid School House, the associat'on is also interc»ted in bringing facls nl*>ut Wroiitf Badges retardation h- the community l.A KK (' H A It 1. K S , La. and to make known the rapalii li ril Lnltr thiirhn police littes as well a* the limitations k rt» t uliiny ih*w l»M «firvn but they ol the retarded," he added did not l to wt*nr them The school l» located at pal rnetto Avenue and Sixth Street lorur. Jhe hudtfr< vmm* returned and is now In the list It year of operation, made possible by I** ltie itiiifinfm'hirer when n contributions ol many indisi- rthittjeyed dele«llvr noticed duals, civic organizations and I he weal of the *tnte of T r i m Mihttuid of |,uui*iiiiiit wni rn* Navy groups The children ol the Little kiavid in the harkteround. PLATE STEW CO CKTA IL (Raody (o S»rv» Glaivai) KR A FT SLICED SWISS PERCH FILLETS PILLSBURY OR BALLARD L O D B e e f * 1 9 ' W-D GROUND . . 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON B I X W e e f I P E 5 H R I * 1 “ A S E S C NOBODY SAVES YOU MORE and you gel TOP VALUE STAMPS REG, 29* TH R IFTY MAID 51. or HalvN Detergent °*nt3 9/ Seltzer . . iARGi39/ REGULAR 59* . . ALKA- REGULAR 75* . . CREST Toothpaste s 49/ REGULAR 27* . . TW IN PACK SOFT-WEVE Tissue . . 2 “ 19/ Tuna . . 3 £ 89/ Rice . . . 3 i>pkg3 9 / REGULAR 35* . . CHICKEN OF SEA REGULAR 45* . . DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN Peaches. - 4 c.™ 1 . REG. 2 /2 9 * . , LIBBY CUT Beets . REG . mm. REG 39* . . ASTOR PRUNE Juice . . 3 coni ’1. NEW TH R IFTY MAID PORK i Beans . 10 £ ’1. REG 41* . . BETTY CROCKER CAKE Mixes. . . 3 »g ' 1 REG. 39* CRACKIN' GOOD PENNY CREME V A N ILLA CREAM SAVOY Sandwiches 3 Pkgi. REG. 2 /3 5 * TH RIFTY MAID APPLE Sauce . . 2 c“ , 29' GOOO LUCK 19/ Margarine 4 «£. ‘1. REG. 33* DIXIE DARLING RAISIN CINNAMON MORTON FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY. PEACH, COC'NUT R o l l s . . pks 29/ Fruit Pies 3 £ 1 . Bread . . I1AIIIA I’ otentutidn Lucky Lady, owned liy Mrs. Viola Knntnor, of Twin Lukes, proudly shows o ff her record litter of 10 black and tan pups— five males uml five females. (Herald Photo) ** "k m TOP VALUE STAMPS two TOP VALUE STAMPS SNi ■ i.m Mau. ■AHA L i t Chaaia Cake Ground Beef ■ 0 6 0 TH R U M A R . 1 » T H ATHi VwmPM * *1 *■* — «»*a #44 TOf YAtm STAMPS tw o TART! O . t H R IM R r r r r »IA O N I PAR. lOOR THRU MAR. I STM 41 H f M « M #4 ? fOA V A im STAMPS Peach PrtMrvH • O OD TH RU M AR. | »T H A9 W t M M > Chili with Bean* T W O I t - O l . JARR B B V lO U t M P I N I A F P L I OR URMDN Knockwurtt Dinner* TOgV ALU1 STAMM TW O1 IB -O I. C A M I M O UTO N H O U l l wmm. U M T M .U M A A . I * T M « • # *0 TOP.VAJ.UI STAMPS TO^YAUJIlTAMrS TOP VALUE STAMPS SHI .... TA.T1 <■- . . . MIAOU Parch Steak* ONI I I I , OM< te-INCM MO. ALCOA MSAVT BUTT • MO THRU MAO. IITM Canna*d"*Ham eoee tmru mar. u tj^ Aluminum ran • M . TH.VI MAM. DlAK$Wo¥ri More TOP VALUE S To R I ft 25th, 400 E, First SU K. Corn . . . 6 c ™ ’1. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED— PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH I3TH WIMM GtftlB aiOMI, IMG. — ■UFTHdHI — !•«* PEU, 4J| ui/ML ■wn'VL.iMVj ivv u 80“ , *1. 2 /3 9 * . . NIBLETS W Highway 17-92, Lonfwood �A ih r h * T o p * R a t e TALLAHASSEE (L T D — House speaker-designate E. C, Rowell said he may appoint a small committee of legisla­ tors to recommend a program to give Florida a top-rate pro­ gram of vocational-technical education. Rowetl said he is giving » . * . V o c - T e c h consideration to a three- or four-member committee that would go to other states for a look at their vocational pro crams. He said Georgia has a par ticularly outstanding program and he thought a committee could learn much from a visit . • to this neighboring state. "Everyone is all fired up about scientists, but there are a lot of youths that don't have a scientific bent," Rowell said. "W e need refrigeration ex­ perts. television and automo bile mechanics and we need i E d u c a t io n to offer programs along these lines." He said vocational-technical programs can go a long way toward solving' the poverty program without a federallyunderwritten plan. The Department of Educa­ tion recently published a • • P la n study of \orational teehnical education which was ordered by the last Legislature and conducted by Associated Con­ sultants in Education. Inc. A number of legislator's have in dicated they don't think a whole lot concrete will come from this study. MHHHI E y e d It is fairly general in scope tional education would require and makes no concrete rec­ an Initial expenditure of $79 million for construction ol ommendation for specific ap­ shops and laboratories. propriation of money, al­ A fte r t h a t , construction though it found that to ade­ costs would v a r y fr o m $9 m i l ­ quately meet the needs of all lion to $13 million a y e a r at high school students who both high schools and junio r should benefit from occupa­ colleges. drug stores A m e r ic a 's Fa ste st G ro w in g rD r u g S t o r e C h a in 4 fe V A L U E KLEENEX TWIN PACK REG. 19c FACIAL 1 TISSUES • ^ PAPER TOWELS P r le ti In iffte l thru M irch 14 KXCKLLKNT USED C AK S! N e w , thick A t h irs ty double layer towels. SANFORD 38c SIZE G ILLE T T E 1 4 " S Q U A R E P LA S T IC HASSOCK SHAVE CREAM LIMIT 2 10* high hnsaock type foot-rest In choice of colors. $1.49 VALUE RIGHT GUARD .»**•*•***••*•**"*""** H tK N C H AV R . 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Acid* from that, everything about Oklahoma State Univ a n ity '* baaketball team ia ■trictly out o f the 1030*. Hank Iba took over aa coach In Stillwater, Okla., in 1034, and from th* beginning Oklahoma State'* trademark* have been po**e**!on ball and good defense. Thirty *ea*on* later, deaplte a 300-degree change in baaketball atylee, the aame dinarlly I*. "W h y, torn* vartatlona will amount to a i much aa 10 or 16 points per night. It's even mor* so now than In the past because teams ara losing the bail a lot mor* theie days That's due to the change In the game. We don't have passer* any more. “ On our poor nighta wa figure our defensa will carry us. Consistency la our main theme, and we like to think that our game developa a clear, methodical kind o f thinker. "Our man haa a good rea­ son fo r everything ha does on that court. Ha. does nothing on Impulse; ha follow* his mind's good reasoning. "H ere is our prcvsiling motto: Think and than act. Never act, and then alibi'." In addition to the Olympic championship, t h e N C A A titles and countless confer­ ence champlonshlpe, Iba also has mor* than 700 college victories which is proof that his system I* sound even In today's running game. Tills season, his club hss allowed Just 64.8 points per game. And the offense I* well-balanced with the high ■corer, Gary Hasamann, aver­ aging Just 13.8 a game. Fol­ lowing him are Jim King (11.0), 1-arry Hawk ( 10 .8 ) and Gene Johnson (10.3). "N o ," lha said, "the fans don't mind that type o f hall. They're used to it out here. They know 1 would never play a running game." Hie opponents know it, too. Hank Iba combination I* working per­ And through the years very fectly for Iba who ha* an­ few have found a way to other excellent team, one that combat Ilia'* strategy. could end up Big Fight cham­ pion. Juit to prove hi* method* aren't outdated, lhn wan the coach o f tho 1004 U. S. Alice Sexton's 212-506 help­ Olympic team that won in ed the Oops Ops hold first po­ Tokyo la it fall. sition In the Holler Motor "1 really learned from N iv y Wives League *s Ihpy him," Raid I.uriou* Jnrkunn, scored three wins from Bus­ one of the Olympians who 1* sell's Redskins. a rookie now witli the Phila­ Libby Cox led the RVA11 9 delphia 7101 * of the National "O ” W lvei to a rlran sweep Baaketball Aiaoriation. against the Tigers with s 189"H e get* on one thing and (87. he streties that point until Jean Monroe's 171-462 boo vi­ cvrryone know it. It doesn't ed the Hoot Owls to s four matter if it’s offense or de- point win over the Odd Balls. fi-nie, You huve to Irarn it. Lucy Mayer's 18.1 525 made "Before our third game In it three wins (or the Misfits the Olympics ho made u* although Shirley M a x w e l l hand in our playhook* and turned in that one point go to our room*, lie told ua scream of 199. to diagram every play and Elaine Kosiivsl Is up to her turn them In to him. That's usual 4 0 form with a 217 372 what 1 mean about making as she led the Savageltes to sure you learn everything. three wins from the Dragon"I suppose that's why his ettci. She got a big assist as tenins at Oklahoma Stale teammate Barbara Itohrrr play such deliberate hall. bowled a 200 game also. When they’re on offense they Martha Billings paced the base the plays down so well Checkcrlslls " A " to three they can just wall for the wins; Barbara Goodmaninn good opportunity. scored high for a three point "Defensively, ha just told victory. us we wouldn't win if we didn’t play it right. He said it was the key, and everybody knew it. He started with a few fundamentals and work­ ed from there. It turned out By Gary Player he w *» right.” Written for N E A A t Oklahoma State where 16— W rist-Itoll I h ■ produced back-to-back Th* Wrist-Roll develops N C A A champipnshlp team* strength in the hands, wrists in 19(5 and '46, defense and and particularly the forearm ball control are just accepted muscl**. It is Wit done w-ith part* of ths basketball pro­ th* Gary Player Wrist De­ gram. "A n awful lot o f people veloper, but can be effective­ give lip service to defense in ly performed with a piece o f basketball," Iba ha* said, pipe or even a length of "but w* work at it in Still­ broomstick. With a weight or weights water. "H er* la our chief conten­ fastened to one end o f a strong tio n -a irtig h t defense will gel cord and the other end fasten­ you thtra more often than a ed to th* pipe or Gary Play­ high-geared offense. T h e er Wrist Developer, and lha point i* this; 1 don't esre cord fully extended (as shown how good some ‘shooting* in photograph), wind up with tram la, the offense o f thst a clockwise movement until club will fluctuate by a the weight touches tha bar. much wider margin than will Slowly lower the weight a defensa as good as ours or- with th* asm* wrist movemsnt. Repeat th* *xerel»* using Seminole 9 Drops Opener To New Smyrna 4-1 Astros Need Team Hutchinson's Horsewoman On 100-Mile Trek Bat Too Much Dogfight Looms Pentecost Leads To Match Stadium For Indians Tonight at SOKC Singles Classic By Harry Grayson COCOA — (N E A ) — The new calls Aatrodome fo r a In Houaton lot o f baseball attitude. He admits his play was affected by hi* being toe easily upset at timea. Thar* w ill be no mor* word* with tha elegant th* manager such a i he had surroundings. And Luman Harris, th* new manager, believe* th# Astro* will be vaatly more formida­ ble than the Colt .46s. Lum points out that ha la fortunate in taking over th* renamed Houston club after th* experimental stage. As the old pitcher and coach stress**, there could be con­ siderable maturing In the outflt ’e fourth season. "O n* thing that hurt the Colt .46* was a rather loose outfield defense," said Har­ ris, at th* Aetroa* Cocoa train­ ing base, nine miles west of Cape Kennedy. "I'm looking to Ruaty Staub and Jim Wynn to repair tha teak* and bol­ ster the attack. They were rushed up to the parent club loo quickly. The time they ■pent with Oklahoma City last season gava them time to cetch their breath and take stork o f themselves. "Staub, a wonderful kid, will not be 31 years old until April 1. Hitting 30 home runs and .314 In the Pacific Coast League last year will do him a lot of good. He has the slie and stroke and an outstand­ ing arm in right field where Pm going to keep him." Staub, the 8100,000 bonus baby, returns to the Astros a changed lad with the proper with Harry Craft when the team to match Oops Ops Hold First Position Rose Patrick led the E. 7.8,9 'ers to chalk up three points from the Vigilante*. Lu­ cille Schwarzcnbach led the Pussycats to a 219 win from the Checkcrtalt " B ." Barbara Bohrer was queen of tha split circle s i she spared the 6-7. Lix Klien and Peg I'atey converted the 5-10; Carol Brown, Kay Itccknor and Jan Valentine the 3-7. The 3-10 fell for Ellen Bra­ dy, Bernice Cobcan, Pst Dearoiph, Mcda Wiltshire and twice (or Mary Ann Williams. Connie Knowcis picked up the 27; Pat Willis 5-6; Jan Valenine 5-6-10, and Kilty Studcr the 4-3-7. Turkeys were rolled by Martha Billings, Ellen Brady, Eleanor Clemens, Barbara Robrer, Lou Schwcera, Shir­ ley Simas and Elaine Kostlval put fou r'strik es together. Last week the difficult 6 107 was converted by Marge Bolts, Hits Glaser and Isabel Goshoren. dapoaed leader didn't start him on opening day in Houa­ ton, fo r axample. "W ynn haa good power and speed and during the final three watks last season con­ vinced me he ean play center field ," said Harris. Harris call* Joe Morgan, a watch charm aecond baseman, on* o f tha more exciting play­ er* to crack the major lea­ gues In years. Out o f the Oakland, Calif., neighborhood that produced Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson, Morgan, who stands only 6-7 and weight no more than 160 pounds, was th* most valuable player in the Texas League. He stole 47 bases and not once did he hit Into a double play. "Sonny Jackson, the shortatop who mada double plays with Morgan at San Antonio, ia a year younger, not much bigger, little (a ft spectacular, but not n W i r advanced," smiled Harris. "J f we didn't have Walt Bond at first bsse, I'd be tempted to go with Chuck Harrison, who hit 40 homers and drove In 110 rune at San Antonio." Harris and general manag­ er Paul Richards, an out­ standing teacher, are giving special attention to three pitching phenomenons, the right-handed Larry Dlerker, 18, and Chris Zachary, 23, and a 6-6, 310-pound left-hander, Danny Coombs, 23. "Dierker gave up only three hits to the Giants and Dodg­ ers in six innings last fail,'' recalled Harris. "Zachary was the Pilchtr-of-the-Year In the Texas League. Coombs heat tho Dodgers." Ron Brand was drafted as ratchjng protection, hut Jerry Grote and Johnny Bateman are spending four hours daily at hatting practice In Die hope that one o f them will hit en­ ough to permit the use of his skill and arm behind the plate. " A il the Colts -10s needed last year were a few more runs and a tighter outfield de­ fense," concluded Harris. " I believe the Astros will have It." Lum Harris is counting more on that than any fee), ing of grandeur In the Astros mty get playing in the mag­ nificent Astrodome. Better Golf-Through Exercise Patem o Nam ed KINGS POINT, N. Y . (U P I) — George Piterno, 36, was named bead football coach of (be U. S. Merchant Mario* Academy, replacing Chuck M ill*. Palcrno, a former Brown University fullback, had been backfleld coach at th* academy. Festival YONKERS, N. Y . (U P I) Yonkers Raceway's fourth an­ nual Aides Spring Festival, including three $12,500 elim i­ nation event! this weak, will conclude with th* 125,000 grand final* March II. counterclockwise twisting mo­ A fter you have reached tha tion. , advanced stage, you can add This exerds* should b* re­ additional weight. pealed three times at f l n l and increased very gradually. (N E X T : Hand Grip.) By David Higginbotham Tonight's featured 10th race at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ The Seminole High baseball nel Club shapes up as a real team lost Its first game of the dogfight between s e v e r a l season Tatsday to New Smyr­ speedsters who have really come into their own in recent na Beach by a acore of 4 to days. 1 In a home game. Cecil Austin's Gate Man and Eddie Eldridgc started as Homer Herndon's Amigo Rock­ pitcher for th j Seminole* and er should put on a real show struck out th* first man up. (or greyhound racing fans in The second batter got to first the mid-week llotbox Special. Gate man is one of the fast­ base and the third put him on second. The next bailer hit a est starters ever to run st fly to Sonny Messer In right SOKC and Amigo Rocker is field for the aecond out. Then one of the fastest finishers. came Albert Hutchinson. He Both pups have won their last landed one across the center- two starts. Also in the race will be field for a home run lo bring IDA MAY SJOIILOM AND 'T A IN T ” Rock, Summeretta, in the man on first and sec­ Ebony By Margaret Cosby they will be well rested and ond and capture a three-run Kissntell, Ryan’s Express, Cir­ Mrs. Oils (Ida M iy ) Sjo- have renewed strength ami lead. cus Wonder and C. MacDufL Results of Tuesday evening’s bloin of Lake Mary and her vigor to' withstand this trial Danny Tillis hit a line drive and got to first. Ron Hinson races: beautiful cight-ycar-old black of horse and man. poked one Into left field and 1st Race — 5/18 — Tim e 31.78 and white Morocco spotted Williams, also of Lake got to first but NSB got a O.B.’s Article 15.80 5 60 4.(0 horse "P a in t" left today to ■Mary, has been coaching Ida (.20 3.(0 force out on Tillis at second. Belinda Dial check in at Sewell Ranch in May. He has been on the of­ American Fantasy 3 80 Bill Kuykendall hit a long fly Umatilla for the 15th annual ficial staff for about 12 of to left field only to have it Quinicia (2 3 ) $15,60 100-mile competitive trail ride the 13 Florida Horseman's 2nd Race — 3/18 — Time 31.71 caught for the second out. in which they are entered lo Association Trail Rides and Hinson stole third base and W.D.'s 14.20 8 80 3.20 compete in the heavyweight Ida May feels she couldn't Messer went down swinging Sure Foot have a better coach. Both Bank Trust 4,60 3.60 division. for the third out. The ride Is sponsored by the she and " l.V ." are charter 2.00 At the top of the second in­ World Fairest Florida Horseman's Associa­ members of the Dusty Bools ning New Smyrna Beach got Quinlela (2-3) $27 80 tion and consists of three con­ Riding Association. its first man on base, but the Dally Double (2-3) $113,(0 secutive days of riding chart­ Ida May has ridden just second one was struck out by 3rd Race — 5/18 —Time 32.27 6.(0 5 BO 3.60 ed trails through the Ocala cboul all her life, starting as Eldridgc. Hinson caught the Dry Rob Roy 8.60 6 GO National Forest. During the a youngster in Erie, l’ a., and next batter'a fly and Messer Ruthctte 6.60 first two days 80 miles are she has inspired that interest the next for outs two and Blue Scott covered leaving 20 miles for in her family. The SJobloms three lo bring the Seminole* Quinlela (5-7) $53.60 the final day. Riders and have two children, Barbara, up to bat for the second time. Perfects (7-5) $89.70 horses will be working two 15. and Otis, tight. Both of Sieve Harris was the first (th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.9* 5 00 3 00 2.(0 full days and a half with lit­ them, and dad, too, have help­ man up for the Trlhe and he Coro Planet 5.00 3.80 tle lime for rcsiing. They ed make it possible for Ida (lied out. Eddie Fitzgerald Kelso Red Mac Flash 2.Go must accomplish the (o miles .May lo enter this competition got a double and went on to in no more than eight hours by their full cooperalion in steal third. Bernie Barbour Quinicia (1-5) $29 (0 and in no less than seven matters of family and their Pcrfecta (1 5 ) $52 50 and Chuck Scott struck out hours or face disqualification. interest and excitement for to make outs two and three. 3th Race — *■ — Time (1.(1 Originally the ride was an this adventure of mother's is Bay Prvec replaced Eld- O. B.'s Black "endurance" ride, but this very heart-warming and en­ 16 (0 8 to l 20 ridge as pitcher at the begin­ Ink was changed in recent years couraging to her. Fighting Vixen 4.(0 3.60 ning of the fourth and the first She loves her mount, and it 2.80 to a "com petitive" event. batter up (lied out to Hinson Main Gale When the entrants rode to is fairly obvious that "P ain t" The next batter got to first Quinicia (2-7) $61 80 come In first, many horses has a great deal of affection and another Hied out. The Perfects (7-2) $20160 suffered. Now. instead of a for her. man ou aecund tried to steal 6th Rare — 5/16 — Time 31.M race, the horses are judged If what the experts of The Step Hoy 3.00 3.20 3 G O third and was put out by Bar­ R P.'s AnnabcII 8 60 l oo on their condition and those Ride say about choosing the bour. 6 8u showing the least signs of right horse and (lie proper at Messer got a double for tig. Champion Scholar the strain of the ride are the titude helping you through, Quinlela (1B1 $2180 Seminole* and Harris struck winners. Ida May should come through Perfecla (1 8 ) $10 50 out. Fitzgerald got a double Ida May and "P a in t" have with flying colors. Although 7th Race — «► _ Time 11.21 and knocked Messer in for ( 00 5.(0 3 00 been in training for approxi- with a certain amount of tre­ the first Sanford run. Scott Leonell Giddy Gal 10 BO ( 60 malcly eight weeks, flu; first pidation and (he natural nerv­ got to first, but NSB got I’ ivec 3 80 part *>f their training included ous excitement of anticipa­ at second and Fitzgerald al Bill Clark just getting acquainted, as the tion, she wears the proverbial Quinicia (1 8 ) $50 20 third. SJobloms acquired " l ’aint" "sm ile on her face” snd car­ At the beginning of the Perfecla ( ( B) $97.50 only at Christmastime i (or ries "a song in her heart." Klh Race — 5/16 — Time 31.56 fifth inning I’ ivec walked the 2 (0 5.20 3.00j W* May’ s husband. Otis!). Stic fects that her team can first man up. The next baiter Sunbrook (0 0 2.(0 ] However, at the suggestion make it and just to be able to Shama up hit a line drive to Barbour 2.11) of I. V. Williams, "P a in t's" complete the ride will be a who threw to Fitzgerald at O.B.'s Walla former owner, the SJobloms "w m " in itself. Hrr spirit is quinlela (3 6) $35 00 first for another double play. toyed with the idea of enter­ contagious anti friends, family Perfecla (3 6) $80 70 The next man up struck out. 9th Rare — 5/16 — Time 31.(1 ing the competitive (rail ride, and mere acquaintances can't Tillla fli^d out, Hinson was ids May Uicd actually stole help but want to do something thrown out at first, and Kuy­ Double Demon It 60 5 00 3 20 Ihc horse out from under her to help Ids May and "P a in t" kendall filed out to end the W.D.'s Money Girl 3.00 2 20 husband and started on a sin­ make their debut. fifth Inning. 2.20 cere training program, condi­ In the seventh and final in­ O.B.'s Amaze tioning themselves for the lest Quinlela (3-7) $20(0 ning Pivec again struck nut Belmont Stakes of horsemanship, sportsman­ Perfect# (7-3) $122.70 the first man up to bat and NEW YORK (U P l)-W h e a tship and, of course, endur­ 10th Rare — 506 — Time 31.31 the next two filed out. Icy Stable'* Bold Lad, Die 10.(0 3 00 2 (0 ance. The Seminok-s came up for Dave Hall 1961 juvenile champion, and Ida May has been riding 2 60 2.20 their last turn at bat and Quite Nice the outstanding young horses Pleasant Maid 3 B0 approximately four days a Scott got to first. Pivec got to developed by winter racing, week, at first for only an hour Quinicia (1 2 ) $9 80 first but NSB caught Scott today were among the 129 then gradually increasing the Perfecla (2-1) $12 oo at second. Tillis died out and three-year-olds eligible for the lllh Race — S — Time (1.09 time and distance until she Hinson went down swinging 79th running of th* $123,000 and "P a in t" were going (0 Miss Arlzoni * i to 3.oo 2.20 lo end the ball game 4 to 1 added Belmont Stake* on Confessor 1,(0 (2 0 miles in less than eight hours in favor of the visitors. June 5. and coming through without Rocker E 3 80 Sanford outhit th* Barra­ o v e r w h e I m‘i n g exhaus­ Quinicia (6-7) $17 (0 cudas seven to five. tion. Both have been taking it Perfecla (7 6 ) $6100 easy this last week so that Mutuel handle $6(,331 Harry Pentecost picked up Herald Sports Writer points with H ALLANDALE (U P I)- G u n Bow, top handicap horse in the nation, w ai on his way here today to take on Candy Spots snd a field of Eastern horses in the $50,000 Donn Handicap Saturday at Gulfstream Park. * Candy Spota arrived from California over the weekend. Gun Bow will he ridden by Walter Blum in the Donn, while Willie Shoemaker, wTio won the $100,000 Derby on Candy Spots in 1963, again (till handle that horse in tha Donn, RACING N IG H T L Y 8 :1 0 Excrpt Sunday Show me Just one filter that won’t take away the taste and I’ll eat my hat!” |SOTHEY SMOKED M l NEWLUCKY STRIKE FILTERS] MATINEES ★ 2 P.M. Wed. & Sat. F IR ST R O U N D * Y ou n g Champions FILL, MARCH 12 Sensational PERFECTAS featured! ® Comfortable Grandstands A Clubhouse SPECIALS EVERY D A Y! ON 100 B R A N D S • Valet Parking • TH U R S D A Y — L A D IE S ' N IG H T “ I t ’s a p le a s u re to B a n k a t th e A t la n t ic ." < - Artelm Cj't/a/ido FARRELL’S ARCADE ' O P E N D A IL Y in / PACKAG E I ^ STO RE A . M . • 8 :1 5 P . M . a. FIRST BAN FORD WK GIVE TOP TALUK STAMPS im y rn u t nuns pvt a a m w it m a s tnb i JU- y clean Gun Bow ‘Stars’ Arriving For Donn Race r : All I said was: Kenya was named after its gtacl«r-topp*d Mount Kanya from th* Bantu word "Killnyaa," meaning "white moun­ tain." a sweep over W. A. Ward in the Singles Classic League plsy. Harry rolled games of 201, 213, 217 and 1G9 for an over-200-average 803 series to Ward's 6(2 set. However, league leading Johnny Bridgei remained in the No. 1 spot by collecting a split with third-slotted John Spoliki. It was a close match all Ihc way with Rridges’ turning-in a 7 0 lo Spolski'a 741. Bridges now has an eightpoint lead over Pentecost and 13>9 over that of Spoliki. Jack Kanncr ran into a buzz saw in Ihc form o f Rich (Slingshot) Murphy and was able to salvage only one win. This dropped Kanncr into a tic for fourth ratings with Phil Iloehe—702(9 points apiece. Big Jack Kanncr rolled a 7-41 total while Murphy ex ­ ploded with a 781 scries. George Swann held onto the sixth place after taking a whipping from George Paulk who is now in the 10th posi­ tion in standings. Paulk's strong showing included a 238/786 to Swann's 693 Iota], Jack Frost is still making a fast drive up the hill with an­ other good night as he rolled games of 211, 210, 164 and 215 for an even 800. Jack moved up a notch to tho No. 8 spot by clipping Paul Marcottc's 6(7 total, good for three point win. Phil Roach and Bob Steclo bail an even split with Roach carrying a 239,729 to Stceiu'a 685. Another bomber was Pete Petersen's 800 scries mado lip of games of 1B5, 206, 171 and 238. Petersen whitewash­ ed four wins from his oppon­ ent. Joe Kern. Gerald Behrens bowled a 628 losing three points to Hu­ bert Ray's 718 and Bob Guth­ rie combined four games lor a 6(2. There was a tola! of three 800 plus series recorded with 15 games over the 200 plateau. m ww Sanders On Top DUNEDIN (U P I) — Doug Sanders, by virtue of his sud­ den death victory in last week's Pensacola Open, took over the top spot on profess­ ional golf's official money winning list with $16,332.78. Billy Casper ($15,577.50) is second and Bob Charles ($14,406 25) la third. three KENNEL CLU B _____________ HWV- I T - 9 2 ____________ Midway between Sanford A Orlando �M T iff fyinfarH ^ f r iU * Wed. Mar. 10. '65— Pape 7 ______Beautify' Off The Ground The Sanford Rotary Club and the Florida Power and Light Company Jumped on the "Operation Beautify" band* wagon with donation) handed to Dr. John Darby, fund rail* ing chairman, at Rotary meet­ ing at the Civic Center. First clv'c club to donate to the fund, which jias been set at $1,500, w ai the Kiwanis Club, with Dr. Darby, presi­ dent of the club, signing a check for $100, President Richard Deas, of Rotary, turned over the club's donation* of $150 and Scott Burns, manager of Florida Power and Light Company, brought In his firm 's check for $100. These, along with a pledge of $100 from Sidney Ives 111, brings the contributions for the first week up to $(50. "A n y organiiation or indivi­ dual wishing to contribute to the beautifi-ation fund may send a check made out to Operation Beautify, City Hall, Sanford. It will be acknow­ ledged and gratefully appre­ ciated," said Dr. Darby. 1 10 BIG DAYS! G R A N D Tomorrow - March 11 thru Sat. - March 20 "O P E R A TIO N B E A U T IF Y ” in growinK financially. Here Scott Burns (le ft) and Richard Deas (center) present checks from Florida Power and Light and the Rotary Club to Dr. John Darby, committee chairman. Spanish Club Attends State Conference Sanford's Seminole High "Club de Espanol" was rep­ resented i t the Florida Span­ ish conference at Jacksonville University by a delegation of four students and two adults. Loca] club officers attend ing were Tom Palmer, presi­ dent; Susan McCaskill, vice president; Donna Danklcfs, secretary, and Ross Wontenay, treasurer. Adults were club sponsor, Sra, Eugenia Jtodrigucr of Lyman High and Mrs. II. W. Danklcfs of Lake Mary, who served as chaperone. The opening banquet was held Friday night in Wolfson Student Center with the after dinner p r o g r a m featuring dramatic presentations by del egations from several schools More presentations were given Saturday morning in eluding S e m i n o l e High's "Juego re Hcgatca," which was written hy Donna Dinklefs. Ttie performance was given a "bueno" rating by the judges, senior professors of Spanish at Florida Stale Uni versity. University of Florida and University of South Flor ida. During the. afternoon pro gram following declamations and lunch, Tom Palmer gave an impromptu talk on the American Education System which also received a "good rating. Delegates returned home late Saturday afternoon. Retired Persons To See Slides By Mra. John Leone Membership of D e B a r y Chapter, American ( Associa­ tion of Retired Peraons, will aee a slide report presented by Peter Knppenial and Karl Merrill o f their A A R P Grand Circle Tours to Europe at the March meeting to be held at 10 a.m. Friday in the Firemrn'a Recreation Hall. The chapter will tour Busch Gardens in Tampa and Sun­ ken Gardena in St. Petersburg on Thursday, March 18. Harry Bell, activitica chairman, re­ port! that almost enough applacations from m e m b e r s have been received to fill two buses with remaining seat* to be filled on first coma, first aerva, basil. Buses will leava the firs hall at 8 a.m. Plans will ba presented at Friday's meeting for a tour to Stephen Foster Memotial Festival In May. Central Baptist Men To Meet The Brotherhood of Central Baptist Church, l«th Street and Oak Avenue, will have Its monthly covered diah supper at 8:30 p. m Thursday. Immediately following the iupper the men will partici­ pate in a planned program of visitation in the homes of the sick and shulins of the church, ^tll men of the church are urg­ ed to attend. Pinecrest Shell Service 4*11 GIRLS of L a k e Monroe Handy Helpers Club were honorees nt a party d u r i n g which they received first aid course certificates from t h e i r instructor, Dan P e l h a m (top photo), who is at refreshment t a b l e with (le ft to right) Julie Gunus, Bev­ erly Spivey, C o o k i e Russell, P u t t y Baker and Susan Dunn. The club also received a ci­ tation from March of Dimes presented to the president, Betty Baker (right bottom photo), by Mrs. Pat Knnsbottom (le ft) and Mrs, J. It. Hnolehan Jr. (Herald Photo) Hwy. 17-92 and 27th St. Across 27th from the Pinecrest Shopping Center F R E E ! 6 BOTTLE CARTON 4-H Handy Helpers Honored aids, game, miniature band­ ages, llliillle. Si USUI - mid util er supplies, all I lid mi with Helpers Club were honor green ribbon. A large milk Klimts ut n party given by the glass punrh bowl "a s placed Lake Monroe Extension Home- at one end o f the table and makers Club in White Hull trays of assorted cookies, of the Upsala Presbyterian crackers, dip* and mints at the other. Flowers were an Church. arrangement of red carnation* During the evening, the containing the four leaf clo­ girls were presented n Cita­ ver ami letter *‘ H” made fiom tion Certificate from Mrs. J gieen chenille straws. Plates tin the girts mound R. llooiehen Jr. end Mrs. Put the tables were marked with Rensbottom of the local March individual la ,ii 1 shaped rakes o f Dimes. Club members at iced ill w hite vsit ti names ill this time also received first red. aid certificates for recently b e in-ami punen, cookies, completing the Junior First Aid Course taught for the erackets and dips were served by Mrs, Imiloi-, Mr». tluisy group by Dan Pelham. "Coach’1 Pelham, as he li I low ell and Mis. Margaret affectionately called by tire Pearson to mote than ho per­ girls, told how much he had sons attending. Tbe Handy Helpers nowenjoyed teaching a group of will prepare for County 4-H girls after teaching boys all day in his regular rlaesm at Kvenls Pay to be held April 3 at the Agiitultuial Center Hanford Junior High. They also ate sponsoring one He praised members of tbe of their members, Patty Bak­ club for their learning ability and for spending the number er, in the local Heart Cinder­ of houra needed to complete ella Contest scheduled Mai. It 21 at Mclnder Skating Itink. the course after which he preC I u h members receiving ■enter! each girl with her first aid cauls Saturday eve­ • graduation" card. ning were Charlene, Patty Mrs. Hoolehan, in a brief addreei. told the girls bow and Betty Baker. Teresa and Alice Warren; Humid; and much their help was appreci­ T e u u i I a Chesser; Debbie ated in the recent March of Smith. Debbie Prolist, Linda Dimes and advised them that Patton, Linda Smith, Debbie they would be called Upon Justiee, Julie (janas, Ruth again to help this cause. Yvonne Stripling, Another guest for the eve­ Bullard, ning was County 4-H I-eader Donna Pent. Beverly Spivey, Miss Myrtle Wilson who, in Brenda O'Dell, Anna Mae her welcoming address, thank­ Thorn el I, Teresa Harvey, Ka­ ed the many partnta attend­ ren Kirkpatrick, Myrtle Har­ Thirty-two young Indies of the Luke Monroe 4-H Handy ing tht party for their inter­ est in their daughters’ club work and successes. Mrs. H. L. Johnson, local leader, expressed hsr pride in the girla snd her joy in work­ ing with them. Refreshments Were served from a table covered with red net over red linen and cen­ tered with a "firs t aid tree,** claver creation o f Mrs. JoAnna DuBoia. Bioonjs on tho tree were such items as band- ris. Candy Feirell. Tcri John­ son, Joy Wilson, tiuil Coupcr, Vudicy Pyle, Cookie K usm-II. So*.in I >iinri and lleeky ami Builiuia Cowan. W IT H T H E P U R C H A S E OF Charlie McMullan 8 G A L L O N S OK M O R E M an ager G A S O L IN E — D U R IN G O U R Troop 341 Sets Court Of Honor G R A N D O P E N IN G By Jane Casselberry Boy .Scoot Troop 341 of Cas­ selberry will hold t family covered dish supper at 6.30 p in. Thursday tn Weaver Hall tif the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church to tie followed by one of the larg­ est Court of lionori ever held by the troup. Those allending are asked to bring a large covered dish or dessert and their own table service. | j A rt Demonstration j Aitist Laura Lock of DoLund will present the demon­ stration for Thursday's 10 a.m. meeting of the DeBary A its and Crafts Club to be held at the Mansion House with Aitbur Bennett, presi­ dent, in rbaige. Ail members are urged to attend. Village V F D Meet The North Orlando Volun­ teer Fire Department, lne.. Will meet at 7:30 p m. today in the North Orlando Com­ pany offices on North Orlan­ do Boulevard. A fir* school will be discussed and new memben will be welcomed. j LOLLIPOPS AND BALLOONS for tht Kiddles! We handle the best OPEN 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK tin ts Service •■ \ PICKUP AND DELIVERY. C A L L 322-362* Our Business �e . "1 4 M iss Carol H obby Engaged B y Mrs. II. L. Johnson U r. and Mr*. Louis C. Hobby o f Upsala Road, Lake Monroe, announce the engage­ ment and approaching marri­ age o f their daughter, Carol Paulette, to Harvey C. Fran­ cisco, of Sanford. The bride-elect was born in Sanford and attended local schools. Francisco, son of Mrs. James Presley of Sanford, was born in Eustis and at­ tended local schools also, lie is a member of the local N a­ tional Guard and is employed by A. C. Doudncy, surveyors. The ^wedding will be an ' event of April 3 at T p m. in the First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe, with Rev. Joe Douthltt officiating. All relatives and friends of the young couple are invited to aliend the ceremony and reception which will follow. Grace Methodist WSCS Convenes For General Meet The general meeting of the Grace Mcthodiit Woman’s Soelety of Christian Service was held at the church March 4. Mr*. C. E. (M a ry ) Williams, president, presided. Mrs. Richard (D ee) Slivers announced that Wednesday, March 24. at 9:30 a m. will be clean-up day for the church nuracry. Wednesday, March 31, at 9:30 a.m. will be paint day for the, nursery. A baby aider will tie provided. Reports were heard from Iho circle chairmen and the secretaries of lines of work. The!annual meeting of the Florida Conference of the W.S.C.S. will be held in Tam ­ pa on April 20, 21, 22. The M .Y.F. la having a MISS CAROL PAULETTE HOBRY bake sale on March 13 at the Food Fair and Winn Dixie from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Mrs. Roger (Louise) Har­ ris and Mra. Robert (Ophelia) Bennett attended the District Meeting of the W.S.C.S. in OrBy Donna Este."1 | man, Tina McElmurry and I sister, Dennis, David Jr. and mond Beach. J o h n n y J o e Westcott, so n o f 1 honoree'* brothers and | Dorothy W olcott. A very interesting program followed the business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. David WcstIt was entitled ’ ’The Young cott, of Lormann Circle, LongAmerican M oth er., . . Who wood, celebrated his fourth I i S h e?" and presented by birthday, Tuesday, Feb. 23, Mrs. J a c k '(B e lle ) Boatman, with a birthday party at his Mrs, Robert (Ophelia) Ben­ borne. nett and Mrs. Lamar (MigonJohnny Joe and his guests ette) Williams. Group discus played party games and en­ slnn followed the program. joyed cake, Ice cream and Hostesses for the fellowship punch served by Mrs. Westhour were Mrs. John (B ar­ cott. The serving table was bara) Martin, Mrs. Bussell centered with the chocolate ( Florlne) Gill and Mrs. Rich­ birthday cake with green ard (D ee) Silvers. A St. Pat frosting, decorated with a cov­ rick's Day theme was carried ered wagon and plastic minia­ out with the decorations and ture cowboys and Indians. refreshments. Guests Included C o n n i e , Others attending were the Wayne and Myron Cheatham, Mmcs. Andrew Crocker, Har­ Joy', Sandra and Bobby Ncury Kiay, Russell Kitner, Wm. C. Rape, J. F. Smith, John M , Party Celebrates Birthday Personals Mrs. Jim Finlayson and Mrs. Oscar Crosby of Del,and called on Mrs. Harry Osteen Sunday. S a n fn r B DUMPLINGS AND STEW JOHNNY JOE WASTCOTT of Lungwooil on hin fourth birthday. Altamonte By Julia Harlot Mr. and Mra, John Melrose Mis* Sandra Lynn Kvnnoo, recently celebrated their 54th seven years old of Bear Lake, wedding anniversary with a spent (he week with her trip to Bradenton to visit grandparents, Mr and Mr*. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver !>tlo Barton, on Dolores Drive; Stewart. in Dot Ray Manor recently The following Sunday many Sandra and her grandparent* friends dropped in. They were attended t li e smorgasbord Mr. and Mrs. Gary Summers given by t hc Altamonte of Allegheny, Mich.; Mr. and Springs Garden Club and Mrs. James Sams of Port Sa Visited the Art* and Craft lino; Mr. and Mra. William Hobby Show held at the Catlloilrr of Irish Hills, Mich.; | Woman'* < Ini, on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lum m y1 Uvcrbrook Drive. They also of Charlevoix, Mich.; Mr. and attended church services Sun­ Mrs. Harold Batlon or Malt day at Dip Community Meth­ land; Mr. and Mrs. William odist Church in Casselberry. Kruger of Harlem, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. James Wallet! of Mrs Florence Miller of Saginaw, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs New York is current house Harold Long, Deltona, and guest at llie home of her sun Mr. and Mra. Ben Slocphrr of and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Osteen. Mrs. Gerald Miller, on Do­ lores Drive in Dol-itay-Manor Also weekend guests were Mr. anil Mrs. Stanley Srhack of Hollywood, aunt and uncle of the Millers. Mr. and Mra. Paul E. Fileger of Tallahassee became .Mr. and Mr*. Frank Perrltti parents of a baby daughter of Dol Ray Manor, returned Monday. The Infant weighed from New- Orleans, La , where eight pound* and five ounces they were guesta of Mrs. Ce­ and hat been named Lori cilia Vosper. aister of Mr. Anne. Mr*. Fllcgar It the for­ i'crritll. While in New Or­ mer Mna Para Jones of San leans they attended the Mardi ford, daughter of Mr. and Gras, did some -sightseeing, Mra. C. O, Jonea. The fattier took the Mississippi River it the son of Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Flleger, also of Sun ford. Little Lori Anne also has a new aunt, Robin Elisa­ beth, born March 3 at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mra. C. 0. Jonea ol Sanford. Personals boat cruise and visitrd Tulanc University where Mrs. Vosper is studying under a Tulane scholarship She Is a welfare worker in Florida. Corn bread dumplings make a tasty topper for stew. To one 10-ounce package of corn bread mix, add 3 tablespoons of chopped onion. I egg and ' I cup of milk. Mix according to package directions. Place about 3 tablespoons of hatter for each dumpling on top of boiling slew. Cover tightly and simmer IH minules. Do not remove rover during cook­ ing, Sprinkle with paprika. Makes 8 dumplings. Pre-Flower Show Brunch Honors State Ju d g es (canned their wardrobes and The rin roaring twenties I wilh blossoms. Brilliant crim-1 tinclive twenties atmosphere |lectable buffet brunch, The charming ho*tenea| imagination apd were all be­ were restored with genuine] son napkins enhanced the dis-| as the judges relished the de decked in flapper faihloni authenticity recently aa mem­ complete with head bands bers of the Rose Circle of apanglcd with jewel*, above the Garden Club of Sanford the knee akirt* and rolled served as hostesses to the filmy atockings. Assisting judges brunch, at the gracious Mr*. Pearson were Mra. J. O. Mayfair home o f Mrs. G. Gregory, Mrs. W. B. Miller Russell Pearson, chairman of Jr., Mrs. Henry A. Simpson, the Judges for the recent Mrs. J. C. Noel Jr. and Mra. flower show. J. E. Vose. Mrs. Orville Barks snd Mrs. Bruncn guests and judge* Thomas F. McDaniel trans­ formed the Pearson home Into for the annual Spring Flower a spectacular vista with the Show were the Mmcs. V .IL . entire decor synonomous of Conner, ML Dora; D. F. R y^ the early twenties era. An bolt, Orlando: Draytln Kiantiquated automobile parked nard, Gaineaville; A. R. Muion the Pearson lawn was the lina, DcLand; W. P. Hurd J r„ center of attraction ss the Orlando; M. W. Sharpe, Win­ guests approached the brunch ter Park, and W. Jt. Boone, site. Orlando. Mrs. Charles Cole greeted Also the Mmcs. James H. the guests at the entrance Smith, Gainesville; J. O. Hus­ foyer which featured a table sey, Orlando; Edwanl Squire, centered with an oversiie doll Eustia; P. J. Chanfrau. Day­ dressed in seductive'* flapper tona;. B. B. Hoover, Orlando; attire. Throughout the enter­ W. H. White. Mt. Dora; J. L. tainment area, flowers com­ Hopkina, DeLeon Springs; E. bined with colorful plumes, C. Hornbcrs, Winler Park, TH E ROARING T W E N T IE S were renewed recently when members of created magnificent arrange­ and H. P. Meacham, Orlando. the Rose Circle o f the Sanford Garden Club served as hostesses to a buffet ments. Also the Mmes. II. B. Cush­ brunch honoring the judges of the annual spring Flower Show at the Round tables, covered in man, Winler Park; J. O. Bo­ spacious Mayfair homo of Mrs. G, Russell Pearson, left, who was chair­ white fringed cloth*, wero hannon. Daytona; C. O. Mann man of the judges. Assisting Mrs. Pearson in authentic flapper attire were centered with miniature an­ Jr., Titusville; A. F. Powell, Mrs. W. B. Miller Jr., Mrs. Henry A. Simpson, Mrs. J. 0 Gregory, Mrs, tique automobiles, embedded DcLand and Harold C. Sharp, John Noel Jr., and Mrs. Charles Cole, who greeted the guests. in plumes and interspersed Orlando. Moose Order Plans Gala Fele This Saturday Loyal Order of the Moose No. 1851 will hold a St. Pat­ rick's Day Dance March 13 at the new Moose home on P a l­ metto Avenue. NEW YORK (U P1) — Teen­ agers are no more sloppy than adults—at least when It comes to being llttrrhugs. the Glass Container Manufactur­ ers Institute says. In an effort to curtail the American habit of dropping things on the ground or flour, Hie Institute conducted a mo­ tivated research study and found that people In all age, social and ecunomic groups were potential llttrrhugs. Teenagers, it found, were no more litter pruno than adults Flemings / Gifts • Cards • Hooka 210 E. Firwt SI. Debary By Mr*. John I-rone Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sain of Palmira Road eelehraled their 30th wedding annivers­ ary Wednesday evening, and were treated to dinner by their son, Timmy. Mr. and Mrs. L D. Black­ ford have his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James Black­ ford, of Newbury, England, visiting them for six weeks Mr. James has a meat pack ing plant in England. Personals Mr. and B. Mrs. Howard (M abel) Green and Is also in Seminole Memorial Mrs. D. A. Mack in, of Garden Hospital for a check up. Iicinert Mrs. Eugene entertained Mr. City, Long Island, N. Y., who stopped to say ••Hello” en L. Mary Woman’s Club To Conduct Book Workshop All Mrs. G. Whitford left for Walter Reed Hospital, Wash­ ington, D. C., and expects to be there for an indefinite stay for surgery. Mrs. Whitford is the sister of Mrs. Oscar Papincau, Deltary. rnule to Palm Reach. Mrs. Beinert's brother-inlaw- and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. ftced Sr., of Bethel, Conn., were overnight guests. They visited Silver Sands, New Smyrna Beach, and other Mr. and Mrs Leon Magee places of interest in Central of Madera Road showed their ' Florida. colored slides of their recent trip to the Holy Land and places of interest in Europe to the Episcopal Women's So­ ciety of All Saints Church, Enterprise, this past week. Airs. Billie Grady Honoree members of the Lake Mary Woman's Club are urg­ ed to attend a "cleaning and sorting” book workshop at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the homo of Mrs. John Noel. The books have been collected over the past several years in the hopes of starting a libr ary In Lake Mary. Additional books will be wel­ comed from members as well as from anyone interested in establishing this community project. O f Housewarming, Shower rey, Linda Mohn, Melanie W il­ H. M. (lira ion and Mrs. Ro­ liams, Marian Reaves, Mrs. bert Rugenstcin of Lake Mary Ruby Linden, Mrs. Cecil M ix­ on, Mrs. Bessie Saunders, were hostesses for a com­ bined baby shower and new Mr* John It Reaves, Mrs. Al home shower given recently lee Stevens and Wanda Mixon. Guests attending from -San al the Uugenstrin home on ford were the honoree. her Crystal Lake for Mr* Billie Farrell Grady, the former mother, Mrs Frances Wester, her sister, Joy Wester, her bonja Wester. grandmother, Mrs A b hi e The young couple, uhu Freese, and friend*. Arlene were married secrelly last Smith, Linda Poloski, Carol June, have ju*l moved into Repp and Mrs Tommy Cobh their new home at 2435 Prince­ Guests contributing to the ton Avenue. Mr* Grady I* affair but unable to he pre­ formerly of Lake Mary, and sent were Mrs Mabel Brown. Hu* parly gave her a chance Mrs 1*. I> Anderson. Mrs. A to see m im ic ui her friend* K Crocker, Mrs, James M. again. Thompson, Mrs. Harry E An abundance of lovely and Sandusky. Mrs. Robert Mohn, useful gilts, both for Hie home ( Mr4 |tuby Sjohlom, Mr. and and the expected baby, wore M rl w c Mrs. presenled to the honoree. The Huth ,;ohlc K ay Sasshostesses' gifts included a box man Mrs j l(C Smathers. of baby Rems and a modern nrcwcr, Mra. cook book, complete with [[0). Howell J r . Myrna Wilwrought iron stand and mea» bams Mrs Do|ores Dyer, 0f Mr*. Richard Keogh, Mr* Mrs. F E. Weldon of Ali­ cante Road e n t e r t a i n e d friends and neigh hors at a coffee Thursday morning at her home on Gem Lake, De­ nary. Tin- DeBary Cholrstcri pre­ sented a program of songs in­ terspersed with solos under tile direction of Laura Piatt Brown wilh Theresa Kupecl at the piano, Monday evening at the Deltona Community Center. 210 S. BARK AYE. LA S T 3 D A Y S ! TH URSD AY * FR ID A Y - SATU R D AY uring spoons. Winter Park, and Mr. and After the gifts had been c. E. Hunter, Sanford. opened and admired, the hos­ -Special gifts were sent from tesses served lime parfait, as­ High Point, N C , for the oc­ sorted nut* and fruit punch. casion f r o m Mrs. Faye Guests present were Mrs Grady., 'Billie's mother, his Ted Brooklyn, Mrs. Ed Zim ­ GrandmollKT Haney and a merman, Mfs. James Daughl- triend, Mr*. Mabel Clark. New Arrivals SELECT YO U R CARDS A N D GIFTS FROM OUR LARGE STOCKS! Pape 8—Wed. Mar. 10, ’65 ^ rra H J Tickets will he available at the door. Dancing will begin about 9 p.m, A variety of enHires, Karl t-ehd, J. II I uw tcrt»|nment will he furnished, ell, Marlon Freeman. Roger K, frc, hment, wi„ be 4WVtll Harris, F. J Murray and "■ * Betty Greenfield, LITTER BUGS Osteen Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller have returned to their home in Bradenton after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ lard Grimes. 9 fjr FLORIDA SYM PHONY O FFIC IALS aUendlnir the recent Sanford “ Pops ( ’oneert’’ from Orlnmlo were from the left Minn Helen E. 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L a v a of F lo r ­ ida, Acta of l i l t , providing for municipal olaetlona to bo hold lha flret Tuesday after the Mrot Monday of each year and for runo ff election! to bo held two weeka thereafter; providing for a twenty-day qualifying period which enda at 1:11 P. M. on the laat working day In the city clerk's office twenty daya prior to aald election, and fu r ­ ther pro dding that normal work ing daya are Monday through Friday and normal wo rk ing houra from 1:10 A. M. to i ; « l P. M. Publleh March II, l t d . C D K -lt IN T H K CIltCCtT COUR T OF T H R hi ATI! J U D I C I A L C IR C l'IT IN A hit KIHl PKMIhOL K COUNTY, F L O N t n A . Chancery l a . I OTTO FOItlCCLOPt'ltK OF MOR TG AGE E R I E COUNT Y ■ A V I N O B DANK, a Now Tork Corpora­ tion, Plaintiff Vo. R A Y M O N D AHPDIIN and B E T ­ T Y C. A 8 PDE N, hla wife. Defendant!. n o t ic e o r g r r r p t a t k o r n .o n in A TO i RA Y M O N D A 8 PDKN and th e B ET T Y wife C. ABPDKN, hla 1SOS-Tl Parching Drive — Paraldlo hen Franclaoo, California YOU A R E H E R E B Y notified that a autt hoe been filed agalnel you aa Defendant! In the above entitled cauee, and that you are hereby required to flic your Anawar with the Clerk of Ihle Court, and to nerve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff, or P laintiff! at ­ torney, whoao name and addraaa le: Denial J. I-eKavro of ( 'A H U II.I. A LeKEV HE, l?0 Weat Kalrbanka Avenue. P, O. Boa 111, Winter Park. Florida, tint later than April tlh, H i t . I f you fall lo do no, decree pro ronfeaae will be entered agalnet you for the relief de­ manded In the Complaint. The nature of aald ault be­ ing for Forecloture of Mort­ gage recorded In Official Rerorda Book t il, Paget l i t . l i t . I t l and H I . Public Record! of Remlnola County, Florida, the deecrlptlon of the property proceeded agalnet being aa folIo w a: l.ot I, Block "B". KASTBROOK HIIUDIVIPION, U N I T NO. BIX, I N D REPI.AT. according to the Plat thereof et recorded In Plat Book ” 11'', Page It. Public Recorde of tfemlnote County, Florida, Together with the following lleme of property which are located In and permanently Inolalled aa a part of the Im­ provement! on aald land; MOTPOINT K I. E C T R I C D R O P -IN RA NOE MODEL. I07RFITD BBIIIA l. W W • • 1(111 A M E R I C A N I T A N DARD O I L H E A T E R M OD EL tllt0 H A E R I A L GYIIKXIOSI W I T N E B 8 my hand and tha oeal of aald Court at Hanford. Aemlnole County, Florida, thle • ih day or March, l i l t . •S E A L ) Arthur N Rerkwlth. Jr , Clark of Circuit Court By Martha T Vlhlen Deputy Clerk r ubllt h Mar. 10. 17. It. II l i l t CDK - t l IN THE CIR C U IT COURT. NIN TH JUUII IA L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR lY H IM lI.B COUNTY, FL ORIDA . I\ C H A N C E R Y NO. I4SM MUH TGAGK FORKCLOHI OF. L I F E IN S UR ANCE COMPANY OF tl CORGI A, e corporation organ lied and aalatlng under the law* ef tha Mtaia of Geor­ gia. Plaintiff, IN T H E CIR CUIT CO UR T OF T I I K N IN T H JU D IC IA L CIR ­ CUIT, IN A N D FOR 8 EMINOLH COUNTT, r l. O R IH A . IN C H A N C E R Y NO. I4TT1 M A R T IN J. JUBACK. Plaintiff, va. N A N C Y J A N E JUBACK . Defendant. NOTICE OF 8 CIT FOR DIV ORC E T O t N A N C T J A N E JU B A CK Raaldtnca Unknown Tou, Nancy Jana Juhack, ara hereby notified Ihot a Dill* of Complaint for Dlvorco hat bean tllad agalnet you. and you ara required lo aerve a copy of your Anawer or Pleading to the Hill of Complaint on tha pla intiff ! attorney, JOS EPH M MUR A 8 KO, P. O Roa II I , Kern Park. Florida, and file the ori­ ginal Anawer or Pleading In lha offlca of lha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the Ith day of April, 11IS. If you fall ,to do so, Judgment by de­ fault will ba taken agalnat you fur the relief demanded In lha Bill of Complaint. DO N E A N D ‘ 'O R D E R E D -al Panford. Semlnnla County, Florida, Ihla Ith day of March, 1111 . (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clerk ot Circuit Court Ry: Joan M Wllka Deputy Clerk • JOSEPH M ML’ IIAHKO P. O. floe I I I Fern Park. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publleh March 1«. IT, St. II, llll. CD K -II • KMINOLR UOU.NTT k n tn n op i dji otm ent Nntlre ef Puhllr llearlnn Tn whom R may poneernt The Hamlrmle Cnuniv Ih.ard Of Adjustment will hold a put,. Be hearing In consider Ihe possibility of granting a front street setback variance to flit Zoning Itegulatlone as requestad by rhRBps Petroleum Com­ pany on lha fnlL'wIng dsscrtb* ad properly: All that certain pareqj of land lying and being In lha County of Seminole and tha Slats of Florida more p a r ­ ticularly deacrlbad aa follows; That part of l,nl 17, lllnrl< D. D. n. Mltch-II'a aufvey nf the Levy Grant, P II |, pg. t ; Beg at His Intarsertlnn nf tha B'erly R/W line „f B R, f i t with lha W s r l y R/W llna of B ft. II A (Oft. thence run N* ( d r i f t " W 117 ft along aald B'erly R/W line nf P. It t i l ; thence run B d 7 ' : n " tv tin fl: th*nre run R ( d r i f t " E 111 ft to said W e r l y R/tv line of H. R ts a loft; thence run N d r i l l " K lift fl. In Ihe po ll And a perpetual non-earluetve driveway easement over and AcroM lit* following <1»«r r II ipiI property r Mm «t a pi ,,n the 8 ‘erljf fl/W line of « tl |i|p ■aM point If Inc 11 ? ft I7I0** W of the Inter nf i a M W'*rly R/W 'me of ft ft 434 with the W e r l y M/\V line * f H R 15 A 4dft. then, r i ontlniie N M ’ lT'tft" W 11 ft. theme ruri JJK'trljr to • pt 11 ft H 5* 47‘ln** w from the pi nf h e « ; thence run N' 1*47 10 ** V. is ft’ tn po ll Reserving however untn partle* of the f |r - f part, their helrt, legal reprrRen'at* *ve» anil *>«l| in a perpetual nnn*eir 1ualve easement v#r ami arrriBt that pan ,,f the fn| In wing her etna hnve fir at rrlhtil, aa follows Mr* u a on the W e r l y R/W line of M It IS A IftO. sr Id pt being Itn ft * I , 47,30'* w from the inter aerllnn „f « N|d W e r l v It VV line of ft R j;. A «on with the 8 ‘eriy ft/W line of M it 414 'hence run N M*ft7alfta> W a dial a nr# of 117 ft. thence run N* * * 47’30 F a dtata n1 e nf l^f il ft. ttienee run * fi*57‘ 10 “ K a -Ila tan, F of |1? ft thence run 8 S*47'lli* \\ a dla ! • « ( ’• Midi ft f„ po ll Puhllr hearing will he held In tha fount y ('n m m U»l „n rt. Hoorn, C’oijii Mouse Kanf-rd fl orid a, on Man h 15 |m ; at * I* M **f as ifinn Itiejs after a • possUde He 1111no|e fount r fluard of \ it|u wf men 1 Hv William C Ha Ilia k f ha Ir ma n Publish M* 1, h in, |)is r r »K -i ? I ' t h k m u i i t rn i iit o r LA RR Y A r n iN F .R and CA- T i n : M N T I I Jl m i n i , ! IM. I I IT IN a m i KOII a KM I Not.K ItuLE C. CRINKR, hli wile. Defend! It ta I'OI’ NTV, ri.OMIIIA. 1 % 4 HANC KIIV No. I 4R27 NOTICE OF gU IT 1CA BT IHlOUK IcYN 8 A \ I.NfJH TOi I.ARIIT H CRINKR MA N K, a aVew York Corpora* laddrtaa unknown) and to any And all other p a r ­ 11nn, Plaintiff. tite claiming any right, title, and/or Intereel In and lo the va. following deacrlbad properly, ItOIIERT P JONES. SR and HKHHIK D JONI.B hla wlfa to wit: l-ot SI. of f A NLA N DO t L IF F O R D II ROW N a„q DlJlto ESTATES FIRST A D D I ­ T U T J BROW N, hla wife Defendanta TION. according to the NOTHIC TO H KFK VII OR Plat thtieof ea recorded tn OIIIICR IIP I - C H M I A T H I N Plat Book It, Page (7, of • I IT FOR FOIIKPI.IISI HE the Public Iterord! ol TO, C L IF F O R D II IK) W N .ml Seintnote County, Florida DO ROTHY J IIRow N, |,la TIHJI-TIIEIt W IT H the follow w tfa. log equipment, permanently Inalelled. which le and .hail be U alive and If ailhar, l.oib, or all ha dead, lha unknown hairs deemed to be flaturee and part devlaree, ariiilaas < a.|,n -« of the really lienors creditors, Irualaaa n, Range— Martha WaaltlngOllier claimants by. through 'tun Surf Unit K I : K » Oran —- Maltha \Ya ah Ing I u n under nr agalnat thrm and all unknown parlies . Uimlna In «IA I t l - I h . . . any right, (Ilia or Inters.i llealtr — Monngiarn Wall In lha property hereinafter ‘Furnace CH tnilE deacrlbad. all nf Whose realYOU ARK HER CRT NOT I dam a are U N K N O W N FI El) that 'ha Plalnilff. L I F E Yoll D i l i EAt’ll OF YOU IN S UR ANCE COMPANY OF are herrl.) n llfled that a anil (1KOHGIA, a corporation o r ­ has been Inuuilil aaalnai > ,,u ganised and ealetlng under the by E A S T B R OOKLYN H »vlaws of the Stale of Ueurgla. INGH ll.vNK. a New York corwith lit principal placa of purallon. in foradua# a . erbualnaaa at Atlanta, tlaorgla . 1 tain Murlgate more particul­ haa IneUtutod lu ll agalnat you arly ilea, rlhed Ir, Ih. Complaint In the Circuit Court of the Iliad In Ihla ault, whirl, Mort­ Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and gage anti inhere tbs following for Seminole County, Florida, described proparty, sltuala In lha nature of Ihe ault le lo Seminole County, Florida tofuracloae that certain mort- * 11: gaga which ancumbtra tha I-Ol (, Rlork 11. T O W N abuv* deacrlbad properly, aald BITE OF NORTH CtlUI.U proparty being situated and OTA, a subdivision accord­ located In gemlnole County, ing to Flat thereof, racordFlorida. Tou and each of you •d In Flat Book t. Fagee ara haraby required to tile I ( to 11. Inclualya, of the your Anewer with lha Clerk Public Racorda of Bamlof Ihe Circuit Court. In and for not# County, Florida; Bemlnole County. Florida, and and for e l htr roller, and you aerva a copy tharaof upon V I C ­ are re q u ire d lo ftlo your AnTOR E. WOODMAN, of lha awar to aald Complaint or other firm of Wlnderweodle, Halara pleadings on tha Clark of lha A Ward, til Park Avaaua, abovt entitled Court and to South, Wlntar Park, Florida. aerv, g «K,py thereof on PlainAttorney! for Plaintiff In tho H ir e attorney, JOSEPH M abova action, on ur baforo tha FIT Z G E R A LD , 1 )1 Security Ith day of April, l l l l , alga a Docraa Fro Confeeoo will ba ? l m “ "JU1" , r “ '•"••• fl o U d a r ° u l* ' * r ,h» " ">• l * ‘ b ontarod agalnat you. • ■ M a r c h , A. D. t i l l : if IT IB O R D E R E D tkot thle you fall to do ao. Judgment by ba publlabod la Tha Banford default will ba takan agalnat Herald, a newspaper published you for tha reltaf demanded In In gemlnuta County. Florida, aald Complaint. onoa oach week for four conoo- ' VMIS Fottca shall ba pubcuUvo woaka. Babad ones each waak for four W I T N E S S tho hand of tbo d w • • ,,* - ^ Clock ot tko Circuit Court, femtoole County. Florida. Ihli D A T E D ot lanrord. Bemlnole (bo ttk day of March, l l l l . b o ri d e , this l lt h day of Ftbruory, l i l t . ' ISSAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. J r . (SE AL) Clark of tko Circuit Court Arthur H Beckwith. Jr„ By t Martha T. vthlen, D. CClark of th« Circuit Court Wlnderweodle, Haines A W a rd B r i Martha T. Vthloa JM Par k Avoauo, Beutk Deputy Clark W i n t e r Pork,-Florida r - 7 r * b »». * « * Mar. ». Publleh Mar. It, IT, t l. It. t i l l COK-dl CDJ-M Legal Notice , Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF T H E N IN T H J IT H C IA L C l l l Ct'IT. IN A l l ) FOR SEM INOL E COU N T Y , FLORIH A. C H A N C E R Y NO. H 7 U FIR ST FEDERAL B AVIS OS A N D L O A N ASSOCIATION OF OIILANDO, a corporation. Plaintiff, va. F R A N C E S T. ATEN , an unre­ married widow; and THK FO REST P ROPERT IE S. INC., a Massachusetts corporation, Defendantk. NOTICE OF a ITT ST A T E OF FL ORID A COU NT Y OF DEMINOLR TO, FR AN C ES T. ATEN, an unremarried widow ItD No. I. Rockway Dries Boonton. New Jersey Tou ara herrby notified that a eult haa baen filed agalnet you In the above entitled rauae, and that you ara requir­ ed to file your anawer with tha Clerk of thlt Court and to aerva a copy thereof upon tha plain­ tiff or plaintiff's attornaya. whose name and addrsea la Giles, Hedrick A Robinson, 101 East Church 81 real. Orlando. Florida, not talar than April 7. IMS. If you fall to do so a t,acres Pro Conftaao will ha entered agalnat you for tha re­ lief demanded In tho Complaint. Thle ault la to foractoaa a mort­ gage. The real proparty proreeded agalnat ta: Lot 1. Block C, of L I T T L E W E K I W A ESTATES, N U M ­ B E R ONE. according to tha ptat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book », Page 13, of lha Public Record! of Semi­ nole County, Florida. W IT N E S S my hand and lha aeal of this Court at Sanford. Bemlnole County, Florida, Ihla tat day or March. 1M1. (H E AL ) Arthur H neckwlth, Jr., ('lark By: Martha T Vlhlen. D C . Gllea. Hedrick A Robtnann lot) East Church Street Orlando. Flollda Attorneys for Plaintiff Publleh March I. I". 17. I I . ' I M I C D K - 31 * S EM INO LE CO UNT Y ROA RK OF A D J U S T M E N T Natlee of Fokll* Hearlag To whom It may concern: Tha Seminote County Board of Adjustment will hold a pub­ lic hearing to conalder tha possibility of granting a rear, yard setback variance to tha Zoning Regulations aa requeattd by C. Jl. Case on tha follo w­ ing described properly: 8 lift ft of All Lot 11 and E H and B 110 ft of Lot IS. Rlock 13. Evansdala Subdivision, P. It 7, Pg. 37. Public hearing will ba bald In the County Comrnlailonere Room, Court House, Sanford, Florida, on March 11. IMS at 7:10 P. M. or aa anon thereaftar aa possible Bemlnole County Board of Adjustment Ry William C. llalback. Chairman Pubtlah Match 10, IMS CDK-71 Legal Notice x o T iric o r Vernme4Tiox TO W H O M IT MA T COJfCBRN: Xotlce la haraby given of In­ tention to apply to lha IMS aeetlon of ihe Florida Legisla­ ture for passage of an aet to authority tha Trustees of tha Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Florida to estab­ lish tha shore llna between tha State of Florida and private up-land owners whoia lands In Semlnnla County. Florida, abut the state-owned fresh water lake and river bottoms of Laka Monroe. Lake Jeaaup. Ijake Harney. Puiste t*ake and tha 8 t. Johns River and Its tribu­ taries. Publish March 1*. DCS. CDK -IS r ic T iT io t * flffir & «itfn rS Pape 10— March lO^ltiCfi g r r a lS Shiloh Baptist Plans Men's Day By Robert B. Thomas Jr. 322-5736 Mr. and Mrs. Ivary Wash­ ington, o f Markham, had their housewarming Mra. Neda SE M INOLE f'Ol'NTY RO A RH OF A DJUS TM E NT Natlee af Pnbllc Hearlag To whom It roar roncatn: Tha Stmlnola County Roari of Adjustment will hold a pub­ lic hairing (o consider tha .poaalhlllty of granting a spe­ cial exception In in A - l A g r i ­ culture district to Inatall and operate a trailer park ai re­ 17. DCS. quested by Albert N. Kitts for CDJ-M Wa lter Graham on tha follow­ NUTIC B o r I.NTKAT TO P A 8 « ing described properly! 8 K ^4 LEGISLATION' of 8 K U . Section SS-208-SIK TO W H OM IT MA T CONCERN: and that part of Lots 5 and C NO TICE 18 H E R E B Y G IV E N In U*g 500.77 ft E of S W cor­ for Intention to apply to tha ner Section I -5 IS - 1IIS. run E 1X1 session of tha Florida 501 ft. HW'erly 551 ft on roads N I I I ft to beg lllook It. Tract 1/eglalatura for pAssaga of an act pertaining to the Charter 4. Hanlando Springe. Further of tha City of Sanford. Florida, described a* lying west of Chapter 21210, laaws of Fl or­ Klada'a Airport and north of ida. Acta of D4) , as amended, Ktata Road 434 by amending Section I D there­ Public hearing will be held of pertaining to public notice in tha County CommI#vlonira of hearing in sorting matters, Room* Court House, Hanford, such amendment to provide for Florida, on March II. IMS at public notice ten 4101 days In 7:10 P. M. or as aoon thereafter advance of bearing rather than aa poislble Seminole County Board of fifteen ( I I ) daya. Publish March 10 . 1X1. Adjustment CDK My William C. llalback. Chairman NOTH K OF I N T E N T TO P A D Publleh March 10, 1)C& LOCA L LKRIXLATION IN THE , IH GUIT COURT. C D K -70 TO WHOM IT M A Y CON CE RN: N I M H JU D IC IA L l int I IT OF Notice Is hereby given of In­ FLOItll, t, IV a n d FOR SEMI IN COI' NT V JITM* H'a C'OI’HT* tention to apply to the 1X5 ' O I . E COUNTY. *i:%41.NOLi: 4 OCATV. F L O R ­ session nf tha Florida L e g is ­ in c h a n c e r y no. r i m IDA lation for passage of art art n o t ic e o f s u it F.8 TA7 K OF amending Section 171, Chapter L I N V I L L K A L L E N SMITH, W ILLIAM A WEEKS. 24210, U w i of Florida, Art* vi Petitioner, deceased. nf 1)49, by p ro vidin g the th ir­ nothpc o r f i n a l i t r . P o n r ty-day notice required to he JA N IC E ELN ORA BMITM. A ND t r r i . l l ' A T l O N FOR D ig . given to the Cit y of Hanford Respondent i vi m i l k prior tn Institution of suite In­ TO, J A N IC E ELNOIIA SMITH. All persons are hereby notl who,e ta-i known addrete fled that the undersigned aa volving negligent art* of omiss­ ion or com ml salon to furthet and residence la Executor of said estate, has provide such notices tn be te* ft"t Summit Street. completed tha administration quire.t In ratj*r» arising out of Cincinnati, Ohio there >.f and fia« flle.t In said Intentional te la of omission or A sworn complain! having court Its fin d rrport and appll Commission on the pari of the bean riled In Ihe Circuit Court ration fur discharge (Ihjer municipality. Its agents, serIn and for Seminole County, Ilona I tier f to, If any. itmuM tn \ .toI a or employ «es Florida. In Chancery, entitled duly filed After filing proof j Publish March 10, DC) L I N V I L L K A L L E N SMITH. of puhllra t Ion showing Oils no* | CDK -42 Petitioner, versus JA NICE Fl . lira lias hsttt published once a NORA SMITH respondent, w »r k for four ro n itr u ll vf a s iv ii N n i. i: r o t n r ) praying for retrain relief for wseks, lbs matter f approval BO %II I) OF ADJI e m r . N T Ihe Strove named petitioner and of said report and the ordering Nuflre nf Public Hearing aaalnai you a- respondent of distribution or Maid salats To wbotn i may r-n>*rn N o w . T H E HE F o l l E T l| | x will mine Itefiire the routt Ths Seminole County Board IS T o NO TIFY YOU that If you Fl It.* T NATION A I. BANK of Adjuslni’ lil will hold H pubW'I atr to d a f a nit agalnat and AT W I N T E R PARK. lie hearing to consider tha contest Ore strove entitled anWinter I’aik. Florida posslldllty of granting a side tlon. you ara required to rile By: Georgs G Rtifg*»on street iM ba rk variance to the your anawer or other written As Trust llfflrer Zoning (tegulations a* f»q irstdefense, (f a IIV ,nq have. I,, A • KiF.utor of nald estate r | by U ilium ' l.ovetaod on ■hla petition, with Ihe Clerk W inda r we+dle lld n e s A Ward Ihe following >1* •critical pr > nf the al.ove . 1, 1-1 • „,t . n,y A 1for oe * ■ priiy |ao( I Blot k 3, Lake to aerte upon pat Ir loner's at- 224 Park Avenue South Vlvw So loll v 1st on, P. ll 5, Pg tnrney. Allien N Flit a, whose W inter Patk Florida 14 addles- la 1 Masonic Building Publish Feb 24 A Mar I. la. | Public hearing will he bald Hanford, Florida a copy of aald 17. i m In Hie Count) Commissioners anawer nr other w n t t - n de. C D J - X Boom Court House, Hanford, tense ,,n or 1,store Ihe )rh day Florida, on Marc It 15, 1X5 at uf April. A I, lea-, IN TIIK I IH< I IT H I I H T . J 3o p M or -i• soon (hersThe nature of .al I cnttiplalnl NIN TH I I IIH I %I. < III) I IT j Mri a* ]> IMe l " . y that Ilia above styled OK FLO RIDA , IN NN|) FOR Heiniiiola Count) tloaid o f Court will award tha shove NEMINOI.IC f ill N T ) . Adjustment named pefllloner cueiody r-f ( I I A X Sill) M MI1KII ItTM By William C Halt.a. k l.lnta l.ee Smith and Ruth Me n o t h s: t o i i i : ks : n i i • be Irma n tie Smut, *nInor a ItiiH* UK T I t n i R o W P Pitbll ti Mai. h ! " I) 4 » F ill. Nf >T Tl, A \ HAA I It plaint IfL CDK 12 otlreiwlse a de, rra %a fe.#„ will os entered sgalnat l A R t i L l N K T b»: V4I N4II.I: « Ol M l HI* It ROW 8 . you BO %It I) OF AIIJI NTMKNT Deft iiilant AA ITS ESP my hand end »ff|. IIIK R t l t K OF FL ORID A l i b Notice of 1*0 *.lie Hearing riel real al Hanford hen,nude Tn whom It may concern C A I I O U N K T RU B RO WS t 'ounty Fl r Ida ihla I si ,|a > The Seminole County Hoard 4771 Cl • v s Ia nd M r r n of Mar.-h, A D ties of Adjust merit w ill hold a puli* Gary. Indiana (SEA I. r Pl.t! A HE T A K E NOTICE that I d healing to consider the postA, ihur If Be. k with Jr II.Hu > nf g rattling a side yard you are beivtiy tr<|iilr*d to CIs ' let k of i ' l l , rjl r r oust sst |>a• k vat Ultra t • tha Z o n ­ y mil wiitlro itiiw er or dr He uiln,-le County Fl.....ta fense if any. personally or bj ing Hr g ul a11o i y a i • «|ti• ri a‘d R> Elisabeth llrusnahsn an attorney, on or before \|»r»1 by W alter it 4iobarVpn on the I, r 1 1J4i al »ba offlca of the f el Low ing t ie s 'r^ed-*ypt oper t y Albert N Flits Clerk of ttia Circuit Court, at Lot 12. Block C. c C i l D h E s ­ Attorney for petitioner \n tb* 1‘oui Iliouk* to Hanford, tate* l*nlt «*na. I Masonic Rldg Putdlc hearing w l 1I* it e belli Kemlnola County. Florida and Hanford Florida In mail • ropy (ber»<*f lo 8 len- In the t'emmy Commissioners Publish March I. to. 17 If lyai frorn, Davie A gLIntosh. At­ Boom, Court House. Fanford, CDK -11 torneys for Plaintiff, post t»f- Florida ort March 15, 1945 at flca Boa l l t h Hanford. Florida, 7:10 P M, or as soon thereafNOTICE OF gl 'I T 1*771, In that certain divorce ter as possible Kemlnala County Board of pending against TOi ALA'IN l-ell(IY IDIWUKII- proceedings Ad Just merit RT and V I V I A N l> ROW - you In tha Circuit Court of the Ity William C llalback. IIKIIRY, hla wife, D e ­ Ninth Judicial Circuit 111 and Chairman for Msfiilnnte County. Florida fendants. YOU AN D E ACH fiF YflU tn Chancery, an abbreviated Publish March 16. 191* are hereby notified dial anil title of said ieuse being “ llos- CDK-71 haa baen commenced agalnat roa T Burrows, plaintiff, ver­ acm viai.K m i v ty you In Ilia Circuit Court of the sus Caroline T Burrows, De­ ■III A llll (IF 4I1JU0TJNN4T Ninth Judicial Circuit ot lha fendant,** and herein fall not or Nellie sf I’ nklle Hearing State of Florida In and for a Decree Pro Fonfreso will he Seminole Cuunly, llie abhietlai- entered a g* dial you. and the To wlium It may concern: Tiie riemiMol# County Hunnt ed tills nf wblcli la cause proceed rt parte. nf Adjustment will tmld a pub­ THE P I I 'l V I l l h X T INHTITII. 4HE A 1.1 lic hearing lo consider the Til »N FOR SA V ING S IN TH E Arthur II Beckwith, Jr T O W N O F BOSTON, ale, t’lerk of the Circuit C»*urt possibility of granting a spe­ cial rictptlou In art U - I A Hin­ Plalnilff liy: Elisabeth Brusnahsn gis Family Residential gone tn va Deputy Clerk permit utility and public ser­ A LA' I V l.ilio r Ilf i IV HE IIIIY Miensrrom Davis A Mil ninth vice structures as requested by and A IV IA N D ROAA IIKRRY Attornaya for Plaintiff Florida Power t'nrporatIon on hfa wlfa. Poet Office Hus llin the following described pro­ Defendants. Hanford. Flrilda KfJ I perly. All that portion of In I'h am eiy No 1007 Publish March S. 16, 17. 24. 1)45 Blocks H. C, F and G Tract 7n Tire nature nf ihla suit la a CDK - 24 nf a Be pi st of Tracis 4 <>, ( i ami for erloaure of that certain THE ClHI L I T c m Hr, 70, Hanlandn Hprlrigs. P B 7. mortgage held and onned by I ' Plaintiff dated August |, i»»c, M ' T H J l ' D I l T i l , e m i I IT. 1Y Pg, 21. that lies West of the and recorded Auguat I, l*(o. In ( ' l l FOR O E M I 'O L R COI ' • Weal right-of-way line of In­ terstate Route No 4 In Sec­ '•fflrdul Records Rook I I I page T ) . FLORIDA tion 11- 211-ISK. I I I of the Public Records of IA I II 4 ACEH V AO. I3.TM Public hwarlng will be held In M i r i e r TO DKF KA I) Bemlnole Courtly. Elm i,j# en­ the County Commissioners cumbering that certain place or IA It K r P e l l l U a ml Iloom., Court House, Hanfotd, parcel nf properly located, n m i A B D A A HON EVA NS and Florida, on yiatch 11, liX! at situate, and being In aald Coun­ N E L L I E MAE E V A N * T H E I T ATE OF F l .o n lD A TOi 7 10 P. M, or as soon thereafter ty and Slats, lo -wlt : )l AIIOI,l> H HUTCKEBON at possible leOt 11. gU N I.A N D KBHetnlnoie County Hoard of 1(1) Jnann Sttaat TATES. Fliat Addition, a Adjustment Dakerefletd, California subdivision, according to o By William C. llalback. YOU A B E H E R K U T NO TI­ plat thereof, recorded In Chairman Ptat Book IS. Pages (7 and F IE D Dial tlia abota-namad M uf the Public llecorda I’allllnnara. UlC IIA IID AAIION Publish March 16. 1)11 and NELLIE MAE CDK -4) of Bemlnole County, F lo r ­ E VANB EVANS, hla « l ( a , haa* Glad a ida. ik m ia o l r county EACH G r TOU IB RKQUIR. Uatlllon In lha abet a-al) lad ■ 0 ( 1 ( 0 OF AHJt'BTMKAT ED lo file your answer or other Court (or lha adoption of lha ( e l i t e at Foklla llearlaa written deftness to Ihe Com­ minor child named therein and plaint with tha Clark of lha You ara required Is ahoar cauta Tu whom It may concern: Tha denrlnnle County Board Circuit Court of Ntmlnole n hr lha eame ahould.not ba County, Florida, In ihla pro­ ■ ranted by a.rvl ns a cop, of of Adjuetmtnt will hold a pub­ lic hearlna to ronaldar th* ceeding and to aerve a ropy your o rlltan data near: I f ' any, thereof upon tha platntHf'a at­ upi>n Blanalrom, Davla 4 He- poaalMBty sf cra n tl n x a front torneys, wheat names and ad­ Intoah, I'oal Of flea Boa I IK, atraat aatback varlanca to lha dress ara hatelnaftar set forth, Sanford. Florida, 11771, Altor- Zunlnx llasulatlona aa raquaal•a required by l a w . n o t nt>a for Fatlllooara. and by fII- *d by Standard Oil Company on follnwlnx deacrlbad prolater than tha l l n d day of Irta lha orlltnal thereof with 0 4 March t i l l . I p default thereof tha Clark of aald Court on or party: Com. at canter o f l e c ­ bofor* March It. I H i ; other, tion 1 ( - 3 I f l - I - K ; run N O-ftCM" tha cause will procead ta parte upon tha entry of a Decree p,o wlae. o Dacra* may b* anlarad W atunx lha N - f C /L of aald vtraua you arantlna aald adop­ Section 11 13* (7 fl. B H ' t l ' K " Confeaao agalnat you. W ID ft n to lha POD: run N W I T N E S S my hand and lha tion. W IT N E S S try hand and lha • '« •'( •'• w i » ( » « fi: N ( e s c official aeal of aald Court In Bemlnolo County, Florida. Ihla official aaal of aald Court al #•'• w it a « t ft. s » - (« T (" K banford, bernlnole County, F lo r ­ iftl 7» ft: 8 iC J j'0 7 " E (1 1 (1 llt h day of February loot. ida. ihla l l l h day ot February, fl. X I I * JX’Oft" E ICafti ft 10 (SE A L ) FOB. A. D. t i l l . Arthur *1. Beckwith, Jr„ Fublfa kaarlnx w il l ba held Clerk o f the Circuit Court ( Z E A L ) In lha .'ounty Commleelonere Arthur H BaiWnrtlh. Jr.. By: Martha T. Vlhlen Clark of Iho Circuit C*>urt Iloom. Court Jfouee. Sanford. Deputy Clerk By: Martha T. Vlhlen Florida, on March 11, 1 ( l i at UKA IID A LL . GI M DLE T t: > » p. M. or aa eoon (haraafDeputy Clark AND LEW IS Hlonalroin, Davla 4 Mclaloeh lar aa poaelbla. Attorney# for Plaintiff Attornaya * ( Law Samlnol* County Board of • • North Court Street Poet Office box I I I * Poet Office Bog l l l l AdJualmanC •oaford, Florida M i l l By William C. EaJWtk. Orlando. Florida Publleh Fob. 11, |( 4 « mr. |r Publleh Fab. 11, t i 4 Mar. t. Chairman IS. n i l M *• t(. t i l l . Publlah Marck 1ft. l l l l . CDJ-M CDJ-IJ C D K -II night. Johnny Boykins, Simms, Mr*. Mrs. Katie Sandifer, Mr. and Mrs. Modle tva m i : NOTICK Ifl heraby given that we are engaged In buslneaa at Reardall A Geneva. Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of, EAST HIDE G A R A G E , and that we Intend to register aald name with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court. Bemlnole County, Floy. Ida, In accordance with the pro­ visions of tha Fictitious .Varna Statutes, t o-w li: .Section I d .01 Florida Htatulea 1)17. Big: V. C- Gracey W. M Gracey Publish Feb. 34 A Mar. I. 10, Friday Those attending were Mr. and “ MISS QU ARTE RBACK Club** contestants are (from the left) Donna Jean Harrison, Linda Hatch, Helen Saunders nnd Yvette Dixon. j Miller, Mr. and Mr*. Dan Jenkins Jr., Mrs. Estella Johnson, Rochester, N. Y., Mrs. Ruth Livingston, Mrs. Lillie '.Mae Dudley, Mrs. Jes­ sie Andersun, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lamb, Mrs. Marie Mc­ Intosh, Mrs. Altamcase Ford, Mrs. Kclheryn McCoy, Mt. Dora; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams and Alvin 51cFarcjf, o f Winter Park. Mr. and Mraf Washington are most appreciative of the lovely gifts received. To those who attended the affair, they ore most grateful. • * * Hopper Elementary School spelling bee winners are T y ­ rone Davis, first place; John Gray, second place, and Mary Powell, third place. * * * W illie ficurge Allen was the recipient of an invitation to the President's Inaugural Ball. Allen is nn alumnus of Crooms High School, Florida A and M University and the University o f Florida law school. • • * I.OU CIIAK I.E S IlnroM mid Martha Hardy are shown in a scene from (Herald Photo) "Mr. Popper’s Penguins" at Hopper School. I.OVKI.Y SPHINIi COAT was one of many garments used by Miss Eliza­ beth Stenke (ru/lit) in her demonstration on pattern selection for mem­ bers of Seminole County Kstetision Homemakers Clubs. Admiring it are Mrs. W. li. Kggers (le ft) and Mrs. Dempsey Carnes, club members. Longwood VFD Homemakers Learn To Have Annual O f Feminine Styles Chicken Dinner lit Mr. Drtnna l > l r a Tilt* Lftii^wurnl VnlllllO‘t‘1 Firr Dcparlmrnl will ImM itaixth nmui.il frirtl rhlckin dinner from I until H p.m., Salurilay, nl City I’tnk. On tlic menu uilli thr cliirlirll will |,p nimlir d point, na atnd gracy, Jiexa nrul railota, polyalnu, bioiirl, p.rffro anil ru|H'»kt's Txkroul tliimora nnd etcItveiy arrylma for thoac in tile men will lv avuilnlilf* nl no extrii charcr I’ rw rrili Irom (hr evcttl w ill lo- used for pui rhnst! of ndrlitionnl <i|iiiprnrnt and inamlrunino. Th f fire drpurtmcnl in the pnat hn* rni aril aufficlrnt monies from vniimia projecla I, pun liner* imlioa nnd moni­ tor equipment, new airrns, warning light!, two high preaaurr noirlre, mincoftts and hdmrta, n.OllO watt portable power plant nnd fur rebuilding nnd equipping an emeigency vehicle- In addition thr de­ partment annually aponaora a Halloween Party ami Com­ munity Chriatmii! Party for rhildren o f the urea. liy L e g a l N o tice tF.AIINOl.M ( HI N T ) III* 4IIH OF ADJt »TMICNT Nnllrr of Public* llrarlng To whom It rosy concern: Tbs rsminoi# Fount) llo*r*1 of Adjustment will hold s pub­ lic hr a ring tn consider tht possibility of granting a s p i ­ els! • i c spill on to thr Zoning Rrguiatlonr tn an I I I Htngtr Family Haatdmtlal son# to build a boat h juip and dot k un thr follow Ing alrtrrlbrti p r y party. K'rrJy 4» of I««»t I and all Lot ) snd W 'r r ly 4 of laot 16, Turks w ilia bhorst Hubdivlllorf. Public hairing will br bald In thr County Comnilaslonrrb Room# Court' II«»urr. 8anfor<1. FlorIda, on March 1). 1)45 al TJ t P. M. or as soon tbtreaf* tar ss .poaslblr. JSimtnoU County Board of Adjustrosnt Dy William C Hslback. Chairman Publish Maich 10, 1)|| CD Jk'X gave many ideas for handling new fabrics and a no intier uf S iin tiio lf C o u n ty Kxlenaiun instruction, for their rare. She ha. ndvame training lluiiicinukera Lluha at te n din g a p a t l c i n rleimmattatinn al and experience in education Ihe ( ou n ty A g r ic u ltu r a l C e n ­ nnd clothing fields and makes ter w e re told that ely tr a f o r most of her clothes used in her Iravela. She enjoys knit­ Ihe aeaeon w il l be "a tr ic tly ting and leading in any spate feminine.” l i n e lo pi c e n t the demon- time and is sn interested pa­ . t u i t i o n was Miaa Kli/nbeth tron in related aits and cloth­ ing instruction. Stenke, erlucational re pr’ sen M ot e II. 1.. Jiihnaon thun Ml niemherx o f tntive for a pattern com pa ny and gra du ate home economlat. ltd v i . i t w a ! ar ra n g ed f o r the women hy Miss M yrt le Wilson. S em inole C o u n t y home d en m n .lr atiu n agent. Mine Stenke, who illuatrat • d her talk w it h a w ard ro be o f cepe, la lly rhoarn des ign ., aaid (hat this y e a r ’a atylra, while f e a tu r in g f u lle r A lines, will hav e d efin it e waist lin-e and that flounce'!, r u ff le s and f ril ls w il l he in order. She offered suggestions for pioprr pattern selections aa to figure type and aixe and Touhy To Talk (ieorgr Touhy, executive vice president of First Feder­ al Savings and Loan Associa­ tion. will address the Civitan Club Thursday at Lake Mon­ roe Inn, on the subject of the proposed lake front develop­ ment plan and its impact on the future of Sanford. L e g a l N o tice ' O T U ' K OF I ( T E X T TO FA S » LOCAL LEO 1st. ATION T o WHOM .T B A Y ( "ONCERS'; ..VuOt-q la hereby a l t t n o f Intrrrt- to apply to th- 1 ( 0 .teeion „ f the Florida l ^ a t e le llo n (o r peeaeae o f an act .relatlna to th* com p-naatlon to ba paid to city eommloalonere and tht mayor or th* C it y of Hanford. Florida; e m -m il n s Section l(T o( Chepler I d l e . U s e o f F l o r ­ ida. Acta of t ( ( ( . by eatebllehIna tha eatery o f com mleilonore al Ihe eutu o f l l l o u i i per month and the eatery o f Ih* mayor a t the sum o f ISftt.At per month. Publish Match I ft, 17(1 CD K (4 Geneva Citizens Open Drive For Memberships liy Jo Ann I I I ) * (tcneva Citiicn. Aesbeiation has set aside March ns "mem­ bership drive month’’ with K. \V, White ae chairman Cards are now available from White, Mt*. !*earl Yarborough, Mrs. II. fi. Shuler or Jimmy Brown. Purpose o f the association is to provide residents uf the community with an organised expression of voice in local events and affairs and to lo­ cate a general meeting place where the people can come to­ gether for civic and social activitiea. Membership is open lo all in the community and new­ comer* are welcomed. Current membera also are urged to make their renewals this month. Equal Num bers BOSTON ( U l’I ) — U. S. District Judge George C. Sweeney euited th* punish­ ment to the crime. Russel C. Powers, o f Brock­ ton, had collected $M5 in r«funds on duplicate'i', f4ieral incoma tax returnsa In threa consecutive years. Sweeney sentenced Power* to 365 day* in jatL , First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church will have its annual Men's Day Observance Sunday. To kick-off the activitiet there will be a breakfast in the basement of the church. Some o f the highlights of the day's festivities will be the It a.in. services with the renowned Dearon Charles Coleman, of l.ukelnnd, us guest speaker. Culminating the day's activities will he a speech hy 11. L. Refoe Jr. al the ti:3U pin. services. This observance is sponsor­ ed by the Blutheih....I nf tire church. W. C. Curry is piesidcnl. Everyone is invited to share in this occasion along with the memheia of the t hun tl. • • • A section of tire sixth grade class of Hopper Elementary School presented a program Fi idny. 'I'lns art iv ity consisted of a play titled "M l. Poppet’s Penguins," starring Carol Stapler, nat tutor; Martha Hardy. Mts. Popper; Loti fh a tlrs llaiold, Mr. Pop|»et; la n>a Baker, Janie; Kail Redman, Bill; Virgil Jones, Adiiniul Blake, John Prather, Expressinun; Dallas Blown, Captain Cook; Cynthia Pat­ terson. Greta, ami Shelia MyIreks, Veterinarian. Others appearing on tho program were Janice Black, Patricia Redding and Tyrone Davis. It was a fine and construc­ tive activity as it correlated most of the basic subjects. Congratulations to Mrs. A. B. Byrd and her class. * • * The Crooms High School Ouaiteihack Club'is sponsor­ ing a "Miss Ijuarlerback Con­ test." The contestants are Yvette Dixon. Linda Hatch, Helen Saunders and Donna Jean Har rison. This runtest will culminate some time in May, at which time the winner will receive a scholarship. The runners up will be given prizes. • • • Mrs. Estella Johnsun is vieitmg her brothei-in-law and sister, Mr. amt Mrs. Dan Jenkins. A former resident of Sanford, she resides in Rochester. N. Y. • e e Some persons make it a point to criticizeothers for the things they say or do. Constructive criticism is fine, especially if the critic has something to offer. On the other hand, if he has nothing to contribute In any fashion, he is just a plain ole "Simple Simon." In conclusion, we wish to quote Addison. " I t it ridic­ ulous fur any man to criticize the works of another if hr has not distinguished himself hy his own performances.*’ Forgot, He Says W EYM OUTH, E n g l a n d (U P I) — Robin Bray, 16, was chewed out by his .angling club secretary for claiming he caught a five-pound lump sucker fish in the harbor here. Robin forgot lo txplain he hooked the fish — which ia found only in very deep cr sub-tropical waura — after it waa tosetd half-dead from an incoming fishing trawler. I �—11 T ff * , *, * X X GIANT SIZE KRAFT M A Y O N N A IS E \FoodKing1 FA B SUGAR 5 0 LE0 1-LB. SO LID 2 FO R 29 L IM IT 1 W ITH L IM IT 2 W ITH < $5.00 ORDER FLOUR LB. B A G 29' L IM IT 1 W ITH $5.00 ORDER L IM IT 1 W IT H FILL5BURT HERSHET OR HENDERSON $5.00 ORDER $5.00 ORDER AI ® CORN FED H EAVY W ES T ER N SMOKED 3 LBS. SAUSAGE I.E A N M E A T WIENERS 98 RED HOTS ( BOLOGNA CHUCK ROAST C EN TER CUT LB. 8IIOULDF.R ROAST BONELESS LB. OVEN ROAST II II-(J SIZE CHUCK OR R ltl SPARE RIBS HETTY CROCKER YE LLO W , W H ITE , IlE V II. FOOD CAKE MIXES SIIL’ IIF IN E STEAK LB. BONELESS F U L L CUT ROUND GREAT NORTHERN BEANS K V A rO R A T K D STEAK O C T O BE R B E A N S — B L A C K E Y E MILK LB. 6 59' TallCans L IM IT (I W ITH *3-00 ORDER PEAS — N A V Y BEANS — BA BY S IR LO IN L IM A B E A N S — S TAN D AR D K ID N E Y B E A N S — TOMATOES 10' NO. 303 CAN LB. P IN T O IIE A N S 10 9 8 STEAK LB. L IM IT ( W ITH *5.00 ORDER PEACHES L IM IT J P L E A S E JEWEL 2 cans' 4 9 ' C A M PR E LL’S TOM ATO SOUP L IM IT 3 CANS PLE ASE 3 "49 10' STEAK ( L IM IT I W ITH * 3 .uo O R D ER SOFTER T O IL E T TISSUE 4 Roll Pack 5C 2 RED IIIIID L I'N C IIE O N LOAF CLUB S H O R T E N IN G HL N TS oz cans m 99' ' T-BONE STEAK ALL W IN T E R H ARD EN FROZEN Cream PIES U. S. N O . 1 W H IT E 3 /or 89* LB. LB. M EAT STEW LB. 39‘ 49‘ 55‘ 49‘ 69* 69‘ 69' 79 ' 59' SINGLETON DREADED FRESH POTATOES PORK P IC N IC R O A S T 59 U . S. N O . I Y E L L O W O N IO N S 19* I a -Ln . * BAG BANANAS H I golden RIPE 3 ns 2 9 ‘ Vi L L IM IT 6 W/15.00 CytDER r—\r _____ i'i TV �I . Sfa'r DanTorB W rra ll T a g f l 1 2 — M a r c h 1 0 , 19 6 5 ★ THURS. ★ f r i. Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED H A R R Y G. CTark, In ‘ the automohllo b u a I ness for nine years, has been named sales man­ ager o f Stricklond-Morrison, Inc. He was sales manager for two years with the Ford ageney pt New Smyrna Reach. H e and his wife and four children reside at Or­ mond Beach. (Herald Photo) Longwood Civic League Tours Gardens By Donna Eiiea Memberi of Ihe Longwood CHEESE Civic League took a charter­ ed bui trip to Busch Gardena In Tampa In place ot their regular March meeting last week. Thirty-eight members and guests enjoyed the trip, tour­ ed the plant, saw the bird show and atrolied down the acenle walk*. Mra. B. R. Gray, who was in charge of the country tried iteak dinner sponsored Feb 27 by the club, reports that more than 100 persons attend­ ed the event and cxpress-cd her appreciation to the members for their assistance and 1o the patrons for their support Several guests at the dinner toured the library and compli­ mented the club on the wide range and variety of fictional, educational and children’s books available there The library Is maintained solely by the club with no charges for use by the politic. Library tag sales are held once each vear In March or April. Date ol this year's lag day will bo announced in the near future. Librarian !■ Miss Margie Banner assisted by Miss Dorn (by llralh and Charles Slew art ll|wn hour* are Tuesdays. 7-9 p. in . Thursdays, 2 | p m. anil Saturdays 9 a m un­ til 12 noon LB.........69 •‘BONELESS’1 “ ARM OUR S T A R ” 49c WIENERS . . SHOULDER ROAST 49c 59c PORK CHOPS . STEWING HENS . . $1.39 FRYERS . . . . $1.79 SAUSAGE. . 2 lb. bag 69c i. "RO U ND HONE" i. "P A M IL Y -P A K " i. Willi l b . Coupon .V The I'uriba.i- III G O LD BOND STAMPS llU p lU l I itUKl aInly thru : I IIH in 'W \ Y “ n, Man h 13 Longwood 4-H To Have Sale ny Donna Loir* The Longwood 4-11 Club will sponsor n rum maire sale Saturday, beginning at x a m . • on the grounds of the Super Vatu Market on SR Good used clothing, house­ hold mtoll's, tools, and n few item* of furniture will lie available. Assisting the club member* with their sale will be their leaders, Mra. Ju n e Roy tfn ii ivd Mrs. Hetty NLcIl. Wild Rivers Plan Before Congress 50 EXTRA With ThU Coupon A I lie I'urthaKr 1)1 "Everfreeh" POTATO G O LD STAM PS c h ip s Twin I'ak 39c (oupon Good At " T lllt lF I W VY” Only Thru Saturday, March 13 5 LRS. AVG "L E A N "W E S T E R N " PORK •■ITU It F IS H E R M E N " OCEAN PERCH . SHRIMP GREENS . . . G O LD STAM PS Good Idea j *I / ’ W OOLW ICH, E n g l a n d (U P ! ) — A new 80,000 pound < im ,0 0 0 ) V U C A youth cen­ ter hare include* special fa ­ cilities fo r bast music group* * - a sound-proof room. in <IZ. PKG. APPLES t in n z ffiD A IR Y PKGS. a A OZ. PKG. CREAM CHEESE. LONGHORN CHEESE SWISS CHEESE . = ! ^ B A K ER Y C , "K R A F T " SLICED 10 OZ. PKG. "K R A F T " SLICED N A T U R A L n nz. PKG. CAKE . . . each 49c BREAD . . . 4/85c p ROLLS . . . 2/25c| "E V E IIF R E S H " 20 OZ. LOAVES STAM PS J LB. PKG. RICE HI-HO CRACKERS PEAS . . . . r t r w v r 50 EXTRA f With This ) Coupon A The v Purrhaae Of [ 8 Lb. Rag J "Florida" ) ORANGES LB. BA G “ FRESH ’N (JHEEN” CABBAGE 2 heads 2 9 ‘ ■ STAMPS OMNI Only Thru Saturday, March I I NO. t j C A N S "U R L M O N TE " CH U NK • "S U N S H IN E " 10 OZ. PKG. “ S H U R F IN E " F R U IT 8 NO 301 C AN S I E L IM IT 1 W IT H 89.04 ORDER • IQ M -G REEN G IA N T ” 8 "G R E E N G IA N T " SPE AR S “ W A LD O R F " 4/$1.00 TOILET TISSUE . 4/89c WAXED PAPER . 5/S1.00 PLACE MATS . . 4/59c PLASTIC WRAP . 5/$1.00 FACIAL TISSUES . mm TOILET TISSUE "G R E E N G IA N T * K ITC H E N SLICED PLU S DEPO SIT TO W ELS L IM IT : I W ITH Y O F R *5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. “ Green Giant" Whole Kerarl Or G O LD BOND “SC O TT” S U P E R -A B S O R B E N T ! JU M B O R O L L ...................| .. 35c TUNA . . . . . 29c COCKTAIL 4/S1.00 NIBLETSCORN . 16 OZ. MOTTLES PEPSI - COLA CREAM CORN , GREEN BEANS . C TN. O F 6 1 U ( ASPARAGUS . 8 "GREEN G IA N T " r w ONIONS PKGS. OF t •W EIIRS" LONG G R AIN G O LD BOND 13 ° 8 9 U. S. NO. 1 “ YELLOW” K R A F T "P H IL A D E L P H IA " "E V E IIF R E S H " C IN N A M O N Lenten Service Pastor C, R. Zehnder of As­ cension Lutheran Church, Cas•elbcrry. will have as his aer nion topic, "T h e Suffering Servant of God," for today’s service.. Tha public is wcl come. WASH. RED " D E l. in o r S ' "HE A -lilt A N D " RRF.ADKD • GRADE " A " FROZEN FRYER I a i»Z. PKG. "E V E IIF R E S H " RAN A N A -N U T W A SH IN G TO N (U P h Sen, Frank Church. D-Idaho* Introduced legislation to car­ ry out the Johnson admini­ stration's "wild rivers” plan to halt man-mudn intrusions on arvnlc waterway*. Church'* bill would give pro­ tection to section* of tha Sal­ mon nnd Clearwater rivers III Idaho, the upper Green River In Wyoming and the Suwanec River in Georgia. Sections of nine other rlvera were named for possible later inclusions. "F U L L -C U T ” I'l.A . GRADE " A " I I T U P ■ Wilh Ih i. Coupon A the Purrha.r Of "D A S H ” STAM PS 3 Lb- I'kg. 73c oupon I iimkI At "T IIH IF T W A Y " Only Thru Saturday March "L E A N 'N M E A T Y " • T H R i m V A Y " TH ICK-SLICED I'KG. . lb. . lb. . lb. 2 lbs. 98c . lb. 39c lb. cup 49c . 5 LRS. AVG. PKG. "M cK K N Z IE " 511 EXTRA . I LA. GRADE " A " C U T-U P "ARM O UR S T A R " BAG 100 EXTRA POT ROAST CHUCK STEAK . ROUND STEAK . BACON . . . SHOULDER ROAST LIVERS . NO. 303 CANS 12 OZ. C AN S No. 303 Cam "C U T -R IT E " •S C O T T ’ "C U T -R IT E " NO. 303 CANS “ L A D Y SCOTT* NO. 300 CANS "L A D Y SCOTT" pkg. of 4 rolls . . 125 ft. roll . pkg. of 24 . 100 fl. roll ■ pkg. of 200 pkg. of 2 rolls 35c 29c 39c 29c 29c 29c �I a A listing in Who’s Who is one sign o f success in life. Surprisingly, though, many of those who have ac­ hieved merfibership in this rather ex­ clusive circle would never have been voted ".Most Likely to Succeed." A study o f 1,072 leaders in bus!-' ness, education and government, made by Myron S. Olson, professor of education o f the University of California, turns up the fact that the majority of these persons— all not­ ed in \\ ho’s Who in America— aver­ aged only C-plus to B grades in col­ Dick West’s "What's the Mattery Honey?" Sign Of Success lege. Four per cent were. D-minus students. Citing the study, another educator. Ronald C. Doll o f Huntcc College, notes tliat these lenders did only mod­ erately well within the narrow band o f the traditional school and college curriculum.'But later, "in the wider spectrum of life experience," they blossomed. "One wonders," he says, "what their schools might have done for them if they had provided more op­ portunities for individual interest­ finding and exploration of interests." The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U rn More in anper than in sorrow-, rt'crntly relalrrt how Conp it s * once sciittloil an Import­ ant Envprnment-finnncpft research project hy treating it as a joke. The purpose o f the study to find out why guests al a rorkt.ill party Irnd to talk louder and louder as lluparty progresses. "Progresaca" may not he exactly what a cocktail part) floes, hut you know what 1 mean. Since this project Impressed 1me as being * eomniendatde undertaking. 1 expressed hope that ii would someday be re­ vived, II nrrurred to me lha! nnr •lung I rould do for my conn trv would he to pick up thr loose ends ol the project and see d | could tie them togeth­ er Fortunately, there was a cocktail party in my neighbor­ hood that very evening. Tills pave me an opportunity to spend a couple of hours mak mg scientific observations. The first time I was able to drtcct an increase in the voice level at the parly wa.» when the hostess brought in a tray of hors d’oeuvre. 1 turned to a man near me w as New Breed "Today’s explorers are the men of science.” said Dr. K orff, "probing the sea and the earth to find new sour­ ces o f food, water and natural re­ sources so essential for survival of the mushrooming world population. It is vital to provide the means to help professional explorers, scientists ami serious researchers to best util­ ize manpower, funds and time in in­ vestigating the unknown and bene­ fiting humanity." Although there are still many hlnnk spots on the rhnps of this jetshninken world, there arc no more lush and extensive areas waiting to he discovered. Nevertheless, explora­ tion is at the greatest peak in his­ tory. Reflecting this phenomenon, the venerable Explorer's Club recently moved into new quarters in New York City and will become a central clearing house for the worldwide ac­ tivity. Speaking at the dedication of the club’s new World Center for Explo­ ration, Dr. Serge A. Korff. president of the club, noted there are more ex­ peditions afield than ever before. But while they may share the snmc spir­ it o f adventure that impelled the ear­ ly bravers o f ocean, desert, jungle and mountain, the men o f the 20th century are a different breed. Thought For Today For in much wisdom is much vex­ ation, and he who increases knowl­ edge increases sorrow.— Fed. 1:18. • * Dr. Crane s * To be conscious that you are ignor­ ant is a great step to knowledge. — Benjamin Disraeli. 19th century prime minister of Great Britain. Worry Clinic Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook W A S H IN G T O N ( N E A ) — A little-advertiicd study fin a need by the National Insti­ tute of Mental Health con­ cludes: "When a working class community is wiped out by a redevelopment project, many of the people who lived there grieve as deeply as they would over the death of a husband or wife. "The general sense of loss persists in some cases for at least two years, threatens the emotional health and so­ cial functioning of (hose a f ­ flicted and himgs an increase in mental illness." These finding* result from interview* in depth with 60(1 families who used to live in llosloli'a West End, a "stum ntra" whose apartments and small businesses wete raird to make room for redevelop­ ment. Close In half the women interviewed and more than a third of the men reported periods of sadness or depres­ sion continuing for at least six months. A fourth of the women said they were still sad or de­ pressed two years after the mole: " I frit like my heart was taken out of me." "I hud a nervous breakdown " " I lost all the friends I knew." " I always felt 1 had to go home to the West End. and even now I feel like crying when 1 pass by." The research men found:- Herald Area Correspondents Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris KM 5*34 668 4604 Altsmnnte Springs Mrs. Julia llsrtos 838-131* flemr l.*Ve-Eore»l Coy Mrs. Maryann Mile* 838-3678 l.aar Mary .Mrs. Kranrrs Wester 322-621# l ake Monro* Mrs. II. I.. Johnson 322-4722 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Msgio 365-3742 l.nnfwood Mra. Donna Esle* 838-3317 IleBsry Mrs. John [.cone 668-4883 North Orlando Mr*. Margaret Cosby 322-6795 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Osteen Mr*. CUrenre Snyder 322-4841 Genre* Mra. Jo Ann Hass 349-4873 (leirda Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 305-3160 $auf<u*d Sjeratfi Page 1-A Sanford, Florida W A I.II.I1 l it IN K im i A. lilE M in %Ol.T'II.IM-. Wed., March 10, 19G5 K IM I n i t AatuutAl# l-*111or ROT i.ltLKft Utntginf Editor B u c U tr DOm u C lljr A d v trtliL n ff VI II.LIAM S JAM* AUSTIN O u t? E d it o r M aim ar BllUEMAK K| n tK D re. projects some times the uprooted people would benefit from slum clearance ami forced returnlion— in that it would give them '*n opportunity for ad­ vancement' ( integration into the urban niidille-clns way of life!. "Eor the majority of the families investigated, this as­ sumption has not been borne out by the present study or by similar studies elsewheie " I ’nliki* most residents of middle - class communities, most West Enderi . . . en­ joyed group life. *'A family's living includ­ ed not only the family's apMitment, hut also the apartment house hallways and the street It.-laMvr* often lived nearby. frequently in the *»me I.lidding friend* wire all aiouml ami people were ft-trvei illoppltlg ill '" "The residents o f *n nrra like It stoti's West End . . . look oil it not as a slum . . . but ms home." It meets the physical and cultural needs "better in most cases than any of the communities to which relocation projects force them to move." These investigators con­ clude that slum clearance men must lesrn thst — The general standard of housing in an area may not he as important us the hum­ an nr ighbur liru-ss in deter­ mining whether a community is a desirable place to live. — W hen t h e y d r s t r o y ■'slum” building, they niuy he destroying a very important, helpful mol wurm social ay*. Um us. well The research men suggest that Instead of tearing down alums, it might he better tin some ruses unywHyr to re­ habilitate them in such a way III at the present resi­ dent i can afford to continue livin,* there ulnr So ia Ilhi ' s (hr miiswi i^‘ <iirl». henuty t» only »ktn deep, hiit charm iron to Onvery core of your pci Borntlit> lleuuly ir dentroyed hy wiinkles hut charm ir not a f­ fected hy them! |leiiut> can catch the eye of h Don Juuri who tnny $rrow r i MKr wilt* ^oor>!« atuart PHOMI 141 |41l 133 lost ROBINSON O d ANDO. HA. e JA Y C K E S FERTILIZER SALE SATU R D AY. MARCH 13th Wheeler JC fi-G-fl 25r; Organic 50.Dll per 100 His., Delivered To Your Door Plume Orders Heing Taken NOW I Cull 322-.TIN 1 — 0 n. m. to 5 p. m. rilOCKKDS TO ---- - Jaycee's Community Projects play for the beauty queen at the patty., but learn t*» toss smiles rind verbal homptetJi to the timid wallflowers, Then you tint only win their platitude, but often pli Ilie the hcaul y ipti*«*ii who yets sun felled hy the « enstiint BIfOlVl'IH uf l i l t e 11tintsc cion* 1nif her way. *n she will often lew pond to the ehallen^e of \our appnient indif fcicnee. So sind for the ‘J Odpoint “ Tests for Svv* i thearts,'* m i * i h*smu n lone stumped, re­ turn envelope, jdiis Jci eents, find l«*fi in the serf et s of real * Im ?m' ( \|ti(o* write I it Dr. t'r.ine in cate of this new*pitp*r, emlo'inir ■ lone 'tamped, itdilres'ed e nt el* ope and .*11 rent** tit rover I « |*i11iiu a ii(I pr titi it*m * nsi* when >oil 'eitil for one tsf Ills hook let - ? FALSE'TEETH w HURT...SUP .this Amtilng • 'l Soil Cushion Jk— placed h*ra vk Hiias oivi von A TICHT FIT FO R R EA l COMFORT! on toun w o o l r £20 back DENTAL CUSHIONS S P EC IA L N O T IC E! ' i n .hi **|( » ^ Of y;* 'i n .mi y' W B LU MaahanlcAl L d lt w r BELLI urban iiuaiiaaa E d it o r JID 1 N ia i| fr Ad* annuauis Dir actor 1 JUUABUM UUltlft r iB l.t t U K R • R ratn l IIUIICKI ALUX A* HUH i* iiiim iK M iiit t : 11A I I I I I A \U U ilila tlo i newal reason of West End residents, said •he study, "placed Die high > st Value not on success ns measured Try income or o c ­ cupation toil oil Sociability and ft lehiUine* * .'1 I fiasrlh erry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5046 "Proponent* Polly makrs Ihr ronimon Sexually infatuated and hn\e rrror of InnBKur* * h o runn temporary affair with you. (u*r “ b f i u l j f " * ilh I itut charm is what keep* a "charm.” llrnuty * !«> » cm husband devoted to you for thin rnrih am! i* t-nfnmhrd oil years, even though you in our KNiu. hut 'Vhicrm” become irmy and wrinkled, tiwH utlh it* lo hr a it’n and stooped ami fiail. [irntiftMy ill urnr jik our "Hut, Dr. Ciiirie.'* Ptdly ile **tradrmarV up there. So tnnitdeil, '"how run 1 ai-4|tiire ■riirn ihr art of real rhnriti. ( harm ?,f Send for the MS* re I hear I Well, with din* i *-' p o t t*» Ti " Iii’Iom . « omnctic ntds and ' " f t hand* CASK V i ::t p.dly / . m: ns per the nt«nlctu d'tt iycul rti li», mu unhappy hiuh iidverti.Remeril!*, ciatm i* md schonlui ineiely the M i n t total of th**s« “ U r. i ‘t iitif," ^h** l»i*jjnn, “ I lo.'iin tic assets. fee! rhcnl* d, f i 1 am not m I 'harm w ill he with you mvinhin^ hi out \ nftei the L'rHVi tirid piohi*hl\ “ And I hfit *hy um! t i ve ns the distil1 »e\i- "trade moujRV hv rifitm . that h"y * mink” hy wdiich we shnll ?*-. hv Mom look at me. " LT111/e our 1nv * d imen in *'If «mlv I weie pn tty iu«d heji\ ell ill wo f i 'on n. ell Ithy hotnr, 1 or t ton m pot tin us In psy then Id hi popuSiM * tm■t*•c \ 11: in a * i t11111nI mj11■ " ( l i l t # I riiine (1**111 'the leu an*l refers to tint nud uTotiE Bitif* of the 11mi mid kindtiliepM. n iciiily mule find whu not horn lenutiful." 4 eh* e* \ word of ptiiisr, A c tu a lly , i it \i ch illi: hemilv I ' l i 1' < mid fiien 1 should dot* not pforhne popuhi lit v ' i . nil LfVHihiiile *'o' io**1 ic \ jfi.fMl 11sol. me k'»i I v 111 **’ i I* h |T 1MRlil! til 8 wlltlpl \ t r a il hi lin t i n at the *itil**it » i " at !•* ‘ t as th« I rmin' hut tjrih"** 'h* i* chat mu *• Le t 11,* i mil ptetijf • her |£tM»d louL w cun minr h* r S. t. .4- h >**»4f \*Hlit * "I ds to hr ii loiled lift*'! **ro’ i 141 ** l>* * f y blf ' **f I •>li* 'I A *t.| |‘ hi fo*t I’ MiiriM • a* Hit* t • i'vi i y h(*d\ ji >Mttlid jhi a ill v**U t* iD a p I * |»h .»'♦ % i '• ♦ '* !* ( Iiiii'lli'l % r*f tut *.t t i p ’ U r *o/ i ld*t* i s ( a o i pi i hr a illy m n l r*ti* tit * ’'ii l* * 11111"*■•*■I%. for s sto fie *1 S- i f h Arf*t* ill r n iv e t'il \ It f "'ll M 1lllii Ilf "sl|f'M llin* tinto Intel 'hrnh' Ij ’Htw in nf\ i riin.'' i o m ji 1 i in r ti l I hut fill mi l > i if f !* r I ii'i’tl ltJ*C lh« ) ' i'iit ( tIt* shy. lonely folks um “ (ifi* •'1.11*’“ leil a . 14cl i • mi ntnl Inippy lit \mit ‘ fir * tnrie1M they uouhl i o-lo'i jm in then pieseilce. 1111111n. “ we * tin *'U* jiiit* 11•1v' d-m’t make ii direct he*>ii1'e of OUT looku, hilt lh*’t) the h*»\ f.ilU to call us foi a m *i olid date, **m S o h it t *2* the m a tte r? \\ « have checked o ff hnlttonn* and ' Ht t * ami iill thoM* ad ­ vertised M umldiriK hlockn. ^Hut itfill w« are not p**p- and said, "Y ou seem to be ’ arrangement of "Th e Whiffen* talking louder Ilian you were poof Song." Then it escalated a frw minutes ago. Would you alarmingly. I mind telling me why7 " The volume w as W th rr aug­ "Not al a ll," he rcplfed. mented by Eddie Milliner's de. "It's because the lady next to eisinn to demonstrate hows me Is eating stuffed celery." The next big Jump In the murh a lampshade resembled decibel count came when Sam his wife's new hat. Teak output came right aft. Puttrrfinger spilled part of Ills manhatt.m on Mildrrd er the first female guest dr* It developed that Wringer's dress Mildred gave parted. a little scream that gave Mrs, everyone had been dying to Rtdlrrfinger 'be wrong im­ discuss whether the material pression o f what had happen­ used In a certain part of her ed. blouse was really transparent. These findings may not bo Once the voire level rose In that plateau, it remained there conclusive hut thpy do provo until Herman octave went tn one point- It takes more than the piano and began picking Congress to halt the march oC cut his celebrated one-llngrr science. JSupt H I L L V IN C K 9 IT Staff Photographer ALL SALE PRICED ITEMS SHOWN IN THE TABLOID INSERT IN TODAY’S SANFORD HERALD ARE AVAILABLE AT BOTH STORES IN THIS AREA! Sign of free gasoline? l*jL*llahad daily aaoapt Saturday. Sunday and Chrlatmaa; pub* habad Saturday proceeding Chrlatmaa. I U M L U I I ‘ 1 IO S lla m a M ATES D * lle * ry Ity Mall Its weak **• » * . * • X M J S 0 1 .L C Q l S i r U. 4 FasWl H.aulatia ra il I* sdesac*. S LL O TU KM M A IL n i l * 1 Test M l I M u sibs I I I ( U o . t ll I N 1 Maatk* 111 I Maalks l.M 1 Meslk l.M 1 Meslk raside *11 Mail s a b . t i e s * b. I t •• i Tear \w- j b . 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Cm* !•*•<*• 1)20 00 188 00 22000 31200 432 00 592 00 M cCR0RY’S 74 UcrthBy l 700 It 00 1J00 taoo 24 00 3200 i 105-9 EAST FIRST ST. SANFORD Could be, but we admit frankly—even proudly—thero’H a catch to iL Red Ball Service-exclusive with Atlantic—ia no good that if your Atlantlq Red Hull dealer ever forge la lo clean your windshield, weather permitting, or offer to check your oil, your gasoline purchase is free! 1 bo ’ So the Red Hall Service sign could mean free gasoline, but the catch we're proud of is that your Atlantic Red Bull dealer ncivr forgets. Well, hardly ever. LOANS UP TO $ 6 0 0 ■--------- A N D ----------- FAMILY riN A N C I SERVICE, INC* of Sanford 110 South Magnolia S t r e e t ......... .. ,FA 2 4612 SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY Tha Atlantic Refining Company, 1974 Talleyrand Avanua, Jacksonville, Florida 32206 , ) f rV *1 * I �ttlje ftantnrB Pag* 2-A— M a rc h 10, 'fiB ^rr«lft (OsuoUt Obbij.: DEAR A nHV: One partlrulnr letter In your column caught my ey*. It concern* e«J a 23-yaar-old girl who had been , married /or alx year*, had two children, hat­ ed her huahand, and waa drifting unhappily from ona affair to another. I couldn't help but wonder if that will be me In another three yeara, if my marriage laata that long. 1 am not quite 20, have been married three yeara, hare two darling children, and a wonderful huaband who doesn't drink, gamble or run around. Ile'a a ateady worker and givea me hla whole pay check, yet 1 can't realat other men. What la wrong with m at I don't need aex. To tell you the truth, I don't even en­ joy It with my own hua­ hand. Can you help me? By Abigail Van Buren "R O T T E N 1NBIDE AND FEEDING O U II.T Y ” D EAR "H O T T K N "i If you were really "rotten," you wouldn't be "feeling guilty." Nor would you have written to me. You need more help than I can give you In a letter. I f you can't afford to aee a psychiatrist, go to your Family Service Aaaociatlon. They have qual­ ified counaelora who ere ex­ perienced In helping people with problema like youra. I f you don't aeek profeeaional help, It will indicate that you are fighting it leaa and enjoying it more. • • • D EAR AB B Yi I have been a ahoe ealeaman for over thirty yeara and have aold m o a l l y high-priced ahoea. I can tell you there IS a ahoe for every worn- D EAR ADDYi Am I the only mother In the world who objecte to alumber parIlea ? Partita are fine, but I like my children home in thalr own bade when the party la over. However, it aaema the only kind o f partlea given for 12-year-old glrta nowadaya are alumber partlaa. 1 am rapidly be­ coming the world'a moat un­ popular mother becauaa I am agalnat them. What la your feeling on alumber partial T DISCOURAGED D E AR DISCOURAGED: I f you know the family with whom your daughter la going to apand tha night, and kre allured that the party will be properly cha­ peroned, there la nothing wrong with an occasional alumber party. It mnkea youngatera feel "grown up" — and when they feel grown up, they are more Inclined to behave that way. C O N F I D E N T IA L TO M A R V IN II. IN O N AW A, IO W A : I aee nothing ob­ jectionable about the offthe ahoulder, drape-type -portrait!, with a little pearl dangling down. It'a the expoaure o f cleavage that of­ fend* mo in the graduation portrait o f a high achool girl. • • • Problema? Write to ABBY, Do* 09700, Loa Angelei, Calif. For a peraonal reply, encloae a itamped, ielf-addreiaed envelope.. • • • Hate to write iettera? Send ona dollar to Abby, Box 09700, Loa Angelei, Calif,, fo r Abhy'a- booklet, ''H O W TO W R ITE L E T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCA­ S IO N ." On By0sWfl,dJacoby (Jjacoby The unlucky expert h id NOITB .. IP eausbl roe unwarei and wea As pouring out hla troublei to V A I 7I I I me. He etarted with, "There ♦ J» ought to be a law agalnat 46111 booka ilka that Official Ency­ SAIT clopedia of Bridge." A Nona A 10X7632 This remark Interacted me V K Q J t ¥101 0 76 to auch an extent that tnatead ♦ 109541 *1014 Of running away like a beaten 4 Q J 6 7 SOUTH (D ) army, 1 replied, "Why? It'* a 4AKQJB4 moat valuable book." S ▼I« He replied, "Why? I'll teU AKQI AX you why. Both vulnerable " I waa lining Eeat and with both aidea vulnarable picked leath W n i Nartk Keel Pan 3 N.T, Feat up ona of my normal xaro- 2 4 4N.T, Pan • ♦ Paaa' point handi. When South open- • 4 . Pace Pam Paaa ad with two apadea I had only Opening teed— V K one hope. South waa Joe Doaka and In addition to be- might wind up in apadea whare being one at the worat player* my alx trump* might manage In the club, Joe like* to play to defeat him "Sure enough he.did bid alx tha hand and 1 felt tbit he 1: U ).JP an'a foot If ehe will only concent to buy It. The trou­ ble with moat women la they refuee tn buy the alia ahoe they need. I have made more enemlta and loat more aalea becauaa I have auggrated that women wear a larger alie. I am convinced that moat etyle-conacioua women who complain that the new atyle ahoea are "killin g" their feet, have their braina In thalr feet. OLD SHOE DOG D EAR DOG: Count me Ini My “ braina" are killing me.- And, furthermore, my feat don't" grow to a point — and neither doee my head, a a a .JA c Her Idea of con venation lx to keep up a steady stream of chatter, heavily punctuated with "1 ". If poaalble, her goal ia to prevent anyone else get­ ting a word In. She has a knack for notic­ ing and commenting on those thing* others prefer lo have go unnoticed, and reminding other* of things they would rather forget No matter, how good an­ other person’* fortune ahe ran unerringly find something wrong with the picture and I>olnt It out. leal the other per ton feel too satisfied or happy over hla good luck. (jJ o trU M 10-11 p.m. CBS. Tha Danny Kay* Show. Danny has enether CBS star a* hla guest tonight, Jim Nabora. A fter opening with "Fin# And Dan­ dy," Danny and Jim, In hi* Gomar Pyl* rola, do a akatch on an International apy try­ ing to get military aacrata from a Marins private. You may racognlia "Bonanaa" tn tha second skit. In which Dan­ ny plays fat daddy and Jim it hla coddled son. Musically Danny haa tha Oscar i’ alaraon Trio on hand, and Jim, who baa a pleasant vole*, alng* "Sw an**." Danny also doss a taka-off on Leonard Barnataln as orchestra leader Bruno W alnut 1:80-1 p.m. CBS. Mr. Ed "Ed'a Diction Teacher." I f you can Imagtn* poor Mr. Ed con­ vinced ha'* going to b* don* away with and atuffad, you'll understand tha severity c f tha ahock which causes him to begin speaking twisted and backwards. There'# a wonder­ fully funny acana at the end which find* n diction teacher trying to atraighten out Ed'a a peer h, without realising hla pupil la a horse and hia re­ action when he notice* Ed la a howl. 1:80-9 p.m. NBC. The V ir­ whole thing. "M y partner opened the EDYTH THORNTON M cLEO D "In March my hair becomes "A r* ruble* worn much king of hexrii. Joe weot up dreadfully dry and Just looks now? I hav* an old nacklace with dummy'* ace and then like hay. What can I do about of thara and 1 think they ara proceeded to go Into one of this condition?— R ." valuable, but I have navar He careful when rinsing a f­ those brown studies. . worn them. My red hair la "Then the brown study turn- ter a shampco, and t>e doubly now white and red looks good ad Into a aoioloquy. Ha mum- aure that all aoap or sham­ poo ia romjved. Use cosmetic on me.—Jen " blad, 'I think 1 remember.' Why not have a jeweler look "H e played the five of oil on the scalp and "ca rcia " apadea from dummy. I follow­ your hair with a bit of tlx at the necklace; he ban tell ed with the ilx and Jo* played cosmetic oil on your finger you Its worth. Of course, any the nin*. Thl* amaxlng pity tips. Thia gives aheen and jewel la In fashion ao do wear gave him hla contract and I keeps the h ilr from "fly in g ." them NOW! had to aak him how ha hap­ March ia alwaya a difficult " I want to learn to play hair month. pened to think of It. golf because my husband h n "M u it one use the same gone mad xliout the gam* "H e replied, 'It'a the third example hand under eult com­ perfume as a spray mill, since his retirement. He's bination* In tha encyclope­ which I like alter my bath?— never at home. Would I have Nellie.” dia.' " to have special clothes to wear Sometime* they harmonire for golf? I am sixty.—G. W ." beautifully, but sometime! one Good; learn and have funl fragrance "k ills " the other. Wear a wide skirt in tweed or Try for a matching perfume linen aa the season Indicates, and mist. and a blouse and aweiter. Gat you don't take her advloe " I am forty and have large attractive colors. You need you’ll be aorry. hips, a small bust and narrow proper golf *hoce. Culottes aro When things go wrong for ahoulder*. I must have a cas­ wonderful, also! someone else ahe la alwaya ual outfit What do you think Tomorrow — Hair! the one who saw it coming all of l sweater blouse in navy and* a red, green and gray along. o m i u u r\ C ^ She usually leaves you feel­ plaid skirt, with, perhaps, a R ID E -IN T H E A T R ing vaguely dliiatlsfled with Jacket in navy wool’ —Ada L. The outfit* sounds smart, yourself, no matter how hap­ T « 6 i l l * Only py a frame of mind you were but since your hip* are largo, cA ni.tm t p a m m t i : the plaid skirt would add to in when you cam* together. • U R ' H K AO 4 1 u n i . l M the large effect. What ahoul In ( avlavr — A t l l f l H \ X Who is she? a soft, diffnaed atrlpe or a A HI n r i l l l K Y IIUdAHT She la the woman who it Plus ml »'1A totally lacking in charm and blend tweed for the skirt and * **T H4 VH I * M A P » graclouincas Her number the jacket? Or more becom­ H « r f I.iB r a a la r teems to he Increasing as life ing still, have a plain skirt 1‘r H r l i U t r r k become* muni hectic and com­ with a striped Jacket and the A Kirk l)«H6|laa sweater blouse lo match the petitive skirt " I have Inherited a very oldfashioned mink coat It’a long. In very good condition, but un wearable now Could Ihta coat 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. Dick Van be made into something, but Dyka Show "Bupklaa." Poor very inexpensively?— G II " L A S T D AY Rob. An ax-war buddy twinYea, it can; look over the 12 dial him out of tha lyrics to ads in the most exclusive AC AD EM Y A W A R D N O M IN A TIO N S a rock V roll song called fashion magaiines . and you R IC H A R D "Bupklaa" w h i c h (a bad will find ads for remaking fur enough to b* tha m l thing. In coats in New York. It's inex fact. It'* ao bad, It and* up as pensive and vary good. You PETER a monay-makar and Rob does­ send tha coat by mail, n't know how to handle tha HAL WALLIS' situation. Tha moment of truth Is alm oil a moment of horror aa Rob mast* another ivMAvniok; n w c c H O F war buddy and laarna soma STARTS TOMORROW additional facte about tha A BI’ BCTACLK — A D V E N TU R E OF con artist. Thar* are aom* A N C IE N T ROM E! vary funny bite, but thara'a bean to much ado about rock 'n' roll on T V * situation comadisa lately. It'a tlm* tha aubject was dumped. 9-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movi*. "Tha Catered B O V ^ . ’^ B O A ffe lr ." This 1966 film, baaed on a Paddy Chayefaky play, stare Batte Davla, Emaat Borgnlna, Debbie Raynolda and Barry Fltsgarald. Mlaa Reynold* and her fiance want a email wedding, but her mother, (M ill Davla), want* a big catered affair to make up for past privation* and to Imprest tha neighbor*. Pop You'll enjoy the aurprialng (Ernest Borgnine) goes along variety of delicious foods and with the daughter, and before the fa it, courteous service at the long all tbs relatives have Trade Wind* Cafeteria located nr*t taken sides. to the theatre In the Seminole l'laaa ■4 Shopping Center on U.8. 17-92 be­ tween Sanford and Orlande. Tender, puma meats, garden-freah vtgelabias, appetising salads and your fa ­ vorite pi* or caka. 10'r Wjryljnd On Tuesday evening*, we offer a 10os. New York Sirloin Strip rooked to your order for only 79e. Thursday IIISBURG night la Family Night with free des­ serts for all. Saturday night is Steak '*00 H Blvd Night — a big, V-lb. T-Ucne ateak cooked to your ordar for only 81.00. 50 FOOT f INCH DIAMETER TV Time Previews ginian "Tlmharland." (Color) Instead of ahaapman va. cat­ tlemen, in thia 90-mtnuta epic, it'a tha ed the ilighteat lntereat in the S AN FO R D O N LY! : By Ruth Millett Her compliment* don't please, for they ars alwaya limited and grudgingly liven She accepts invitations with a doubtful "1 gueaa 1 can make it" acknowledgement. She feels free to aak any queHinn that popa Ihto her head, no matter how peraonal. She never soften* her opin­ ion* with " I believe. . . " or " I may be wrong. , ." Instead, every peraonal opinion it se* forth a* an in­ disputable fact. She can, and doea, offer advice on every kind of sub­ ject—always as an author:!)-, and ahe assures you that if (HighlightA xpxdei and not only did I fall to double, I never even ihow- lumberman va. tha rancher*, with a dlth of Ro­ meo and Jullat thrown In for those who claim T V ain't doin' right by them Intellectually. T h a outdoor-eroaaad lovers *r* played by Martin Mtlnar and Joan Fraaman. 8-8:30 p.m. ABC. Patty Duka Show '"D o n 't Monkay With Mendel." Howavar that title may atrlk* you, It's ganatie in origin. It's tha old bremid* about finding tha right huaband .fanatically so a* to Inaur* tha brilliance and good look* o f tha child. Pat­ ty's on tha prowl and natural­ ly har boy frland Richard doesn't manure up. Har vic­ tim la a aubatltut* taachar, played by Robart Goulat, a substitute actor. H* gate out of this allcky situation with the help o f a white rabbit. 8:30-9:30 p.m. Shindig. Why Tony Rannett should alng hit wonderful version of "W ho Can I Turn To When Nobody Need* Me" on thia hour of juvrniie bedlam only a pay. chlatrist could figure out. in any event, it'a an rails of quality in an hour of drivel. BURTON O TOOLE LIM IT ONE PLEASE, ITH YOUR PURCHASES OF $10.00 OR MORE! PUBLIX . . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! 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Boneless R olled Boston Butt) plus 10 0 stam p s w ith coupon G re e n B e a n s 5 *1 Grope Juice 5 ‘ceNee.# c Waa* Sport* Wleceniln Chaaia Bar Mild , 69* Pepsodent Tooth Brush! ( limit ) P A R K LA N E A SSO R T ED FLA V O R S THURJ., FRI., JAT., MARCH I I , 12, I I , 19(5 Sporla, i :s i io | 00 4 24 4 SO 1:00 A■ Tht World T u r a i M U ' ,N**via i Mt»m * ii t of Truth l*ap* word Plump hi th# Wind Th* Iioetora ( i t Day In I'otiri ( 4 • Art tJnkl*ttar i 9i A 1U’ N f r i ( 91 Uatiaral llo*plt*| l i t To T*ll Th» Truth ( I t Anoih*r World t li *' 11K NrW» i * i Th# T«»unf Marrlada i l l Tht KdSP nf Nl| k L (Ji T mi Don't H*y ( 9 t TraUnia#i#r tit JS#r r #i Nlnrm i l l Tit# M<* tth da nil « 2 F Nih‘ N f * > H*|»orl 11) IJncla W alt ( 2 1 It #i-i f»f Ur ouch® CJi ftis# h u nt (21 W «11■ K i n o ( I ) Hu* kUharry ICound (91 N f « i , yporu, Waa* »h*r (21 Nawacooa ( I i l*#a$• ft To B a a * * f D el M o n te E x tra -L a rg e LIMIT I P LE AS E WITH P U R C H A S E S P ru n e s • • • . OVER .75 YE A R S IN S P E C T E D H E A V Y W E S T E R N BEEF D e l M o n te T a n g y T o m a to s p e c ia l C a tsu p . . . . 4 I O O i i m 3 I O O Prune Juice Jft[ Green S lam p i o Likky'a Canned l limit I pieaaai Pumpkin ........ 4-5 Ik. ion tlrn Relied <—> “ I lb 69c c> ft-grt- Uanii II- i t ii CORNED BEEF 3 kata. * > \°A 10' Royal RW Saakeye 1 Red Salmon 59* Halai '57 Variety Mushroom Soup Ml GN ireen Stamps^ 4i« teseiR m4 bw^om *6 Ift#)#*”#. FLF, t»i#** Luncheanl TarRiv'i Au*rt«d Sliced CH A SE & SAN BO RN A U G R IN D S COFFEE 100^ 100 1-lb. Traaiwra lala P&D Shrimp .. I Vi-lb bog $1.89 59< LIMIT 1 P LEAS E W IT H P U R C H A S E S OF S5.00 OH MOHE pUjuuuuuuuuuuuuuuufl lO O ^ a Y S lO p TOwam Jn l O ro o n S ta m p s at* tua amammi mnkaaea* ANY TYFI GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR mmhm Sat- Man* SS- ttaa ' [\cxjuuuaacvxxjuoouuu^ ,j 7 69< 66' s p e c ia l •sgifw lei-. MercFi 11. I N I ■ a m a n - ah ..* u . aaaa c • efotett produce lane • Lunch Moots . 3 6 -os. pkgs. 87c Jfl{ Green Stam ps tie BEEFSNEEDS LKS OOOKINGTIME! TA STY S W IF T S PREM IUM Lady Ratty H.alrMu) Boston Butt Pork Roost At Firal A 1‘ almatto (Alnngaidc old poat office) S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M P R O T E N G O V 'T . OF $5.00 OR MORE O ro o n S ta m p s •eyer at* tie amaaa mi awAaaa ah Aspirin To blots CRISP WESTERN ICEBERG Lettute 2 & 29c Haw Fla.Ida Rad Rlwa Potatoes Sweat Waatara Catla-Fmkad C arrots.... Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford ,o ,b 7 9 , JW Ga kr Lea ea mn . a8t af. 4a wmd p s Sousa g o ............................. Ib. 49 c ■am s*u uva> u. aaaa • Tile Pianoa * Itcntnl Ilcdn Taka *M sham tad kw aaaaaa balow), add kaataaa *Nk baakata at fifta aad lafaraiataaa eboat Via aty. kUr ba taauma katyataMy. aad m l bava a saaaraaa aad dati|ht*d aatcama. Jeat HOURS: THURS-, FBI., 1-Ib. pkg. 7* - • :<>• Seminole Plaza, Casselberry A pples.............49* iO w w .Y m S Q • Carpctd • Furniture MON.. T l'K S .. WHO.. SAT.: R:10-7:00 Ciiiy New lagiead Certtend l a in'a Pramlam Aaera-Smekad 100-ct. bot. 79c C h u c k S t e a k s “>5 9 P o t R o a s t . . “>5 9 c c R o u n d R o a s t “>8 9 S h o r t R i b s . • “>3 9 c G r n ' d B e e f 3 “»$1 47 Sanford Furniture Co. I10URS: • - », MON. - SAT. JW O r o o n S t a m p s akO taaamaaaaadaaO.ua* Ib. 69c Mm O ir a s o G re e n S ta m p s akO Ala aaaaaa aad awAaaa a* Harmaa'a Famaaa Or nate-lead Wlonors ................. . Ib. 59c ■ a m sat., s a w u . aaaa POOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOO Virginia ratroaki P. O. Uoi 111* Sanford t’hjllla Ruganataln FA l - U I I Lake Mnry Flora Norrla TK #-111* B. Seminole Mildred Haaty til-SCSI Deltona Mnry C.lUnge Star Lake SIS-MIT Sophia Hainan l*] �I Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE Pare 4-A—March 10, ’65 By Galbraith S ID E G LA N C E S Thnraday, Mirth 11. 19M GENERAL TENDENCIESt U ntil mldaftemoon very an­ noying influences cen be, In effe c t and moat everyone that life la playing trick In aoms way that cannot N gotten rid of. But I f you maintain self • control, until that time, the late after­ noon and evening become ex­ cellent fo r almost anything you want to put across re­ quiring adeptness. A R IL S (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) Matters at home may not be quite ideal during AM, but to­ night you are able to take right steps to ameliorate. Avoid long-standing troubles by Ignoring Individuals con­ cerned. Wake upl T A U R U S (A pr. 50 to May 20) Correspondence may not I. q to your liking nor what­ ever else cornea up In AM , but after 3 PM, all goes bet­ ter. Gat reports, etc. correct­ ed. Don't neglect hobbles in the evening. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) Finances may be a little bit difficult during the day, but later you have to concen­ trate on new outlets for greater abundance. Assist othrrs with their Ideas. You ben­ efit, also. MOON C H ILD R E N (June 22 to July 21) Matters o f im­ portance may not be going so well as you wish, but be pa­ tient and everything gets bet­ ter later. Don’t love your tem­ per over personal issues. Re­ main calm and you win out. LEO (July 22 to Adg. 21) Trivets anxieties need some thought and quick action to­ day, so be sure to carry through with forrsight. Get problems out o f the wny with ideal dispatch. Evening fine for enjoyments you prefer. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Better to carry through with work at hand during the dny since sociability is not really possible until evening. Don’ t get Involved in some other person’s serious prob­ lem. Remain aloof. I.IIIR A (Sept. 23 to Oct. 221 Matters may be pretty difficult nr tense for you In the outside world during dny, but tonight trouble will peter salt. Do nothing to jeopardise good name. Strive for more good will from others. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nnv. f i t Fmsll tasks must he flu ished during the day, so plsn to look Into new plans in the very eaily part of the eve­ ning. Don’t get into operation ns yet. He well infonned first. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nnv. 22 to Dec. 21) Venting your ire on n rinse tie is not wise at this time. Gel rid of that problem and ail is well Inatead. Day may he quite trying hut to­ night is rnlm ami happy CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to .Ian. 20) You will get almost nowhere in endeavoring to talk over future plana with associates In AM. Evening is heller time. Dig up the data ntrciaary during epare time. AIJU AHIU8 (Jan. 21 In Fab. 10) Complete concentra­ tion upon what you have to da Is necessary during the day if you ate to produce as much as you want to. Get regular dutiea completed. Evening lirlnga better system Into foc­ us. PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) Kecrratlon will not lie very satisfying during the day, ao await tha PM when others are more receptive to your Ideas. Get beauty and rbarrn improved. Be gsy to­ night. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN T O D A Y , he or the will he one uf those extremely sensitive yuung people who quickly will get Involved with the emotions if you, ai parents, do not make sure to have the right playmates around early In life, and plenty of them, so that social graces can be learned. Then there can be a fine career here In aalea work or social service and Uta like. Give religious training. ‘T h e Stars Impel, thry do not compel." What you make or your life la large* ly up to YOU I Carroll Rlghter'a individual Forecast for your aign for April is now ready. For your ropy send your bfrthdata and I I . 00 to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Rox 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. , <« r* r- 1“ r~ i r- T“ i r- ITIT ii ii ir L. it II Ir1 1 iz ii 11 I a M m * • X ■ Will Defend NEW YORK (UPD—Middle­ weight champion Joey Glardello agreed to defend hie title against tha winner of Friday night’s fight between Dick Tiger of Argentina at Madison Square Garden. ^ II r ■ 44 It r IT m a * JT *| T HJ M w _ >1 ■ �r i-! * _________ ■ , ________ W ant Ads A re Community •Conversation — U I jf & tnfnrh fftra lfc , March 10, '65— Page 5-A 1. Loot & Found High V-h™!T Ring. Initial* J ftV. II. Intldt. Reword- t’ h. JJI-JI5*. LOST] Bragl*. email rhlld'a p*t. n > i H rail 122-0111 II*ward. ‘i . Personals o y o u h a y * a drinking problam. Wri t* F. O. Dux t i l l . Sanford. SEMINOLE LODGE n u r p ix g and CONVALESCENCE RE fID EN C E R O. Rot * 4SO, Sanford. Kim. 100 SOUTH RA T Aft'E Ph. 131-4714 OUR heartfelt Thank* for r " u r art* of ktndn*ee and for Ih* m*ny floral eontrlhutlr.n* r » c»l** d durlns our r«e*nt b*raavtmant. Mrs. U M. Triford Jr. John l . Talford l.urln* Trlford Mra. Earl Dne*»y Mr* W. K. Vlhlrn * I with to Thank all of my frlrnds for lha many c»rde. Elowrra. Vlalli and Kindnrsav* shown to me durlns . tny confinement In Orange • Memorial Hospital - ______ Oeot^e A. Stlna__________ HAmtTuTra^^Tjity N ook. • oft vceter, evening •pp‘t». jn| Ho Qak 122- 5 7 4 1 - ______ Cnrc NA N N IE S K I D D I E CARE. Ltrenned Ntiree ry, open 2 4 future 7 day* a, werk. 2440 8 . - •tK. ||l«ltlL F H A - V A HOM ES 24 . Well Drilling 11 IT._____________________________ \VKJ,IJ* imtl.l.UD, PUMPS S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS All Types e n l Sites AV. R . p .lr e.td S e r v L . STI NE Supply M.c hln . and 107 W. tnd SI Co. lll-llll 111. Poultry - Liftexlttck Stud ItO ID. Speciitl Notices ewnlntr ur B uy ing’ — 8 *e ua! A • 1 P A W N SHOP !01 Orlando I t . . 222 - I 2TO Adding Machine a - Typewrlteia Halii - Iicntm1e llrpair* F o W F l . L N U F FIC K .HUFFLT Income Tax Ueturna 11 Tegra E*p*rl#nce Cell t.erre^r W tit lame. Flv# Foinie 112*7*41 HIT' MING I *1 'NT Ktfle A Pewn Shop luftin* yn any thing «»f 1* value I9Ik Sanford Ave.* !12* * fill G A N AS Day Camp begin* June 14th , Lake Gulden For In­ formation .all l i t : * l l . Frad * Onn I a IK U N I V E R S A L M E DIU M for fettlnff thlnga done - . Claeaifled Asia' Dial l l l - l l l l or 4SS &IXI In South Seminole and put one lo work for y_gu_' Services OFFER ING A s r n c iA I . SER­ V ICE 7 Mor. then 40.000 i . . d .re eee The Hertford Hereld cieeelfled sde dally Btiee as low ee 14c per line per dey' - Dial 111-1411 nr 411-4*11 end place your *dl ^SlC K - ROOM ~NEEDS tYhaal Chair*. VValkifi, **en#* « h Crulche* for rant or «it* — F r aarrlpitun* at L* o w r • t * Frlce* lM»r«unt 10 pi pie * nver 41 A all service P#r*--n n*L ' ’heck our prlree F A t ST DRUG STORE Free Delivery I I I 0TM UG A Carpet Claenlng • s II — 1| sd. Fra# pickup A da* Kvtry Fh 111-lilt. A & H CONTRACTORS HOM U I M Pin >V KM ENTS, ROOKING. P A IN T IN G a INITIATING Financing Arranged III-IIU FOR M.wlnx Machine A Tlnor Care Sale* A Hervlev C A L L -15 111-7111. Y nir Iwical Author, lend SING ER HEW IN G C L N T E B REP COMPLETE L A W N CARE Lendecepm* Spreyln* Sodding, r.aeon ab l. raise " P H I L ! . l i l t L A W N SK ItVb'K i : 3 -:tuo . f i . r s.io p. m F ixn sn o rp ' N E W LOCATION go Er.nch »1I-4T>I Interior Decorators — D r .p .r t . e - Hllpcuv.r. . JE AN M A R C E L JDOI p'r.nth Av». Ill-lit* L P AP E RING. Draper tee * ,nl.faring 411-1011. It Pays To Use i: The H ERALD Want Ads. For the blggeet eelerll.-n of nearly n.w end u » l furnl­ lur*. e>-. N"tl'e Kurnlluir Broker.g. In C.u.lb.rry on IT->1. Open * dey. 1 to I Uavd furniture eppltencee, touU, etc. IJ uffht - 8 »M U r r r ' t Mert, 2 )& Sanford A r e I'h- 311*413? H E N K Y FOUt* u n ^ »a<d, fcVm • dvertlelns 1e Ilk** r»lnkn<« at a ffirl In the derk Y»ii know whet you’re doing but ah* dd*i»tl' < W 11.8n N MV IKK F P U N Buy — Sell — Trade i U - l l K let J2:*A*22 A F F L I ANCER. Furniture. 8 * It or trade. SSI-1441 Mlec ECHOLS UK DOING CO. Hrdd.nx a Eurnltur. AT E ACT uR Y PRICY'S' 1 t » Me. noli t l:l-e lll P E I M S ALP. t B* tr$*m l^iwe un ft n l i b e l In i i « n * r a flf t v' w n., n v» q u * l sf v I n« C el l Ball-Blair Agency Brel Estate — tneurenr* Ird A Perk Ave Itl-llll u fft Phil n:» w *3M ::i\ 204 N llealior Perk Vte ] I H 'R k . 1 IU • :» lleoiti, D ' able i t i<t<rii ,V r - ! CGTI l l l l f t f l f d , ttl*94l» H s -* |c*t a lii t u I* Im.nedit'* vV*.*uri«*»r I H l-J llt IMS’ f N’ T E R *1 rm sics in v JOHN SAVI.S AGENCY HE VI. 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S v Iu m i Is & In s t f u e l itins • 11 t'jtl fan uud#r around | *(*1 a \ a c u u n t n e a n e r s M ' f t ,n| »Y*!#tti plus antral hr * ir 1 air c**n 11•1v-i tfi* * W ANTE D 8 VNKOHD V I ' T I ’ M FV<’ It • |<r 1 • ft I n a n 1 ».*.•' i l l " | t h V | -a■M M A ru: vt t v W“ M i:v All Make* M 4. N ’ }l flown and | i ' "4 p#» t l« N » ifY Vv• l : ; •• *i 7 T r * ln f *<i 1411 B. Park Ave. month Inrun# t * i i “ ii#ulian1# V I * Ift-# OP I H*'•It th-vM ktf 43 . PlanlH, Feed?», Seedn A f * w utter thinking pvhpl# r**» 4r* k• *##ff It I? ' w ill t# ##1*4- t#4 f rft»m thla : i \i ftr. 1:2 l ' ■* e r #« T*. #pro ii lu n* * 'iR A N Q K TKKKS f r i B a I' 1*1 train ng P •' hi r *m pr#I trrin will plant In ) <ur j ar I VI Ba-h* 1 i-i ti 1 A # t 1111 l u i « l- *i* « • 3?r ■:>y >: Il [1 . ' » t * >f 4 lf| • i a i F* w Dr Dial ? ;a t 1v» 1f.*h l'n m » 1*1 !*■ haul vl "i a '» I * ■ia n Fa 1 m# a 1 T»n's * 4 t fi • I f1 * ft«! I»»*«r # p#f v 1 I n t 1 • » ' nNtarf 5ft. Mlsr. For Sale N E 4 It H h,.,.!« Ha*. A Hh.r T**tUt ’■* F 1, »ll#tlt } ♦ * t * il * ‘ Vi \ 4 \ r t K ying Attrarttv* I B*dro,-tu r a u n 1 lua'um* k#ipin* M.eonrv foe Shannon Dr , rwi^v# r K A TT A LAMIUJKT Patnta client * tat r*« nr>l* I B g nl* Pln*.r*at L -* down yav ! « % off F APT* »R Y P AIN T fi#1! Ufa-I tiff pr life *ftiurtal I Hi pH « ‘ M It Vf V Iff* r*nma met,* \ taw .1 your eonven Cil’T L I’ T. 2417 8 French If j ciu •* t» • 1't»l) mn* huu r Va" 1 * Mil *’in-‘r * alf ffi»n,t|. ■en a *4• 11j a i h" tit# « f "* 11 »*I * > if* * *1 ir t’ i lint , attic fan K KNMl fit K Kh i U i c S'..vr. 1943 f.«r (r#* f i t f », ft*# apll tu4r On* ■"* ***> l arg# cotn#r t«t Oldamofall#— B t n offer. Hire! t#»» 5100 D O V W 1 * 111 ft1 «»r wr^H# Hub Trailer IIS*«2lV K,hi 11 w m I*' n Ari'ltmv b a - f ' l H#raM B“ » l * ’ ganfor'I li*Fat '1 l H I M Si Itching Machine g •' c-d S a rn# Va# condition i “i Fh 12 ^ |a! 8 K V r IVA L Au tat a Tiding 1 A > I HD I'VI CI> Hem# II#* D-'*w« A I Jr#*# F»i* '»# 4 *#* *r p*j aitata m Ft#<Jrnr»m H*’«t»#* maila ble In r* 1 •Jf *•!•• FIANfL Wtit I tiler Spinet |4f'b all A rts* ut ganfor4. L#at u» iCKCKb 1 •1 1 1 ■ 8 • Fh. 121-1:92 Fhow y vu Areund! | It • -F 141*81 \ I’.SH |.\ 1 FT I* VI. FIA.S'O, Upr Ik lit cimlulr m *1 I I B . II K VIlMNilH Fr •• 12 #• •* Eie'.ty »#t 1# lint eontiiion Ph 32s; - 744 7 FV B T TIM F VV i •It K r < t |-*tt#rrv t# m l n ' M Foil ADDKD ISv.'OMt H#P<>v#t #0 Uk« 84a# SMITH C 9 K0 N.V Kltc uic A id f l»ot B Fark Ave Ina Mat hln* »p#c|ei thte H#!iat‘la parry or para* na. mil* I i‘* lr « c m V o « * . t«fa r*ft I I I »7tl anytlma ur fern*!* want #1 f»*r thlf w fr k 139 N » w thlpmant of fl ra e j , ]-r*d a-t. f #•• arcs ti h*n*ll# th# vi»rlil* Itehull! Tvp* w r, ti f * $3 4 *1 A Id « « r #I* • r « i L * f « hi u* It A anti h>i»a»ila •>*• YIia • th#n v«nOnff up N'u Down Fay man l 1 1e a T A L L Y 18*“ S’ ant II V D I O month. »» a1 149 4f> li k U M LT TDBFH I rhffMjfh'i ur lat • D » W K U . i»KKH’ K M I T I . Y » : k v LT d t"»i'r# In V i l * e r I V t - l l t l 104# NiterAtha *t JT.02 • si rn "l#r t i p i tu»*« taaitng N ■-r'.aala l l l - l l l l H• r-M.T u /iCKKIIA Trunke. Lug an*! -il** haul #tnff u n 1 ’ * I Br.DIVO“ V! r»M •> »: I ps-h H nt . g ' n r Terp- Sliiplriff Ba§« Will t tnr* r f * r • ’ftith »<>uf cornar lot S?t- 2 t l l A r « » y -Navy 8 ur pi ua. r vi k n i:-. ftM*tl-l>I\ 1ft*3■*\ yirp- *■»i #r >mam itry f u n f i i -1 >i 2 1 T » *|1*• Ilf 1 ‘ 1 Til, *»t ha a# IlT OVVNr.R l Kirn 2 ba'fi M M r t l l l i H EW IN G c e n t e r t • -» if 1 — I> - « » t « e l It. | ' 115 ft" .1 * ' ♦' »"aafa A * all t‘#n ir a I H*at a \ir tf*nl DU Hi. Perk Ave 411-141 I IH h tuK#n t*t#tr *1 ti * »■ atii* 1f* itm I *"# 11 leillti* ([■•<] Iff# Bhtft-I# T t##* llu t. U t r « <«. City f a r . * apart bout a * #• hi jr, fenrtd bark f a r 1. pump A, DU E TO DIVORC E. W . h . v . Could nal up to 1100 0D par •p#a U#liy b# • » er ti ■ * a t * r eye itm, Daub I# CarA Repneeeeeed Slng .r H.ltef. Fi * -# • 04I-1T1I month in ? *ir apart Mm# port* A 1g# r * u « 121 Tl?» O - Malic A ig -E.g , Lik* N.w , Thl# company will tgiend finMakes Hundred* of Fancy a nt 1a l si* at an , • to full luma Hilt. he*. Make* Automatic Jf iltalr »4 ItuMuntvIes Hew* on Out- Dot nut unawtir u ri t• #a fully tone. Blind Heme, Mono­ quattflai for fh# Mm# and •TAT4C o r FL OM Ifl V i (IMKtTYgram* Em hruldara. Darn* 1v«* #rrn» nt 4X43a. Pat,'hr*, l.lr. Aaaum. Re­ • 11Invent ** a'arfa Imma-lla1#ly TUi AttlttHELt B R O W N . maining I Pa) utanta of 4*14 • Hualft### la »*< up for you RE 1. Bum 41 Ph. Mr Hunt l ! l- T 4 lf. • W# iftrur# local Inna. BLACKWELL, SOUTH a < r aapar C A R O L IN 4 11" CON.Sol.E TV. RCA. | U • ffaUki.ff * lane# not nacaaaary Ph 341-1144 TOP A R E IIKUKH T NOTI J I A 0 l«» K .r personal lnt#rirl#w In your E I ED tha* * f a v r e C.mi-tatat 1 i s A i I® VT IIS rlly tarltft — p 1#a#a ln<tud# t.v H A R R Y B R O W N baa boon Parprie , lean easier with th* yuijr phon# nunibat fchtT«*HLX » A j l ' l » T F O Blut l.ualtv Electric HI, a tit • fiiad In in* Circuit i ’ou-t or n t • T n r M ,v FS’T r n r R u i . p.n.er only SI par day. C4rt>.\\ v - M M f F A I V I F V T f s .m lh o l. P'»unte at Hanf,-e I IN’C loll eurnllure Co. Florida. being . ivt for W f Csvip I ftfpf *T* etlft# T i l l ! n r ray’-h Rl*4 divorr. by Horry 4 ,.., Wir.A RI* 44' Gat Rang*. Like l.'Url<‘ft V. M '■»■ ur*______ aa.ln .t k*a or • *11 T-*»r Arrtb.tl lire* i, ant N. w Colnl, V enter Grill ..r you era hereby re-iuired to file kill burner. Automatic Top 71 . .Male Help Wanted y-,ur a n . w . r , « r t . mberense Burner Unntrnl. Light. Clntk ft e .d to the e . m . t ) or hef.-ee 4100 |0 l K Woodland Dr. SALES BROKER Da an INCOME TAX CONS UL­ Ih. 22nd day of March A. D u i-i«:o ur T A N T ! he. ad cl h*.l fIchtlvX I 1 IJ. with Ih. C U r h of h i He* * t be M # • F*»# To# a.ld Court at Senf.rd. Flcrtd* It C R O I L E T dhelvadsr Refrigera­ and ta file • eoyy t a . r a . l with tor. good running condition D A IR T QU E E N Drteer - S . U s ­ th. nnd.r.tgned Atto rn.) R ►teeter un top |l*. ph. l l l man 1421 la r k Dr.__________ VI W i r e , P o lb-» • 14t A Hob llll. ford. Florida, other wle. Judg7 2 . F e m a l e H e l p W a n t e d m.ot will b* rendered o g .l n .t H OOVE R VAC. C L E A N E R S by default, and . n i x e d herein W H I T E HEWIN G M A CH INES W IT N E S S my hood and tho Authorised Hale* a S ervlr. B E A U T IC IA N Mel* vrr Eernal*. }l*t TALK DR1VI *eol of thla Honor*a 1« Ceert U A It RETT'S Guaranteed Salary. Richard'. at Sanford. Florida, thla the 441 14!* * 111-1*44 16* K FtreL Ill-Ill! Hair htyllnx 111-tTlI. 12 th day at February A D ----- NIGHTS ----TH1H IS ITI P A R T - T Im . B• b y lltlleg. l » * l . i SEAL) BIG Auction .1 B IL L ’S B A R ­ W h i t , or UVL-r.d 434.74*1. Arthur H Brh wuh, Jr.. 111 1114 G A IN BARN. March tl. 4 :U» 4: 3 *24* Clerk Circuit Court. W O M A N 44 to 4*. Ltv. In. .mail p m 1S00 Grapevine. S«tuluoI. County. Florida 411-4144 aolary. mu.i drlv*. h.lp with 111-4*13 By Martha T. Vlhl.n, D C N E W * Peed root A Billiard Sami-Invalid general huge*, Tablaa- Term* oa New. Or. work. 4 adult. W r i t * Roalg R. W. Ward. AtidTd.F, % P a Bad 4*11 Undo I I I - I I U . L Bog 141. S.aford, Fla •O ITH ftKAUNOUK Sdd'ord. Florida. R r s lD K N T f t C YP R E S S F E N C E POSTS: READ M adauiol.allg, March Publleh Feb. IT. 44 ft Mar. t. « " * ! ft. Ion*, loe ea ph Edition P i g . !#I th.A cal! 1* 1M4 ' C A L L BS-T291 lll-illi. LDJ-11 111-lvll, I It 1 I m. SOUTHWARD STENSTROM j R E .A LT Y F H A -V A HO M ES Seminole Really 5:100 D O W N $100.00 DOWN Sir 1’#N*t"IC'f! #f ’! S atlvl * P#'4fen*in# "i k at#4 in * avlvme 5• vtIon * cif f a ti.?(*r4 Itume-lkatt D#Dv#rf j $100 DOWN FHA — V A HOMES FHA - V A STENSTROM REALTY VW A U T O G LASS IN S T A L L E D 11* W. GHIA • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wiltons Co mplrte 5200 . 5300 Down 510 . 560 Month C L E A N Purn n-»tt\ 111-4414 r i ' KN Apt O o . a Cow aa. i:t-4444 il'R N l lii'M " •■•••#*• ' »k vv ft!• r l i d i l t i ■## 1*4 ► t .ft* It I . -\ I. » . i l i ! J>* * v\ * M ' — > J D I .ft. |tR n r i-. I %*a. *11 *i#0 i t ’(K » Hi * ! •# t#r •* ' ■ i* . i * » % *9 **\*’ ■* ?.» > j i I ! ; l >! I « i *. n* DH‘ -*M »%#•! .1. M t # i__ Pern t C »' W IT H T H E O T H E R 5 M O ST AND YOU W IL L X tv'FLT bathe, • v, I:; SEE W H A T W E M EAN ! ! I Fufff I F v-n #vf«#&#4 F t . f u t a Aft , ciiatL, * a t»- f t r a l l i 411-174* XI* Fl T Fm-m ta-ff* J itk Apr. A4klt» * * 1 H e ’ *2 A * a 1 Fires 1*2 'ft*k K v NT raJ * -nI . a t-ftdfi# w ' »*ff # t!}-# ;ii a »*• •••#' • e » IN , inn ft. t-wtr * % THE DODGE POLARA BASE PRICE 52506 • LOW ER IN i i i > T • • > *HD i * Ift) ♦ • *j a I I ! - 240? |*» H VI " \ r H H...... •» * »>t o ■• * **I *■ a it 11 *t ft~* ** F* • h*f»*a. f •* »#■#.*. t X| ft. IT *•**# vi * • JB tl*lt foT | *•ka ft*m • ft* Ml.K i ' If all#' » ai* ! i 1*1401 NT I* i t II «••• tl - M V r . t *l i t T n \’ k e ff»' ■; v- t. | F*-J T*i *i acft* #f v | i a i*v V ' V . ’ - V - . * 1 , 7 , . V Tr - ‘-‘ • (* * **• 4 -ftaftiw**. J« Ift •< * v \ %a«#*t■ e e t . .’■!> I# ## Stemper Agency F * * t *? *:##- Tr ♦ 2•• tn i*» • • * rr#e'v A## *L ’ *!#• iff* 1 v * • 1 IK. 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H O W LA N D (O rn e ra l M c M • IlOH THOM \S (Snips M cr.) • Fit INK BRI NSON • HOW ARD llOOO • C. O. BROWN • SAM SIMCOE O P EN M ON. 1 HR! t R I. I I L L S P . M . Seminole County Motors 1 SOI W . |*t S I. — Phone 3 2J-0 6 14 Or Ml S itn fo rd 7-23 3 0 Sdie jr ' li L i* | l« c n r \ T" :v k » fflp#b #» Cv ***!• * ' r i1 t*ff V N • H # « « «♦» ' II II v'HI.V T lNft*#L T : * K V i . I a% n i l T r## |« A ttto m o lh e S e n ire A U T O G LA SS & S E A T C O V E R CO. in w h i »» :: »»it b l X W O R K O’ ' - ft bV Y E E D O VER B A R R EL! *1295 u m h k I#** T#^ (lift N# • T «i Kem l*<#4 All 19 FORD i# i rt, Rff* 295 l.a liiw LOST OUR LEASE! _ Sft*' l e a rrrt. V .t*. Irner-v_ | *1) P e e ft. K id . Ait l e u l Keal SAarp. ’795 ft* J«t» 1997 b a l t * l gam. h« Kamhlvr D U bal t ! 2 aa*. H EN fti o «1m eml Hvffter, ST ADVANTAGES SE E: T H E D O D G E HO YS . «a M* • . - hi 4 H K V K l I i n Impala 1 I k II T. 24* 4 a lei I agree* W .i k S i d Tt * » - . K A U sad E a U a t. L a . NATIONAL MURK GO W E S T ! *b* IV \U ; i t * i # VN V s » * ftTO ft' NV 4 . ft ■. I 'l till ft tt ft 1 » ft t 1: * till IttoftO M i l F VV M i l l 4 N T Y MAM Just CHECK — You’ll See HoH V K * t e e • VHS \. * Vi \ V. Y tV \\ N ♦ * j. " i l Fr#* A## i, .» tK 1 a • % #t • 1 VII • , *! ,-t*T !•» HI S T r K O T F A 'T T O N I I K n i i: I I I D K • v\ ‘ ffft-V • r *i f « ti i tt ft 1 H *t HKTTKK • M0 PKl» f K T L l ' F K. r* ! T#.-t ( ‘ - v i r i d # t i l k** •r (k- * #t i t »#* '-PC i r f li t r 4* *19 a* •* 1i * i 1v 111 ! ' » : #r » f t *& . 1* aIf 1 blN?* D* 1• i * 4 J * rt I i»* ft »«♦ \ A |- I t D 1*9 « | l I * "9ft" I • l i m i ll 1*1 111 H U M \ N Y F • M4*KK KtKIM ft1 * i ' US — — _ . — ffw . • it » *» <\ K* .K* ! • at *#r * IB If 1 * Vj a *-#■ ffl it . b #1 1 ‘ * VI- ll>2 . Aluhilr llt-mew - Sale 322-1835 POPULAR i • •* \ • r«*# i • »'ft a 1 • r* a. \f M , as* .*#»•*#4 I » *; . * ft • IjrtJ Compare This One ftp... ri IT-92 bp» ) % I ' l i U V M. u \ « , So. l i n y . m -ir n : t i t c r v \ k * U T * *’ » t Vi 2 v| vt 9« « r * - * t* » w« '* i • m* *#»f #•» r - 1 i s ## tffh * t1' ♦"> -2 * * f if i n k * I % ft# ft Ift *» *1 * *V t \ t I ft" ' • %»*• s * 4* . asrub vv mt*r U iw « Dd alr r Ellinor .Motor Co. Fal. 115. Aulow For S ilr >» Fi *. s i -*r Umlfe* N--* j I • •% Jl • 8 ft•4*^-2 Va# v A u t h o r i lt d Sanford, I ’la. T.bw Uw '.K Vatft. «*l U>( tlii \ - •:#__________________ ilu 222 !l *J PaMory Fh 117-1441 E P U . T Kdutpp.4 17" Po-um HF XD't.'f vTat- r Ti » let * « t >. i’v i : : m .*i |0 s Rooms For Rent a ’ #» l . %r%ta f « r » •S IJ? *•407 ft#*. < :« ftt **r i i|t;m# >at small Sale* — Pafta — S flr ir r Deeler • • *i bat1 *##® l 4 t it 4; : of* i? #: at r >• ivi» t* n* 1 r 1m* A VVft'ftf r .x i vw*«. me* eft.-lffm# * P* 1 uatumll'* v i Kttciem # p#s| *a» C f f *T t tftkf Dm > If# n a Fo* apf* rff hira P hi*b4 w * 1 Pat- ■ KitIS: 1‘ft* V — A ll CLK W , ft# l « On 4 BDRM F u r* tbatec* v l t t f t i n § | i m* 0»ve, 1 '! :* * rvkK i 7#*4 aft# vn Methanirhl — 30 D a y * • 1,000 Mile* O V R lB b K A N 14 ft *# HT F* -* ruiift 132batf:»- Mv'tftr k Tr% Jtmmle •* n.'.vi rethren li k Th *:: J>l* 97 . Ilnu«ft For Renl u vv i w i J -1 ■ 4>1 L A K E M ARY, Clear F ir m \pt. I H 96 . Hou<eN - Sale or Rent L A K E v \t;Y ch«n 441- 4)4-4-4 t . I*U N E A T 4 tvirm Furn 4pt T Laf p.ir .V 114. 17«1 MetBull.. 421-4441 Z t ■ ]M )*t Guarintr* R o b s o n 8 | > ortiiin lio?L ia V -u r EA’ IN R C D R SeWHon 5S'n Thru «»*s i l i i f a s t ' T ) 7TN.-Waterw ev 3:1-4417 w .t .r Includad 4 *u t:.’ -7t»* Ditv#________ H A V E N \ A k'VllK ro <**34 h *u *# I'*\«*ne 4nd S t. 1 RrN'M FAr*. ARt, tot coup!., Oftlc# 2? * - ? U 0 aNigkU: 321 '7ft# Ftrk j 1 RoOM Futtttea.d 4 ) 1, 441 4L 4th, 111-4744 V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY |»!l Atepl*. w ali'N aTa RTmi nts MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM FOR THE REST HOME BUY SEE YOUR Payton Realty Legal Notice Service W KUA ..A A F A R T U E N T S 414 D a T A M T U : Herald want ed» a . rtra* St.____________________ work tor at little as lee a F U R N IS H Kid A p t . . c i r i day! 1 * h t » turn, 144. A r r ' y 111 Tlohies » r 5 j n J* i SOUTHWARD A u lo m n liv e 123. Hosts & Moiors Ja.’k icii'% Hie JOHN E. FOX, 120, 103. Tr»H*r Lots - Sale a-autn. ri«T-,e-*a 4::-t >>»3 S t Johns Realty R E P A I R WO R K. M o b ilp H o m e s * Rent C all 322-5612 S e n k a rik C I b m a n d Pxint 4 BEDROOM - 1 Hath - * » r - ’ rt'T , i r ^ K N T ^ ^ * Com pany I L . Men 441 > Down - M u . . a Trdtl.r I*t 41* Ph 441-4411 In - M 1 4 m - p la . T a x * . A month Miller Road off H 11* Megn.lt* Insurance LAIN ENTER N«n t.rd AV*. PtUHWa. IN>* M« n of ft •« 121. Scooters & Cycles mu S v f Heatcrd on 17-4? H>6 d Apartment* for Rent ------ — ------------— - — ■4 BIN West on aemihet. 1141 M O P vD Motor Bike • A . a Ph t - i - l m co’.lrct 1*47 I'u.Nmnn Kagte Motor a r r n x Art* h h m a i u ^ viii #. t r eetf i «a- »i:«t ; con .It 11on __, __ ~~' . ^7 j m r n t t o o u , 2 Fetft. e'entra*, . ,. , V i , AlH’LTft only, ruttu 4 Ydfm 144 -4.41 Heat. '- r t i. r L-’U IV u . . >pt Ughtx Water tarn. C a r f 'r t . 444-4144 Only t u , 4*1 t 4th 4 : : - : » i i REALTY FKtCK ESTIBIATE Upholeterlns A Metlreee ran•vatlns New * feed Eurnltur*. Call Nit Bedding Mfg Co. at let Celery Ave 111- 1103, 4 -RKl‘ Rik'M 1 tta'.h. fullysir- 2 REDID OMTrailer with Coconditioned A healed. No bao * 211-2*1*. dualtfyiag 4Ju* down and TT FH A - VA WANTKOi Kernel# Herman fifaepfaerd, 4 nv»nt fa* or older. 1l*nafinet>lt or will fflva a 29 . IMiolo & Ft|uipnient icood homa <‘*M 3 '*’*• faef v e i n 1:00 m m As ' i"i p rn Our K I M U l . t l l l*n-a fnr Nrj[3llvrs At a %7 Pflftt |i FO ODLK f*ut*j*ie*•, A K v', S!U#r $! SO pi up Ic T u or white. Sell or tr*d# l : l t v i K n o u i r s r \ M F H A m ioF 1441 21" s Park A ir n ur Pmifor1! DACHSHUND ruppiea. P« dlN I ! \V AFI'l.t A N* ’Pis #t W a r t •ratd. 111- 604 , hiiuae Pplffte K r lfl d lt fi i Mil! r tnt lt r \ . Zenith etc. POODLK Pupple* AKC, WormCell Chenia Uormly collect ♦d, Temporary Shota, Tnya A at Aiturlfttt'1 It nil o & TV*, Ml rile i uraa, A)e<> Poodle 2113 N Hreriga Ava. OrUnGrooming 322 -luyo. •In 4S:-IS!4 D m UK KM VN P IN S CH ER pupa ARC. V Iole K.i»lnrr 111*5 111 S , aNFOIU> K I.K iT K ir U K A|i, 1U ih:* i - N e w A tried N O T H IN G IH LOUT until a 111 Me it nolle llM IC liar eld Want Ad {.alia to find ait Ufll-ID .Vppl Ia n« » i in clu«ihn hull! * In* like new Low DO< *8 It EC 1*21V E I* rr*r A d op prI»e» I1M 07I. ______________ lion, hoar il« d \ til tna I Hear tie |,«affue, J700 VV. MlnnaauU, 31 . .Musical Instrumen \ s Hel.atnl |Mi 73I-IM0 Z LINGER — Dlal-ti-Matli ttg lag sawing machine, original value over 111®. Good condi­ tion Wilt sell or ewap for •Uctrtc typewrit.r or what have you’ Of equal value Call Orlando lll-llll COL. LECT. A.k for Mr. LewIa. $100 DOWN lll-l'lll. A Q UAR IUM S * T R O P IC A L E l f If IIla:fatal Quality from lha Elatt lla tnhc rliit, I. 'W p m dlacotinl prlrt* 10 t rn. • I p. m . ~ I)A ILY — F IN N Y F I U K N D 8 , I Mil** Vouih of Sanford on Hw y. 17-»I. 15. S p e c i n l 95 . Houses For Sah 72 . Fetnnle Help iVanied 95 . Houses For Sale 5ft. Mtsc. For Sale llU E E N ItU ATU P A Y R O L L CL KR K f . r n a l . preferred. H. A O r a l . Choice lot* available in Green, b r . l r of Loch Arbor overlook­ NCR Boating M i v h . 1« Kev ing s e lf enure.. C U * t o m Adding Mtch. and Merchant building to your ep*clflc«Calculator exp. necessary. li). Uuilderti Supplies tloae. a r . t a b r a l r developed Personnel Dept. Chase A by Company; Box l i l t ; Sanford P R E -C A S T Concrete Stepa Kt NG SWOO D o n R n o itt l u m b e r n> B U IL D E R * . INC, Be an INCOME T A X C O N S U L­ 110 Mapl* Ava j : ! - o jo o N E E D E X T R A CASH? A Hersis-ieTe TA N T! Sea ad claaeltlcaUen aid Want-Ad a.It. thoe. » r . 1-1 Fairmont Dr. II tides no longer needed. Low 20 . Hardware In cost--high In rMUlta. Dig 1 EAST to r i l e . Just 7.3. Male or Female Help CASH i : i - i « l l or l l l - l l l l . ue* The Herald Want AS* to f in forj . Moat Compute eell that Item y u no longer T E D AVi L L I a Ms I1UIV. 1-T< *N'—Hydraulic Jack. 4-Ton It. N. i L F. N\ lViltlpn* n»«d. 101 E IS Its. Ill-Ill! r io-T Stand a IIP AV. tnd St veil able 2 to 11:10 A tl t* 7 in Shift#, Contact Direc­ C O N V E N IE N T to Nevy Bee. t AVIlINOKn AVASHKH. I yr. old 21 . Home Improvements tor of Nurete. Seminole Memtt.lrm. 1 H.th a Fla Ktom. while steel tube with cover. oriel Hospital. Senford. air Conditional A c.n t r el pit. i i i - : i > t i ___________________ w Meet. Lars* Corner Lot S A V E TOUR DOOR Qualifying V A — nothin* A TO U R H E A T 77. Situation Wanted 51 . Articles For Kent d ' « n eacvpt iloaibx c 1*1 Rtplect the Je litre! t in your letA. 414-Toll door with an all-weather d a y s w o r k . i : : - i i » t. “ Ton name it— AVe h . v . lit" Frail lie Uhl I. For more In­ formation cell your local AMERICAN RENT-ALL T i ll them you sew it In The Ltimfair Co,, or the Utttreon 111 ! B. Illgwatha. I t l - m l Sanford Herald! UUmbar Co- In Orlando. H a r ­ den l - I I M R E N T A RED BOOK E KEPI NO d Typtns done Unite way, Hoepttil. Baby at my home or your office. 114-lCTt, Red., by Day, Week, or ATTKNTION* DO II You real f-a re! If ynur Month. 0 \R Y silling. 321-1)1CARltOt.L'J F U R N I T U R E It oof rv«e<)a repair In it rheok with ill for the Iteat tt»of- 111 W let.______________ J. 1 A 4 REPR*X»M» SI. Keal Estate • Sale I tiff mit irial money can fauv t. I i, A ; H VTHS Call 111-410: i: we will foml 53 . Wanted To lluy K IT C H E N EQ1 i r r v p Running, L O W MONTH! T P \ TMK\ T9 For Complete I ' fmetion USED F U R NITUR E B V d T FU eCIlp n CA HP EN TER , Ilnriie lie poire See or Call 4 'Ur Ita*t Buy Broker 111- 11*0 Sc Addition# First Clan# 322-TlH Day or Nifffat Worktuanahlp Fh. 322-7092. W A N T E D lo huy front owner. I Bedroom. > bath home wi th­ SALES RROKER in 1" mile, of Sanford. Ph FA IN TING . Repairing #neloeMERLE W. W ARNER We lle%e The l l ' t i F^r T u lll-lltT. uraa. tnterlor well cleaning REALTOR by Von Pchredar wall Deter­ TPt So. Perk 1T1-1I1I SKLi. PS your Fu rnllu r. gent ! ! M I K Quick y .r v lc . with the Cash AUerfteere will fa* glad to SUPER T R A D IN G POST 22 . I’ liimhinK h*\w you marillnn The han111-PUT. ford Hrreld whtti answering 2111 F.VKK Dili VF • dvarttrementa. FLUM BING USED POOL or Billiard Teh !.. Contr.ctlna Repair. W i ll pay eeeh Orlando I I I NIGHTS T R E E E STIMATE S 11*1 _________ i::« t :i >: i ■•>••• R L 11AH VET K M l t l 122*141! Ifll Sanford Ave 1 : 1-1111 35 . Furniture For Sale TH E TIM E T E S T E D FIRM 1Id V park Ave. Itl-llll 23 . PnlntlRg TKKT 8 CI! M A IN T E N A N C E * Servlet A guppllft t i l l S. Park Dr. 1:1-4141 PA I NT!Nil 8. Pats & Supplies jf llK T t .A N D P-.ny i*h i : m : ; i Read and Use Them ! STENSTROM 4 . Beauty Cara 6 . C h ild 17. Janitorial Services . U » N » N T 1 A C 1 l*». H T R A H aad l a t * T l a n v A - t Mecban wal ( W i t u a HE S U R E TO T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF OUR S P E C IA L S D U R IN G O U R SALE! "675 19 K44RD 2 1M. w d . « (Ua* A ttlu te. A i t s Traaa, K A H Real » • - 495 U 4'H E Y R 4 4 l . I T Ilrelrr. CWaa (T C H E Y I IH I'ac *450 Bet AM f e a t n t K A H . H a r d T * riw d Came, t ir-ed S r n r lU a d $ SAVES U C H E V R O L E T 2 D* L < > l . R A H . 4 l « * l A rt aal V i W ( f i l e r Saa U u 41ft*. S r u Tag *625 17-92 Anto Sales (C W a a G O O D S E L E C T IO N O F C L E A N M E R C H A N D IS E T H A T H A S TO HE .M OVED R E G A R D L E S S ! S e n in h u tM a ) PHONE 3 J2 9767 # t # i A I R L A N D * * DR. ( l a d B e k . Ji b S y e a it n ) HOLLER M O T O R S A LES ------ S H O W R O O M S -------SECOND AND PALMETTO 2507 PARK DRIVE, SANFORD #*> u �Sfjr #>nforb Wrratt Pnpre 6-A—March 10, >’65 Traffic Goes 3 W ays On Zanesville Bridge Z A N E S V IL L E . Ohio (U P I) — In Zaneavilla, Y .lands for bridxe, ■ unique landmark at the junction o f the MuakinKum and Licking Rivera. You can croaa it, yet atill be on the e'ame aide o f the river. Touriata have been bewil­ dered when told to (jo to the middle of the bridge and turn left. To try auch a feat on any bridge other than Zaneaville'a Y would be danceroua. There have been oceaalona, however, when motoriata nejrlected to make the turn. On Feb. 13, 1032, a Zaneaville bricklayer lost control o f hia automobile after aldeawiplnr a taxicab and crashed through the guard railing into the Icy water 40 feet belcw. lie waded ashore. The present etcel and con­ crete bridge was opened Jan. 14, 1002, replacing a wooden covered structure which had been condemned. The first Y Bridge was erec­ ted in 1914. Toll was charged. Each “ foot pniaenger" paid three cents. For a four-wheel­ ed carriage drawn by four horses, the fee was 76 cents. Builders had no knowledge o f Muskingum and Licking River floods and the bridge was washed out In 1818. • • * A second bridge was built the following year. A fter 13 years, It was declared un­ safe. Then rim e the covered wooilen bridge which stood for 68 yeira before It started to sag under the weight of electric streetcars, A t first it was a toll bridge, only people going to church or to a fun­ eral being exempt. In 1868, it became toll free after its pur­ chase from private owners by the State of Ohio, Muskingum County and the City o f Zanes­ ville. There was no formal open­ ing but William Wells, a fur­ niture dealer, offered TllMt in merchandise to tin* fir»t rmtple mnrried on the bridge. Other merchants added to the priie list. Alin'rt Ilridwell and Carrie Weaver acrepted the o ffe r and the promoter an­ nounced plans for a brass hand, police escort and other fanfare. But Ray Sterle and Ida Gatewood heal them to tiie parson, They were married on the bridge *'ti .Ian 7, KHr2. The Itndwell Weaver wedding occurred the next day without fanfarp. The Steeles went to court to collect the gifts as Wells maintained they note not tincouple he had relucted. A Jury's verdict was in the Steeles" favor. Until 1062, the bridge car­ ried all National Road and U. S. Route 4o traffic through Zanrsville. Ms roadway will accommodate only three lanes of traffic. • • • Interstate 70 and new bridges acress the Muskingum and Licking Rivers, just upstream from the historic Y . ' The east arm which extends to Main street in downtown Zanesville is 420 feet long and has three spans. The short west arm o f two spans is 276 feet and the three spans o f the north arm total 300 feet. Zanesville motorists s t i l l keep the old Y pretty busy. 1C Is also on Ohio Route 440 and the Interstate 70 business loop. Is the Y Bridge the only one o f its kind in the nation or world? The question is peren­ nial. Some say the TriBorough Bridge in New York City Is Y shaped hut the ap­ proaches at right angles do net form a true Y. Zanesville has also received leporta of a triple-span bridge in Tokyo and of a small Y bridge In Franklin, N. J, Thus, it seems, Zanesville can at least claim the largest Y bridge in the United States. Pel Porkers A K R O N , Obit* I ur n — Sweater p for dugs, (limestone collar* for i ala. and now *— elect r re blank* t * for pig* Well, aim* p! One of the biggest problems in raising "porkers” is the mortality rate among piglets. Today's sow* often ptodiiee so many offspring they can’t keep them all warm So, adapting a jnoduct anginal Iy designed to prevent ice from forming on the wings of airplanes (iuiiclyear has introduced a heating pad for the floor of pig brooders. Using a wire heating element imbedded in synthetic rubber, it wmka very much like an electric Now automobiles and trucks blanket. speed through Zanesville on Diabetes Test C L E V E LA N D <l i l ‘lt A scientist at Western Reserve University here has develop­ ed new, portable equipment with which humans ran quick ly In- tested fur diabetes. With tin- equipment, a snlu turn containing blond taken from the examinee Is measur­ ed for blood sugar content, then tested against a stan­ dard Solution, using t.eeds A Northrup recorders to chart tiie findings. The patient can know the results in only eight minutes. S W E E T IE P IE SPECIAL " V WS p m # ..,- Drua Stores * ° ■ *• b..T m i' m o- i .. off SAUSAGE SANFORD PLAZA ON°RA^lOA)D * , w / w w * Pr .s » I W h iP P * ^ £ csss HWY. 17-92 FLA. um iTIB PRICES G O O D 1RU SAT, Q U A N T IT If S O N S O M IIT IW S There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE Conveniently NEAR YOU! LYDIA GRAY r PAPER TOWELS LIQUID EtyFAMIL 0AC 14 O Z. CAN PKG. of 100 B R IL L O ENVELOPES REG. 9 A C I 3 9 e fc 1! SOAP PADS ! (LIMIT It 10 VANISH 02® 20 OZ. CAN ABSORBENT OVEN CLEANER CLEANER ’ GRANULES C 58c a OOr (LIMIT ! ) (LIMIT 3t (LIMIT 3) EASY-OFF T O IL IT B O W L 24c *■ ■ 5 lb. Cat's Pride (LIMIT 1) , Ilia te nbtorb ail 6 (ram undar ^ e B I I I cors etc. (LIMIT 21 ) “ GET ALL B IO Two-Man Orbit About Mar. 23 CAPE K E N N E D Y ( U P ! ) — The United States is moving ahead with plans to rorkel Gemini astronauts Virgil I. Grissmn and John W. Young Into orbit in two weeks. Their two-seater spaceship and its Titan-2 rorkel passed a major test Monday that in­ cluded a aeven hour countdown which stopped one min* Uti* ihort of blastoff. Several problcmi cropped Up during the test, including a propellant leak in the rock­ et's second atnge, hut apace agency officials paid the mock launch was generally consid­ ered a purees*. "On the liiipis of what we know todayt weVe going to try to maintain the schedule,'* n»iill a ppokeafiiHti for the N a­ tional A cruntiulics and Space Adminipt rations NAHA refused to po inpoint the launch date hut sources close to the program said the target is March 1M. 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ABR q y^Ax s,xi 38c TONI r ° * " * u a B t l, 50< V A L U E cah UMly I V lfc 8 tt t _ L IS S B A T K R It S RIG. 9.95 Farm Note MEMPHIS, Tmn (U P I) Thu nation’s youngest — or at least, smallest — commer­ cial soybean farmer must he Armando Judicium J r, 11. of Memphis. He grew It) pounds of the oil seed in his mother's shrub heiy gulden during IVtU and sold them to the local office of (-’argill, Inc., nationwide soybean processor, Armando lurched a check from Uni gill for ffi rents, based on a mar­ ket price of per bushel for the nrar-twu'hdlion dollar crop. B IG By Nadine Seltzer "AQUA l QUEEN" i& LAWN SPRINKLER Madal 3100 rOUPONS OWE OF (C O U P O N ) COUPOf ZIPPO LIGHTER FLUID ECKERD'S SPECIAL 17c WILKINSON'S STAINLESS STEEL RLADES PKG. of 10 f if le {Limit 1 thru Sat. Mar. 13/65) ir ' upVta I Cavan 3100 tq ft. (60 .41' tp t y - i i j ^Oicillatinir lawn aprlnkler aiiurea aven roveraga | panatrotai la roatl - na wait a ml wat mt. 100% *«••» taitad. 4 patltlaa dial. TH Saot mater, full Prapf. fully Gvareataad. COMPARE AT 7.95 j IC O U P O N I IC O U P O N I PRELL FAMILY SIZE SHAMPOO t.39 7 2 c (Limit 1 thru Sot. Mar. 13/65) •That child psychology fluff pr«v«nt« mt from gtttlng St#dTbTM ifrllt a f i t s * Otf f o l k s of t e a » r ALKA-SELTZER 25-TABLETS REG. 59« 39‘ (Limit 1 thru Sal. Mar. T3/6S) IC O U P O N I SWIFT'S r GOLD CREST SHERBET pti. 3 for 4 9 (Limit 3 thru Sat. Mar. 13/65) c �I To Pressure Communists Pictured o> Would Step Labor 'Experim ent' Costing Millions Up Attacks State Chamber « , • Seminole County V « J V ■■ , - f e i o fc c >$ V I * ? 9 ■i « 0 t A woman called to offer newcomer* some advice wbon they feel like complaining about the noise of • jets. She says that some years ago a Sanford Episcopal minister made this suggestion to his congregation- Every time they hear a jet, instead of com­ plaining about the noise, say a prayer for the pilot’ s safety. • 9 9 Things- we- never-knew-untilnow dept; Whether Sanford residents are serviced or not by the city's sewer system, they are stuck with a $2 monthly sewer charge, n. E. Porter just learned, after two years, his home is not con­ nected witn the city sewer system in his area . . . but he’s been paying the $2 month­ ly charge. ( And has little hope of winning a refund or a re­ duction in his monthly water bill.) « # • A reminder: Class of 'to, Seminole High School meets in the caucus room of First Federal at 73o P- m. Friday to make plans for the 23th reunion Those planning to at­ tend are urged to bring their ''S ally” yearbooks. 9 9 « Over 200,oro acres of Semi pole County are infested with the fire ant, County Agent Ce­ cil Tucker says. The annual battle against the pest is sche doled to be^in April 15 A new chemical, harmless to wild life, but m o'e effective, will be used this spring • • 9 .1 0 Wright Jr , Sanford, chairman of the State IndusInal Commission, has been named chairman emeritus of the Florida Orange Marketers. • 9 9 T E Tucker, Loring Bur ge>s and Mary ft McNulty of the Florida State Bank will alien'd the annua! convention of the Florida Bankers As*n elation at Bal Harbour neat week 9 9 9 » t I t The Oviedi High School has kethall team will have to stav In Ocala, Ui miles away wlsel) it plays in the slate tourna mont at Gainesville this week end Many cf the teams are being forced to seek other arcom moda'inns because of a horse show scheduled in Gainesville at Hie same tune • 9 • Joseph Mathjeux, Sanford artist, will be a Judge in the Sidewalk Art Show in Winter Park this weekend 9 * 9 *1) » 9 All membership tickets to the Mutual Concert Series will be honored at the Seminole High School hand concert Thursday at the high school at 8 p m Incidentally, the last of the series presentations, the Burke Family Singers, will be here M art)1 29 Medicare Bill Winning Okay r n * I ^ W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — The House ways and means committee was ready to roll today on a broad medical care bill for the elderly. The meas­ ure even exreedcd the expec­ tations of some o f its most fervent supporters. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills. D-Ark , said committee vot­ ing on thr hill should he com­ pleted this week He hoped to ha'e it ready for House floor action the week of March 2‘»t The legislation, sometimes known as "Medicare," U one o f President Johnsori’a high priority programs. State No. .'ll ft • oh WASHINGTON (U P I)- R e p . Charles E. Bennett <D F1/.) suggests the District o f, Co­ lumbia, , the V irgin l»la*nds. Guam and American Samoa be combined for Am erica’s S lit state The Virgin Islands comprise about 50 islands and form part of the chain of islands separating the Caribbean and the Atlantic Ocean. Lays Charge Before LBJ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) © It? * * on the St. Johns River * * Phone 322-2611 * * “The N ile of Am erica” l u 'r a L i t Zip Cotie 32771 J W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy thru Friday, little temperature change; low tonight in 50s. The State Chamber of Com­ merce told President Lyndon * # c U tfm *b * —’ * VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TH URSD AY. MARCH 11, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 144 W ASH ING TO N (U P I)— New U. S. military at­ tacks on Communist North Viet Nam are under­ stood today to be imminent. Officials declined to discuss operational possi­ bilities. Cut they acknowledged that failure o f tho air attacks across Die initial series o f American political solution once its con­ 17th parallel to • brink' ditions are met. These include an end f « Hanoi to terms has made it imperative for Presi­ North Viet Nam’s infiltration dent Johnson to intensify and support, and the haltinc of Viet Cong attacks in tha pressure. ture has lost millions of dolThe question o f just what south, which administration lars because of an ’ 'experi­ move* to make lu-xt l* be­ officials are convinced Hanoi mental” attempt by the fed­ lieved to have been one of controls. the subjects occupying the eral government to let domes­ Chief executive nnd his tup U. S. BOMBERS tic laborers harvest crops. diplomatic ami military ad­ ON SECRET RUNS The chamber's agricultural viser* Welnesdny in their SAIGON ( U P I ) — U. S. A ir division, in a telegram to the meeting at Camp David, Mil. Fotrr j r i bombers and fightWhile House, blamed the La­ The administration** pro­ er-homhers carried out aecret gram of gradually increased bor Department for the losses. bombing mission* against the SELM A, Ala. (U P I) TALLAHASSEE ( U H ) military acticn against North Specifically It attacked de­ Thr Governor’s office said to­ Viet Nani Is baaed on the be­ Communist* today. l About -100 Negroes and white partmental refusal to allow One B57 twin-jet was lost ! clergymen from HO states day that an investigation Into lief that the Hanoi regime of importation of more exper­ staged an all-night prayer the Fell 26 shooting of a 17- President Ho Chi-minh still while dropping napalm on >ear-old youth al Oviedo is retains considerable freedom Vu-t Cong troops 390 miles ienced offshore laborers anil vigil and stood their ground northeast of Saigon in an­ rally today in a cold drizzle closed. its efforl. instead, to send in­ of policy and action and is other attack. o f rain. Vernon Sikes, an assistant not completely under the con­ to Hie state Inexperienced do­ South Vietnamese fighter The marathon demonstra­ lo Gov, Haydon Burns, said trol o f Red China. mestic workers, bomber* and the B57s hit tion, before a police line, heHie investigation satisfied Ihe STRUGGLE fO S T t.Y The group said ‘ such re­ Communist targets i n s i d e gan Shoitly after dark Wed­ Governor that no action was The assumption is that if cruitment efforts, by necess­ nesday night for the Rev. called for against Oviedo Po­ Hie Urfitcd State* ran make South Viet Nam while a force ity. have bren directed at re­ of between IS and 20 Fll'0 Jamrs Reeh, a while clergylice Chief George Kelsey. the struggle sufficiently cost cipient* ot welfare and . . . ruared o ff man o f Boston whose severe The investigation was con­ ly lo North Viet Nath, Hanoi fighter-bombers those who have been rejected hooting during ra> ial demon­ ducted fur the Governor by will deeide lo ''em! its ag- from Da Nang to hit unanby other industries." strations two nights ago the Seminole County sheriff, grcssioit,” and cease the sup­ noutteed targets, brlicved to it said the contract the gov­ he Communist supply lines sparked nationwide protests. J I. Hobby. port and supply o f the Viet ernment rei|iiircs growers to The National Association for Cong rebellion in the South. in Laos. Reeh lay near death in » sign with domeslie laborers The pilot and co-pilot c f tha Hie Advancement of Colored Birmingham hospital. Three R E . V I T I F U L H O l'N T V fu r th e h e n iilific a tiu n c o m m itte e o f th e S em in ole In pursuing this program, working Under the p l a n downed B67 apparently paraPeople had asked for *it*pon white men have been arrested ('u tility ( hntnber u f ( ‘o m n ierco w as don ated W e d n e s d a y by th e N a v y and President Johnson and Ins •'would do nothing more or on both slate nnd federal ] stun of Kelsey, claiming top sides appear to be oper­ - liuW-d to safety but were not a p m a te citizen . In lo p p h oto ( f r o m l e t ! ) a re .lack R o ll. 1lu n a r O sb o rn e, less than charge tile agricul­ charge* in connection with voting Tom m y Wilson was ating also on the hosts cf two found. It was the first BJ>7 A i l i n g M a y o r A . I.. W ils o n , M rs. F red lia n a s , S id n e y Iv e s i l l and l>r. tural industry with . . . car­ lost in action against the the attack. shot in Ihe stomach by Hie ot her assumptions: John Darby a ccep tin g plan ts at N a v y b a -e n u rsery fron t (.’apt. C h a n d ler rying out a poverty program Tile demonstrators bivou­ police chief after Wilson * ar I — That Hanoi has virtually Communists. Five other Br*7 Sw anson ( f a r r i g h t ) . In b o lto m ph oto, c o m m itte e a d m ire s l.nHO p etu n ia even more ambitious than the acked in thr street during rest for driving without a h I complete control over the pilots on Hie same raid said plants g i v i n by W illia m llo in h g c h . F ro m le ft a re John K t'id e r, M a y o r program sought by the (John­ the night, huddled against the cense f Viet Cong and could order tin re was no ground fir* in W ilso n , Holt, D a rb y , lle m b t a b , C'. S. 'le s io n and W . K. K n o w le s . son! administration” dull in blankets and he*! .Sikes said the investigation them to halt their rebellion the area. It asked Hie President to loti*. .O revealed that Wilson had hern against the government of tiring a halt to the situation l.ater they sang the "Starpicked up previously on a S lit Is Viet Nam if It be, nine immediately and H-uure at Spangled Banner" while pub­ charge ot stabbing and fight I convinced Hint Hus wn* tinfccted industries that it wont lic safety director Wilson mg another boy cm a school | prudent rnni-e. happen again Bakei and other officers took Ims. and that on the day some I - That neither Un-da nor their standing position* he- ( time later that Kebey picked' Bed China consider* the fore their ragged line. him up for not having a II stake* in Southeast Asia al Tlie atmosphere was friend- I err. 5 thr., youtji threatened Hus time o f sufficient im ­ Three automobile accidents )y, however, between police trouble. Hr said Kelsey radio-j portance to warrant smooth were reported by Sanford r o ­ and demonstrators. i-d (or help and another o ffi­ mg over Hour (-It t<■i tdc-do ller Wednesday hut there wera When the riovvd sang a cer came lo the scene glint .lispirtiao-l >Iosifu- no major injuries * l *i rtt»il Ihut v vi se hikes said the .investigation tanks against the t niled Vllrott II Hoffman, S21J lop (ilea* Mr Baker” t disclosed tlul as Wilson was States ui support *'f Hanoi. \-hwood I’ l . Orlando, was (-■ill- •• i-fti- in] « f flip nty about to gel into tlie oHicer's VI EW M I T O I t l l D WASHINGTON <U P I ) - Rep Vl.lt- -1 MSa ch.irged with driving under the Itrv. car, he luincd suddenly and T h e a-toiini-1tatr n view the mUuetice and failing lo Paul Huger* M) F la 'i urgid Ht.lpb \ 1Mall.) ii ml mini grabbed for Kelsey's pistol, Hint A met i.-nn h.-orhltig* «>f slop ami give mformalton, ami the State Department m a n., "D -es this nil an it I. » still in the police chief s hoi N'.-ilh \ ml Nam has rod liail I louse speech to tighten dip y u t i h ! •• tender aid, following an acci­ to . c u l l o f f t I k * ster At (his point Sikes said, the effect -if bunging M-'« lumatic pressure on countries dent at 13th Street and French 1a? i*t|i ?" a tuucl lorgan and Ibr gun i mi and Peking any - ln-ei Avenue al 2 05 p. m. shipping goods to Communist #,uh no,** AWinnUiy r»* discharged He said il^was rml i.'-r-iv id some - 1111[i->r I \) *-d nations, Hoffman's car. police said, clear in whose possession Bo­ nesdliy. -truck one driven by Waller lin e V * n> 1’ j u lp r U tM it gun was when it went ol( U--|i,,r!s f i-.in autliotnative 1, Burrows t2i8 West Thir­ j( pi . rl * r t nut Itakrf hiuf Iwcn Wilson was dlseliarged (lorn -lip lo io ati-' H -'iiii- s in t nrloit teenth Street, causing ItUx) WASHINGTON (U P I )—The ;i tl* t* tit sou thern jKflue ofWilder Paik Memorial Ilos <aid Dial Itussia appal-lit!> i« damage* Defense Department s a y s fu*ii»r ihi*»U£hout the trouble Politse said Hoff­ pilal Tuesday Florida will lose more 111an her e. h- Iding hack on delivery *>f man failed to stop and was the M IG -U j.-i - and gtoutnl apprehended later on High­ .t wit) men through the combin­ tu-air missdes it recently way 17 92 south of the city. ing ot 7,DUO-man National promised North Viet Nam. - He is being held in city Jail in Guard and a 7.lOo-man U. i> Thr United States assumes lieu of $450 bond. Army Reserve force. that Hanoi eventually can he Two other minor accidents Mis. i red G,ni#s was named have ever undertaken and 1 By Diitllr Austin brought to realize Its own fu- were reported Semiimli’ tounty’ s beaut if i h) Bolt to mllllne plans, for want to do all 1 can to help T A IJ .A H ASSKK H T h — tuie interests ill-tille tiial it MIAMI BEACH ( U P l ) - N e title at Second and Myrtle cation pni'iiam received a tin u-< ni tlii- shrubs along the make Seminole t ount> the Stuit* School Supt. 1hoim»» P, ahamlon its prrserit. policy involved car* driven by Wada gotiations resumed today in I Decision of the Longwoo-1 double b *.*t Wednesday when las* (tout and in and around most beautiful m llu- slate H Hailey, at odds uilh the ( ab* and slop livin g to control Snyder 2tKi0 Grandview, and the dispute involving about City Council »s to Its "stand” *he Sanford Naval Air Station the citv Stic will lie assisted is commendable of the SertuSou South Florida dock work­ nn the proposed stork car n s and William Helnbuch made tiv limner Osburne. who is in mile fount) Chamber of tom inut piiji||*«*! ( iimnibMon over Sou Hi Met Nam 'I t * Klizatreth Boyd. 220 F or­ it *.Y8 million slash in hit I f adinimslrnl ti-n officials ers who say a new regional rest Drive s|mn«>r such a trierce to i li.ti . plan* for a 'Hawing liiuin in he built on Sanbndo generous .lunations til livin. •vihool plan* to iixk r*rr- wi tig, and Hn»l * hllia Icontract hurt instead of help Hoy Kandall, 206 Colonial Springs bps* bv the Joyce plants to the beautification t•.1> 1 .ml mu v r y exjM-cled wortilwh.li ndeavot, in- add luw makers m*xl month to M‘ i-alliiig tin' lino-, then lln Wav wjs charged with failure cd them. . 1■» hi ,i till.in /• I ■'iime tlm< • il. brothers "I ' asselborry will he fom m itlfi »tuip ihe iiK»fie>. pl--ldi-.lt ns-uint s a t - i s l-l- t lo Itavc vehicle under control dl handed down at an 8 p m Hundred- ot large shrubs of Ut»T :! -' linliey said he would *e«‘h |scope which administration following an accident on First KU* i j'icK-ni for the mspec meeting ot the council today all kinds were donated to the relief from the l.**ri*Utuie « ut hnrit ms nn riot rvrri v, ill- Street m front of MrCrory's. WASHINGTON (U P I) — A Individuals ami groigis of rauve by 'he \av> and 1 im i tmn .(fi1! jn'fiiptanre nf the la- nu*.' of the - ot m his ask tug t o ills- Us* move was under way in the H.tndall - cur struck a parked residentincludingMayor petunia plants bv Hcinhuch \ \s 11ti >»r\ weft ■ Dr John tug budget for ihe coining to T h e Cl l l l e d S l a t e s h . n t ool * Senate today to bring to the vehicle owned by Bovard Tommd i-u-lnj cliau man David It Wentworth, have Both donation- were accepted bait hsiitM Cltlllllllt c l e a r it wi l l o u t s i d e r Iti ti t floor wilhoul committee hear­ Iiiimui 162 Itosubu Drive, and gone oil record as being op with expressions of gralituJ. i it* \l ig 'i W K Knowles Bailey said in II at-o be ask n a t i o n a l disc us sions on a knocked it up on the sidewalkings a hill aimed at stemming posed to locating the speed by Acting Mayor A 1. Wi son City I'ai sj N.ipl f .S Textnn T A L L A H A S S E E l CHI I ing legislat-os lo lucre*** the black market trade in S.dt.e* lie s HI. lakefronl way in Lon Jwood Attendance and the Sanford area lieautili rf)ie S.i|io-mr 1iiui t today set teacher salaries, provide exstimulant and depressant plan tit!.1 chairman, and Navy Monday for anothei round in at a Feb 1 public heating on cation chairman. Jack Bolt parnfeii library- s-ivnes ami drugs. the issue wav 3 2 against the .The entire content* bf tin uflo uaK n n ot i.y fill mu ||ep Bussell give financial aid to county After accepting Hie plant Jordan .It seeking to tie reventure a* were all hut one Naval Air Station nursery school boards. • Hie com mu tee met stmed lo hi* Sarasota Coun­ of the adjoining property own with the exception of a dor m ir-m BONN, West G e r m a n y en shrubs, were turned over at to-- home of Hcinhuch on ty House -eat (U P I)—A parliamentary com­ er* However as it repeatedly lo the committee by Capt llwv 17 92 south to accept the Jordan wants to enuit to mittee swept aside all other has Iteep explained at these Chandler Swanson and LI I non ja fimiav f«r planting declaie the ch i tlon of Hep, business today to eonccntralc Doyle, public arn iiai utv and county build Jai k ll.i--.ui --f Sarnaofa inmeetings, it is not a matter Cdr Thorn a WASHINGTON (U l’ l ) — on the iiucstion ot Nan war ol whal "the council may or works officer in.valid and pot him hack in Ihe President Johnson * ry r may criminals Us job is to make may not w.*h to do,” since ac­ ' I cannot give lluo to the l_rgislatuir Included were several vari not be on Ihe sparrow, hut sure the government will he cording to legal advice re lies of palms pyrarantha. hoi fund -trivr hut I ran give a II, maintain* that he lost there’ * little else going nn in able to prosecute them even ceivAHjJbuiIding permit can ly. viburnum, ala man-la. podo t.tKKl plan!* v.iid llelnhurh |iu* *.■«( jll.-ci-llv a* a result Washington that escapes his after Hie current statute ot not he'refused as the proper­ rarpus, gardenia*, liguslruro 1 tiling___ tin- beautification of n 1963 reiipfmrtinnmr-ut act notice. limitations expires on May 8. ties involve.1 arr properly zon chainphor boxwood ami some prugram lone n( Hie finest Hint was Intel rejected by the Rep. Robert )l Michel I HLifetime Unconditional Hoad Hazard Warranty citrus trees project* the county and city people. cd 111 ) found that out when Ihe Chief Executive called to wish TAM PA (U P I)—Carl Del him a happy 42nd birthday. vie. an 18 year old high school "It's the first time i presi­ youth who allegedly threaten dent ever telephoned m e," cd the President’s life last *aid Michel, who has served spring in a school English theme, was indicted by a fed­ Many leaders, including a lion*, thr opportunity In *p in the House since, 1957. WASHINGTON (U P I )—Flo­ ale subcommittee on consll Periodic Inspection • Flat Tire Repair eral grand Jury on the charge. rida Supreme Court Justice tutional amendment* 'minority of the U. S. Supreme prove or disapprove so grrat Tire Rotation • Front End Check Delvie was arrested after Millard Caldwell urged Con He said Die U. S Supreme Court. hold this and retain! a departure from previously his teacher passed the Infor­ accepted principles governing PETERBOROUGH, England BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES mation along to federal o ffi­ gress today to propose an Court’s "one man. one vole’’ | decisions do not correctly In the formation of their legisla­ (U P I ) — Window cleaner Bill amendment to the federal reapportionment ruling was terpret the federal Constitu tures." Caldwell said cial*. Ruff wanted the ladder he saw Cnn»titut!nn as»rrting t h f in direct eonflicl with earlier lion, he said, while vast mini Whether the Supreme Court at the Golden Lion public right of the states to consti­ judicial pronouncements re her* of citizens believe „thc interpretation* are correct is house here so he challenged tute one hou»c of their legitla latlng to (lowers o[ the federal decisions, legally correct' or immaterial, he added. "The landlord Albert Bembridge to President Loring Burgess (urea on factors other than government over the slates not, produce a result ot which (•oust is these decisions arc play darts for it. hat called a meeting of the population. and limitation* on the powers they do not approve. now law . . . the number who He lost—and ia now paying 405 W. Flrat St. 32J-0651 ^ board of director* o f the Sem­ Caldwell, a former govern of the Judicial branch over " I t is the duty of Congress disapprove is so grrat that off hia end of the bet by clean­ inole County Chamber of Com­ or, appeared at respporlion legislative and executive dc to give'to the people, through their voices ought not to be ing the pub's 22 windows for SANFORD, FLORIDA ' merce fo r 7:30 p.ra. tonightment hearing!' before l^e Sen-, partmenD. their legislatures or convca .ignored ” a year Ire* of charge. Johnson that Florida agricul­ Chief Cleared By Burns In Shooting Fray Clergymen Stage Vigil !n Drizzle Sanford Police Probe Accidents M W A ... BRIEFS Up Pressure iMiUO Loss Parley Resumes Racing Stadium Decision Due Beauty Plan Gets Boosts Bailey Fighting Schools Slash Goof Balls Ex-Solon Seeks Return Of Seat Drive On Nazis Lyndon Seldom Misses A Trick Why You Should Buy TIRES From Youth Charged Caldwell Hits Ruling Lost A Itct Meeting Tonight 9 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 10, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 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 10, 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/bbe8cd3bcb273db51a110cc4967d8906.pdf 1c3d1f41f57697c14d8438828dbc30f2 PDF Text Text v, l •, ■t . • T r-r t C . -v *r , « ,».»pr ■ f..\ f.* . r /]<♦»*, i i '* ' ^ g • - 5 •. y k / \ * N .‘j! ' LOST OUR LEASE * '*> AND THEY’RE TEARING DOWN r. . # _____ OUR SHELTERS! • _ • ' •,. ...Ji •■-••.» ;* v * V •*. . J <• « i •/ ■ •'■ , • • . t . * ■ ■* | ,* • ■ . . • V • • ■ • « • • *r - • • ' wRr • * • y- M - ■'• _ i, • * •••*, -A. ■ •. •• >'.•• - • Check these "BARREL BARGAINS K-284 62 Ford V-8 4 Door ff Station Wagon. Automatic Tran.mhalnn, Power Steering, I 'n .r r llrakra, Itadio, llratrr, Factory Air. Solid llody and Knginr, Like New Tire*. t Waa SI lit*. A Steal At 1095 in “O.K:M Used Cars. There are many more! 2I8A 63 Chev. »/2 Ton Pickup t.ong H heellia.e. Fleet.ide lied 6 Cylin­ der, Automatic T ra n .m i..io n . F.elra I lean I hrnugliout. Huy Now. S 1375 Wa. $1595 WE HAVE ON HAND CARS USED CARS 1965 CADILLACS — OLDSMOBILE 98’s — DELTA, JETSTAR, DYNAMIC 88’s — CHEVROLETS, CHEVELLES, CHEVY IPs CORVETTES AND CORVAIRS. MANY MAKES AND MODELS — RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED— WITH THE “OK THAT COUNTS.” 299A 60 Oldsmobile ”88” 4 Door Sedan. V-8. Ilydramatic, Power Steering and llrakea, Kadio, Heater, Factory Atr, Finteh In lironre With Beige Top, Clean Interior, llaee To See To Appreciate. Waa 11495 '1225 AND NO PLACE TO PUT THEM! 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 ST E A L WITH THE VERY BEST INSURANCE AND CONVENIENT GMAC FINANCING. WE RE OVER THE BARREL-SEE US AND SAVE! MOTOR SALES Showrooms — Second & Palmetto • 2507 Park Drive, Sanford Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 V �t / i y 0 ; v ft ' i 'Go Ahead County Okays Extensive Road Program ** Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” (E h t ib r a lf c * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 ' 9 . WEATHER: Fair thru Wednesday, alow wurminc trend; low tonight itt IOs. ny Paul Brookshire The Seminole County Com­ VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. MARCH 9, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 142 lo mission today adopted resolu­ Robert J. Crumley has been tions approving an extensive named for the seventh year primary and secondary road to the Royal 1’alm Club, an improvement program for the Individual honor group of the county. The hoard of enmmlssionrrftr American Fira and Casualty Company for top individual met later in the day wiUi producers. Slate Road Department offi­ First American seminnry • • i, cials in Del.and to present the for the Eastern Orthodox Airman 2.'cl Frank II. programs to the state. Faith will he established in Stoeffler, grandson of Mrs. No. 1 priority goes to the the near future on Highway Mae Venable and great- widening of State Road 46 17-92 at Fern Park, It was grandson of Mrs. M. D, Senn, (2Mh Street i from French to announced today by Rev. John of 4117 West 19th Street, is Mcllonvillc Avenue to four It. l \ Adair, pastor of St. spending a 30-day furlough lanes. John Chrysostom Chapel. with his parents. Mr. and Eleven other primary pro­ Located on a four-aer/ tract Mrs. Rufus G. Stoeffler st jects were approved and 16 that fronts POO feet on Lake ralatkn, after a two-year tour secondary projects. of the Woods, the seminary at rinttsburgh, N. Y. His In other action this morn­ of “The Three Hierarchs" will >ne*t assignment will In- for ing the commissioners adopthe housed in temporary facil­ three years at Paris, Fiance. ed new- subdivision require­ • • • ities pending construction of ments on mads, clarifying a permanent edifice, Father Normally we loss into file and updating previous regula­ Adair said. 13 any unsigned letters to the tions. editor. But we have one sign­ County Engineer William When completed, the semi­ ed “Just s Herald Reader" Bush said they were nrcesnnry will include the St. John agreeing with the “Clock's" sary to get betlcr road con­ Chape), of which Father Adair recent mention of the traffic struction in subdivisions has been priest for four years; hazard caused by those little administration building, advis­ He described them av “not yellow mushroom-type traffic as tdugh” as stale road reg­ or's residence, seminarians' buttons along Highway 17 92 ulations hut in line with those chapel, living center, lounge, between Sanford anil Orlando. in Orange County library, recreation renter, day “ I wish your paper would nursery, lecture hall and din­ The new regulations will go create such a rumble,” the let­ into effect immediately and ing room, kitchen, caretaker's ter reads, "that it would have all contractors and develop­ residence, memorial pool and the highway department put ers will be notified oi the new boat house nml pier. an end to end . . . I have rules. Father Adair said the Or­ seen our mailman almost got thodox Church of St. John The commissioners also ac­ hit twice because of these cepted a low hid from the Chrysostom Is the only Or­ darn stones , . *. Won't you Case Power and Equipment thodox Church in Central Flo­ please take up the issue amt Company of Winter Park for rida ihnl maintains completemake some noise about it?" two traitors One hid, for a ly English language services • • • f<u all members of (hr faith tractor, hackhoe ami loader, Can you teach an old dog was for $5,800. and anothrr for fill aerial photo. St. John Chrysostom Chapel FOUR-ACRE lUTK on the Luke of the Woods new tricks 7 Idle Eastern O r t h o d o x a tractor and mower was for is shown at right center, Lake of the Woods at at Fern Park for the Eastern Orthodox Semin­ Frankly, we don't know $2,729 79 Five bids on the two Faith, which in-lude* many the Bottom and Highway 17-92 at the top. ary of "The Three Hierarchs" in shown m this (we’ve never tried i hut dog Items were opened tint tonalities of Eastern Eu­ trainers can teach a dog in ropean ancestry, has only rr The hoard denied a re zon­ sit up. speak, play dead and ing request lor Hillside Es­ -ently become truly Ameri canlzsr^ with the formation of roll over — tates in Altamonte Springs They Just say, “ Roll over. from Rt-AA to RC-I. A peti­ t h e . auonal organization known as the ''Eastern Ortho­ Rover." tion was presented to the [logs also can he taught to board objecting to the zoning dox Cathultc Church in Amer­ fetch pipe and slippers and to request ica " lie peacefully at the m aster’s Commissioner L a w r e n c e Cnitrd | ’rr»* International This Church eventually will SAIGON (T P!) — Smith feet, looking digmlied and Swofford made the motion to Vietnamese military authori- la- centered primarily in Flo­ Tht- Pacific Northwest and aomewhat sail t i n <Inline today that gov* rida. It* jurisdiction is head deny the rezomng. It was in­ New England stale* basked SELMA, Ala <l PI > — I>r fl«* in by pUntWhile posing for a Man of dicated the zoning change wav in mote springlike tempera M mil in I. lit It**r hint* tmluy \ W| k* *nmii taiit iiidu a «r nine hi tr •op* killed more ed by a governing synod and - letgy rouneil 11 is not, in any­ Distinction'' ad requested so horses could be litre. Inday, scJUtrated by mM m liiitl lit) hi my of iniligmiM tnttt* n il* lb nt i h’ftr t • IJHJt) than JOO ( We did learn, however, ot a stabled on property in the Mir ft uni the way, to he confused with the a n a d i a n CIV i] l i g h t * l l t l v u c i i l f N w i i l t f |*l*l ‘•Mil’* l r Milt it11 OYt ( the In* in it lint dog who learned to play the area prairie* thut chilled the urn) X r g r u f r o m nrrgft* Ihv I f tool Mftt •*S AMllli) he in S*JietT ll >*’ various foreign language bod­ piano Although he got an oc ies of the Eastern Orthodox Malcolm McClellan, repre Northern Plain* with near na tion f4*r it plitnm**! * frr*n > .-ally aft«rn •Mill to Jongh s -*7 rasionat engagement in night senting the West Lake Brant zero cold. faith that also have activities (Join m a r c h " th a t hits h ImtmI x lie.Ul. f liii'lr f*I» of S »g I (»**A t'f SftlgMD. clubs or in someone's lunch­ ley C iv ic Association, appear H ole* hulti'fcfi n n l .tit SMih i IILMtgMlI in a ii'V MlKiv r r Slum f l u r r i e s drifted left Army advisers in tit* D.S. le g Greek, Rus­ eonette, he was unhappy lie ed before the commission to ibtough the upper Mississippi hirer) mu* n o i •"M 11vit lights drive. wen* icpiiited Hounded, one sian, Syrian, Serbian, llulgar wanted to give a recital at the lequest tile paving of tile West Valley hut (nought insignifi­ At M mtgoinery h r a v y of them seiluusly, whell a Vtel ian, Albanian, rtr.E A buildup of fin ecu in this “ Mel." Lake Brantley Jtoad While there are three fore­ semi’Hi ml city m central fuit** of Alabama stale Cong battalion attacked the cant snow full amounts. He practiced night and dayHe brought a petition con Temperatures in New Eng­ Alabama continued through trotpi’i* began moving today eamp h till m ortal and re coil- ign controlled Orthodox sendami finally his hour ol til laming two pages of signa land started out warmer to­ the night, mining at om* of lo w a i d b* I m a . narira in the t'.S. (an addi­ less llfle file umph came . . . everyone up tu n s to ask for the paving day than those in northern the (urgent drtimiintritlinh* in tional unr In Cunndit), none \ icliuutii-i'c h-ss* . were plac plaudcd except one rrttic who McClellan said the road got Florida where float once thr South. ed at 11.1 kill- *I uml 27 wound of these sins* I tie English remarked in a moment u! m such bad condition at times ugain threatened citrus and King*! Southern Chi mtiun ‘Quite Alive* language or American cus­ • d. HOI STUN Tex; (LTD — Leadership Conference head­ that many automobiles using truck farm crop*. spite toms and traditions. In fart, “ His Bach is worse than his the road were badly damaged Scattered light rain and quarters Mud It was dispatch­ Russia > /fun 1 2 cosmic protic, alt require knowledge of fore­ The commission turned the snow- fell in the eastern Da­ ing three chartered buses once repurtc ! dying in space, .‘I Boys Die bite." ign language for administra­ • • * q u’<- alive and head HAitLAY k > complaint over to Swofford to kotas to the Alleghenies in from Atlanta tn Sclmn, loud is tion of the various liturgical 'the f a r e o f the arctic front rd with delegations from a* <>1 tutf.it ! i -p e d ic u la r.past Thiee l«i>s were fatally crush rite* of the rhuteh A husband is a man who investigate wiih.n !•■*i -i,-Ice of ttic planet ed m a rod f ill at an abandon knows that Ills wife's reason Commission chairm an John Bold finnl that poured into far away as Sun Fraru Only the "Three ll’crarelis" ed roal mine near here. {Chicago Mini Washington who Alexander said the request the north central slate*. Ing is largely sound. eonrentralex on t r a i n i n g If at first you don't sue would he “ given serious con American clergy for America. reed, try again. Then null. No Mderation " use being silly about il County Agent Cecil Tucker The modern woman spend.- also gav.e the commission a 75 per cent of her time sitting report on the county citrus It) Mar) inn Mile* 1shows around thr u r n is lit- Mis. P M Kaminlph of W«k* ami h«r pony, *'■ i.n ,," mad** down—the figures show. groves He said the fruit was • ’uti"!*t. a iiit il u n d o u b lcd ly lit* ihrt*r y n u -«dd G**r ri Hun- twii III! (tipit f u s t r a t t y <n (lie h o rse The best tiling about color ,i,ld for $3.030 79 with a Unit .»* |iiutig« s i, r i d e r m lionu' | dtilph, dluttghlnr of M i. n o d i J hi - p polnr y o u n g M b s show rin nil in January, tin* 'I V so far is that the Jones 200 trees of Valencias left WASHINGTONi i l l ' l l — can t afford it either. 1 yi »r, aiu!-' . amt- nut i ihhon 1'ireidcnl Juliriaon signed in­ Unc way to live longer is tf inner s Since, they-have sun to law today the first of hit to cut out the things that three more ribbons, the last "Great Society” programs, a make you want to live longer I,ring fur fifth place spot in $1.1 billion measure t>- aid the Nome say nobody knows the age of Ihc human race but ail pickup race at the recent pieluiraque hut poor moun­ agree 11 is old enough to know March of Dime- benefit show tain region known as Appa­ Seminole County Commis­ lachia. better. in Apopka. (Swiped from the sioners moved this morning The major emphasis of the Grrri, who roiqea from a five-year program it a high­ Lion s I’ausc) to join the City of Sanford in requesting enabling legislation family of h I semen, begun way construction with $8(0 to give the two bodies title to riding when she was only 2'* million authorized In build de­ oH-shorc land in Lake Monroe months old Hitti her mother. velopment and aere-s roads in­ and the St. Johns River pend­ Ann. Brother Guy, now 14, to the isolated valley* and ing construction of the marina has hern riding since he was across the high ridges of Apfacilities and Uie port author­ three months old and mother, palarhia. PHILADELPHIA (Ul’li - ity barge terminal, plus what­ Other funds would lie spent herself, startl'd at a very ear-^ “ I asked them to give a hand ever future riverfront devel­ ly-age. lath er, although he on vocational education, health In help this girl, hut no one opments might he added, likes to ride, dura an strictly facilities, soil conservation proposal was made by Sen. would give me a hind." for pleasure and does not en­ and rehabilitation of atrip Those were the words of Mack Cle'Vwland Jr. to county ter show* as do other mem­ mine*. Naval airman Janie* R. Geor­ commissioners that -enabling bers of the family. ge. 23, of Atlanta. Ua.. in lestl- legislation should be obtained Cocus was Inherited from Trip Postponed tying how six men ignored his in this session of the state WASHINGTON (LTD — Guy by Gerri and she lakes Legislature so that the county picas for help as he battled a President Johnson has decid­ cart of his feeding and makes howling gang o f. 13 to 20 and city would be sure of a sUh at keeping him brush­ ed, because ol the international youths trying to rape a ii- having jurisdiction of the off­ ed. She is so fund of riding situation, to put aside for tiie year-old girl they had polled shore lake bottom. that she goes'with her moth­ time being aqy consideration County Commission Chair­ from a subway station plat­ er for four to five hours at of a spring visit to Latin man John Alexander instruct­ form. a time and the only ona tiring America. George, his right eye swol- ed County Attorney Harold Is “Moni" Je n shut and his left eye puff Johnson and Engineer WitSharing in the family's en­ Flyers Killed ed and discolored as evidence ham Bush lii work with thr thusiasm fur the sport it FORT LAUDERDALE city attorney and engineer in of the beating he took at the grandmother! Mrs. C. R. (UP1)— Two occupants oi a hand* of the mob, testified developing and advertising Prance, of Orlando, who ia helicopter were killed when a t a hearing before County the necessary ‘legal proce­ “ proud a* punch" of the chil­ the craft crashed upside down THIS LITTLE DOLL la Gerrie Rnndolnh, three-yenr-old daughter of Mr. Judge Juanita Kidd Stout for dural to present to the next dren and who fullowa the In the backyard of a rural mid Mra. I*. W. Randolph, of Wekiwn Hill*, who in nutkinyr quite a name eight boys, IT to 17 years old. session of the Legislature on sliuwa a* often at possible. hoiuttf (Humid l'holo). Jot' lit-ion It in hojdf shown mound the mod. aharged with the attack. 1 April 6. e c* Seminary Slated For Fern Park North Warmer Than Florida 'Army Of hdignant' 100 Guerrillas Slain By Allies Faces Ala. Troopers tern — 3 -Year-O ld C ap tu res Ribbons County Approves Lakefront Effort Onlookers Fail Pleas For Help ./ . Appalachia Bill Signed Into Law Knowles, Burton To Draft Criteria “Go-ahead" signal for development of the Lako Monroe waterfront development was given by the City Commission Monday evening after presenta­ tion of a planning outline by Seminole County Chamber of Commerce committee members. John A. Burton IV, lo­ cal architect and commit­ tee member, outlined a proposal to request ma­ rine and dredging con trac­ tor* to submit hid* for a landfill arca-af 15 acres and hulkhrading In what he term ­ ed “specialized criteria type bidding." Tom mission nfttmbrrs di­ rected Burton and City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles to draft specifications a n d submit them to contractors, designers and engineer* for bids. These specifications would include the 15-acre landfill, the bulkheads im ^ x marina with approximately 240 boat slips. Further development — such *» restaurant, motelbnatel, recreation area, natatorium, etc.—would he left to the bidders' imagination. GUERRILLAS h a v e Knuwte* presented to the been oiterntiujr uncom­ Cii|timisslon a detailed study fortably close to the which would place the cost of big U. S. nirptjrt nt Dft the lakefront development at Nang, focal point of air $795,231, as compared to the activity. Marines have estimate of $1.7 million pre­ taken over the security sented by Maurice Connell duties on tlie base. Associates in an initial re­ (NEA Ncvvsmnp) port. It Was pointed out that the $795,231 cost would he cov­ ered in franchises by lessees, anil would not require in­ creased taxation. “ One of the first changes proposed," Knowles said, "is • » to relocate Ihe site to a |>oiiit opposite I'almello Avenue so as lo use tins putilir rightLIMULItU, Germany (UTI) of-way for direct access to Henry H. Ford,'62, the U. S. the downtown business men cepaul general in Frankfurt, This eliminates the olf site was killed today in a highway expense of acquimig private accident that seriously injured properly for thr rntuieelion Ins wife and chauffeur, and reduces utility costa." Knowles also proposed to reiluca the initial number of S T E U B E N V I L L E , Ohio wet berths to 176 ami to sub- ( I ll’ll ITiurtrs J. Kulabonlth, stltule the growing practice 12, Bridgeport, Ohio, remain­ of dry storage for other ed in jail here today on a berths for a portion of the smaller size boat*. , , . To charge of using broadcast ttma reduce investment costs, this to denounce President John­ can tie arranged on a ground son in obscene language. lease to private capital. He also piopnst-d the ,ma DELANO (LTD — A $600,rin* supply and shopping center tie moved into Die 1100 men’s residence hall will landfill heck near ttie (Sem­ he limit at Strlaon University inole) houlevaiil and lo util­ in Ihe coming year. The build­ ize pal king tut No. t lo sup­ ing, which will house about plement the reduced pur king 150 students, will be ready un the landfill area. (or occupancy in the fall term The rity manager also sta t­ of I960. ed city personnel van design, const i net and opeiate "sev­ eral Items at lens expense MIAMI t u r n —About 600 than any report propose*." hingshotemvn here and tn Commissioners i n structed nearby Fort Lauderdale refus­ City Ally. William Hutchison ed to Work today because of to proceed vviih drafting pro- Issues union leaders and shipposed e n a b l i n g legislation pcis thought Ionl been settled concerning ownership of the ■luring the diawn-out negotia­ lake bottom and clartlytng the city's title to off-shore tion* in Miami Beach. land. Knowles wn* instructed to TAM I*A (U l’it Circuit have the city'* fiscal agent draft financing plans (or a t'lmri Judge .Oliver Maxwell $970,471 bond validation plan, switched Ihc (Jjsl site of ac­ including $7U5,0uo for the cused polke slayer Billy Ray walci front devclnpnient plan lialisou from here to Orlando. anil $175,1)011 Go fnluii* fne Ilah-on, 29, and his wife, and recreation Improvement* Juliet, 33. ate rhaigt-d with | (list degree murder. in the city. JI&WA... B R IEFS Envoy Killed Lyndon ‘Cussed’ Men’s Hall Refuse To Work Venue Change OPEN FRIDAY f e n n e ifi t NITE T IL 9 a lw ays first quality 63rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! girls 2-piece sport sets 222 266 3 to fix 7 to 14 Cotton knit topa with t a p e r e d cotton duck pants! Three atylea tn pink, blue, red, tnalaa, or navy. So easy-care, loo — they . wash and wear with almost no fuaa at adit All a t Pennej'a Anniversary aavingsl �I I Local University Puzzling Plaster Medallions Request Upped Sam 's Fan tastic M arble P a la ce To $4.4 Million Bmdarb VrrmJl !—Tucs, Mnr. 9, ’65 lowboy-Driffer Found To Be 'Drowned' Man f **> NEWCASTLE, Wyo. (UPf) —He was Juit Clay Holllitrr, another in a line of cowboy i who drift from Job-lo-job and don't really attract much at­ tention. But Holliater, the cowboy, was really someone elac—33year-old Norman H. Bring*, • Troy (N. Y.) iniurance man who “drowned" In a reiervolr near hla home almott five year* ago. The fantaitie a t o r y Briggs, married and the fa­ ther of two, and of Holliater, the drifter, waa unfolded by bla family in New York and friend* In Newcailie. Briggi, himself, had drop­ ped out of light, although It waa believed he still was on the Kenneth Atkins ranch, a sprawling spread near this northeastern Wyoming com­ munity of 4,300. The man known aa Briggs disappeared near Troy July IT, 1SOO, after telling his wife, Gall, he was going akin-diving it* the To'm-lUnnock reservoir near Troy. His boat, glasess and trous­ ers were found in the water. There was no sign of the body. His wife, who presumably collected *120,000 in insurance policies after his disappear­ ance, obtained an annulment J l Alabama and later rem ar­ ried. An attorney said she planned to repay the money. Briggs' two children, Char­ les, eight, and Barbara Jean, six, now are living with their Stepfather and mother. Mr. and Mra. Earl Kocnlng of Wynatskill, N. Y. Briggi—by now Holtlaler— waa flrit noticed latl summer while working as a surveyor in Colorado ski resort areas of tiie Rocky Mountains. He met a Denver school tescher—now Mrs. Hsns Bruckcr of Aspen, Colo. — who became curious about his past. “He told me he remember­ ed coming out of a lake at one time," Mra. Hrucker said. That and other thing* aroused her suspicions and she finally traced Briggi through Cornell University whera ba went to ■chool. “He told me ba worked in Salt U ke City and 1 think he said he's been In Csliforni*," Mrs. Hrucker slid. "I think he was giving me duel right along." Mr*. Bruckcr called Briggs' parents, Mr. ami^Mrs. Hollis W. Briggs, of Brunswick, N. Y., to tell them their son was alive. “They were Just completely stunned," she sold. The elder Briggs couple de­ cided to check out the story. "Whrn his father and bro­ ther first found him, he was hysterical and It took quite awhile before they got him quieted down,", Mra. Briggs, bis mother ssld “He was very upset and probably Juat III." She said once they were sat­ isfied it was their ion, they notified his wife and the Mate police. Briggs went home for two daya last Thanksgiving. Briggs—using the name Hoilister—now was working on the Atkins ranch In Wyoming. Mrs. Robert Atkins, listerIn law of the owner, said ba was a “regular cowboy." He apparently had little trouble learning to ridp a horse or picking up twuching skills. Job Switch DERBY, Kan. (UPD—Miss Pauline Shorkry, who ended a school teaching career in 1961, traded the classroom furytftTair field. iss Shorkey, her brother Raymond, and her sister Alice own and operate Cook Air Field five miles east of here. The one-time teacher, who spent 35 years on the faculty of a Wellington high school, now sells gasullne, keeps hooks, clean pilots over the intercom and, aha aayi, eervee as "janitor and meaienger boy." Council Meets JACKSONVILLE (UP1) The board of directors of tbe National Aiaodatioo of Youth Councils met today to name an executive director and dei Ignite a national headquart­ ers. Tbe board baa organized juvenile Juries and other youth Activities % many cities. > GENEVA 4-H CLUB boys have been studying about electricity and learn­ ing to make minor repairs. Here, Ray McGill, of Geneva, shows thepi bow to correctly solder joints of wire toKcthcr. In the itroup (left to riifbt) are Larry Braddy, Chester Russell, Nicky Whitinjr, Dale Wesson and Tommy Summersill. (Herald Photo) COAL MINERS a t the end of a hard day's work appearing in program ‘ presented by Bear Lake sixtli (traders for I’TA meeting were (front, from left) Kenneth Patrick, Delbert Russell, Gary Shell. Connie Burton; (back) Eluine Alvaren, Christy Wantland, Elaine Morgan, Mike Madden. The program theme, “Around the World," depicted various lands and occu­ pations of their peoples. (llornld Photo) Star Greenhand Award Goes To Prexy Tindel Mike Timid, president of Fnnford Junior High School Future Farmer* of America, was named Star Gfj-enhand at the annual FFA banquet a! tiie school. Four Sanford businessmen were named ‘’Honorary Chap­ ter Farmers." Randall Chase. Walter Tea­ gue, Bill Lovelace and Ronald Hunt received tlicir honorary chapter degrees from Hie FFA. Tindel received a *25 savings bond, presented by W W, Tyre, president of Hie Seminole County Farm Bu­ reau. Following a spaghetti sup­ per served by Mrs. Dorothy H an, lunchroom manager, and her alaH, Hie Future Farmer* and Uielr guest* viewed a movie, “ Four Star Farm ers," which depicted the four top Future Farmers in lha United States. Potential Alcoholics NEW YORK (I ll'll—There are more than 20 million po­ tential alcoholics in ths Un­ ited State*, according to a survey conducted by llr. Har­ ry J- Johnson, of the Life Extciislon Foundation. This, he said, 1* in addition to an es­ timated more than 10 million present drinkers who ran be classified us alcoholic*. Warning signs of a poten­ tial alcoholic, Julinaon said in an article in Coronet magaaine, are: drinking of si* ounces or more of alcohol dai­ ly on a regular basis; week­ day consumption of alcohol equal to or in excess of week­ end consumption, and pre-dinner cocktail breaks stretching into two-hour or longer ses­ sions, v, . . By Bruce Bolsaat WASHINGTON (NEA) — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The woman'* face showed an­ A revised list of multi-million noyance as she ahuffled along dollar construction projects at ths corridor. I asked her: Florida universities with new "Are you loatT" schools in Pensacola and “Yes,” she replied. "This Orange County at the top was on its way to the state budget building gives ms a fit!” director today. She was deep In the tub* The new list, ordered hy terranean layer* cf Washing­ Gov. Haydon Burn* for the benefit of the two new legisla­ ton'* newest collossus, the tive-approved ichool* which white martde Rayburn build­ "would never get built other­ ing. About to become the of­ wise." seeks Ml million in ficial home of 169 U. S. con­ construction fund* fnr the gressmen, it'* the costliest state university system dur­ ami perhaps the most con­ troversial government edifice ing the coming biennium. in the capital's history. The revised list-was submit­ The woman lest at the subted by Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, executive director of basement level haa plenty of EDIFICE REXi This colossus of Capitol HUI, known u the the Stale Board of Regents, bewildered company a t sen­ easily coat taxpayers 1125 million. which resigned en masse a ior lawmaker! and their staffs begin slowly filling the mas­ building'* northern side, com­ have much to do. We got week ago. manding a auperb view of the eight to ten letter* a day. If sive structure. It includes 128 million in Capitol dome. It ie a view, In­ a prominent visitor came to On my own thoroughgoing top-priority funds for the Uni­ versity of West Florida at tour of the building, I lost my deed, seldom enjoyed except town, we'd close up the c/flce Pensacola and *4,399,000 for bearing* several time#. Once, in Washington offices depict­ and go sightseeing. Now if it's quiet we get 50 to 75 letters the second school to be built ■trolling down a corridor, I ed by Hollywood. Seniority dictated who got a day. If thing* are stirred up in Orange County at the Sem­ encountered a man standing inole County line three mile* cutalde an office door, I bare­ these choice spots, so this sec­ we get hundreds. ly glanced at him but he tion already has been dubbed “It’s the only job I know south of Oviedo on SR 520. The Governor and Cabinet aiked: “Trying to get out?" It "Old Mcn'i Bow." It might where the longer a man stay* as easily be called "South­ in it the more he haa to do.” recently recommended a total wa* the obvious question. Perhaps few would quarrel With only a few doten con- erner'! Row.” Safe acuthern of *37.9 million in building fundr for tiie unlversitiea grcssmrn moved in, the halli ■eats and aenlority go togeth­ with the lawmaker*’ need for throughout Florida during the today offer long, empty vis­ er, and the name plates along great new working space. But coming biennium with *7 mil­ ta*. When bells ring to sum­ tha north corridors give you tome visitor* to the Rayburn lion allocated for.east-central mon lawmakers to the Houie congressmen from Texas, Ar­ building may echo the busi­ Florida and *5 million for the chamber, they have the lone- kansas, Mississippi, the Caro- nessman who, after seeing acme sound of a telephone llnas. the Supreme Court building univcralty at Pensacola. Despite muttering* about and several other imposing Th* Board-of Rcgcnti had jangling in an empty apart­ inadequate design, the three- government structures, asked: inserted *2 9 million for west ment. Plodding t h e t a passage- r o o m congressional suite* "Do we have to have all Florida and *4.3 million for cait-ccntral Florida after the ways, I had tha eerie feeling seem sensibly arranged, built this MARBLET" If the late Speaker Sam first priorities for existing that If I opened aome door to high standard, decorated universities on the original along the way, it might sud­ with good taste. Cabinet* and Rayburn of Texas were still construction list, but Govern­ denly close behind me and files drawers are recessed in alive, he would answer "yes." or Burns hslked at the "shunt­ leave me stranded in a lush the walls. A tiny kitchen and He oversaw nearly every aiging aside" of tha two new underground apartment of the two bathrooms are among the nifieanl detail of tbe build­ sort favored by James Bond's side features. ing's design, including many schools. 1 found Rep. Herbert Bon­ of tbe change* which helped The Governor has not ap­ cnemle*. In the week* ahead, of ner, North Carolina Democrat, run the rout to un estimated pointed any successor* to the hoard, but Culpepper said the course, much of this unftm- a bit dazzled in his new le t­ *125 millkn (the new Senate old board had knowledge of iilarity and lonesomrneta will ting, but totally convinced office building finished in tiie revised priorities although pass. Human chatter wilt be that a present-day congress­ 1959 coat *23.5 million). “Edifice Rex,” as it is some­ they dtd not get a chance to ste a d y ^ jsth c r than ticlated, man's immense workload jus­ vote formally on them before as now, In widely Separated tifies the luxuriant spacicus- times called, has 50 acres un­ der root. Aside from congress­ o a s e s of life. Policemen won't nesi. Uie member* quit. The revised list was approv­ have to walk the rorriodrs A lawmaker for 24 years men's offices, there are nine ed hy the Council of Univers­ with little hand chart* telling and an aide to a congressman major committee rooms plus who i* where. Signs may ap­ for 15 years before that, Bon­ ample apace for subcommit­ ity Presidents. pear. ner rnuld provide a little per­ tee offices. In the lower Most of the office* pres­ spective: reaches are leng rows of doc­ ently occupied are along the “Buck in 1925 we didn't ument storage rooms. John R. Crook, Longwood, Dies John Robert Crook, 47. of 409 Georgia Avenue, Long, wood, died at his home late Monday night. A retired master sergeant, having served with the U. S. Army during World War II and In the Korean conflict, he came to lying wood in 1957 from Gulfport. Miss He had been employed at Strickland Mocrison, Sanford, until ap­ proximately six months ago He was a member of Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Survivors are his wife, Mrs Nellie Crook; a son, John Ro­ bert Jr., and two daughters, Rtlllc Faith ind Evelyn IliaSTAR GREENHAND award in presented to rie, all of Longwood; bro­ Mike Tindel (right) Ivy Don Karrens, teacher thers. George W. Crook, of and FFA advisor, at the FFA bnnquct. Thomasvllle, N. C., and Wil­ bur L Crook, of Sanford, NC., and his mother, Mrs W. W. Rosser, alio of Sanford, N Oramknw Funeral Home is C. Leo A. Blearing, 77, rral dent of the Montezuma Hotel, m charge of arrangements Gramkow Funeral Home Is died Monday night ut Semin­ In charge of arrangements. ole liOdge. He came here in 1950 from Car Kooks BOSTON ( UPD—The Aulo••COMMUNISM" Fcnninmrc, Wis. He was s member of (lie Methodist lunhde la-gal Association says Dr. Luis Perez will address Church, the lies! automotive engineer­ the members of the Knights of Survivors are a daughter, ing brains in the world remain Columbus on "Communism" Mr> Muriel Seaton, of .San­ stumped with one problem — at their meeting at B p.m. to­ ford, und a son, Marion Bless­ "Hie loose nut behind the night in the Council Hall on wheel." ing, nf Albany, Os. Oak Avenue. Other features include a maple-paneled gymnaaium, a “slumber room" for tired law­ maker*, whirlpool bath*, a 60foot-long swimming pool es­ timated by Fortune magazine to cost *500,000. The threelevel underground g a r a g e held* 1,600 car*. Since the building ait* drop* 50 feet from east to west, the t) exposed eastern foundation has a heavy granite facing— much-criticized, giving rise to w a s p i s h descriptions like '* T e x a » penitentiary.” Six states provided the granite, though Georgia supplied most of the matching white marble. One critic has said that the nine-story monument to Ray­ burn could cnly be defended f militarily. In diru emergency it might W’ell serve ns a last redoubt, assuming a previous hit on the Pentagon. Even when filled with brim­ ming activity,- the Rayburn may always remain something of s puzzle. A guard stationed at the entrance to the new tunnel running to the Capitol pointed to some pluster med­ allions of historic figures. Un­ labeled, cnly n few, like George Washington, were rec­ ognizable. Ths guard com­ mented: “Who are they? Why ere they here? Nobody explains . . . and th at’* the whole building!” Jury Deliberates Sentence For Husband Slayer Leo A. Blessing Succumbs At 77 CONVICTED—Mra. Lucille Miller (center) is led from the courtroom in San Bernardino, Calif., following her conviction for first degree murder in the uuto firo death of her dentinl husband. (NEA Telephoto) Dinner Off 'Geneva Citizens Association Plans Get-Acquainled Supper Tbe South Seminole Elem­ entary Council of TcacheraJ and Parents bat postponed its | ham dinner scheduled for this Friday until after Lent. By Jo Ann tlayi Geneva Citizens Association will sponsor a covered dish supper and program of music on Saturday, April 3. at the Community Hall beginning at 5 p. m. Plana for tbe event, which will aerve as a “ gel-acquaint­ ed" affair (or newcomer* to the area and will feature music by tbe Eastern Seminole Band, were made at a meeting of the group held list Friday with Edward Yarborough, vice president, presiding In the ab­ sence of tha president, Walton Torres. E. W. White, secretary, read minute* from the last meeting Mars Probe Youth Camp SUNNYVALE, Calif. (UPI) — A sm all,. light-weight »pheriral probe is the type of vehicle that should lie used to study' the atmosphere of Mare, scientists .a t NASA’s A mra Research Center have decided. Research ha* shown that lha •tructura of Mars’ atmos­ phere would be determined by measurements of the vehicle's BtelieO. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Haydo.1 Burns told fed­ eral officials he thinks that Camp Blandmg in Bradford and Clay counties la a satis­ factory location (or a propos­ ed youth job corps training camp. » Recently Burn* failed to ap­ prove location ol a similar camp in Ocala National Forest because of strong local protesta. THE CABALLKHOS, Sanford'# championship senior twirling team, won first place in the senior division in the mid-winter regional United States Twirling Association contest and will de­ fend their championship title in the state con­ test in April. From left, front row are Michele Maibott, First Lt. Shafuu Drum, Donna Bex- Raeburn Office BnUdlnf, may wiechin, Vicki McArdle and Capt. Sylvia Wil­ liams; back row, are Sgt. Freddie Berryhlll, Su­ san Stein, Sgt. Donna Peter*, Bettina Vale and Pat Mackall. Two members of tha corpe, Mau­ reen Moughton and Linda Jarnigan are not shown. ' . (Herald Photo) and treasurer’s report was given by Jimmy Brown The allocation will furnish the beverage snd provide roast the >uPPer supper and ,he those attending are asked to bring covered dishes to round out the menu. There will be no charge for the meal but donations will be accepted at the door. Front end "Geneva" auto tags will be on sale dur­ ing the evening. In other buslnesi of tbe meeting, the association voted to hire a custodian to clean the hall and grounds on a monthly basil. Appointed at a telephone committee to keep member* Informed as te plans for meet­ ing*, were Mr*. Pearl Yarbarough, Mrs Henry Simpson and Don Atwood. Those attending the Friday meeting went unanimously on record in prsite of Yarbor­ ough, county commissioner for the district, backing the state­ ment made by John Thomas that "Yarbcrough hat had more improvements made in the area within the past few months than have been ac­ complished in the past 12 years." SAN HERNARDINO, Calif. (UPI) — Authorities planned to file a guardianship petition in nruiby Ontario Superior Court over custody of con­ victed husband-slayer Lucille Miller's children. Tbe court will be asked to decide who will assume reaponslblllty for Debbie Miller, 14, and her brothers, Ronnie, 11, and Guy, D. Mrs. Miller, 35, who It ex­ pecting her fourth child in June, wa* convicted of firstdegree murder in the fiery uuto death luat OcL 8 of I)r. Orcrdon Miller, 39, a well-todo dentist. A jury of eight women and four men in the courtroom of Superior Judge Edward P. Fogg begin* deliberating to­ day on whether the attractive defendent should be sentenced to die In the gas chamber or go to prison for life. No pregnant woman has ever been sentenced to death In California. The same jury deliberated four days before convicting the attractive housewife at her second trial. The first trial wai declared a mistrial last December by a judge who feared publicity given the case might have prejudiced n jury, The prosecution claimed that Mr*. Milter drugged her hus­ band and then aet fir* to the family car in nearby Mont­ clair to collect double indem­ nity insurance worth about *140,000. NARCE Chapter Sets Meeting By Jan* Casselberry Winter' Park Chapter, Na­ tional Association of Retired C i v i l Employes (NARCE), will meet a t noon Wednesday at S 4k S cafeteria in Winter Park. John and Julia Conner, dis­ trict leader* c f the Florida Federation, NARCE, will ad­ dress tha meeting. Retired federal civil service employe! are invited to attend. -- * : �V / <9‘ i „ ' . V-.rt 1 It > • ITljr AARP Rqserves Two Buses For Area Tour WrralS .n T u e s. M a r. f>, *65— Page 3 j Talented Groups Geneva Library Benefit M a r. 20 Lined Up For Moofenanny Post Office OKd For Lake Mary, Chamber Learns By France* W riter % Four amcndmrnt changes to the by-laws were voted into etfect at the regular monthly meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce last Thursday night held in the Fire Hall. The month for the nomina­ tion of officers was chang­ ed from March to May. The election ~of officers and their Installation will he held in June instead of April. The of­ fices of secretary and treaaurer will be combined into One office The month for the annual membership drive was changed to September. Members also voted to have the Chamber go on record as being in favor of the extension of service by the telephone Company to the southern end of the county for toll free dial­ ing. It was voted to continue sponsoring Boy Scout Troop 242 and to send out cards to Chamber members for extra contributions to help with their present needs of the troop, such as money for the charter and insurance The troop now has a total of 45 members. The Chamber voted to go oo record as approving the build­ ing site on Second Street and Wilbur Avenue that was chos­ en for the new post office that has been approved for Lake Mary. It was announced that the road project to secure the necessary 'ights-of-way on Lake Mary Boulevard to per­ mit paving from Seventh Street to Interstate 4. prior to obtaining an interchange, is progressing very well. Only six more are needed before it will be completed. The members were urged to get behind the Talent Show project and reminded that it is a fund raising drive. Tickets may be purchased from any member for the show to be held on March 20 in the Lake Mary School auditorium fcanfnrfi 91 ii I kl •■ Rev. Durrance To Speak For Holy Cross^ 09666318 The ltev. Alfred L Durr­ ance will be the guest preach­ er at the regular Wednesday evening Lenten service at Holy Cross Episcopal Church Wednesday, in the church at 7:15 pm. Kr. Durrance was born in Jacksonville, graduated from High School in Miami, and raceived his degrre from Ala­ bama Polytechnic Institute. After working several years in the world, he returned to T h e Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, Tex. where he receiv­ ed the Bachelor of Divinity Decree. • lie has served as vicar of St. Luke'* and St Peter’s Church in St. Cloud, and tins been rector of (Jootl Shepherd Episcopal Church in Maitlnnd for the past two years. He is well known in this area for his concern and knowledge In the field of spiritual healing. Visitors will lie welcome at all Wednesday evening serv­ ices. Some members of the parish are gathering at fi 30 each Wednesday evening for n covered dish supper before the service. By Jane Caaorlherry > The National Merit Schol­ arship qualifying lest will be given at Lyman High School at 9 a m.. Saturday, for stud­ ents who will complete high school ip IPrtil and enter col­ lege the same year. Since 1956, 9,100 students have re­ ceived merit scholarships in the United States. The extent of a winners financial need determines the amount that ran I* received by high acorers on the ex­ amination. Participating stud, enta pay 11.50 fee. but any interested student unable to pay the fee should consult James Bowers, guidance coun­ selor. After receiving s c o r e s , students ate aide to make comparison with high school students across the country and to use this infoimation in making educational and voca­ tional plans. Thus n student can learn his educational stlengths a n d weaknesses whether or not lie or she plans to attend college. Normal body temperature of birds is slightly over I1'!) degrees. Tests Scheduled At Lyman High A. (I. HUSH SUIKNTK UENTKIt — This is the architect's perspective fur the A. (I. Hush Sci­ ence Center which Hollins College hopes to have underway within the next year. An $800,000 gift front Hush makes Hollins College eligible to apply for matching federal grants and loans for construelion of the Center. H o s p i t a l Notes gurtitc I.akcnian, M a Is c I Ion Msra Weldon. Sanford M \RtTI I. 194.5 West. DcR.ir>. Janet Soar. \brahain I inrn'n. DeBary. Admissions 11% Mm. John l.rnnr tim e * lose Forest ( its . Ida Olga Hunter. Carolyn Car Deltona. Sails Williams. Lake One full hu», and nearly Mae Andersen Geqcsa. Paul nil neat, on a nr. ond, have ter, Frances < lilton. Jarqiic Mats, Wilma Stengel. Ising ine Spues • snlbia la*e llog Keen reset veil for a tour try Ivn Banin. Gertrude Wood* wood ei • l.ak« Monroe .lack Wollr, DeBary I iiapter, Ameiirurt Napoleon Byrd. MamuT Jones Births Monroe lltrlxu, Elmer Shiv Asnnc-iatinri nf Retired Per- Katherine Dtilrirh, Clifford Mr and Mi* Clarence rr*. Osteen mins, to llu»< h Gardena in Manley, Fern Molihan, Jud> Junes Sanford a girl Mr Births Tampa and Sunken Garden* Swain. Johnny Hob Brown Jr , and Mrs lac Moore Sanford, Mr and Mrs P Deck San in St. Petersburg, to he made Sanford. Bosenanell Hill. Lake a girl. Mr and Mrs lliawa ford, a Iniv Thursday, March 18. Mary; Camlcnr Wiggand. <>» Ilia Scull. Sanlnrd, a boy. Ills) b a r g e s Karh hua has arating ca­ teen Mr and Mis Howard Mil Gertrude Woods. Cobh John pacity for 38 peranna, reat ham*. Lake Mary, a boy Birth* son. Baby sir* Strickland, Villisrharges room and air conditioning Mr and Mr*. C. Mobhan v lan Mann Lilly Hall. Willie Remaining aeala on the sec­ Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mrs Mary Kramer. Doris Arm Mae Howard. B arbara. Whit ond hua are being reserved C. Wiggand. Osteen, a boy strong, Elizabeth Blevins, Frankn Watson. Paul mi a first runic, first serve, Barbara Clemmer, Katherinr Mel'ourry. Norma Young, Ka llitrhargei Ernest Brolhcrson, Anita G Dougherty. Deborah Geiger. therme Clark and baby girl, basis. Duses will leave from De­ Glover, JewcU Bt*er, Carrie Olga Hunter. Richard Glee- Sanford; Arthur Buckley, Denary Fire House at 8 a.m. Gilchrist. Yolandi S k e 11 y . son. Elbert Hayes, Eliralicth Bary, l*alwTI«* DeBoer, Kern rharp with return expected to Pauline Rivers, Sanford; Nils Norwood, Grace Robert*, Ja c ­ Park; Ida M>cr», Lake Mon­ he by-6 pm Reservations re­ Ljungberg. D e U a r y ; Lola queline Ross, A n d e r s o n roe,; Wilma Stenrel. Long maining should be made, Brendle, Kenneth Klllcbrrw. Brown S a n f o r d . Gunner wood Caroltnr Wiggand anil Thompson. Edward Hrppncr. blb> boy Osteen with paid fare, to Harry Bell, North Orlando. DeBary. Margaret L Bay. MARCH 2, 1965 245 Linda Vista. DeBary. MVItCII «. 1965 Enterprise. Dr Wayde line Admission* Admissions Florence Parker. Norma ker. la-esburg. Abraham (Hi llannora B utrr, E m m a Young. John Bennett, Corrme s(-r Jr Orlando Jean Staley Mary Louise Boor, Gilbert Wyllte, Zommte| MAIM II 4, 1965 Jones, Henry Furman. San Davis, Constance McCabe, VdmWviontf ford. Joserena Rose, Mimes. Frankie Walton, Carol Brew Elizsbcth Brown, Wilbur Gti­ Births er. Msry Kramer. Aunta Cav- cJirtst Slurbs Parker. Mil Mr and Mrs W lloggett. ness, Ann* Dykcma. Paul luin Stempet. Barbara Whit Sanford, a g.rl; Mr and Mrs McCourry, Carrie Wert. Annie akrr lluth Wieboldt. Pearly E Staley, Sanford, a ten , Mr R* Mrs John l.ronr Delta ry Choirsters. under Hugo. Pamela Newton, De- Williams. Llaudia Hall, For and Mrs t) Jones, Sanford, direction of Laura Platt borah Geiger. Richard Glee- ne.ia Beam Rebecca Pi-Ruin, a boy Brown and sponsorship of the son, Dewey Kirnah, Evelyn Sanford Blanche Page, Farl Discharges Del.and Tourist (Tub. present­ Jones, Sanford; John Strang. Kellers DeBary Helen Ker Carol Brewer and baby girl, rd a program st the DrLand Mabel Green. DeBary; Mar guw.n. l ake Mary. Betty Live Auriu Cavnc„ >mJ blby ^ garct LaBrte, I-ongwood ly. Limla Manley, Lake Mon Zonnie Davis. Claudia Hall, High School. roe. Carlenr Piloian. Long Katherine Hall, Betty Jean Artista taking part in the Marvin Riggs. Osteen Births wood, Nolan Osteen. Osteen; Hurt, Joyce Jones and baby program were Theresa KuMr. and Mrs Robert Brew­ Kirk Amn-lie. Gainesville; girl. Dolores Priepke. George pecr, Emily Armstrong, Ro­ bert N. McGee, Ruth Creasey, er, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Dottle Applegate. Orlando. Moore, Verest Scott and baby Louis LaChat, Charles Moore, Mrs. Clyde Swain, Sanford, a Jane Benjamin. Jamaica, N boy, Deborah Scherrer, Ed­ Gertrude MacNaughtcn, Bea­ boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cav- Y.; Hudson Rager. Miffen win Sessions, Wanda I-ee trice Muller, l ^ e l Rearirk, ness, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and burg. Pa Smith, FloyJ Sparkman, MatBirth* George and Vera Gerling, Mr*. Jerry Smith, Sanford, a tie Stoudcnmire, Judy Swain Mr and Mr* John Parker. and baby boy, Sanford; Helen Thelma Smith, Evelyn Dxick, girl. Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mrs Menk, Deltona; Orrie Close. Discharge* Marie Vos, Carolina Little, Leo Blessing. John Cochran. Harlow Mauley, lake Monroe, Forest City. Ethel Guyett, Hate! Dentler, Lillian Park, Ruth lovanna, Iva Goodaon, Rose Hurt. Martha McKinney, a boy; Mr snd Mrs. John Pi­ Geneva; Helen Ferguson, Ruth Hustare, Marie Good- Delphi* Rheuark, Jack Schoon loian, Longwood. a boy. Kosanell Hill. Lake Mary; Bet­ Discharges ride, Marion Roberts, Tillle maker, Sus« Smith, Bond ty Lively, Lake Monroe; Freddie Pe-ry. Clarence Agnes Piloian. I-ongwood; Jane Royer, Marguerite Either and Walker. Sanford; Geneva J. Spaulding, DeBary; Maude Hankerson. Carol Reedy, Ag Benjamin, Jamaica, N. Y. Mable Green. Dickson, Deltona; Bertha Gal­ nes Kcitt, John T. Bennett. loway, Connie Dye, Lake Dewey Kuziah. Fern Molihan. Disaster Net Mary; George Koan, DcLand; and baby boy, Ralph Edwin Distinction DALLAS (UP1)—A new ra ­ Nellie Herndon, Statcnvilk. Wright. Sanford. Ralph W . BOSTON (U PI)-G ov. Phil dio network gives 10 Dallas G a ; Edith MucUlt. Duluth, ScotJ. Lake Mary. Noble Eras­ ip - Hoff of Vermont has a > hospitals direct two-way con­ Minn er, Osteen. nominal diatinction: he's the MARCH 1, 1165 MARCH 5, 1965 tact 24 hours a day. The net­ Admissions Admission* work would aid in channeling only New England governor Edwin Sessions. Katherine whose first name isn't John. Lyman Baker Sr., David caiualtiea in any major dis­ aster. Bcnabou, Evelyn Epps. Ber­ Hall. A Bartholdi Peterson. The other* arc: John Reed, * Officials said the network nard Holt, Willie Mae How­ Joyce Deck. Dolores Priepke, klalne; J o h n King. New would be a tremendous help ard, Joyce Jones, Ann Moore, Deborah Scbertcr, Matthew Hampshire; John Volpc. MatChafee, since, d u r i n g emergencies, Carol Reedy, Vereat Scott, Smith, AdLne Church. Sophia sarbusetta; J o h n hospital switchboards tend to Jean Smith, Mark Whigbam, Shoemaker, Judith Doggett. Rhode Island; John Dempsey, Ruth Smith, Sanford; Mar­ Luetic Heard, Llnor* Hamtl- Connecticut get Jammed. • --- sponsors a combination rum ­ turing Corporation. It has re­ By JoAnn Hay* Henry A. Simpson, of Gen­ mage sale, bake sale and auc­ ceived reviews In tha New eva. has donated to the Young tion on Saturdays March 20, York Times, In seversl of By Jane Casselberry Woman's Library League one in Getjeva. Florida's leading newspapers More talented arts have of his "auto saftcc switches” Simpson's pwn invention, and will be subject of a fea­ been lined up for the South to be auctioned off to the high­ the switch is madt* and distri­ ture article In Popular Mec­ buted from Geneva Manufac­ Seminole Junior High School est bidder when the library hanics within the next fix PTA llootennnny to he held months. at the school auditorium in Proceeds from the auction, Casselberry at 8 p.m., Friday, as. well as those from the March 26. rummage ami bake sales, will Mrs. C. L. Cooper, who cobe used to equip and decor­ erdinated last yenr's llootenate a part of the library for nnny, is again serving in that use of preschool children. The events will take place In rapacity and hope* to make the vacant lot between Gen­ this one even more successful eva Grocery and the Church than the last. of Christ. Support of the pub­ One of th^-m ost charming lic is invited. groups to paftfetLate will be a group of pupilVv front the South Seminole Momentary School w hf w illjippfar in costume strrg a group of Japanese folk songs under the direction of the music teacher. Miss Ann Wright. “The Rambler*,” a group •O f .. which brought down the house AlITO SWITCH is presented by its inventor, last year, will he bark fea­ Grnpevillc Nursery Henry A. Simpson, of (Ionova, to Mrs. Charles turing C. L. Cooper at the 2221 Grapevine Are. Ilitys, chnirmnn of the Young Woman’s Library wash tub and guitnr; Don Mil­ 322-0886 League, to he sold at March 20 auction to bene­ ler, drums; Gene Denmark, fit tho new Geneva Public Library. “Scotia Dealer" guitar and fiddle; and vocals by Mrs. Cooper and Miss Pat llalsry. The well known “Trader winds" from Lyman High School, folk singers, B i l l Wharton, Terry Harmon and Jim Jarrard also will t>e hack by popular request. Mrs. Colleen Wiggins, local folk singer, plans to partici­ pate as do “The Esquires," a rook V roll group. “It’s a pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic.” Tickets will Ik- available at the PTA meeting Tuesday, from students, or at the door. IN BLOOM Glow seen nenr the sun just before sunrise ami after sun­ set is caused by myrinil meteoritir bits that s- alter sun­ light in spare. success hasn't gone to its price! combination of luxury and economy you can Give Program In DcLand « ^ . O R C H ID S j Choirsters ly Y •...'M r 4 A CHEVROLET BEL AIR 6 It's our in-between-priced full-size Chevrolet icith deep-twist ear pettng trail to trail; luxuriout pattern cloth upholstery trimmed in toll textured vinyl; and a Turbo ThrUt Six to make the most of lit Jet-imooth ride. Low in cott, ta»y on fu el-yet this spirited Six gives you fast warm-ups winter and summer, quick pickups find all the smooth dependable power a car needs to be a great highway performer. Just come try U for yourself and see! • It’s biff. Il'a beautiful. The stylish Interior of its Body by Fisbw says comfort and quality in every detail. Best of all, you can actually buy thia fine full-sized car for slightly more than many intermediate-sized models of oilier makes-and even for less than some of them! So why settle for a smaller, lighter, cut-dotvg car that can't even begin to olTer you nil of the solid value and Mating satisfaction you get in this Chevrolet Bel Air./Come look it over. Try out the responsive Chevrolet Six. See how much more you get for what you pay! Drive something really ncw -discovcr the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet• Chevelle * Chevy n * Corvair * Corvette > •-744J H O LLER M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SECOND A N D PALMETTO SANFORD 322-07]! }% t �I Death Of A Landmark v t Say San Francisco la Jonkinfr its drxfr cable cars. Say Chicago la draining Lake Michigan. Say Boston la ban­ ning beans. But don’t say New York la closing Coney Island. — But It is all too true. Unless a mir­ acle Intervenes, Steeplechase Park, Coney Island’s famed 26-acre amuse­ ment park that has drawn millions of fun-seekers to Brooklyn's Atlan­ tic coast over the past 60 years, will not reopen this year. Swimming pool and sea bathing Worry Clinic facflitlea were abandoned last year. The closing of the park, due to de­ clining business, virtually insures the eventual demise of whatever activi­ ties will remain at Coney Island. ■ Stark and still stands the thrilling parachute tower. Immobile and shrouded In gloom Is""the world’s largest Ferris wheel." Mournful Is the cry of the lonely seagull. The site will, however, make an excellent apartment house develop­ ment. Typing - Boon To Study A recent follow-up study of some of the children who were matched with a control group of nontyping children Indicates that this generally superior achievement has been main­ tained over the past five years. One surprising bonus that may al­ lay the fears of traditionalists: Hand­ writing of the students actually imiroved because of the typing expermenL Any idea that may help children learn more, learn It faster and like it is worth looking into in this day of "exploding knowledge." Back in 1959, three major univers­ ities—Columbia University Teachers College, Boston University and the University of Illinois—tested what effect typewriters might have on the educational achievement of elemen­ tary school students. With a grant from a typewriter manufacturing firm (Royal), which provided manual portable machines, studies were conducted with 900 fourth and fifth grade pupils in 86 classrooms in seven cities. The re­ sults showed that the kids took to the typewriters eagerly, that the quality and quantity of their work improv­ ed and that their rending, spelling and vocabulary achievement was greater than that of pupils without typewriters. I Thought For Today You shall rise up before the hoary head, and honor the face of an old man, and you shall fear your God: I am the Lord.—Leviticus 19:32. • • • Age is only a number, a cipher for the record. A man can’t retire his experience. He must use it. Experi­ ence achieves more with less energy and time.—Bernard Baruch. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Scared Of Showdown United P reti International Railroad union leaders are running seated — terrified might not be too strong a word —from a showdown on the union shop. Conservative senators and representatives should be aware of this foot race before President Johnson b e g i n s twisting arms to obtain repeal of section 14 H of the Taft Hartley Act. That section per­ mits states to outlaw the union shop. Rig labor has been trying for nearly 2o years to scuttle section 14 ill). During this period, 20 ilalea legislated •gainst the union shop. In­ diana repealed its so-called rtght-to-work law during the current legislative session. The opening for a union shop showdown was created by non-operating employes of the Southern Railway and af­ filiated lines The Southern Is union shop. The story began about 10 years ago when some Southern employei surd In Georgia courts to prevent their union shop leaders from spending un­ ion money to help elect politi­ cal candidates whom the pro­ testing employes opposed. The Georgia courts found the argu­ ment' reasonable inasmuch as the protesting union shop em­ ployes were captive workers who had to belong to the union to keep their Jobs. The union leaden carried their case to the U. S. Supreme Court, with understandable confidence which wat not wholly disappointed. The Su- preme Court held that It wai okay for the union to use dues money to support polllicsl can­ didates opposed by captive members. The court alito held, however, that the unhappy cap­ tives could demand return ol that portion of their dues mon­ ey that had been diverted from union business to poli­ tics. That did not sound very promising but it has turned out very well for the protest­ ing employes The case was sent back to the Georgia court and former Superior Court Judge Mallory C. Atkinson of 'tfaron, Ga , was 1appointed auditor to work out the form­ ula by which the diversion and amount o> refund could be determined tor each protest­ ing employe There originally were 287 protestors, of whom US were eliminated for one reason or another. The union leaders surrendered to the re­ maining 122 by mean* of a Enterprise AiUMonts BprlafS stipulation. Tha unloo leaders Mrs. Rltcbls IIarris Mrs. Julls Bertas ■3S-1IIS agreed to this stipulation af­ 648 8844 ter being ordered to produce 8*8 4484 Bear Lake-Forest City their money records. Mrs. Maryann Miles Lake Mary UP I was Informed that this 838-3178 Mrs. France* Wester stipulation provides that each 122-621* Casselberry of the remaining 122 plain­ Mrs. Jane Casuclberry Lake Monroe tiffs may elect to receive a 848-8048 Mri. 11. L. Johnssa refund of ALL bis dues and he 122-4722 ChuluotB dropped from union member Longwoad Mrs. Join Magla ship without prejudice lo the Mr*. Donna Kataa i 365-3742 right to hold his Job or he may 838-2217 DrRary elect to forego the refund and North Orlaado * M n. John Leone to remain a member of the Mrs. Margaret Coaby 868-4883 union shop agreement. 122-67*6 Deltona The rafuud will range from Oatern Mrs. Mildred Hsney Mrs. Clarence Snyder nothing for some persona to •88-8431 122-4813 something over ttOO. Geneva Oviedo Oo« of the protesting capMrs. JoAnn Iliya Mrs. Evelyn Lundy live employes was Mbs Nancy 148-4873 165-1160 M. Looper of Washington D. C. She la underitAndebly dellgbtfrd with the terma of the etlpulated agreement. To UPI, Miss Looper o ld : “The unions never will dare to produce their records for an actual accounting and risk having to reduce duel lor sev­ Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, March 9, 1965 eral hundred thousand work­ ers." Perhaps it would be In the W i L T K a A. S I S L O W , aS D IT O lS A l s o ^ I l k U S B M national Interest to require • r a s k K VOLTOLMB, Cirswlatisa » e i s w t l M a a a ss, public record of bow the union MOMENT ALEXAN OEM HAHHV I. JOHNION Atvsrtlalnc Dirsolsr •bop and closed (hop leaders Haaaalnt Eettsr HOI UMKEN wback up their dues money u u iu a WILLIAMS Advorilolaa Maasasr between union business and •ectsly Editor J a MIC aHOMMAMEM polities. DOTTIM AUSTIN Nusiaxa Meuaasr City Editor vhxu Wells diocboalcal UuyL fl'D I WELLS LII.L VINCENT County Editor a n ti 1‘butugrapbtr Herald Area Correspondents ©Ij* g»anfflrli T Tubllabod dally saoe pt Satur da y, Sunda y llabod S a t u r d a y pracoodiog Christmas. and Christmas) yub- aVMICBimON MATES lloins O illvary My M a i l 14a w Mk l i t wa«k SE M I NO L E COUNTS t i.v a 1 gear I M I Meath* A l l I Moalba I N | 44 t a l k ALL OTIIHM MAIL H IM 1 la a r A ll I Months AM I Maalba Lie i Mobil D. A l ’oatal M sgaletlsas yrovtda that all mall aub aeripU eu I t paid la ndvnaos. Tha 11. raid la a m .uuor #1 tho Onto# 4*rssa wLlak to eallUad sxciuaivdy to Ma uaa tar rapakUasltoa s i aU tha to—I sows prlaisd la lain aowapapor. Joautad no aoosDd elaoa mot tor ootoaor H, t i l l alT vkP oot Olflc* af lo s ls ri, rierlda, under lb* Asl ef OaMraaa at MaroA A lilt. Ms pari at any material, mown ar aatariuoaa. at thin aditloa at Tka Xaatord tloraid may ka rapredaa— la any maaaor wlUaal w rltua permission ef th . publisher af Tka MoralA Aay todlrtdaal or firm raapeaalkle far sash raprodutUoa will coaoldorod as la lrU slax «a Tka Merald'a oopyrlykt sad will ke m pador Ua U «, haU Uakla far Dr. Crane’s YANKEE, STAY HOME! Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — While debaters over the Viet­ namese situation argue about tha validity cf the “falling domino" theory In Southeait Asia, Communists forces ere already busily chewing at the base of the next major domino —Thailand. ’ The theory, of course, auggeota that if South Viet Nam i* lost to tha Redo, then the other Southeast Asia countriea will toppla in succession. Brushing past weak Cam­ bodia and I-aoa, the latter a l­ ready largely a U,*t cause, we find dietruhing signs in Thailand'e vulnerable and populoue northeast. The Thel government ie suf­ ficiently upset over rising Red Infiltration to have sent MOO men of its national police force to that sector. The prob­ lem la not yet grave enough, however, to warrant dispatch of regular army units. Government leaders have been voicing steady concern since early January. Not the least of their unhappiness li rausrd by itepped-up propa­ ganda efforts by u clandestine Communist radio station they believe is located In Ncrth Viet Nem. This station now haa put a name to the subversion being undertaken In the northeast— the Independent T h a i l a n d Movement. Officials In Bangkok, aware that their own station, in tho capital ie too weak to reach the trouble tone, are moving to set up two new radio sta­ tions in the northeast to com­ bat the Red barrage. They alao have increased river patrols on the winding Mekong, mueh of whose length serves a* the Thalland-Laos border. The Red agents, helpers and sympathizers full into several categories — Chinese (Thai­ land haa 3 million), dissident Thai natives, infill!ated Cornversion in Thailand's north­ east, It is a very real and growing problem. No area of the menaced country is more suitable for the “soft assault” the Com­ munists love eo well. Between the northeast and neighboring Laos, there are both tribal and language bonds. Moreover, the northeast is economically distressed and hence potentially ripe for the siren song from Peking and Hanoi, The government is Letters To The Editor pushing economic programs designed to easa tha difficul­ ties, but Improvements neces­ sarily are slow. Thailand ia not a country scarred by great discontent. Yet the Communists, thoas practiced teachers ef discon­ tent, are hammering an area that may be convertible from distress to something more dangercua. Red action in Thailand hardly auggeita Peking and Hanoi are ready in Southeast Asia to rest on the oars of "neutraillty" If America will only invite them to the bar­ gaining table. mnniat Pathet Lao from across the Mekong, and Viet­ namese refugee* from the French Indochina war uf 194684. Originally these refugees totaled 70,000, but the Thai government has managed to dispatch elsewhere all but 30,000. They are largely sym­ pathetic to Ho Chi Minh, the North Vietnamese Red leader, and many are reported to have been engaged In subversicn for years. Documents seised as far hack as 1969 indicated soma of these refugees were worm­ ing their way into sensitive Thai miltiary posts, keeping a close watch on activities and even collecting classified in­ formation. On Feb. 8, the Red Chinese In Peking announced from their own radio the existence of a '‘patriotic front" aimed at overthrowing tha estab­ lished Thai government and taking the country out of the western - oriented Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation. Peking Radio called on "all patriotic Thailand people to units and wags a resolute struggle to drive out U. S. im­ perialism . . ." The point of consequence is that the deeds are matching tha words. Nancy can change her* grandmother end ala* Im­ prove her own popularity rating within 10 days by fallowing the prescription oNtlhwd be tow. Girls, If yo« want to b* popular, yew MNst follow th* definite hlacprint, for yo« don't In­ herit popularity! Yes most create It yoorself. The sooner jo e start, the bet­ ter! . CASE V-4S2: Neney N-, aged 18, Is the unhappy teenager who now lives with her grandmother. "Dr. Crane," she added, " I ’d hate to think I might grow up liks Granny because she always looks on ths blua side of Ilfs. “Shs constantly expects troubls and takes a dim view of everything. "How can I prevent becom­ ing liks h sr?" Cultivate the dally habit of accentuating the poeltive. Join my • 'C o m p l i m e n t Club,’’ In which you deliber­ ately become a social detec­ tive, ferreting out virtue* or good things about your com­ panions. Then offer them a bit of honest praise thereon. For most of ua hasp too tongua-tiad. We accept a lot of favors from our parents or mates, yet fall to say "Thank you." And this Ingratitude is universal as wall •• age-old. You Bible echolsra will thus rsmembsr that Jeaua saved 10 men from sura death by curing them of leprocy. Ha didn't ask a penny for these rare* nor aspect an In­ vitation to dinner. But he probably thought they would at ta u t say “Thank you, Master." Do you remember how many axpreseed their grati­ tude T Juat one! The other nine gaily went home to enjoy life, without eo mueh ea a “Thank you" for this res lass from a death sentence! So we human beings must train ourselves and encourage our children to verbalise praise. Employ spoken words that phrase compliments for the good deeds and talents of those around you. Moat of ua are So preoc­ cupied with Inflating our own ego that we forget ths hung­ er for appreciation by our comrades. “I Want To Feel Import­ ant” is a tattoo on every­ body's cheat. Fraiie your comrades and you win friends! Alas, the great majority ait around waiting for the other fellow to voice some praise about ua. But he, too, ia silently hop­ ing we’ll voice a compliment about him! In this tragic dilemma, we both ait tongua-tiad, growing more hostile or cynical every minute, juat because we are not appreciated. Instead, learn to apeak first, even if you are seated by a stranger. "Pardon ma," you e»n start out, "but I've been ad­ miring your frock (or Ua) and wonder where you got It!” This Immediately break* tha social Ice and makes tha other person feel happier. For every compliment wa receive helps increase our sense of Importance. Maybe your companion ia so ahy and Inttrovartlva that he hardly knows how to carry on gay conversation, even though you have broken ths Ice. But he will gurgle happllg or blush in delighted confu. sion—and like youl So Nancy can changt her grandmother’s entire outlook by a dally compliment. Meanwhile, Nancy can also become a jolly, popular extro­ vert and win friends galore (aa well as boy frlands), by praising her companion*. So lend for the "Compli­ ment Club” booklet, enclosing a long atamped, return en­ velope, ptua 20 cent*. It can change your person­ ality within 30 days! (Always writ* to Dr. Crane In care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long •tamped, addressed envel­ ops and 20 rents to cover' typing and printing costa when you send for one of his booklets.) Dick West’s The Lighter Side United Tress International WASHINGTON <UTI) — There are aoms things that the average person does but once in a lifetime, if at alt. One of these is attending the grand opening of a new bird cage. Consequently, It seems to me altogether fitting and pro­ per that *uch «n occasion should l>e treated as a social highlight and that the guests should he dressed in semi-for­ mal attire. But when the National Zoo sent out invitations to the op­ ening of its new bird house this week, it caused a good deal of jocular comment. The levity was generated hy the fact that the invita­ tions specified ‘‘black tie." It is true, as certain parties have pointed out, that busi­ ness suits were worn at the recent presidential Inaugura­ tion. But I see nothing Incon­ gruous about that. After all, presidential in­ augurations arc held every four years, rain or shine. A new bird houas opening, on tha other hand, ia almost as rare as Halley’s comet. Furthermore, this it no or­ dinary bird house. It cost IB50.000. A brochure describes it as a "modern bird-hotel." After taking part In a press review of the premises, 1 could easily understand why. As aviaries go, thlg one pulls all ths stops. It appears to have been designed for the bird who has everything. 1 expect that it will eventually become knnwrn ns the “Can­ ary-Milton," or perhaps the "Sheraton-Titmouae." It has perches with electric foot-warmers. Dr. Theodore H. Reed, the zoo director, ex­ plained that birds hate cold feet worse than anything, in­ cluding cats. It has a "central flight loom” with split-level view­ ing areas. Which should make suburban type birds feel right at home. The room ha* controlled lighting that grows brighter gradually so as not to start!* the birds Presumably, they all join in singing "Th# World is waiting far the Sun­ rise." it has a secluded area where birds can go for privacy when they went to get away from people. Beed said there was some concern that the birds would become "too friendly" ■something has been done to Editor, Herald: The n e w l y reorganiicd | beautify the pier <It could Seminole County Humane Soi.) easily lie made a thing of clely wishes to thank the fol­ beauly instead of an eye sore lowing for donations of dog by removing the remains of the food end cat food: Hunt's Tux­ old band shell and planting edo, Thriflway Market, At­ some g ra n , flowers and palm lantic A Pacific, Ethel's Store trees. Also putting out some benches and two or three lit­ and Bagg'a Grocery. We glso wishto (hank the ter haskela, also removing or Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club renovating the fountain. I have w-fllrn this letter to for ■ donation of fSO and their good wishes for the success of try lo be helpful end not merely critical and I trust II the Humane Society. At tbe present time we do will be accepted in that spirit. Mrs. Louise Kotik* not have an animal shelter but hope to have one In tbe near future. A general meet­ ing, open to the public, will be held oo March 23th . . . where tbe meeting will be held to be announced at • later data. Watch for the meeting an­ nouncement, plan to come and bring friends. Tbe third Thurs­ day of each month will be meeting date. Officers of tbe society are: T. P. Clark, president; Mrs. Paul E. Jenkins, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Ruth it, Gallagher, secretary - t r e e surer, and B. L. Carter, L. Ethel, Paul E. Jenkins, Tom Gallagher, Dr. Raymond Baas, Cecil Carlton and John Carlton, directors. We need your support If we By Water C. Parltas If tha worm turns, maybe are to have an animal shelter it's because he spotted that and ■ succeetful humane so­ ciety in our county. obus early bird. a e e R. Gallagher e • e There are 1,824^ photographAN savings accounts oponod, all additions Editor, Herald: •re on the federal payroll. to your account that ar* mad* by th* 10th Seems Uncla Sam atm goes I read with a great deal of for th a t lana-laaaa. interest the article in Tbe •f th* month, oarn dividends from th* 1st, a a a • Sanford Herald dated March Moot populardance In Hol­ 1 by W. K. Knowles, city manlywood nowadays ia the Jerk. agar, regarding tbe apparent IT PAYS TO SAYS WHER1 Warning: Juat de I t—don't be apathy oo tha part ot the SAVING PAYS...W ITH US it. downtown merchants and tax­ f a TWO to u t MTNOKia Kite* MAUL AUTHOOUU lute* Mitts M TM MU:. e e e payers to do anything about la there a husband who bn proving tbe pier. doesn’t get that panicky, anx­ I am only one oi tha many ious, apprehensive perturbed, visitors who coma to your city feeful, sinking feeling when •vary winter but I am sure bis wife leeks bias la the eye I voice tha centimes ta at end sayt "Do you knew what many of them when I say that SU WEST FIRST BT. SANFORD, FLA. deg this i l l " •aeh jf**x 1 heap hoping that with tha human visitors. I am not entirely certain what he meant by that. It hai • simulated rain for­ est, complete with a sprinkler system that can produce sud­ den summer showers. It has a spacious kitchen with stainless steel fixtures where chefs prepare balanced gourmet menus. Kookaburras, for example, are fed ground meal, mixed seed, ground egg, chopped greens, fresh bananas and oranges, and dead mice. Before the mice are served, the tails are carefully remov­ ed. • Any kookaburra that doesn't appreciate that kind of serv* ice mult be soma kind pf a kook. FOLDING CHAIR q*«mr l«MU| citato* *F- !)*■( TVWlNl ■*o*m*ll chafes of iT*r» t**, mlM ITtoA Win* fa* t * Itof Wirrtb- B « Buick LeSabre with Wildcat power. Its quiet voice delivers a most persuasive message. Barbs Big B Days Evory Month BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. soi w. First st �v I ► ‘t'-.Krr ti Vfir #anfnrl Wrralb Tucs. Mar. 9, ’6S—Page B Blue Ribbons Presented To Science Winners a. By Evelyn l.undy Awards for Oviedo's local Science Fair were presented during assembly by Mrs. Harden Webb, chairman of the judging committee. The assembly was opened with Scripture reading and the flag salute led by Bruce Thompson, member of the school's Science Club. Mrs. Webb, introduced by Science Club President Ilex Brooks, congratulated a I 1 students participating in the event and paid tribute to Mrs. James Palmer, who serves as club sponsor and was sponsor of the local fair. Other judges were Dr. Hugh Gregory, of Winter Park, and Mrs. Helen Westgnte, teacher at Sanford Junior H i g h School. Bhie ribbon winners who will enter the county science fair were Daryl Hosborough, Becky Palmer, Ann Schull, Jimmy Pearson. Jommy Hold­ er, Penny Porter, Bill Hein, Bob Stewart, Beverly Mar­ shall, Tim Colbert, Steve Mello, Nancy Philips, Beverly Faulk, Sherry Waltz, Billy Harm, Gardner Preedy and Larry Schull. Other blue rib­ bon winners were Mark Col­ bert and Diane Marshall. Second place winners who will be entering the county fair are Joe Patton, Gilbert Michael, Mike Partin, Susan .lepson, Martini Miklrr, and Chuck Pula. Other winners were Geruldin Genlon, Hnnald Metcalf, Jane Coe, Sandra Strickland, J. it. Bunch, Debby Ward, Kenny Bose, Jerry Presley, Charles Evans, John Aric, Ted Bellhorn and Jim Duwsey. Two third (dace winners, Clyde Meadows and Arthur Evans, will enter their exhib­ it* in the county event. Olli­ ers winning in tills group at the local fair were Neil Stanho, Telly Kizyeaicke. Suzan­ ne Dawsey, Bex Heipc, Lar­ ry Neely, Steve Btatlon, Jan­ et Clouts. Judy Burch, Anne Martin, Mimi Wheeler, Car­ men Adrtintu, James Merritt and David Evans Pennies are legal tender in ^ Ilie amount ol 2% rents. Greyhound' Theme This Year Is 'Spate Age' Lake Monroe Jottings OVIEDO SENIOH HIGH blue ribbon winners at the school's local science fair are (front, from left) Beverly Faulk, Sherry Waltz, Larry Schui!, Nancy Philips ami Beverly Marshall; (second row) Steve Mollu anti Bobby Stew art; (third row) Gardner Preedy, Tim Colbert and Bill Hein. IMPALAS of Sanford will be one of the croups appearing in the March 20 Talent Show sponsored by (lie Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce at Lake Mary Elementary School. In the croup are (from left) Sonny Ken­ ton, Larry Holloway/Harry'Wilkin and Clifford Cohen. (Herald Photo) W I T N E S S I N G S U R G E R Y and d o in g volunteer work In h osp itals and o ilie r in stitu tio n * is (lie mm of F u tu re N u rs e s t'ln li of Forest L u k e Acitt|i*my. O ffice r (left to right I .'tie, A p ril Kessell. p re sid e n t: l.iiulu C h ap tiijiii, vice president, mid Klj/.aiieth Johnson, serpetar.v-lreusiinTi By M n. II L Johnson Well, here wc go again. We stood by and watched another % fire company come and help at putting out lire that de­ stroyed not ONE but TWO homes and doing other dam­ age. The two homes dcMrojed were on the Upsala Boad and were burned to the ground Saturday afternoon. The home of Mrs. G. B. Sapp was the first to go and right behind her's another home was de­ stroyed also. It's a shame that all these hourcs arc being de stroyed and we have to watch' someone else doing a JOB that should be the responsibilty ot another community. It is not everyone's fault because, good­ ness knows, i* was tried very hard to get a volunteer fire department out here. Okay, what do wc do now ? Just keep on letting someone else do our job? Who has an answer? Let us hear from you • * * The _ Perry Wheatland family motored to Cross 'City last weekend to visit Frankie’s mo­ ther, Mrs. W R HasS, who was celebrating her. birthday. Mrs. Rass relumed home with them for a short visit. Jrri Wheatland surprised her grand mother hy singing the Lord’s Prayer in the Cross City Bapt­ ist Church Sunday evening. • • • Sidney Hawkins Is con fined to his home because of the mumps. Now Sid will have to make up at school for tests he has had to miss. • • * Mrs. 1). C. Spivey, (Pauline) has tiecn confined to Seminole Memorial Hospital. We wish you a speedy recovery, Paul Ine. * * * Also on the sick list Is Mrs, Talmadgr Melts of Or ange lllvd and Mrs. Tolar (Vonrille) Itabun Yoncillo has the Aslan Flu Hurry and get well girls. • * * Also m the hospital is Mrs vtfred I Bar tiara) Greene ol Jewetts l.anr Children Alfred and Shirley loll me th-y know that mo ther will get well vmn • • * Lynn (Mrs Jam esi Giles and daughter Sylvia sang a tieaii I did duel at the morning ser Vice ol the I'psala Presbyter Ian Churrh Sunday • * • Talk ing ol rlmrehes. Both the t ’p sola I'rextiylerian Church and Hie l ust Baptist Church ol l ake Monr >e are now in a o r . extensive cleanup pro­ gram Bulb rlmrehes are do mg paint mg, repairing and clcam > wni* wlneh is improv­ ing the vliurih and Hie grounds • ** •• Mr and Mrs Milium i ii roll Sr . have re­ turned limn Bmghaiupton, N Y win ii- they v%I'M' (.i Med Ik ti l l ' p . l - ' I I I H nt Mr v Car mol livr M>c ( A l t 'll 1 Kill r.J s>:a p a t h y Ik flu- Ini i'd (am Six * * * Mr* 1* l l Olga l dergoing a few testa at (lie local hospital which required her staying there a few days. • * • S. A. and H ard Cham­ bliss spent' the weekend in North Floridv * • * The Lake Monroe 411 Handy Helpers Club were delightfully enter­ tained with a party by the Homemakers Club last Satur­ day. At this time the girls received their certificates for successfully completing 1 h e Junior First Aid Course. A no­ vel decoration on the serving tables at the party was a "First Aid Tree." It was made by JoAnna Dullols and got a lot of attention from the many parents who attended the par­ ly along with their daughters • • * Mrs. Bar (Rebecca) Pel ham is now' home after being in the local hospital because of injuries she received in a recent auto accident. So glad that she was not hurt serious. |y. Bet she is anxious to get Our thought back to work Good Judgment Bus week conics from experience, and . . well, that experience mines from poor judgment ATTENDING Feeent party to celebrate comple­ tion of Lyman High’s yearbook, this year based on the theme. "Spnge Arc/ ’ were Kdic Heroin, one of the assistant editors, and Robert A. Baird II, editor, .who, with his parents, was host for ♦he evening. * Spring Phys Ed Program In roll Swing At Junior High By Jane Casselberry t pies liuirnameiil is now underThe spring physical educa- day. More than too girls are tak­ Dellary Fishing Club will lion program at South Semiing part m Hu intramural Bed meet in, regular session this nole Junior High School at and While Basketball Tourna­ Wednendny at "dill pm . in Casselberry i- In full swing ment under the sponsorship the Fire Recreation Hall A and its purpose Is lo promote of Miss Livixta Blauvclt. The trnvcl film will be shown by fun, companionship, and com thirteen teams from grades seven, eight snd nine play on Elmer Thompson and nil mem [pel it Ion. Tennis is la ing sponsored by Wednesday jitternoon*. her* are uiged to nltcinl. Mrs Georgia McDaniel for A track and field meet will Plans for another deep sea both taiy s an I girls. The group-he held each Monday of this fishing flip will tie discussed has practice on Thursday and month under the direction of during the business session a lesson each Tuesday at the Mrs McDaniel and Coach Jim president,1 eondui ted he tin......... • 1OrangeTennis Chib in Winter Clark Events for hoys and | Park by Joseph Jn-ck A sin girls will tm run simultaneous­ N'orvin Roneh. ly Dave Millerand Bill Ed’ wards are roaches for base­ ball and they have high hopes for a successful season The tl game schedule begins this Saturday with a game with lu-oxluirg Tin* newly organized golf team for hoys practices at the l aud O' l.akcs l oulltry Club ill C.i-selUrry .1' gliesta of the owner. Ralph Park There a 'e four wcmlicr* anil two alternate mi the team Three inert-, tent .lively have tieen sehcilotcd bv the roaches, Herb Dritedeig, George Poore and Wayne llycrly Fishing: Club I al.i* WnllliH* I I . . itH 'itia I . M l ilt i f J A M E S R E D M O N D present* II (ilevi-doi) set to M r s F.ditli T hompson, 27 1 W ilm .n lloaii, l.uttg wood The* set WilS pi'lllUl |HI/I- ill " H o |I»Mtinlioo," weekend -ale-< event and nut on a >1o le d i“|dnv |f| ; ; to nt | 1H* nn 1*1 - I | . It). » ( -Min 1 \ \ I-- illi Itu i l. l in r . ’ *Su ft \t 1>11 U> 1 *»• nf K IV ir .1 by t »t i 1 '1 lit ix *‘ 1 • Wnsh. - T he y o u n g p a tie n t* in the pcMliiftrir* ward of K«Bn* newish tiiTXTiil Hospital nr* go in g on tin* w a gon, The b lig h t m i wagon, a gift of the Krnnrwirk Junior t fiHiulH'r of Commerce, ia us* i*tl to transport you ngiter* f in in their room* to x-rays laboratory tiat* and mrgery. Nume* KHy the gay convoy* relieve children*! Now Many W ear FA LSE TEETH W ith M ore C om fort rAMTKKTIt, ft (ylrnAAiit ftlkulln* I IIOD'HI Itt) jHiWlirr Iioidn fulM? trrtti Inure I'limh To *ut unit tftlk III ttiof * ('iinfort, Juit •priikkle * Util* FANTFKTH on your pl*tr* No gummy, p»*ty t»*t* or feeling, rhe ckj ‘ pl»le (denture torrftthi. tie! t A. - yl LLi U I h u i b r i. now h o m e a lt e r un BLUE AND GOLD Dinner of Pack r»10, Cul» Scouts, was biuhliKbted with presentation of awards at McKinley Hall, First Methodist Church. Pack membership includes Mike B<»swell, Rickv Nelson. Clyde Smith. Burke Steele, Charles Getgen, Charles Appleby. David and Douglas Doudney, Warren Adams, Joe Foy 111, u ill t i n n vulny 1 M llt lL l i m i t \ 1 ' l u r i l 111 K K N N K W I CK, llJP I) E x te o - ■ in i i p til On The Wagon a help* fear*. (’lub To Meet Tile By Maryann Mile* Staff of this year’* Lyman High yearbook, "The Grey­ hound." was entertained by the editor, Robert A. Baird 11, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Baird, at their Lake Brantley home to cele­ brate completion of copy for the 1963 edition. Theme of the book is "Space Age," as suggested by Maj. and Mrs, Harry Williamson, of Forest City, who were spe­ cial guests s‘ the party. Through courtesy of the Ma­ jor. a group of Lyman stu­ dents earlier Ibis year were given the VIP treatment a* they toured Cape Kennedy. The host and hostess served (lie group barbecue burgers with all the trimmings and various games were enjoyed and Jim Jsrrard and Terry Harmon, of the "Tradewinds," played for dancing during the evening Highlight came with the dis­ covery by Jam es Barnes, teacher advisor of the annual staff, that hi' car had been completely wrapped, inside and nut, with crepe paper, by, members of the student slaft as a prank which, in reality, was an expression of their af­ fectionate fondness of his lead­ ership and guidance. Other than the editor, stu­ dent* attending were Edie Hernia, Maicia Easterling, Shari McKinley, Tom Mllwec, Libby Sherwin. Barbara Ellis, Chuck Benson. Giffy Gammage, Eric Nattl, Don Pat­ rick, Sury l.akolosh, Austin Savillc, Cindy Lcgg, Lynn Rareman, Ronny Laymon, Chuck Wagner and Lynn Deans. * | guy d rug counter. M ichael (littell. Joe and T e rr y Baw ls. K e n n e th W oodall, A lv in Beverly, Brent Blm kwehler, D a n ­ ny Fitzge rald , H arold H a rris, K e nn e th W ells, Jim W ooden, Bill N o rris, Jim m y and K e n n e th Bro oks, D o u g la s and M a rk Fconie, Hubert K ir cher, D e n n is Stan fo rd , J e rry Fa rre lla and L a w ­ rence G erm aine. 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CATAUNA. » +*. LE MANS. S10 AMO 1IMPLSI AT TOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC MALE*. BILL H EM PH ILL 301 W. FIRST STREET MOTORS, INC. SANFORD, FLA. Quick W Mi-Trick Tls«rt Pontiac Lf M in t &BTQ �1 fi ; I Oviedo Out To Win State Championship - Mikler Lion Cagers Have 'Guts/ Coach (Avers Young Champion Stakes Open Up Thursday Eve m Henry Caswell's D ire Hill, dropped from irid e A competition li»t week alter falling to make the money In three straight feature events, gets another chance to prove him•elf at the Sin ford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight. The 68-pound speedster won a grade li start In impressive fashion Thursday night to earn the promotion back Into grade A competition. Also running In lhe featured 10th event of the evening will be W.D.’s Gamlcl, Gena Faye, Barberry Hugh, Quite Nice, R.B.'e Edrad, Vlnle Kaup and Fleaiant Maid. The eliminations for the Young Champions stakes get underway Thursday night with three races festurlng juvenile sprinters. Three more events will be held on Friday night as the competition continues to find the oest puppy at the track. The finals are scheduled for March 22. Results of Monday evening’* race*:. 1st Race — 5/1S — Time 31:71 Tcckon 3.40 3.40 2.80 4.00 2.80 Pale Star 4.20 Speedy Dee Qulnlrla (1-2) $i3.oo 2nd Race — 5/16 —Time 32.10 Nat’1 Red 5 80 5.20 3.00 8.00 3.40 Troost 6 20 nine Liz Quinirla (5 8) 20.20 Daily Double (1-5) *2.160 3rd Race — 5/10 — Time 32.01 Oh Hob Troubles 3.20 2.40 2.20 James Rock 4.00 3.00 Mad Genius 260 Qulnlrla (5-8) *16,80 Perfect* (83) *26.40 4th Rice — 5/16 — Time 31.01 M.P.'s Dilly 6.20 2 80 2.40 Dialing Flash 3.80 2.40 Nancy Gay 4 60 Quintet a (1-2) *8.40 Perfects (2-1) *25 30 Sib Race — *• — Time 41.56 Nison Runner 19.40 41.20 8.40 Mixed Gossip 6 (X) 7.40 Now Run 4.40 Qulniela (2-7) *98.00 Pcrfecla (7-2) *200.10 . Bth Race — 3/16 — Time 31.87 Barberry Eva 23.60 . 7.60 3.20 Lou Ko 7.00 4 00 Sebulcx 13 GO Qulniela (2-1) $03 80 Perfects (4 2) *325.30 7th Race — *» — Time 41.23 Kale Hinge 7.60 10 00 4 00 Brooktun 20.20 7 GO Texas Tinker 3,00 Qulniela (1-4) *18 00 Pcrfecla (1-4) *142.20 8th Rare — 3/16 — Time 32.21 O.ll.'s Torpedo 4.2U 3.20 2.20 Bold Gaucho 18.80 3.60 Ksfino 2.20 Qulniela (1-7) *93 00 Perfect* (J-7) *188.40 9th Race — S/16 — Time 31.63 C. MacDuff 3.80 4.40 3.00 Mary Milam! 12.00 3.60 Rusty's Rival 3.40 Qulniela (24) *77.60 Perfect* (6 2) *33.10 10th Race — 1/16 — Time 31.42 Ryandalc 4 40 3.00 2.60 HI Troubles 5.00 3.40 Rapid Progress 7.00 Qulniela (1-1) flo.60 Perfects (1-8) *29.40 nth Race — H — Time 4M3 Kabob 13.40 3.00 2.40 Nlclo 3.40 2.40 Barbie Rock 2.60 Qulniela (3 6) *13 20 Perfect* (6 3) *133,00 Mutuel handle *70,176 HUMBLED DOME—Roy Hofhnlnr Inset, loobn down on miracle atadium he has wrought in Houston. The huge BporiS aite ia aholtered from the elements by a dome ofL ucite. Houston Astrodome Texas Tall Tale Come True Oy Harry Grayaon HOUSTON, Tex. (NEA)— The new *3) 0 million Hous­ ton Antrodome makes all the tall Texaa talca you ever heard groaa understatement!. And when you meet Judge Roy Mark liofheinx, the man responsible fur baseball’s finest installation, you be­ lieve everything you ever heard about Texas. For four years the great baseball mystery has keen why Gabriel Paul left Hous­ ton and the golden opportun­ ity under the transparent plastic (I.uclte) dome. When Cube Paul departed Cincinnati, wheru he had l)«en firmly entrenched for years, he guve as his primary reason fur forsaking the Rhineland that building n new National Prague ritili in Houston wotdd bu a great ad­ venture. Paul, who has had nothing hut migraine headaches in Cleveland sinre, lasted only a few months and nrver reveal­ ed why he walked out on a three-year contract us vice president and general manag­ er of tho Houston Colt .48s who this season become As­ tros. H w h s a good question to ask Hofheinc when we got him alone In his carpeted box 15 stories above right field in the Astrodome. Hofhririz, a big, good-looking man of 63, must lie considered extra­ ordinary even In Texas. He shoots answers to questions straight from the hip. "1 guest I scaled the hell out of Paul," replied tho judge who with his unobtru­ sive partner, R. E. (Bob) Smith, owns 90 per cent of and liuve *14 million invest­ ed in tho Houston Sjiort* As­ sociation. "Paul had been In base­ ball too long to hava tho imagination required for the job we needed done here. Gabo wanted to play at old Buff Stadium until a new on* could be built. It had only on* road leading to It and no parking and we could add only enough seats to make the capacity 20,000. "Give them big league baseball and thay’l) go any­ where,” aaid Gaba, but I told him he waa wrong. "'Y ou may know Cincin­ nati, but 1 know the people here,' I told him. Ha kept telling me ho hud a reputa­ tion In baseball to uphold. It was whan I suggested build­ ing a temporary pork to be used the three years It would take to build thn Astrodome that Gabo evidently derided he was In above his depth.” Colt Stadium and its more than 32,000 seats cost *2 million. To ba frightened off by Hofhclnx la no rap against Paul. Here waa a man telling him that football and baseball alone no longer could aupport a atadium. It had to be an all-purpose arena. Never before, for example, had climats control been a t­ tempted In an enclosed arena of auch aite. The *3.8 million Carrier system is the fifth largest In tho world to serve a single building. Tha other National Lesgue owners viewed Hufheins with considerable apprehension un­ til they saw the completed Astrodome during tho bateball meeting* in Houston in December. A* a promoter, liofheinx makes Bill Veeck look like n IH'unut b u t c h e r suffering from the financial aborts. A lawyer at 19, a member of the Texai Legislature at 22, liofheinx served four terma us llarria County judge beginning when he was 24. He was a millionaire when he be- Gators Capture Swimming Title GAINESVILLE (UPt) — The Southeastern Conference swimming championship be­ longs to tha University of Florida for tha 10th straight year. Florida won 142H points during the meet, Alabama 103 and tha University of Geor­ gia came in third with 100. Florida's Blanchard Tual set a 100-yard freestyle SEC mark at 58.4 and Tom Dioguard! awim tha 100-ySrd freestyle In 48.6 to tla tha standing record. gan two terms aa mayor of Houston at 40. Ilofhi’inx mud* hla fortune in radio, television, land sing, oil and real estate. Ills partner, Bob Smith, 70, start­ ed in oil and went into real estate. He owns half of Har­ ris County and eight ranches in Texaa. I asked liofheinx when Smith waa worth. "You can start at *100 million ami go up,” lie re­ plied. Changing the Colt ,45s name to Astros waa Hofhelnt’ idea. "The ball club is In Hous­ ton—Space City," he pointed out. "\Ye play in the Astro­ dome. Our training head­ quarters ia in Cocoa, Fla., near Cope Kennedy—t.lunch­ ing Pad, USA, I Just wanted to wrap everything in one package.” Judge Roy liofheinx has bren wrapping tiling* In one package for year*—big packages. 35-Foot Pulf Wins $10,000 PENSACOLA (UP!) — Daug Sanders pocketed first place prize money today for the fust time in a major tuuinuinent since 1963 on the ■trengtb of n 36-foot putt in a audden-death playoff in the Penaaeola Open. It wax a *111,000 prixe for Sander*, who last won a maj­ or victory In the 1903 Greens­ boro Open and matched hla 1962 performance here. Sanders and Jack Nick]aua battled each other for four day* In the 72-hole regulation play to finiah up tied at 277, 11 under par. Tha end came when Ban­ dera sank the crucial putt on the third hole of the playoff after Nicklaut had missed on* by an inch from 40 feet awsy. ■ By Paul Rrookahlr* “Wa feel like we’ve got a good chance to win it," Coach Paul Mikler, of the Oviedo Lions, says concerning the state basketball tournament at Gainesville this weekend. "1 believe thia ia as fine a team *■ we’ve ever had here," ha adds. That’s a etrorg statement considering the fact that Oviedo has gone to the etale event eight times since Mikler became coach at Oviedo in 1947. Oviedo won the atale class C championship in 1947 and waa runner-up in 1956. The 1955 team won 27 atraight games before bowing in the title affair by three pointa. This will be the Lions’ first trip to Gainesvillea aa a Class B school, however. Oviedo moved up In classification last year. * 'There are no atalriteps In the starting lineup for Oviedo. All five boya measure the same height — five feet, 11 Inchra. How, then, did Oviedo make It thie far 7 "They don’t know when to quit," anya Mikler. “They’ve got a lot of guts.” They've also get tolcnt. Mikler admits Ilia team has some of the best outside shoot­ ing he's seen in high ichool basketball in a long time. He’s got two buys, Jim Courier and Rex Brooks, who average close to 20 point* per game. Buth are good shots, both are husky and strong and both have speed. Courier and Brooks, along with Ted Bell horn, also are well experienced. They ure all seniors. Billy Mikler, the conch’s son, and Tim Colbert, make up tile starling five. They also are good shooters. The Lions excel nt the full court pres* and they've surcecilrd time after time of throwing taller team* off bal­ ance with their harassing tac­ tics. lh e Lions, who meet St Cloud in the tournament open, er at University of Florida Friday, have an 16-7 record. They have wrn 12 of their last 13 games, including group victories over Father Lope* nnd Bunnell and regional de­ cisions over Lake Butler and Madison. During the season tliry have beaten several schools In high­ er classification*. Among their victim* are Lyman, Ellsworth, Maine; Eau Gallic and Cocoa Beach. They also defeated last year’* Class B champions. Zsphyrhills. In addition to tb« starting five, other membsr* of the varsity team are Arden Arndt, Bobby Stewart, Mike Partin, Charlie Miller, Gardner Preedy and Walter Beasley. RACING She frxafgrd Pago 6—Tues. Mar, 9, ’65 ftrra ll Seminoles Host 3 Track Teams In Metro Tilt SPECIAL TRAINING — In Palm Springs, Cnlif., nt tlio training enmp of the Los Angeles Angels, mnnagor Bill Rigney, Lou Clinton and trainer Fred Fredrico watch as exotic dancer Ynsminna teaches catcher Bob Rogers the a rt of "midriff muscle isolation and co-ordination." Federal Funds Loom Outdoor Resorts Looks Up TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The regional director of the U. S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation said that, thanks to an early start in planning, Florida may get up to *3 mil­ lion a year for the next 28 years in federal funds for outdoor facilities. "The State of Florida is in n particularly enviable posi­ tion with respect to outdoor recreation mutters," Jerome F. Anderson said. Anderson said hi* agency bus been charged with admin­ istering the land and water conservation fund of 1965, which in » matching program for states or their political subdivisions. lie suid the federal fund would amount to an ratimatod $200 million a year, of which 60 per rent would be available to states on a matching dollar - for - dollar basis to plan, buy and devel­ op outdoor recreational facil­ ities. In Florida, the state out­ door recreations! planning committee will administer tha program and ell f e d e r a l matching fundi m utt be fun­ nelled through the state agency. At the present time, the state committee it completing a state plan of outdoor de­ velopment, much of which will be financed from tbc sale of bonda backed by a tax on sporting goodi. 'Thia state got an early start In its planning,” said Anderson who hinted that statea with readily-availalde matching funds would prob­ W E S T P A L M BEACH ably be first on the tfederal (UPI) — Manager Bobby government's list. llrngan thinks the Milwaukee Braves will win the National League pennant this year and w hit’s more important to him, ia that his players think so, too. ATLANTA (U P I)-T he fifth"If 1 were the only one ranked Vanderbilt Commo­ thinking that way, I'd put it dores tuned up for their bid down to that usual optimism for the national basketball in the spring," Bragin ex­ championship Monday night plained, “but my optimism is by doling out their mait suc­ shared by my players and my cessful season with their high­ coache*. est scoring showing of the "That mean* I'm not whist­ year. ling in tha dark.” The Commodores, who will take Ihelr first Southeastern Conference championship to Carter Fayored LONDON (UPI) - H a r d - Lexington, Ky., Friday night working Rubin (Hurricane) to play either Eastern Ken­ Carter la Ute 3-1 favorite to tucky or DePaul In the NCAA add Harry Scott of England Mid-east Regional!, raised to hit list of knockout! to­ their record to 23-3 by routing night at sold-out Albert Halt. Louisiana State 106-69. Braves Manager 'Sees' Pennant Vanderbilt Tops La. State 106-69 By David Higginbotham Herald Sports W riter Seminole High School treck teem will hold Its fourth meet of the aeeaan Wednesday a t 4 p.m. when it hosts Oak Ridge, Bishop Moore and Edgeweter b t Buddy Lawson Memorial track. In this Metro Conferanre affair the three Orlando teama are not strong all around hut each la strong in different areas. The Seminole* beat Edge, water in a Metro meet earlier in the season, but they have not run up against Oak Ridge or Biahop Moore. According to S e m i n o l e coach Dick William*, 'These Orlando schools could pro. vide u i with tome tougher competition than we have had thia season. On Friday of last wreck we ran against Sea­ breeze and Titusville for the first time and defeated DeI-and for the second time. Titusville and Seabreeze beat ui last season, ao beating them lifted our spirit* quite a bit. We’re improved over what we were in out; firat three inerts thia season.” Since the basketball season ended the Seminole* have ob­ tained a number of boys who were out for track and letter­ ed Inst year and some new lioys. Jack Hunt, Paul LeRoy, Mike Gray, Frank Murray, Don Nicholas, Terry Echols, Bill Frisiiy and Buddy Burton are all expected to strengthen the tram. The Tribe will be trying for their fouith win of the sea­ son to boost their Metro rec­ ord. Willi era* predicted that this year’s tram would he on* of the best nt SIIS and there fast proving it. Marian Cox Wins Ladies' Tourney Marian Cox was class A winner In the weekly Ladiri Day tournament at Mayfair Country Club. Ida B. Wilson was class B winner and Mary VVhelchcl look class C. Members sre requested to sign form in locker room so pairings may be made for qualifying round of Club Championship tourna­ ment which will begin 81arch IT. Championship tournam ent is sponsored by Sanford Atlan­ tic National Bank. Written language of the ancient Mayas consisted of hieroglyphics or picture-writ­ ing. , Don't make me laugh. You mean to say, ^ I could have bought a big, luxurious Dodge Polara, and t would have gotten foariJ seats, and all a 3B 3 cu in. V O , carpeting. those other things at no extra cost? VWw's laughing? N IG H T L Y 8:10 Except Sunday Selena la the G rttk word for moon. Better Golf-Through Exercise / By Gary Flayer Written for NEA root and 1<| fatifuo are commonplace to tho weekend golfer. This exercise la doalgned to reduce thla com­ plaint by developing the muadoa of tho calvei and ankle*. With a dumbell in each hand and feet flat on the floor at poaltioo A, ralae up on your too* a i far ai possible to posi­ tion B. Start at IS repetitions and work up to 23. After you have reached 21 repetition*, advance to the following. Do the exercise from A to B 10 to IS times with the feet parallel, as before. Now do the exercise 10 to IS times with the toes pointed outward. Finally, repeat the exercise 10 to- IS time* with the toes pointed In. ------V (NEXT: Hrial Roll) -- MATINEES ★ 2 PM . Wed. & Sat. FIRST ROUND * Young Champions FBI., MARCH 12 Sensational PERFECTAS featured! Comfortable Grinds tends ft Clubhouse • Vnlet Perking. • THURSDAY — LADIES' NIGHT P At Mara's prices, why cToWn around with smaller cars? See your Dodge Dealer. Sea PaiaraHM* 1 121 inch wheelbase, weighing alnxut 4,000 pound*. Powered by a 333 cu. in. VB. Ai popular price*. " fo t c / - 0 > / n j u / d li r kik i r i n n KENNEL r>* CLUB HWY. 1 7 - 9 2 M idw ay b e tw e e n S a n fo rd f t O rla n d e '6 5 O a d g a P o la r a —— © s a s a SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS,SANFORD, INC. FLA 1801 W. FIRST STREET --------------------------------------------------- watch -nu ao* non show ." Hac tv. c h ic * too * local u st ih q . ------------------------------------------------------- �€ r U \ ■* Legal Notice M >Tirr o r A rri.irA T tox KOI* t a x n r . K n 4»ee. I l l . l i l F l . r l g * S l s t . l r . of 1M ) N O T I C E 18 H E B K I I T G I V E N , T h a t Dlverel fI M S e rv l e s t , Inc. » I h » h o l d e r of t he f o l l o w i n g c » r . ' l l f l r s l * h i * fll*<1 m i d r e r u n * n l * ( o r I n d r * d to be l ie u ed thereon. T h i csrtlflrste numh e r * m l y e a r o ( I s s ua nc e , ' t h e description eif t h e property, « n d t h i h i m * I n w h i c h It w n s * s* t * * 4 i r e * • foll ow*: C * r t l f l c » t * No. I l l T e i r of I i t u t n c * I MA l l e * r r l p t l » « ■( P r o p e r t y N S F t . o l S 10 F t . Trot 10 J l l k I » n d H & F t . o f N 10 F t . o f t r o t 74 B l k 1 f a i r view N a m e In w h i c h a e t a s i r d I. • E . A M a r t h a C. I t a t t e t i . Al l o f Aald p r o p e r t y twine In t h e C o u n t y of Seminole, R u l e of F l o r i d a . L' nlrea a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e e h a l l he r e d e e m e d a c c o r d I utt t o l a w t h e p r o p e r t y d e a c r l b e d In a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l he s ol d t o t h * h i g h e s t c a sh b i dd e r at th* fr o n t door of th* Seminole C o u n t y C ourt llouaa a t Sanford. F l o r i d a , o n t h*' d r a t M o n d a y In t h * m o n t h o f A p r i l , 19*5, w h i c h I* t h * St h d a y u ( Apr i l , lilt. H a t e d th i* 17th d a y of F e b ­ r u a r y . I MS. ( Of f i c i al C l e r k ' s Real) A r t h u r H. Beckwith. Jr., C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u rt Scmlnol* County, Florida H y t II. N. T a m m . J r . , Deputy Clerk P u b l i s h M a r c h 7, I, I I . 1 1 . : 3 c 5 CDK-ll. » NOTIC E OF APPLICATION f o r T I N DKKI) l e e r . t P l . l l F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * of lo tto N O T I C E IS H E R E I I V G I V E N . T h » t D l v e r a l f t r d S e r v l r e * . Inc. th* h o l d e r o f th* foll owi ng c e r t i f i c a t e ha* filed eal d c e r tt f i r s t * f o r t a x d e e d t o be !*»u*d thereon. Th* certificate n u m l n r a n d y e a r of l o u a n r e . tha de script ion of the property, e n d t h a n a m * In w h i c h It w e e a i e e a t r d a r e a t follows; C e r t i f i c a t e No. 71 T e a r of latusnr* lilt Description of Property I S E ' i o f S I V ' i of N E ' i of 8 W « Section I t To w n s h ip 19 S R a n g e l o E N a m # In w h i c h a t t e s t e d J. D. I V o n i r u f f . All o f e a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h * C o u m y o f S e m i nnle. S t a t e of Florida I n l e t e a u ch c e r t i f i e s ! * sh al l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t , l aw t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In e o c h c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l h# s o l d t o t b* h igh ** ! c a e h b i d d e r at the f r on t f l o o r n f t h e S e m I llr>l* C o u n t y C o u r t II us e a t S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ i da. on t h * f i r s t M o n d a y t n t h e m o n t h of A p r i l , l i t : . , w h h h l« t h e 4 t h d a y o f Apr i l , C H , D a t e d t h i s 17 t h l a y o f F e b ­ r u a r y ,19X3 (Official C l e r k * Rral) A r t h u r II ( l a c k * it ft, J r ., C|* rk of Circuit Court Hamlnni# C o u n t y , F l o r i d a lly II N T « m m . J f . Dft pUt y C l a r k P u M l a h Ma r . •>, 1«, : j . 1 9 4 ; tPK -* % _ V ^ • Legal Notice AOTtcE i x n e n FtCTITIOl * M t t K |. \ W N O T I C E IS I I K H K I I Y G I V E N t h a t th* u n le r a lp n e d . dealrtris t o e n g a g e I n b u s i n e s s In S e m i ­ nole C o u n t y . F lo r id a , u n d e r th* n a m e SE M INO L E MONUMENT COMPANT Inlands to realiter th* la id n a m e w it h th* Cle rk o f t h* C i r c u i t C o u r t of S*mlnol* C o u n t y , F l or i da , p u r s u a n t t o C h a p t a r 113.Cl o f F l o r i d a Statute*. / * / L I L L I A N M. M c C A L L SPEER A SPEER Attorney* at Law 111 M a g n o l i a A v e n u * Sanford, Florida Publish March 7, ». II, 71, IMS CHK-I I" ike C ee rt #f the Conaty J u d g e , h e m l i » 1 e C o u n t y , Flor­ ida, | o P r o b a t e . In re t E i t a f e of IDA M A T r l U G H E T . Deceaitd, T o Al l C r e d l t o r o a n d P e r e o a a lint lag C l aim* op D e m a n d * A s a l a a t Bal d E a t a t e i You a n d e a c h n f y o u a r t hereby notified and required to p r e t e n t a ny claims a nd d e ­ m a n d * w h i c h you, o r e i t h e r of you, m a y have against the e e t a t a o f IDA M AT H U G H E Y , deceaetd, lata ©f Fairfield C o u n t y . Oh i o , t o t h a C o u n t y J u d g e of Hemlnola C o u nt y , F l o r ­ i da, a t hi e o f f l e a In t h e c o u r t h"' Ui* o f e a l d C o u n t y a t S a n ­ ford, F l o r i d a , w i t h i n a l t c a l ­ e n d a r m o n t h * f r o m the ti me of t he fir st p u b l i c a t i o n of t hi s notice. Two c opies of each c l a i m o r d e m a n d s h a l l be In w riting, and shall s ta t s the ipTftc® o f r e s i d e n c e a n d p o e t o f ­ fice a d d r e s s o f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d s h a l l be s w o r n t o b y t h e c l a i m a n t , h i e a g e n t . *»r a t t o r ­ ney a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by * f | | . I n s f ee of o n # d o l l a r a n d s u c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n » t ao f i l e d a h a i l h e v oi d. 1a ba F l e m i n g As A n c i l l a r y E a e c u l r i x o f • tfie L a * t * W 111 a n d T e s t a ­ m e n t r»f IDA MAY I I U G H E Y Deceased R h l t i h o l s e r a n d f.*ogan FI rat Fe d e ra l flulldlng . Hanford, F l o r i d a Attorneys for Ancillary Kaecutrla P u b l i s h F e b 22 A A Mar . 2. t, U 1942 (Mij-sn Legal Notice Legal Notice E irriT ior* ju t t r N O T I C E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h s t I e nt e n g a g e d In h u t l n e e e s t 11*0 E r e n r h A v e n u e . S a n f o r d . Remlnol* Cou nty , Florid*, u n ­ der li t * fli'tltlnu* n s m s nf . Stste Market R e e ls u rs n t— D sr s n d N i g h t Gr i l l , s n d t h s t I Intend to regleter esld nsme with th e C l t r k of th* Circuit Court, Rsmlnols Co unty . F l o r ­ i d*, In a c c o r d a n t * w i t h t h * provision* of th* Fictitious Name ftiatut**. t o - w l t ! flec­ tion 1(109 Florid* Statute* 1117. Rig; E l si e Ms* H u m Ma r k C l e v e l a n d I*. O. D r a w e r 7. Rsnfnrd, Flor id* r u b t l e h M a r ». M, 11. 10. 1111 CDK-17 x o t ic k o r r i Bi.tr balk N O TIC E IS H E R F . n r G IV EN th a t, p u r s u a n t to Fina l Decree of F o r t c l o e u r * r e n d e r e d on th* 1 t h d a y o f M t r e h . A. D 1114. t n t h a t c t r t s l n r a u e * p e n d i n g In th* Circuit Court tn and for I r m l m l i County, F l o r i d a . In C h a n c e r y . D o c k e t No. 11411. w h e r e i n T H E S A N ­ FORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL B A N K , p l a i n t i f f v. N O R M A L. IIOWARD, defendant, th* u n ­ derlined, as Clark of th* a b o v e s t y l e d C o u r t , w ilt at 1 1 :4>0 o ' c l o c k A. M., o n l l t h . M a r c h . A. D t i l t , o f f e r f o r • t i t a n d eel l t o t h e h i g h e s t a n d he a t b i d d e r f o r c a s h , a t t ha f r o n t ( w e a l l d e a r a f th* C o u r t H . u e * of Remlnol* C o u n ­ ty. F l e r l d a . a t Ranf ord, F lo r tdo, Ih* following deacrlbed p r o p e r l y , e l t u a t e d e n d b e i n g In • emlnole County, Florida, towlt: IRI Cadillac Redan PiVilla. Identification No. IILeilltt. Rei d t a l e t n b# m a d * t o s a t ­ isfy the term * of oald Final Dtcre*. (REAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r C l t r k nf C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Femlnota Cou nty . F lo ri d a B y : J o a n M. W i l k # Deputy Clark r u b l l a h M a r c h 9. 1441 CDK-ll NOTICK O F A TF LIC A TI ON t o n t a x nr.Ktt l-er, I»t.I* Flarlda M alatf, of lltll N i J T I C E IB H E R E B T G I V E N . T h a t D i v e r s i f i e d S e r v i c e * I nc . the holder of th* follo win g c e r t i f i c a t e ha* filed e sl d c e n t f i r s t * f o r t a x d e e d t o b* l e e u•d tharoon. Th* csrtlflcat* n u m b e r a n d y e a r nf i M u an c e, th* descri pt ion of (h* p rop erl y, a n d t h * n a m * In w h i c h It w * * • • • . s e e d a r* • • f oll ow*: c e r t l r i c a t * No. 14 T e a r of D a u a n c t 19lt DHlflytlsl of Property; N 17 F t o f W I I F t . o f R >9 I t l k I I T r 11 T h e T o w n of Ranford I'lat Book 1 P a g e , 31 t o I t a n d 111. I l l , 113, *.11 A 117 N a m * In w h i c h a s s e s s e d A l ­ b e r t a I l u e i t y , All o f a al d p r o ­ p e r t y b e i n g In I h e C o u n t y of Remtnole, F t a t e of F l o r i d a U n ­ i t e * a u c h r e f t l f l c a t t s h a l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to l a w th* p r o p e r t y d e a c r l b e d In a u c h c a r l l f l r a t a will b* « M t o t he hlaheet caeh bidde r at th* front d nor of th* Hemlnole C o u n t y Cuurt House at Sanford. F lo r­ i da, o n t h e f l r e t M o n d a y In t h e m o n t h uf A p r i l , 1943, w h i c h I* t h * St h d a y o f A p r i l , 1943. D a t e d t h i s 17 t h d a y o f F e b ­ r u a r y , 1143. ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k ' s Re a l ) A r t h u r If. B t r k v v l t h , J r . , C le rk of Circuit Court. Seminole Coun ty. Florida l l y : It. N. T a m m , J r . , Deputy Cltrk P u b l i s h M a r c h 1, t. I I , 71, 1)43 CDK-ll N O Tirr o r A r r u r k T i o x KOII T A X D E E D ( Bee. I M . l t K U r l i g t t a t a l a a • ! IMS I N O T I C E IP H E R E B Y G I V E N . T h a t D t v e r i l f l e d P e r v l c e e I nc. t h e hoi 4 r r ©f t h e f o l l o w i n g r e r l l f l c a i e h a a f i l e d e a l d cftri lf l c a i e f o r t e a d e e d t n be l*aued thereon. The lertlflcate n u m b e r a n d j e a r nf leeuence, t h i daecrlption af the prop erty, a n d t h e n a m e In w h i c h it w l i a t a# • pad a r t ■> foil owe* C e r t i f i c a t e No, 221 T e a r of I • I ua n r e 19(1 D r « r r Ipilo* *f P r n p r r t f i leote 1 X 9 L e t t E 2f»4 Ktof \V 4& 47 Ft . n i k 10 T r 14 Hemlnola Park flat H o o k 2 p a g e 71 Name In which liiteaedl -Mary G. W i l l i a m * . All o f e a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y ftf He ml n o l e , S l a t e o f F l o r i d a . U n l e a a a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l be rede emed acc ording to lew the p r o p e r t y d e e c r l b e d In a u c h car * tTIlcalft w i l l he t o l d t o t h * h i g h ­ er! ca»h b i d d e r at t h a f r o nt d o o r of t h e H e m l n o l e C o u n t y C o u r t ll oue e a t Hanford, F l o r ­ i da, op t h e f l r • t M o n d a y In t h e m o n t h of Apr i l . 1111, w h i c h le t h e I t h d » y o f Apr i l , 1*44. D a t e d t h l a 17t h d a y a f F e b ­ r u a r y . 1*44 ( O f f l il a l C l e r k ' a Seal) A r t h u r II lleckwlth, J r , C l e r k e f C i r c u i t t%*url Hemlnole C o u nt y , F l o r i d a ID : tl. N T r n n m , J r . Deputy Clerk Fuhl t feh M a r c h I. t. 11 t t l t l l CDK-ll tPjf WudflrB frmia T iirr . M at. 9, '4 8 — P » r s 7 tDacia dbbif.: DEAR ABBY: I »m i col­ ics* junior. Last night 1 w n out with a girl I thought a lot of. N atunlly, I tried to se« how f ir 1 could get, when ihe luddenly hauled off *nd flapped my fice. Then she said, ‘ BEHAVE YOURSELF!" Abby, 1 never knew ■ slip in the f*ce could fe«l so good. I almott thanked her for slapping me. Tell more By Abigail Van Buren girl* to ui* that technique. Just beetus* a guy puts up a little fight doesn't mtati he winU to win. SLAP-HAPPY - DEAR SLAP - HAPPY: Think you for your U tttr. H you’re lucky enough to get another date with this girl, I hope you behivt yourself. Some guy* who sea how "far they can get," get the air. £ cudI)jj. On <Bhidq& Some year* ago New York expert Charlea Coon made a play In an Important match that was being shown on VUOraph. The play led to tha defeat of an apparently Iron­ clad contract. The play waa immediately given the very nlliterativa name of tha Coon Coup. It appear* in th* Rridg* Encyclopedia article On Inter­ national Match Point tactica and la quite a play. When Charley, in the East seat, got to d«f*nd the hand it had al­ ready been played by his partner* at four spade*. West had opened the king of dia­ monds. South vvon, d r e w trumps with two leads and led hii ten of clubs. East won with tha ar* and returned the deuce of heart*. South played low In order to be sure of hit contract and wound up mak­ ing exactly four odd. A A J41 4 X Q 7 IB A T I T f l T I . A » » feA fll ♦ K q jn ♦ w ill A 4 4 * A I I » eoum ao A iq u il V K I I ♦ A M * io e B oth vulnerable SeiCk 1 M HeeW 1 A S A 3A tfe F ua J w Opening l*aA—ft X Tha deftnat started the tame way on the r*play and the expert commentator on th* VUGraph carefully ex­ plained that if Charley mad* th* aam* play ha would alio NO ITTF* O F A P P l . f f 4 T I O N r o i l TAX H EE D MITM'R OF APPI.ICSTIOX l**er. IDI. IU F l o r i d a B l a t u t r a of F O R T A X IIKF.I1 I Ol d I t « r r . I WI. i a F l o r i d . S l a l a l e a a t N O T I C E IH I I K H K I I Y G I V E N . i n n * . • T h a t D U e r e l f l ed Hern li e* line, N O T I C E IR I I E R E R T G I V E N . the holder of the f o l l o w i n g T h a t D i v e r s i f i e d S e r v i c e * Inc their stomachs' capacity ac­ By Mr*. Murlti l.»» rrnrr * r f t l f l c a i e Iu h f i l e. | eal d c e r t l - t h e h o l d e r of t h e f o l l o w i n g c e r ­ f f i « t e ffir l u i .te**d t o tie ) a s u- t i f i c a t e b a a f i l e d . a i d c e r t i f i ­ curately. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. p'l thereon The <•■r 1If I r a t e | c a t e f o r t e a d e e d t o be I s s u e d We don’t credit thi* learn­ u i t m h e r ant i >feif o f l * a u a m e „ t h e r e o n The certificate n u m ­ DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: i lie tl *-■*. r i j u l o n o f th** pr ' p e r t y . b e r a n d ) e * r n f I s s u a n c e , t h e ing with Importance becauie n iid t h e n a m e In w h h h It wa » ile*ci I p t I o n o f t h e p r o p e r l y , arid i’lrisn dinciis* my fi year oM our child guidance book* iso­ M«.pee*ed a r e a a f o l l o w * the nam# In which 11 w a s lioy'a sating prohirm in a late their chapters on chil­ C e r t i f i c a t e No 200 Y e a r o f ■■■e*aed a r e a s I d low # l e e u a n c e ]9r.i | 4> r ( l f t c a t e N o t l » T e a r of roluntn. 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U n i t e s aupl v c e r t l f l c a J e l l ) Today o r p l a l L b t r s o f r t r o r d s d I* B U I L T - I N ft A N G E M O D E L le*e a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e e l . a l l be ahall he redeemed according t o * II ( t i Dl**rr* Court r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o l a w t h e l a w t h e p r o p e r l y deacrlbed in pill Book IS, r * g * It. J M 4 IV S E R I A L V02US! (*) A m* r l c « a H U t e r y P ub l i c l l s c o r d * o f B*ml*el* MON O n a m w a l l m e a t - p r o p e r t y d * e « r | b e d In a u c h e a r - a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e wi l l be a o l d t o 1 11 m l inciM t i f l c a t e wi l l be a ol d t o t h a h i g h t h a h i g h e s t r a s h b i d d e r a t t h e C o u n t y . F l o r i d * . • E H M O D E L C U l O l t E B K HRI DC IN THI A T P i 1)11 ( * l l . - n i - s r R o s a eel c ae h b i d d e r a t t h e f r o n t f r o nt door of the Seminole DONE AND O R D E R ED *1 1 A L 11741472 lt d M o r n i n g Moyl* a*nlno1* C o u n t y , l < : « . (7) M * k * Hoor n f o r D a t e d t h i s i t h d a y o f M a r c h , d o o r o f t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e a t H a n ­ flanferd. Last ghow lsg T**lt* C o u r t l l o u a a a t H a n f o r d . F l o r * f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e f l r e t M o n ­ h(»t* of Florid*, (hi* llth day 1141. 3>*ddy . . Adwtt X s I l l l a i M U i l Id*, o n t h e f l r a t M o n d a y i n t h e o f F*bru*ry, l i f t . d a y t n t h e m o n t h o f A p r i l , 1111, ( I ) N*w* w i t h ta lk* W a l W A D i rn- nt h o f A p r i l , I MS, w h i c h le w h i c h la t h a I t h d a y o f A p r i l . ( S E A L ) r a . * i i f . m. A rthur W Reckwlth, Jr^ 1st* t h e St h d a y o f Apr i l , 1915. A r t h u r H . B e r k w l t b . J r . . 11.71 17) W h s t ' a T b l e f l o a g 1114. Clork Circuit Court -T H R AMCrtlCARIEiD a t e d t h t a 17l h d a y o f F e b C I * r ' o f t b * C i r c u i t C o u r t D a t a d t h l a 17 t h d a y o f F e b ­ l l y : M a r t h a T. Y l h l e o ( I t t I - oe* L u * y Tl O. ft O F E M I L T " Y . *r>. 1*4'l l y : A l a r t h * T. V t h l r n D C . 14 33 i l l N B C N t w a r u a r y , 1142. Deputy Clerk 7m m Ooraoe ( U f f i c l e l C T e r k ’e b e a l ) ROF.Ity, W I G H T A B t ' K F O R D ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k # Heal ) Daniel 1 LeF*ire nf I t . *• i l l C * * c 4 a t r * t l * a J alto A a l t m a A r t h u r II H e c k w l t h , J r . , A m s r t c s n N s t l o w s i R i n k Bldg A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h . J r H t l ) Andy of M*yb4rry C A I t t l l L L A I- #F E V I l E r o Box m i l e j e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t C le rk of Circuit Court •To W e s t F a i r b a n k a A> e n u e ( I ) De e. B r l d * F l e e A t RiM fll. P » t » r » b u r g . F l o r i d * 11711 hemlnole County, Florida S em ino le County. Fl o r id a O. B o s . 171 11:1* ( 1 ) J d o p s r d y •JOT MOL-gV* I i jr: If. N. T a m m , J r ^ B y : H . H. T a m m , J r * Attorneys f o r P l a i n t i f f . , W in te r Park. Florida (*> T h d M c C o y * D e p u ty Clerk Publish F*b. II A Mtr. >. I. Jaw# r«wda D eputy Clerk » f t ) Prlo* U R ig ht A t t o r n e y for P U l b t l f f F u t l l e h M e r c k 2. >. I I . 22, 1 H 3 P u b l i s h M a r c h 2, I. 1C. II* l t d II. IS li. F u b l l e h M a r c h I, I H i CDK-17 J CDJ-lft CDK-ll CD K-ll dtiqkUqhJtA Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M, £ W •a •• By Oswald Jacoby hold declarer to four odd, but that Charley might dtcid* to lay down th* ac* of hearts • Inc* tha low hsart play would cost him an ovartrlek should South hold both th* jack and king of hearts. But Charity ltd th* qu*«n and brought down th* houss. South want into a real huddl* at thla point. If Char­ ley had l*d from quitn-Jackrln* and South covtrtd with th* king then West would U kt th* ae* and l*ad back a heart whtraupen th* d«f*na* would tak* thr** heart trick*. If Charity had ltd from qusen-imall th* right play would b* to eovtr. Finally deelartr ducked. CherUy continued with th* deuc* and declarer ducked for th* **cond tim* and Is still «iplalnlng how h* h*ppenad to b* s*L (tie Jh s Woman: I ft DEAR ABBY: This la re­ garding the dilemma of th* minister who was invited to s social function ind w*» not asked to bring hit wife: Anumlsg the wife hadn't performed a atrip teat* a t some previous party, or something equally Inappro­ priate, t auggeit that her husband do the tame thing the lata Will Roger* once did. which wry* "bigger than his stomach" cannot choose among *11 Ih* dclklou* poiiibllille* ■prrad before him. The limitation* which real­ ity puts upon hia abllillta, hi* • n*rg|e* and time will not ex­ ist for him any mora than the limitation* of hi* atomaclt could axial for him. A* I'm writing a book myitlf th u s day*, I understand how th* axpsrt* succumb to thr temptation tn isolate chil­ dren'* *a(ing behavior from thr rrat of their behavior Rut understanding it doesn't alter my conviction that thia isola­ tion mislaad* u s , suggesting *■ it doe* that Johnny'* re­ fusal to arknowlrdg* hi* ■lomnrh'i limitation* hit* no connection with his rtfusal to admit othtr limitation*. Your d«ntal of food to your child that h* can't rat isn't juit an tffort to *avr money on grocery hill*. It i* *l*o an effort to make hii limitation* srreptabl* Lo h i m . TV Tim e Previews Influence of Hie Tepc* on thr church and is an excellent introduction lo tha Catholic Church for lho*e of other re ligloui perauailnni. The beautie* and treasure* of the Vati­ can are examined photo­ graphically. Thi* I* nut a re­ ligious program an much a* ft is g newt show and an hour for art lovari. 7:30-8:20 pm. NBC. Mr. Novak "What* I* Thi-r* To Go, II i Ilie. But U p!" If thi* weren't auch a recurrent them* on the aerie*, thi* might hiv* ben ea much more affect­ ing episode. It'e another In the lore find* Mr. Novak • keln and It’s a good ent, In­ volving our earned English teacher with a substitute math tearher wha'd r l # f r «ky diva than teach. Padr* Island it a legendary pirate lair and haunt of can­ nibal! on the Texas coast. WKDNBSDAY A. M. % A V V WEDNESDAY F# 1L l NOW thru WED. AT 1:00 • 1:11 • «:0S 8:48 11 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BEST riCTUHE BEST ACTOR A wealthy n u n threw aa etflborata party to which Will Rogeri wai invited. Roger* attended flnd enter­ tained the gueiti with hii witty atorlea and joke*. Afterwardi, Will K-nt hia host a $1500 bill for "ser­ vices rendered." The host protested wildly, saying Rogers had been in­ vited on a social bails, not professional. Will explained that had it been a "social’-' Invitation, hi* wife should have been invited. The party-giver paid. WALDO BAKER • • • DEAR ABBY: Re the minlitcr'a wife who was left sitting at home while her tpoute attended social func­ tions without her because she wai not invited, I wish lo aay that the n in e prob­ lem exists in other type* of work. In my case, my wife it the one who gets the invi­ tation*. Her company 1* al­ ways having mixed golf and bowling matches on Satur­ day nlghta, which la our only night out. Only em­ ployes m a y participate, whlrh doesn't help the re­ lationship between husbands and wives. In fact, it is the cause of plenty of trouble. How do you feel about par­ lies and sport* events for employes w h i c h exclude husbanda and wives! AISO LEFT OUT DEAR ALSO: After hours one’s time is his own, and no one 1* compelled to par­ ticipate In the company'* Thi* i» new*! 1 have Just tecelvvil a very well-written nrlirl* by beautiful Barbara Iteimann, who won th* title of "Mi** Amerirsn Teen-nger" »t 1’alieadr* Pwrk, New Jersey, t wrote n column ■bout her Mother, who I* in­ deed the woman behind the girl—and she ll beautiful al­ so! Ilnrlmrii has written «n n i title on "Why 1 Don't Smoke " She finds it bent not to smoke and **y* that her Mother doe* not «mnkr nor do her two brother*, one of whom l» at West Point and thr other at Williams Col lege, although her Father ■moke* pipra and cigars In moderation. Barbara haa made some apprarnnrra on TV and haa guested" in Hollywood. She dance* well, makes * wonder­ ful ap|ie»r*nre, and l» a good r*ample for other teen-ager* to follow. Ann R. Silver, arrca*ory authority, had « smart show­ ing of areenorir* to he worn with anything and every­ thing. Mis* Silver »ay*, “Co­ ordination will he this year's key word to arressoriilng, with the rmphail* on the in-' terplay of eolnr*, pattern* snd texture*. The 'match game' i* out, I* dead. Today accessories make their own statements within the context of th* fashion look. You can coordinate with silhouette, mix color*, blend tone*, scram­ ble patterns. You ran do any­ thing—but match." 1 thought tha boutique aa• rssorir* designed by Emily aporla events or social func­ tion*. U your wife prefer! to spend h e r Saturday nights socializing with her co-workers, while you ait at home, take K up with her. • • • DEAR ABBY: The letter in your column about the lady who had her name on two tombstone* with two different husband* probably made your reader* wonder how nutty people can be. Rut I know of a woman who hia her beat. She bought THREE ptoia in a cemetery, one for her­ self, one for her husband, and one for her lover! In her will she alated: "When I die I want to be laid be­ tween the two of them. They shared me In life, and It la my with that they shall share me In death." "SAW THE LETTER" IN DAYTON • * • CONFIDENTIAL TO "VERY DESPERATE" in CL1NTW00D. VA.: Send me your name and address Immediately and I will help you. • • • Problem* T Write to ABBy. Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose ■ stamped, selfaddresaed envelope, • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, llox 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby'* booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." Wetherby were delightful, and the International casual shoes in divine color* raught my a t­ tention. Umbrellas, *o attrac­ tive and Indeed an accessory, designed by Polsn Kal* were *o right. Coiffure* America* IiH seemed lo tie working at thia coordination accessory and added hair pieces th st made every coiffure blend with Ihe smart sreeaanries Re sure to wrnr color thi* coming season. You will nev­ er have surh s f**hlon approv­ al of color again. And color ailds so much to the fun of dressing. Coiffure Itslienne Heir Fel­ ting Get, crested by Mix Fac­ tor. la th* wonder of the hair styling world. Discovered In Rome, il his become the hair styling sensation of the USA. It seems tn rondition the hair, set snd “styls" It and adds shimmering highlight* to your hair, ll Is rrcatrd in seven rnlors, and there is s rolor for rie ry woman's hair, whether it Is natural, tinted, bleached or gray! Tomorrow—“Dear E d y t h Thornton- Mcl^od" • I*' ’!( m _ a » > n X n \u M V ^ .'A Y K r Lets Do Business Together RICHARD BURTON c r fS o L E HAL WALL)S' I ll'.C K F .T r**ow«4Q*c i t a o o a x u r ♦ STARTS SUNDAY “36 HOURS” You'll Save Money And Be Happier In A '65' Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. ^Excellent Servkt Too* Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 821-1411 W. Park 444 1*18 �» ) . B tjr V ftanlorB frrtffl Pnfrc 8—Tuea. Mar. 0, ’65 By Dottle Anatla EAST MEETS WEST ha* been let for the theme of the Bombing Derby cocktail par­ ty lilted for April 9 from 8 to 11 p.m. In the NAS Ball­ room. Deciilon w ii made with the approval of C apt Jame* Mayo by Naval Offieera Wivea Club board membera. Ac­ cordingly, the ballroom wilt take on an Orlental-European ■etting, highlighting the fact of eouree, that the Sanford Naval Air Station ii a ba»e for world wide naval operationi. Kitty O’G’ara, firit vice preildent of the board will head a group of representa­ tive! and volunteers from each club who will construct and arrange the decorations. f| 1 fi ► *31 • • • NICE DONATION of (100 w is made by the NOWC to add to other contributions for the new all wives meeting room decorations. Betty Wilhauck, co-ordinator for the room planning asks that all trading stamp! which are be­ ing donated toward furnish­ ing of the room be turned In to her by Wednesday. The stamps are to be used * to "purchase’’ cups and saucers and lamps. • t i j • • MEMO to all teenagers whose daddies are N a v y Chiefs: Don’t forget about the teen dance being sponsor­ ed for you March 1H at the NAS Ballroom from 8 to II p.m. Special Invitations have been extended to those teen­ agers who live aboard the sta­ tion. Bring your dates — The Showmen will play for danc­ ing and there is a small 'ad­ mission charge. CPO Wives are planning a luncheon at Creighton's Res­ taurant Thursday at 12:811 p.m., and by the way, there will b* a Cl’O Wives board meeting Wednesday at 8 p in. at the home of Mrs. Alverit Kelly. • • • RVAII-3 EM Wives, the newest Hub on the station, has a rrgular meeting Thurs­ day at 7:30 p.m. at the NW meeting room. This is an im­ portant meeting nl whirh sev­ eral important items of busi­ ness will be discussed, such as a name for the Hub, pass­ ing of the by-laws, setting up of committees and plans for a social function for Hull members. • • a NAVY WIVES Club 211, through their representative Iteha Cooper lias announced that they will donate a Unit­ ed Stales flag to be used in the Navy Wives meeting room. Other donationa Include t'JO from the Station Offieera Wi­ ves. Arrangements are being made by Sedie Hodges and Domarls Farrell of KVA 11-13 to bang nine pointing* dottu by lncal Navy pciaunnel in the meeting room, which will be used as a sort of rotating art gallery to display the talents of Navy urtisli, • • • TWO BOOTHS will |.r act up for tho RVAH-13 Iiake sale which starts at 8 a m. Thursday. On*, .will be at the Navy Exchange and the oth­ er In Thirlecn'a hangar. Lou Kchwecrs and her committee have made great progress with this project and will have all aorta of delicious goodies to tempt their prospective customers. This committee had themaelves a hall working on this event, eepecially the creation of the posters. Chief Joe Pickent and Chief Art Moore were * great help with this work, which was greatly enhanced by the serving of delicious re­ freshments to the hard work­ ers by tha hostess. Thirteen wives have sche­ duled the showing of a film on cancer March 18 at 1 p.m. at the Navy Wives meeting room, under the direction of Ann SHesowski. A doctor will also be present to answer questions. e e e JANE MEBR1TT and Ruth Donaldson were co-hostesses fur the JtVAU-7 O Wives monthly coffee th a t' week. They used a Bt. Patrick’s Day i h a m a , featuring an ar­ rangement of Bella of Ireland and grten mums In tha living H>om. On the serving table, white mums surrounded a le­ prechaun's hat. Door prltea were won by Emily Joyner and Donna prd. , . - - - SEVERAL N E W MEM­ BERS and some visitors were welcomed at the BVAII-3 Of­ ficer'* Wives coffee at the Af­ terburner last week. Judy Derryberry, Jane Da­ vidson and Juliana Urbanek (all wives of students); Mary Kauffman, (whose husband is retired) and Mrs. Beverly Ncmmers, sister of Cdr. Neal Johnson, all were welcomed by the members. Mrs. Nemmers is visiting here from Cedar Falls, Iowa. Bridge is schrduted at D:ID a.m. Thursday at the After­ burner with Carol Bakke a* hostess. Hegular coffee is set for April 1. • * • * ___r ' i til ■ U S ! " ' «RM I ' l i i n w ii * MARY DURANT ANN JOHNSON • CAROLYN DENNISON SHIRYEY LAROCCA • • A POTI.UCK SUPPER is being planned by Officer’s Wives of RVAH-9, with Five wives as guests at the borne of Giuriu Gehrig real soon. Everyone ia to to mg tlu ir favorite ilistie* nod fun and games are planned. Arvic Atkinson, who has a new little daughter, Julia Ann, was presented with a silver picture frame by chairmull I lassie deGu until at the recent coffee ini'* ling, hos­ tessed iiy Shirley Yotuighlade and Caryl Marshall. Glimit- Sullivan und Kathy Henson will Ik- in Himge of the A p r i l coffee luncheon which just happens |o fall on Api II 1st und you know what duy Unit is !teller lie on your guaid. These gal* may have some lin k s up llieil sleeves. • • • EVELYN HIGGINS, field representative fur tin* Navy Relief Society was the guest of Ruth Swanson at the Sta­ tion Officer's Wives Coffee, Thursday lit the home of Em­ ily Law on Silver Lake Ruhy Cornier was co-hostess. Mrs. Higgins discussed Na­ vy Relief activities briefly arid answered question posed by membera. She Is presently conducted the training cuutse on tile station. Main points of the business inerting, conducted by Eve Rogvru, concerned the Navy Relief llridge and Tch to be hostessed by the Station Wi­ ves und plan* fur the Bomb­ ing Derby. Lovciy Revere howls were presented as farewell gifts to Alice llaupt and Lynn Die­ trich who will be Iraving soon. Alice and her husband Lt. El­ mer llaupt are being transfer­ red to Norfolk while Lynn and Don Dietrich will be leav­ ing the Navy for civilian life us Don takes up hla private law practice. Ann Gabel, new Thrift Shop chairman, announced that she and Peggy Berndt would work on the next station day at the shop. SIX LOVELY officer* wives have been chosen to mode) In the, NOWC luncheon-fashion •how at Crelghton’a Garden Restaurant, March 18. Posing in the latest styles of hair-dos, fashion*, shoes and millinery wilt be Dora Griffin of RVAH-13; Shirley LaRocca of RVAII-1; Ann Johnson of RVAH-18; Sara Jane Smith of KVAlI-O; Mary Durant of RVAH-3 and Car­ olyn Dennison of RVAH-11. DORA GRIFFIN of RVAH13 terms herself a "book hug" M aha enjoy* tndlaat reading in a great variety of litera­ ture. Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin, who are the parents of James, eight, and Glyn Ca­ rol, three, hare been station­ ed here only a lew mouths , . . , . • . The home of Mrs. Jack tropical greenery and flanked idle holders containing white! Accenting the attractive ta -|p e d wilh a miniature bride | ble was a four tiered cake top. J and groom. Silver appoint­ Benton Jr., IS07 Adams Ave­ on either aide by silver can-J tapers. ments were used for serving nue, was the setting for a slipper mints and toasted bridal shower recently compli­ nuts. menting Miss Nyleene Albers, Attending were Mr*. C. W. bride-elect. Assisting Mrs. Yarborough, mother of the Benton as co-hostesses were bride-elect, and the Mmcs. Mrs. Harry Kenny and Mr*. Carey Dunn, Marie Sundvali, Cieo Fleet. E d i t h Wimberly. Franklin C r e a t i n g an enchanting Thomas, Lillian Bakka, Geor­ bridal atmosphere throughout ge Bailey, Leroy Benton, I* the party area were lovely C, Green, Paul Miller, If. floral arrangements combin­ Cockman, J. E. Howell and ing white chryaanthemums, Ed Barbour Jr. blue and while dephinluma, Also the Mmcs. Catherine bell* of Ireland, baby’* breath Martin, Homer Bruce, Ed­ and podocarpus. ward Wagner, Jack Benton The guest* participated in Sr., Minnie Smith, Pat Smith, bridal garnet and contests Doris Mason, Clifford John­ with prises awarded Mri. Ro­ son, Dorothy Odham, Robert bert Bradbury, Mr*. Edith Bradbury, Alsn Albers, Lay­ Nimbcrly and Mr*. Marie man Goodman and L. J. Sundvali. Highlighting the evening Lowe. Also the Misses Brenda was the opening of (he many Benton and Belly Odham. lovely gift* the bridc-cicct re­ ceived. Shake a fur coat briskly be­ Centering the refreshment MRS. JACK RENTON JR., left, was hostess recently to a bridal shower fore putting it on and when table, which was covered in complimenting Miss Nyleene Albers, bride-elect. Others pictured are Mrs. taking it off to hang on a long white damask, was a band H arry Kenny, co-hostess; Mrs. Cleo Fleet, co-hostess; Miss Albers, honneck, well padded coat hang­ chased silver punch howl with oree, and her mother, Mrs. C. W, Yarborough. (Yarborough Photo) er. matching cup* aurrounded by Mrs. Amarot Hopkins Feted At Supper Party • RUTH MICHELSON, who has been visiting at home for a while was welcomed back by RVAII-6 Offirer's Wives nl their monthly coffee ln»t week at the home of Kathy Russell. Pal Scott wits co-hosIcss. Special guests were Mrs. John Ferguson and Mrs. Her­ bert I a' p, grandmother and aunt of Joanne He nog. * , Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Miss Nyleene • A SMORGASBORD was the most recent event of the RVAH-9 Enlisted Wives, who gathered at the home of their president, Milllccnt Wigg. The Hub voted to buy a 30 cup percolator for their par­ ties, luncheons and dinners. Games were played and prises won by Faye Bellamy, Alice Howard and Helen Sehcrzer. A cancer film is scheduled for their meeting at 8 p.m, tonight in the Nnvy Wives meeting room. All enlisted wi­ ves-who have not yet seen these films arc invited. . • ' / ' * • V t •: * M ’ » m ; DORA ( Hi l l T I N SARA JANE SMITH but already Haim they like the friendly ininmnnity. Dora, wbn is active in the rholr of Grace Methodist Church, was a journalism major at the University of Tennessee before marrying. Sura June serve* u* the Hoot Uwl’* rep In the NOWC hoard, i* a I’iiik l.iuly at Seminole Memorial Hospital, j* u Gniy Lady, plsya bridge, enjoy* a game of tclinia ami is active in llnly t loaa Episcopal Church. • » • MODELING i* nothing new lu Still ley Lnltoeen of It VAil I who off und on for a few year* ha* modeled f o t offic era wives fashion allow* an well a* wu* fraluied In r o l tegr and country Huh funliion slinw* la-fori' her maniuge. Thr mother of two hoys, Frankie, five, and Roch, thief, Shirley still find* time to sew, play a little golf, bowl on-the RVAH-I Officer* Wi v e * Tram, play bridge and serve her squadron »» publicity chairman. A graduate of South Geor­ gia College, Shilley taught school a* well a* did sin returial work prior to her murriuge to Lt, Jon LaRocca. When the couple WU* sta­ tioned in Meridian, Mi**., Shiiley took an interest in writing us well and for over a year she wrote a weekly column in the Meridian Star Newspaper. "When it mine* to clothe*," Shirley says. “ I am definitely llie tailored type and find my­ self wearing a lot of black ns it Is usually smart in appeurunce no matter what the oc­ casion." • • • ANN JOHNSON of RVAH13 is a gal who likes comfort­ able straight lines in fashions and win, favors shades of blue, green and brown. Ann, who was a Navy nurse for five years before her mar­ riage to Lt. Cmdr. Guy John­ son, has furnished their home in a contemporary style. Her home also features honk rugs which she fashioned herself and a variety of treasures she picked up while stationed in Japan and Guum. The mother of two children, Jeff, four, and Jenny, two, Ann serve* as treasurer for her squadron wives Hub. The Johnsons have been stationed hers nearly a year. Ann. who la tall and love­ ly, said, "I guess avsryone picks me to model because of my height aa I also did some modeling while in the servkre." • • • SARA JANE SMITH of RVAU-9, who stays quits busy aa the mother of three young hoys finds relaxation browsing through old shops in search of antique furniture which aha daarly lovea and collacts for her home. Among her other activities, * • • MARY DllllAN I' of RV AH 3 is readily known a* one of tins city’s most active young naval officers wives and wa* recently elected presiilclit of thi- NOW!’ hiialll. Mary's position keep* tier quite busy a* do her four youngktrla, lull the petite blond still finds tune l<> Squeeze III Navy Relief wurk a* well us lea. lies in the Inns rry of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. I.t. Ciiulr. Michael Durant and Ills family have lived in this city fur four yeur* and according to Mary they real­ ly like the urea as they ale tennis and water ski enthusi­ ast*. * • • ANOTHER very popular young offircr'a wife who has modeled for sevetul year* here aad in her hometown of t'orpus Christi, Texas t* i artil>n Dennison of KVAH-11. Lovely Carolyn, who looks every hit the model with her slender figure anil eye-catch­ ing frosted coiffure, worked as a piivute sccrrtniy hut al­ so modeled for a photograph­ ers studio us well as depart­ ment stores I.t. Dirk Dennison met his wife in Corpus Christi a lit­ tle uver two yrur* ago and from there they raine to this city where Carolyn has been very active in a variety of fields. Carolyn serve* her squad­ ron wives club as rep to ths NOWC board and spend* sev­ eral hours each week doing work for Navy Relief. In fact she Is the local Navy Re­ lief office manager aboard the station. Carolyn also manages to find time for her hobbies of bridge, water skiing, sewing and knltlng. She recently re­ turned from a three month trip to Europe while her hus­ band was deployed. Pack the whole family’s sleepwear and toiletries la one bag when travrUog. That way, only one bag has to be removed from the aar oc overnight stops. Brooms and mop handles won't slide w h e n leaned against t wall If their lifts a n covered with ftngeri from old rubber flovM, tainment enjoyed by t h e ' told as they reminisced of the I Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Dora By Evelyn Lundy | (Aunt Dora, as she is affeCA delightful evening was guests and many events were| by gone days. enjoyed recently when Mr. and Mr*. Theo Aulin Jr. en­ tertained at their love|y new home on North Division Street in Oviedo. The occasion was to honor Mrs. Amarot A. Hop­ kins of Nashville, Ark., who spends several weeks each winter with her sister, Mrs. U. G. Smith, of Oviedo. Picnic tables were set up in (he attractive screened patio and barbecued ribs, baked potato and tossed salad were served to the guests. George Kelsey was the chef of the evening, but no one in Oviedo can surpass the de­ lirious tossed salads that No­ MRS. AMAROT HOPKINS, left, was a recent honor guest o f n supper vella Aulin puts together. party at the home of Mrs. Theo Aulin Jr., center, in Oviedo. Mrs. Dora Conversation was the enter­ Kersey, right wus uniting the guests. (Herald Photo by Evelyn Lundy) S. Seminole Young Womens Plii Gamma Eta Club To Present Fashions Honors Rusliees By Jane t ’i**elberry Models, for the fashion show to be presented at a coffee sponsored March 31 by the Young Woman's Club of South Seminole may literally flip ttieir wigs over Hie dreamy fashions from Matthew's m the Winter Park Mall. Mrs. Murylou Boyle of "Wig* of Distinction" was at the models' meeting Wednes­ day night held at the home of the fashion coordinator, Mrs. Jam- Staley, in Tangle wood, to fit the girls for tlyie and color. The coffee, which will bene­ fit The Little Red School House for Retarded Children Osteen Personals By Mn. Clarence Snyder Mr and Mrs. Warren Mel­ rose have returned lo their home in Langsford, Mich., aft­ er a six week visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose. While here they viiiiid many points of interest in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stowell have returned from a 10-day trip to Albion, Iowa. They visited bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stowell, who cele­ brated their SSth wedding an­ niversary while their ton was there. Mr. and Mr*. Bryan Nettles and three children and his mother, Mrs. Digs Nettie*, were dinner guests of Mrs. George Barrera in Cocoa, Sunday. . Mr*. Lois Brooke was hos­ tess at dinner at the Orchid House recently honoring Mrs. Charles Brown, who wai cele­ brating her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sny­ der have returned to their home in New Springfield, Ohio, after a two week visit with his mother, Mrs. Clar­ ence Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Moore have returned to their borne at Lemon Bluff after several weeks at their Elida, Ohio, borne. While in Ohio, Moore underwent surgery, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dundore of Tiffin, Ohio, and Mr. and Mn. Pres. Weller <4 Wharton, Ohio, recently spent three days with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Grimes, In Sanford, is being held at 10 a.m. at l.a Ma Ison et Jarilln, nne of the most chic spots in Central Florida. It is located just west of the SR -136 i s intersection. Ticket* are available from mt-inhers in South Scmmule and in Hu- Sanford areai ilia) be obtained at James Hunt liealt) Mr* Margie Mount, Huh pi (' Mill -nl, will serve a a- nar i iitiir fur tin- Iu all inn snuw Mr*. Faye Moure i* chair man. Mrs M.i)i-l ti­ Surilp), teach 1in- Little Red i t ' s a lde at School House, wdl be one ul Hit- model*. Also modeling will he Mr* Judy Chapman, Mr*. Esther Cote, Mrs, Jencllc Culbrrlh, Mrs. Mary Harrell. Mrs. Ann Kain. Mr*. Louise Means. Mrs. Edwina Mitchell, Mrs. G r e g g Rulenkroger, Mr* Mary Lou Boyle, Mrs, Laurel Woods and Mrs. Doodle Mil­ ler. Some of the models are member* oi the South Semin­ ole Jaycee Wives Club, which is cooperating in the benefit project. At Open Meet Jan Yihlrn was hostess re eefttlv tu the regular meeting of Phi Gamma Kta Chapter ol Hot a Sigma Phi. June Warner presented the e u I I ii r e program, "Whom God Halli Joined " During the business session the chapter discussed a hake sale, wfiieli was field during Ifu- recent "Cracker Days” fi sti\ dies. Also discussed was a cook mil which will be held on March 13 at Linda Reek's home at fi 30 p in. for mem tier* and Ihcir husbands Ni w rushers, Jean Whipple. Dinah lirumley anil Linda C r a v e n , experienced Ihrlr first open meeting with the chapter. During the social hour rcficshmcnts were served. Others attending were Jean Gonialez, Juan Brooks, Leslie Best, Linda Reek, Linda Hitteil and Mrs. W. R. Jennings, sponsor. An Off Season Bonus The nation of Israel came into existence on May 14. 1948. 0 FRIDAY THURSDAY CENTRAL — Will meet at CAMELLIA — Member* 0 9.3o a m st the home of Mr*. will meet at It a.in. at Hie II. E. Sandusky in Lake Mary. Orchid House in DeLand for Mrs W T Cavanaugh will show slides uf gardens in lunch and an informative pro­ gram about orchids. Europe. DIRT GARDENERS — Hos­ IVY — Mrs. D K Dorman will be guest s|H-.iker at the tess for llie 10 a m. meeting home of Mrs James McKee is Mr*. A. S McCall ii m, 2449 where Hie circle will meet at Meilonville Avenue. E. C. 7 45 p m Mrs. Ilrrsrhrll Pow­ I.umlhcrg will give the pro- 9t ell i* co hostess. MAGNOLIA — Mrmbcrs grain on shade trees. HIIS1SCUS — Members ars will meet at 1(1 a m at the home of the president. Mrs. asked In meet at 11:3u a m. S L. Wiggins. at the home of Mrs. Charles MIMOSA — Dr John Darby Morrison, From there th ey ^ will higlilgiht Hu- program at | in a m. when members meet will go to Winter Park antj" with Mrs It. L. Citcquennoi, Orlando to visit the Florida federation of Garden Clubs 401 Elliiitt Avenue. PALM — Meeting at the headquarters ami Leu Gar­ home of the chairman, Mrs dens. Each ii asked lo bring lllunlon Owen, nn tin- Orlando a nose bag lunch, JACARANDA — Mrs. L B. Highway. Members will view slides shown by Mrs. Harold Steele will be hostess at her home, 206 Elm Avenue, at Howe. WOODROSE - Mrs. Frank T:30 p.m. Mrs. Mona Bridges L Woodruff HI will lead a will present the third in a discussion on the pleasures series of programs on artistic and pitfalls of exhibiting. designs, "The Crescent." Members arc to bring ar­ ROSE - Mrs. Carl Lind will rangements showing the o ri­ speak on live subject of Con- V ental influence on line design. scrvalion w h e n mcmberi ; • Hostess is Mrs. John Parker, meet with Mr*. B. B. Crum­ 105 Waits Drive. ley at 9:45 a.m. The Food Freezer is: Superb Carrier equipment Long-lived and economical . Expertly Installed Priced Competitively • • • • Counter-top Model 4.5 Cubic Foot Capacity Normally Sold at $149.50 Free We’ll give you a Carrier Food Freezer Free with every Carrier Central Residential Air Conditioning Installation Purchased by April 15 Southern Air 2513 Park Dr. ® Garden Circles The air conditioning is: • • • • tionately known by everyone Ln this area) were classmates in the local schools and both graduated in a Hass of five just past the turn of the cen­ tury. Mrs. Hopkins who lived on Lake Howell came in to school by horse and buggy in those days. All five of this Hass are still active, and the other three are Mrs. J. W. Lawton and Mrs. Mary Aulin of Oviedo, and Mrs. Anita Crawford of St. Petersburg. Other guests invited to hon­ or Mrs. Hopkins were Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Kelsey and daughter, Mary Jane, Emmett Kelsey, Mrs Nettie Aulin. Fay Stonet. Diane and Ted Aulin. Sanford, F k. - 322-8321 Coll 322-8321 I For Free Estimate’ �L •• a a Womans Club Meeting Highlighted Theta Epsilon With Parade Of Original Chapeaux In Cancer Crusade Will Participate Qfhr D anfnrh T ups. Mnr. 9. ’<55—Pape 9 ^rrnlft » Finnie Harrison McCaskill Honored With Reception On 90th Birthday The March meeting of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sig the forthcoming membership ‘ MFs.' Donald Flamm, pro­ Mrs. Flamm wore a "newsy nia Phi was held recently at tea in April. creation" fashioned from the gram chairman for the Amer­ the home of Faye Stetson. Finnic Hdrrison McCaskill I the afternoon of Feb. 28 ini Mrs. Walter L. Carter, a I tion In the recreation room of The a n n u a l "Animated ican Home Department, nar­ Sanford Herald with tassells Pat Largcn and Pat Helms (Mrs. J. M.) was honor guest commemoration of her 90th neighbor and close friend, Seminole Lodge, which w a s - ’ • * Magazine" will be presented rated a "Crazy Hat Parade" of striped newspaper. conducted a most interesting of a delightful reception on | birthday. I was hostess for the celebra-| transformed into a charming March 17 at 2:30 p m. at the with the genuine authenticity O n e ingenious expectant program on "People," begin party area as friends from club house. Mrs. Boy Tillis is of a real pro as the members mother adorned her chapeau ntng with the toddler's stage far and near gathered to con­ planning an enlightening pro­ strolled across the stage with nursery toys and the hats through senior citizens. Fol­ gratulate the honoree on her gram. modeling their own creations were all so very clever that lowing the program, a qbes birthday. N e w members welcomed to the soft piano background the panel of judges found the tion and answer, period involv­ Mrs. McCaskill received the were Mrs. It. H. Tucker and music of "Easter Parade," decision of Judging • the win­ ed a general discussion on guests from her wheel chair Mrs. Harry Hahn. played by Mrs. N. V. Farmer. ners a most difficult detail. friendship and its interpreta­ in a silk print frock of brown Mrs. Wgde Shealy's crea­ tions. tones which was enhanced by tion was Judged the craziest C o r r e s p o n d i n g secre­ a beautiful corsage of red hat. She used kitchen utensils tary Sherry Bolte read a tet­ roses and white mums, a gift and plates imprinted with the ter from Mrs. Geraldine Keith from Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ro.sclub's various projects in a thanking the chapter for its setter. The honoree was showdish drainer for her prized recent contribution to the Lit­ ered with many lovely per­ chapeau. tle Red School House. sonal gifts and floral bou­ Each .year Theta Epsilon The prettiest hat was worn quets. by Mrs. Hoy Tillis. Adorning participates in the Cancer Centering the refreshment a corucopia basket with arti­ Crusade. Representing t h e table, which was overlaid in ficial flowers .was a real bird chapter this year when the an exquisite white Madeira nest surrounded by natural crusade gets under way will embroidered linen cloth, was foliage beautifully created by he Betty Erickson, Sherry a magnificent floral arrange­ Bolte and Nancy Reynolds. Mrs. Tillis. ment of pink carnations and Plans for the upcoming rush For the second year, Mrs. white mums in a handsome season were announced and Irving Pryor took top honors silver bowl, a gift from the for the most original hat. A the first party honoring the entire s t a f f of Seminole rushees will be March 9 A lonely pink petunia growing in Lodge, accented by a six an onion patch with real dirt model meeting will be held branched antique silver can­ March 18, followed by a cou­ surrounded by a miniature delabra containing tall .pink ple's party on March 27. fenre was perched atop her tapers. The following officers were head. Gracing one end of the table elected for the coining >ear: The program received such was a three tiered white cake president, Jan Cahill; vice a tremendous ovation that the embossed with pink roses and members asked Mrs Flamm president. Sherry Bolte; sec­ topped with the numerals retary, Tat Helms; treasurer. for a repeat performance next "90." A book edged in gold Jo Kuhlke, and corresponding year. and imprinted with "Happy secretary, Nancy Reynolds.MRS. J. M. (FINNIK HARRISON) McCASKIU,, grated, wan honored Birthday" was at the base of The "Girl of the Year" will Flat-sided containers for on her 90th birthday, February 'J8, 19(55, with an afternoon reception in the cake. Tea and coffee were MRS. IRVING l’RYOR displays most ordinal be elected at the March 16 freezing are more space sav­ the recreation room of Seminole Lodpo. Standing from the left are Mrs. l>oured from antique silver lint—a lone blooming petunia growing in an au­ ing than cylindrical and tub- meeting and all mrmbrrs are Wnlter L. Tarter, hostess; Mrs. J. W. Sonterfeut, Orlando, sister-in-law thentic onion patch. service at opposite ends of encouraged to attend that shaped cartons. of the honoree'; and Mrs. Dawson Gunter Sr., Orlando, the lionoree'a niece. the table. meeting. Mrs. Roy Holler poured with Mrs. Dawson Gunter Sr., Orlando, nirce of the honoree,' cutting the cake. Others as­ sisting were Mrs O. K Goff, Mrs Kerfoot Bryant and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. Dora I^*e Russell was hos­ | the public In view and east Mrs. McCaskill ws* born in tess for the March meeting ol their votes The Lillie Red Norwood, W a r r e n County, 7-cta XI Chapter of Bela Sig­ School Hoove and other char Ga., Feb. 28. 1875. She has ttirs will bcnclit from the re ma Phi. been a resident of Sanford A luncheon honoring the suits. sinre 1926, having moved here Another Ways and Mean* from Lakeland. She was ac­ rushees was planned for Sat­ tively engaged in civic and urday. March 27, at the Wind project ii tile packing of box cil dinners In lie sold In local social circles all through Hie Jammer. years Al the First Methodist Kitty Corley. Way* and plant* on March 23. Jan Cara, chairman of the Church, where she is a mem­ Means chairman, announced ber, she attended the Daugh­ that sesen babies have been IHiintnating ciimmillei-. pre ters of Wesley Sunday School entered In the annual baby »entcd the following »J.itc ol Class regularly. She is a char­ contest. Entries and sponsors officer* to be electeil at the ter memlH-r of liu- Itosc Circle are Scooter Bunnell. Sanford next meeting president, Elea I of the Sanford Garden Club Seminole Jayeee Wives, Dr nor Butler, vice previdml. j and was also active in iho liorah Emerson, Anna Miller Dora Lee Russell. recording Woman's Club and Ibe United Circle, Jeffry Todd Kipp. secretary. Flo Winsa; cor Daughters of the Confederacy. C r e d i t Woman's Bieaktasl responding secretary, J a n Mr. MrCasklll operaled a ( lull, Timothy Alan Farrens. Cara, Ire.h i m i t . Grace Marie feed store prior to Ills death Pilot (Inti. Kimberly Jean S 11 n e c i p Ii c r . root,Imat three year* ago. '130' couple Harvey. Ladies Auxiliary of mg rninmilti'c micmiIht, Maihad no children ami Mr* Methe Fleet Reserve Associa chctla Durminey, and altci MRS. ROY 'I'll.I.IS models prettiest hat a horn MRS. WADE SIIEALY wins craziest hat honors Catkill resided at 2068 Grand­ tion, Tracy and Tyler John . nalc, Pat Beers. in an original chapeau fashioned front a dish o' plenty adorned with flower* and u real bird view Avenue hcfuie entering son i twins i. Woman's Medical Several member* recently drainer with dishes and utensils. nest. Seminole l»dge. Auxdiary, and Karrn Michellr were guests of Mr' llaydon Burns, honorary member id Brisson, Civitan Club Zcta Xi Chapter, in Tallaha* The babies' pictures will be Beach Outing displayed in the various sec. stores. March 14 April 5, for Kitty Corley conducted tin Delights DeMolay program, 'The Meaning .of Bela Sigma Phi " Bon Voyage Party Allending flu- meeting were Chapter, Guests Mrs. Melba Bach. Marchi'lta DeMolay Chapter mrmtx’r* Dorminey. Flo Winsa Lira Bids Farewell To and their gur*t* recently held i nor Butler Kitts Corley. Jan Ily Jn\un Hay* tier husband are proud par­ a beach party at New Smyrna Cara, Flora Mae Wells, Kathy lu-rciit uiii-Ms of Mr and ents of u baby girl. Tile baby fe a th e r p u m p Reach where they enjoyed The Huddlestons- Downer, lima Lee llussell and Mis Itobelt Coe well- Mis born Feh 22 waa a beautiful swimming, dancing, football Grace Marie Mini-cipher by i 'or s sister and tier linshallil. little girl which Hip McMillans By Jane Casselberry and singing, later gathering Mr and Mrs Harfand Mey­ named Jill Itcnre. Mr. and Mrs Rodney Var­ around the fire to roast hot ers. from Halloway. Midi d o g s a n d marshmallowi ney of 522 Rrlghton Way. Mrs Fmma Ynuts recently Tin Mi-yrr« ut hi days Howell Park, yverr hosts at an Raked beans, chicken, .potato Willi the Coes and h II lues 'iwnt (he day in New Smyrna chips and soft drinks rounded | old fashioned neighborhood Beach visiting wdh Mr. ami Ron Voyage party Sunday aft­ Mrs Mary Alexander and day to return home t>> jet out the feast Mis. Ira O'Hara (In the way DeMolay members a n d ernoon, Feh. 28, given In hon Mrs. Helen Constanlim have XIr and Mrs i.eorge Arthur to New Smyrna she stopped in guesta enjoying the party or of Mr and Mrs Bill Hud­ returnrd from l ocoa where H .m ad tha TCATM IR bacausa were Allen Herbst, Gary dleston of 522 Brighton Way. they attended the confirm* h a t e moved lo Imnoellon ad Oslern lo visit with Mrs. Har- o l Its light, csratslng laal. you'll ly Osteen and Mr* Eva Wil­ The Huddleston family ia er selling their home in tie lion of their niece, Dale Marie Fehrman, Charles Lewis, Er­ attp smartly In this low haalad. nest Helnbuch, David Murray, moving to San Diego, Calif., Cere soil, at St Mary Catholic lima lo a young i "uple named liams calfskin pomp. Also available where he is being transferred Roger*, who will to mining ill Church. Archbishop Hurley of Hobby Rumbley, Toni Echols, In mid h ill. Mike Underwood, C a n d y by the Navy and 30 nrlghborr St. Augustine officiated at Die soon, .99 MISS DENISE WII.I.IAMSON, daughter of Major and Mrs. Harry Wil­ Southward, Russell Lee, Sally end friend* gathered to hid Confirmation Services liamson of Sand Lake Road in Forest City, celebrated her 15th birthday them farewell at a covered Mr and Mr* Wallace Sinn Spencer, Leroy Nopper. Bon­ on February 27 with a ahintlier party at her home with the guests par­ nie Todd, Rick Rums. Karen diah supper. Miss Karen Mrtiler, a *tu tlo-lslll Will tie moving hark ticipating in horseback riding activities. Enjoying the festivities from 5!rs. Frank Lclst of Castel deni nurse at Jackson Memoi lo Geneva within the next feu |, Thornell. Charles Stein, Lin the left are Patty Forward, Ten Williamson, Denise Williamson, honoree, da Renfro, Chris Akers, Jo­ berry expressed the senti­ lal Hospital. Miami, recently weeks. Their new homo will j g And Nancy Brockenbrouph. anne Wynn, Uudd Stumpf, ments of those present with •pent the weekend wiUi her he the Tommy Siiinitit-rsill; I T W « a Debbie Sewell, Frank Whig- her cake which proclaimed, parenti, Mr. and Mra. Ed home on l-akc lot to do In ham, Beth Morgan, Chuck "Florida's loss is Calilurnia's ward Bennett come hack SANFORD gain." Scott, Martha Johnson. Roy In addition to the hosts and Dunn, Fran McGough, Wade Mr and Mrs It A Wesson E. C. Dickerson has return If yoa'va M*Sy *en**g. tsehiag Hancock, Karen Lee, Dale bonorees those attending in­ ed to his home, tool French have purehusril a lovely house for ths m watt shoot, tha bast Hancock, Jimmy Dodson, Ca­ cluded the Huddlestons' son, Avenue, where he Is conval­ trailer and have parked it on p'seat la sal. a * « l tod rasort. your chi*th or synagoiaa. ptacss rol Iiesserer, Johnny Butts, Dana, Mr. and Mrs. Frank escing following six weeks Lake Geneva The We»xons to shop ar paihips a hoasa or Susan Brown, Kenny Hall, Leist amt children, Mr. and hospitalization in an Orlando are old resident* ol Geneva. spedmast . , , read tha Mra. Tuffy Rogers and David, Chrlsie She^den. Hospital He will tie confined Chaperoning the affair were Mr. and Mrs Paul Johnson for aome time and would ap Th# Sanford Herald HI ACK Received word from a for­ Mr. and Mrs. R. Rumbley, and Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. Joe predate hearing from his mer resident of Geneva, Mrs. BUN Mr and Mrs. S. Bums, Mr. Littleton and two-weeks-old Joyce McMillan, that she am)' many friends. Kathy, Mr. and Mr*. Bob and Mrs. E. Davis. Mr. and French and children, Mr. and Mr*. L Nopper. III I P Dip a soft brush in suds and The DeMolay* of Seminole Mrs. Buddy Griffith, of San­ uae it lo clean Jewelry. Bag To Match County recently assisted a ford, and from" Orlando, Mr. local charity drive by staging and Mra. Jack Perkins and Virginia Prtroaki 1*. O. Box 1214 Permanent • Accredited Charge a motor blockade in behalf of Lauria and Mr. and Mra. Hanford Arcounla Welcomed Lynn Perkins. the March of Dimes. The Woman's Club of Sand held the General Busincss and American Home De­ partment' meeting, recently at the club house on Oak Ave­ nue. The president. Mrs. W. L. Merritt, presided over the short business session. Elected to serve on the board of directors were Mrs. . B. Brinson, first vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Wade Shealy, re­ cording secretary; and Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, treasurer." The following were elected as new chairmen of the var­ ious departments: Mrs. DeWitt M a t h e w s , American Home; Mrs. Frank Shautcct. Fine Arts; Mrs. C. L. Red­ i n g . Civic, and Mrs. Stanley Tierce, Social. Mrs. C. M. Flowers report­ ed on the recent County Fed­ eration of Women's Clubs meeting at which Mrs. W. I.. Gramkow Sr., immediate past president of the Sanford Wom­ an’s Club, was elected presi­ dent. Mrs. George Wells recently presented the local club at e Salvation Army's tooth an­ niversary hamtuet and report­ ed the event was outstanding with stirring speeches, good food and great music. Mrs. DcWItt M a t h e w s , chairman of the American Home Department, asked the members for names to be sub­ mitted on the guest list for Zeta Xi Chapter Announces Schedule For Baby Contest Geneva Personals Personals J iWelcoi Arrangements Make Your New Hair Style Stay With A Casual Permanent That Holds. New B U I IL K DISH, ala ** Um i $ 4 .9 9 Mildred Haney Line! HILVEUPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL 8 4 8 -5 8 3 1 /V Comer Oak A Cosamtrdal Phone 322-3914 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. lat A Sanford As*. 122-1822 222-8452 • Open Friday Evenings Nora Norrlc TE 8-1514 B. Seminole Compl et e BEAUTY SHOP 3IR S , GRANT MUELLER, center, was surprised with a atork shower -yiven In her honor at a recent meeting of the Bear Lake Women’# Society Circle meeting at the home of Mrs. Brian Benjumin, left, in Forest City Estates. At the right is Miss Virginia English, president of the circle. % Laka Mary Our Eva Bess Only Senior Beauticians P h y llia R u g r n s U i a 32 2 * 2 5 4 See KADER JEWELERS 112 Jj. PARK AVE. Deltoaa Mary Gritlufa 2 8 1 -8 8 4 7 Bear Laka Bokpla Halos* 8 *4 -4 4 0 2 DcBary DOWNTOWH SANFORD �.r — OUR BOARDING HOUSE Horoscope Forecast WEDNESOAYt MAR. II, IKS GENERAL TENDENCIES: ft i Only by being very (tilt »nd listening to the voice of your intuitions will you be ahje to have calmness and a collect* ed mental quality during this otherwise very difficult day. You want to break up condi­ tions— and others are equally willing—so It's best to work alone as much as you can and keep controlled. ARIES (Star. 21 to Apr. 19) Rushing around here and there is just no good, so be sure to compose yourself and carry through In a steady fashion. Don't try to buck the ego of others. There could be serious boomerangs. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) While you may not be commanding the profits you would like, this Is not the time to make any radical changes. Await a better time or improve present system. Get work done in serious fash­ ion, without complaint. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) It would do you no good to lose your temper, since this could also be very costly. Look at your problems objec­ tively. Then right any errors with enthusiasm and wisdom. Others respect you more. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 (o July 21) While you would rather Ignore certain problems, it is best you han­ dle them wisely and confi­ dentially. Control your emo­ tions. Then give a helping hand to others who need it badly. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Take no notice of any fretting and fuming on the part of some friend who is oppressed with worry, etc. Don't start arguing with anyone yourself. Handle own problems intelli­ gently. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Show that you give more than enough lime to the keep­ ing up of good credit. Others may be dashing about in a worried fashion. See that you don't fall into this category. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) While yin may want to get into new outlets, which is fine, you must now carry through with whatever you have at hand and complete same. Take time to study in PM. De well prepared. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't feel thwarted be­ cause you cannot follow your deepeat desires now. since this Is not the right time for such. He careful to grt bills paid. He devoted to male, aince you may have been a little neglectful. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Refrain from utter­ ing those critical words with a partner or you will aurcly get into trouble. He kind in­ stead, also with others. Then you see everything works to your benefit CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) You are being sought to do a great deal of labor, for which you have no time. He gracious nonclhelosa. Take time to help others yourself. Dun'l be so seif-engrossed. AQUARIUS (Jin . 21 to Kch 19) Fine new plans are prut fered, but they require more study before you put them into operation. Keep aloof from any trouble that one at a distance can atari. Hr adroit. PISCES l Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Don't aever connections with one close to you because there is not sufficient warmth, you think. It may be just a tem­ porary indisposiimn Assist those who may tie in trouble IF YOUR CHILD LS HORN TODAY, there is much need and desire to drive into what­ ever is cultural and philoso­ phical, to be sure you have the best books and persons around very early tn Ule. The trouble-shooter is definitely integrated In this chart, whe(her from an educational, sell­ ing, or police standpoint, so be certain to slant Use cduca tion along auch lines. Send to a good college. •The Star* Impel, they do not compel." Wbat you make of your life la largely up to YOU) Carroll lllghter'i individual Forecast for your sign for Ap­ ril is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11.00 to Carroll Illghtcr Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald. Box 1921, Hollywood 28, Call/. Bfif #aufor3 Pape 10—March 9, 1965 YertlS LUCKV YOU'RE 806OED' BOY/ .'I'VE TRIED] HOWASCOT<T6PP!Nj OUT TO CHILI 30£'6 I'M CHEATIN’ ] TO TEACH YOUMODERN! * ECONOMICS, BUT YOU'RE TO HELP ME CELS TH7EE PACK •STILL PLODDINO ALONfr MULES OUT 8RATE? MV OP STEADY IN YOUR LITTLE RUTS/ TRAINSR SAYS WORK, BUT WHERE ARB THE BOLD­ thcowin' ms five T HAVEN'T NESS AND VISION IT < 6KTRA FI4H AT HAD A RAISE i TAKES TO GET AHEAD ? [THE END OP SIN C E PSARL 1 THE WEE**, H A R B O R // AS THALES SA C, ♦THE MOST PtFFCUlT OF ALL IS TO KNOW ONES SELF*, AND CHAUCER SAID, ♦FULL WISE IS HE THAT CAN HIMSELF KNOW.* ISN'T THAT V.H’AT WE D ALL UKE TO KNOW?... WHO v/E REALLY ARE? HCW WE FIT INTO HUMANITY? By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES GLAD YOU BROUGHT IT U P/ A VERY STIMULATING TOPIC JLU I ,/ij ON WO! WE THREW ] A PA PER IN THE STREET/, 1 STEADY1 306 Does that TO A MAN-. Ice Hockey OUT OUR WAY m v e a j Vt s T o h . i r HOLES IT R kJH T T H E R E / THANK; Y H EAVENS I CAUGHT SOU IN TIME.' ] TAKE TH O SE T R O J S E R * O FFAM O t HAND THEM OV E R - 1 W O N T HAVE THE NEIGHBORS THINKING TM WOT CAPABLE OR COtWO A B E T T E R MEWOIWO JO B THAN T H A T / e m i * oo. v . m k . • t i ’Now th at we've opened a joint checking account, in charge of m aking aura I g e t my half?" TiTl/ now, remember "A M Y M ONEY YOU F iN P IN T H A T C H A IR B E L O N G S TO M E N O N S E N /.e --W IV E S A R E A u l o w CO T O K E E P A l l I.T H G C H A N G E T H E Y J , F ind LYING V e/ ' APO U M DTH E • j.p 1 PONT BCMEVBEH THE"'] f preacher caYing anything ; I I LIKE. THAT DUR'NG our WEPOiNG CEREMONY rV who's By Dick Turner CARNIVAL w S BORNTHIRTY YEARS TOO 50CW JUS, 1-1 „ YfeS'THC I S IN FACT, THEY I SEND EVERYTHING / OH, YOU'RE GARDENING ) COMfWNY BY M AIL? MAILS ME SEEDS NECESSARY FOR ( M o m / "Th e g a r d e n t 4 ~1 l — ■ L j t f T ANP SUCH EVERY •If ---- r W EEK 7 YOUR GOPHERS HERE/ OUR ANCESTORS [2 U WOULDYtXJ UKG M 6 TO clean o a r thc cAQAc^e, OC OVWWOJT T ie 70V6H„ Ct? AM/7HING UkS T W '-i ALL r a a f T LCD5 c c e r THE aiW C Z T CAXD. ACE VOJ ODWOCTABce? 3-1 T TT-OUC-wr r WW3 BeiNOVBC/£5U6TLe. 'If he'a to full of Ideas how com e he doesn't com e up w ith one about goin g home once in awhile?" CAN T OCX NOD Y O )C 6(JfT K »7 /TCNa-vsr>acrzi h r T IZ Z Y By Kate Osann 0 0 - 0 -r - J-7 1 /-1 7 T 7 T A 3T mm a* m a. k T8 t « t l l « fH Q & U Jl . n s arm. in ! tes ru/r OlTRAl ON. / THAT'S SEEr‘ COOP. . A NO_____ •*) "Boy, they were the fa itea t horse thieves I've over seen operate!" SHORT RIBS mi 'S u re , I have a closetfut of clothes, M other. But w ho w e a rs d re sse s a n y m o re ? " Animal Talk ACROSS 4 Panting light 1 Dome, Ur rain* 5 Roman emperor A Made amende 4 Rodents da till* l Ft mil a equine 7 Court • Iron, for 12 Flyer IniUnce 11 Mother of • King of Judah Apollo (myth) (Bib! 14 Masculine name 10 Disorder 15 Against 11 City In N ruda I t New tin (land 17 Steeplea •(rum 14 Utopian 11 Fireplace 33 Pie net appurtenance 24 Gaelic 24 Nomad 10 All (comb, 23 Main meal of 31 Nullify form) Home tie 33 Undiluted 31 rrult drink 24 Pertaining to 38 trudJle peraon 12 Wicked Irelaodlc poetry 40 Motorlat'a ton 24 Ueaaure of 37 Kartbaat aatrrn 41 UlUlcal »erb taod 24 TTburon Indian (»ar.) 24 European rlvtr 27 Manner'! direct Ion 30 Recommit, aa a BUGS BUNNY pTHIS IS SUPER! THE KITE'S STARTIN'TO GO UP! FASTER, BUGSr, WHY NOT? YOUVE GOT TO PUT IN A WAR80MIPLACE. I THINK >OUDUKE rT_ ANP KX/P LEARN ALOTOf MEDICINE, HERE., MANa 0M/KiPJ A SlbPS&M auEaP.' Anewwr to Preetoua Puixle TOMORROW— I MUST RUEASE T h o se NINE -YSTUL SCOUNDRELS-) THEY WITHOUT — Y ' WILL BAIL. M CDME TO TRIAL. TXEY'lL DISAPPEAR —THERETL BE NO TRIAL- THERE NEVER IS — , WltH THEM/ TAMPERE, Finland (UPI) — The United Slates mtcU Canada today as the world lea hockay championship* moves into 1U fifth day of play. KEEP THEM J TOGETHER FOR THE TRIAL. WHO CAN kfE P THEM TOGETHER o u t sid e THE JM(Lf pnaontr 32 Squatter 34 Anointed S3 Precursors 34 Roulette wager 37 Guta flrh 39 O rut Lake 40 Kind af apica 41 Lioa'e —- 42 Jargon 43 llutal employ* 41 Kaput Alpofyotslaa god 32 Goal S3 Distinct part SACeurtaay UUa S3 C u t Indian woody nine M Engraver’) U za S7 Scotliah^ DOWN .t g jy f m d u t IT n o tS Stockholm, Sweden, fre­ quently la referred to ai the " V e n ic e of U>« N o r th ." 42 Nile lalaad 43 P tru a e 44 Auditory 47 Operatic sole 43 Pattern 60 Regret 4 r~ r~ JTITrr 14 II ) r~J- 4 11 rr nr is 11 •j h 5 -ki UM{ t j s is 23 5T~ u a 44 u • si 3“ u 11 U u if IT I ■ , •u Mli - t �( r \ If ' WANT ADS1 Dial 322-5612! The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results. If A l t n l E T T * Itrauty N ook, •oft water, a w n in g app'l*. 101 S o O a k . 122-9741. Classified Phones PrtA liiftrd 322-5612 From irmlNAl* 425-5938 111at Ulrfri— Hot U i | D litiiet #s ■ #s c c ft# 1 -3 fl8 B'S o 2 ■% V c iA Up to S | 1 11.50 | t.50 | 1.50 0 to 101 111.50 | 1.501 1.90 11 to 15 I 3 I 150 11.59 I 2.55 18 to 10 U | 1.50 I 2.53 | 3.80 21 to as I 5 | 1.50 I 3.15 | 4.75 28 to 30 1 8 | 1.80 | 3.78 l 5.70 M i n i m u m AO— I M b * ( t l l f 3 - l r t l r r w o r d * p » r llBBI 1 1 .AO M i n i m u m I t l f f H A l l » k l g 0 * 1 * Ad* C h a r g e d • t 1 * 0 * 7 I t * I* CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED DlSULAl 11.50 P er Inch (MtBlmnm lack** at 1 N A N N I E ’S K I D D I E CARE. Mc*n**d Nur»*ry, op*n 14 h o u r * * d a y * a w e a k . 1144 S. O a k . 112-0911. Bol nmm ERRORS T h * I l t r i l l w i l l b b I h# apoHt lt il i f o r m « r « them i B M f r M t i m*#r t i *«« COPY Th* K t n l f r M » r t M ik« »rl« | | » g t o t r # J # r l * * « o r r #»l #Ins M f »ilrrrlUetwrml whlrk It i t r m i tohJiMP'tloaaiilr t o t h e r o l l e r « f t h t * * r Tt *“ d e a d l in e s 12 Noon Day Hcfur* l'uhllcation For Innrrllon* and Kill* (S a t. Nuun l o r Monday) 1. l.ost & P o u n d ______ Lust ImV. d IS44 lliiili Sel l . ml Ki n g . I n i t i a l * J W It, I t u l d * H r w a r d - Uh I I J * t l 4 l LOST: l G .i t. P #»ri Ti# T*rk Reward 121-4194 2. I’crnunuU |j*i > *u h a vii ,i d rtn k in « prnft t#m W rit# U. O. l i o i I 111. S« iifordNtltMINO AND iN V A L E S C E N C E r e s i d e n c e O ((„* t . '. H a n f o r d . F l a jnu S w t ' l T l I I A V A VK I h . 722-4T-S Legal Notice ITI I K III-* H O 'lO ? F OI I I t * H KKII . l u l l " F l o r i d a V l a t u l r , of I . T l . ' r IM II F R E S T «7IV KS. Dl» a r a l f t a d l i r r l r e e I n c holler o f 1be f o l l o w i n g If I r a t e n e e r i l ed eel 1 r e r l l r. ,, , > . a lee I I l *»nlit. r e . o I’ll* , -r . r . i* l.er an.l m r of l . - u . " * • , | e « i . ' | . M o n o? t h e 1.1 l*ef e n d rite n a m e In w h t * h It . . . r . . . | i n al le ll- e i III e r e Vr I t u T e a r of ate e t '-a 1 l e e er Ip I Inn o f I ' r o p e r t J i I...I i n I n k A n o 1emtan' e P a r a d i e * P l a t li . ok a P . i g ' e 12 A t l ■lira In w h l i h a aa e a a e . l A n n # y l vt a i Ir i i et aed Al l of a . i d , e r t y b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y l e ml not e. S l a t e of F l o r i d a • a a ur l i r e r l i f l r a t * a h a l l be allied ar< n r d l n g t o l e w Hie . e r t y d e a c r l b e l In e u r l i c e r ­ a t e Will be t o l d t o I h* itet eaeh bidder al t he f r o m of th* Sa mlno l* C o u n t y rt H o u t * at S e n f o r d . F l « r o n I ha far *t M o n d a y In t h * I h o f Apr i l . 14*1. w h i c h le 1t h d a y o f Apr i l . 1411 l i e d t h l * 17t h d a y o f F a b y. Il «> t r i a l C l a r k ' * Bea l l Arthur H Beckwith, J r . C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Seminole County. Fl orida By: H N T a m m , J r . . Deputy clerk Ht h M e r r h I. I. 19. 11. 1»«* It Pays AQt.'AnirMfl A TRO PICA L FISH l l l g h a a t Q u a l i t y t r a m t h * D**t Il*tch*rl«*. L i w i i i dlac ou nt pr l c **. 10 ». m . - I p. m. — D A I L Y — F I NNY' F R I E N D S , t MI D* S o u t h o t S * n t o r d o n Hwy, !!•»!. DACliSHUND roppl**. a r e e d . 922-4494. r*dl- Use The Herald W ant Ads V 900 So. French By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE French Ave D O B E R M A N P I N S C H E R pu p * . A K C . V i o l a K a » t n e r . 121-1144. 55. Furniture For Sale FRKtfi ESTIMATE U p h o la terln g A . M a ltrea t ren ­ o v a tin g New A P eed F u rn l’ tur*. Calt Nl* B edd in g M fg. Co. a t 709 C elery Ave. 1723117. 222-1190 TE N T8C H MAINTENANCE Sarvlc* A Buppllai 9199 S. P a r k D r . 191-4949 F o r Ih* b l g g e e t a e l a r t l o n of nearly jrrw and uted furnltur*. ere Nolle Furniture Brokerage In Caaeelberry o n 17-92. O p r n * d a y * 9 t o 9. 19. Builders Supplies Ueed fu r n llu r* ap p liance*, tool*, ate. B ou gh t . Sold. Larry'* Mart, 219 San ford Av*. Ph. 772.4177. P R E - C A S T C o ner at * St*p» O R E D O U T L U M B E R CO 920 M a p l a Av * 977- MO" 20. Hardware H K N l t T F O R D o n e # e a t d, “ No t a d v r r t l a l n g I* l i k e w i n k i n g * a t a g i r l In t h * d a r k , You k now- w h a t y o u ' r # d o i n g b u l ah* doaan't." 21. Home Improvements W ILSON - M AIER TURN H o y — S ell — Trad# 117-1911 111-11 E. te l. SA V E TOUR DOOR * TO UR H EAT NOTHINO IS L O S T u n t i l a H e r a l d W a n t Ad fal l * t o f i n d R aplac* th* JaM uala In. you r d oor w ith an a ll-w * * th * r It) F raallt* U n it. F or m or* In­ 3 form ation c a ll you r local 10. Poultry - Livestock L um bar Co. or th* P ataraon L um ber Co. In O rlando. O ar.SHETLAND Pony Stud 110. dan 1 - t i l l . Ph. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Radd.ng A Furniture AT FAt TORT PRICES: 119 M a g n o l i a 122-9121 12. Special Notices All Typea Supptiaa — F o ld tr* NUMISMATICS 1 for ll.oo POW ELLS OFFICE SUPFLT ATTENTIO N DO It T ou raalf-ara! If you r R oof naada rap alrln g. C heck w ith u* for tha B**t R o o f­ in g m a la ria l m oney can buy. Call 127-1102 A w * w ill com* R u n n ing. p n E N K I . P l n l n y R o o m Hul l * l l u f f r t . T i b i * . 4 C h a i r * . Malii d a ny . E&c*tl*nl condition. M o H K R N B r o w n -Safi, f l a v o r a l b! * F o a m C u t h l o n * U J -1404 CARPENTER, lto m a R apalr* A Addition*. rtra t Claaa W ork m anah lp . Ph. 122-7099. CLASSIFIEID INDEX PAINT1NO, R ep a irin g ancloaIncome Tax Returns ur**. In terio r w a ll c le a n in g 11 T e a r * E t p f r l a n c e , C a l l L a ­ by Von Sch rad er w a ll D tla r m a r Wllllama. Five P o l n u . g an t. 122-1119. 171-7142. H1TCHINO POST Rifla A P a w n S h o p t s oa n# u n a n y t h i n g of v a l u # 2?2M H a n f o r d A v e , I I I - *411 (TANAS P a y C a m p b e g i n s J u n e 14 t h, , L a k e n For In­ f o r m a t i o n c el l 1 2 1 1 1 4 4 , F r e d Oanaa. i t x i v k i i p a l M ED I UM for settling t h i n kb done . . . cl . *«*i f i e*i . \ d * f D *t nr HU ;<b3a in S m i t h Kr r nl t i ul r e n d p u t o n * l u u t K f «*r y o u ! tiik \ \ Al.l* P A U E K I N O . D r a p e r l e a A i p4u*l#t#r i n s 1 2 2 ________ I.*. Speciul Services O F F E R I N G A s r r c t A l . HEHV I C E * M » ' « t h e n lo.OiHi r e a d ­ e r # i c o i*h(* St a n f o r d 11 *■t * l *t i l s s s . M f l Mil* d e l l ) R a t # * * S I « .9» u (ter lit i f pa r ?1 * y" li11.it J * . 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C L E A N E R S p m 1100 O r a p a r l l 1# h o m a In ##l #cl p a r t n f hi m* W H IT E SEW1NO MACHINES Authorteed Sale, A Service f i n d , I D a i i i i f u l ahrad# t vr ## I r r ^ u >7v V* a r h"i " n t *• r NEW a I ftft l I'ut.l A Ititlur.l ri A B R E T T S Vp P r a I • # d ai 114 *uo b u t u w n - O w n y o u r o w n T r a i l e r l o t 130 Tablet Term* on New Or­ It N A l* P N Pualtluna * m o n t h , M i l l a r H o a d o f f 8, *f h a * r e d u c e d p r l i * t o 1 13.000 709 E F l r a t . 1221214 Avalla til# I to 1130 A 11 lando III 1142 S a n f o r d Av# w i t h on If 1190 d u w n a nd to 7.so Shift* Contact Direc­ M l 90 par mo Including tor of Nura#a. Seminole M*m* C T P R E S S F E N C E P O S T S : 4 '♦*«•• and Inauranca. 9 " s 7 fl. l o n g , lOe *a. P h \ O T I C K O F A F F l e l C ATl O? ( F O R T A X H E IZt ft N E E D E X T R A CASIIT A H e r ­ a l d W a n t - A d eal l a t h o e a a r - WEEKS Work. 122 1024 INVESTMENT 4 REALTT IN K t l c l a e no l o n g e r n e e d e d . L o w 111 N. P a r k Ave. 911-9171 N O T I C E 18 1 I E H E B T G I V E N . D A Y * W O R K . 922 -1497. In c oa t - - h t g b In r e e u l t g . D t . T h a t D t v a r a t f U d 8 * r v l c t a Inc >21-1411 n r I t l - l l l l th# holder of t h * f o l l o w i n g Tell them you •*«# It In Th* GOV ERN MENT HOMES r e r t l h r a f # h a a f i l e d #a l d e s r t D R E F R I H E R 4 T O R , I V a r d e , N e a r , I, 9, 9 I B E D R O O M S Sanfo rd If#raid! f l r a t # f o r t a x 4 # * d t o h# l a e u1. I H * t B A T H S t y N e w . 'I Do o r a. S e l f D a rd th#r#on Th# rertlflnal# ll(M)K KEEPING A Typing dun# f r o e l l n g 1: 12 I' h. I I I . m i . KITCHEN EQUIPPED at my hom* ur your offic* n u m b e r and y e ar "f la* ua m#. LOW MONTHLY PA Y M EN TS i h # d e s c r i p t i o n o f t h# p r o p e r l y , W l t l . N O K I t W a MIIKII. 1 y r . old. 111-1971. a n d I h# a m # In w h i c h It w a s J. 2 k 4 I D d r u u m w h i t e eteel l ube w i t h c over , F--r C o m p l e t e I n f o r m a t i o n UAI I T h i t t i n g . 122. 2920 a*#t ft ##d « r« a# f o l l o w # : Im m a d la t# Delivery ■a* o r C a l l T o u r C a r i l f t c a l s No 144 T e a r of Baa yo'Ur F H A * VA, laiuftinice 1 H I SAL ES 1IROKKR t I r a r r f |a| Iwn itf P f i ' P f r i f !«<•( 24 Tl. liifts A d d l t l u i l t *» **Vou D i m r I t — W * h a v a I t !” Mhi w a y P l a t H u o k 7 P a g * It A i . T PI I A’II E l l 49 llftsi Huy l l r » k # r W * H a v * T h * H u m * JTo f Y s u R aa ll o r • Appralear • Tr ade* Nf t m* In w h i c h a ###f t s t d D a l e y 1949 8. H i a w a t h a . I 2 2 - 9 U I 9 i : - 7 4 9 l Day o r N i g h t 121-4191 1919 8 F r e n c h Av* P « n d « T D a v i e *t al. AU o f aal d n E N T A BED p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h a C o u n t y UH. t B D R M . h o m * . S h o r t M t g o f K#ml nol *. HI a t * of F l o r i d a Rollaway, lloapllat. B aby 1110 u e w n . T a n b* ***n a l l*nl#p« s u c h rerliflrat* ahall Be d* by Day. Weak, or 1414 M a r a h a l l . m - I I O O . h* r # t i r # a c c o r d i n g to l a w Month. - * 7<>l So P a r k * 172-1911 I I J D R M . l H B a t h e . F a m i l y C A II Jl <ILL' J r t l R N J T I l U R t h e p r o p e r t y d##*r i bwd In a u c h 12 2-2111 r e r t l f l c a t e w i l l b* a o l d t o t h e 119 W l e t S U l PA R K DRIVE AdvettDar* w i l l b* g l a d to • R o o m , p r e p a r e d f o r a i r c o n ­ h i g h e s t c a s h b i d d e r a t t h # fr>«nl d i t i o n n g . No D o w n P a y m e n t h a v # y o u m e n t i o n T h * Ben* do*«r o f Il i a 8 * id I ivola C o u n t y 121- 1129 911-7191 VA, I m m e d i a t e O c c u p a n c y f o r d l i t r a i d w he n a n# w a r i n g C o u r t i h i u » « a t Man f o r 4* F l o r ­ 411- 9911. LMN E N T E R ----- N IG H T S ----advertisement*. i da , o n t h a f l r a t M o n d a y * Ih t h« USED FU R N IT U R E P R I MES . I NC. m o n t h o f A p r i l , 1111. w h l r h ’la t h « - t h d a y f o f April. I H * 2 BEDIUMIM HUME, l a * room*, D a t e d t i n a 17 t h d a y of F e b r WANTED to buy from owner, h a r d w o o d floor *, a i r e ond. . r u a r y . 1945 4 Dedronm, ? bath born# with­ • a n t r g l h a l l Keil. a t t i c f a n T H E T I M E T E S T E D F1I I M ( O f f i c i a l C 1 e r k ‘a 8 « a l l in lb mil## of Henford. Ph. 110 Nr D a r k Av*. O n * o w n e r , l a r g e c o r n e r lot . 111-9111 A r t h u r H D#c kwl th. Jr.. 111-9117. C a l l 111- 1742 o r w r i t * Box Clark, o f C i r c u i t C o u r t l t i , S a n f o r d It*raid. SOUTH SEMINOLE lUmlnal# Co unty , Florida AP7Lift DS your Furniture RESIDENTS lly I tl. N T a m m , J r , 2 H M l M . Ul l H u m # . |2«*a l ) - w n Q u i t k y#r v ii * w i t h t b # t ' aa l i . POUT. Heal E s 'a t * — in a u ra n c * KITI.U 1 HADING P u b l i s h M a r c h t . 9, 14, 22. 191# A t a k e oftftr p a y i u e o i a , 2V» CALL 838-7281 112-9477 CDK-14 I r d Jk P a r k Avt u yr*. * . I d . 222-9511. 1121 105. Trnller IdOtf* • 8ale 72. Male or Female Help orhU^faipltaJL^^ 77. .Situation Wanted 921-IIM. (Iftft. 114.14 FUrlds ■islslea •( SO U T H W A R D $100 DOWN FHA — VA HOMES $100 DOW N rn 92i-7i"9 51. Art Irks For Kent Hi. Heal Fatale - Si*le Stemper Agency AMKIUCAN UKNT-ALL MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR 53. Wanted To liuy 921-917* • St. Johns Realty Ball-Blair Agency 1 ROOM F u r n . Apl. f o r c oupl *, w a t e r I n c l u d e d 144. 119- 7199. CLEAN Turn Ap t * . matto, m -1174. F U R N . Apt. Cine* C o w a n . 121-4911. 401 In. |IS, P*I- JImmta L A K E MARY. Cl ean T u r n . 1 Bdrm Apt. t i n . Adult*. Cal l 222.1*1" NICELY Furn. Duplex rn- t me , h a t h A w a t a r ed. 149. 422-1149. FHA - VA SALES BROKER STENSTROM REALTY Ap t , 9 Includ­ B D U M. F u r n Uaraga A pt, w a t e r f u r n , 140 m n . 112- 1191. NICE Furn Apt*, near N aval Ba e e . 2911 S a n f o r d Av a . 4494121______________________________ 10S. RtMtiBH For Rent 1(04>M8 f u r III*fl« Ifll M a g n o l i a , 222«072n. 115. Autos For Sale till FOltD SK Y L I N E B . retractAbl# h i r d t o p , radio, h e a t ­ er. power a t ## r i n g , nanla I t un* nil • • b i n 9111. I’h. 213* H*7 or ••* a t I l f G a r r l i o n Dr #1 FiHtD t Ion Uh l u d o r , gooi i 34#* 2 781 condl- 1888 i IIKV Hi ' L E T , f a i r c o n dl t l t i n . o n l y IVS w i t h new t u g Uh 122-7401 a f l * r < p m . H O P M . K E K 1T8ED C A R ! NO M O N E Y D O W N ‘ 01 F r * n h A#*. 222-0711 19 f \ N G 1*1 A 8A N F o I l D too French $199. M O T O R CO. Av*. llt-lltt •»» T H - 1 w i t h R a d i o A l ! * a t * r , f ti.# U # n t c itn d ltlo n . 3 I 1 - I I I I IIS. Trucks For Sale •14 C 1 I E V TtU'.'K with t l Kn- gin*. 8h>>rt Uhaaala for pull* h tg 'll M u b ll# CHEVY. T u # * 9(4 H u m * . 441-4414. 9*an#1 T r a c k . N # w I4 I-4 IH . m n. A u to m o tive S e rvice r ■ -"-■"■rs r i a A u t o M laa# T o pa A be at Cover* AUTO GLASS <fc SEAT COVER CO. MM W. 2nd Rt. 111-1011 ALL W O RK G U A R A N T EED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint Company Jlfl \f«gi)t'U* Uh. 112-1121 121. Scooter* & Cycles 'll tn ALtxTA r E 3:14*79 Mr o o t * r 938 aa 1* 4 1 Mi»UAl » M o t o r Hlk* A 1>4? C u # h m « n E # g l« M o to r Hc o p l a r . #«4-*U*n! c o n d i t i o n , U M !■ 12*1. Hants & Motors ;--------- » ------ ■ —a a —j DAY A NI TET H e r a l d w a n t a d * w o r k Cur a# l l t t l # a a l i e a day! 0*f#*r#r Tn Tb* W xta rw aT 2l*o Clt Oi i l . KT d h # l v a d o r H « f r l g # r a tor. good r u n n i n g c o nd i t i o n F r # # i # r on t o p M0 . P h . 122- Legal Notice I t o O M F u r n t a h r d Apt . , m K. I t h . 111-9711. - Snlf nr Itenl 97. Iltiuscs For Rent 1. I 1 O f f l r # : 1 2 2 - 2 1 11 N i g h t # ! 122-07*0 232-0*42 2S24 T a r k D r l v a •M‘». II AVAT. ON A P A R T M E N T S W. 2nd f t l , 1 1 1- 1411 4 A 9 b o o m APT*, with C a r port**. N e w l y D a c e t a t a d . l i v ­ i n g r - o m c a r p e t e d . 494 B. 1 4 t h ftt- REALTY U E P O - SA L E . 2 Bedroom home unftnletied In tlenava |,o IV wn, no qualifying Ca l l C o l l e c t P h i l B l a c k 1&1-224I. Jaokeonvllla Apt. , w a t e r .* 111. A p p l y 111 F U R N , A p t , 110 O a k Av * . , 1 1 1 . 1441. Management ^ Bdrm. . 2 B et h* 9*1e Bo o m, ntr Uondllloned A Central Heat. 1- nr ge Corner Lot (Jualilylng VA — n o t hi n g d o w n e i n e p t d o l i n g c o a t 992 m o . MI - 7 A4 1 . 111 111 N F AT 2 B d r m. T u r n . Apt. T. R a t h , p o r c h . 111. 1791 M a g ­ n o l i a . 122. 1911. Properly CONVENIENT t# Navy Saa* 4 Meltnnrllj*. TV E LA t . A A P A R T M E N T S 1 '. F l r a t Bt. FURNISHED light* turn. M* pi*. $100.00 DOW N > A p t . 2109 AD U L T S only. F u r n . 1 b i t m ­ ap!. Light*. W ater turn, O n l r 111- 191 K . I t h l l l - m t . Government owned Homes Payton Realty Plano \\ L " R i N r i t H I K E S t r S a l e . I> a U* » # w i l l p l a n : In y o u r r a r " I12I097 _______________ KUHN. 1 . B E D R O O M , 1 R a th , f u l l y a i r Conditioned 4k heated. No q u a lify in g 1109 d o w n , a n d a e t u m * p a y m e n t* . 122-7095. Seminole Realty 21 Hftpar 1 11 - 4 : 11 9 - B OOM h « u * « . 1 - B a t h . 1 y r * ol d Fancad-ln back yard 1941 H a m i l t o n A v * , t J o n g - $100 DOWN FIIA-VA HOMES p i a n o s # i \ i ‘ lng A T u n i n g i | f i i # • ' u 111 ha a —* 1 2 2-2441 tuning and Harmon - 105, Apartments for Rent WOMEN! T** T r a i n f u r 1tic o(i i e f a x Ciifi f t Ul t ant a REALTY SJjirtfl Eiiutty, put In V f ew «*lear ( h l n k t r i g p#«>p1e 2S I I P - r k D r D D t t 23- t 4>0 F r ## Flight l * 4 t t # r n , 10 m i n u t e # w i l l b# * # t # i t * d f r o m i hi » f r ont P a # # t t e n n v a t e d Ilk# ar#i« t « e n r o l l in n#%v, l o w iifvk. 2 liftrlriiVim h u n t # w i i l i t •«■( I r a t i i iig pr . i M' . i m p i r t t*11aft ■tit fliiur#, ri|Ult*|»e«S k l t p u r l by <; i w 4* K. ii n Hi c r a «*ttru . Low In - # # r %li-e peif > t l f t r (##■ (r'nHiR t a t rMfiaulit i r ti t ft, I t h wn i1»' n t i n g . 8 K V F ; i a L O u t * l a n d i n g ! 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T o y * A TED W.LL1AMS HOW. Miniature*. Al a n P o o d l e 2 M E. 71t h. 177-2494 Grooming. L>«4*ftft*d To LOCATION Mnrch 9, 1905—Pape 11 5.1. Wanted To Buy 17. Janitorial Services 8. Pets & Supplies C eitty FixiT shop NEW g rrilb 16. Interior Decorator* ti. Child Care K ie lu rt ftgnfnrh 15. Special Service* 4. Beauty Care 9 • Rnlisott Sportinit Goods Y n u r E V IN R U D E D e a l e r 194 4-1 E. 1*1. t ' h. 1 1 2 1 9 4 1 FULLY Equipped 17* 7f> HU M o t o r , O a t o g MT I Ph ITT «9S( Durum, Trailer N A T IO N A L BANK '^POSSESSION I &7 Volks. |8»5 b it . $3* m«‘60 Ch«y. I l l l l bsL 655 mu, ‘61 M arcary 6761 b t). 667 mu. ‘65 Kurd 6366 b it. 617 mu. '58 Lincoln 6366 baL 629 rau. '52 Pontiac 6269 bat. 610 mo. Jtcp 6667 baL 691 mu. ‘60 Rambler 6667 bal. 612 mo. ‘61 F alro a IT66 bal. 615 mo. '68 P lym outh 1369-baU 621 m o . '60 Opal 6691 bat. 632 mo. '55 Old* 6161 bal. 621 mo. '66 O ldt 6661 b«L 622 mo. 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Two year pins were given to PhlF lip and David Kelly and a one year pin to Tommy Van Horn. Dennera stripes went to Mark Museato, Billy Jordan, David Kelly, and Billy Klin­ ger with assistant denner stripe going to Duncan Mc­ Clellan. Other awards were -Webelo, Kevin Foist, Gary Maries; Bob Cat, Tim Daniels, Bichard Brootover, Blcky Carlton, Kenny Peterson, David Fcnno; Wolfs, Tommy Vnn Horn, Teddy Byblcki, David McClel­ lan, Steven Berkley, Darrell Smith, Donnie Phllbrlck, Mark Museato, Bobert Keane, Bobert Hoover; Bear, Deane Niohola; Lion, James Keane; Gold Arrow, Teddy Bybickl, Dar­ rell Smith, Donnie Philbrick, Mark Museato, Bobert Keane, James Keane; Silver Arrow, Bobert Keane, James Keane; Webeto plna to Ccnmothers, Mrs. Pat Foist, Mrs. Peggy Maries, Mrs. W. Smith, Mrs. Christine Biddcll, Mrs. Elsie Kowalski. SPECIAL GUEST nt the Blue nml Gold Banquet of Bear Lake Cub Scout Puck 230 was Cecil Bothwell (center), district commissioner in Cub Scouting. With him (nt left) is Bob Bunnell, lo­ cal ciibmaster and Bruce Nelson, assistant cubmnstcr. • (Herald Photo) Dusty Boots Show Scheduled March 21 Ity Margaret Coaby Bcgular monthly meeting of the Dusty Boots Hiding .As­ sociation was belli at Die homo of the president, Howard Lloyd, Driftwood Lane, l-ake Mary. There waa a record turnout of .members attending the meeting. Joining the association was Mrs. John (Jesse) McCarthy, a newcomer to Sanford who brought her big black jump­ ing horse “ Midnight” with her from Virginia. English Estates PTO Accepts Resionation From President By Jane Casselberry Tom Mosel, prciidcnt of the English Estates Elcmetary School PTO, submitted his resignation at a meeting of the organization held Tuesday night. First Vice President Mrs. W. Taylor Douglas will serve out Ute remainder ol ins term. He also hss resigned as Building, Planning and Zoning Official for thr city of Winter Park to accept a position with Gypsum Association of Chi­ cago. A gift wss presented him by the PTO In appreciation for a job well done The nominating committee presented a slate of officers for the coming year and they will be vote! on in an election to tie held at Uie April meet ing. Nominated were Mrs Pat­ rick Rlazzt president; Mrs, Carson Blue, first vice presi­ dent; Bill Pyle, second vice president; Mrs. William Hu­ berts. recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Crcoden, trea­ surer, and Mrs. Harold Card, assistant treasurer. Plans were announced for the Spring Music Festival plan ned by thr PTO as a fund rajsing event and scheduled for Friday, March 26, at 7 p. hi., in the auditorium Children, parent*, and teach­ ers will pirllclpate in the event and there will bo a nomi­ nal admission fee with child­ ren's tickets at half price A poster rontest will he held to promote the music festival fffif BanfurS YrralS Page 12—March 9, 1965 and prizes for the Hirer best posters will b<* awarded in Unfirst through third grade group and fourth through sixth grade group* Posters will He on display at the April PTO meeting at will eh time prizes will be awarded. Stilled Still B 1.0 U N T VIEW, Tenn. lU I'l) Sheriff Kyi* Wea­ ver nil id a ro nfiirnti’d GO-kuI lim liquor nlili u hr utiiltm from the porch of his office. Hr Alt id the CiMiprr still would h* of little u#»*f how* ••v*r. »irue It wan punched full of holes as required law. Lady Iturned KALEIGH, N.C. (LTD — Police reported someone set fite In's painting in the foy­ er of ttie North Carolina State rumpus Iheuler during n-hl-ttisala of I he play, “Thu Lady Is not for Burning." BIG It was announced that Vice President Bob White brought home more ribbons from the Handspur Biding Club horse show In South Daytona. Dus­ ty Bonta members decided, un­ animously, to renew member­ ship In the Florida Horseninn’a AHsociation. Ida May Hjohlom was pre­ sent and related some of the detail* of the forthcoming 100-mile competitive trail ride she hns entered which is spon­ sored by the Florida Horse­ man's Association. The organ­ ization expressed it* desire to be of help |o her in the ven­ ture, but she reported being ns completely prepared us possible for the event. For the Sunday, March 21 horse show, the association decided on the following events: Junior and Senior Keyhole, Cloverleuf, Polebending and Flag Bare, Open eventa will lie Pick-Up Bar*-, Western Pleasure, Hollow Log and Sack Baer. The March gymkhana, ll was pointed out, will be the fifth in a series of six shows in which riders are accumu­ lating polnta toward the Jun­ ior and Senior High-Point Mite tii'tl Trailer Trophies. President Lloyd reported that top riders in the junior divi­ sion ate Christine Copelen, Valerie Allred, Evert Shoe­ maker, Bruce Blown, Durlene Ferrell and Shirley Dor fey In tin- senior division, top rid­ ers are Jack Kelley, Van Stu­ art, Nonna Baldwin, Larry Cannon, Don Knight, und Dale Ferrell und Joyce Kel­ ley. The March 21 show will be held nt the Boden Arena on t U luru Bond mid vvill start at 1 p.m. The electric timer will lie used again timing events to within 1 /100th of a second. SA LE STOCK REDUCTION STILL IN PROGRESS Great Savinjyrs on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL "American women are part of our Civil Defense,” so said Howard Harrlaon In hi* talk to membera of the American Legion Auxiliary 63 at the recent monthly meeting. "Civil Defense la a bargain and moat women Ilk* bar­ gain*. A good Civil Defenae cannot be bought with mere dollars. In the event of an­ other war, which may well be fought with the atom bomb, guided missilea and all the nuclear and chemical wea­ pons of the atomic age, the mother and housewife who worries over safety of her men folk on the front lines will have more pressing wor­ ries. She will be concerned with protecting herself and her family from Injury and death by these weapons of modem welfare. “Modern concepts of wnr- Bear Lake PTA Fashion Show . Set For April By Maryann .Miles The April meeting of the Bear Lake Elementary Parenl-Tcachcr Association will feature a' fashion show with men’s clothing being shown from the Varsity Shop in For­ est City and milady's styles from Morse’s In Seminole P la it. Plans for the event' were an­ nounced at this month's meet­ ing of the PTA hy Mrs. Kaye Viets, president, who conduct­ ed the business meeting pre­ ceding a program by sixth graders of Dcxler Wilson, Clay Carroll and Mrs, Helen Iwinhart on the theme. “ Around the World," under direction of Mrs. Raymond Holton, music teacher. A presentation on physical fitness, by Jim Pigott, Semi­ nole High School coach, also was given during the evening Boom count was won by Wilson's sixth grade. fare bring war close to home. In other words. World War III, the war we are trying so hard to keep from happen­ ing might reach Park Avenue and First Street, right here in Sanford, even your neigh­ borhood or your own back yard." Continuing with his talk, Harrison said, ‘‘Civil Defense can help to keep us at peace anil home preparedness is our answer to the threat of atom­ ic attack." He urged all the Legion Auxiliary membera to taka the Civil Defense Course and bo prepared in case of emer­ gency. A question and answer pe­ riod followed the talk. Mem­ bera wit! take steps toward taking tha required amount of hours In this training eou rse. Mrs. Paul Pezold, president, presided over the business meeting. Mrs. T. N. Dillard, chaplain, led in prayer. The American Legion will celebrate its 4(lth anniversary this month. The local l.cglon and Auxiliary will have a covered dish supper next Monday at the Legion Home. Mrs. H. 1.. Johnson waa ap­ pointed chairman to prepare for this aiippcr with Mrs. Olga Hunter and Mrs. Betty Luerker assisting her. Mra. Charlo* Webster, Americanism chslrman, an­ nounced winners in the essay contest sponsored by the Aux­ iliary. The essays were writ­ ten on the theme of *'My Challenge to Communism” by students at Sanford Junior High School. First place win­ ner is Brent Armstrong, sec­ ond place, P atty Howland and third place, Janice Hahn. Mrs. Pezold appointed a nominating committee com­ posed of Mrs. Msdclene Coveney, chairman, and Mrs. Hazel Tench and Mr*. Web­ ster. The April meeting will have Dr. l-uls Perez speaking on Communism and Mrs. Hunter will give a short progiain on Costa Bira. IiiK Thirst NEW YOBK (UPI) — It lakes a lot ot bottles to slake America's thirst It takes. :n fart, about, 0 billion bottle* a year, according to thr Glass Container Manufacturers In atttute. Berr accounts for almoxt half of this bottle parade, with sol) drink and Wine and liquor hollies accounting for almost equal shares of the rest. But even this bottle countdown isn't an accurate count ot America s thirst because re­ turnable beer and soda pop bottles make between 20 and 30 trips each, GCM1 ex­ plained. 3 Winos Find Pot Of Gold At End Of Rainbow HARDEN WERR, executive vice president of Citizens Rank of Oviedo, present# bond to Rrett Thompson, Oviedo llitrh junior und member of the school’# Science Club, to lie used for the County Science Fuir scheduled ut the Oviedo School, March 25-26. LOVELY HULA dancers from Rear Lake Elementary sixth grade for Par­ ent-Teacher Association program were (front, from left) Jeunnie Steven­ son. Debbie Murray, Debbie Schafler, Mary Lou Markham; (back) rep­ resenting peoples from other countries were (from left) Jerry Fouiitninc, Richard Dunn, Harry Newton, Sara Mostrom. Program was presented on theme, "Around the World, (Herald Photo) PTA Delegation DeBaryW SCS Sets Shows lit Mr*. John Leone I m iiu ily Center Ml H p.m.. 'I he Woman’s Society of April 6. Tickets ate available Christian Service of DcBary'a from any member of the So­ By Jane Cassrlbrrry Di-lcgaliuns from the Coun­ Community Methodist Church ciety. ty Council of PTA’* and Indi­ will sponsor a Fashion Show vidual school* will attend the of woman's styles at 2 p.m. Telescopes revealed per­ annual District I’TA Meet­ Thursday In the social hall of haps s million stats in the ing to he held next Monday the church The public is intime of,Galileo and Newton; from 10 a m to I p.m. at v iteil. Dnytonu M a i n I a n d High 1 1n- group a b o will sponsor today's astronomer* Know School. the Bethutie-Cookman C o l l e g e mo/e than a hundred lltuusColleen Bevis, state legisla­ Ch, ralr at the DeBary Com- ' and million billion. tive chairman will he the j ------principal speaker. Lunch will be served in I he school cafe­ teria and reservations must be in by this Wednesday. To Attend Meet Business Briefs Clifford McKibbin. of Carrs way and McKibbin, Insurance agency reported to The Her aid that his office has “ set a record for settling insurance claims '' “Two and a half hours after our office opened Monday morning we handed a claim check to Mr*. G, B. Sapp of I'psala Hoad, whose house All PTA member* are wel­ burned to the ground Saturday come to attend. afternoon ” McKibbin said. WOhhhh, mother, look at this dreamy Olds.. and it's priced lower than that car with a . 'low-price* name! if we can just make buying it sound like Albert’s idea.*^ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The three Pcterkln brothers and Alan Sanders were cm their way to a blood blank to sell their blood for money to buy wine. They saw a blue money bag on the curb outside the Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Company. The 33-vcar-old Sanders, stopped, gave the bag a kick, ami then picked It up. He handed it to Herbert Peterkin, 26, with the joking re­ mark: “ Here’i a bag of mqn-. ey for you." They, rejoined Perferkin’a brother*. James 23, and LeGrange, 27, hi their automobile for the trip to the blood bank in West Philadelphia. En route Herbert playfully opened the bag. Out tumbled $10,000 in 10s and 20s, The astonished and delighted foursome canceled the trip to the blood hank. They divided the money in Ihc car with promises to each other that they wouldn't spend it wildly. Thai was Iasi Tuesday. But Police Captain Clarence Ferguson' said Sander's resis­ tance lasted only 21 hours. Then he paid out $1,008 in cash for a big, 1963 model Cadillac because owning one ‘was my life's ambition." The word got to Ferguson that Sanders who had a police record, was driving around in a flashy car and spending money freely. Ferguson put. three detec­ tives on his trail, They report­ ed that in three djys Sanders bought a complete new ward robe and “ went to New York City where he got a parking ticket ” Ferguson linked the spend ing with the report from Brinks, Inc , that a bag con­ taining $10,000 had disappear­ ed from a truck which had made a pickup at the hank last Tuesday Sanders and Herbert Peter* kin were arrested at their homes and James Peterkin was picked up. A search was started (or I.eGrange Ferguson said about ilB.ooo and Sander s car were recov­ ered. James Telerkin said he spent part of his share “on the strip" on Columbia Ave­ nue. got intoxicated and was robbed of the rest. 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W t « Tat *CTI0U It t- •n t m • Align front end, oorract camber, caater, toe-in a Adjuit steering, rot at* all (our ■ »>ts u a ... >u m i k m iu u i in i u rn GOODYEAR SJEYI£F r. First 8L *-« Dally, 8-» Friday PIL IIJ-JM1 �f fc« I f £ Seminole Agri-Business Hiked To $30.8 Millions U. S. Jets Aid Staving Off * Disaster Henry Sarkis Jr., son of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Sarkis, of 671 -Dommerich Drive, Maitland, and a 10th trade student at Winter Park High School, will appear on the March 28 "Science All Stars" youth inscience television show over AHC. He'll demonstrate his sophisticated home-made de­ vice whose electronic "sen­ sors" can letect and identify liquid, solid oi gas. « • • Seminole Memorial patients are receiving a personal note from Administrator Bob Besscrer, apologizing for t h e noise during the $1 million ex­ pansion program. "We arc sorry," Bob writes his "guests," "that construction work Is noisy. We wish that somehow the excavating ma­ chines, trucks, drills and hoists could operate silently . . . but they cannot. Please be patient and understanding and be assured that we will do everything possible for your comfort and welfare while here." Among others who received that note from Besscrer, was his "boss," A. B. (Mr. B art' Peterson Sr., chairman of the hospital's board of trustees, who is battling a siege ol bronchitis. . . . IT IS TO WEEP! ! R. E. Porter, in this column, accus od Bill MacLauchlin of awip ing items for his Lion's Pause from Playboy magazine. Now Bill in a half page spread in this week's lions Club bulletin demands an apology. OK Bill, here it if. We are sorry you swipe items from Playboy magazine! , . , . . . Dill asks; "Is water works all one word, or do you spell It with a hydrant?" ■ • • The man who is never very strong against anything Is never scry strong tor any­ thing —Lions Pause. * • • Which reminds that (len eral Eisenhower during \V\V 11 was quoted: "Give me an officer who makes mistakes. at least I know he is trying " • * • Gov. Burns kept everyone waiting m the cold an hour when he dedicated the Orlando Expressway section of Inter stale 7 Monday. The governor had plane trouble and had to switch aircraft at the last minute. To compensate the chilled crowd forhis lateness. Burns called offa 20-mlnutc speech which he planned to give on the bridge over Lake Ivanhne Ha gave the speech later—indoors at a luncheon. SAIGON (CP!) - U S. Air Force B57 Jets teamed with Vienamcsc tjoops have brok­ en the Communist grip on Binh Dlnh Province and staved off disaster, a U. S. military spokesman reported today. The province L* an area about 300 ^mllos northeast of Saigon. The Communis!*, using the same tarllcs which defeated the French In the Indochina war, had threatened to cut South Viet Nam in two there and had «cvercd eastwest highway 19. the vital supply road between Plciku and the port of Qtii Nhon. The spokesman said the situation now is under control. Communist activity remain* ed intense and the Viet Cong killed a U. S Marine officer and wounded another Tuesday night in an abortive attempt to capture a district capital in Blnh Dlnh But in doing so the Viet Cong suffered Ihe second m a­ jor setback of the week, losing 63 dead. The first was on Monday when American-trained moun­ tain tribesmen killed more than 100 Viet Cong who at­ tempted to seize their moun­ tain stronghold 13 miles north of Ihe Qui Nhon Plciku high way. The battle in which the Ma rines were casualties took place only 20 miles away. The Communists estimated at two battalion strong—up to 600 men—attacked and over­ ran three outposts cm Ihe peri­ meter of Hoa, An, district cap ital in Birth Dlnh Province. Then they set an ambush for a government relief force The amoiish backfired and when the fighting stopped Ihe bodies ol 63 guerrillas were sy-ewn on the battlefield. Vietnsmesi losses were re­ ported at IB killed and wound­ ed In addition to the American military advisers. They wrre not part of the Marine rein forcements which landed at Da Nang. Four Vietnamese Skyraid er fighter-bomber* aided in driving off l*'c Communist am tmshers hut a military spokes man in reviewing fighting in Binh Dirih Province credited 1157 strikes (or much of Ihe success Three Men Held In Youth’s Death JACKSONVILLE (DPI) — Three men were held for in­ vestigation today in the death of a youth who Was shot to death in a tavern. Pollen said they were told Price Cribhs, 20, was shot when he began swinging a pool cue wildly In a giill and • • * restaurant following an argu­ ment with manager Robert Memo to George Touhy ; Headline writers do not fit Leo Russell. Russell, 77, was hold with­ If they are illiterate Even though they think out bond, along with Cribhs' 17 year-old brother, Emory, they're great ami Ronald Turner, 21. If they can alliterate. * • • Sanford-Seminole Art Asso­ ciation Is thinking about open­ ing the Cultural Center, IIS West Fifth Street (old library building), one day a week for the purpose of displaying paint­ ings done by the member* and would like to know the pubUc's reiclion to the pro­ posal Contact any member or the president, Mrs. Erma Smith. 322-75%, and let Utem know what vou think. President Cites Unemployment Seminole County * * * * On-Farm Value V U U V A ... Up $3 Million, B R IEFS News Confab Tucker Avers on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” (Hhp # a u fn rit fo n tlft • VOL. 67 Phone 322-2G11 Zip Code 32771 WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson plana to hold a news conference in tha By Patti Brookshire next two or three day*. The On-lhe-farm value of agricultural crops in Seminole Chief Executive’s last con­ County increased $3 million ference was Feb. 4. during the last complete sea­ q son, County Agent Cecil Mao 111 LONDON (UPD—Mao T z«> — Tucker snid today. In iCreport to the Seminole tuna's health Is "not too County Board of Commission­ good." At 71, the Chinese ers, Tucker said tire value of Communist leader is said to crops’ during the last season bo worn out by a career ol exhausting struggle. was 810.2 million. Tucker said the agri-husiness value of Seminole rrnps Proxy Quits BERKELEY, Calif. (LTD— was $30.8 million. This in­ cluded the value of the agri­ Dr. Clark Kerr, president of cultural product after pro­ the University of California cessing, marketing and trans­ since 1956, resigned Tuesday, portation. a victim of the bitter student All produce brokers, mark­ rebellion on the Berkeley eting firms, harvesting and campus last December. picking crews, citrus packing houses, processing plants and the many trucking firms are WASHINGTON (UPD — included in this group, Tucker Playwright Bod Serling, pres­ said. ident of the National Acad­ The citrus crop heads tire emy of Television Arts and list in value with $7.8 mil­ Sciences, w a s hospitalized lion. Vegetables ful(pa wtllr Tuesday night after complain­ $3.3 million value. ing of chest pains. „ The Tucker report said the value of Seminole County's $ 10,000 Loot agricultural products at a re­ TAMPA (UPD - Two bantail level are $77.4 million. dits took an estimated 810,000 in cash, jewels, furs and sil­ verware during a daylight robbery at the home of Louii J Pitchman, home furnish­ ings executive and part owner of a local night club. 3 WEATHER: Fair and warmer thru Thursday, high in 70s; low tonipht In SOs. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908—W El>NKSI)AY. MARCH 10. lllivT'SANTORO, FLORIDA NO. M3 Staff Planner Employed By Seminole Co. County Joins 'Operation Beautify' Julius A. Goodin Jr., of Tit­ usville, has been hired as coun­ ty staff planner by the Semi­ nole County Board of Com­ missioners. Goodin was employed by the board Tuesday afternoon and will be attached to the county zoning department. He has been n planner for the East Central Florida Re­ gion Planning Commission in Titusville. Goodin was hired effective April 1 on a four-day week basil and will go on a full­ time status July 1. His salary will be 89,600 a year. The new planner is a native of Miami and a graduate of the University of Florida. He holds a master's degree in planning from Georgia Tech. His other experience in­ cludes work with the Housing and Home Finance Agency and with the DeKalti County planning office in Decatur, Ga. Commission Chairman John Alexander said Goodin's work in Seminole County would not be confined to zoning "He will determine the best proper development of the county," Alexander said. "He will analyze the county for the best land uses for today and for the future." Tire commission chairman said Goodin’s Job would be a professional land planner and would be n comprehensive one. Alexander also pointed nut that the federal government rn expenditures for roads reipnres the county to have a professional planner to qual­ ify for funds. Seminole County Commis­ sioners voted Tuesday to co­ operate with the City of San­ ford and the Seminole Coun­ ty Beautification Committee with maintenance of planting* along the Seminole Boulevard lakefront drive from 1-7 to the city limits. Sanford area chairman Jack Bolt presented a resolution front the city asking that the county request the State Hoad Board to permit the use of secondary funds in maintain­ ing, w a t e r i n g , fertilizing, weeding and pruning sulml* palms, Spsnith bayonets and other hardy plants which will be planted in "island group­ ings” along tlie Inkcahore, Braulifiration o f f i c i a l s wire to meet at Sanford Na­ val Air Station this afternoon to accept plants from the base nursery slid later at the home Mayor J. II. Crapps »a* of William Iteinbueh on Huy admitted lo Seminole Mem­ 17-92 to accept a donation of orial Hospital late Tuesday petunia plants. for olnrrvatlim anil lest*. EASTER SEAI.S for the benefit of tbe Crippled Children's Society of Seminole County will be placed in the mail later this month. The Society addressed the envelopes and volunteers of the Pilot Club arc stuffing the seals in llie covers for mailing. Pilot volunteers are pictured, from the left: Mrs. Letha Fowler, Mrs. Marjorie Jernjgan, president, and Mrs. Rosamond Chapman, community service chairman. (Herald Photo) U. S. Decries Alabama Violence 1‘nitrd Prr*s International They marched 10,000 it runs down the nut in street In De­ troit. They stood in front of the White Ilonas with their home­ made sign*. They prayed on the at alehouse Inu n in New Ilit nip* hhe and they *pt itwled on O nm go’s busy streets. They awarmed out of liarlern and picketed the FBI of fife in New Vi‘rk. They lock­ ed tfieillSelves t «i the post of­ f i c e in iittJumutiiw Ih e e llrnding physirisn ■aid today Iha I Ihe Mayor j* "nnl ill, i i just Mauled him lo come in for a check-up. Ilii * f i r r, <*e want him lo rest and liaxr ordered th a t he h a re no Minister Hurl Seriously In Rights Clash tU tf* Mock Warfare Ends Abruptly Sen. Holland Sees 'Change Of Heart' Turkey Season Opens Mar. 27 O steen B rid ge Pushed The bridge would replace an| old drawbridge on State Road 418. ' At tire top of Seminole', 13point primary road program was a request for four-laning State Road 46 from U. S. 17-92 to Mellonville Avenue in San­ ford. Dick Judy, State Road De­ partment comptroller, said Seminole would get an esti­ mated 8436,900 in secondary Mayor Crapps Hospitalized td a alt-in at Loa Angela#, paraded in Cleveland and were ' d ^ t u - f* f n m ..V , V'Hahad halts of the Juitii# Depart­ ment In Washington. AH arro-s the North Tues­ day, white. joined Negroes in protesting nuifll violence in Alabama, Thr b g y st d<-inonstralinn look place tit Detroit, where Michigan Guv George Rom ney ami Detroit Mas or .lei ome I'nvunagh led an estimated 1(1,01*11 persons down Wood­ ward Avenue. 1 avanagh said thr mu nil was "one wav of showing our GAMP PENDLETON, Calif great shock, soger ami rolll l ’Pli — "Exercise Silver eern over what ha- taken l ance" ended abruptly Tues­ p l a c e " in Alabama. I ll* deni day. three days in advance, onsiiaiois, most of whom when L!.S. Marines scored suc­ were wlnte, ranted signs cessfully with a pincer move­ reading "Send marshals to ment that defeated the ag­ Selma," "We Shall Ovetcniiie," THIS WAY OUT—Wnalilnirton rurinl demongressor "Merlin" force* in and "We ate all lirntheis," slritlnra have been centering ihrir attention on •'Lancelot.'1 A civil rights plute-t rail} tin? elf lee ol Nicholas Kal/i-iiluuh, 1‘. £j. attor­ Later ill the day. Merlin drew 3,000 persons at the i n* ney general, demanding federal intervention in made surrender overtures ivcrslty of California BribeAlabama. When it comes time for the office to Lancelot was a friendly my­ ley rampus and nearly 1.000 close, police assist tbe sit-downers to tin* exits. thical nation besieged by person* pntaded for two guerrillas from Mailin who hours III flullt uf tile While * were supported liy Modred. House. Lancelot, Merlin and ModThirty members of the red were synonymous with Whit* House group met with South Viet Nam, North Vi*l Vire President Hubert It Nnm and Red China. Humphrey to diseuss what In the decisive maneuver, they called "u vacuum of the 1st Marine Division— moral leadership on the psil which battled the Red Chinese of the federal government." and North Korean armies fn WASHINGTON (UPI) - mg cfllH of ihe Labor Depart­ Korea—made a classir landSen Spessard I. Holland (I) ment - ridu* il to allow unlimit­ air attack that assured Mer­ t'la I, said hr fell the Labor ed importation of foreign farm lin's defeat. w o rk er», said the pulley wax Department » haunt: a change About 50.000 men and 60 forcing man> food processors TALLAHASSEE (UPI) ships weie involved in the Tbe state's first spring turkey o| heart about some aspects to move out of the country. scheduled 18-day exercise, "I think its* secretary of la­ gobbler hunting season will of Hi policy banning importa which began last Feb. 23. open March 13 south of Stair lion of farm workers into this bor ix having a change of A Russian Vessel, Ihe tug Road 30 and north of Stair hear! in revard to cane cut­ country Arhan, observed most of the Road 50 on March 27. ters," he xusl, alter citing a lint Holla ml, in a Senate maneuvers from offshore. case in whirti Ihe department Hunters may take gobblers only, with a daily bag limit ol speech, said the plight of grow tried to gel domestic workers Quake Kills 2 one and s season bag limit of rrs who depend on foreign !a to h a n d sugar cane In ATHENS*. Greece (UPI) —■ two bor to b a n c s' their crops was Lotniiana A powerful earthquake has The season* ill close March still worsening and the labori "J think 'here is some soft­ destroyed 100 cottages and 28 for the south portion of the Department's change of heart ening of the poliry in sthcr killed two elderly women on state and April II tor the did not apply te enough areas areas, too," he said. an Aegean sea island. north portion The Florida senator, a lead WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson says the U S. economy must continue to grow as It never has before in order to reach full employ­ ment on its march to the "Great Society." The President stressed the importance of wiping out un­ • # • employment in a special man Sign of the times: 'Way power message to Congrcis. back in 1939-70 R. E. Porter was administrative aide to a member of Congress from Bomb Kills 4 SINGAPORE (UPI) — A Ohio and received the grand salary of 8323 a month, high­ time bomb believed planted est permitted by the then law. by Indonesian terrorists rip­ News reports from Washing­ ped through lower floors of ton today tell that Congress­ a British-owned office build­ man Syd Herlong't adminis­ ing today, showering debris Seminole County’a primary trative aid; receives 81,400 a on scores of workers. Four and secondary road requests month and his clerks from ft,- persona were killed and more were presented to the State than 20 injured. 100 down to 86ft a month. Road Department at the an­ nual budget hearing for the Wastes No Time Fifth District in DeLand TuesUnder Knife LIVINGSTON, Cell/. (UPI) day afternoon. Along with the road im­ LONDON (UPD—Surgeons —Minimum age for earning a Seminole at the London Clinic today flying instructors license it 17, provements t h e performed a third operation and Randy Epperly didn't group was joined by the Vo­ on the Duke of Windsor to waste any time. He was issued lusia County Commission in correct a detached retina in his instructor rating on his 17th pushing for a new span over the SL Johns'K ivu at Osteen birthday. bia left eye. Writer 111 road funds for the 1906 66 fisrgl period. , Willard Peebles, of Wild wood, new Fifth District State Road Board member, said the record number of requests from the 12 counties in the district would amount to an estimated $9o million or more. He said abput 86 million or 89 million would be a villa hie for primary projects the next fiscal year. Jumper Survives SELM A, Ala. (U I’I) — the brat* Riff • c( three \i)ute out-oftown minister# on h rity H refl, vowed to n.urrh on tin* DhIIh# ('flint} rmir’hniitf* fitday t** prof4**t giiiimi prut*tier* On# uf the ni l vi f pt e r # I I hr The Herald, Dutch Princess Plans Wedding THE HAGUE lU P D -P rin cess Mar grid ol The Nether lands. 22. lx engaged to s Initch law student and will he come the first me miter of Ihe ancient House of Grunge lo marry a commoner A court announcement p|en titled the fiance as Pieter Van Aollrnhoxrn, 23. a student at A Ih I tit i ii h t o w n I n p n 1 1 i r i p n t e Leyden University who play* in n civil right* niiinh to tile piano, likes jazz and once M o tif g u n i e r y I U e e d a y . led lux own Dixieland hand. The mimli. fed by Dr Mur tin lath er King J r . turned hark <|Ulrfly, however, after pHBiinic the ppot mitnlde the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — rity limit# w h e r e Plate tltiu |M * ra a n d m o u n t e d p o p p r Police ( apt Harry F Rranrh used tenr ITa# ami *1111»iv to wax suspend'd hy Ihe City break up a xmiliar march Conimitr-inn pending an ad minlxtratue trial on chargex Sunday. .State trooper# Hpaln barred that he accepted bribes from Ihe put In of the mtmhe r* a gambler. l.axt November, Brandi wax Tueaduy hut they Mrpped aside M ite r fcriuuttJiK hluu and acquitted of the charges in hi# follower# permission to Criminal Court. Rut Pol let* Chief Luther pray. Kin*- then t u r n e d around arid ltd thr nuiM'hei# Reynolds l tltl Ihe n m i n i t o l.aek to their rullyitiK point ion additional evident'*' had in a thou h. been uncovered since the Irrai llrv. Jaiiti # Itfi'lv, of Ilimfmi -r f f r u n l n never# fiend injury ami '‘ hr ntfthid In 1’imifMly 11■<f*| ■11it I in Hu • mmplinm Ttiupday might fur niirtfery. Hi# condi turn wan iiiwrihed hr *’w-r y crifltTi! '* The finer itillliftlei * Here pari **f a number «f rlergyMirn wfm mine In flu? lentral Jax Policeman Charged Anew trial. GAINKfxVILLE (UPD — I~ N. Beckham, 31, chief med­ ical technologist at Sunland Training Center for Retarded Children, shut and killed himself a short lime after pollen ntcil him for careless driving in an auto accident. Base-City Bus Service Eyed Sanford Naval Air Station is investigating the possibil­ ity of establishing tin* aervict* between the bass and downtown Sanford. K.'ixo officials consider tha lion.pot tat ion service rasrnt it.J doe to the increased numhot of peisonnel stationed at the ft*. 1111>- and more sehedided to mi live m the near fu­ ture. Inquiries have hern sent to xminus transportation rumparlies ill tin- area to deter­ mine 11 private concerns ate mu-rested in establishing ► orb a lots route If not, tha base will eonsider a Navy bus system. Firms or individuals inlet rated should contact tho station piddle works office. France Refuses To Join In War PARIS (UPD — Highlyplaced Fienrh sources said today France will not help tile United States if tha fighting in Viet Nnm devel­ ops into n shooting war wllhf Communist China. The Firm-it position was said to have been relayed to Wmditngton through diplo­ matic rhuimels 111 the form of u warning that present ' Aiqernun policies run tbs lisk of a general war in Asia, Burns Deciding On Regent Board PLANT CITY ( I ll'll—Gov. Haydon Burns reiterated here bis intrntion of representing the vital profession* when be appoint* In* lioanl of Regents to replace the one which re­ signed last week. The chief executive, who a t­ tended tile opening uf the strawberry festival here, said his board will include a doc­ tor and an agricultural ex­ pert. He said it was "almost a virtual certainly" that on* regent would come from Hillsborough County, 150-Foot F all ST PETERSBURG (U P D A Pinellas Park man was plucked froii Tampa Bay by a hellropter Tuesday after surviving a ISO foot fall from Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Police said the man. identi­ fied as William L. Russell, was the first of about 20 jump­ ers to survive Ihe faU. Russell complained of back pains at Mound Park Hospital, but doctors (ould find no brokua bona* x iatcnal lojurws visitors." Former Mayor A. L. Wil­ son will lake «>rr Stay or Crapps' official dulirs for a few days, City Manager W. K. Knowles informed Knds Life Jackie To Fly WASHINGTON (U PD -M r* John F. Kennedy will fly to England for tha May 14 dedi­ cation of a memorial of the laic President by Queen Eliz­ abeth. The monument, financed by private contributions, la being erected at Runnymeda, southwest ‘ ol London, where the Magna Carta was signed in SPRUCE-UP Your Home —With — A Hundy Hume Improvement Loan Borrow Up To 35000 — Up To 5 Yean To Pay «» # Cal) Ralph Pezold Or Jim Duucetto Telephone 322-1611 nOR/DA STATS BANK Mimbtr F.O.LS. U 15. «f"T n f k P •v ’ W r* � 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 09, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' ... .. , . V. ; * • f* : • V6» B w fa t l W tra il w . i MON. • TUES. To Race Track In Longwood surrounded by heavy canter­ By Margaret Coahy Mr. and Mra. W. W. Sim­ ed flowering shrubs, a giant gardenia and a trellis of star mons, 40)1 Edwin Circle, are jasmine and English ivy. Al­ the proud recipients of the so strategically placed near a By Donna E ilti Longwood Mayor David R. North Orlando Garden Club’s aide screened patio la night Month" blooming jasmine. Wentworth hai officially gone "Garden of t h e Sides of the dwelling are on record a i being "thorough­ Aw»rdApologiiing for the frost­ edged in ligustrum, roses, an ly opposed to the Joyce broth era stock car stadium as It la bitten aspect of their garden. assortment of colored hibiscus against the J**t interests of It la obviaua th at the Sim­ shrubs , and podoearpus. Th* mons’ plan for gardening la rear yard la fenced and the the city.” I! i a announcement, made "ilmpllclty and practicality.” grata obvioualy was aa lush Mra. Simmons credits her a mat at the front lawn. publicly at last week's city A large portion of this gar­ council meeting, also stated husband with the success of that, tn his opinion, " r a c e their flower and vegetables den is reserved for vegetables tracks of this type tend to de­ gardens, saying, "He Is a bom and a separate lettuce plant­ crease property values and gardener; everything grows ing nestle* close to the house. that while race drivers are for him and he does all the The ground ha* been prepar­ fine people, as a rule, follow gardening work." She devotei ed and Simmons again will era of the races, in many cas­ her time to the home’s inter­ plant vegetable* when the dan" ior and their handsome 14- gcr of cold it pa*L es, are 'riff-raff.* " Other persons heard during month-old eon, John Wayne. The hurricane fence it dec­ The Slmmona’ thick Bermu­ orated with ligustrum, yellowthe meeting also were opposed to the stadium with the excep­ da lawn is spotted with arbor hud alumanda, milk and wine tion of Mrs. Bobbie Jo Hunt, vitae, a rubber tree, magnolia lily, and etar jasmine. Away prominent resident and prop­ and roses. The front entry is from the vegetable garden, a erty owner, who urged coun­ fig tree, a maple tree, crape cil's cooperation to "bring new myrtle and a Sheridan rose businesses into the communi­ span the yard. ty ." Simmons attributes his suc­ Council chairman R. C. cess In vegetable and flower Carlson again explained that gardens to a regular program ■ j w council has no control over of fertilisation. whether or not the stadium Is The Simmons have lived in WHIPPANY, N. J. (Spl.) built. He advised that "if the the Coronado section of Joyce brothers, who are a­ Rudy P. York, Suburban Pro­ North Orlando for approxi­ ware of the strong opposition, pane district manager, has mate!/ two-and-one-half years. still wish to continue with been transferred . from Fern- They ware retired from .the : their plans and apply for andina Beach to Maitland.* U. S. Army while on duty in ! building permit, council has This announcement w-as made France. He is store manager no grounds for denying said today by Mark J. Anton, prea- assistant at the Orlando Air Ident, who said that Y’ork will permit at this time. Force Base Commissary. "Whether or not the race­ assume the added responsibilitics of managing the larger way would tie odorous, obnoxi ous or noisy would have to lie district, which has an office decided In the courts," he and appliance showroom at Miitlgntfr — ■------ *v---- painted out. York, who joined Suburban Propane In 1954, served as an Mrs, f.lllle R. Rurgess. 7(1. accountant and office ntana grr at several district offices, of 122 Garrison Drive, riled and was promoted to district Saturday. manager at Fcrnandlna Bea­ A native of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Mathilda V. Carlson, ch in 19fi2. He attended Con­ *2, died this morning at a lo­ cord and Franklin and Mar she came to Sanford six year* shall colleges, has been and 1 ago from Canton. Ohio She cal nursing home. Horn March Hi, 18S2, In Up- now is a member of the Cham­ was a member nf First Chris­ aalla, Sweden, she had bri-n a ber of Commerce project com tian Church. Survivor* are her husband, resident cf Sanford for 22 inlllec and Ihc Fernandma year* making her home in re­ Reach Golf Association and is I,cwi* W Burgess, nf Sanford, rent yeara with a daughter, on the board of directors of and a brother. Harry Ham mers, of Harrisburg, I’a Mrs. C K. Adams, 4b'.i Willow the Klwanis Club and thr Gramkow Funeral IIiuiip m Avenue. She was a member Merchants Association in Fer charge of arrangement* nnndina Reach. of Jehovah's W i t n e s s e s Church and of lire Swedish VASA Lodge tn Youngstown. Ohio. Survivors, other than Mrs Adams, Include another daugh­ ter, Mrs. Ruth h. Stafford of I.nkc Monroe; sisters, Mrs. W. J. Ilarninn rf Lake Mary, Mrs. .1 A. Stone of Jackson­ ville, Miss Hilda Anderson of Miami and Mrs. A. C. Sher­ man of Pompano Reach; brothers, W It. Anderson of Miami and lb J- Anderson of J-'t. i'lerre, and sevetal nieces and nephews. Hrlsson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. AWARD WINNERS, Mr. nml Mr«. W. W. Sim­ mons and younR son, John Wayne, pose with sign desiRnatinK their home as recipient of the North Orlnnclo Garden Club’s "Garden o( the Month” honor. , EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT REVOLUTIONARY PRICES ONLY — LIVING ROOM-OUTFIT • a in Warm Brown Upholstery Large Winghark Sofa-Bed \\ i n gh ar k ( h a i r Fabric wi th O t t o m a n • .1 Genuine Mnple Tahirs — I Cocktail and 2 Slrp-Fnd Tables • 2 Maple Tahir Lamps EASY TERMS — OPEN FRID \ Y NIGHTS MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 20.1-09 E. I nI ST. .122-098.1 “THRIFTWAY” FANCY, SLICED BACON J U IC E U, . ■ t , * SAIGON (UPI) — Communist Rround fire phot down three U. S. Army helicopter** in nn notion 30 miles east of SniRon today. One American crewman was killed and eipht others were wounded. The helicopters were amonR 51 flyinp Rovernment troops into action uRainst a Ruerrilla force. tered the gTound rules of the Heavy fiRhtinR wns re­ present conflict. ported on the Rround. This is bound to have re­ Vietnamese p a r a troops percussions on the U. S. "Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 “The Nile of America” J WEATHER: Fair thru Wednesday, hiph 80-85; low tonipht in 60s. Lake Monroe BolfOTff To Be 'Profiled' Search On For Crash Victims Road Program Parley Sef By — Counly, State Police Group LB. Patrolman Jim Hardy, vet­ eran member of the local Police Department, was elec­ ted .president of the Polirc Benevolent Association Satur­ day afternoon, lie suececds Patrolman Herman Harriett. Other officers chosen were Larry Hamrick, vice presi­ dent; Estelle Jennings, re­ elected secretary • treasurer, and Lt. Earl Bourquardci. member of the board of trus­ tee*. 39 ROAST 1965 Pontiac: Car o f the Year! That’s w hat! We had to roach a climax somewhere aloog the line. Arvd what better climax lor a car than to win Motor Trood's Car ol the Year Award (or 106b? Nolhino could please us more, except maybe the way people are buying our cars. And they are. Drive one and flpd out why. First thing you know, you'll buy one, loo. 6E£ YOUR AUTHORIZED POM TUX DEALER , INC. SANFORD Zoc, Gardens Phn LBS. .2 9 TOWELS OLIVE OIL • • * * * * B R IE F S LB. PKG. w 801 W. FIRST STREET . on the St. Johns River fi& k , OLEO MOTORS, • * * * * Pondered By Council * 11961^ HEMPHILL • LARGE EGGS - GROUND BILL Seminole County Sanfnrd City Comml,»lon« era, bowing to wishes of merchants and shoppers, ban. net! parking meters from city streets. How do you answer the Declaring they would find phone 7 some way of "digging up” In our country by just say­ $16,000 to pay a note left hanging by removal of tha ing "hello.’* This is an Anglometers this year, commission­ Saxon word originally mean­ QT. ers voted unanimously (o da domestic political front, as lost nine men killed and 38 ing "bo whole" or "be heal­ away with the offending coin wounded. Eighteen enemy well as in the arena of inter­ BTL. thy," which isn’t the worst bodies were found. collectors at Monday eve. national affairs. we’ve known ning’s session. The President, in effect, The fighting broke out soon "Take ’em nut and remove after the United States has committed himself to For answering the ’phone. Limit: 2 With Your $-1 Or the posts —• guts, feather* More Food Order, Please. The British in their veddy brought in a battery of dead­ swift American military re­ and all,” ordered Mayor British • type voices say, "so ly Hawk anti-aircraft missiles taliation against Red North Viet Nam, itself, in the event James II. Crapps. and so here" or "are you of further attacks by the F'urther discussion revolved ‘KRAFT” there 7” In this the Portu­ Viet Cong guerrilla* in the around changing parking on guese agree South against U. S. forces First Street from a 4S - to a And ti>« Germans say "was or installations. 30degrce angle as requested LIMIT: 2 WITH YOl’R »3 OR wollcn sie7" lie also has, for the first by Police Chief Roy Williams, MORE FOOD ORDER. PLEASE The Spanish are apt to an­ time, agreed to "unleash" the or install parallel parking as ’ swer the 'phone by saying j itnliont'j South Vietnamese air force proposed by Commissioner "huenoj dias," in the after for a major strike across the Fjarl Higginbotham. AND ^ '*t noon "buenos tardes" and as THAILAND'' 17th parallel, the dividing "We’ve scraped off all tha Bangkok the evening approaches line between North and asphalt we put oxer t h a . 'Buenos Jiochcs."-, j. * FRESH! FLA. GRADE -UA'1 bricks, changing this parking We’ve never been td' Iran ARCHITECT’S CONCEPTION of the? now ?1 million GO-tod A. Rurtpn IV is the architect for this wing, which will in­ » , The * privileged sanctuary,” back and forth on First Street. but it pccurs to us that when J fneiepenbo/ cf wing of Seminole Memorial Hospital depicts as the completed crease the hospital's facilities to 200 beds. Construction lias m which»4he United States Let's make It parallel park* they're calling long distance structure will appear when formally opened next Feb. l. John been started. claims North Viet Nam di­ ing and leave it alone," ha would they have the gall rects the Viet Cong battle moved. To say, "This is a Persian against U. S. sup|>orted Higginbotham's motion died to Persian call?" South Viet Nam, has lost its for lack of second as did a (Also swiped) immunity. • 0 • motion by Commissioner M, I. it abort! to mark the north H a v f you -availed yourself ■v Red Chinese ’ lane on First Street at French of the real pleasure of viewing NEW YORK | urn — An pm Monday and exploded on during the night by wind*. ‘In Battle Array' Avenue as "right turn only.” air • sen ai m.id s of I'u.i-t iiupait the pansy beds at the Semin­ bare and choppy seas hut tile TOKYO (U P I)— Commun­ The plea for permanent re* ole Memorial hospital? Now, Guard and Navy plane* and l ie wreckage of thr $1 mil- full force ol the New York ist China said today Its at my moval of the parking inctcre here is an example of what vessel* a n d plicate eraft lion dollar plane ami the lorn area's rescue re,on was "in battle array" waiting was voiced by DeWit Math­ we mean by "civic pride," | »* Danang, 350 miles north for the United States to in- i Another M«*p fnuntd tin* searched a 2-m square null- llesli \d passengeis showered poised to enter Ihc crash area ews, chairman of. the Greater “ city beautification." A n d of Saigon, and declared them vade North Viet Nam. area of the shark • infested the orean with thousands of at dawn Road rrquridv in the coon Sanford Board of Comntcrca construction of Snnforil*» what enjoyments the beauty Atlantic IimI.iv for ihe remains piece* of grisly debris Peking said it would eon- . . , , ready for use against posty will tv dtsrus'cd March 9 and K. C. Harper Jr., chair­ The disaster ranked a* Ihe prov.de, for all of us who can , ir , tU rk i ,,y Commun. ■iiler such action an invasion Ukefront ilrvelopmmt pin. ol M Eastern Air Lines pas with the State Itoad Depart man of the Sanford Merchants of the Chinese mainland. gram wim mailt* Monday sengers wiio died in Die n.i third worst in US aviation *rc ll! ist_ pilots. • • • ment by Seminole County Division. It was thr toughest Chin­ when The roekels were placed 1’ity (*omtni**iont*r * turn s fifth worst commercial history involving a single Commivvioners. In oilier action, Commis. plane tltsasti r And the endless hours ol around the Danang hasa on ese statement in a series plain- and was tie 15th most 'I Iv count v Iward wa- noti stotiers appointed Jack Bolt, work dial went inlo the eye- orders of President Johnson. which have been issued since \ oti’il to authorf/t* Mauiiir The propeller dttven IK 7 ttagic d.saster in world air fled of Hie dale* by Hirliey Sanford area chairman for II. t'nnnrll iiiti« rtigi- it, Uuind Irom Boston to At lustorv arresting beauty of the Andres | he nation's I w o Mililury officials nntirip.t- t the U. S. and South Viet­ [ Green SHI) engineer, nv the the Si-nitnolp County beautifi* yard at Celery anil Cameron ed possible Communist re- -namese retaliatory air raids nrvra to y » r ••••«! with "»..uttd Linta. plunged into the ocean wo|>t a(r disasters were colli rommivsioners convened this cation committee; Avenues should lie — and 1-risul* following two day* of against Ninth Viet Nnm. l T. S. ‘Broke' and pfi.hing* hi I ak«* ottei lakcolf trinn Kenned. - ons ol two planes i morning in llv emirthouvr. Adjusted a foe lo permit I lie search was hampered Probably aie - matched by L-. s and Vietnamese air Monroe to find the piofilc «d lnti in.ition.il Airport at t> 2i \\ \SIIINi.TON (UPI) *Mcanwluk, t o in hi i v sion lM,ny rides on weekends, near similar rcriods of enjoyment , t ,,ke* against North Vietthr lake hot torn " \ t: iw tilt u i t* S f t i ••till y I h x i l l r Chairman John Mex.mder to Ihe zoo, run by Dick Morri* by the passersby. many ol n a n ir s e liases The firm prevhiualv had ) « I. Ktc*«*ntan mys lh* farm i day requested County Fttgin son; whom use tIsis route to travel made the imnntiMinn a I i. I 7 bs Hawk ha* a range of | i r | r « | i | | y i * t f ' iful in pi i t pt y err \\ ill ia in nosh tn prepare Agreed lo run ullllty line* Horn Orlando to the beaches. 20 viiiIvs amt can hit targets of 11.400 for thr »turt#*. h ful nn |>ii\ ni ci i t » cmii !»•* a list of unfinished project* !•• property owned by Ralph The motion followed n * * * as high as 50,000 feet. until i.(>ii|(re8» \i*t»» previously suggestiHl lo the Jarvis at Geneva Terrace, i r solution p repented hy |h Someone told us that he |„ Saigon the first of more m o te money. | SitI» and wtindi have it'd been subjecl to annexation; W. Vincent Itoherta, ehatt cause of First Federal'* in than 1.8»o American ‘ women Ry Evelyn Lundy Moved to add automatia trrrst in Ihe Rivrrport Mar «n,| children ordered In leave 5 clean up campaign for man «»f the lakefmnt developTryinp: Aviain Added to t- will tv other control panels tn the new wa­ ins development, the sailboat 'Smith Viet Nam because of parts ol Oviedo was launched 1merit committee, urging r..n WASHINGTON t i l ' l l — projects tin Ci mmission ter |dant at an added cost of in front nl Die place of bust the military crisis left for the Monday night whrn the City tinning effm ts to pi I \ plan tn r > ta b l|sh li.ltaII owned and \»es| of tile sewage Sell Fog-pur J. Mel .irtliv t D­ deems ncees-aiy ,-i» r)i, conn *3 425; ness on West First Street wav United States. There were Council, in regular session, with m-eessai y. stepj tn In mg i ' i l and zoological g.ird'-n tn -sttits nt plant Minn i is ti >tnir again in get ty continues to grow Heard a first Trading nf in Board ‘A IrLSWEET” QUA RTERS trying In tiring the watri lew- teats. authorized it sanitary com- the development plan to real Ins ’VHieer gut*' pi"p'-«l members will lour lhe conn ta dimmer changing liar elm. .ill ! ieloi ati'.n of the Sa n fo rd The plan .i " > .till'd for a Iron! a little TOO fsr uptown While they were leaving mlttee to nret this afternoon uatimi. passed to give iiniita i rted in an effort to rrv ita lu e Ihc Danang, powerful U. S. Air with county inspector* for a **ne of the snags in the i U\ Zoo to l . t g e r a n d belli i concession atcj lo help p.i> prisons over 35 yrai* old a ty and then m eet a g a i n prior mg hours from midnight to to the lie l a r d M i l l m eeting 3 a in., under certain condiDowntown .Shopping Center Forte Super Saiier and Thun- check tour o' areas involved 1"»t "f must tin t l o l l Un­ qiiiittf iv w.t- p r e s e n t e d to City the cost j | opeiulton. Com tax loi-nk. to fo r m u la t e the p re se n ta tio n . tons; it also was voted that the bind fill an a f"i tin- non inn I " III III I>- iOIH-1 liy \ It IV tc r ntlssionet s a. n«d that tile . . . But. it was the Cerebral derchief jets roared off the Ill o t h e r a itlo ll. the t o m Approved raising II. E. present z*si i ' l l I- too small, I’alsy drive, not the SAL, that airport there winch is consid­ c i t y would take immediate complex was the finding of Strikers Slappetl nt Jr r e p ie - e n t i n g th e .vm mission d' laved until a I nline VMute J r , fireman, front a hid put Lhe boat there as a ered a target for Communist steps to repair rough railroad birge deposit* of ntuck and I ltd t i.amln-t •»( lOllllUlT C«*. both for a.iiom - and sped* MOBILE, Ala. (I I'll tor.v, and needs Its be spread meeting acimii on stipulating IK D rlassifleation to 19-E; mean* of attracting funds lor salmUge. crossings aad sever*! streets »(U >n f»ur previous borings Monday \hout l,2uu sinking long drainage conditions at Scotts out Set public hearings on Zonuiii]uut«*(| in the Uke. the charity drive. And the American military polire- in the downtown sections. ' Pete!-on ...id the program The) expressed approval ol shoiemeti wete *l.i|'|"d will moorc Manoi The pnqKised tug and Planning Commission In i»rder to hohl doun cost» elowns and young ladies in men with carbines at the Motion was passed to ap i mild In- i a t ried out tn three i dei suhdivisiijn owners' attorney, recommendation* a toiilempl id toiiit the center of the street th erejieady provided tight aecurity prove and accept plat of the <<f firmndn^ the water ft out or four sta.e- over a period Ihe idea nl Peter son's plan pay­ Joe Iiavis. asked lor Hie delay t dy Manager W. E Knows on Sunday afternoon also fo for the dependent*, second unit of Mead Manor development pro^rAin, rn^i- of years, u*in« city crews and commended him for the ,,l*‘' ,h*>' «" day *o the firm ran complete its lek was asked lo "check into” ? V nen» pointed out thkt it i» '*** {'" ’ " attraelzve layout and for h ls|* ,-’"wl * cused attention on the human and, after discussion on set­ The property on which the pro plans. a request for closing and va« **’* J"1*' President Altera ttarian effort. ting up a board of adjustment neceaeary to find l a r g e posed gar Jen zoo park area thougblfuiness in developing t,lcy ,l ,y umounta of auitable fill meLhe ale*. The board also ordered rating a utility easement at Ground Rules in connection with the city's would tie ( "ti'trui led is city j Road Supt J C i-a vender to 7U0 West 25lh Street ApparCotnmisstohrr M. L it shorn Thought Dead WASHINGTON (UPI) ae- new zoning ordinance, Council- tk****l wtUvjp,3,000 feel,of tin­ Ha* our ScminJle' 'County OMAHA (U PI) — Televl- clieck a request Jjjat the eotin yiitly a home Is being built on moved that tile rity manager President Johnson seek* no Chamber of Commerce over­ man Bob Ward was suthoriz- marin“ »u*be authorized to study the »h.npersonality John (Fritsi |y participate In paving Tnr top nl a city casement. Com"BEECH-NUT" STRAINED REG. JARS looked one of the truly big “wider war" in Southeast ed to investigate regulations1 Commissioner, ordered City denta Aven to off Route 119. mtssloncrs ordered construeAsia but he obviously h«* siplan, recommeud further ac- Johnxm entered a hospital promotion* to take place to and carry them out to com- ' U,1,f* r W‘ E' Know I*. tiuti *nd hu motion totimy for •*Hnu»ti\r | » h > <•! pjetjon contact tjie engtneeta and Tacit approval was given to turn stopped until the m atter our county in a LONG time? proceed with negotiations for Mimn-lrl i»y CununisMonfr t*#tB ,n l*Kht <»f r vnl»*iuc assist m locating spare to is settled and pruper. paper* This is the Class A horse show FRESH *’Ift»’; I’URE" tlie probings and rstatdish a Karl 11ikItintmt ham to mcludr IBhowin»r him tn \w mt Ohm hou»e Sanford Historical >.i drawn, "NORTHERN" that will be held at Casselhcr JUMBO ROLL G MNLSVtl.I.K it PI) - \n planning I«tr rn liru n n fn t of ,,,,,,, thought time period." • *Kht elely item* Spare will lx ry 'i Seminole Raceway Wed 11 ytar sdd Ik,) died this morn the zoo Lie motion passed ye*1*'o u g h t m county owned build lied Objections nesday through Sunday of this mg at the Li.iversity oi Flor­ unanimously « J UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. week. This is one of the big Art Auction A tentative meeting nf \Vb ‘d T I Soviet objection* ara ida Teaching Hospital oi gun "POMPEIAN" 4 07.. BTC stops in the Sunshine Circuit : BALM BEACH it I’ll Vt wav if! u| v%11ti iJte Staff holding ii|i formation of a United Press International A hard, ever • expanding —moving here from Winter shut wounds received wiule I vaflit y f iw pftlnt III*:* thr Health IIrpai t incut dil l the • i. tnu|i to ttrgotiale a aettle* search lor two youths is under Haven. Owners and trainers lalget shiMitilig Widespread ram, sleet and N a m e d T o S t a t e • • Frriiih iiii|u«*ft*h»vimt inunti-ift regional planner on wutci and incut of the UN financial util show over 4uo of the na way in Central Florida alter snow shrouieil the ns Lon to'Ihe Maehua Count) slieiitf's • ullrrtni hy a Nr* V<rk jrar- svwaje fjtililUA itiBit. diploinata laid today. Because they allegedly raped a 13 year dsy from Texas to Maine JACKSONVILLE (UPI I -FOOD WRAP** (ton's finest horses, department raid the hoy, Joel 25 FT. ROLL i | iiiriit if*,lu»try La r o n anti v a l ­ Thunderstorms boiled up Col Robert P Tabb will »uc- McGlhiay was target shooting of the extensive and expen old girl Monday afternoon. ue d a t | J m i l l i o n on mile Police were hesitant to re from the Gull and dumped reed Col II It Parfitt as w.th h. lii year old brother, stve layout of stables and JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — T u r a i l a y n i g h t III a l ecoi t l • • • tracks, Seminole Raceway is lease any information as they heavy rain in some parts of Jacksonville district engineer Juiuiiv n I a m vt diMir m-igh I'nlier planned lo question h i g h AiHicty a u c t i o n . "LIQUID DETERGENT" 22 07. BIT. > Ol'KN FRIDAY for the Army Corps of Kngtn- hot Daryl Kitby, 21 All arc again today a 32 year old nto being touted as tops tn accom pushed the minute • by • min­ the Deep South I of Gainesville llicr, Mrs. Ktchaid Rex, who ntodationi for these elite ol ute search for the two, be­ Both Milliard and Amarillo cers early thi* summrr KITE T IL • lieved to be about 17 or It Tex., plckej up *□ inch of Tsbb, a graduate of the U According u deputies. Kirby said *be drowned her two Milk Question the equine world. ■ ■ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — years of age. IAZAVR FIRST FIRRT QUALITY nilAllTV ™ anow during the night jS Military Academy. has t>een fired one shut Iront a 22 pump daughters in a bathtub and ALWAYS "IILKACII PACKETS'* REG. PKG. f Tlie state Milk Commission The assault is reported to kreezing rain and sleet chief of military operations action rule and the boy ran gulped sleeping pills Tom Gilchrist, >ire preai.X' LEAN PORK LOIN An autop-y was to tie per lias turned over to dairy dent and general manager oi have occurred about 4 pm . caused hazardous driving con engineer division, hcadquart to the Ur j e t - lh e rifle lire! • • • WESH-TV util speak to the Monday off West Sixth Street ditions in sections of Kansas ers, U. S. Army Europe in again 'I lie bullet bit the boy* formed nn the victims. An farmers its recommendation for a market-wide pool to Heidelberg, Germany. in thr head. geb* Rex, W, and Regina, 8 Kiwanis Club. Wednesday at and near the Nehi Bottling and northern Missouri. "FUN RATH" 10 OZ. EACH supply distributors and thus the Civic Center at noon. Gil- Company. stahalixe both su| uiIia« and The girl was taken to Or­ rhrist is expected to challenge prices, V lando AFU Hospital, where • ■ ■ Ihe local club to greater com­ HALF OR WHOLE she is said to be undergoing munity interest and participa­ New Approach NEW! DEODORANT SOAP! tion in their Golden iantver medical checkups. WASHINGTON (UPI — • ary year. President Joseph Beirn* of Wounds Fatal A direct approach in get- | will be contacted quickly so sibjllty »f getting MTS to a now divided by two 'phone the Communications Workers A woman who suffered head ting a metropolitan telephone that an early filing of thr ap- leallly.” Touhy »aid, adding Anyone seeing a three color of America aaid his union companieaX wounds cariy on Jan. 29 at system (MT8) will be taken peal may be made. rd male bassett hound wan that "response to the project REG 0 1 C O RATH J ^ plans a new negotiating ap­ Speer was asked to make dering around could make the lakcfront. Mrs. Majone F. by a group of top Seminole At present the ruunty is Is encouraging." proach with the Bell Tele­ hails J | X nARS some children very happy by Inghram. of 2407 Willow ^Ave­ County residents when they served in the south portion hy By getting the state agency additional copies available for calling 322 3439 and tell them nue, died of the injuries Mon­ petition the Florida Public Winter Park Telephone Com­ ta direct the lurrgrr, it is felt the full committee and these phone system and other com­ panies this year. New! Striped! Itug Runners where their pet can be found day in an Orlando hospital. Utilities Commission for this pany end in the north by the that the two 'phone compan­ will be distributed tp all in­ 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA • • • Police say the woman parked right. Southern Bell Telephone Com­ ies will co-operate. "We must terested groups in all parts of Freedom Ends AH Nylon Loop Pile! Big Value! With Thi. With This Wilh This Bob Alexander, Herald ad­ her car and then fired the The delegates from through­ pany. Coupon A The let them ('phone companies) the* county. Coupon A The Coupon A The PORT ST. JOE (U P I)—A vertising director, was rem­ shot*. Purrhaae Of out the county met at the Sem­ C o m m u n i c a t i o n s be­ know thry have oi^r support,'" Purrhiae Of < Purrhsae Of Thr arra will lie divided in­ construction worker, Root*, iniscing.' Seems he and his inole County ( nsmlter of Com­ tween the two erctione now the chairman reminded. "Rich's" to geographical sections with veil Nettles, 44, was raptured Pkg. "Gold King" good wife, Ann, were in a Loses Head COFFEE merce conference room and require a toll. STAMPS STAMPS STAMPS A suggested resolution was each committee member get­ htra after 10 year* of free­ Huahpuppiea GROUND 24" x 72’ 24” x 144" hurry-up rush at an airport RICH TALLAHASSEE (UPI) mapped the procedure to get It it felt by George Touhy dtawn by the committee secre­ ting specific assignment*. dom from • Ufa sentence in CHUCK Lb. Pkg. 29c 16 Oi. Ctn. 29c up in the Carolines. Bob waa The head of a 1,100-year-old MTS. Thesa ara tha smartest rug ^ |n n * ra wa’v# aatn, and hit MTS committee that tary, Thomas A. Speer, and Fast action was declared e prison. Ha escaped from Kil­ I Coupon Good Ai -THRIFTWAY" Coupon Good At “THRIFTWAY” i Coupon Good At "THRIFTWAY" laden with luggage, and yell­ Indonesian atone figure on Expected to join the delega­ this i* a key divitive factor a significant portion of it “must" by Touhy end he said by Prison near Montgomery, and tha quality is unheard of at thaaa prices! Sm art Only, Thru Wed. , February 10. Only, Thru Wed., February 1#. Only, Thru Wed.. February 10. ed at a man to hold a door loan to Florida S latl Univer­ tion in filing the petitions ere in the county and it should pointa lo thr fart "the coun­ stripe*, duotona borders. All nylon loop pi!# fa~ another report session will he Ala., in 1955.wher* he waa open. Seem* THAT man was sity has been stolen. Dr. Hale to l>e virtually every organi- be abolished. mous for its wonderful wearing qualititea hi haary , ty is closely allied politically, called by the end of the serving ■ Ufa ternv for murlh« then Governor Hodge*. G. Smith said Tuesday. ' | talzon in the county. These traffic ai/as. Hurry in! . "We ali realize tha rcapon- socially and othcrwiie, but is month. . day. » |] BABY FOOD . * S a n fo rd P a rk in g M e te r s B an n ed For A ll T im e City 'Hanging' U.S. Ready With Debt Of i b r a l f t W,000 For Attacks ( F lt r Oviedo Launches Cleanup Drive A fte r six g re a t years like this w h a t could Pontiac possibly rom e up w ith next? CANI.SnN. MISS. MATIIII.II4 V. - k n s iw A ... Jim Hardy Heads ■ r st oi c a s , Mgs. i . n . i . i r m . — Funaral aarvlcaa fur Sira L i l l i s U. I l a r g s a t . T«. w h o gl ad g a t u r d a y , wi l l ba hal d T uaad ay a l t a r n a o n tn Ca nSon. Pa. T h a body w a a s h i p ­ p e d t a C s a t o a . S u n d a y , by Or am ko w F unaral lloma e l l a n i a r d , w h t e k w a a In e h a r g a a i i a aa i s n s s i a a t s l s WED. PEACH PRESERVES Jack llarria, flu, «>f Ft. Lauderdale fer the past IB months, died Thursday after a short Illness. Prior to moving tn Ft. I.audrnlalt- he hail lived in Man ford for 10 yeara. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Catherine Harris, of Sanford, and two brothera and three sistrrs, nil of Indlnnn. Rrissnn Funriul Home Is in charge of arinngt-nirnl* — F u n e r a l sarvlr-sa ( or Sira M a t h i l d a V. Ca r l aon, Si. who d l t d t od a y . wi l l b s hel d at 14 a. m. XVedns d. y at l l rl a. a o n F u n a r a l h o m a w i t h It. C. llr a n 11ay o f f i c i a t i n g . I t ur l al wi l l l.a In K v a r g r a r n Ca m#«»ry. Il rl aann F u n a r a l Hnnt a In eh ar ga. • “SANTA CLARA” Dies Thursday Funeral Notices \r a- - Succumbs At 82 f 5 25th & Park, Sanford Mrs. M. Carlson ■ . > Dies Saturcfay~~ Jack Harris, 60, l > QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Business Briefs Lillie Burgess . c. > BETTER BREAKFAST BUYS! 'Garden Of Month' Mayor Opposed W inner Announced Page 12—Mon. Feb. 8, ’65 1 t I > I 1 I » ; lb 39‘ GOLD BOND BAGGIES . VEL . . ACTION . SOAKY . . . ll-Year-0ld Dies 6/59c . 29c’ . 29c . 39c Youths Sought In Rape Case Of Gunshot Blast Precipitation Shrouds Nation Army Engineer Mother Queried In Girls’ Death I'c ■, 65c , . 39c > . 69c e n n e u f C o u n t y U n it in g In T e le p h o n e D r iv e GOLDEN PALMOLIVE 2 GOLD BOND GOLD BOND 333 J 666 J \ -------- >------------- f ----------------- —W �I ** v „ ; fc V * Olif * ftxnTorb W nntt P«fT« 2—Tues, Feb. 9, *65 MAR-CHRIS MARIONETTES, who c h a r m adult* as well an children, will be presented by the Chandler Brothers under sponsorship of the South Seminole Elementary School Council of Teachers and Parents In a program scheduled for 7:80 p.m. Feb. lfl In the school auditorium. 'Selectivity' Cited By M arket Experts he Is coming to thf conclusion H ill Street Chatter NEW YORK (UPIJ - The the msrket could develop Alexander Hamilton Imtlluto some sort of heivy churning a u y i the abundance of excel]* * or literal motion rsther thin ent year-end earnings reporte a decline. Dines wirns, how­ and smalj dividend Increases ever, tli»l when the majority ’ coupled with the continuing becomes optimistic a decline high level of general business can occur. indicators point to the likeli­ hood of further upward move­ Ncwlon D. Zlnder of E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc. says recent ment. However, the firm **ya thet market performances point caution, quality and aalectivi- up Ihe need for increasing se­ ty remain paramount consid- lectivity in new purchases. . cralloni for the Invertor. ~~ Leslie M. Pollack of Rey­ Analyst Jam ei Dines leys nolds A Co. says that unless ■here ire some stxrtlmg de­ velopments on the merger front, industrials will have to make their own way without the help of Ihe rails. Brownie Troop 192 Organized Newly organized Brownie Troup 192, under the direction of troop leaders Mn. John A. Wllllama and Mr*. Thomai ltotta. recently held Investi­ ture services. Second year Brownies pre­ sented a (lag ceremony and the new Brownies staged a play for the troop and the at­ tending parents. (Jirla Invested into the troop were Barbara Best, Sybil Beat, Wendy Williams, I’eggy Mar­ tin, Nancy Meyers, Brenda Burnham, Betsy Bowes, Kim Jtovious, Kendra Harden, Cha lot Lansing, D e b b i e Gander ton, I,ynne Valentine, Glynd* Conway and I’am Manfia. Second year Browniaa who led the ceremonies were Kim Valentine, Sheri y Rasmussen, 1‘n s e i l l n I’li he r i n g , Hubeilu Sexton ami Candy Cheeefsky. Legal Notice I l f s O O s t l n S ..» ■Vlelllloai Vi m i U , (lie u n d e r s l s n s ’t, Hein* *d LI l > (Will n, -to tiei *t-y Its e l , re under nsl l t that t he n a m e s of s i t p e r s o n s I n t s r s s l i>l In (He b u s i n e s s dr p r n f t s s Ion r s r r l s ' nn u n d e r t he n s m s s of T l i r . Vl t . l . AI l K S HOP at ysr u H U w e i l i s Avenue, Hanford, F l o r i d a amt t i n e s l e n l of t he I n t e r e s t of each, is as ( ' H o w s Nellie J O HN vv t VI M. I AMK V A I I T II Wt t . t . t AMS D e t e n t of f n l e r e e t As J o i n t T e n a n t wllli tl l Khl e of Sin vl vor ehl p 1nltn W . W lllls ms Mu y II U mums ►T t T K Ok* KLMIt l ll A C o l S T T n r aEHI NOLs C N m n In a n d s u b s c r i b e d He f m e me (hie t ftt h d a y of J a n* Her , A l i , t e s t . P a lli'-la Ann l i o n h s . i i i ) Publ i c — S l a t e of Fl or l de My ' ' i i mt ssl un t a p l i e e J u ­ ly t». t i l l STKNSTKOM. DAVIS * SI- I N T o s l l A n - r n p y s ,1 l . aw p n . l Offi ce Hot I U " P u n f o i d . Klnrlda J : ; : t r u l i l l a h J a a . ( I * F r u 1, S. 1*. I M S n>i-5T la I he ( c u r l s t I k e ( c e s l r J u i l a e , t s i s i l H n l e I u a a l y , l ‘l « r li l a, l a P r u b a l e I n r e i t t e l a l e i. f MINNIE S MI TH Deceased T •> t i l l i e . I n* i iH Itoii Malms aad Pereaae nr UemaaSe A e " I •*s i anl d Ke t e i e i Vnu a n d each of you ar e He i s b y n ot i f i e d e nd r e qui r e d i n p r e s e n t e n y r l al ni a a nd de. l u a n d i wh i c h you, or a l l h a r o( ( an, m a y ha va a g e In el Ihe e s l a l e o r W I N N I E SMI TH, d e ­ ceas ed, l e t a of aal d Co u n t y , la « h t C o u n t y J u d g e of Seml not * 1 ' i i n i j , Kl or l ds, a l hi s nt f l c a In t h e r u u r t h ous e of sa i d C o u n t y a t Sa n f o r d , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n a l l c a l e n d a r m o n t h s f r o m t he Hm* o f Hi t f i r s t |i ii HI Ir a t i on o f I hi* cv,i l l r e T u n copi es of e a c h c l a i m n r d e m a n d t h e l l be In writing e n d eliell e l a t e Ihe yileie of l e s ’de ne e a n d poai ofl i r e m l d i e s e o f t h e c l a i ma n t , a n d eh a l l ba e w o i n l o by t h e c l a i m a n t , Me a g e n l . o r a t t o r ­ n e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by a f i l ­ i n g l ee of one d o l l a r e n d such c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t t o riled a h a l l be void / # / Do u g i n # g f e n e t r o m Ae e t e c u t o r nf I he l -ast Wi l l a n d T e n e m e n t of W I N N I E S MI TH, d e c e a s e d S TENBTROM. D A V l l a m cintoih At torneys tor Executor 1 ‘net O f f i c e Bog m e Fenrurd. Fl ori da S i m I ' u b l l e h Feb. J, S, II, 11. l S l i CU|-I > Area Boy Scouts Observing 5 5tEi Anniversary Sanford and Seminola Coun­ ty Hoy Scouts are fortunate lo have among them the pres­ ident of the Central Florida Council of Boy Scouts of America,-Randall Chaae. During Uila week, when a r­ ea Brouters are celebrating their Mth birthday, special tributes are being paid to Chase businessman, grower, farmer and financier. 'The "local man, who wak never a Scout, himself, nev­ ertheless has been honored with membership in the Ordar of the Arrow, the honor so­ ciety of Scouting. Chase has been active In Scouting for more than 30 years and hla one regret la that ha never had the privi­ lege of being a Scout whan ha was a boy. For the past 10 year*, the Central Florida Council has been t h e faateit-growlng "* Crime Pays? Legal Notice For example, administrators coming to werk Tuesdxy morning get ■ dally report of 6.000 ealli for ssrvlcs occurIng from midnight Sunday through midnight Monday. Tin* statistics pinpoint areas whom more patrolmen aro needed to slop rrime before it slarts. How does data processing Help" Identify -criminals J Say that In Los Angeles, Calif., a gunman about (’• ’ feet tall, wearing an Army surplus jacket and leather sandals, heists a liquor store. If the victim notifies the Allthoilties right nw-ny, a list nf suspects con lie in a detec­ tive's hands within seconds after the rail. Under the old system, the procedure tcok anywhere from minutes to days, depending on the nature of the case. Modern data p r o c e s s i n g ' s speed makes it possible for a detective. Wo r k i n g from « computer produced suspect list, to lie en route, tc qurs tlon the actual robber .before he gets home with the cash. Major police department, from Fiii t Wurth, Tex., to New York are currently trans fairing their ntssaive files of fingerprint set- to magneto tapes fer computer use When New Yoik complete, tie ejtoimoue job of converting mote million s' •t* Oriti» thft VNill In- able t" . i uf ttii-i11, if HIM1Uft I’ll Itl JMl|lt 1"i nliin 24 lift chore Wuolll t«ke two men ■ century to p«tform by hand. Hince Got i at dt are now filed 76,UO<) to II eubtnet. the rf'-la of tape eieii trpre-enl a saving of spacs. A h»lf doien, each slightly smaller than a movie reel, eim hold all the information. Michael J. Mur­ phy, commissioner of police, calls the department’s IBM 1401 "the most valuable tool of law enforcement In years." Data piTice-sing acts as an auxiliary policeman In Hart­ ford, Conn., wlo-n n cop give, a ticket When he tag, the violator, the original of tha three-part ticket goes to tin key-punched ami put on m.ignstlr tape for computer. Each weak, a regular check determine, whether the ticket lias been paid. If not, the ays torn automatically produce, « delinquent notlcr for the vin- c**»* LEN GROVER, Cub Scout pine racing car champion, receives his trophy from Phillip Simpson, district commissioner, BSA. Len Grover Captures Cub Racing Trophy lator. Finally, he receives • court summons. Proof of the system’s effec­ tiveness list (n s recent H ert­ ford report. Records show 80 per cent collection, h 30 per cent Increase over ticket, pre­ viously paid before arriving at the summons level. Reve­ nues rose significantly, too. The number of tickets issued in tvva-yeiira used fur,jn}inp;i,r._ Ison, IPSO and 1962, remained about the same. But in 1962, the city netted fdtm.noo, Bn increase of fHO.Ouo over the I !)H0 figures. Because cf it, increasing i-ffectlvencs, in crime predic­ tion, criminal identification and crackdown on sroffiaws, data processittlt^Vys an everbroadening foie iHjythe police­ man's speediest partner. This means that the suecesaful crimiii,!, of tomorrow will have to add a legitimate speelallty to tlu-lr dubious as­ sets; they'll need to he datu processing experts, too. Sanford Cub Scout packs have display* of thalr hand­ craft and other items on dis­ play in store windows in keeping with Roy Scout Week, Each park will hold It* an­ nual tllur.aud-Gnld banquet during February. ^imual Plnewood Derby by incak Cuba .waa held-a t Holy •’roes Episcopal Church 'par­ ish house. Each Cub Scout, with the help of his father, made a pine rare car (rum kits provided and held races under the diieetton of Phillip .Simpson, assistant district commissiiincr in charge of Cubbing, and Bernard liarkey, p«.-k MU Cuhmnstcr. Len Grover, of Puck 501, Holy Cross Church, was nam­ ed city champion and receiv­ 'd a trophy from Simpson. Other winners were Rill Norris, first, and David tloudney. second, park 61(1, First Methodist Clnirrh; Mark Net- Legal Notice man. second, park 601; How. ard Brittqn., flr/t, and Isaac Jones, second, park 117, Free Will Holiness Church, anil Jim Branson, first, and West Haney, second, pack 643. A kite flying competition for all pack* is planned for March. John Lowe, owner and op­ erator of Loosing Transfer ■nd Storage Company, obaervlng that this is Hoy Scout Week, recalled today that he Joined the Scout* the first year a troop wn* organized In Grant County, Indiana. Lowe recalled that the first meeting, wn* held around a campfire in the wood* with Enoch Burgeon as scoutmas­ ter and Raymond Lana as as­ sistant. The scoutmaster read Dan­ iel Bonne storiea to the boys and explained the purposes and function* of scouting. At that time the Scouts met once a month in contrast lo the present day when they meet once a week. There wete no fund* for uniforms or equipment and the boys most­ ly wore old clothe, for their hiking tripe, carrying along axes and knives to cut wood and build fire, for heating and rooking. At that titnt Scout* apijar, erjlly h,d not begun follow­ ing the old Indian practice of rubbing two itlck* together in a pile of dry leave* to atart a blaze. Nevcrthalett they learned to buitd a good fire and to tie knot, and one of their pri­ mary rules was to *'do a good deed each day." Glass Bottom Boats at Flo rida's Silver Springs travel a combined total of a million mile* a year, yet never get further than a mile and a hall from their home port,, • lu s t O n e C u ll . . . by telephone, mill. O' in per­ son «iil bring you tree teets about IN C O M E P L A N S through iY H J T U A E . FU N D S Mere t han 100 Fundi to cbooi e trDm.lhey spread m,rk«l rtek end opportunity by dhrerelfylng your Inveetment-emonB meJkj comoanleaIn American Industry. Melt coupon lor tree tecte (bout advantages, costs, risk, — no obligation. Poor Sports, These Players MEXICO CITY (UP!) — Sports are generally regard ed as a healthy, chameterhullding form of activity, hut detretives on the Mexico City narcotics squad say isn't nec­ essarily so. They said athletes hired to ploy exhibition games of soc­ cer and bajrhal! at the city's houses nf detention havp hern smuggling trmrljuana and her •un to prisoners awaiting trial f THE B . C . M O R T O N ORGANIZATION, INC. I ( Harry C. Echclherger Resident Manager 115 K. Woodland Drive I Sanford. Florida 32771 I Rhone 322-7057 I nssrt_ f¥ 3 ADDItSI. CITY. JOHN LOWE .ST A T I. (Her 60 Of Fieri Nallonw idr ^ Forecaster Admits Booboo i PITTSBURGH fUPI) -H e n ry ltcickwoud, chief weather lorucaster here for IB years who leaves soon for a super vlsory post in New York, re grets most s prediction he msde in November, I960. It called for "colder with snow flurries " The next dll) the district was hurled under 30 inches of snow. Hiirh Price W E S T G A T K . Eng land I Ill'll Tony Smith, an 18-year old railway worker, had to pay a guinea (2 94) for * hair­ cut Barber Hon Rudking, who usuully charges three shillings and slxv pence t4»rcent»l, pul tha price up because It took him an hour to cut Smith's hair which was i foot long. Reach Agreement M oscow t u r n — nu»*i* and Japan rearhed Informal agreement on i 1965 trade part calling for $358 million in mutual trade. Under thr agrrt-ment Japan will export $189 million worth nf goods to Russia and tlie Soviet Cnloa will send $189 million worth. How do you get the truth through? Cypriot Shot NICOSIA. Cyprui (U I'l) — A Turkish Cyprlol waa wound­ ed In the arm by gunshot fire IA T ill* rOL RTY J l lUiK B I tfcft r«Nr| Ml Ifeft rM ftl) as he was grating hi* flock n i l n r in %m i rim af. mi- J m l f t r , ft» m I » ii I r ( ttuMljr, F lo ft - uf sheep outside Ihe village 14ft, In P n a b b If, NOI.K C'Or ATT, FTeOlllllt. of Ay Khariton. A UN spokes­ IN IIKi lit AUDI AAftHir <IT In r# i Kfttftiip nf man laid the Turk\w ai shot KDDIK LKBLIK PA DUETT, * NO AII t YOUDIt OU J A C O B I M(ii or lift iftftf4 by Greek Cypriots. rilKUDtK la v k r .s e pa d * To 111 rtftriftnrft «n4 Pftrftfin* I ' ft «Inn r i nl mf t nr Ormindi flKTT. • Minor KIINKPT 11AIlllT PADOETT. ft %h nI n■l ftftld Kftlftlfti You i hi l »«• Ii of y«tu mr* Fnircloth Klected Minor k c t m n ; in p i iii .icatkiv tiftf r *m(tfift4 k.ui r*Quir»tl TALLAHASSEE (UP 11 T«> ALL W I l u M IT MAY CON* in t»r*»rnt • n > rl al ni a a ml i!*trisiulft wbleh Foil* or •lttatr of Ally. Gen, Esrl Falrcloth wst CHUN: Y«u fti • l i t r i b y nol i n *4 i h i l Full, m a y bftv* «i»lnftf tli* elected chairman of the Eior* l^fttltlnri hfti kftftn f 11• 4 with ft Bln I ft nf N O A M VV iM iU lu ivv Ida Securities Commission, t h r umlftr Biicnfttl Cowr^tf J u d f i JAi ' Ol l S. iSfti-ftftPftil, l«lft of •«!,! fur (lift ft|itiuliiinifftit of * ( l u*r4* C o u n l r . io i h • I ' t i u n i ) Judf f t succeeding the late stale Tree Un fuf KDDI K I.KB1.IK PAD* uf B t n i l n u l t (*otlnl>, Klurlilft, ni surer J. Edwin Larson. I IKTT. r II KDDI K LAVE I t NK hl a isffli ft in t h« t muri h o u t t |» TKIKT'i • nil KHNfcKT llAlt- Of ftftltl CoUtilF ft l 8 4 n f u r ii. n r P A D O E T . Minor#, *nd Hint Florid*, within alx r sl f t ndar ft• Id Cfttlllon will bft htftrd by m a u l ha f r o m i h« 11nt • of t he Herd Electrocuted nit on Fftbriiftry Id. MM. *t my f i r s t puhl lc« t l on of tin* tint lift ASTEN, Holland (UPI) — cifflrift In l h» C f t u r t b u u H . fti K»xh ( U l m o r dftniftnd fthftll bft %i llli if. n hd fthftll fttnin ()if> Fifteen milk rows worth $4,Kaiifiirtl, Khi r l dt ^ |d;t»o A. M In % mi i d lii U«lft. or a* fto&sfi thrrft* pi • of t r «ul r tu e am! pi nt o f - 200 were electrocuted here be • fi • r U t hl a l ft u ft * c * n bft f k « ftddrftftft of t h* cJ*l m*nt , a rul fthsll h i s w o r n (o by th* cause of a faulty current reg­ htftrd , • Dftiftd thla 1Ith d«y of Jan* c L i m i n t , hi* Aiftiit. or *t t o r n *y. ulator. The cows, owned by u * r y IMS. • nd a n r s u c h cl a i m or d«m*ml farmer A. Heyllgcrs, were n o t so f l l i d fthsll b« void. (BKAL> M s r g s r t i K Js eoh K a r l y l o l i out h o l d f t r chained to an iron bar. A d m l n l s l r a l r i * of (h* r «t *l « County Judftft of NUAI1 WOODJI UW J A ­ CLEVELAND, HTCP1IENBON COBS. dftCft* ftrd A MI CE A t t o rn ey s t or P ot lt lo ns r BTK.NhTito.Ma D a v i s a NOT RESPONSIBLE Buito i l l . Bonf ur d A t U m l t *' M l IN TO i l l 1 will not ba responsible N o t i o n a l B a n k Bu i l di ng A t t o r n * ) * f or A d m t n l i u s t r lx for any debts Incurred by Po s t Offlo* Box 1110 P, O D r a w e r E •ftiifurtl, Florida hs nf i i r d, F l u n . u i : ? 7 l anyone other than myself. PuMlfth Jan. SI. 22 A Ftb 2. I, 1‘uMlfth J * n. 12. 24, L F e b 2. f. 1242 INS J. L. 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C l t r k j f Ci r cui t Co u r t My; J o i n M Wl l ka Dftputy Cl a r k P hi l l i p M leofftll BhlnhoUir and L o f i n At t or nf t ya a t U w F. O. iioa < m Sanford, Fl ori da A t l o r n t y f or F t a i n l l f f I'ubllfth J a n . 21 * Fftti. j, I, It. H U . t1 John Lowe Recalls Early Day Scouting E le c t r o n ic C o m p u t e r s U s e d T o F ig h t C r im e NEW YORK — (NEA) — Quietly, a pstrcl car turns Into a street off a busy ave'n u a * a ft‘ JT*TY» a t the-eurb. Shortly afterward, three men heutl down the avenue in a late model sedan. They atop just before reaching a liquor store and two hurry Inside to rob the proprietor. From ths opposite end cf th n n 6 c k .^ s dltapldatea-wmvertlble with two plainclothes detectives moves slowly toward the getaway car. Inside the store, the thugs lock the iwner and a customer In the hack room, and raid the cash register. Minutes later, the plainlothesmen in the convertible hold (he driver at gunpoint virile Ihe patrolmen seise the ohhers inside SL'UAH PINK, Cslif. (UPI) It sounds like a classic — It was a case of a crime lece of law enforcement — done not wisely hut too well but there is a difference, Tin’ Police reported that a Ibid rime had been pt edified by dragged an acetylene torch t b e policemen’s speediest rig Into a phone booth and cut pattner, en electronic com­ through the inetsl com box. puter. Once he had cut all the way Criminal dale processing through he discovered the spans u broad field ranging head of the torch had fused the coins together In i m ss, from a punched card machine to a complex computer. Alof molten metal Ib.ugh Ihe punched card ma­ c h i n e was invented at thr end ClusHificri Blonde nf the 19th century, only re­ KINGWuoD, England t UPI t cently have police depart­ — A 27-yenr old Swedish ments found special applica­ blonde was officially clstil tions for Ihelr problems fled by the local council as | The police can quickly fore s light industry, The cl *s >.|(i j cast u robbery try checking a rollon wa« necessary lo allow 1deck of punched cards docu­ Ul t o K J e l l s t r a n d lu o p e r a t e a menting criminal operating weaving business from her methods, Including times and locations of previous offen­ home in Itingwood. ses. Throughout the U n i t e d Stales today, advances In data iW T Ht o i inc r it r « ! | m . processing and availability of N i * T i i j u d i c i a l i n n i n « r equipment help an Incresslng r i O H i i M in a n d i o n » k m i number of cities lo foresee NOleti m l MTV. C H A N C K R Y Nil. 14WI Jet line, get npid-flte criminal r i l l MT F KDKI t AL HAVI.M1H AND LOAN A*'*' m‘I A T I " N OF identification and co-ordinate • KM INOI.K Co U N T T , * Ot*rj>or* traffic violations with pay­ • Uon. P Ui n t J f f . ment cf fines. -v«Computer crime reports In L A N A r AS HE * wi d o w, ftn«] Ihe metropolitan arena. Chi­ LYNN AMI K, re'll dft r»i ■ cago and New York in partic­ N i r n r r o r >i 11 ular, flee policemen from T i n ; H i m . u f f l u i i i d .v t o l*an« c lfth» time-consuming paper work Ht l l c r **' Nu r s i n g 1n»t. for more active duty in Inves­ n n it t « i : Knoftvlllft. K«o* Co u n t y . tigating. making arrests and Tftti nftftftftft rnvuriug heats. New York’s YOU, A lilt «*«> h ) **U, ftTft h u «-1,> fit,11 f ir 'I Him ! mjii lift* "crime ipdex’’ tells the exact h«»n f 11f | as ■In*r you lo f h* locaticM of evety crime on Ci rcui t cmiri of i t m i n « It every beat in every precinct. C o u n t * . PlorLlft, In rtiftii*#fi a n ftlilifaiiifttftd t l t l # ,-f whi ch Ill Chicago, an IBM X401 la rllllT KKPK11AI. MV I N’t IS AND l . oAN \ KS oi 1 \ - computer analytes criminals' T l o S i»F S I : M I N o I , I: COUNTY ntelhuds of opatatlon and iso­ it i o f j f o i ni I l o o IMsi l i k l i f f * *» lates potential trouble spots. LAN A c AS It K, * w i d e mta CDMI council In the nation with ■ £8 council area has a projected per cent Increase In the past goal of 26,000 by 1970. Chase is the father of two 10 years. The present enroll­ ment of 14,621 Scouts In the Scouts, Randall .Jr., a fresh­ man at Florida State Univeraity, who holds both the Eagle Scout badge and the Order of the Arrow. Young Randall formerly served as chief of the Arrow lodge. A younger eon, Josh, a stu­ dent at Phillips Exeter Acad­ emy, la a Life Scout. The Chases also have a daughter, Laura, a student a Green Mountain College in Vermont. Mrs. Chasa also is vitally Interested In Scouting and shares her husband's enthus­ iasm for the encouragement and training of young people In the Scouting world. Mrs. Chase has served for many years In leadership roles In the Citrus Council of Girl Scouts as well a t with local Girl Scout leaders. RANDALL CHASE Legal Notice V It’s not raev. The Iron C urtain ie a tough harrier. It'* not easily crowed. It rune for thousand# ,,f mile* arrues th r center of a whole rontim -nl. On the Communist side there Is little freedom. T h rrr ie lees tru th . T h e C o m m u n ist lea d e rs in E a ste rn Europe don't alwaya talk straight to the people about w hat’e going on in the w orld— or rv rn what'* happening at home. When they do talk, th r talk doesn't always ring true. And yet the tru th i/oc-s get through, every day. How? The Iron C urtain isn't soundproof. And eo the truth U broadcast, through the air where it can’t he stopped by walle and guards, up to IB hours every day to million* of captive people in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Rum ania and Hungary, T he tru th i* broadcast by R adio Free Europe. Tile Commiuiiel rulers have act up a ruonup’oly on news and inform ation ill Eastern E urope; R adio Free Euruj>c h at Lccn act up to break this monopoly. It analyze* all Infos* m ation, true anil false, sift* o u t the false, then broadcasts the news, w ithout bias or distortion. Talking lo people in their-ow n languages. Radio Free Europe tells them w hat’s really going on at home, behind tha Iron C urtain and world-wide. Radio Free Europe is a bridge of truth between two blocks: the captive and thefreeb Moat im p o rtan t: Radio Free Europe — because it exists and continuea to exist—help* these millions hold onto th r will for freedom and the drive for freedom. Will you help gel th r tru th through? Ra­ dio Free Europe is a private American enter* prise; it depends on voluntary subscription*. Vt h atrv ery o u cau contribute will mean a great deal lo a good many people behind tho Iron C urtain, The iron Curtain isn’t soundproof. Biva la Radio Free Eurooe, Box 1965. ML Vornon* L I ^ % Published as a public service In cooperation with The Advertising Council �* ' *1 I i i *- . '* f\ *1 *V : ' ' ~ - I *v , ?|i. ’ 4.<- y ' '* '2* . South Seminole Junior High Names Honor Roll Students South Seminole Junior High Elieath, Jack Mangold, Ger­ O'Connor, Kent Planck, nounced the name* of honor Chester Tomlin, Jay Wolk, itudents for the third six Judy Andrew*, Sandra Borderick, Elizabeth Bryan. Barweeks. Students receiving ail A's bnra Bryant, Denise Cousinwere Thomas SoarcL ninth eau, Debra Dane, Merldel Ed­ grade; Janet Waltmun, eighth dy, Judity Eller, Hermtrfe Ha-* grade; and Kerry Gopien, r i c h , Elizabeth Hubbard, Alice Ison, and Beverly Riley, Daria Mengcl, Jane Mild, T e r r y Ilattishall, Maxine seventh grade, Skalsky, Carol Sullivan, and * Other ninth giadcts on the honor roll include. Ed Battle, Valoric Wymote. Seventh grade students arc Walter Bistline, James ErikLinda Ackerman, Cynthia Bac­ sen, Timothy Layman, Rich­ chus, Tanya Rathrach, Janice ard Mayberry, John Newell, Larry Rodd, Michael Shaw, Bigelow, Rebecca Roohmer, Jon Simunek, David Unley, Gaylon Brandcs, Marcia Bry­ Gerald Warren, Deborah Bac­ ant, Pamela Burns, Susan chus, Linda Bell, Nancy Broc- Dabbs, Carolyn Drees, Connie kenlirnugh, Karen Cass; Jud- Krikscn, Lenura Flavin, Gail . ith Chenet, Rebecca Clack, Fruehan, Lillian Gamblin, * Detiby Davis, Vicky Doggett, Deborah Groce, Wilma Harieli, Mary Ketm, Donna Kilmer, Patricia Hubbard, Hilda Hum­ Mary Klinger, Ellen Njblack, phrey, Mary Beth Kelley, Gail Jeanne Olsen, Norreen Power, Kilmer, S a n d r a Lovelace, Linda Smith, Linda Waltmun, Kathleen McDermott, Ann Mc­ Suzanne Webber, and Donna Laughlin, Velinda Melton, Becky Reiker, Alison Row, Pa­ Wilson. tricia Smith, Margaret SvunEighth grade students were car, Sharon Warren, Nancy Glenn Dabbs, Karl Eriksson, Watts, Deborah Webber, Step­ Scott Gettings, Gerald Haas, hen Adams, David Battle, % David Harkins,’ Steven Kir­ William Brock, Frank Crout. by, David Loveland, Don Me- Terry Fund, Tanner Girard, Charles Grile, William Hahn. Dennis James, William Kau"ble, Brut* Ketcham, Bruce Knoechel, Bruce Krupinski, Jan Loftin, .Randy Rhoades, G o rh a m Rutter, George Schoonover, Victor Viner, and Wayne Weis. » The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will con^duct * specisl scries of pro gramf* entitled "What is ■ Morin an ?" beginning at 7:30 p.m. this Thursday at the church, 2315 Park Avenue. By Mr*. II. L. Johnson The series will be continued Safety was featured on the every other Thursday there program for the last meeting alter. of the Lake Monroe Junior The programs will be open 4-H Club when each girl answ­ 0 to the public and the church ered roll call by giving s extends a welcome invitation safely slogan and took pail in to all interested persons to at a 'Jo-minute discussion on how tend. Purpose of the series hazards ran be avoided by be­ is to give people a more know- ing careful. . Irdgeahle understanding of Seveial of the girls, who the Mormon religion. Films air making skills for their will he presented along with uniform, leportcd on their talks concerning Mormon be p t o g i r » * liefs Those attending, along with I>.reeling the programs will the Reader. Mrs, Marlp Rae. 1 be Elder K D. Egan and El­ were Kerne Kniffin, Su-an der Ah in Fulkerson who will Thomas. Jeanme Doyle. Morbe assisted by local olficers llyn King, Ruthie Boston, Em­ ol tile church and Bishop ma Boston, Carolyn Burk, Freeman Baggett, head ol the Carolyn Jones and Drhtiie Sanford area. Keeling Plane Looks Like Dowdy Bird s School at Casselberry has an­ ard VOCAL LEADS in the program, "American Heritage," presented for the Bear Lake Parent-Teacher Association by students of Dexter Wilson's fifth (rrade under direction of the music teacher. Mrs. Raymond Ilollop, were taken-by (front from left l Mike Tenter, Tommy limn and A. (’. Clark; (hack) Schlainc Meeks, Karen Rocco, Pat Chapman and Cheryle 1Jozior. Mormon Church •DALLAS (UP1) - The XO- ed the wing!1 and propellers of 124A resembles a very dowdy- t h e four - engine aircraft bird. It is short, fat, anH straight up. squatty. Its one touch ot. ele­ The squatty "hcli-plane" rose 30 feet into the air. It gance—spa's over the wheels stayed there. The four pro­ —fails to make it handsome. pellers whirled and the plane , But-It flies. Like a bird. barked up. The plane lakes off like a Konrad then nosed Ihc con scared . quail—straight up. trols forward and the wings Then the (our helicoptcr-likc slowly lowered into normal propellers flop over 90 degrees airplane position and the and the craft rooms away craft buzzed olf at J00 mile* from the would-be hunters. an hour. . Two models of the $100 mil­ Konrad brought the plane lion hybrid with tilt wings back on front of the review­ were shown off lo avialion and ing stand and with about 400 military officials at (he Dal­ dignitaries watching, t h c wings changed from horizont­ las Naval Air Station. Five of the craft have been al to vertical position. The built for military testing. Ling- mechancial monster h u n g Tcmro-Vought, prime contrac­ momentarily in space and tor for the project, said the then landed easily. plane also has many poten­ The aircraft engineers said the plane operates more eon. tial uses for civilian duties. LTV Chief test pilot John nomically if a short take off Konrad demonstrated the cap­ run is used. The other proto­ abilities of llie craft, lie tilt- type showed how. The 58 fool long craft '(scooted down 50 feet of run­ Heart Month way with the wings and en­ WASHINGTON (DPI) — gine* tilted at a 45 degree President Johnson has railed angle. After the short run upon Americans to support the plane hopped aft-ward ellorts toward ''lengthening with the whine of its Gen­ thr lives of millions" of their eral Electric turboprops slic­ fell nw c it i tens by comhallng ing the air. Once it is in the air the heart disease in proclaiming February as "American Heart pilot can shut off two of the engines. He also doesn't have Month." Hbr §*nfnrb I r r iU • « Tue.< Feb, 0, 'Go—Page 3 t ’ 1o bother with a stubby pro prller on the tail. It is used D o n 't N e g le c t S lip p in g for balance wnen the craft is playing hrlfcoptrr. f*lM t r e t h drop, slip or wobbU When the XC-142A is go­ whDo e n you talk. e*t, Uu~h or *n«*f«7 ing forward it can travel at Don' t b* annoyed end e m b e r r m e d i n c h handicap*. FAST KETIf, *n speeds up to 430 miles an by til knl In r inon-iicid» powder t o i p r t n kle cm j o u r plate*, keep* f»t*r t eet h hour, outpacing many of the .. . 4 f«orr ftrrnly m*i a hen confident frel- FALSE TEETH counter insurgency fighter air tu* of t wuirtty and added comfort. cruft currently used to fight R a the Viet Cong in Vfot Nam. | counisrs svtrjwhvra. V &.« To Conduct Programs Girls Discuss Safety tips THIS SIX-PONY HITCH pulling n sealed ilmvti version of the olil lire engine will In* presented as an added all rad inn each night between R and 9 p.m. during the Sunland Charity Morse Show lo tie held at Seminole Raceway Feb. 10-1-4 The team is appearing by courtrsy of the Victor (’iimpt ometer Co rpont tion. O N E -S T O P D R IV E -IN SERVICE > v( *V * *< Florida It's easy FRONT END ALIGNMENT while on O N LY $ we’re here! Trailways! Let's see all of O u r e x p e r t m e c h a n ic s r e a d ju s t th e c a s te r , c a m b e r a n d to e -in o f fr o n t w h e e ls to th e m a n u f a c tu r e r 's o r ig in a l s p e c ific a tio n s u s in g m o d e r n p r e c is io n e q u ip m e n t. No floor hump. No radiator. No power steering. No power brakes. ( Som e o f (Im* (lungs you don*( g<*( in a Corvair I arc am ong your best reason s for buying i(.J Most American Cars Parts extra, if needed Uj BATTERIES T 'ir c s f o n * TRAN SPO RT T R U C K T IR E S Replace your old battery BEFORE it fails and leaves you s tra n d ed . A t low as L o w -c o s t s c e n ic r o u te s c o v e r F lo r id a lik e t h e s u n Bring home more than a tan I Bring home wood** • ful memorial of the best of Florida’s scenic w on­ ders. See them all— up close— on Trailways I Reclining seats Ait conditioned Restroom aboard. l-way From Sanford to f 3.40 JACKSONVILLE 7 Convenient trips daily MIAMI * «•« Only 5R hour* via Parkas? FT. LAUDERDALE .............. -....... I «.1S Faster thru servlet NEW YORK ................... 131 AS Faster thru express service TRAILWAYS HL'8 TERMINAL Lor. Bark A 2nd. St. 322-4520 DrH\KY TERMINAL 1236 W. Church Street. DeBary fo r p ic k -u p , d o liv e r y and fa rm tru c k s N O W at PASSENGER T IR E P R IC E S ! • 8 44 t Vsti futr ■1244 SEC O N D T IR E $5 00 W hen you buy the first ?fr*$ton» nylonaire at price listed b e lo w .. C m iiI ii , l i u / u i l . ' p u r l ^’ri/u tS *! C o r v a ir b y C h e v r o le t The beauty of it, of course, goes deeper than the things you don't get. There’s the other aide of the coin what you gel in their place, . Take the no window pout, for example. Wh.ii you do get is hardtop styling—with curved frameles* side windows—in every Corvair closed model. Even the lowest priced coupe or sedan. The transmission and driveline hump you don't gel means more foot room for Ixilh front- and back-seal, passengers. Thanks to Corvair's rear engine, the lloor is practically flat. No radiator—the engine's air-cooled—also means do no water, no antifreeze and no hose leaks to worry about. All of which show up in the plus column ti the form of repair and winterizing bills you don't pay. Power steering? Power brakes? Corvair needs them like a c e n tip e d e needs discover the crutches. With most of the difference engine weight on the runr wheels, the front ones are free to steer easily. And stops are ipiick and sifte. Come down and discover the difference. Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy II • Corvair. • Corvette 9-7642 T R A IL W A Y S . E a s ie s t travel o n ea rth Phone 1st S t & French, Sanford OPEN » A.M. - 6 P.M. DAILY FUL T IL 9 P. M. 322-0244 HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 M r V - t f . �t n r . / •■* i • ij*- - ** “j.j'-y .■'-j'.z.tx; l ** .v ■ 4m . IS On My Honor . . . ’ V Worry Clinic Another Reason Why . . . set another record for the consumer Buffeted by blizzards on both exposition. The previous mark for weekends, the 10-day National Motor the show was 532 in 1904. Boat Show in New York City never­ A Itiverport Marina for Sunford theless set records in attendance and and Seminole County? sales. It’s a "must” if this area is to cap­ And most of those boaters have italize on the ever-increasing boating their eyes focused on Florida where interest throughout the country. ycar-around boating is a pleasure. The total attendance was listed at 340,000. Kales orders chalked up by exhildtoKs ranged from a cool $1 mil­ Thought For Today lion to $2.25 million and up to $145,When I He down I say, When shall 000 for equipment manufacturers. I arise? But the night is long, and Few marine engine companies take orders at the-show, but several-.who,, . ,1uanviull o f tossing till .Urn dawn.— Job 7:4. did reported they were moving ahead • * • of 1964, and that a strong buying Resolve to keep happy and your mood was prevalent among the trade joy shall form a shield against dif­ and public. ficulty.—Helen Keller. The Boat Show fleet of 579 craft , Phil Newsom Says Foreign N r * * A mi !) at Compared to thr utmiorl* in Smith Viet Nwm, Lima i* i* fti<Jr n)m w. Hut the United Slate*’ in­ ter in t in hath in tin* niitne. Hint in to prevent rith u hum fulling to a f'<!inniuni*t take­ over which like falling iloinino*, would increase the threat to riei^hhiirln^ Thailand, Mu )a) hia and ultimately tin Phi lupine a, T ft ii a inter tint rivnlnr* *huh threaten or loppltt U.S aujiported regime* rati hr iiu mart we Icon ie in Lao* than iri South «nd «n it war thim wrek in Laoi, Viet Nnm. Thin was n wti-■alh<i <nL on* In' revolt hut in reality a conflict between two Laotian giTiftral*. tmih of them no mi* naily loyal to the nrutratiftt (foverniiii rit of Iheniier Prime S*mi \ it Tirol PluMinm. And* a I though presently loyal, hath hint matte pr< vioui attempt* to <>\etthf‘’W tlie Suuvanha Phoiiina rtpime. Met ween them they threat' tried what little Mobility there in in tie t|u«ty and d'hipidal e■I Laotiiin r«»pttu| of Vn-ntnine whc11• S'■mvnnna l*b*»tiina at tempt* to viiainiaiii a govei nmerit under eormtant tin eat of renewed Bltiirk by the fora iiuiriiet-led Pat het Lao. On thi- one Aide in former Herald Area Correspondents rntrrjirlie Mr*. Ritchie Harris 668 5814 Altamtmt* Hprings Mr*. -Inli* Birto* 838-1318 688 4604 I1r*r l.ik r-| iiirnl < ilj Mr*. M»ry»nn Mile* H1H-367M (’■•M'lbrrrjr Mr». J*nr l.asrlberry 836-5046 I,*6* Mary 81r». France* Wealrr 127. 8211 lake Mo n r o * Mr* II I.. JohnaoB 322 472k ( tmluiil* Mr*. Jn*n M aili .165 3712 llrlU ry Mr*. J nil ii la-una 668-18*3 Deltona Mr*. Mildrrd Haney 66S-5A.1I tim e rs Mr*. JoAnn Hay* 149-4871 l .nn g «* ood Mr*. I loon* Cate* S.1K..1117 Not III Orlando Mr*. Margaret t o-li; 322-6193 CUtvrn Mr*. Clarence Snjdrr 122-4841 Oviedo Mr*. Ktelyn l.undj 365-3160 ntrmitfman and preatnt Deputy Premier <»en. Phnuml Nuhavan. Mm k m lUfiO Phoiinn No. Kfiva.it w i n fill in it hi pi i w i t h r S. nuppoi t in nppoattMin to Sou vannn Phouma, With the Cuming of U S. support far a n* itrahil $fov* eminent hi* influen* «• brtcan to fade and went into fuither decline l«*t April when nn olh er hi it if at v i»n*p In ! the Smivanua phouma iu> Kime, The United Stated, ImMmp tlie eti on tin" more 'V Im^s, foleeii till- ntlirn to off I. i* fi| Soiivauriit Phouma hut h"th Koupiuaith and Slim retained much nf liieti inf|u*n e, Kmiptaftith a* deputy chief of ttie army mu! Siho As l oniniandei of \ i«*f11mi 1(9 polic e S**i let hi t*'Mk and even aw Nit&Mlialion t*e. anm tmi no iHinmmi in the mu r uliepy sllrct* of Vientiam and then* w‘aa rondiiJeralde d*Miid about the a n t Ihm it\ S ' u n a n t oi I'h-ui ma e m 'H l^ed t n e i ei ther mi l l ma l u l e f In bet Wi'r n w i f e (lie l e a l oent f iihni n, li ked liei tl iei hy tlie en 11 4*me rip lit imi hy Itn- t ollllllUlllMta The CriruinunUta have with­ from a n f nal pani i - ipatinn in the neuttaliNi gov• inineiil aet up under the VJt\2 accord and the neutialiata themaelvea practically have diN&ppearcd in K"Ver nmcnl, with Hutivanna tiiniRelf open­ ly arcuiinic the Cuiiiinuniatv of apjrreaaion. (flip S’auftird f rrali Sunfonl, K loridu I’uKe *1 M Al l m M U M t A. ilK I.UK , VUl.TOl.nk., K i l l I OK A >U - Gi If ANlit 1 JOlINftO* J4« (t»a i n | L.iUur U l i l t l i WI LLI AMS ■ oci a t f D o n ie Ci t y J AMK lilOKNAKkl JIURiiitiR Manager A tiirift ICiUac ritK U W BLLI A la rh a n lc a l Hupl J IU 1 WMLLl hv vs t i g Ri.M4Mil.fc. tUifctK I t og | Tear 4 •• • llealki flld# 1 Tear • 71 • 14oalka I I I I MAAtkA BEDROOMS 1 to 1 Mon Ik •Ai d la advi Bt i l . T h i U f f A l l Ia a maos i Af • ( i kn C q u i a f r i f t wk i c k ia «a* / Iti ed t i e l u i i t R l j r to i h a u »r f or r o p u k l l c a i l o a of a l l i k* local • now* p r i n t e d l a t kt a a « w a u a f * r . UniAiad aa AACond oIara niatlor i^olooor It. l l l l at Iko I*oai iifflca ot fa hifold, florlda, uodtr Ik# Act ol CAigi of Marok 1. HIT. i i « J ■V A ) » )i • fj i >1 1 F o r S J .0 0 ' Grapeville Nursery •i . 2221 GrapevllU Av*. 322-0886 — " Lawn Sprayine Big Bonus Days Every Month AMsavingi account* opened, all addition* to your account that are made by the 10lh of fhe month, earn dividends fromthe lit. Barbs Fashion authorities seem to agree Hist this year women will look "feminine," Well, hel l d rulli'w y n ii h a r k Wi h e r e y m i b«I o ni r, Cohirmlo nay* S A V IN G P A Y S ...W IT H US i l n 111' t* 1*1 h o v e • (81i t IT PAYS TO SAVE WHERE • • U, iiHinhi- ( hut aifcia re f e. ^ fs i ^eL ‘■uYT-kfcs.C - Lc L , jrcted the twin( when It he. came populnr amoni; adult*. 312 WEST FIRST ST. That, in itaelf, ia a twist. w l c i t T i 7~Q o ~ N SA N FO RD , FLA . * Hey, honey. I pot it! I pot it! I pot it! A full-size Olds for less than that car with a low-price' name! Now-tell your mother what a hrilliant son-in-law she has!9? ■) h ; • \ • I A an ALL U I II 1.14 MAIL U. A I’vilal liaa uJaiiofca (ivtlili tbil aU nail ' 0 Sio weak 5 I I I Mo a l k * I •* I M c a t k Hr ♦ h u m Jlum* lUllfM/ Ilf Mall tf AZALEAS 20c Each i kuL)iaha<? d » l l f t i o t p i Ka t unl a y, bunaaj r »t-J Ct i rl el fi i aa, |»uti« l l eki i i b » t u r d » / p r u i d l i n g C b r t i t n i u . •L u i i i u r r i u . f i *1 “A Community of Homes — Built With Pride” 111LI, \|M K V r S(A(f PbuiuarapbRr Kdllar WASHINGTON (NEA) — , could vary well work to the beyond laying that Prtiidenl Johnson's eggs m*y not crick Despite all the brace talk same end In 1905. from the Johnson adminislra As the economic report* of for another year. lion on the success of the fight the President and hi* adviser* lgatoaL-infialion, II'* -a-tliing rpmphaMrer- drrrwttn ’ i« not of walking on eggs. , ,, .. . . , ,, . , , real y pushing hard against As the President and ins economic .ohI m i * are (minting '"PPU- Thf choice given the Editor, llnnld: out. con>umer |irice* have American consumer by to I have hern reading an Im-ch held to ao average an day * immense 'variety of mui h lately about Hart/ord be­ ing inofthe horse and buggy nw.il increase ol 1 2 percent goods lakes away »onie over the post four 'years. ,, 1 | upthrust., Moreover, consurn* days and the need to move forward. I Very much agree. No economists partisan nr This wrrk I volunteered to otherwise, liase ,been ,heard, ,to I ers are basically1 well slocked, tjmle Itiat ti n s is just atiout uidustry iias * gf*»d di-al drive n woman to tlie _Child Guidance Clinic in Orlando. as rinse to total stability as ol unused capacity. could he hoped lor in an ex The Council of Economic She has a child—and a hus­ pansionary penial like 1961 Adviser* s*y, the country t band—with tick minds. Sta­ 65 gross national product in 1964 tistics show we are having Yet an annual fin- ol only tell about $27 tiilllon short of more and inure m*ntal prob­ a lew .idd.tion.il tenths ol a t-slimaled potential This gap, lem*. The world I* simply mu'ing point could .s t a r t an epidemic narrowed Irom $5| billinn in of jit11-1s aiimiig government 1961. is unmistakably an antl- t o o fast for *ome of vis to rope with it. .Seminole I.dim­ prtCC SJM 1 Ia lists intlallon salve Nil), olle » Thr government'* so-called ly ha* no trained worker* for ' t h e r e Hniiht be s p e e c h e s guideposts — (oi mill a i mten (hi* we continue in the horse m ade if tin- m c i e a s e went lie ded to put ttmits on wage and buggy day*. Ignoring the ^orul | 5 per cent We <| tie price Increases — are believed problem will not rsuse it to go leassiiime people e v e r y th in g also to have turn of some away. When you write of the cost was s ti ll all light, hut w e d real heneflt as informal re­ lie worried ' straints in union • manage­ of improvements, please check Though t h e r e isn 't any ban ment bargaining over new with the Health Director snJ I tlie Juvenile Judge about help dy definition ol how lilg a r ite contracts constitutes " m l Ini mn. all tf it were not for these and for thris disturbed rhildrrnIhe alai m hells probably the other factors noted, the arid adult*. Remember, men­ would tie ringing h a u l ii the administration a price guardi­ tal illnrns knows no .Social or inrreuM- shot ji.i-t 2 per cent ans m Idll I he fur more than economic barriers. A mentally I.ast tim e tlial h a p p en e d ordinarily concerned at thr disturbed child often goes "H was in 1958, when I tie hike 1965 outlook At least IJ4 wage to become a delinipn-nt child. was 2 7 pet r e n t I he y e a r agreements involving bin gain­ Ask tlie Juvenile counselor la toll tile l ls e Was a ele.ill) ing units of 5.(8*) workets or uhoul that. Eel's admit w* are in th* itlllatloti.it> .7 1 p e r cent more each, affecting a total f.si'll llu-sc IhiosIs do not of some 1 5 million employes, horse and buggy stage and go c o m p a r e , h o w e v er. With the are due In expire Ibis year on from there—with first gre.,1 spit a ling- that o n Hired The big ones an- in sleel, thing* first. It is a frighten­ right a lt e r World War It amt aluminum, nibber, shipbuild­ ing thing to consider, but the disturbed person a g a in at t h e outset id Hie Ko ing uml aircraft manufacture mentally t r a i l wui The ('resident already has hi* (who might be helped today) If S eiouomlr activity in eesmomists looking into steel may go on to horrible crime* 1904 i m t r a s c d so strongly that price rises, No one needs to tomorrow. There. 1 wrote and I'm flad at least one government tu- reminded the steel nrgntii Mr*. Epulse Thompson price expert w a s ->ur|>ri-«-«l to’ turns are most crucial of all I'.S. If you could have been As busy as the new bargain see thr anti iiillatmn line held to firmly. Ing year is, other* base hern in the r*r with’ me and listen­ But the factors winch help buster arid more fraught with ed to this woman’s lal* of fear *'d produce Hus successful inflationary peril Nevertlie and heartsch*. Her'*, I'm sure, price "containment" last year lest, optimism should not run is not sn isolated esse. envelope, p!«s 20c. That booklet outlines the 3 basic laws for paying com­ pliment* and can be used ns nn excellent project for your Women'* Club or PTA or a Sunday School etas*. When 1 developed it for my psychology classes at North­ western, University, It chang­ ed the entire outlook of th* students. In fact.-aoni# of the shy co­ eds, moody and despondent, blossomed out into popular girls and were engaged by the end of the term to their male classmates. 'Nuff said! (Always write to Dr. Crane in rare of Thr Sanford Iferal it. enclosing a lung stamped, addressed en­ velope and ! 0r to cover typ­ ing and printing costa when you send for one of his booklets.) ABOUT I M eeeitr ■IUMt.H I' Al.KlAMlIkR AdiRriiilni Dirtolor II *H fiUKKN Ain•riis'ifiiK Mf t n a i « r Mi l l or Chilli r i ILIhUKK m i i Political Notebook Tom'* hostility to hi* ry matches the rc*t of hi* psrtjita U typical of the life!) Irl 17 to boy of same lH 8 ' i | t r ' i revolt s f iln it |ige) "I don't think you »h«vblunt order*. 80 le«rn thi art of diplomacy a* regard* ed tonight to you ought •« be paying deft complimrnta. ashamed!" (Does anybodySend for the booklet below think he !»?) (Popular college coed) "To­ and scrapbook this case, for It *111 pay rich dividend* In night 7 Yes, I'd love to *ee business aa well as social you tonight. For I’ve *o murh on my mind and need your life. George W. Crane, I’h. D., M.D. advire." (Thi* appeal to a CASE V-408: Tom J., aged man'* ego far turpassea mere 10, is a problem to hi* par­ sexuality). Same coed outside her door ent*. "Dr. Crane," they began, at 3 A.M. “Three o'clock 7 “Tom i* constantly argumen­ Mother angry 7 She never ecold* me when she know* I'm tative with ui. "He aeem* to reaent every­ out with you." (I’m a steady, thing we *ay and will, bruah adultiah type of mate ) Also, to a father and *on: off every bit of advice we give "You and Jark certainly do him. "But hi* Scout Master cun look alike. I wa* walking beget him to do anything he hind you two tonight and could hardly tell which was telli Tom. "So how do you account for wliich." (Thl* compliment p|ea»ee this 'magic' of the Scout Mas­ BOTH rpaies if the son is no* ter 7" My college textbook, "Psy­ much shove voting age It chology Applied," contains an illustrates the different alti­ entire chapter dealing with tude toward age on the jiarl the deft way to handle peo­ of father and son'l For many other actual ex­ ple of various age brackets, so consult it at your local li­ ample* of compliment* slant­ ed to children, tecn-agci* and brary. The trouble with far too adults, consult Chapter VI in many parents is t tendency to my textbook, "Psychology Ap bofk orders. - . ; plied." Or fund for the booklet But' in "the ieeni, young folks grow belligerent to "or­ •'The Compliment Club,” endosinir a hmfr stamped, return ders." They want to throw off the meek *lavi*h role they have played since infancy and now assert themislves. So the secret for winning th*lr cooperation U to use the "persuasive" instead of the "autocratic" method. Tom's Scout Master was very adept ut employing compliments. lie had been one of my “A" student* at Northwestern Uni vet ally ami had almost memorited verbatim rhnjiter VI in tny text book. Dele are some of the examfiles of indirect compliments des ribed therein: "You are * senior this y ear7 Oh, your *e<-..nd year! Well, rioltwfy vaimiM pvpf guFftit i# from yfMir tnokf/1 (l limit (Tirol* ni' f f*iir •I*»n titi*, *11„ (t n a 17• yi tr-oM) hut *ln y*»u hitvr « match?** i II* ’ll probably tar Who WOULDN'T be EXCITED.... Ravenna Park Tut1*., Felinmry H, 19G5 UrtRlRlItR I>v h e n . KiiiipraMt It V••tin v and t (eti. Hiliii L a m pliHiilloo on) iin• v 11ii11e t e m p o r a l 11y tfp» e t drawn Bruce Biossat—-Ray Cromley Letters U.S.’s Money Bags I ’P I Dr. Crane’s Question Before the House—and Senate Roll them around in your mind, hee what a wonderful world we'd have if all of us followed just those 12 simple, easy to understand words. Years ngo a man was umpiring a baseball game. He stood behind the pitcher’s mound. The batter sliced one near third base and headed for first. The umpire asked him if it was a fair ball. "Yessir," came the reply. "Are you sure," the ump inquired. " I ’m n Boy Scout” closed the discus­ sion. The ump was convinced. This week Scouts and their lenders nn? observing their own special Boy Scout Week. It’s Scouting's 55th an­ niversary. We hope everyone in Seminole County, in Central Florida, will give a silent doff of their cap to the boys. For each of them we give the Navy salute of "Well I>one." "On my honor. The«e words mean much to Amer­ icans ns they continue the hnttlc of life. They mean more to our Boy Scouts. Check your memory. How many true Boy Scouts have you known and who have "gone bad?” We believe you'll say "not mnny." For Boy Scouts have special train­ ing from special men. They learn comradeship; how to live and work together. The Scout Laws nre n model for all to follow. There nre only 12 of them and once learned they remain indeli­ bly in our mind. ___ A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, help­ ful, friendly, courteous, kind, obed­ ient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. Think of those words for a minute. 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The success of any plan depends on the dedicated A Scout is always prepared and does n flood Turn daily The important thing about flood Turns is that they are done for the sake of helping others. A Scout not only knows what an end. We want to lie worth} of great trust. loyalty of its planners lo do Init ilt>es i t ! a fine expression ol this lootherhoud. their country by giving up their lives. Hut there CHASE \\_ and -1 4 Belks Transfer & Storage CO. MOTORS Colonial Plaza Orlando \ Sanford. Fla. A S C O U T 1 S .~ t.»l E. 3rd, Sanford - K IN D ners always please and attract people. Itul pood of respond to care. Hut |>coplc as well a* wildlife others, will make a Scout a much finer man. Every day a Scout has many* op|*>rtunilies to show courtesy. also respond to kindness. The more a Scout reality consideration 4 ^ i \* S v_ • 4 Belk-Lindsey IRftl W. First St. Titusville A Daytons fta« A S C O U T I S . - O B E D IE N T C H E E R F U L * and Hardware I Mi. .1 22-5581 leaders learned to lead by first, learning to nlayv patents and his A good Seoul obeys his patrol leader. From this knows and glows, the more he will c\pic>kmdness. himself. * c A F* ^ \ 0 ^ "i who always srem lo he happy. Hy learning to overcome difficulties with a smile, a Scout grows up to become a real man. B A m P li •v' \ - . y 121 “ '♦II O j rT( -*u• >-* 4 4 •J.'ifi'i Park Drive m -A S C O U T i s . — * T H R IF T Y * BRAVE CLEA N Being thrifty doesn't necessarily mean saving The Honor Medal, the highest award a Stout can receive, iR given when a deed re<|uired * real heroism. Hut there are many other ways ing our country’s natural resources is a very Important way for a Scout to he thrifty. to show bravery. To do what is right, to speak Ihe truth and lo admit mistakes take bravery, too. 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Title Insurance, Escrow Service 204 N. Park Ph. 322*9484 I J **W C- �*» ■# . ; * • • 9t|f ftiuforh - . , • .» 9 m l ) Page 6—Tuea. Feb. 9, '65 M m 'Hounds Tackle League-Leading 'Dogs Tonight iimi'n'm By MURRAY OLOERMAN Sports Uttar Nmpoper Enterprise The operation on Joe NaTnalb’a knee turned up some. thing the doctors hadn't ex­ pected. The damage involved the ligament as well as the cartilage, which automaticoily makes H a lot more ser­ ious than originally diagnosed. But Dr. Jojepb Nicholas ex­ pects no complications. Fif­ teen minutes after be got out of the recovery room, Namath Isolated Billy, are trying-*• prove be can run or eat. Two, his long stride isn’t made to order for the boards with their abort runways, and there's no event to suit Billy, who's forte is stamina over a long haul. He doesn't have the natural speed for the mile or two-mile against the world's b est . . Frank Gifford is cenvlneed Y. A. Tittle was psyched out of returning to the Giants by people stressing his age of SI. , . and that be could still make somebody a top-notch quarter­ back. Maybe the Liens? , . . Between you'n'me, a trans­ fer student making it red hot on southern basketball courts didn't a witch aehoels becauaa be wanted to pley In t better league. He left in the middle of ■ claiaroom cheating epl■ode. . . Red-Faced Plenty Over Redshirf Red Hof Vijon Runs Tonight For 3rd Win ' Maris Back Up * Ah, • Charlie Willis Rolls 221/549 • Those lo v ely L a d ie s ! NEW YORK - (NBA) Ordinarily, the public la with Un college In any dispute with the professional* regardta f th* Hatching of football Lady athletes are isppoied to he stoic, chic and always proper, bet sometimes it's hard. Halaa Nieistn, of Germany, Jutf m issed a natural and she knows it (left). And Kasuko Kufomot1 0 , of Japan, threw away a ■Ingles match and register* her complete despair. Scene if the Federation Cup Com­ petition in Melbourne, Aus­ tralia. pUywrt. But tba University of Texas can’t be defended on ethical grounds in the case of George Bauer Jr., an end voted most likely to succeed with the pros a t n flanker back. Young Sauer was reriahlrted through do fault oi hi* own H a sophomore. Redahlrttng la the often dis­ graceful practice of e coach holding out a potential star either because he doesn't need him that particular fall or wants him to grow ’ bigger and be toughened up for the three seasons ahead. It's llkt fattening sn animal' for m ar­ ket. With his class being grad­ uated,^ 8^9*7 advised DarreU Royal, the Ysxas coach, "that he would not be around for Red-Hot Vijon, owned by the hia third season of varsity Red. Auerbach Frank Selich Kennel, goes for football and fifth year of col­ waa able to raise his leg, her third strslght win In to­ lege. He took htmaclf off the university's athletic scholar­ which precluded pulling a call night's featured loth race at ship list and moved out of th* on the most famous dimpled binge since Peaches Browning the Sanford Orlando Kennel dormitory where the players were quartered. ,, w , Club. » a * a ■3 MMJ * Assistant coach Chuck The IllUe two-year-old Juat Sauer, drafted by the New 'Knox of the Jets was allowed came Into her own In the pest York Jets of the American to put on a medical blouse two weeka. Her hot atreak has Football League, said ha and watch the operation be­ given her three win* In her would sign with that club. Coach Royal's violent objec­ cause he was curious about last four starts. knee operations. . . With a little earlier start, tion to not getting the last Bed Auerbach, the voluble the Selich pup might have ounce of sweat out of Sauer coach of the Boston Celtic*, caught the eye of Racing Se­ and his athletic scholarship used to go around the country cretary Pltay Williamson as a Isn't doing the schools playing collecting cigarette boxes. But candidate for t h e Racing pressure football any good. Until now rcdahlrtlng waa an the life In pro basketball la so Queen scml-flnala which begin inside thing. When a coach of harried that Red found they tomorrow night. took up too much room In hij Two semi-final heats will b* Royal's prominence dramatiiovernighter. So the last couple run tomorrow night at SOKC cd the Sauer situation, It lay of years he has switched to with top four finishers In each bare to the public the whole • aving letter openers. He gets race making up the field for shame of the recruiting and them wherever he can. Bay the Racing Queen finals Sat­ wheeling and dealing that goes on where college football La D a n to n , a Hollywood actor urday night. who's a basketball buff, A aimltir serial will be held played up to the hilt. The Sauer controversy put brought him one from Egypt. next week to pick the track'* Senator Bobby Kennedy'a lop four male pups. The top George Sauer Sr,, hU father, speech at the New York base­ four male sprinters will go in a delicate and dramatic ball writers sounded like Abe against the top four female position. The senior Sauer D lturrowa was hia writer. sprinters in the annual King director of player personnel "Johnny Keane," he said after and Queen championship on for the JeU, so in this In­ stance wis both tslent scout meeting the new Yankee man­ Feb. 27. ager, “has asked me to bo Results of last evening's and bargainer _ "Royal blew his top and his guide around New York." races; Give Frame Lane an assist, 1st Race — 5/11 — Time St.87 loat his common sense," said Incidentally, for Keane bo- Candy Spots 14 80 4 80 3 80 Sauer Sr., who played with coming a major league man­ Hi Troubles 4.20 3.00 Nebraska and the Green Bay ager. After Johnny had serv­ Man's Guard 7.40 Packers and coached New Hampshire, Kansas, Navy and ed 29 years in the minors as Quinicla (3-5) $23 20 a player and manager, Lane 2nd Race — 5/16 — Time 31.75 Baylor. asked him to come, into St. Dolly Deck 21.80 11.20 8.00 "It might have been differ­ Louis ss a coach. Johnny Only Greater (.20 5 00 ent had the boy agreed In be­ turned It down, and Lane ask­ Crane Rock 5.20 ing redshirted, but he tried hia darndcst every minute to ed him again laler, explaining, Qutniela (2-7) $56 00 make the 1982 team. Royal " I t’s the only way you'll ever Dally Double (5-7) $203.00 become a hlg league manag­ 3rd Race — 5/i6 — Time 11-M George Just didn't have the er." Johnny was still stubborn, John Streak 14.00 7.60 4 20 experience or ability to make but when Bing Devine succeed Barberry Eva 2.80 2.80 It." cd Line as the Cardinal front Gismo Bob 3.40 The- senior Hauer revest'd that his boy gave up a per­ office boss and offered Keane Quiniela (7 8) $16 60 med course because of hit a third (hot at a coaching Job, Perfect* (8 7) $12) 20 Johnny grabbed It "because 4th Race — 8/18 —Time >(.81 love for football, another glar­ by then I knew Lane was Lady Trouble* 3.00 2.20 2 60 ing example of the hind end right.” And In two years lie Smokey Ed 2.20 2.40 wagging the bow-w-ow. stepped up to manager. . . Standing "When he told me he was In all his 13 years of playing Proud 2 80 not making the good grades he needed because he spent so professional football, Hugh Quiniela (1-3) $6 40 McElhenny — the King — hat Perfect* 0-3) $9 00 much ' time In football, I sug­ never had a testimonial din­ 5th Race — H — Time 41.(1 gested that he talk things over ner. So Frank Gifford and Alex Ginger'* Gone 6.40 5.40 2.80 with coach Royal," recalled Webster,' who got buddy with Nixon Runner 6.40 3.40 George Sr. "He told me he Mac his one season with the Jay Cully 5.60 had, but that Royal wouldn't Giants, are arranging an af­ Quiniela (6-7) $37.00 let him out of spring prac­ tice." fair In his honor next monlh. Perfect! (8-7) $78.50 LI. Billy Mills, the Amer­ 8lh Race — 5/16.— Time 11.90 The father didn't let Ms tal­ ican hero of the Olympic Terramycln 6.00 3 20 2.80 ent scouting Interfere with his Games for winning the ttf,- Vapor Stream 5.00 3 20 bargaining (or his stalwart > OOO meters, Is stymied from Polly Parrot , 3.10 son. performing well indoors on Quinicla (3-4) $12 80 "Weeb Ewbank (Jet's gen two counts. One, he'a so grate­ Perfect* (4-1) $33.80 era! manager and coach) balk­ ful for the acclalmallon he re­ 7lb Race — H — Time 41.14 ed at what Sonny Werblin ceives that he can't refuse an Snip Nation 11.20 8.40 1.40 (Jet's owner) and I agreed on Invitation to a dinner. Which Little Vera 7.80 140 for George Jr.," he aald, "un­ makes a guy wonder whether Claypool 4.10 til he aaw what he did In the Orange Bowl game." the Marines, who should have Quinicla (6 6) 136.30 George Jr., caught ■ long Perfect* (8-6) 1137.10 8th Race — 1/18 — Time 31.(8 touchdown past and otherwise Herschel Hutch 6.00 3.20 3.40 comported himself like a po­ Lupino 4.40 3 80 tential pro. Fart of his dissatisfaction Royal Regatta 4.40 with Texas stemmed from Quiniela (8-7) $1040 By Fred Down the H o rn ' style of offense Perfects (2-7) 332.40 DPI Sports Writer 6th Race — 1/18 — Time 31.(8 which la not designed to take Roger Marls la back at bis Goldenedge 14.40 4.40 1.(0 advantage of hia obvious pass$70,000 aalary peak—and he'll Sebulex catching abilities. 4.002.60 be back in the New York Yan­ Tracy Lou 2 80 What coech would really kee outfield, too, want a boy under those con­ Qutniela (1-2) $17.60 The Yankees went out of Perfects (2-1) $108 90 ditions? (heir way to make both points 16th Race — 1/16 — Tima 1158 Monday when they stressed;’ O.U.'s Walla 5.60 4.10 3.40 (I) Marls had been restored Ebony Rock Benefit Game 4.401.40 to Ibe pesk he knew in 1902 Barberry Hugh 3.10 ’ LOS ANGELES (UFI) — and 1903 and (I) the Yankees Quiniela (3 4) $18.80 Flans were underway for a have no Intention to trade Perfects (1-4) $37.50 special all-star game match­ lllh Race — H — Time 41.1$ ing National Basketball Asso­ Marla. 1T.20 16.80 8J0 ciation (NBA) players la a con­ Maris had been cut $7,000 BUI Clark to $43,000 tn 1M4 and there Please Mabel 4.101.40 test to be held Msy IT at have been reports recently that Bar* Gist ‘$40 Memorial Sports Arena for the General Manager Ralph Houk Quinicla (4-7) $66.20 benefit of Maurice Stokes, former Cincinnati Royals cen­ wanted to trade the controver­ Perfect! (7-4) $371 00 Mutuel handle $78,231 sial outfielder, ter, To $70,000 i L it t le E v a n s v i l l e , S l o a n A t t r a c t in g P r o S c o u t s By Sandy Fadwe Newspaper Enterprise Assn. EVANSVILLE, Ind. (NEA) —Jerry Sloan’s basketball c*' peer began near McLeanaboro, Ilk. . where the, court was made of clay and the team consisted of hit brother ami three girls. "Thai was In the sixth gride," Sloan said. "It used to get awfully cold and when the court would thaw out af­ ter a freeie, we’d even play In the mud. "It waa a good team, too —won the county rural cham­ pionship." The best basketball players are always starting some­ where unusual—whether it’a a playground surrounded by sub­ way tracks In New York City, or fruit baskets tacked to tree* down south. And Jerry Sloan of Evans­ ville College is one of the best college players In the coun­ try. For proof, the Baltimore Bullets, on a definite gamble, took him on the third round in last year's draft. A Bullets' spokesman said, "His class had graduated, hut lie was a transfer student (from the University of Illin­ ois) and he had one year left. He wanted to complete college before signing, but we took the chance. "That’* how much we thought of him. Now he has to go back through the draft because that's the rule in the NBA." What attracts everyone to the 6-6 Sloan Is not his scor­ ing (14-3), but his defense and his rebounding skill. "Defense Is the key to winn­ ing games," Sloin s a i d . "When I plsy a good defen­ sive game I feel good. When 1 look at the box score, I look Ex-Champ Turns To Night Club LONDON (UFI) - Former middleweight champion Terry Downea his given up boxing to devots hia time to his betting (hops and night club. The 28year*old Cockney, who used the boxing lesions he received In the United Stale* Marines to become a professional had been negotiat­ ing for a bout with light hea­ vyweight champion Willie Pastrano In Miami B e a c h , Fla. But be concluded that he would never get the match at his term* and aald, "one can't make a habit of fighting for Dothtag." to see bow many points my man scored, not Dow many I-scored.". Sloan's effectiveness on de­ fense Is due to his speed, re­ flexes and innate basketball knowledge. —. ''I ’m not that fast from a dead start," he said. "But I’ve always been a guard and I've always been a rcbounder. Jerry Sloan too. This combination has made me quick When I re­ bound, I don't do it musclefor-muscle with those bigger guys, 1 have to out-think them and out-maneuver them." Sloan was the prime reason the Purple Aces won the na­ tion's small college champion­ ship last season. Presbyterians Top Methodists First Presbyterian overran Grace Methodist 60-3H in the only jeame played in the Church Basketball League last night. David Lanier took (coring honors for the Presbyterians with 29 points whila Bob Rumley tallied nine markers. Earl Moore was high man for the Methodists with 10 points before fouling out at the beginning o flh e third pe­ riod. Following him waa Ed­ die Griffith with seven points. First Presbyterian had a 26-22 edge at half time. With Moore fouling out at the beginning of the third pe­ riod, only four men were left to play the last half for Grace Church. Buddy Burton fouled out mid-way of tha last period and this left the Preabyterlana with four men, to even things up. But by this time It was too late for th* Methodists. This year, a repeat ap­ pears likely, but Sloan wishes the praise would go to junior Larry Humes, the leading scorer (33.1) "People Iry to place Evans­ ville's success on me," Sloan said. "They say I’m the one who feeds Larry and acts him up. But anyone who scores like he doe* has to be working. If you're not working, you can't get Into position to score." To Arad McCutchan the Evansville coach, that state­ ment typifies Sloan: "Everyone thinks highly of him. We don’t have a captain at Evansville, but we elect an honorary one at the end of each season. He's won it the last two seasons. "Ail 1 can tell you Is that if anyone wants to beat us, all they have to do is swing at Sloan. We'll ill he thrown out defending him." It's an idea. No one has been able to beat undefeated Evansville any other way. Auburn Whops Florida 83-79 GAINESVILLE (U ri)— Au­ burn scored a whopping 33 points from the free-throw stripe Monday night to defeat Florida 83-79 in ■ Southeastern basketball game. The loss was the fourth in 10 league games for the Ga­ tors and ooosted the Tigers' record to 7-3 In league play. Auburn, paced by_forwards Fred Guy and Lee de Force with 2o and 15 points, respec­ tively, hit on a hot 65 per cent of their floor attempts in the first half to take a 46^39 halftime lead. The Tiger* were never head­ ed in picking up their second victory of the season over Flo­ rida. Both teams are now 126 overall for th# year. Utile Brooks Henderson, a senior guard, was high scorer for th* night with il points (or Florida. Charlie WllUi had his ball fearin' up tha atrlka pocket with t *21/348 that w it good enough to take both high game and striae whila tolling for the Atlantic Coast Line team afaln tt Ben Ward Jr. Raalty team to the Business­ men's League. Tins Demmy rolled 188/107 tn save e two and two split for the realtyman. Glass - Mat Jumped tote a sacend plate lie after iwmplxg ever the Plnecrest Liggett Rvxall team In all four point*. They bad a host of high roll­ ers In Jean Beique with 177/500, Doug Owens with 160/316 and Jim Cleary with 1(8/320. The Autonelica team took all four from 51a son's Men to Increase their first plac* m ar­ gin ai Howard Williams show­ ed them how with a 110/532 followed by Don Thompson with 213/1X1 and Neal Max­ well with 188/500. Marshall Wiltshire find a 208 game for Mason. Lane* Craekara took the meksura of nLH Products "A’* on three counts with John Fischer hitting a 199/518 and Al Chalfln.a 203/533 and John Martin rolling 210/518 for HLH Product* "A". HLH Product* "B" won three from Richardson's Rat Fink* a* Robert Bennett roll­ ed 192/500 and Jo* Sommeri had a 185/535 for the rat fink*. Clarence Wallis paced Rax Uquors In a three point win over Dick’s Appliance with a 185/519 and Ralph Betti took high honors for Dick's with a 177/502. WTRR and Wall Plumbing split in their match. Rubber Men Hold To Lead Although the Howe Tire Shop lost a three-point deci­ sion to th* Loaitng Transfer tram they managed to hold firit plac# by a scant one game Dot Schattan rolled 176/455 to pace Lotting and Marilyn Ferguson ahot 167/166 for Howe. Jean Krieck roiled 180/606 for high strict honors while pacing the Fierro Manufactur­ ing Co. team to a three point win over the Alley Cats. 5lary Smith bombed a 193/464 lo tta r for the O K Tire Shop in a four game romp over Edith's Beauty Salon. Eleanor Ander­ son tallied a 1G8/472 and Jean Monroe a 165/476 for St, John's Really In their two game deadlock with Pryor'a Inturanca. M. Rurlache rolled a 168 game for Pryor'a. Gert Bridge* waa the hero­ ine for Chapman Bloekt In their three game win over Betty Anne's Hairstyling. Marge Kipp rolled 193/492 for Betty Anne'*. Kay Shoemaker hit a 1T7/452 aeries to help Powell's Insurance gain a tie with Southward Realty Com­ pany to round out the night's matches. Agree To Fight PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Middleweight champion Joey Giardello haa agreed to meet Charlie Cotten In a 18-round, Dca-UUe benefit tight on March 28. Joe Asher Top Scorer , - . B f Jim Bncehus Herald Sports Writer The Lyman Greyhounds will return to Orange Belt Conference against the league leading DeLand Bulldogs a t DeLand tonight. Lyman has a 7-8 OBC record and is In third place and -DeLand has a 7-1 conference mnrk. In an earlier meeting of the two teams DeLand won 62-52. W hat remains In Lyman's favor is th a t 4 « DeLand haa f o u r c o n fe r­ . ence games remaining and Lyman two. The Lyman games remain­ ing are against DeLand to­ night and Kissimmee Friday night , The Greyhounds' hope for victory tonight centers around Joe Asher. He la leading the OBC scoring with 341 and an 18.9 scoring average. DeLand win counter with Chuck Ear­ ly who haa a 16 6 average. Other Lyman starters most likely will be >Uke Sterling with Asher a* guards; Dave Metis will be at center and Gene Winkleman and Eddie Long at the forward slot. Others likely to see action are Richard Moore and John Burkhelmer. Lyman at pre­ sent has a 9 9 record overall. —Tfce Jayvee game will be­ gin at (.30 and the Lyman en­ try has a 11-7 record. Shepard's Oil Increases Lead Shepard’s Oil tesm in the Shooting Stirs Lesgue at Jet Lane* won a three point deci­ sion over the Mebsne Oil company team to move three games ahead of the second place team. Betty Church rollrd 187/448 and Gladys Ed­ wards notched a fine 180/480 lo tel the pac* and Dot John­ son rolled 163/447 for Mebanc. Pancho’a Mexictn F o o d moved Into second place after a four game conquest of the Dennis Sinclair team. Mardell Gonterman had a 172 game and Darkis Oweni rolled 170/ 488 for Pancho'i and Sue Pru­ itt did the heavy hitting for Dennii with 167/473. Rernice Chad* spun a fine 180 game and Beverly Adam* tallied 177/459 In a three point win for Lelanl House of Beau­ ty over the Gassman Photo Studio team. Crow Traded To SF 49ers 6T. LOUIS (UPI) - John David Crow, dissatisfied with sitting on tha bench of the St. Louis football Cardinals dur­ ing the 1984 season, today has a new less* on hit playing day* at the age of 28. Crow was traded to the San Francisco 49en for defensive back Abe Woodson, who may have the same problem with the talented St. Louis team as did the hard running Crow. , Sanford Braves In Final Game Of The Season By David Hlgglnbolhara Herald Sports Writer Sanford Junior High Braves will traval to ML Dora tenlght for their last game of the season and a return match against ML Dora. In their first meeting this season the Braves won both games with. the. flghth grade team playing their ninth grade team and winning 73 to 12. The Sanford ninth grade team played their junior varsity tram which consists of 10th and 11th graders, hut th* Braves won by a score of 56 to 51, ,. Tha ninth grade atartera for Sanford will be Mika Grant, Mike Long, Tommy Bryant, Ira Abramson and nrad Hollingsworth. Accord­ ing to Head Coach Owen Me. Carron, "W* hope lo put ev­ ery boy on the team In the game tonight to give the ones who have not played too much a chance to show us what they can do and what boya we’ll have playing for ua next year." The Braves eighth grads team will be sitting high go­ ing into tonights game with the County championship in their pocket won last week. The atartera for the Sanford eighth iftade team will ha Bobby Lundquist, Mctt Mor­ gan, Bill Bracken, Skip Senkarik and Tommy Santiago. Utah State Star Sets Mark, Dies LOGAN, Utah (UPI) -A llAmerican candidate Wayne Estes, greatest basketball scorer In Utah Stale Univer­ sity history, was killed short­ ly after leading the Aggies to victory with a 48-point out­ burst against Denver Univer­ sity. t The Aggie strong boy. whose outburst against Denver push­ ed him past the 2,000-mirk In career scoring, was killed when he stepped on a downed high power line about a half block from the university. Dauchy Gets Post LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) — Walter Dauchy of Pomona. Calif., has been appointed gen­ eral manager and director of racing at Huinderturd Downs race course. * RACING QUEEN STAKES SEMI-FINALS TOMORROW NIGHT Racing NIGHTLY in 8 .•IW EXCEPT BUNDAY PVC PIPE & FITTINGS Matinees Wed.-Fri.-Sat., 2 p.m. USE THE BEST FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND OTHER COLD WATER TRANSFER PROBLEMS. NON-CORROSIVE EASY TO SOLVENT WELD Exciting: PERFECTAS featured W A LL SU P P LY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. * SANFORD, FLA. ’* “ * 822-5412 “Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems’* la each racing program. You'll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65' Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent Berrien Too" Strickland'Morrison Ford, Inc. 822-14(1 W. Park $44-811$ • . Glass-Enclosed Heated Grandstand* 4k Clubhouse Valet Parking — Sorry, No Minora 1 v li r a ju ri KENNEL ('a a m CMJB IIWY. 1 7 - 9 2 Midway between Sanford A Orlando �■# •*' ft ■% .- ■ Wfc O o fn rl X n tO Charily Horse Show Sei For Wednesday Tucs. Feb. 9, '65—Page 7 North Orlando Voters Urged To Register Legging voter registration in North Orlando t o d a y * brought an urgent reminder from Mri. Barbara Fetera, village clerk and regiitrar, that all peraoni wishing to vote in the March 16 munlcim pal elections must register in the Village books by Feb. 27. To date only 41 of the pos­ sible 300 voters have regi­ stered, Mrs. Peters reported. Books are open Monday through Friday at the village office from 0 a.m. until noon. . In addition special hours have been set for Wednesdays from ~T“ until 0 p.m.; Satur£ day, Feb. 20, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and all day Sat­ urday, Feb. 27, until the books srs officially closed at 4 p.m. Offices open in the elec­ tions are the council posts for districts one, three and five for two years and for district four for one year. Qualifying petitions, which fb may be filed between Feb. 17-27, are available at the of­ fice during any of the above stated hours. SOUTHERN HELL Telephone keeps pace with the growth in Seminole County. Photo a t top shows work being done on the Geneva central office. Service date is June 27 and building, together with central office and carrier equipment, will cost $132,000. Photo at the bottom shows Man­ ager Robert Shedden, Plant Manager A1 Probst and Service Foreman D. H. MacGlllis inspecting plowing in of new 200-pair cable between Oviedo and Chuluota at a cost of $38,650. The cable will tie in with installation of additional equipment in the Oviedo central office scheduled for August. Dr. Drinkwater To Speak For * Garden Club Legal Notice I* TUB COl*TY J I IMIK' 4 r o r n T . i * a m i) K o n *k m i N O I . K r o i ’ MTY, K M H I I I M ' MOTH K T O r i t K D I T O I I l IM I I K i K I I T A T K OK HUTU N O E L FA It W E 1,1, D E C E AS E D. All c r e d i t o r * of t h* Fleteto of R u t h Not ! F i r w t l l . •d, a r t hartMjr not I fi#d a nd r#qulrex) to flit tit; r j a l m or d a ­ rn * n d which. t hey rn a y h a v c • k a I it i t «n Id f a t a l * In !h* Of* f i r * of t h e County J u d g e In and f or Se mi nol e Co u n t y , F l o r i d a *1 t h* Co u r t l l «u«* In Hanf ord, F l o r i d a , w i t h i n t l x (•> c a l e n d a r mo n t h * frpra t he dat * of t h* f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n of thl* not i c e E a c h clal m o r <1#;nan4 vnj at l»# In wr i t i n g , *nd m i n i • t s l s t h , p i s e , nf r f . i d r n r t #rti petal of f l r # a il i t r , , , nf th, r t a l m a n t , a n d mu a t h , i w n r n to It, t h , c l a i m a n t , hi* a i f n t nr hi> a t m r n t r n r It wi l l b t c n m # vol.t a r m t e l l n i tn l aw. HATKD t h l , 13mt d a y a t J a n ­ u a r y A. l>. IMS. commkiicial hank at H A T T O N * IIHACII. a . E » a c u l n r nt t h a I,##t Wi l l a nd Taatamant and Codicil t h a r r t n In t ha E a t a t a nt R u t h Noal E a r wa l l . d , c «a a ad I l r : J o h n R S t mp a s n Ita T r u a t Of ft car CVRTI H It ASCII 321 O r a n g , Avanua T t a r l o n a Il aarh. F l or i d* A t l n r n t y tor E a t a t a P uhl l a h J a n 3* * Fab. I . I, II. I MS. CIU-T* IV T i l t : tlHCpIT COIRT, .it n i t t u . cliirriT, IN ANIt Still SEMI NUt . l C C O U N T T , Kl.tlHtnl I N f H A N C E n V NO. 1 M U m n tii J. T. PUOH. Tf d ix ie TOi Altamonte Civic Club P(ans County Federation Meeting At Meeting lly Donna Hair* The Trade Wind* Folk Singers, a combo from Lyman High School, provider! the progtam for lari week’s regular meeting of the Longwood Civ­ ic League (Woman’s Club), Jim Gerard. Bill Wharton and Terry Hafmnn, members of Hie musical group, played four selection* on the banjo ami guitars for the pleasure of the women attending. The hoys joined members for refreshment* of dessert. coffee and cold drinks, serv­ ed from tables beautifully dec­ orated with arrangements of fern, azalea, camellias ami rnrti blooms. Valentine plare mats and napkins were at each place setting. During the business meet­ ing conducted by Mra. Eliza­ beth Hills-, president, five guests and one new member, Mra. Jennie Fox, were welcom­ ed. Mrs. Elena Shaw, chairman of the card party held recent­ ly. reported that a large crojsd attended the event and thank­ ed the people for their patro­ nage. She said that Mrs. H. F. Mr Peek had received the door prize and expressed her ap­ preciation to Mra. Hillc and Mrs. Lillian Cox for their a»aistance In making prepara­ tion* for the party. Plana were diicusied for the annual dinner sponsored by tha rlub and aehedulrd for Feb. 27 from 4:30 until 7 pm. at the Civic League Building. Menu decided upon includes country steak, whipped pota­ toes and gravy, homemade rolls, vegetable, coleslaw, hoi apple pie and coffee. Ticket! for the dinner, priced for ad­ ults and children, may he pur­ David Fauver's Angus Captures Show Ribbon chased in advance from any member of the club or at the David Fauver of the Sem­ door. Mr*. Margie Gunner, libra­ inole County 4-H Club show­ rian. reported that she ha* ed his Angu* steer, Shorty, received many compliment* to fourth place in tha light­ on the Longue-sponsored li­ weight etas* at tlie 2Mh an­ brary from out of town visit­ nual Southeastern Fat Stock Show in Ocala. In the *nlr or* to tlir area anil that li­ Hint followed Jack Sima of brary hours would continue Ocala bought this steer. Saturday. 0:30-11:30 a.m.; Other Seminole C o u n t y Tuesday. 7-0 p.m. and Thurs­ -l-HVrs participating in the day, 3-5 p.m. Assistant libra­ recent Area 4-H Dairy Shuw rian* are C. E. Stewart, Miss I held at the Orange County Dorothy Heath mid Mrs I Agricultural Center in Or­ Blanche Kissaue. Plans were lando were: Larry Webb with made to paint the ceiling of his tirade gray Jersey heifer. the children’s section in the “ Hoselene”; Mike Lukas with library white to provide bet­ his grade Holstein heifer ter light reflection calf, "Juliet" and Philip Mrs. Lt-ola Putman gave a Lukas witfi his registered devotional and the salute and Jersey calf, "Victoria.” collect were read by the mem­ Those entering in the dairy bers. show were graded according On the- next regular meet­ to tliv 4-II’era showmanship, ing dale, March 2, the group rrcord tjook, grooming and will Have! lu Bo soli Gardens fitting of -wmlmah and indi­ in Tampa by chartered bus, vidual animal score. According to County Agent leaving tha Civic Ltague Building at 3:30 a.m. Woman Cecil A. Tucker II, these 4making the trip may bring H’er* did an excellent job In their own box lunch or pur­ representing the county at chase a meal at the Gardens. these shows. This was the Hostesses for this month's first time that the majority meeting were Mrs. Ralph of these 4-H‘ers have shown Start, Mra. Grace Radtlln, tn enfmst. Miss Dorothy Heath, Mrs. L. 11. Ostrander, Mra. McPeek, Mr*.. Clark McCoy and Mr*. Shaw. In Final Test NARCE Meet Winter Park Chapter 886, National Association of Retircd Civil Employe*, will meet at noon Wadnrsday at th* 8 & S Cafeteria in Winter Park. Legislation pertaining to retired civil service em­ ploye* will he discussed. p i.A i.v n rr puaii, N O T I C E T O A P I ’K A H DIXIE P la n . Whnaa ratidanca la un­ known Tou art ncraby required to file your written dtftne* to th* Hill nf Complaint for dlvorca filed hrraln aitalnit you, with th# Clark of t h# ahov* Court on or before February llth, IMS. and aare* a copf of eame upon plalnllff a sttornar. Jama* C, Collier. 70! Waat Church Btreat, Orlando, Florida. ^ Harala fall not or a d,cra# V pro roafaaao will be entered . s is ls il you. WITNESS my hand and saal at Sanford. Famlnot* County, Florida, this Hat day of Jan­ uary. 1Ml. (SEAL) Arthur II Hack with. Jr. Clark of Hi# Circuit Court By; Martha T. Vlhlen. DC JAMES C COLLIER Alloraay for Plaintiff . . Ill Waal Church Street Orlande, Fla. -Publish Jan. II. S Fab. 1. I. 011. IMS. CDI-TI •#*•#* Leo Boor, Sanford, ■ girl. FEBRUARY I, IMS Discharge! Admissions Dennis M. Phillips, William Corrine Boor, Yukiko Roy, Cagle, Richard Carroll, Atell WULio Williams, Frank Gor­ Hamilton Jr., Bette Jo Hart­ don, Franklin Gordon, DUs man. llallie Redley, Tommie Brown, Virginia Crosby, I g ­ McClain Jr., .Sanford; Ann nore Ashford, Juanita Cody, Hesaler, Earl Fetters, Sophia Ella Louisa Beasley, Harold Stutterbelm, Chari** N. Mal­ lory, DeBary; Crawford Shel­ Crawford, Ernest H. Cole­ ton, Lake Mary; Diana Jam**, man, Joyce K Alexander, San­ Osteen. ford; Gladys E. Hunter, DeFEBRUARY T, IM* Bary; Martin A. Schneider, Admission* Lake Mary; Diana James, Osteen; Alica L. Richard, Ollie McLellan, Dianna Dearolph, Henry Jaeger, Jessie Lakeville, Irid. Justice, Genevieve G, DuckBirth a worth, Mary Ann Hickman, Mr. and Mra. Pharrla Owens, Joyce H. Nlckla, Clarence Col­ Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. lins, Robert Warren Chavis, B e n Strickland, Sanford; girl; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin John Enloe, Sanford; Arthur Walt, Wilhelmlna Werner, De­ Cody, Sanford, a boy; Mr. awl nary; William McWathere, Mrs. Asa Lewis Roy, Sanford, Lake Mary; Keith Jonea, Lake a girl. Monro*. Discharges Discharge* Louise Sword, Lawrence Mable L. Wiley, David Wynn, Peach L. Wiggins, Brian Moo**, Edgar .Oabonse, John W. Burgess, Leona Red­ Lonnie Armstrong, Arthur ding, Genavlav* G. Duck­ llall, Baby Boy Miracle, Joan worth, Zattl* C. Kiser, San­ Naleplnski and baby girl, San­ ford; Gladys E, Hunter, Sally ford; Betty Jean Carver, Nelder, Arthur Watt, DeBary; Ja m rt G. Otburn, Lake Mery; Calvin Detrlck, Deltona; Mar­ Rhode Meltxer, William Gary tin A. Schneider, Lake Mary; Evans, Orlando. Tamara p*u, John Reddltt, Osteen; Eva M, Johnson, Apopks; Annie M. Bennett, Violin Maker Camesvllle, Ge.; William P. Shoots Wife Fuller, Greenville, N. C. FEBRUARY I, IMS NEW YORK (UPI) — One Admissions of the nation'* top violin mak­ Alterniease MeWhile, Irene ers shot his wife to delth In Lommrrse, Phyllis Martin, Ihe lobby of th* American Ida Mae Hampton, Dorothy Bergen. Grogg Button, Arlhui Museum of National History In Hall, Larry Dodson. Corine the presence of their 12-yearGihson, Walter Brooks, San­ old daughter and 100 other hor­ ford; Clara Stelltnacher, Do- rified onlooker*. Uary;'-Rufus Wright, Osteen; TJy dead unman was Mrs. William Gary Evans, Orlando. Gertrude Dldchenko, 43, who Births had won sn annulment frem Mr. and Mrs. John Loin- her 72-year-old husband, Dmym erle, Sanford, a hoy; Mr. tro Dldchenko, list Thursday and Mra. Iloliby Alexander, after a decade of maritel dis­ Kanfbrd, a boy; Mr. and Mrs, cord. Everyone Loves The Extras at Bckerds WEDNESDAY LUNCH OR DINNER! GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN French Frlr* Tossed Salad llot Boll# A Duller ALL YOU CAN K.\T — ECKERD i D ru q S to r e s Sanford Plaza w h y The "mercy erat” »•» * golden piste on top the Ark of th* Covenant on which wss sprinkled the blood of sacri­ ficial animal#. CRAMP YOUR STYLE Space Capsule CAPE KENNEDY <UN>— The Gemini capsule scheduled to make America’* first twoman spaceflight In April was hoisted ebev* ita Titan-2 rocket early today to begin a long scries of final test*. The 6,DUO-pound apaceahlp will taka astronaut* Virgil 1. Grissom'and John W. Young on a three-orbit, 4 H-hour voyage around earth to open th* nation'* aacond genera­ tion man-tn-epeca program. DEFENDANT • % By Jane Caaselberry The spectacular five-day Sunland Charity Horse Show which will open officially at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday, at Seminole Raceway in Cassel­ berry will benefit the re­ search program at Sunland Hospital for the Retarded near Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton are co-chairmen of the show. (She is the former Ginny JIM DAUGHTREY, president of Lake Mary Dodd of Gojdenrod, daughter Chnmber of Commerce, and Mr*. Phyllis Rugen. of former County Commis­ . stein, Welcome Wagon hostess for the area, dis­ sioner B. C. Dodd.) play one of the new Lake Mary front auto li­ Mra. Sutton Is a volunteer cense plates which are being distributed by the worker at Sunland, serving Chamber and are available from any member of as a Red ‘Cross Gray Lady the organisation. (HeTald Photo) and whan aho served as a guide to acquaint the press with hospital facilities re­ cently her enthusiasm and dedication became contagious.. Sunland it probably the largest hospital of it* kind In the world devoted exclulively to the care and com­ fort of the non-amhulatury, By Julia Bartoa severely retarded and severe­ last week’s msetlng of th* Al­ ly handicapped physically pa­ Altamonte Springs Civic tamonte Club which opened tients between the ages of a Club will be hostess to a meal­ with a Chinas* Auction net­ few weeks to mors than 60 ing of the Semlnol* County ting approximately |26. year* of age. Federation of Woman'* Club Guest speaker for th* day, The hospital's rapacity is on Thursday, Feb. 26, at the Introduced by Dr. Gertrud* 1,000 beds and out of the Altamonte Community House Forman, prsgram chairman, Dekrly 900 fiillenil'there now- beginning at 10 *.m. was Mrs. Oswald Palagado of lea* than 100 are capable of 1’lans for th* meeting, which Winter Perk, wife of a Pres­ feeding themselves or being will be followed by a covered byterian minister. Presenting toilet trained. Yet in spite of dish luncheon, were mad* at a fascinating and enlighten­ tha almost unsurmountahle ing review of the book, "Ratask of earing for the “most flection on the Sounds," fry helpless of Die helpless” and C. M. Ijewl*, Mrs. Delsgsdo "least hopeful of the hnpeslso gave * hrlef history nf lu# s',^ the -wards - gleam -with ths author’s life, relating his ntlness and wifi-”patients' tiirn from atheism do religion facet reflect the tender lov­ and how the nirsning of the ing care which they receive Psalms eame into hi* every­ by the smile* they give Mrs. day living. By Donna bate* Sutton when she walks in the Tallies were decorated In Comfort nrtlrle* made for the Valentine theme with ca­ room. What could he more inspir­ Die three veteran! hospitals mellias placed at each setting ing to the medical researeher by members of the Auxiliary and featured In Die large ren limn the challenge to help I’nll of American Legion Did trrpirce arrangement. Corsa­ eliminate Ihia threat tn gen­ Glory 1’ost 188 of Altamonte ge* of this chosen Gower were erations yet unborn. Little Is Springs will he displayed at presented to Mr*, llrlagedn known about the cuuse and the regular meeting uf the un­ and the club president, Mrs cure of mental retardation, it scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday Eugrnr Taylor. hut under the competent lead- at Die Legion Horn* on T reb­ Hostess** for th* day were erahip of Dr. Charlea H. le Lake. , Mrs. M. L. Tinsley, Mrs. Glenn Carter, mediral and research Members participating re­ Ilumri. Mrs. Frank Long and director, progress Is (icing cently in making (he articles Mr». Ralph Peter. Refresh­ Iliad* at Sunland particular­ at the home uf Mrs. Grace ments of apple cake with ly in the field of Cytogen­ Ambaclier, president, were whipped cream and cherries etic*. Mis. Catherine llurkhardt, re- were served. Dr. Carter is a member of luthililaDnn chairman; Mrs. the 1’rcsident'a Committee on Nance Russell, Mr*. Minty Mental Retardation and was Warren, Mrs. Laura Larkum, RIood Rank Visit recognized at the annual Jo­ Mr*. Mo]ly Steudle. Mr*. Lil­ The mobile blood hank unit seph I'. Kennedy Jr. Found*. lian Cux end Mr* Elizabeth will lie in Dellary at th* Com­ Don Awards Dinner in New llille. munity Center on March 18 AorU for hi* achievement*, Valentin# But lunches, pro­ ('unstable Oscar Papmreu and lie bits recently authored the vided !>y tlie auxilary, will he Miss Ethel Johnson, co-chair­ List complete work on “ Med­ enjoyed with member* of th* men uf tlie local blood bunk ical A*l*'«t* uf Mental Rcpost during n combined social who are in charge of arrange­ turdutiun.’’ evening fulluwlng Monday's ments, will announce huur* Never a) important discover­ in the near future. ies have been (unite with Die meeting. limited resources and finan­ cial grants available to Nunland, and it is hoped Diet proreed* from Ilie horse show will further research. A new type of mental re­ tardation discovered at Sun­ land has been named the “Carter Syndrome" and the abnormal chromosome found in the patlels’ blood Is known as the “Urlando Chomosome." Other research i* being done in the field* of biochem­ istry, amino acid mrtabulism and evaluating drugs. To Ba Disployed Lyman Folk Singers Present Program For Civic League * Hospital Notes Comfort Items By Julia Bartoa Guest speaker Thursday for the Altamonte Springs Gar­ den Club will be Dr. Geneva Drinkwater, world traveler and former professor of his­ tory at Rollins College. Dr. £ Drinkwater, who accepted a full time professorship in Madras, India, more than a yenr ago, will tell of her ex­ periences while touring many foreign countries. The program will follow the cluh'e regular monthly cov­ ered dish supper to begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Community House. Supper committee in£ eludes Mr. and Mrs. I,. It. Sto­ ver, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs Lewis G. West, Mr. and Mrs. File W. Dallman, Dr. and Mrs. Paul O. Schallart and Mrs. Fred W. Kassman. Ftana for the smorgasbord to be sponsored by the group from 6 until 7 p.m., March «, ate being made by the execu­ tive hoard and will he nn® nnunced In the near future. » tfc e b e s t recipe for folks newly moved to SANFORD wkLb*#**4^* # * 1 J * b S tC ol glftj mi Wormetioa (boat lb* opr, sUr la !«■»• koseiUmy. sea p f l km t ****>»« **4 aekghUk Saves Self TAVERNIER (UPD — A 17year-old boy. Peter Swsn, one of three persona mining ail night aboard a 16-foot skiff la the Florida Keys, swam ashore bar* tbia morning and reported bla father and bro­ ther were clinging to the over­ turned boat. However, when a Coast Guard search helicopter found the swamped skiff liter this morning, the two other! wera not there, LONGWOOD Area Chamber of Commerce P re­ sident William BaumhoUer (left) and E. P. Richards admire citation received from the Governor commendintf the organization (or ita part in promotion of Florida during the year. Royal Wedding: ATHENS, Greece (UPI) Prince Michael, of Greece, was married to Marina Kar­ elia, a 23-year-old painter and theatrical designer. Virginia relrnskt P. O. Hoi 1214 Baaford PhvlIU Rugenataia FA 2-6254 Lake Mary Nor* Norria TE 6-1514 S. Seminole Mildred Haney 468-5631 Lleltonn Mary Gatling* Bear Lake 213-6847 Sophie Maine* 448-4402 Deli sir Let yourself go in a DODGE-SIZE compact th at’s big in everything but price.* G S D P R IC E ! IT A R T AT A 4 v / 4 Big# beautiful with plenty of boom under the hood, Dodge Dart Is the family-size compact priced for family budgets# See your Dodge Boys today for highest tradeins, beat deals, lowest prices and the most exciting cars of tha year— '65 DodgeI . Seminole County Motors, Inc. 1801 WEST FIRST 8TREET SANFORD, FLA. �I (r « . fta n T a rl Page 8—Tuc*. Feb. 9, *65 W rrilS New Officers ~ Preside At O ES Miss Patty Walker Honored Recent Meeting With > Pre-Nuptial Luncheon By Jane Casselberry M ill Patty Walker, lovely bride • elect ot Thomai A. Speer, Sanford, wai honored at a luncheon Saturday, Feb. 8, in the Turquolie Room of the Hamilton House at Caitelberry. Iloiteuea were Mr*. J . H. Loecbelt and her daughter, M n. Jam ei B. DeBrlne. The bonoree wai prciented with a gift of her choaen cryatal and a conage of white cam itloni. The centerpiece for the ta­ ble coniiitcd of a beautiful ar­ rangement of white pompom chryaanthemuma, baby'a brea­ th and pink carnallani, flank­ ed by ailver candelabra with white candlea. In addition to the bonoree and hoaleiiei, thoae attending included the bride • elect'a mother, M n. Leon E. Walk­ er; the future groom’a moth­ er, M n. George A. Speer Jr.j bla aiater, M n. Dwight Holmea of Tampa; Mra. Ed Hurt, Winter Park; Mra. G. Andrew Speer, Mra. A1 Wallace, lira. .Robert O'Neil. Mra. Henry fooke arfd M h.’ /»<*: SchIA ard. Phi Gamma Eta Has Model Meet 'For Rushees Phi Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently met at the home of Mary Sharp. The culture program w it pretented by Barbara Erickaon and Shirley Stumpf. It wai the fin t of a new aerict, "The Feminine Touch." Preiident Peggy Crcvor preaided at the "model meeting." Butheea were Invited to at­ tend to get acquainted with proccdurei of the chapter. Thote ruihcca attending were Rote Kratzrrt, Dinah Drumley. and Linda Craven. The Sidney Vihlent will be boat to a Valentine party on February 13. It will be an In­ formal get-together of all member* and huabandt. The chapter haa agreed to take on a new acrvlcc project. The girl* will be the toiler parent* of two children of this county. Jan Vthlcn, Servire committee chairman, tin* iprnt much time In contacting the State Welfare Department and presenting the schedule ot plana to the chapter. During the social hour, the hostesses served cheese cake, lemon meringue pie and cok as. The girls then played games of skill. „ BRIDE-ELECT Mias Patty Walker, seated right, “ wan feted at a luncheon given a t the Hamilton Houac, Casselberry, by Mrs. J. II. Loechelt and Mrs. Jnmcs D. DeBrine. Also seated is the honorec's mother, Mrs. Leon E. Walker; standing left to right nrc the groom'H sister and mother, Mrs. Dwight Holmes and M fs.. George A. Speer Jr. Enterprise Personals Ur Mra. Itltchle Karri* Mr. and Mra. Warren Hose have hern having a most en­ joyable house party for sev­ eral days now. Mrs. Disc's sis­ ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrell of Buff­ alo, New York arc vialtlng their usual visit and last week Mr, and Mr a . Hamilton Thompson of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma arrived and rented an apartment in DcLand for the winter. It was not quite ready for occupany so they came to stay these few days with the Ilises. Mr. Hlsr and Mr. Thomp­ son worked together several years ago Mild tlu-y have been Easy Saucepan sauerkraut Is easy to make and dellcioui with roasts. Crumble 6 slices of crisp cooked bacon; cure, perl and grate one large apple Combine both with 3‘» cups uf undralned kraut and cook over low heat 20 minutes or until kraut is piping hut. friends for a number of yean, so they are all having a won­ derful time together. DeBary Women’s Club Department Has Meeting By Mra. John l>eone The Education Department of the Denary Women's Club, met at the home of the chair­ man, Mn. Claire Fellows, Na ranja Hd. recently. There were 17 members pre sent to dlicuaa, "Freedom To Read,” and thr basic truths of rrnsorship a ■ It effects our schools, colleges and church es. How can the parents of young children guard against tiad hooks being read ? An open discussion was held on this Important' subject. The nest meeting of the Ed uratlonal Department will lie held on Friday, March 26 at 2 p in. when the subject to lie dlseusfcd by Mrs, W, Black•wood, will be, ''Should our young people be trained in manual work, If they arc bet ler fitted for it?" The pro gram will be at the bouse of the chairmen, Mrs. Claire Fellows, N a ranja Kd. Refreshments were served following the program with Ruth Magnuson presiding at the Tea Table which was ov­ erlaid with a lace cloth, cen­ tered with ■ floral arrange ment of red aiateas. Silver and china appointments com plctcd the table with trays of petite cooklea, mint* and candy. Hemerocallis Club To Meet Thursday The Hemerocallis Garden Club will meet Thursday eve­ ning, Feb. 11. et 7:3ff at the home of Mra. Carl Moss in Lake Mary. M ra . M o n a Bridges o f Mona'a Flower and Gift Shop will present a moat interesting demonstration on Valentine arrangements. TENNIS, ANYONE? — A Brltlah eportnwear designer han created an elegant costume for the tennis courts. The one-piece outfit features a crocheted bodice with a delicate ruffle circling the neck. Matching the bodice is a pair of overthe-knee crocheted stockings. Bootleta replace traditional tennis shoes. A COPY NEGATIVE By I s m Casselberry A gala luncheon meeting was held Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Windjammer Restaurant in Fern Park by the Beta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gam­ ma Society, honorary organi­ zation for women educators, Including teachers from the Lake, Volusia, and Seminole areas. “Hemispheric Friendship" wa* the topic of the speaker, Mrs. Marie Bowden of Lees­ burg, Administrative Assistant to the Citrus Products Sale* DepatRpent of Minute Maid Corporation. A prominent bus­ inesswoman and civic leader, Mr*. Bowden apoke first hand of Latin American relation* as she was chairman of the first Hemispheric Friendship Goodwill Tour of Central and South America in 1960; chair­ man of the first Conference of Buaineas and Professional Women of the Americas in Puerto Rico In 1961 and is at present chairman of Hemis­ pheric Friendship Committee. Because of her contribution to the advancement of educa­ tion ahe wai made an honor­ ary member of Uie Beta Chap­ ter. Introduced by Mr*. Cynthia Schumacher of Leesburg, pro­ gram chairman, she empha­ sized the Importance of the role of the teacher In.further­ Seminole Chapter No. 2, O.E.S., held Its first meeting after the installation of new officer* on Thursday, Feb. 4, at the Masonic Temple, at 8:00 p.m. Forty • three mem­ bers and vlaltora were pres­ ent. Financial statements for the year 1984 were submitted by the secretary, Mrs. J. H. Bllbrey and treasurer, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard. Report of the audi­ ting committee was read by Mrs. J. H. Anderson, Chair­ man. All report* were accept­ ed. A petition for affiliation was received and referred to an Investigating committee. The Past Matrons presented a . courtesy honoring the Wor­ thy Matron. As the Past Ma trona stood, Mra. Charles Cole, president, and Mr*. R. E. Pcurifoy approached the Eaat carrying the Worthy Ma­ tron’s emblem, a red star bor­ dered In white and centered with a white dove. These they presented to the Worthy Ma­ tron and Worthy Patron. The Past Matrons then saluted her with good wlahei in verse, and presented her with a beau­ tiful gift. Byron Leach sang a atanxa of “Sweet PeafeT the “GUI of God's Love" as the officer* stood in formation of ■ star during the outgoing march. Mrs. Estes, Junior Matron, and Mra. Peurlfoy aerved dellclou*- home m ate cake smo­ thered In real Whipped cream, and coffee after the meeting. (A secret — Mrs. Eates made .The Policeman's Benevo­ the cakel) lent Building was the setting recently for a spaghetti dinner dance sponsored by Theta Ep­ Simple Remedy silon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Reduces Tension Highlight of the evening was a floor show staged by the members with Stern Boltc For Harried • acting as Master of Ceremon­ Temlon can wear down the ies. He intrcyluccd the first human body even a* Infection act, the ''Bel* Bugs,'’ inter­ doe*. For the harried mother preting their version of “The who hat to be chauffeur, cook, Name Game." The talented mild, shopper, counselor; for quartet was composed of Bet­ the career woman who muit ty Lewis, Sherry Bolte, Jo combine Job with homemik- Kuhlke and Faye Stetson. tng; for the man who li con­ For the finale, the "Soap fronted with all »nrt* of crises Suds Three Plus One" did the at home and at work, tension ever popular “ Leader of the is a formidable foe. Laundermat." P a u l Lewis, To reduce tension, Dr. Paul Sterne Bolte, Duffy Hutton Dudley White, distinguished and Jack Erickson formed heart, specialist, suggests a this quartet simple remedy: Take i twoSpecial guests enjoying the hour vacation ai often as you evening were Chuck and Joy­ can manage. Walk briskly to ce Sammset, Craig and Joan a library and browse; walk to Moore, Jeanne, a n d Frank a park or botaniral garden Dunn, Joyce and Chuck Rob­ and stroll about, enjoying the out-of-doors. Eat an unhurried picnic lunch under a trre In German American your clly’i park — it's a wel­ come change from a crowded Society T o Stage restaurant. Every community has some attraction to which its harass­ ‘FascliingbalF ed citizen* can escape: A zoo, Tlie German American So­ a park, an Interesting shop, ciety of Orlando announces unexplored countryside. Break the day's routine am] that Its third annual "Faschtension — the life you’re con­ Ingball," belter known as a Mardl Gras Pageant, will be serving la a precious one. held at the Egyptian Boom of the Cherry P in a , Feb. 27lh Credit Women at 8 pm . The traditional council of Eleven, under the chairman Have Breakfast ship of the reigning Prince Nick Nctter, and his This Wednesday Carnival, princess, Lilo Magyar, wish to The Credit Women's Break­ invite the interested public to fast Club of Sanford will hold attend tills costumed gala. Admission it by invitation their semi-monthly meeting, Wednesday, 7:43 a. in., at t^a only* and Invitations may be obtained through members ol Plnecrest Inn. All members are urged to the German American Socle attend. Any woman employed ty, or by writing or phoning in the Credit Field la cordially Mra. James Marluw, 713 War­ wick Place, Orfondo, 424 7754. Invited. CLEARANCE A LL WINTER MERCHANDISE UP 1 /2 TO OFF ONE LOT VALUES TO » 2 2 * 98 D EACH d fo iv & A Fashions Corner Oak 44 Commercial / <u jp 1 - ^ ly r - ; MM PARK DRIVH 210 8. PARK AVE. Mr*. Margaret Manfre of Sanford, chairman of arrange­ ments for the luncheon, and her committee consisting of Mrs. Marguerite Partin, Mrs. Frances Walton and Mrs. Ca­ therine Whelcbel of Oviedo, OPEN WED. F. M. AND FEL NIGHTS were responsible for the gay and hnaglnativa decorations which carried out the Latin American theme. Colorful blankets and terapei adorned the walla, a large arrangement of red roa- LUNCHEON CHAIRMAN for the Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Beta Chapter luncheon at the Windjammer Saturday, Feb. 6, waa Mrs. S. F. Mnnfre, Sanford, (left) shnpter president; Mrs. Anna Pascoe, DcLand, presided, and Mrs. Marie Bowden of Leesburg, spoke on "Hemispheric '—Friendship.’^— --------- erta, -Faye and Boyd Gaines, Eleanor and Andy Anderson, Carolyn and Dick Dennison and Richard and Gail Itozolsky. Members attending were Betty and Paul Lewis, Walt and Joanne Bohannon, Sterne and Sherry Bolte, Betty and Jack Erickson, Jo and Bob Kuhlke, Gary and Pat Helm*, Art and Kay Lee, Hick and Mona Walker, Tom and Pat Largcn, Betty, and Bob Mc­ Kee, Nancy and Bandy Itcy. nolds. Bill and Fran Hlvero, Jan and Don Cahill, Sharron and AI Davis and Faye Stet­ son and Duffy Mutton. ‘Rainbow T ea’ Planned Thursday By Mrs. John Leone The beautification commit­ tee of the DeBary Garden Club is busy preparing for the annual birthday celebra­ tion. Tills year the event will he called the “ Rainbow Tea” and will be held at the Com­ munity C e n t e r . Thursday, Feb. 11 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Tlie committee is composed of the Mines, E. Shoplaugh, Bose Fidler, George Nicely, Lynn Reed, Earl Merrill, H Hcltrlrk and William Lakeman, chairman. Chairman of the six tables are the Mmes. Angel I)iaz, E. Haigh, A Id o Lxxis, P. Lounsberry and George Rupperl. The public it cordially invited to attend the “ Rain­ bow Tea." Club members are urged to attend the Zoning Board meet­ ing at the DeBary Fire Rec­ reation Hall on February 8 at 7:30 p.m. Observed At Elks ea. white _ chrysanthemum!, stock, and leather leaf fern formed the centerpiece for the speaker! table, and the aide tables were decorated with open Spanish fans and clus­ ters of double red camellias. Clever dolls each conceal ing a bag full of surprise fav­ ors served as place cards and the program cover* were dec­ orated with fans, aequini, and lace. A silver offering was takes for the scholarship fund, Mra. Anna Pascoe of DeLand, chapter president, con­ ducted the business meeting and music chairman Mrs. Caroline Wiggins led the group In singing a Spanish aong. Miss Pat Appleton, Rolllna College student, now Intern teaching at L y m a n High School, waa a guest of Mrs. Alicia Schmidt. Others attending the meet­ ing from Seminole County were Mr*. Lucille Snyder, Mias Mabel Chapman, Mrs. Aldla Milwee, Mra. Nancy Brock, Mias Edna Chittenden, Mr*. Ruth Meriwether, Mr*. Velma Mitchell, Mr*. Betty Jo Palmer, M r * . Mildred Wright, Mias Dorothy Rice, Misi Ethel Riser, Miss Bar­ bara Ruprecht, Mr*. Kather­ ine Teague, Mr*. Helen Westgate and Mrs. Hilda Wray. Garden Circles THURSDAY — February II CENTRAL - Will meet at Charity Ball 9:45 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Amidst the glitter of ailver R. W. Turner, 915 Park Ave­ to mark the 23lh Anniversary nue, with Mrs. A. F. Collum of the Sanford Elks' Charity as co-hostess. Ball, 173 members, their wi­ IVY — Mrs. J. D. Woodruff ves and gucsti danced Satur­ day night to the music and will be the guest speaker at e n t e r t a i n m e n t of Son­ 7:45 p.m. a t the home of Mrs. James L. Temple, 110 North ny Bloch's orchestra. The beautiful heart arrange­ Sunland Drive. ments, supplied by the San­ MAGNOLIA — Circle mem­ ford Flower Shop along with red hearts framed with chif< bers will meet at 10:00 a.h. at fon and lace, added Colon to the home of Mrs. II. B. Odthe occasion. Sylvia Moss of ham Sr., 911 Park Avenue, the Anna Miller Circle was bclore proceeding on a field crowned the Valentine Queen trip. and presented an attractive bouquet of flowers. MIMOSA — Will meet at Exalted Ruler, Wade Sny­ the new home of Mrs. Don der, gave the impressive ren­ Smith. The pragram will be dition of the “ Eleven O'clock on Horticulture and members Toast" after which several are reminded to bring articles hundred balloons were releas­ for a white elephant sale. ed from a net suspended from the celling, adding to the fes­ PALM — Mr*. G. R. Bristivity. son will present a program on After a most enjoyable eve­ horticulture at the home of ning, guest* were served an Mrs. 11. C. Oakos, 422 Scott early morning breakfast at Avenue. the club. WOODROSE — The Design and Care of nose Gardens will be the topic of the guest David Watkins, son of Mr. speaker, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, and Mrs. D. B. Watkins has at the home of Mrs. Carl G. recently accepted a position Ttllii, 207 Forest Drive. with Arthur Anderson and Company, a public accounting FRIDAY — February 12 firm in New Orleans, La. CAMSLLIA — Each mem­ He was bom in Sanford, at­ ber is requested to bring ■ tended schools here until 1935, titled, interpretive design to and was graduated from Pa- the meeting at the home of hokce High School in 1960. He attended the University of Place an electric Iron on Mississippi and the University of Georgia. He was graduated cracked or worn pieces of as­ from the University of Miss­ phalt or plastic floor tile to issippi on January 30,1965 in remove them easier. the School of Business Admin­ istration with a B.B.A, In Ac­ countancy. Mrs. L. A. Barley, Lake Mary, } at 9:30 a m. DIRT GAnDENERS-Mem­ bers are urged to arrive promptly at the h6me of Mrs. F. A. Palmer, 535 Valencia Drive. Dr. J. F. Darby will speak on "Insecticides and Spring Preparation" at 10:00 a.m. ____ a HIBISCUS — Members will meet at (be home of 31rs. Da­ vid Fauver at 2 :00. JACARANDA — A program on artistic design will be pre­ sented when members meet at 7:30 p m. at the Golden I-ake home of Mrs. A. C. MeReynolds. ) ROSE — Meeting at the home of Mr*. E. W. White, Geneva, at 9:45 a.m., mem­ ber* will enjoy a program on artistic arrangement* plan­ ned by Mr*. Frank L. Wood­ ruff ill. Personals B U T T CD DISH, fla t* llnar $ 4 -9 1 BILVEHI’LATE RY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. £ h ip ’i$ h o r€ bow-catcher shirt: luxurious in caviar crepe ’5.98 ,r j F ill $£»* "S P E C IA L !! DONT PAY A PENNY MORE FOR A 2 DOOR UNTIL YOU SEE THISI a Coma at* th* separate 120lb. else freezer, e Come touch the huge fruit end vegetable Hydretor. • Compare Frigid* Jra deepshelf door storage end lot* ^ Why Have Faded Halr7 Phone 322-3914 ing International understand­ ing. In the countries of South America which aha visited ahe sensed a hunger for food, ed­ ucation, opportunity, friend­ ship and dignity as an Individ­ ual By Theta Epsilon Chapter EVENING DRESSES SO • Day Taiaporary Hair Color Kratoraa Hair To Natural Color For SO. Day*. Only S3. , Dinner Dance, Show Staged 25th Anniversary PRINT 18 JUST — I f . 50 + 5c TAX AT — BEAUTY SHOP * Women Educators Feted At Gala AND ONE 5x7 Eva Bess .*» Button it on, button it off. That's the beauty of the bow on this coin-dot crepe. 100% Dacron* polyester. White, dotted in monocoloo. 28 to 38. $ 2 3 9 95 “T S K s C VHil_ _ _ _ W/T G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES ----- YOUR FR1GIDAIRB D EA LER -----1700 WEST FIRST (312-3883) SANFORD, FLA. Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed Open Friday Evening* DOWNTOWN SANFORD I �* V tit 0 « n fn r4 Tues. Fob. 9, 'SB— Pair* 9 Wrr*Tl By Abigail Van Buren By Dottle Anitln T10ERBTTES of RVAH-1, fbvisionlng a long lonely Spring and Summer, feted their soon-to-be-departing hus­ bands with a party last week in the NAS Ballroom. Appropriately, the room wa« colorfully decorated with large red hearts and centerpieces for the tables were large red hearts surrounded by Cupids mbarding them with arirs of love. Nothing but the best for the men of their lives—the Tigerettes served their honored husbands steak dinners with all the trimmings. Later they served them other “ refresh- « Toastmlstress Club will have a limited membership under the chairmanship of Kay Bar­ tholomew. Several new members were introduced by Doniea Brown atnhe coffee held at her home. Joining the Three Wives were Jerri Soriano, Darnell Kilklcln and Diane Tomhorit, Betsy Ryan was made tele­ phone chairman and Bea Cof­ fee passed out copies of the new by-laws. Next event for Three will be a bridge with Evelyn FitsP a t r i c k and Kay Richmond as hostesses at the BOQ at 9 :IS a. m. Thursday. On Feb. 19, the girls will have lunch at Ceighton'a and those who plan on going arc advised to make reservations with the hostesses Betsy Ruan, Barbara Kosrota and Joan Moore. a • • CAROLYN DENNISON. RVAH-tl rep to the NOWC board opened her home to a meet DEAR ABBT: I wish you would print my letter for the benefit of all teen-agers KAY KARTHOLOMEW She complained that her mother was always “yell­ ing” at her. a Qaajbq On(Bhidqsi w o rn 9 ••Well.” said East, "I play­ * X Q ia ed brilliantly but with con­ V A ll spicuous lack of success." Practically every North4 10(74 3 South pair in the U. S. team WEST (V) EAST trials for the World Cham 4J4 49 V K J ltt V Q 73 pionshlp landed at four spades + 413 9 A J 1071 8 after the opening bid by West 9 A IM 4Q 32 and most of them made their SOUTH contracts but only the oppon­ 4 A 1 0 7 (3 3 ents of this particular East V III were doubled. ♦ KQO 4 J As East pointed out. his Both vulnerable partner would have beaten Weef North Kaai Seath four spades if he had shifted Paaa 1 4 34 IV to a diamond at trick two, but 3♦ Dbte Pass 44 it does seem that It would Paaa Pass have required clairvoyance Opening W ad -* for West to figure out that particular play. . have beaten four spades and From the standpoint of poss­ ible result, East's double was acquired a top score. brilliant, indeed. He could | From the practical stand­ Ute . . . T o n s tm is tre s s C lub —especially the girl who signed her letter, “ FIF­ TEEN AND PICKED ON’." Jh.e(Oomm Are you fad up with all the organised busy work that it f****o dlffteu irto r a stay>athome houiewife to refuse to do without losing face? If you are, do you feel alone in your reaentment—even to the point, lomellmea, of think­ ing that you must be different from other women? Cheer up. Thar* are more who feel as you do than you may think. Judging from my mall, the number seem* to tie growing, slowly but surely. Consider some quotes from a letter written by a woman who shares your views, and expresses thorn well: “ Dozens of women i know hate bake sales, school carni­ vals and most other ridicul­ ous waya to waste time and money. “ My husband and I have seven children. Let's face it, wc'rw juit past the 40 mark. We’re tired and we're busy with our family. "Who has time today to visit an old friend or a new ona, or a bedridden neighbor or relative, moat of the time? “ Who has time for the (am- Constant rtm inden about .style? My husband could grooming, posture, keeping hav* the table to himself the complexion and hair while the children eat on clean, getting enough rest, traya In front of the TV set. doing homework, eating And I could nurse rny properly, and not wasting grudge comfortably with the too much time watching TV evening paper. Shall we con­ or talking on the phone, ar* all for her own good. I ant tinue a i la ? ’ Or la th e rf1a 16, and my mother used to logical aolution? remind me of all those ANTI-RADIO things, and I alio,felt '‘pick­ DEAR ANTI: If you can ed on." But I am not “pick­ schedule your dinner before ed on” any more because or after the news and my mother dird in July. 1 sportj, try it. If your hus­ grew up overnight. (Please band still cannot forego the sign me) lonship with his family, split "WISH I WERE up and enjoy dinner aa best TICKED ON NOW" you ran. P.S. Nursing a DEAR ABBY: Phase tell Kludge 1* no aid to diges­ that busybody, who wrote tion. to say that her neighbor C ON F I DENTIAL TO was a "thief!' because the •MIXED-UP COUPLE IN towels on her clothesline MONTEREY": Yes, I do had the name* of different a n s w e r question* like hotels on them, that I have "that." But not in the col­ new* for her. umn. Other married cou­ J o h n ' * Bargain Storea ple* have hern "mixed up” scattered throughout Phila­ abuut the same thing. Send delphia sell these towels at me your name and addreaa a discount as “seconds.” and I will answer you per­ Last summer I bought n dotsonally. sen of them, and because of • • a troublemakers like her I Problems? Write to Allhave to hung them in my 1 4 Y * . Box ttDiOO, Los Angeles, cellar. Calif. For a personal reply, FLORA ON enclose a stamped, self-ad­ WEBSTER STREET dressed envelope. DEAR FLORA: Go ahead • • a and hang 'em outside, and .. Hate 4. write letter*T-** if any of your nosy neigh­ Send one dollar to Abby, bor* gives you a bad time, Box -419700, Los Angeles, nsk JOHN to speak for Calif., for Abby's booklat, YOU I "HOW TO WRITE LETa • . TERS FOR ALL OCCADEAR ABBY: Perhaps SIONS." ^ you'll tell me, as you've told countless other wives whose 9 -blessings include a faithful husband who Is an excellent provider, that I have a lot of nerve complaining about a comparative trifle, but VENICE (UPI) - The 60 here It is: Our family ia togethrr for only one meal foot yawl Marcdra. a n e w a day. 1 maintain that thia Claxs A rarer and the largest should be a time for daily fiberglass ocean rarer in the devotion and quirt family conversation. My husband, world, may Just mop up on who has not heard the news this year's Southern Ocean alt day, brings a portable Racing Conference circuit. radio (o tlie table and Ifta The Maredea, owned a n d it Idaat forth. Spuria are skippered by Homer Denlus his hohhy, so after the newa w«- all most listen to and built by Charles Morgan some sort of sporting event. of St Petersburg, won Its first Shall 1 resort to cafeteria outing and the conference's first seasonal race when it ar rived here Just 14 hours aftrr leaving St. Petersburg. I0S miles away, the day before. The time was good for first in the Bret of 34 boala and also the Claxs A title. By Oswald Jacoby point, the double was just hor­ rible. For aU East could tell, his opponents would be cold for five spades and certainly they were not going to be set anything much. As for his remark, it must be pointed out that- his playhad not been brilliant. West shifted to a trump at trick two. Declarer won in his own hand and bid a second trump to dummy. Then de­ clarer led a diamond from dummy and East rose with live ace. This enabled South to make an overtrick. If East had ducked the diamond he would have lost his acc but would have acquired two heart tricks instead and would have held South to his contract. bv Ruth Mnietr ily reunions w-e used to enjoy In years gone by? “ Now. for many, it a a pro­ blem for married couples to find Ume for their own pirents living in tbe same town. “ Why haven’t we Ume for those who really need us— and whom we really need? “ We're on the phone,- celling flub members to remind them of still another meeting, or we're running hither and yon for some organization, or hold ing committee meetings. “ And when children reach adolescence, we all too often find we have a child who Is a stranger, because ue never had Ume to listen to him when he wax amall “ Hut ax 1 xaid. I’ve quit the busy work and 1 know others who have I daresay there are probably many women who would like t< quit—but are Just afraid o( being thought different." m q M u jh tA T V Time Preview* 10-11 p.m. NBC. "NBC While Paper: Oswald and the Law." The subject m atter goea far deeper than just another ex­ amination of the Oswald case. It is an examination of the procedure of criminal Justice as it ia applied to protecting the right* of the accused. Waa Oswald'# (laying the result of, Dallas police procedure? Are suspects physically abused. How voluntary are the socalled "voluntary" confess­ ion* upon which convictions are frequently based? How badly haa the cause of Justice been served In New York’* Whitmore case? The program cites a number of examples o( dubious procedure and rais­ es a lot of vital questions. A program to watch and to con­ template. It could happen to you. 7:30-8.30 p.m. NBC. M r . N o v a k . “ Faculty roBIes." P art two. If you stayed with last week’* episode about the trials and tribulationi of put­ ting on a faculty variety show for a good cause, you'll pro­ bably want to stay with It and you'll be delighted to leant that the show docs go on. If you missed Part One, you might just as well watt until next week to meet Burgess Meredith as Martin Woodrid­ ge, Dean Jagger'a replace­ m ent 7:330 8:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat. “ The Steeple." Som* pretty hair • raising suspense here aa an American soldier, forced to bail out of a plane, dangles helplessly from a church steeple where hla par­ achute is caught Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. 1:11 ( I ) Ne wa Beorl e, W . a l h f f f •> N . w . (31 N v w . c o p . Coni . • :** I I ) CII8 N r a i — W a l t . r Cr onkl t* ( I ) H u n t l . y - Br i n k l e y ' * (9) A q u a n a u t * T:#• ( I ) M- Kn u . d ‘ * ( I ) <’ l i » H . p n r t * 7:S» ( I ) Mr. N o v a k ( ! ) Con- ba l I DS ( I ) J o . y Ul . h o p S how 1:10 <S> H u l l a b a l o o ( I ) M c l l . l . ' a Na v y ( I ) Had S k . l t o n S OS ( | ) T h a T y c oon 1:10 (4) P a l t l c o a t J u n c t i o n <») P a y t o n Pl a c # (!) 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I t 12:00 *Ct> <f) Ok I t i M <D 12:20 (2) \rhen r Love or Lif e Do n n e Heed Navi T r u t h o r Comee* quencee f t ) r«th4r K n o w * H o t t f ) Keer ch f o r To mo r * r ow ( I) G u i d i n g L i g h t (t) Kite Niwe m Gi r l T a l k » • > T#nn. »:r n 14 O ' K t w i , K«1, W o e t h e r (21 Kocu 4 <l> Ai Th 4 W o r l d T o m e 12) toM** M i k e K Deal I T N*4wtlln4 (2) NUC *N4w « <l) r * 9 * w b r d ( 2 ) Mom#nt of T r u t h ( M F l a m * In t h4 Wi n d (C) Ar t L l n k U t l o r 19* P e r In C o u r t (2) T h e Dftetore <»> Al l C N r w i i l k To T*II t b4 T r o t * (9) <l4n4r*l I l n4pl t *l ( 2F A n o t h 4 r Wo r l d 12:42 lhents,“ entertained them with 11 :1ft a hilarious original aklt and 10:00 (SI T h a P u a l t l v * l.vO * t ) T h » t*wctr*w a b d ! t h * gifted them with gay BinderNu r . »x wear, emblaioned with the (3) NIIC Wh i t * P a p e r till M:0n (1) ( . 1 i s i N e w . squadron’s tiger insignia. 1:10 11 -3* (Si Th * !...(• S how Performing in the comedy U 31 ( l i T h * a ( * r of (h« S t a r . skit were President Elaine Orlt:»C (3) T o n i g h t Show 1:2ft ari. Janice Culver, Barbara 2 :•€ E L A IN E O R A Z I WEDNESDAY A. M. Goodmanson, Clois Owen, Judy . . . entertaining t no (2) SI * n On Ritchey and Ruth Weiss. 2 .10 1 IS <2> MUtl9htl14 A l m a n a o • 4 4 ing of the Naval Officers less for a board meeting of the difficult but the bandit* bore 6 24 t « k N 4 % %4 A \Y m t Itrr 20 (Ik «'li9inl*t r y 1 I n t r o to a startling resemblance to two *LCDR. and Mrs. Dirk Sam Wives Club executive board new officers. Andrea Payette 2. SI ( « ft Funr 194 Hrni44t#f regretfully resigned at pub well-known Sanford officers. pie entertained officers and last Tuesday morning. l;«0 1 • • (2. T «»<!•> f< u n 9 h l n • A l m a n a a Cdr. "Blackle’' Condor and ( D licity chairman and Sue Maur­ wives of RVAII-l at a game Special guest of the wives 7: 1» t D \V ■ k r • u p I f i i vi va parly at their home on Scott waa Kay Bartholomew, who is er was named to get out the Lt. (jg) “ Kid" Blerly. I 2ft (I) N4W4 T 20 i d Nr h 4 I SO <2> Tnu Don' t S i r One of the highlights of the 24 Ok 1*41 m Mii r k e t l l e por t T news of squadron activities. Ave.. recently The Ed Brew­ serv ing as co ordinator in or­ I D Th4 E d g e of Nt g h l 7 Jo d> To.Uy New familes in Thirteen may- evening waa the explanation ers copped all the priies with ganizing a total Toavtmislrras (9) Y ' U n g M * r r l Ma « » Ml. kip K1V.»114 W4 » t h # r 4 00 (2> Th 4 Ma t c h O a m e 7 44 ( • > taorai N4 Mrs Brewer taking first at Club which will include both expert Mr*. Harrington to lie by the various department 00 C t p i a l n K ■ m i r o o 1 m Trtllmi«t4r (ft ringing their doorbells within heads, for th. benefit of the bridge and her husband se­ Navy and civilian women. I D H e n t i St or m t 24 Ok W 4 4 1la4 r • N * * » The NOWC is interested In the next few days »s she is ex wives of tlie squadron, ax to 4:2ft ( 2) NIK. N 4 w i cond. 4 So i i*i C m to*»n\ tile 4:JO ( I t VWt of Gr t t u r h e ( D Today just what they do all day “ at For those who didn't care helping laun'-n the club, which tending a welcome to all I D fVncle W a l t 1 40 Ok D l v o r r # Court (£>r bridge there were two ex­ would then nr an organization . This is a leal welcome as work." •Am4Mi-art l l l a l ^ r y 4:10 (2) \V411• ret mo (D Karr rise* ( D T or I l l r or 14 It was related to this report­ f (9k citing games of Tripoley but of its own affiliated only with the club has established a loan (9) H r t h u n t 2 2o i • • 1 t m p i r Ri ' om no one could decide on the t h e International Toastmia-[ service to help out newcomers er by one of the wives that 4:21 (2) f t Ufl o M o m t n t e le (Ik Morn in* i|t>vl4 ftpoFte to 40 d > Mak4 l l o o m f or tress Club. with those dishes, pots and they are not sure Just what winners. 4:20 (2) N4W9Coo« P a d d y • • • The objective of the club is pans, linens and so forth that their husbands actually do. hut (9) H|M»rta, W4 * t h # r ( ( I ) N . w . « l ( h U l k . Wal Now 4 EMILY JOYNEIl was high the development and self im- are always short until house 'hey did find out that the de­ ( D 1.44 «• It To 04AV4F point winner at the RVAII7 provement o- the indivdual hold effect* arrive. If you are partment heads are “ all a O Wives bridge held last week The formation of such a local in need of assistance along hunch of comedians!" t E D YTH T H O R N T O N M c L E O D Welcomed aboard the sta­ at the home of Donna Ord. organization is stdl in the these lines and are missed on People like to have parties idea of Inviting one of your Next function of this group very preliminary stages, Kay the calling, please call Mrs tion were Lt (Jg) Wirt and Harrington at her home al Emily .McKnlght and new and fun at home, and now friends to act as a sort of will tie a coffee Thursday at to'.d the group bride, Patty Hlldcrbrand. wife Uiere Is a new idea In party- "Commentator," and calling <®e home of Libtiy Cox at to Senior advisor* joining the 107 Mayruse Drive. Two new fain Ilea who re­ of Ens. Rill Hiklerhrand grving al Its belt — an Amor ladies for their first monthly a. m. Inin “ Mr. Brer Opener." • • • meeting were Mrs. June Mayo cently arrived were the Edgar Other guests were Lt. tjg) Bud lean, red. white and blur Beer There is always onr who hat and Mtry Ann' Williams, who Party USA. Michauds who are residing VALENTINES DAY was the and Mrs. Huth Swanson. Tlie other day I received a fun making a tilt of a speech, theme at a recent RVAII-9 After discussing various fu­ at 204 Club Rd and the Paul were former members of the "I just have "like ihat Dart GT... most delightful small leaflet telling Jokes and introducing OWC luncheon hostessed by ture activities and functions, Rriithwalti who are livng at group. to give up with all vinyl bucket e • • which tell* how to give one of the guests. Donna McDaniel and Kathy the bosrd set March 18 aa the *04 E. 14th St Do I sound enthusiastic? 1 chasing seats, padded dash, RVAH-3 () Wives held a cof­ these parties, and there are The next busineas meeting Criswell. This delightful decor date for the NOWC Spring was carried out not only in luncheon. The dale wraa chang­ will he on Feb. 18 at the new fee last Thursday at the home wonderful' Idea* on how to am! I am tired of the same Dodge D a ns... carpeting.... "But the decorations, but In the ed from April due to the Navy Wives Meeting Room of Donna Wells with Isabel decorate, suggestions for de­ sophisticated cocktail partira, loo firing the works. I'm not menu as well Bombing Derby change of next door to tlie Ballroom. All Goshorn a* co-hostess. These lightful things to eat, and and everyone trying for the For a change. It's so sporty taking Wlloisie dcGnnahl welcomed plans. wives of the enlisted men of two served a red layer cake there arc details on how to same thing in . entertainment topped with white frosting that serve your beer. L like beer to I applaud the people acmes ,as a guest, Jo Maloney, who RVAH-13 wives will serve as the squadron are invited any I'd rather ride I’m sure • • • was the conversation piece tie really cold and I like it in the country who have taken is an “old Nlner" ami the hostesses for this event which in one. she'll notice it. chances." a long, Uiin glass, but there the 'B eer Party USA" to DON'T FORGET, eollsted of the meeting. group planned their activities will be held at Creightons in tiieir hearts for the month which* will be­ Winter Park. Fashions, hair wives of RVAH-3! You a rt re­ Kathy Russel] conducted the sre sketches of the exart type Start now' Get your "fun" gin with a bridge at tbe home styles, manc-up and hats wiU quested to be present at the business meeting and plan* of glasses and inuga which first meeting of your new club were made for bridge it Anne are suitable for serving beer. room or patio or play room of Pat Burch, Friday; a steak- highlight tlie affemoon. Go ahead and let people ready. Betty Wdhauck, Staff* rep. at the Nary Wives Meeting Plrotte's at 7:30 Friday and cookout at Kathy Henson’s Tomorrow — "Dear Edyth abode on the 19th and another was named co-ordinator of the Room, next door to the Ball­ a potluck supper on Feb. 19 know you like , Victor Her­ bridge with Sara Jane Smith meeting room recenUy eata- room at 7;30 p. m. Thursday. at Jo Watson'* bom* In Park bert's lilting melodies and that Thornton McLeod" you “love" the music of the , 's hostess on Feb. 26. bliahed for all Sanford NAS Please make every effort to Ridge. • a • attend and help get this new "Gay Ntnetlei " Have a party l.ater the Nine Wives plan wives group*. o M i v f cj r \ c l RUTH McKENNA and Deb- in your fashion and yes, let Enlisted men's wives as w«U club off to a flying start. to get together with the Five • • * R ID E .IN T H E A T R bi* Sherill were co-hostesses the “ kids" come along. They Wives for a pot-lurk supper. is officers wives are invited STATION OFFICER'S WI­ for Um VAH-1 Officer'# Wives may like the tune* also. t Caryl Marshall and Kathy on a volunteer basis to form This delightful amall "Beer Henson will do the honors for a committee to work with Bet­ VES had lunch at the Villan- coffee and busineas meeting ty in maintaining and further ova Restaurant in Winter Park lest week which featured a Party USA" booklet can be this one. Tbe winners at the January decorating the meeting room. recently with Betty Daughtry Valentine theme. The door youra. II you want one, aend Under the direction of Thel­ and Kay McGowan as hostess­ prize, a big box of Valentine me your name and address, bridge held at the home of candy waa woo by Carolyn and I will sec that a copy la Elizabeth Klein were Doty ma Unger, chairman, the pop­ es. Chairman Eve Rogero led ■ Bowen Red heart* and Cupid mailed to you. Have a birth­ Maliczowtki and Joan Green- ular NAS Thrift Shop wUl soon v*°d. get a face-lifting job as well as long business meeting which himself centered--the dining day party this month In long• • • several near items. The squad­ Involved dlscusalons of the up­ room which wa* loaded down delayed honor of George Wa­ HIGHLIGHT of the recent ron chairmen for the shop re­ coming Bombing Derby and with mouth-watering home­ shington. Do you know that Georg* Washington bad hi* RVAH-3 coffee-business meet­ cently met tc set up ■ new the .Novy. Relief training made goodies. BUUe Taft, presiding over own brew house at Mf. Vern­ course that la .JMAng offered ing was the report from the schedule for workers. the business meeting, appoint­ on? William Penn had a brewNOWC board member* wUl In March. NOWC board meeting by Pat The Station Wive* have tak­ ed some new officers and ery, and Thomaa Jefferion, Murphy, Three's representa­ meet again Feb. 1( at 10 a. m. at the home of Betty WU- en on a support project for the chairmen Including Barbara James Madison and Fatrick tive. Visiting Nurasi Association Barnes, treasurer; Joanne Henry favored beer as a Pat asked the girls to submit hauck. • • • NOW thru WED. and their first act waa to do­ Sample, bridge chairmen; “ temperate beverage." suggested themes for the AT 1:00 • 3:00 • 5:03 STEAK TOR LUNCH waa nate a supply of vitamin pills Debbie Sherrill, Thrift Shop I like thing* American and Itonblng Derby decorations 7:03 . 9:03 a l told them about the All the special order of tlie day to the nurse* for distribution sod Shirley LaRocca, publi­ I alto like to see the after­ city chairman. when enlisted wive* of RVAHto needy children. forty <i»wd hav* fun and plan Wives luncheon slated at Kay Reckztov, squadron re- a party with a basic idea. One Creighton's Garden Restaurant 13 held their installation of of­ They are planning to do more along these lines later presentaUve to Um NOWC of the clever thing* In the in Winter Park on March 19. ficer* recently. Special guest* were Mr*. and we will keep you Inform­ board outlined the coming booklet, among many, la tha Pat said there will be a parade Don't you taka chances either...gel a sura thing. Gat Dart Tfethq&Goosoereeta for the wives. of fashions from Mary Esth­ Maggie Nolta and Mr*. Mary ed. Friday night, the BOQ ward­ Dottle Oaks waa bidden er's, hair stylea by Phillips and Lola Webster. Mr*. NolU Dm. tie I amity s m compact. I ll inch whstfcass. Sound hg? h i t Dig. roomy and comfortable. Mon trunk (pact, (ml served ai installation officer room waa transformed into the farewell with a gift from the a make up demonstration. Your c ta c i it economic al Sou or quick VB'l And den's i hide compact pnci r tha tsar window of tvtry ore. wive* end Carolyn Bowen waa Another suggested activity and presented the club with an “Tinhorn Saloon" for a Sta­ tion party—there were cow- welcomed Into Um circle. was golf lessons at Rolling engraved gavel. STAKTH THURSDAY • • • Taking office to iegd the boyj and oow glria. dance hall HdU Country Club (that’s a WORLD little west of Longwood off SR dub. were M lrgaret H aney, (trim and *U kind* ef West­ S A M STALLINGS w a a . PREMIER Bemed new serial chairman president; Shirley Moor*, vice ern dree* costumes in keeping U4). There will be a Navy relief president; Norma Pickens, **• with the spirit of tbe occas­ for BVAH-11 at a coffee at Alice Werner's last wtek. course during the month of cretary; Lucy Pope, treasur­ ion. March for new people as well er; Sandra Harrington, mem­ They* w*» even a hold-up— Sara replaces Loretta Allen as a refresher course for form- bership; Mary Harden, chap­ (shade* ef Ux Cun Territory I ) who will soon be leaving for 1801 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLA. worker*. Those who would lain; Alice Rough, telephone TV# sneaky type*, heavily JahnavlUe, Pa Ik* W participate were asked chairman and Andrea Fay­ armed abd mubnd, held up Jackie Klein and Sue JamlKAc TILL 2:90 KA* the bar and mada off with tha aoe volunteered to help Sera ette, publicity chairman. • *> give their names to Pat. D i r h o n . . FBI.DM — WATCH THI 909 HOP* SHOW." N9C-TV. CHICK YOU* LOCAL U9TW4. ..................... 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Straight A students are: Bonnie Caolo, Helen Mann, Ronnie Hall, David Littleton and William'’ Stemper, sen­ iors; Laura A. Carlson, Susan Day, Linda Malloy, Leslie Moore. Marllinetta Welch and Gray Wrisley. Others named to ths Honor Roll are; » Seniors — Margaret Bower, Kay Sandifer, Peggy Cream­ er, Linda Spencer, Donna Danklefs, Mary Swigonskl, Sharon Drum, Betty Turner, Sally Green, Darrell Benge, Jeanette Herman. Joe Farless, Jeanne Klinefelter, Dav­ id Higginbotham, Sherry Maraslta, David Lanier, Linda Parnell, Larry Sherwood, Di­ ane Powell, Jeffrey Willlema, Becky Ricker, Charlea Hunt­ er and Judy Cochran. Junior!—Vida Bua Jelllet, Stephany Weetgate, Cheryl Jonee, Mickey McClanahan, Pam Meriwether, Rey Plvec, Made Nelman, Byron E. fJnrtlltr-’Beekr- T an n e r-a n d Dlen Utterbaek. Sophomore*— Janice Bos­ ton, Treena Kaye, Mery Sue Makln, Richard Goerie, Steve Leach and Lamar Oxford. Mrfl, Tookc Dies Sanford Native CITATION PLAQUE to American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 of Sanford, received for attaining 139 per cent membership quota, is displayed by Mrs. Churles Webstar, chairman of the membership committee. Other members of tha committee (from left) are Mrs. Thao Stiles, Mrs. E. K. Baxter and Mrs. Kuanall Tench. Dies At Miami Mr*. Lynn W. Whelchel, n relive of Sanford, died unex­ pectedly Tuesday a t Miami. The former Mergeret Peters, daughter of the late W. H- Pctrrs and ihs lata Alice Peters O'Connor, was born Nov, 4, 1008, In Sanford. Hh* attended schools in San­ ford and Baltimore and Flor­ ida State Unlverelty at Tallabailee prior to removing 'to Miami, where eh* hae resided aince her marriage. Mri. Whelchel waa a mem­ ber of Miami Shore* Presby­ terian Church and waa active In civic and medical organisa­ tion!. Surviving are her husband. Dr. L. W. Whelchel; three children, Lynn Jr., student st McGill Msdlcsl School In Can­ ada; Busan, presently teach­ ing in Formosa, and Henry, a atudrnt a t Hsrvard; a step­ sister, Mrs. Jossph A- Brsun, Hillsborough, Calif., and a musln, Miss Charlotte Smith, Sunfurd. Kunrral arrangements are being held in ebeyanc* pend­ ing arrival of relatives. Florence Bunnell Dies Tuesday Mrs. Florence Elsls Bunnslt, 73, of Hunnell Rosd, Bssr Lake, died Tuesday. A native of Carrington. N. D.. she esme to this eras 44 years ago from Minneapolis, Minn. She was a member ol SI. A n d r e w s Presbyterian Church. Survivors s r t har husband. G. W. Bunnell, of Bear Lake; »oni, G, -Wlllsrd Bunnell, of Orlando and Archie H. Bun­ nell, of Lockhart; a sister, Mrs. Mery Alice Sunvold, ol Lockhart; four grindchlldren and s e v e n greit-grsndchtldren. Refugees ‘Eyed’ BAD HERSFELD, Germany (UPI)—The Communist* hevo Installed in electronic "refu­ gee detector" to sound the alarm on Eest Germans flee­ ing over the border to the West. CEREBRAL PALSY Telethon headquarters for the Sanford area were under direction of Mrs. Sydney Base, chnirman (right) and Mrs. Beverly Krecek, co-chairman (left). Accepting tele­ phone pledge is Mrs. Marie Sundvidl, one of the many volunteers who assisted over the weekend. ef |20 at gunpoint He »*• told officer James Bates had already arrested the men af­ ter stopping them for ques­ tioning became that seemed "gso cooL" r___ r,’ T, // • - Sanford recreation depart* ment will ho*t ita annual Valentine Dance on Friday night at the recreation center. Muelc will be featured by the "Rogue*," an up and com­ ing band from Sanford. The "Rogues" will feature both Instrumental and vocal pop tunes throughout the evening. Dress will be regular school dress. Doors will be open sT 7:30 and the dance will close at 11 p. m. Snowball Bill LOOKING OVER one of the 30 Incubntors mndc by ntudentn of Bear Lake Elementary's large block science class arc David Wain, Mike Dozier and Mike Estez, left to right. Now that the three-week gestation period ia almost up, the boys and girls are eagerly awaiting to see how many chicks hatch out. Mrs. Leira Stroup is teacher of the class. Food Shopping Golds (The following guide to the nation's best buys for the weekend has been prepared by the U. S. Departments ol AT Iculture ^ I n t e r i o r for United Press International ) WASHINGTON (UPI) Somewhat limited meal offerings are offset by a variety of colorful fresh fruits and vege­ tables this weekend. Beef itcak and ham are the NASHVILLE (U PI) — The Tsnnessea House received a bill that would Impose a max­ imum of six monthe imprison­ ment and 1500 fine on pertona throwing snowball* at pedest- best red mest buys, followed closely by broiler-fryers, eggs, canned pink and chum salmon, and fish portions and sticks for those good protein buys. The latest reports from the coniunfer end marketing serv­ ice ahow that carrots, celery, letlucc, sweet potatoes, banines, and grapefruit are in good supply. OnJons, both gretn and dry. lomstoes, apples, and oranges are especially plentiful. Mr. S i a m It* E- Tookc Jr., of Hanford, are In Clear­ water where they were celled Monday due to death of his mother, Mra. H. E. Took* Sr. Services there were scheduled for 2 p.m. today. Funeral Notice n u unnii: AH. If VI*. Ke— i*rv!e*i fo r Vune r al I rig in nm, M r . JI.rJ'irl* Y who * l • 11 M*»n* *y, w i l l ho h o ! 4 at 1 p. in. 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Inghrsm, of Senford, end four grendcblldren. Brlsson Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. SAN FRANCISCO (UFI)~ At Rec Center 10 SECOND PRIZES: *600 EACHI ENOUGH TO BUY GROCERIES FOR 6 months: Succumbs At 59 Gea station attendant Edward Curtis phoned police to re­ port two men bed robbed him i Slated Friday * 25,000 BALLARD FLOUR SWEEPSTAKES I Mrs. M. Inghram ‘Too Cool* ' Valentine Dance II Honor Roll Score * Perfect 'A' Records (Ffar Pertferb I m l f t Pngc 2—Wed. Feb7lO, *66 DETROIT (UP!) - Ameri­ can Motors today officially un­ veiled its nsw Marlin hardtop "designed for those who want n sporty fallback concept com­ bined with roominen and com­ fort. "The Marlin's design con­ cept provides conventional hardtop spaciousness and com­ fort which until now hive been eacrifleed in other fsetbeck designs," Thomas A, Coupe, Alee president of automotive sales, said. U will havs full alx-passanier room. 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Feb. 10. *65 S t r ik e s • • . S p a re s Ry John A. Bpolekl I know all of the gait will b« fnUraitad in knowlnr when they’re scheduled to bowl and on which lanes this coming week-end for their fifth an­ nual bowline tournament, ao, here’* the official line-up from jrour association secre­ tary, Fran Horton. There’ll be. 18 teams on the 1 o'clock Squad and 15'teams competing a t 6 p.m. Starting on lana one and working towards 18, this is the wajr the teams will he rolling: Orand F rii, Ramblerettes, Bonnevilles, Dragonettes, Le Sabres, Art Brown Feat Control, Thursday Night Mixed. Behrens Tractor Re­ pair, Merle Warner Realty, Fancho’s Mexican Food, Htenatrom Realty, Lil' Buggers, Five Coquettes, Johnny Walk­ e r Realty, Jet Inn, Sand Spurs, Inland Materials and on lane 18, it’ll be Kami in­ surance. Bowling a t 6 p.m., you'll find theaa team* In action. Again starting on lane one and wofklng'through lane 16: Wilson-Malar Furniture, Bet­ ty* Army's Hair Styling, St. Ukalty, Fierro ManuE l-A-SersTTOwes’ Tire Shop, Slar'rtilefa, O.K. Tire, Electrics, Hunt Realty, Catallnas, Tempests, Shep­ ard’s Oil, Lake Monroe InnLasaies and on lane 15, it’ll be the NAS Oops Ope. (The name alone ought to win ’em some­ thing, huh?) The Doubles and Singles lane assignments are on dis­ play hera a t the lanes and you’ll be able to confirm yours by checking It out at the time you come in to shout your Uam event* on Satur­ day. The I) A S’t ere on Sunday with aquadi at 2 and 4 p.m There's a total of S3 team* entered for this annual event and 18 pairings fur the dou­ bles and tingles. The public is cordially in­ vited to watch these women bowl with a special Invitation for all of the husbands of three women to come on out and cheer them on. Inriilrntally, as le the cate every year, the men's associa­ tion volunteers to keep score for the women's tournament with these gals reciprocating the offer for the gent's get together. We'd like to have you men sign your name to the' ecore'i sheet on the coun­ ter. The Saturday Night Moon­ light Bowling Group had 10 winners this week. Lota of goodies for the home, lik* sir­ loin steaks, etc. are the Induce­ ments which are making the gale real hippy. The winner’s circle includes the names of Marlyn Fergu­ son, Loncttc Henning, Bernice Hudson, Linda Folt and Darkia Owens for the gsls. Checking-in high for the men keglers were Clarenca Henning, Bill Owens, Gordon Honeycutt, Dick Elam, John Fischer and Dale Alexander. It's lots of fun and has even more room for any of you who'd like to Join the group each Saturday at nine. The ISO guaranteed scotch doubles started this past Sun­ day with only one squad now scheduled at 9 pm.. First place fell to Sue Jackeon end Bill Ramsey with second slot dropping to Dottie Austin (our world reknowned Herald luminary) (Ed. note: She should have been working, tool) end Pet* Also Individual priiei were awarded on a high game ba­ sis and these were the ‘bomb­ ers': Jackeon/Rameey; Darkil/Doug Owens; Duster An­ derson/M a r g a Carathere; Jarkson/Rarnsey; ami Marlyn Ferguarm/Gordon Honeycutt. The scotch doubles is u reg­ ular Sunday feature at 0. Before it slips our mind, the Friday evening women's Sand Spurs League is in need of a buwler or two. It's handi­ capped, so if you'd like to join, please give ue the word here et the lanes. There ere more and more young folks starting to bowl. What with lbs Saturday AM Junior Bowling League, the Thursday Afternoon Semi­ nole High School league, now »e ran look forward to a Buy Scout's Bowling le a ­ gue whirh'll rompete on Tues­ day afternoons. A- a matter of fact, our first meeting will be fur some free bowling lessons Vo the Scouts this coming Tuesday. See you at the fifth annual Sanford Women's Bowling Tournament this coming Sat­ urday and Sunday. Houston Astros Try New Indoor Stadium HOUSTON (UPI) — Outflrlder Rust Stauli slapped a bunt-hall deep toward right field into the plush cuahionrd bl eachers. "That'a better than hitting them ouatldc," Stauh aald. "1 Just can’t wall for the aeoson to open. I t’s really, really good.” The arena wai Juat one of the first a t a special press preview of the new all-weath­ er Harris County domed atadiurn, as tha Houston Aalrus held the world's first Indoor* batting parctlce on a regula­ tion site baseball field. Singer Anita Bryant threw , eut the opening baseball to atedlum architect Bob Mlchew. Then the batting began on the lush green carpet of grate inside the dome—after news­ men heard the National An­ them played over the atadlum Bound system. A few persona worried that • player might lose track of g hit baseball In the gray Overhead of tha dome, but generally everyone agreed the ball carried off the bat th# same indoor* aa outside. Later, someone out of sight «f tjte newsman threw a ' switch s i it grow dark out­ side. Three bank* of 1,804 lights th at surrounds th* upper por­ tion of the dome came tp life and lit the arena in an amasing array of- color and bright* Ineas. A brightness twice th at ;of the old Colt Stadium. Tha AaUos management ex­ pects a full house nf around 45,000 persona to fill the- $22 million stadium'* six decks of rainbow - colored upholstered sent* when the club opens a special pre season a e r i e s against tbs New York Yan­ kees and Baltimore Orioles on April H. The National League season opener for the Astros will lie April 12 agalnat the Philadel­ phia Phillies. European Champ Elects To Retire FRANKFURT, G erm an y (UP!) — European light heavyweight champion Gus­ tav (Bubi) Scholi elected to­ day to retire aa a champion lather than try to train down for anotliar bout with Italy's Ulullo Rinaldi. Bchola, who was given un­ til March 31 to flghL Rinaldi or be stripped of hie crown by the European Boyfng Uhion, announced he no longer can make the light heavy­ weight limit of 176 pound*. Buhl won th* European crown from Rinaldi'on a foul laat March 4. Nicklaus Defends PHOENIX, Aria. (UPI) — Big Jack Nicklaua, rounding Into championship form, op­ ens defense Thursday of the first of four title* h* won In 1964 whan tha 685,000 Phoe­ nix Open golf tournament gate under way at th* Ari­ sons Country Club. L p a n Drops DeLand From First Place Bulldogs Even By David Rig gte bote a n By Jim Merlins Herald Sport* Writer Herald Sports Writer The Sanford Junior High The Lyman Greyhounds led split a pair of tilts all the way Tuesday night in 9 ML Dora Bulldog! dafaaling the DeLand Bulldogs la the Bravca’ laat •1-48. Led by Eddla Long's 23 of the season with a 53 points, Lyman gained a sec­ win for the Sanford ond place tie with DeLand and eighth grade over the Bulldog knocked them out of first In ninth grade and • 48 to <2 loai the Orange Belt Conference. for the Sanford ninth grade to Apopka, by defeating Wild­ the Mt. Dora 10th and 11th wood, now la in Brat place In grade team. tha OSC. In an earlier meeting of the The scoring of Eddie Long season Sanford dafeated the was influential throughout the Bulldogs In both games. contest He made five .field Bobby Lundqulst was high goals and 12 free toasei for 22. man for the Sanford eighth He rcored fix points on free grade team In the first half of throws early in the game and play with IS polnta and Tom­ PAT BRADFORD, of Sanford, member of Dusty put Lyman in the lead, one my Sandage wai aecond with Boots Riding Association and 5-H Club, took lb*y never rellnqulahed. ala. Bill Bracken made five first place in Western Pleasure Clnss (open) on Lyman held a 141 Ifad at and Skip Benkarlk added four her beautiful blue roan mare, Missy, in the the end of the first stam s. A with Melt Morgan adding two Apopka Horse Show. Pat has won a number of Ho give the Bravca a 31 to 14 strong DeLand comsback in the aecond was not successful ribbons in this class with Missy, which she has lead at the half. in overcoming tha 'Hounds. had only a short time. * , (Herald Photo) In the second half Morgan Lymsn ltd 31-26 at the half. and Sandage made six point* The two team i held the dis­ each and Lundqulst and Kit tance In the third period with Jarrell mad* four each. Braeeach netting 13 points. Going krn made two and Senkarik into the last eight minutes of made one to give the Baby pliy Lymsn had a 44-39 lead. Bravei a S3 to 34 victory. The last period made the In the ninth grade competi­ difference for Lymsn as they tion Sanford lost by a score outscored the foe 17-10 thus of 46 to 42 to the Bulkloga in winning the gam* 61-49, the final seconds of the final Long't 22 wai high for both The Racing Queen semi­ Qumiel* (1-8) $13/20 period. Mike Grant and Tom teams. Joe Asher, shooting on final, are on tap tonight at Perfects (81) $2100 Brant made six polnta aach for rare . occasions, scored lluL #—*Sanfoj*kd»rlando Kennel Santord In the first and Mile 4th Race — 3/11 — Time 31-81 points. Mike Sterling, Davis Club with the bed IS female Long and Bruct McKIbbtn Mails and Jim Wlnklemsn sit runners at the track vying for W. D.'a made three each with Leslie 7.00 4 20 3 00 scored eight points. berths in Saturday night's Sure Foot Green dropping in (wo and John Burkhelmer scored two Baring Queen finals. Proud Mara 4 00 2.60 Brad Hollingsworth adding points for Lyman's 61. High The first four greyhounds Cuckoo Rock 2 60 one to Ue the game up 21 to scorer for DeLand was Jim tcros, the finish line in to­ Quiniela (5-8) $11 6o 21 at the end of the first half. Ritter who scored 11 points. night's eighth and ninth races Perfecla (8-3) $32 10 In the second half Brant Paul Harris and Eddie O'- will make up the field for the 5th Race — l> — Time 41.3* paced the Braves with 10 Quinn each tallied eight points Saturday night final* Rtdcn 7 00 3.80 2.60 polnta and Grant added five 12 00 3 GO with Ira Abramaon making for DeLand. The first four flnUhcrs in Reseda The victory for Lymsn give, ^ { Quiniela (24) $5000 four. Hollingsworth added two, them an 83 conference mark ^ ^ mi|ehw, , (■olden Midget ^®^jbut the Bulldogs mid* four with one game remaining »nd|iv_ . __ L,_ ,__ I foul shots to win the game 46 the track's best four male Perfect* (4-21 $120 30 a to 3 overall record. DeLand sprinter, ,n the King and 6th Race — 5/1* — Time 31.68 , to 42. has a 7-2 record end Apopka Nat'l Red 20 40 13 00 t 80 has in 8-2 msrk for the lead Queen championship on Feb. fadm ita 4.80 3 in 27. The Jayvee game was won Material 9 80 Morning line favorites In to­ by DeLand 44-34. night's eighth rare ate L. L.'s i Qumiela 13 8» 53i 00 Me Too and Miss Whirl 1. L.’s Perfect* (3 8) $126 90 Me Too ha, been in the money 7lh Race — H — Time 40.90 8.60 4 00 2 60 In all nine of her start, this Eastern Ave. 4.00 3 00 BIRMINGHAM (U PI)-T he season wtth six win. Miss Opal M*c Giddy Gal 2 B0 Kentucky Wildcats, averaging Whirl ha, four win*, four w 87 points a game, lead the eond place finishes and one Quiniela (2 7) $15 30 Southeastern Conference of­ third plare finish in 11 starts. Perfecla (2 7 S47 40 5/16 — Time 31.69 fensively w h i l e Tennessee Th» I* Habres won n four Other et.’htli rare starter. 8th Rare point Haclsion over the Star- Include O II '* New Day. Sha Soldier s Pay 12 60 5 00 3 60 shows why it i, a contender. chlsfa in thr Bill Hemphill ma. Candy Spot*. Don Doll, Michael K 4 20 2 80 (or the title by holding oppon MotoretUa League and there Kistnlell and She's Set Barada 3 60 enti lo 54 6 points a game to by closed four full games on lop the league defroslvely. Qumiela (1-4) 524.40 Early ninth race favorites them The Starrhiefs still are Sum mere t la and Katie Perfects (41) $79 80 First place Vanderbilt is maintain their first plsre Kunmarker Rounding out On­ 9th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.77 nearest to Kentucky in the offensive department, averag­ Standing but the l.e Sabres field will 1m- Naums Secretary, O II a hava nuw drawn much clo.er Qlllte Nke (;rn , Ka)r |,llrk Lipstick 10 GO 10 20 6 00 ing 84 ( point, a game. Surprising Alabama is third 9 20 4 60 and It look* like a cluae rare „,IW now,j World'srFairest and Kb- La Pete to the finish. Mary Ann Kin­ ony Rock. I’m Princes, 6.20 with 77 9 polnta a contest Florida's Gators are a dis­ sey wai thr hnt shut fur tinResult, of Iasi evening's Quiniela (4 5) $26 20 tant second to Tennessee in Le Sabres with a fine 183,'- races: Perfecla f 3-41 $163 50 474 followed closely by nelly „ , (f _ J/1B _ Ttmr „ M loth Race — i / l i — Time 31.3* defense Florid* has allowed Richey with 162(471 and An Bank Trust 11 20 5 20 3 20 opponent* 618 points a gamr 10 So 6 00 ( 00 Dave Hall nette Wallatedt with 168/- R.P.'s Annabel! 14 40 6 40 Auburn Is third, giving up 67.5 5 00 2 80 Sllvrr Workl 465. Linda Poat took high Glory Trans 7.60 poinla a game lo opponents. 1. l. 's Belinda 3 20 series for the day with a 17H/- Quiniela (2-3) $27 60 Quiniela (34) $79.00 506 and Evelyn Mills backed 2nd Race — 5/16 — Time 31.15 Perfect* (4 3) $350 40 Harlow Signs har up with 180/461 but to Althe4 K DALLAS (U PI)—Th* Dal­ 10 00 4.HO 3 80 11th Rare — S — Time 40.92 no avail aa th* La Sabre* Casual Mr Ed 6 40 4 80 Pleasant Maid 50.00 47.00 4 40 las Cowboys signed Kansas were unbeatable this day 11.00 3 40 State's 6- foot-3, 225-pound Danny's Dividend 4 X Texas Tinker The ‘‘mighty” Tempest* Quiniela (231 $33 20 Brook shy 2 40 running back Ron Barlow, won four points to grab a Daily Double (3-3) $74 80 who was drafted as a 20th Qumiela (3-4) $96 00 firm hold on the number three 3rd Race — 3/IS — Time 31.52 Perfect* (34) $1031 00 round future and bedame aput ai Hetty llussard rolled Rusty'* Rival eligible at midterm this year. 3.40 2 60 2 60 Mutuel handle $72,035. high game of 1H4/489. Carole Burk Rocker 3‘80 5 60 Mace set the pace fur the O.B.'s Address 7 oo Grand Prlx In a three point win over the Invlcta* aa ahe tallied a 171/464. Th* ronllac* took four frum tha Cat­ alina* and tha Skylarks grab­ SEMI-FINALS bed four from th* Ramblerettea thanks to Joan Migln'a 169/466. Phyllis Kltner shot DAYTONA REACH (UPI) a 170/477 to show the way — Doug Coojht, th* tup for th* EUctraa In- a three NASCAR rookie lust year, gem* romp over the Riviera*. qualified along with two others Tuesday for the Day­ All-East Team tona 600 stock car race. NEW YORK (UPI) — Cooper, of Gastonia, N. C., Princeton'* Dill llradley and turned in second best speed Providence's Jim W a I k t r of 154.179 miles pur hour be­ Racing made the weekly All-East hind Earl StrirkUr of Hyatt*. major college basketball team vllle, Md., who c l o c k e d NIGHTLY of the Eastern College Ath­ 154.406. Don Tucker of . 1 A EXCEPT letic Aaeoclatlon, each for Grcensburo, N, C., qualified SUNDAY tha fifth time this season. at 152.607 m.p.h. Connecticut'* Toby Kimball, Fifiy-thrs* driver* have Duqueane'a Willie Komar**!, entered their names for the Villanova's Jim Washington 600 Sunday, but the field is and Penn State's Bob Weisa limited to 60. Moat were to Exciting PERFECTAS featured war* also named. try out today and Thursday. In eaeh racing program. 'Queen' Semi-Finals Tonight A t Dog Club Gators Second In Defense Play LeSabres Close On Slarchiefs Rookie Qualifies In Daytona 500 ♦ Glass-Enclosed Heated Graaditanda A Clubhouse Valet Parking — Berry, Ne Mineral ' ON 100 BRANDS DAY! FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:16 P. M. II* R. FIRST SANFORD WE CITE TOP VALUE STAMPS Buzz Barton Wins TAMPA (UPI) —Butx Bar­ ton of Tampa, driving an Offenhauier - powered racer, captured the 50-lap Florida State Fair feature sprint race^ Gordon Wooley of Waco, Tex., finished second and Jim MouKhan of Springfield, Mo., was Sanford recreation depart­ Sanford vs DeLand, Semi­ third. ment's Biddy Basketball ( Flo­ nole High, Feb. 22, 7 p.m.; rida Junior Boys BnakelhnU) Sanford vs DeLnrid, DeLand LIFE INSURANCE held the balloting to select Jr. High, March 1, 7 p.m.. and OPPORTUNITY the All Star Team to jepre- Sanford vs Clewistnn, DeLand PERSONAL PRODUCING aent Sanford in the (State Jr. High. March 6, 6 p m. GENERAL AGENT Tournament to be hosted by The Sanford learn will be coached by Chief John StubDeLand. Our Company hae an open­ The team will be as follows: bins. who coached First Fed­ ing locally for a man whose present position doesn't ofSteve Hitrh'cock and Jim Dun­ eral to a Mg loea| season. Irr thr (uturr he nerd*. In ham, of Standard Oil; Bdl addition to a complete port­ Schmidt, of Strickland Morrlfolio of politic., we have lon; Hotly Sykr-, of Sanford Recovered special contracts with builtAtlantic Bank; AI Groom, and NEW YORK (Ul’lt — The in "buyer appeal." ComRicky Smith, of Sanford Eire, 1Injuries and iltne'Ses that talo- pcn.ation involve* higher trie; Randy Brown, of First i lined Bill <'rot hors. Sam Per­ thin usual commission* (lock option*. Federal; Tommy Gracey, of ry and !lu«-‘ian high-jumper and If yoo ar* dissatisfied and Day and Nile Grill, and Mika Valery Brume! Iasi week have looking for hitter things, RiChard amt Russell Gordie, subsided, and ihey plan to ap­ write or call Mr. Wralej of PlnecrVst Itexwll. pear in the New York AC E. Hardin, National Trual The Sanford All Star lumi meet Thur*dai night at Madi­ Life Insurance Company, Holly Mood, Florida. schedule to date son Square Garden Sanford All Stars Named For Tourney I TONIGHT Matinees Wed.-Fri.-Sat.p2 p.m. S P E C IA L S Sanford Electric will aquar* off against First Federal for the League Championship of Sanford Friday nighL The big conteit will be played a$ Seminole High Gypi starting at 8:15. In a preliminary gam* Strickland-Morrison will play WTRR to determine third and fourth place in final league standing*. Sanford Electrle locked up the second half honors by ' dumping Standard Oil in*th# 0 final regular staaon game. First Federal defeated San­ ford Electric 42 to 40 in a play off game to determin* the first half winner, while Sanford Electric turned the table In regular season by 41 • 40 In the first half. Overall Season Sanford Electric 12 2 WTRR Strickland-Morrison Firat Federal Stamlord Oil Standard Oil Day A Nit* Grill NEW TWIST—Frank Costello, University of Maryland high Sanford Atlantic jumper, just missed clearing the crossbar which was at seven feet, lie looked good trying, though. RACING QUEEN STAKES 8 EV ERY Sanford Electric, First Federal To Square Off ^ w „ U3 You’re missing a lot when you own a Volkswagen. A VWhot (ewer parts than other cor* become il needi (ewer porta. There'* no butty drive shaft lo front­ ier angina power lo the rear wheelt. Our car'i engine it In back lo tfort with land tojnainloin troction with). That'* why it doesn't need a drive ihofl. And it doesn't need o radiator, or a water pump, or hotel. Because the en­ gine's cooled with oir, not wafer. (When you drive your first VW, you pay mils putting in ohhfroeie, rust inhib­ itor), ond whatnot. But you'll loon get Vted lo It.) The ttuff o Volkswagen doesn't me, il doesn't have to houl land waste got on). Which is one reason it averages 32 miles per gallon of regular. And the parts you don't buy, you'll never repair. So you con'l waste money on thgt. Now you know why you can drive a VW far yeors and yeori witA a lol of parts milling. And never miss them. Cj'i/axc/o uKENNEL r u»jr i n no CLUB HWV. 17 -M Midway between Saaferd A Orlande Ellinor Motor Company Hwy. 17-92, Just South of Sanford �1. 9 I < ✓ ----- T , ®bf ftaafn rb 9 rrsQ Wed. Feb. 10. ’65—Page 5 — Don Schollander , Hooked Early By Lure Of Gold © fFIral of a S erin) By Sandy Padwe NEW HAVEN, Conn. (NEA) —Aj everyone knows, 9-yearold boy* have a way of be­ coming difficult when not sufficiently amused. For Don Schollander, it was easy. “ I was always pretty rest­ less," he said through a broad smile. "We were in 2460 PARK AVE. LEA N M E A T Y F R E S H PORK K N IC B L U E R IBB O N Q U A L IT Y O VEN R E AD Y PRICES GOOD FEB. 11th THRU THE WEEKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED SQUARE CUT SHOULDER BEEF RIB ROAST B L U E R IBBO N Q U A L IT Y L E A N T E N D E R BEEFRIB STEAK (SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS lb 49f) L A M B R O A S T.................. .1 ® 29c FARMER GRAY QUICK FROZEN YOUNG - D U C K L IN G S ................... MORE AWARDS — In addi­ tion to the Sullivan Award m the top U.$, am ateur ath­ lete, swimmer Don Schollan­ d er has received num croui honors. Including “World1! Best Sportsman" from journ­ alists of West Germany. * LB 39 50 $1°9 59 B R 0W N -N -SER VE CL0VERLEAF R O LLS l O jw FR EE EXTRA ^ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP BLUE RIBBON CALIFORNIA BLUE RIBBON QUALITY ^ B E E F ROAST BONELESS SHOULDER STEAK............... .......^ FF DELUXE UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT JU IC E . . . SWEET TREAT MORTON FROZEN • ASS‘T. 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So the \oungster went down to the pool amt began padj dling around I’retty soon he! had tired ul that. “ My uncle ran the pool," he said, "and I asked what 1 could do now. lie suggested 1 swim laps with the team he coached " That was the actual start for the youngster who won the Sullivan Award which goes tc to the outstanding amateur athlete in the country. A few days later, the real lure of swimming hit him. “ There was a meet," Don said, "and my cousin took a third place lie got a medal. Well, I was in a race, too, I think it was the backstroke. At the time I was nine years old so what did 1 know atiout heats? “ I took a third place in the heat and I went up to the peo­ ple running the meet and ask SWIFT S 6-6-6 ed for my medal. .They said. ‘You don't get one for finish­ ing third in a heat.' "But 1 didn't care. AU 1 know was that I finished third and wanted a medal " Momentarily s h a 11 e r ed. young Schollander headed home with his family to Lake ■ar ^ Oswego, Ore., resumed swim ming and startc-d winning me­ dals almost immediately. Nine years later. Don Schollander l> the only swim­ mer in history to win (our gold medals in one Olympiad. MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS By the time he was IS, FOOD Schollander had made his de­ 50 lb Bag Pelleted FAIR cision to devote the next three VIGORO years exclusively to making —•»>««• • •a*' ia* *« #•« •••• -aia the U. S. Olympic team. 2-17 65*“ “ " — “ At that tender age,” he said, sounding like tome one out of Charles Dickens, “ 1 HEART SHAPED FRUIT FILLED packed my suitcase, said fare­ well to friends and family and moved." His new borne was Santa Clara, Calif., and his new family — beaded by George Haines — was the Santa Clara Swim Club, producer of 13 18ax (J. S. 01ymp>ans last year. Once again, Schollander is in a new home, this time Yale University He is a mid-aem eater freshman, which ia con •iderably lower than being the greatest U. S. Olympic hero since Jesse Owens. “ Hardly anyone pay* atten­ tion to me here," Schollander PKG said happily. “ Atiout tha only OF I people who know tna are the guys on my floor." Anonymity it a pleasure to Schollander who became so proficient while swimming for George Haines and hit swim club that he is now one of the moat sought athletic figure* in tha country for banquets and public appearances. 6S> LB © CORNED BEEF HASH " N 4 ' r= L" 3 TOMATO JUICE.. .r.c.T.*:,.v:,.“.cr. .4 FRUIT C 0 C K T A II..^ .:.n ..5 JUICE D R IN K ....S S ...5 VIENNA SAUSAGE.^. .» /r.5 GOLDEN CORN. 6 DeepBrawnBeans MOLASSES 0« TOMATO LAUCI 14.. CAMS a MO 2/2*4 THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR - THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR [ _* �h —. Jkijrii fftfr 0 raT n rfl j : J c • v d * r W F W • o f dl *> w |m H Page 6—Whd. Feb. 10, ’65 m d r u g s to r e s America's Fastest Growing >ua Store) Chain JIM Stanton, parachute rigger first cluss, ro-cnliated in the Navy for four years. A member of Heavy Attack Squad­ ron 11, he has served with the Navy ainco April 1956. He resides with his wife, the form­ er Patricia Thomas, of Sanford, and their four girls at P. 0 . Box 219, ; Route No. 1, Sanford. Add Federal tax w here applicable. PRESCRIPTION PRICES IN TOWN Price* in effect thru Feb. 14. REG. 25c SYLVAN IA 29c VALUE LIGHT BULBS We believe our h ig h quality prescription serv­ ice is priced lowest of a^- Let us convince you. We will price your next prescription at no obliga- KLEENEX C 40 THRU 100 WATT LOWEST We reaerve the rig h t to lim it quanlltl**. TISSUES (200 2-PLY SHEETS) FOR SAVEjOu'11 SCe * •' You’11 LIMIT X BOXES ♦ lit Navy Launches Sound Buffer Project At Base A double ceremony Tueidsy at Sanford Naval Air StaUon marked another atep in the continuing effort to reduce noise and-the launching of an­ other conatructlon project. The first event, a tree plant­ ing, concluded the setting out of more than 150,000 pine eeedllnga around the perime­ ter of tha Naval base which will eventually se n e as a sound buffer. The second was a ground breaking for a $32,700 abop ad­ dition. Participating in the cere­ monies were Mayor J . H Crappi, W. A. Patrick, W. KMeRoberta, Dr. John Darby, Capt. C. W. Swanson, station commanding o f f i c e r , and Capt. J. O. Mayo, commander o f Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, Toro Doyle, resi­ dent of/icer in charge of con­ atructlon. Contractor Gene Harris, of Tallahassee, completed the Job of planting rows of pines on the north side of the sta­ tion parallel with Highway 4fl, along the eastern section of the base and along the southern boundary between the enlisted bousing and the boathouse. The project Is part of a 10 year forestry program plan ned for the base by Southeast Division of the Naval Bureau of Yards and Docks, Charles­ ton. LcRoy C. Robb Construction Company of Sanford, Is con­ structing the 40 by 100-foot prefabricated metal building extension to Dullding 255. More than $2 million in con junction la scheduled for the Naval Air Station this year. REG. 17c REG. 5c EACH T*11" coupon good for FOR Legal Notice IN TUB COl'KTY Jl'UOK'S (ODIST. IN AND r o u IKMIM>LB COt'NTV, VLOHIDA. n o t ic b o r r s o s s T i IN MBi ESTATE o r HUTU NOEL. rAHWELU DECEASED. TO ALL rBRSONI INTBSSKST. 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Record Flight BBC. 12-69 HU.TMOI1K FLASHBULBS HOME 0 A r l S P O N G E S WITH FLASH A FILM *1.80 VALUE SYLVANIA PRESS 25 TONI REG. 99c CELLULOSE O IL 3“99 ON Milium* treated LIQUID 19 BAN fil* all ,iit Imarrf* C.9c VALUE ENVELOPES $1.00 VALUE ROLL Many misconceptions shout the eyes and light were acor* cd by Dr. JUrhird Dougher­ ty. ipeaking to members of the no(*ry (.'tub. Dr. Dougherty noted that contrary to public opinion, 20/20 vision docs not mean perfect eyes. He alio empha. siiiil that the picture we see, ii not with our eyes but with our brain Vision Is a learned function, (he same as walking .cl—talking . - ----“Vision also is greatly In­ fluenced by past experience, thus putting vision into the field of psychology," he point­ ed nut. The far sighted child Is tha one most likely to become a poor or retarded rcadrr and most near - sighted children fall into the upper third of their class at school. "Onr of the most disturbing facts about the rare of the ryes Is that only about 30 per rent of school children, whose vision has been detected by testing as lielnw normal dur­ ing school screening programs by the public health nurse, ev­ er sees a practitioner about tl>n problem This holds true even after notes arn sent home to parent*," Dr. Dough­ erty said lie pointed out that statis­ tics show that about An per cent of all professional and S3 per cent ol all ntflce workera sutler from inefficient s ision Ii is not true that only mid­ dle aged or old peuple wear bifocals, uor is it true that the whole eye can he trans­ planted," he declared. Astigmatism is the condition whereby the cornea of the rya has a double curve to it, lika the hack u( a spoon This con­ dition cannot he adequately compensated by the eye it­ self. therefore requires cor* rectum in must rase*, wera some other facts noted. Color blindness ii handed down through mothers lo ions as a recessive gene, hut tha Innate Is seldom afflicted with tins condition. Ilotariani heard. i99 REG. *3.44 ELECTRIC BATH <r SCALE * . . ALARM a CLO CK ..oos.zc [ u t e r in e ANTISEPTIC Ingraham alarm *Hh lumlnnua hand* and dial, LONDON (U P lt—A Brikiah recording con:pany chart* ered a plane to take 200,000 rerorda to the United State* because of the dock strike In New York. Among them were 10,000 rerorda of Sir Winaton Churchill’* spetchea. (mr, Weigh* ae- Legal Notice $099 eurately • alim line atyllng. nom ii» or roiU T r rrM K vr a ijji > u( l r« mi I'tdillr He a r i n g IRONING BOARD II height adluatmaata, full *3.99 VALUE VAPORIZER Gallon raparily, aleima fur H to ID huura, auto­ matic abut off. *5.99 VALUE ELECTRIC Hair Clipper *1.00 V A L U E TAM E Creme Rinse T«» wh»»m It r p t r r o i M r n : Th» HtmlnoU Countr Ho*r | nt At ]Ju»t m*nl will hol d a pub# lie h t « r l n f l o conal dor l ha p u * . Ili 1111jr of g r o n t l n g A r•• r yard • v t b a r k aarlAncA lo (ho Z o n i n g Il »gul *t Iona aa r#' ju ••<*<! by t i a r t h I* Altjrara on t h a fol l ow* In ■ dr««rILad proptriy: l *n| A a nd \V to of I, Bl ock A, T«ni l p»t / Dt l HaoUon A. I' ubllo h e a r i n g wi l l bo h o l d J n tlio C o u B t f f o m m l a a l o n a r a l l nom. Cour t l l ouaa, P a n for 4. Klorltla, on F e b r u a r y U . I H I at T.lo P. VI o r a t t o o n t h t r o * After aa poaalbla. Haml noU <'ou»tjr B oa/ 4 of Adjustment l»y Wllllaiu ChalraiAA » C. P u b l i s h Y ab. I t , l ) « l C l U- A l Ha 1b a c k . I J If �I i Ir.i t I 1 31jr WenTorB ^rralB P«fre 8—Wed. Feb. 10, '65 BOUFFANT BONNETS — These three super, hats made of straw and decorated with flowers got lots of attention during the spring and fnll fashion presentations in Paris. They were de­ signed by Jacques Estercl. Plans Outlined For Circle Gay Authentic Smorgasbord The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregation*! Christian Church, 24th at Fark, has completed ail plans'Tor the 22th annual Swedish Smorg**bord. It will be on Saturday, Feb. 20, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. a t Fellowship llail of the Church. Mrs. M. J. Corbett Is chair­ man, with Mrs. G. O. Nordgren, Mrs, Bonner Carter, cochairmen UtiS ~Wr*7 Harold Herbst, advisor. This is the one big event that the Circle has to make money for their many worthwhile projects. Ad­ mission donations arc nomin­ al. American dishes will be served as well as Swedish. Many of the recipes used arc handed down for generations, while others have been care­ fully selected and collected by members of the Circle for the past 13 years. The Hall will be decorated In. a Swedish theme for the festive affair, and those tak- Miss Mary Nelle King Bride Of C.W. Hayes Mist Mary Nelle King, dau­ dal roses and feathered carn­ orchid corsage edged with I bing. Long loops of picotghter of Mr. and Mr*. R. How­ ations centered with a while lace and leaf shaped satin tu- Jedged white satin ribbon cas­ caded from the bouquet to ell King Jr. of Sanford, an d ’ the hemline of her sklrL Charlie Wheeler Hayes, son Mrs. Jackie Seniakovlc at­ of Mrs. Lillie Price Hayea tended the bride as matron of and the late Wheeler Hayes honor and was gowned in a of Pagelsnd, S'. C-, were uni­ turquoise Empire styled cre­ ted in- holy matrimeny on ation. The taffeta skirt fea­ February 8, 1065 at 3 p.m. at tured a velvet bodice and her the Central Baptist Church of short veil fell from a Dior Sanford. bow. She carried a cascade Rev. Gall B. Smith officia­ bouquet of pink carnation* ted at the impreislve double showered with turquoise sat­ ring ceremony before the al­ in streamers. tar embanked with a profus­ Boyd Hayes of Pageland, ion of potted palpi* »nd ac­ S. C. served his brother ss cented with two wrought Ironbest man and usher* were standing seven branched can­ William C. Yates and Worth delabra. A. Yates, uncles of the bride. The couple repeated the Petite Mi** Debra Lee Ya­ vow* under an archway of les, cousin of the bride, was greenery with pedestal basflower girl and her frock was kets on either aide containing 'of similar design to the m a­ beautiful! arrangements of tron hf hnnor. while mums. Mrs. King chose for her dau­ Mrs. Shirley Grleme, organ­ ghter's wedding a three piece ist, played the traditional miNavy blue enfembte with ptial hymn* with Gerald F. white accessories and a white Covington, baritone, singing corsage. "Because" »nd “The Lord's Following the wedding, a Prayer." reception was held at the Given in marriage by her home of the bride’s parents, father, the bride was radiant 1003 Palmetto Avenue. Pink In a white formal gown of bri­ and white arrangements of dal satin. The fitted bodice, carnations and mums adorn­ fashioned f r o m exquisite ed the reception area with Chantilly lace, featured a Sa­ the three tiered wedding cake brina neckline embellished centering the table flanked with seed pearls and three on either side with silver can­ quarter length aleeves. delabra holding tall pink ta ­ Enhancing the graceful Apers. line bell-shaped skirt a n d Assisting at the reception sweeping chapel train were * were Mrs. Mona Bridges, lace appliques. Her headpiece Mrs. Evelena Y'ates and Miss was a Chantilly lace mantilla, Freddie Berry hill. which added charm and ele­ For her going away outfit gance to her gown. * the bride was attired in a pas­ The bride carried a lavish tel blue two piece ensemble cascade bouquet of white bri­ Ing part In the dining room will be wearing elaborately hand • embroidered Swedish designed aprons which will add to the Swedish atmos­ phere. More than 373 attended this outstanding event last-yaar, and more are expected thli year, due to the many requeiti that were received long beforw- oret>»rwtion£ had be-i-.-},. T gun. For those who have not [VllSS 1iflllC y JOF1C! attended the Smorgasbord, It __ , i* a large assortment of temp­ And B. D. Temple ting dishes served in a color­ ful, bountiful and inviting Engaged T o Wed manner. Ujwn approaching Ihe ice Rev. and Mr*. John Louis table, one may choose from Jones of Nokomis, announce several different molds such the engagement ami approach­ as "Levcrpaite” (Uvcr pate), ing marriage of their daugh­ salmon, or lime walnut mold, ter, Miss Nancy Lee Jones, tomato aspic, accompany it to Robert Dwight Temple, son with “fisk sallad," a delight­ of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Temple ful combination of t a s t y of ML Pleasant, S. C. shrimp and imported fish, or The bride • elect was grad­ another eish salad in clam uated from Florida State Uni shells, a very different onion versity this past December, pie to tic eaten with meats. Cum I.aude. and is presently To mention a few more of enrolled in the graduate school Ihe 43 varieties, there will be at F. S. U. Mrs. Sandusky many hot casseroles, "brorna Her fiance Is a graduate of Boner” Swedish brown beans, Clcmson S. C. The Hostess To Coffee flavored "kottbulla," m e a t recipient College, of a government b a l l s , ‘‘sillsnllud," herring with apple, or a wonderful scholarship, he 1* presently working on his doctorate at In Lake Mary combination of cooked vege­ table* with sour cream, "in- F. S. U. By France* Wester Miss Jones Is the maternal A morning coffee social gel lagrd sill,” (pickled her ring), granddaughter of Mr. and together for the women of anchovies, along with all sorts Mrs. Charles 1-cc of Uvtedo. I.ake Mary was held hivt week of delicious cheeses. The marriage will be solYou may want to choose at the home of Mrs. Harry rmnlted in the Methodist from delicious baked ham, E, Sandusky on I.ake Mary. The hostess served assorted) turkey and dressing, macaroni Church of Nokomis on Satur­ breakfast rolls. Cakes, and 1and cheese, deviled eggs, pic­ day, May 1. kled beets, potato or rhicken doughnuts with the coffee. Those attending were l’hyl- salad, and the famous Swedish Oviedo Women lis Ilugenslctn, Brssle V Bee­ ‘‘Llnjpa” which is a home ha be, Libby Smathers, Dorothy ked rye bread Top tins with Wade, Frrn Benedict, Hobby "Brun Scowerbaka,” Swedish Present Musicale Benedict, Fannie heftier,, Mike brown spice cake, or rookies •Sholtock, Glide] .Cochran, Bet­ from Ihe dou-ns of assorted At Friday Meet ty Barley, Etfyd-*'Stff<*t, a cookies, with plenty of hot By K>»l) n Lundy guest, Betty Freeman and coffee, or milk for the child­ Laura Freeman. .....*•——*— ren. Oviedo Woman' Club will To cat this feast in the tradi­ huv* their regular monthly Also Doris I., Baker, l,cnna Kith, Emma Bashara, l.illian tional manner, it is quite prop­ luncheon-meeting Friday, Feb­ Goodwin, Mildred Donaldson, er to circle the main table the ruary 1” at noon. A tno»l enjoyable muairal Clara Slaven, a guest, Mar­ second time to try to get dish­ garet lllmer, LuVera llarri- es you could not get on your program ha* been plannedMembere and guest* will be ion, and tlaiel, Maxine Hop­ plate the first time. There will also be take-out privileged to bear Floyd Eady, kins, Shirley Smith, Both Goble, Kay Saiiman, Elite boxes, toil you will have-to Minister of Mu lie from the Jane Keogh and Kyle Keogh make the choice of food* your­ First Presbyterian Church of self, going through (he line. Orlando. He will ting several As the members cannot hope song*. Eady i» well known in APPLESAUCE to please each Individual. Central Florida a* an out­ CHIFFON PIE 3 cups sweetened applesauce Boxes are available if you standing musician, being the 1 pVg. gelatin— strawberry, wish to take the meal home present chairman of Civic to enjoy. Music of Orlando. lemon or raspberry Plan now to take advantage Mr*. Emmet Walts Is chair­ 1 pkg. crcim cheese of this once a year event. Tic­ man of the luncheon. cream Heat sauce, pour over gelatin kets may be had from mem­ Put knitwear Items In * stirring until dissolved. Chill bers of the circle or by calling until slightly thickened. Pour Mrs. Ralph Lotting, 322-5280. mesh hag or pillow case be­ Into baked pis. shell and chili Mr*. Helen llem uial or Mrs. fore m i china walking to pre­ vent magging and itretchlng. until firm. Top with cream Ethel Corbett. cheese blended with cream. EGOLESS, MILKLESS, BUTTERLESS CAKE Cook together for 13 minutes 1 lb. raisins 2 cups water Remove from fire and add— 1 cup cold water Mia together, then add to rata ini 4 cup* flour 1 tbip. soda V* Up. aalt Add: 144 cupa sugar Vi cup lard 1 Up. cinnamon 1 Up. elevea . 1 Up. nutmeg Chopped nuts If desired ThU make* • Urge cake—uee Urge layer pane or three • loch pans. Cake la oo spicy order, frost with your favor­ ite frosting. Bake i t >30 de­ gree* for about 23 30 minutes or until done. MRS. CHARLIE WHEELER HAYES p\ogram On Art Entertains Workshop Ptafined Gamma Lambda Chapter was .Mrs. June Warner at Ihe "all chapter” luncheon. It was de­ cided when she become* a Ritual of Jewel* member, the pin will he presented to her at that time. The box that was used for the drawing was presented to llie chapter byPat (Mrs Larry L.) Mann for future use. The hostess gilt was won by the sponsor, Katie (Mrs. Joe) Corley. Helen (Mrs. Donl Hamncr is making pin holders (o be sold for 50 cents to the mem­ bers as a means for making money. Refreshment* were served by Hie ho ste ss to Marilyn i Mrs, Lamar) Meredith, ( a r­ id (Mrs Jerry) McCabe, Pat I Mrs I.ai ry L.) Mann, Edna i Mrs, Jim i Dmightrey, Helen i Mrs Don) Hamncr, Claudia i Mr« Jimmy) Blythe, Donna i Mrs Bill) Brannon and Bar­ bara (Mrs. Jim Jones .1ml to Ihe sponsor, Katie l.Mrc. Joe) Corley. Rathe diamonds with lukcwarm water ind ammonia, then scrub witli an old tooth­ brush. K ELLETT’S * DRUG - . , Wedding Details Are Announced PHONE 322-7913 Final wedding plan* have been completed for the m arri­ age of Mis* Carolyn 1-ee Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Rice of Sanford, and Wil­ liam Guy Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller* also of this city. Rev. R. T. Barrett will offi­ ciate at the ceremony this Sunday, February 14 at the Oaklawn Chapel. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to at­ tend the wedding «md recep­ tion Immediately following. CARDS & GIFTS FOR YOUR VALENTINE!- We Roast the lowest EVERYDAY Prices Anywhere . . . We don’t Coupons, our prices are the same TODAY and EVERYDAY! i Look At This Partial Listing! REG. 79c BAYER ASPIRIN VAPORIZER SPRAY . 88c 98c COLD" CA PS'- ; , 1.89 SiNUREX TABLETS . 1.98 ALARM CLOCK . SPRAY COLOGNE . 2.00 HARRIET until,Win 69c HAIR SPRAY CORY RAN — REG. $1.19 SIZE 40 HOUR — REG. $2.98 REVLON -INTIMATE" — REG. $ j Flemings VALENTINE CANDY — By • Panghurn • Nunnally’a Gift* • Cards - Rooks 210 E. First St. * H o llin g sw o rth VALENTINES — Ily — American Greetings REXALL WILL PAY YOU UP TO $3.00 JUST FOR TRYING A M E R IC A ’S FAVORITE V IT A M IN PRODUCTS ( B ) SUPER PLENAMINS w , r 1 “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD (Retail) M E L T A M IN S JR. The onlychewablevitamin & £ STOP BY TODAY AND OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT FOR — FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD • H AR R IET IIUIIHAKD AYERS — REG. $ 1.50 SELECTED FOR USE B r THE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM OPTION CHARGE ACCOUNTS " (SPECIAL) America's Largest Selling Vitamin-Mineral Product Q o iv a n 'A 2 HOUR , . 53c VAPl’RE S’<4 C c H V tiriA - « confuse you with weekend Specials, Enjoys Social YOU MAY CHOOSE THE WAY YOU PREFER TO PAY WITH “Family Fashions and Footwear” m (p m i & tS L & i Wckiwa Lodge Members of Wckiwa Lodge No. 870 Brotherhood of Ball road Trainmen recently as­ sembled at the home of Mrs Edith Rogers for the monthly social. The group enjoyed an eve­ ning of games and informal rhattrr with refreshments ser­ ved to all. e »' PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD By Ixora Circle The February meeting of Hie Ixora Garden Club of San­ ford will be held at the home of Mrs, William C. Ilutchisoi ulchlton rive, orn Jr., 204 Idyllwildc Drive February 12th at 9:30 am . Mr*. Frank Donahoe will conduct a workshop on vertilal and triangle arrangements and members should bring containers and line and focal point materials. GORDON Rice-Miller Members O f Gamma Lambda This Friday The home of Ruby (Mr*. J. W.) Carter was the setlipg lor the recent meeting of the Gamma Lanital a Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Barbara (Mrs. Jim ) Jones and Donna (Mrs Bill) Bran­ non presented the program entitled "Art.” This was il­ lustrated by Bill Brannon who did a very professional oil painting of a water seem' and completed it before the meet ing adjourned. Each girl was asked to draw a picture to be judged by Mr, Brannon. Clau­ dia (Mrs. Jimmy) Blythe won the picture painted by Mr. Brannon for her drawing Carol (Mrs Jerry) McCabe announced that she had rt-cfj* led a card from the little girl in filmland expressing her happiness over the presents she huil received from Die chapter The chapter decided to send her a package of Vat «ntines so ahe could make them amt send to her friend-. The chapter was reminded tu turn In their data to lo-lp build up Ihe program files The winner of the "Full Jeweled Pin" presented by PAY LESS AT . . . with white accessories and ■he wore the white orchid cor­ sage from her bridal bouquet. Following a wedding trip to South Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes will be at home at 1919 Palmetto Avenue. Among the out of town wed­ ding guest* were Mr. and Mr*. H. H. King Sr., grandpar­ ent* of the bride from Dur­ ham, N. C-; Mr*. Pauline Louthlan. Charleston, S. C.; Mr*. Patricia Jaektnn and Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Watkins, Savan­ nah, N. Y-; and Mr. and Mr*. Boyd Hayes, Miss Mildred Hayes, Mr. and Mr*. Cleve­ land Rolling*, Mis* Kay Roil­ ing* and Charles Rollings, all from Pageland, S. C. withliver concentrateandkon HERE'S A U Y O U D O i 1 Take one of our ipeciai form* and ony ihe RexaE Super Pienamin* or Meltamin* Jr. purchased to •a leiperson. 2 Salesperson will help you fill out yaw form properly for the savings due yarn, validate M, and g he you * e soles receipt covering your purchase. 3 Then follow the rest of the easy instruction* on Ike bade of ike fora. Only REXALL would m ake such a generous offerI HURRY! Oder expires April 15, 1965 �. v r 0* * >- * f -■-V* tElir frin fo rb frra lh W e<t F e b . 10, *68— P a j e 9 Camellia Circle Welcomes W IN N DIXIE HAS THE LO W PRICES | Public To Flower^Workshop M n. Donald FUmm, presi­ dent of Camellia Circle, Gar­ den Club of Sanford, hat an­ nounced that circle members will sponsor a one day flow­ er arranging workshop on Tuesday, February 16 from 0:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. a t Fel­ lowship Hall of the Plnecrest Baptist Chureh. Anyone interested in learn­ ing more about artistic design 1* urged to register. Specific pointers will be given by Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff III, an ac­ credited amateur flower show judge whose skill is wellknown throughout the com­ munity. Those attending will partic­ ipate In. making one or more individual arrangements from plant materials which they are requested to bring. Mach- Communism Topic Of Program Slated A t DeBary Center t By Mrs. John I-eone The DeBary Women's Club Americanism Department un­ der the chairmanship of Olga Crosby, will present an out­ standing speaker on ‘'Inter­ national Communism" by G. F. "F rlti" Gale of Maitland, a forme* Special Agent with Counter Intelligence Corps in Washington. I). C. Tuesday evening. February 23 at 7:30 p. m. at the DeBary Commun- f t T -O n r t r r " - Rtiienl supplies such aa wire end clay will be provided, but each participant should bring he‘r own container end needle­ point holder. For those who era interest­ ed, there will also be instruc­ T tion In the design of minia­ ture arrangements by Mrs. Mette Starke end Uje teaching of cortege technique* by Mrs. J. M. Fahey. Thoee planning to attend are asked to register by con­ tacting Mre. Flamm, 3226063; however, advene* reg­ istration is not essential. Mrs. Fla mm urged that aa many e* possible etttnd in view of the feet that the instruction would be helpful for those planning to enter the annual flower show, ''Tribute to the Twen­ ties," March 5 and 6. A small charge will he made aa the workshop is being sponsored by Camellia circle a i a fund railing projact for the new garden center. Members of Camellia Circle have only recently completed a three week workshop con­ ducted by Mrs: Woodruff and will be available during the houra of the workahop to aasit. These members include Mrg. J'hom aa H. - McDonald, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Jr. Mra. It. F. Graham, Jr., Mrf. J. E. Chapdelaine, Mra. W. C. Clause, Jr., Mrs. Vernon Har­ din, Mrs. Donald Flemm, Mrs. G. Andrew Speer and Mrs. Angel Dias and Mrs. John Rlachoff, members of Palm Circlet. - . J--* • ' ~ 11Camellla Circle will provide coffee throughout Ihe work­ shop houra. Each person plan­ ning to attend is asked to bring her own sandwich or snack if he desires. BORDEN BIG 10 CANNEO B is c u its BEEF GALE 2 c o n .2 5 ‘ REG. 89* . . PEELED & DEVEINED S h r im p '« “ ■7 9 * COPELAND F ra n k s W -D BRAND . . CHUCK . 2 o . P k, 3 9 ' TARNOW SLICED B o l o g n a 12-oz. Pkg. 3 9 ' REG. 39* SUNNYLAND SLI. LIVER R oast lb - C heese K .ib Pk0 2 9 * FRESH BOSTON BUTTS PORK W -D BRAND . . 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Mr. and Mrs George Rimmer of Seminole Dr, have at their gueats, Mr. and Mra. Joseph Grier of Kcwanee, 111. and Mr. and Mrs, William Schafer of Janesville, Minn. Vliltlng friends from Cleve­ land, Ohio, Mrs. C. Zeileri and Mr*. R Huia are staying it DeBary Court. DeBary for the winter near their old Iriendi, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rrabrak of Naranja Rd. . , . Are your cloths* tum­ bled thru a soak period, rinsed, and apun BEFORE the wash? . . . Do you get TIIHRK rlnaea AFTER the wash? . . .( an you » ash 6 double sheets and 6 pillow caaea CLEAN for ONLY 25c? . . . Can you wash MORE c l o t ha a CLEANER end CHEAPER? ONLY AT WEAK ATI If you haven't tried it, bring thla ad for n FREE WASH Heated And Air Conditioned Lounge WES-KAY W A B H E T E K IA 1010 French Ave„ Hanford You’ll bo Happier in a FORD f rom Strickland-Morrison, Inc. i n i ’ ll i it ll’NDi t s \ m n u n . n .A . F n lt H x jm m in 'M u i: i». *.t • ^ jio. RFG 23 * WHEAT B re a d uo. 1 9 ' REG. 2/29* . . 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HUNTS Personals Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Fergu­ son of Detroit, Michigan nml Mra. Mel Miller of Daytona Bench spent Sunday with Mr mid Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf and family. The Fergusons will spend some time tn Florid* ■nd will visit in Texet and California before returning to Michigan. Wines . . Limas. . . Juice . . . Tea Bags Juice . . . Catsup . . Cake M ix Cookies THRIFTY MAID C R A ^ T r UIT Personals Mrs. Eifle Galimorr of Philadelphia. Penn , spent six weeks with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Frank Zoch in Fort Worth, Tex and is now guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauser of Dol Hay Manor Mrs Galimore and Mr. Hauser attended the seme school and are long time friends. REGULAR 95* . . ANGELO REGULAR 2/39* . . THRIFTY MAID GREEN tOO EXTRA STAMPS W ITH COUPON . . GROUND Mr. Gale has been , a resi­ dent of Florida for 15 >earv and attended the University of Florida. The public is invited to hear this interesting speak­ er. Elmer Thompson will be st the projector during the show­ Casselberry ing' of a film, and Asenath Butler will be the pianist for the choral numbers. Mrs. Peter Kojipenaai will lead in By Jsne Cssselberry (he Pledge of Allegiance, and Mr. snd Mrs Dsvld G. Mc­ Miss Beatrice J. Tyon m the Coy of 511 Queen's Mirror Creed and Constitution. Cirrle have as Ihelr houseguests. their son snd daugh­ Altamonte Springs ter * In -law, Mr. and Mrs David L. McCoy and their children, twins, Melanie and Michael, and Srott They lorMrs Robert Webb, reader merly resided In Bradenton for the Children's Story Hour and have been vacationing in at the Altamonte Springs Li­ Colorado. They hope to locate brary, is confined to Florida in tins area Sanitarium and Hospital with ' — pneumonia Card«, especially Q g t c c n from the children, would br:ng cheer. - 70 to p v a lu e s to r e PalmeUo Ave. & 3rd St, �A —— — J r T tfr P aw 10 — Pefc. 10, 1065 firfw i State Leads Nation Battling Pollution JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Florida la flva year* ahead ef tha r a t of tha nation In bat­ tling stream pollution, state health officer' Wilson T. Sowder told the Association of County Health Officere. (Seminole county health director Dr. Frank Leone attended this meeting of county health officers ef Florida a t Jackaoavllle.) "W ith what little we have been given, we're done an outstanding Job In stream pollution prevention,'" Sowder declared, "Our sewage treat­ ment la 70 per cent adequacy against 46 per cent for the United States. "Florida la now where tha remainder of the country hopes to be fire yeara from now. We can have air and water as pure as cltisens want it end are willing to pay for." Sowder noted there la a Legal Notice IVOTICM o r INTKNTION T o i i i b s o i .v k c o n r o R A T i o s i Nolle* I* h*r»bjr * l v » n u n d e r t h e p r o v isio n * o f M e l l o n <01.21, F l o r i d a Htatut**, t o »»ch o f th* c o r p o r a t i o n * ll»t*d b*low, lh * • a m * b*!n|r I n c o r p o r a t e d un> d * r l b s law * o f F l o r i d a , ahfl ■ c c o r d l n a t o th * r * e o rd * o f th * B e r r e t a r r o f Hlat*. **ch »nd • r t r y *uch c o r p o r a t i o n a p p * * r* d d l n q u r n t .f o r t h r a * ( I ) y e a r a o r more in th* f tltn s of rep o rt* a n d p a y m e n t of l a s t * u n d a r th * p r o v isio n * o f R actlo n s n i . i l , K lorld* Htatut**, «'nd t h a t u n ­ d e r t h * p ro v i s i o n * of aa ld S ec­ t i o n S01.H, Klo rld* Htatut**, ■aid c o r p o r a t i o n * h a v * b**n _^rta»»U • • tiU.tui—rn dieao tllMolulu - "tTormnd inst thr*a r*» wonrire af«.r date of thl. publication •ach and every *uch corpora tlon Mated below that hna not In th* meantime filed It* re­ port* du* and paid th* taara due undar th* provlalona of Section 101.II, Klorlda Htatutea, will ba cartlfltd to th# Gorernor of tha Stata of Klorld*. who will laaua a Proclamation at that lima dlaaotvtne aald corporation. m ori to ict up a unit in an­ other agency to regulate itraatn pollution. "A* our board president, Dr. Eugene Peek, has com mented, If the Legislature can't adequately finance a program already In existence, how can it expect to finance a duplicating program," he asked. Sowder said there also Is a move to take the mental health program away from the State Health Board. "We are proud of our ree ord in mental health," Sowder said. 'T he only way to pro­ gress' In health In the long run Is to handle Ita problems a whole Instead of In pieces. By Jane Cataelberry The Claasroom Teacbera As aocla lion beard a report by Mrs. Mae Oitrow and M n Kathy Buker, who attended the School Public Relations Institute held recently in Tallahassee at a meeting last Thursday night at Long wood Elementary School. The Institute, sponsored for the first time by the Floridi Education Association, also waa attended by George Dabbi, principal o( Bear Lake School. Peter Bukur, CTA prealdent, presided at the business meeting and Mra. Edna Hum­ phrey, vice prealdent, gave the report of the program action committee on auggestloni for Improving working condition! for the teachers. Some of the items discussed were more planning time, better salaries and pension pirns. A delightful program of songs waa presented by The Modcraaires. a chorus from DeLand High School. On Friday and Saturday of this week, there will be a stale-wide CTA workshop held in Cocoa. Seminole County will be represented by Mr. snd Mrs. Bukur, George Dsbba and Mra. Ruth John­ son. r. * -V "We have one of the best programs In the country, one that originated the mental health worker program and pioneered in distribution of drugs so that patients could be treated at home instead of having to remain in institu­ tions." Ha called the national health program "patchy" and added "we need money grants made realistically rather than with sd many strings and within such narrow fields as at present." Sowder named a number of other fields in which he said the state has made outstand­ ing accomplishment*, includ­ ing mosquito control, norotlcs control, hospitalixatlon for indigent*,--imoiunliaUon— fat 'cft]jJri!n planned' parenthood^ ^ far( R, . ucom, CHARACTER PARTS in "America's Trail Blazers," a skit presented by Hear Lake Cub Scouts, were taken by (front from left) Roger Kowalski as Charles A. Lindbergh, Kenny Peterson as Thomas A. Edison, Norman Riddell as Davy Crockett, and Max Lovett as Daniel Boone; (back) Ricky Ostrander as a space man, Joey Riddell as Robert Fulton, Billy Jordan ns Abe Lincoln, and Bruce Hale ah a Pilgrim. (Herald Photo) Daisy Mae Weds jii'l AbnetAf 'Dogpalch' detection, cancer control, help f o r migratory agricultural worker* and public health rcsrarrh. Funeral Notice m o u n t , « iim . ?.o k i *k o v \ — Th* body •'< Mr*. Z o t I** n# Crotbjr* wh o Tu#»d#Y P i e r * *f n lg lit, war * r n t toil*) tu I h t H a r v e y W. Muckier p u n * r * l Horn* In W«al*rly,. M. I., BKACHCOMDER INC w l i t f i • • r v l c o o anil b u r i a l SANPOIID will t a k e p la c a F r i d a y , F am * lly r*fjua*ta f l n w t r a he omit* 111,AIR BUILDERS INC ted . d r a m k o w F u n e r a l Horn* KERN PARK Mi c h a r a* of Miriii d t n i n « f ■ m a n ta It RAN MOW -a iiii.t.. in cu r PORATED HANFORD HKSttNOLK , C ounty Nam* A P r i n c i p a l I tu alare* . Legal Notice KL-MONTF. INC A L TA M O N TE ri-R IN D S NEW OFFICERS of the Forest City Merchants Association, gathered around their president, Roger Moore, are (from left) Gibson Cook, first vice president; Mrs. Cook, secretary; Dr. Joseph DeKluva, aergeunt-aturms, and Mrs. Robert Clark, treasurer. (Herald Photo) bi: h i >oi ,i ; c o t 't T t n n titn of AnjrsTMKNT K O M RAKR E CO NSTRU CTION A n l l r t mi r u b l l v I f e a r l n f COM I'ANT INC To w linm It m ay c o n c e r n : MONO WOOD T h * Mcrnlnola C o u n t y Hoard of A d j u a t m e n t will hold a pub* O IH R A L T O R B U IL D ER B INC lie h * a r t n f to c o n s i d e r th * poa«A L TA M O N TE SPRINOB Ih tllty of g r a n t i n g a >td* y ar d a*i b a r k v a r t a u r * t o lh * Z o n in g G R A N TS T R A C T O R R E P A I R It * g u 1a 11(i ii a « w re rj ur*l r d * h y K i n g * wor#d ll n l i t e r s on t h * f o l ­ INC l o w i n g dear r I had p r o p e r l y . I*nl HAN FO It I) 4 a n d NK‘*rly S ft o f Lot 3, O R I F K I N L E F I L S * DAUGH- U r e c n h r h t r of Loch A rb o r K«* cond Kfctton K R T T CO INC P u b l i c h e a r trig w ill b* h*1d HAN FORD In th * C o u n t y f'iimml**h«n*r* f i R I F F I B A H U N T E R A O Z IE Il Hoorn. C o u r t llouc*. Hanford, INC F lo rid a, on F *t*ruary 14. 1964 HANF OR D a t 7:10 P- M or «• aoot) l l t i r i * a f t e r *• poaalbl* H U F F M A N t W I M . I A M S CON­ hernlnol*' C o u n t y |lo « r d of ST RUCTION CC INC Ad Jill at me nt ]ly W iliu m C. Halback, FERN PARK Chairman M A RTIN U R O T I IK R a INC O F P u h lla h F*t> 10. 1961 n ltl.A N M O CDJ - I T HANFORD T H K C I H t ’P l T t il l H T O»■" M I D - F L O R ID A OO I*r BAl.Kf THIS »TI1 J I IIK IAL O i n r t IT I * A \ II ro ll k k h i m i i .i : INC i n n n . ri.o it1 0 a. LONG WOOD IN ( II A M E i n \ II. I4AA.1 M I T H K TO I I K F K M I fill MII.MAIl INC o iu ir.it o f p i iim ia t io n FER N PARK m iT r o i l r u i iK C U i a i 'i i K HIMH »K LYN HAVIN']* N o n n i i i A T E m ^ t E s u u i l d - HAHT HANK. * .N’*w Y ork corjM>r*K R 8 INC tlon, r E R N PARK P laintiff. v* O H IEN T A F E R N E R I E S INC WK.VDKI.L IIOW F.I*L. d lv .. rr* d F E R N PARK b ijrli*nd uf FI'N |f* K M HOW12LL, * n d Mill not r e m a n t»d; PATIOS U N L IM IT E D INC a n d KUNICK M 1IOWKLL dl%* FE R N PARK n r . * d wir* of W K N D K L L IMOV* p a i n f o r e s t n u r h k r t i n c K LI*, a n d ■till n o t r m u r r l f d , II* f* nda n t* ALTAM ONTE BPRINOB T O i W K N U K L L 1I()WKLI., dlvINn r r * d hii*tignd o f 12F NM ’K H A N F O f tn TKC ’ll MICATj M. 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S31I1. a n d SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTI ON fit* th * o r i g i n a l A m w t r or C OU P p U a d l n g In th* o fflca o f lh * AL T A M O N T E a P I UNQS C U r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b afo ra I h a 16th day of TAOOART MANUF ACT URI NG M arch. A. I).. t i l l . If y ou fall C O MP ANT INC to do ao. J u d g m e n t by d * f * u l l LONO WOOD will b* t a k t n g g a t n a t y o u for t h a r i l i a f d « m t n J « d In t h a C o m p la in t. W I G H T UROa COMPANY S ANFORD T h a d * * crlp tto n o f t h a r a a l p r o p e r t y pro ra* d * d g g a l n a t la: W R I G H T G R O C E R T INC Lot H . Block I t , T O W N SANFORD S I T E O r NO ItTH CHU LUOTA, g au bdlvlalon. a c c o r d ­ I t U fu rth e r directed (b a t # in g to p l a t t h a r t o f r a c o r d co p y u f th I* n o t i c e ba p u b l i s h e d ad In P lat Book S, p*g*a I I t o I I . tn c lu ilv * . o f th e uni lin t lu t h a f A N F O R D H ERA LD , a n ew sp a p e r pubp u b l i c H a o o r d t o f S*ml«*ol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . i l e h a d l o S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . In w h i c h c o u n t y lh * b o m * o fflc* T l l l f Nolle# a h *11 be pub* o f t h a ' a h o v * Uotad c o r p o r a ­ l l a h t d o nca t a c h w«*k f u r fo u r in TUB t io n * a r * a h o w n l o b* l o c a ta d . o o ag o g u itv a *w t a k i IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , I ■ ANFOUD HB HALD . h a v # h a r t u n t o **l m y h a n d a n d D A T E D a t Hanfor4. Bc mlnola c a u a a d t h a d r a a t S»al of th * C o u n ty , Florida* th ia t t h day R i a l s o f F l o r i d a , t o b a a f f l i a d o f F e b r u a r y , A. D-, l i l t . a t T aU ah a* * * * , t h a C a p l l a l . t h l a ( • B A D A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . lh * SIS d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A- D. C U rk of th*^C ircuit Court lt« L ‘ By: M a rth a T. V lhU a (REAL) D e p u t y Cl a r k TOM ADAMS SECRETAHT O P HTATR p u b l i s h Fab* I t , IT. 94 4 Mar. I. 1M« P u b l i s h P a h . IS. m i CDJ-41 CDJ-41 Teachers Hear Reports On Institute Mrs. Zoe Crosby Succumbs At 80 Democrats Plan Mrs Zoe. Leona Crosby, 80, of Park Avenue Trailer Park, d irtl T tic s d s y re sid e n c e . nig ht at hor She came here 10 years ago from Westerly, R. I . where Jte was a member of Seventhin T im c ntt t i r r m iit <»f day Itaptisl Church. t i i i : inii JiiH f iAi. t int i it in %nii Ftiit m ; minoi,i ; She is survived by a sister. <ui n \ , FI.(IllIII %, Miss Essie Kenyon, of San­ I N I II AM I .in No. t 4HN9 ford. and a brother, El win A N I I T I I K Ti l I I KFKNI I (Ml ni t l >i : i | ( IF PI l l l . l f A T H l N Kenyon, of Westerly. «l i t F O N PONMCI aOl t III: Gramknw Funeral Home In Tin mt oMKLY. N ft A VI NTIF HANK, a N fw Y«*rk c o r p o r a - charge of arrangements Legal Notice t l on, I’l . t n t l f f . v* DARRELL M H E APE and MARY J O H E A P E . III. »l f *. D.f.niUnta T i n D A R R E L L M H E A P E a nd MARY J O H E A P E . hi* wi t *. II al i ve, a n d If al l har , b ot h, or *11 U*, dr *d, l h* o n k n t i k n h*lr*. >l*vl..,,t v r .n l* *., aaalan..*, l l . n u r . , cr *dl l or *. t r u a t * * , . nr oi l i er c l a i ma n t * by. t hr oual t , u n d r r ... « , a l n a t t h . m a nd all u n k n o w n t>*rllra cl ai m In it to h a v e arty r l e h l . till* n r llcler**l In lit* p r o t u r t y h * r . I n . f i . r d**r r l b e d . *11 nf who** r **i d, r u* ... UNKNOWN YOU AND E A C H O F YOU a r r h r r . h y nt r l l f l . d t h a t * *utt ha* I t c n hmtiKttl a t t a i n . t you t.y T1I E IIRl>OKI.YN SAVI NGS RANK. » N*w Yor k cot|>or*tlon. I n f . i rrcl o** « c e r t a i n MoitK.arnnr* particularly dr*. r l h f d In III* (' onitilalnl f i l ­ ed In Oi l . Mill, wit tell M..CIitaif* t n i u m l t . r r lit* frkllnwlna t l c.crl lt .t l p r o p e r t y , a l t ua t * In H.nilntil* t Ni unt y, Flttrid*. t o . wi t : l-nl If. tllock II. I I KF T LED HOMES HOWELL P A R K . S E C T I ON ON K. acr o f d l n a t o pl at t h t r a o f r t c o r d e d lu P l a l llook II, l ' *K. * I i . 41. 4T a n d 41, P u b l i c l l a c ot d* of Sarplnol* i'ttunty. Florida; T O G E T H E R w l l h t h* f ol l o w l n s p,r*on*l propariyt I ] Jo) poi nt It , fr I a e r a t o r — S e r i a l No. 1111414 Model No. SR 114 1 Hitt poi nt R a n i * .— N*rlal No. 41414 Modal No. lilt 11; a n d f or o t h e r r i l l e f , a n d you a r * r e q u i r e d to til* yo u r An• w * r t o *al d Co m p l a i n t or o t h e r pl e a d i n g * on t h* C l a r k o f l h* a b o v * a n t H U d C o u r t a n d lo a . r v # a co p y t h a r a o f on P l a i n ­ t i ff ' * attorney, JOSEPH M. FITZGERALD. 114 Security T r u a t l l ul l dl n*. Mi ami . F l o r ­ i da I l i l t . n o t l a t e r t h a n t h* I l l h d a y of Ma r ch, A. D.. t i l l ; If y o u fall t o dn t o, J u d g m e n t by default wi l l h* lakan a i a l n a t y o u f or t h* ratlaf d e ­ m a n d e d In aald Compl a i nt . T H I S Nol l e* s h a l l ba publ l a had one* a a c h w e a k f or f o u r conaocutlv* waak* In THE SANF ORD HERALD. D A T E D a t Sa n f o r d , Sami aal * Count y. F lori da, thla t t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , 1141. ((KALI A r t h u r H. R a c k w R h . J r . . Cl ar k of th* Ct real t Court By i M a r t h a T. V t h l a a Dtput y Clark (Iy Mrs. John Leone Changes in by-laws of the DeBsry Democratic Club were discussed at the February meeting of the group held in the T ire Recreation 11*11 with the presklent, Chester Re*rick, in charge. Changes to be made relate to membership, • » dues and meetings, and elec­ tion of nominating commit­ tee. NKMISOI.K COT NT ! it was reported that an no %ii ii o r %li J i mt% i i : nt .Nullc* « r P u b l l r l l c n i l n g aerial survey of the Dellary T o w h o mi It in * f » o n c «■r n T h * Ham Inn la C n u n t y tln * rd j area is lo be made la an ef­ o f A d i u v l i n f n i will linld « p u b - I fort to solve drainage pro­ lie h e a r i n g to co n * ld * r th* blems and that paving is plan­ p n aalh lllty if g r a n t t o g a *tde •ir**t taiback varlattci in th* ned for some of the streets. Z o n in g I t r g y l i ! t l o n • a i r*iiti«*t- Members were urged to at­ t d by (It'w rgi W. H o ilin n for II*]*n t g i (in th * fo llo w in g | tend the State Road Board (1**erlti*d p r o p e r t y : l*ot* \ \ an d meeting in DeLand' Thurtday X. tllock 49, Am*n«l*d P l a l ••f at B a. m. d r y t t * l U k r Hhort* Guest speaker wai Henry P u b l i c h t a r i n g will b* h*ld In th * C o u n t y Corn m lM lo n ara Lehman of Daytona Beach, Hoorn. C o u r t llotia*. Haufnrd, F l o r |d * . on F e b r u a r y IS I96 j member of the "Task Force at 7 30 P M of a* aoon lli*i#.-- for Taxation Reform" com­ a f i t r a* p o atlh lc Hr ml not* (’tiu n ly Hoar d «f mittee. Legal Notice AdJuaM:raant lly W i l l i a m ' C. l U l h a c k Ch a i r m a n P u b l l a h F t b 16. 1141 C D J-II 1■ lh* Judge, id#, t « 1# r * t DOHA ANN S T A n i l . a. i»ii. . C D J - ll Legal Notice l> THE UIIIHT OF TIIE 4 d»ur( o f i k e ( h u k I j L o t N T Y J t D U E . 1% L A D F O R *rro I Bn Ia ( oumI ) , F l o r ­ l E M I N O l . K r o t NTY. FLOR­ Friafc* le, I D A . IN F I US I I A T K . i : *t a i * of IN I t r . l E S T A T E o r D*r**MdT o All C r e g l i o r * a a d I ' m o a i l lavlBg CtaliHa a r li e a i a a d * Alg # l a * | Mali I2alat«i You a n d *ach of y o u a r t h * r *by n oUf l a d a n d r * q u l r * d to pr aaant a ny r l a l m i and d e ­ m a n d * w h i c h you, o r *l t h*r of you, m a y ha v * a g a i n e l l h* e »t at * of DOHA ANN UTAH It, da c g a Md , l*t* o f aal d Co u n t y , to t h a C o u n t y J u d g e o f Kamin«l* C o u n t y , Fl o r i d # , at hi* o fflc* In l h* c o u r t hou** of aal d C o u n t y #t Hanf ord, F l o r ­ id*. w i t h i n *ls c a l e n d a r mo nt h* f r o m t h* t l m* o f t h* f l r at p u b ­ l i c a t i on of t hl * nol l e* Two c o p t r a of *a c h c l a i m o r d a m a n d • h a l l b* In w r i t i n g , a n d ahal l • t a t * t h * pl ac* of r**id*nc* a n d poat of f l c* a ddr *a a of t h* c l a i m a n t , a n d ahal l b* a w o r n t o by t h# c l a i m a n t , hi* *g*nt , or a t t o r n e y a nd accompani ed by a f i l i n g f** of on* d o l U r a n d *uch c l a i m o r d * m a n d not *o filed s ha l l b* voi d. Kml yn • Ha i r E i a c u t r l * of t h * La*t Wi l l and T e s t a m e n t of DOHA ANN UTAH ft, deceased. S T B N fT H O M . DAVIS 4 M cI n t o s h At tor ney* for Es*euU4* P o e t Offlo* Bom 1991 S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a 19IT1 Publlah Fab. IS. IT, 14 * Mar. P u b l l a h F e b . 10. IT. 94 4 Mar. », IS44. CDJ-41 By-Laws Change A L IC E B- CLAY. Dec. *«*d. TO AM. CREDITORS AND 1‘ E R B O N * HAVING C LAIMS OH II K M A N U I AGAIN I T SAID E S TA TK l YOU AND E A C H O F YOU a r e h er sk y notified a nd r e q u i r ­ ed t o p r e s e n t a n y cl ai m* * n d d s m i n d s w h i c h you, o r * H h e r o t you, m a y h s v s i i s l n i l l h* s s l a t * ot AL I C E II. CLAY. d<r s***d, 1st* o f s a i d C o u n t y , t o l h* C o u n t y J u d f * of Bs ml nol * C o u n t y , Fl o r i d * , a t hi * of f l c* In l h* C o u r t Ho uh* o f sa i d County, * t Sanford, Florida, w i t h i n Six c a l e n d a r mont h* from th* t lm* of th* f irs t p u b ­ l i c a t i o n of t hl * nol l e*. T w o copl** of oa c h c l a i m o r d e ­ m a n d ahal l t>« I n w r t t l a s , *nd ■hall * t *t * l h* p l a c * o f rootd . n c * a n d p os t of f l c* *ddr*»* of t h* c l a i m a n t , a * d s h a l l b* s w o r n t o by t b s c l a i m a n t , hi* *X*nt o r a l t o r n a y a n d a c c o m ­ p a n i e d by a f i l i n g f** of on* dollar and such claim or d e ­ m a n d n o t ao t l l a d a h a l l b* void. MA R G T V. C L A T MANNER, Aa E x e c u t r i x or th o L oot Wi l l and Taatamsnf of Al l ea B. Cl ay, d t c a a a s d . A L B E R T N. F I T T S t Ma a a n l c B u i l d i n g , Sa n f o r d , F l o r i d a A t t o r n e y for E xecut ri x. Pu b lish Fob. I * . IT . 14 * M ar. a. ita t. C DJ-ll x By Evelyn Lundy Oviedo lii.xh School seniors transformed the school jrym Into a barn w h e n the claaa sponsored lit first Sa­ die Hawkins dance, choosing Maureen Boyle at "Daily Mae” and Rusty Jepton at "L il Abner” The floor was covered with looae hay and balei of hay provided aeata for itudents at­ tending. ‘'Marryin’ Sam” (Charles Miller) performed the marri­ age ceremony during interminion as Daisy Mae and LI‘I Abner a it on hay thrones Soft drinks were served to Ihe 75 boys and girla present. Proceedi from the dance, which ii expected to become an annual event, will be used to help defray graduation ex­ pense*. A similar dance in the cafetorium waa enjoyed by th* junior high student*. Chaperones were Mra. Vir­ ginia Staley and Mra. Jonelte Daniel), junior high, and Mr*. Marguerite Partin and Jim Palmer, senior high. Lake Mary Baptist Class Has Meeting By Frances Wcalcr Mr*. Harley Wilhelm wai hoxtesi for a meeting of the Friendship Clan of lh* First Baptiit Church of Lake Mary held at her home last week. The clast president, Mr*. V. C. Ladd, presided. The meoting waa opened with the reading of a message an Fam ­ ily Attars and a prayer. A short business session was closed with prayer given by Mrs.’ C. N. North. Mr*. CharMtte McQuillm presented an interesting devotional using Mrs. Noah as her theme and th* Slat chapter of Proverb* at tha Scrlptura reference. Mr*. W. T. Wansley closed the meeting with prayer and gave the blessing for the re­ freshment! which were served by the hostess, aa tilled by Mra. Wantlcy. Other members attending were Mra. Crawford Shelton, Mra. T. M. Whlgham. Mrs. M. P. Mathcaon and Mra. J. A. Varn. DeBary VFD Meetings Set By Mra. John Loose A special musical program will b« presented for num ­ bers of tha DeBary Volunteer Firemen’s Auxiliary for tholr 1 p. ro. masting Thursday in th* Fire (Iteratio n Hall. The buaineae meeting will be con­ ducted by th* president, Mrs. Francanna Howard. Man of tha volunteer dapartment will meet a t T p. m. Thursday at tha Firs UslL W hitest Points Nearest Heaven By Robert B. Thomas Jr. SZ2-37M E. H. Chapin said: "An ag­ ed Christian, with tha anow of ^tlm* upon his head, may remind ua that those points of earth are whitest which are nearest to heaven." Such a statement hat ref­ erence to elder citlxen Turner Davis, who recently observed hi* 102nd birthday. This man, who has lived five score years plus two, has spent hit year* trying to live aa near to God aa possible. He told an audience some experiences of hi* vary young life. "I hav# been in some moat dangerous situations but I had faith that Jesus would protect me," he said. Ha also recalls some experi­ ences of slavery. This writer has known Turner Davis for years. Never have I heard him sty a harsh word to anyone, nor have* I heard anyone accuse him of doing asms. He has always (aa far as I know) had a-kind word for everyone. By reason of strength this man of great humility hts lived five score yeara plus. May the balance of his life be most enjoyable. • • a Th* Midway-Cannon-Cam­ eron City area participated in the March of 'Dimei cam­ paign. An assembly program at Midway Elementary School presented a score, entitled "The March of Dimes," spon­ sored by the seventh grade etas* under the direction of «i Highlight! of the program Included the history and re­ search of polio; toms treat­ ments and preventive meas­ ures to be observed. Most outstanding was “The March." Each pupil carried a huge dime stating what he or she desired to rontribute his or her dime to research, doctor, nurse, special shoes, iron lung, rehabilitation cent­ er, crutches, physical thera­ pist, etc. This program en­ abled the student body to un­ derstand the purpose of the March of Dimes tnmpuign. Mrs. Alberta Walker, com­ munity chairman, has been instrumental in setting up committee and staging the march in the community with the help of the following students: Julia Cambridge, Rhonda Manley, Conatance W 11 11 a m i, Karen George, Sherry Ann George, Brenda Henderaon, Glorida Jean Har­ rison, Mildred W i l l i a m s , Gladys Hall, Lorraine Fields, Gayl* Knight and Eva Mae Robinson. 21 'Dragons' Win Ratings Twenty-one Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Three "Dra­ gon*" were recently advanc­ ed In rate and congratulated for their accomplishment by Ctlr. J. W. Akins, executive of­ ficer. Th* promotion Standards of the Navy permit only th* most highly qualified personnel to be advanced. Therefore, Ihi* line up of Navy talent, from the newest third cists petty officer to th* time honored appointment lo chief petty of­ ficer represents many years of hard work and study. Personnel in th* Navy are advanced only after success­ fully participating in Navywidt competitive examina­ tions. Thoi* being advanced were; B. H. Hodge ATCA, C. H. Koschwiti ADJCA, C. A. Al­ len AME1, J. M. Calvin AME l, C. C. Morton ADJ1, G. J. Davitx A02, L J. Doty AE2, G. V. Enos AMS2, J, J. Kleber ATN2, L. N. U no AQB2, D. K. Capshaw TD2, J. L. Stepp PH2, V. E. Steed AQB2, T. A. Dlmagio YN8, W. T. Erway PN3, D. N. Needham ADJ3. PTA Board f To Meet By Jan* Casselberry Tha executive board of th* Seminole County Council of Parent - Teacher Associations will meet at 10 s. m. Thurs­ day s t th* home of Mra. William Segrest, 107 ‘ N. Woodlak* Drive, Bratton Woods. Plana will be mad* for th* Founders Day Program t« be presented for the Feb. II County Council M a s t i n g scheduled nt South S«mlnole Junior High School in Cas­ selberry. TURNER DAVIS The following boys partic­ ipated in the door-to-door march; Earl Williams, Sam­ uel Long, Leon Oliver, Lexie Martin, Hubert Lee Merlin, Jimmy Ferguson, Harry Bry­ ant, Abner Jackson Jr., Her­ bert Black, David Sheppard, Louis Moore, Henry Brown, Curtis Williams,. Daniel Mil­ ler, Joe Jackson Jr. and George Chtrlow. T6 'e ll members of the March of Dime* committees and children for their apirndld co-operation, too — we thank the parents for per­ mitting their children to help. ThenkR for your donations, too... -M iA_JAlbcrta Walker.. chafnflXh o f Midway commit­ tee; E. Pringle, chairman of Midway Elementary. • • * Seminole County Lunch­ room Association met at Retired People To See Film By Mrs. John Leone A color film on life in Maryland will be shown for members of tbe DeBary Chapter. American Associa­ tion of Retired People, at Friday’s 1U a. m. meeting. The meeting will take place in the Fire Department Rec­ reation Hall and the film will be shown by Howard Mid­ dleton. Business to come before the group includes making of final plans for a bus tour lo Busch Gardens in Tumpa and tbe Sunken Gardens in St. Petersburg. Harry Bell, so­ cle I activities chairmhn who is in charge of arrangements, reports that up to 38 mem­ bers may enroll for the tour unless there is sufficient in­ terest to engagt a second bus. The organisational commit­ tee for a Deltona AARP ebupter, John Lubtiner, Law­ rence Coyner and Henry Al­ drich. met recently with the DeBary chapter president, Mrs. Marge Ulrich, who ad­ vised that basic objective of the organixation is to assist older people find answerrs to problems of retirement life. Tbe DeBary chapter, she reported, has drown to a membership of 224 persons. Artist Gives Goldsboro Elementary School recently. The main topic under dis­ cussion was the state conven­ tion which ii being held in Tamps. Mra. Connie Hill, of Jackson Heights Elementary, waa selected as delegate No. 1, Mr*. Vivian Walden, of Golds­ boro Elementary, wai chosen as the alternate delegate. The president asked every­ one to make a concerted ef­ fort lo attend. Refreshments of ice_ cream and cake were serveii. Th* next meeting will be held at Hopper Elementary, Feb. 22. ~ ^ l r a v IVarlje Aljyj Ford Is prexMcnF'iftd Mrs. EITT H. Montgomery is the reporter. • • • Rev. Z. L. Grady, alumnus of Crooms High School, al­ ready is making his mark on ‘ Ihe sands of time. He is past­ or of Morris Brown AME Church in Charleston, S. C. Recently Rev. Grady be­ came so concerned about his shut-in members, he arrang­ ed to have the service taken into tbe home. Each Sunday morning, di­ rectly ' from t h e c h u r c h through WPAL, Charleston, from IldlO a. m. lo 12:30 p. nt. bis metsug* can be heard. I am sure you join me in saying how proud we are uf this fine minister. • • • An interested person asked me to make the following ob­ servation: Youngsters in the Midway area who have bi­ cycles are asked to pul re­ flectors and lights thereon. Also, ride single and not double; ride in a single line because curs have as much right to their portion of tha road as your bike. Please observe Die preced­ ing statement because th* life you eave may be your very own. "Note: Every bicyclerider in Sanford, who ride* after dark, should observe th* above statement. ^ • a • Please join the ScminoU County Voters League: A voteless person is a voiceless person. John Jeff Dies Owned Grocery John Jeff, of 1007 Hickory Avenue, long-time resident of Sanford, died Saturday. He operated a grocery stare and woodyard. He was a mem­ ber and deacon of Zion Hope By Mr*. John Leone Missionary Baptist Church. DeLand'* Arnold Hicks, not­ Funeral services will be con­ ed artist of the area, was spe­ ducted at noon Saturday at the cial guest of the DeBary Arti church. snd Crafts Club for tbe Feb­ ruary meeting at the Mansion House. Presenting s demonstration in oils of a seascape, h* ex­ plained his technique to an overflow attendance of mem­ B>- Jane Cataelberry bers and guests. The Auxiliary Unit to VFW After the meeting, the group Post 10050 of Casselberry will viewed the one man show fea­ meet at I p. m. Thursday at turing paintings of Laura the Post Home on Concord Locke, also of DeLand, which Drive. Main items on th* are hanging in the Main Gal­ agenda will be induction of lery at tbe Mansion. new members and election of a conductress. Tbe auxiliary will sponsor a rummage aale Saturday at the Super Valu Food Stora on SR 4» beginning at I a m. each day. By Donas Estes The February meeting of Women To Meet American Legion Old Glory Episcopal Churchwomtn of Post 1(3 of Altamonte Springs Christ Church, Longwood, will will be held at I p. m. Monday meet at 8 p.m. Thursday In at the Legion Horn* on Prairt* the pariah house with Mra. Lak*. Virginia Bowenox, president, Following the meeting, mem­ la ’ charge of tha business. bers will join those of the Mra. Ann Riley will berva aa auxiliary unit tor a social. hostess. Demonstration In DeBary . Unit 10050 Sets Meeting Old Glory Post Sets Meeting �r DELICIOUS TUU TENDR STEAK BACON } CHUCK ROAST FULL CUT ROUND — CLUB — SIRLOIN V 35^ ARMOUR'S CAPITAL c LB. WIENERS . . STEAKS . . ROAST 2-OZ. JIFFY LEAN BONELESS CHUCK . 3/99c 5 for 49c lb. 59c *M*» / lb. 49c lb. 55c a l i . mf . a t c Where your SAVINGS are FLORIDA GRADE “A D & D W HOLE. ROAST . . . STEW . . . PORK CHOPS LB. - 1 ROUND HONK SHOULDER CENTER CUT 12 0 7 .. P R O S . 3 9 7 RID *'• STEAKS . . . !!• lb. 49c the bag D . (.“■< -I - i .■■«** i"a* ■■ > r w JEWEL \ U 4 9 7 LIMIT 2 PLEASE L im it 1 W ith tJ.UO (Ir d r r COUNTRY MILL R IU Tt l-RESII SYRUP B EA N S 5 39‘ B IS C U IT 6 49' cans l .l H I T « W/I.VOO t J K D E K S IIO W IH U T PORK AND WINTER GARDEN FR UIT PIES NO. 300 CANS 0 - OZ. PKfi. MR. French FRIES 3-25' GOLD CnEST PEANUT B U T T E R « 39' THRIFTY B L E A C H — 39- APPLE — PEACH — CHERRY LIMIT I PLEASE 3» 8 9 ' PLEASE M r R IC E 3 a 39‘ DUKE'S DOG FO O D 6 SOFTEE TOILET TISSU E 4 ROLL PACK 2 9 <}■> ^ i l n HtHSHEK jQ ja ity IJ t y iv n e 3 9 ;/ LIMIT 1 WITH j S t v*15 I '00 . ORDER |S.OO ORDER SU GAR EVEUFRESH FAMILY LOAF WEBB'S LONG GRAIN / SUGAR \ r. FROZEN BREAD 425 LIMIT 4 WITH IS.00 ORDER 49' l J L J FRESH KRISP C A R R O TS 2 -1 9 ' U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 3 ^ 2 9 ‘ O N IO N S 3 * 1 9 ^ rO L E O ' X Mayonnaise * 1-LB. SOLID i V - 2 9 ‘A ^ Limit I With *3.00 U. S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES Limit I With (3.00 Order IK zV v* ^ 19 LB. BAG LIMIT 1 PLEASE 11 ij.l*4 rr . li A*. i *i �VS* BinTarB Vrr>H fFage 12 — Feb. 10, 1965 ★ Award Movies To Be Shown In DeBary THURS. ★ FRI. ★ SAT. Br Mr*. John Loon* The first In • eerie* of re­ cent award winning motion plcturee to be preiented bp the DeBary Civic Association will be shown at 7:30 p.m. thl* Friday in the Community Center. Tha film. "Shane." which tell* of the difficult homesteading Ilf* in early days of the Weat, waa choien aa one of ” 10 Beat of Year” by the National Board of Review and the Film Estimate Board of National Organizations and waa awarded a "alar" rating J as an outstanding movie. Earl Merrill, civic associa­ tion president, advises that the film* are being shown a* a community service and no admission will be charged. However, he says, the “hat will be passed" for contribu­ tion! to cover costs of the shewing* with any surplus to | go for other community aervIce projects A survey will he made among those attending Friday night's movie to determine [ preference of future showing* and frequency of presentation. All people In the community , are Invited to attend. Oviedo Science Fair Announced - a wwi ' i - « By Evelyn Lundy Entry ctssslficalloni a n d Judging point schedules for Oviedo's local Selene* Fair were announced today by Mr*. James Palmer, Science Club ■ponsor. Classifications include bio­ l o g i c a l , botany, medicine, h e a l t h , zoology, physical, chemistry, earth and space, physics and muthrmntlri. Judging will he on creative ability, 30 points; scientific thought, 30 points; thorough­ ness, 10 pointa; skill, 10 points; clarity, 10 pointa and dramatic value, to pointa. Firat, aecoml and third place ribbrna will he awarded In each division. Winners will enter projects In the Seminole County Regional Srlenre Fair aeheduled this year In Oviedo In the school gymnasium for March 35 2(1. GOLD BOND FLA. Git AHE "A" STEWING HENS STAM PS 'TII It I FT W, February 1 de Goldfinger PARIS (CPU - President | Charles de Gaulle's call last werk (or a return to the gold standard has rarnrd him a new nickname In the Paris] financial clrclca — Charles dc| Goldflnger. la J (b t iiiI mf . t'nurf nf Ih* C n u i l f Prnilnolt f u t i l i t y » M a t* *f Fl©rli*.. In la r» fh* f a t a f• nfi n n o D A r> o n a t . n*c****4 I >t h d a y o f K* br u* r y . A P 15*5, i ' f M t n t in i h* H o n o r a b l e County J ud it a o f Hamlnol C o u n t y , f l o r i d * , hi* f i n a l f * t u r n , i r r u u n l *nd v n u r h i r i , a* "LEAN 'N MEATY " .f Hi* ratal* or d r *y, d*rr**f»d, and * t aa Id .Um*, t h r u a n d ther *. rmak* mfipl U * tln n to til* •add Judur fo « fI ii at1 **11 Urn m I of iii* adfii i n i »t r il l l««n of a* Id • • t * I r„ an d for h it o r d e r dta* iharititiB him *• fuclt K itou 7aHt| P R O D U C E # Of Ithod* D. G ra y, litctiM i. H IU NHO IeSKh A N D LO G A N Pi rad P adtr al H u Idding ban ford, Flo rid a A l 1» i rr*y a for 11 . m l. r Yeti. I. ih. C 1)1-7* IX Til M rn l'S T V V O I H I T , BKMI XI H. l v J t'lIHK** (H IN TS. D acaas ad. YOU AND E ACH OK YOU a r a he r eb y notified that w r i t t e n In et ru menl p ur p o r t l n s In the above elylad Court. •land PORK STEAKS unrevoked. K a r ly te H oueholdar County J ud ge B y I L e U B. W a l k e r , C l a r k A L B E R T N. F I T T S 1 Ma s o n i c Bu i l d i n g l a n t o r d , Fl ori da . At t or ne y f o r Baocut or. t f u b l l a k F a b . I, l a . IT, U , 1111 1 LETTUCE CABBAGE APPLES 2 HEADS I.R . IiI “WINTERGARDEN” |l Strawberries ]. K 10OZ. U PKGS. 9 7 “Belly Crocker" Choc., Yellow, White 20 Oz. I’kga. "SAXFT" CUT GREEN CAKE MIXES . . 3/SI.OO BEANS •SW IFT'S" LUNCHEON MEAT “ FACIAL TISSUES" PREM POTATOES 10 LI1. BAG 0 g c II OZ. CANS . . . . . . . . . . 3/S1.00 “HORMEL" 4 LB. HAG g g r j1 J1fJ■ j In NO. 300 CANS “McKENZIE” POLE BEANS 24 OZ. PKG. 3 9 3 9 "NABISCO" RITZ FRUIT DRINKS . . 3/SI.OO . . 8/51.00 PKGS. OF 200 . . . 4/51.00 50 EXTRA Wilh Thia Coupon A The Purrhaar Of 39c 12 OZ. PKG. CRACKERS . . . 50 EXTRA With Thia Coupon A Tha 31c EACH 29 "THRIFTW. February ] “SHURFRESH” "FLEISCIIMAN’S" BREAD BISCUITS CORN-OIL OZ. 5 8CANS 01E0 4 35 C 39 c GOLD BOND STAMPS ‘EVERFRESIP 20 OZ. LOAVES GOLD BOND "Wiahbon*" ITALIAN STAMPS DRESSING 8 Oz. Btl. Site Coupon Good At "THHIFTWAY** Only Thru SaL. February 13 sm M m POUND CAKE STAMPS > LB. PKG. " l l l - t r ASST. dS OZ. CANS NO. 303 CANS "WEBB'S" RICE . "EVERFRESH” •< SCOTTIES CHILLI & BEANS . 3/S1.00 • “PET-RITZ” PIE SHELLS PKG. OF 2 C H IPS GOLD BOND I* Oz. T» in 5»r t nupnn GimwJ At "TH III FT WAY” Only I hiu SaL. February 13 L3. FRESH GREEN 5 5(1 E X T R A With This Coupon A The Purrhaar Of "Everfrcah" POTATO "WESTERN" lea n •THE.SU *N CRISP" 29 esaaed: 1C 2 LB. PK G . WHITE T H E S T A T E O F FLORI DA T a a l l p a r s o n s I n l s r s s t s d Ii t ha s a l a t s of Kar a Uu r k a , da "T IIR im V t BACON FRESH *N JUICY "MclNTOSH" F lorida. K irui: or HAHA UUI I KE. STAM PS "COUNTRY" THICK-SLICED lb. 68c i Ii• 1; *« c i | i "ir 1 J a n . 1) a 58c 78c 78c 38c "ALL-MEAT** tor. lJ«t*d I h l i 1h» 2t.lL d ay of J a n u a r y . A. P 1**4 A Ktjwin 8h )n h o l* * r A* K * * t u l u r of ih * K i l a U P ublish lb. lb. lb. lb. CLUB • ROUND • SIRLOIN GOLD BOND $*95 LBS. "BONELESS" Nolle* is h r r t l i y id v an t h a t <h* u n d aral u n t i l will, on ih GROUND BEEF LB. "LEAN \N TENDER" "BONELESS" N O T H 'K KlCtUtor II hod a H, 58c : 78‘ SHOULDER ROAST ENGLISH ROAST POT ROAST . . SHORT RIBS . STEW BEEF . . Legal Notice FRESH "100% I’DRE" T-BONE LB. PKG^ 37 5U EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia Coupon * Tha Purchaaa Of ’ 10 Lbi. Cello B a g STAMPS "BAKING" ___ POTATOES Coupon Good At "THRIKTWAY" Only Thru SaL, February 13 �0 * BARRAGEf ‘ A Mere Infant Mother Earth has always been re­ luctant about revealing her age, which may be one reason she’s referred to in the feminine gender. Over the years, though, men have been finding out more and more about her colorful and sometimes vio­ lent past and refining their estimates of her nge. Using radioactive dating methods, scientists‘at the Carnegie Institution in Washington have now placed it at no less than -1,350,000.000 years. $ Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley Political Notebook The figure was arrived at by meas­ uring the strontium isotopes contain­ ed in rocks from St. Paul’s Rocks, two desolate islands in the middle of the Atlantic. They arc the oldest rocks yet found. These -1.55 billion years are modest, however, compared with the age of the Milky Way Galaxy, which is be­ lieved to have formed anywhere from 12 to 20 billion years ago. So Mother Earth is really a young thing with a lot of life—both In her and on her. WASHINGTON (NEA) — Report* that the f is t Polaris submarine (SSBN-695) will be named the Will lingers brings back memories of more than three decades ago. It tins 1034. Will Rogers was at the height of hts fume ns a humorist, "rowboy phil­ osopher,” newspaper roluninist, vaudeville entertainer. He was the Bob Hope of his day and as popular as the Beatles are now. The t!. S. govern­ ment railed on him for good will missions abroad. In a sense he was almost a folk hero for his wry comments about the state of govern­ ment and the world. As a young sprout, taking my first trip to Japan and China, ft hsd been necessary to go up from Eong Brnrh, Calif., to Los Angeles, for a latsspcht. The picture sub­ mitted wasn't tha right sire, the passport people said. Busy Government It may not be the most urgent question posed by the Johnson ad­ ministration, but it is certainly one of the most intriguing ones: W hat does the President intend to do with 13 astronaut-style rockingreclining easy chairs? The first chair was given to the President at Christmas by the Tenth Texas Congressional District, the district which originally sent him to Congress. The chair was designed along the line of those used in jet airplanes and siiace capsules, whose pilots are sub­ ject to severe physical stress. It fea­ tures thick latex rubber cushioning and can either be rocked or locked in place in any position. The President­ ial Seal and LBJ initials are handpainted on the brown Vinelle uphol­ stery. The President liked the chair so much that the White House has or­ dered 12 more from the manufact­ urer. For the cabinet? Visiting dele­ gations? To put conferring congress­ men at ease? To relax the opposi­ tion? The catch is that each of the chairs will have the seal and LBJ brand painted on it. And only one man can fill th a t kind of chair. Evidently that man plans on doing an awfid lot of sitting and a-rocking and a-thinking and a-talking over the next four years. * si i c ■ . * - - ■i ■■ -■ t'nited Prraa International the point of this ra ta ilystnii- of gin and one of dry ver­ mouth.’ WASHINGTON (L’P li — event. Mott advlce-to - the - lovelorn ‘‘A abort time ago I ac. "My question, hind air, it column* are written by wom­ quired a jug of an expisite this: Shall I forgive, try to en. Which ia hunky-doiy with and expensive English gin, me. I prefer to deal with my favorite nectar. One eve- forget, and tane her hack ?” The above letter was signproblems of a more abstract ning recently, after a par nature. Itiruiaily Itirulaily trying day at the 'd hV T,,"V M< Hale of the r r . i I asked my helpmate Eliot (Mich i Journal, with Occasionally, h ow rv e r, .office, therc arise: a pi utile m of the to pie pare me a martini. whom I once wan associated "When, she, handed rue the .in a_ project ...... , to , deviae . , , a avo type that one hesitates to confide to a woman. And frosty glass I took a sip. anwhen that happens, 1 am al- tieipaiing instant liltsa, Hut i, , u " " r tmiiMiting the inways willing to pitch in and horror of honors! tensity of hangovers lend • hand. “ When 1 tra in e d my far*° r m*v»n. 1 jravr my '’Pear sir: lultirs sufficiently I KaRficd, MHy «\cn nuue Careful con* hesitate to Bother you Woman: Are you trying to fcidenilN»n than nutrht ordlwith a marital matter, but 1 )H»ison me? What is this tei* lu>r am afraid the ladies of our rible, l e t h a l concoction?’ I V1ai ^ r' McJIale: profession who dole out And sbe replied, ever »o in- ' I here is a lot of sadness domestic advice wouldmiss ' nocently, 'Why, it s two patla ,ri 111 '■(hue at a garden party I saw a womoii empty an entire irla*« of Scotland's most «h*ii*d*ed fluid product simply hiTUMM* a emit had t i n**Il­ Enterprise Altamonte Spring* ia ruled on one of the tee Mrs. Rllrhle llarrlt Mrs. Julii ilartot i ii beS', 839-131* 668-5834 *T »otn n B t ri- t ly 668-4604 Bear Lake-F'nrest City >tafidp*'ii»r >"»r uif«* ilniMi't Mrs. Maryann Mllra have a !•■.• " f I asr Miry i t «8 Miirnl 938-3678 Mrs. Franr-s Wester “ ♦t \ lr \ " i l l ! m (h r |nn<l 322-6219 (sssrlh err y umiM tjj«hn)fl yiiiir f»«*i if «■»n Mra. Jane t asvelberrj unit nujiiil y«»u rust oily nf the Like Monroe 838-5016 Mr*. II. I- Jnhnana ciff L s r r i ’v* , 322-4722 ‘ It w * tiM Be h <K ib h B I i ', Chuluota h n w n r i, til 4 idiM .I. f thin l.tingwtmd Mra Joan Magin Mrs. Donna F.stea 365-3712 m a tte r in the lig lit i.f 838-3317 fin d in g * By I» r. W ilh rlm H»rHrltary North Orlandn 111 w ♦*I, i hi* not pci nut ti f ftpi • Mra. John la-one Mra. Margaret Cosby Off M . 668-1883 322-6795 " H i s M u d u * in-li-H tr Hint Drltona Osteen th r *nrn* R fru r t u n il u r .ik * Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. C l s r r n r e S n y de r nr>* u h u h fdUM'k uutupn l<* 668-5631 322-4*41 play ith it^ijirn. ifvGeneva Oviedo pH®, Tr»J anH pyH Mra Evelvn Lundy Mra. J n\ nn llaya j i»i■ k » utl«l » U n (hpin 365-3160 319-1873 Herald Area Correspondents <■4 Page 1-A Sanford, Florida WALTKM niA N H HARR! A. LILLO!*, \ OI.IU1.1M-. Wed., February 10, ’05 M illO M A * l> Ur»»l«ll«* Dolt I* WILLIAMS SocUtr ICdUor uo r i ifc- a t i n * OII» O u t! SlIOEMAKI-R ACualiitaa. M m a i i r fRKU W R LU td achanicAl Hwpt HILL VIRCKAT Kdlur Staff s L u v c u i r i tov J.c Wask a a 4 C U rlstniss, pub- IgMI.VULK C O t S I t l NW V N \ \ v \ V (J) him I HiJtJvtl; * 1 juM m i I lived m y r n m p rliiin t i! " Then Be m entioned fo u l v^mBl leadern u ho h«tf at l a r k « ed his th e o rie s B u i said one of tli* m soon died. \ \ \ T ill SANFORD, Tier s H , p S 1A a (] 1 7 »J FLORI DA 111 14 1 le a f 4 14 4 M e a t k a 1 4* I M o e t h e I 40 I 144 | l.M V . ' c YARMOUTH •YARMOUTH • 3 and 4 Day Cruises to NASSAU and ALL 01114.11 M8 II* 4 •• • Mentis Meath 9HID1I Fullv .Air-Conditioned its i t * <»• »••!> I I ee m i.»|<>*1.U* ♦if rM a tifip a jmil* a!iB ‘ m a rim i " E v e n ia tirn r n r u i t i y prti* | n. i t in n i-i. it w ill B p irnprup* r l y Alim **!. " H y a il niFQ tn, ta k e her Brti k . m i A m i nim sidei ym n »i lf lu k k y th a t she d id n't use swkeel v e rm o u th ." I Sanford Furniture Co. Barbs Fbotographtr Home Delivery Hy M all Dick was startled at part of my advice on how he could rrarh the lop rung on the ladder Of success. Hut read Dr. Freud’* -famou* recipe- for you will perceive why I urged grueling aihlrtira! Look around you and »ec the jun­ ior executive* itying at 15 or 50! A dead virr-prr*iilrnl can never beuinie head of a firm! George W. Crane. |*h. D , M D. CASK V I UP Dick It . aged 18, is a high - lioi.l senior * Pi. t l a n e , ” he asked dur­ ing ft forum following my addr*'-s to hi* high school t-m| vo, at ion, "| w'ant to be « law y. i "So wInit would you suggest I tllke 111 I-Illlrgl- to plel'HI*' myself to U an outstanding sucre t a As you might surmise. 1 teeiinimeniled debate, publp speaking and a i nurse in Ingir whirein tile fallacies of teason,ng ate explained. Hit nl-o try to win a col- nm 4* un i teeim i al ' oiB Irgi totter in spoils, especial­ 11am i ’ ly iri i be 2 in lie m distum , Si i .«!' 11**i ifh in 't o, Vi liit'B in i .nt* in swimming. I ' Ol e f if t h e p t e n t c o i l ! 1 1h l i t o f i link looked purtled at my I t B e a t t « t tiM l.R |t% \N .ill 1 1 i l*nrki-« -ugge-tion about ntbleins ' n-j *h * id p n litj: slu t find I • t»i u t *% 1- i Id i' t Nlonf B“ So I rou,iniled him id tin ,4 l .i i i ' t h* o ft. ns t»\ «l ' l i i ' i i 1 m il f *• 1 '*1111 up w il h n -oiiiiil ad m e given In III » i » i . *ri 11 in k i»| wwimiiMii^ Sigmund Fiend, tile Fiilhri I **r Mil* f.ir^ e r, m ote m o- In til> \ • *‘ wiii'n rtrki d for f I’syi lumptilyMs ' i *«I ,r*i i, i»!■,i r hi •*a f t * I111e ■11»vi t - r *Ion nt lo ii* lit. Freud was opposed al Milt ft rne*l to (mlRMle most uni vet sully in 1*95 when v*v*ttii-»i w i pi m*f fill* l * -1if**! of |im iiid iii l' *v* n% In- launehrd (lull gieal iiinio nf %*i!l B»* " fr m t m n i1," § .if - p<i f m m m* . it tn’iv *tyV> \ a Mori in psychiatry u it h fin phi-* I 1til *i 4'I iHmIiaI •4 •'>'* tn m n m tiiin ad i‘*pntfe During a lecture engage • II i >i1.it inp nt o n ly »'>** Bpsfia nt i ur \ « % In whivrt, $r*l». »Im p ^ men', he riindu ted a fntUin even B ' tfiiiR sfllvai'in^ r 1 up nr 5)np m il " f tli* itftriwHida in which a -indent • 11'* | •••r mmiitt* (n r 2111 pur p l i t n r r . asked him: "III Freud, how dors It hap pen that you succeeded so well ( 1 ’i u n n ( e i J - j T h l o n h z i t f i , L i n e . in the fare of the world-wide opposition of the noted psy r hob gist* ?" Jo which Dr. Fiend mod } TjuLutanee estly sbt tigged hts shouhlcii FVnP £V;Jafr A I-K 1 A > I»I l |1 AdvtriUlQs iA R U WMLLI Worry Clin ic - «•••»•! l-utillstisU Ilatlr s i o e p t a s t u ' r J s j . a u n a s r IUti*4 b s i u r j s y p r e c s s d i n a C h r l s u n s a . ft U l.hUK U A d v i r U i i r i i Dir«cior H J l UHKCN M iR A g ln s £ 4 lto r 111)1 N H O kil-N T I. J 0 I 1 * » 0 * 1*1*1 Foreign New* Analyst creases the gulf between the .approval is a plan already Chile elects a new congress rich and the poor. [worked out with U. S.-owned on March 7 ami lor President And a third which has eon- copper companies for greater Eduardo FTel the day calinot trihuted heavily lo Chile’s jc h iu . n ,,a rtic|r ,tlon in Us come loo soon, sitting Communist puiiv, xvi-*- "f .1 , ,. , fo, Inutnllv money-producing inFrei vvoft his own election low nar pay for brutally long by the greatest landslide in hours, especially in rural dustry. J This would give Chile a Chilean history, and on Nov. areas. “That left three who talk­ hour ind 5,760 per 21-hour 3 took office with a ready­ As a sturtrr. F'rei made controlling 61 per cent in th* ed against psychoanalysis day). made program of ‘‘revolution three key propoanU.*Braden Copper Co., a Konwhile I was steadfastly tictiod Almighty figuratively in liberty.” One would be a capitalfeeling it. necott subsidiary, for fSO pi in'i s about 2.5 HILLION Hut a lum r-d uek co ngress property tux To rnisu $161) "Then a sent ml opponent lien11 beats iu our ‘“rd ix ^ iH c h tloodl while F’rei million a year over the next million: 49 per cent in a mix­ j>aysctl away, leaving me but .L ink" at birth so t!ir soonrtj. fumed hat: rtikken cxploiatmn cd cxp lo iatio n company com pany with w ith r - the—strum ■tv¥rs-* i-sTx-J*. (im m u q educa.-. ed two famous foes: 1 ! we cM>*ume t hem.-thw*wi shut otit of the early rxritemeiit 11' 'll ami hnnsing prdjecls. AnaVonifavTlS p*f*cenl of 'anjr’ “ Finally anutliyr enemy " r s'1'-' and tefuar rl even to consider | This bill came iimler attack new Anarilnda min# and 25 died, leaving me a 1 1 ratio. Teen ageis. take the long bills labeled by the govern- fruit) both the political rent- per rent in various other project*. and I even outlived that final tango view of life, for success mint as "extiemely urgent ” ct and eon set vat ive right. - title! is nut H MVVlild dash but a Hamstringing the govern- | The government estimated ‘ So longevity is one of the tn.nathnri tine! nit-lit is the fact Unit Fiei’a that only t ft per cent of the Hnid to be the mountain greatest ingredients for su. ■ Remember, a dead viee-ptei- Christian Democratic party people would be affected, by from which Moses descended cess. nB tit ru n n ev er liminie Bend runt tula only 33 of the I'.l_‘ the new tax, with the Ten Commandments, \ second proposal dr-alt Gejiel Mu*a is located on the W e ll, you u n d e r * an u n d eongrr-saional scats a situa­ id t iie f i f i n ’ which the persuasive with stum rlraraner, and a Slum l’r-ninsula. 11\ s e e f h e w i s d o m III I l f , t i i ’t e ip ip p e d v%ith eollene tion hopes to levet-c 111 thud with special powers to F ie n d 's a i l i k v tiiMi 1U 4; and vvnle pi a r lir a l Fiei help the president govern. Match. F o r r o tn jie t ;tion u Uh n e\ r s pel lenee. Legislation winch Frei 1In- latter came under spee»y ttm le «*r piofesihiuti i* now OVER 05 YEARS Hut then don't trn»w diR1ini i.ttink because it would >4• l Blit il may regime lo nrauri'd . fo i F a th e r T u n e s nks and which rotigiiss At First A Palmetto Ft lo !»* \ 4-‘ii h B< f o il 1 oi In*- w ill top o ff %i i i i t opponent** if fm has failerl to pass, slitkes give the pir-sldrut the povvet lAlongside old post office) iliir-ctly at what have b**r time to take Ms pioposals to a i nine lo p m an on tin- totem %oii viin |i\ e piist 1*0 01 tif*. 1inditliuiiil Chilian Inj ust id - plehiM lie if they failed to fn«B’ I \Im sin Rfitr to |»r Due is a lain) teiuni- sys- win appioval of congress, I h ilt oi* n ils yo u mn> no* i r.m t tn m r e id T in Santtent which keeps much of the It was a weu|ettf congtestent h The sem e o f su* " #s u n ­ fo ld H ern 1<lk rm I o m h k r population in poverty and did not want to give Frei who I til you r i p <10 y e a r * old# B niK. RtRm peil, RildrenRed rnwhich is so inefficient that has hern, taking- more and Hut m i \'pose ym i the o f a 1 etopr null 20r to r m e r t %p 1 title must impott half her mote to the ait waves to de­ hi ; i i t a It Xu k at til i .«n ? my* nfiil |ir t n lin g o i 'O when » (’tirpcls • Furnilure food. feud hts ‘'government for the O fiv io ii'ly . you im ii > Be i*| ,* >«»ii M'tid fo r one td lip* ' Tilt• I'innoti Another ia an inequitable humble." l«o\ • r i »in^ on | he ladtler to | MI«Ik 1*1 *«• ) * Hi-ntnl Bed* t,.\ system winch simply in- \ Also awaiting rnngtessional I in i eR,«. d esp ite yom B t i'li Dr. Crane’s Courage is the mastery of fear— not the absence of fear.—Mark Twain. ’» - ' 'Revolution In Liberty’ But immediately he spoke to them, saying, Take heart, it is I ; have no fear.—Matthew 11:27. The Lighter Side were ’ to ho taken disclosed two middle-aged men. On* was Will Rogers. Ther? « n only his friend with him. There was no photographer. Neither knew th*re was a young man In the next room. That young man of 1934 hud never met Will Roger*. He never did meet him. be­ cause he sat there quietly in the next room until Will had. hi* picture taken and went on hia way out the other door, e To a rnthrr narrow, serious voting math teacher. Will had been just another famous nrtor. But from that day on. the feeling persisted within him that Will Rogers was a great man. It was so simpte a refusal to take advantage of hi* popularity. Less than eight month* lat­ er Will was dead from aft airplane crash near Point Barrow. Alaska. Phil Newsom Says Thought For Today Dick West’s They sent me across the street to a smalt quickie passport picture shop. If rec­ ollection serves right, it was a walk-up. The dingy offico was emp­ ty. But while waiting, voices came dearly through the open door of the next room. One ■voice said: “Why don't you get a diplomatic passport and save all this bother? You could, you know. It would save you waiting in lines. You and your baggne would breere by customs.” There was a long’ pause, with the soft *nund of feet sort of shnflling on the floor. Then came the other voice, anil it is as rlear now ns though it wete yesterday. "Shurk*. 1 wouldn’t want to do that,” Then there was silence., The voice seemed familiar from radio or somewhere. A look into the small room where the passport pictures FREEPORT! BOTH SHIPS HOIK DOCKSIDE DO\YNTO%YN NASSAU & DOCKSIDE FREEPORT • No wattinjj for Hntull htmla lo lake you ashore anti hack, hh with many other cruise ships! S A L E S W E R E U P A W H O P P IN G 4 5 % IN ’6 4 A N D A L R E A D Y S H O W ­ IN G G R E A T E R G A IN S F O R 6 5 ! S O W H Y W A IT ? G E T IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y O N T H E P E R F O R M A N C E - S T Y L E - E C O N O M Y - R E S A L E L E A D E R IN ITS FIE LD ! T H E Y 'R E IN O U R S T O C K - T O D A Y I ! ! ! 1 1 M e e lk a 1 Meita l). ft pel 1st H siaUtleai preside that s-U Mali subecrrpUeae It paid la advsace. T b* lisrald 14 s member el tBe Caned Ptete watch le •*tilled esetuetvely te the ese tor repnklteeltea at all Ike lecal news print** la MIS a***#4**r. • Duty-free ahopping aboard ship! • All expense# aboard ship: sir conditioned atalermim . . . deluxe meals and anark* , , . entertainment and dancing . . . Captain's cocktail party . . . free deck chairs! h a i e t e d s e r e s e n d c i s t * m a i l e r l ee i e e e r I t , ISIS a t l a* F e e t Of f i ce *f S a a f a r d . f Te i i d a . a a d e r Ik* 8*1 a t Ce af t t ee* W M a c t k • Ships ar* your floating hotels ia both ports! ». lirt.______• • Th# only regularly-scheduled cruise ahip* from Miami lo Nassau and Freeport with swimming pools! __________ ' 9 * p a r i el a a y m s i a r t a i . a a wa er a d t a r i w i a b , al t a i l l U I I M • f T k a f t a a t e r d H e r a l d m a r k* r e p r o d u c e d l a e a r . m a a a a e wi t h • a l w r l l t a a p a r m t a a t e a a f i k e p a k l l e h a e s f T k a He r a l d , a a y I n d i v i d u a l a r f i r m r a a p o e s l b l * f a r e a e k r e p r e d u c l l a a wi l l k» c e a a l d a r a d a* i n f r i n a m * . a T k a Ma r al d' a a e p y r t s k i a a d will k* h e l d L a b i a fee d a m a * a a undvr l a a Law. • Minimum cabins on dvary deck (not below deck as an other cruk* ship*) I —/Ple/uM Uf Comet HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue �r 'V i -i- i \ m* P IA R A»BVi I am • k**p*» anil fall h«d «w hrfli In |qv« with my Mm , who i* J77 yaara mjr aanlor. F* He waa alao married and had a family. Wa leapt ewr romanee a »****! until I w,» thraa mantha’ aramant. Than ha aaked hl» wlfa for a divorce ao ha could mar* ry mi, She refuiad. La at aummar ha laft hia wlfa and I left my hwahaM and naw wa am living to» father aa Mr. and Mra. Wa reallie wa ara aocia> out* caite, but wa go to church ovary Sunday and wa Vnaw in auy haart* that wa qra doing nothing wrong, and By Abigail Van Buren th* (tore* in Ps|tlm«T* must ara Wally married In God'a eye*. Now, don’t you think work an commission be­ hia w|fa ahould give him n cause no one getting wages divorce ao we can bt marri­ would act th* way they do. ed and adopt thraa ppor, in­ Tha mlnito you walk Into herent «hlldren? H°w **n a itere, a aalratody pounce* wa maka hl» wifa tea tba on you. H frightens me so light? that I nearly ferget what I ONTARIO cam* In to buy. I Ukr to DEAR ONTARIO: J don’t look around • atore alon* for know haw you faa| that you a little while Instead of hav­ are “dalng nathlng wrong" ing samaona at my elbow and are "really man-ltd In asking, "May I help you?" Qod’a eyaa." According to all tha lawi of God and man(> More than onca I’ve walked out of a atore fof that rea­ ha ia married to another, son, and I know p|anty of and ao are you. I would <*y other cuitomara hav* don* that tbli man’a lawful wifa th* ism*. Why ar* th* »al«»laai the light vary clrarly. ladlat in Baltimore *o ag­ Il'a you who'a in the dark. gressive? • a • NO SALE DEAR ABBY: I have DEAR NO SALE: You aama to tha coneluaion that call It "aggraialv*"—aama* all tha women who work In Q a co b y South was probably tha moat embarcasatd playar la tha U. fl. team trial* fog tha World Championship whan ha found himself declarer a t thraa dub*, Wait'# ont-ipada opening waa • propar ll-po|nt«r ilnca ha had a fair ault and two da. fensive tricks. North's taroheart overcall waa doubtful on distribution but hia high card holding waa more than sufficient. Eaat'a r*|ia to two apadea waa pure gall. Ha h*4 almost no high card strength and no'ilngleton. -Suuth w&a. ured u-ptfor n^nvulnerable ovircall* by hi* partner and South fait th lt hia opponanta could almost surely make four spades. It appeared to South that hli king of apadea Waa right under tha gun« and that hia aide might not even m*k* on* henrt tr|ck. Hence, South da- j J O n (B h id q s i NORTH WAS w A io s i: WEICT (D) EAST AOJIII A 1017 4 g ti ♦ Q 8 TJ 1 4AIIII 4QI SOUTH SKI .. ?« "" . AKJ l Of l Cast aad West vulntrsbla Wert North Eaat South If Pin t t f t Opening lead—A Q That kind *f alriagkt talk J» mope than tha ma|(:ul|nq ago ran Uk«. T h r o u g h tha eapturlea, amart wlvra have figured more aubtle waya of getting their husbands to behava the way they want tham to. The wife who I* married to to a man a little cn the stingy •ide doesn't, if she hopes to change him, tail him how fltingy ha U.' Instead, sh* pounce* on any IRtla aign of generosity, uilng it l l an « * ample to brag to othsra about I* i —---- — ■■ elded to confuse matter* by bidding three clubs. He »uccecded admirably. Wait waa confused but not confuitd enough to either d«uh|f or bid any more ppndss and North assumed that his partner had a l«t of aluba and nathlng else, ao U )s J J t e Ragardlasa of how unco, pperatlva your husband may be, don't push him to tha wai| by demanding that h* accede to all your wlshta. It f K J fl d *?• w/ 4 A 10 .. % f- * Am Coming." An English rock 'n roll «ombo (Chid and Jerem y) guest atar. • 11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Mevia. "Tha Naked Jungle." (Color) H'a apan #■ gainst Ut« ngtg la toll one. ang Um man la QhirltoR H»» toq. A South American ranch, er sands for • mail ardor bride and la disappointed when he discovers aha (Eiean- pr P*rt#r) bu keen married bqfqrg. WhRo m i k ||| I I N W She has a simple job done, and lets him pay the bill. And the thought suddenly occur* to him that he could have dune the job and saved the money, The w|f# who thinks bar husband Is „ careless host doesn't tell him so. Inilcsd. after they've been to a party at someone else's house, sh* points out what a good host Jo* pr Charlie it. Tha praise of another man’a good quali­ ties mnkes the husband eaarnine his own behavior. A wise wifa lets her hus­ band discover for himself how gsnirous, kindly, talenlad, courteous, considerate a p d right he always Is. thing In thalr pith. They thin hove to fight tho in ti. 8:30-10 p.m. CBS. Cora WOllama, "How To Be Happy Though Married." Cars re­ veals she'a married, in viola­ tion of company policy. Is her job to danger? la Frank'*? 8h* piaadi thalr c a n all tha way to tha top, tha chairman of tho board, Edward Ever­ ett Horton in an all too brief opairanca. >:M-|0:JO p.m. ABC. Burko’1 Law. "Who Killed tha to i«y aa. a * a DEAR ARBY; Our aon I* a Cub Scout and I am a dan mother, I always thought tha purpoaa of thli organ!* ration waa to toach young boya good character and clUianthip, but now I am not ao pur*. Each month tha "pa*k" maata and tha hoya preitnt (hair project of tha month. They’ve mads Jack o' lanterns, bird-faadsra, ate. Blu« ribbon* a rt awarded thf winners. I uaed to work With ahlldren pa I faal aomawhat qualified to know what 8•and 0-year-old boya ar* capable of doing. It i* obvioua that aome of tha. boya’ parent* have done most of tha project*. The boys are bewildered because they know they are suppoi- •d <* da tita work tham palvas. Should I apeak to tha d*n mother* about tMa, or remain allant? A PEN MOTHER • a PEAR DEN MOTHER! Thar* la nothing wrong with parent* "helping" thalr chil­ dren In Cub Scout projects er homework wnlaps |t*» avr •rd*n*. But where *hildr»n are relieved of ALL th* work, they hav* learned only to pull a fa it ana. Fralin t thli Idas to tha dan m*th»re—privatoly. a • • Problems? Writ* to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Lot Anglia*, Calif. For a personal reply, anclosa a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hat* to writ*letters? Send on* dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angelas, Calif- far Abby’a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTER8 FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." SANFORD ONLY! E D YTH T H O R N T O N M c L E O D “A fter widowhood for twen­ ty-year* I am getting married again. , I am aixty, my husband-tobe la sixty-five and we are both retired. There's no mon­ ey to waste, but we believe companionship is Important. We ara to be married In my alstar's home at nonfi, with b luneh there" a/tarwarda for flftasn old frlsnds. What ahould I wear and what should ha wear? Wa are driv­ ing to a large city to ap*nd a weak a t a hotel on a sort of honeymoon.—Estalla." It sounds aa if you had plan­ ned wall. I suggest a suft crepe dn-sa, with a amall and pretty hat, a small bag and glevai to complete a proper pirturr. Wear a rnrsags which, of course, tha groom will tend to you—and h* should aend on* to your alatar. Omasa a color tor your outfit which I* espsrially becoming t* yoq. This year color la .really "In." Tha groom should wear a dark huainess suit (1 prefer charcoal grey), with a white shirt, gray Wa, highly polishid black shosa and, of cuursa, black socks. And hsppinesa from "Beauty After Forty." "1 work In our town library, and am a widow of fifty-three. Thera ll a nice looking man who tomes there for books (he docs research and is e writer). | wonder if I could ask him to my housa for a Sunday aftarnooq party. I will h*v* several frienda fn. }{* 1* un- married and I feel sure ia a little older than I am. I am lonely for an escort. a*4*;« friend—I am not looking for a husband.^rWorklng Widow." I think it would be quite In ordar and In good taita to invite this man to your hom*. He la probably lonely for com­ panionship, loo. If not—wall, you will have dbht' vCTfW-4* correct and nice. Let me know how It turn* ouL “My daughlar, a divorcee with three little rhildren, la going to marry a good steady man this time—hut she wanta to wear a white dress. Is that in good taste T The wedding Is to be almple, at the Town Hall.—Mom." Neither a widow nor a di­ vorce* should wear white. This Is in strict tradition, but movie stars do It and many people follow that "trend." Soft bslge, pal* grey, pile blue, soft pink, all lovely "style" colors for a formal dress or a very simple one, are In far better teste and, so oftsn, are more flattering. Tomorrow—From My Note­ book • ' FEBRUARY 11 - 1 2 - 43th Skid Resistant Genuine Chenille 11x 48 Inch VIS C O SE R A Y O N PYLE THROW /** tlMINOII^T M y t a . v i u b e X ll .• SO a LAST DAT ‘Baby Tha Rain Muni Fall" With gteve ,Mct)u*«n and Lee Remlek H IO L-IN 1 H L A IH TV Time Previews t o ,m t e Starts Thar*. m l t ran(.ovi) pass MTic Eat Cat." Whaddays know? The victim la actually a fat rati Guait atari are Martha .Raya, McDonald Carey, B|l|y da Wolfe and Diana Hyland. 10:30 • 11 p.m. ABC. ABC Scope. "Dilemma in Viet nam." W|th United States pol­ icy aa regards Viet Nam to a state of confusion. It's little wonder that tho ABC net. work's representative! are at odd*. Thli ibow la a debalo between Charles T. Arnut and T h la e n K - r r i : I) AVI S' ’ Mtu. k r r a T.ue A II,a* -UKAU HINUKH" MAPPMNMU TO MAWV JAMS" O a-aiarrlaa Jaaa VrsHlsit la Color Jatata Stewart |ijM tOl.ltog a n a o a ir •WltaTSVRS "DEAR BIUGETTB” T ill- lill l im it OPEN I il# p l e a s e , ii«i o i r pe l W IT H Last Day! ♦‘Fathtr Coosa" STARTS TOMORROW John S«»U. o n e 1(H B |k MON. OF Y O U R 0 1 0 .0 0 PURCHA SES O R M ORE! . WORLD PREMIER FEATURE AT 1:20 - 1:20 - 5:20 - 7:20 - 8:20 n v( |vf,vM THE ROMl'INEBT. UHAWI.INK8T. LOVINK8T FUNO-’KST OF 19631 - f . T ° s i a HT‘ * * ® U r# 0 KUBLIX . . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! * fQ H ri 2 Yea'll anjev th* . .. surprising. ___ variety of dallclaui foods and tha fast, ccurtaous service at th* Trade Wind* Cafeteria located neat to tha theatre in the Seminole Plata Shopping Center on U.8. 17-B‘J batwaan Sanford and Orlando. Tiffoer, prime maato, gard*n-fr**h v*gata* t)l*a, appatUing aal*da and your fa ­ vorite pla or cake. On Tutaday avaninga, lo­ fa, w* offer „ M * ___ ot. Naw Vbr ark Sirloin Strip rooked to »n|y TPr. Thureday your ordar for *n|y iram night ii l» Family Night " * **rt* for ail. Sato db. T-B*n» i teak Night w a big. cooked to your o rr for only $1.00. s OKI ANDO I’dit amid i‘Uf Senunolr Pla. j i l)u)A I I I ) M j.jh n d 111 • limit. won itt. ii , RpoK.HUDSON •GmalPUDBRIfllD* ij GklYbUNO i lira I OKI PIIHtl | to atavi i«y at. Scjrrtovn j C A P g T B R I A P mania to ship bay kuk. in i % ^ i* i HI 'f K lY B IBmISaiuam L O Km**\_ \ J/ ME f1lAWBaj«*M i(T-i fcrail rw*m aosoa* Flu* E ltra Spaclal Added Attractloa At 1:00 , ||$ g . I iOO - 7:00 * 1:00 S n, " "S trange B edfeuo w s " Luncheon: I i a.m. • 1:16 p.m. 4 ;*0 p.m. - MOO p.m. army of aoidlor soli converge oo hia ranch, calln| up ivory. 1 , North passed also. As fer East, he had ended hia bid. ding career whan he gave that one raise. South played the h a n d pretty well to get out for down one. Ha won tha spade load In dummy, lad a club and finasaed tha tan. W att duck­ ed, whereupon South return, ed to dummy with a heart and lad a aacond club. This produced thf quean, king and ace and West returned tha nine of trumpa' In ordar to clear tha ault. South took that club trick and led a aacond heart for West to ruff. m. N ow—Weat dr*w_ th a -la s t trum[Tinil I»dT~fPada. South was In with tha king and pro­ ceeded to cash three more heart tr|«ka for down unly one, but a l‘ *a of 11 Internatlonel Match Point* because every other North-South pair played four heart* and madt five. how genrroua he it (in his hearing, of rour|*.> If he is a pcmal male h« begin* to like the picture of himself a btg-harlcd, genirous fallow. Tha wifa who wlahea her husband paid more attention to the children doesn’t make tha mistake of trying to nag him into it. She keeps telling him how wonderful his chil­ dren think he Is, until hs can't resist making an effort to Vie their hero, The wife wheat husband re­ fuse* to be a handy min around the housa doesn't keep after him until he accuses her of never giving him a mo­ ment’s peace. *n« ala* might fall It " a ift? to larva." ft'# tha talaiptr* aon'a Job to offer halp. If th* cuitomar wlahaa to "look qreund." aha hia only By Oswald Jacoby O Jon By Ruth Millett 2(bqhIbqhJtA 10-11 p.m. COg. Tha Dipny Kaye Show. Danny get* off the beaten path tonight and presents a thraa * act comedy entitled "Top Hat, White Tie and Green Soeka." Besides Kaye, the show start Gwen Vcrdon and singer llarve Pre* •*>•11. A good show, with th* usual Danny Kaye touch. 7:30 . 0 p.m. NBC, Virgini­ an. "A Slight Case of Char|> ty." (Color) Charity U' tha cam# of Urn rola played by guait ite r Kalhryg HUM. 4 delightful young lady. I;M • p.m. CBI. Th* Baver. ly Hlllbilllea. (Harun), gome good funny momenta, though the laughs are frequently spare. Granny (Irena Ryan) knowing nothing about profaisionil cab drlvars, gooapta g ride from an "obliging itrang•r." than la outraged whan ha demands payment. Granny, determined that no one will ever taka advantage of her again, insists on learning to drive the Cl*mpelt jalopy. Good aa tha moon faced cabhia ia Mai W ipe. B4:aa p.m, eng. Dick Van Dyke Show. "Tba Itodcoala ' P a n 2*A— F * b . 10, 196S tib b y : married wpman with three children, 10, R and B. Four yaara a to 1 want Co ttprlf In an offic* t f a book. -IX « v m g ta ' O sa h I'-4.if'i..’—x L t i x i .; ii i ' iiir i V — u v^ 4 ^ (A ) TO S0UTQT...M0 « f « *VPT nwrr m W...MNI FAERM (AMTl?BNa M TOTOlURr ■ ffW* •ntHOI AQTTMil IdMWUTUil • SANFORD Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford �I Mr Pane ftnTnrl Vrrall , —Feb. 10,’ 196* Television WEDNESDAY P. M. 1.00 ( » ‘, N a v a , W a a t h a r <1) Na wa c opa , Coni . ( I ) N a va . Sparta, W a a . thar I ; : i (I) llu n tla r- B r ln k la r ( I ) CDS N i v a - W a l l a r Cronklts < » H a v a d u n Wi l l T r a v a ) T:00 <l> L u c y S h o w (») C n t y a n n a (J) Tha D ap ut r 7:10 (1) T h a V i r g i n i a n <t ) Mr. E d 1:00 (l> Tha T a t t y D u k a Show ( t ) My I . l vl ng Doll 1:10 (») S h i n d i g ( I ) Da v a r l y HI l l MUI aa 1:00 (1) T h a Bi g S h o w ( 1) D i c k V a n DyVa 1:10 («) T h a C a r * Wi l l i a m# Show (*) B u r k a ' a L a w 10:00 ( • ) "Tha D a n n y K a y a Show 10:10 (1 ) A B C 8c»pa 11:00 (1) Nawacopa (1) N a v a l l n a . ( t ) C h a n n a l SI* N a v a Spor t a , W a a t h a r 11:11 ( t ) T h e a t e r of t h a S t a r a (SI T h a L a t a 8 h o w 11:10 (1) T o n i g h t THURSDAY A. M. 1:00 ( I ) S 'g n Cm 1:15 (1) Su nahln a A lm an a# t : J I I D N a v a A W a a th a r t io ill Journallam Cookies. 'pC 3 9 ' Crackers....... yi?' 31' Cookies 39* Jelly 33' *V .lu n ih ln t ’i T atty Krtepy f * J J , n,n ' ' »"**T in * M n . r i l h t r t ' t 4- i l i ck Margarine........^ 29* B INSPECTED H E A V Y W ESTER N BEEF tkBEEFSN EED S LESS COOKING TIME! *" ■■ at Topping ........ 7;.” 59« B iscuits..........19* C h eese............ 'JT 53* LIM IT 1 PLEASE W ITH PURCHASES o r $5.00 OR MORE K raft'* D a la i* American, Pimento Sliced Cheese . ’it* 49* b r ig h t b u d g e t gu vs s-„. *Riee.......... pki- *: *r.z* Chop Suey Chow Mein Chop Suey Noodles Soy Sauce lerg. can large can 98' «.T 98' large cam 29' 5-o*. 79' bot. Chun King Pork Chua Kin* i * » • Chun King 4 . •1. .- Sara La# Pineapple pki farm Haul* Applp, Cherry ar Faach Fruit Pies 3 French Fries Cream Peas Green Peas B 5 10-a*. pV.i i noth'* Flo undo* Fillets r ig h t b u d g e t b u v s Swift'* Decanter (limit 1 pleats) Jewel Oil • • • 59 F lo u r.......... S: 3 9 * Hi-C Drinks 3 ' sSauce a u c e • • •• • • • • a 8 P ear Halves 19* 45- o*. <1 Plain or Self Rising Pillibury (Limit I w/Purchaie* of $5 or >r more) N O C O U P O N NEEDED SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWEET-SMOKE-FLAVOR rivriua rum .il, Grape, u ia p a , Orange, v r e n g t , Apple, n pp iv, Pineepple-Orartge rm ta p p u -u r c Florida Punch, Muuolman'* Dellcieu* Delicious Apple _ _ SLICED BACON 1 . 303 can _ F&P Floror Flavor Perfect Fruit Cockta. . . 4Hawaiian Punch 3 P ea ch es............. P ic A f /x • • • • • • Tomatoes . . . . 5 C ora . . . • • • • 3 Red or Yellow 46-o*. cant Argo Brand Spiced can % Hunt'* Stewed “ 1 2 -0 *. ' uMk Ola aaepae a»d pmAaa* ah Ka|ular ar Hard-ta-hald AD O RN H A I I I F R A Y 7-os. sis# $1.50 plus toil •SF.IH talur««p. Faft. i t . lftftl lO O H r V n B lO O M l G re e n S ta m p s dStlaw — fw A -A GOLD SEAL DOG FOOD 6 toll cans 87c tmatrae Salurdajr, Fra. U . IMS miuuuuutfuumHHHfUtfv 69c Sm okies................ Jumbo Bologna lb. 39c Smoked Sausage ib. 59c 1 2 -o*. pkg. Swift's Premium (by the piece) B uys . • d o w n p r o d u c e la n e • can IT 111! 1 51 <11 NB C N a w a i!) <91 <91 ill <91 Moment of T r u t k Paaaword F l a m e In t h e W ind T h e D o e lo r a Day In C o u r t < li A rt M n k ta tte r 191 A BC N e v e i oo <91 1 15 Id llo e p lta l llen eral <91 To T ell T h e T r u t k (3) A n o t h e r W orld CHS N e v e I 10 <91 T h e III The « 00 M ake A D eal (9) N a v i l l n a I I I A t T h a W o r ld T u r a a Y o u n r M a rr l a d a Edge of Might <11 Tou D on't Say <91 T r a l t m a e l e r III se c re t <11 T h e Storm Ma t c h flam* 4 15 111 M IC N a w a H a p o rt 4 10 I t i Uncle W a l l til Itaat of Urouch* 4 00 I 9 ) (11 (•I t.10 (91 Snahunl Walla F a r g o H uck leb erry Hound Nawa. S p o rta , W e a ­ th er t l ) Newaropa t « I L eave ll To B w a . t r Spotted whip rayi *1 MarInrland of Florida have bees o b i c r v r d picking up clams, cracking the ahclli In their powerful Jawi, extracting the meat, and ejecting’ all shell particle*. TV ItENTAL a Slice a Service Seminole TV 332-4910 Zenith 1‘olor TV Sale# 2600 Sanford A » « . Flarida H u m p Faepf* Flarida Ptetiea 49c at A Oia i » l - m i parchae* afc Alcoa Heavy-duty Aluminum Fall 18"-width roll 65c « • ' * • tatorae,. F.a, u . IMS mmsmmmm 1 0 0 » ‘V 3 1 0 0 M l Gsubr Aift e e n S ta m p mmcm and dk A iu d t d fbf, tp k a d Laachaeali IS. SMS ,e> mmssrTO Jyl G r e e n S t a m p s S j tavea* a>< yvAeae *4. Swift's Premium Sousas* Smokies <=> 12-o*. pkg. pko. 69c asairaa ftiiurdiy. I , raft. I*. IMI lOWVV.VM • o S*I aaaaaa m i gvOaee at tw fff'i Premia** Fiaak C av a try Seyia F i l R I F O R K IA U S A G I Sliced L a a d i M m tBturdu. raft. m Jfjtf O r e o n S t a m p * I 6-os. pkgs. I7« ' (B aheae, Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.f Sanford Carrots ........ i ,k|f. 19' Eggplant Lim es ................ . . . ......................... do**n 29' M l G re e n S ta m p s T e u v 'i WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE C n i* W eettrv CaHo-Packed lOOi^lO o ' ib. 2 9 ‘ . I 55 3 no 111 L a l'a Copeland's Country Style Fresh or st. 303 cant Green Giant Golden Goldan Niblete Niblote M l G re e n S ta m p budget . Swift's Premium Sausage + 5CT stomps ?/), Potatoes 10^*79* #2 ______________ _____ fool Smoked Picnics . o r $5 00 OR M ORE B r ig h t 1 10 <t) 19) 111 f a y W h an U n i of U f a D o n n a Be ad M id d ay Nawa T ru th or Coaaaqueneaa K a i h a r K n o v i Baal S t a r c h (o r T o m o r r o w (lu ld ln c Light NBC N a v a d e p o r t N eva, ed ito ria l, W aathar lllrl T alk T en n . E r n i e roeua MAINE RUSSET BAKING Comstock'* Comitock'a Cherry * Swift’s Premium Flavorful L IM IT 1 P L E A S E W IT H P U R C H A S E S 19c SI 303 con _ _ (bone-in) 29* • 1 . cant F&P Floror Perfect I (boneless) liz e 46o*. cant • $■* 29* Patties III (boneleii) .......... "A.‘ 59* Cartaa’i fiili Caba 99' Steaks m lb. 49* baa ha* (1) (t) (9) (4) (1) <91 (<) l t d <4 11:15 <11 1 ;00 (1) £J‘ 39* SouthloniTi Froian OF $5.00 OR MORE THURSDAY P. M. ii ti 11.19 *1 C h a f i Chaica Froi an lir e * l* a Cardan fi QTS. rmmm (J(JC Sirloin Steaks « • > 9 9 * 89* T-Bone Steaks ■ > >9 9 * Key Club 99* Round Steak . ■ > >9 9 * Chuck Steak s ">5 9 * Pot Roast •. .ib-5 9 * Round Roast • »>8 9 * Short Ribs • • . ,b3 9 ' Ground Beef •|b4 9 * JO-.., y y t Cheese Cake L IM IT I PLEASE W ITH PURCHASES CANADA DRY GINGER ALE WATER COLLINS MIX GRAPEFRUIT MIX r Muffins 3 9 « ■ *. - '7 ’' -■ (t> nomti».r Hno^n 19) T h a M orning' Movla I0:<|0 (3) M ak* Boom F o r Daddy ( I I N aw a— M lk * W altaab 10:10 ( t ) 1 L e v a L u c y (3) W het'e T h la Song 10:55 (31 N B C N e v a R ep o rt 11:00 ( t ) Andy of M a y b erry <11 C o n cen tra tio n 1 9 ) .Dae. B rid e 11:10 f i t Jeo p a rd y -• • - . . _ <»» P rice l a - R i g h t ' — ‘ t t ' Th a M cCoya is oo Thom oi' Qulck-Prosan In g liih CAN E SU G A R Chun K in f Chick* n if e f r o z e n fo o d s * DIXIE CRYSTALS PURE Chua Kh>| Saaf »:10 (91 Bull w i n k l e C lb. v ; '-f.-. • C H u n -K in g t r e a t s • <$ RIB ROAST Mil* Wlwaniin Medium Aged lengharn K raft'*.C a n ta e d Grape 1:00 rat c a p t a in K a n g a ro o t:75 (S) W a a th a r - N a v a 1:10 1)1 llu ltw tn k la (3 ) To day »:«» (3) D lvo re a C o u rt ’ <t> A m erican H ltt n r y 5:15 10) L a a rcla e STANDING Hungry Jack Regular or lu tlarm llk S u n rla * S rm a a ta r N e v a A W a a th a r T o d a y — Itu a n D o w n . Sunahlna A lm an ao W a k a -up >lovlaa Countd ow n Nawa f a r m MWt. R a p o rt M l.'.la K v a n a To day lineal N a v i , W a a - that K f iH 'l K««t Cream D t n ir t F.F.V. C»ekia Treat— Sugar Unci* la a '* Converted Quick F O L G E R 'S CO FFEE • d a i r y s p e c ia ls • Jtck'a ChoctUta-CMp l<> * 55 i f ) T:Oo i l l !«> 7:15 <«> 7:10 t i l 7 IS (3) 7:10 i n 11) 7:11 ( t ) SW IFT'S P R E M IU M PROTEN G O V 'T - I Ik. 69c a u lm Oalarger* f w . U . »**• 10* HOURS: oty, sttr ■ s w u m * ‘ MON.. TUBS.. WKD-. SAT.: 8:30-7:00 '• THURS., PR!., 8:30 . 8:00 T R T O IfJ W M l G re e n S ta m p s a t * Ota aawa. m i pm + m . a* Mermen's Orange Bend Wieners Ib. 59e aaairaa Saturate. Fab. M. IIM I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQQQP I O ^ V 5 ?T.AW i J/ G r e e n S ta m p ad * Ota aaaaaa aad awOaaaa* Hewerd Jahaaaa'a (with Frkeaaaa S e e s*) CHICKEN CROQUETTE! i Taka tea plweg an* far below), add baaleaa at* *f *fli bed IaforineUc. obobt ft* 12-ox. pkg. 69c B d r e Saturate. Fab. t*. It — OOOOOOOOOOOOPOQPQC WHcomeJ J jl G re e n S ta m p s a t * * l i aaaaaa m i awOaaa A Shenandoah Cornish Game Htns 1 Vs-lb. pkg. 79c BiBirn r«« fttbrdEFi |iluf6«r< rtft. Ita ita Ifttt J I ,^000000000000000000 iow ftV a V W J M l G re e n S ta m p * Virginia retroakl P. O. Box 1314 Sanford Phyllia Kugenatgia PA 2-&3S4 Lake Mary Flora Norris T E 8-111* 8. Seminal* Mildred Haagy ad* * la aaaaaa m i aaaOaaa a* Sc-Otf Pack CUTEX NAIL POLISH REMOVER 4-o*. tiao 42c plus to* aaairaa ta lw r d a r. Fab. U . la a l M ary Gbttlna* Bear Lake m -udx Sophia Haloes MS-4401 D.Bary �H o ro s c o p e Forecast ^S V Thnrsgey, Feb. 11, 19*5 GENERAL TENDENCIES: The morning bring* you *n excellent chance to get on a much better baele with a eery Influential and dynamic, upto-date higherup who aeei your beat qualities. The I’M bring* the potilblllty of aome very unfortunate relation* ahlp* with thoaa who have a chip-on-tha-shoulder, *o force no Issues. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) During morning your pale are very receptive to your Ideal, but ateer clear of that worri­ some altuatlon tonight Oat alma working during day. Take It quite eaay tonight Be happy, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Handling affair* in the huiinea* world early la fine, provided you are modem to the nth degree. Plan social ' activities, too. Steer clear of Irritable pal*. Don't reach Im­ portant deciaiona. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Your moat desirable aims require a new viewpoint tak­ ing In associate* who are pos­ sibly younger. However, don't spoil In any way your public Image. Good news early. Higher-up can be irritable later. Taka In your stride. MOON CHILDREN (Jun* 22 to July 21) Paying atten­ tion to responsibilities, bills to be paid, how-td get ahead faster is wise Instead of seek­ ing a good time. Don't Irk higher-up with radical chan­ ges. Seek new contacts. LEO (July 22 to Aug, 21) Flna talks can be had with associates early, but procrast­ inating only find* them In a testy mood. Make, .decisions early as to matters of policy. .Then be sure to stick to them without deviating. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Anything requiring a new method, approach can be put In operation in AM, but reaerve time for partners later. Ameliorate all of your affairs. Be very tactful later. LlflRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Morning is all right for look­ ing into now outlets, but lie sure to grt your work done after lunch. Improve your ap­ pearance, health, too. Labors then aeem easy and pleasant. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You now are able In see whatever la taking away your position at home and do sumsthing about It. Add tnora rumforla thera. Avoid going off on aome tangent later. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) You are thinking vely clearly in AM and can get jo u r problem! solved. Try not to disturb close tisi. Iluslnrai contacts can glvs fine assist­ ance later. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Look to individuals who are practical In their thinking for tha Ideas you need now. Take car* in driv­ ing and (peaking latar. Oat reports cut early and work out monetary matters, too, A q i’AKIUH (Jan. 21 to Fab. 12) Morning fine for en­ joyments and planning tha fu­ ture. Find ways and means to g e l rid of unnecessary ex­ penses. After a good day's work, get charm improved. PISCKtt (Fab. 20 to Mur. 20) Preparation Is the key­ note if you sre to make the moat of opportunities about you now. Improve your health. Assist the needy, BUer clear of trouble makers. IK YOUil CHILD IE BORN TODAY, be or slit will be one of those remarkable people who will want to assist oth­ ers, and this ran be in business or via tbs social avenues that •re ao pleasant and remunera­ tive as well. Teach tally not to confide in everyone ha or sire mstta, and help to ac­ quits aetf control. Then the success here can be very fine, provided tha tongue Is not caustic. T h a Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your Ufo Is largely up to YOUI Carroll Rightor'a Individual Forecast for your sign for Match Is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdate and fl.00 to Carroll RlghUr Fore­ cast (Tha Hanford Herald), Box 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. Dudley Appointed TRENTON. N. J. (UP1) Ambrose (Bud) Dudley baa been appointed by the New Jersoy Sonata to represent the state In negotiation* with tha National Collegiate Athletic Association to rail# |2 million for tha football hall of fame at Bulgers University. ( ,! / / i,. TT y B HH+ �4, I . ■T .4 «. LOW, LOW In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Stif tiRfarfc gualft Feb. 10, 1085—Page 5-A 1, Lott 4ft Found #*($! H?!nvOTTc«Tore5 •I*- c h l M r e n ' e V * t , t i e * a r ( 1h I f M I H . LOBTs HU A M . fl(t|.I> Heart, Downtown Mon. morning I t * wa r d . 129-9074 21. Home Repair* HAVE T o t ’ ll 1)0(1 It A Tot'll HEAT R a p l a c a t h * J a l o u a l t a wl l l t • lyyt al l aiaiN r Err al ll a Uni t . F o r f nara I nf o r ma t l o t t r a i l y o u r l o c a l ' l . u m b a r Co. o r t h a r . U r a a o U m h . r Oa. In Or l a n d n . 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Photo 4 Equipment L N C L o a E % gnI pBUoi in e v e r y letter. W l K U l l L D T i CAMKRA S HOP 210 H. P a r k A v t n u r . S a n f o r d 30. Home Appliance* & MILLER RADIO APPLIANCE WESTING HOUSE " N A N N I E ' S K I D D I E CAIIK. I n ­ f a n t a t o < yra. Open 11 hour*, b y t h e hour , day or we a k. | | « 0 8 o a k Ava., 111*0111. CA R E . * Ill-llll. W I L L ll*t') Sit i!*r, n i g h t or r egul ar. K J - l i i o WASHER UHAVK LOT Park. I t l . l i t d , Ho o v e r la vac. Oa k l a w n c l r a m k i .s WHITM »KW|Rq MAC|I|NEd A u t h o r l i t d I *]** * S o v i e t t a* B oARRtifrp Pl r a l . IIM III 51. Articles For Rent "Yo u n a m a It—W a h a v # HI' AMERICAN RENT-ALL M M s. H i a w a t h a . 111*1111 2.1. Painting s e m i n o l e LODGE NURSING AKD CORVALKICUNCE lUvtll'KNCB I C M t S H - O D T Ua na ' A R i f Hoya S h o a t I I 0# pr. S u r p l u a Oily, U l W. l at . 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Q u i r k Ser vi c e w i t h t h e Cash. SUPER THADINQ POST. 133*0(77. At'RKAUE WANTED A l a w Acr al , wooded, l a d u d a d . a c t a y a . k l t . Rc aaonabl *. W r i t e B » I I I . S a n f o r d Ha r a l d ar phnna 1U-1H7 a v a n l ^ a 55. Furniture For Bale 8. Pets & Supplies N E W MAJ OR H o u t t h o l d Ap> Di e d f u r n l t j r a a ppl i anoaa. t a » l | , p l u m e . a t }*% ab o v e our • la. pugg B o u g h t * Sold. L a r r y ' i AQUAR I U MS -A coat. Wa ( u a r a n t c a lownt . I l l f * M o r 4 Avg. Fl|. TROPICAL F |M l pr l coa C o n l a o t J u l i a n W i n l i l s h t t t Q u a l i t y f r o m t h a 11**1 s i n e U S . M U o r cal l J A It. l l a l c h t r l c a , L o wc a t d i s c ount T r a d i n g I’oat. Inc., Sl o t 8 LOOK rlcca. IS a. m I p. m — O r a n g e l l l oaaom Tr ai l . O r ­ f I N N K R S P R I N H M ATTIIKHS •AI LY— F I N NV F RI E ND S . l ando. R E NOVAT I O N HI' KCIAI. 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C u s t o m lot. i h a l l o w wall A t p r l n b l r r h g i l ’l i n * I” y a g r *p#<Mfto*. t y a t e m . F HA I I I . ana n r u w n *r wi l l f i n a n c e o p p r i g n l t y t l ona. ( i r e e n b r a i r de ve l ope d ( o r n a w l y w»d* or y o u n g hr KI NG8 WOOD couple l l l - l i l l . t ude t . i l a al t er ed Kace ptl on. gt t a m i n g p n l a n t l a l . | n v r » | . nUU.DKItS, INC. * m a n t I* y » u r Um* a n d e f f o r t l l l l ’t l — not mo n e y . No p r a v l o u a I IIEDIDKIM, I Math Hume, SOI F a i r m o n t Dr. c o r n e r lot. 133.31II. e i p t r l t n c e nto*t**ry. Secur­ ity a n d a t l f a a l l r f a c t l n n r a n ba y a g r e If t h* t b a v t a t v a n | BE DROOM, t b a t h f r a m e T O I T V E W A I T E D F O R T H I S home . | C o r n e r L o t . Secr t - L o v e l y 1 B d r m . * h a t h h o m e t i m e m a k e u s y o u r g o a l f ur flee 11.1(0. 133- gl l t . on c a n a l In b a a u i t f u t l .nch a l i f e t i me c a r t e r , lat uc ak o w A r b o r —W a l l t o wa l l c a r p a l . y o u t he w a y t h i s r a n A* 1(41 R p a r k Ava. M A Y F A I R f a c t i o n , Fla. Room. H w l m m l n a pool. Many o t h e r a c h l a v t d . Re p l y hy l e l t e r ' t u 331-1111 a n y t i m e I bedroom, 1 balbe. I’h. K i­ t a l r a e . Cal l t o d a y f or pri ce V. O. flue t ool , Or l ando, ll*?. a n d t er m*. You' ll l*e s u r ­ 1 BEDROOM. 1 B a t h Iliad, k i t Florida. pr i s ed. cha n e qui ppe d, m a c k liar. SL' NLAND E S T A T E S F l a Room. t | | l m o n t h 11(1 W y n n a w o o d Dr. f n . 113-11(0. Ta i l I h t m ya u t e w | | m Th* I BE DROOM U n f u r n i s h e d horn* Sanford l lar al dl ( In C o u n t r y . 1(4 mo., n e a r * * I n v e e t m e n l A Re a l t y shopping. I H . t l l T . I t ' N. D a r k Ava. 131-I171 O E N K II A I. Houatcltanlng ne e d e d Immediatel y. 0*11 F U H N I 9 H 2 ba«Jroom houaa. U d t I l M O l t — 7.1 a m A I n r l g d e a t a l e * a n d I ne ur a nc e 3 BEDROOM. S B a t h ID'Uae. 9411 P al r aat t o. f h a n a 9 Uh*r . | wood floor*, furniture I b ' d r u u m * . r e f r i g e r a t o r and ( - 1 p. m. MT4* _________ i nc l ude d. we l l lend*.-aped e t a ve . f e nc e d ya r d. *»nae y a r d , fleet A r e a A Peat Buy GOOD LAUNDRESS wl ahee t r e e * P p l r e d J11.4B0, Va c a n t . 102. Mobile Homes • Sole In S a n f o r d 111*7171. Ca l l Mt f - l t l l . W i n t e r Dar k, I r o n l n n * c home, r e**nnabl *. Paw-ay Met cal f. Il enl lor. Ca l l I l l - f l l S mor n i n g * . npr*mnTTT!!fr(HniM Pemlnole P l a t a t S e a r l N E W a n d US E D F U L L Y AI K CONDI T I O NE D W I L L BABY S I T In m>« h o n i r I AL E OR T R A D E : 3 St or y 4 Awnings A C t b t n a e f or w o r k i n g mo t h e r * , pr*Bdr m. . 3 b at he, h o u . e In good CUALI ' Y MOBI LK HOMES r e p a i r , f l o wi n g well on *p f c h o o l a g e 141} Mel l onvl l l e Hwy. |T*IB S 113-1111 or Ph. I l l - l l l l . p r e t l m a t a l y l a c r e l a n d will connl . l er H o u s e T r a i l e r or DON' S DAYS WOR K. 111-0770. Fm C a b i n l l oat on d o w n MO B I L E HOME BALES p a y m e n t . See o w n e r , T I) "T. t ur W h e e l K t l a t * D e a l e r ’ Ht. Rsal Estate - Sf.le Cu l b e r e o n . Uevl er Road. I t s 17 Modet e In choo*e f r om I nc l uda a t a a a a a n d I n t u r a n c a llll O P E N 7 DAYS A W E E K S ba dr ooma . F l o r i d a ftoom. BART P I L C H E R 111*13(1 c a n t r a l hagt . bg l | t * l n n o v a , Beet Buy Br o k e r a l d a e a l k * . »*war a W a l k ' o Hw j ^ j K F ^ ^ o g j w e o d . r i * . l t | . t | > l Da p a r Ni ght S mi t h b^ ml nnl a Cl a n d Jr. H i g h School* P r l r * I U 4 o o 10.1. M ol'llc H om es . R ent V a c a n t (\»lt HI 7 - 4 I U W i n ­ ter Par k. Havray Mat cai f, 1 I#<)C. : I t hl l M. T r a i l e r nn I l eal K e ' a t t — I n e u r a n c a llaaltur. l.aka AahtJV; Alau T r g i l a r I r d A P a r k Avd 1-1-5(11 9| i ar aa. Adul t a only* I D E A L S MALL HOME I P a d r i ' o m fravna w i t h gpkaa- w m iiii= = = = = = = = m m a m g 3 S B m R O B E R T A. WI LL I A M S 2. 2. A 4 n ’:PHO<>MS l oa ai di ng Ilka n a v , unl y 4 106. A partm ents for Rent Realtor • 1. m A 2 UATII S R a y m o n d l . undi i ul at . Al t a . yr a old. |Urdwo<>4 f l uor a K i r n i K N KQUiri'K n nit a por ch, k l l r h r n la a gul pI l l - I l l ’ A t l a n t i c R a n k Bi ds . i u m u r o l l IIT APT L OW Mf » \ T I I I . Y UAYMUKT8 " p(*v1. ' j ul r f ng1|fhV»«irfTi*o<l A For Com pUl f lnformatlun t»rl(*ad r i g h t at 17.740. «'a*h 1 I l K P U O n H Tur n. , n a a r baaa. JOHN E. FOX, SOU S a n f o r d Av^ 421-4321 Saa or Cal l Your •*r « t t h good t a r m a If naad* llagltor ad* 101 N. f # r k Avt . I2I. 0S59 nNK k a d f o o m l u r n l a h a d dun* la* w i t h ui l Ut l aa. 910. ph Seminole Realty 77. Situation Wanted $100 DOWN- SOUTHWARD $82.00 MO. $100 DOW N$74 MO. Ball-Blair Agrency $100 DOW N FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR T i l So Hark Ill-llll St. Johns Realty BALES BROKER Wa H a v e T h a ^ l o t n * 11(1 I l-lllt ill-aid REA I. E S T A T E B R O K E R Appr al eal Hpt cl al l at I I I No. p a r k i|l-?lf4 L A K E A H I G H WA Y FRONTAGE DE LT ONA Area. * nftt>* or .spring frtl I s k r . 11 1S' tm Fn* Fair You Government owned Homes $100.00 DOW N N'rw !4»|i%rna tiaarh AI**' M * « n l Irak* F r o n t (ret* 125 par fool ■a l a m o * i f I I » M 4 I t i l r o o m i 'u. *»r4 tn ^Rrl ^ua 4 - HT AL L " a n i e n t bl ock (jHraga, D o w n t o w n Ovi edo. I l l ( | M ar 1 ( 4 . I l l * 9.1. Houses For Snlf « UK I • It • •• Iftl I luth 1'igu r g 11• t mix MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY REE YOUR V A - FHA Hr r pl«j» T<<»« K LM N Property L M I It FRIMEH IN'* Main offlu# • mi if Hartford mt 17-»« l IJlk Waal mi Hrhinicila Ava l*h 414 l l l l m l l r . t l i n n IMIW.N — VA. F I l A Q dv r r t i rnr ut 11••ia»• • 2 2 * 4 l u d r o u m a M o n t h l y paftinRiita Management and Sales Broker from i i * Stemper Agency Tlaal lor *I n a u r o r - T r a d a a 192*4111 |l » l d fram-g l.vr«r>IK r i t u r L H T Y n*r 4 l a. t r oui n hau»r ■ i m m a i i « r t n i m t 1J»1 Ava K k Kart* iai'k Falk 1:2 4114 in \ i i n UL i l i t Iroom, 2 bgl h l#aka p r t v l l f g a a , 94u0 f l own A A»Rum* i i y m t n t i lll*To>4 ijsibo d o w n ” F H A -V A H O M ES 9KYP; «AL O u ta ta nd l ng I A 1 Uadr ooni |l< maa avai i nt f)* In g | | A r o n ul Ha nf or d Lat ua f kggr yog A r o u n d l Seminole Realty 1 H | *nrk Ava 199 4911 a ny l i ma 2 H OU9 C 9 f or Ha la ' o r Tr ad* fftr on# houva 40 ■ I I I ft lot 149 P a i ni a t t o, (.d>ng«oood. I’h •11*1441 N A T IO N A L lift Madal - k e d r o g m, 'EPO SSESSIO H AT T UAI - T I VP 2 l l adf ooni Haaonr y, »**'nd. l«a ndre t| «ad near ab*f i pl n« Fa c a l l a ' i l acknuia. I’s w n ba»a Mtni«nt 9 • *••• l*»4 Flis' ilion Pi . Pi na • rrast 12! «7P». 4■~"i i i ■■■ ■ ■■ NI CK 9 P a d ' •*»»»» b" Ur r on A‘ »» «f ground. u ai ll at lv f ' l t i i i ahad r h#ga ta !•*#• 94<> I ’ll I I 1 . M4 0 FPKN FI I t \ I*4111 7 r J* t f t liMli.a, i l l »l uf l . AKK *1 n« hedrt.Miii a lua# In ft •TTAUK. f ur n 222 Payton Realty 2 | | t l | f t | 1440 U l 0 » 0 >ka gt 17-17 ):•'-«(» 9 lucnnnoM kii »>•*» IT" in 11 2: : l l l b Dr i ve #»iuipp*d (Bsm &■ (Bob $£uy, WE HAVE OUR PENCILS SHARP. SO GET ON THE BAND WAGON NOW OF SEMINOLE COUNTY .MOTORS GREATEST CAR SALE OF ITS HISTORY GOING ON THIS WEEK. WE NEED USED CARS DESPERATELY. WE W IN . RE KNOWN AS THE •‘YES1' MEN THIS WEEK. OCR NEW CAR STOCK IS PLEN TI­ FUL AND WE WILL GUARANTEE DE­ LIVERY OF YOUR CHOICE AUTOMOBILE WITHIN 48 HOURS IF YOU GIVE UH AN ORDER. _____________________________ WK WILL CilVK TIIK EQUIVALENT OK 10.000 MILKH (IK KJIKK. («AS WITH THE I'VKCHABK OK ANY NEW RENAULT |{ | OR RENAULT DAUPHINE. PAYMENTS JUST A SAMPLE OF THE TREMENDOUS HAVINGS BEING OFFERED THIS WEEK. STORED AT i n n •ANro,,D Avy. lU IZ or** svfNSNoa Renfor d, F l o r i d a 322- 4301 N a t i o n a l Repoaaraaluna Inr. gg ru m o r dart j Apr Ap, *81 1 Room Apt. 110. 131.1410 pal t i l l SCI I ULT ( Move In t o d a y ) . Hal. 3 Be dr oom. Cabana R o a m A B u n k U«(» R e n t p a i d f or r a h . I l l * h Ph 133. 3113 l I iin. Kooms For Rent CL E A N ROOM f or Man. nul l a \ v e 3S3.0T; p 141 lift, Autoy, For Sale list FOKP itK Yl .l Ni : H. rc t r a c t a M a h a r d t o p , radi o, haat ar, p n w* r s t a r r i n g n«#d* I raneml ei lon l l l l I’h 13}. I i l l ? or a*o a t I I I Ga r r l e o n Dr. j l l l l COR V AI It M" NBA c o n . ) ver l l bl e Snyder , bu.-kot eeat a. I e q u i p p e d 11.1(3. S A N F O R D MOTOR C G t oo F r e n c h A v t 133. t i l l B o i l M - K t j E US ED CAR S NO MONEY Ui l l l ' S *01 Kren.h Ave. p tm r, g g DODGE CORONET 2 Door, Healer. *1804 '2099 GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE HOYS • HEN HOWLAND (Gensral Mgr.) • BOB THOMAS (Salrn Mgr.) • TRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIG • "CURLY” HUNT Seminole County Motors 1801 W. l i t SI. — Sanford % Phono 322.0*14 ,V* Or MI T-2880 . I11.0T3I F C - i i o - J E K P , i / ( ton. I’h. I 3 | . s ? | ( a l t e r I p m. ) ( ) * FORD. 3 door, cl ean, • u m r . Ph. 99t*|ft40 i ( t » r ftl PI.YMOI TM, 2 door , v s tr 4 door Ranch WtfOR. V R. automatic transmiaaion, p o w e r (teeflng, p o w a r brake#, radio, heater and fstlory sir condition. Fxcellant for lama family and • ( a vary rataonahla priro. DOWN PAYMENT '2 4 5 24 MOS. ON BAL. (V Holiday Cotipa. Equip, prd with automatic tranamiaaion, p o w e r altering, power brake*, power windbw«, pnwrr eaita, rradioand batter and faetory sir rnndidon. Medium l l f h t blue finiah with blue fabric and d n y | interlnr. The sbanlula (usury In 1D62 at only $ Mot or cycl e. i’ m i : a u 1 1 1 1 IJLg— 2 :0 !1 M I'i.’l. 11419(9 & M otors I - K imi H) F f f l e | a n e y a p t al t h pvt bafli v e h a wa r , a u t ' a h l a G a t e w a y Tu Th* ll * l » r w i > f m coupl e or el it g I e pe r s on or r e t i r e d All i i t i l l l l e. in* Kobsmi S p o rtin g (m ods c l u d ad In . a n t I deal l y I ncat . Ynur KVINIIITIU: |>**a!ar I a t mi lat bt . wi t hi n | Id.tck 904 « 9 ftu 1*1 Ph 9:2-4941 of t f ree p a r k i n g tot* and el t oppl ng c a nt e r . I n q u i r e at DAY * MITE- l l t r a l d %*nt ad * , w o r k for a* | | I f)• aa 14c a Ma nua l J a - uger - n Dl *t . f t o f * . I l l E F i r . i Mt. da y! LA {LIKE New USED CAR 63 Chevrolet li ton pick up. Loni whtrl haae, fleet aide bed, automatic iranamla■Ion and exceptionally clean for '1 5 9 5 61 Chevrolet Nnmad, New 1965 License Plates FREE On All Cars Sold Thi* Week. Turvatr 4 Door, Healer, Hulld White and 'R Q R (i(>od Rubber. Chevrulrl Rlsraynr, V-H, Automatic Trane* miaaion, Radio A Heater. A flue (Inner Car That Mual Re Keen And Drlteu Tu lie Appreciated. BQ I’ontlar l Dr. Hardtop, Auio Tran*., Radio IC Q R O O I lllralrr. lralrr A A Real I l eal Hharp Hharn C a r For For UOU Car Ion. E g Font lac Safari 1 Door Station Wagon. Automatic Tranamlaglun. I'ower Htrrrlng, |*o»tr Rrikeg. Radio 4 Jlaattr. Real Shar)>. $ Ford Econom# "O'*, Standard Tranemlaelon. 41,000 Aetual Mile*. Belter Sea Thla On*. Only E C Chevrolet I Door. V.B, Automatic Trana. O O miaaion. Radio, llta ltr and 4 Nrw Tire*. L rtlh rr Upholster). Immaculate, liellar Sea Thi* One. Only '1 2 9 5 60 Plymouth 4 door elation wagon. V-K. automatic transmis­ sion, purer steering and baater, aolld running. $ 60 Corvette $ 57 Chevrolet ‘2 9 5 52 Chevrolet ’695 (CITIES SERVICE STATION) Mechanic On Duty At All Times 995 Serlea “210“ 4 Door Sedan. V-S, Automatic Tranemi*' alnn. Radio A Heater, Good S o l i d Tranaportatlun At Only Walk 1 7 -9 2 AUTO SALES 445 Convertible, ll need* a lltll# work but wall worth •395 NOBODY — NO — NOBODY CAN SELL YOU A CLEANER CAR CHEAPER THAN 1 1 9 5 60 Oldumobile *625 •850 Station "MS" 4 door sedan. V-l, automatic Iranamiaalnn, power steering, power brakrs, radio and heat­ er and air conditioned. One owner car wall kepi. A bronie finiah and agtra el*sn interior- '396 *B7B Door V.B, Automatic Transmission, Power Steer­ ing, lUdln, llta ltr and Factory Air, Wr're N«t Asking $170.1, Hut You Can llu) It At The Right Price Of (Inly C f) OU CO GO M M M 4 Wagon. ■fcfASuKS CQ Rulrk 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic Trana. OO m|Sa|nn. Radio and llaatrr. ( Iran Inald* and (tut Dodgr Conterllli).. V-H, Ktnhdard Trsnamlaalon. Radio and Heater. Rati #harp fo r Only Cadillac Coupe DeVllle, Full) Powered With Radio and llra lrr. A Ural Beautiful Car For Only 2 1 7 5 l t»a- A 1.1, WO R K O r A p A N T l . t f> r Week’s Special 62 Ford 1 I l^U. A ulom otor fiorvlre 1144 a HOLLER'S 62 Oldemobile I I M V O L KS WAGE N, Ilka new. E a l r a a . wtll c o n s i d e r t r a d e T e r m s 133- (1( ? Ro u t e 1, Box 1*1 ll Paul a. 11.1(1 | >o] MApia 290" Ma | | ngvl l | a . AT Adul ts 121. Kconlrr* & Cycles AA WK ALSO OKKER YOU A LIFE TIME (iUARANTK.E. mo. me . mo. mo. mo. pno. mo. mo. bi o . mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. msmo. mo B>o. mu. R*. mo. mo, FUI IN. M K.v Apia u?" r*rk A'* AUTO GLASS (It It AUK Apt . gdullg «nly. too) Kim A*** INSTALLED n.NftTHMni K1» 9 fJ*(1r(«(*ni Senkarik Glass and I’mlnt 1>Uft>1eV. 4a11*ban aqulpuad. Company F |' • 11• ni lurailitf), Ph 932 Ph. 219-40: ) till 3)ft M a f n o i l s ll KLA$• A APARTMENT.^ 1! 4 Aut o i l l aaa Tf'j*# \ . Kir*t Hi 4 rtaal t . ' u u r * \ V MI. kills 1- K* b. 4 1■1loom AUTO GLASS & apt »•v2 bath 9*9*994*9 SEAT COVER CO. FURN M>i US •JIQft lft| W l n d 91. 91!-»**1 Furn \pia 322 1974 SPECIALS UNF UB N. U p s t a i r s ATT. I l l m o n t h . I 4 i Ma gnol i a Ava. In* qu i r e 4 » w n e l « l r * a f t e r I p. m. a r cal l 111. (114. le *I.M \ ma i l TRANSPORTATION Jlmmt* III>11M . T u r n . Apt., d i n i n g r oom, 1102 Ma gnol i a . 923-l *»t uni) ^ 1 HM \ ! . l . Ku i n 922-0711. • II tn. 1910 CIIICVIIOLKT Vt To n pi ck^ up#- 211-0712. fif U7. llouneH For Hunt TAKE OVER lUm M er l i l t btl. |IT O r u l r | 8 f | bat. t I T M e r r u r y | T 1 » hat . l i t Fslroti | T l t bat. t i t T r i u m p h I I O I I hit. | ( | F a l r o n $ 1OR. bat . *41 C h e v r o l e t I M » bat . f l | C h t r r o U t | 4 » t b s l . f 14 C»4l ll os I S M b sl . I l f R a m b l e r H I T bal . $17 C' hsT. H I M bal . | ( | f M l * l i l t bal. t t s RuleV M 4 | ba l . 132 V W S IM btl. M l f SMRll | 4 S | bsl. M l C b s v r o l s l M M bal . I IQ L i n c o l n l i t b s l . $3 Ol d*. f 4 » t b s l . U t P l y m o u t h I M t bal. I M O l d a m o b l l f I T I bal . | | C h a v r o l g l | | | | ba l . | | Ckrrtlsr | t » | btl. 1*1 t FUI IN. Apt. Clnee C o w a n 131-ISII. FI KV I |l» IrtNiti llwtj* .*1 al t a r p in 131.11 II j j l . uTf i a l*#.i* 2 »*h j::-M2k REALTY Office Nlgh’a n*« ii tiaih. b u i l t - i n k l l r h a n . aa(ra l a r g a |i%'ng r o o m ran* ' r a! h a a l . d g r t a d for ai r ron* • l l l l nnl ng r « r n a r lot. d c ub l * r a t | i o r i f anrad in h*<*k vard 100 GALLONS OF FREE GAS WITH PURCHASE OK ANY NEW DODGE OR DART. B A N K ' 00 *t0 ‘t o 't| ‘t l 'tt 'it ' »» 'll ’•1 'll -M ’I T ’l l 'll •14 ‘I t ‘S t 'IT 'll ’l l 'll JIM H U N T am Itv IWID l i on b«. t l ona uf f a a f v i 4 l ni m* t l l « t « U a l l v a r y Viol Mr U (till puvn • M«’«r In • |7ft | | IIAVKNS' A PA Tl 1C, O d d ON ALL I ROOM F g r n . Apt. f or c e u p l t . w a t e r Incl uded 111. l l l - I K I . 2114119. DIE RANCH Type Block CLF-AN. f ur n. o r * g n f g r n 3 P ARK DRI VE -l»*Uin Apt . K ll- t q g t g . c hi l d. r —- t *o37T- TI »S — H - m t m i A ' r r s a l o t i , (• 9 a*». f ^r d. 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Ki tchen e qui pment , c a r p e t . •d. g o o d e w l m m l n g a fieh* FUI IN. 1 Bd r m Apt u L l f M * I n g. p l e n t y o f p r i v a c y A no W a t e r fgrn On l y | ) l . $•} none. Va r y adequate f rr E. Sth St , 1 J | . | | 1 | . f a m i l y of I A r t a s o n s h l * r e n t a l tg reeponalble par ty AVALON A P A R T M E N T S w h o will a a r a * t o ha l p m a i n ­ I I I W. 3ml SI., 131-11U t a i n p r o p a r t y . A v a i l a b l e for 1 ROOM F u r n t e h e d Apt., i l l . Iona t e r m r e n t a l or Dat e. I l l K. I t h. t l | . 1711. < In Panel Track '2 9 5 OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL • P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 PHONE 322.7524 2507 Park Dr# Ph. 322.0361 End Of French Ava.-_2600 Block Orlando Drlr# (Ju*l Below Jim ■paBcar'a) ■ ■ * ■ t �o I u »> • I » —f-— m t «fjr VitiTorB VrntB P*ff« B-X—Teb\ 10, 1968 SWEETIE PIE B y Nadine Seltzer HOBBY SHOP E C 0 for 1 K E R D D ru a S to r e s V e^ lellM 5S& S~. « l l l o 1** f r e e - KO TJi I f *1 x-io «■ •‘I’m waiting for eom# boya to paaa byl Chaalng boys la MY hobby!” New Charter Hearing Slated A t Casselberry By Jane Casselberry J)ates for publjc hearings on Uie proposed new charter for the Town of Canelberry ■ have been i t t by the charter committee for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 23-24*25. Meeting! will be held a t Jbe Town Hall. -- - - Member* of the committee, Art Lego, R. F. Tucker and L. E. Woodhams, will be preedit to aniwer questions con­ cerning the document and they urge all Interested citlicns to attend so there will be no mis­ understanding as to meaning of proposed changes. . Beginning t h i s Thursday, copies of the charter will be available from the town clerk, Sira. Mary Hawthorne, for ex­ amination at town hall. Resi­ dent* will not be able to take these copies home as only a limited number were printed due to costs. Alter the public lias oppor­ tunity lor open discussion at the bearings, changes or amendments w-lll be Incorpora­ ted into the proposal before It is sent to the State Legisla­ ture prior to the March 8 deadline. If it is approved, it will be returned to the town for a referendum vote of the | people. An eliort lo obtain a new charter was stymied two years ago for lack of voter aup|Kirt. Among main points provided In tiie new charter, ns report ed by Woodhams, are improv­ ed methods of controlling lax a lion, power of condemnation to allow for city growth, sal aries for mayor and council- Legal Notice * n T ic K r % m : n r i C T I T I I I t ’t V 4 M t; B T A T TT B T O WHOM IT MAY CO NCER N N o n e* l« h*r*t»y * iv*n ih*t i he u n i i t r f i gn*4. p u r t u i f i l t h e * r i r l l f l m i f N'»m» PI* tU»* ' <*ti■1*1• i 16&'in, F l o ri d * K t* iu t* " w ill r * g l * t t r w i t h t h* C l* r k ®f t f. • t’ l/ r u li r o u r i, lm fs»r H*intnol* C o u n t y . FW'fhla Uprill f r -elpt nf p r o o f 'if th* l»ii h iIit* I hiii of, t HI * n <»l let. i Ii* f l c i t Ho name RICH PLA N I *1V I SION • *F IIAL’DKtt AHHuClATKtf, IN C , under w h i c h 1 *111 ri ig a g a i l Hi hu*lti * *■ *i M l IV, l l t h Hlrttil. H an ­ ford, F l u t l d a In th * C H r of S a n f o r d . Florid*. T h a t th* p a r t y |n t a r * * t * d In • a l l b u f t ln t a l t n t a r p r l a * 1ft *• follow* Jl A i; I) E H AHHCMJl ATt-H, INC. h r K r|th J llaudsr D a t e d at S a n f u rd , S em in o le C o u n t y , Florid*,, J a n u a r y XI. tnfn and changing of Cassel­ berry'* itatus from "town" to "city." The new charier also will give more power to the voting public In contrast to the pres­ ent charter which gives the councAL>lmo*t unlimited pow­ er, Woodhams said." ar i ut I\ * wi-#k*. P u h lU h Jo n . IT A Fab. I . 10. 17. CUMI C D I-II TOILET lim it 1 Smheam BIRD SEED ^ S T E A M or DRY IRON “ THURSDAY Makas Ovans ' Sporkla Ilka Naw Packoga of 200 .r • Fluffy Whipped Pol aloe, Sw „t P ro TIDE NEW IMPROVED L O A N S U* T O $ 6 0 0 ICE CREAM 'J FULL (LIM IT 1) y2 Shop the Extras at EckerdY GAL. 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Reg. or with , Iron-13 ax. Can A MICRIN I i.hni.a SHAMPOO CIGARETTES Carton of 20 TggflttB flg C O U P O N ru /M g M g PRELL LIQUID WHILI TWITLAST IK O TEX lo i # .M J f c 0 C i FINANCE SKRVlClMC. • f Sanford flO South MafnoTIa St c a t ...............F A 2-4612 .'i . - / ( *T 4 .A B ij + - : •%| I fS ■ III * I 1 --------r r r 1 -----— rJiT- -fviiiiw ■ir 4 T �'I» . r-- f? K* / f ■ t <* * v * Yanks Snarl Back At Red Docs a bird eat like a bird? That ia a good question. For centuries people have been going around saying, “take a look at what's-his-name, he fy eats like a bird." In the first place, this is pretty absurd. Like most common sayings, it is false. Because birds re­ quire a prodigious amount of food and young birds, our en­ cyclopedias n y , Will eat more than their own weight per day. Researchers o n c e bird­ ie watched a tern from egghood and found that a baby tern weighing two ounces ate three ounces and two drams of earthworms as a basic diet. But don't you try it! Because if you ate on a comparable scale, you'd have to eat two or three lambs or a side of beef tor the main course. * And people would go around saying, “ he eats like a horse.” _ ( Swiped) * • • __ __ Memo to City Manager Pete Knowles: Boat owners are complaining to "The Clock" about that hole at the end of the concrete launching ramp In the city basin. Say it makes m it most difficult to get their boxt-ln adrd trailers up out of the water. wa Planes Score Funds Await Congressional Okay Severe Blow . On Commies DA NANG. South Viet Nam ( U P J j _ ^ t Nearly ISO U. S. and South’3 Vietnamese warpianos blasted Communist North V’ict Nam today in the latest and heaviest of this week’s reprisal raids. Three U. S. Navy planes Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” were lost in the raid, it was learned, but the pilots of two were rescued. Earlier Vietna­ mese reports had said that ali of the attacking planes return­ ed safely. A. U. S. Embassy spokes­ man in Saigon said the aitacks * Phono 322-2G11 Zip Code 32771 J were directed at "installations WEATHER: Fair and mild, about 80 Friday: low tonight in 60s. in the southern part of North Viet Nam.” Other sources said VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., FEBRUARY 11. 1905 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 12-t the attackers struck at targets between Dong Hong and Vinh Linh, two points raided earl­ ier in the week. Informed sources said the attacking planes included 28 Vietnamese Skyraiders and 20 ny Fred Ven Pelt U. S. F100 jets from the base here and 10ft U. S Navy Capt. James O. Mayo, who planes from aircraft carriers probably more than* any one off the coast. person locally kept "ifloat” The spokesman laid that the U. S. carriers were the Ran­ the Sanford Naval Air Station* ger, Coral Sea and Hancock. when it was almost "sunk” a Maneuvers Seen A Vietnamese broadcast year ago in an economy wave, BONN, Germany (UP1) — quoting Gen, Nguyen Cao, Ky. is expecting momentarily or­ West Germany's decision to commander, of-ihe South Viet, ders of transfer hum his pre­ end arms deliveries lo Israel names**'air force, said all the sent post as commanding offi­ will give it more room to man­ planes returned safely. euver in ita dealings with Arab An intriguing sight Wednes­ Today's raids were ordered cer of Reconnaissance Attack countries informed sources day during the noon hour at in reprisal for Wednesday Wing One. The luture Wing commander, said today. the dock of Lake Monroe Inn. night's Red attack on a U. S. A houseboat tied to the dock, Army barracks in Qui Nonh, in Capt. Richard Edward Fowler Victim Improves an occupant fishing while the which 28 Americans may have Jr., has arrived at the station where he is taking a Vigilante JACKSONVILLE . (HIM) unmistakable aroma of some­ died. The condition of a man bitten thin' cookin’ came Irom with­ Earlier today, armed l’. S familiarjiation course. Captain Mayo, although in by a coral snake was improv­ in. Such a life . . . helicoplers and South Vietna­ Navy consideration on sea duty ed today following a blood mese artillery broke up an altransfusion from a Miami serIt'i strictly a formality to , tempted Communist amphi- at SNAS, is expecting orders pentraium owner with an im­ continue steps necessary for bious landing in Qui Nonh, transferring him to a surface munity to snake poison. Icdcral aid. There'll be a pub­ scene, of Wednesday night's craft some time in May or June. lic hearing at 2 p m. Feb. 25 savage attack It was a year ago, a week Titan Shot Halts at the County Commission liefore Ihe 10th annual Bomb CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) chambers. It's being called by Derby at the base, that it was Technical troubles today de­ the State Road Department rumored Sanford Nasal Air layed for several hours an at­ and the subject will be "conStation would be closed and its tempt lo launch a Titan 3A fAlfUig the location and eco personnel and activities trans­ rocket and Ita first useful sa­ effects of proposed imCAPT. JAMES O. MAYO (left), com m ands of Reconnaiatanca Attack ferred elsewhere. tellite, a W pound radio labora­ 'provemenls . . . to State Road Winy; One, welcomes his prospective relief, Capt. Richard Fowler Jr„ A Navy man fractured both However, top Navy officials tory, on a , omplex shot that 48." Thla involves the widen to Sanford Naval Air Station. Captain Fowler, icw attandllg a Vigilante calls for three orbital changes. ing of 23th Street from French l e g s Wednesday afternoon fr°m throughout the world conaircraft familiarization course at the base, is expected to aaautne Wing Avenue to Mellonville Avenue. when his motorbike and a ' verged on Sanford during command In May or Ju n e. Captain Mayo Is expecting transfer orders in 9 9 • light truck collided hcadon in Bomb D*‘rb> wcck lo observe th e near future. (Navy Photo) The teamwork of the Sher­ front of tiie Lake Monroe Inn activities of Wing One and its .reconnaissance-attack squad-. iffs posse in recent days has on Highway 17-92 Under treatment at Somiri- ron‘ M w»* during dial week been exceptional. From the minute city police sounded the ole Memorial Hospital is John when t aptatn Mayo led local Vail Lewis Lambert, 17alarm, ail factions o[ every W. Hcrchig. 19. attached to Navy and civilian officials In year-old Longwood H i g h law enforcement body in the Reconnaissance Attack Squad- convincing the visiting high sres responded to a grim task ron One ills condition was Navy officers that Sanford NaSchool student, w a s killed val \tr Station should not on­ •hortly before 7 p, m, Wed­ of apprehending two young listed as "tairly good " nesday at the intersection of men. Excellent teamwork. Herring was driving toward ly Ik- continued twit its facili­ Sit 434 and Interstate 4, * • • Sanford on 17-92 when he col- ties expanded Wednesday's announcement when hit acooter hit a truck. An Eagle Scout at 13? Hard hdrd with a truck driven by WASHINGTON (UP1| — ►rpnnte meeting! and The panel n.imc-l \\ Woodrow Strickland, 33. of to believe. But Paul Pivec. William Edward Klinefelter of from Washington that Con­ D«»ik union liuder* ami ihip* (under o n lrrt from the Preai* >luy w ill hr sim ila r in func* gress has !>een asked by Pres­ Winter Gerden, driver of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 813 Escambia Drive. p«*ra, under pressure from ‘ dent to report hack to him lion to the *pe«ml hoard. truck, told Florida HighwayPivec, of 428 Summerlin Ave- * Highway P a t r o l Trooper ident Johnson to include Jfi 7 J*rr sklent Johnaofi to end a )»> noon <K S T I F rid a y with headed hv M - i w h i c h nego* Patrolmen L. D Harrell and milium in tile military tnidget Jerry Hawthorne and Consta­ nue did Just that almost im (luted n settlement ill a 34- John McConnell that the possible feat Lite other night ble Bob Carroll, investigating for expansion of the local base "totally unjustified” strike, ite it-ii'iiiim-li-latioris Hanging over ttie- negotia­ -lay dock s11ik- in January, motor acooter hid no tights lfe got his Eagle award dur­ officers, sa id ‘Klinefelter had bears out the results of Captain launch tlluke-or-hreak settle, and he did not tee the boy ing ceremonies in Orlando. stopped prior to making a left Mayo's and the local Navy and ment talks Unlay with a pies- tion* was the threat that tints. As in the present case, that until he crashed into the Johnson may he forced to ask It's estimated only nine nut turn into the Inn's parking lot. civilian officials' “ message" identiul board. Congress to impose nr hit in honid was named nfter other Irurk. of 1,000 Scouts make the high After approaching traffic had lo those visiting Navy offic­ Representatives of ship|>rv-> tioii on nil sides. But admin­ legul remedies hnd in-en ex­ Lambert, who lived at Rt. honor and then many, many gone, the truck driver made ers Captain Mayo has had a and the International Long­ istration officials obviously hausted. The 1963 strike end­ I, Box 889, apparently died of these are much older than his left turn and into the path wide and varied career, in shoremen's Association l ILAt hoped that Ihe President's ed when both sides accepted of head and hody injuries nf the motorbike Eagle Scout Pivec and nut of the Navy He *n- from Galveston, Tex., and penuanre powers could avert tha panel's recommended 37 when he was thrown to the auch a move. cent-an hour p*y increase. tr-ed nasal Right training dur pavement by the collision. Miami, Fla. — the two big ing World War II. winning his wings at Pensacola He was a holdout ports in the strike— torpedo plane pilot aboard »e- were to meet with the board ‘Moving Day’ Expected 'Soon veral aircrafl rim e rs during for the urgent talks tile w ar Johnson Wednesday night Captain Fowler it on his;called on I-abor Secretary W third tour of duty In the area. Willard Wirtr, Commerce TOKYO (UP1)—Soviet P re -|S air raids against North He was with Fighter Squadron Secretary John T. Connor. All Ihe latest innovations fur Sanford f’enney’a Manager selection of the company’s 32 ui the spring of 1951 fnl and Sen. Wayne L. Morse. inter Alexei N. Kosygiw flaw Vietnamese (argets. (D-Ore I, to gel to the hot lowing reactivation of SNAS lh» comfort and convenience Charlie Robinson said today. new. private brand hard lines, from Peking to North Korea I North K" " » h** "Tim new store will be [ put its tOO.hOO man army in and taler served as operations torn nf Ihe month-old walkout of shoppiu• will be inrurpnrplus an expanded assortment today, pow.bly to line up * . combat readiness." T h e officer of Heavy Attack Squad at East and Gulf roust ports eight times larger than our ated in the new Penncy's de­ present downtown establish­ of Penney'a traditional soft united C o m m u n i s t front f m<)VC ostensibly was decided run 9 in 1937 58 The strike is costing f67 mil­ partment store lo be opened ment and will offer our cus­ lines," Robinson noted. against Um Waited States in „ p 0 „ because of alleged He holds the Navy Cross, lion a day. "The huge onr-level atore Viet Nam. , "America* provocations” in Silver Star, Distinguished Fly­ The panel was In hrar the later Ibis year at the Sanford tomers hundreds of new items will alio carry such new lines The offldal Boviet news KoreaArea shoppers will have a full arguments of both side* in Plata on Highw ay 17 92 aouth, ing Cross and Air Medal. as furniture, a sleep shop, sil­ afency Taaa reported from verware, jewelry, pictures and Moscow that Kosygin and a mlrrora. delegation of lop RuiaUmbifi "One of the outitsr^yig fea­ data concluded a one-day visit tures is the attached auto Jo MM CMna and flew to center which will have fourPyongyang, the capital of car acrvlce bays and provide Communist North Korea. full, front to rear auto service Kosygin's decision to visit and repair work," he pointed North Korea was not announc­ o ut ed until Wednesday and came “ Preparations are now un­ as ■ surprise. der way for our planned move Radio Pyongyang said Rosy to tbe new store. However, gin was greeted at the airport due to circumstances beyond by Premier Kim 11 Sung of Penncy’s control, w« have not North Korea, reviewed an been able to move ahead ai honor guard and then was quickly as we would have driven to the government's liked. Nevertheless, we want guest bouse. The radio report t& assure our customers that said the leaders of both coun­ we will be open later this tries exchanged greetings at a year," Robinson emphasised. brief welcome ceremony, but “ We feel that this new de­ there was no immediate Indi­ partment store, which will be cation hour long the visit would the largest in Seminole Coun­ leaL ty, it well worth waiting for North Korea, like Red China and will be a tramandous mod­ and North Viet Nam, has been em , conveniopt, one-atop mer­ this year. The 40,000 aquare foot one-level department atore EXEMPLIFYING tha “new look” In Penney operations the scene of massive public chandising center for area will feature a complete auto center as well as expansion of throughout the nation 1# the company's new Sanford Plaza demonstrations protestshoppers," Robinson declared. all lines of merchandise. ■tore, (shown in Uia axUsL’a rendering), which will open later ,tng ftmiih Vietnamese and UM ■ • r Captain Mayo Awaits Orders Of Transfer nswA... B R IE F S Naval Airman Hurt In Crash '4 E. 'Heavy' Dock Talks Pushed To Hunt End Of Long Feud Soviet Boss Seeks North Korean Unity Longwood Youth Dies In Crash Penney's Reveals Store Plans C a p t. S w a n so n T e lls O f P la n Tha booming noise of Navy “ For a long tim e," said Jeta taking off and landing Captain Swanson, “thes« peo­ at Sanford Naval Air Station ple have been most under­ soon will be passe for San­ standing despite the increas­ ford area residenti . . . if tha ing tempo of training opera­ U. S. Congress approves. Included in the military tions at this base. Tbe RA-3C, budget sent by President with its two J79 engines, is Johnson to the Congress is a wonderful weapons system an item of J tl.T million for but it .docs make a lot nf SNAS , . .and this figur* noise. Our neighbori warrant includes fundi for land ac­ encouragement in thla connec­ quisition and construction of tion. a 6,000-foot extension of the “ Assuming that Congress north-south runway. will approve this budget for Thla extension will double NAS Sanford, and I am confi­ th(_lfhgth °f the present run­ dent that it w ill,.the northway and will permit Navy fouth runway-will be aircraft •coming in to circle to the east of the base In a and Qicrqby _allow rrtoi Ira (fit to asYuma a new pat southerly direction, turn over. Lake Jessup and head north tern.” The present main east-west for a landing. The pattern would tie reversed should the runway , , , use of which prevailing- w ind be in the op­ brings about the noiie . . . Is 10,000 feet long, extending posite direction. "In view of the recent re­ eastward ~frbnf th e'io u th end lease of information from of MellonvUJe Avenue at 25th Washington," <1 was stated Street. The north-south runway pre­ this morning by Capt. C. W. Swanson, commanding officer sently is 8,000 feet long and is of Sanford Naval Air Station, used only for emergency pur­ "it appears appropriate to poses. It extendi southward provide additional information from SR 48 ( 25th Street). Tbe to the people of SAnford, 6,000-foot extension will con­ both civilian and military, on tinue southward through pre­ what It ini'nns to this area." sent (mostly swampland to­ He continued: "Congress­ ward Lake Jessup. Upon completion (and again man (A. S.l Hrrlong released information lo The Hetald subject to congressional ap­ which, in effect, describes proval) the northern 2,000 improvement* and construc­ teet ol (he north-south runway tion at NAS Sanford with a will not be used, except in dollar amount of gtl.7 million. emergency, to provide oolse Ons of tha items tn tha bud­ relief for business and resi­ get which he mentions ia dents along Highway 48. This runway would b are ‘runway extension and land been under construction now acquisition.' ”1 would especially like lo except f o r the economy alldress myself lo the run­ scare” a year ago, when the way picture. It l* this a*|iect | Navy deleted tha item from which most concerns the peo­ its budget request, The preple living near thr Naval Air sent budget request la for tha l fiscal year 1966. Station.” Higher Return Seen For Valencia Crops LAKELAND (UPI) - Florids grown* should get a lietter return f"r th eir Valen­ cia orange crop if tile U S. Department of Agriculture's latest crop forecast holds. Th* department In it* monthly estiniste released Wednesday knocked 3 million boxes of valt-nciss off the pre­ dicted Florida crop. Citrus officials said this should in­ sure a better msihct price for the late season crop. Th* government estimated th* to tal o r a n g e crop at Mil 6 million boxes, s net rhange of only one million boxes front Hie January prediction. Almost balancing the dfop in thr Valencia prediction was .. \ an inrreasa of two million laixes in th* forecast for oarly and mid-season vanities, which been harvestwnirn will win have ti ed bv-next i next week. VJiem is* go primarily for mjt/ing on range concentrate and Citrus Mutual Executive Vice President Robert W. Rutledge said oranga concen­ trate sales already ara excellent and that in .the peat two Weeks consumer spending top­ ped SI | million. The government broke ita orange crop estimate into 36 million boxes of valencies arid lt.fi million boxes of early and mid seusnn oranges. The California estimate v u 28 5 million boxes overalL Why You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazard Warranty • Periodic Inapectlon * Tire Rotation • Flat Tiro Repair * Front End Chack BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES 405 W. Flin t 8L 521-0451 SANFORD, FLORIDA ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 09, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 09, 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 09, 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/8ae2b5d7ff3866ff7b7b37308513771d.pdf 61e863ec40259e674a4e5d9e3372a25b PDF Text Text I j ■jM m N SS«r hi ! : • THE SEVENTH-DAT A D V E N T II T CHURCH Corner Tlh * M a r > h a l l ------------- Paatar CE RVICES B A T U R U A T - — Sabbath School # :»• *- m* Worahlp Service — 1 1 : » A mWadneaday H l « h l r r a j o r S a r t l c a ----- T : l i P. m. I. U Alliance C H R I S T I A N M IS S I O N A R T A L L IA N C E CHURCH t i l l P a r k A v e a l I l t h SL R a t. C lif fo rd * • U » r r o A P a M o r Sunday S c h o o l ----- t i l l a. m. W orahlp Sarrlea _ 11:0# a. m. E ve n in g Worahlp — T:10 P- m. A llla oca T oo th Pallowahlp ITueo.) « : » # p. p r a y e r S a r r l e a ----- Til# P *°- Assembly Of God *• » PIN ECREBT AS8EMBLT O P OOD C H U R C H Cor. l l t b and Kim H. M. W ilde r — Paa lo r Sunday S c h o o l -----» : l l a. ra. MornlhS Worahlp — 1#:## a- m. Kaanlnp Worahlp — 1:1# P- m. T o o t h s « r r . (Sun.) - 4:0# P - m . Mld-W aa h Bart. (W a d .) _ I I I # Baptist C E N T R A L, B A P T I S T C HOR CH Cor. U l b SL A Oak A ta. Oall Smith ------------- Paat or Sunday school — »•<* »• m* M or ning W ors h ip — 11 *©ir *- ra. T r a ln ln s Uunlon — l i t # P- m. Kaanlnp S a r t l c a ----- » : # « P- “ ■ V ’ ad. Pra ya r Sartlca 1:1# P- m. Nuraary O p t* W T R R — -------------- T:l# P- » Sunday Nlta Broadcaal W E B T S ID R M1BSIONART B A P T I S T CH U RC H It h SL A H o lly Ata . John R. K i n s ----------- Taator Sunday School ----- 10:## a. m. Sunday Mornlnp Worahlp — 11:00 »- m. Sunday Kaanlnp Worahlp — 7:*# PWadnaaday p raya r Sartloa —— 1:01 p- m. P IN E C R E B T It A P T I 8 T CHURCH Onora Road Mornlnp Worahlp . 11:0# a. m. Sunday School ------- #4# a. m. Tralntnp Union ----- t i l t V■ m. Evening Worahlp l l « p- ra. W>d. OHIcara A T t i c l m a M a a l l n p ____________ #:># P m. 1 v J O R D A N M IB BIO NA RT B A P T I S T CH U RCH t i l l W. n r a t Btraat Sunday School _ _ 10:10 a. m. M or nln p Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. )lll, Ia Study (Sunday) 1:00 p m . Eaanpallatlo Bertlca 1:0# p. m. Wad. Pray ar Waal — T p m. BUI S t e p h a n a -------------- Paator A Cordial Walcome to All O A K L A W N B A P T I S T CH U RC H 2 1 0 Country Club Road Sponaorad by F lr o l Baptlat Church R a t , 1L T. D a r r a t t ____ Paa lo r Sunday School __— 0 : 0 a. m. W ora h lp r e r t l c # — 11:0# a. m. T raln tnp Union —« — # : 0 P- mKva nlnp Worahlp — 1:10 p. m. Wad. P ra ye r Bart. — 1:20 p. m. 11 OHTKEN R A I T t B T C H U R C H HWT. I l l I'h. 221111# P a a l o r ____Chaalar W. Plank Bunday School . ... 10:00 a. m. Mornlnp Sartlca — 11 "0 a. m. T ra ln ln p Union -—— #:20 p. m. Evanlnp Bertlca _ l iIO p. m. Wadnaaday Meetlnpe: orga nlaatleno ---- 4;ln P- mP r a y a r ___________ 1:2° P- m. C h o i r _____________ *:1# p. m. Methodist Baptist Episcopal P IR 8 T B A P T IS T C m T IlC H 11# P a r k A t a a a a F. B. Chance ----------- P a a lo r M or nln p Worahlp — 1:1# a. m. Sunday School - w 1 : 0 a m. M or nln p Worahlp — II :# # * "»• T raln tn p Union _ 1:1# P m. Z t a n l n p V'orabtp - 1 : 0 p m. Wad . P r a y e r Sartlca 1:10 p . m . C H R IS T CHURCH Church S lr t a L L o n g w o o d F r . Charlaa W . Stewa rt, Jr. V ic a r H o l y Communion 1:0# a m. F a m i l y Sartloa A Claaaaa 2:2# A m. Adventist E L D E R SPRINOB B A P T I S T Old Orlando Rd. a l Haalor A t * . B. Ham ilton G r if fin _ Paator Bunday School — • : ( * A m. M ornlnp Worahlp _ II:## A m. T ra ln ln p Union — 1:1# p. m. E ta n ln p Worahlp — l i O p. m. H O L T CROSS (#1 B. P a r k A v a F r. L e r o y D. Soper, R ec to r H o l y Communion __ 1:1# A m. F a m i l y S art lca and Sunday S c h o o l ----- --- #;#• A a . M ornlnp P r a y a r <Flrat Bunday —. H o l y Communion 11:(S A m. B A P T IH T MISSION E N TE R PR ISE Sunday School — 1:11 a. rn. Mornlnp W o rah lp - 11:## »■ m. T ra ln ln p Union _ _ 4 : 0 p. m. Kvanlnp .Worahlp — 1:1# p. m. Wad. Nlpht 7*riyer Maallnp — 1:1# p. m. Rat. R. J. Boynton ----- Paalo r ■ Christian . S Free Methodist • F R E E M ETH O D IST CHURCH Co rn er <th SL and Laura! A v a R a t . L If. K a il ay ...... Paat or T eleph on e: 131-TOIS Bunday School ____ 1 11 a m. Mornlnp Worahlp __ 10:41 A m. Kvanlnp W ora hlp __ 7:0# p. m. Wad. F r a y a r S a rt lca 1:1# p. m. F IR S T CH RISTIAN CHURCH DISCI PLUS OF C H R I S T 1(01 H. Sanford Ata. It. Vernon Fu ll er Sunday School t i l l A m. M ornlnp W o r ih lp - 11:00 a. m. Church Of Christ CHURCH o r C H R IST n i l Park Avanua Bart Bro w a ______ E ta n p a lla t Sunday Bible Study -- ----- 1#:00 A ra. Mornlnp Worahlp _ 11:0# a. m. Kvanlnp Hertlce _ 1:10 p. m. Sea "H e ra ld o f T ru t h " 1 p. ro. Sunday on Channal I Tuaaday I.adlaa Itlbla Claao _ 1:1# a. m. M en a Claaa — — 1:10 p. m. W'adnaaday Bible Claao -- ------1:1# P- m. Lutheran CHURCH O F C H R IST Ganata Ralph Drawer Jr. Kvanpalla t Itlbla S c h o o l -------- #:l# a. m. Mornlnp Worahlp H 1:10 a. rn. K anlnp W o r a h l p __#:l# p. m. Wad. P raya r Harylca 1:1# p. m. GOOD S H E P H E R D L U T H E R A N CHURCH 2### A Orlando Drive Hw y . - 17-22) Sanford, Flo ri d a 122-1212 T h e R at. J, Gordon P t a r 1, Paator Bunday School _ • : 1S A m. Mnrnlnp Worahlp 11:03 a m. Communion— Flrat Sunday la Each Munth K ln d e r p a r ta a and Nuraary You’ve been speeding:, and you get a ticket. You don’t Ilk* It, but you know you’ve been wrong. With little or no argu­ ment, you pay your fine. rAOI.A CHURCH Ob CHRIST l llp h w a y l ( W ea l Morrla R u b y _____ Eta n p all a t Illble Claaa --------10:0# A m. Mornlnp Worahlp _ I I 0# a m. Kvanlnp Worahlp — #.## p- m. Dib it Claaaaa Wad. _ 1:1# p. ro. You’ve been staying home from church on Sundays for one of a dozen reasons. Maybe you like to sleep late. Maybe the minister in your church preaches dull sermons. Maybe you don’t consider yourself the church-going type. Whatever your alibi— nobody’s going to come after you. Christian Science L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF T U B ' REDEEMER 101 W. tt th ria ca " T h e Church of the Lutheran H o u r" and T V "Thla la the U fa" lle t b e r t W. Ooaraa ._.... Paator Hunday School — 1:1# a m, W o r a h l p ^utrrlce __ 10 : 2 # a m. K in d e r t a rta n and Nuraary This is a summons you’ll have to serve on yourself. For an infraction of Cod's law is something that can't be ignored. Until you declare yourself guilty, you will be deliberately shutting yourself off from the greatest fellowship in ths world. No judge in history has ever pronounced a sterner sentence. FIR ST CH U RC H OF C H R I S T S C IE N T IS T IftO E a it Second Btraat Sunday Service A Bunday S c h o o l -----11:00 A ra. SubJ#ot: "Man " Wadnaaday Sartlca - »:0# p m. l t r - d ln g Room: lo t W. Flrat W ee w d a y a : 10:1# a m . — CIO pm . Church Of God THE 13nd A French L. H. A l f o r d ___________ r e » t o r Hunday S c h o o l ____ 1:43 a. ra. Morning W o r ih lp 11:00 a ra. K va n g ilt attc Htrv, 7 00 p m. Fa m il y Night Harvlca T. P. K. W ad ......... 7:10 p n . look Dr Soodar Monday Tu«td«y Widnsiday 7 W d «| Friday Saturday CHURCH OK OOD UK PIIOP1IKCT 1401 Kirn Av tnua Ray. Hobart Welch - ..... Paator Sunday School t 41 a. m. W orahlp Harvlr# __ 10:41 a. in. K ngallallo Htrv. — TilO p. m. Tuaday: HI Id • T r a i n i n g ____ T:4S p. m. T h u rs d a y: Yo un g People Barvlca 7:4* pm . Chaplar Varaot U 17 14 14 1 ) S S 70 AIJ 14-74 14-14 I I IS 1 10 ii n Pul ml LuU Loko AcH Rammi Rom*nt Rornsm CH U RCH FOR ALL. • A L L T h * Church b r t i t n t fieto on earth for the building of cfxarmO" irr and good dtisemhip. It ia ■ aforeb o w of apirltual vuluaa. Without m •trtmg (Yjurtdi, iwilisrr democracy nor civilization can ■urviva. I h r r * am four auund m a o n why every prrvio kJsuuld attend aerv&oea mgu- FO R THE CH U RCH k rf y and auppnrt the Church TKay am: (1) For hi* own aaka. (2) For hi* children's taka. <3) Far lha saka of hk anmmuruty and nation. (4 ) Far tha aaka of tha Church Itorlf, which nrwda hk moral and msUrkd support. I Tan to go 4o churrh regu­ larly and read your Bible daily. t t f t t t *li2 ? t t <S i2 > t <S±2? t Southern Methodist FIR ST SOUTHERN M E T H O D IS T CHURCH Woman' # Club Dulldlnp 202 Oak Ata. P u r w a r d if. K n lp h l J r , Paalor Sunday Bchool — _ OKI a. m. , W o rah lp Sartloa ---- 1 :2# p. m, V) Nazarene r i n s r CHURCH OF T H E N A Z A R E N E W . 2nd ML at Mapla Ava, Paul. D i c k * * ______ ___... T u t o r Sunday S c h o o l ____ 1 K I a m. Mornlnp W orahlp _ 10:10 a m. 1 You th H u u r ____ ___ (;00 p. m. E v a n p *ll*t lo S artlca 1:09 p. m. (I M ld -W ac k Birv lca (W a d .) __ 1:00 p. m. T h ir d Hunday S l n p a p l r a t l o n ___ 1:00 p. m F IR S T CHURCH THE NAZARENE Laka Mary, F I a R av. W. L llolcumba, Paata Sunday OKS a. m. __ ... HIM* School 11:00 a. m. _ Mornlnp M oral.iu 7:0o p. m. _ Kvanlnp Marti. • 7:00 p. u. _ Wed. M ld-Waak Pra ya r Sarvlcaa 1:00 p. m. _ La at Wad. MUalonary Sartlca OF Pentecostal FIR ST PENTE CO STAL C H U R C H O F LON G WOOD #11 Oranpa Street lta v E. Ruth Grant .... Paator Sunday School 10:00 a m. Mornlnp Worahlp 11:00 a m. Sunday E v a n l n p __T.jo p m. Wad. Bible Study _ 1:lo p. rn. Cunquarora Maallnp F r id a y _ _ _ _ _ _ J;10 p. m. Presbyterian M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H 411 Park A v a R at. Robart M. Janklna, Paator Mornlnp Worahlp __ 1:1# p. m. Sunday S c h o o l ____ 1: 4# a m. Mornlnp Worahlp __ ]#:## a. m. M T F Maatlnpa ___ 4.10 p. m. I Intermediate, Menhir) Eta n ln p Worahlp __ 1:10 p. F IR S T PRE8I1TTKR1AN CH U RC H Sanford, P it. Oak Ava. A Srd St. Grovar C. S »w#ll J r . __Paalor K d g a r W. Smith Jr. Aa ilatant Paator Church School 9 4S a. m. hfsalon Mrata — X0 : « & a. Morning Worahlp __ 11:00 Pioneer Fellowship ^ 0:00 Senior HI Fe llows hip €:00 E ve n in g Worship 7:lo Wad. P raya r M ea li n g 7:00 O r m t M iWU Jteaaar AdtanuOap Sanaa, laa. Saraetvp. I V | < s i2 ? C H R IS T M ETH O D IST CHURCH Sunland Ealataa Cltrua Halphta R a t . Charlaa B. H o p p — Paalor Church School ____ IK S a rn. Mornlnp Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. ( M T F -------------------- 1:20 p. m. E ta . W o r i h l p ----- 7:20 p. m. Wad. P r a y e r S artlca 1:2# pm. Methodist F IR S T CHURCH o r OOD G R A C E M E T H O D I S T CH U RC H m Onora n d . at Wood lan d A t e , ™ R a t . John ! L Hlre a J r , Paator Church School ----- I K S a m. M ornlnp W orahlp — 11:00 A m. M T F --------------------- 4:20 *. m. a p. p. p, p. m. m. m. m, rn. m. G E N E V A M E T H O D IS T CHURCH <Xl2> | Rar. W, E, Timms Paator gunday School ______ 1:4* a. m. M or ning Harriers 11:00 a. m. Choir Practice W'a4. 7:10 p. m. E v e r y One Welcome. COVENANT PRE H RTTER IA N 1774 South Orlando Driv e Thom as H. M akln —.... Paator W ors h ip __________1:00 g. m. ^ Church School 10:00 a. m. 'The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUM BER of Sanford A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL B E T T Y CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. H A R R E L L & B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford C E LERY C IT Y ’ PR IN TIN G CO, INC. B IL L H E M PH ILL MOTORS, INC. - 801 W. 1st. S t, Sanford TH E AM E RIC AN O IL CO. Mr. St Mrs. 4L R. Strickland FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees CHELSEA T IT L E AN D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, Sanford SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodges and Staff H O LLE R MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEM INOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay A v e , Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COM PANY 1400 W. 1st, St., Sanford LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning J. C. P E N N E Y CO M PANY C. L. Robinson and S taff L. D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florid* A A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIG G E TT R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kcllett — Hermun K oleff and Employees PROGRESSIVE P R IN TIN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff H IL L LUM BER & H AR D W AR E CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees P U R L IX M ARKETS and Employees ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S T A U R A N T Rose St Wilks Bowman & Employees COBIA BOATS Southern Filierglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams and Employees W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTU ARY Eunice I. Wilson and S taff S TA TE FA R M INSU RANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff BOB’S R E S T A U R A N T Bob and Estelle McCalllster Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S taff PERFECTION D A IR IE S STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff W ILSO N-M AIER FU R N ITU R E CO Mr. and Mrs. A l Wilson SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff W IN N D IX IE STORES and Employees •SEMINOLE COUNTY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYS X P T 1IT Antioch D*ptl#t church, O v li d s Central Dapllal Church, t i l l Oak At#. ChUiUOU Flrat Ua ptlit Church Cbulunta V i p t l l l Ulaalon K ld a r S p r ln i# Uaptlat Church, (10 Kahman It A n r a # IJ#plt#t Church, 111 P a rk Ata. r r U o d a b l p lla p tU t Church • ( Alt nnionta S p r l u n Jit. 411. A l t t m o b t # Sprint# F i m D a p l l t l Church « t DaU try Fl ra t B # p tl« I Church * t 0 » u # t * Flra t Uaptlat Church • ( L # k * Mary Flrat' Uaptlat Church • ( Laka Moaroa F lr a t Daplial Church • ( Kentwood, Oar. Church * Grant F lr a t uapt lat Church a l Otlado n r a t Uaptlat Church c f Sau Laa do Springe F l r a t Shiloh U lM lo u a r p Uaptlat Church. 1141 W . I l t h St. Foraat C it y Baptlat Church F o u a la t a Haad Baptlat Church, Otlada L o t * . Southern Uaptlat Ulaalon. Chuluota htlaaloaary Baptlat Church N o rt h - Hd. MacaVouU Ulaalon Baptlat Church Oak H i l l * d . Odtaaa M o r a ln t a l a r y Uaptlat church. O aa av a H w y . M l - O tl v * Miaaiuaary Baptlat Church, Sam U » 4 # Spa l a s s J U , L o o g v o o d U L Z lo a Ula alonary Baptlat, Slpaa A t * . New UL C a lva ry Ula alo aa ry Baptlat HOP W. I t l h SL N o w Salem P rlm lt lv a Uaptlat Church, 1100 W. I l t h SL Na w U L Zlo a Uaptlat Church, 1714 Paar A t a O ak law n Uaptlat Chapal, 1141 W, t#th Zu Oataan Uaptlat Church Plnacraat Baptlat Chureh, 101 W . Onora ltd, Fra lr la Lak a Baptlat Chureh, JUdg* Hd. Varn F o r k I’ rograaa Ulaalonary Uaptlat Ch ore *. Midway Bacond Shiloh U la aloaa ry Baptlat Church. N ln lh * H ic ko ry SL Jamao U la alo aa ry Ba ptla t Church SM. H I I I I Oataaa SL P au l Ula alonary Ba ptlat Church, It h SL SL. U a lth a w a Ula alonary Baptlat Church Cannon tl a l g h l s St. John’ a Ulaalonary Baptlat Church, I I I Cyproaa SL VaaapU Baptlat Church, P a lm Springe Hd_ A lt am o n te Bprlnga W e a t a lla U la aloaa ry Baptlat Church. I l l * H o lly Ava. Z lo a H o p * Ba ptlat Chureh, 111 Orange Ava. C A TH O LIC Chnrch o f th * N a t iv it y , L a k e N a r y A l l Soula Catholic Churoh. I l l Oak Ava. Roman Catholic H a m . Sporlamaa'a Club, Chuluota . ____ SL Ann'a Catholic Church, , P atc h in g lin e * . DaDary SL U a r y Uagdatana Catholic Church, H a lt land A t a Alt a m o n te Springe CH R ISTIAN F lra t Chrletlau Church, 1101 B. Sanford A v a C o a g T e g a lio n e t Chrlatlau Church, 24*1 F o r k A te. Norlb ald e Chrlatlau Church, F lo rid a U a t a n D r , Maitland CHURCH OF C H R U T Church o f ChrtaL l l t l * F o rk A v a Church o f ChrlaL Oancta Church o f ChrlaL K oa gw eod Churoh o f Chrla L Faola C H U R C H O F OOD Church Church Church Church of of of at Ood. Ood, Ood. Ood I l l H ic k o ry 1200 S. French O tlado M la e lo a Ba lorp rU o E PISCO PAL A l l Sal a la Hplaoopal Church U. DaB ar y A v a , Cntann-lao ch rta t Kptacopal Church, Long-wood A U Salo la BptaeopaL Eatarprlaa H o l y Croag Hplaoopal, P a r k A v a a t I t h LUTHERAN Aacanalon Lut heran Church, Ota rb ro ok D r , Caaaalhtrry Good Bhaphard United Lutharn, 2 I » I S. Orlando Dr. Lut heran Churoh o f the Redeemer, l e t W. I l t h Pla c e Maaalah Lutheran Church. Amartoaa Le gio n 11*11. Fralrla Laka, Fe rn P a r k SL Luka# Lu th er an church, K L I M Slav ia M E TH O D IS T B a rn ett Mem oria l hlalhodlat Church. E. Dc Uary A v a . K nle rp rl e o Be ar L a k e Mathodlat churoh Be thel A.M.E. Church. Canaan Height# Caaaalbarry Co m m u n ity Mathodlat Chureh. H w y . 11-02 A Plnay R ld g a Hd. Caaaalbarry D e D ery Community Methodic# Churoh W . Highland#. DaB ary Chrlat Mathodlat Church lutilgfid E ttitii F lr a t Mathodlat Ohurch, l i t P a r k A v a Flr a t Mathodlat Church o f Otlada F lr a t Southern Mathodlat Church W o m an '# Club t t ! Oak A v a F r e e Mathodlat Chureh. I 0 » W . i t h SL G e n e v a Mathodlat Churoh, O e a e m Gr ace Mathodlat Church. O a a m Rd. Grant Chapal A K A Church, O tlado O a h g r o v o Mathodlat Church, Oviedo Oataan M ath *d ie t Church P a o 1n W aa la ya a M el h o dls L RL 44 W. at Fa ola SL Jamaa A.U E . Sanford Ava. SL U a r y 'a A.U.E. Church SL R L 111 Oalccu SL Paul'# Mathodlat C hu roh Oottau Rd. Entarprlaa S ta ff o rd 'U a m o r D l Mathodlat C h u n k S. DaB ary NAZARENB F lra t Church of tko Na aareie , W. 2nd at Maple Farn P a rk Church of tho Naaarana, O'Urlan lt d , F c r a P a rk L a k e U a r y Church of tho Naaarouo PR E S B YTE R IA N Comm unity P raa byla rl *n Church, La k a U a r y F lra t Preebyterlam . Church, Oak Ava, * Ir d SL F ir s t Praabytartna Church. Caaaalbarry Fl ra t P rea by te ria a Church . a f DaBary, B. H ighland Fraabytarlan Churoh a f T h e Coven an t 1771 R Orlande Dr. SL A a d r aw a Fra abytarlaa Chureh l l t l Laanaal Boh. D r , Be ar La k a Upaala Community Praabytarlan Churoh, Upaala R A W aatmlnlat ar Praabytarlan C h u n k , H a w a ii —M— ' V h. R L I I I SEVE NTH D A T AD VE N TIST Format Lak e Seventh-day Ad ta n tlat Church. H w y . (21, Foraat City Bcta ntb-day Ad ta n tl at Church, Maitland A v a , Altam a ata Spring# Sanford Seventh-day A dtaatU l Church. Savanth A Elm * ... ^ O T H E R CH U RC H E S A lt a n a A.H.E. Church, Olive A 12th Church o f Ood In ChrlaL Otlado Chuluota Community Church Church at Ood o f Prophecy, l l t l E lm A t a . Church o f Ood Mlaalon, Kntorprta# Chureh o f Jaaua Chrlot o f L a t t e r Day Selnta, n i l p a rk Ava. C o m m a *H y Chapal, Altamomta Spr ing* E aala ra Orthodox Church. SL John* Ch ry uoalom Chapal. H w y . 17-»|, F e rn P a r k C o n g ra g a llo n Bath laraaL I l t h A M agn o li a Fl ra t Churoh o f ChrlaL SclantlaL #*# E. ta d SL K in g d o m Hall o f Jahorab'a Wltnaae La k p Monro# UnlL l l t l W. T h ir d SL F lr# t P i Q t i c o i l t i Church o f U n i v o o d F u l l Ooapal Tab arnac l* Slid Coun tr y Club UL O liv e Uolmaa* Churoh, Oak H ill R A Oalaaa Plnacraat Aaaambly o f O o A f l t k A Elm Sanf ord Al li a n ce chureh. l l t l A P a r k A t a Sanf ord Con gr ega tio n a t Johovnh'a W it* Baaaao, l ( « Sanford Avo. T h e S a lt a tio n Army. I K E. 2nd SL Unity Church o f S a a l e r A 1*1 * • lo t SL �n *» \ Oviedo Lions Head To State Tourney ... See Page 6 President Urges Beefed-Up Attac k On Crime e i o c* By Paul Brookshire Four letter word* aren't all bad. Two are synonymous with Sanford. They are the two thing* that hit the newcomer between the eyes (and ears) when ha comes to town. Both are tremendous assets. You can’t miss either. They're spelled " l a k e ” and " J e t s . " • • • Leathernecks In Viet Nam Reds Protest U. S. Step To 'Aggression' ©hr * * * * * on the St. Johns River $ * * * “The Nile of America” Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 Ib n tU i # SAIGON (U P I) - CombstW E A TH E R : Not so cold by Tuesday afternoon; low tonight in low 40s. rcady U. S. Marines swarmed ashore today and took up de­ VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1965 SANFORD, FLO RID A NO. 141 fense positions around the Da Nang airbase only 80 miles from Communist North Viet Nam. • It was the first Marine land­ ing in a comhst zone since Ihc ORLANDO (U P I) — Gov. Korean war. Haydun Burns said today the Communist China and North Viet Nam immediately pro­ first of a series of new rest tested the amphibious opera­ areas for Interstate highways tion as another American step in. Florida will he located on to "widen the war of aggress­ Route Four between Tampa ion." and Daytona Beach. Today's landing involved 1,Burns spoke at dedication of 400 Leathernecks, the first ot the $42 million Orlando Ex­ two Marine battalions totaling pressway, a part- of Ihe 1413.SOO men who were ordered mile interstate highway cross into South Viet Nam to pro­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — ing the mid-seclion of the vide security at the Da Nang Florida is thinking about state. base. creating a treasure hunting The Governor said It was It is the Jumping off point agency. his personal concern that the for American and South Viet­ The Florida Cabinet ha* superhighway* be provided namese air strikes against thr under consideration a pro­ with adequate and attractive Communist north. posal from the Mate museum rest facililici. The Marines raise the num­ at Gainrsville for a two-year "W'e are a tourist state and ber of American troops tn program to recover treasure have an obligation to meet the South Viet Nam to a record from sunken ship*. needs of the more than 10 mil­ high of 27,000 If the two-year program i* lion motorists who visit us an SANFORD MAYOR J. 1 1 . CrnpjM uttirinlly ttpoiml the iimunil Sanford In a majut political deve­ a Hureess, it would tie con­ nualty," Burns said. tiiinU’ii Club flower show at the Civic <‘enter, assisted by rlnh dignitaries. lopment, South Viet Nam’s tinued into future years. Several stales, among them From left are Mrs. J, T. Uruthwal, of Orlando, assistant district director. powerful Buddhist leaders The museum asked the Florida, have been criticized Florida Federation of Garden Clubs; Mayor Crapps, Mrs. W. T. Chettncll, The ear-splitting sound ol called on the United States to Cabinet Trustee* of the In­ lor the lack of adequate rest Orlando, district director, and Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president o f the San­ the Navy jets over the roof withdraw* its troops from Viet­ ternal Improvement Fund— areas on interstate routes. ford Garden Club. (See additional pictures on page two.) (Herald Photo) tops is probably what sticks namese territory. an agency whose duties inBurns said shortly after he eliule governing offshore with a newcomer most. | The Marine landing party took office he naked the Hoad He beats a path to the doors encountered no opposition but Florida waters—to sign a Department to Itudy the need and windows to make sure Communist guerrillas were contract with the museum. for rest jre a s on the entire InThe contract would empow­ one isn’t actually landing on busy elsewhere In Viet Nam. La ■Ute'^yate in within Flor­ the front lawn. Viet Cong unleashed a bar­ er the museum to take uvrr ida, which, who* completed, Hut in a few days adjust­ rage on mortar and reroillcss “ research and conservation" will total more than 1,100 ment takes place and he be cannon fire on a U. S. Army to aave relic* of the state’s miles. history from destruction by gins to ignorr them. special forces camp in moun I ity «*n ngenilti Hr said thr department sent Even in a schoolyard full ol famous Biuh Dinh Province gutd hunters. fm M |#h i . tuilay at City Hull a team of engineers to thr five Thr pmgiam would cost children thrre isn't a single, |275 miles northeast of Saigon SELMA. Ala (U H i Stair li 1eu of $.1,000 bond after tni lu.lt * ii public" Frt-imutf to states recognized a* having *70.121 din mg tlie two year*. solitary upturned neck to tluopi-is and deputies on ,i In a| mg before a I . S. iHh-iJn ii’jutititiy from C-1 to the best developed rest area ! Kxpeiiso* i li e I u d r diving gawk at the screaming Vigi f J mi it( *di nutith o f 2i»th system. He said the Stale |equipment and satiny fur hoim-huik, under orders ftum *Mini. isH.uier. lante. S lii’it t-i IV t!i .S in t from Road Board was expected to 1 W II tc« tint! M i l s . \!1 the town’s ductora — Alter a week you can even G*/' George Wallace to slop I'tuli m I Neglo wen- lulled I'nlmMo A i «*?!<!<• tu l.auri'1 adopt a construction program The IFF was severely crit­ hear the telephone Jingle with a "freeilom’’ numb to the A virnir hid I l h » t Mock hi* lor the area* next week at its icized taut year because of in ..... I Samaritan Hospital a jet overhead Amazing1 iijijniicKl easy regulations for 'lute mpHal, Sotohty lent- 1on on -. jibyan lull mini the Iwrt’iii M>1111» niMI Klin A Vi* ii-guliir meeting Keep Hying Navy I Tlie installations will in­ gassed #*00 Negroes met set I line looked ns though there mir hiiut h o f tJTiltT Htn*i*le • • • Two Lake Monroe home*, n gold hunters. Klmi'la TV CnM«« l omjmny clude sanitary facilities. » • Florida must lieense all them reeling and bleeding un­ bud l.iru u "moderate iliaWhen you get down to brass garage and an out-shelter is i-xprrtpil to mnkr a formal ter fountains, picnic arras, at tacks, there are many chang j were completely destroyed by- treasure seekers and geta 25 der the lashes of clubs, hull II aI e I ." friiTD Ivisr prmrntntLon tractive landscaping and a I be glair where officers per cent of the gold, silver whips and ropes. ei in Sanford and Seminole fire Saturday afternoon with Seminole County Ch»mb#r large at ate map allowing ar­ At Icast ti7 Negroes were Inteii i jiled the Negroes near a third homo receiving exten­ and artifacts plucked from County aince 1954, the ocean bottom. injured in the melee, inelud- Ldwmd 1'ittua Bridge over o f Com m f t i f ! riku fr ont «|p- terial highways in Florida. The growth in commercial sive damages. One recent lind put 1-100,* log integration leader John •be Ahihiioin River reermbled Vfliipiuriit ronithlttrtf also has "Because Itoutc 4 is the establishments up and down Starting from explosion of the Sanford-Orlando highway a kerosene heater in the home 000 in old gold in the state's Lewis, who suffered a pos­ a buttle a<• in* with abuhdotied rcijurMni time tn mnke a pie* most developed of the four in bedrolls and rlothing lying •rotation. trrstate superhighways being sible skull fracture. The new ahopping centers and of Mr*. G. B Rapp on Upsala pockets. Several rtftotiillnns w i l l built In Florida, and probably Two hoapitnla—Good Ram- mingled with spent tear gus the many new residential Road some 1,000 feet o ff West come up for romlderation a» will carry as much or more arltan ami llurwrll Inf Irma * r shells. areas. First Street, fire, in the high Dr. Martin Luther King Jr,, well m• recommendation* of traffic than the other roulea," — reported early today 17 NrThe dog track and the jai wind*, quickly swept the gar­ groes were hospitalized with who said hr remained in A t­ the Zoning and Planning Com- he said, "the first of the new alai and Interstate 4. age < and the second home, broken arms and leg*, head lanta during the short-lived mittion rest areas will he located on The hospital, the Civic Cen skipping two other houses to Constable Robert Carroll injuries, hysteria and other manh Sunday on the advice Una facility." ter and the Seminole County- ignite a shed belonging tn a was treated and released injuries. Nona was in critical of to* aides, announced he Sheriff’s Department, Mrs. Pond. Owner'* name of from Seminote Memorial Ho* wou ld permmulty lead a re­ condition. Sanford hasn’t stood still the second home burned was pital Saturday with back in­ newed niureh Tuesday "in A policeman was struck neither has it boomed. not available at this report. STOCKHOLM (U l’ lt — juries suffered when his pa­ when Negroes, in the only re *pitr o| the dangers.*' There’s atill a lot ol elbow Two trucks from Lake trol ear was struck at the in­ Sweden today began a sixIn Washington, the Justice ported retaliation, hurled room. Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ tersection of 13th Street and bricks and bottle*. Department said it has asked week period of mourning for ment answered the cal] but Park Avenue late Friday An FBI agent, taking pic­ the FBI for a “ full and Queen Louise. WASHINGTON »UP1) — men wetXfmable, due to dis­ night, police reported today. tures as horsemen rtiiised Ne­ plomi't investigation” of reThe beloved monarch heunity Hearing tance and time loss involved, Also treated and released groes, was attai ked by three jnnts t but law enforcement rame “ our queen" to the Rep. Charles E. Bennett <Dto do more than prevent fire was Charles M. Craig, 62. white men and his rann-ia officria and others used un- Swedi*ti pi- jde lipcause she Ela.) is in satisfactory condi­ lated For Ruby from destroying all homes in driver of the car which struck tmaihtd. BULLETIN nciesMity furce ter <lii|>er*e shopped in Stockholm’s stores tion today a t Walter Reed DALLAS (U P !) - Judge the closely populated area. and mm bets just like sny H o sp ita l after breaking his Carroll's car and knocked it Federal charges were filed the civil rights marchers. left leg in three places Satur­ oe B. Brown today ordered into the rear end of a taxi today against Jimmy George Wallace had only a terse hnusevtife. ■sully trial for condemned Newsmen Robbed The queen died Sundsy at day in a full on ice, driven by Hubert Smith. Kohiiisem, 2*t, Noel Cooper, eomineiit in Montgomery: Ilrnnctl, u potto victim, car­ layer. Jack Buby on March Craig, whose address was 21, and Randall Kendrick, 21. ' Those folks in .Selma have the age of 75. A gieat-gi andWASHINGTON (U P I) — I. A bandit held up tha National listed as 2401 Willow Avenue, all of Seims, for attacking made this a seven-day-a-week daughtrr of Britian's Queen ries a cane and lias a brace orr Preis Club Sunday night and was charged with reckless FBI agent Daniel D. Doyle. job. But we can't give an Yicturia, the suffered a blood hit right leg. He contracted © A LLA S (U P !) — Jack inch. W’e're going to have to clot in her right leg last polio at Luton tn tha Philip­ escaped with $1,200 In cash driving and driving while in Doyle was not injured. Jby, at moat a year to the pine! during World War II. Thursday. All three men were jailed enforce state laws,” toxirated. and check*. ,y hr was convicted and senneed to death, was to appear court today for arguments i hi* sanity. Judge Joe B. Brown, who raided at the Kuhy trial last rbruary and Marrh, ordered An extensive county-wide will let the contract on April struct Interchange; SR 419, ell south to Orange County S 427, from S 434 north to the Lake Mary north to terminua, e alayer of presidential at­ Gee Creek box culvert, widen line, four lane construction; ACL railroad at General J. C. widen to 24 feet and resur­ highway Improvement pro­ SO. tain Lee Harvey Oswald to urt for a hearing to decide gram will be requested by the But, Commission Chairman abutments; SR 46, 1-4 west 1-4, st SR 46A (Faola Road), Hutchison Parkway, two-lane face. SR-426, ACL railroad east of and right-of-way and construction; a Jury ahould be given the Seminole County Commission John Alexander explained, the to Lake County line, four-lane construct Interchange, construction; SR 46, Mellon- SR-415, construct new Osteen S-426, Goldenrod to Oviedo, S-434 at Forest City, construct ek of determining Ruby a when it meets with Slate county has given this project ville Avenue east to proposed Bridge across St. Johns River. twolane right-of-way to elimi­ railroad aignals; SR-436, inesent aanlty. Road Department officials at No. 1 priority again • because Osteen Bridge approach, tourSixteen secondary projects nate dangerous curves; S-427, aection with S-431 and S-434 sre proposed, to be construct­ Glnderville to Five Points, at Forest City, construct traf­ 4 p m. Tuesday at -DeLand. we want to keep It up there lane construction. tan-2 Rocket SR-425, 419 and 520, from ed by the state with county two lane right-of-way and con­ fic signal; and engineering This la the annual meeting in that position in case the when counties present their state doesn't get around to it mteraection of S-425-427' south fund* held by the stale. A struction; S-427, ACL railroad and surveying for tha follow­ rings Leak across new causeway over number of these tie in with at General ‘ Hutchison Park­ ing projects: The right-of-way again this year." ,PE KENNEDY (U P I) — road programs to the state. Other primary proposals to Lake Jessup via Oviedo to S- the primary proposals in that way north to Five Points, two­ south on Sanford Avenue, In the proposed primary Titan-2 rocket ,aet for trlcan’a first two - man program (state projects to be be presented by the county, 520 st Orange County line, the projects will be accom­ lane 'right-of-way and con­ over a new causeway on Lake Jessup to the new university feet Gemini spaceflight la- accomplished with s t a t e listed In priority in sequence: designate aa primary road plished with state fund* by struction. State Road 415 (13th Street- from Sanford to the proposed the itatc but the county must SR-415, realignment for new site; four-1 aning of SR-46 from thia month developed a funds), No. 1 priority has pellant leak today during been given to the four-lining Celery Avenue), from French state university, four - lane provide the rights-of-way with Osteen Bridge, two lane right- 1-4 to Lake County; four-lin­ of State Road 46 ( 25th Street) Avenue to the City limits; SR construction. (The Lake Jes­ the county's secondary mon­ of-way; SR-436, near Lake ing of SR 46 east to Volutia lock launch Wat. Howell south to Orange Coun­ County; two-laning S 15 from he leak was discovered in from French to Mellonvillc 426, Goldenrod through Oviedo sup causeway long has been eys held by the stale. to Geneva, realign, rebuilt proposed.) T h e secondary proposals ty line, foup-lane right-of-way; SR-46 to Lake Monroe, and itrogen Wxtroxide line in Avenue. SR-436, 1-4 west to Orange are: . West 25th Street at ACL rail­ needs for e future railroad The stale already has an­ and straighten curves, widen­ booster's second stage 85 SR 46, French to Mellon- road, construct railroad sig­ overpass at Rand’s Crossing utes after the full-scale nounced It will open bids for ing strips, resurface; 1-4 at County line, four-lane right ol Mary Bouievqgd, con­ way; fill- 436, M ar Lafca Unw­ vilie, four-lane right of-way; nals; S U, ACL railroad at on Sft 44 vest of Sanford. B-feow countdown sUrtsd- Lois project on Much 3d, and * Lake Monroe looks like it did 10 years ago. Still as beautiful as ever. Thl* great natural beauty, the people now realize, could mean much more to the community than anyone ever dreamed of. Words like "marina" and "lakefront d e v e l o p * ment" seem to be on every­ one's lips these days. You don't have to be in town long to hear them. Sanford looks - similar to whit It did years ago with one exception — there’s 'a new spirit budding and ,it could mean vast changes in the near future. You might say a new breeze is blowing across Lake Mon­ roe and it’s not an ill wind. • • • Sanford remembered also Is sailors standing along Highway IT02 hitching rides to Daytona for the weekend. The proposed lakefront pro­ ject could help keep these men in town. Sanford sremed to be just a place to pass through on the w a f "Irorn Orlando to Daytona. • • • 'M alig n an t' Foe Of U.S. I Seminole County Burns Promises Rest Areas For 1-4 State Ponders Entering Hunt For Treasure Freedom Marchers Routed By Police Council To Hear Lakefront Plan Fire Threalens Lake Monroe Constable Hurt In 3-Way Wreck Sweden Mourns Florida Solon Hospitalized County To Outline Road Plan For State Tuesday A W ASH ING TO N (U P I) — President Johnson cnlled today for n beefed-up federal nnd local law en­ forcement to attack what he called the "maliRnant enemy" o f growing crime in the United States. In a spccinl message to Congress, Johnson asked for a comprehensive pro- --------------------------------gram including n federni linn on all firearm* ship­ ments in interstate com­ merce. BRIEFS Only exception* would be among Importer*, manufac­ turers and dealers licensed by Traffic Toll the Treasury. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — In a lengthy message to the House and Senate,1 the The State Patrol reported to­ Chief Executive said there day at least 18 persons were was no suggestion of federal killed In highway accident* In Interference through a na­ Florida during the weekend. tional police force in the pri­ mary police responsibilities of state and local government*. Dies In Fire FORT LAUDERDALE — But Johnson said ''crime is no longer merely a local prob­ (U P D — Fire officials blamed lem.” careless smoking Sunday on a The time has come, he said. blaze which killed one man f.-r a multiple, co-opciative federal-state-loeal effort to and injured Iwo persons in an "arrest and reverse the trend apartment. toward lawle»*ne*s’’ whirh i* costing the country ten* of Chopper Record billions of dollars annually, JACKSONVILLE (U P I) plus couhtlcss live* and many The Navy (lew a jot helicopter injuries." The President called this here from Ran Diego Saturday night in a non-stop flight the essence of his program: "Increaaeil federal law en­ which broke all helicopter dis­ forcement effort*; assistance tance records to local law enforcement e f­ forts; a comprehensive, pene­ Azalea Queen trating analysis of the origins PALATKA (U PD — Patricia ami nature of crime in modern Carroll, of Orange Park, a America (this analysis to ho student at St. Johns River coni|dled in a study by a new Junior College, Is the new presidential commission on Azalea Queen First runner-up law enforcement amt adminis­ was Sheila Clarke, of Winter tration of justice)." Park. He added: “ This message recognizes Embassy Hit that crime is a national -prob-t W AStlftiGTotf (U P I) lem. Four Cuban exiles, protesting "That recognition does not the presence of Russian troopa carry with It any threat to in their homeland. Sunday the basic prerogat.ves of state ^ (,rjnk mled and local government. .^ , „ „ „ „ quld „ the Iront r" ,h*'r’ f p d p r n I Kiivernmrm will henceforth takr a mote mean iiigfnl rde in meeting the whole spectrum of pt\ Idem* posed try crime. "It means Hull the federal government will seek tn exi-rcine leadership amt to assist local nothinitir* in meeting , of the Soviet Embassy, R t ljtlS LONDON ( I I I ) — Two members of the International Control Commission—India and j Poland—today supported Communist charges that American bombing raids on North Viol Nam were "violations of tha thrlr responsibilities." T h e President had an­ utmost gravity." nounced previously his Inten­ tion of naming a commission No Parley to study the whole field r f WASHINGTON (U P I) — law enforcement and make re­ Secretary "Nd State Dean Rusk commendations to c o m b a t hat ruled out once again any crime. possibility of negotiation* to end the Vietnamese war until the Communists decide "to Social Security lease their neighbors in South, Lists Collection east Asia alone." JACKSONVILLE (U PD — The U S. Social Security Ad­ ‘Hungry’ ministration reported today U collected $258.4 million ill TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Bradenton Sen. Ed Price re­ Floriila during IMS. The agency said the mnnry newed his attack on the Flor­ came from a total of $3.68 ida Institute (or Continuing billion in wage* and aelt-em- University Studies (FICUS) Hus weekend, calling It " • ployed income In the Mute A total of t 17.53 million hungry new creature whose was paid to 7U2,22!l social se­ api>etite seems to be Insati­ able." curity recipient*. OPEN FIU D A Y f cn n e u i N IT E T I L t 9 ^ W A Y B FIRST Q U A L I T Y m 63rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! SPECIAL nUYI GIRLS’ COMBED COTTON BRIEFS 4 (o r Is ! $| G r e a t Penney aevtniel Combed cotton b r i e f ! made to Penney1* own specifications! Band-leg styling. White only. U girls’ sixes 4 to 14. OPEN YOURSELF A PENNEY CHARGE ACCOUNT! r �Longwood City Council Opens Bids On Maine Avenue Paving % Sounded GA IN ESV IL LE fU P lV - It Mok* like the srrap heap for Otto Malix, the' University of Florida's robot.' Otto will inpeir in the innual Engineers Fair this week* end and the Gator Gras March 27, hut after that his future looks dim. Prof. M, I Wiggins built the robot in 1919 as a prime at­ traction for the Engineer! Fair. ' Nick Totiehion, president of the university's chapter of the Institute uf Electrical . and Electronic Engineers, says the mechanciil man Is held to­ gether "mostly by hope " Otto's main accomplish­ ments are shaking hands, wig­ gling his cars, talking, mak­ ing hi* nose light up with a red "W OW " and whistling at pfetty girl*. Totichton predicts a “ new and better" robot will replace Otto "Who knows?" he adds. "Maybe a gir> friend, too." CHAMPION HO RTIC ULTURIST o f the San­ ford Garden Club is Mrs. Charles H. Cole of Geneva, who swept thin division with 10 first place ribbon* at the annual Flower Show held at the Civic Center, Friday nnd Saturday. She cop­ ped (he Sweepstakes and Award o f Merit ribirons along with eight second place and three third place aw ard s............. Spruce gum was marketed in the early 1800s ms the first r'lmmerciii] chewing gum. ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia Britnnnira. A anforh ^ rr ilft Pnpe 2— Mon. Mar. 8, Ml Frank A. Stone, 87, of 313 grandchildren. Thomas A. Jr.. Mon -Toe*. We*!'15th Street, died Satur­ Larry Michael, Frank Allen Wed. and Janet Kay Cobb, all of M MICH day morning following a long Sanford. 89-10 Illn ess. Brlsson Funeral Home Is in A retired farmer, he had $<fl 00 charge of arrangement!. lived In Sanford for S3 years. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of San- Rollins Csift GET r. HUGE . fprd. WINTER PARK (U P I) Survivors are ■' daughter, Rollin* College trusire A. G. 1 1 * 1 4 W ALL PORTRAIT Mrs. Iretta S. Cobb; a grand­ Bush has given the college O# TOO* (NAI . daughter, Miss Frances Mac $800,000 for use in construc­ Cobb; a grandson, Thomas A. tion of a science center at M c C R O R Y ’S Cobb Sr., and four great­ the school. Obituary I,. T. Hunt Jr., owner of the were owned rpm Longwood lintel, appeared to inform council that the hotel eight area contractor* for the will he ready for opening in paving #n<l drainage of Maine one week and that the stale Street, from Ka»t Lake Ave­ had been duly notified. Coun nue to (irnnt Street, at the cilmen It. I,. Helms and Percy March meeting of the Long* White were named to inspect wood City Council. Engi­ the premises and determine neer'* estimate of eeat* for if the ordinance covering the the itreet wai $21,229. Low hotel is being strictly follow­ bid of $18,021.05 was auh- ed. The recommendation of milted by J- Hage & Son Con­ struction Company of Orlan­ Mayor David Wentworth was do and high hid was $20,134.- approved that a copy of the f.0 from Huhbard Consttuclion city charter and .amendments be obtained from Secretary Company of Orlando. O t h e r a submitting bids of State Tom Adams at a w ere Amiek Construction cost of $17. Action was taken Company, I21,07lMM; Lelffer after a recent search of rec­ I’aving Company, $21,882; ords by the mayor revealed Lloyd Construction Company, that copies of five of the $23,559.08; Mid-State Con­ amendments were not Includ­ tractors I nr., $23,753; C. A. ed. Council tabled a suggestion Meyer. $23,220.4.*, all of Or]nndo; arid Orange Paving of contained in a letter from IT. Altamonte Springs, $21,122- V. McMillan that each coun­ 60. All bids wsre turned over cilman be paid $10 per meet­ to city engineer. A. E. O'Neitll ing and a salary of $50 per and Associates, for tabula­ month be ret for the mayor. A letter was rend from tion and recommendation In other business, Kenneth Mrs. Julia Adams of Adams Jtodd appeared to ascertain Cafe requesting that three the correct manner und pro­ trees on Warren Avenue near cedure to follow In order to her place of business be re­ have his property on E. San- moved. The matter was refer­ Inmlo Springs Drive. adja­ red to the street rnmmittee cent to commercial property, but Lommlcr pointed out that reioned commercial from r«s- present city policy calls for ldentlal-2 to permit opera­ property owners and city- to tions of a roinmunication share equally In expense >f having such tires removed. service. Itesolution was approved Acting chairman, Carl Lornruler, advised R"dd to stihmit endorsing a proposal from a written request, along with Tamismi Bus Tours Inc,, pro­ n $2."i fee to rot,-r rusts of viding services to point* north advertising and drawing an Mini south, to locale n stop III ordinance. In addition, lie ad­ the city. Meeting was adjourned sub­ vised tErst a public beming ject to tyillwould hate to l.e conducted Ihr Frank A. Stone Succumbs At 87 Otto Matix HEW LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS J U 1) Y KACAR, 17yenr-old Lyman Hiph senior, (m« boon award­ ed a four-year teach­ ing: scholarship to the university o f her choice in Florida. She is the dmiKhter o f Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kacar, o f Altamonte .Springs- P U T BACK THE TASTE OTHERS TAKE AWAY Som e B aby! BARI, Italy (U P I) — Mr*, LUCKY STRIKE m c a n s r is e TOBACCO lenhciln Zolti, 39, gave birth LUCKY BTRIKt MEANS FLAVOR TIP by Caesarean Mction today to LUCKY'S FLAVOR TIP ENHANCES THE TASTE I ano lucnr: a boy weighing 19 pound* 6 ounces, X ^ l L2_ L.S M F.T . , P L U M B D e l i c i o u s • *y Altamonte To Request Sheriff To Deputize Local Police an y ordinam v rout ro llin g th r II) tIonna Mnlm r^imrilmnn Colin I'rrw i o p e rste n nf ■ d »y n u rs e ry nr. if nil I . whnt s ls le n r cm m lv f»>i‘ nmiiH,n<1fui, and inoil on win Hgency bus ju ils d lit in it in Ai|t$|»t<‘<|, «t p'tfulnr iin-rime such m utters. *if 1t>»* Altamonte .Spunk'* The question " f dny rini-i rj Town ( ‘Mini'll Iftwt u»*»k. in n lrn ts wjis ill*, issrd f.illnw ri nuril Sht't iff J 1*. llohliy il.g rending nf n letter f-uni to dr pul Ire ffir Altufhont** jin 1 nn a d ju in ln g p in p e rly owner q iientinning « p e m ln u i.il p n ■ lirr forrr. retlures nf ■ dny nursiry nn f*r»*wn pointed mil I hut now M uitland Avenue. imnTiin « f tlir puli' r dr purl Crews, rhaiimnn nf the III* nt hnvr n«» Authority to •tree! and sanilatlun depart inul.r nrrmta nut Aide the town ment, rsenmniemled and madlimit * nlttmuifh they may hr s motion, which wits adopted • nil* d iipun in lim «» of rnirr In have bids submitted by S Kfll' J tst *EM»t up a law ei»- pm . March 17, for three pi minute parking signs to be torm ni'tit atrcnclr* In other I uilvirAA, town at placed at tb« post o f f i c e ; f.u tnihry Joe tinvla m,ni m«trur1 Krt four wav street sign*, and »i| in draw up nn ordiitrtfi '*■ two, Iwe-w.iV slrei't *.gn* iidoptili|C the Honda mod'd nnd for nn undetermined liuill Miif fir M ill nitnr* hy rrrord; her nf "children at ploy, 1.. to ilkf it** letters to Cnn^rem mile per hour” speed limit nrnii Sy.l Ihrlorur arid fh*n* signs foi tha town's subdlvi t o t Spi*r»hJiiiiL Il-M.M.t and slon. In p«* Nitui'l hrift r**ip*r*lftllif Heeummendalinns were rmid that Ailri|UAtr parking apat v fmm lIn- planning nod roning bt moved to a new location hoard and approved to permit with adequate pas king; and six-foot redwood fence* id to drtrrminr If tin town haa Oakland Estates and lilrn Ar den to block traffic mui. from Maitland Avenue. Leqol Notice T M in, r tig L t:iii> i.tn a s W H"tt IT VI VV < • Ni l IIS' 11" "i '*o »• * I"1 !♦*■»r hy alb r n of i n . •i*i» ■ t*s 11»• tor.i * • • 11 f i t * | . e . m\ , I ,<m *«.f )• I SS4 H* o f J*fI %■’! I e - I- 1 *t« Tr. m :':.it.ii*'». ] 4 dti- It** a f| | «i11*e r «% .*1*». p .*ft |»r«•p# f l * .f l jc In tert al a n im at « n i n > l i k ' i or M a l a r * of > i n i l > i < ! • **•-..• * v p i *..f » a M ""•ini I,- . >p Iaii n<i,r ■ in i hi hat ** ■*1* ’ <* i l ft* I'* * i th i f f ,• * * u * l< I h g o or *.•!.#» -1s*b1 e s • " uri 1 |* M l i l l t n i o I p p a l Mil Hi r • il.n ists, f.. <1f ■ >1• i| ’ hi# op era - * oft of >s v Taifl. r>n * 4II V,« • ’ a t * hi 4 r e l s w * tn a n o a r «r Mr. I* u n l * r tha I nfl ua nca of a t. ' b* u » , i g i i l a ft I f l i t 1'’ *** 1»■r <"!•**• ■! of r ** -to to i n*, «* h v • i ji.fi 1*a 11*1ItA *si in tissji | ' ............ ARTISTIC DKSMiN Sweepstakes and A w ard s o f I list m il ion w ent to Mrs. i ! A n d rew Spct-r fi>r ln-r iiitci iirctal mn n f " T h e C ra sh " in llii' l i 11in t <r iu the Twenties them e nf the F lo w er Show. (H e ra ld 1'hotos) A rt E TA M r e l in ir 'I lie Hireling id ihc Sanford I’ iw crcit PTA will meet Sc inmule Arl Awm ialiun at Tuesday at 7 :iu pm with 7 In p in tn.I.iV in |!:i l lilt in I urn xt Bri i'kiniiiLe id Dr al A ll* lll.llilltlg nil I -Mil l and presenting a program nn Mil el will In- ib i uli d <titin 1) hi a .I illqilr, vi ill....... It the art ut hypnosis. lirm liir unit til In In in,, two p.i till« > !u| 11till .Mil Legal Notice \l* 1l« I) III T • V f i •• ■ 1 H U ' .. . t. r »in ‘ e * ' II .L ' i **1 i * ■ )-■ •»? «1 a n *1 * t « •j» 11a l u n i ' . ' j ' t * i t •'Jt|if «r ■| ' . •. Til ft 11R11 * Hi* J*i|I' • »t ' l l ! * P>'»* in ' * at. j . f*i Id r \r * . I 111 *• * *if ilistt |ir* i M 1' k ( I f - »A Ilia ) 1I * it I It * ' be Sr>||iMf 1r 'll* f.*r I' atp-l * .itinty *‘i-i|ii *i: 'l i # l. r F**prii | *nf# j'A t ; ir 1 » '' • n aa»1 i»*n at •* In l.h -h «» r»ia f r n.a niR .M r* \ l « f . h P If. 1*A^ lltftdaclhti, lifts *h#l ftHcl fMl old tired1. SALE B u lle te d G re en h Beans, Hot Rolls &' flutter E C K E R D D r u g S to re s Sanford Plaza TO M ATO E S PO RK £ BEANS ■t.r 9 NO. 301 l O c 1 ,mlt 3 W/IJ 00 Older SHOW BOAT GREEN BEANS SAUSAGE TISSUE M U STARD GRITS OLEO BISCUIT 9‘ french can f r ie s 9 oz. box 9c in uf, BACK CAN ' n r r t o il e t 9 r Limit 2 1 With n 00 Order McKenzie Coliards Mustard, Turnips Ir Limit 2 or Earh \t llh Order I.ARGK SIZE SEE- M L 38 0 *98 1 LB. BOX PATTIES • OZ. LIM IT 1 WITH $3.00 ORDER FRESH GREEN TEXAS Cabbage 2 lbs.9‘ Carrots ^ % l imit 2 VVilh J-l.j(JU Order I'lLLSBL'KY DL1TEHMILK SAXEI l l T I \V llllll. VIENNA BLEACH Of. 9 8 OZ. J A R 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Sets 69 h lb. 10c TH RIFTY STANDARD 1 hit VET DI NETTES BAKED M E A T LOAF FRESH PORK N E C K BONES OR PORK T A IL S m Everyone loves The Extras at Eckerdsl Creole Sauce, Fluffy IV hipped I'olaloes, k CUBE STEAK Af i t r II epr amon Kl d n « r a t bl a ddvr It* r l l al l on* *Mp<I l»kt * i* m i n i t # m * n a i m m a n d m a t t n a k t you tens* and r»«r*t»u* f r o m l oo t i f q a r r i t b y r n l n * r r I t c hi ng ur i i i at l an bot h d*y »r*d n i g h t Af condai C* i nu in*T ir and t u t h r horn $1MI.1 Attorney Davis w.s In­ pi eweriPa i rirulaf mna for ilia structed to inntart the coun­ parafir.n f i n « » t o f l m « i » nn all ty attorney requesting a " " " ■ i * » * r M n a«n| ••mill* ft» agreement on the I'm m (•* m -s! t l f.| kiol.klloii ..f written r*Oir « p r o ! I -I i ii an an * { ( • • li%« joint participation on con­ daf a structing and niatnUining the I'u bli ah M a n h I, 1 A\ < !>K II street D IN N E R ! LEAN TENDER W O M EN OFTEN t ‘ n ill'll it * i i ; li o r t i it i g ’ 1 *■ Hoar ft i ,f * .. i *. s i *s*mr$ila a fi *r * n f a# m l n o t * <‘m n t r y i n &S. HEMS HAVE BLADDER IRRITATION M A T H E R of Sanford OK STEW ING PORK CHOPS i> m *a |ti' y • ju . ( iu f f IH » i I -H xi! * *4. * r-1 K! • IV , . • » I . i*f *** i -lilt •i *■ 1 i 'h m 'i,t ut . !* r It * f v FI V GIt \DF " \ 1100 W . l l lli. S i. F ill s ii FIRST n T i >* n •• »• '.f$ * p »* * •f a * li A1* I t . r. L f e v ♦'■k *- ** • u* I . . . » h* \YG (lu n n tity R ig h ts R eserved I ill, 1*1 %f |*i % * * •• \ n i 11 t ; BIG LUNCH llh. SI. & Sanford Ave. Legal Notice t i f p i n i p d In s uch i n . I *n o n f Y B l i K •* ' . •y * i I * . pf ' I tig an A ctio n on a w a rd in g a con u u i i i t D l bfifigs U s t t rift• i n | r or nf oi t t r M fp -fivp -life autblni irr.tfttitif srrmt in ttrui-f ft«i| tra ct fo r re a p p ra is a l o f all ^1*tilthnI* Mai* t> > 1 ut it** and by antlf »•)« pain (U| p ro p e rtie s in town w as defer ’ *l»l* *•* * v k h x iti d r u i f U i * r r *t b r i t n l ast le d u n til tin' next le g u la r m eeting when a rn m p lrtc Iml STOCK ,.f exp.-nditurea and revenue* as tom p ard to llie current RKIIUCTION budget w ill lie a v a ila b le to council. (O N T I M KS 'I lie b .a id voted In p a itic i p ale w ith llie county in g in .l ( J r e a t S a v i n t r s <>n l ‘* a s y T e r m s m g and s la b ilirin g S.m df i.l F R O M A M O R I.D O F F I N K I T K M T T K E Avenue troin S B 127 at F ir s t Street, north to M agnolia Avenue, w ith the to w n ’ * *harc of tin- expense Hot to exceed TOMOItltOW 8 - 10 LB M e e tin g M ATHER GOLDEN of Sanford OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Shop i » In Air Conditioned Comfort 20.1-09 E. lsl ST. K II’ E PHONE 322-0983 BANANAS .9' �r I * . * Hr <^ * t% <* *« » Ior3 • £rrml) fMon. .Mar. 8, ’65— Page 3 |Q O We*AJ f O O dairy specials Kraft's Philadelphia 3-o*. -J Q < Cream Cheese ... • *•*••-pkg- waft* its* €*«»*•" m i p e n t mm wk Betty Creckar Date Nut Bread * « • 49' .. »li • frozen foods Sara Lea Froxtn S/SGT. G UY J. Daniel.', Florida’s Marine A i r Reserve recruiter, has . received a certificate for the A ir Medal with one Gold Star in lieu of a second A ir Medal for “ meritorious a c h i evement in aerial flight in V' i c t Nam." Daniels, stationed at Jackson­ ville. will be here this week to interview men for enlistment in the Marine Air Reserves. Donuts ............3 ' E X C E D R IN T A B LE T S 100 ct. tixo $1.39 IiDi'it Mid- starch 10. IMS lit our meat dept • • * A.I S 2 largo lis e 51c W W ereaW _ Jfll G re e n S t a m p s Sj Roll Sausage ....... . *, 39* — a th t m t o . m i SM^aaa all *— Lytol Spray Disinfectant spray bomb 98c Swift's Premium Sliced (plus 50 StamptK 69' Mf*d . Mar ch t o. I H I Tamow'e Cooked or Baked ' (M 1 IM M S M 5 M Sliced Ham ...........65' Swift's Premium Braunschweiger or Sandwich Spread 2 Jj!: 69* SiO rmpm m i Grouper Fillets .... ... *. 49* • ».>•* w * a . a i ’i i • down produce lane Gv i Lre e n S»*»HK**a ta m p s Alt Johnson's Klcor Floor W o * 26-ox. site 97c Quick Presen Red • m i awiRaaa I t e rre A x f , March 10, 1H I 0 • Canadian Bacon , Stripe Tooth Paste (31c siie) IS S1 bag’ TEReA W j® Jy/ G re e n S ta m p s Swift’s Premium Hot or M ild •Oviedo To Gel House Numbers By Evrtyn Lundy Plans for the first house numbering jyatem to go in­ to effect in Oviedo were pre* senled at C i t y Council’* 0 March meeting by Edward Kas.cU who was authorised to proceed with the project Number* would start at the center-town street light. Reports on the lighting sit­ uation in the city and costs of mercury vapor type light Installations, submitted hy Councilman Kirby Buckelew, resulted in agreement of coun® ril to have R E. Christy of Honda Power Corporation draw s niasier engineering plan for pse o[ men ury va­ por light* to corierl the mu­ nicipal lighting system. Costs for the improvement project will be considered in the next f i -1al budget. I Mowing the meeting, re^ firidmipnts of r.ihr and coffee ueie served hy I’olict Chief tieolge Kelsey. The poppy­ seed take hail been baked hy Kelsey’s mother. Mis I ) i a K< lse>. v, L"Uw O O O O W Q fifi.EO T "pC 4 9' Morton's Plain or Powdered Sugar • K ><=* 5 5 0 W ,e A , Cheese Cake ..... WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE S ’liy/ G r e e n S ta m p s S ; »*. I MS W eATBREAW CR ISP F LO R ID A P A S C A L Jijl G re e n >4»~rt«*afc S ta m p s ^ CELERY •ail, * < i i DAWN fRtIM MUSHROOM 6 - 5 14- o i . s i i o 58c STEAK SAUCE I VH . M o t h I*. I t » l OOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO -— * FU LL FRESHNESS A N D F LA V O R ARE __________T O EPXNTEREA W stalk SEALED IN CHASE b S A N B O R N S Jw G- are e n miS*—ta m p s ^^ i! *., ,»•*• •* g >o 20-BELOW FREEZER PAPER 50 ft. roll 55c | i » i r f t W *d . Mar ch 10- I H I O T M .M jl E .E m W l J)% G re e n S ta m p s SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED CANADIA N BACON 6 -0 1 . pkq. 69c L IM IT 1, PLEASE I t g i r n Mid . - ■ PUBUX T roop 38 Sets 1M l — PRIC ES ARE EFFEC T IVE W 0 Ef XrTeRe A ac« M O N D A Y , TUESDAY, W EDNESDAY, M s i . h 10 y/H " — G re e n B tU i ^ AG' C MARCH _ CH® * 8, 9, 10, 1965 ^Get-Acquainted S ta m p s veaoh #>»t H v f # m i pv-(k«at •( • w itfa prtm n im €io% I i i ' l p o t t r d OuitS if * »tgo*i I v>». » B A K IN G Ih u ta d ^^ #* i 4 'M b Mvi HENS - •-« Mi d %m m , lb. 3 9 c ^ S i Ms i i h | 0 IH1 (Loao.oooo oooomoo_o 0 Koro Smooth Meeting 24-o*. White Syrup It r JtlllA Hftfttt* Colo Healthful Altamonte S p r n c * R"v Seoul Troop hn* firm uni rd « * (i«rt Acquainted'* meet- j inp for 7 p m. to«|ay in the Calo Nourishing Altamonte Spii» < umniun ity Chipd on Sit It*’ % Purpnae of thf mrctiRR *nd Colo Rich program h ill hr to interest more hoy a in ^routing A film uill be phnwn Hy Dipt m l Keijrhhorhond C mmissumpr SjTt (jenrge Miller of Orlan­ W h ite House H ealth fu l do Air Forre. Chicken Parts sue 2 61 27' W IT H PUR Kidney & Chicken 2 6’con!' 27* Liver & Chicken 1 hr new r h a r t e r Mill z * m to effect in A pul and Tro<ip Jts would 1»he al! interested |mi>« to join now ^ f .Trentb nr# im (ted to at­ tend with their port Friday Concert Set By Band By Jane Casselberry The combined beginning y and intermediate bands at South Seminole Junior High School, Casselberry, will present a concert at 7 30 p m.. Friday, in the school rufetorium. The varied ptngiam will in­ clude marches, overtures, and Waltzes tinder the diiecti n of Bandmaster Georgs Kir aten. ® The concert is being held to give the youngster* pre­ paration in program procedura and stage deportment prior to the district meet to he held in Cocos in the near future. Donations will he aiceptcd 26 .00 OR of ** C H A Si^ WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE HMD 27‘ ■ A p p le Ju ice . • — S M O O TH Three Diam ond Sliced g . ' blm— " -.j.-,^ *. . f. tk.~ .. 1 ^ ’’ ■ * ■ * . V E L V E T -T E X T U R r B E NNE TT'S Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-JI2 and Onora Ur., Sanford W H O IE EGG pineapp,e •• • • : 25 I m a y o n n a is e P e n n y -S a v e r • 9*- tixe 39 lim hj?i M<ts . ri r <.. m n t . < \ r Turns., m i., quart The final session on the study couise on’ testing and grouping children at the ele­ mentary school leVst. which is being sponsored by the South Seminole Elementary School CTP. will he held it 9:30 s.m.. Thursday, at the school. There will he a summary of what - s no HOT. FfirP W h ola Kernel G olden Corn 2 12-ox. cam 25 U M ,T 1 W IT H PU RCH A SES Seminole Plaza, O f 53.00 OR M O RE Joan o f A rc Red K id n e y B ean s 2 .,1.1 29 f'asselherry ................. :— ------ — ----------------- — ------------------- r - - '.. 1- M.f 1.' ■ vf r . , • 7 J J IB fl . . I M - —----U ______ _________________________- - - - *- r . IlOUItS: S - ». MON. - SAT. rI ------- ^ .... - . t- ■ --------------— -- ----- r [ 'ir v / f '. '* . ---.... — -- - • NO COUPON NEEDED !• K R A F T 'S K IT C H E N -F R E S H CTP Study Course V r .jo * in-7 no M a y o n n a i s e . •• (limit 1 please with purchases of $5.00 or more) quart Jar -M*Arr v* has been learned during the 0 Other sessions. — — — i f f --------- I **■ a *-________ _ �M M m vn w w r> Dr. Crane’s Sub Fun-Boats II, Each month, sleek, efficient new aubmArines take tiliape in the ship­ yards o f Hamburg, West Germany. Wonderful to tell, these boats will never stalk an unsuspecting mer­ chantman or fire a torpedo. In fact, they’re little larger than torpedoes themselves. Designed for sport nnd scientific S l ig h t l y B o g g e d D o w n use, the submarines range from a simple one-senter, priced at around $3,000, to a six-man boat that can dive to 900 feet and sells for $187,* 600. ' The boom in peaceful oceanogra­ phic exploration has put the "you" in O-larnt. \ •\ *’ . \ ' • .. ' Worry Clinic ••• ■■ \ ■. a . ____ \ : S'■■<-*;■-;.V■*-» I , •.t S — _ ; Nsncy Is like millions of teen-ifers, for she abhors scoldings, but keeps right on tim in g them by her failure to rate herself on the "Behivlor Test for Teen-Agers." If she'd grow up emotion­ ally, then her grandmother would have little cause to nag her. Send for the Rat­ ing Scale below and grow \up! Time Runs Out Stability— of sorts— reigns in South Viet Nam . . . for the moment. But the political sickness known as "Asian coup” Is still virulent in that country. The next government shake-up, when and if it comes, will likely be no more beneficial to the people of .South Viet Nam or to the chuso of freedom than the many others that have succeeded or failed in the past 1G months. The presidential pnlncc in Saigon will change hands again. Some gen­ eral with an unfamiliar name will be nblc to count more troops on his side than some other .general . . . until the next time. ' Meanwhile, in the rice paddies nnd jungles— and it is the bleeding coun­ tryside, not glittering Saigon, which constitutes South Viet Nam— the slinking snake of communism en­ twines Itself ever more completely around the people. South Viet Nam hns yet to find the inspired leader it needs. And the time for finding him is growing des­ perately short. Meanwhile . . . • • » If the war in South Viet Nam were to end tomorrow, at least three oth­ ers Would go on— the wars against poverty, disease and ignorance. Some statistics released by CAKE- MEDICO throw revealing light on the second o f these: — Throughout a land of 14 mil­ lion people, there are only 700 phy­ sicians— nnd 400 of these must serve up to 10 yeays in the army. The coun­ try could use at least 14,000 doctors to meet its immediate needs. — The two Saigon maternity hos­ pitals handle 15,000 babies y e a r ly compared to the 2.600 handled by larger New York CJly hospitals. . — The infant mortality rate in South Viet Nam is 10 times that of the United States. Mortality among children one to four is 15 to 20 times greater. — A fter 20 years o f almost con­ stant warfare, an incredible popula­ tion of plastic surgery cases has beerf created. The country has no plastic surgeon. CASE V-431 Nancy N „ aged IS, now lives with her grand­ mother. "Dr. Crane." she pmtcsled, " I lost my parents In an auto wreck jail two years ago. '■'Even since then. I hate lived with my grandmother. "But she makes my life mis­ erable for two reasons. First, of all, she is always nagging me because ! don't make my bed in the mo-mng. or bcc»u«e t fail to hang up my bath towel. "But thr second reason is maybe worse, for sfie always looks on the dark side of life "How can I keep from be­ coming like her in always find­ ing fault and expecting the worst to happen?" Nancy can easily eliminate much of he* grandmother's Thought For Today And Agrippa snid to. Paul, In a short time you think to make me a Christian!— Acts 26:28, * • • The greatness o f God is the true rebuke to the littleness of men. The greatness of Christ is the true re­ buke o f tbe littleness o f Christians. — Dean Arthur Stanley, English clergyman. Phil Newsom Says Letters Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley ■ 1 i 1— ■ Political Notebook Komi'plo* *■ fhose ti rift a or s m e to In* found * * The history of mf dein po­ litical polling it reph te with The word* nr* H a ir y tiold- evidence that basic trust in a vuifeiV, vnii ug for lb#* pec* key element in voters* deci­ ond I M # m n inf1111h his huf* sions both as to men and par­ f lenient that hi* lo -1 I he pr# «- ties. fto ii . i ’iw lodm I fig I > int|r pendent countries <if Tun idi-fi' v It clcgijy w»s a rntii al fac­ .% bil l t fi r A niei i h o t '*■" 1' I• . ganyik* and Zanzibar. tor in the rnniitiy's ehnhe of The H r <1 C h in n r rm l'ftM v judged by Ihi'ii polled Men. fi wight |) K.isen howar, •tuff u** the lar*cr*t in thr fti‘ft, ft#rm ts, - ,p;i it ninny of the Aiir hern framed m the capital mdI rhinea* fund- the pMftjti#(As In tuU* * on iiuij clow tif l- M. militaiv and dipIf.(tm11• in * iiinpliftiiiiii nt, in a wrn* f Iovsinat into the pocket* Of HMj CH. tune i Sd ft!11 -s, iif Hrun«li pottti* ian* IVills ill w f ■r i ’ -1ttft i ' On Jan. 15 * Him* the tta ti that big majorities think thr 1 In* late John K Kennedy lunation of |'Tftnit*r l*i#*M** f**dei si govrrnnirtit i * getting gamed some trust frmn his Nifndnmlumv**. wh«t had h«efi to#, big vl lif t p#**i|de • rn nu? (elehrated t# I#vision debates appointed to ch#N V. f hjrirsr in- nged to lio m ot? f..t Mi* m- with Hie ha id M. Nison in Rid v* w, w.itif to *el* n f * net I960, because despite flu rtire . Moat of lln n r of • ft! hi s ed in th r pint vm*i « id rn ltf rd fttiihd in viu i ift f o * ign milt- youth he appear*pd none ag In ft. w ith th r p r o f hiiM'se ifionp, giesftjv**, more autlniritat tv»\T h r b u n k u it h ('h in t rum* Running throu gh this 11- 1. mure commAfiding in hi-* two vtvrka Inter. (hbdvkfihr .i *>Is * gra-p of pinch ms than d>d In |br Inf t•' I tinIf of I i*bm I he It* )itlkiln n il» bud th* In* rival. ms, 1hr < Inn*m hoi.to i d Ion k fa of fhi rue m dmmli*e VVh* Thr perennial f a s h i o n vsit bt ri I rent y of firii ndhhi jj i an't a i ft**Id it 7" Among prdilu lana nnd citi/Crift with 1'iiti/mi in I 'l/i td\ f h - |«u ■ •fern fun11•, " f »*Mong idimi log icmI ron vie f{cii < hIn•"hi* inf lurid r hul tton is li> deplof e I he huhli in'"»e li*.j1k 11 an* I bun fin b l hi'i ti p.ir I it ulur ly *! ruit* io A ill • r \ 1 t 11, |«. m t« h*on t o •*f million- o f votei ft of rely /.iin / 1boi u hi-rn tb»* * tciiufM iiig upon 'djioiid j itipie-s-mriji" a omit I nl Miift '■.i a tide i ii i*1nt I i tunoti tj I luuimrlvr- nol n 111 the imliib «d -Mine party in making their * Imn * s. i |y na ri volut lonat ira but Mir fg lite ft, Mi* l*(1*Aelft III ay ill Most voters however, link nut •n u i i l i n pertrn | rlofte to ,( be ■*ui I n * the detailed giasp df men and «*»•* urn! |■i ■•E11*111a dimsi mini I out Iren horn - after Child affairs to d.. otherwise. I Ik Im to Zun/ibar. particular!) important thing is that tin . I AHter rxpn*ft-e.| Ins puzzle .n H^rnultlire. Ahlioutfh P ie tp je n t Ju liu * rneni, Maftsachusett*' It* p»il - generally take care lo s*e thi»* K. N\rrnr «»f thr ruwlv rom lican Attorney general Kd- thru broad impression* relate iuiud htiite bad hern reifittd ward W. Itrnoke, speaking to the matter of fumlamcnt.i1 i d im an Afri< an modi'm0* ffom fhe ftnini' plnlf I^n to n trust. Nearly all Republican lead­ mid bml Ir’i'ii \sin inly rrri'tv etdleettojt of Voting iCcpublt Paper Tiger’ l» red a m a jo r setback when Despite the fa rt that the the A fric a n kingdom o f B u ­ l'n ite d S ta le s rem ain s Red rundi suspended dip lom atic ( I,Ink's No. I propaganda I m ­ re latio n s and ord ered I lilnese p e l, the Chinese are not n*-g- dip lom ats out of the country. B u ru n d i's o ip it a l of llu jm n le stin g A fric a . There the < liioese press hura on the shores of l.ake both th e ir pole les s g s m s ' T a n g a n y ik a had been re g a rd the U nited Slotr-e a r il tte ir ed as a m a jo r headrjuartere s tru g g le w ith tlie Soviet U n ­ for C hinese sub ve rsio n and propag anda ag a in st tbe W est ion fo r in flu e rn e in A fro-A * F ro m B u ju m b u ra ,. Chinese inti a ffa irs . R erent events illu stra te the sgerits advised and financed v a ry in g degrees of th e ir s u r­ Congolese rebels and suppbe I them w ith arm s tranship pe d e r ss hi im . T a rira n ia , the form er In J a n u a ry the Chinese su f I |'| foreign N t » » Analyal Herald Area Correspondents AtUmnnte Hpringe Mr». Julie llertee a js -is ti Beer I.eke-Forret City Mrs, Marjinn Mllrs 8JH-.3S7M Ceeeelbcrry Mrs. Jmr ( ...rlh .rrj ■I8-S044 Chuluote Mix Jo.n M*|le J6S-J741 Di-IUry Mri. J»»lm Fvunr I6S-4SH] Enterprlee Mr*. Illlrhlr llirrta R6X 58)1 MS-UM I.eke Mar; Mr*. Frann-ft W n itr 3226219 lake Monroe Mr* D. L. Johnane 322-47 2X l.ontwood Mr*. Donna Kale* 838-JS1T North Orlando Mra. Margarrt 4 oahy 322-6 JtTS Datarn Mr*. Clermrr Snyder 112-4841 Oviedo Mr*. K*rlyn l.undy 303-3160 i*d in Wnrliiitifn»n in llMi.'l, hip* i idii I Iona Vkit h thr United St Him !mvt* alimply declined |—eapedtlly tinre hia nation became a wdypolnt for ahip1itir nt Uliincftr anna i tilin’ , 11link A fin a. AmbiiMMidoiH from both n ilion a Irnvu burn tunnmoned hnnie In announcing Ilia new tn i* ty, the Chin* •• pmiaed Nyrrcre'a couiage in defying the U. S. "paper tig**i caiift, Ci h d lo u n n iv r of the n tie a ot ft aorn • VSe have to tnlk to people io language they understand If they dno't understand ns, they won't trust us. And tf they don’t tiuat us, they won’t eject us." It is M.e Irtet part of this comment that appear * crucial to the Republican*' dilemma A good many of the pai{y'» toughest rralmta are >u>ing, with consider able \ehi inerice In A llte l lit, th r U h ilira r III, private, that the ti()U is movetl fttrniigly to nffmt Img- simply not accepted general­ ly ft* « trustworthy instru­ Huge 1 Sanford, Florida Monday, March 8, 1965 acuh* Soviet m il Biiiy aid. I Mi Kelt. I t, I h r l.t.OOa . ton ment for governing l hem it i» pei fectly cat go fttnp .SlmguMiig 1h r W AI.1 I.M A. UIKlsUH , KIM1UII A %U f l Ill.IhUklt l.ig b t nf Dnvvtl ilio ked in A I plausible that voters hy the *r rat a * ii %Ol.TUl.hA, LTitolaiias * nvatril g ie ra h ath o r. It w i t a Iteil tena of millions may hold HOIII.II1 ALK1AMIKR ti t im % a. JUUMUN views coincident with GoldChinear iflft to Algeiia. 1'ie v Ad voi iitlng lairtoior Jkl« (i*S11! • fcdlior ioiiftly it had been announced water** ami still have no H It l.lll.K.t Uullla v* I ILIA MS tliat the two government* had faith either in him or hit par A4v« r11»lu4, M• ti« g « r ietl* if Jkdlior • igned an agreement for the JA ft IK » llllfc MAH ICR A i t ran liO lT IK Huttnttt AltiiAgif aupply of "tome materials** OVEIl 35 YE AR S Cltjr ftbdlior f Hftal» t L L U for Algeria's popular militia Id Or fit Ii 11,At hupl. At Firel A I'almrttii jr m WML let T h e C h in e se a I no have hern LILL IhClC.tT (Alongside old pod office j OMAtf E d i t o r Btaft 1'h u to g rap h tr active In Algeria on the cul­ tural level. l*w uiiattOil do Il f otoopt H ot u r d A f, BuDdif and C h r l i t m a i ; put* There wai speculation that l i t L t U A o l u r d A f pio« M d i n g C h r i s t i n a * the Chlm-fr weir seeking Al­ *Lli*L 1111*1 lu.ft MATact llb m t p t llv a r j l i e wash gerian support for the cam­ paign to hun the ItUBBiatift • Lll 1.NUl.L COt ft I V Ilf Roll A L L O i ' l l f e l l M A I L from the forthcoming Afro* Jto w M l lit # | Ttir i n n i lia r • Carpets • Furniture Asian conference scheduled • •• • Maath* •.TI I M e a t h * • Tile • Pianos to be held in Algiers un June I I I I Meath* I M | U eitki • Rental Reds 29. 1-M i Mtitk 1.M 1 Maitk U. « I'tiaial Itisulalioa* provide U bi all aiall saLeer&pUeae It paid la adeaace. Deltona Mre. Mildred Heaey eei-B lli (ienrte Mi*. JoAnn Ifaye 341-4871 ©Iff &aufiuft fljpralli Sanford Furniture Co. Tlie Herald la a member •( the Uatisd *r«»a whte* U aa* rnieJ asaluaivetf to ilia uae for ripuhllaattaa afaall the laaal tie at 'primed In tala aearaaiaper. Entered aa aeonnd clae* waiter U t e iir It, lti| el the feat Office vf laaferd, Flbrlda. ttoder tea Aat af Caagraaa mi Marah. ts H I T . h e p art a ( a a y w a t a n s i . aewa « r aa va rt w ta g, a f t a n adltlaa e f T h e ftaafard Hera ld w a y ha reproduced la s a y w e a a a r witht u t w r llt a a parwlaaiua a f the publiahar mi The Herald* Aay ladlv ldaal e r f l r w raapeaalhla f o r such repr odactlea v l U ha caheldarad aa l a f r i n g i a g v n T h e Hera ld a e e p y r lg h t aad v t l l he h a M U ah la f a r d a w a g a a w U m ti T~ *- the la v . Ciumltiij To The Editor ........ WASHINCTON* iN K A i — ty aa agent* to provide rem"I don’t have the anvAera ediea. . scolding by correcting her own childish habits. If she will thus make her bed and hang up her towel, as all mature people should do. then her grandmother would have little cause to criticire her The trouble with our teen­ agers is partly the fact that in past years they have not had a yardstick or Hating Scale by which to check upon their own behavior. So I recently compiled a "Behavior Test for Teen-Ag­ ers" which wit! let every young person (as well as oldster) determine his own level of emotional maturity. On this Rating Scale you can check iff the things which apply to you. Then you tally your total score of faults or "Demerits" and subtract it from your .Merits" total. That will leave you a ‘ Tawscore." which can then be in terprrtod by consulting the "norms " Even if you are an adults, if jour net or raw score" is under 29, you rate as a kind­ ergartener emotionally. Scores beLu ren 30 and 4*5 - grr l \onUitii, One. ers, including those now talk­ ing volubly about this thing of trust, nevertheless believe that in 1004 the feara raised about Harry GoMwater on the rntrlear control and social se­ curity issues were taken to extravagant, absurd heights by both his 1h*m«r rutic and tni- cailier Gitp rivals. Many political observer* Agree. Vet it doe* not say too tom h to argue ttuit four p'ay *d a log role m the lin’d citm pnigfl. Fears are exploited mi neHtly every cnmpAgn Mo-t American (lections have been t-xrrcises in exaggeration, Goldwater’s own campaign utter arue* were endless tap estries depicting peril on w • rv hand if I’tesldrtil John*on were to he elected. The 'fe a r syndrome** in Vm» i i« an p lit it ft is ftomi 11meft routed hut hardly rvei ab|.i III it ii:** embedded in the matter of trust. In some mensura or other, the voter fears the man and the part t he f«" Is he i aunot tru-t. I or t in llepublii fiiift, i he gang*- on the voters' Im k of Must ift not just Goldwate#’* It', million vote loss in a fearw<a« ked (ttmpaign. It i- found in tin putty's crippled mmori* t lee m Congress, g^vernships, state legislature a—and the mere 25 per cent of Amen n»n« who give paitisan alleg­ iance to the GDI* cause. You Don’t Have To Be Rich Editor. Hera!d: Thank you for your help in making the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce mem bership drive the most sue cessful ever! ! The total rifembershlp this year, 1 am confident, will be the largest ever in the history of the organisation. And with­ out Ihe help of niariv people working together for the com mun gfH»i .if the Chamber the resists would not have been so rewarding It has been a pleasure to me to have been associated wuh tin. effort Wmking l-igs-ther in at id our projects, ami this is a prime exainpb of unification w can accomplish those things which are good for everyone in Semmole Counts. \ga.n. thank you and <.>c-'i niemlu-r .d your staff for working with us in this run pa ign Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. m m m Editor, 1let aid The Dell try Women's Club wishes to tto.nk you for the publicity you gave it in your nwspaper in regard to its le ft s ' GET t. HUGE Americanism program Fch 11x14 WALL 23 at the DeBarv Civic Ccn PORTRAIT ©# ter TOv* [MHO1 Mrs (1 E l rushy, Chau m.in You’ll be Happier in a FORD from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. "YO|f|l FItlENDl.Y FORD DEM.EIt" S A N F O Itl), F L A . 3221181 tW .''■'.(fill Add a touch of color to your bedroom. Subtract: running, walking, climbing, rushing, and getting up at night Whether you want to add an extra room, buy new furnishings or redecorate from top to bottom, you can get whatever cash is needed from us. We finance any­ thing and everything. THE PAYMENT TERMS ARE CUSTOM'TAILORED TO SUIT YOU © TO }G00 o n O R A T I O N -IlN'OI*- • til* *••»# • -as* •#t u t i S A N tn w a , f, | »«(■•«• r i.o p io a (* ,■ (JJ 7 i VV. I*. Gl 1-8916 (What else that costs so little saves you so many steps?) LOANS UP Mon -T"rs. Wed. M MICH 8-9-10 McC RORY’S 2 'k ' b t 'I I ’ P give you a Junior High emo­ tional level. To be a mature adult, you must have raw scores of 96 or above, so this "Teen-Ager Test" is appropriate for all members of the family, from grade schoolers to grandma. Indeed, many a man, sixfeet tall and with a college diploma, may still be very retarded emotionally and rate only a "Junior High" or "Sen­ ior High" emotional level. Some of the Demerits on this Rating Scale include tell­ ing lies, stealing, cutting classes temper tantrums, cheating In school, etc. Merits comprise telling where you are S‘’ >ng on a date, hanging up yr.ur clothes, clean­ ing wash basin after brushing your teeth, etc. You can obtain this famous test at your college library by consulting pp 801-SOI in my college ex'.book, "Psychology Applied." Or send a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cents, and it will be mailed to you in booklet formal. IS is now widely employed in colleges and Sunday Schools, but every family can protit by using it to rate parents, as well as children It now give: parents some­ thing specific to cite as a goal for their children to attain! 111 W .il firtl Str««t...................... . ..Telephone 322-3743 •M U M M 431 North Orange Avenue................. Te’ephon#424-3605 401 W eit Central Boulevard ............... Telephone 423-6493 1243 Eait Colonial Drive...................... .’ Telephone 425-2641 Southern Bell LOANS MADI TO RI1IDINTS OF AU NIARBY TOWNI Mt Serving Ytu �■« *. / ,fl ; i Hhr d a n fo rJ l_ ¥ rr s lb Brownie Troop Holds Investiture Mhn? Mar. 8, ’6iv*—Page 5 A newly-formed Brownie ernn Church of the Bedeemer. Scout Troop fiS.'i held its- inThe Brownie promise was vestiture ceremony at I.utb- made and pins received by the following girls: Sue Alford. Mary Lou Airmen Thule Bald tee, Sabfa Bark doll, From Bomber Beth Bivan. Cynthia Chand­ TAMPA (L IT i lwo crew, ler, Kay Chandler, Sandia men parachuted to safety I'townoier. Frances Kehols. Missy Cirtlcr, Anita Herrin. Thursday when their KlC Joan Jacoby, Pam Johnson. supersonic jet fighter-bomber Pam Johnston, Teresa Lee. went down in a swampy area J <i y e e Stclnmeyer. C a t h y of the Ocala National Forest. Stewart and 1 aura Wilkins. Officials at MiloDill A FI! Identified the men ns 1st T.t. Only the shfVI from the Leonard ll. tlllson, Jo, and 1st Lt. Bussell K. tioode- hawk shill sen turtle is used for eontmeieial product*. nough. 24. Slow Boat To Japan TOKYO (L T D — Memo to R. It. Brown, Box A, Bt (train, Tex.: That bottle with a message you tossed in the Pacific Ocean two years ago has been found. It washed s.-hme on lwo Jim a and Sgt Kenneth L. Ledbetter found it. In case you've forgotten, you pul a postcard in the bot­ tle. You wrote your address on the front of the card and a message on the bach ashing the finder to put down the date it was picked up. Your message said you tossed the bottle from the dreh of the luxury liner Pres­ ident Cleveland during a cruise in April. 1'.n” l, 280 in i 1v h north-nuitburst of Wnhr Island. Yessir, the mes • was still readable, although the exact date in’ April was fad­ ed and Sgt. Ledbetter A.uhin't mnhe it out. For your infotmatinn. lwo Jim# is about l,3JKt miles from Wake Island. One other thing: Sgt. Led better says you i-nuld have at least put an airtunil stamp on the card. Surface trausportali'in is hind of slow !r. the Pacific— by ship or bottle. Weathersfield Club To Plan Clean-Up Fly M arysinn M ilm XWa t hi*r*«f Itdd T^prmire C |uh u il l continue pinna nn n rlrn n tip pt<i0tHfii fu r ground* •>( the f l i, tihnusr* at « mortitur 7 U r « || II V rv rn in p . Ad sit* w o rk in g w ith tli<" g roup nt this tutu* u til hr R o lirrt Nt*w ton and Hlrmn (h u t w r ll A I n niiff t mg n f tho a rm 's Ti\ir \ *-« n r int in n limit! w«»**k, it mu jittnmimnJ tlmt *uffu*- LIT TLE IIE I) School House for Retarded Children will benefit front pro­ ceeds of a coffee and style show sponsored by the Voting Woman's Club, of South Seminole March HI 10 a.nt. at Maison et .furdin. t'luh members Visited the school recently to learn equipment needed. Shown (left to right) are Mrs. Mayotte Stanley, teacher's aide; Mrs. pon Mount, elllb president; Mrs. Ada Sires, teacher, and Mrs. It. I). Wesley. (Herald i’ lioto) Tag Renewals Judging To Take Place Today For SSJH Science-Math Fair To Be Available In Geneva <J.'i Savings Horni will he pn Hv In Xnn Ila>« Miitod the omta II winttvr l»\ A learn of Hi rom p e lf lit Seinmole i 'minty Tax t‘ol|M*rsfimi will judge stiidii.t Idn* South Si'nitiiole Jutnur hetor Tiov R.ty will he in H ig h F T A and he or ahi* w ill exhibit* today from 5-tF’l'i tie lie va u st h au t otiii»l*i.lr 11ria*i'ivi* a letter of r»»itjctatti> |i m. at tin* South Sam in h latimiw from AMmtuiul Jo-m r r'ii*t* re in*wnl tag* from t» Ju n io r IH g h S. h*nd Si o n it m. until kmi.u Tue*ila>. H X'iMiiig, Thr fust pliur uiimc'* of T ilw a rd Varh- in u g h , ro ll 11* and M ath F a ir m the *ch« 1 a ll thret* h i adea w ill receive t\ con inisf vitirr, advised that library. an a ll rxprnM * t rip to the ten Ray wtll he Iorated in the T h e y include F re d H u n te r, Thousand Inland* w ith Rmurnt t"'immunity Hpll. 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It can 1m tucked away out of aifbt, hmaur* there‘a do oomlant, heal-waaiing flam* to keep looking after. And ll provide, all th* hot water yrm'll rrer need R* *v*rjr Deed, wilh uu a u i U , . Hu why wait? Get on*. I i ■ MKT NI LP t D i d i i d 207 FtORie* M a g n o lia Ave. ^ French Ave. & 25th. « H 0 4 1> Cfr.U LAB J / d l * . T H R IF T Y M AIO Evap. M ilk 10 Tall Cant ^ ( MORE To p VALUE STgTIE 400 E . F irst St. Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St, H ig h w a y 17-92, I.ortgwood �f ■■' I l Oviedo Lions Going After State Championship B$f ftx n fn ri (m l) Pnjfo 6— Mon. Mnr. 8, ’65 Open W ith Tribe W ins Third St. Cloud Meet In A Row B r David Hlgglnbolhim Herald Sport* Writer Seminole High track team won lit third meet in a row Friday afternoon when it beat Titusville. Seabreeze and DeLand in a four-way meet. The Scminotci scored 96 paints to DcLand'i 72, Titus­ ville’* 38 and Scabreeie scor­ ed 35. The Seminole* took 10 firsts out of IS events and five seconds, two thirds, three fourths snd six fifths. In the first event, the high hurdles, Loveless of Titus­ ville, took first with 1S.1 and Ken Drury took second for tic Land with 16 2. Cox took third for DeLand with 17.2 and Tom Forman took fourth for the Seminole* with 17.3. Eddie Griffith won the 100yard dnh for Sanford with JOB and Gouge took second for Titusville with 10.9 and LeRoy took third for the Sem­ inole* with 11 . Flue gel won the mile run for DeLand with 4:55.4 and Jack Hunt took second for the Semmoles wllh 4:59.5. Sanford won the 880-relay with 1:37 and DeLsnd took second with 1:37.5. Titusville took third with 1 :#■ David Nodi won the shot put for Sanford with 4H feel right inrhes and Mike Oliver look second with -H feel six inches. Sieve Clark look third wilh 43 feet one inch. Paul Lclioy took Nr*l in the 4)0 run wilh 55 second* and Oliver took second with 55-5 Richard llittcll look third for Sanford with 56 2. Dennis Rates won the high Jump for Sanford with five feet (ice indie* and Dory look ami tlerr look si-eond for l>* I m d wdli 136 fed Hath liB.k Sterl Weber took first in the ond with 19 feet. LeRoy took 860 run for Sanford with 2:09 third for the Scminolcs. Hcndren took the pole vault and Davis look second for Dcsecond wilh the height but for Scabreeie and Paul Polmissed one more time than gar took second for Sanford, Drury took third for DeLand Rates. David Noel! won the discus and Mike Smllh look fourth for the Scminolcs with 142 feel for Sanford. By Marshall Lingo Herald Sport* W riter The determined Oviedo Lionn posted n 56-55 win over Lake Butler Friday and walloped Madison 93-62 Saturday to win the class B, region 2 basketball championship, and give tho Lions a chnncc at the state title. Friday was a tough years sgo to compete a* a night for the Lions, hav­ class C school and Oviedo ing to come from behind won the Class G title in 1957. Next Frirfay the Lions meet and outscoro the Tigers Greyhounds Drop Close One To Jax Ry Jim Rscrhua Herald Sports Writer The Lyman Greyhound! lost their ehanea for tha State Class A basketball championship on Friday when they fell prey to Jackionvilie’s London Lions, 09-C4, at St, Cloud st 2:30 p.m. In th e ,.. Q _ . first round of the elsss u |New 8rayn'* B.sch The defeat eliminated Lytournament nt Gainesville. The other two school* com- man from the regional lournpeting for Ihe Class B title ' ament, eventually won by nro Chattahoochee, who beat Xpoi^* Jay 68-62 In the region 1 fin­ A IS-pWnt third period and al*, and Zephyrhill* who took a 42-31 decision over Jupiter i2- * Point Performance by in the region 4 final*. St. ( ‘enter Ron Ellison were the Cloud beat Mt. Dora 52-42 in main factor a in the victory itgion 3 competition. for London. 11 points in the last period to give Oviedo the edge they needed to win. Oviedo got o ff to a very slow start rind h s I f - w a y through the first period it looked as though Lake Duller was well on the way to a big win. The Lions, holding their own, ended up wilh 12 points in the first to Luke llutler's 17. The Lions msde a alight Senior Joe A*her, playing move in the second and outin his last game for the ■cored the losers 16-13, leav­ Hounds, un* the game’s high ing the home tram with a 3(1-27 halftime advantage. scorer with 23 points. ’ The Lions frote complete­ Asher and Mike Sterling ly in the third, scoring only Sanford was eliminated from K” 1 l->'mnni lo nr> early 3* six points while Die tall Tig era went on lo rack up 13 to ! ,h« Florida Junior Roys State Irad hut the Lions' Rich give them a 43 33 lend at the Daskcthnll tournament in Dc- McEvuy scored seven points close of the third quarter. I I.artd Saturday. |'" ,,,p fin"l »* »«• minute* of It w h s anentirelydifferent ' The defending champions ,,i0 opening period to boost ■lory inthe fourth. Oviedo|lost in the vein, tin:,; lo Tails- 1nn.’ ," n " *"-,c ' ra|l *t the broke lliuar, muring 23 point* liassee 54-53 Sanford won Its d 'e rirr break, to their opponent * 12. 'Ihe opening game aga.n t Cc.vis-1 ' *' Dick Copeland's 'Large* gothot though, snd Linn* Inal period rally wm tnn. 51 10, I’entacola won the state " l,h ' ' ,hpr ,n,l Dave Metis ntlnhuti'd lo a fine-working pfeas that finally began to championship with a 33 7 \tr- !***Hin(f the way, spurted to a TOM FORMAN plnrnl fourth In the high burpay o ff and a determinnln.ri lory over Tallahassee ri the M |»'int margin In the next f-.ur minutes of play. Hint only a team like Oviedo finals riles when this .Seminole;* won their thin! truck Things were looking bright could have, Bill Schmidt and M G r'«',nv meet in aucccHsioii. (Ilcnilil I’lioto) \\ ith three minute* left of Sanford were named to Hie f"C Lyman hut the 6-4 Elliaoo •bunged t)io complexion of DeLand won tiie sprint med­ Oviedo tied it Up la-nli. From alt Hale (cam Land wilh 2.JO Jim Winter ihe situation with 10 points ley relay with 2 tig and -S.m then nn Hu- lead was going look fifth for Sanford. Sell mult wa high point man Rick Walstrnm took the low hud took second with 2 xv |from mie tide in the other fur S.intord m Drib garni-*, <n two minute* amt th* two Terry Echols won Hie 220 until the Lions got a one- vcoring l\ against < icwUton turn* went to the locker hurdles for Sanford with 22 5 moms with a 32-32 deadlock. ami Dee* took second lor Dc run for Sanford wilh 25 1 and (aunt b*ad mid tried to fro ze and 25 a-ain't Titllal-us.ee The third quarter told the Land with 21. Forman took ciiay took second tor Del-and tin- I,.ill wilh le** than a nun Sanford hid he'd tiie stale (ale for tin- evening with ElUle of playing time left. with 25 4 Jett Whlllmg took third and John Nordcn took title for tho past thryr years h-'.n, Mike O-Nesl and Frank tuit" Ruth r made a atenl third for Sanford fourth for Sanford .1,audios sparking the 19 point Sanfoid won Ihe miie r< lay and went on to stole and go W.iKtrom won the hrosd spluige which insuicd Iho jump (or Santonl with :'•> feel with 3.43 5 and I Him lie took aln-ad 65 51 With h « than l.nnduii victnrv. In second* nn the ilock, It-.l :c( olid with 3 18 Hind l>i( S.'llh ild « till l l lei 1 2'-* ini'lic* and Dec* took an t.'blu laing and Junior by Stewait wan fouled oil a Rl'bntd Moore were standout* ■I, ive and went to the charily for the Hounds in the third line in a one anl-onr a,tun quarter with five and four tion. With tin- hall game list Coach Jim Clark** track in,- on hit shoulders, lie made Her* performed like Urn Hor , piiiiila ri sped ively. I.nudnn lx Id a 51-36 lead both shuts to put the I.loll- I riranr* they are Saturday aft 'later Ry (.ary I1 ahead to *l»y. With n few * rtmon winnitu- all 13 event* i-ning into the lust eight min­ Written lor NEA se, mol* left the d, spr-l.,te in a dual meet with Itislmp ute*. I he I inn* increased their ligpr-, lin-d the long one Ini' Mimrr at Lyman llt„li S.luail llVlIt.p Thi* exercise. lu di mug'll to as ni'nh a* eight it fell short and the halt muscle* In Mps and Upprr It wa* Suith J'l iniiiiiIi- .1un p-inis do. mg Ihe lotirie of vuiue was over. tor IlighT lint track triumph Ibe foiiilb quat le i. Rut last Hughs, sht'idd In- lit'Kilir «Killy Jimmy 4'mirier wits high a* part of tbu adV41til Cl! ........ . '!"• ‘ '" " ‘ v 1.....un- hem S by (n il. Winman foi the lions with I. K'iu h . .... ... . ,f" llD rn rt '' * * *J i |, iiiiiii and J'.titi Hurkh elm er p-.inls. lbwas followed b> ■the Sniilhttind t-.vs placed |hr (m„| ,jt |y tu M hpiiny nt |H>»i|iiifi A, mi* ItiiSy M .lb r with nine, Mike lir*t In eoeli ol Ule three team ( viiiii t tin* rfic^t fwnt foivuird t’aitio with eight. R'diby nn I tlit- M l f+»nt back, innv* event.-m ile relay, H8U relay A , hei's 23 point* Stettin t and Rex lliooks ifiif lo poniticm II. I)u lint and Hie splint niecllev. f „ r Hie Hounds, Long scored dmpped in aiseli em h, and tnueli the knew to I hi* floor. Johnny Mcth-rinoU, tireg , r, nn,| sterling added 10. Ardh A i Title added *u to I be ICi*petit Iona ■lintibl Im* inrri'MWDanko and David Drum]in,- wtnkleman had elx pnlnta l.ioli a a, oie. »ti yin'l uii lly. It in m i k r i *1* *1 were the ind vidual star* in Mh( i i ar,d Moore got five I,aiIn r I inlay night Madthat \*»U ntal’l With four Hu- meet, winning two tventv , taoii upset fulole'l Santa 1'* i • pel it it)tin, woikiny itrado.itly l.llison scored 22 points for and Uvledu mil Mmlltmi Sat apiere, uji to h maximum * f riirlit. McDermott wa. the winner |.undon. O’Nesl hsd 14 and unlay In Ihe region 2 finals After doing the euggented Oviedo took an early lead in both the I0U and 220 yaid|.MeEvoy had 12. liUmbiT of repetitions! with Asher'a performance gav# over Madison and tin- l.ioli* dashes. Danko triumphed in tbu i l p l i l foot fur w ard , do ■lever felt behind. Oviedo look the vliotpiil and Hie tliscu* ■|,|m n season total of 446 tin* Mime non brr with the a 22 I I (li st qlllil ler lead Imt throw DiHiding won the high iwiiuta for an average of 17.8 left fool ttdvutnid. m Ihe freniid Madison not jump and the IHn low hurdle*, per game. This w ti on* of ! ill. air «t puBilion A, Rub Uhcn e.inir iu tir.vt u.* highest tvtrsgss among ■cured th* Lion* 23 22 to give lunge to position 11, then »*Oviedo a 10-polnt (44-34 1 place for South Seminole in area performers, lint*- while returning to Ptnrtthe 440 yard run. Jim Erick l.ymsn completed the etaii*lf-llm* advantage. Ulg pOBtllUU 14 win* and 11 Oviedo went wild in the ten won the SftU yard run. Don *on with and losses, a share of Orange ■econd h»l(, acoring 69 points Owen, won the mile run (NEXT: Toe RaDrs.) and huhtlng Madison to a Danny Decker took honor* in Belt Confarenca championship I amt the Group title. mer* 14. Oviedo oultcored the broad Jump, them 26-6 in th* third, and 24-8 In the fourth to give the RACING l.iont the go ahead to nunN IG H T LY United I 'm . Intrrnaliuual ItsDton won th« tioud Neigh­ 3 0, 0-3, 7-5, 6-2. pete in tlu- Stale meet this bor tennis tournament by 8:10 Saturday week-end at Gainesville. downing llrsnl'a Tnmss Koch. Eirepl Sunday Jimmy Courier led the TAMPERE. Finland The NEW YORK — Villannva •Soviet Union licit Ka»l tier l.ion* all the way scoring 26 won its fourth straight IC4A many 8 0 and Finland tied point*. Others doubling up for iiuck and field rhnmph>n*hlp* Sweden 2 2 ill the woild Ice Oviedo were Rex Ilrooks wilh with Mat) land n 'bum second | IP; Hilly Mikler with 17; and hotkey championships. Tim Colbert with 12. T A M P E R K . Finland — Thi* will be the first time PENSACOLA — D o u g Czechoslovakia beat the Unit­ Sander* tank n 35-fool putt In Oviedo ha* been to slat* since ed State* 12-0 In a world ic* a sudden death playoff to becoming S clast R School. By Margaret Cotby liockey championship gam*. Th* l.ion* went to state two Registered Little League lie at Jack Nicklau* and win the i'cmmcola Open. ARCADIA, C»ltf. — Lucky players In North Orlsndo will TorreB Trains Debonair, with Willie Shoe­ hsv* thsir first practice ses­ MARACAIBO, Venciuel* HILLSDALE. N. J. (U P l) maker aboard, L*at favoiad sion lodsy at th* field lo — Art Wall won the Maraca­ — l.lghtheavywelght Jos* Jacinto by four lengths lo the North Orlando Recrea­ ibo Open with u four-round Torr**, who meets champion win the 8134,300 Bantu Anita tion Area, North Edgemon total of 271. Willi* Pastrano In Madison Derby. Avenua. Squar* Garden Mtrch an. * FIRST ROUND ★ Lt. Lowell Frailer la offi­ I.OS ANGELES — Th* Un­ worked out Sunday with ROWIE, Md. — Lt Stevens cial Little League manager ited States and Mexico play­ three sparring partner* Hr Young Champions raptured th* It 18,Out) John R. and will be hanilltog th* mi ed a 2 2 tie in the first leg ttoxed three rounds each wilh FRI., MARCH 12 Campbell. Handicap by a note Jor Dam. Coaching will be of their zone playoff* for the Simon Ramon* and D>nny over KnHghtly Manner at Chuck Rowell, Charlie Meworld aocccr cup champion­ P ern and did spaed work Howie. Sensation*! PE R FE C T AS. featured! Intmh and BUI Hahn. ships. with George Coulon. Tony Krtcek will be manag­ tumfortihlr Grandstand* A Cluhhuu** MIAMI — Frank Ijinr was ing the senior team and • Valet Parking hired a* a scout, field repre­ coaching 'will be Pete Con sentative ami traveling am­ nelly, Lenny West and Bcrnle • THURSDAY — LADIES' NIGHT bassador by the Baltimore Atchison. ON 100 U llAND S Oriole*. Tha farm team manager and coachci arc yei to be COLORADO H P R 1 N U S , named. Colo. — AUln Cal mat won President of the rarenli’ the men’s tingles tit la in th* Auxiliary, Mr*. Krectk, urges world figur* skating champi­ all parent* of Ldltla Leaguers v u ru u n o in n KENNEL CLUB ARCADE PACKAGE STORE onship*. In the area and all inlereiled OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. person* lo contact her for lUVY. 17-92 818 H. FIRST SANFORD Sunday work with the Litllo League WE GIVE TOP VALUE TAMPS Midway between Sanford A Orlsndo MIAMI REACH Dennis in North Orlando. Sanford Biddies Lose By Point Better Golf-Through Exercise SS Hurricanes Take Horgefs Fitzgerald Opens For Seminole Nine Stmlnol* High School opens 1U baseball sesion ’ Tuesday against one of it# toughest opponents. New S m y r n a Beach. The Barracudas and the Seminole* tangle at 4 p m. on the high aehool field here. Twice in the last two yeors, New Smyrna Besch has way­ laid the Seminole* In tourna­ ment game* and Coach Jim McCoy is expecting another ruggeii contest Tuesday. McCoy has named lefthand­ er Eddie Fitigereld, h!» No. J pitcher, to open the game against the Barracuda*. Right­ hander Ray Pivec will be held in reserve should Fitigereld run into trouble. Other starters will he Steve Harris, catcher; Jim Ervin, first base; Rill Kuykendall, second bnSe; Ron Hinton, abartstop; Remit Barbour, third blse; Sonny Messer, left field; Chuck Scott, renterfield; and Danny Till!*, rightfield. Today the Semln<dei worked on pickoff and cutoff play* and base stealing at Cosch McCoy attempted to "Iron nut the kinks" in preparation for FARRELL’S L I } ft i-' id’O ilajfd o Show me ju st one filter th a t won’t tak e away the ta s te and I’ll e a t my h a t!” [SO THEY SHOWED ME HEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS] LU«r STRIKE niTIBI NT BACK THI USTI OTKIRS TAKEAWAY tW,< <t I-4—C y B y . AT« T-rztWWi 33*1, o WE'LL ADJUST YOUR CAR'S BRAKES ADD NECESSARY BRAKE FLUID BRAKE SERVICE OFFER ONLY . UHiW U'il INSPECT LINING AND DRUMS ltd ft ANY AMERICAN CAR T j^r:r>.:iT ^rr r*X7.| F a m o u s B ran d ittle Leaguers Practice Monday SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! All I said was: NEW YORK (L T D —Jack Cuddy, United Press Interna­ tional boxing editor for 32 years and ro author of Jack Dempsey's book, ‘•Champion­ ship Boxing,'' will br honored by his colleagues April 19 at a dinner in Toots Shor's res­ taurant. m om M A T IN E E S w e Y iV . r. Editor Honored J Weekend Sports Summary the opener, j working out for four week* "We're expecting a lot * f |but Coach McCoy say* tho hustle," says SIcCoy, "Th*-1 team has gotten In only about Dam has good spirit and ; three weeks of drlila due to morale is high." j weather and werk on ' tho The Seminole* have been1field. B A T T E R IE S «Q44 c ° ; vo,t $1044 I ExchanflB ■ ^ ■ ■ i2-voit Exchanno If your car battery Is 26 months old, it can fail at any time and leave you stranddd. Don't let it happen. m m m m m m m wmmmmmmmmmm --------------- p ro to n * CHAMPION u n ylo n s No fT r«d «-ln l vN iidad igf | 'PT Kfwp rw M I- nf ^.Q y.- ” U*L2a*Bi T sra i a Y O U R C H O IC E S 2nd tire * 1/2-PRICE Buy 1st tin at prfca Hated below end get 2nd tire for Vi that Drier, Champion Hylons litety ChJttipion Nyloru 2nd Tire 1vt Tir* 2nd Tire 1»}J('« u . 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Tiniley, who wai C«cil Tucker,--tounty agri- in charge of the devotional, cultural agent, spoke on the chose as her subject, "Bible proper manner of using pesti­ Bendings In Schools." cides at the March meeting Miss Myrtic Wilson, county of the Longwood Home home demonstration agent, Demonstration Club held at the advised that a cooking school Civic t-caguc Building on is scheduled for March 30 at Church Street. the Sanford Civic Center She Tucker showed slides of hi' further reporlcd that U mem work with pesticides in the bers of the c'ub had attended county and particularly point­ the recent upholstery class. ed out the importance of keep­ Tables for the covered dish ing such potentially dangerous luncheon following the meet­ chemicals out of the reach of ing were decorated in the St. children. Patrick's theme with atalcas Thirty-one members and two Hostesses were Mrs. I). R. guests attended the meeting llemslcy assisted by Mrs, conducted by Mm . Felix Mege, Bernal*! Cro-s. Mrs. I. 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Y *.. . fi I o ? t Id> F ' ■ 1« f ;»* Hi N « m f & - a 1 f # •. t n - m j i H# on I I A v t FJ r . 1a P t i t u t f s 1 TILL NOON t tii* and In tf g iiiP r Dim# , • |. ' i« „t mtn firi»|»#f 1V I*1 »UP 1 • « YVK'HE Ol’ KN ft it rt.ia nan ta o f l-'rnl# Iiak * l*a Inf ' n <***n tri i ' n f i A 1n hi ti fo r * ! Kt nr i<t a C o u n ty We Manufacture All Site Window Sills And l.intela For lo u r Home; DISCOUNT Legal Notice on ;rhur* BLOCKS — STEEL — SAND — M OUT A It MIX — CEMENT — (ill EASE THAI’ S — DRY W ELL — SOLID BLOCKS _ STEFS — 1’ IKR BLOCKS — BENCHES— FLOWER DOTS—STEPPING STONES— ROOFING FELT — POLY ETH YLENE PLASTIC — COLORED CONCRETE. ANOTHER HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT FOOD FAIR . v*i h i . i n p Z ' h ■a ilr.l n»n * a* M vt • I( p 3r Veir 1 r r ‘fi|ir*m *ni« m u t o m t< t n t; i i i ' i n i : READY MIX CONCRETE expressed their concern that the plana to aurment tax In­ come to meet yrowlnf coun­ ty and slate government coiti may not be keeping faith with the promises made to Induce retired people to make their homes In Florida. Merrill advises that If en­ ough iaterest results from Tuesdayis preliminary discus­ sion on taxes, the association cart plan Jyrther exploration of tU U and local taxation at n special panel type meet, mg. i n 11Tini * n vn:^, V* p i * lir r r tiy B t v f fl Tt» a 1 NOTI^K I if* hrtfT'V t v#n l hit 1 p tlfkj r | ««f \>1Jw i» tir p fit <*' ill# A ill r ii | ■ § p .t n t* "■* :"i P »p h ' j1| . I O l II I (III N i l , Legal Notice n ii II I* a«r ^ V1*MI i ■ "v • ..." * * r v 11 f t *• i t 111 N T V vI HINOl i; ni \ m itn - Hint ofi#t»l#. i rid! put Legal Notice •_*rt»*♦ v crtn jfi. !f1|ie|"T**••'"fI* q 1 l,fi; University of Florida and is a member of tha American Institute of Accountants, of tha Institute's Committee on Accounting Theory, of the Committee of 100, and of the In-Land Chamber of Com­ merce. He alto is a partner in n DrLnnd accounting firm Earl Merrill, a laudation president, reports that many requests have come tn for an impartial and informed speaki r on several pjtiposala for new taxes and- changes in |luxation methods. Some have SCOTLAND was represented in sixth ftrndo pro­ gram, "Around the World," for Hear Lake Ele­ mentary Pnrcnt-Tenchcr Association meeting by (left to riftht) Teri Williamson, Gary Moore and Marsha Buell. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice 4 f u r Inn . 20oi 3 1 0 0 BTLS 1 • • LIMIT • Special! L<t(li| F iiir n ew ! FF D.Iuxo FROZEN WAFFLES CHERRY or PINEAPPLE Delito LAYER CAKE 8" l WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER 49 10 • LADY FAIR ICED $100 • • • PASTRYCUPS PKG OF 6 REG M i 35' ALL PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING APPLES O.Lfl WHITE IRISH POTATOES r Nf i IX IH A j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j •rd-l LADY fair u . . sliced CINNAMON BREAD > ■ JJ* 4 3 9 K > 5 9 < �V tfljr B .P .O . Does SnnTerft P arc 8—Mon. Mar. 8, ’65 ty r a ll Anna Miller Circle H ave State Meet Plans Rummage, In Orlando Bake Sale The Plorldi North Dlalrict B.P.O. Doei held their annual (tete meeting In Orlando Feb. 26 and 27. State president Vir­ ginia Bowersox of Sanford Drove 160, presided over the meeting of 111 members from nine Droves. The supreme president, Ida Walker, from Lake Worth Drove 146 assisted with the ritualistic work. Friday night; at the public meeting, the Orlando and Winter Park Drevcs cxemplied the Elks Rest and Flag Day ceremony, which will he performed by any drove for any Elks lodge upon request. After the. meeting, the Docs, Elks and friends attended a dance In the Elks Club, with entertainment by the Orlando Drove. Saturday was an all day meeting followed by a ban­ quet and a flapper dance. The following state officers were elected to serve for the coming year: President, Gar­ land .Bowden. Venice-Nokomis Drove 41; vice-president, El­ vira Coe, Orlando Drove 66; secretary, Maureen Poulos, Sarasota Drove 1S7, and treas­ urer, June Foley, Sanford Drove ICO. The Docs from Sanford who attended the meeting arc Vir­ ginia Bowersox, M e r l l n e Wolfe, H e l e n McCloskcy, Mary Smith, Florence Wilson, Florence Mapcs, Catherine Collins, Ruth Haig, Betty Via, Evelyn Disbrow, Jackie Caruthers and June Foley. EIGHTEEN HONOR STUDENTS nt Seminole High School were recently tapped into the National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr#. Guy Allen, with impre«#ive ceremonies at the school. Upper photo ahowa juniors nnd acniora nt the charming reception in the library following for honor stu­ dent#, parent#, frienda nnd fncutly membera. From the left nre Mickey McClnnnhan, junior and seniors, David Lanier, Helen Mann (present mem­ ber, pouring), Elaine Echols nnd J oe’ Earless. Not pictured is Dilrrell Renge. Lower photo shows honor sophomore students browsing through library books during reception. From the left seated nre Tommy Free­ man, Mary Sue Makin, Marilinctte Welch and Janice Huston. Standing are Lamar Oxford, Susan Day, Stevo Leach, Grny Wrialey, Richard Goeras nnd Leslie Moore. In absentia are Trennn Kaye, Linda Mallory and Ann Carlson. * m m • Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. R.Inounce the engagement and daughter, Miss Carla Eloise Lommler of Longwood an- approaching marriage of their Lommler, to Michael Ewrightson Harville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewrightson Harville, of North Orlando. The popular bride-elect was graduated from Lyman High School with the class of 1963 and she was actively engaged in 4-H Club work for six years in Seminole County. She is presently employed by the Florida Real Estate Commis­ sion in Winter Park. Her fiance also was a grad­ uate of Lyman High School with the class of 1963 and he is presently serving a tour ol duty with the United States Navy, stationed at Cecil Field, Jacksonville. The marriage will be sol­ j The Anna Miller Circle mel recently - at the Elk'i Club w i t h the president, Mri. Jackie Goodman, presiding. Highlighting t h e meeting wai the finaliilng of plant for a Rummage and Rake Sale Friday and Saturday, March 12-13 at the old Seari Building on Eait Firit Street. Proceed* from the lale will be used to benefit the Harry Anna Crippled Children'* Hoipital at Eaiter, which I* ad annual project of the circle. Anyone wlihing to contri­ bute article* for this worth­ while enterprise are a«ked to call 322 8300'and a committee will pick up the merchandhe. Thi* Is the last event of the year for the preicnt *latc of officers and all member* are urged to participate. The meeting closed with prayer by Mr*. Irene Ulhry. Other* attending were the Mmes. Christine Blankenship, J. R. Hoolchan Jr., Charlie Stafford, Warren Hayne*. J. R. Hoolchan Sr., L. E. Thomp­ son, Esther Lanaing, Clayton Smith, Harry Adair and Syl­ via Moss. Also the Mmes, Guy Ne­ ville, Ornby Franks, Wade Snyder, Russell Spencer, W. J. Clarke, llulon Hale, Fred­ erick Bonehcr, Clyde Ellison and Clarence Collins, Meat stamped with the let­ ters, U.S.D.A., Is meat In­ spected and graded by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. In floor covering, you have a choice of area rugs, roomsited rugs or a wide variety of smooth surface Coverings. If bottles containing poisons are kept in your medicine cabinet, they can be made safer by taping the tops down with adhesive tape. The tape prevents mistaking the poi­ sons for something else. D u o Shares 'Sweet Sixteen By Jane Ca.vrlhrrry I A large birthday rake dec Friends ami families con­ orated in lavender and whtli spired to surprise llccky was served witli Pepsi, elupi Young, daughter of Mr uml and dips, nuts and mints l.iit f* included Alice liar Mrs. William Young, Long ..UU.-.-,' . wood, a n it Karen Lyons, PAUL RtVtHt BOWLS daughter ol Mr amt Mrs Ed­ B' ' diam. 91-93 9" di.m. *9.9.'. gar Lyons, with a birthday 4 V diam. 2.93 7" diam. 7.95 party at the Lyons' home on Lake lloilge .Saturday night S ILV K K I’ L A T K HV — INTERNATIO NAL Both of (tie liunnrees, who were celebrating their Mil It KADEIt birthday*, received many at­ tractive gilt*. JEWELERS The theme fur Hie inemnr 112 S. PAR K AVE. able party was "Around the World." Travel posters decorated the COLOR MAGIC walls of the living room and miniature Japanese dull lllrarh K Toner ) 1 6 jo ers were given as favors. Hal- JPj Touch Up .... I* Iro.ting and loons and streamers hung Tipping Sin.nn ami Si3.no liom tile celling ig. Itinari Hie clever prizes for the games also followed Hie party motif. 1 ris, Steve ami Glenn Duncan, Judy It e a 11 r h a m p , Sandy llowe, Vicki Perry, Cheryl I tiraffius, Pal Halsey. Steve |Hannon. Becky Wagner, Con H onors nie Swofford, Rick Mendez, Mi k e McCormack, G a r y Bridges, Bonnie Browning, Dun Miller and Dan Cassel­ berry. Hilt ANY Ot'CiSIO.N FLOWERS ARE A l . W n s C lllllt Ft T SURPRISE H IU TllD AY party hnnoreos. Rocky Yount; (le ft) nnd Knren Lyons, shared this lovely birthday cuke as they celebrated their aixteenth birthdays Saturday night at Karen's homo on Ijike Hodge, (Herald Photo by Casselberry) FOR APPO INTM E NT C A LL 322-1913 Betty Anne's SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Hair M>ling Salon Cor. 1C 1st K Sanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8152 NEW PERFUM E CREM E SA C H E T Longer Ia#ling than C ologne... almoBt or lavish as Perfume. AVAILABIJt V I N D SO N G , P R O P H E C Y . S T R A D IV A R I, B E L O V E D . A B A N O and G O LD EN A U T U M N Ml. ami Mis. Artliir Wag­ ner uf Lilac Dr. are enter­ taining their sun and daugh­ ter-in-law, Mr. and Mis. Western A. Wugnrr of Midluud, N. J. and grandson, Gary, vvhu will celebrate his fuurth birthday in DeBary. emnized on April 3 at 7 p m. at the First Baptist Church ot Longwood. All friends and relatives of the young couple are cordially Invited to attend the wedding and reception immediately following. SELECT YOURS NOW FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION OF STRAW BAGS! . * Glamour Hair Color • Lash and Brow Dya • New Trend Coirfure d b P R IN C E M A T C H A BELLI v . E C K E R limited tun* auly liv • The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association, unit 147 will meet at the home of Mrs. Marie Sundvall, 1802 Boseway, Tuesday, March 9, at 8 p.m. All members arc asked to make an effort to attend the “meeting. Flemings Gifts - Cards : Hooks 210 E. First St. /! Basic Travel Tips Given At DeBary BPW Meeting By Mrs. John I-eone was made and presented by The DeBary Business and Past president, Beatrice Mul­ Professional Women's Club ler. held a dinner meeting at the The DeBary Club will atCalico Kitchens Restaurant. lend the First Presbyterian Del.and. Tuesday, March 2 Church of Dellary on Sunday Ilcrt Lederhaus presided ami morning. March 7, for the welcomed the members and "Springtime Salute to Work­ ing Women Week" of the guests. Helen Snodgrass gave the BPW. The April meeting of the invocation. Margaret Wil­ liams introduced Mrs E. Eby. DeBary III’ W' Club will he Volusia County Home Demon­ held at Dr. George Prison's stration agent, who showed office. the members the rorrcct way Open amt drain the olive to park a suit rase, and the t) pc uf garments one would oil from a ran uf Norway sar­ dines. Make a puree of the need for a week's trip. saidtnes amt combine with Mrs Eliy said one basic \soft cream cheese. Add chop color would he the best idea |ped chiven, season to taste and suggested a print and a and mix well. Serve on crisp plain blouse fur the suit amt crackers. a dress, shoes, gloves, etc Site used a rolled piece of foil to put where the crease would tie in the skirts, which prevents extra pressing while on your trip. Mis. Eliy said she had tak en Hie same type clothing for* a longer tup, using n>lun slips and undies and stressed nut tn take too much clothing. A suit hat. scarf and top coat is needed It going north. Following Mrs Eby's talk t h c nominating committee presented Hie new slate of of­ ficers for 1965 66: Margaret Williams, president; Helen Snodgrass, first vice presi­ dent; Mary Ann Lederhaus. second vice president; Brrt Lederhaus. third vice presi­ dent; Sally Ann Neidcr. re­ cording aecytary; Jo Peck, corresponding secretary, and Betty Peacock, treasurer. A new cluti flag, gold taf­ feta trimmed with moss green ribbon and the club emblems. Druq Stores / V Wash Rugs OVER TH E COUNTER SALES BRING THEM IN DINGY, TAK E THEM OUT DAZZLING! O NLY 15c PER LB. MINIMUM 73c 1 Hour Dry denning — No Exfrn Charge Polarized rr*.z/g l, Fur Slornjte SEMINOLE CO UN TY’S O N LY FUR STORAGE V A U L T m PhiLips IT The Sign Of Duality A Service Cleaner# Ijiundry & Fur Storage 319 W. 13th St. Phone 322-3.115 Gordon Keel write* from Vancouver, Canada, "Every once in a while a little deep thought*.-really pays off. I think East's final bid was simply terrific. Hi* brain must have been working on all cylinder*. No, I wasn’t East. I was merely the unhnp* py victim. "North dredged up every­ thing to find an opening bid and he was most unhappy about the whole matter when 1 followed my two spade res­ ponse with a Blackwood four no-trump but he was able to ahow no aces. Of courae, I hid six spades and East. — not W’ eat—doubled me "Thi* wns the Lightnrr double to ask for an unusual ers" find it unpleasant to be kissed by other people's children. A kiss loses its value when It is not vohntary and spontaneous. And mothers who make a habit of instructing their children to kiss people are guilty of showing off. WITHHOLDING MY NAME • • » DEAR ABBY: This is for the elderly "sitter" whose feelings were hurt when a little four-year-old was told to kiss her, and replied, " I DON'T KISS OLD LAD­ IES": Where is your sense of humor? When my fiveyear-old godson saw me after not having seen me for a long time, and his moth­ er told him to kiss me. he said, " I have to get used to her face first." It's been a good many years since that happened, but I still laugh out loud every time I think of it. "FU NN YFAC E" IN PORTLAND • • • daughter rewards her date wan Kisses (or more) for "the lovely evening," even though she doesn't particu­ larly like the person. DEAR ABBY: The moth­ er who tried to get her fouryear-old to kiss "dear old Mrs. Hansen for looking after you today," Is proba­ bly the same mother who will one day throw up her hands In despair when her DEAR ABBY: The letter about the little boy who, when his mother instructed him to kiss elderly Mra. Hansen, said. " I DON'T KISS OLD LADIES,", point­ ed up something far more symptomatic of our times than children's rudeness. The child's mother typifies the 20th century mother, whose behavior la, l ain convinced, the reason why we have so much sexual promiscuity in our presentday society. Our young peo­ ple are utterly confused about kisses and what they should mean. To see toddl­ ers, too young to know bol­ ter. going around a room, bestowing their precious kities on one stranger altcw another because Mamma By Oswald Jacoby Free Prescription Pickup Service! 11-51 i d Tha at ar « f tha 8tar« ( t ) Tha l.at# Hhow l l i i o (1 ) Tonlta biiuw C> 111 i* |]| IS) 1*1 t!> (ii i«l 8l*n on Sunshlns Almanac New a A t v . a l h s r Journalism Hunrlss Karnastsr Saws A W . a l h s r Tu4ar HunsMns Almsnso I V i k s Up Movlss IS) l ( - f * (SI ** 7*7 ( I ) If,|A ( j ) — (II M ill tl) I ) 1*0 i l l (ll **• (f) ih *r Csp*ala l a a i s r # * w . a l h s r a a * Haws T ola r lu m r a r*w l lllv orr# Court Amarlran lltatory Eierelt* Itompar R**oro Mornlns Slnvls Maka Room foe Daildr Mlk* . 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Waathar, .Nawa MomeTU o f Truth Flama In tha Wind The U.S. Patent Offic* doe* not cheek on Infringement* of patent* after they are grant­ ed; this muit he handled through private attorney* and the court! “ EN ERG Y” G IA N T STAM PS DETERGENT G IAN T Q * J c _______________ PKG. PKG. COUPON GOOD AT YOUR “ T IIR IF T W A Y ” THRU MED., MARCH 10. Limit t W/$3.00 Order PLUS . . . 50 E X T R A “G O LD B O N D ” S T A M P S! “GERBER’S” STRAINED B A B Y FOOD 50 EXTRA With thin Coupon and thr Purchase Of .*. . _ "Gerber's" Strained H BABY FOOD BURTON h ide-in YMEATRI yw AMO T I K I D A V A S e lt E a te rtala ia ea t T Aa4 l l A.M. - T ils : A W f.H IFA SIXA ; T IO X OK s: s* i l » " • j a m s . Oaraer* ja il* AaSrew . r i a a AS * > » "JOY I I O i a K " Jaa* K * a «a PETER OTOOLE HAL WALLIS’ UECKKT SANSSrltlON' TlCMMCOtOI* STARTS 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. »ltd If ltA tU ftt |ro st* ATi .. . , I I . I I B , M ,1 J A STAM PS COUPON GOOD A T YOUR "T IIR IF T W A Y '' THRU WED., MARCH 10. PLUS . . . 50 EXT R A “G O LD B O N D ” ST A M P S! “FRO-JOY” ASST. FLAVORS 1 IC E M I L K 50 EXTRA With thia Coupon and the Purchmr Of • • • ^ •FRO-JOY" ■ ICE M ILK GOLD ■w- \ a :T il VI l l X STAM PS m GAL. COUPON GOOD A T YOUR "T IIR IF T W A Y ” THRU WEI).. MARCH 10. PLUS . . . 50 E X T R A ‘‘G O LD B O N D ” ST A M P S! FRESH “100% PURE” GROUND BEEF EXTRA GOLD B STAM PS •t h i u f t w a y - PLUS . . . 50 E X T R A “G O LD B O N D ” ST A M P S! “FRESH ’N CRISP” 1 LETTUCE 50 EXTRA GOLD With this Coupon and Ih* Purchase Of . . . "Frr.h *N Criep" LETTU CE HEADS O HEADS STAM PS 2 0 rjfJc CO fnA CAFETERIAS “ ARMOUR S TA R ” BABY “ ARMOUR S TA R ’’ A L L M EAT BEEF LIVER WIENERS is Southern Air J J £ “36 HOURS” SANFORD. FLA. ^ Mm ( A N S J m t J 2 "IN S T A N T * COFFEE MATE ! recl * BARS 1 1 T O M A T O , SA U C E EXPERT SERVICING 2311 PARK DR. 2 “ HUNT’S” 322-8321 SUNDAY PALM O LIV E SO A P 7 9 ‘ • NO. 2Ki CAN 39 12 OZ. PKG. CUBE STEAKS 109 MsryUnd IUSBURG 900 N Bled 59- * COCOA STOP BY OR CALL — Ir r s . _ m 10 LS-79* JARS 5 OZ. JARS C fte T IL L 2:00 C|t O w MON. - Fill Luncheon: 11 a.m. • 2:19 p.m. Dinner: 4:90 p m. -8:00 p.m. A GOLD COUPON GOOD A T YOUIt "T IIR IF T W A Y ” THRU WED.. MARCH 10. You’ll enjoy the aurprfsing variety of delicious foods and the fast, courteous aervlc* at the Trade Wind* Cafeteria located next to Die theatre in the Seminole Plaaa Shopping Center on U.S. 17-92 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, prime meats, garden-freah v e g e t a ­ bles, appetising salad* and your fa ­ vorite pie or cake. On Tuesday evening*, w* offar a 10os. New Y'ork Sirloin Strip cookad to your order for only 79c. Thursday night i* Family Nignt with free des­ serts for *11- Saturday, night is Steak Night — a big, N-lb. T-IWna ateak cooked to your order for only 91.00. NOW thru WED. AT 1:00 • 3:30 • 6:06 8:40 12 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR GOLD BOND With this Coupon and the Purchase Of . . . 10 EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD . PLUS . . . 50 E X T R A “G O LD B O N D ” S T A M P S ! Q U A LITY DETERGENT! • By Ruth Miiiett RICHARD [JOXITB Compare Our Price With The Price You Pay After The So Called Prescription Discount#! • 25th & Park, Sanford wipe our M ! t 10 (II We Offer The Personalized Attention Of "Home Town Folks!” • # WED. Plus “G O LD B O N D ” ST A M P S! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED • w eM |:M I I I » : » » *1) I ’l l I I I ID a,.1 121 — Ill » r t l (*> Free Delivery Service! when West got in with the V-e of trump* he led a second club end East ruffed. Th»' game wa* duplicate. Only two’ other North South pairs bid *\he slam end both made it undoubled »o that East's brilliancy transformed a bed score Into a' complete top." SOUTH I have to go along with A J 10 9 8 7 6 Gordon's reasoning. E a a t V A must really have thought ev­ ♦ AK7 erything out carefully and A A 62 decided that h* would get East and "West vulnerable North East South West very few points if Gordon 1A Pass 2 A Pass made six spades. He alao ' 3A Pass ■ 4 N.T. Ps«a knew that his partner would SA Pass 6 A Pass show up with an ace. If that Pass Dlilc Pass Ps*a ac* were a red one, Gordon Pass Opening lead—A J would make hi* doubled alam. lend and West obliged by op­ If that ace were a black one. ening a club. Nothing bad a club lead would defeat the I happened to me then but contract. • • • TUES. LOW, LOW, PRICES! Problems? Write to Ahby, Box 69700, Los Ange­ les. Calif. For a personal re­ ply, enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. Television Tonight TTS (I ) News A Wsatbsr We Invite You To Check Our Competitive Price#! NORTH (Tl) S AKQ 32 V 4 74 4 103 A K 4 75 EAST WEST A « 4 A A V K 6333 ¥ J 10 9 8 ♦ J 8653 ♦ Q 9« A J 108 4 3 A 9 JhaUtonum: t i l l ( l l Aarm Marhst A s ­ ... part lt*4 ( I ) T o « * r ._ ( • ) M u h o Evsns Show We Invite Accredited Charge Accounta! Kisses are supposed to ex­ press affection, not grati­ tude. To express gratitude, one says. "Thsnk you." ANOTHER COUNTRY HEARD FROM • • • said. "Go give everyone a big kiss goodnight," is sick­ ening indeed. It teaches children early that kisses are cheap and meaningless. I do wish someone would put an end to that foolish custom. "PHILOSOPHER" DEAR PHILOSOPHER: Aw, come on. Don't tell me that every Jezebel learned to be free with her favors by kissing her grandfather when she was three! May I quote another philosopher? " I will ahow you a love po­ tion without drug or herb or any witch's spell; if you wish to be loved, love." (Hccato) "M y akin ii dry but badly I have baen aeverly criticis­ pitted with acne scars from ed for that and foi not going years ago. Now. nt mu^rity, to the graveside ceiemony. the scats show up worse. How Wtiul would you think of can I "help this condition 7— tlila? 1 am very upset as the rrlllc is my club member.— Nora O'D." I'so cosmetic oil to coun­ Mr*. Tom . . Per sunnily. I think it i. teract the dryness. Apply it lightly after cleansing, then "carping" and would nol dig­ "How are vou going to keep around home like a hump on a [even though 1 may sound as UM t.„ge makeup in the tone nify it with any attention. The them out from underfoot once log. |though 1 only feel sorry for nf your akin. Wet a small family moat probably valued That wouldn't be so bad myself, bociuxe. 1 suppose, sponge and apply it lather your consideration in not at­ they're retired?" bad enoughl if he feels lost without a job to "w et"; blot lightly witli a li» tending the graveside cere That's the question wives (though it _ 1—- ----- - «*••• —- then annlv apply again. again This |mony. You showed good taste of recently retired men are he would let me get out of the •>> to ever) •*>• aur, eiy nice "cnitiou- nnd consideration. Aa to per forever asking. , house for a while every day.! there a«ty solution to lh „ give. flage" and yum skin looks fume, if it is llot overdone it Many of them sound as "Hut. no he wants me to problem belongs at funeral* as well The best solution to the re ever so much sneotb* ■ though having a husband home stay at home -all day long. * talk a. any oilier place, Ju.t foi"1 am g i v i n g u sel * tlrement problem is for a man all day Ion: with nothing to too . . . . ., . . , , . it! Flowers have per­ d i e * * grt do but putter I. about a, von' 1 belong to several club. «o ■Jc" loP f, 0r7 h° U • J ' " V tL .......ing . is at fume, or has your **« title * inert fining and exh.ud.ng a* h .v.b u t haven't been able to at- « « » » « * lo r e h«Thr Ureinent age. But it'l too lale four o'clock and there's a l* s overlooked that angle? ing a school age kid at home tend meetings lately, j for that advice to do youand aftrrwnrds. Iam fiftv."At tnv sialy I find myaelf with the meavU-s "He i» so disagreeable without anything lo do I hout him. and > 'our htuhgnd »n> good. hair la giay. ■ml I *•'" This letter is typical nt go anywhere wit You want Ip know whal >ou uml thin- I ■!*'■>* w».u a h.»* wuiked until I retired ull my many. "M> husband retired yet he doesn't want to go any last bu ll,lav Is there any can dn at tliiA l.itr if ^ Mra. at 65. six months ag<s—and so where turns* If an>thine, to keep thr old rock | would likr « hroi wd** u» hope for a woman of my age far all he hs» done 1* sit ' 1 do feel sorry for him. lo work ? t live alone in a big ins chair fn>m getting you a jnrkrt nnd►tuutli Un*** both Have n n»»tnll hut. ii pn tty onr .ipaitimnf house E. K " 1 >1taint). there ate many hirst 4if alt. start going back (,f flowi-i*. long gl'*v*s mid to \our chili nu’i’tin^s and car carry n amnll l ug. If th«*y things lo do. First, what shout lull.) allling? Send a Tying 4>n >o*ir own ta\tim<’ so 111firm vma with a ihirhi: I |. ) f 11 M O N D A Y P. M. ( * » TI ia M i l ’ l l ) * rial life the way >ou did lie- pm it on your bag 1 like bla* k ( * at.I lo all Hie families with ( *.*) I t a la H tcht • iff (!) N*wa fore >our husband retired. I t ut )„u could select a od oi. • hildien in your apartment (| ) N pv» «. Sport*. hi, h flnlteis you bouse I have a mature friend A’ »o. 'tart a few prnjerts any color \\ a «t|t»r T U E S D A Y P. M. ( * ) \> * *• op*, O Ml around the imuse Dial will rc Wear high simple who has done this for year! heels, CIO <Vi Move It k IS 0! || |^i* I nt Iff* and lias never had to leave quire your hustiand s help pumps. ( JI M ) \\ !• *l» (ft) * N*** • I •» IMS' 1.6 |.A*i1 Shu* «;> tiuftttM Hr»n ki»r "I recently attended t lie hi 1 apaitment house. She Stir things up a hit. lit \ AW« ^ Vt*l»nrt 1! And start entertaining old funeral of * public figure, anti makes a very good living. 7;M ( ! ) 7 »n* U r ir l. 3n > • I- i t ' n K n o w * Ha»t ( I i Saarrh for Toaaar- friend. In the evening, so your the an vice, wen held in our Think this over. 4> row Trtt »2l h i n n Toniorn-w— From my Notehusband will have sonic man largest church I went only tn (5 ) Vo) T.» H *t(2) Truth or C<*n»a1 .111 nf f 11a talk which tie is probably miaa- the services a. I knew the irfvok quart (4 ) I .. T a !1 Truth II «ft (!) i)uMirk H O I man from my civic arhvitm , ing ‘ ( ! ) K itpr 1: if t:> Shi If there Is any kind 9/ part hut I did nnt kn"w- hi. f.m I i j i d I %• <#■'♦ k f#rr#r 1 on i n «TtrI 1 alW . 1! M in K1Mm IT S rL C ( ) i Trnn Fr nla time work that your husband |)y | also w-ore a .imple I : t t i d T h » %n1> O rl ffi th 4; ) N*wa, Editorial. W * » Show (her • can gel. encourage him to try black dre.i, as 1 always wear I D No T l m « Cor 8*rS ( ! ) Kvtrui it, whether It brings in much black, but I wore perfume, B r«nt» 1 I t <! 1 Aa Tha W a r l i T u r * i money or not just th« amount I always u-c. l : t e < d M u n i* / Night M ov i« ( ! ) t . a t ' i M a ka a H r a l I d W en dy A Mo Just rameinber: as a wife (t> Nawallna *•* William# 1 I I (2) NBC S a a r usually sets thr pattern for 1.2# ( ! ) |l«»lljrwo©4 * nd tha I 0! ( ! ) I ' a a i v o r ! • family living in Uie early days at a I 2t 1! ) Art Lln kla fl a r I d Ulna Croaby 8h-*w )<eit (tit*f)M*| ( ! * Day In Court of marriage. »o does she us­ 10.00 4! 1 A t f F f t H llrh o * K ( ! ) Tha Dnrtora ually have to »et it in the re­ (VI I »ln 1h Sls.sra ! j| ( 9) A 114* S aw a l ! ? * t t!> bp*»ita. \%*a! oj (<» To Tall Tha Truth tirement year* • thar ( ! ) Anothar W orld A woman who baa met the (1> Nawarnpe ( • ) Clanaral v o t p l l a l <d S rw illn i challenge once can do it again. S ! l ( ! ) N f wa U )s • MON. By Abigail Van Buren On<Bhidq& TrS* 1*1 Ns*»a BEAUTY SHOP Phone 322-3914 : DEAR ABBY: Regarding the four-)4ar-old who em­ barrassed his mother when she asked him to kiss the woman who had sat with him and he said, " I DON'T KISS OLD LADIES." I think the mother was U rk -' ing In wisdomf She never should have asked the bey to kiss the woman. 1 don't believe In ordering a child to kiss anyone — especially outsiders. M o s t children have better sense than adults because they are usually reluctant to kiss outsiders (and even rela­ tives) when commanded to do so. Also, many -"outsid­ <‘0t S:’ S 4:71 tJii _ • t* t Tl*« •*fill Eva Bess Comer Oak A Commercial Mon. Mnr. 8, ’65—Page 9 Wvrxlfl — T U E S D A Y A. M. The Prescription Our Primary Concern** Only Senior Beauticians >) BgafarB Qacoby FROM $f.00 UP Meets Tomorrow Mi> haelis of Westfield. N. J. and another sister, Mra. Chutlrs Lucky of Bayonne, N. J., visiting in DeBary. They will take in the plarrs of interest in central Fluirda. William Toms of Serena ltd. will celebrate his 93rd birthday on Sunday, March 7. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barr We believe Mr. Toms is the id Goodcrliam, Ontario, Can­ oldest Dvllary resident and ada were the guests of Mrs. •|>ent many years in Dellary A. A. Fickcs. being one of the early set­ tlers. Mrs. Charles Keiper of lAiia Lane, IlrBary, entertain­ Mrs. W. G. Clark. Mrs. ed Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis Fry Philip I*ounsbery and Mrs. T. uf Madisun, N. J. They visit­ V. Moiton are having a linen ed the Trade Winds Restau­ shower at the home of Mrs. rant un Sunday for dinner. W. G. Clark, 238 Plumosa ltd. on Saturday, March 6, at Mrs. A. Robkillo, DeBary, 2 p.m. honoring Miss Mar­ has her slater and brother- garet Sutherland Bremner of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eric DeBary. VS* m L A F R A Unit D e B ary P ers o n a l Create a NEW YOU! 1 a*. Crown Bottle * 2 _~ MISS C A R L A ELOISE LOMMLER Sal-soda provides a no-scrub way of cleaning dirty oven racks. A rack can be sub­ merged in a tub of hot water to which a cup of sal-soda concentrate is added. After a few hours of soaking, burnton grease will peel off with a normal washing. 2201 S. Park Ave. i Miss Carla Lommler Engaged 0 ^ • • NO. 300 O Q ( CANS 11 OZ. JAR 75c > «> c £ BARS J AJAX J # # D E T E R G E N T ... .........large pkg. 35c LIQ UID C LE A N E R ........ 15 oz. b tl 39c FLOOR & W A L L CLEANER pkg. 29c C L E A N S E R ________ 2 giant cans 49c �A Horoscope Forecast Tuesday, March t, 1H# GENERAL TENDENCIES: Be prepared for some untow­ ard eventa today that could ( t i i i i you eoniiaeraoi# diffi­ ► "ACE H IG H . m a -So r / C O U N S E L O R \ C R O M W E L L V lSlT E O A COUNTRY ) . O V E R S E A * THAT H A % < PSACarUL THESE OAVS A* B R O U G H T B A C K T H E TRUCK­ m o t h e k .clauob! IN G ST O O L / H E C A N 'T WAIT I IJ4EO MV TV EARNING* TO TO R E P O R T O H IT A T T H E JPAV SCHULTZ AMO BUY A N B K T SC H O O L M E E T IN G * culty. It’s up to you to carry through with any and all promises that you have made aa well aa turn away anger with a aoftanawer. Show you art careful to BTold all kind* o f accident* by ualng more than ordinary car* In motion. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) Avoid any argumenta with kin i by keeping bually occu­ pied at own labor*, and thla alto hold* true In any correaponderer. Keep pun* tip­ ped. Look out for possible theft*. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 80) Extravagance of any »ort, over-investing can certainly lead to trouble later, to be careful today. Also do not take advice from business penon unless you have re­ checked it. It may be erron­ eous. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Being somewhat restless and discontented can lead you to do and aay thing*. you would not otherwise deem smart. Think flraL Take the tlm* to get health and good looks improved. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Personal anx­ ieties may seem unbearable hut it Is just a challenge to your Intellect, so rise above thrm. Be cool and poised and all fs well. Show that you are a steady, wise person. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Anything connected with your work or good name should be most carefully considered to­ day, otherwise you are apt to make error*. Think before you jeopardise credit. Try to bettor it Instead. VIRGO (Aug. 21 to Sept. 22) I f you crltlcli* in any way, it I* very likely that one upon whom you depend will atop support you now have. B* courteous and follow all regulations Instead. Be scrup­ ulous. LII1RA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You feel upset and want to throw up your job or bus­ iness and jump into other things, but if you hold fast all will be well soon. Take time to look into new sys­ tems tonight. Find lucrative hobby outlet. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) If you follow that Intui­ tive hunch, you find that you ran get into much trouble at home, with closest kin. Don't lose your temper. Get your bills paid more promptly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Any talks with part­ ners now would not turn out well, since they aro thinking poles spart from you. Await a better day. Re aura to avoid arguing with others ns well. CAPRICORN (Dre. 22 to Jan. 20) Getting aa much work dona as possible person, ally is far totter than trying to turn over your obligations to others. Get health Improv­ ed. Ret that you are very ethical in nil that you do. AQUARIUS (Jon. 21 to Feb. 19) Concentrate on per­ fecting talents Instead of going out for a good time thot could to disappointing as well as very expensive. Prac­ tice mure economy in every­ thing. Show you are very sen­ sible PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Center your interest on kin and to aure not to take any unneceaaary risks with anyone or anything. Rile your' tongue before you aprak un­ kindly. Show that you have excellent control. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, there will to a need for much more sleep and rest than most youngsters re­ quire, *lnc* th* physiqu* it •pi to be very delicate. You would do well to make sure that there l* plenty of priva­ cy »o that reat period* will not ha Interrupted, otharwta* irreparable damage can ba dona to tha narvaa. Later your progeny will become more robuiL A great artlat, philoso­ pher here; Capacity Crowd COLLEGE PARK, Md. (U P D —A capacity crowd of 12.500 was assured for the Eastern regional NCAA basket­ ball playoffs March 11-1J at Maryland's Cole Field House. Tbe last ticket was sold Tues­ day. The bacha-de-mar, or tea cucumber, can axpal its antrail* and grow naw onaa without injury. ® Sr OUR BO A R D ING HOUSE 0 a o fn r 5 JUST LET ME WNOVER ■ TO THE PX- UM-VAS.THfc MANOR IS « Page 10—Mori. Mar. 8, '65 ^ r r * I3 LET ME CHECK r u . o n ly bb GONE FIVE MODEST GtFT FOft MARTHA! By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES ♦ON NOV C, \96A-, V?U S//ORE YOU'D BE GOtiS Ff/E MINUTES AND D1DNT RETURN FOR I SEVEN/' M IN U T E S / . SO SHE NEVER LEARNED OF OUR ILL-FATED RACETRACK INVESTMENT WITH HE R MONEY/HOWS TOUR I PROMISE// EMPLOYER CIVICS TEACHER s a y s YOUR GENERATION HAS MADE THE WORLD A M ESS’ & A N D SHE S A Y S GENERATION W ILL HAVE TO ‘ C L E A N IT UP/ « MY / ?eUMWGlL UKES >!5CiaiN£« 5 OUT OUR W A Y T HONEST. W - l GOT MV CMAJ S UP PE R LlKCl I AM 1 VOU TOLD ME T O —A N D I ATE A LOT LIKE MRU TOLD ME TO—BUT JUST CA USE 1 WAD&MCD TH' DISHES, WHICH VOJ FORGOIV TO TELL ME TO, vO(J DON'T BELIEVE I <L_ A r e a n y t h i n g /g a h o h / i t h o u g h t ^ tOU D BE SURPRISED AND PLEASED— , ir-tf • naav mu eu cpo tscQ BUT N O T PLEASED/ I» 1 ’ § "Looks like you're three pounds over your omwsightf* J I * Y O U CA N HAVE **-.,! An y t h in g o n th e , ) M ENU UNDER TO S H O W M Y A P P R E C I A T I O N I’M GO IM G -t o t a k e Y O U T O L UN CH H IS G E N E R O S IT Y IS E X C E E D E D O N L Y B Y H IS CHEAPNESS C A R N IV A L * By Dick Turner • W i G O S H , I HEAR. F R E O C i I S N A M I N G W I9 N E W SW ELL, S P E E D & C A T AFT ER . M E IJ J D N E ) f r t5 f RWCUAM^ w AN OP€M AN O ^MOT CAGE IT REALLY , SHOWS ir h e C A R E S -L CE-R T o NAM E /TAirh-Y A BO AT OES/ AFTER ME; OUR ANCESTORS J-t 1 : A y { M . THINK r?A LO&NGMV UNAOCfipe OOCOGNfiPpy CETORTS. yA H /G O b s a .it ! OLD ALkN/ : ruois you're just too young for me to have a sling­ shot, huh. Pop?"* TIZZY : M .w a r n K T s - t , *t a. aa By Kate Osann t lnl / -y . • IWI to »H* Iet_Tjd i * f VII >a« 0 * ____________________ r 3 0 rvu tA L d l I m m , m ______ 3-8 . “ Hi, Doc . ..." SHOUT RIBS 1T^ CALLED A SUNG DAVID KILLED GOLIATH WTHONt 3DST UKE IT. G O A H E A D A N D T£?V IT. ) V ~ l£ T GOOPONE OF 1HE SlRlNSS I t 1 mix a tittle root beer with my perfume. You should eee whet it does to the boysT* Anawor to Prwvtoua Pun la Law and Judges ACSOSS 1 Enellih jurist (I W21S34) Slanellle Judge • toxtl wrong BUGS B U N N Y rt HL^ETLlN1* ' * * HONEY! YES\0F COURSE, PEA* - . 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SI IHreclloa SO Poem 39 Howera 22 PHaaura craft 40 Oriental aaah I t ----- Napoleon 41 Anticlimax 23 Unrcatrlctad 44 Legal matter r— r - 1 ii Bead (tgypu 4SCommautj aatrii if s •tew 44Fly high 47 Cereal gram diaeaao 43Healthy 50 Otlre te am 51 Aperture 54 Collection of eaylnp S3 Unreined i r~ In ii rr •4 ir a a IT u HAaunoa X n ^ IT * ¥ . a ii a i T 10 I T • •OStarbta SI Chair SCfiVTlMtS SCMKD 3TKOM M IN HALA TO CTATH— 45Highly aaaaooa II u mnwdln 57 FtmlnuM name jne munam* ‘mm’ m s } 14 21 X a* Bread apeuad M Craft* u n 51 Theater box S3 F i r * UJL ChkJ Juatloa r~ 4 i nr (ab.) IMPOSSIBLE/1 1 N O C A S E fY O U — THERE IT I S - / THE KXICE CHIEFNO CASE. J FOUND THEM IN THE BANK/ WHO 5 y IT 5r 5ff~ u KZW tTAru I K T a n n ASSSL / «(P *1 m w. n aa a* c _ ar > • �f i (I » * 1 _____ * . ' W A N T ADS ! Dial 322-5612! The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results. 1. IxmI ft Found 21. Home Repairs 53. Wanted To Buy LOUT: BOTH 1)14 H ig h School Bins. In itia l! J. IV, It Insld*. Rew ard. Ph. 1 1 M 1 I I . P A I N T I N Q , . Repairing encloauras. In te ri o r wall cleaning by Von Schrader w a ll D ete r­ gent. 313-411). v W A N T E D to buy from owner, 4 Bedroom, t bath home w i t h ­ in 10 'tnllae o f 8antord. Pb. 133-3117. n . dumbing USED PO OL or B illiard Tablet. W i l l pay caah. Orlando 111- L O S T: 1 Quid. Paart Tla Tack. Reward. Hljr Oanfitr* grralfi SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Sill. 2. Personals PLUM BIND Contracting Bepatra B E L l, US yo u r Furniture. Do you nave a d rinking prob­ F R E E E S T IM A T E S Quick f e r r i c * with the Caah. lem W r lta p. o. Boa m i , n. L. H A R V E Y S U P E R T R A D I N G POST. Sanford. 104 Sanford Ave. 331-1111 133-OITT. SEMINOLE LODGE N U R S IN Q AN D C O N V A L E S C E N C E R E S ID E N C E r O. Ilox 1410, Sanford, Fla. 300 s o u t h B a t a v e Ph. 333-4711 23. Painting P AIN T IN G A 313-03)1. 4. Beauty Care Plano Tuning and IlfpaJr W L Harmon - • 222*4222 Income Tax Returns 13 Years Espertence. Call Lamar W illia m *, Flv# Point* s::-7l4ft. Ad d in g M*<*hln** - T y p n w r lU r * Hal** - FUntgl* - It*pair* r n \ V E L L 'S O F F I C E HUPI’ L Y l l I T t ' I I I N Q l*OBT Il lfl# A Pawn Shop. I^ a n * on any think of valua Sanford Av»,. 122* m i. CA N flay t'lin p b *g!n * June1 14th, U k e (Jolde’ it For in formation cull 22Z-22I&. Ktnl Ca n* s T i n : r v i v K i i F e U - m e d i u m for k <*’ • i t»k thing* don* . , . <'l** «tf i*4 A d *1 Dial 122 - S112 or M l In South 8»mlnol# and put on« to w o rk for you! \V VL L P A P E I U N O . n r a p t r lr * A t ‘ lihoUtvrlng 12 J-201*._______ lit. C a t e r i n g - F o o d UJtOCCOLI 12 Oil Buahal llring your own con la mar A cut Fill your F r* *i*T Brl***n \ v 122-70&4 1 S p ecial S e r v ic e * A ft li CONTRACTORS HOME IM P R O V E M E N T * . ROOFING. P A I N T I N G * I.V-TJl AT1NO Fin ancing A r ra n g e d 12I-2?»7 SICK ROOM NEEDS W h e e l Chair a. Walkers. C a n o A Crutches for rent or sale. Presc ription st L o w s s t Prleea Discount to people d \ r t 41 A all Sarvlct Person. nel. Check our prices FAUSTS DRUG STOKE 131 K. 1st SL (D o w n t o w n ) Phone 133 -0714 FREE D E LIV E R Y O FFE R IN G A S PE C IA L SER­ V I C E ! Mora than *o.»00 taadera aes The Hanford Herald claaalfled ada dally. Bates ss lo w as 14c per Bn# per dey! Dial 111.4411 or 433-1)11 and piece yeur edt C O M P L E T E L A W N CA R E la n d sc ap in g. Spraying. Sodding, rsaaonaiil* r a t e P H I L L I P S L A W N S E R V IC E 133*3300 a f t er 3:10 p m F l X l i 1 SHOP N E W LO CA TION 104 So French 333-4711 17. J a n i t o r i a l S ervic es YENTSCH M A INTE NANC E Service A lup plles 3143 S t's rk P r ________ 331.4 44 1 19. Huilders Supplies I’ R E -C A S T Concrete Steps G R E G O R ) LU M B E R CO 433 31spie Ave__________ 333-biS" _ 20. Hardware S tn for d ’ e Mott Complete TED W iL L IA M S IID W i « i e . n t h ______________ i t M t i t 21. Home Improvemenla S AV E YO U R DOOR R YO U R H E A T Rrplere the Jelouele In your d,.or with en e ll -w e sth e r Fre e ll te Unit Fo r more Inform ,lloil cell your locsl Lum ber Co or the I’ etereon Lum ber Co. In O r le n lo Gerden 3 3334. A TTENTIO N O It Yo uree lf- ere ! I f your R o o f need* repelrlng. Check with ue for the Beet R o o f ­ ing me te rl e l money cen buy Cell 333-4311 * » e w ill come Jtunnlng. CARPENTER. Home Itepslre A Ad Jltlons Flrel Cless • W ork m en ehlp Ph. 33S-I#I3. iJ5. V a c u u m C len n ers S A N F O R D VACUUM SVC. *‘ A4I M « k r » " ‘ H Park Av# I I I «M1 43. P la n ts, Feeds, * To Use The HERALD Want Ads. v 100. Apartments for Kent till. S c h o o l s & V. 8 In s tru ction s C IV IL S ERVICE TESTS! SO U T H W A R D . f n v e .im e n t & R ea ll y 11. X. I ’ » r k Av#, 333*3173 LAKE • Hab UxCC T a Ve U n, g “ What does ha mean when ha aava I'm ‘aocldent prona*?** CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— Tsoat tk Found 3— !V r*om la 4— Beauty Car# I — Day Nuraerlft* f — Child Cara I — Doga—Ca t*— Pa ta In— I'nuB ry — L iv e* lock 11— Hi» * c Ia 1 Notlcaa l l —Ca lerln g — pood 14— Plarra to Eat 14— Special Hervlra* I 4— Swimming Pool*! 17— Jan itorial sarvlcea ti- Youraalf I I — BuiUe ra luppllft* 39— I U r d w a r i 21 — Horn# im prove manta 33 — Plumbing 21— Painting 24— W all Drilling Ifc— Air Cond ft Haatlng S I— Radio • T*levlaton 21— Photo ft Egulpmant SO— Home Appllanraa 11— Muaicai inatrumanta 32— |lu aln rota Equipment 31—Job Printing 34— Up ho later y 15— Vacuum Cltanftr* 37— Movin g ft IHoraga I t — Katermlnainra 41 — Plantft — K r i J l — Saadj f)0— MUO. For Sal* 41— Artlelaa For Rent i» l— Swa p or K% 1hanga aI — XN anted To Buy I I — Furniture For Sal* I f — Antique* For Bala I I — Monty To Loan i t — Liu a1naaa Op jhu t untilaa I I — M o n t y W an ttd <4—F a r i n g * ft Loan I I — Inaurancft I t — School* ft InatrurtloBt 70— E mploym ent SarvIcM 71— Mala IIalp Wanted t l — Ftmalft Help Wanted T l — Male or Female Help 14— Sale* Help Wanted 77— Situation Wantad I I — Income Property 15— Bualneaa Prop — Sale 41— Real Fata l* Wantad 14— R i a l Fatal# Sale 17— Bualneaa Rent ala •0— Lota For Sale I I — Fa r me— Urovaa • I — Out o f State Acreage 15— ilouees For %Bale I I — lioueee— Sal* or Kant • 7— llouae For Rent too— Reaori Rental* 101— T r a i l e r * — Cabana* 101 — Mobil* Home#— rial# 101— Mobil# Home *— Rent 104— T r a ile r Space— Rent l o t — T ra il e r Lot m-—Hale 101— Ap ar tm ent* For Kent 101— Rooma For Rant 110— H ote l Rooma 118 — Rental Ag ent* 111 — Wantad To Rani 111— Auto# For Sale 111 — Auto*— flat* or Trad# i l l — T ru c k* For Bale l i d — Au to m o ti v e Service i l l — Scooter* ft Cycle* 123 — Boat* ft Motor* H I — Marine Buppl!e« 425-5938 322-5612 Ball-Blair Agency St. Johns Realty AM ERIC AN R E N T -A L L 133-1111 R E N T A BED R o lls w s y , HospHbt. B e t ) Beds, by Day, Week, or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITU RE U I W 1st311-4141 53. Wanted To Buy USED Fit It SI T U B E 13S-33J0 M AIDS — N. T. to I I I wk RUSH RE rE R E N C E S . T O T JOBS FARE ADVANCED Q UICKLY. H AV -A -M A ID . I Hood ” 1. Greet N i c Iq N. Y 73. Male or Female Help FRONT ESTATE I Men - Worntn in and over ft*H A R R Y IND liR i tii re Jtih* High |>*y. S h«rl Heglllsr 100 lb* 17) I'll, Stlh Hi hour a Ad vant'tmtrH . Thmjlut* |21 nh A t g on! Inr a P**iinan.la of John open. I' re ju ra * i a i g |4 llnlil-d »»ra*‘« hfr-l lory ir Minina, until appultiluh**r -\»k fur inh#*. .$n'l i*»1 F a p e r lt n r r uaualljf Uii* fir].! • v M 1*rrkf*tt. ifF> F»anry, K li EK Infor ma l ion I 741-21 II . Krvtllr Flor l*t <6 on jut}*, R-H'l*rlea. f n iu lr r * ! in tu la IV t lift today g iv in g 50. M ia c . F u r S a l e mmr addrtta and phone l#trii In vlra, liu* D’ S Sian* f*et d Herald F it A T T ft L A M B U It T 1*46ini n FACTOR t I M S l 10 s. utr O l ' T I UT. 3117 k Fr inch W AN TE D M KN! W il M K N ! >1) i l m i l k in k. 4 Ton |-Ti T * Train for 2nd .*<1 KJi* r Si idfill ■ li 1o tncnme Ttii Donaultan I a l)jo W ii o D S T iM 'K . » #m1.« rd A frvk i*1ear thinking prn|ilr w it] tie «*!*• led from titi* From Sanford E to h a n g * Ty pe krli#r. g ' o d COntlltluij, i r r 1 t«i enroll In new, low ■ 120 1 h 32 2 4« _____ I net training pri g rain pr e • ! 1,1r r I I)y n * A 'a Har n Iu 1r * • W IZ A R D l i " Ha* Ran g* l.lkt I I v » li e# 4Futile U i » nriaiiD 77. S i t u a t io n W a n t e d Nt-w t'urnl-. * >nt*r Giitl m laiiia hsui $i and more per ilh Ltiinti. Automatic I d ’ return; Lxvellatit year Burner rid, Light C 11 k W E E K S U. ,rk 333-3u34 ‘r o u n d Income keeping Sion 1il| Ju \Vooll*nd Dr. ilia fit a tag record* Dig nD i:j*4''2l* L A V S W O R K . 373-34)7 Had Ilf • * 1 mg pr of a a* tonal DUE TO DIVORCE . W e h*v# If ) i«u * an atudiy one hour T e ll l ham you raw It In The A IU t»"*>*tatd Singpf Krlr. t • ifattj ar home, writ * today hanfurd 11•*r ■ 1*1* O -M s llr /*l g /itg L. Ur Nrw f *-r freo- f it* t p frra aptitude M.ik) « lluildr' d i i.f I'eiu 4 t e el I H . I ' F M * MII.K Girl Mmkrti A til 11) Sioilt h * *-at**rti Atadfuiy houackri-pinK h a b ja il t it ig ot Rut l utill l*-» Jirwa cm Mill* Boa 12 7, sia n ford Harald da ye v» or k 12 2-7171 tn uat Blind Hrma, M * N 4m e Agfl 9 rami. Cmkr old era. Darn* Ad'Ire aa , Phone UGUK K E E P I N G A T yp in g *S#•n • Batch#* Mr A amurna R* at my home uf your office DKI'ltr.NSIO.N malnlng ' Uaymenti. -<f !*•*$* Hi;< KHNl.iN 124 JtiTl p i b m i k h i *s i .n' i : hh I'h Mr Hunt 322-74'»T 1 \< i:i'T H i.\ \ l 11A 111 HIM I lift. 222 2 GU II hi II KAllMMJ.H C BOS LK Y d hel v ad ui Kt-f n g • r ,1 tor, good running eumlition. P AR T . T IM E W ORK H I. Iti’.-il E s l n l e - Hr.le F r e t ter on top t4G Ph 322* F u ll AD D E D INCOME 1121. Reliable party or p«r»one, male ur female, wanted for thle Carpet* clean eaular * l t h the area t«« handle the world* Blur Lustre Electric Sham* f a n i u a H i - A and Sylvan la Real Eft'1at ft — Inau ranee pouer only f l per day. Car* T A L i : V ISliIN and K A D I (» 1:1-5441 roll Furniture Co. T l'II K H aold through <mr tat- Ird ft Park Ave *» t modern type tube teating W E S T E R N Straw Hate t l S>. and mer handtetug u n t i l JOHN E. FOX. Man* wo rk Shirt* f l I t BurW ill not interf ere with your Realtor plua City. preaent am piny merit 204 N Park Ave llt-O IM To qualify, you mual have * T H IS IS I T ' I ue:. i»n. *»r VIS SO no t'Aah AvailRBI Auction at B I L L S BAR ahD Immediately 1; AIN IIA Its. March 14. 2 no f » f 5 epare houre weekly. p rn 1100 (Jrapevllle Could net up to |<00 OH per T H E T I M E T E S T E D F IR M inunlh In your spare time ISO N Park Ave ISS-fISS N L W A L’ *#d Pool * Hi 1liar J Ts hire Ttrt n* on N • w . Or- Thia rorupany will e x i t ml f in ­ ancial a ealetanet to full time Uf.'it. u s - i i i : R O B E R T A W I L L I AMH If deelred, R e a lt o r 1 4*IIIH A NUM i v m , like III" Wr, I >■ (ml aiiewer urtlftaa fully ll«Vmun>1 Luridqulet, A a** qualified for the time and |(r6*UfUilil# f a l l 122-472 ft, 121-lVft* Atlantic Bank Bldg. I fnveelm en l PIANO . W url !t*# r Spinel » 400 • Intern# itarfp Itnm edl*l*1y. ft Bualnta* la aet up for you Fh 333 B A L T P ILCH E R 1ft We i t r i i r i location*., Beat Buy Broker CYFItUSH FE NCK r o » T « ; 4*- ft Selling, eul(citing or etper122-7 4*1 Day or Night I " s 7 ft. long. 50c ea. Ph lenc# not nereeaary. ISS-SI54. I For pereonal in te rv iew In your city, write — plea •• Include M ERLE W. W AR NE R NEW 111 id em lamp, 110 — D g your phone number travel c i t f e Uke new, |l — REALTO R NU * T K E N D F ENTERFH1SL Roto* hr nil ru t i t l e rift, earftl* INC 701 go Fsrk llt-lll) lent condition ISO— t r * » # l iron 7111.jo Fnreyih Rlvd like new, |4. Oenftva S4S-S5>1 Clayton ft. Mleeotirl______ 91. Farms, Groves llU U V E I l VAC. C L E A N K I t S 7 1 . M a le H e lp W a n te d C I I IC K KN FARM. Aleo I W H I T E H E W IN G M A C H IN E S llouae 14 were* 121-4051. AuihorlBed Sale* ft Iftrvic e UAKKETm L I F E Insursnc* sgsnls, full nr loo E KirH. 222 5244 pert H ip s o r rsilrsd. M t k s 95. Houses For Sale Ilbsrsl eemmlssleas w ill Sill NEED C X TK A CABHt A Her­ Btempsr Agency. Csll 113- S A C R I F I C E — Ge i l l le ek st ald W an t- A d eella thoee a r ­ 41)1 for sppolntmsnt. I bedroom, 3 beth home st ticle* no lon ge r needed. L o w 111 Fin s Lo ks Drive, Loch In c o e t - ’ hlgh In reeulle. Dlft lie sn IN 0 0 3IE T A X CON gUL Arbor. W r i t s snd m e k t o ff e r 12 2-54 12 or 415-5I I I T A N T I Bee sd clss slflostlon A N Y R E A S O N A B L E O F F E It • ). A C C E P Y K D K e y e l 1*7 Pine Ft»R Sew in g Machine ft Floor L t k e Dr. lir e O Wine. P. o Care Sales ft Service C A L L D A I I I T Q l ’ E EN D r iv e r — fltlssBos 137. Auetrell. G e o r g !* S32-7512, Your I-oral Authormen 3333 Fork Dr. lied h i n d e r s e w i n g c e n ­ C O N V K N Ig fN T to S e v y Be et 4 ter REP 72. F e m a l e H e l p W a n t e d B J rm, I Bathe F U Room, s ir Conditioned A Central R E F R I G E R A T O R . Ward#, NearRent. L^rge Corner Lot ly New, 2 Poor*. Self i n ­ B E A U T I C I A N . Msls or Fsmsls. Q u a lify in g VA — nothing Gusrsnleed Sstery. Rlchsrd'g p u tt in g . 9125. Ph 122-1241. down except closing com |33 Heir Stylin g 333.7701. mo. 111-7043. SANFORD SEW IN G C E NTER Be by Sitting, 104 So Park Ave. 422-MU B A R T - T l m e R E P O - S A L E , 3 Bedroom home • W h it s or Colored. 133.7401. unflnlehed In Genevm ID •>'. Articles Fur Kent IKiwn. no quellfylnK Call lie su INCOME T A X CONSUI^ Collect Phil Ulnck I D - I l t l , T AN 'T! S .s sd clssslllcstlun **Yuu name It— W e have 111" Jnckeonvllle «). 3444 g. H l e w t i b e . It Pay* Seeds D l t K X K I . PI hiJMt (loom Boom Stu! ftultIt, Buffet. T .ih Op I I ’ halr*. Mi htigioi) K z c e l l t n l coiulltlu 322-1S22 A U T O GLASS IN ST A LLE D U tG lM . I Bsthi. fsm lly B A R G A I N T o Ssttlo Estate. 3 IIDRM. modern house. ExcelRoom. Double i ’ srporte, Air* lent condition A l^icstlon. conditioned, H *<ie lot, wilt Antlnuo c h » » t o f drswers. l r » d e Im.liedlots th'ctipsni'y. • Mirrors. 7'sMss A !«m p , S3S.13U. I .MX E NT E R . Mlsc. F u rn llu rt . dtshrs ft p r is e s in c . household srtlc lts. 30 Columhlns T ra il. D t f U r y . C. TV. A U TH O R IZE D BRO KER Morgan. Executor. For ALL FH A -VA Go ve rn ­ ment owned home*, Down pendent* from iio o , ’ vv (•RfVOM house, !-|l*1h. 1 yr» old. Fenced-In back yard, mon thly p * > m e n i » including tots Ham ilt on A v e , Ic in g, l a i r . «n d Iri.urence, l ^ t u» wood. HJ.ilKV I'h 333.3113. show- you si Y o l T , con l e n ­ ience. 3-BEDROOM. ( Bath, fully s l f . conditioned ft heated. No o u a llfy ln g 4300 down, and assume payments. 333-7)33. FREE ESTIM ATE W ELL? D R IL L E D . PUM PS S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS H A R R I E T T ' 1* Beauty N o o k , All T y p e t and Sitae A N T I Q U E E arl y 1100 Dsdroom ■ oft water, eve mini mpp’ t*. ‘ W e Repair and Barelea Suite, Massive Marble Top io& so oak. S T I N E Dreeeer, Curly Maple Lined Machlna and Supply Co. Drawers. M irrore d F r o n t 307 W. Snd St 133-1413 b. Child Care Wardrobe." ’ LlncpTn'" style Headboard 10 ft. High . Bed 25. A ir Cond. & Heating N A N N IE S K I D D I E CA R E . 1x7, A ll hand carved of RoeeLicenced Nursery, oprn 34 wood. Appraised at we ll over hour* 7 days a week. 3440 8. USED F E D D E R B , A ir Condi(1,000. No reasonable o f f e r llonara, only 4, 13).)S each. Oak. 333.0)11. refuted. For appointment Aaaoclaletl Radio A T V, 3111 rail 333-341) afte r 3:11 p. m. N, Orange., Ave., Orlando, except Wed p m. or any 8. Pels & Supplies mo rnin g until t :41 *. m , ell week. A Q U A R IU M S * 29. Photo & Equipment T R O P I C A L F I F lf F o r the b igge st selection of Highest Quality from lha Best o u r R E G U L A R Price tor Copy nearly new and used fu rn i­ Hatcheries, Lo w e st dlacuunt ture, are N o ll1* Fu rn ltu rt Nega tlvea A a tx * Prin t la prleea. 10 a. m , - I p ____ Br o k erage In Cataelberry 11.30 plua to Tax. d a il y — p in n y f r ie n d s , on 17-13. Open I day * I to I. W I K B O L D T ' S C A M E R A SHOr 1 Mile* South o f Sanford on 3|Q B Park Avenue, Ssntord H wy. 17.03. Used furnitu re appliances, tools. e t a Bought " d. , Lar L e r rry y 's 'i DOQS R E C E I V E D ror Adop. ill). Home Appliances A v a Ph Msrt. I l l San tlon, boarded Animal Rescue 331-4113. League, 1700 \V. Minnesota, N E W A P P L I A N C E S at W a r t houae P r lc e t — Frlgtdalre, H E N R Y FOR D once said, "N ot DeLand. Ph. 734-1144. Hot Point, RCA, Zenith, etc. adver tisin g Is like w in kin g C e ll Charlie Gorm ly collect P O O D L E Puppies AKC, W o r m ­ at a g ir l In the dark. You at Aasoclated Radio A TV, ed. T em p ora ry Shota, Toys A kno w what you're doing but 1113 N. o ra n g e Ave.. GrlanMiniatures, Also Poodle she doesn’ t." do tU -S S lt . Grooming. 333-10)0, W11-SON M A I E R F ttl lN Buy — ‘Sell — T rs d e D O B E R M A N P IN S C H E R pups, SANFORD ELECTRIC 311-13 E. 1st. i: :- 3 4 3 t AK C. Vio la Kastner. 333.111). G. E, A p , Bailees— New A Used 111 M ag nolia 331-1343 N O T H IN G IS 1-OBT until a Herald W an t Ad fall* to find USED Ap pllam ss Including ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Iledd.ng A Furniture 111 bultt-lne. like new, - L<iw A T F A C T O R Y P R IC K S : prices, 133-SOTS;________________ 11) M agnolia 133-43:1 1«. Special Notices i l l . .M u sical I n s t r u m e n t s C O U IIT K O U 8 Y C H A R G E AC ­ C OU NTS — limited credit If P a w n in g or Buying? — See us! I'laniv Servicin g A Tuning you own a phone. Put clesslA - l P A W N SHOP G#n* Cumbaa — 22 3*2111 fled A te to wo rk for youl 3301 Orlando Dr. 333-)370 (IH E E N H ttA Ilt IT'S A I R C O N D IT IO N E D ! 1 I/IE. I IIDRM. T r a i l e r on Choirs lots svxllshts In Gr-sen- A l t r a c l l v * ) Iladroom, 3 Bath Laka A e ’l t r ; Also T r a ile r b rx lr o f Loch Ar bor o v e r lo o k ­ homr wit h Flo ri d a Room, -Spares. Adults only. i n g g o l f court* . C u s t o m av aila ble In Suhurhsn arcs, 333.7141. building lo your speci fic*. now prlcrd si I I ) . '41. Has Senkarik Gloss and Point Hons. G rt s n b rs ir developed built-in oven A rs na* . dish­ 105. Trailer Lota • Sale Compony by wash er • doubts gara ge . On110 M a g n o lia Th. 111.4139 K iN o stvo o n ly I years old. W i l t PAT RENT! B U IL D E R S . INC. Own your own T r a ile r lo t 440 121. Scooters & Cycles 133-1074 a month. Miller Road o f f 8. 103 F a irm o n t Dr. • Hanford Ave. ( t A L t . S T A T E Scooter (34 REALTT t BEDROOM. 1 nsth If-me, It. 313-4173. _____ 1341 Park Dr. 3IJ-74IO eorn sr lot. 333-33t>. 3 Upholst ering a M att re e, re n ­ ova tin g. New a U ie d Furnllure. Ce ll Nix l e d d l n g MfgCo. at 701 C elery A v *. I l l * H IT. 24. Well Drilling 103. Mobile Comes • Rent 120. Automottre Service 95. Houses For Sale ST E N ST R O M 55. Furniture For Sale R E P A IR WORK. 95. Houses For Sale Mon. Mar. 8, *65— Page 11 l - S E D R O O H Frsms lloms, e»n ■ vsnlsnt location. Sscrlflcs 14,400. 133-4111.’ A T T R A C T I V E 3 Bs&eoom M»eonry, Londscoped. Excellent cond., nsxr schools, base, shopping Down psyment 1440. 1*4 rhxnnoa D r, Fin e, eregt. t l t - I T t d . R. N. ft L. f. NPoilUona A vaila ble I to 11:1ft ft 11 to 7:20 Hhlfl* Contact Dlrftft- L O S T S O M E T H IN G W H ILE (iir uf N u n n , H#mliiwle Mem ­ S H O P P I N G ! — I’ ut en xd In oria l lloap Rah bati fif'd. the "leoet soil F'uund.” From 9.7. 8am I n o li County (D U ) Dlre ot) H ouses For hate DEBARY MOVE RIGHT IN J. Pedro, m, new condition In ft cut Fin# neighborhood $9,850 Ml- IH V I Illhtt l| '4 fl L 'irr l>«» * rretied p**r* h. c a rp e r t» yeff igcraitur. ele cir b range LOW DOWN PAYMENT tla list J'*4 I l>eL«nd 754 9151 or 714’ LOO KING F r a. ini-Milng un 11*11a - * f#ike a lar ge » w lm ming pool, nni a c f c big •hade treat a c o n n r v * t n y y ? Near 1T-H and In ter at ate 4. K I I a epprataed value I I I . 000 O w n ­ er, lie Barg 14ft 4114 evening* A w fik in B . HR., I bslh, m ie o n r y home. 313 feet Lake fro n t , g t on g ood f ish in g lske, 300 fest fro n t sg s on psvsd road, « p p r o s lm s ts ly 3 scree, go.vl Inostlon. II minutes from Sanford. C R U M L E T - M O X T E I T H . ISC. 100 W. 1st St. 133-4133 3 BE DR OOM HOME, ta r rooma. hardwo od floors, s ir cond.. c t n t r a l hall hast, s ttlo fen. One owner. U r g e corner let. C all 313-3741 or w r it s Box 133, Sanford Herald. 3 BDRM., CR Homs, 1100 Down ft ta ks over payments. I t ) yra. old. 333.0314. D O W ^ N FHA-VA HOMES M P I v r . iA L Outetandtng 1 ft I llliedri»nm H e n i» « available In all A i e t * ol H^nfurdl. leal U» Khow you Around! Seminoltj Realty I t 01 % p er k Av* 172 t i l t anytime Payton Realty 111-51*1 1«40 Hiawatha at 1T-»} CA.SII K APT i « rata# Juat u it The Ifatald W an t Ada tw • •II that item y ju no lunger need UT O W N K R 4 B d rra . 2 bath. Central Heat ft Air Cnnd l^and# aped. Ig* Shad# Tree* fenr-ed back yard, pump A Witter ■J'«|»m Double Carpurte A Iu e r a t i o 112-7171 Vw GHI A • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convprlihlps. • S ta tio n W agons Complete Sclrclion 5S'e Thru 64'a (200 • $300 Down $i0 - $60 Month 100% M tch x n lril (tu xra n lrr — 30 D a jg — 1,000 M iln On AU U » « l V W ’g. Ki Im — I’grts — fisrrlrs f'ggtory AuthurUrd Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. Bo. Hw y. 17-92 Btnford, Fla. SO U T H W A R D IN VE STM E N T A 114 N. Park Ave GOVERNMENT REALTY 133 )173 HOMES $100 DOWN 1. 1 ft 4 tie Aroom Immediate Delivery Be* your K IIA • V A BALKH B R O K E R Stempcr Agency Raa li o r - Appralaer - Tra<le* 12249?! 1ftl ft H French Ave CM. I BDRM. home, Jihnrt Mtg |:Sh rttiwn Can be a#an at 24 28 Marahall, 122-5100. F T iT k R1DGK — B D R -n iV IF IO N I IMrm . 1 H»h . K n t ry Foyer, Family Room, R reakfaet Bar, Ilu tt r - In KHrhen, Central Heat Double Garage, City Power I 171O0. opan Dally K veiling* 444-1751. E P F . Apt., risen, SID Park. HOSE COURT APT . I BEDROOM Furn,, n f;ir bate. 3014 Sanford Ave. MI-4331 W E L A ..A APARTMENTS ' . First 6L G a t e w a y T o T he W a t o r w a r R ob s on S p o rtin R G o o d s Your K V I N R U D E Dealar >01-4-6 E. 1st. 041'h. 113-1)41 You can find a n yth in g you 114 need advertised In tha H e ra ld Classified. F U R N I S H E D Apt,, w a te r A llgh la turn. 3 45. Apply 111 Maple. $100 D O W N FH A — V A 1 UDIIM. Furn. A p t , clean, w a ­ ter turn. |40. 333-3744. HOMES AVALON A p a h t m e n t i 114 W. Ind St . 1131417 I ItuOM Furnished Apt., 111 E. Ith, 133-3711. 1. I. ft 4 nun ROOM! t. m A 3 nATIIS K I T C H E N E Q U IPPE D I-OtV M O N T H L Y PAYM ENTS Fo r Complete InformaUon lit Sea or Call Tour FH A - V A SALES BROKER W i Have Tha Homs For Tou STENSTROM REALTY t ill 111-1110 $100 DOWN Rent R A V E N N A P A R K — 3 bedroom hfiuee. l*hon# 122*2174 97. Houses For Kent IIDRM, l lo u e e . m lU th e , Florida rnnm, tllovft, I conditioner* 123-lOin 10H. Room s For Rent ROOM* fur Men. 4Ol Magnolia ________ Ili-n73n, L A K E M A R Y : 3 Bedroom. K itchen equipped. 122*1048. ft 1 BDRM. Furn lla r s x e Apt., wa ter furn. Itn mu 333'ltoi. Air* S N I C E L Y furnlaheft bedroom home, 8, Hanford Ave. I’ h 222-IISI, 1 15 . A u tos F o r S ale 1)11 FORD 8KYLIN KR . r*tr a c it h lv hardtop, radio, h ea t­ er. power steering, ntede transmission l l l l Ph. 1331117 or sss al I I I Garrison Dr. SOUTH S E M IN O L E R E S ID E N T S CALL B3B-7201 INVEST Deltona! I, $100.00 DOW N 8#lectlon e f I, I, and I D • 1r o nm i 'ncatad In varlou* • tv ilo a * of fan fo rd Immediate De liv ery M ONTHLY PAYM E N TS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME HUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA R E A L ESTATE BR O KE R A p p r tit a l Bpeclallet 111 No. Park 121-7174 LAKE M AR Y. Clean, nicely furnished 1 bedroom. Adult*, no pel* 112-1010. FDR V 1 IMrm HAVKN.NA 1* i i i k , 1 IMrm, 2 Hath. I k # . r»rn*r lot. Cltrue i r »*••• f : 2s rnn , ■ tih-L#*** W1t ll i »p! t.HI In li n y j 2: r. 21 \ 1(it t• So 4*rn, luo. 1*1■t 122 •Iftftl Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: Night# I21-1M* i: i.« 7 0 f t 12*1-0141 Park Drjv# Ft* RN Cd.D-ve S ervic e Dover# AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 20| \V Snd Kt 222-1021 A L L W O R K i lD A R VNT EK D DRIVE O U T T O D A Y t Taka Interstate # 4 to M L Inna gjchenga, and there'i DILIONAI A D 62075 (F - 7 R ) 1*- 122-SSOo Compare This One W ITH THE OTHER 5 MOST PO PULAR A N D YOU W IL L SEE W H A T W E M E A N 1 I I H u m es • S ale ^ n T s d r o o m s " ^ N E W and USED Aw nings ft Cabanas q U A L I Y SlOlttt.K HOMES Hwy. 17 I I H t l 3-3341 61 C H E V R O L E T Impsla 2 Hr. II.T . 548 fu . In Engine With Kid. Trans, It 4L 11 •nd Extra Clean. '^POSSESSION1 •57 Volks. (K95 Hal. 139 mo. 'SO Chav. (1)99 hal. 155 mo. '69 Mercury (791 bal. $37 mo. ‘55 Ford I l f ) hat. $17 mu. '5M l.inculn $59( hal. $29 mo. ’5! Flintier $299 bal. $10 mo. Jrrp $997 hat. $41 mo. ‘60 Kambter $597 bal. $42 mo. 'tl Falcon $79(1 bal. $3S mo. '5H Plymouth $399 baL $24 mo. 60 Opal $691 bal. $32 mo. '33 Olds $491 bal. $24 mo. ‘56 Olds $591 baL $32 mo. -3H Olds $997 bal. $42 mo. '57 Under $Shl bal. $29 mo. '37 llrSoto $399 bat. $19 mo. '57 Uulck $684 bal. $12 mo. 57 Chav. $599 bal. $21 mo. ’$$ Chav. $29$ baL 111 mo. '60 Mercury $797 bal. $37 mo. ‘60 Corvalr $891 bal. $39 mo. '37 Mrrrury $199 baL $19 mo. '35 Pontiac $299 bal. $11 mo. '$2 Chav. $195 bal. 110 mo. '$9 Plymouth $299 bal. 117 mo. '56 Volks $667 bal. $22 mo'59 Itsnault $399 bal. $24 mo. '$6 Chavrolct $149 bal. $7 mo. 1U1/ n##i tr N E W MOON— Air c<*ndlllonad 3 Ildim Factory Bull’ Ca­ bans ft Carports 337-43') BANK SANFORD p *l», ft ROOM llouee. unfurnleh’ d S&« mo. lwake Mourn* I S? - ft01S N A TIO N A L j n j t A tha f a sura lo taa th_ Polniettla, Mschls's famous homo on display In lha Morlds aahlbir at lha N,V. World's Pslri You'll tlta went to tour the 19 other dsMahtlui models, all tailored to III your pocsetbook. Prices range from 419)0. to Ilg.llO , tor the big, lusury model-down payment* start st only (140.. wild monthly payments as W aa Auto HI** * T op * A d u 11a M «u« S.. pet • j : . «o i» A u to m o tiv e Dsllona, Mac kites .slast and (rsa lstl community la Rist mlnuta* from you, Debra over today and taa tor yourself insvt spacious homatltss that tall tor only I 1 H ) , Including Csnlrkl Wstsr Meins and Paved ftreata) You'll ba smeradl (lo . starts you an Via way te the best Investment ■•I inrn of your litsl : URDU • M1M i tifnriUlnhrsl M.I- Properly 1514 14 CHE V. T R U C K with 41 Engin*. Short C h ** *l* for pull ing Mobil* Horn* l l l - l l l l 120. P A R K D R IV E llt - T I M ------ N IG H T 3 ------ Free ftl.00ft Kqully, nnt In L A K E M A R Y . Clean Turn. I Bdrm Apt. 110. Adulta, Call F lig h t Pattern. 10 mlnutea 131.1)10. from Raae. R#nov*t*<! Ilk* new* S Bedroom home with 1* r ra• * n floor*, equlpp*'! kit* N I C E L Y Furn Dup lei Apt., 3 runme, hath ft w a is r Includ­ c he n» L o w in -»# rvice p*y* ed. |40 II 3 - I 3 M tnenti, le#e than renting, rraily to occupy. 1 IK LM LY t ft I BOOM A P T S with CarI I I : A L T Y . Office In - Village ports,. N e w ly De.-orated. ll v . Hell or S Orlendo. 122- 1441. In# r e n carpeted. 101 K I v e ■ I2S-2I7* l l l h St. 96. llo u N r s - S a le o r M o to rs D A Y ft .SITE ! Herald want adi w o r k f o r aa little aa l i e a day I llll C H E V R O L E T , fa ir con­ LA K K M A R T dition. only I I I with new 1 ft. I R e d i (Mime Furfilehtd tag. Ph. I l l - T l o l a fte r I p m. or t*n furniBhed. II It O W N R F.A LT T, I 2 2 i : i : or 121I BDRM, IH Re»he. Family BOR M c K E K USED CA BS 1144 Boom, p r* p ar•'! for air c o n ­ NO M ONEY DOW N dition ng, Np Down I'aymant ‘ 01 F r s m b Ave. Itl-O Tll VA, l mm et11a i e Occupancy LONG W O O D — S Ildrm^ per* 11ally furnlehed. Air Cond , 111 1*11 I.MN K N T E B1)11 A N G L IA 41)). new ly decorated, a veil# hi* n tlf lE B . INC. S A N F O R D MOTOn CO. March 11th, ft4ft mo. Winte r 400 French Ava lll-llll P er k 444- 404. G o v e r n m e n t CTwned t BDRM Furnlehed H o u u , Nice I I T R - I with Radio ft llsstsr. Hom es sscsllsnt condition l l l - I M I Yard, Sprinkling pyatem, Emc #11<•nl nel k tih -f hood 11H. T r u c k s F o r S a le JOHN SAULS AGENCY S a n fo r d , 322-1835 A D U L T S only, Furn. I bdrm. apt. Lights. W ater turn.. (Inly l i t . 301 F.. 3th 133.1131. 123. I lo a t : i & I ROOM Turn Apt. for couple, 4 BEDROOM - I Bsth - Herw t t t r Included I I I . 111-7341. vice Men I I I ) Down - Move In • 47) 34 mo. plus T e s t s "ft C L E A N Furn Apts. 101 P a l ­ . DON’ T G E T l* A U G H T Insurance. LM N ENTER­ metto, 111.1471. L e ttin g this buy slip pset. V ery PRISES. INC. Main o ff ic e: < nice 3 H ! r m „ 1 bsth, Mock ml. So. of Sanford on 17-41. FU RN . Apt. Clots tn. Jimmie homo In selsct psrt o f Sen1 Dlk W es t on Seminole Cowan. 011-4010. ford. R t t u l l f u l shed* tress. Ave. Ph. 433.3311 collect. App rslssd t l 31# »oo but ownN E A T 3 Bdrm. Furn. Apt. T. • r he# reduced pries to (13.000 3 BEDROOM. 3 Bsth. Csnlral Bath, porch. I I I . 1701 M a g ­ Heat, Corner Lot, Double wit h only 11)0 down snd nolia. I l l - 1)11. | l ) oo per mo. Including Carport. 333 1131. FURN. Apt., 110 Oak Av*., 131U i h end Insursnc*. 1141. I1IJ. .M n liilc $100 FITIIN. Apt. 2200 Mellonvllt*. AVE. O PE N E V E N IN G S F lo r id a I2 1-4S0I National Krpoaaaialona Inc. THE DODGE PO LA R A *1295 $$ B U IC K Cons. W ith N »w Top. Has New T a g and Huns lio»d . AU Power, Hadio and llea ler. *295 59 FO RD (ia iix le “ 500“ Convert. Auto. Trans., Full Pow er, II& II, A ir Cond. Real Kharp. *795 ss P O N T IA C 2 Ur. H.T. H AH snd Auto Trana. A - l Maehanlral Condition. *575 59 FO R H 2 Hr. Sedan. Illue A W hile, Aulo. Trana, R * II. Real Nice. *495 - 56 C H E V R O L E T 4 Hr. Sedan. 6 CyL, Sid. Trana. A H ealer. Clean For *450 57 C IIE V . Bel A ir Convert. Bid. Trana., V-8, *'2 S3" E a (. R A H . Hard T o Find. First Come, First Serve. $ SAVE $ 58 C H E V R O L E T 2 Hr. 6 C yL. R A H. 33,000 Actual Miles. B etter Sea This One. N ew T t l . *625 17-92 Auto Sales (C ities Service Station ) PHONE 322-9767 2600 O R L A N D O HR. (Just lie low Jim Hprncera) BARE FRICE 12806 • L O W E R IN C O ST • nKTTKH PE R FO R M AN C E • M ORE ROOM • B E T T E R R U S T I’ U O T E C T IO N • B E T T E R R ID E • 5 YU. OR 50,000 M IL K W A R R A N T Y • M A N Y M ORE A D V A N T A G E S Just C H E C K - Y o u ’ll See GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS • BEN HOWLAND (General M*r.) • BOB THOMAS (Salen Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIG • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN Y* SAM SIMCOE OPEN MON. THRU Fill. TILL 8 P. M. Seminole County Motors 1801 W. lit St. — Sanford Phone 322-0611 Or MI 7-2330 �v, l •, ■t . T r-r • t C . -v *r , « ,».»pr i i '* ' ■ f..\ f.* . r /]<♦»*, ^ • g - 5 •. y k / \ * N .‘ j! ' LOST OUR LEASE * '*> r. AND TH E Y’RE TEARING OUR SHELTERS! . # ____ _ DOW N • _ • ' •,. ...Ji •■-••.» ;. * Jv * V •*. <• « i •/ • • . t . ■ , * •'■ ■ ■* | ,* • ■ . . • V • • ■ • « • • *r - • • ' wRr • * • y- M - ■'• _ i, • •••*, -A . ■ •. • •• >'.•• - Check these "BARREL BARGAINS * K-284 62 Ford V-8 4 Door Station Wagon. Automatic Tran.mhalnn, Pow er Steering, I 'n . r r llrakra, Itadio, llr a tr r, Factory A ir. Solid llody and ff Knginr, Like New T ire*. Waa SI lit*. A Steal At t 1095 in “O.K:M Used Cars. There are many more! 2I8A 63 Chev. »/2 Ton Pickup t.ong H heellia.e. F leet.id e lied 6 C ylin ­ der, Automatic T ra n .m i..io n . F.elra I lean I hrnugliout. Huy N ow . W a . $1595 S 1375 WE HAVE ON HAND CARS USED CARS 1965 CADILLACS — OLDSMOBILE 98’s — DELTA, JETSTAR, D YN A M IC 88’s — CHEVROLETS, CHEVELLES, CHEVY IPs CORVETTES A N D CORVAIRS. M A N Y MAKES A N D MODELS — RECONDITIONED A N D G U A R A N T E E D — W ITH THE “OK TH AT COUNTS.” 299A 60 Oldsmobile ”88” 4 Door Sedan. V-8. Ilydram atic, Pow er Steering and llrakea, Kadio, Heater, Factory Atr, Finteh In lironre W ith Beige Top, Clean Interior, lla e e T o See T o Appreciate. Waa 11495 '1225 AND NO PLACE TO PUT THEM! SO W E ’VE GOT TO SELL THEM — W E H A V E NO CHOICE BUT TO M AKE THE BEST TRADE OFFERS EVER! HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO GET THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE A T A S T E A L WITH THE VERY BEST INSURANCE A N D CO N VENIEN T GMAC FINANCING. WE RE OVER THE BARREL-SEE US AND SAVE! MOTOR SALES Showrooms — Second & Palmetto • 2507 Park Drive, Sanford Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 V �t / i y 0 ft ; v ' i 'Go Ahead County Okays Extensive Road Program e lo c* ** Seminole County * * * * (Eht * ny Paul Brookshire The Seminole County Com­ VOL. 67 mission today adopted resolu­ tions approving an extensive primary and secondary road improvement program for the county. on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 ibralfc ' 9 . W E A TH E R : Fair thru Wednesday, alow wurminc trend; low tonight itt I Os. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TU E SD A Y. MARCH 9, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 142 Robert J. Crumley has been named for the seventh year to the Royal 1’alm Club, an Individual honor group of the The hoard of enmmlssionrrftr American Fira and Casualty Company for top individual met later in the day wiUi producers. Slate Road Department offi­ First American seminnry • • i, cials in Del.and to present the for the Eastern Orthodox Airman 2.'cl Frank II. programs to the state. Faith will he established in Stoeffler, grandson of Mrs. No. 1 priority goes to the the near future on Highway Mae Venable and great- widening of State Road 46 17-92 at Fern Park, It was grandson of Mrs. M. D, Senn, (2Mh Street i from French to announced today by Rev. John of 4117 West 19th Street, is Mcllonvillc Avenue to four It. l\ Adair, pastor of St. spending a 30-day furlough lanes. John Chrysostom Chapel. with his parents. Mr. and Eleven other primary pro­ Located on a four-aer/ tract Mrs. Rufus G. Stoeffler st jects were approved and 16 that fronts POO feet on Lake ralatkn, after a two-year tour secondary projects. of the Woods, the seminary at rinttsburgh, N. Y. His In other action this morn­ of “ The Three Hierarchs" will >ne*t assignment will In- for ing the commissioners adopthe housed in temporary facil­ three years at Paris, Fiance. ed new- subdivision require­ • • • ities pending construction of ments on mads, clarifying a permanent edifice, Father Normally we loss into file and updating previous regula­ Adair said. 13 any unsigned letters to the tions. editor. But we have one sign­ When completed, the semi­ County Engineer William ed “ Just s Herald Reader" Bush said they were nrcesnnry will include the St. John agreeing with the “ Clock's" sary to get betlcr road con­ Chape), of which Father Adair recent mention of the traffic struction in subdivisions has been priest for four years; hazard caused by those little administration building, advis­ He described them av “ not yellow mushroom-type traffic as tdugh” as stale road reg­ or's residence, seminarians' buttons along Highway 17 92 ulations hut in line with those chapel, living center, lounge, between Sanford anil Orlando. in Orange County library, recreation renter, day “ I wish your paper would nursery, lecture hall and din­ The new regulations will go create such a rumble,” the let­ into effect immediately and ing room, kitchen, caretaker's ter reads, "that it would have all contractors and develop­ residence, memorial pool and the highway department put ers will be notified oi the new boat house nml pier. an end to end . . . I have rules. Father Adair said the Or­ seen our mailman almost got thodox Church of St. John The commissioners also ac­ hit twice because of these cepted a low hid from the Chrysostom Is the only Or­ darn stones , . *. Won't you Case Power and Equipment thodox Church in Central Flo­ please take up the issue amt Company of Winter Park for rida ihnl maintains completemake some noise about it?" two traitors One hid, for a ly English language services • • • f<u all members of (hr faith tractor, hackhoe ami loader, Can you teach an old dog was for $5,800. and anothrr for fill aerial photo. St. John Chrysostom Chapel FOUR-ACRE lU T K on the Luke o f the Woods new tricks 7 Idle Eastern O r t h o d o x a tractor and mower was for is shown at right center, Lake of the Woods at at Fern Park for the Eastern Orthodox Semin­ Frankly, we don't know $2,729 79 Five bids on the two Faith, which in-lude* many the Bottom and Highway 17-92 at the top. ary of "The Three Hierarchs" in shown m this (w e’ve never tried i hut dog Items were opened tint tonalities of Eastern Eu­ trainers can teach a dog in ropean ancestry, has only rr The hoard denied a re zon­ sit up. speak, play dead and ing request lor Hillside Es­ -ently become truly Ameri canlzsr^ with the formation of roll over — tates in Altamonte Springs They Just say, “ Roll over. from Rt-AA to RC-I. A peti­ t h e . auonal organization known as the ''Eastern Ortho­ Rover." tion was presented to the [logs also can he taught to board objecting to the zoning dox Cathultc Church in Amer­ fetch pipe and slippers and to request ica " lie peacefully at the master’s This Church eventually will SAIGON (T P !) — Smith Commissioner L a w r e n c e Cnitrd |’ rr»* International feet, looking digmlied and Swofford made the motion to Vietnamese military authori- la- centered primarily in Flo­ Tht- Pacific Northwest and aomewhat sail tin <Inline today that gov* rida. It* jurisdiction is head deny the rezomng. It was in­ New England stale* basked SELMA, Ala <l PI > — I>r fl« * in by pUntWhile posing for a Man of dicated the zoning change wav in mote springlike tempera M mil in I .lit It**r hint* tmluy \ W | k* *nmii taiit iiidu a «r nine hi tr •op* killed more ed by a governing synod and - letgy rouneil 11 is not, in any­ Distinction'' ad requested so horses could be litre. Inday, scJUtrated by mM m liiit l lit) h i my o f in ilig m iM tnttt* n il* lb nt i h’ftr t • IJHJt) than JOO ( We did learn, however, ot a stabled on property in the Mir ft uni the way, to he confused with the a n a d i a n CIV i] light* lltlvuciilfN wiiltf |*l*l ‘•Mil’* l rMil t it 11 OYt ( the In* in it lint dog who learned to play the area prairie* thut chilled the urn) X r g r u from nrrgft* Ihv I f tool M ft t•*S A Mllli) he in S*JietT ll >*’ various foreign language bod­ piano Although he got an oc ies of the Eastern Orthodox Malcolm McClellan, repre Northern Plain* with near nation f 4*r it plitnm**! * frr*n > .-ally aft«rn •Mill to Jongh s -*7 rasionat engagement in night senting the West Lake Brant zero cold. faith that also have activities (Join m a rc h " that hits h I mtm I x lie.Ul. f liii'lr f*I» of S » g I (»**A t'f SftlgMD. clubs or in someone's lunch­ ley Civic Association, appear H o le * h u lti'fc fi n n l .tit SMih i IILMtgMlI in a ii'V M l Kiv r r Slum f l u r r i e s drifted le ft Army advisers in tit* D.S. le g Greek, Rus­ eonette, he was unhappy lie ed before the commission to ibtough the upper Mississippi hirer) mu* n o i •"M 11 vit lights drive. wen* icpiiited Hounded, one sian, Syrian, Serbian, llulgar wanted to give a recital at the lequest tile paving of tile West Valley hut (nought insignifi­ At M mtgoinery h r a v y of them seiluusly, whell a Vtel ian, Albanian, rtr.E A buildup o f fin ecu in this “ Mel." Lake Brantley Jtoad of Alabama stale Cong battalion attacked the While there are three fore­ semi’ Hi m l c ity m cen tral fuit** cant snow full amounts. He practiced night and dayHe brought a petition con Temperatures in New Eng­ Alabama continued through trotpi’i* began moving today eamp h till mortal and recoil- ign controlled Orthodox sendami finally his hour ol til laming two pages of signa land started out warmer to­ the n ig h t, m in in g at om* of low ai d b* Ima. narira in the t'.S. (an addi­ less llfle file umph came . . . everyone up tuns to ask for the paving day than those in northern the (urgent drtim iintritlinh * in tional unr In Cunndit), none \ icliuutii-i'c h-ss* . were plac plaudcd except one rrttic who McClellan said the road got Florida where float once th r South. ed at 11.1 kill- *I uml 27 wound of these sins* I tie English remarked in a moment u! m such bad condition at times ugain threatened citrus and King*! Southern Chi mtiun ‘Quite Alive* language or American cus­ • d. HOI STUN Tex; (L T D — Leadership Conference head­ that many automobiles using truck farm crop*. spite toms and traditions. In fart, “ His Bach is worse than his the road were badly damaged Scattered light rain and quarters Mud It was dispatch­ Russia > /fun 1 2 cosmic protic, alt require knowledge of fore­ The commission turned the snow- fell in the eastern Da­ ing three chartered buses once repurtc ! dying in space, .‘I Boys Die bite." ign language for administra­ • • * q u’ <- alive and head H A itLA Y k> tern — tion of the various liturgical complaint over to Swofford to kotas to the Alleghenies in from Atlanta tn Sclmn, loud is 'the f are o f the arctic front rd with delegations from a* <>1 tutf.it ! i -pedicular.past Thiee l«i>s were fatally crush rite* of the rhuteh A husband is a man who investigate wiih.n !•■*i -i,-Ice of ttic planet ed m a rod f ill at an abandon knows that Ills wife's reason Commission chairman John Bold finnl that poured into far away as Sun Fraru Only the "Three l l ’crarelis" ed roal mine near here. {Chicago Mini Washington who Alexander said the request the north central slate*. Ing is largely sound. eonrentralex on t r a i n i n g If at first you don't sue would he “ given serious con American clergy for America. reed, try again. Then null. No Mderation " use being silly about il County Agent Cecil Tucker The modern woman spend.- also gav.e the commission a 75 per cent of her time sitting report on the county citrus It) Mar) inn Mile* 1shows around thr urn is lit- Mis. P M Kaminlph of W«k* ami h«r pony, *'■ i.n ,," mad** down—the figures show. groves He said the fruit was • ’ uti"!*t. a iiit il undoublcdly lit* ihrt*r y n u -«dd G**r ri Hun- twii III! (tipit f u s t r a t t y <n (lie horse The best tiling about color ,i,ld for $3.030 79 with aUnit .»* |iiutig« si, rider m lionu' |dtilph, dluttghlnr of M i. n o d i J hi - p polnr young M b s show rin nil in January, tin* 'I V so far is that the Jones 200 trees of Valencias left W ASHINGTONi i l l ' l l — can t afford it either. 1 yi » r, aiu!-' . amt- nut i ihhon 1'ireidcnl Juliriaon signed in­ Unc way to live longer is tf inner s Since, they-have sun to law today the first of hit to cut out the things that three more ribbons, the last "Great Society” programs, a make you want to live longer I,ring fur fifth place spot in $1.1 billion measure t>- aid the Nome say nobody knows the age of Ihc human race but ail pickup race at the recent pieluiraque hut poor moun­ agree 11 is old enough to know March of Dime- benefit show tain region known as Appa­ Seminole County Commis­ lachia. better. in Apopka. (Swiped from the sioners moved this morning The major emphasis of the Grrri, who roiqea from a five-year program it a high­ Lion s I’ausc) to join the City of Sanford in requesting enabling legislation family of h I semen, begun way construction with $8(0 to give the two bodies title to riding when she was only 2'* million authorized In build de­ oH-shorc land in Lake Monroe months old Hitti her mother. velopment and aere-s roads in­ and the St. Johns River pend­ Ann. Brother Guy, now 14, to the isolated valley* and ing construction of the marina has hern riding since he was across the high ridges of Apfacilities and Uie port author­ three months old and mother, palarhia. PHILADELPHIA (U l’ li - ity barge terminal, plus what­ Other funds would lie spent herself, startl'd at a very ear-^ “ I asked them to give a hand ever future riverfront devel­ ly-age. lather, although he on vocational education, health In help this girl, hut no one opments might he added, likes to ride, dura an strictly facilities, soil conservation proposal was made by Sen. would give me a hind." for pleasure and does not en­ and rehabilitation of atrip Those were the words of Mack Cle'Vwland Jr. to county ter show* as do other mem­ mine*. Naval airman Janie* R. Geor­ commissioners that -enabling bers of the family. ge. 23, of Atlanta. Ua.. in lestl- legislation should be obtained Cocus was Inherited from Trip Postponed tying how six men ignored his in this session of the state WASHINGTON (L T D — Guy by Gerri and she lakes Legislature so that the county picas for help as he battled a President Johnson has decid­ cart of his feeding and makes howling gang o f . 13 to 20 and city would be sure of a sUh at keeping him brush­ ed, because ol the international youths trying to rape a ii- having jurisdiction of the off­ ed. She is so fund of riding situation, to put aside for tiie year-old girl they had polled shore lake bottom. that she goes'with her moth­ time being aqy consideration County Commission Chair­ from a subway station plat­ er for four to five hours at of a spring visit to Latin man John Alexander instruct­ form. a time and the only ona tiring America. George, his right eye swol- ed County Attorney Harold Is “ Moni" Jen shut and his left eye puff Johnson and Engineer WitSharing in the family's en­ Flyers Killed ed and discolored as evidence ham Bush lii work with thr thusiasm fur the sport it FORT LAUDERDALE city attorney and engineer in of the beating he took at the grandmother! Mrs. C. R. (UP1)— Two occupants oi a and advertising hand* of the mob, testified developing Prance, of Orlando, who ia helicopter were killed when at a hearing before County the necessary ‘ legal proce­ “ proud a* punch" of the chil­ the craft crashed upside down THIS LITTLE DOLL la Gerrie Rnndolnh, three-yenr-old daughter of Mr. Judge Juanita Kidd Stout for dural to present to the next dren and who fullowa the In the backyard of a rural mid Mra. I*. W. Randolph, of Wekiwn Hill*, who in nutkinyr quite a name eight boys, IT to 17 years old. session of the Legislature on sliuwa a* often at possible. hoiuttf (Humid l'holo). Jot' lit-ionIt in hojdf shown mound the mod. aharged with the attack. 1April 6. Seminary Slated For Fern Park North Warmer Than Florida 'Army Of hdignant' 100 Guerrillas Slain By Allies Faces Ala. Troopers 3-Year-Old Captures Ribbons County Approves Lakefront Effort Onlookers Fail Pleas For Help ./ . Appalachia Bill Signed Into Law Knowles, Burton To Draft Criteria “ Go-ahead" signal for development o f the Lako Monroe waterfront development was given by the City Commission Monday evening after presenta­ tion o f a planning outline by Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce committee members. John A. Burton IV, lo­ cal architect and commit­ tee member, outlined a proposal to request ma­ rine and dredging con trac­ tor* to submit hid* for a landfill arca-af 15 acres and hulkhrading In what he term­ ed “ specialized criteria type bidding." Tom mission nfttmbrrs di­ rected Burton and City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles to draft specifications a n d submit them to contractors, designers and engineer* for bids. These specifications would include the 15-acre landfill, the bulkheads im ^ x marina with approximately 240 boat slips. Further development — such * » restaurant, motelbnatel, recreation area, natatorium, etc.—would he left to the bidders' imagination. G U E R R ILLA S have Knuwte* presented to the been oiterntiujr uncom­ Cii|timisslon a detailed study fortably close to the which would place the cost of big U. S. nirptjrt nt Dft the lakefront development at Nang, focal point o f air $795,231, as compared to the activity. Marines have estimate of $1.7 million pre­ taken over the security sented by Maurice Connell duties on tlie base. Associates in an initial re­ (N E A Ncvvsmnp) port. It Was pointed out that the $795,231 cost would he cov­ ered in franchises by lessees, anil would not require in­ creased taxation. “ One o f the first changes proposed," Knowles said, "is • » to relocate Ihe site to a |>oiiit opposite I'almello Avenue so Envoy Killed as lo use tins putilir rightL IM U L It U , G erm any ( U T I ) of-way for direct access to Henry H. Ford,'62, the U. S. the downtown business men cepaul general in Frankfurt, This eliminates the olf site was killed today in a highway expense of acquimig private accident that seriously injured properly for thr rntuieelion Ins wife and chauffeur, and reduces utility costa." Knowles also proposed to Lyndon ‘Cussed’ reiluca the initial number of S T E U B E N V I L L E , Ohio wet berths to 176 ami to sub( I l l ’ll ITiurtrs J. Kulabonlth, stltule the growing practice 12, Bridgeport, Ohio, remain­ of dry storage for other ed in jail here today on a berths for a portion of the charge of using broadcast ttma smaller size boat*. , , . To reduce investment costs, this to denounce President John­ can tie arranged on a ground son in obscene language. lease to private capital. Men’s Hall He also piopnst-d the ,ma D E L A N O ( L T D — A $600,rin* supply and shopping center tie moved into Die 1100 men’s residence hall will landfill heck near ttie (Sem­ he limit at Strlaon University inole) houlevaiil and lo util­ in Ihe coming year. The build­ ize pal king tut No. t lo sup­ ing, which will house about plement the reduced pur king 150 students, will be ready un the landfill area. (or occupancy in the fall term The rity manager also stat­ of I960. ed city personnel van design, const i net and opeiate " s e v ­ Refuse To W ork eral Items at lens expense MIAMI t u r n —About 600 than any report propose*." hingshotemvn here and tn Commissioners i n structed nearby Fort Lauderdale refus­ City Ally. William Hutchison ed to Work today because of to proceed vviih drafting proIssues union leaders and shipposed e n a b l i n g legislation pcis thought Ionl been settled concerning ownership of the ■luring the diawn-out negotia­ lake bottom and clartlytng the city's title to off-shore tion* in Miami Beach. land. Knowles wn* instructed to Venue Change TAM I*A ( Ul ’it Circuit have the city'* fiscal agent draft financing plans (or a t'lmri Ju d g e .Oliver Maxwell $970,471 bond validation plan, switched Ihc (Jjsl site of ac­ including $7U5,0uo for the cused polke slayer Billy Ray walci front devclnpnient plan lialisou from here to Orlando. anil $175,1)011 Go fnluii* fne Ilah-on, 29, and his wife, and recreation Improvement* Juliet, 33. ate rhaigt-d with |(list degree murder. in the city. J I & W A ... BRIEFS OPEN FRIDAY f e n n e i f i t NITE T IL 9 always first quality 63rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! girls 2-piece sport sets 2 22 2 3 to fix 66 7 to 14 Cotton knit topa t a p e r e d cotton with duck pants! Three atylea tn pink, blue, red, tnalaa, or navy. So easy-care, loo — they . wash and wear with almost no fuaa at adit A ll at Pennej'a Anniversary aavingsl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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', * « . * t» j-t£ sj/v** o 'J */ t .w -** L*4, ,.. , 1**~*^'*--- ■4 ----- - - ;■* »D I , I »#- *Mb» cd Baptist TH I! BEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 1lh A Elm 1. u Mnrnha.ll _________ P « W CERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School — CIS a. m. Worship Service _ 11 :H a. m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service ----- Tl*8 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I I I Park Avanua T. B. Chance ........ Pastor Morning Worship __ 1:11 a. ra. Sunday School —w. 8:11 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:88 A'm . Training Union — 1:1* PEvening Worehlp - 1:41 P- ra­ wed. Prayer Service 1:1* p. m. Alliance PINECREST ASSEMBLY or OOD CHURCH Cor. llt h and Elm X. M. W ilder ------------- Pastor funder School — - 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship — 18:18 a. m. Erenlng'"WO/»blp — 111* P- m> Toulh Barr. (Sun.) - 1:08 p. m. Mid-Week Barr. (W od.) - 1:18 p. m. ! | | f— ■ Free Methodist . FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner llh Sb and Laurel Ave. Re*. C- E. Anderson----Paalor Talaphona: Ill-T o :i Sunday S c h o o l___ 1:44 a m. Morning Worehlp — 18:14 a. m. Evening Worship — 1:*8 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 1:18 p. m. V e it Prayer Servloe 1:18 p. m. Nureery Open . .. _ _ Sunday Nlta Broadcast * • ■ W ESTSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH llh Sb A Holly Are. John lb King ------------ Pastor • under School ----- 18:88 *■ mCundor Morning Worohlp — 11:80 a. m. Sunder Evening Worship — 1:88 p. m. Wedneedey prayer Berries _____ 1:00 p. m. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH U U A Orlando Drive . Hwy. IT-11) Sanford, Florida 111-11)1 The Rev. J. Gordon P e a r y , Peetor Sunday School — 8:14 a m. Morning Worehlp — UiOo a. m. Communion— P in t Sunday la Each Month Klndargartae and Nursery PAOLA CHURCH OV CHRIST Highway II Weal Morris R u b y -------Evangelist Bible C la e s ----- — 18:08 a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:08 b m . Evening Worehlp — 1:88 p. m. Bible Claaaea Wed. - 1:10 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST 111) Park Avenue Bert Brown .------- EvangelloO Sunday Bible S t u d y _______ 18:08 a. ra. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Evanlng Bervlca — 8:10 p. m. See "Herald of Truth" I p. m. Sunday en Channal I Tuaeday Ladle■ Bible Claia - 10:0* a ra. *n>ere can b* no harmony without you! Unless everyone joins in to­ gether, determined to make thig performance on life's stage the best one pemaibie, tha result will always be sour and discordant. Wadnaaday Bible C l a s s -------- 1:10 p. na. Perhaps, when we take an honest look at ourselves, we discover •och things as temper or prejudice, jealousy or despair standing in the way of our personal happiness. And when wc arc unhappy, wc feel out of tune with the world. How can these miseries be overcome? find Himself will help us, If we ask Him. It is His intention that His children live in harmony and contentment, and He will show us the way. Christian Science JORDAN M1SSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1811 W. P in t Street ■ nadey School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worohlp _ 11:88 a m. Bible gtudy ISundsy) 1:00 p.m. Urengollstlo Service 1:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 1:00 p. m. Bill S t e p h e n !-------------- Fe»lor A Cordial Wolcomt to All W o r e h l p ----- T:J* p. m. FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 180 Eaat Second Street .Sunday Bervlca A Sunday Bchool----- 11:84 a m. Subject; "Spirit" Wednreday Service _ 8:80 p m. llr-dlng Room: tot W. Flret Wee wile ye: 10:18 a.m.— 4:lu p m. Bring your problem to church this Sunday, and offer it to Him in prayer. He loves you greatly, He understands you perfectly, and only He ean help you to regain the song of joy thut belongs in your heart. Church O f God O A K LA W N BAPTIST CHURCH 1T41 Country Club Hoad Sponsored far First Baptist Church Rev. R- T. Barrett ----- Pastor Sunder B c h o o l____0:45 a. m. Worehlp Service — ll:oe a. m. Training Union 0:44 p. m. Evening Worehlp _ l:lo p. m. Wed. Prarar Serv. _ 1:10 p. m. CHURCH OP OOD llnd A Pranch L II. A lf o r d ................ Paalor Hundey School ■■■■ 8:44 e m. Morning Worehlp 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Serv. );00 p m. Painlly Night Service Y. P. E. Wed..... ... 1:18 p m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH IIWT. 411 Ph. I l l - I l l * Peetor Cheelar W. Plank Sunday School —— ie:00 e. m. Morning Service — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — — 0:10 p. m. Evening Service _ 1:10 p. m. Wednesday Meetings: Organisations — 0:18 p. m. Prayer . T:*o A mChoir ------------------- »:10 p. m. CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY Hot Elm Avenue Rev. Robert Welch ____ Pastor Sunday School _ _ _ » (2 a. m. Worehlp service _ 10.ft a. in. E ngeltetlo Serv. — ftio p. in. Tueday: Bible Training —_ 1:41 p. tn. Thursday: Young People Service 1:44 p m. LUTH ERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. llth Place T h e Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV T h la le tha Life" Herbert W. Ooeree — _ Pallor Sunday S c h o o l----- 1:14 a. m. Worship Strvlra — 14:20 a. rn. THE CHURCH FOR A l l . . . Kindergertan a nd N ura ar y Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH l i t Park Ava. Rav, Robart M. Janklna. Paalo r M o r n ln f Worahlp 1:10 p. m. Sunday School - >:4S a. m. Mornlns Worahlp — 10 :SS a rn. MVK Maatlng* «:S0 p. ra. * 1nterm ail Ia ta. SanUir) IV IB iS f Worahlp 7:10 p ra- 4:1-1 133:1-I | <st2? t Toeaday Wninvaday Euki.l 8:13-18 Kiwi us 20:1-17 > * <tf7> t <s±2? t t giz7 t Thursday Jeremiah 31:2-3 Friday "I’ralma Natarday Jamas 25:4-10 1:5-12 + <si2? t FIRST CHURCH OF T1IE NAZARENE W. 2nd Sb at Maple Ave. Paul B lc k t a __________ Paster Bunder Schoel — 1:44 i Morning Worship __ 10:50 a. m. Youtlr H o u r ________ 1:00 p. m. Evangelistic Service 1:88 p. m. Mid-Week Service (W ed.) __ 1:08 p. m. Third Sunday S lngeplratloa___1:08 p. m. • iti FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L Holcombe, T u to r Sunday 4:45 a. m. _ _ Bible Schont 11:00 a. m. _ Morning Worship 7:04 p. tn. _ Evening Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Services 7:48 p. m. _ Last Wed. Miss­ ionary Service FIR ST P ENTE CO STA L C H U R C H OF LONG WOOD t i l Oranga Straat Rav. E- Ruth UreUit P i it or S u n d a y School 10:00 A- me Morning Worahlp _ 11 tOO a,m. Bunday Evanlng __ 7:30 p. rn. Wad nibla study - 7:10 p. m. Conqueror a Maatlng F r i d a y ___________ 7:10 p. m. Presbyterian FIR ST FR F L U T T E R l A N Oak Ava. & 3rd St. O m v t r <3. Sawall J r . __I ’ a iln r CHURCH Monday Taalma FIRST BOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman's Club Building 101 Oak Ava. Durward II. Knight Jr., Tailor Sunday School ______ 1:44 a. m. Worship Service __ _ 7:20 p. m. CHURCH Sanford, Fla. OENEVA METHODIST Sunday Kpbeatana * Pentecostal ALL FOR THE CHURCH T l* Cliurrti h Ihi i on earth fur the building of char**l-r am! good citisrnahlp. I l k * «Im k In u r of •plrllual valune Without a •trung Church, neither demncncy rmr riviliution can aurriva. Tbara •re four sound m uon »hy wary prraun ahould attend aarvkaa rvguLrly and au|n»irt Church They am: (I I For hia own aakr (1) Ktw Ilia rtiildran'e aakc. (3) For the sake of hk mnununity and nation. (4f Fur Ihr ante of lh> Church ILa.If. which rmda hk moral and malarial aupfurt. Plan lo go to church I larly and read your IhtAt daily. Southern Methodist Nazarene Lutheran CHURCH OP CHRIST Oanava Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School —— . -8:10 a. m. Morning'Worship — 8tl0 a. m. E enlng Worship — 8:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer fervloa 1:18 p. m- PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Poolor _____ William J. Oueea Morning Worehlp . 11:00 a. m. Bunder School ------- 0:41 a. m. Training Union ——■ 0:11 p. m. Evening Worehlp _ 1:10 p. in. Wed Officers A Teachers Meeting -------------- 0:10 p. m. j Eve. Church O f Christ js s a s ® !S ? s-iix’ t * Eronlng Serrlco ----- 1:88 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Bunland Estates Citrus Heights Rev. Charlie B Hogg _ Paslnr Church . S c h o o l , . *:4S a- m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. M Y F ---------------------- 8:10 P- m. Wed. Preyar Service 1:10 p.m. PIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST lie ) 8. Sanford Ava. Ib Vernon Puller Sunday School ... — 0:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp - 11:08 a. m. Baptist OSTEEN METHODIST CHURCH Oat ean STAFFORD MEMORIAL CHURCH North Monro# C. A. B e a l l y --------------- Parlor Orleen Sunday B chool----- 10:80 a. m. Oaleen Worahlp Barviea — 11:*8 a. m. Stafford Memorial— Worehlp Service — 1:18 a. m. Stafford Memorial— Sunday Scbqpl ----- 10:10 a. ta. HOLY CROSS ^ 411 B. Perk A va Fr. Leroy D. Soper. Rector Holy Communion — 1:18 a m. Family Bervlca and Sunday School .... — 1:04 a ra Morning Prayer fPIret Sunday —Holy Communion 11:88 a m. Christian C EN TR A L BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th Sb A Oak Are. Call Smith . -— Pastor Cundsy School ------ 1:41 a. m. * .. BAPTIST MISSION E N T E R P n ifE • undty Bchool-------8:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp - 11:80 a. m. Training U n io n ----- 1:41 p. m. Evening Worehlp — 1:18 p- m. Wed. Night Prayer Meeting _ 1:18 p. m. Jlev. lb J. Boynton _ _ Pastor Assembly O f God 4 CHRIST CHURCH *« Church Street, Longwood Tr. Charles W . gtewarb Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 1:08 a m. Family fervloa A Claeeea , 8:00 a m. Classes - 1:18 a m. E LD ER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Haater A v a B. Hamilton Orllfln — Paator Sunday School — 8)41 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Training Union ---- 8:18 p. m. Evening Worehlp — 1:41 p. m. CHRISTIAN UIBSIONART ALLIA N C E CHURCH 14ti park A v a at llth St. H ot. a C. Data, Jr. — ranlor Bondar S c h o o l----- Istl a. m. Worship Service _ 11:18 a. m. Evening W orihlp — 1:18 p. m. Alliance Youth • Fellowship (W od.) — 1:18 p. m. (W ed ) prayer Carrico ------ 1:18 P- m. Methodist Episcopal Adventist Rav. W- E T lm m t ____ Paato* Sunday School ______ 1:41 a. m. M orning Sarvtcas .... 1I:S0 a. ra. Choir Practlca Wad T : I 0 p. m. Evary On# Walcomt* Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aa»l»taiit Faatur Church School 3:4S a- rn. £**alon M i i t a ____10:41 a. m. Morning W o r a h l p __ 11:00 a. m. IHonaar Frllowahtp ^ *;00 p, m. Banlor HI K*Uowahlp S:00 p. m. E ar nin g Worahlp 7:lo p rn. Wad. Frayar Maatlng 7:00 p. in. t <siz> t <slz> GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd* at Woodland Ava, Rav. John HL Htraa Jr . Paator Church .School I ; i i a. rn.* Morning Worahlp — 11.00 a. rn. M ir ____________ B:I0 p. m. COVENANT FREPFTTERIAN 1773 South Orlando Driva Thomaa IL M a k ln ____Paalor |j W'orahlp _ ------- — f:00 a. m. 1 Church School _ 10:00 a. ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleB E T T Y CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-82, Casselberry, Fla. T H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROW N PE S T CONTROL H A R R E L L & B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 25th Sb, Sanford • C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. H O LLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK Howard H. Hodges and S taff PERFECTION D AIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-02, Sanford SEM INOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. * COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Ine. Harold Slama and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. 1and Staff J. C. P E N N E Y CO M PANY C. L. Robinson and S taff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff S M ITT Y’S S N A P P IN ’ T U R TLE MOWER SALES AN D SERVICE L. D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida S TA TE FA R M INSURANCE Companies Irvin g L Pryor and S taff W1LSON-MAIER FU R N ITU R E COMr. and Mrs. A i Wilson PROGRESSIVE PR IN TIN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff BOB’S R E S T A U R A N T Bob and Esteile McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S T A U R A N T Rose A Wilks Bowmun A Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenatrom and S taff W IN N D IX IE STORES and Employees * P a o 1a Wesley a a Met bod lab Rb M W. at Paela Bb James A M E , Banrord A v a Bb Mary's A.M.E. Church Bb Rb *11 Osteen Sb Panl's Methodlat C h u r c h Oeteea HA Enterprise Stafford Memorial Methodlat C l i n k A DeBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Pareet Lake Seventh-day Advamlet Church, Hwy. t il. Forest City Seventh-day Adventlet Church, Maitland Ave, Altamonte Springs Sanford BavanU-day Adventist ChurcA Bevanth * Elm . .. . . OTHER CHURCHES f A.H.H ChurcA Olive A llth Church of Ood la Christ, Ovleda Chulueta Community Church Church ef Ood af Prophecy, 15*1 Elm A v a Church of God Mission, Enterprise Church af Jesus Christ at Latter Day BalntA t i l l Park A v a CemmuhUy Chapel, Altamonte Springe .Western Urthodos ChnreA i b Johns Chryaoatam Chapel. Hwy. l l - l t . Fern I'arh Congregation Bath l.reel. llth A Magnolia Flrat Church af Christ, BclaatMb 104 E. lad SL Kingdom Hall af Jehovah's Witness Lake Monroe Unlb t i l l W. Third Bb First Pentecostal Church of Longwood Pul) 0 sepal Tab#raacla IT U Country Club “ *■ O U »* HoUnena' ChurcA O a k H ill KILG O RE SEED CO M PANY 1400 W. 1st. SC, Sanford BIL L H E M R jflL L MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st; S t, Sanford C H ELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. Firat, Sanford GREGORY LUM BER o f Sanford t IIIL L HARDW ARE A IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees I FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Sillouff end Employees LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir CondiUoning LIG G E T T R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman K oleff and Employees H • l • 4 A . D U D A A SONS, INC. Slavie, Florida H IL L LUM BER A H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crappa and'Employees P U B L IX M ARKETS and Employees -SEM INOLE C O U N TY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBJLTTIBT Anti#ok Baptist Church, OvteB# ' Central Bap list Chnreh. t i l l Oak Ava Chain a la FLral BagUet Char oh Chulueta BapUat Mlaalon Elder Springe Bap Hat Cknrah. I l l Lebeoan BA rira l Uaptiet Chur eh. I l l Park Are. Frlangablp BapUat Church af AUamanta Bprlaga B b 4IA Altamonte Springe PI rat BapUat Church of Denary Plrat Baptist'Churah pf Oenava First Baptist Chkrah at Lake Karp First Baptist Chnrek a f Laka Uenraa First Uaptiet Church at LoagweaB, Oar. FHet* BattledCburvh <•* Ovleda First BapUat Chart* at Baa Lando gprlnga First ^hliah Mlaalsaary Bap Hat Church. riUTctb „ .> U a t Mleeloa, Chulueta B e jllrt Church Barth JtA eptiat ■ r ! a CATHOLIC Church , Marnlng Otary Bapttal Church. Genera H » r . I Mb Olive Mlaelvaary BapHel Church, Bah •prlas* BA, Leas se»4 T Mb Etoa Mleeleaarr Baptlab Blpas Ave. New Mb Calvary Mlaatoaary Baptist 1181 W. llth Sb New Baleen Primitive Baptist Church, t i l l W. llth Bb Hew Mb Bias Bapllat Chnreh, I1M re ar Ava Oaklawn Baptist Chapai. t i l l W. 18th Bb Oilssa Baptist Chnreh / Flnacrast Baptist Chnreh. I*t W. Onora ItA Prairie Lake Baptist Church, W i r e H I , Pern Park Prepress Mlaalanary Baptist Chur oh, Midway Second Shiloh Mlaaleaary Baptist Church. Ninth A Hickory Sb James Missionary BapUat Church BtA HA i l l Osteen • b Paul Mleelenary Baptist Chnrek. Ith Bb Bb Matthews Mleeioaary BaplUt Church Ceases U elgbU Bb Jahh'a Mlaalsaary BapUat Chunk. •It Crpraaa Bb Temple Baptist Ohurah. Palm Bprtags BA. Altamaate hprings WaetelSa Mlaalanary Baptist Chunk, • * A Holly a v a eh Map* Baptist Church. 1U Orange A v a Chunk at tha MaUvttr. Lake Mary All Baula Catholic Church. T il Oak A v a Homan CathaUo Memu SputUmaa'a CiuA Chuiuata ■W ■! ■A—, Bb Ann's Catholic Chnroh. Perching Itace, DeBary Kb Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Mait­ land A v a Altamonte Springs CHRISTIAN Plrat Christian Church. 18*1 A Sanford A v a CongregnUsuel ChrleUaa Chnreh, tttl l'ark Ava. Norihslde Christian Church, P i e r IS a Mavea D r, MolUend CHURCH OP CHRIST v Church a f Christ, t i l l A Park AVA Chnreh af Chrleb Oseeva Chnroh of Chrlab LongwoaA Chnroh at Chrlab fe e ls CHURCH OP OOD Church at.O sA 1*1 Hickory Churchat OaA 11*8 A Preach Church at God. Ovleda /u ChurchW Oad U lm isA Haleaprba SPlBCOPAJa All B albU Episcopal Chunk A DeBary A v a , Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. LongwoaA A ll Balnls Episcopal. Enterprise Episcopal, Park A v a at ttk LUTHERAN Aacsneloa Lutheran ChuroA Overbrook l)r , Caseelberry flood Shepherd United Luthern, JtUU A Orlando Dr. Lutheran Church of tha Redeemer, let W. llth Place Messiah Lutheran Church. Amerleaa Legion Hell. Prnlrla Lake, Pern Park Bb Lukes Lutheran Church, Rb thd Blnvla HETUOD18T Barnett Memorial Methodlat Church. B. Detlary' Ave.. Enterprise Bear Lake Methodist Church Bethel A.M E Church. Canaan llelghta' Caasalberry Community Methodist chnreA Hwy. 11-81 A 5*tney Itldge ltd., Casselberry HsUary Commually Methodist Church W. Highlands DeBary Christ Methodist Church Bunlead Kstalea First Methodist Church. 411 Park A v a F irst Mel hod let Church af Ovleda First Southern Method!at Church ' Women's Club 181 Oak A v a F rva Methodlat Church. *81 W. Ith Bb Oanava Methodlat Church. Qeaeva Oraes Methodlat Chore A Oners B A Grant Chapai A M .H Church, Oviedo Oakgrote Methodist Church, Ovleda Oateaa Methodlat Church NAZARENE P in t Church af tha NaaartnA W. 2nd at Maple Para Park Chnreh at tha NaasreaA O'Brien RA, Fern Park Lake Mary Church af tha Naaarena PIlEBBTTERtAN Community Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary First Presbyterian Chore A Oak Ava A ltd Bb First Presbyterian ChnreA Caseelberry First Presbyterian Church af DeBary, E. Highland Prsabytartan Chnreh a f Tha Csvaaaat I f f ! H. Orltodfi Dir, Bb Andrews Presbyterian Chnreh B ill Leassal BaA D r, Bear Lake U paala Cemmamlty praabytarlaa ChnreA Upaala lalaler Praabytarlaa Chunk. MsweU j a r Hb Ud Rd* Q ltflll P le fc r.lt Aaaembly of. OaA llth A Elm Banfard Alllanca chare A t i l l A Park A r e Banferd Congregation a f Jahovnh'a W ltnemaA 184 Banferd A v a The Balvaltvn Army, 114 E. Ind Bb Unity Church nf Banfard. I H d l i t I b 'I �. 1* V. i '• / •• t rf - r. i: to* 'n to • '* i y #* \ * . M w / Johnson Calls Security Council In Viet Nam Crisis • • / Hear Report From Bundy W ASH IN G TO N (U P I )— President Johnson call­ ed the National Security Council and congressional leaders to a meeting today on the crisis in Viet Nam. It was the third session o f the security council in 36 hours. Johnson arranged the -session, to wTiTCh he invit­ ed leaders o f both parties, hours after the second joint American - South Tli» Dick V n Dyke TV show it proving mart .and mort popultr, at tht weeks go by. But this coming Wed­ nesday's episode will carry a special message: From the American Dental Association Id keeping with.National Chil­ dren's Dental Health Week. • • • Re the four-laning o f 25th Street (Sit 46) between Mellonville and French Avenues: Richey tireen, SRI) engineer at DeLand says that "We don’t know when we'll get started — our budget is broke; we have to wait until we get some more money." • • • Joe Malhicux, one of the charter members of the Sanford-Seminole Art Association ho* tieen invited to be a judge at the annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. This is an honor for Joe as this show draws thousands of vis­ itor* from all ‘ over Florida ami ha* become a prime tour­ ist attraction. • • • Tom Speer, vice president of the Jayrer*. *ays the only group of young men who have been turned down more than the Jnycee* at the blood bank is the National (iuardsmen. "A re we really all that un­ healthy?" asked Tom. • • • Margaret Toevs, a local young artist who is now an art major at Stetson Univers­ ity is the Artist of the Month at tlie Senkarik display gal­ lery. M a ig a i ft attends local art classes as well as college classes. • • • . After a short introduction at t h e Jayceea luncheon Thursday, John Kridcr. speak­ er for the day, said jokingly: ‘•When I am out of town I am considered an authority and rate a longer introduc­ tion." It's the old adsge, John, that a "prophet ia without honor in hia own country." • • • We read where telephone aubarnbera in several other fouthcin states gut a tax re­ bate on their telephone bills. Maybe Florida subacribers rate one, too What do y«lu think, Bub Shedden? Person­ ally, we'll trade our tax re­ bate for a metro telephone system in Seminole County, e • • Sign on the fence at the gateway to the telephone company truck parking lot on Laurel Avenue, apparently a message to the truck drivers: "W e are happy you returned safely." • • * Here’* something you've been waiting to hear — the annual Art Show will be held on Feb. 21 from noon to 6 p m. at the Civic Center. Thla it a itimulatiag event that brings visitors from all around to join the local folks in ob­ serving what talented artists we have here. Mark your cal­ endar for this cultural treat. • • a State Beverage Director Ren Morris says that alcoholic beverage and cigarette taxes took a sharp rise of M.20 per cent during the month of De­ cember 1964 over the same period a year ago. Morris al­ so noted that law enforcament activity by tba Department continued at a normal VevcL Seminole County * 41 * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The N ile o f America” fo n t lfc ’ < Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 J W E A TH E R : Enrly morning fog again Tuesday, hight 80-85; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 67' United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., FE B R U A R Y 8, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 121 w w a ... Heavy Fog Shrouds Area After Storm County Hike BRIEFS In Support Of Soviets Warn Schools Seen Viet Nam air attack on North MOSCOW (U P I) — The So­ Viet Nam in two days. viets warned today that U.S. The primary purpose of the retaliatory bombing raids ameeting w n to hear a first­ gainst Communist North Viet Even the birds were walk­ hand report from presidential TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Nam could have the "most State School Supt. Thomai D. fact-finder McGeorge Bundy. ing this morning when the serious conscqucncfei." Bundy, White House adviser heaviest fog of the year Bailey said today he la pretty on security matters, returned shrouded the Sanford scene well convinced that the 1965 Chinese W arn late Sunday night from South Legislature le not going to and clung to the area for .much Viet Nam. ... TOKYO (.DPI).— Commu­ rafti taxei. * : 1 Bundy visited the badly dam­ of the morning. nist China said today it will aged U. S. air force base and The fog followed by about Bailey laid thje meant that not stand Idly by while "U.S. personnel compound at Pleiku a day the direct hit by lightn­ imperialist*" extend the war if quality education Is not to Sunday before flying back to ing of a Florida Power and in South Viet Nam to Commu­ suffer the counties are going Washington. Light Company substation on nist North Viet Nam. to have to step up their fi­ He had been in Saigon for Grandview Avenue, a hit that nancial support to schools. -conferences with U. S. Am- knocked out power over a vast _ _ . T ra ffic Toll Bailey told the Continuing bassadnr Ms well D .T a y lo r ls c c t io n ijf Ibe eastern and TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - Education Council, a group of and South Vietnamese -offi­ southern portion of the area. - rash of multiple • falalil; ymrn—beaderp^y— Lamar Tower company manager cials. . accidents p u s h e d Florida'* Sarra, of Jeckaonville, dedi­ The Defense Department Scott Bums called the direct weekend death toll to 23, the cated to Improving public ed­ made public (he names of se­ hit an "extremely unusual state patrol said today. T h e ucation, that "there eeema to ven of the eight U. S. service­ happening" at this time of dead included Leesburg May­ be a universal feeling that no men killed in Communjst the year. new taxes are going to l « or Claude H. Moore. sneak attacks on U. S. bases He said the lightning struck voted." in South Viet Nam Saturday. at about 6:45 a m Sunday Guest Of Honor Bailey said h# ran find no The Navy pilot whose plane and power was restored in an BUENOS AIRES (U P I) — sentiment for expansion of was shot down by Communist hour by repairmen making i Miami Mayor Robert King the state sales tax or other groundfire in U. S. retaliatory temporary arrangements High arrived here from Rio revenue sources that now supraids on North Viet Nam Sun­ The substation series the de Janeiro on the aecond leg port the spiralling public day was identlfed as Lt. Ed- Sanford Naval Air Station, the of his South American good education program. ward Dirk»on of Wyoming. Pa. Hunt plant and all area* be-1 “ The feeling I* there will will tour and was proclaimed He was seen tc parachute into tween and north to the Semi­ i<* sufficient increase in rev­ this city'* "guest of honor." the aea. and a search waa in nole .Memorial Hospital sec­ enue from present sources to progress. tor. carry on another two year* F P & L Suit LEADING THE SANFORD pirate invasion of The Americans dead in the Burns sa.d the hospital is the ‘most economical' pro­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Tampa today will be Sharon Drum, first lieuten­ guerrilla attack on Pleiku in­ equipped with immediate turn­ grams for all state agtnrlea. The Supreme Court took under ant and assistant head mujurettc o f the Tw irl­ cluded: Arm) Capt. George over to auxiliary units and "Unless there la a drastic ►dvlaement today a petition Markos, whose wife Billie there waa do trouble there. ing Semino)e.«> Stnron poiea in hdr pirat* cos­ change In Altitude, we are seeking to hilt a public utili­ going to find it difficult to lives at 19 Patrick Circle, Mel­ The lightning and severe tume just before boarding one of the throe bine* ties cominlision he ,ring into get anything approved beyond bourne, Fla which took the Seminole High School hand and thunder awakened many per­ Florida Power ar\d Light Com­ the programs we have now," sons early yesterday morning majorettes to the Gasparilla parade. pany rates. A sidelight of the power liailey laid. failure is that many persons "With trhool needs eo Dairy Pool were late in going to church great, w* may have reached as they checked their clocks TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — the place where there it go­ on arising, nol realizing they Tlie Florida Milk Commission ing to have to be a lot of voted Monday on a proposal soul-searching at the county had been turned off for most to creatr a market - wide pool level elfout financing our of an hour r\ ' i n * i * 'or dairy farmers and diatrlb- schools,” Hailey said. The rainfall totaled nearly 13087189 1iitnr* — a plan that could sink an inch and covered a wide Rep. J. J. Griffin Jr., of or save the controversial com­ Osceola, ehairnmn of the section of the stale, local agri Funeral irrvicea for Clif­ This i» * return eilgage- mission. The Srnumdv High School cultural interests said. powerful House appropria­ ford W. Baker, DVM, presi­ nieni for the local aggrega­ tion* committee, echoed Bail­ Marching and Twirling Semi­ dent of Perfection Co-opera­ tion. They attended in 1963 HO Feet Icy Rains Sweep ey '» itaUmenta, saying that nole* left early today to par­ tive Dairies, wera conducted and several year* before. Due Southern Plain* although he hee not got a LOS VALDES. Chile I U PI) thm morning by Rev. Fred ti, ipate in tlie annual Guspu to puiade official pollcie*, no United Pres* International — An air force investigator closed mind on the subject, Chance at Firit Baptist A giant mas* of frigid air rilia Puiade, highlight of the band i* invited in consecutive suld today 30 fret was the it's going to take a lot of Church. Interment was in buckled balmy temperatures Flurida State Fair in Tampa year*. margin of disaster for the convincing to get him to even Oaklawn Memorial park Ce­ After Ihe five-mile parade, Chilean airliner in which 88 consider any expansion of in the Midwest today and sent The Seminole*, abandoning metery. a band of icy rain sweeping their traditionul Indian re­ the hand was dismissed f*r person* were killed Saturday. present state eervicr*. Dr. Baker, long-time San­ "The people are feeling the across the southern plains. galia, were enapplly clud ill several limns to enjoy the fair Ihe propeller - driven DCS hit ford resident, died Friday eve­ Cold wave conditions pro pirate costume* In the spirit and later will In- treated to volcanic ML San Jo»e Just 30 tax burden,” said Griffin, ning at Orange Memorial Hos­ vatldscj across parts of Wiscon­ of the annual pirate invaiiou dinner by the band parents feet below It* 11.500 - foot who sat In on recent hearing* pital. He waa the father of on a proposed elate budget of organization. sin, Minnesota, Iowa, Neb­ of Tampa. peak. City Commitaioner Jo* Bak­ ft .6 billion which it tomeraska »nd Kansas The polar er. He reaided at 2001 Hibis­ thing ilk* $450 million in exTampa 'Invadrd' air sent temperatures falling cus Court. era* of anticipated revenue And *t apturrd' a* much as 50 degrees. Sun of the late- Mr. and from present, taxes. TAMPA (U P I) — The Rain was felling in 38 of the Mrs. Joseph Baker, Dr. Bak­ "W e must cut the cloth to wrrk-long (iuaparilla festival er was horn in 1900 at Ttftpn. adjacent states. fit the pattern,” he said. - started Monday with the "in ­ Hazardous driving warnings Ga. He waa graduated from Bailey told the group that vasion" qnd capture of the were posted across Missouri, the University of Georgia it ii going to take 179,651,276 •It >- liy u sailing ship loaded Oklahoma and Arkansas. LAKELAND (U P I) — Cltrui school of veterinary medicine more than present public Hundreds of fishermen were groves show some damage with licarded, cutlass • toting and began hia practice in San­ school spending just to main­ hue cuiire r s stranded Sunday on I.akc St ([ofii the mid • January cold ford in 1925. tain the status quo in present The pirate ship J»»e Cas­ Clair when a dense (og shroud­ inap, but tne overall tree con He way associated with hie Permanent removal of San­ school services, without any par. fully rigged with sails ion in the dairy buainaaa, was ed the shoreline. Authorities ditlon appears good, according and loaded with a bloodthirsty ford'* parking meter* will lie expansion at all. That ia be­ at New Baltimore, Mich.i to the latest Florida Citrus a deacon of First Baptist northeast of Detroit kept a Mutual crop condition report crew of businessmen decked requested by the Greater San­ cause of Florida's increasing Church and was a member of school enrollment, which goes out in tatteied garli. Bulled up airen droning fop hour* to ford Board of Commerce end up at the rate of 6u,U00 new The report was tlie first tak­ the llutary Club and the San­ the llilltbuiough River at high guide them back en by Mutual field men since ford Mala Chorua. noon with cannona blasting the Sanford Merchants Divi­ etudent* a year. the cold spell of Jan. 17-18. Surviving are hia wife, the sion of the Seminole County away. , Orange, Osceola, and Semi­ former Bertha Benson, of Ma­ Annually the pirate crew Chamber of Commerce when rietta, Ga.; his son, three nole—Damage resulting from takes uver the town and sets the City Commission meets at Firemen Blanket grandchildren, Suian, Cynthia the recent cold rontinue* to off a week long celebration 8 p.tn. tonight in City Hall. Foam On GaBoline and Stephan Biker; a brother. »how up, the worst being in Whether commissioners ap­ witli a parade considered one Hanford firemen epent five Henry Bakar, of Tampa, and the normally considered cold of tlie largest in the south. prove the request, they also hours early Saturday dissip­ three titters, Mrs. Luna Rigiocationi.-This year it includes 60 floats plan to discus* whet type of ating 6,000 gallon* of gasodon and Mias Pearl Bakar, Temples and tangerines were SAIGON (U P I) - The Unit­ and 25 marching bands from parking is best on First Street line which epilled uver the Tifton, Ga., and Mra. Roger ed States today poised the full damaged in most all locations. and the traffic lane arrange­ ground while being piped throughout the suuth. Holland, Statesboro, Ga. power of its military forces Tree damage it pretty well Gov. Haydun Burns arrived ment at the intereectlon of from • river berg* to a stor­ Brisson Funeral Home waa in Southeast Asia against confined to some foliage loss. Sunday to tie on hand to ride First Street and French Ave­ age tank, Chief Mack N. in charga of arrangements. Communist North Viet Nam's in the parade's place of honor nue. * Cleveland Br. reported today. attempt* to conquer South liefore a. crowd of 70,000 lin­ UTwo public hearing! are The gee wee covered with Viet Nam. slated, one to allow apartment foam until it seeped into the ing the etreel*. Sunday's swift retaliatory After the pirate* land, they buildings in neighborhood ground. raid by American planes accept the surrender of the commercial areas (C -l) and against troop staging areas in city from Mayor Nick Nuc- another to tons the newly an­ the Communist north made it KHARTOUM. The Sudan - rio. nexed area at the corner of Man Wounded LAKELAND (U P I) — Pro­ clear that the United Statei (U P I) — A crowd of 500,000 Tha piratre, nearly 400 27th Street and French Ave­ A man identified a* John­ cessing plants are handling a waa prepared for a major new cheering Sudanese welcomed members of "Y e Miktlc Krewe nue to R-l. • nie Jonet, of 809 East Eighth record volume- of oranges in turn In the war effort. Queen Elizabeth II today when of Gasparilla," will calm down The Sanford Chamber of Street, hea been charged on an effort to salvage aa much the British, monarch arrived some tomorrow when they Commerce has asked to pre­ three account* after he alleg­ a* possible from tha rapidly- Patriotic Front here for a four-day state visit spruce up for the annual cor­ sent Its plan for a botanical edly that Btraudy B. Sapp* maturing crop. There had beep fear* that onation of tha celebration's and xoological arts with re­ in the right foot Sunday. TOKYO ( U P I ) — Commun­ location of the too. Utilization soared to a sea­ ist China today announced strife between Sudan'* Arabs king and queen, 8appa was treated at Semi­ son high the week before last tha formation o f a "patriotic and Negroes might mar the The Jose Caspar will bs A t tonight's meeting first nole Memorial Hospital. Jona* when slightly more than four front" to overthrow the pro- queen's arrival. tied up at the new Curtis Hix- reading of an ordinance chan­ ia charged with Intoxication, million boxes of oranges wera Wtetem government of Thail­ A spokesman for the queen on convention hall where R ging tha closing hours of raa- assault with a deadly weapon processed, with most going in and and eradicala American had conceded them was "a will be on diaplajr and open taurant’-bars to 2 am. Instead and discharging a firearm ininfluenca there. to concentrate. possible danger to her Lie." to visitors all week. of midnight will be beard. tha fit/ limit*. Dr. C. W. Baker Funeral Today; Marching Seminoles O ff To State Fair Cold Damage Showing Up U. S. Readies Military Force Parking Meter Ban Request To Council Tonight Eight Yanks Die In Raid SAIGON (U P I)— American and South Vietnam*, ese aircraft blasted military bases in Communist North Viet Nam for the second day. South Vietnamese strongman Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh said "70 per cent o f the objectives were de­ stroyed” in the strike ' against Vinh Linh today. Khanh said 21 Viet­ namese skyraider fighterbombers b o m b e d and LBJ Requests 'Beautiful America' strafed the military installa­ tion ■ short distance beyond the border of North Viet Nam with the eupport of American aircraft. Ha said "a number of smoke column! and fire* were WASHINGTON (U P I) — seen in the area of the ob­ President Johnson **nt Con­ jective*." gress his conservation mes­ The U. S. Embassy con­ sage today aimed at keeping firmed W m nil's jeport but c«t fused to give any specific de­ America beautiful through ' tail* about the part played water and air pollution con­ by the American planet. trol. * Forty-nine American jets The message was tha lat­ attacked a Communist troop est in a series sent to Capitol staging area at Dong Hoi Hill for the admlnietration'a Sunday in retaliation for a "Great Society” program. Viet Cong guerrilla raid on n Johnson is expected to. »sk _ C.~?rr ha*e- IhaL left eight the'_ feiTFrir laVimatfeW fo r' Americana dead and 126 new measures to beautify wounded. federal highwayi, and to ask It was the worst defeat federal-state co-operation in suffered by American forces establishing more parki, sea­ in the yrars-long history of shores and open epacee In tha Vietnamese war against the countryside. Communist guerrillas. Other congressional newt: Khanh said one of the SkyUAR: The House meets to raiders was shot down In the decide whether to reverse its raid tixlay hut that the pilot earlier decision prohibiting hailed out safely over South the shipment of U. S. fowl Vietnamese territory. surpluses to the United Arab He said Air Vice Marshal |gVpuldir (U A R ). The Senate Nguyen Can Ky, commander modified the House measuro of the South Viet Nam air last week by giving the Pres­ force, led the raider* in per­ ident discretionary authority son and wus wounded in tlie to permit the shipment* if in arm when his plane was hit national interests. by four bullet*. KATZENBAOHt The RsnVinh Linh is about 75 miles ate Judiciary committee It ex­ south of Dong Hoi—the tar­ pected to approve the nomlnget of Sunday's air strikes. at ion of Nicholas Deli. KatsIt is about five miles north i-nliHch as U. R. attorney genof tlie 17th I'arnllel—tlie line rial. The committee alto will Of demarcation b e t w e e tl act on the nomination of North and South Viet Nam, Ramsey Clark as his deputy. "The government of the A PPA LA C H IA: The House reputdir of Yirt Nam lias de­ public works committee is rided in order to punish tlie expected to approve the Sen­ Vietnamese Communist* to ate-passed $1.1 billion admin­ tHindi installations north of istration proposal to rejuvtnthe 17th I'arallel," Khanh atr the 11-etale Appalachia said. region. Khanh's report was con­ firmed by the U. S. Embassy here. An embassy spokesman said "additloi .1 military ac­ tion was taken ugainst North Viet Nam tiHluy by Vietnam­ ese and U. S aircraft." The raid made it clear that HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Lothe United States and South retta Ann Calcagnlno, 20, w ai Viet Nam wera prepared retaliate against Communist shot and killed by a man who North Viet Nlrm'e effort* to mistook her (or hi* wife. James Sutton 40 • year • old take over this country. lineman, snot himself Ln the lu-ad after killing.the woman, lie died Instantly. Hopes Raised Detectives said Sutton, who PHILADELPHIA (U P I) Hopes for »ii early settlement separated from hia wrife Joan, of the 29-day Atlantic and 27, five monthr ago, waa wait­ Gulf Coast dork strike rove ing in her home for her to re­ appreciably today as a result turn Miss Calcagnlno, who lived of a contract agreement reach­ ed by longsnorcmrn ami ship­ with (lie woman, returned to the house first. per* in this pivotal port, Woman Killed By Mistake f eniu?iff t izizwh All it r wy ™ alw a y s BOOT f ir st m q uIa O l'E N FR ID A Y N IT E T I L 9 500,000 Greet Processors Queen At Sudan Salvage Crop Classic Tufted Bedspreads W ith Luxury Bullion Fringe twin or full 2 ,..* 5 Ever-popular claaaic tufted bedspread In sturdy, long-wearing cotton edged with thick bullion fringe. Tufted all over for a pluah look and ma­ chine washable in lukewarm water. Buy .it in white or decorator colors. Hurry in! Tell frUnds. T t i >.« t • 4 •>* �1*Jf£• • if*W i ‘1 -*A “ ‘ */ <•*» » * 1 South Seminole Students Plan Expedition Dr Jnnr Cnurlbfrry An expedition to collect specimen* of mtrine life for the South Seminole Junior Hiirh School Srirnre Depart­ ment is being planned by 20 students from Boland Hill's ninth i;rade science elass. The four day camping trip to the Ten Thousand Islands In the Gulf of Mexico off Florida’s southwestern coast­ line Is scheduled for March 18-21, a school holiday. The young scientists will be accompanied by Hill ' and Principal John Angel a* well as several other adult advis­ ors. Tlans for all the arrange­ ments are being left up to the youngsters. They are making out menus, estimating expens­ es, arranging transportation and assigning housekeeping chore*. They plun to make meteorlogicnl and oceanographic observations and will map out the island. A group went frnm the srhonl Inst year on a similar expedition and brought back many specimens as well ns enjoying the opportunity for high adventure presented by the trip. i ». Hospital Notes — -FEIlTtrARY J, 1«!3 ■* Admissions Lillie Mae Thompson, Jose­ phine Poff, Jean S. Adams, Alice Gunter, Kathy Lasmusccn, Maxine Marr, Louise Sword, Nora It. Newsome, fianford; Albert Thomas, Al­ tamonte Springs; Edgar Bieller, Dellary; Esther Cordcs, Deltona; Richard Crocker, Lake Mary; Irvin Morton, Maitland, William F. Fuller, Greenville, N, C.J Alex De I'aol), Royersford, Pa. tllrtbs Mr. and Mrs, Evans Thomp­ son, Sanford, a girl. Discharges Mildred Johnson, Sally Ju­ lian. James Doucette, Dorothy Norman, Thomas N. Dillard, Oscar Allen, Lawrence Cooprr, Leo Rochelle 11ergon, Deltirrt J. Rush II, Laura MeKrndrre, Sanford; Charles Fraser, Denary; Flora Egcleston, Osteen; Sylvester Bell. I>c Land FEBRUARY 4. 1965 Admissions Tommie McClain Sr., Susan Donohoe, A tell Hamilton, Constantine DeWolskl, Bren­ da Bennett, Bertha P'Dianumil, Mury Franklin, Margie OCvens, Willie Turner Jr., Ucutrice Rivers, Itichnrd Carroll, Gwievlevs G. Duckworth, Mildren Krvin, /.uttlo C. K i­ ser, Minnl A. Schneiieniann, Miasouri Warren, Dennis M. Phillips, Edgar Osborne, San­ ford; Michael Bartosiek Jr., Bally Nelder, DeBary; Betty J. Carver, Lake Mery; Mild­ red Paquln, Cassadsga; Lu­ cille B. Stone Loch Harbor. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs Patrick Donahoe, Sanford, a boy. Iliechargra l.illla Mae Timm peon and baby girl, Lule Hatcher, Hen­ rietta Chabot, Eileen Chad­ wick. Allte Man llaee, Irene Mi CJin ■ii, Norma Johnson, Paint la S m I t h, Elliabetb Turnbull, Alex Smith, Elaine Carter, Emeetlne Jackeun, Hanford; John C. Cowell, Maltha Dial, Elsie Truben(iinber, Mary K. hew, Connie VVilllami, DrBary. 0anfnrfi CrriRk Pane 2— Mon. Feb. 8, ’65 4 Does BLADDER IRRITATION MAKE Y O U NERVOUS? A f lt f 11, ct»t»onlCM o#T or S l*4 4 tr ir* nuu*Bi ft*4 B*»F pith* feu las## arid ntneui burmin* or Itching om loo.Uf Bon urination bothdor indnitht. fWcondorilr, Jio 5*.r loo# olorp tnd «lfor from No.d* tCllIM* &A(lLUbt ftttd f f f l old* lltfde d*« prtiBtoC In me li lirititlei. cystex MuftiIf brintt (lit, nUitnc •omfon bt eorbina iTTtUtlo# tormo In ttronr. irU Mint br AaoJirtl# ttio fttioi. o#t C i r m u iru tu u - ro#i b#u#f Everyone Loves The Extras at Eckerds] BIO TUESDAY LU N CH OR m i0j f D IN N ER! BAKED M EA T LO A F Creole Sauce, Fluffy Whipped Potatoes, fluttered Green Besna, Hot Rolls £ | Butter D TIL I@ P SSJK Announces..; Science Fair Schedule SUPERMARKETS SPARE RIBS B E E F L IV E R Altamonte Jail Recommended lly Donna Estes Altamonte Springs Pollr* Chief C. B. Alien reronimkndrd that s jell celt be built ad jaernt to his office in the town ball at the ri-gutui meet ing ta*l week of the town council. Mayor Lawrence S s of fold, stating his uppioval of the r e c o hi tnendalloit, reminded council thill the town lose* many Burs by lint having fs rtlllies of its own to detain prisoners. Allen was anlhom ed to ob­ tain sketches and i-sllliniled costs uf installing a cell and to cluck on minimum stoic requirements Science Fan should contact either M u . Cathriln* Martin or Jo* Aksiman of th* science department. Band Concert ENJOY BETTER LIVING N 0W - SAUSAGE HOG JOWLS I'DIlh NECK BONES Dr PIGS FEET Set At SSJH By Jane t »s*r-lbrrry the advanced band of South S> uiltmlc Junior High School at Lessslberry will present a cunreit under direction of lUndruasler George Klretrn, Friday, Eeb. It), in the sdmol auditorium. The band will pm enl con­ cert selection* which It will |dav at the District Contest to be held In Cocoa Beach In March. Donations will b* accepted tu help defray the cost of the trip. Allen introduced Steve Pul­ liam, a former Otlando po­ liceman, and recommended that be be hired for local de­ partment to work on Friday and Saturday night*. Although council privately By Donna Estes By Jan* Casselberry Intel view-ell Pulliam follow­ 'The Ixingwood Tourist Club An assembly program on ing the meeting, no action lias will hold ils regular dinner folk music will t>* presented been taken at this time on ttic meeting at 12 30 pm Thurs­ Friday befors th* eighth tecomniendstion. day at the Civic League Build­ grad* of South Ssminots Jun­ ing on Church Slrrel. ior High School at Casselber­ Members of tbe club who ry by Rollins College Sopho­ plan to attend the event, which more Frank Waddell who will will lie a box chicken dinner, •ing muny of the popular folk arc requested (o make theLr ballads accompanying himself reservations with Mrs. Lcots on the guitar. By Jane Cattelberry Putman ur Mrs. tlsn-1 1-ce by Waddell is an English Ma­ Cuh St-out Puck 540, which Tuesday. jor and is active In the Chapel Is sponsored by the Men's The regular business meet­ Choir and college theatre pro- Club of the Casselberry Com­ ing, conducted by David G. ’ durtlon*. He will rusk* use of munity Methodist Church, 'Williams, president, will lol records and sqngt to Illustrate will celebrate &he 55th anni­ low the dinner. his talk on folk ballads and versary of the Boy Scouts of .their development as a popu­ America with a Blue and Gold Banquet at the church on Warm Feet Help lar means of expression. Thurtday at 6:30 p.m. EXETEH, England (U F U This will be a father and "Warm fMt help efficiency," Panda, a ruler of the 7th rentury Anglian kingdom of ■on affair and the Den Moth­ declared the chief ronsteble Mercia, is said to have been er# will serve the banquet. here to announcing policewom­ the source of the word "pen- Cubniaster of the pack is Le- en may wear bootu-i on duty during cold weather. onaid D. Waters. *y ," To Be Feature Tourist Club Of Program Sets Dinner Cub Pock 540 Sets Banquet ! She change In toning of his proper­ ty on Sanlando Springs Drive to permit -operation o/ com­ munication equipment, w a s taken tinder advisement. The matter of repairing 150 feet of the cemetery fence w sa referred to the cemetery com­ mittee with power to act. 'Classroom Teacher' Subject For English Estates Meeting Unit 256 Sets Projects On Americanism Folk Music ( & ■ ', Longwood Ciiy Council Okays Street Paving; Sets Bid Date By Donm Estes No objections were raised to the paving of Maine Avenue between Grant Street and East Lake Street it the public hear­ ing preceding regular meeting uf the Longwood City Council Thursday evening. A f t e r hearing favorable comments from residents along the street, and questions as to construction and type of pavement Involved were an­ swered by City Engineer A. E. O’Neall. council decided to advertise for bids to be sub­ tronul Cemetery. Pictured from the left: Cnpt. J. O. Mayo, mitted by March 4, 8 p m. SOLEMN TR IB U TE TO the late (Mr. ( ’• V. Nolta, who rode commanding officer o f Reconnaissance Attack Wing One; In other business, bids for his Vlffilnntc aircraft into the ground to save DeBary resi­ Legion Chaplain Gus Summers, Legion Commander William resurfacing of Highland. Ev­ dents, was paid in ceremonies by the American Legion, which G. Williams. Mrs. Nolta and her son. Midshipman Franklin ergreen and Marvin Avenues, presented its highest honors to Mrs. Nolta. She in turn, pre­ from Orange Paving and Con Lyman Nolta, in his third year at the U. S. Naval Academy. sented the DeBary post with the American flag which draped struction Company and Basic (Middleton Photo) 'the Commander’s casket in funeral services at Arlington NaAsphalt Corporation, w e r e read and low bidder, Basic, was awarded the contract. Letters read from V. C. Lepperd, deploring conditions of East Bay Street from Grant tend because of his health. Parents were ssked to con­ binry has IJiOO books. By Jane Caeselberry Street, eastward, and reques­ Following th* meeting, the Mrs. Margaret L. Gnlt, coun­ When asked about the new tribute books or money to help ting (hit it be grided and clap ty superintendent of elemen­ math program, she said that hrlng th* school library up to fourth grid* room mothers added, was , referred to the tary education ws* guesl parents of students In pilot accreditation standard* of 2,- served refreshment* In the street committee; and from Kenneth R o d d requesting • lly Jsnr Casselberry s(maker at the February meet groups throughout the eounty 250 hook*. A t prrient the li- Valentine’s Day theme. Amrrlciin legion Auxlllsry ing of the English Estates w'll receive bulletins explainMemorial Unit 25ft of Cassel­ PT(I in the school cafclerium. ing the new teaching methods. berry will send a girl to Girl* Mrs: Gmtr'whnxe - toph- w »s .Principal -Morris Huby. pre­ *— Q U A N T IT Y State in Tallahassee this year "The Classroom Teacher," auh- sented the devotional giving Bible verses beginning with for the first time. The I.yman stlluli-il fur County .School Su­ R IG H T s S High School faculty has been perintendent II. T. Milwee who each letter of the alphabet. M rs. Elaine Beebe, ways und naked to recommend several w-n* originally acheduled tn RE SE RVED lllh grade gilt* outstanding speak hut was uimhl* to at- means committee chairman, anno imped the next PTO fund for their qualities o f lenderraising' activity will tie a Musshlp, eilixenship, character, feslival In be held Friday, and itludutehip for final se­ irrrh 2d. 7:110 plii.i-TtV TTie lection by the unit. school auditorium! Co-chair­ Girls Slate will be held June men of the event will he Mrs. 1X-1R. Mae I.egg and MBs Ann The Unit also is sponsoring Wright, music teacher. Many Americanism Essay Contests of the students will he partic­ at Lyman High School und ipating. There will he a mod­ South Seminole Junior High el ate admission charge and School. Essays must be not B) Jane Caaarlberry children's tickets will be half more than 500 word*. Theme Tlie nimiiul science fair at for the senior high is "Amer­ South Seminole Junior High price. The dinner originally sche­ ica-* Greatest Need" and in School in Casselberry has 2 Convenient Locations: the junior high, "My Chal­ been scheduled fur Tuesday. duled for Feb. fi was canceled due to insufficient Interest lenge to Communism." March U, with students from Elected to serve on the nom­ 1100 W. 1.1th. St. Cash prizes of *5 for first, (tic seventh, eighth, and ninth Id fur second, and 82 for third, giadrs participating on a vol­ inating committee were Mrs. 4th. St. & Snnfnnl Ave. Agne* Sheppard, Mrs. Joan will be presented the winners untary basis. in i-io h si binii mid t-eilificoles I Project* will In- judged in Knreher, ^Mrs. pal Roberts, will be given fur hotibi ubli- i iilt-gul left of niuthrinutJC*, Mrs. i Mid Card, ami Mis. L E A N I'Oltiv Betty Deneen. Tin- committee mention. i he ininti y, Imtatiy, earth sci­ Mr*. Leonard l ussrlberry. ence, be nil h nod medicine, will present a report at the March meeting and there will Americanism chairman who physics, und losilngy. is in charge of these two pro­ First, second, and till id he an opportunity for rtomlna jects, reported on them at the (ir lies w ill he awarded in each turn - from the floor. The elecregular meeting held Monday division. Each first place win­ 1 1ii ii will be In April and thiSELECT at the Woman'* Club in Cas ner will be swarded an all ex Inltallation of uffn ers and «n mini n-piiil at the May meet­ nelhetry. peline paid Dip to the Ten Poppy chairman, Mis. Em­ Thousand l-dsuda on Florida'- ing I -uii M..... pM sideril, coin ily Green, announced that liuif < "*«t, March 1H-2I, with dates for the Poppy DiiJS will South Heininuls ninth giade mended Mrs Marge In*' tp-r, AH MUCH KTAK PC Hi: be May 21 and 22 und that science students and nieniliers beautification chairman, for the work of her committee tn o w n e r u f a lo c a l f lo w e r shop of the faculty. hua a g r a c il to & M e m o iiu l D a y rtther award* will he made planting more than 40 trees window for tin Puppy Win fot mil standing entiles. Win- on the srhool giounds. lie reported little succesd u w P n tilc A t . ni ■* will he enteied in tin F o llo w in g the K ie e litiK r tile 1)1*11 is*t Science Fall to be in getting a stii-et light in SMOK Kl> stalled at the SR 4.1ll entiance A u x i l i a r y m iiiih e r n jo in t ’d th e held In Oviedo. to the school ami added the men uf the Legion Punt fur Anyone interested In Judg­ c o ffe e an d d o u g h n u t* . ing or don atin g a special bicycle path fur Oxford Road a w a r d f o r I lie South Sem inole is -till in the talking stages. * LIM IT 2 W ITH 53.00 ORDER — Q UART BOTTLES Thrifty BLEACH 2 /or 19' STAND AR D 301 CANS — L IM IT 2 W ITH »3.00 ORDER TOMATOES 2 cans 19' 3 H U R F R E S II — L IM IT .3 W IT H »5.00 O R D E R BISCUITS Without Waiting! 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He laid tint a computer can do 1,000 aimple problems in a tecond. Wade, who formerly wa* stationed oversea* and aerved on the USS Saratoga for a year and a half, recently mov­ ed lo Central Florida and make* his home in Lake Mary. Red Rocket Up MUSCOW (U P I) - The So­ viet Union bat successfully launched a new type rocket carrier fof apace objects over the Pug,lie Ocean fur a dis­ i tance U more than S.OOO m in i. I _i _L Pijlibury Sweet or Buttermilk B iscuits.................. 6 cans 49c f. Pillsbury'i Fruit S A N F O n n PL’ R LIX O N LY Turnovers..................'P \ r 49c PEPSI - C O LA *' f • -■• ■' .• - Uu REG. (.TN. (Apple, Cherry, or Blueberry) 7 ' - 1. t.*' i TH E t - Apple J u ic e ................ '«“* 39c ’ .. 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It had been used, since its creation in 1951. by Knrico Fermi find other atomic pion errs Hut the university said to day it was forced fo dismantle the device since no buyers could lie found It began in 1959 with a class ifted advertisement in Chicago newspapers a n d scientific journals: For Sale too Million Volt Betatron Fully equipped, loo million volt electron accelerator tn good operating order, built by (ienrral Electric Co Has served as a line instrument for basic research labora­ tory Address Clement Mokslail. University of Chicago. "Perhaps we should have realued that no institution, acting on its oven, could af­ ford such a piece of equip ment." Mokstad said. "The Betatron, despite the improve ments made on it o>ver the years at Chicago, had to be rlasificd as a piece of second hand goods. " I t ’s too bad," he added. "The betatron haa improved with age. However, it no long er suited our research purpo scs, and we couldn't iind any­ one who wanted a genuine a tonne age bargain.-' (Plus 100 StamptV Hams . . . . J can 2 .3 9 L IM IT 1 PLEASE W ITH PURCHASES OF $3.00 OR MORE. .- o e in o u r m e a t d e p t , e ----- Armour's Star Boneless Canned J A C K KAYM ON, of Casselberry, will leave March 5 lo begin a twomonth lecture tour on hcrpothology with ap­ pearances scheduled at 150 schools and colleges in Ohio. Well-known au­ thority on snakes and reptile mythology, Ra­ mon is marking h i s 2f>tjj year in the lecture field and has made 10,000 appearances at schools, colleges and universities throughout the nation. e — -t s z e -g s a m r -------- («*•■•*• WVe.t Fob 10 IMl I �r I, 4, 1 1 ‘ No Idle Day For LBJ Regardlesi; o f what anyone may think, pro or eon, o f LBJ and hia ad­ ministration, there seetns to be no cause for complaint that he is loafing on the job. , j First, the mnssive State of the Un­ ion message in which he covered the wnterfront as it has probably never been covered before. Next, three— yea, THREE— major policy messages to Congress on TH REE SUCCESSIVE D AYS — bang, bang, bang. Bruce A Specialist, at Last l.r:___ WASHINGTON (N E A ) In an eastern city last April, a man charged with rape Hood up In court, told the Judge he was there and then, firing hla attorney, aiked ■ eontinuSnce to give him time to get another. The judge told the defend­ ant ht muit keep the lawyer he had and itand trial imme­ diately. The man was convic­ ted and sentenced to two to aeven yean. The background of that par­ ticular judicial epiiode illus­ trates the way abuse by erlmInali la creeping in as the courta lake necessary account of the Supreme Court'* ruling th*t criminal defendants must b* represented by council. Th* catalogue of abuse In the cited rape caie began with the defendant's arrest in Octo­ ber 1901. On the first three trial datei he won continuance by pleading lack of an attor­ ney. On the fourth occasion, he hired a lawyer the day of the trial. The lawyer won a continuance, saying he need­ ed time to prepare his case. And it has to be furnished func­ tionally but tastefully with an old rug from the back porch that has been used for people to wij>e their feet on before entering the house. And with outdated ptoture calendars and a beatup old chair or stool from the basement or attic, and other ob­ jects d’art. Then, by golly, you have yourself a tree house that IS a tree house, and not merely a highfalutin copy of the house your folks live in. Those Hollywood kids are to be pitied, not envied. We hope that one of these days thev will be lucky en­ ough-to be allowed to build their own tree house. Then they'll know how wonderful tree house living can really be. Jesus snfd lo'Klm’ T ahi the why, and the truth and the life; no one comes to the Father, but by me.— John 14:0. • • Purify The Rivers WASHINGTON — It i* *p- help purify our contaminated are being apoiled by the dump­ ing of raw erwAgr mid Indus prupriate that the fimt hill ■trrami. t'ongresanvn who smell the trial waste. The ptoblem la passed by thr now <'«>nirre»» limply that our wwler aupply at the ipijunit of the newly- polluted Potomac going to and remains at tin- aitme level from the Capitol every day elected i'nxhlrnt driill with litvr a pungent reminder for ithile drinand eonatiilitly inwater— a (rarer utnl valued ai t ion. Oil n warm night the rreaipi >• population and inresource in the dry Texn& hill President ran get a -noxious duitry expand. country of l.lt.l'i birth Soon our dally imluatriiit. whiff of thr beautiful broad Ity an uv« t whelming Am to rivrr from tht bark bale,my of domratlr and other nerds me expected to rx, ,--il tlie great S vote the Senate approved thr White Houle. Almost every growing com­ eat amount of water we .-an a program to combat water pollution. An initial Si’ll mil­ munity haa thn Mine keen forrarcaldy produce through lion ™ authoriird to im­ awareness of the extent Ur modem technology, the Senate prove sewage illi.jMt.jil ami which our river* and »lream* waa told during thr debate - n the anti-pollution lull, 'I hi* meant that it will he necessary to uae water more than nine. The contaminant, now going into the water aupply make it Enterprise AlLamunte Spring! danger,>ua or , unpalatable in Mre. Rltrhle 111 trie Mrs. Julia llartoa a glowing number of riiM-a 838-1318 668 1834 New way* are needed In 668 4464 Bear Leke-Foreat City deal with the organic wastes, Mrs, Maryann Miles Lake Mery peaticidea and chemicals and 838-3478 81re. Frenrra Waster radioactive pollution now be­ 3IJ-4119 Casselberry ing diccharged into ittvatni Mr*. Jane Caeaelberry Lake Monro* and to conatiurt new- aewerage 638-5046 Mre. II. Jntmeon 4 >atellla that will not overflow 322 472a Chuluota into them at time* of heavy l.nngvood Mra. Joan Magla luma nr overuse. Mre. Donne Estes 36S-3742 IIt Congies* mol in the moll­ 838-3317 Drllary ify there I* growing agree North Orlando Mra. John la-une |IneiH on the urgency of deal­ Mra. Margaret Cosby 668-4883 ing with the pollution pluh322-6195 Deltona lem. Aa always, however, Osteen Mre. Mildred Haney there I* dlaagrremenl on huw Mre. Clarence Bnyder 668-5631 321-4841 to get thr job done. 1 he hill Geneva paaaed by the Senate look, on Orirdn Mra. JoAnn II*)* Mrs. Evelyn Lundy water au|>ply a, a national r- 149-4871 363-J14U apunatbllity calling for interatate aolutione under federal atiperviaion. Thia la the ap­ proach Prealdrnt John.on recommendd to “ end the poisoning of our river*,'' III he put it in hi* State of the Union me..age. Tho.e Senator* who led in Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., February 8, 1905 passage of hi* hill explained the need for an interstate pro­ r i ni hUkH gram in term* of geography. W iL T U l A. CILLUW, fcDllCJR A* I lie pollution of Lake Michi­ Fit A ft H VOLTOUNK, L i r e e l a i i - e * n e e e r e l S i m i m gan, for rxample, affect, both H U U I.U T A L I C I A hllfcH ■ A IIIt V t. JOUtlUR Indiana and lllinola. ThF pol­ A J v t r l l a l n i U ir tc ie r U > M | I| | tailor luted Miaalaalppi River flowi H J I UHK CN UUIIIB MU.LIAM* through nine atalva that have A J v e tll s In a M * p * f * r u o jffir ta tt e r JAMB ellUBMAMKC been unable to get together on oorrtM a i i t m it u1 1a . • • g i x a i i r waya of cleaning up and keep­ City I. .lllor r li I-ll W I L L I ing clean th* mighty stream. U arliA dIcaI lu|L ir u i w a u i Thoaa who did not vute for 1*11.1. VIMl'SCVT Cnaaly C iller the President'* anti • pollution Hiatt I'H o lugr a o hir hill are not unmindful of the l‘uti)lehe4 dally except Saturday, kuaaay iu j CLrlumai; pub. problem. They voted agaimt lialitd balurday precaadlng Cblleimu. the approach to Ita dilution. • LUkLHU-Tlu.% HATBb lin n * Delivery lie weak Senator Willla Koheraton of Virginia >pok« for moat of this Ur Mall ■ U M IS O L K C O L B I I ALL OTUBM MAIL group In thd debate on the bill. *•» Weak II «• | gear III.4* I gear He first began trying to clean t i t * Maatba i. U ( bluaike up hi* ilate’a atreama more I I I I Siesta * I I I I Moalhe than 40 year* ago, the Sena­ L N I Meath _l.M I _Meath V. *. Pea Lai Haiulallaaa provide that all wall •abeorlpUeae ha tor pointed out. "No member kali la adeaas*. of thia body ia more interest­ ed In clear water than ia the The Uerali la a e . a l i r at ia* Uanei trees which u a*. Senator from Virginia." Robtitiai apdueivaly le U a utx fer republltaUes at ell Ike local eraton declared, "but 1 think aewa prtaiad la Oil* aawa#a»ar. thia effurt (hould be controll­ Catered ee eeseud clue Metier Ooleher It, t i l l at Ike 1-eal ed by the ■late*.’* tJfflea e( Ceaferd. rierlda, nadir the Act el O* aeries ed March. Tha majority of th* preaent *. I l l l i Congreia, t\ow*v*r, aeama to S » H U •< aar Material, aewa er M iw i u m l , el thu edltlee agra* with tha Preaidant that el The Ceaferd Herald nay be rspreduos* la aar aacaear with* th* federal government should •el wrltlca ytmlauuc er tba ’ ycbllaber eg The Uerali. Aay lead and' direct a national ladlvldeal er glrM rsspeastbla far auce ropredueilea will Ha drive to purify th* river*, and cuailderei ac lafrlaiiop „a The Heralds aepyrlpkl cad wtu He 1065 la likely to mirk the be­ kali liable ter daaaa,ec iakder Ik* U r . ginning. Herald Area Correspondents t&uifurii * Editor, Herald: — -----Just read the item in (he Clock concerning the poison­ ed dogs in th* Mdgnoli* area. I Ihlnk there are a few fads Fauntleroya" out of hoyi! Ihe public is not aware of: They prefer blue jeana or Pet*, such as dogs, cats, overalls! etc. are personal property Long - before . they enter and axe projected by law If Junior High, there la thus a a person sets poison, such a. definite cleavage la-tween an arsenic paste that can be feminine verau* masculine ap- purchased for destroying rats jiarel, endearment*, and even or wild rabbits, rlc . this must language. be set in a protected area If "Keeling lone" In advertis­ it is placed where the public ing mean* that a false note ia ran get it, even though it is on his own property, and a ■truck. Contrast these two senten­ neighbor pet is killed, the 1person setting the poison is ll ces: able and can be sued “ She was a slender maid­ If a child eats one of these en " tidbits and is sick or killed, " S h e an a a skinny m a id ­ the Inedvertant poisoner is in en." serious trouble Know your The second cxamjde vio­ poisons, Some kind- of pellets late. the proper feeling tone. and powders will not harm For that word "skinny" augchildren or pels but are made gcata freckled-faced, aandlot , for the purpose of gelling rid on liin<! of rats, flica, ants, etc Thus It has a masculine Also know where you can feeling tone at variance with legally set such poisons Many the genera! verbal picture. So send for my "Test, for accidents can he prevented. ry Clinic * * Helen Fuller Soys CASE V-417' Denny I* . ag­ dad but I am afraid to have ed 11, haa a problem father. him go with me to Scout meet­ . "Dr. Crane," Denny', moth­ ing. or on hikes." Well, need. ua.Miy m >rc? er began. 'TJerwiy d oe elct - like Ala., there are literally to have ilia dad'ly along when the Cub Scout* |d»y hall or go thou.and* of you affectionate father* who don't seem to real «n a ink,-. ire the fact that many adjec­ •'Since hi* da.hly i. very tive. in our English language much devoted to Dinny, that, have acquired u definite femoffend* him ■nine* "feeling tone," aa adver­ "Although I have a.ki-rl tising men describe the situa­ Denny why to- lake- thi. atti­ tion. tude, hi* will never give me Thu., such term, of ena logical ri-a.on. deannent as ^‘darling," "hon­ "Dr. Ciuiii-, could you try ey," "jiet" and "sweetheart" to elicit thr i ru.oM ?" do NOT pertain to boys; Itcmiy very <|Ulrkly riff,-red I lad., take note! me tin- li«*ip ten.on for hi. The average male youngster ■tennuli to huving in. fattier wiric,-. even when hi. tn-dher at S, out event.. ■■r grandmother employ* «urh ' Di < inn,-." D.-Ohv .nol. term.! "rat *lad look,-* tin- f,-,-| like Girl* don't have nny auch a - i . . } V* M int mn. fin till* i* dlatlintly I "D.-ony, how do,-, h* do a reaction limited to hoya. that V I rjurriril. So will you father* PI.EASE "Well, ........ m,' 'dmling' gl-t hep to "feeling tone" in and holii-y,' which 1* lit-o IiIjm i lie matter of adjertiv, a that lie .),< uk. to my younger si* you employ on your u na? Good Parents," inclosing a let. Many auch hoy. thu. be­ long stumped, return envelope, " R u t I io- k id . hoo\x au, h come doubly cuger to impure jilua 2lie and avoid these un­ word, ale for gill-, hi, if they rough nick name, like "Spike" ite, ea-ary parent-chihl con­ ever Inaid hint u.i them on or ''Hutch" or "Tiger" juat to flicts! m,'. limyM nr*., ,|olt tv-a.ing help offset a sissy h-one vn ( Al»aya write to Dr. me. Crane in care of The Han­ iliohny whiih llu-n paictita ' Di i Mine, In- ,|n«-*iet r-ven employ. ford Herald, enclosing a know In. i. lining it, for tloit'long stamped, addressed rnAnd mny 1 wnm vou moththe way he talk, to u> all the ci. aiierit your dr'.ire to d re- ^ vrtope and 20c In ro> er typ­ 11rn* at In,rile ing and printing roata when you, huya in overly fa-tulnui* “ So io old you I I I AS! tell clot lung ? oiu .end for one of hi* book­ him w loi^ ia wrong? I love toy Don't make "Little Lord j let*.) jt Biossat- - Roy Cromley Mildred S. Clark, •uhlic Relations The defendant mlsseif the fifth trial date. He had hop­ ped bail and left town. Thir­ teen months later he was re­ turned for a sixth trial appear­ ance. On the opening day he fired hia attorney and gained a con­ tinuance to hire another. The seventh time out, he hired a lawyer the very day of the trial. Again, time was gained to prepare the defense. I t 'was on the eighth trial dale that a Judge on visiting duty from another area, re­ fused to let the defendant fire his lawyer and ordered him to stand trial. While playing thi* game of musical chairs w it h th e courts, the defendant had been convicted in another court on an assault charge involving a second woman and had been sentenced to 11 to 23 months. In the same city, another rrimlnal defendant won six straight continuances on the ground he did not have an at­ torney. On the seventh date the Judge — again a visiting judge — revoked bail and clapper! Ihe man in jail until he gol a lawyer. Episodes like this suggest some Judicial laxity and per­ haps poor court record - keep­ ing. They also suggest that a new door is being opened to criminals who already may be taking advantage of every conceivable soft spot in the judicial system. As of Jan. I. the FBI's list o| "wanted" notices on crim­ inals came to 79.000. Of this total. 22.000 w-ere sought as parole violators, more than 6.MO others in connection with probation violations This is a fairly standard ratio. The leniency and loopholes built into the Judicial system obviously .ire intended to protoct tin- innocent and encour­ age rehabilitation of the guil­ ty Increasingly, these featur i s seem to fawir the habitual criminal. In recent years the FBI has begun correlating the crimin­ al histories of known offend­ er*. Some 56,000 Individual records were processed in 1963. The most astonishing fact that emerged was that 75 per cent of those checked were repeaters, with two or more arrests for serious crim­ es. The aertfrt arrest rate In Ihe analysed group was more than four per person, with a total accumulation of mor* ^ than 265,000 criminal charges. These individual* were true careerists. Their average span of criminal activity was to years. The FBI'* review of their histories indicates that some­ what more than half the re­ peaters had been given aomc kind of helping boost from so- ^ clcty — probation, suspended sentence, parole, conditional release. The full damage done by the repealer to a society that often treats him leniently is n o t measured by official crime statistics, since many offenses never are reported try the victims and countless criminal acts do not result in fr) arrests. But it should be clear from available studies that the con­ tinued upsurge in U.S. crime comes not from new offenders alone, but In considerable part from habitual criminals who warp the lenient law to their purposes and go out to find ever * wider opportune lies in the beckoning affluence around them. O VE R 35 Y E A R S At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • CiirpetH • Furniture • Tile • PlnnoB * Rental lleds You’ll be Hoppier In a FORD 0 from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. "YOUR FRIENDLY FORD IIE \ I.E lf SA N FO R D , F L A . .122-1IMI W. I*, li I l-SDII! Seminole Humane Society ™ — t * ' * i " * r i m -* •‘ v " 'J • “ r I . - '- ' t >v*e A '* * * * * * * « * Yv ' . - ,V " ■>! • * V$| , , Hi Dick West’s a - . •! '*■' \ ’• a J ! The Lighter Sicle WASHINGTON ( I T U — | "fanny falsies," as recently Modern acir-ncr, which It a a Jthcrllsi-d by a New York dr wrought such wonder*, as a partmrnt-ilore, can go a long rocket to I lie- moon amt a vac­ way toward restoring the glocine for polio, tin* ju*t turned timu age that vanished with In another brilliant fv.it of the hustle engineering ' These hopes, 1 haslen to Thanks to Ihe test tube mir add, are not based on the aclcs that produced synthetic claim Dial "padded panty gir­ fibers and other chemical dles add more wow to your substitutes for nature, it is wiggle " I mark that down as now possible for women to merely an ethereal outcrop purchase something ralkd puig ol some caption writer’! "fanny falsies " penchant for alliteration. And not a moment too soon. Thr solid, or technically 'As anyone who engages in substantial. Information ahowa periodic interludes of girl­ up in the smaller print, which watching can tell you. that advises that " F : F : V may tie particular section of the ft- obtained in the following di­ male configuration has been mensions: terribly neglected of late. "Slightly padded ‘B" curve Once the center of attention, for average figures" and "ful­ it has rapidly hern losing ly rounded 'C curve for the ground, Various ujhan renew­ miserably minus." al programs have brought As I read it, this implies other areas into prominence. that it is now possible for During the past year, for in­ women to roll their own cur­ stance, R has been almost im­ ves, so to speak. ., possible to notice anything I am, however, a mite pus about, a woman except her tied about one point that the ryes and her kneel. advertisement falls to touch It appears, however, that on: namely, what happened to C ’H i n i t d i f - — 1l o n t z i t i : . tJ tlZ . P i .if V the " A " curve* Is that nol technically feasible? It seems to me that If the anatomical engineer* are go­ ing to enter thii field at all, they should go all out and open up the entire alphabet. M ■ . 1. . ., te l SANFORD, 1 . p m i d* - H 1 H ‘ • •-<> ids. x .rw' . - ' 1 • - " ’ - . - f ;vv ' . - fay .. ,1 .' *-*. . * - V ' ’j, . •' . .... SANFORD r V jeaflM seedy i tre i MeMaf Mr th* keweet Men, M* Wat aiece* M «*t i v m S *ad resort, pm there* er wedgtgv*. piarea t» (hop m perhaps a Wee* sr apertmaed . , , teed the _________ I •"t,• Th« Sanford Herald - “ 1 ' ’ ‘'HVs JliiiPU.j^ Is your wife still tied to a relic of the past ? Free her from outdated unnccunaary drudgery, with a fla tn ilw automatic electric dryer. Coata only about 6c per load—and deliver* laundry sunnhinc-frenli nnd dry. rain or ahine. Get one. Save wear and tear on your best girl. And aend your clothed pm* to tlie muncum. Virginia Pet rusk I I*. O. Hua 1114 Sanford I'hyllia Kugrnateln 322-6251 Lake Mary Se? the neutit innotnlinm in impnnvd, automatic flanuUu tUcuit divert at your applianct dealer. THI n t S N O M AT CH » O H f L AM I I I SS M t c I Hit,? I IVINt- Mary Getting* 293-6847 Bear Lak* ftohpte Halo** 644-4403 Daliary \ t n r tv a it- i >1 I • VJ\* r»> . Mildred Haney 448-5631 Deltona : ’'.Itl'l '* ii> • Nora Norric TE 6-1&I4 8- Seminole SCBHHM O -V / i i V f t ■ tl Letters Dr. Crane’s Thought For Today Woe to the man who has not learn­ ed to hope, to love, and to put trust In life.—Joseph Coprad. * Political Notebook . And all the while the President was handling routine duties, special duties, routine crises, special crises, visits of important foreign dignitar­ ies, top level suciul affaire. It tires the average citizen just to think about it. One thing is for sure. The Presi­ dent apparently is suffering no ill effects from his erstwhile heart at­ tack or from the grueling political campaign. Him, most of us would like to be as sick and tired as! Too Fancy To Live In In Hollywood, Calif., where mere grandeur is sometimes regarded as a substandard way o f life, a big televi­ sion star and her husbnnd have given their children what is ecstatically de­ scribed as "the world's most expen­ sive tree house.’' They had the house built for the kids in a big oak tree by a hotshot contractor, and had it done inside by their own interior decorator, who you con bet Is no bum. Now, a lot of people mny think, "those lucky k ld s r But no one will think that who hus ever personally experienced the Joy of building a R E A L tree house with his own hands. A genuine tree house, as any kid knows, can’t be built by a profession­ al builder. And it sure as heck can't be decorated by a professional interiorv 4 « c o r a t o r . ................. „ . A bonaflde, honest-to-gosh tree house has to be built out o f a dis­ carded packing crate or some other lovely old busted-up box that nobody else wants. It has to be fancied up with.scraps of old boards and shin­ gles and wornout leather Htrups for door hinges, nnd similar refinements. » t L0 I I 0A 9 0 W( R W. Scott Duma, Mgr. A f*Nt HIL9I | UI L D F L O R ID A 207 Magnolia A v«. ' �■ ft - - \ ‘J • tThr froitforh Srralh ' Mon. Feb. 8, ’68—-Page 5 Biological — botany, t oo­ logy. lie aIt It and medicine Physical — chemistry, phy­ sics, mathematics, earth and spare ".Many civ ic , industrial and £ pru lcssional organizations are giving their support to the lair. This support includes ad \ire on how to ap p roa ch and try to solve so m e of tile prob­ lem s that students a i e en co un tenng, e n c o u ra g e m e n t , gutd anre. supplying Judges and giving aw ard s for a ch ie v e nit-nl in va rious c a t e g o r i e s , " Mt> Palmer ex plained . 1Awards will lie given in many categories, but the a ward is not the main incentive for preparing an exhibit. We hope to give students cxpen cnees nl learning by doing that will bring them |H-rsonal satisfaction,” she noted. • A science lair can also give students much needed training in research and mvrs tigalnm, decision • making, and careful planning, it can provide a tool of teaching that focusses the attention id the parents and the community on science education as an in­ teresting and valuable facet of education,” site concluded VFW Post 8207 Presents Flag In Longwood Piloian Home Hit By Blaze Club. W E W IL L G IVE A 2 'r DISCOUNT This was when she "fudged” a little bit Requirements in­ cluded a maximum age of 26. "1 fold them I was 28 and I didn’t want to say I had nine children so I told them 1 only had four,” she said. S h e all ended m o d e lirtg school ns part ftf her’ traimng fur the job and has been there ex or since. ON TOBACCO A N D 5r«' ON A L L OTHER M ERCHANDISE, FLORENCE M. ZIMMERMAN — OWNER . HOWARD B O TELER tV||(ll.ESALE COX FKCTION Ell 5(10 SANFORD AVE. SANFO RD , FLA. REGULAR 29< . . SAUER 2 LB. BAG REGULAR 79* . . CORNED 59 LB. QUANTITY K IG im Rf il k V IP * TRICIS GOOD THRU FtliRUARY 10 fH • INN *>#»,*• StORBft HNI< --•lUMIIbMI — «*•« U. S. NUMBER 1 W H ITE IRt SM FWM HI ADS Cabbage..^ 5/ Tomatoes 2 “ 39 / Juice. . . 5 - I . Crabs 5 & 79 t PO TATO ES fl'ISH I ANCY TLA VIMl R IH N ID HI XCKIS FKOJIN COMCLNIKAU OKXMGt tvk-» Lew SOt It Ml RN B ill I FkO/lN W V IU O L IM IT E D T IM E O F F E R T 'i r e $ f o n $ S a v e s Y o u M o r e T h a n W IN N -D IX IE RIGULAR LI 25 . . M AXW LLL HOUbE INDIAN I B R A N D N E W l\ !Y L 0 N A IR E S .E X T R A S TA M P S C o ffe e 89 C o ffe e 69 G rits . . . 4 19 J u i c e . . . 3-- s1 . S a ltin e s . 1 9 ^ C h i l i . . . 5 ^ $1 6 - o i. • o • JAR R tG lJlA R /9< . , ASTOR IN5TANT TO P V A LU E 1TA M PS folk" P*U* PIs011H nil¥if I i| t pUtlll Hi»U I I I as ft ■ I I'M R * ^' A TO P V A LU E STAM PS Lunch Staff Chocolate Cake •Out) f l i I 3' ss ..... — Ity Jane ('aasr-lberrjr A 15-week fours* on In- j etilutional linking for Semi­ nole County nrliuol lunch­ room personnel will begin lo- ^ day in the kitchen of South Seminole Junior High School al Casselberry. Classes, from 6 until 10 p. m , will be held on Monday of each week throughout th« course. Instructors will be Mrs. Ruby Calder, I.ym«n High lunchroom manager and Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, county supervisor of school lunch­ room manager at South Semi­ rooms. Mrs Chine Hulls lunchnote Junior High, will be on band tu assist. Each achool in the rounty bus been naked to si-rid on* member of Its cafeteria stuff U> participate in the course. TO P V A LU E STAM PS C h ic k , or T u r k e y NO MONEY DOWN TO P V A LU E STAM PS OM ft II Pttt FIRESTONE UNh CHARGE PIUS Regulsi 30 day TAX charge -BLbCK'WbLLS or TAKf MONTHS TO PAYI Amounl Ckaigtd » 60 00 75 OO 95 00 150 00 260 00 NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE 1st ■ f a * ____ SIZE l e TO-15 16 70 is IfcTO-lS If, 70 IS lubcd lube'ett B'stku* I Tubeless Tubeless B 'K k « * 1 l lir a * \ T " Sl* « \ „ Vu ts V is n sw ss 1 SS“ i t MS I SS W s?o ss T.56-U r“ ,al.isWb'le*»iL All 1 1150 W Tires • n o t r a o w n n e e o w Mounted FREE >land tt - , i 11ii,. 1. pikM WIraNM list St. ar kmt • i*aa* •salt #Sft TOP VALUE STAMPS OA*« PAL.M1TTO PAHHU TUB ll/i * * l Xti AMD ONI IA|AP tip tog* rMOfCC . . TWO SALADS SOOD TNSW m )>tH 1 1 ML G U A R A N TEE against d etects in w orkm enihip and m ateriel* end all normal road hazard ln|un*% lor the life -of the original tread. R e ­ p lacem en ts era pro rated on tread iweer and based on current firesto ne retail price at tim e of adjustm ent. *■ 1—— , Phone U P JiN 8 A .M . - fi P M. D A I L Y F i l l . T I L ¥ I*. M. 322-0244 tmt « m i ian cook FULL LIFE- wd 01 .N a n n Ugiwa d S=X .T BP/ \ I STAMPS 2 5 TOJ^VMALl U HHS | oofs P e p p e r S tc o k s T-V 6UDO THRU PtS ||fi« No Limit on M IL E S ... No Limit on MONTHS &French, Sanford •» Ground Beef ManlhJy PiylTTfnl s & 00 7 00 9 00 10 00 13 00 6 -o z. JAR RLGULAR 33< . . PLANTATION REGULAR 39* . . TH RIFTY MAID GRAPEFRUIT REGULAR 23< . . CRACKIN' GOOD b u y o il y o u r tire s e n d ca r s e rv ic e n e e d s on 8207 To Meet America’* nonvenomous an­ aconda rival* the -rVticulatcd _ python a* the world’s largest ™ snake, ecrording to the Enicyclopaedia Hrilannica.. CASH & C A R R Y BASIS The smort plocc to go , . . „ for good things to cot t « South Seminole VFW Post 1207 will meet at 8 p m. Tucs— day at the post home on the 9 Old Dixie Highway north of Longwood. Commander John McManus will preside al the meeting and final plans for the Feb li chicken rib barbe­ cue at the post home will be discussed. M ERCHAND ISE W IL L HE ON A Liver 59 ....I.... liuiiii.id.li By Donna INtes An indoor American Flag to be placed in Longwood City Cip/oaf fbiunbcrs was presen­ ted to Mayor David i! Went­ worth by South Seminole VFW. Post 8207 officials, Comman­ der John McManus, P a s t Commander Hubert March and Trustee Merle Harris dm in g impressive cercmoniiw Thursday evening i McManpv, in making” the piCM-ntation, rl-vigi-d the n-.i vor to "guard the flag well," pointing out that with all the isms' in the world today. Am I II C I ICA l.T A .M O N T K SIMM M IS \ ollllllCI'l encanism should tie one which l he i until v tins ln>l jial'tm clit joined o th er* nl "we strive to piomolc. r-pec wcclvcnd in h e lp in g w ith the annual (Vii-hr-d tally by taking pride in our I ’id'V li-letinut. A c liv itn -> nl I l l s t-’ l I'Up Were ( l a g He slated that tree under .*upi*IW l.'hUi (if Cu e t lin t I Inward W i!dotn is a full tune jolt ' hdiylihy fin tru ck) A iim iig f 11 . ni.-u lirlpnig vutu Mi ill woi 111, humbly accept lin ger Nnniiiin 11*■f t j mul ii.iv h.u.'Ci, ing the Hag pledged lo ■guard ami protect the (lag which will serve as a eonslanl ri tiundei of liberties we ali enjoy in mu ■uiintry." H> M;iri*strrt * uplift a»>'l i i«.I With post offletars were ot F.t • l a rt* > i* »> *1 i \ lit" <h »mf I- .*f t* il I licers of tlie Auxiliary l mt 1*1111» i ! h* I tV I at t la* Mrs Virginia McManus, pre- I Mi­ . | i .1 I It idenl. Mrs Harriet ll.nris, ll M* ♦\ \VI « a ' " *It <>1 ' i I t Ml ?• I lit -I d u lle r pte*ulcni. and Mrs ’ llht*' , til i M\ Il||* Jill luff. - I |i t,. i I* . ■ V.t »h » •<far l.» \ - I•*♦ I I Mt .Sopliie III van, patriotic in rr f * plu-s Ici* ct I >1(Ull I I'lh lll li,till III I thi* tall, slnictiir I tla fateily |»i uJut t1 I» . it* band needed an operation. She answered an ad from a modeling school and found out the job was at the Kitten LB. Set For School • . A N N O U N C IN G ! REGULAR 98* . . SLICED CALF DR. K IN G S LE Y HISIIOI’ (lo ft), s ta ff .physician- ami director o f cyto­ genetics research*\it Sunlantl Hospital, points out the “ Carter Syndrom" and “ Orlando Chromosome," important discoveries made in her depart­ ment, to Mrs. John Sutton, Snnland volunteer and co-chairman of tlie SunlaTuI Charity Horse Show to he held Wednesday through 'Sunday at Seminole Raceway. Baking Course ^ "•KSST»wSflr « rt 'y tomers, she has another im­ portant career — she is the mother of nine children. Their ages range from 2 to it years and she is happily married to an understanding truck driver. In private life she is Mrs. Orville Stout. She also is 37 years otd and looks 10 years younger — or she could never had been a "Kitten” at Ihe club. l.ast year she took a parttime job as a waitresf and Behind her role of being then decided to find a belter charming to supper cluh cus­ paying job because her hus­ GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. ~ (UP1) — In the supper club business they pick the girls for their beauty, allure and well • proportioned anatomies. One of the long • stockinged, attractive "Idris", and a fav­ orite at the Kitten Club of the Morton House Hotel here, Is Annette. She can plead guilty to the required qualifications. Hut when you.see the scan­ tily dad Annette, you don’ t see everything. Corn Muffins A ® It* -- ' E FFE C TIV E IM M E D IA T E L Y A L L A county * wide school Sci­ students IT* Club's 'Kitten' Mother O f Nine Science Fair , March 25-26 ' Al Oviedo Hi ence Fair will'be held at Ovie­ do High School gym March 25-26. Mrs. J. E. Palmer, Chiodo science teacher and chair­ man of the fair, announced. S The local Science ^Fair will be aftiliaied with the state­ wide Florida Foundation of Future Scientists, which spon­ sors the annual state science fair and talent search. Six Seminole County projects will be submitted to the State Sci­ ence Fair in Orlando April 810 at Exposition Park. Members of i n e county * steering committee represent-ing all secondary schools are Mrs. Palmer, chairman; John Angel and Sal Mantrc, judg­ ing; Joe Ackerman, Joe Hat­ tie and Mrs. Catherine Mar­ tin. awards and finances; Ack- erman and Clyde Holder, pub­ licity, Mrs. Palmer said that the ^ purposes of holding the sci­ ence fair are comprehensive. They include: Offering an opportunity for the display of scientific talent and recognition of this talent: -1 Encouraging students-to.at­ tempt organized research us'in g all sources available to them; Providing an opportunity for a* an exchange of ideas between students and teachers from various schools; ____ Focusing student, teacher *anT public attention on sci­ ence and mathematics; Motivating students to seek careers in science and math cmatics. Exhibits will be divided in to the following categories for * junior and senior high school V*. i--i % - • . , li*#•'■-» *r**.l * -*; ?**«?* w fv ; :•* - r - t r »• * *u> 1-LB. PKG. REGULAR 2b* . . LYKE5 fWITH BLANSJ REGULAR 2*4 . . W U LK l Bread -1 9 / LOAF fl/d£J-X*Sj % Rolls 2 ««19^ .......................................... ' a m — ^ ‘t TLt GjY i * D Q U A Tt$W oIU H M oH E French Ave. & 25lh. 400 E. Fir nl St. TO P V A LU E S T o R E Palmetto Ave. & 3rd SI, Highway 17-92, I^jnjpsood if -4-------r— �V ft* . • r • » »•*' e , ,/■ * *■ ■I «Zt)r ftanfrrrb fr r tl> Pairs 6— Mon. Feb. 8, ’65 Strikes . Spares Rjr John A. Spolski On Monday evening, we bad a new'league, or at lenit the start of a new leaion with many new teama repreaented, and a comparative newcomer of prominence making hi* presence known nt the same time. And to top It all . off, we couldn’t be happlsrt We’re referring to the Navy Intramural B o w l i n g League and to Cnpt. It. K. Fowler. Captain Fowler was on hand to help present the trophies for tha flret-half champion* of the Navy Lea­ gue, on behalf of Capt. J. O, Mayo, who was out of town. According to our secret agents, we've been Informed that Captain Fowler will be a regular member of ona of the teams within the league, too. ( I ’ll betrha a lot of the fellah* will have poor howl­ ing nights when they meet that team, I'll betcha!) Trophlea presented Includ­ ed the first ptace team, NAS Maintenance A, with a record of 07 wins Bl compared to only 13 loss**. Second and third slots went to VAH-3 Line and VAC 3 Odd Halls, respectively. Individual awards were presented to John Harris with hi* 1H2 average, high for the league. A tie for seeond with 175* were of It. T), Ashby snd L. L. Applegsts. High game scratch awards wen to W. D. Scott with a 251, followed by C. it. Hud. son's 245 and W. Itedman's 233. In the high game with handicap, first place went to I.. K. Partin 244, H. E. Whiting 244 and T. O. Mc­ Gowan 237. F»r high series, it was Lefty Fred Holleli with a big |i2L Only five pins behind Hollrn was Tea Karris with a CilO and then K. It. Martin’s 698. Iterngniting the aeries inrludlng handicap were L. O. Ilryunl 032, It- K. Mtlburii 025. and C. U FiUpalriek 010. Tlie most Improved bowler award went to M. I. Merlcle who raised bis average 13 pins, from 13ll to 140. A quick cheek of the Sun­ day night Mr. A Mrs League reveals u tie existing for that elevated No. 1 spot on the totem jade between the l ’»tlicks ami the Hunters, t'omeideiilully, In eheeking individual iiigb a v e r a g e a wiliim this league, 1 see that Andy Patrick I* leading the Misl.ua with u 177 and "w ife) ” (lose is lop* for the Mis, with lor tM. Tlie three point-five team I l»nn’t ask me, either. . . . I don't know what It stands for) of the Seminole High School league is the ‘’leader** with a record of II and one. The team imunheia include lion Goshorn, Mary Kurowic, Jim Woods and Mike Searcy. Ms) he the reason they’re that high could ho Jim Woods' sv. ■luge through 1R games, a nitty 1HI . A rid while we're singling the younger howlers out for you. let's give a review of our Saturday morning league. First of all. In the Bantam Illvinoii, ages from six through 12, the l'ln Smuslieis illv on lop of the heap. Tied for second slot tie the Beatles arid tha Impatient Bowlers. tiee, no wonder those Phi Kmusheia are on top. Just took at these sluggers and their averages and you'll readily understand their lofty position: Billy Kniffln 116, Dennis Stewart 104, Harold Herbst 121 and Eddie Payne 70. Almost as tight in tha Junior-Senior Division with bowltrs' ages 13 through 17. The LFMLs (And another country hat been h e a r d from!) are first with 67 wfns and 27 losses. Second and third place* are occupied by the Masters and tha New Breed. Chucking 'em for the LFMLs are Brad Fox 125, Tom Potrunlc 178, Ken Mar­ tin ICO and Paul (Had 125. Auuthcr league which Is mlghlly close meets on Thurs­ day mornings, the Shooting Stars. There’s a tic for first place and in third, Panchos is only four games out) of first. Sharing the ti* are Shep­ ard's Oil and Dennis' Sin­ clair. Tha , Shepard’s Oil four­ some arc Gladys Edwards, Pit Willis, Marge Miller and Bstta Church, while these are the lassies who toss ’em for Dennis Sinclair — Sue Pruitt, Bernice Hudson, Sis Probat and Joan Adams. The Sunday night Scotch Doubles has now come up with a new twist and a new guarantee. It's loaded with those pretty little George Washington's. And finally, nur Sunday Special from 11:30 In the a. m. 'til three in tha after­ noon ha* literally swept Sanford. We'ie definitely go­ ing to continue the promolion as long ns this type of interest is maintained. 'Sub' Sexton Leads Realtors Greyhounds Chalk Up 7 -3 0BC Record Front Positions Top Leesburg, Won In Sunday's Lose To Ocoee 'Daytona 500' By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports Writer DAYTONA BEACH ( U P ! ) Darrell Dlerlnger of Charlotte, N. C„ end Junior Johnson of Ronds, N. C.( each won a 50mile qualifying race here Sunday, earning the front row positlona for neat Sunday’s “ Daytona 500’’ at the interna, tional aperdway. Dieringer averaged 166.7 miles an hour and Johnaon clocked 166 3 in bin race. Dieringer won the first NA­ SCAR qualifier In a 1064 Mer­ cury after taking the lead mid­ way through the race. Miamian Bobhy Johna fin­ ished second In a 1063 Ford to earn a second row position in the annual atock car clasalc. Johnson, driving a 1065 Ford, whipped past Fred Lorrnien of Elmhurst, 111., on the last turn to win by a few feet In the second race. In other action at the speed­ way Sunday, Iggy KaUma of Willis, Mich., led a lina ol Fords across the finish line In a 230-mile ARCA stock car race. Kalona, driving a 1065 Ford, averaged 132.7 milei an hour. He took the lead on the Both lap of the 100 lap race. Andy Hampton of Louisville, Ky., was second and Ben Par­ sons of Detroit finished third, both In Fords Schnlk Retires LAFAYF.TTE, Ind.. ju P D Ray (Cracker) Schnlk, I:, a former Chicago White Sox catcher and a member of base­ ball's Hall of Fame, has re tired as assistant coach at Purdue alter 18 seasons. Lyman High Grc.vhounds over the weekend boosted their Orange Belt Conference record to 7-3 with a victory over Leeaburg while losing a non-con* Terence game to Ocoee. Lyman topped the Leesburg Yellow Jackets 46* 42 with a comeback in the final qunrter npnrked by the scoring o f Joe Asher and Gene Winklemnn at the Lyman gym. Lyman new has a record of •even wine and three losses In the OBC, with two conference gsmes remaining. High ecorer against !,**•• burg was Asher with 14 points, followed by Dave Mali* 11, Mike Sterling eight, Winklemnn eight, and Eddie Long five. Leesburg's top Icorers In the Frirlay evening game were Mike Barrett 13 and Jim Crum 12. However. Saturday was n different story. Lyman went to Ocoee for a non-conference game and with Oeroe'e very effective defense lost 61-42. Lyman wasn't able to acore often against this defense However, the 'Hnunda did manage to make somewhat of a coinebnek In the last period, by scoring 18 points. Hut it wasn't enough. High scorrr again was Ash­ er with 16. Long racked up 11 snd Winklemnn eight. Ocoae’s top scorers were David Grant with 19 anil Ron Kminnts with 17. Asher's w-rckrnil scoring brought his total to 341 for the season. Lyman Jnyvers won both their games, Seminole Five Drop 2 Games Over Weekend Alice Seaton, subbing f«r Sli-nMrum lie ally, rolled 174,' 407 to help them win three By MURRAY OLOERMAN points from Art Urnwn I’ est Control In the III nooners Sporti Editor howling league. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. May Grier rolled the high LOS ANGELES — (N E A ) esption of last yenr And game of 101 for Joe’* Laun dry when they made a clean --Th« pressure of being one they've gut the major tlllcs sweep against Hunt Realty. of the five grestesl golfers to prove it. Their position In Millie thaniut led Shoemaker in the world doesn't eat at golf Is rightfully deserved. Construction In a four point Tony l.ema. “ I think I' iiImcr a. la su­ "I'm » goo f-off,” he said perbly unilrr pressure. lie win from M A It Bar Gloria Arcnrdi’s 183 498 Ird inlros|Fertlvaly. • I'm not icul­ thrives 1111 it. He knocked a Southern Air to take four ly a M-rloue person. You can't .hot six feel fnun the hole points from llehrens Tractor j nay, ‘(Jcr whir, I've got to and had to sink it In win the Repair. lB-len Edwards' 170- make thla putt lu-cauie th* Mastsra a cnuplo of years 482 led Wilson Mtiler Furnl alimony check depend* on It.’ ago, and he uas smooth as lure to three wins from Na­ Or my wife would like to get silk. He stepped up snd did 1s new dress. Or we'd lik* to It, and that’s the wsy he tionwide Insurance Sally Mamrlr 189 458 and eat at a nice restaurant or feels. He hsd s job to du, snd Shirley Simas 175 So*, led Lake take a good vacation. You it never* occurred to him he •couldn't do iu 1 try to feel Monroe Inn Lassies to three can't look at It^hat way. , ''We're fortunei* enough to that way. wins from Jet Inn. "Playing against Palmer is Pat Franks. Laura 1-eahy, he In a profession where the and Ignore Price spared the winners make e lot of money. like going up against Jack 5-7. Claudette Behrens, Lillian You kriow, 1 could have lieru tha Kiptx-r or being the lamb Leroy mid Doris Orney conver­ a long-haired musician who who tried to bite the butcher.” dovin't make a whola lot of What generally isn’t con­ ted 4 .57. sidered in the smoke (hat sur­ Thu 3-B) tell for Clori3 Ac- money." Tony has ths long hair, but rounds Palmer or the hullscurdl, Doris Gandy, Peggy Harris. Beverly Meeks. Mil­ it’s mostly on the sides and boloo over Ken Venturi ts the dred Nicholas, Doris limey, incongruously set* o ff a snub­ Golfsr of the Year is Lems'* Helen l ’ adgctt, and Alice hex nosed, helij lull face with the accomplishment last yenr in incongruous c r o w ' s feel winning more events, six, than ton. Turkeys were rolled by Dot around ths sye* that are the any other pro. Hutton, Elite FsLnt and bally Isgucy of a golfer's squint In the mm. Right now he was re­ Msmele. laxing on the rubbing table of the Executive Suite, an exclu­ sive emporium for tired and PHOENIX, Arli. t u r n - tanned buelnessmrn *n La Franklin E. Devlin, of Ei»t t lenSga. Wllllston. N. Y . w»* re-elect­ S E M I-F IN A L S Whlla Dava the tna-ssur ed to hix third term ** pres­ tugged at Ills muscles, Tony ident of Damns Tracks of talked. The women would America Inc. consider It ■ sexy interview, and to keep them pacified 1 can raport that Tony h|S a tattoo on the calf of hit left lag, on his left arm and “ To­ ny" on his right bicep. With tha pot of gold that awaita pro golfer* at the start Racing of a new tour, Tony'* frame of attitude eeemed mare rele­ N IG H T L Y vant to me, because now that . i n except Arnold Palmer and Jack Nick* I U SUNDAY Isus, Inc., have decided not to eaerclse most of their op­ tions (Palmer will restrict and takes hurried steps all himself to 16 tournaments), tha way to tha foul line. Thle Lems will be one of tho crut­ Exciting PE R FE C T A 8 featured ii one of the moat common ches of the tour. in «ack racing pm grim. “ I don't went (o win ths of bowling faults, and tha ra> Grand .Slam and then ratira suit usually is an off-balanca Glast-Knclosrd Heated Grandstands A Clubhouse or that kind of bull,** ha said delivery. Valet Parking — Barry, No Minors! •imply. " I want to play golf Just remember that bowl. and winning golf. Playing on­ Ing la a game of accuracy ly 16 tournaments la ridicu­ rather than speed in both lous. I really enjoy what I'm footwork and ball dellvary. doing." No need to hurry either. Tony, however, doesn't de­ > c / - C J > /a x c /c t Footwork at a pact only precate Palmar as a competi­ " K F N N E l CLU B ■lightly fester than a walk tor or an'attraction. "Palmer and. NUklaui," he la -all that's necessary to gen­ erate pln-ipil!lng action. said, “ are winning more mon­ HWY. 1 7 -9 2 ey than anybody else. They're Midway between Sanford A Orlando alwaye ons-two with th* at(End of seriei.) Devlin Re-elected * UH, I' 1 Spearfishing Proving Popular Such was th* cai* with the compete. “ We didn't du as well as we should,’* ssid Eldemire, like English - epeaking Jamaican and Virgin Island teams In the Sixth Annual Neth«rl»nds An­ tilles Spesrflshlng snd Trolling Tournament staged off Aruht’t north ahere. Jsm^b-a and the Virgin Islands had to pull out two of their thre* member* because of unex­ pected sinusitis. Virginia-born Tim Ireland, who swims on weekends when h* esn get awsy from his taw practice In St. Thoms* and is captain of the Virgin Islands tram, took hlr-e+lshth pl*c* showing philosophically and adoptsd a walt-untll-nexl-year attitude. Hi* team also gsvs a victory party for the Franch • speaking Guadeloupe team which wrested the tro­ phy from the United Statu. But Kc-nt Elrtemlre, blond replain of the Jamaican team who apeal.s with * lilt similar to a Scottixh hurr. Wa s some­ what crestfallen because hi» mainstay diver was unable to Tim Ireland, also a lawyer. Don Del Monaco of Miami, captain of the losing champion American team and a fierce competitor, heaped praise on all the teams. “ ‘ I've competed .In tourna­ ments in Florida, these is­ lands, In California and at Malta and Italy and I ’ve never seen a better organised tournnment er better teams. TAMPA (U P I) — Former middleweight champ Sugar Ray Robinson will meet Sonny Moore In a scheduled IQ-round fight at nearby Clearwater Friday, and next Monday six­ th-ranked Florentine Ferhondee will fight Tommy Caldwell of Chicago here. They will be the biggest box­ ing matches fought In ihis ar­ ea for several yesrs and Indi­ cate boxing interest in the Tampa Ray are* is on tho rise acain. Promoter A1 King added fuel to the boxing interest announ­ cing he offered middleweight champion Joe Giardcllo 3100.ooo to fight Robinson in the new Curtis Hixon convention hull here. King said Robinson had ■greed to fight for a 375,000 purse. finlor Bowl Tnkt; ^ ■ J A C K S O N V I L L E , F!a. (U P I) — Florida State amt Oklahoma will rccelvi $139,* 039 each for playing the na­ tionally televised Gator Bowl before 50.408 fans on Jsn. 3. The Seminole* won 36-19. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S A R C A D E P A C K A G E STORE O PE N D A IL Y — 9 A. M. • 6:lf* P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP V A L U g STAMPS RA CIN G QUEEN STAKES Wed. Nite, Feb. 10th m 8 it T H E Y COME BIG— Don Watson o f Roficvllle, Minn., shows o ff tho north­ ern pike he spenred while fishing through the ice in North Center I.nker It weighctl 21 pounds. (N E A Telephoto) By Pivlrt Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High csgers O R A N J E S T A D, Aruba took a double defeat from the (U P I) — Spearfishing Is l>eOik Rldgo Pioneers snd the ccming on* of the most popuTlturvlllo Terriers over the weekend but msde good show­ Inr pastimes In th* *unings In both game*. .Benched Islands of th* Ca­ In the Oak Ridge game the Seminole* led til] thr end of ribbean Sea even though It is the final frame to he defeated nut purely a spectator sport. To hecom* a participant in by a score o f -43* to 40. In the first Mania Frank ,he tournament* held esch Murray led for thg Seminoler year on one of the islands, the with nine points and Ron Hin­ pcnrflshfrmnn must bo able son «a s second with six. Hank n illvo to depths of from 30 Bastln was the high man fo: ■i i 100 feet without an oxygen Hie Pioneer* with six point! nnk, stalk and shoot his fish and Kim Menke wa* secoru ml then bring It to his boat with three anr.t^JUJpk Wyler- id In the time it lake* la l»«bl aTIded two At the end oT the us breath. first period the Tribe led by Also tourn* merit compan­ a score of is to I], ion rails for the sklndtver to Tlie heated play of the sec remain In the water for six ond stanza saw both teams <ir seven hours with only brief mako 14 [Hiirit* with Murray respites for a enntainer of again first in .scoring for tin dfee, an orange and an apple Tribe with eight points, Hin and perhaps s sandwich. son second with five and Steve Even so. the spirit of romGroover adding one. Hatlin |.i titlnn is so keen that many and Harry Holt each made divers pull out of tournaments six points for the Pioneers and Welch added two At the only when they an- physically erul of the period the Tribe uiialde to continue. held a 29 lo 25 margin Mike Gray came into the game and into Ihe scoring for the Tribe |n the Hurd quarter with three point* and Jeff Wil­ liams and Hinson addrd two points each Welch and Menke made two pointi each for the Pioneers and Ilsstln added one. The Seminolei held a 36 to 30 lead going Into the final itanra, In the final period Gray and Groover were the only scorers for Sanford with two points etch, hut <>uk Illdge broke out and scored 13 points with Holt taking top honors with eight points Baslin made four snd Rick Boehm added one The Pioneers won by a score of 43 to 4(1 In the Titusville game the .Seminole* lost to the Terriers by a score of 51 to 79. blit they gave R s good effort. Tlie biggest problem for the Tribe was Jack Sexton. Sexton scor­ ed 33 points for the Terriers. Gruov er led the Tribe with 14 points and Murray and Bin •on each made eight with fitumpf adding six Lamar o x ­ ford and Chuck Plgott made four points each snd Williams added three. Don Nicholas added two points to the Tribe tally hut they still lost 31 to 79. 16 — Don’t Charge fly Joe Norris Written for NEA •'Charge” is a logical battle cry or signal far fuothull line­ men, hut It has no place in th* vocabulary of bowling. To illustrate, I refer you to Joa llodli, ona of tha graat team performers in the history of tlie sport, who was honored with Hall of Fams member­ ship In 1941. Joe's motto al­ ways has baen “ Slow down end acor* big." Charging-the-llna la ' a da* scripUon of a bowling deliv* rry In which the bowler literally traps into his approach Sonny Moore, Robinson Meet Af Clearwater' Matinees W ed.-Fri.-Sat, 2 p.m. Tho rain i6 wet . . . tha road is slippery . . . ths wind Is fierce . . . but that doosn't trouble the •Josp' Wagoneer. No matter what's happening outsids your windshield, you’re safer wh^p you're driving a Wagonosr. W hy? In one word: "Drlvepower."* 'Jeep* 4-wheal "Drivepower” is w h a t Wagoneer has that no other car In the world h as. It's what keeps all four wheels gripping the road, providing the kind of traction that you can't get with any ordinary vehicle. The 'Jeep' Wagoneer will take you through mud, snow or sleet, and over rugged terrain that no other car would even attempt. So for the love o' your family — get a ’Jeep' Wegoneorl K A I S E R Je e p C O R P O R A T I O N t. ow *"DR!VCPOWM"Is Wagoneer station wagon's new, Improved and axclualve 4-wheal drive system. See your ‘Jeep’ dealer end take a demonstration drive today. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 • E. Second St, Sanford, Florida See ’Jeep’ vehicles In action on T V . . . , "CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite" (6:80 p.m. Ch. 6) TT § J �\ I ^ ' -• , • # %■ ■* i • * * • • ' *• - 4. •»N f r * * •#, ■be B w f mB l f r * H . Mon. Feb. 8. '65— Papo 7 | Church League , Basketball Gets Started Tonight By Msrahall Lingo Herald Sports Writer Tha Oviado Lions roared to their sixth straight win Sat­ urday night hy taking a 5648 decision from the Minutemen of Cocoa Beach High School. Sanford Area Men'* Church Basketball League gets un­ derway tonight at Sanford Junior High School gym. Grace Methodist Church will go against the First Naiarena Church at- 7 p. m. and First Presbyterian against the Eider Springs Baptist Church at 8:15. There will be four games played weekly on Monday and Thursday nights with the first game beginning at 7 • p. m. Everyone is invited to come. There is no admission charge for these games. points to their opponent’s 13 nal more in the fourth period to taka a halftime lead of but again their efforts were SI-28. unsuccessful. The Cocoa cagThe Minutemen were un- rra ecored 16 points, but tha alde to overcome the Lions I.iona, holding their own, also again. Oviedo made the fatal racked up 16 markers in the move In the third when they final atanta to keep their put the full-court press into eight-point advantage to the real action and held the east finish. coast five to a mere five Mike Henry led In scoring points. The I.iona expanded for the losers with 13 points. their lead by dropping in ton Vern Thortscn and Tony markers. NeVvsom followed with 12 and Tha Minutemen made a fi­ 9 points, respectively. Three Lion* hit in double figures to spark the Oviedo triumph. Tim Colbert lad the Livna with 18 points followed by Rax Brooks and Billy Mikier with .14 each. The two trama started out neck and neck in the first period and tha Minutemen finished out the slants with a 15-14 flryt-quartcr advant­ age. Oviedo bounced hack in the second stanza, (coring .17 Fred Biletnikoff, Tensi Gain Fame IT PAYS TO HE FAT—The heavier ■ Japanese lumo wreatlcr U, the belter he wrestles. So Ichiro Mlxutanl dines regu­ JACKSONVILLE (U P I) larly on rich mixtures of chicken, beef, pork and vegetables, — II may be a long lime before washed down with beer add sake. All Ihii to keep his weight qusrterhsck Steve Tensi and at 350 pounds. flankrrback Fred Ulletnlkoff get bumped off the all-time Gator Bowl football team to which they were named. Tensi passed for 3u3 yards ami five touchdowns' — "fotlr |-».£t^i Douyan rwHrd s 192/- buted s- good 173 gam* while of them caught by Bilctnikoff ( 633 series in the Hi Noonars |Thelma Unger ahot a 182 —to spark Florida State over League at Jet Lanes to pace game and Dot Button cims Oklahoma 39-18 Jan. 2 of this the Slenstrom Iteslty team to through with a 177/483 for the Pests. year. „ * s three game win ovef the Jet S h o e maker Construction Tensi replaced Vanderbilt’s Inn team nnd continue in first Don Orr from tha first team place In the leegue .-tendings. hung a three point Ions on the quarterback position and Bil- Carolyn Sallee helped with her Hunt Realty team In another league match. Nationwide In­ - vinikoif took over in place ol 181 **><(■ Kathy Hrny surance won - three— points hall hack Jim Mooty on the added a 175 <80 and Libfn>m M A It Bar as Margie first tram. * Die Whitehead a 187/481 to Carruthera blasted 181/510 the wFlI-bnUnced Strnwlrom ami Ulla Ganderton rolled a Two colonies of monkeys tennv Unrig Rmlmnn rolled * ■ji;h living wild on Silver Itnad at nPt,reni Tractor Service Florida’s Silver Springs are 182 high game fur the Jet Inn ,0Hm, won all four from I .sir Mon believed to he the only coionSouthern Air moved up « r„ . |nn t,, ,loM „ lt.jr 1Monj ic- of monkeys living complet­ ely wild in the United State*. notch oft.-r sweeping all four ! „ u . r Mt«n<lrnsr. Bertha Neville from Art Brown IVale wl.n KI|,nM „ f K,s , 70 hg*l l»cen in a tie f«*r fourth Margaret J’ rh e shot a 180 pin.e with thrm. Gloria Acgame rind Hdm Padgett had in T ill < im i i r ( CM ii r •anli m« t the pan* with a 1 I a frm- 178 471. \\ il-oir-.Muier M M II J l | » | ( l ( I ( H I M I T Ml .‘lift and Lam it I.ruhv rotitrt• on three from Joe’s Laundry I I M i l l |) % I N 4 M l r o l l fttSMI* Ovledo’a triumph over Cocoa Beach marked tha 12th of the aeaeon, thus rivlnr Oviedo a 12-7 rocord eo far this season. In the preliminary encount­ er tha Oviedo Junior varsity five posted a 60-42 victory over tha Cocoa Beach JV’a. Bobby Stewart led the I.iona in the Junior varsity game, dropping in 20 mark­ ers. Ha was followed by Glenn Knowles with 18. • For Properly # ^ C iR R A W A Y McKIBBIN “ C asu alty 114 NORTH P A R K 322-0331 ANOTHER HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT FOOD FAIR-.. . DISCOUNT Margaret Bolts Turns On Heal Margaret Bolts turned on the heat and rolled high game and series in tha Holler Motor Navy Wives league when aha turned in. JlbFUUl’— 125'537. This series helped the E. 7. 8, 9’cra win three points from the Hoot Owls. PRICES E FFE C T IV E THRU WEDNESDAY Alice Sexton’s 181-518 for Oop Opt and Helen Hauser’s QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 191, Thelma Ungera 487 wera high for tha NAS "O'.' Wives when they iplit their points ' —■' -a - -- ■ !■»— i. ncmire Cobrans 165-458 f o r t h a Dragonettes and Martha Billings 167-434 for Checkertniis * A " were high in tlieir match that ended in a draw. Jean Rrew-era 188-410 and Shirley LaRorra 160-429 led the Dlsaalernola to a clean »we8p against the Tiger*. t.lhby Cos’s 174-427 and Elisabeth Klein* 181 435 led the R V A II-9 ’’O". Wive* to n» Rose Patrick spun 180/474 three wins from tha Tigernnd Helen Edwards a 182 IH1. ettrs. Glndya Edwanis' IDS468 waa high for the Tigerrtlaa. So oriented t o f i - l i i n g f o r Shirley Slmns' 160-478 led food a i a p en gu in s th a t even the Retired Wives to a clean a s t a r v i n g one wuuld not r e ­ cognise shrimp, its f a v o r i t e sweep from lha M I » f i t a. Eleanor Clcmenn 148-403 was food, out o f w ate r. high for the Vigilante* as ■ E E F they took Hirer point* from Checkarlall ” 11.” 1 Ruasell'a Redskins aplit tha Nssllr* o f r i i h l l c H e a r i n g h» t r b jr * n i-n H*rt| pointa with the Saviig. ttes r • iv t’ m m la*ifin *r* *>f O v e r *• "•• I•• •' • i n I > , ►lor I * |Hn I'at Draiolph led th#_ Red- ■ •kina 166-444 ami Elinor l* -♦ rtr ” * i ha f i ■1 1 ■»>4 i n * Is .1 | .|lf I t V VfAP.I ft Roatival, auliliing for I lie y f t * • <|r a1 j *\ V * *i •I4i *K l I «I l l «l l lttunli y M mia Savagatlas, roiled high 171- | ■r sti • ra KatMlf A IiU 'r it 475 VI nf I M I ' |» K • I a I * * Knr*hI'h* rus.ycata split Iht liter V i.e \ 4 * ] )’ 1II K inu'll ■•t Na*1 '•■I r* * i <»ml 3 * miTr * cream with the OdJ Balls %3 * - * •- f | ' t a » s v | f « A V * t|l| i 2-2. Mure!* Foy’a 173-4-'! | 1' It M I' 1|* * r 1liM 33 111 I * li* 111 waa high for the Pusaycals III* r I'oiKtly • % Si ’ l b ii*t Vh• f■r l Florida in t h f and llevaily Meeks 1til.--!.*><• ■ • nut'*» •'"niiti •aJr»n*ra Iloom • ti f->iir 14 1y jl lull 41 Id 0o led the Odd Balls. Queen of Uir split cirri* V M 4» * n f lie-r * i f i tr • a p '»• wits Helen llaviacr wlirn elu!■■ • I of «*«uiity Com rul a t spur cd Hi* 8-7-10. I'h) III* i . Satii'' • (’ " ijr * *' Fl"r1i|i Krrcie converted 6-7; Holly |i3f John A i M i n d i r . C h a ir ­ SEVEN man | Bel! 5-4-7; Shiriay Maxwell 9-10; and Eiiaabt-lh Klein, AMni Arthur l)*-k »lth Jr , 2-7. V rl.llili K »b I. 1>«l The 3-10 fell for Murinti « IU • Tlat and Meda Wiltahlt* and in I i i k . « in« I i t i i n i i t n r 1 nr. y i it Jt lil t i a i . t i h i i i f Shirley Owens spsrtd the 6-8 in 4 M> koh in m n iE Turkeys were rolled hy i i n ' n t i . ri.n n itiA . 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FOIL ‘ BANANAS § is 1I NA F «* Sax PKG ie �/ Fabled Land Of Denmark Inspires Gay Resort Fashions Designer Sylvia de Gay even I of Han* Christian Andersen to I And the Danish Royal Palace dery on gay reaort dreiaea lakes the beloved fairy talcs [ the beach In exquisite designs. |Guard comes to life in embroi- and play clothea. Lakes and field flowers that dot the countryside In Den Java been captured In and colors. Coat dresses, separates and patio pints in bold prints that re semble authentic Danish lace will stretch the hours from morning until night. Chic and dramatic modem Danish designs In this collec­ tion include pullover, hooded ahirts In black and white ab­ stract prints on crepe. The same prints turn up In other togs done in Dacron NEW Y O R K (N B A ) - Ham-| inspired by let’s castle m ay turn up' onl Denmark', the beach at San Juan this cruise season and the magic gaiety of Tivoli Gardena may be aecn at a patio table in the Bahamas. For most one o f beautiful the season’s collections of reaort and cruise fashions waa Ostccn Personals By Mr*. Clarence Snyder Recent caller* at tha home o f Mr*. Harry Oateen wer* Mr. and Mr*. Emeat Feller* and Com. and Mr*. Roy Rog­ ers and her mother, Mr*. 8mlth, of Red Hook, N.Y.; Dr. and Mra. J. Cat In of Jackson­ ville; Mr. and Mrs, Dean Cau­ sey o f DeLand; Mr. and Mrs, Jack McNeil and Mr. and Mra. Reed Gilbert of Daytona Beach and Mra. Ella Stont of DeLand. DENM ARK, LA N D OF F A IR Y T A LE S and modern beauty, wan the inspiration for the reaort collection designed by Sylvia de Gay for Robert Sloan. The most covered undercover look Is the fishnet l>cach dress (left) with bold cuffed cowl collar. It was inspired by the Little Mermaid that overlooks the harbor o f Copen­ Mr. and Mra. Perry Delaney o f Corunna, Mich., apent »everal day* with Mr. and Mra. John Melrose. The hagen. The Snow Queen (center) is a fairy tale turned fashion. Patio nhlrt and shorts are white on white embroidered cotton pique. Modern Danish pointing!! suggc.ntcd the black and white patterns on crepe (righ t). Dramatic hood pullover completes outfit. ElzearDuquettes Area Visitors Geometric prints are appllon travel knits In red and blue on while. And you'll find the Royal Copenhagen porcelain pattern “ Blue Flow­ er" In rich embroidery on white cotton pique daytime dresses. - ' Even the “ Little Mermaid" who alts in the harbor of Co­ penhagen comes to life in fish­ net play fashions designed to be worn over the new nudetone Body Slocking founda­ tion. This “ next-tonolhing" look is the spoof of the resort sea­ son — the grand deception for the modern mermaid. Miss Carolyn Rice Honored With. Pre-Nuptial Shower VmtTnrB Young Women WrraTB Mon. Feb. 8, *65—Pape --------- . '- i ; O f Casselberry Meet Thursday By Jane Casselberry A discussion on work with retarded children being done in Seminole County will be presented for Thursday’ * I p.m. meeting of the Young Woman’s Club~of South Sem­ inole in the cafeteria of South Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry. Speakers will be Mr*. Syl­ via Huhn, vice president of the Seminole County Associa­ tion for Retarded Children, and Mrs. Ada Sire*, teacher at Sanford1* Little Red School for Retarded Children. The achool will benefit from ■ coffee and fashion show planned by the club for March 31 at Mason Et Jardln neir Altamonte Springs. Hostesses for this week’* meeting will be Mrs. J. S. and Mrs. Rip Kiwloe. HEARTHEADED — You don’t hove to have a In your head to wear this Valentine hairhole in do, but it might help. Modeling it in Miami Reach is Donna Leonard o f Alliance, Ohio, a dancer in a T V show. Spring Wedding Planned For Miss Livie Barnwell By Mr*. It. 1- Johnsonclaw of Faola announce the Mr.' end Mr*. Erneat Holt*- engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Llvie L. Barnwell of Lake Monroe, to Duane A. Burk, eon of Mr. and Mr*. Albert Burk, of Lake Monroe. Ml** Barnwell, daughter of Oicar Barnwell of Arcadia, waa born in Arcadia and at-tended achool* there and Lake County. She now realdea with her grandmother,^ Mra. Livie Kinney in Luke Monroe. Burk, who 1* a native of Itlinoia moved to Lake Monroe at an early ago and attended arhoota In Seminote County. He hui received training wtih "the National *Ouard-Heaerve*' in Ft. Gordon, Ga. and la at the present time employed by J. O. Boston of Luke Monroe. The wedding will be an Ievent of Friday, April 23rd MISS B A R N W E LL .m. fallen back home since their I But, snowy or cloudy, the I lunshltve Ihcir grandparents By Margaret Cosby arrival in aunpy Florida. |young Duquettes enjoy the | always bring with them. Tha George Duquette family Mrs. Ray Murray Sr. and A unique arrangement of a of S. Cortes Avenue, North Mrs. W. F. Mann were recent large while tissue bell, white Orlando, are having a wonderhostesses al the Murray home birds, red hearts and a minishia parent*,.Mr. Jn Lirh Arbor In a kitchen lure bride and groom under Duquette; ihow ff honoring Miss Carolyn ^an archway^of greenery-was who Jetted down recently from Illce, bride • elect o( Guy featured in the living room.’ Ludlow, Mass., for a two Miller. The bride • elect received month* atay. A color achcmc of red and a heart shaped nosegay of Without asking, It Is evident while carrying out the Val­ white mums with red leaves Mae and George's four young­ entine motif was used In the and ribbons and her mother, sters adore their grandpar­ decor throughout the party Mrs. L. B. Bice, was presen­ ent*. Denise, II, Is the oldest ted with a red carnation cor­ rooms. of their 23 grandchildren, and The serving table, overlaid sage. their great pride. But no less with a while Irish linen cutMrs. Mann poured sparkl­ loved are happy Diane, nine; work cloth, was centered with ing red punch from a crystal Inquisitive Raymond, sevena beautiful arrangement uf bowl which was complement­ and-a-half; and beautiful baby while mums and greenery in­ ed with strawberry parfait Mr. and Mrs. George Rich Renee, 19 months. terspersed with red velvet cake and red and white mints. of Brockport, N. Y. have pur­ The Elzear Duquettes arc in­ hearts and flanked on either Tlvc guests enjoyed particl-1 chased the former home of teresting a n d stimulating. side by tall red tapers in cry­ paling in bridal games and With 10 children of their own, stal holders. admired the lovely and use* j Mrs. Stanley Lawton on Peri­ three still al home, and with ful gilts as they were opened j winkle Dr. Visiting Nassau their youngest daughter altar with Mis. I.uwlon will be Mr. tiy the bride • elect. bound in June, they arc as Invited guest* other than and Mra. George Rich and animated as any parents with the hostesses, honoree and Mr. ami Mrs. Wilbur Bennett. a son In business and one aher mother were Mrs. Glenn bout to graduate with a BA Mis. Laura Reed has her Miller, mother of the future In accounting. groom; and the Mmea. L. friend, Mis. D Hodges of Mr. Eliear Duquetlo has Todd, J, E. Andrew*. W. J. Williamsport, Pa., as her been retired for two years house guest, wlio will winter MR. AND MRS. K LZ E A ll DUQUETTE uru currently visiting with The Welcome Wagon Club of Payne, It. T Barrett, C. Gain­ with her in DeBary. from the Ludlow Textile Com­ ey, Dave Shannon, T. V. their mm am! family, Mr. anil M ih . George Duquette ami family o f 71 .Sanford attended the Wel­ pany. In oil hi* 50 years with South Gorier. Avenue, North Orlando. They are shown with four of their come W a g o n International Melts, J. D. Beverly. W. H. Ihc organization he never lost Members of the Business 2 1 1 grandchildren from the left, Denise, Renee, Diane and Raymond Central Florida Council meet­ Bradley, Francis Sbearin, E. a n d Professional Women's a day’s work. Duquette. ing al the Windjammer in K. Smith, L. D. Lemon, It. Z. Club of DeBary attending the Mrs. Duquette is sill] croJohnson and J. McLellan. Maitland recently. chctling and knitting. Her la. District A luncheon meeting Also the Misses Pat Bice, Jack Gale welcomed the held at the Elk’s C!uh In New test accomplishment Is a sty­ Gay McCollum. Barbara Mil­ clubs of central Florida to Smyrna Beach, Sunday, Jan­ lish lull length roat she has Maitland and expressed appre­ ler, Sharon Fulrell, Ethel uary 2t were, Bert LederJust completed knitting. ciation for the work done by Todd and Cheryl Murray. hnus, president; Margaret The Duquetlo grandchildren tile Welcome Wagon hostess­ Williams and her sister from enjoy hearing slurles of their es. England; Jo Peck, Alice aunts and uncles and tales ol Attending the meeting from Roblolo, Viola Leone and places snowbound. W h e n Sanford were Mrs. John t j i i y , Mary Ann Lederhaus. Grandma and Grandpa left The Daughter* of Wesley Beers, Mrs. Pete Petrosky, L O C I ^ C i J IV lC C tS Bradley Field, Mass., they had Sunday School Class of the Mrs. John Pugh, Mrs. Albert Mr*. William Ferguson of Just had a two-foot snowfall By Mr*. Clarence Snyder First Methodist Church mel ShtWf an(i Mr', Lou Roberta! laikewood Dr. returned from and another foot or more has Seminola Rebekah Lodge a stay at Halifax District on Tuesday afternoon in Mc­ Mrs. Edward Allen was a No. *3 met Thursday evening Hospital following an eye op­ Kinley Hall with Mrs A. B. guest. FOR-ANY OCCASION Stevens, Mrs. S. G. Ilarriman, The South Seminole Club with Mrs. Louise Long, noble eration. Mrs, J. E. Courier. Mrs. W. was among those , receiving grand In the chair and her FLOWERS corp of officers serving for E. Raines and |Miss Carrie awards. Mr. ami Mra. Elmer Thomp­ AUK ALW A YS CORRECT West serving ns hostesses. son of Delmar Lane arrived Mrs. Lou Roberts of San- the first time. Three visitors were present: in DeBary following a visit Mrs. C. M. Mowers, class (t,rd was one of the winners Mrs. Madeline Crowell of north to Staten Island and president, presided over the j 0j t handsome door prize, business session. Tha class, i-j,e nrxt board meeting will South Harwich, Mass., Mr*. New York. JOE MUSE, left, was recently given a farewell teacher, Mr.. It. F. Cole, gave] be ,h8 home of the pre„ . May Williams and Mr*. May. luncheon al the Capri Iteatuurunt by the office a prayer followed by Mrs. dent, Mt ». John Pugh on Tuos- belle Peyer of Lake Geneva, Samuel Elliott of Granada ataff of Rlythe Motor Linen prior to bin entering Michigan. Rd. will celebrate iiis 89th Marguerite Paul giving Ihc day, Feb. 9 at 9:30 a.m. the U. S. Army, Delbert Abney, right, office Mr*. Jerry Bcllerton ol Eu- birthday, February 3rd. Mr. devotional program, u s i n g slis wss welcomed as a Dew Elliott it the brother of manager, presents him with u farewell gift. "Friends" as hpr theme. Mrs SANFORD member by transfer and sign­ Mr*. Russel Cooper. Other office staff members present were Mrs. Ilarriman read a short poem Enterprise FLOWER SHOP ed Ihe new member's regis­ Mary Jones, Miss Janet Martin, Mrs. Shirley on “ Friends." William Miller, formerly of Cor. E. lit & Hanford Are. Making donations to the ter. Marizetu, Airs. Surah Evans and Mra. Alice Mrs. May Rtibow told the Moring Glory Dr., DeBury and 322-1922 322-8152 birthday bank were Mrs. Roy Heron. story of Thomas Wiley, foun­ resident of Orange City at Tltlis, Mrs. O. It. Estrldgc, present, is a patient at Semi­ Porpoise* In the colony at Mrs. Lucy Courier, Mrs. Har­ * Huward Long is home again der of the l.O.O.F. lodge In nole Hospital, Sanford. Marincland of Florida require ry Brown, Mra. Jennings and after having spent several the United States. The Noble Grand announc­ toss than one second lo inhale Mian Aline Chapman. days at the Fish Hospital in Mr*. William Wataon of Routine reports were made DeLand for treatments. He ed her committees for the and exhale Ihcir breath by Delesplna Dr. ia home after coming year. by all committee chairmen. explosive bursts through the has not been able to resume V / . ■ j. . . r i i A district meeting waa an­ an extended vielt north. She Mrs. TiHts told of tha. Ills duties as custodian at tha blowhole breathing apparatus church's building program and Enterprise achool but wa hops nounced for February 25 at visited her children and enjoyatop their heads. the part the class will have that he will soon be able to the Orlando Odd Fellows halL in helping to raise funds. be hack on the job. Wa all with Orlando No. 13 as host. Spring Jewelry A practice meeting was also The hostesses served cherry miss him. New Shipment This Week — Over The announced for February 5 at (arts, nuts and coffee to mem­ During Feb. |f*00 And Up 7:30 pm. at the Odd Fellows bers present. Counter Sales — Wed. n’ Thurs. Hall. It was decided to chsnge Any Red Garment REG. now the meeting time from 3:30 to Cleaned Free When 2 5 -°° 17 .5 0 3 p.m. Drought In With A Mrs. R. C. Blanton of Gas­ New York'* Wall Street tonia, N. C.. la currently vial-' Similar Garment. tskea its name from the wall ting her daughter and family, erected by Dutch burghar* Mr. *nd Mr*. Robert Alexan­ Other Newest, Moat Modern Equipment Enables Ua 300 year* ago as a protection der at their home on Jlnkini Woven against the Indian*. Circle. To Give You Tho DeBary Personals Sanford WW Club Attends Central Florida Meet First Methodist Church Class Seminola Rebekah Has Meeting Altamonte Springs Personals By Julia Bartoa Mr*. Mary Ganderton of Wainwright Alberta, Canada la house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Med calf on llattaway Drive, in Dol Ray Manor. ' A recent doubhr-' birthday I celebration was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mra. Edward Levy of Oakland Estates. Mr. snd Mrs. Ross Hollowell, Mis* Betty Skeldinp and Mlsa El­ len Tierney, all of St, Peters­ burg. paid a surprise visit to ihe Levy's home. Mrs. Jloss Hollowell and Mr. Levy shire the same date January Mih and have celebrated their birthdays for the past ten years. Current house guest of Mr. and Mrs, Levy 1j Mrs. Rose Wetachadel of Allenton, Penn., formerly of the Panama Canal Zone. WES SAYS: cd the holidays with them. ARE YOU P A YIN G Mrs. Charles RerUch of El­ dorado Dr. will be leaving De­ Bary in the near future to lake lip residence at the Pres­ byterian Apartments in Win­ ter Park. DeBury will miss Mr* Hertaeh. She wa* the former Director of the De­ Bary Chorister*, and is the present choir director at the DeBary Presbyterian Church on Highhunk* Rd. She has also been active in the DeBary Glee Club for years, and bus been an aide assistant at the DeBary Re­ publican Club as Committeewoman from her District, and us pianist. Mrs. Bertsch has coached many vo-aiist In the DeBary area, and helped dur­ ing the “ Light Opera Series" presented several years ago to bring good music to the town. MORE FOR LESS? Are your clothes tumhlrd thru a soak period, rinsrd, AND spun BEFORE the wash? D o yo u g r t T H R I C E rin s e s after the w a s h ? Can you w a s h s h r r ls an d B double K p illo w cases, CLEAN, for ONLY 25c? Do you wmnt proof that you esn wash M O R E c l o t h e s CLEANER snd CHEAPER al WE8-KAY? If you haven't tried It bring this ad for a FREE WASH. Heated And Air Conditioned Loung* WES-KAY WASH ETERI A 2010 Freneh Ava., Sanford Proven cream makes wrinkles diminish or vanish in 2 weeks Personals Ladies, B e o u r V a le n t in e ! 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Feb. 8, *65— Fnge 9 Z fiq h t ir jh t A (D&cUi Gbby: DEAR ABBY: I recently met an attractive young ^ woman at one of thole cock­ tail parties where there were about 100 people mill­ ing around. She juet wan­ dered over and started talk­ ing to ms. When I realised from her conversation that she was mors than casually interested In me, 1 thought I had better set her straight, ^and I told her I was mar®ried. She asked. ‘'H AP­ P IL Y T" That, in my opinion, was an extremely personal question for one stranger to aak another. What do you thinic that young woman had in mind? STRANGER IN UNIFORM DEAR S T R A N G E R : Some enchanted evening. DEAR ABBY: Before my birthday an aunt of mine told my mother she was giv­ ing me money this year. She sent a money folder, the kind with a hole in it so you can sea the picture on the bill. When I opened It, there was nothing inside. Now my mother says 1 have » to write and thank my aunt for the ‘‘money.'’ I say it'a bad enough to get gypped ^ without having to struggle "through a' thank-you''note for money I never g o t I think she should tell my aunt what happened, but she won’t The asms thing hap­ pened to me two years ago when I graduated from the P eighth grade. Another ab­ sent-minded - relative lent ms sn empty folder' end I had to thank him for i t If ; I am going to go through life getting empty enve­ lopes, I want to know how to handle i t Mother read* your column, so please set her etraight GYPPED DEAR GYPPED: Notify the giver that the money folder was empty when you received i t The mail could have been tampered with and the money removed. Whether it's a theft nr ab­ sent-mindedness on the part of the person sending the gift, the latter would apA predate being told. ™ * DEAR ABBY: 1 am U years old. Tha other night when 1 was baby-illting my bdy friend and his friend came over there about 8 o’clock. I didn't know they wars coming They liva quite a ways from me so 1 let them in. The kids were • still up so I let them sit right In the living room with us ell the time the boys were there. We didn’t do anything wrong. Well, to­ day, Mra. -------- tailed me up and asked if I had any rompany. 1 didn't want to lie so I said yes. Then she said aha didn't want ms to , baby-ait for hrr any mors. • This la tbe first time I ever did anything like that ami 1 am seared stiff my mother will find out. If she does, I ’ll get It and shell never truet me again. Should I tell my mother? Or should I try to forget about It? SCARED DEAR SCARED: T a l l ^your mother. And If you ever baby-ait again, NEV­ ER let anyone visit you un­ less you have the approval of Ijoth the women by Whom you were hired AND your mother. DEAR ABBY: This la In reference to tbe woman who refused to let her hbsband go hunting becauee the thought it was "Inhuman.’’ Far more deer die of star­ vation than aver meet a hunter's bullet Further­ more, fees from hunting li­ censee have meant the pre­ servation of many species. I hope you will sea fit to publish this in defense of hunters whom soma people think of aa thrill-seekingsavages. A TENNESSEE HUNTER s e e Problems? Writ* to AB­ BY. Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a (tamped, *elf-addreised envelope. • e e Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box IBT00, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet -HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR A L L OCCA­ SIONS.” On By Oswald Jacoby NORTH • AKJ1DS VAKQ10S « KM EAST * IT S J AM v m ♦ i V JI1 A QSTM * A K Q 10154 ♦ a SOUTH <D> * AQI F5S ♦ AJiei #7113 North end South vulnerable (teeth Waal Nerlb Exit Pass 1* IV 1♦ Pas* 4 N T . Pam 2* Pass Pass • 4b S¥ Pass Pam Opening lead ♦ K clubs end Sam had to ruff high in. dummy. Then fjJ)e cashed two round* of trumps' and stopped for a little thought. It appeared U> Sam ; 1 T V Time Previews American men ace g e l l i n g p r o b l e m ! , —med iT/" most tbry’rw ^ t- -little disappointed beauty conscious. Not con­ seU-coniclojf about hslr dye­ If no ona notices that they are scious of Lie besuly of wo­ ing. They don’t want anybody trying out a new ihide. Perhaps one of these days men (they've tlwtys been con­ to know they dye their hair— the men will stop being sneaky scious of that) but of their especially their wives. Well, that's how women used about dyeing their hair. too. own sppesrsnee. Todsy, more and more beau­ to feel about hair color that They'll no doubt even ask ty salons are open to man came out of a bottle. They their wives for advice. I can cuitomera ''after hours.” Some went to any lengths to keep hear it now: ‘ ‘ Honey, do you like this new hsvc a sopsrate department hair dyeing a secret. But now it's all out in the ‘presidential brown' rinse or for men. And some beauty open snd aboveboard. They not I do you think 'executive beige' salons ire for men only. And what are the men do­ only don't care if anyone! would be better with my suming to improve their looks’ knows they dye their hair— mer tan?" Just about the same things women customers hsvc found so morale-building. They get hair tints to cover tattletale gray. They get their hair ''styled,” instead of Just scissored by a man behind a barber chair. They get what women cus­ "My hair ia very ugly — but work a few daya * month tomers call facials (men pre­ half-gray, half - brown. My at the big store in tin- next fer to call them skin treat akin is good, hut dry. 1 must town —Mrs. Dot.” ments). You have done n smart They get manicures amt look a bit younger ns I have permanents In fact, sccording to go hark to an office job I thing in laying out a pro­ to reports from beauty sa­ iield fifteen years ago. (low gram to" follow. Since you should 1 proceed ? 1 am not need simple smartc IoUk-s, I lons, they gei the works. suggest very fin* fabric and The only difference between overweight.—N." Start with y o u r hair. black or navy blue as the women snd men customers of a beauty salon is that a min Shampoo with a good modern basic color for your new doesn't want anyone to know shampoo (aak for one at a things. Have straight lines, and wear simple hut attrac­ he goes in for beautifying him- roametle counter I, ami then use a brown color rinsa. You tive accessories. I like sheer self, so he sneaks in and out. wilt Ilka the results. Get new wool and tbe flat crepes. If According to s recent story makeup and also treat your­ you fast that you must have in the Memphis Press-Sclml• print, choose on* of tha tsr about men snd their beau- self to t proptrly fitted girdle and bra. U l* cosmetic oil on small patterns in th* new your fact and neck. Have "blurred” style. No big lieRussians Here very simple clothe*, and get signs. And stick with thr " F i­ NEW YORK (U I'I) — Rus­ a "youthful" viewpoint by gure Perfection Diet.” ” 1 am Invited to a tea at sian track and field stars, in­ mixing with young peupla aa cluding higher Jumper Valery much M possible. And do not 4:30 on' a Sunday afternoon Brdmel and broad Jumper go bark to your job acting as in March. What should 1 Igor Tor-Ov*neiy*n, arrived "tha Mother" to the office. wear? Tha apartment i» very in New York en route to Phil­ "1 am five feet tall or short, elegant. 1 am fifty-nine, end adelphia, where they will but I wsigh too much and do have nice clothes.—Kate.” Wear your moat elegant compete in the Inquirer look like a small tub. I am Games Friday night. now on your 'Figure Perfec­ but simple outfit* nd a hat, if tion Diet' end am getting re­ you wear hats. Any color is The msin spring at Florida's sults. Aa soon aa I get to my suitable, but you must ariect Have Sliver Springs flow* an aver­ proper weight 1 am getting a th* most becoming. age of 750 million gallons of new wardrobe. Whet should ! gloves end an afternoon bag. Tomorrow — An American water daily, enough to form have? My heir is a nice grey, a crystal clear river m e n akin is brunstte, and I fix my Custom glov-Rw wl-N Sa ta ao aon heir high. I am a houaewifa miles long. Fully Air-Conditioned YARMOUTH^YARMOUTH to NASSAU and FREEPO RT! • Duty-free shopping aboard ship! • All expense* aboard ship: air condltleued stateroom , . . deluxe meala and aaseka . . . amtertalsmaul and dancing . . . Captain's cocktail party . , , fro* dock chair*! • Ships are your floating hetela la both port*! • The only regularly-scheduled cruiae ship* from Miami U Nassau aad Freeport with awimmlag pool* I it! shchev ouster. You'll also get to see portion* of th* countrie* under coheideration. 8-9 T.M. NBC. The Men From U.N.C.LE. “ Th* Secret Scepter A ffair." This would hsv* been a lot belter If the ” B" movie plotting weren’t so immediately obvious, but fans of the series will probably en­ joy the gimmicks as Solo answers an’ old friend's call for help and goes to one of those mythical midget countriea to help avert disaster. Fanil of glrldom genarally can't help but like Zlva Rodann aa the old friend's best girl. 8:30 9 P.M. CBS. Andy Grif­ fith Show. # ______ _ • Vr . ’• . Television Ruth Millett 3 and 4 Defy Cruises . 4 10-1.1 F.M. CBS. CBS Re­ port* "East Europe: Satellites out of Orbit." A penetrating analysis of what's been hap­ pening inside the communistbloc ratten* of Rumania and Ctechoslovnkia and how they now relate to Moscow. Both countries have gone their •*mi-independent ways and are In many respacta deviationiatlcally communist. There are Interview* with prominent Cxechi and Rumaniani and you'll »e* the fint-hand reac­ tion of Ctcehi to the Khru­ that a 4-2 trump break wai far more likely than 8-3 in M O N D A Y P . M. view of the club situation, so Sam abandoned trumps and 1:10 ( » ) N e w * ( I ) News. .Sports, started after diamond by Weathsr cashing dummy’* king of dia­ (1 ) New scop*. Cent, monds and finessing his own t i l l ( » ! X leverlrk («> run New* tenspot. When West showed ( t ) l lu n lle y - U r ln k le y out on this second diamond Report lead, Sam had a perfect count T :0S (J ) Z a n . U rey 'it m e«*t of the missing cards. West T:I0 t ! l Karen had started with exactly two ( I ) V o y s x e T o The Bot­ tom ot th* S r. trumps (with a third trump ( i t To T ell th* Truth he would have ruffed), one C l K .rrn diamond and seven clubs. 1:01 t i l J'rr (lo t A Secret Hence, he hild exactly three <2! >t»n Fr om U N c l. K 1:30 iC> T h e Andy G ri ffi th hearts. Show Now Sam led a heart to (8 ) No T tm * (o r s e rS es it li dummy, took another dia­ i t Monday Nigh t M »v le mond finaasa, cashed his last l:S0 ((1 ) W .n d y A M- diamond and lad hearta. Thus (21 Andy W i l l i a m . 1:18 (2) H o ll yw o o d and th* he wound up making four ■ •' -' :Bt»r*. ■ • Mirfmkii, three ‘ hearts snd (8) Ring r r o . b r Show 18:88 (2 ) Alfre d Hitchcock five trumpi for a total of 12 (»> Hen Casry tricks. 11:08 t i ) N t w i , Sports. W r a ­ WomB y (i)a Jhc W ks' * 1 B y Galbraith By Abigail Van Buren Qaaoby The beet played 'hand of the U. S. team trials for the World Championship was a six-spade contract arrived at by Sam Gold of Montreal. He didn’t want to get there, but ■s you can tee from the bid­ ding Sam atarted by opening an 11-polnt hand without a five-card ault Hence, at his aecond turn to bid ha had a chuica of bidding a three-card suit rebtdding a four-card suit at the three level or passing a forcing bid and he bid his three-card spade suite as the least of evils confront­ ing him. Onca having started hia ca­ reer he /nund himself asked to respond to a Blackwood foue no-trump and after, ha ■h'6\ved hia two area he found himeclf In a spade slam. West opened two rounds of SIDE G LANCES .* ( , BOTH SHIPS DOCK DOCKSIDE DOWNTOWN NASSAU A DOCKSIDE FREEPORT • No wail­ ing for email boats to take you aahore and back, aa with many other cruiae ships! 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I :i i(» I I JO i » j tit j i till da Mlinw N*w i K s U if f Knows 11**1 Ussreb far Taasstrr«w ( t J Truth or Constquaduts 11:41 t i l flu ld ls * Mgfcl II 11 ( I f SHC Ntw a } uO i l l (>trl T *ik « > > T s ’ in, Ernlr C l N t * *, Editor 1*1. W i t thsr 1 11 ( I ) FWus 1:11 <•! As Th* World Turns J : » !,«•■** \t*k* a I>#al tIff N,rw * Iin• You’ll enjoy the surprising variety of delicious fixate and the fn-t, rcurtrnu* service at the Trade Wind* Cafeteria located next to tin- theatre in the Remiltole l'lar.a Shupping Center (in U.S. 17-P2 be­ tween .Sunford and Orlamln. Tender, prime me.i Is, gnrden-fresh vegeta­ ble*, appetutmr nabuls unit yiun fa­ vorite pte or take. Oil Tucday evenings, we offer n 10or. New Voik Nirlotn Strip rookrtl to your order for only 7'.te. Thursday night i. Klintily Night with ftee di»sert^ lor all Saturday night is Stink Night n b(g. T-Hcne steak cook"d to your order for only fl.00. ORLANDO — 7 "Would you mind terribly? Junior threw hia dtp In th* PjtkwoaJ Pl.tr. Sentmolc PIj /j sr ( f Hy K ate Osann T IZ Z Y <PI| I |[ COLOR 109 Maryland LEtSDURG 900 N. Bird. I.tinrht'on: It ant. - 2:Hi pm. Dinner: 4 .10 p.m. - X IHJ p in. [ S k jiis 'y jB um J T 'A T jm m fort phrcl * A l Se.uvluan We Provide the Finest Catering Service in Central Florida 1 ,M t * l N HC Nsnri 1 uu l i t f s a a i v o r i ll you're going to enter something like (he Pure oil Periormance Trials, you might as wall do ll lo win. so we did. Class IV-won by Buick Special. Down al Daytona Beach, we gave everyone another look at Buick’s "Win Policy” . A V B Buick Special won over stiff competition (sorry, boys!) in Class IV -in (lie 1965 Pure Oil Performance Trials. The winning Special was equipped with our 300 cubic inch Wildcat 310 V-8 and Super Turbine Transmission. Remember that the drivers in the Performance Trials are skilled professionals, and the cars finely tuned standard production models. (II it can bo said that the Special is."Standard" anything.) Also remember that the trials are an exhausting, carefully graded test ol a car’s allaround ability. In economy, acceleration and braking. Small wonder the Special came out on top. Handsomely. (The specific detail? Our hero averaged 20.689 mpg in economy, to score second among 10 cars. It accomplished the acceleration test—from 25 to 70 mpit—in 9 315 seconds, for a fifth. And took another second in braking: from 65 to 0 mph in 172.0 feet. Tbe cumulative result: we won ail the marbles in Class IV.) Now then. If yfllQfl going to enter something-like a car— you might as well do it to win, too. Your Buick dealer can Introduce you to the driver's seat of a Buick Spocial. * '® c r c * u / M *59 "She gets straight A'a in all her ctasies, but after school she's a dumb blondel" ACROSS e Memoranda 7 Company S Couch St 8 Evulve 11 rul lowing Artus lOCajiltuirlor 11 Celtic 13 W eep 14 Before H Decree­ IT Heavenly ts Interior Ix inxt llicb) ISTeeee lilsni) 20 Dcecrt besets 17 Static no 21 Was victorlou* delivery UbJ 22 Mu lire I IS Crafty ronipneltioM IS Norse eiplorsr S3 Mete sheep 31 Merry 34 Mr Bias 28 Concerning SSIlug 23 Central 94Squirrel, for 21 Greek market 27 Mr. Julsoa 20 Beetle example 2tt Hprooter IS Above 37 Hubs out 3U Indian weight 27 Corundum 34 Dupe Ithed I ---- l>tn>e M Cable motor 39 AaaisUnt " 43 Poker stok­ es Chiu . 47 Sorrowful 48 Winglik* pert 49 la behitl t i T” 1 I” T~ r~ ■ 1 r~ r " 16 ir IT . ■ IT Uiersry degree T iT tab) SS----- Cathedral II (TV) ■ 35 Affirmative II yytei 1£ M L ■ 40 Intention a 41 Painful _ ■1 42 ArchiWcts* ■ group (Brit) n «3 Upper limb — * ■ 44 Tribe la tonal II r m U S C John the u II n 4TSecurest 50 RuUds V w r 11 Collar (old 23 Tests (Scot) 34 Htbrew S3 RuBer* (Soot) S3 Short berbe Wouldn't you raally rather go first elaaaf! Answer to Previous Puts!* Cathedrals it Solitary coMntrti y a rm o u tJi sap. d ia n ia v l" <r~ (T ■ IT M i■ n m w **■* • Mialmam cabin* •* every dock (aet below desk a# *• ether cruise ship*) I is s y s w to o l authoriwd Buiok dealer ■- TUNE IN "10WEU THOMAS AND THE NEWSW -CBS RADIO m z w it a p ii B fln r u n aum . J tHfr �It I 7; r -Sii. 1 . r i l AP- Horoscope Forecast T u « 4*y, February t,‘ IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and arcning when you hava eonaldarakla retourcefulneaa to Ut other* aea you know how to ( « t your affair* on a eolid and aaccr* bail*. You alio indicat* your willingness to help them aleo. » T T OUR B O AR D IN G HOUSE H era ld Classifieds • I A M ttF O ft T U N K A T T I M E 6 /I I A M O N - m t BR IN K O P A HANDSOME|W<NDtALL A N D I ’ M T P K M E N T E D BV DOUBT’S / IF CLAUO& "T HR OCKB UR Y'i H O R S E -SHOULD L O S E . T D 86 UNABLE 8j Pets & Supplies .A- COMANCM& * A « > LOOK LIKE *vss'fi ^ ^ U A R IE S (M ar. 21 to Apr. 10) Make a good Impreialon on hlgherupa by doing your work with th* utmoat meticulousneea and akillfully. Co-work­ er* will be equally Impressed. Vine favor* com* your way. F ftia I V iiim Canoll Itigiiler’i individual Forecast for your sign for March Is now rosdy. For your ropy send your blrthdala and |1J)0 to Carroll RlghUr Fore­ cast (Th* Sanford Herald), Bog 1921, Hollywood 28, Cal' ifornia. O ffe r For Fight PHILADELPHIA (UP1) Light . heavyweight champion Will* Paatranc ha* been of­ fered $30,1)00 to defend his title In the spring against liar old Johnsoo. from whom Pai Irano won the crown at Lai Vegas, Nav., June 1, 1903. Bom* water lilies bloom during th* day and others at night. Each, however, closes *11* Dower* day ax n igh t / T R irh a ir* St m Inal* Co**ty Dial D i r e r * ]V»I I.SSR filsia ae a N u m b er of W o rd * ■ W 6 □ U p to 5 |1 | 1 .5 0 ) 1.501 1.50 6 to 10 | 2 | 1.50 | 1.501 1.90 1.50 | 1.89 1 2.85 11 to 15 I S 16 to 20 141 1.50 2.52 I 3.80 21 In 25 15 1 1.50 1 .1 5 1 4 .7 5 2* to 30 3.78 | 5.70 6 | 1.50 Minimum Ad — t Lin* ( f l * « S * l r l i r r nnrda * * r llna -*1.30 Minimum C h ir r ' All Skip Unfa Ada Ckarp^J at Hat* CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED IJISPLAt .SI.50 Per Inch (M la lm a m 'Ib r M tr of a calaata - H E N ? for Sale I for I t : Ch ic k ­ en Manure (an y a m o u n t): 1 : 2 - 1 0 1 1 . Snyder's E g g -D lr d Farm. ‘ I Paw n in g or Buying? — See uat A -t P A W N SHOP ] I 0t Orlando Dr. JII-M T* • to m Q * if* m K ■ Q* H & O1 10. rou ltrj’ * Livestock IL. Special Notices 425-5938 20) Seise every opportunity now to get creative talent* before the right persona and make a big profit. Get much accomplished quickly. Then out to the recreation that ap­ peals so much. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to Jun* "The Star* Impel, they do not compel.” What you mak* of your Ufa la largely up to YO U! la s fo r i W A N T E D Good Home f o r K i t lenx 1I 1- « U 1. 322-5612 TAU RU S (Apr. 20 to May 21) Following th* idea* of ad* viiort in a positive fashion get* you the result* that you wsnt in both personal and bus­ iness affairs. Be more precise. Get approval of those living under your roof. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Associates and good friends will combine their effort* with your* to make this a most profitable and busy day. Coma to quick tuuJerstandinf. Thti) fulj speedy ahead to success* LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Aspects are wonderful for get­ ting a good deal don* today, so be sure to work up enthu­ siasm for such. Ally yourself •with clever Individuals. Be sure you complete whatever yjfU ;bM U U !rtcdr_ VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get those fine capabilities In work and show others what big headway you are able to make now. Use sufficient en­ ergy. Don’t give up when the going gets a little rough. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) I f you talk over your most personal alms with good friends, they get your enthu­ siasm and help you to attain them. Get rid of whatever Is useless to you now. Clear the decks. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Associate* and pals are willing to assist you, but be aura you express exactly what it is you want. Get out social­ ly thle evening. The right ele­ ment may easily be Introduced to you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) By being more ma­ terial minded, you ihow oth­ ers you have good sense and ran elevate your position in life. Make a good impression on higher-ups. Increase pres­ tige. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) If you gel out of that dull routine and express yourself In proper channels, you get Just about anything you go after. Meet many peo­ ple. Each has something fine to offer. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) Getting together with experte give* you an op­ portunity to learn ways and meaiia of really getting ahead. Assist one who la very nerv­ ous, irked. Improve his or her position in life. PISCES (Feh. 20 to Mar. 20) If you confide in a true friend, you find that your problems are much ensirr to solve now If you go out so­ cially. fine contacts can be made. Make big headway thereby.., IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY', he or she will be one of those interesting young­ sters with a serious fare end manner end it would be well if th* parent* realised that aemi-genius la in this chart and giv* • fine, adult Image for th* youngster to follow so that the wonderful qualltlei In th]* chart can b* brought out to the ultimate. Fin* hu­ manitarian her*, too. 5 DOGS R E C E I V E D Tor Ad o* lion, boarded Animal Ratcu League. MOO TV. Minnesota. DeLand. Ph. I I 4- 1I 4*. Classified Phones to p m m e B u t c h e r a s m a rtm a t1 , O R D S R E D f H ER WRATH WOULD MAKE j j a U |ET. • ERRORS T h * Herald w ill sat ha r » . nponnlhla f o r more Ihaa Incorrect Inncrtloa* CONVALESCENT A SIC K BOOM NE ED S Wheel Chatre, W a lk er t. Canee A Crutch** f o r r e * > or aale. prescription at R o iw a a t J*rlcea. Discount to peop U over <5 ft all Service P e r s o n ­ nel, Check nur price*. FA USTS I>nCO S T O R E ■« • 3 * E. l i t St. t D o w n t o w n ) J Phone IJJ -0T I4 FREE D E LIV E R Y Adding Machine* • T y p e w r i t e r * Seles • Rentals • Repairs P O W E L L 'S O F F I C E S U P P L Y lo. Special Services A & II CONTUACTOHS HOME I M P R O V E M E N T S . ROOFING. P A I N T I N G * INHUl A T 1NO Financing Ar ranged • II S -J S I" F I X I T SHOP N E W LO C A T IO N 90* So. French JSS-4TS1 O F FE R IN G A SPE C IA L SER­ V IC E ! More than 19.000 re a d ­ er* tee Die Sanford Herald classified ads dally. Rates ae lo w as l i e per line per dayl Dial 11I - S I I 1 or 414-4911 and place your ad! 17. Janitorial Services COPY Tho Herald r r t r r r r i th* prlvilcicw o f r e j r e t f n i or re*l*tafi which ll: der m * ahjactionable * la t h « p o l l r j o f thfa 11111* TENTSCH M AINTE NANC E Service A Supplies U S } S P ark D r ________ i n t i l l 19. Iluilders Supplies » « P « . D EAD LINES 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Insertions and Kills (Sat. Noon For Monday) P R E - C A S T Concrete Steps G R E G O R Y L U M B E R C O 510 M a p l e A v e 1 1 2 - 0i 0a 'JO. Hardware Sanford# M ott C o m p ltti TED W.LL1AMS MOW 201 1. tvost & Found L O S T ; In vicinity o f 7 1 th S t. W in n IH *I* yjort lilac k & W hit# Dog, p*rt To y French Food!# A t'hthuahuB, B in w e r* to nani# of Pierre Ittw ard. Call 1S3-40M U iHT' Uowion Terrier I » II p u | j p y A m w f f i b y * I ’h o n * tcrew* to ‘ C lu b ­ 2. I'crsonals l>o y o u h n v * iim , W rit# Hun ford. * P. drinking Q. Hog S K M IK O L K prob* 1211, O. H o i il&o( tU n fo rd , 100 M O U T H H A Y A V I S F I * i ’t* i: M ? a Url»ri4o W l 1 1 uli-ir* rftp«ri»v« Unit to, A 3: 2 - 2 1 1 ' HAVE TO UR DOOR A YOU R H E A T R e p l a y th# J b 1oubI# b with * type’ ill vteatlirr Fr##Rt* Prill. Fur more Inform ation (All your luc*l L u m b tr Co. or th* P * t * r e r a n Lumber C * . In O f U i H j " , ( k n l r r i l- S j - M 22. rium hin^ P L U M R I Contracting F R E E E S T I It L H A R :oi Sanford A \t 23. P a in tin g P AIN T IN G N U K I ) to * h « r e r M * to W ru k ili) m orning v *> p 22th C A R P E N T E R , Horn# Rep air* A Add It Iona. First c U bb W o r k rii a ns hip, Ph 921 -7 095. LO D G E s v n s is a and r o s V A l.K S i•Ks c B It KF 11>K.N<’ K 11* K 21. Home Improvementa 1 p. 21. W e ll 122-1911 ft R E P A I R WORK. D r illin g m. It I U K to OrlBiido, inornlnK" only, vicinity of D ra n g * A le lvliiKM un tu i r r i v * betwaatt » a v a in 9: 1 - 14:4 W ELL* D R IL L E D , PUM PS S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS All T y p # i *nd Site* W * U c p 4 tr and Her vie * H T I N K Mrichln* And Supply C«. 207 \V. 2nd HI. I2 2-I 4II 4. Heauty Care A C E R E A L T Y lUloh, dally A «v * b y j i p p ’ tB- I’li. N G Repair* M A T E S V E Y op#n M «y- Legal Notice fair llo U l- 222 -U 290 . S T A T E OF F L O R ID A , G R E E T * I AGS. TOi CLARENCE RICHARD JUNES, JACKSON. M ICHIGAN , C U T ’S C U R L U # *uty Uhop r/o 6 P A H T O N E L E C T R O 111 P *lm *tto A v * S 2 2 - O R 24 N I C E ' CO Even Itig A piMilntmi til# K HANSON « T . TOU A R B H E R E B Y N O T I ­ (I* Child Cure FIE D. Diet A sworn Compliant by Mery Ann Jones, ties bten N A N N I K H K I D D I E CA R E . In- filed In th* Circuit Court o f fAntA to f >r» Oprn I I hour a, Seminole County, Florida, et Hanford. Florida, being e suit by th* hour, day o f w#«k for divorce „y Mery Ann Jones 2H U H i n k A t * .. 222-O tll. against Clarence l l l c h e r d C H I L D CA IE. >23-4112 Junes, end you ere hereby r e ­ quired to file your answer oto otherwise plead lo the same M. l fe(H & S u p p lies by or before March 4th. t * * i , with the Clerk of our said AQ U A RU'MH A Court et Sanford, Florida, and t r o p ic a l rm i Highest O o a llt y frum the Rest lo file o f a copy there of with Hatcheries. Lo west discount Die undersigned attorney. It prices, to a m - I p. m.— U\ W are P O. Box 1411, f a n D A I L Y — F I N N Y FR IE NDS . ford, Florida, otherwise Ju dg­ S Miles S»Uth of Ssntord on ment by default will ha entered against you therein. H w y 17-92. W IT N E S S my hand end the P OODL E C U P P I N G seal uf this Honorable Court fO O D L E S FO R S ALE at Hanford. Florida, this the i l t h day of January 1914. Ph. j : : - » o» o fSE AL) DOIIK KM AN P IN S C H E R pups. Arthur H He,.kwith, Jr., A K C Viola Kaetner. Clerk Martha T, Vlhlen, D. C. N O T H IN G IS L O S T until a R. IV, Ware, Alty , Herald Want Ad falls to find P.-O. Box 14)1 * Ut Senfurd, Florida, Publish Feh. 1, I, I I , SI. ](|| CDJ-t H A R R I E T T w ■o ft w utrr, lo S (to O a k . ticsiuty N o o k. #v#nltig tpp'la I I M R ! . Legal Notice ta Ike Coast of (he Coaaty Jodgp, Semlaole Coanly, Slate or Flortdo. la P ro bo le I b ro the K ela le » r , F R E D P. S TR AN GE, Deceased F I N A L NOTIC E Notice Is hereby gi v en that the undersigned will, on the H t h day of February, A. D 19(1. present lo the Honorable County Judgo of Hemlnolo County, Florida, hie final r e ­ turn, account and vouchers, ae Eaecutor of the Estate or F R E D P. S TR A N G E , deceased, and at said time, then and (here, make applies!lone lo the said Judge for a final s et tle­ ment o f hie administration of eftld ostato, and for a.n order d iechar ging him ae such E x e ­ cutor. Detod this th* 11th day a f January. A. D. I M i . J. D. f i r i n g * As Executor or the Estate of F R E D P STRANGE Decs seed S TE NS TROM , D A V IS * M tl N T O B H A t to r n e y ! f o r E xe cuto r J Poet O f t lc * Box U S * ? Sanford Florid a IJTTt Publish Jan. 11, :s ft Feb. >, l IMS. CD l-St % IN THE COI-NTY J IID U ri Cl. I H T , S EM IN O LE C O t 'N T r , F L O R ID A KSTAT9J OF FlA JllE NC K M DAVIS, Decesiss NOTIC E TO C R E D I T O R * TO A L L FE H IO N I H AVING CLA IMS OM D E M A N D * A G A IN S T SAID K I T A T K i You and each o f you are hereby notified and required to fllo any clalma and demands which you. or either o f you, may have against said aetata In the office of Honorable K i r l y l t Houoholder, County Judgi of Semlaole County, at hie of. flee In the Seminole County Court 1louse ta Sanford. FlorIda, w lth la six calendar m o n tH from th* lime o f th* firs t pul Itcatlon o f thle nolle*. Each claim or demand must b* In w r itin g and contain th* ptac* o f residence and p o l l o ff ic e * * . drees o f the claimant and muot b# sworn lo by th* claimant, hie agent or ottornoy, or th* s a m *1shall he void. Audrey E Bishop At K n outs of ft oatata. rtra ^ p u h lle a tU . ** January Puhlixh Jan. SI ft Feb. I, |. || C D 1 -II 1 | �N. - i ------ -- LONGWINDED H e ra ld W an t-A d s A re Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 29. Photo & Equipment 50. Misc. For Sale l>N*CI.OHK > Snapahot In e v e ry letter. W I K O o L D T S C A M K It A SHOP ! l t 8. P a rk Avenue, S m f o r il NEW L .i«tr F m i t r 11 eu. N E W . H A R D E R S HOP locaft. P h I Ic n R e f r ig e r a t o r lion, by Plne crett School. Scratch on al.w wo rt h extra Rtaeonable. T er race I- I1 TI. >10 .Recount. D I C K ’ S A P P L I ­ ANCE. Sanfor d Plata. I l l M A N OR W O M A N M il. P A R T TIM E TOT ROUTE B A L E Saturday: W a e h # r e. V . r y Small S ta rt in g Capital Stnxea. T V *. 1201 Celer y, I I I HOOD INC OM E 1110. Oparala from Horn* Havaral Choli-a Tarrllu rteg A V A I L A B L E SOON FEB. Special: W tnd breahe r . Jackete |1.00 Value only S A N F O R D anil at .o 11.11. Arm y-Navy Surplus. D a l^ n S Daylnna Raach W ln ta r P ark Orlando F E N C E POSTS: Creoeoted Cy Ocala preaa, I " V t I |L long. 10c I ^ a . b u r g plua aavaral othar araaa ea. Ph. I l l - l f M . 30. Home Appliances M IL L E R R A D IO & A P P L IA N C E W E S T IN G H O U S E WASHER IJ LB. C A P A C I T T $229.95 S ALE S A S E R V I C E i l l so p a r k S A N F O R D E L E C T R IC O. E, Api-llance*— S' i w A U » t ' l 111 M a gn e lle U M ilt N E W M AJO R Houeehold App l l a n t e i at 10% ab o ve our cotL W e gu ar antee loweat price*. Contact Julian W i g * gina I l l - M i l or rati J A II. T r a d i n g P o ll, Inc., lin o 8. Q r a n g t Bloaeom T rail, O r ­ lando. 51. A rticles For Rent "V o u name It— W a hava It!" A M E R IC A N R E N T -A L L 1111 S. Hiaw atha, l l l - l l l l R E N T A RED Roltaway. Hoepltal. ' B a b y Red*, by Day, Waek, or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE N E W A P P L I A N C E S at W a r e - 111 W .'la t. . lll-llll houea Prlo ea— F rlg ld a lr t, H o t Point, RCA. Zenith, etc. C a ll Charlie Oo rm ly collect 53. Wanted T o Buy a t Aaeoclated Radio A T V, 1111 N. Orange Ava.. Orlan ­ USED F U R N I T U R E . Mile, do l l l - l t l l . __________________ llama, T ln e y W o o d Auction. 31. Musical 111-1110. Instruments WANTED Cltrue F r u it — Hamlin, Paraon Brown, Plneappla A Saedllnga. LEE M ANSFIE LD . B^ndad Fru it Buyar. ph. I11.41M. Plano Ser vicin g A Tunin g (l ene C u m ber — 133-1111 P la n o T un in g and Repair W L Harmon 113-1111 35. Vacuum Cleaners P I A N O wanted, a n y condition. Call colle c t Orlando <11-0001. S A N F O R D V A C U U M SVC. " A l l >iakee'' • I I I S P a rk A v e 1 11 -H II W E HUY Used rurn ltu ra. on# plee# or houseful, Furay l l t d d l n f 4 Kurn. C o , »01 W 1*t St. 323*4391. 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds SANFORD F E E D STORE W h o le Ooru 11,01 — 100 lb*. Trying SIanli •S.50 —* 100 Hi*. 11*>K Kfttd 14.SO. 130 Sanford Av*. 322->»90 Seed Potatoes BELL US your rurn ltu ra Quick Farvlea with tha Caah SI* P E II T R A D IN G I'OHI 333*0477. ACREAGE WANTED A f# w Aorta, wnmltd* aacltidade 2 ecaa*',hla, ftaatutiaMa. W rits Ho t 121. Ban fo r dl I D r a Id or phnna 414*1117 availing >, E. lt* fr lK «rft to r |C0. fit. SnvInjfB & Loan M O R T G AG E S — LONG T E R M DELAND FED ERAL Savin gs h Loan Association 134 N. Ft irlda Ava., Del*«nd D KBARY BRANCH 69. Schools & Instructions U. I etc. Bought . Mart, J l l Sanford lll-llll. 50. .Ml.sc. For Sate 45*1. W a w ill app'itnt a alncara man nr woman In uaa our .ala * a id . In . it a b lla h ln g and tarv ic in g a number o f aanaatlnn* ■ I • * ! ( - . arvlca ' T O T S H O P " Dlaplaya In markata, drug, v a n i t y alnraa. ate. Tnu gat • apart Company advli-» and guldanva Hnwavar. you mual r a placa tnra aich w aak and oo lla cl mnnay. R E Q U IR E S O N L Y F E W V . HOUR S E AC H W E E K Thla la not a Job hut a chanrr to ga t Into oomalhln g you ma y hava al w aya wa ntad— a bualnaaa of your own. On# that can ba handlad In apar . tl m a'a n d at III laava room fur full tlma axpanalon NOT A OET R ICH -Q UIC K-SCH EM E I f you hava a daalra to h .t t r r ynuraalf — If aobar, honaal. and r a i l l y alncara. hava a car (minimum ranuir .d ). ilpply at onca , | v . tng complaja datalla about youraalf, phthta numbar. A i r ­ mail or w lr a: T O T M E R C H A N D I S I N G COR P. 11-10 l l l h Straai Wnodalda I I , Na w T o r k - W I.u 1 ■ la » 55. Furniture For Sale H U N T 'S T U X E D O FEED, fPO R E, c o r n e r Sanf.'rd and Kemttd G. 60. Business JDiiport. Larry'. Av *. Ph. LOOK 322- UjS K I > M aying W * » h # r # Complet ely reoondUion#d, 9R day w a rr a n ty. DICK'M A l'I'M ANCE, a f f o r d rim , 122* «4C». I N N E It S F i l l NO M AT T R E B S RENO VATIO N SPE CIAL IN C L U D IN G N E W CO VE R $14 30 ECH O LS B E D D IN G CO. C IV IL S ERVICE TESTS! Men - Woman I I and nvar. Sa* ( lir e Job* High pay. Hhorl hour a. Advaneament Thou­ sands o f Joba opan. Praparatory trelnlnk until appoint •d Kxperteure usually un nacaaeary. F R E E Information on Jobe, aalarls*, requ ire­ ment* W r it e today g iv in g name. address and phone, Lincoln Hervlca. Dot 101 Hon* ford llarAld. ®l|r ftgnlorb ^rratb SW EETIE PIE Rv Nadine Seltzer 95. Houses For Sale 106. Apartm ents fo r Rent 115. Autos For Rale A L I T T L E IM AG IN ATIO N Can g lv a you m Hanford «h«*w placa. 3 Red room, I bath. Il/wd floors, flee , kltchan, cement block born* located on a BIG 90* lot. Excellent ntlgh* hot hood. $11,300 with only $300 down, . . IIOHK C O U R T A T T 1 U i:U l« K > M K u rn . n##F h*a». MIS Santuril A v * 4 4J. 4::: |3«( V O L K S W A O E X , like new, L i t r e * , w ill ,-onaldar trade. T e rm * U M I i l . Rnuta l. Uo* in II Paula. 11.sn. SO U TH W ARD I n v .a lm a n t A 11! N. P a rk Ava. Raally I1S-I1T1 : tlKUROOSI Kurn. Apt.. $::■ $17- a lt ar S p. m. 833.0041. ON'K Ite^room rurnlahe,! iltiple i nltt i ulllHIea, »4t>. Fh 222-111$. : RDRM Kurn Apt . t l » i Macnulla, only m . I S J - U i l — R A. W illia m * |J«I C H E V Y taka over Ph. i;i-*m . 1 RKDROOM Kurn. Apt,. Adult * nni>. 1 BEDR OO M Horn, on ba.utllul Stone I , land on L i k e Monroe, Open beam calling*, nice fireplace. I acre lot all tenetd. pb. A T T R A C T I V E > Bedroom M a.onrv, I^tnd.caped. Excellani rend. n«ar achoola. bate, .hoppin g Down payintnt * 1410 lo t shannon D r . Pine- cre.t. 3:: o;io. 87. Buslneaa Itentals 95. Houses For Sale nr :::-tou. I ROOM Kurn. Apt. (o r coupla, s a l v r tndmte.1, (IS. L A R U E : Hdrm. Kurn Apt, Ki<3 M ig n n ll* IdS ! ! M ) 1 1 , AVALON A P A R TM E N TS i i « w . :nd s t . :::-s4 i; A V A ILA B LE apt. Pvl 97* llougfn For Kent *9m what happans to psoplt who go around with their noges in the air?” FU R.V IS HBD A p t . u lllilH a Inctudad m e . iiih , t it .it :: Keb. hath 4 4«1 l_u . U N F U R N I S H E D house, a bea’lty, Bpeclou* Rooms. 3 bad- SMALL Turn ApU 13^2 Maple 2:3.0731. room, I bath, kitchen equ ip ­ ped. Ph, 333-7174 3 It oc M Furnished A p t, 9« S M l E. Ith. )3 :- »7 l4 . NICE f Bedroom timie# on Acre of ground, pet Hally F U R N Apt ile llon vlll* furnlihad C lo e * to Rea# f»0 Ph FURN. lll-eM f Apt ■ LOCH ARB O R $100 DOWN $100.00 DOWN V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker F H A - V A HOMES FH A - VA B RO K ER Wa Have The Hi ulna For You Stenstrom Really 2 ’ 6i 122 3130 9 . <«:< 3 ] » >Ii 4ft PARK DR IVE 122 705 NIGHTS 323- 46 133 *1412 - in Uiiuntry. |«ft mu , * It ti it &71* ft4ft7 HUMl SI E F P I N G Dak W r IT IS\ 2 11f ■1.14***111 I|mI184 t it ft *IX ftft ttf ft li. in Ronm for Man, It 3 121 - 2 7nl 115. Autos For Sale I*.* Kullli SKY' t.l NV.lt. re 1r-i«‘1,1hie hardtop, radlTt. h»*91323 tin I . 4 Hi aM.it ha at* 17-9! *r pit w rr *t rerlfiK, fiend $ it 4 im ,i, I •• Iun §3^% Ph 322* ( • I T AGE. furti, 3i 3 ■ LAK i: Alt? or aee at 134 Garrison c 1o4 Dl Payton Realty F U R N I S H i D 2 bedroom house, ‘ I I FO R D Ranch M tRott. R 4 till Pel met tn Phone H I * H Inter captor E n a i n#. 0374 Straight Stick, Run* u«u»d 1173 122-4971 $100 DOWN FH A -V A HOMES e iv r.t Out at» n P n g 2 A 1 Re tr ■■ H rn**i 4 * 4 iu tile in nil \rrn» • r*anfnrd. le#t ua " i. - \\ ) u Nt i.und 1 102. Mol,ili‘ Homes • Sale 19S7 F f » R D — Standard J4. 19h| A Park Ave 372 511? anytime S A N F O R D MOTOR CO ton French Av# 322-42*1 SALEH \V!i*-el Dealer'^ 110 Magnolia Ph. Au to Il ia » a Tope it Sent Covers AU TO -GLASS & SE A T COVER CO, J04 W :nd Si. t l j . t n j t ALL W ORK OUARANTKED UM. Scooters & Cycles D ll N. S U. Slolorcyt-U, r . i : : . i : io 2J0 12.1. Boats & Motors Robson Sporting Goods Ynur E V I N R U P E D**1er rh i : : . j » i i *04 s-s E. i » t P A Y * S I T E ! Ilera ld want ad* w o rk for a » little as I4c a •day! Legal Notice Ball-Rlair Agency 9 Stemper Agency GHI A N A T IO N A L BANK 'EPOSSESSIOJ TAKEOVER IT IS W IT H P LE A S U R E T H A T W E A N N O U N C E T H E A P P O IN T M E N T OF JU L IA N S T EN S T R 0 M _ * Sedans # Hard Tops • Convertibles * Station Wagons T baar, fleet aide hrd, auto­ matic trnnamiaaion a n d ricrpl innilly clean f o f PAYM ENTS "(10 (lambler »S!H bal. $17 mu. ’60 Corvair |899 bal. $.17 mu. '60 Mercury $7»9 bal. $.16 inu. '61 Falcon $7N6 bal. $:I6 mu. ’62 Triumph $109!) bal. $11 mu. '61 Falcun $1099 bal. $(t mo. ’58 Chevrolet $599 bal. $.11 mu. ‘59 Chevrolet $199 bal. $21 ino. '55 Cailillac $588 bal. $29 mu. ’61 Rambler $897 bal. $37 mu. ’61 Chev. $1199 bal. $11 m„. '57 Dodge $581 bal. $29 mu. . ’57 llulck $611 bal. $12 mu. '59 VW $599 bal. $11 mo. ’59 Renault $199 bal. $21 mu. •54 < hevrolrt $299 bal. $10 m». *56 l.inculn $99 bal. $3 mu '56 (Jlda. $199 bal. $16 mu. ■57 l’ l>mouth $586 bal. $:9 mn, ’55 (lldamubile $78 bal. $2 mu. *56 Chewulel $119 Itnl. $1 mo. '56 Chrysler $792 bal. $12 mo, STO RED A T in n sanfor,> ave- l U l i OPEN EVEN1NCJS Sanford. Florida 322-4501 National Repotaeialona Inc Complete 1M% R E A L E STA TE ASSOCIATE G oaranta* M echanical — 1.000 s i l k . ON OUR SALES S T A F F $0 D ays — On AU L'aad V W ' s . StmJdJwm fbm lh} 2565 PARK DRIVE PHONE 322-2420 Au lh u rl a ed So. Hwy. 17-9J Ssaford, r u . 322-1835 61 Chevrolet $ 1 2 9 5 62 Ford I door Ranch W’agon. V-9, automatic trannmt*. "ion, p u w r r alrerlng. p o w e r hrakra, radio, healer and faclury air condition. Eicellent for large family and at a very reaaonabte price. $ 1 2 4 5 I'unliac 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto Iran*.. Itadiu $ A Healer. A Real Sharp Car For Vi ton pick up. 6 cylin­ der. long wheel bare, flrrl aide body and rnginr Juat reconditioned. $ *295 RR 00 Chevrolet “ 210" V », Aulo. Tran*., Htaltr. New Tire*, A Clean. *450 M Pontiac Safari 2 Door Station Wagon. Automatic Tranamlaalun, Power Steering. ( O Q C Power Drake*. Radio A Healer. Real Sharp. Dodge Convertible, V-l, Stenderd Tranamlaalun, Radio and Heater. Real Sharp For Onlj *5 7 5 Cadillac Coupe DaVlII*. Fulljr Powered With Radio and Haatar. A Real Beautiful Car For Only *8 5 0 *Q Q R 60 Corvette $ 9 9 5 60 Oldsmobile “ 88“ 4 door aedan. V-8, automatic Iranamlaalon. power ateerlng, power brakee, radio end heel­ er and air conditioned. One owner car wall kept. A brontr flnlah and eitra clean interior. *1 2 9 5 O P E N F R ID A Y N IT E T IL ft P 3 t. (C ITIE S SERVICE S T A T IO N ) H O LLER Mechanic On Duty A t A ll Times M OTOR SALES P H O N E 322*7524 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 End O f Frtnrh Ava.— 2600 Block Orlando Drlva 2507 Park Dr. ' (Juat Below Jim Spencer'*) i 4 4 5 ( ’ u n i r r l i h l r . It nee d* a U t­ ile wo rk but w e l l w o rt h 4 1 7 -9 2 A U T O S A LES M $ *6 2 5 NOBODY — NO — NOBODY CAN SELL YOU A CLEANER CAR CHEAPER THAN iiin i « ' oi ___r ___ ■ 1801 W . a-a I hI St. — oSanford I dour atallun wagon. V-8, automatic tranamlaaiun, power ateerlng and beater, guild running. 595 Ford Economy " t ” , Standard Tran*million. 45,000 Actual Mllta. Halter See Thla One. Only 5 4 5 60 Plymouth M erc ury 2 Do or Hardtop . A u to m a tic Tranamlaalun, Radio, l l r a l r r and I Ne *r T ir e * . A Guod Second Ca r Fur M *2 0 9 9 7 9 5 60 Chevrolet cn '1 8 9 4 Seminole County M o f o r s ^ j Or M I 7-2330 t t S mlaalun, Itadiu A H e a le r. A One ( > » n r r Ca r T h a i Muat lie Seen And D r l i e n T o lie A |i lir rr ia tr d . M JUST A S A M P L E OF T H E TR E M E N D O U S S A V IN G S B EIN G O F F E R E D T H IS W E E K . Phone 322-0614 S llulck 2 Dour Hardtop. Automatic Trana* minion. Radio and Heater. Clean Inilda . and Out D e a le r Elllnor Motor Co. M W - Salas — Parti — Service Factory WE W I L L GIV E T H E E Q U IV A L E N T OK 10,000 MILES OK Kit EE GAS W ITH THE PU RCH ASE OK ANY N E W R E N A U L T 11-8 OR R E N A U L T DAU PH tNE. WE ALSO OFFER YOU A L I F E T IM E GU A R A N TE E . • BEN H O W L A N D (General M gr.) • BOB TH O M A S (Rale* M gr.) • F R A N K B RU N SO N • C H A R L IE C R A IG • “ C U R LY” HUNT $200 • $300 Down $40 • $60 Month AS A E 00 00 RR 00 SEE: TH E DODGE BOYS Selection : Nomad, 4 Door Station W a g o n . V-6, Automatic Tranamlaaiun. Power Stearing. Itadiu, Heater and Factory Air. Wr'r* Not Aaking 11795, Hut You Can Huy It At Th* Right Price Of Only f - n Chevrolet Hlaceyne. V-6, Automatic Trana- GO W EST! I t ' a T h r u 6 l ‘a *1 5 9 5 Serlea “ ’ in" 4 Door Sedan. V'-H, Automatic Tranamla* •inn. Itadiu & Heater. Good S o l i d Tranaporteliun At Only New 1955 License Plates FREE On All Cars Sold This Week. 100 G A L L O N S OF F R E E G AS W ITH PU R C H A SE OF A N Y N E W DODGE OR D A R T. DODGE CORONET 1 Door, Heater. $1 5 9 5 $ W S .H A V j: OUR P E N C IL S SH ARI*. SO GET ON T H E H A N D W A G O N NO W OF S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y MOTORS G R E A T E S T C A R S A L E OF ITS H IS T O R Y GOING O N T H IS W E E K . WE N E E D USED C AR S D E S P E R A T E L Y . W E W IL L RE K N O W N AS T H E ‘ Y E S ” M EN T H IS W E E K . OUR N E W C AR STOCK IS P L E N T I­ F U L A N D W E W IL L G U A R A N T E E D E ­ L IV E R Y OF YO U R CHOICE A U TO M O B ILE W IT H IN lb HOURS IF YOU G IV E US A N ORDER. g g 63 Volkswagen 63 Chevrolet Ne w u s e d c a r l ik e (Ban & Bob Say; DODGE D AR T I Door, 2 1 7 5 t tun pick up. Long whrel . 17 51od. Is t^ htioee from O P E N 7 DAYS A W E E K lift 1304 II wy 17 v? a wood, Fla g g $ 57 Chevrolet St. Johns Realty V w 62 Oldsmobilc 96” Holiday Coupe. Equip pod with automatic Iranimiaaion, p o w e r ateerlng, power hrakra, power win done, power arete, radio and beater and factory air rnndltlnn. Medium l i g h t blue flnlah with hlue fabric and vinyl Interior. The ab aolute luiury In 1962 at only Ilia. 2 door aedan. A little gleaming J e w e l with all beige vinyl in. trrlnr and red flnlah. Kra! Sharp f<*r - JIM H U N T REALTY HOLLER'S OK LOT Scnkarik Glass and Paint Company V MOMII.K IP M i Seminole Realty mi*alnn 129ft T-i and f Medr ontna N E W and I SFD A w n in g * A <“ a b a rt a a Q t f A 1.1 V \»r»1ULK »l«i\vi:g H « y 17-92 s 3 :: -2ft«i "Y"Ur Tfatte* AT AU TO GLASS IN S TA LLE D Cloea in. Jimmie Cowan 333*4013 4-STAL L, r im a n t block Oar O R E E N B n AIR *S*« Do wn town Oviedo. 34 3* Choice lota ava Ila hi# In Gr##n- F U R N I S H E D 3 bedroom, all UNFURN Upstairs APT $53 v 9447 ar 143-1124. b relr o f U k I i Ar bor over l u r k ­ • ii'i t r lc liotr.e, cloe# In, Ph month, 109 Magnolia* Ave. In­ in g g u lf course. C u a t o ttf v 353*9307. * # quire <1own M air a *ifi*r 4 p building to your s pe cifica­ 95. Houses For Sale in. or tail 323-413" tions. Grsenhrelr developed by 4 BEDRtH>M - ! H . lb . SerG A R AGE A p t, e du lU only. KIN G! WOOD * 17F D R DOM r#*ld#nra, K H r h in Viet Hen $* Ml Don it - M o v t l"" 3 Tim ftve BUILDER*. INC. #‘j»!ipp*d, air rniiilR inner, 4n * |7?* 1* mo. plus T a t e s A $23-1074 ecrerned peri'Hi lea#"*, $100, US K UHNIK JIK l* 1nauira it «*#. LM N K N T l : II * 2 llrdrcmni 201 Falrmimt Dr. PRIHKH. INV. Main o f f b e 4 Vh. 33X-i$4I p-jutplird, 1 kill littti ml. Hn, of Hanford iivt 17*92, i:\ca1Unl )($c 1 11ctna f h . j : j I 111k Weal on Hemlltolt N|rK. 1 * Hdrm. Uutti. M corner lot. 322-3919 A v « . Ph *34-3111 cullert Wgtff furn rtili, lift mo. l37-4;n IV K L A ly A ^ f al'AHTS I Jll SPACIOUS 4 Jiedroom. 4 Ilfh., IjOCIP a i h i o r L •<-h Arbor, S5I-P4S0 Unusual to find a 3 Hdrm M i * V\ OMKIICI) 2 M*trm h*»ti## e.mry home in this area p ric ­ d'Srtitt, near b.iie |4!j mo. 322 - F U H N . Apt. 'we l*»rk A v* ed under 313.000. Phon* ua «24t t-R<tom E ff ic ie n cy apt, with for detalla j*vt, hath tr shower, nullah!# liMr Kt*nN'19)IEt> Cnttaae R O IIE R T A. W I L L I A M S fail 4*1111pi r or elngle ptfiiin Slain (Sat* t<8 I t t i t l or retired All utUltles In­ Rea ltor Raymond Lunduutst, A*»o. cluded In rent Ideally lo ca t­ UU ns iHMKD l II#flroom h»*u#», 122- 393* Atlantic Rank lU lg . ed on let 8t , within 1 block n# *r hut# |40 mo. Adult# <»f 2 fre# parking 1o|e and 322441ft. I.NUOME P R O P E R T Y Ry ownshopping center Inquire at Her. 4-b#dn)om house, w ith Manuel da >loom Dept. 5fl4ife, 2. 3. A I HKDRDOMfl r n t v i it*i» ru ii. mi-#. adnit a. ga rage apartment 13"1 Park ! l l I! 1*1ret St im ta JJ2-40ft3 I. I S A 2 M\ Ills Ave. E. E. Faria 322 *374 KIT C HF.N E y U l P l ' K I i 1 IlFlGtOtlM Kurn Air -t’ ltnd I UN. ICtHimH For Kent LOW MUNTHLY PANMKNT-S R E A U T I P U L 2 Redr.mrn, ; bath, nut W#it l#l Rt 171 32 4:»47 For Complete Information loeke privileges, $4»iO Down See <11 ('all Vour CLEAN ROOM for Man. 4"1 A Alttim # pa) men i • 322 7H94 : lli:i*1lOi»M UnfurnlMietl hum* 1 M mgnolla Ave li2 * " 7 1 ' s SALES A u tn m n tn c S ervice G atew ay T o The W a t e r w a y Pal THRIFTMINDED PRICES I I I 1 M Down * p a y m a n li |1S.?1 1 Room 522-5303 C L E A N Furn Apt*. m#»f ., 3:2-1374 WITH ROR S le K K K USED C A R S NO M ON EY D O W N __*g| Kren-h Ave SJ:.0T: i UXVENN.V P A R K , n - l d Medal- lion Horn., 1 brdriHMIi. : n r n . Apt. bath, bullt-ln kltchan, asin larga living room, can. F l ’ RK. 1 Rdrm A p t . L ig h t * m l h.at, duclad for air conW a la r furn, Only I I I . 101 dltlonliig. ccrntr lot, double E. H h SI., 23:-39Al. carport, fcnrrd In back yard USED CARS.. Ph :::.;i'»s ________ !___________________ C L E A N . 3 ‘ Idrm. A p t . Kitchen Equip.. No pgta. 7415 Kim. Bt dd .n ? £ Furnltur# A T F A C T O R Y P R IC K S : N E E D E X T I I A C A tlll? A H#r119 Mate noil* 333 4)31 &M W * n t * A d ••lit fho»# xr71. Male Help Wanted t l c U i no lo n*# r n*#ri#>l. W lle S o N M A IK K FURN In coa l— hi ish In rvaulli. Dla. Huy — Bril — Trada MAN— 31 13 for Insuianc# 333. M i l or 42f t - l» 3S 111-13 E. lat. 3)3*3433 Debit. Hanford Area HaUry iduo conituiNslon I21«f*MI. C A R O L I N A C a b b a i * Collarda. F H K K E a rn s iA T E Hutne un# or Fr##**r. 11ho W, Uphol.l trlriK A M at lr aa . ranGovvrnnu'RL Owned 22nd St I'hune 222- 125* 71!. Fem ale Help Want< nvatln e > * w a r , . . i FurnlHomes tura Call Nla RadUliiK M I k US E D G, E. Hanna f E>0. 123Ih »I* HK MoTlf Kit Cn at Io» c la ry Ava. 1.3- ASSIST VNT 2949 Id e a l « ipport un tty f»«r young in ; w o rk in g girl or oiillega* stu­ OLD COUNTRY dent I mate rested In child ten. Fur *' : r t » lg g .- t aalartluh nf AU C T IO N II .WIN Bela of Ion of 2, 1. and 4 W ill furnish, room A board nail i ly naw ami u- 1 furnlOn # ml I« K. uif Fa11 f ur«1 on ! t •. II t d r im*rns »oca tad In v * r 1o ua dent Interest#d In c h il d -care tura, .aa NnlTa Kurnliura 413 be, tliina of Yanfnfil duties four • v • titnac« per llru ka ra g* Iri C , -acl bar r y Sul a e v e r y Sat T p m. ItmtiidlaU Delivery A part o f the weak-end -Must on 1T-s; njU'h * «la>. 1 in t W E RUY OR S E L L A N Y T H I N G PAYM ENTS I"** mature A n m u child-car# M O N T H L Y 231-3740 232*1311 experience preferred Prot* (id. Business U pporl. FROM *50.00 • •lent church cijtni*ctlon, S T E R E O l l l - F l By at tin, 133' FOR T H E B E ST HOME 0 --I1-rtrlr ker and u..n. ain >Wsr 1370. SPARK TIM E Al l # to furnish own trans­ BUY $4(| 0 per month possible f>r F A N F O R D SEW 1NO r E N T E R portation Give age and \u.tk Vtian vs 11h ( i»r t»j ser Via# SEE YO U R *01 8*>. Park Ave 322-9411 it p e r le n c e w hen i|>|>!ving (■ ruuie oti « erk*-nde or •venFlorida Vtathodiat UbUdren a In ga (N O H L L L I N G i «*an b# W R IN G E R W a slier * New Ifom# Box 1, Enterprise, wurWed full time with un­ K ln » * Tub# Good Shapa. |40 Florida. 11731 limited Income $293 t $3IM» Call 322*092 2 ■aah r . g u i r . d f „ r In v en to r) M A l t , g _ v y Tn , SJ Gei prr>f###lonal carpet clean* a supplies Only honest, r e ­ RUSK R E FE R ESTES TOT liable person who ran make In* result ■— r*nt HI ue LuaJOIIH. F .a It E A D V A N C E D •tr# E lectric ('at pel Shu inAnd g iv e dec*stun* r*insidered g l ’ IiK I.Y HA V - A M A !I», 4 Iminrdlat e ln< gnu. no wa it. tinner Si per tls) I'artu li I t . si Great .Neck N Y Furnltur# Co I titt or ileteya All ap|K>lntnieiif* will h# made at time t i . Situation W anted of in te rv iew In ves tiga te this If you want something real good. (N«*T V E N D IN G i T ell them vou saw it in Th* Hanford I D * a i d ? t r paraon.*] In ter view g iv e In the Court of th# t'oimfy phone rr timber, w r ite ROH* G E N E K A I . Jm U e, Demlaulr C«tunl), I l« r l l iu iin leanlnR U l t A F T P u H..i 9*3 ComIda, In Pm hate. Herded I mined]* i d ) ' < *all ni* reial JftAUon Hprtngflald. I re i Ivalat# «»f led# 322-41115— 3*4 a m. 4 Mo Also openings In moet M A R T H A K VANCE 4-9 p, m ear roundtng area P e r# * aid, T o All Creditors and PeraoBi DAYrt W O R K . I f I -C77n Offlea: l l l . l l l l Vfntlnu r i a l ma nr fleima ada H E N R Y FO R D oner astd, "Not Nlghta: l l l . i i m o ad ye rt la I n i , la like wink hue A Knlnat Said 1' ■I a I e i 81. Ht’iii Khtate • Sf.lc III.CIII at a « Ir 1 In th# dark. Y>u Y hi and each of you ar t 1534 l-ark Drive k n o w what j o u r # (lull’l l l»ui Inare by n oil fled ami required >ht doMfi't." 4a pr»a#nt any claim* and daP Y O W N K l l : I Bedroom Fur it BAHT r i L C I l E R manda which you, nr tlt h ar of or Vnfurn.. central beet 4 Beat Buy Broker yo't, may have a|*in#r the etr conditioning, Iga corner 123-7411 Day or Nig h t as tat# of M A R T H A E V a NCK lot, ah a How » # l l 4 epr Inkier dacaaaad, late of eald County, ay item F If A 111 rtrtfli nr o w n ­ Atfilr# of PaMIe Hrarlai to tha County Jurttf# of Sr m i­ er will ftnarue Opportunlr> N Me* la htr#h> given, Iluard nute County. F lo rid*, $tl hli fur n » * 1 ) we.la t.r young 11n.i] Ka’ xtt — fnaurance o f f i c e In the court hour** «*f of Uuunty U(iniiula*1on#re of couple SIX-3424 133-3441 said County at Hanford. F l o r ­ HernirmS# I ’ otjnty, Florida, pro* 3rd A Park Av# I.VCOMK P R O f E B T Y ida. wit hi n »ix ■ulenrinr po«# to resone fh# f o llo w in g m o n th ! from the time of the dacrrlhed prope rty toned 31-1 Mica ) Bagroern Kurnlabad h o m e Concrai* bio, k eon. f ir s t publication of thle nr.tlr. Industriar to \»\ Ag ric ultu re JOHN K. FOX. Each c Dlm or demend «h.*ll he N 4«'u ft **f N S H of NEVft <.f atrurtisn. convanlantly lo ­ Realtor cated .Renta for |76 par In wrltlna. end ehall elate the HE*, Harllnn 22«3ftS**SOK lyltm IOC N Park ava JSI-0SS5 month, o n l y ff.:uo. placa o f re e ld n iie efol poet of - reef of H< ot< h Gin Run Cre* k flea address of tha claimant, Further deecribed a* lying and shall t»# sworn to by the south of South Lana In Midway M E R L E W. W A R N E R Claimant, or agent, or attorney. Perk and asat of fo o tch Gin REALTO R and arty such claim or d em e n t Run Creak 701 Sn Park Itl-IIH not ac* fllad shall bs votd. . Public hearing will ha held R#attr>r-!niuror-Trades */ Juna V hrodie |In the Hemlnol# County Court 122 4ft»l H i t H Fr en .h Ave As edmlnleit a t r i t f the lluu ir, Sanford, Florida. In K slats of the County Corn mta* lo n er e M A R T H A K. VAN C K, R .un un Fthruary 2t, 194$ at O LD N E W S P A P E R S T H E T I M E T E S T E D F IR M Deceased D* ***! A. M- or as anon there- 13" N. Park Ata . I31-(1I1 FO R S A L E a f te r as poastble. C L E V E L A N D . H TKP IIE NB ON 4 M IZ K Hoard of County Commlaa* 25 LB S. - 50c hull# I I I — Sanford Atlantic Innera JO H N S A U L S A G E N C Y National Bank building Hrntliiol# County. Florida R E A L ESTATE BROKER P O D ra w e r Z S A N FORD H E R A LD Ry John Alexander, Chair Ayyralaal Syaclallat Hanford, Florida ma n 111 Na Park IM-TM4 A tto rn e ys for Administratrix A 11• a11 A rthu r B ac k w 11h, Publish Jan. I I , 23 <L Fab. 1, Jr c a s h w a i t s run you I, 1943 Publish Feb I, 1941 Sell li through CP I-4 9 CDJ-29 Herald W an t Ada Legal Notice Mon. Feb. 8, |65— Page 11 •. Pb. 322-0861 �/ ! ' ... .. , . V. ; * • f* : • V6» B w fa t l W tra il Page 12— Mon. Feb. 8, ’65 1 t I > I 1 I 'Garden O f Month' By Margaret Coahy Mr. and Mra. W. W. Sim­ mons, 40)1 Edwin Circle, are the proud recipients of the By Donna E ilt i Longwood Mayor David R. North Orlando Garden Club’s Month" Wentworth hai officially gone "Garden of t h e on record ai being "thorough­ Aw»rdApologiiing for the frost­ ly opposed to the Joyce broth era stock car stadium as It la bitten aspect of their garden. against the J**t interests of It la obviaua that the Sim­ mons’ plan for gardening la the city.” I! i a announcement, made "ilmpllclty and practicality.” Mra. Simmons credits her publicly at last week's city council meeting, also stated husband with the success of that, tn his opinion, " r a c e their flower and vegetables tracks of this type tend to de­ gardens, saying, "He Is a bom crease property values and gardener; everything grows that while race drivers are for him and he does all the fine people, as a rule, follow gardening work." She devotei era of the races, in many cas­ her time to the home’s inter­ ior and their handsome 14es, are 'riff-raff.* " Other persons heard during month-old eon, John Wayne. The Slmmona’ thick Bermu­ the meeting also were opposed da lawn is spotted with arbor to the stadium with the excep­ tion of Mrs. Bobbie Jo Hunt, vitae, a rubber tree, magnolia prominent resident and prop­ and roses. The front entry is erty owner, who urged coun­ cil's cooperation to "bring new businesses into the communi­ t y ." Council chairman R. C. Carlson again explained that council has no control over whether or not the stadium Is built. He advised that " if the Joyce brothers, who are a­ ware of the strong opposition, still wish to continue with their plans and apply for building permit, council has no grounds for denying said permit at this time. "Whether or not the race­ way would tie odorous, obnoxi ous or noisy would have to lie decided In the courts," he - painted out. Mrs. M. Carlson Succumbs At 82 Mrs. Mathilda V. Carlson, *2, died this morning at a lo­ cal nursing home. Horn March Hi, 18S2, In Upaalla, Sweden, she had bri-n a resident cf Sanford for 22 year* making her home in re­ rent yeara with a daughter, Mrs. C K. Adams, 4b'.i Willow Avenue. She was a member of Jehovah's W i t n e s s e s Church and of lire Swedish VASA Lodge tn Youngstown. Ohio. Survivors, other than Mrs Adams, Include another daugh­ ter, Mrs. Ruth h. Stafford of I.nkc Monroe; sisters, Mrs. W. J. Ilarninn r f Lake Mary, Mrs. .1 A. Stone of Jackson­ ville, Miss Hilda Anderson of Miami and Mrs. A. C. Sher­ man of Pompano Reach; brothers, W It. Anderson of Miami and lb J- Anderson of J-'t. i'lerre, and sevetal nieces and nephews. Hrlsson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Jack Harris, 60, Business Briefs ■ j w surrounded by heavy canter­ ed flowering shrubs, a giant gardenia and a trellis of star jasmine and English ivy. A l­ so strategically placed near a aide screened patio la night blooming jasmine. Sides of the dwelling are edged in ligustrum, roses, an assortment of colored hibiscus shrubs , and podoearpus. Th* rear yard la fenced and the grata obvioualy was aa lush a mat at the front lawn. A large portion of this gar­ den is reserved for vegetables and a separate lettuce plant­ ing nestle* close to the house. The ground ha* been prepar­ ed and Simmons again will plant vegetable* when the dan" gcr of cold it pa*L The hurricane fence it dec­ orated with ligustrum, yellowhud alumanda, milk and wine lily, and etar jasmine. Away from the vegetable garden, a fig tree, a maple tree, crape myrtle and a Sheridan rose span the yard. Simmons attributes his suc­ cess In vegetable and flower gardens to a regular program of fertilisation. The Simmons have lived in the Coronado section of North Orlando for approxi­ mate!/ two-and-one-half years. They ware retired from .the : U. S. Army while on duty in ! France. He is store manager assistant at the Orlando Air Force Base Commissary. WHIPPANY, N. J. (Spl.) Rudy P. York, Suburban Pro­ pane district manager, has been transferred . from Fernandina Beach to Maitland.* This announcement w-as made today by Mark J. Anton, preaIdent, who said that Y’ork will assume the added responsibilitics of managing the larger district, which has an office and appliance showroom at Miitlgntfr — ■------*v---York, who joined Suburban Propane In 1954, served as an Mrs, f.lllle R. Rurgess. 7(1. accountant and office ntana grr at several district offices, of 122 Garrison Drive, riled and was promoted to district Saturday. manager at Fcrnandlna Bea­ A native of Pennsylvania, ch in 19fi2. He attended Con­ she came to Sanford six year* cord and Franklin and Mar shall colleges, has been and 1ago from Canton. Ohio She now is a member of the Cham­ was a member nf First Chris­ ber of Commerce project com tian Church. Survivor* are her husband, inlllec and Ihc Fernandma Reach Golf Association and is I,cwi* W Burgess, nf Sanford, on the board of directors of and a brother. Harry Ham the Klwanis Club and thr mers, of Harrisburg, I’ a Gramkow Funeral IIiuiip m Merchants Association in Fer charge of arrangement* nnndina Reach. Lillie Burgess w BETTER . . BREA KFA ST i MON. Mayor Opposed Winner Announced To Race Track In Longwood » ; • . \r a- TU ES. • Sanford Parking M eters Banned For All Time WED. * 25th & Park, Sanford “SANTA C LAR A” “ T H R IF T W A Y ” F A N C Y , SLICED BACON JUICE BTL. Limit: 2 With Your $-1 Or More Food Order, Please. ‘K R A F T ” PEACH PRESERVES LIM IT: 2 WITH Y O l’ R »3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER. PLEASE ’ LARGE EGGS - O N LY — LIV IN G R O O M -O U T FIT • in Warm Brown Upholstery Large W inghark Sofa-Bed a \\ inghark ( hair with Ottoman • .1 Genuine Mnple Tahirs — I Cocktail and 2 Slrp-Fnd Tables 2 Maple Tahir Lamps • -UA'1 * FRESH! FLA. GRADE Fabric ) « U, * 11961^ t ‘A IrLSW EET” QUA RTERS LBS. OLEO .29 "BEECH-NUT" STRAINED FRESH *’ Ift » ’ ; I’ U R E " GROUND Jim Hardy Heads LB. BABY FOOD . TOWELS . 6/59c "NORTHERN" 39 . 29c’ "PO M PE IAN " 4 07.. BTC OLIVE OIL BAGGIES . VEL . . ACTION . SOAKY . • . 29c • H A L F OR W H O LE • • i . 39c • 22 07. B IT. > ■ ■ ■, 65c , REG. PKG. • • f . 39c > • "FU N RATH" 10 OZ. EACH • ■ . 69c ■ We had to roach a climax somewhere aloog the line. Arvd what better climax lor a car than to win Motor Trood's Car ol the Year Award (or 106b? Nolhino could please us more, except maybe the way people are buying our cars. And they are. Drive one and flpd out why. First thing you know, you'll buy one, loo. 6E£ YOUR AUTHORIZED POM T U X DEALER , B IL L 801 W. H EM PH ILL FIRST STREET M OTORS, • IN C. SANFORD * * * “ The N ile o f America” ib r a lft "Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 J City 'Hanging' With Debt Of W ,000 W E A TH E R : Fair thru Wednesday, hiph 80-85; low tonipht in 60s. Search On For Crash Victims Road Program urn Parley Sef By — Counly, State lb 50 E XTR A 39‘ GOLD BOND Wilh This Coupon A The Purrhsae Of Pkg. STA M P S GROUND CHUCK Coupon Good At “T H R IF TW A Y ” Only, Thru Wed., February 1#. Oviedo Launches Cleanup Drive Zoc, Gardens Phn Pondered By Council 50 E XTRA G O LDEN PA LM O LIVE 2 REG 0 h a ils J | GOLD BOND With Thi. Coupon A The Purrhaae Of "Rich's" COFFEE STA M PS RICH 16 Oi. Ctn. 29c I Coupon Good Ai -T H R IF T W A Y " Only, Thru Wed. , February 10. 1 C O X 50 E XTR A With This Coupon A The Purrhiae Of < RATH J Of Gunshot Blast Precipitation Shrouds Nation Army Engineer In Girls’ Death I'c e n n e u f County Uniting In Telephone Drive N E W ! DEODORANT SOAP! . * Mother Queried 25 FT. ROLL "IILKACII PACKETS'* ROAST 1965 Pontiac: Car o f the Year! That’s what! on the St. Johns River Sanfnrd City Comml,»lon« era, bowing to wishes of merchants and shoppers, ban. net! parking meters from city streets. How do you Declaring they would find phone 7 some way of "digging up” uRainst a Ruerrilla force. tered the gTound rules of the In our country by just say­ $16,000 to pay a note left Heavy fiRhtinR wns re­ present conflict. hanging by removal of tha ing "hello.’* This is an Anglo- ported on the Rround. This is bound to have re­ meters this year, commission­ Saxon word originally mean­ Vietnamese p a r a troops percussions on the U. S. ers voted unanimously (o da domestic political front, as lost nine men killed and 38 ing "bo whole" or "be heal­ away with the offending coin wounded. Eighteen enemy well as in the arena of inter­ thy," which isn’t the worst bodies were found. collectors at Monday eve. national affairs. we’ ve known ning’s session. The President, in effect, The fighting broke out soon "Take ’em nut and remove after the United States has committed himself to For answering the ’phone. the posts — • guts, feather* The British in their veddy brought in a battery of dead­ swift American military re­ and all,” ordered Mayor British • type voices say, "so ly Hawk anti-aircraft missiles taliation against Red North Viet Nam, itself, in the event James II. Crapps. and so here" or "are you of further attacks by the F'urther discussion revolved there 7” In this the Portu­ Viet Cong guerrilla* in the around changing parking on guese agree South against U. S. forces First Street from a 4S - to a And ti>« Germans say "was or installations. 30degrce angle as requested wollcn sie7" lie also has, for the first by Police Chief Roy Williams, The Spanish are apt to an­ time, agreed to "unleash" the or install parallel parking as swer the 'phone by saying j itnliont'j South Vietnamese air force proposed by Commissioner "huenoj dias," in the after for a major strike across the Fjarl Higginbotham. AND T H A ILA N D ''^ '*t noon "buenos tardes" and as 17th parallel, the dividing "W e’ve scraped off all tha Bangkok the evening approaches line between North and asphalt we put oxer t h a . 'Buenos Jiochcs."-, j. bricks, changing this parking We’ ve never been td' Iran f i & k , ARCH ITECT’S CONCEPTION o f the? now ?1 million GO-tod A. Rurtpn IV is the architect for this wing, which will in­ » , The * privileged sanctuary,” back and forth on First Street. but it pccurs to us that when J fneiepenbo/ cf wing of Seminole Memorial Hospital depicts as the completed crease the hospital's facilities to 200 beds. Construction lias m which»4he United States Let's make It parallel park* they're calling long distance structure will appear when formally opened next Feb. l. John been started. claims North Viet Nam di­ ing and leave it alone," ha would they have the gall rects the Viet Cong battle moved. To say, "This is a Persian against U. S. sup|>orted Higginbotham's motion died to Persian call?" South Viet Nam, has lost its for lack of second as did a (Also swiped) immunity. • 0 • motion by Commissioner M, I. it abort! to mark the north H a v f you -availed yourself ■v Red Chinese ’ lane on First Street at French of the real pleasure of viewing NEW YORK | — An pm Monday and exploded on during the night by wind*. ‘In Battle Array' Avenue as "right turn only.” air • sen ai m .ids of I'u.i-t iiupait the pansy beds at the Semin­ bare and choppy seas hut tile TOKYO ( U P I ) — Commun­ The plea for permanent re* ole Memorial hospital? Now, Guard and Navy plane* and l ie wreckage of thr $1 mil- full force ol the New York ist China said today Its at my moval of the parking inctcre here is an example of what vessel* a n d plicate eraft lion dollar plane ami the lorn area's rescue re,on was "in battle array" waiting was voiced by DeWit Math­ we mean by "civic pride," | » * Danang, 350 miles north for the United States to in- i Another M«*p fnuntd tin* searched a 2-m square null- llesli \d passengeis showered poised to enter Ihc crash area ews, chairman of. the Greater “ city beautification." A n d area of the shark • infested the orean with thousands of at dawn Road rrquridv in the coon of Saigon, and declared them vade North Viet Nam. Sanford Board of Comntcrca of Snnforil*» Atlantic I imI.iv for ihe remains piece* of grisly debris what enjoyments the beauty Peking said it would eon- .construction . , , ready for use against posty will tv dtsrus'cd March 9 and K. C. Harper Jr., chair­ The disaster ranked a* Ihe prov.de, for all of us who can , ir , tU rki ,,y Commun. ■iiler such action an invasion Ukefront ilrvelopmmt pin. ol M Eastern Air Lines pas with the State Itoad Depart man of the Sanford Merchants aviation of the Chinese mainland. gram wim mailt* Monday sengers wiio died in Die n.i third worst in US *rc ll! ist pilots. • • • _ ment by Seminole County Division. turn s fifth worst commercial history involving a single It was thr toughest Chin­ when The roekels were placed 1’ ity (*omtni**iont*r * Commivvioners. In oilier action, Commis. plane tltsasti r And the endless hours ol around the Danang hasa on ese statement in a series plain- and was tie 15th most 'I Iv count v Iward wa- noti stotiers appointed Jack Bolt, work dial went inlo the eye- orders of President Johnson. which have been issued since \oti’il to authorf/t* Mauiiir The propeller dttven IK 7 ttagic d.saster in world air fled of Hie dale* by Hirliey Sanford area chairman for II. t'nnnrll iiiti« rtigi- it, Uuind Irom Boston to At lustorv arresting beauty of the Andres |he nation's I w o Mililury officials nntirip.t- t the U. S. and South Viet­ [ Green SHI) engineer, nv the the Si-nitnolp County beautifi* yard at Celery anil Cameron ed possible Communist re- -namese retaliatory air raids nrvra to y » r ••••«! with "»..uttd Linta. plunged into the ocean wo|>t a(r disasters were colli rommivsioners convened this cation committee; Avenues should lie — and 1-risul* following two day* of against Ninth Viet Nnm. l T. S. ‘ Broke' and pfi.hing* hi I ak«* ottei lakcolf trinn Kenned. - ons ol two planes i morning in llv emirthouvr. Adjusted a foe lo permit I lie search was hampered Probably aie - matched by L-. s and Vietnamese air Monroe to find the piofilc «d lnti in.ition.il Airport at t> 2i \\ \SIIINi.TON ( UPI ) *Mcanwluk, t o in hi i v sion lM,ny rides on weekends, near similar rcriods of enjoyment , t,,ke* against North Vietthr lake hot torn " \ t: iw tilt ui t* Sft i ••till y I h x i l l r Chairman John Mex.mder to Ihe zoo, run by Dick Morri* by the passersby. many ol nanirse liases T h e fir m p revh iu alv had I. Ktc*«*ntan mys lh* farm i day requested County Fttgin son; whom use tIsis route to travel made the imnntiMinn a I i. I 7 bs Hawk ha* a range of |ir|r« | i | | y i * t f'iful in piitpty err \\ill i ain nosh tn prepare Agreed lo run ullllty line* Horn Orlando to the beaches. 20 viiiIvs amt can hit targets of 11.400 for thr »turt#*. h ful nn |>ii\ n iciit» cmii !»•* a list of unfinished project* !•• property owned by Ralph The motion followed n * * * as high as 50,000 feet. until i.(>ii|(re8» \i*t»» previously suggestiHl lo the Jarvis at Geneva Terrace, i r solution prepented hy |h Someone told us that he |„ Saigon the first of more mote money. |SitI» and wtindi have it'd been subjecl to annexation; W. Vincent Itoherta, ehatt cause of First Federal'* in than 1.8»o American ‘ women Ry Evelyn Lundy Moved to add automatia trrrst in Ihe Rivrrport Mar «n,| children ordered In leave 5 clean up campaign for man «»f the lakefmnt developTryinp: Aviain Added to t- will tv other control panels tn the new wa­ ins development, the sailboat 'Smith Viet Nam because of parts ol Oviedo was launched 1merit committee, urging r..n WASHINGTON t i l ' l l — projects tin Ci mmission ter |dant at an added cost of in front nl Die place of bust the military crisis left for the Monday night whrn the City tinning effmts to pi I \ plan tn r>tabl|sh li.ltaII owned and \»es| of tile sewage Sell Fog-pur J. Mel .irtliv t D­ deems ncees-aiy ,-i» r)i, conn *3 425; ness on West First Street wav United States. There were Council, in regular session, with m-eessai y. stepj tn In mg Minn i is ti > tnir again in get ty continues to grow i'il and zoological g.ird'-n tn -sttits nt plant Heard a first Trading nf in Board trying In tiring the watri lew- teats. authorized it sanitary com- the development plan to real Ins ’VHieer gut*' p i"p '-«l members will lour lhe .ill ! ielo i ati'.n of the Sanford The plan .i " > .till'd for a ta dimmer changing liar elm. conn Iron! a little TOO fsr uptown While they were leaving mlttee to nret this afternoon uatimi. passed to give iiniita i rted in an effort to rrvitalue Ihc Danang, powerful U. S. Air with county inspector* for a **ne of the snags in the i U\ Zoo to l.t g e r and b elli i concession atcj lo help p.i> prisons over 35 yrai* old a ty and then meet again prior mg hours from midnight to to the lie l a r d M i l l meeting 3 a in., under certain condiDowntown .Shopping Center Forte Super Saiier and Thun- check tour o' areas involved 1"»t " f must tint lo ll Un­ qiiiittf iv w.t- presented to City the cost j| opeiulton. Com tax loi-nk. to form ulate the presentation. tons; it also was voted that the bind fill an a f"i tin- non inn I " III III I >- iOIH-1 liy \ It IV tc r ntlssionet s a. n «d that tile . . . But. it was the Cerebral derchief jets roared off the Ill other a itlo ll. the to m Approved raising II. E. present z*si i ' l l I- too small, I’alsy drive, not the SAL, that airport there winch is consid­ c i t y would take immediate complex was the finding of nt Jr repie-enting the .vm m ission d' laved until a In lin e VMute J r, fireman, front a hid put Lhe boat there as a ered a target for Communist steps to repair rough railroad birge deposit* of ntuck and I ltd t i.amln-t •»( lO llllU lT C«*. both for a.iiom - and sped* MOBILE, Ala. (I I'll tor.v, and needs Its be spread meeting acimii on stipulating IK D rlassifleation to 19-E; mean* of attracting funds lor salmUge. crossings aad sever*! streets »(U >n f»ur previous borings Monday \hout l,2uu sinking long drainage conditions at Scotts out Set public hearings on Zonuiii]uut«*(| in the Uke. the charity drive. And the American military polire- in the downtown sections. ' Pete!-on ...id the program The) expressed approval ol shoiemeti wete *l.i|'|"d will moorc Manoi The pnqKised tug and Planning Commission In i»rder to hohl doun cost» elowns and young ladies in men with carbines at the Motion was passed to ap i mild In- i at ried out tn three Ihe idea nl Peter son's plan a toiilempl id toiiit i dei suhdivisiijn owners' attorney, recommendation* the center of the street therejieady provided tight aecurity prove and accept plat of the <<f firmndn^ the water ft out or four sta.eover a period pay­ Joe Iiavis. asked lor Hie delay t dy Manager W. E Knows on Sunday afternoon also fo for the dependent*, second unit of Mead Manor development pro^rAin, rn^i- of years, u*in« city crews and commended him for the ,,l*‘ ' ,h*>' « " day *o the firm ran complete its lek was asked lo "check into” nen» pointed out thkt it i» '*** {' " ’ " attraelzve layout and for hls|*,-’" wl * cused attention on the human and, after discussion on set­ The property on which the pro plans. a request for closing and va« **’* J" 1*' President Altera ttarian effort. ting up a board of adjustment neceaeary to find l a r g e posed gar Jen zoo park area thougblfuiness in developing t,lcy , l , y umounta of auitable fill meLhe ale*. The board also ordered rating a utility easement at Ground Rules in connection with the city's would tie ( "ti'trui led is city j Road Supt J C i-a vender to 7U0 West 25lh Street ApparCotnmisstohrr M. L it shorn Thought Dead WASHINGTON (U P I) ae- new zoning ordinance, Council- tk****l wtUvjp,3,000 feel,of tin­ Ha* our ScminJle' 'County OMAHA (U P I) — Televl- clieck a request Jjjat the eotin yiitly a home Is being built on moved that tile rity manager President Johnson seek* no Chamber of Commerce over­ man Bob Ward was suthoriz- marin“ » u*|y participate In paving Tnr top nl a city casement. Combe authorized to study the »h.npersonality John ( Fritsi looked one of the truly big “ wider war" in Southeast ed to investigate regulations1 Commissioner, ordered City Johnxm entered a hospital denta Aven to off Route 119. mtssloncrs ordered construeAsia but he obviously h«* siplan, recommeud further acpromotion* to take place to and carry them out to com- ' U,1,f * r W‘ E' Know I*. tiuti *nd hu motion totimy for •*Hnu»ti\r | » h > <•! pjetjon contact tjie engtneeta and Tacit approval was given to turn stopped until the matter our county in a LONG time? proceed with negotiations for Mimn-lrl i»y CununisMonfr t*#tB ,n l*Kht <»f rvnl»*iuc assist m locating spare to is settled and pruper. paper* This is the Class A horse show tlie probings and rstatdish a Karl 11ik Itintmt ham to mcludr I Bhowin»r him tn \w mt Ohm hou»e Sanford Historical >.i drawn, that will be held at Casselhcr G MNLSVtl.I.K it PI) - \n planning I«tr rnlirunnfnt of ,,,,,,, time period." thought • *Kht elely item* Spare will lx ry 'i Seminole Raceway Wed 11 ytar sdd Ik,) died this morn the zoo Lie motion passed ye*1*'ought m county owned build lied Objections nesday through Sunday of this mg at the Li.iversity oi Flor­ unanim ously « J UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. week. This is one of the big A rt Auction A tentative meeting nf \Vb ‘ d T I Soviet objection* ara ida Teaching Hospital oi gun stops in the Sunshine Circuit : BALM B EA C H it I’l l Vt wav i f ! u | v%11ti iJte Staff holding ii|i formation of a United Press International A hard, ever • expanding —moving here from Winter shut wounds received wiule I vaflit y f i w pftlnt III*:* thr Health I Irpai t incut dil l the • i. tnu|i to ttrgotiale a aettle* search lor two youths is under Haven. Owners and trainers lalget shiMitilig Widespread ram, sleet and N a m e d T o S t a t e Frriiih iiii|u«*ft*h»vimt inunti-ift regional planner on wutci and incut of the UN financial util show over 4uo of the na way in Central Florida alter snow shrouieil the ns Lon to'Ihe Maehua Count) slieiitf's • u llr r t n i hy a N r * V<rk jrar- svwaje fjtililUA itiBit. diploinata laid today. Because they allegedly raped a 1 3 year dsy from Texas to Maine JACKSONVILLE (UPI I (ton's finest horses, department raid the hoy, Joel |iiiriit if*,lu»try Laron anti v a l ­ Thunderstorms boiled up Col Robert P Tabb will »uc- McGlhiay was target shooting of the extensive and expen old girl Monday afternoon. ued at |J million on mile Police were hesitant to re from the Gull and dumped reed Col II It Parfitt as w.th h. stve layout of stables and lii year old brother, JACKSONVILLE ( UP I ) — Turailay night III a leco itl tracks, Seminole Raceway is lease any information as they heavy rain in some parts of Jacksonville district engineer Juiuiiv n I a m vt diMir m-igh I'nlier planned lo question high AiHicty auction. O l'K N FR ID A Y for the Army Corps of Kngtn- hot Daryl K itb y, 21 All arc again today a 32 year old nto being touted as tops tn accom pushed the minute • by • min­ the Deep South I Both Milliard and Amarillo cers early thi* summrr of Gainesville llicr, Mrs. Ktchaid Rex, who ntodationi for these elite ol ute search for the two, be­ K IT E T IL • Milk Question lieved to be about 17 or It Tex., plckej up *□ inch of Tsbb, a graduate of the U According u deputies. Kirby said *be drowned her two the equine world. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — years of age. IAZAVR RR T n lT V ™ anow during the night jS Military Academy. has t>een fired one shut Iront a 22 pump daughters in a bathtub and ALW A Y S F IIR ST QiUl A A lLITY Tlie state Milk Commission The assault is reported to kreezing rain and sleet chief of military operations action rule and the boy ran gulped sleeping pills Tom Gilchrist, >ire preai.X' An autop-y was to tie per lias turned over to dairy dent and general manager oi have occurred about 4 pm. caused hazardous driving con engineer division, hcadquart to the Ur j e t - lh e rifle lire! WESH-TV util speak to the Monday off West Sixth Street ditions in sections of Kansas ers, U. S. Army Europe in again 'I lie bullet bit the boy* formed nn the victims. An farmers its recommendation for a market-wide pool to Heidelberg, Germany. in thr head. geb* Rex, W, and Regina, 8 Kiwanis Club. Wednesday at and near the Nehi Bottling and northern Missouri. supply distributors and thus the Civic Center at noon. Gil- Company. stahalixe both su|uiIia« and The girl was taken to Or­ rhrist is expected to challenge prices, V Ihe local club to greater com­ lando AFU Hospital, where she is said to be undergoing munity interest and participa­ New Approach tion in their Golden iantver medical checkups. WASHINGTON (U PI — • ary year. President Joseph Beirn* of Wounds Fatal A direct approach in get- |will be contacted quickly so sib jllty »f getting M T S to a now divided by two 'phone the Communications Workers A woman who suffered head ting a metropolitan telephone that an early filing of thr ap- le a llly .” Touhy »aid, adding Anyone seeing a three color of America aaid his union companieaX rd male bassett hound wan wounds cariy on Jan. 29 at system (M T8) will be taken peal may be made. that "response to the project Speer was asked to make plans a new negotiating ap­ dering around could make the lakcfront. Mrs. Majone F. by a group of top Seminole At present the ruunty is Is encouraging." proach with the Bell Tele­ some children very happy by Inghram. of 2407 Willow ^Ave­ County residents when they served in the south portion hy By getting the state agency additional copies available for phone system and other com­ calling 322 3439 and tell them nue, died of the injuries Mon­ petition the Florida Public Winter Park Telephone Com­ ta direct the lurrgrr, it is felt the full committee and these panies this year. N ew! Striped! Itug Runners where their pet can be found day in an Orlando hospital. Utilities Commission for this pany end in the north by the that the two 'phone compan­ will be distributed tp all in­ • • • Police say the woman parked right. Southern Bell Telephone Com­ ies will co-operate. "W e must terested groups in all parts of Freedom Ends AH Nylon Loop Pile! B ig Value! Bob Alexander, Herald ad­ her car and then fired the The delegates from through­ pany. let them ('phone companies) the* county. PORT ST. JOE (U P I)— A vertising director, was rem­ shot*. out the county met at the Sem­ C o m m u n i c a t i o n s be­ know thry have oi^r support,'" Thr arra will lie divided in­ construction worker, Root*, iniscing.' Seems he and his inole County ( nsmlter of Com­ tween the two erctione now the chairman reminded. to geographical sections with veil Nettles, 44, was raptured good wife, Ann, were in a Loses Head merce conference room and require a toll. A suggested resolution was each committee member get­ htra after 10 year* of free­ 24" x 72’ 24” x 144" hurry-up rush at an airport TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - mapped the procedure to get It it felt by George Touhy dtawn by the committee secre­ ting specific assignment*. dom from • Ufa sentence in up in the Carolines. Bob waa The head of a 1,100-year-old MTS. Thesa ara tha smartest rug ^|nn*ra wa’v# aatn, and hit MTS committee that tary, Thomas A. Speer, and Fast action was declared e prison. Ha escaped from Kil­ laden with luggage, and yell­ Indonesian atone figure on Expected to join the delega­ this i* a key divitive factor a significant portion of it “ must" by Touhy end he said and tha quality is unheard of at thaaa prices! Smart by Prison near Montgomery, ed at a man to hold a door loan to Florida Slatl Univer­ tion in filing the petitions ere in the county and it should stripe*, duotona borders. All nylon loop pi!# fa~ pointa lo thr fart "the coun­ another report session will he Ala., in 1955.wher* he waa open. Seem* TH AT man was sity has been stolen. Dr. Hale to l>e virtually every organi- be abolished. mous for its wonderful wearing qualititea hi haary , ty is closely allied politically, called by the end of the serving ■ Ufa ternv for murlh « then Governor Hodge*. G. Smith said Tuesday. ' | talzon in the county. These traffic ai/as. Hurry in! . "W e ali realize tha rcapon- socially and othcrwiie, but is month. . day. Youths Sought In Rape Case JUMBO ROLL "LIQUID DETERGENT" L E A N PORK LOIN Funeral Notices * * ll-Year-0ld Dies REG. JARS -FOOD WRAP** Patrolman Jim Hardy, vet­ eran member of the local Police Department, was elec­ ted .president of the Polirc Benevolent Association Satur­ day afternoon, lie suececds Patrolman Herman Harriett. Other officers chosen were Larry Hamrick, vice presi­ dent; Estelle Jennings, re­ elected secretary • treasurer, and Lt. Earl Bourquardci. member of the board of trus­ tee*. V ? After six great years like this what could Pontiac possibly rome up with next? Police Group , * Strikers Slappetl LB. PKG. w f • * BRIEFS SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 20.1-09 E. I nI ST. .122-098.1 ■ . * nsiwA... of Sanford . • Lake Monroe BolfOTff To Be 'Profiled' EASY TERMS — OPEN FRID \ Y NIGHTS M ATH ER • SAIGON (U P I) — Communist Rround fire phot down three U. S. Army helicopter** in nn notion 30 miles east o f SniRon today. One American crewman was killed and eipht others were wounded. The helicopters were amonR 51 flyinp Rovernanswer the ment troops into action QT. Dies Saturcfay~~ ■ U.S. Ready For Attacks (F ltr Seminole County - EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT REVOLUTIONARY PRICES - k BUYS! RESERVED Jack llarria, flu, «>f Ft. Lauderdale fer the past IB months, died Thursday after a short Illness. Prior to moving tn Ft. I.audrnlalt- he hail lived in Man ford for 10 yeara. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Catherine Harris, of Sanford, and two brothera and three sistrrs, nil of Indlnnn. Rrissnn Funriul Home Is in charge of arinngt-nirnl* ■ r stoic as, Mgs. i.n .i.ir m . — Funaral aarvlcaa fur Sira Lillis U. Ilargsat. T«. who glad gaturday, will ba hald Tuaaday altarnaon tn CanSon. Pa. Tha body waa ship­ ped ta Csatoa. Sunday, by Oramkow Funaral lloma el laniard, whtek waa In eharga ai iaaai s n s s i a a t s l s 5 > AW A R D W INNERS, Mr. nml Mr«. W. W. Sim­ mons and younR son, John Wayne, pose with sign desiRnatinK their home as recipient of the North Orlnnclo Garden Club’s "Garden o ( the Month” honor. , l > QUANTITY RIGHTS Dies Thursday CANI.SnN. MISS. M A T IIII.II4 V. — Funeral sarvlr-sa (or Sira Mathilda V. Carlaon, Si. who dltd today. will bs held at 14 a. m. XVednsd.y at llrla. aon Funaral homa with It. C. llr an 1 1ay officiating. Iturlal will l.a In Kvargrarn Cam#«»ry. Ilrlaann Funaral Hnnta In eharga. c. > ^ nARS GOLD BOND 3 33 "Gold King" STA M P S Huahpuppiea Lb. Pkg. 29c i Coupon Good At "T H R IF T W A Y " Only, Thru Wed.. February 10. »| ] J 6 66 J \ ------- >------------ f ---------------- —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/. 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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>, February 08, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bfe1efccff18fca29f2adf9926d538e9.pdf 3d38e5b0f10e5fe782ba269c80b78315 PDF Text Text , *4 * m - I WM------ ! - —■4®fir B in fa rb Pape 4-A—March 4, 1365 V rra lb Cancer Society Offers Free Program Films And Speakers By Maryann Mile* ■ - ; ’• HOME ECONOMICS students at South Seminole Junior Hiph School in Misfl Joan Battled classes Bernacline Kathe (left) and Suzanne Webber admire fashions displayed by Miss Elizabeth Stenke (ripht), who pre­ sented a propram nt the school on correct style, fabric and pattern selec­ tion for various type fipures. ‘i If Educational programs from the Cancer Society, including movies and speakers, are available for South Seminole organizations just for the ask­ ing, Mrs. Joseph Sieczkowiki of 2535 El Capitan, Sanford, has advised. Mrs. Sieczkowski, who was the Cancer Society's first pres­ ident back in 1958. is serving this year as South Seminole co-ordinator for the annual fund raising drive which is scheduled for the month of April. •' Films available for showing include a 12'4 Mr. Magoo type animated strip. A number of chief petty officers from San­ ford Naval Air Station ha\*e offered their services as speak­ ers and many informative bro­ chures will tie on hand for distribution. Interested groups should call or write Mrs. Sie­ czkowski. IVrCROR Y ’S Current president of the Seminole County Chapter U Mr*. Tom Largen. Bud Moughton is in charge of -the loan closet which it located in the Shrine Building in Sanford and where free dressings and other supplies are available to pat­ : " :• ient* in need. Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our pro­ duct called Odrine*. You must lose uglv fat or your money back. Oarinex is a tiny tablet and easily .wallowed. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costa 13.00 and ii *old on thia guarantee; I f not satisfied for any reaacn, juat return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No question* ask­ ed. Odrinex is sold with this guarantee by: MeReynolds Drug Store — Sanford—Mall Ordrrs Filled. W *2 Bill SPECIAL! " good ol* fa sh io n ed CRACKER DAYS STOP . . .C H E C K O U R TABLE of BARGAINS tV • T. 'I___ Science Classes South Seminole Junior High Taps 30 For Honor Society ny Jane Casselberry Thirty ninth grade students at South Seminole Junior High Sellout at Casselberry were t l')nd for membership in the newly organized Honor Society *1 an ail school outdoor as annbly Friday afternoon The students were chosen for their scholarship, rharac Ur. leadership and service lo school and community. They were singled out of the crowd by their teachers for •presentation to Principal John Angel who gave them their pins, assisted by MrKay Stutzman and Mrs. ita cine f oster. Hubert 1.ikons, chairman o( the faculty committee to or gmu/e the group, administer ed the oath to the dialler lie Hirers. Ollier members of the coin muter ale Mr* Lou se tinpin Mr* Foster and Mrs. Mut/ man. The ‘school band played for the assembly under the dim turn of bandmaster George hasten. ■— Hoys tapped for membership in this new scholastic club were Kd Hattie, Walter Hist line. Keith Creedon, Charles Engle, James Eriksson, Tim Layman, Larry Itodd, Mike Shaw, Jon Sinimunch, Turn Board, Payid Unity and Her­ ald Warren. Th*fi * a lot U do In SANFORD t yot'n n»wt> wised, tooting lor tks w«st shows. Uss test p'scti to sat, t at«k and resort, roar churchor syn*|ogut. plntt Shoe «r (Whips a hows* a spaitmsnt , , , read Ow Tho Sanford Herald yi ' I 0 i Apia Hainae 448-4401 H I. 322-0392 Hob-Nail - 12'^ C R A C K E R D AYS INCHIS Bedspread SP E C IA L SALE FRI. A S A T . O N L Y MARCH o-S / W IT H T H IS A D I! i 'i 1 1 BILL! and \ WIGS a*l- ro« at this Kalla- * 3 » ,, K IN G 1 i * P | SANFORD only CARVES to* bliretl Ct-yn h•**•--*) TMii ii a McCtory's M U ST a a a Im agine — an n ou n ces THE G R A N D O P E N IN G C-UAUNTEIDTOCUT ROCK H**D MOIEN r o o o AND MEATS • •••••• la w s Through Ban* of th e ir * 4 I t t I I You Mu»t Ba SATISFIED WIG SALON IS A H EAL 100% VALUE 46 HUMAN H A IR W IG S 50 A L L H A IR CO LO R S Accepted M O N E Y BACK!c f • a a a a a a a YOU'LL * LOVE IT I) /a FOR CARVING A TURRET OR ROAST, l V . DANISH SHllSC. Clothes Pins „ BAG v in s to • Htstpm f HanJ!t 'l l , S I • e • • LIFETIME GUARANTEE tyo u x N IV IR NEEDS SHARPININO, C WHIN THIYARE OONE THEYARE All OONEI w U M IT T H R U _ TO A C U S T O M IR I McCrory's N A M E B R A N D HEADQUARTERS o l g a t e ^ . l l M A I l d t O m H O N O I IB , , ........ ................................. . MeCroryWio: E. Firal S t *• *0 , i , i t i i s i a i a i t i s a a a a a a a aaa a aaa t s a a a a a a a a !> Swlngllna "Tot 50" Stapling Kit CempltH wll4 1000 Uoto* F am ily Size Colgate Toothpaste w ith G a rd o l DOWNTOWN SANFORD All H u m a n H a ir a ll cotton Gcnitint Durahn G u a ra n te e d T o C on tain » O N E KNIFE DOES EVERYTHING • • • • Triple Edgo For Triple Action • • Stalnl*it Steel B lade • e • • E a c h W ig Nora Norrle T K 8-1514 H. Beaslnola 111-4847 DOWNTOWN KANFORI) SAW S F IL L E T S Phyllla Itugrnatrln 322-1-31 Lake Mary Mary Gettinfa W a lg re e n A g e n cy i Virginia Petroakl I*. O. Do* 1X14 Hanford 3 iftoumilLcdt’A Pest Control ldtyaways Mildred llaney 448-5651 Deltona $2.00 BILL WILL BUY! Hear Talk On Girls chosen for the honor1 By Jane Casselberry were Barbara Andrews. Deb Jrn Hows- who i* employe*! hie Hacehu* Linda Hell, La. by an area pc*t control firm. Ion Ityer* Karen Cass, Judy *|*ike to tbs- seventh grade t bent I. lobby Pa* is, \icki scienie classes at South Semi Poggctt, Kathy Ford, Canda* note Junior High Srhooi last Herrington, Mary Keim, Don w»-ek on uwet control. na Kilmer, Mary Klinger, El­ p-ojert* and poster* are be lin Nlhlatk. Jeanne Olsen ing made by the seventh grad­ l.inda Waltman. Su/anne Well er* on a silence subject of her anil Donna Wilson. their choice and interest. T H IS r o * AND S E E W H A T A HEADY FOR their first plane ride nt the newly developed Seminole Flyinp Ranch on Sit 413, Chiiluota, are Skipper Jordan ami Ralph Mapin Jr . (center). At left is Tom T. Tuck, uwnfr-operntur of the airport; at ripht ia Tom Duffy, pilot. L ! H O L E S A L E C O S T Cracker Days O M iv; • THKSK Sl’Kl 1AL PRICES GOOD DURING 83 F!xai, farlant, lack*, tiaplail You'll find hundrtdi of viat for thl* convaniont pockat liza kit In plastic cola. CR A C K ER DAYS TOMORROW AND SATURDAY C MARCH 5 & 8 • u n i t K N iv t t at 1 . 0 0 a a ih iM ia ia a ia E lhatk SM a a a r •«*». ha t * i ia< 1% u r n tas fiat tta aaataga # M * * * ii*| , McCRORY'S 1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD ONLY DeDary t. tM44M|l|HIMMMmM«ta4M4*l D O W N TO W N SAN FO RD ALSO S E M IN O L E 101 - 9 E A S T 1st ST. HOURS # - 5:30 — FRIDAY TIL « P L A Z A , C A SSE L B E R R Y t �Agri-Business Faces Huge Loss Sem in ole C o u n ty e to 6 News reports from St. Jean Cap Ferrat. France, that Au­ thor Somerset Maugham is seriously ill at hi* Villefranche villa, reminds It. E , Porter that he traveled and dined with the author and his secretary (now his adopted son), Alan Searle, on a French liner to France shortly after World War II. Which brings to mind, Maugham in­ tended to treat three guests with caviar (which he had brought along I but the waiter goofwi and served all nine at the table. • m m Ashby Jones informs all members of the Class of ’40 of Seminole High School that a meeting is planned for 7:30 p, m. March 12 at the First Federal caucur room . . . to plan the class reunion. • * • • * on th e S t. Jo h n s R iv e r * * * * “ T he Nile of A m e rica ” Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 A W EA TH ER: Fair arid chilly thru Saturday; low tonight .17-17. A GREE ON DATE — Cnpt. Jam es 0 . Mayo (le ft), commander of Reconnaissance Attack Winp One, and Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr „ fu­ ture Winjr conimnnder, shake hands nfter npreeitiK upon the date of April 27 for their elmliKt’of-command. ' (Navy Photo) Command Change Slated April 27 W ill- Hear Adm iral • • * • ■ N avy Relief Society Oh yett. Dial reminds Ihe Clock Hindu's ol the news story nut of Lake Worth aliout their 48 milium marina that ix in the "g o " stage To lie built on a 12-a.re waterway ide (Ours is to In 13‘z acres! !) Somebody vise believes in wa­ ter apnrt* and boating as THE coming recreation activity. • * * * (U lu ' # a u f n r i i I t m t l i t Reconnaissance Attack Wing One change of com­ mand ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. April *37 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Cnpt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., former executive officer e f the aircraft currier USS Independence, will relieve To al! those men who may Cnpt. James (). Mayo ns commander of the Wing, which lose their pants at a dry controls all RA-SC Vigilante reconnaissance bomber* cleaners: Contact John Kri* around the globe. dor, head of Ihe mythical San­ Captain Mayo, Wing commander since July lOlid, has ford Better Business Bureau! orders to repott to the fleet oiler, USS N'antahnla. as John (tactfully) will have your commanding officer. The Nnntahnla operates out of pants back for you within £1, Norfolk. ;huurs. So saith It.E. Porter. The ceremony will lie a relatively short event but the • • * greater part of the changc-of-command will not be aeen If the orgar.irations to which by the expected guests. YOU belong have not passed Preparation' are in pi ogress right now and have a resolution endorsing the been for the past two month' as the two captains ex­ Metro 'phone system, be sure change the voluminous information indispensable to run­ that It is done at Ihe next ning the far-reaching fleet command. meeting Send the copy of Ihe Captain Fowler's schedule since reporting to Sanford aelmn to the .Seminole Coun­ has been a succession of briefings, conferences and Vigdty Chamber of Commerce. nnto aircraft familiarization morses. Only Thursday lie Metro phone committee. And made his first flight in an A-S,\ Vigilante attack bomber. Ihe quicker tile better. Captain Fowler is mi stranger to Sanford or the • * • Wing's attack pr. grant. This i- Ins lined tour «*f duty in the area. From J!lS7-SK be served ns operations officer Whoppen to that short of Sanford-based Heavy Vitruk Squadron Nine stretch of "road " leading to the parking lot of our next door neighbor and to our back door? City errws slapped down some a-phnll or sunipin' to smooth out the access—and you should see it now' AH the hard work turned into hard bumps that are real spring • hu-ters Pullllecese. Mr Knowles* Tho-e pleas are VJr* X.lrr W I! S 'i e 'her-.* from the bank patrons, no ^•Urwt !■ ,14-!** I'll I • Ilf Nh % * le si v ill \ *»t Sanfm.J • # • v nvn! V' Stnioiti Mtittiluy You should see the up in the ititirriiiitr **» uiiit*cm i% Snvy beautification committee un>'*1 «ty s *!wntc*i train* dei energe'l, Co' Jack Bolt's 11rK * c h a i r tn a n-tllp Priorities Adtitifal S m** <il*i*i if »m*w |d plans, pro trams and pep! i niz a t T i yu1a I 1( i v*•t , 11it* l *«i•fi Hi re is a chance tor Harden I'M** 4j(• til nf rlif \ *4\ y ll. ii.f Clubs, and all other clubs in­ StNlifj OT Ktth /Ml Dill Mllff terested in developing our N<'\* Othr l I I*** I home town into 1 The City oi M»‘ will %isit i apt. i U splendor" to lend a hand—venh S u :«fit*»iii, >f*itorn <(MiuntiiDlmu and a shovel or few good ole off r f , »if'*l dju-ik' t« thf* Yutdepreriaied I S dollars Cor Utiteer Navy Relief workeis rectmn' "Lend the shovel, hut T he soil.tv volunteer GIVE the shekels'' is the way ti . mug mill si* i' tiring Coti that s supposed to read dueled I.V Mi»s L.elyn Ilig • • • gins. f I I I d tepiesi ntntive "Jeru salem ," a f e a t u r e fnou tin- Navy lb lief head length motion picture, will he q. uiMm s in Washington. \DM. SMEDHERG presented at 1 p m. Sunday at Some an officer** wive* are Sanford Congregational Christ­ fi t l t n d i n g the four-week ian Church, 2401 Park Avenue, colli-r at the Navy wive*’ by the Women's Fellowship of nn-rtdig 'OUIII. The wive* are the church Mrs Tho m }' Lar lieing 11itin.d to bemtne Navy gen will operate the projector relief w n r k e i * l i n i n g the And speaking of the Pilot Club, they have heartily en dorsed Ihe ri'crport develop inent II the City Comnnsamn will Just let Die in know a lew days ahead of Ihe next morn­ ing on which this popular pro p-ct is In be on the agenda the, II come tn the Hall and tel them *o if they didn t knou it' This group always is for progress. * 'Phone Users Pay $20 Tax Sinitli«*rn Hi*!! Trh phonv «*u*lnmri» in Fluridu paid nn av**rniit* nf 120. t J fur frdrr«! excise taxe» on telephone !trvicr during 1004. Tlmt'ft th»* tuday by SoUtll(.lfl f ig u re rH<*fiPei| |{*»i*ert Sluilden, ni-nBK,.r t.e.e in Sanford. "The total excite tax bill for. Southern Hell rustc-mrtx in till state for 10*54 wan 420,ii 17,g.i 1 and till* represent* the 1(1 per rent federal excise tax levied on local and long distance telephone service," he said lie explained that the e x ­ cise tax is a tax on telephone customers, not on telephone rnmpxnie*, since thr telephone company merely acta a* a rotleetor of the tux and. passca It on lo the government. Onee more — today and Saturday — Die Civic Center will lie transformed into a garden wonderland a* Emmy L ynd on A ccu sed Lou Woodruff and her artistic Of D ouble T alk cohort* in Ihe 13 circle* of the I MOSCOW ( I l l ’l l — The Garden Club stage their big. Communist jiurty new-sjuiper BIG show! \s in past >ears I’ravda today arrused I’reif* the place will burr, not wiDi ■lent Johnson of talking about bee* as you'd expect in a jo-ace while American forees flower ami garden show, but expand the war in Viet Nam. The military ncwnpuper with avid spectators thrilled with thr originality and beau Red Star laid the only solu­ ly nf the diaplay*. OuUa thu tion to the problem lies in jieat-eful negotiation*. world! I I r o u i s e they an* g i v e n hathg r o u n d in fo i unit I - u a b ou t th* VOL. f>7 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 110 'Operation Beautify' Underway »1 Sanford Drive f Group Levels For Funds Led By Dr. Darby » , ff % A Abuse Charge Against Chief a/ r i By Dottle Austin Tty Erclyn Lundy "Operation Beautify" L un­ Charge* of nhusing nod derway in the Sanford area, mistreating citizen* and of with the landscaping of the Using profanity were leveled Lake Moltroe shoreline IMm at Police Chief George Kid­ ney by members of the Com­ the city limits west and north munity Improvement Council In Interstate 4 -scheduled- to nt the Oviedo City Council begin at once. meeting Thursday night. Dr John Darby, of the Cen­ Sonic member* of the'grnup tral Florida Experiment St a MOVING AHEAD on bcnutlflcntlnn plans for Sanford and Seminole Coun­ asked that Kelsey be removed from office. ty are these leaders of the Sanford area committee. Dr. John Darby, fundt:nn, heads the drive to r a is e 1 They specifically' referred raising chairman: Mayor ,1. 11. (Yapps and Jack Molt, Sanford area beau­ f t . Sot) in funds to kick off the to treatment received by tification thninnan. (Herald Photo) city s part of the county wide, Thomas Wilson, a 17-year-old long range beautification plan youth, who was shot while This money will lie used for being arrested Felt. 2d. the lakefront plant mg along They urged that Kidney tie with a county wide Arbor Day ousted Until an investigatio n tree planting by school dillinto the incident could tie dun si.iicd itn> spring made. Cdy Manager 'V K Know Mayor I ee Gary told the DKLVND — (spl) Tlie|its position on i- list nf road of the Seminole County Comles inhumed Jack Boll, chair man n( tin- Kanford area beau Volusia Counts Comm:--Ion improvement p r o j e c t s tor mtiMitn, and John Kntl'T, iftmip that nn uffirinl in* in irnill- t atia nt tier of Cum • ***tiis*tit»n nlteinly had tw,«,n Idle.d.on committee, tlial Ilie voted to move the Mslcrn this year John Alexander ch.ntm.ui birri'p, appeared before the iitiidi1 and found ihe ahnotiiiic i tv i« ready to begin planting Bridge prom t to So t pilot *.mmu'.Ainn to r«‘(|iu*<*t IIn* No of WilUdl) tn l*e m’oldefital. '.dial palm- in island" elus i A r*'|H»it from I !»** Suinuiolr I pi mi it) |-a 11n ^ l . i s along Ihe lakclinnt. in aC AUo appeAnn*: jointly uitii ( iHinty Slid iff'a Department cordanee with plans the Imp Itern Arnt tn Hov Hn yd on tfie s<*tiiinolc t l u i n l x r palms will !>r oomph -oenled th e Y e w MUVMM lleaeti " u r n * . D eta il* of t h e in v ertL with planting- of Sp.inhli bay v h o m b er ot l o m m e i e e j *.'«»«*•« tmve not lwi-u made ■•mis' and other low growing 1 lie tl-li-eii br idge re p la ce 1 uldlc, low inainlenam • plants m em pro ject will hi- pre sented I , ; " ' F plomiae.l the the Arbor Day program •e Ihe district st ate road hud- *-''oul* '••«* Kelaey would use v* ill hr under thr d im thin nf| gel Coiiimltlcr which meets n u n #• 4 iniHiIrnttuiu in flic f u ­ ••* 'Saftfnnl i • r ? U) Bull If* r.»t*s IJlSii IV- right to relusi- the re ture in imik in u urn* aIn nnd h e re Tuesdiiv He* winch viil! Arrange I* Lee Cohll, ot Nanlandti ] qvu-m -Ipi’itmt, Cohn elunged w■(«n 1d uah* ii»* |ir i *f n ii i t ) . t ir dtps from both Seminole f.-.v hundrrdA nf flcmrnn: Sprint* a prominent a r e a , that even though the lover 1 Si«4nlsi-r *a p i«.*I a*s*11fiy umiitut .ill-l \Ulii-l.i I mint les will lie l . t i * tj i a t-1 i 1j h t c d a Minn oi ap|H'aied 1 olt-gwiaid lifnt-lri- ar* lelali-it to Melius Ki'if«*y meiuded llcv J . it p ie s i nt lo it quest the bridge m Id"»I t tuliJrrn In he plant* lllinidy nnd .leithi* Hinllli. • ■> t oiin. il * i ego at session is - iiiiil the p< mill w.i* not m pro Jet t inn•itflMiitl tiie county. It* * Smitii 4tilled fm 111**1c un I .i»d*y ev.nmg - spokes the lie-1 ili't ie*l of th< * itx \ Ingli I* v< l M id g e, .realign >uid oi I. r » -gtiuip In i ge foim < "till I- o-iipt v.Ipolog /ts) t-.i i d oitu Mali If.,.cl hi. is hcing dm Atntidnur lu'twi'cti tin* un *** 111 I>.*rii) revealed that n nut to t--ui. ji htii ling per nitiking the mu .il ed l>« I> -ought In rep .11 e an old draw .i vi(-1 'll i y I'd ti ii;{it t be I»m V•■I IHiftiori «d the $1 .Vw aU* *< II ppi illlt II III III'I k I 4 mil III 11tee i ' lotthe propose I Joyce m uk br idge mi s t a l e Itoud 41.i. i> «i'Miitd willi a flon «•*nii tn un i t fiutii tune t‘* tun e to< ouu> luiain H It Terrell Hi ■'’,el - -1-M‘k i J[ lied lilt. litiftcn limn the Kiw.«ni» t luh wulk out 1 'iMle* m t i l l ) l*HJ»e. '«i„ 4 e ' * i ‘d •hast roitfii si take a * «bn >i lebtioned Cimm il a•* *l *o from Hotary Hut* * I IIII y p| m|I«l>4 d to look Ull*» a def (iit* vt.aiid on the i*M(e f»* whi ll t r the brothel* b.»d l» r vona I ninVt ituition *i S3" flu* iiinl Dr, . <p * <| f«*r .(rwi reci n i .« a fter I i* lb. * torw hiirinp I he from Sidn* > lvr> Hi Mr th mi: a me nut II1aHi| (IT d "*pc * ial I Mi*'>11111 > . * J i * i * permit for the track It won I be hard to r.n-t n«»\Y/* Su Hi t»dd tl *» cmiim* 1 lie incird * . * ed to nn et and Hut David Jo\«*c had ||,(. other SI IN1!. Hr Dai :.v ill, "tU’ m*iy iiVupf Idoud-'lied ^Is. i* lilt* fcio.p if % deiMon ait predleted Kxeivunr Is vet. \.wi!e»l liint ot. four o« i aiftion* Inter.*' H p * ii i»* \t I Inn **'},iy, enthusiastir about tills Ill-anti pte.i i ri.* \%it Ji him In let up ( (dim Hu it, « arl l o m m le r | i ' : * oppoMflii tin* tin* ^ tieatinn prog l a m ." Hu 1 lm.* ii»>;n t tor Wtlliam e nd icf* I fin* dm* I uu* a> tern $1 M i l l i o n ! ! Meillheis of Darby's (,»in *k* tn b o *1nt* hit*fif m e a l p i!at > H u p man in the nli tnittoe are Philip laigan. ileiu < iixmiuT nf t liinumrrrr''* m i d < han tuan It C T j r l Dcpoxttx at Die new l lilted J iti.it he liad rcfii i'il, and Kstndge. Marian Ithodis ami I nkr Mnmiir di*%ritipiiii ni Slate Bank of Setntnolc ri-aih win d (otitinue to r e f i n e , d Son. who i» ho>p!.ili/cd. Jerry Covington. rcimiKitlrr i> un Agcndi fur ed a total if over 41 million * i-iti* i of pm tint a % applied for ■■ Mumi. 1 ) d I«I»Tb m (***(ing uf al the elup- rf l u i'in e " Tliurx In tile bndhcM (nr Him the Sunfuril H i y 4'iimmU* da>. John Mercer, vice jire'i Old C a rd Dies b ji l . n . ' to in co n stru cted on Hiuii it Mhiih time thr rum* dent, announced today. The Me A L ESTER , Okl* i l ' P I , th* S.iulatlidn «S|>riltvE% Dn% mitirr w111 >ii l'»m11 «- if I*f iinif«• bank Jtax la-en open tor bust unt» he was given specific — jVpprr Martin* uli* '** bus* p r upuisiil m n r r r fling Ink*** ne»x only lout davx. Drawing n*,r.i * mid !»> council to i>suC iuiimit|r and o f f * t h r field fin friml ill vi-lopmi iii ( hamlirr will tw- held at 7 10 |i m to >a ! permit t »«ii spufkliMi the old St. nf f miiiticrcr U urging l hat SWlff m I I I dWi r Slim Al night for grand uja-ning door w 1•u « minciluian It f (slip House t in ml* nil mi nil** i * nt tiie turn lit it • I In I T« III* 1 Ikalfl .f fltin/es prote^tml Ilia! the cdy lien f I fitim \ lb i Lilly n <1 .ft -1 p tn VM'lfty 1 lie* In p it »«111 fu r I Il f in 1 1*I • ing. ttllh I "-•»» i'ut 11!i|f Ii'fmilnfil o iii f vi ii! m m am tipi*ii iru* | Ul | Imil*' M. i link w itiv (*|llt|f (ft III '•sll Uf «i limn a in* in ,1 ■ tn M PI PJD4 Mil) I .1 t H * riippA ij f f li t nti*.| id tin* Atnppftitf ri*r«i(Nit fiisitii kt ii* injtlff’ii nnd |M**ttI* i t - s * i | |ty Mm, J. tw o \ » f . n l i ' \\#|ti* iltuiiiiL'ftl in M I »tie X ulifail *1 ( aIt f <l**tl u col., mti at! J n il St i « . t mol Tilth pf* 'ill* ni, Mini MtP. Volusia Okays Osteen Span Longwood Ponders Stock Car Stadium /fern* Lakefront Plan To Be Aired : Mayor Opens Flower Show Sailor Injured, Half-Million Floricfa Jobs Said Affeded By Paul Brookshire y h c shortage of agricultural I. itwir may affect the Jobs ol some ,500,000 other Floridans, John W. Evans, Oviedo, pres, ident of Die Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association, said today, Evans said the toss in in­ come could amount to several million dollars. Evans' warning, which c i m a id a meeting of the board ol directors of the association in Orlando, followed on the hccla of an order front U. S. Labor Secretary Willard Wlrts that 3.500 off-shore citrus workers must become completely iniic.tive Monday through Mgrch II. The association said tha edict would have the effect of slowing the citrus harvest once again with substantial picking remaining lo be done. The agriciillural labor sllualion was Die main Rem of dis* cussion at the Orlando meet* ing of (he association. "D ie shortage of qualified field labor is causing drastio problem? for the producers ol. Florida's citrus, sugar cane and truck crops and the end is not in sight," Evans said, "The shortage may affect the jobs of some half million othrr workers In the stala whose livelihood is dependent on agriculture,'* Evans said, lie pointed out that the lalair situation is causing a re­ duction in harvest and a re­ duction of flow of produce through the packing houses. He said the labor shortage could hit thousands and thous­ ands of other workers whose Jobs are tied to the fruit and vegetable crop through pack* mg houses, transportation and related field*. "This is a serious problem and thousands ot workers not in Die agricultural field are involved," Evans said. The Inactive order by Wtrti for British West Indies and Bahamas workers comes al a time when the grapefruit crop ix cutinuted at 50 per cent I. rger Ilian last year and the Valencia crop one third larg­ er Substantial harvesting of l-ith crops remains lo be burnin addition to Evans others liu|U Seminole County attend­ ing Du- board of directors meeting today included Andrew lluda J r . anil Hex i louts. Oviedo, and Gen J C. Hutchison, Harold Kastner and S>dney O. Chase J r „ all •d Sanford. P a c t S ign ed MIAMI BEACH ( U P I ) — A new eontract was pm in writing today for sign„,g and submitting to soma i^titjo southvastern dock work111 whose trader pradictad they would accrjit it and ba iivnilulile on Saturday to un­ load a tniffic Jam of ships. A n n o u n c in g Driver Arrested H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y ’S V\ III H.||Ulf T i i *iii ii A v c iu ir lit i‘» It) p m Thur»«Jn>*. l i t rt a? !* fit* * inn ge fur ml* C m f n l l J. Moor#, V A l l - I , tl 11AA||ill !mt IJ«I!III1111n A UIIU|>1 N*nviiI A i r *S t u l i ii fi, u i i * l a npplc* lllli 'l l*V the ( llltl lliro u ti f i mu u fiiutiir a io o U i t•» lit-Ip iii-ftny ii»’*t« uf Hu* m ol aiiffi'i*•*! <u I a nfiii I'MIihc *. iititiu . Mm . U .... iriiff Aftlii. III? wm tn u tid At the NAS fllBprf *4f y. Cigarette Tax Yields $15,800 iDiin rt Ilf mill' Jeffi*refill* F t. W niton item In, w m* rhiir jf ■ «'li Wllil 1**4 k|l‘*A til IVtflff It 114.1 d riv in g w ltilr uncflr th r f l ue net-, m r i i n i i n g t o t h r •‘SMACKIN’ GOOD C O F FE E " wan offered today in connection with the nnnuul “Cracker Days" celebration by Epsilon Slyum Alpha sorority ftjr t h e benefit of the Little Red Schoolhouse. The "+,n i I « " will he on hatul Saturday, loo, second tiny of "Cracker Days." Pictured from the left: City Uommisninner M. L. (Sonny) Ruhoin Jr., Kuthy Tookc, Lunin McKee. June Prodie and E. C. Bradford. (Herald Photo) inpol- City id Sanford will receive irr r r port. 415,817 U2 a* it* share nf stale cigarette tax rullecliunt fur K stcs T o E'rison Die month ul January. DALLAS IL’PI) — Federal Net tax riilleelluns for Die aecrrtly whiskrd vtdle amounted to 41 5 nul­ niarshals lum. of which 43 2 million Is bankrupt farm tycoon Billie distributed t<> qualified muni- Ko| Estr* from Ida Dulls* County jail cell today and rijtkllliel. , Casselberry will receive 44,- took him lo thr frdrtal prison OUT, UK, Oviedo's s har e la 41,- at Leavenworth, fv‘1 - to beliti 93 and Allaiuonle Springs gin _a 1^-year sentenra for will get I I ,623.63. |fraud.‘ RED CARPET SPRIN G S E L L IN G SPREE FEBRUA RY With THRU APRIL ,10th Thr Red Carpel Wilf Be* Out For Every New Car Buyer. Drive A Comet Or The New Mercury Then Compare. You Mill lie In For A Big Surprise. Ilighe.-I Trade Ins In History On Cur Of Your Choice. S E E US TODAY ! ! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc.. 322-4884 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. 'Cracker Days' . . . Friday And Saturday . . . Sanford I �« ’•% i . i® Bhr Rev. frirfg rb ff t m T * Grover Concordia Choir Will Present Sunday Concert Page 2— FH. March 5, '65 Sewell Touchy Subject . r i Toddy Roosevelt w»i police commissioner of New York City long before he wai presi­ dent of the United States. One day a young Irishman appear­ ed before blm as an applicant for a Job on the police force. Thia young man had some qualities that Impressed Mr. Roosevelt, however, he was unaccustomed to answering questions and since he had only recently left Ireland he was not familiar wilh Amer­ ican ways. The questions had to be fashioned to suit the man so some of them were a bit unusual. One was, " I f a mob had gathered and you were sent to dispel it, what would you d o ? " The young man pondered the question and then the answer came to him. Ills face lighted up aa he exclaimed, " I d pass the hat." Seriously, why are we so reluctant to talk about money if it means we may be asked to part with some of it? If we can answer this question ob­ jectively we find It is because we love It so much. People often get angry when asked fnr a contribution to a cause no matter how worthy it might be. This again stems from a lo v e ' for possessions. As we know, elementary psychology tells us that we often become angry at what we fear and U we suspect that wo may be de­ prived of some of our treasure we flare up. It Is so easy for money to become one's god. We are not afflicted with idols of stone; we do not worship the sun today; blood is not our threat. The idol that creeps into so msny lives and sometimes captures them before they realise it is material. Jesus knew the threat of a person making an idol of his possessions. Over half of Ills parables and about one verse In five of the four Gospels seek to teach people how to handle their material posses­ sions. He did not condemn peo­ ple for having possessions but for misusing them. Jesus said much in His "Sermon on the Mount" about material tilings, and In the sixth chapter of Matthew summed up His teaching by saying, "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and Hia righteousness; and all these things shill be added unlo you. Of course, once God’s King­ dom becomes the most Im­ portant thing in our Jives we will rcallre that otir time, tal­ ent,' and substance will be rightly reeogntied as His al­ ready and wc will determine to use our all for Him and His Kingdom. STRING EN SEM BLE will accompany brass section numbers of the Con­ cordia Senior College Choir concert a t 3 p.m. Sunday In Seminole High School auditorium. The 45-voice male choir of Concordia Senior College, Fort Wayne, Ind., which will present a S p.m. concert Sun­ day in the auditorium of Sem­ inole High School, will present the message of the church in eome of the moet expressive works available to th* church. Prof. Herbert Nuechtencin has chosen the program and will direct its presentation. A member of the choir to ■trig here Sunday Is John Goers*, son of Rev. Herbert W. Goers j , of Sanford's Luth­ eran Church of the Redeemer, and a graduate of Seminole High School. Ha was vale tictorian of the 1962 clast. The choir’s concert here 1s being iponsored by the three Lutheran churches In Semi­ nole County, Church of the Redeemer, Ascension Luther­ an Church of Ctiselherry end St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Slavia. The public of Seminole and neighboring counties is Invit­ ed to join the Lutheran con­ gregations to hear this out­ standing and inspiring musi­ cal program which will in­ clude selections dating from the 15th to th* 20th century. NORTH WING of Memorial Hall, girls dormitory nt Forest Lnke Acade­ my, shown here under construction. Is expected to be ready for occupancy by April 1. It will house 140 girls and will include chapel, lobby and lounge, party room and kitchen. (Herald Photo) Baptists Set Dedication For Camp Facility Catholic Women To Have Sales By Donna Eatra The Church of the Nativity Catholic Women's Club •will sponsor s hake sale in the so­ cial hall of the church Sun­ day following each of the Masses. Mrs. John Kennedy, vice president, who is charge of the event, urges all the good cooks c f the parish to hake for the sale. The hoard of the Catholic Women’s Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, also BT the so­ cial hall, with Mrs. Gene Shannon, president, presiding. Dedication, ceremonies will be held at It a m . Saturday for one section of the camp facilities at the Florida Bap­ tist Convention Retreat Grounds which ire located oh the west side of Lake Yale on SR <25 approximately five miles north of SR 44, between Eustis and Leesburg. This section of the camp is designed basically for the camping" program of Girls' Auxiliary of the Woman's Mis­ sionary Union but also will be By Donna Kates RECEIVING G U ESTS nt open house for the new St. Mary-Magdalen The revival which began used by other groups. Catholic School at Altamonte Springs were (left to right) Mrs. John The modem facility Includ­ Sunday at the First Bsptist Barhydt, Rev. Hubert J . Reason, pastor, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank MalaChurch of Longwood will con­ es a chapel, a dining hall, testa Sr. The $130,000 two-story building will be formally dedicated by clude with the 7:30 p.m. serv­ eight duplex cabins with coun­ Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley, bishop of St. Augustine. (Herald Photo) ice today. The Musical Betts selor*' rooms, four elaisroom will play their many instru­ buildings, a faculty homing ment* and the children of the building and an administra­ building with office, church will take a special part tion By Jane Casselberry An average daily attend­ clinic, sickroom, director and An African Banquet will ance of 250 student* have nurse's bedrooms. The program will be held In climax a mission study hy the been participating in the chilthe chapel and all persons in Junior, Intermediate, Senior In the program, dren's revival at the church tins area who have worked and Older Youth MYF giuup* afternoon following and planned toward comple­ nt Casselberry Community ments which he explained are e a c h By Mrs. John Leone tion of the facility arr urged Methodist Church at 5:30 school. A resume of history and all made by Halratiun Army to attend. Fred B, Chance, p.m. Sunday in Weaver Hall. The b a l l o o n campaign, in its fartory In England. Sermon topics for Christ pastor of F i r s t Baptist work done by the Salvation The youth group* will A native nf Liverpool, Ohio, which begun at the church Church, Sanford, who is chair­ Methodist Church, morning Army was presented by Capt. sponiur a film to he shown last Sunday, will end this and former member of the U. and evening worship, have man of the Camp Committee at th* evening worship serv­ been announced by Rev Harry S. Foden of the San­ S. Air Force', Foden joined Sunday when the child whose and of the Camp Building ice a t T:30 p.m. Title of the ford Unit for the ninth hirthballoon traveled the longest the Sanford Unit In 1082. Charles Hogg, pastor. Committee, extend invitation «iovia,.whith was filmed in day luncheon Tuesday of the distance will be awarded a The anOivoa^fiy luncheon Calendars for services, be to the public to viAir the the w J i T ' l * "The Grais Woman's Society of Christian was held in the social hall of prise. The person returning ginning this Sundsy. hrve grounds and attend the dedrGet* H u rt" Service of DeBnry's Commun­ th* church. Tables were dec­ the balloon also will receive been distributed to the con­ cation program. Severs) committee* hsve ity Methodist Church. orated with spiny* of Ivy and a prise. gregation Topic* will be: Called the "H e 11 e 1 u I e varied aialea blooms. A larga been busy making plan* for One balloon returr.sd was Sunday, morning. “ For­ Army" In 1886, name leter white birthday cake with nine reported found 10 miles st authentic menu tnd decora­ giveness; e v e n i n g , "The we* changed to ."Salvation glowing pink candles cantered j sea off Daytona Beach by a tion!, Counselor* Marvin Mc­ Transfiguration or J e s u s " Army" In London. In 1885. at the speakers table. Clain and Burbon Ferrell, fishing boat. March IT, morning. “ Were Hertford, Conn., the first Invocation wai given hy who eerved ss chefi for the You There When He Wei Be prison brigade was started Rev. Cecil N- Ogg. pastor of South American Banquet, will IreyedT"; evening. "We Be and in 18t»fl a rescue hums tha church, and Mrs. O. G. prepare the dinner which will lieve That God Is." March 21, for women was established. |1'otter was in charge of the feature "chop," favorite na­ morning. "Were You There Today, Salvation Army has dining loo m while Mrs. Mar­ . . Denied T” ; evening. ’ A A week of prayer fur home tive dish In many African two homes tu care for unwed ge rent Rowell directed work Got-stum You Can't Escape " mission* will be ohxcrvi-d countries. mothers in this state, one at |III till- kitchen. IluaU'SSt'f for Last Sunday night, a Joint March 28. "W ere You from Sunday of this week Jacksonville and one at the meeting were member* of held on Afri-a There . . . Accused T "; even through Sunday of next week meeting Tampa. the WSCS Mary and Martha with the Older Youth Groan ing. "The Divinity of Christ." by First Baptist Church of' In 1M7, the Army worked Circles. , reporting on geography, th* April 4, morning, "Were You with troops in France and in Sanford. Mr* (Tralles Creasey, pres­ There . . . Condemned?"; lM-iU it began work tu help Worship services for the Women of the church will Seniors on religion, and (he ident, gave the weleuming ad­ evening, "Under Ttic Cross, meet Monday, Tuesday, Thurs­ Intermediates on peoples and the distressed during the de­ dress und conducted the a f ­ First S o u t h e r n Methodist Topic* for Palm Sunday. day and Friday, from 10 until cultures. Church of Sanford will be held pression y tatt. ternoon session. Mr*. William Th* mission emphasis for April 11, will be, morning, There are 2B operating Fldler gave devotions and In­ for the first time ainc* organ­ It a m., for prayer, medita­ ‘A Universal King;’’ evening. corps In Florida today which isation of tha congregation tion and Bible study on the the next quarter will he on th* troduced Copt. Foden. 'God’s Forgiveness." Southeast at 11 a.m. this Sunday at the theme, "Our Land Shall Own Philippines a n d are governed by the Jackson­ Following the program, a During Holy Week, April 12 ville headquarter*. There also Thee Lord " Leaders will be Asia. Woman's Club of Sanford. hymn sing was enjoyed with Mrs. Forrest Gatcbcll, Mr* through Easter Sunday, April are five mental eervice sta­ Mr*. Everett Swift s* pisn- Previously, the church has IS, there will be daily ser­ tions In the state. Ist. Receiving hostesses were hid only Sunday evening ser­ A. J . Peterson, Mrs. F. D. ] Roberts and Mr*. Charle* vices at 7:30 p.m. with ser­ Operations in Cuba are Mn. M. Gsshert and Mrs. H. vices, mons desling wilh the Seven now being allowed at indoor Sunday School will meet at Park Sr. Each wximan is ask­ Coffin. ed to bring her own Bible. Wordi Irom the Cross. the regular time, 1:45 a.m. meeting! and recently a newThe Annie Armstrong Offer­ William Talmailge led the building was opened In Hav­ young peoples' program at ing for Home Mi»*ion* will be ens. The Army also provides the church's Epworth League stressed during the week. fresh air camps, camp* for meeting last Sunday, direct­ Coal for First Baptist Church. women and children, music By Maryann Mile* camps and conducts an uctive ing the group In a dramatic Sanford, la 11.500 and Tor all F o r n t City Community As youth program geared to re­ a kit, "Bible Treasures." churches of the Southern Bap­ sociation will sponsor a fertl ligion. Lenten services st ■Good Other* taking part w e r e tist Convention, goal is $3,- llier sale this weekend to raise Capt. Foden brought with Shepherd Lutheran Church, Jam es TslmSdge, Elisabeth 690,000. funds for the clubhouse build­ him several musical Instru- Sanford, are being conducted Priest, Alien Getman. Sheryl ing project The sale will tie Bjr Donna Eate* at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday Sandifer, Gene Jameson and conducted in front of For­ The Season of Prayer for by the pastor, Rev. J . Gordon Glenda Gocmbel. Adult guests ward's Sporting Center in the Homs MisalSn* will be ob­ Beery, on the theme, "Christ, assisting were Mr. and Mrs. Forest City Shopping ares. served by the First Baptist tho Lamb of God." John L. A. Sauls and Mr. and Plans for this sale and for Church of Sanlando Springs I n d i v i d u a l meditations Mrs. L. P. Duffey. an auction U. be held the first beginning Sunday with a spec­ through April 7 are sntlUsd, Added to the Board of weekend in April were made ial mission messag* by the Christ, th* Son of Man; Steward* at * recent church at a special called meeting pastor, Rev. Lewi* D. Haines. Christ, the Man of Sorrows; conference were S. A. Mur­ of (be group Wednesday night. By Mrs. JoAnn Hays The Woman's Missionary Christ, the Seeking Shepherd, phy, Robert Getman, Julian By Maryann Miles Donation ol items for the Ths S e m i n o l e County Society will meat aach day at end Christ, th* Submissive Murphy and B. L. Adams. J . forthcoming auction are re­ Bear Lake Methodist Church Health Council will meet at 10 s.m. for a program undtr Shsphtrd. T. Talmadg* J r . was elected Special services will be held to serve at Director of Mu­ 7:30 p.m., March 24, at the quested and may be brought the direction of Mrs. H. R. Iasi Sunday installed and de­ to the Sporting Center. dicated a cros* above the Geneva Community flail. at 7:30 p.m. each day during Hamby. sic. Regular meeting of the as­ W. E. (BUI) Dibble, vice On Wednesday svaning the choir loft s'vrn In honor of Holy Week; April 12-April sociation will be held at 8 p. Miss Virginia English, WSCS Ifi. The "Paaaion History” president reports that at the WMS will b* in chargs of the last council meeting It wav m. Monday at Bear Lake Ele­ midweek ssrvica st T:B0 p.m PfcipKnl, by Mr. and Mr*. will be road In three pert* Grant Mueller # % i Monday through Wedneeday; voted to hold monthly meet­ mentary School, All residents and a film strip sntitlsd, Members of the church'* Holy Communion will he ad­ ing* In various communities of the area are invited to at­ "Look Who's Coming to Our MYF attended Tuesday nlght'i ministered Thursday end a throughout Seminole County, tend. Town," will b« shown: meeting of the lub-dlatrict Good Friday meditation will the firet to be In Geneva. A film strip on Lh* Ilfs of held at Trinity Methodist be delivered at th* vespers Th* m*«Ungt are open to Annie Armstrong also will be FOR ANY OCCASION Church In Orlando. ssrvic* on Good Friday. th* public and *v*ryon* is viewed during the week. New officers will be elect­ urged to attend and hear a Membership clissea are be The public is Invited to a t­ FLO W ER S Goal for the annuel Home ing conducted each Saturday tend these services. Good ed at the meeting of South- very important program on . ARE ALWAYS Mission Offsrlng has been ac­ It 10 a. tn. by Rev. William Shepherd Church ts loceted side School P TO to be held at health. CORRECT cepted and will be. received Irwin with new members to on Highway 17-02 next to • p. m. Tuesday. during the month. Other report* slated for th* be received Into the church Sanford Plata. acaaton include report* from P io n e e r s M e e tin g on Palm Sunday. C lean U p D ay The Junior Pioneers, young The church's Commission oh C ircle T o M e e t Mrs. Ralph Cowan, project The First Baptist Church of Education will meet at the The regular monthly circle chairman and Mra. Voile Wil­ peoples groups of St. Andrews Lake Monroe hat scheduled church at I p. m. Monday. meeting of the women of the liams J r ., Safety Chairman. Presbyterian Church of Bear "clean up day" for Saturday A complete religious survey Presbyterian Church of the Vernon Mise, local attorney Lake, will attend a dinner beginning at 9 a, m. All mem­ of tho area haa been complet Covenant will be held at fl also will apeak to the group. meeting from S until 9 p. m. bers of the church are urged ed by Bear Lake Methodist p m. Monday at the home of SANFORD Parent* are Invited th visit Saturday at the home of thatr to assist in the project. Lun­ and tho Seventh-day Adventist Mrs. Paul Smith, Lake Mary tha classrooms at 7:34 p. m sponsors, Mr and Mra. L. C. FLOW ER SHOP Cor. P. l i t I Sanford At *. cheon will be served i t noon Church st Forest Lake Acad Boulevard, with Mrs. Bruce Gene Taffer. president wiU Tinsley, Minnesota Avenue, 322- D l l 322-8431 Humphrey as hostess. OriamJo. to those working. preside over live meeting. emy. Baptist Revival Concludes Today In Longwood Christ Methodist Lists Sermons For Lent African Banquet To Climax MYF Mission Study Capt. Harry S. Foden Speaker For DeBary WSCS Birthday Week Of Prayer R EV . 11. E. ECHOLS of Marshall, Tex., recently visited Longwood’a F irst Pentecostal Church to promote interest in translation of the New Testam ent and the Psalms into native liinguim** for converts in various parts of the world, par­ ticularly the Far East. With him here is Rev. E. Ruth Grant of the LontfWctod church. Osieen WSCS Has Election Uy Mra, Clarence Snyder New officer* were elected by the Woman’* Society of Christian Service of the Os­ teen Methodist Church nt the March meeting held nt the church wilh Mrs. Don Coward of Crescent City, district president, and Mr*. J . King, district secretary, also of Crescent City, ns special guest*. Mrs. Carroll I’atartnan was re-elacted president. Others serving will be Mr*. Grant Clutter, vice president and secretary of spiritual life; Mr*. J . 1,. Allman, secretarytreasurer and secretary of program material; Mr*. Viv­ ian Allman, secretary of church relation*, local rhurrh work and marnbership; Mr*. Raymond Lawton, secretary of missionary education and personnel, and Mr*. William McDaniel, secretary of sup­ ply. Program speaker for the evening was Mrs. Coward. A aortal hour and refreshment* followed the meeting. E p isco p a l L e n t W M U To Have Week Of Prayer In Forest City By Maryann Miles The Woman’s Missionary Union of Forest City Baptist Chbrch will conduct a week of prayer next week on the theme, "Our Land Shall Own Thee Lord." Meetings will be held at 8 p.m., Monday through Fr'day, with the exception of Mtdnt-sduy when the meeting will l>egin at 7:»0 p.m. Those presenting the pro­ grams, and their topic*, will be: Monday, Mra. Dun West­ moreland, "Ocean to Oct an, Obey Thine Sovereign Word;*' Tuesday, Mrs. Bill Millan. "Orean to Ocean. Thyself and U se Reveal;" Wednesday, Mrs. Cliffurd Gresham, "Oc­ ean to Ocean, Proclaim Thy Day;" Thursday, Mr*. Richard White, "Ocean to Ocean, Guide Where We Shall Go;’’ Kiiday, Mr*. Hattie Hender­ son, “Ocean to Ocean, Our Land Shell Own Their Lord." M em bership C lass A Communicants Class for children, youth and adults will be conducted by Rev. Thomas H. Ms kin of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant for six consecutive Saturdays be­ ginning this Saturday at 10 a.tn. New members of the church will be received on Palm Sunday. Holy Cross E p i s c o p a l Church of Sanford began weekly 7:1) p.m. Weducsday Lenten cervices this week with the rector. Rev. LcRoy D. Soper, conducting the ser­ vice. Services during the fol­ lowing weeks will be conduct­ ed by guest ministers from Maitland, Inverness, Winter T w U light H o u r Park, Pine Hills and SI. A 'Twilight hour" concert of organ music will be pre­ Cloud. ' sented at 4 p.m. Sunday by Scorpion fish, like those a t Miss Adelaide Conte of Dathe Miami Beequarium, have Bary at the DeBary Commun­ needle-like aptnee filled with ity Methodist Church. The |i poisonous veuuw, public is invited Ui attend. Scheduled For Church To Have First Morning Worship Service First Baptist Girls Dormitory At Forest Lake Ready April I By Maryann Miles Construction on the north wing of Memorial H s ll.-g r ls dormitory at the Seventh-day Adventist Forest Lake Acad­ emy in Forest City, is well underway and is expected to he ready for occupancy hy April I. The new unit will house 140 girls and will include a cha­ pel with denting capacity for ICO. It features n split-level lobby and lounge and contains a party room complete wlttf kitchen. The old building will be wrecked with rebuilding of this unit to be completed hy school's opening next Septem­ ber. The new wing Is ns fire* proof ns possible. It Is of con­ crete block construction and will have u conrrete stairway— and cnnrrcto roof structure.. Furniture is being built in and covered with formica nn-L as air-conditioning was iifij eluding in original planning*, the use of rlerttirnl heating unit* wilt he possible thua eliminating use of boil -rr and water treatment for boilers. —“ Methodists Set Committee For Youth Wing First Methodist Church of Sanford has named the gen­ eral committee for "Opera­ tion Youth Wing" which will he visiting members of the congregation April 12-13 for Itip purpose of underwriting costs of Die church's new edu­ cational unit. Serving on the committee wilt be John Darby, general chairman; publicity, post to be filled; special gifts, Boyd Coleman; general visitation, Ed Kirchhoff; prayer vigil, Percy Chapman; dinners, Ted Willis mi, and secretary, Mr*. Dorothy Thomas. Forest City Group To Sell Good Shepherd Observes Lent Sanlando Church To Have Prayer Fertilizer Attend services tliis week For Missions Health Council Bear Lake Sets Meeting Church Installs In Geneva New Cross PTO Officers To Be Elected At Southside . / I • » w « LC O **a w a o o m Virginia Petroekt P. O. Box 1214 Sanford Nora Norris T E a-1514 S. Seminole Phyllis Rugenstifth FA 2-8254 Lake 31 ary Mildred Raney 868-5831 Drltoir* Mery Gettings Bear L tk s 293-4847 Sophie Hainao DeBary •68-4401 �I flftr BanTurfi WrralS Fri. March 5, '65— Page 3 Church Groups To Give Dinner In Longwood n r Donna Eates Plan* were discussed for a fund-raising ham and ehhkcn dinner at the regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary and Men'* Brotherhood of the First Pentecostal Church of fwgwood held Monday eve­ ning at the church on Orange Avenue. The dinner ia scheduled for March 18, 4:30 until 7 p.m., in the annex of the church, On the menu with the chicken or ham will be green beans, potato salad, beets, biscuits and butter, cake, tea or cof­ fee and a special drink for ( i t children. Reservation* for takeout orders may be called by rail­ ing Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pas­ tor. Tickets are available from any member of the Aux­ iliary or may be purchased at the event. Serving on the dinner com­ mittee are Mrs. M. L. McDanid, president; Mrs. Vivian Wlon and Rev. Grant. In other business, plans were made for a bake sale to take place before Easter, ex­ act time and place -to be an­ nounced. Following the meeting, con­ ducted by Mrs. McDaniel, re­ freshments were served l y Mr. and Mrs. Frank Penncr. Housewife Relates Horrowing Experience Of Convict's Captive Mil. AND MRS. HARVEY STONE "SARATOGA CENTURIONS" of Reconnais­ sance Attack Squadron 9, land-based at Sanford Naval Air Station, cut the traditional cakes on their 100th landings aboard the super-carrier L'SS Saratoga, l-t. I'dr. Geraltl 1.. Atkinson, pilot (righ t), and l-t. Andrew F. Reno, navigator, are shown here while other . . . . t ’AKL K. Ruby, photo­ graphic intelligenceman airman, of VA1I 7, was graduated in second in a class of 25 from the Armed Forces Air In­ telligence Training Cen­ ter. $hrist Episcopal Sets Services By Donna Extra Special Penitential Ember Pays will be ohser'ed next Wednesday. Friday and Sat­ urday at Christ Episcopal Church of Longwoed, Rev, arle* W. Stewart Jr., vicar, nounced today. The adult instruction class conducted by Fr. Stewart will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the parish house on Church Street. Subject of the week's discussion will tie "Holy Mat­ rimony, both tiie San ament and Christian Marriage as It Should Re." ■The Lenten Service, to in­ clude Evening Prayer, Li­ tany, and Sermon, it schedul­ ed for Wednesday at 7 p.m. K In theater parlance, the word "apron” means the part of the stage that extrnda in front of the closed curtain. %Legal Notice !■ til* C o u rt «f I h • Count y J a d g t , No m I r u I o Cputi |y, t ' l u r * I da, In P r o h a l r . >• r * t K a l a l o ml C A. H A G A N I t »U»*B«d Tm Al l C r r d l l o t o mmd P t n i i B i Demand* Matlgg mt I I b I mo Againstt 4 a l 4 K a t a t v i Yu© a n d • mi h o f y o u a r t and h ar ab j r required noti fi ed 1© p r e 1 t n t a ft y c 1I*I mi a a n d *U m i n d * w h i c h y o u , o r • t i h a r of Wu, may hav# again*! th* ® t a t t o f C A. H A G A N , dt r a - t a * •d, l a t a o f l a i d C o u n t y l a t h e Co unty J U'l k * of t f e ml n o l * C o u n t y . F l o r i d a at h i * o f f i c e In t h * c o u r t hou»# o f b a I>1 * ' mj M y Cl S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a w i t h i n *11 c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f ro m I h * t i me • f t h t f i r at p u b l i c a t i o n o f t hi a nol l e #Two co pl e* of each cl ai m, o r d e m a n d ■hal l ' * ha in wrl tl ft f. a nd shal l slate the p l a c e n f r e s i d e n c e a n d petal o f ­ fice address of the claim ant, e nd s h a l l ha - s w o r n t o hy (tie f j i m t u i , or s g r n t or attarg ; a n d a c c o m p a n i e d hy a f i t * i n * f i e o f an# d o l l a r a n d s uc h c l a i m o r d e m a n d o u t so f i l e d •hall be void. • / M a c k N. C l e v e l a n d . J r . . At administrator of thi H i t a t # of C. A. HAGAN* . d e i - c a * e d C la y « la n d , 8 tap he n s urn a M l in Attorneys at Law full* t i l f e a f o r d A t l a n t i c . Na t i o n a l U * n k Building P. O. Drawer Z •inford. Florida bllah | l a rc k I. I t . IV l i . H O Ot.JI * E c K E R D Drua Stores . . . HOOT OWLS who are serving with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea are l-t. ("dr. Norman G. (Hud) Marshall, pilot (left), and T ill Curl D. Nolo, navigator. (Navy l’hotos) W. Stankiewicz Heads Explorers Wayne Slankicwicz has been elected president of Ex plorcrs of Canoeing Post 302. tins ScOUtS Ronnie Ogden was elected vice president. Gene Gllmar tin. secretary; Glenn Rich ards. treasurer, Mike Mor gan, quartermaster, and How ard West and Roy Riser, cab lnct representatives A newly formed Explorers’ fathers committee eliose 'W Moorr, chairman, and C tr a i l and J Richards Riser was nominated as s candidate for the Order ol tht Arrow. Post members will hold a "Glamor Panel” Wednesday, when they will question a panel of young women on soe Ml customs and courtesies Members voted to present an exhibit at the Scout Circus By Jane Casselberry ’ March 27 at Dr Land and to Cadctte Girl Scout Troop partinpatc m the Council ca 334. made up of South Semi noe derby m -May. role Junior High School stu­ dents, entertained 13 Brownies and Ihcir leaders of Troop 698. Howell Park. Saturday after­ noon at the home of Girl Seoul I-eadcr. Mrs Nance Russell. By Janr Casselberry Fern Park. The South Seminole Junior Brownie t-eaders attending the cookoul were Mrs. Robert High School PTA will meet at Begin and Mrs. Antonio 7:30 p m Tuesday in the school cafotanum Following Frank. the meeting parents will view The group was sersed hoi dogs, hamburgers, b a k e d science fair projects displayed by the students in the library. beans, potato chips, ,and the The maiq order of business traditional Girl Scout favor will be the el< rtion of a nomi­ lie. "somemores.’' Miss Pam Cannot), co leader nating committee. Awards wil’ be presented of Troop 338, accompanying to science fair winners and herself on th-- guitar, led the the PTA. Executive Board vol Brownies in singing fun and ed this week, subject to ap­ folk sings. proval of the membership, to The afternoon of games and present the overall winner fellowship wai climaxed with with a $23 Savings Bond. the friendship circle and sing­ ing of Taps Girl Scouts planning the E p id em ic Up parly as' part of their Cadette BUDAPEST. Hungary t UPI» Program were Chcry! Watters, —The Hungarian Ministry of Karen Cass, Suite and Debbie Health reported Wednesday Webber, Joan Higgins. B a r­ the East European influema bara Andrew), Esta Leonard, epidemic was now sweeping south and central Hungary, and Meknda Casselberry. Girl Scouts Honor Brownies At Party PTA To View Science Fair (Editors Note: In Semin­ ole County it is a rare occurance for a family to be threatened by a hunted criminal. With this in mind. The Herald is privileged to report a first hand account, as told to Bear Lake-Forest City correspondent, Mrs. Maryann Miles, of the terri­ fying experience suffered by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stone last Sunday evening when the escaped convict, Everett Thomas Rcnnick, subject of a statewide search, took their automo­ bile, food and a sum of money before being fatally shot by a State Trooper when the car crashed into a tree on SR 16. Mrs. Stone relates the harrowing exper­ ience. Hy Mrs. Harvey Slone While waiting for my hus­ band to return from an e r­ rand. I noticed his car lights shining into our home . . . I opened the door. Right behind my husband I noticed another man. When I asked who the stranger was, my husband stepped aside and only then did 1 sec a gun pointed in my direction. This stranger turned out to be the fugitive, Everett Thomas Rcnnick . . . my husband recognized him from pictures published in the newspapers. He told us to be quiet and co-operate and that we would n’t get hurl When we told him we both would be 60 years old tills year, he said that he respected our age and that no harm would come to us. He apologized for vvha* he was doing and began tying us together. 1 was sick with fear and began retching so he allowed me to go to the sink where he chained one ol my wrists to the sink atler which he tied my husband to the bed post with an electric wire. He again apologized for what hr was doing hut said he had "gone loo far to stop ’ He look canned goods and other foods, my husband's billfold and Ids good clothing and a*ke<t if there was any more money in the house. We said ' no." but as he searched, he found a small sum of money in the bureau ami accused my husband of lying lo hint 1 s|Mike up to tell him that the money belonged to a neighbor who runs a small fruit stand Rennick said that hr would take the money tiut would mail it hack to us in time. As he lelt, he waved govxl bye to us and, 1 don’t know why. but with my free hand. I responded to his wave However, before he did leave, he tightened the chain around my wrist so that it soon be came numb. He explained that he had to do this because he was afraid that 1 would gel loose. After hr left, taking our ear, my husband was able to wriggle over to me and I was able to reach into his pocket to get his penknife to cut him free so Uiat he could tali the sheriff. Renmck told ua ha wouldn’t bt taken alive, and. true to his word, he was klllrd by a bullet from the ofticer’s gun after the car hit a tree He dlrd on the way lo the hospital. . . . The Stone* live st 220 Ns shut, Mobile Manor, near Sanlando Springs, Maryann as in afterthought, asked them if they felt their lives really were in danger, Their reply: "He aaid he had kill­ ed before and one or two more wouldn’t make any dif­ ference.*- Grace Methodist To Have Revival A series of revival services at Grace Methodist Church will be conducted by Dr. H Melton Ware, D. D , pastor of Trinity Methodist Church. Tal­ lahassee, and son of Judge R. W. Ware of Sanford. The services will be held daily at 7:30 p. in,, Sunday through next Thursday. Sunday evening, Ray Vailghn will be special guest soloist and also will lead the congregational singing. The public la invited by Rev. John H- Hires J r . , pastor of Graca Methodist, to attend these services, a nursery will be provided te ch evening. SA N FO R D P L A Z A Onora Road ft Hwy, 17-92 Sanfn ri^ F la FOUNTAIN SPECIAL SA T U R D A Y ALL TH E SPAGHETTI YOU CAN EAT. CRISP TOSS SALAD, ROLL & IIU TTER TH E G IFT OF SIG ItT will lie promoted vigorously nil through March, which is Nationnl Eye Hank Month, by members of SI!ERA and the Pink Ladies of Seminole Memorial Hospital. This group is working on getting out posters urging pledges of the eyes after death so that corneas may ho transplanted to the sightless eyes of living persons. From left, seated are, Mrs. Agnes Caldwell, Pink Lady, ntul Mrs. Frank C. Woodruff, founder and executive secretary of SH EBA . Standing arc Rev. E . P. Richards, chairman of the board of SH E B A ; Mrs. Hetty Toll. Pink Lady, and Sirs. Edwin Epstein, member of the board of SHEBA. (Herald Photo) Library League Completes Plans For Projects The Young Woman’s League benefit rummage sale schc- jects will go for equipping the of the Geneva Public Library for Saturday, March 20, •new library with book* for ha* completed plan* for a lK.ginninR „ 10 m. on thc pre-school children. It is plan­ vacant lot between the Gen ned to decorate one corner ol eva Grocery apd the Church the library building especially . for the pre-schoolers and to of Christ. furnish it with tables, books, League members arc asking puzzlies and shelves of proper, for donations of item* from old pots and pans to house­ height*. hold furnithings ami arrangemerit* for pickup* of donations may be made by railing Mr* Charles Hendry. Mr* Edward Yarborough Mrs, lens Mor , g.m or Mr* Charlqs Hays. In conjunction with the vale of rummage, a baktWnlc lea turmg a wile variety of cake* and pie* i* bring planned with ■Individual serving* also lo be offered along with oiangt juice or coffee. 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SH A V E C R E A M Schick Hot Lather— a made especially for atslnleaa steel blades, " j Reg. 11.00 * (Limit 1 with coupon thru Sun. 1/7) [ F u l l dir ections In each package THE ORIGINAL CtNTIPtDt GRASS SILO 9 5 Plants 2000 to 4000 iq . f t 14 lb. plants 500 to 1000 aq. ft. $ 3.95 IUY FROMYOUt SOD DEALER CENTI-SEED is grown and packed exclusively by PATTEN SEED COMPANY Lakeland, Georgia Cookies D EER PA RK E L IT E ASSO RTM EN T 2 L b s. N e t W e ig h t �Iff [ S e h p o l a irtf V o il *■ ■ % 1 Teachers As Salesmen lif Susan Light Dear Mr*. Light: Thin la in regard to Disappointed’* let­ ter In your Column, "Why Not Encyclopedias?'' May I offer a poaaible connection between the plight of poor "Disappointed" and the fact that one major rnryrlopedia concern hai worked nut a real "payola" racket with the teachers, recruiting better than BO per cent of their sales people from the ranks o f teachers, 1 am wondrring if the hardship on "Disappointed" is n situation created by the teacher because the parent did not buy tile brand of cnryrlopedlas sold by the teach­ er or one of her very close teacher friends. This is not a remote pos­ sibility. I t is the type of thing that happens every day. ] know because I sre it. One school principal sold every family in a class except one, and they were "too poor." Wouldn't you rail It “pay. cla" when public servants use their Jobs of public trust to take advantage of a situation wherein they have their sub­ missive prospects "on the spot” ? I would like to hesr from people eevrywhere who can substantiate my belief that t e a c h e r s selling "payola style" is a common occur­ rence. Whether the encyclopedias are good is beside the point. The sales method is bad.— Mr. II. II. Answer; I suspect there Is mure truth In your accusa­ tions than 1 would like to be­ lieve. However, I seriously doubt that the teachers referred to in Disnppointed's complaint rhwtblc ns salesmen. If so, Ir^ they me cutting off their own noses. They turned thumbs down on*A I.I. encyclopedia*. 1 know in several teachers who sell encyclopedias to the S g jf tr p fsmilles of their students. W h e t h e r this constitutes “payola," 1 suppose, depends a lot on the approach and how the perenta feel ebout the matter. Perente who are already In the market for a set of the encyclopedia might prefer to purchase one rec­ ommended by a teacher they know, overlooking the fact that the teacher might have interests other than educa­ tion. Our daughter’s elementary principal tried to sell us somt insurance a few years ago. We didn't succumb but 111 have to admit the refusal was a bit sticky. Perhaps this Is s good cxsmpls of whst you're driving st. Please send your school prohlema to Susan Light in care of this paper. While she cannot answer esch Utter personally, letter of general interest will lie answered In this column, S h o p Save Money On Food With Allrrn Cun ycu save money by shopping around for grocer­ ies? A study directed by a Cornell University professor shows you can snve at least li per cent on your weekly gro­ cery bill. Further doodling and ■lisle-wandering shows you ran save as much as 10 per rent without feeling depressed nhrut your food budgeting. Cut your S25 to ltd a week expenditure for food by fi to It) per rent and you have many extra dollars in a year to use fer other needs. You can save money on your food bill by: • Shopping the low cost market nearest you for week­ ly staples • Shopping with a list. This dlsrouruges spur - of - lh*-moment buys of expensive gcurrnet foods. • Comparing cost per serv­ ing. Food vary grsally in waste. How much do you throw away because your fam­ ily doesn't like the meat or vegetables you buy? IL.w much do you lose when you buy a cheaper grade mist that is heavily honed nr fat­ ted? • fluying iiuanlity canned goods on sale. • Checking for actual sav­ ings when you buy the "large, economy sire” instead of the s m a l l e r package. Quantity sales i an he misleading. It takes a little more time but try to compare the num­ ber of ounces, for example, In a large can of tomato Jules with" the total ounces in two cans. Which offers the pries moderately strong First Purpose The primary purpose of masking tape la Its use tn painting, to mask arras that are lo he left unp.ilnled Re moving Hie tape later produ ers a rlran sharp line. Since it pulls off easily. It’s a good taps- lo use when objects are to t»- In Id unlv irmporart I) Use in place of a clamp when gluing small pieces of wood together Hold patterns In place with it. Tape drawers shut In furniture before you move It l se It to mend nr sea! Wrap It around rough wood­ en handles. Seal the hacks of picture frames In keep nul dust There are other paper tapes similar to masking tape, hut designed (or more speclillied ............. EDYTH T H O R N T O N M cLEO D " I f I took * course in c x e i tiavs at a salon, wuuld that reduce me? I am so much ov eiweight I cannot walk very much. I puff when I do any physical V o l k , I’lcate iidvisr. 1 am foutiy-four.— M " Let me he flank if you are an much overweight that you "puff" and cannot walk very much, H(IW can you eonteoiplalr doing escicists (win It will not reduce you) T To he very hone at, I recommend that you go at once to your doctor and let him examine you and give hi* instiuctions for your gradual weight luaa. Diet will do it, hut you must ha examined by your doctor, I beg of you to do this at once. You are ■ young woman, and must have thr prupri weight because of health and looks. "1 accompany my husband to many event* at hotels and hall*. 1 utn forty-nine and of average alia. Would a black lac* dreaa do for many occa­ sions? I* luce considered too old?— Mrs. I)." Lac* la very much used at th* moment and always la in good taste. A black lace dress with a stole or Jacket of lace could aerva many purpose*. You could add color In acces­ sories for a change, and lace thaa gi eat charm and dignity. "I am going t>> visit a very tiopicul clime Would cotton ilieasea do for the many partie* given by mature people? - Marie." If the paities ale casual nf funs and given in patina and at country clubs, cottons would hr ijuite suitable. But take some dlesay things as people living In the tropics hive to riiteitain and to "dress up.” Pule colors ere good end several sweaters to matrh in color will prove use­ ful. "My neighbor says you sent her a leaflet telling how to treat a withered neck. How run | get one?— F. J . U.” bend me a long, self-ad­ dressed envelope and enclose TEN cents in coin. After you receive the instructions, do use them. You can gel good rrsulta. "I need to trim down Just a little. Must I diet?—Elale K." I cannot imagine how you can "trim down" without diet­ ing I Bend for my “ Figure Perfection Diet." A long, selfaddressed envelope with TEN cents In coin will bring the diet’ to you—but you must use Itl Tomorrow—“Dear E d y t h Thornton McLeod” F a ff c 4— F r f . MurcTi B, *88 (D sa h C lb b u • DEAR A B B Y : I have been hurt so bad by my husband that 1 don't think I will ever get over it. When our second daughter was bom and I was being wheeled from the delivery room into my regular roont, my husband w t i waiting in the hall.. And after seven hours of labor snd a dry birth to boot, do you know what he said to me? He said, "You arc Just never going to have a boy, are y ou ?" How can a man be so mean and ignorant? Ha doesn’t know It yet, but l am never going to have an­ other girl, either. • ALL THROUGH DEAR ALL THROUGH: When the new mother, the thoughtless father and the all-girl family return to normalcy, remind your hus­ band that the MALE determines the sex of a child. And if he EVER again ex­ presses disappointment becausa you bore him no son, tell him that HE ran have the next baby—with your blessing. • • i DEAR ARMY: A woman who had bean married for ZQ years asked .you if iha and h»r husband should sell their large home and move Into an apartment because their children.w*re married and gone snd It was too much work to rtra for the house and yard. Her hus­ band wanted to keep the house In case their married children wanted to coma By Abigail Van Buren back for vacations with T H E IR kids, or In rasa they got divorced. I would like to tell her that If her hus­ band wants to keep the big house, she should tell him to do all the cooking and cleaning and yard work. After parents raisa their children and marry them off, they are entitled to take It easy in a cosy apartment. If the husband fa so craiy about doing yard work, let him go to his children's homes and work hit head off. "BEEN THERE" IN BUFFALO • • • P E A R A B B Y : I am real­ ly JtTlhe spot. I announced my engagement last Decem­ ber, but no wedding date waa sst at the time. I didn't ■end out formal announeementa of my engagement. We have now set our wed­ ding date for May 22nd. I understand that the wedding invitations should he sent our three to four weeks prior to the wedding data, so of course they have not yet been lent out. Well, a few days ago I received a very 'beautiful (and I am ture, expensive) wedding gift from someone who Is not on my list to be invited to the wedding. Does this maan I htvs to send that person an Invitation to my wedding ? I don't teal- that close to her, and ,Jt, she hadn't srnt a gift I wouhln't have'lnvited her. Please ad­ vise. Q a coby Name A Sticky Problem a//erJor^ WrralTI savings? It r r m i I investigation of supermarkets shows there has been price juggling with "specials” a n d “economy” buys. Take lime to figure bow much money, if any, you save nri these nfleriligs. Also check ths cashier's ticket against the number o f South might well have items you have and the price opened the bidding with a o f each. Most of us are in such a hurry that we don't bother ' forcing two bid but South was to do'this However, if you do, playing In one of those free you may find that most o f thr wheeling games in which no errors sre not tn your favor. one would ever gel lo play Do It Yourself: By Mr. FI*. There’s s tape for almost any mending Job Imaginable. While moil pressure • sensi­ tive tapes — sell - sticking l.ipei — will do a variety of )oht. It's still best to gel the tape designed (or the Job at hand. Best known among those tapes and likely tn lie found in any home sre cellophane tape and masking tape Until id these are practically all purpose tapes Add (dark plus tic electrician’s tape and you have the tapes you will mnst idten need around the house Of the sell slicking tapes that are essentially paper ta lies, masking t a p e is easily the must uaelul, The hacking la of strong crepe paper which allows It la stretch and tear easily. It s tan In color and #inTrrr6 j Jobs, Freezer tapes remain tight at low temperatures — most tspes will not. There's s milking tape s satiable (slso cellophane l that hsi adhesive on both sides. I ’se in plice of glut for tern porsry fastening, or where glue might harm one of the surfaces — mount anspshots in albums, hold ahrlf paper down, fasten fell to lamp or Iwmk end bases. tlselul Type* Cellophane tape Is aland as useful as masking tape, Is used principally for sealing, patching, mending and pack aging It's available as clear tape or In a host of colors which makes It great for fan­ cy packages. There’s an ultraclear lape which looks frosty on the roll hut I* practically Invisible when applied which makea II perfect for mending lorn page* In a book* Plastic tapes, a little more durable than cellophane tapes, can be used fur mending p in tic toys, shower curtains, ga lushes, table cloths and other plastic and ruhi'r Items Cloth tape makes mending easy, can lie used to bifid up the frayed edges of fabrics, mend honk bindings, window shades and upholstery Use It In decorate, to add stripes n! another color Cloth lape is useful on golf club and tennis racket handles, Black plastic electrician’s U|m- came along a few years ago and was ijillckly accepted Use it (or insulating electrical splices, lo cover frayed insu­ lation — anywhere that you normally would use both fric­ tion and rubber tape together. Plastic lape replaces both In an emergency you can also mend a plastic garden hose by winding several turns around the break. There are other tape*, more specialized. These you needn't stock but you ought tn know they exist and seek them out for certain Jobs. Reflective tape reflects light in the dark, can be used on auto bumpers, stair edges. Meta] tape is aluminum with an adhesive, can be used to c o v e r had spots In a chrome bumper or merely as decorative tape. Wood tapes are extremely thin alrlpa of wood In roll form. Some have adhesive*, others not. They can be used to eoneeat the grainy edge el plywood. one club so he merely started with one club. Weil's one heart bid would never win a prize in a contest for world’s most powerful overcall, hut It certainly was not the worst one ever made and East s Jump to four hearts was Just a nim-vulnerable overbid In an elfort to disturb his vulnerable oppon­ ents South waa disturbed all right, but not disturbed enough to (all to go to four spades and while technically North ahouid have gone back to five cluba, North was will­ ing to settle for any undoubted ON THE SPOT DEAR ON: Yes, that means you must invite that person to your wedding. Pity you were "trapped." but to exclude her would be unthinkable. P.S. That’s a pretty sneaky way to get an Invitation to a wedding. • • ■ C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "C URIOUS IN CAMBRI­ D G E :" Thle is the church’s ruling on w-edding rings, according to ELD ER LEW ­ I S LANG WORTHY, Pastor of the -Hollywood SeventhDay Adventls%Church: "The church performs 'lingless' marriage cere­ monies. However, if an individual wishes to wear a wedding ring to make life less complicated— such as a working wife who wishes people to know that she Is not avail­ able, a ring Is permissi­ ble. Simple and function­ al jewelry (watches, tie pins, brooches, etc.) are permitted. But strictly or­ namental jewelry (brace­ lets, necklace*, earrings) are tabu." • • • FUTU RE SC IEN TISTS and will affiliate with are (Heated from left) dent; (standing) Ernie Jam es Tuckfcr, sponsor. Club hm been organized at Forest Take Academy the national organization. Officers of the group Ann Arney. secretary: Kay Rullock, vice presiStevens, president; Sandy Brown, treasurer, and (Herald Photo) Troubled? Write to Abby, Box GD700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed, envelope. • * • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding." send 50 cents to Abby, Box GiiTOO, Los Angeles, Calif. O n S h id q si By Oswald Jacoby NORTH * ? ♦ + I to a a s n a7a Q 1011 iA R T A «4 v a .jc io a i (D ) *17)1 v gj t j ♦ Q (t ♦ K J lot *7*1 «( s o im i SAKgJ wt ♦ A 11 * AKJ 11 North an d S m ith v u l n e r a b l e lu l Neat h W est Nort h Tsaa 1* IV Pan i V I * Pan Pan Pass O p e n i n g le a d - V K contract He didn't want any cheese AH he wanted was to get nut of the trap Five clubs would have been a cinch contract since play.ng In cluhv .South would have CO.e Jha COjornsm * A man who fads hogtltd In mi rrtaga won't b* easy to live wllh. Any wife can avoid this pit­ fall by exercising Just a little control over any urge toward posseaalvtaesi. Act pleaaad whan h« has a chance to spend a day fishing or s weekend hunting with a group of men, Instead of feel­ ing sorry for yourself for be­ ing left alone. Wait for his explanation of Don’t *sk. ’’Who wa* that, d e a r ?" when ha receive* a phone call Don't put him through a third degire when he cornea home from a club or lodge (Dieting II ha wants to tell you about It, listen. If he doesn’t, tell him what you've been doing while he has hern gone. Don't keep harping on his p u t mistakes. No one loves a nagger why h r w a s l a t e to d t n n r f In Don.t plume him at work ytrad of greeting him at the unless''it is really necessary door with. "Where In the He shouldn't (cel Ins family world have you been?" responsibilities will pursur ruffed the second heart lead, drawn trumps, discarded one of dummy's diamonds on his long spade and wound up los­ ing one trick in rach red suit. Four spades turned out to be even better since Judicious live nf the loser on loser play allowed South to make the spade game. Playing i i spades, South had two losing diamond tricks Irrespective nf how ■the play might go. West opened the king of hearts and continued the suit wherriipon South pro­ ceeded lo discard one ol Ins losing diamonds on the sec ond heart and another on the third. This left him with all lour ill Ills trumps so that when he gained the lead at trick lour he wav able to pull all East's Ireth and make the last 10 tricks I'INK AND ORANttE? Miss Klizulieth Stenke (right) shows Lyman High School Home Economics teacher Mrs. Zulu McLeod some of tha new "way out" fabrics during her visit lo the school's homo cc classes. By Ruth Millett him to the office. Never tell him he simply MUST do something about a problem la-.id him toward facing an unplcusaut situation —don't PUSH bllll. Let him retire behind his new spaper or a bonk or magiline when he want* to Inter­ rupting hit reading every few minutes won't give you the conipaniunalup you're seeking Find something to read your­ self Never avk hull if fie love* you. He might W>ek you by saying "n o," simply because you've made him leel trapped FAMOUS FEIIKUARY on Parade was presented by English Estates Ele­ mentary School fourth graders. Some of the students taking part were (front left to right) Sherri Peck, narrator; Paul Netted and Kenneth Kaufman; ( b a c k ) Dan Argentine, Debra tiny, Carla Kain, Allison Copes and Jam es .Sheppard. (Herald Photo) [ > o l l y - 8 P o in t e r s ^ ] Saving M ens Trousers lly lrolly tTamrr DEAR FOLLY — Men'a pant* always artm lo wear out on the inalila back* of tha ruffs whcie they rub against the shoe*. For longer wear, aew a piece of gnugraiu ribbon tha color of the panta and about I or I S Inches wldt and 4 or 6 inches long over that part of th* un­ derneath cuff.—JIM . GIRLS—This la too good to keep Juat for the men. Try it on tha boya' panta, too.—POLLY. DEAR POLLY—I do the laundry much mor* often lines I hav* an automatic waahtr. I dlacovarad that I hav# been using th* asms towels ovtr and ov*r because I waa Juat too Isay to tuck the frcihly washed ones un­ der th* buttons of th* alack. Now I lay th* clean one* on top and Juat turn over th* whole stack. Th* waar -ia than rotaUd.— MILDRED. DEAR POLLY — A tingleedgo rater blade comes In handy In an office for sev­ eral rhurea such as correct­ ing duplicating matters. Make a s a f e storage place for It m your deak drawer by cut­ ting a silt tn a rectangular synthetic sponge.— ETHEL. GIRLS—This la a wonder­ ful aturag* Idea for thoa* of u* who keep raxor blade* for ripping out teams and hems. - I 'O l . L Y . DEAR POLLY — Evidently my husband enjoys tha Point­ ers, too, at ha wanted me to write and tell you that when Hli hand* ara very dirty and greasy ha washes them with hair shampoo Instead of reg­ ular soap and finda th* Job easier.—MR£. F. Ai Y. Mr s . r . a . y — p *»» on our thank* to that husband of your*. T*U him to writ* himaalf next time. We girls love hearing from our gentleman f Hands-— POLLY- flu-plere. Now I take a wood­ en or rartihoerd box, prefer­ ably wood, place waddril newipaper in th* bottom, add kindling, pul th* wood on top and aimply let the box In the fireplace when I want a fire. [ usually keep a dnxen or so "ready made fires" stacked In a convenient place to be reedy when needed. No more fire-making litter on my liv­ ing room carpet.— BERNECEShare your favorite homamaklng Ideal . . . tend them to Polly In car* of The San­ ford Herald. You'll receive a bright, new ailvrr dollar If Polly uses your idea in Pol­ ly's Pointers. Want M i n i help with your homemaktng? Mora than 200 chore-ahortaners are featured In Polly’s 12-page booklet. To order, send your name, address and 60 cents to: Polly’s Pointers, e/o Tha San­ ford Herald, P. 0 . Box 418, DEAR POLLY—I uted to Dept. A, Radio City Station, dried building fire*. In th* Naw York 18, N. Y. SCHOOL PUBLIC RELATIONS were discussed at a meeting for tho Classroom Teachers Association at I he home of Mrs. May Ostrow (le ft), publicity chairman. Ueprcsenling their schools were (left lo right) Stan­ ley Pierce, Lake M ary; Mrs. Joseph l.mehiirt. Bear Lake; Mrs. Richard Packard, Pinecrcst; Mrs. Walter Hedrick, Altamonte, and Mrs. Tim Stevens, Suuthside. (Herald Photo) Michigan Club Is Organized In Deltona By Mildred llanry Bad weather «>n a recent Wednesday evening did nut deter So formet Michigan resi­ dents from meeting at Die Del­ tona Community Center to or­ ganize a club. Under th* leadership ol J W Field, the Wolverine Club n( Deltona waa formed with meeting* set lor the fourth Wednesday evening ol each month. Assistance wa* offered by many persona and those chuten aa chairmen (or different section* of the comm unity were Alex Menczer, 1533 Nor mandy Boulevard. district one; Henry I’avlowski. 6l8 N. Hartley Circle, district two; Hepry Aldrich, 13G3 Normandy Boulevard, district three; Lil­ lian Johnson, 1257 W. Welling­ ton Drive, district four, ami Blanche Miller, 118 Chippen­ dale. district five, Blanche Aldrich wa* chosen as treasurer and Helen Vlaater will serve a* aecretary to keep meitibcrihlp record*. No dues will be charged. It wa* agreed that a carryin dinner be planned for the March 24 meeting with Eduini Bauldry, 1132 Hartley Avenue, and Mae Garner, 58G Mcrrimac, named as chairman lor the meeting. Further de­ tails will be announced at a later date. . Following the organization­ al meeting, coffee rand doughngta wert served and the good social time enjoyed indicated many more good Umc* to come. Banana oil Is not derived from banunaa; it is liumyl acetal*. �f?nnfnr?> f jr r a l S Fri. Man'll 5, ‘fi.7—Pape a H ,s A n d H e r C lu b A Annual Arts, Crafts And Hobby Day V ie w s L o lorfu l Led By Mrs.. John Duda, Jr., R o s e s Film Scheduled In Casselberry Tomorrow By Jane Casselberry Final plans for Ihe first an rtial Arts, Crafts and Hobby Show were made at a meet­ ing of the Woman's Club of Casselberry h e l d Hhi-sdny afternoon at the clubhouse on Overbrook Drive. Mayor Owen Anstey was present to sign the proclamation naming Saturday. March 6, as “Arts, Crafts and .Hub­ by Day" in Casselberry. Mrs. Carl Jack, chairman of the show, has announced that at least 50 exhibitors base signed up for the event. Doors will open to the public at IU a.nj. hut exhibitors are asked to have their displays set up by 9 a.m. Some of the interesting ex­ hibits will tie paintings, reramies. shells, buttons, rocks, jewelry, antiques, wood work and handicrafts. A nominating committee consisting of Mrs. L. E. Swope, Mrs. Clarence Doc bener, and Mrs. William Til- ford was named to make up a slate of officer* for ttie coming year to be presented at the April *i meeting. » The club will conduct the annual cancer drive in the year and plan* were discussCassclbcrry area again this cd. S T . P A T R I C K ’S A rummage sale will be! held jointly by the rlub and ,h American Legion Auxili­ 1 ary Memorial t'nit 236 of Cas selberry at Ihe Super Valu Store on April 2 and 3. Prior to the meeting delici­ ous refreshments of cakes, PAY wan th e i n s p ir a t io n cookies, sandwiches and coffce " t c Served by the hos­ tesses, Mrs H J Duerr, Mrs. Klwond Helss and Mrs. Ilichard Murphy. The serving ta ­ ble was gaily decorated with green shamrocks and Irish hat' in Ihe St Patrick's Day Ihemc. l*nj‘ Dii> iltvoratiotvs aful ri‘- t freshrm’iits at Tnrndav’s moot I tip «»ff tl»o \V<*m,i l l ' s ('lull «>i ( ' a s u - l l t i ' i T y . * Hostesses shown left to right w o re Mrn. i i . ,1, Diii’i r , .Mi?, Klwuod Heins anti Mrs, Riehard Muiphy. *£• Civic Music Membership Drive r e a Colored slide* of winning I By Evelyn Lundy of some of the most outstand­ ty Minstrels, singer John [th e attrartions at the Soros!* exhibits at flower shows in One of the busiest person- ing artists in the world while McCtlrdy, The Detroit Sym­ Club. Today the membership various states, wilh particular reference to roses. w e r e in this section these days i» attending the programs offer­ phony. National Ballet Com­ is limited to 3,000 members shown by Jam es R. McAvoy Mrs. John Duda J r . , of Slavia ed by Civic Music of Orlando pany, Norman Luhoff Choir of and. there are no reserved Civic Music is entering itseats for any event. to the members of the Chu-1 She has undertaken the gigan singer Joan tJrillo and the 29th season in Orlando and tic task of being Civic Music Floyd Faddy, chairman ot luota His and Her Carden duo-piano team of Vronsky Civic Music in Orlando, enter­ Club at their March meeting Membership committee chair­ promises to have attractions lhat will be enjoyable to both and Babin. tained members of the Oviedo held at the home of Mr. and man. When Civic Music fust start­ Woman's Club last month with young and old. Some of Ihe Music l o v e r s throughout Mrs. George T. llalg. Seminole County have for programs that members may ed in Orlando there were only his singing and is most en­ A member of the American 1 many years enjoyed the music look forward to arc new Chris­ 200 members anil they held thusiastic about this season's Rose Society and a judge of i program. According to Eaddr the world's most loved flow-; •'Civic Musie ia a going con­ er, McAvoy showed his aud­ cern throughout the United ience what experts-considered States today with its mass ihe choisest blooms of the A il' hooking capabilities plus a American Rose Selections o f policy of as little overhead a* tcccnt years as well as some possible through no reserved of the all-time favorites such j seals nr box office put it in as Peace. a position to offer the biggest Flower arrangements, show­ bargain in good music avail­ ing the full, Ihe side, the tall able to the American public triangle and the various circle today." designs as well as some Bon­ Anyone who wishes to pur­ sai were of particular inter­ chase tickets may call Mrs. est. The Hersey gardens in Duda at 3(55 3203. Pennsylvania, w h i c h are Mrs Fred Pirrson of Oviechanged frequently during the | ilv is on the telephoning comgrowing season, gave the ^ miller in Oviedo. March 12 is members an idea of what Ihe deadline for purchasing could be done with annuals to I tickets. maintain a colorful display. | Al the business meeting [ nitAPKIMKS field trips were discussed Mrs, Russell J . Hammond s u r r o v Kits was asked to make arrangei.irr s ments for a tour of the Experimentat Station in Sanford at a lime which would meet their convenience. Mrs. Will W. Dill introduced Made especially for You MRS. JOHN OUDA JR ., loft, ('ivit* Mu.tir nuMtilmr-iliip clutirmun, mill her guest, Mrs. Thomas An Mrs. Fred IVnrsnn, ii-[o|>lu>nii t'limrnijin. discuss plans fur tin; furtlnumby gle, formerly of Michigan, inyr nrt*n Civic Music mcmlicrslti|). ttlcnild I’hutu liy Evelyn Lundy) who is a new resilient of the community and has found gardening in Florida a fasci natmg hobby. JJv l D eH ary C u s to m P r e - T e e n •-< P e r m a n e n t W a v in g lhrmi|*lt >lnrrh — Personals Slinpinh’ A SI %IMi n 5 1 A Oil ( um phle ®^ H) Mr*. 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Opel m I In; f•• | Is le n| I ake Mary and III t I i nl - *•!* Middlf loti. l.iothrf and t.» inilv, llok*'l at 11 Mr* Kart Hossmitri . 1.1■d It. r tor t tolas Mm eli ' i| a fa Hidy dm nei with x< n and daughter ih-Ihw. .nil Mi* Mike! liownuin i*n ! th* \ a Iho . idehr itted th'’ im id I i*i 1 l i nt . M»»d of the neu sis It * fen tun i till" lit th.’ ( rossn section '* d biiTladay of Mr* Mikel and '*ome ssas* at the ear* r > aii ssh"**- birth diite f* ll '•atd anil 1m ins plant* .id*! a la>«T fruit When m m im : turns anti Ho*r ( ’irrlr laru*’ >hriib* oilier than U him * Sprint: i* "hiiMm* mil all ot leaf imilrh 1 ut bark amt *h.ip<« youi hi roniamrr* hr*t m "lilt* ar»* m r r " with h s«*l> ness caidi-n h lr At this Inin ol o nr tin* plants, bill plf.iM- ilnn t tbrm* obtained t»y mot priming ahunt Start a mouth !it*hut" liau*pl.mtutc I htHIM'VUft*'* thrill Jvt* turn In a VS.IS tbrsr riitlin,:* \nss 1* ‘ hr turn* tn imiu* plat ut- the » til Iioiimm U-iinm- am! Ihe garth'll It* ss plant> f alii U 1*.fl \ "ort of dean . . 11-' M ss * ft. i t blit ih’-det III/. .) I, , eh in ii [. ">dt. r, riot phi"toi« tf .1 to lb. b* .1*1 • Mr I * fiuee men \s«r< anion*; Mo in iwj*i halt ilie"'* r * father i <i in N* u ^'uf k J**j thi’ in f* I Hat *«*11*»I hr *nif \ ro-li'Vrflt i*»n • I till1 1c,» Ififc.* dilllt 1 ? * • 0- half a .»> at l o"* the ! .1f11It - -I til* J i.J - ? I.SS S* Ml" v\*o id \* al * Nl."* h \\ l«***ak s* hoik Ifia tfil toll t a * e uhii mill iI*T tno'lier run* a f f a ill M - a| I .tflKi llleflt.* al '•’ p in T ardit i r*», Nu*iralia thou*' - th* ss in. lujo Med into 1 in-ri . 'hi ’ Nil ul, i'\ i t >!««!> slinLi " »l 1 flu Iwanly rna all tii^Mm " /ini' t of! " *1r* h,.ik vy.rh VViflj i f * a" ss * do 1lie in 1i te*i YinJk nnu .. unman i 'n "*i t mam even thr ( im and Inly MIC op nidi e twin ih*.t (silitit * >.iul lliii nrr. Tc!i pbmu-v fir -i wi re m 1111*1*1> \V..I1on, *| St I-nUl* ' I j ll,i . in tin While Itiiusv in >hop oss n. r and *t> J«* dn« « toi Iii'i'i iiitn-r nl ih.H ion «uni Hi it (* «k, *•j i d lit* change to Milthr** in frntmm* ! ii ii'IiJOfi ii Imi ss as a las tor in curls* rmiii'bai k Hatr *t>b * follow clothe * jd.Wt'*, hr said Ur i r duiiijs wasp*, loo HII-I A llgllkt i i >, al l >\ 'C jW id w L - I PH HO AfPOlHTMINl N1IDID • tILICTlOH Of I l Y l t A L P C I U r u u PO »l POATRAIf • B A IIIS AND C M IID I.N O f AIL A O U P O IT IA IT DILI v ia . D A l i r o n A 1IW PATS A n n TAEIW MCC RORY' Sanford, Fla �five Questions On Seminole Traffic Studied By Engineers Rr Dntti. Asotin Inf studied by members of Answers to f i r . Important the Oranx*.Seminole Joint Traffic questions now S r. tw- Planning Commie*bin, Gordon Orr, planning director, aaid ht a meeting of .nginrera and th . preaa in City Hall. T h . atudy ia being con­ ducted with t h . co-operation of the State Road Depart­ 'Thinking Day' Observed By Scout Troop i IT - 'Thinking Day," a special day celebrated each year on tha birthday of the founders nf the Girl Scouts In Eng­ land, was observed by Junior Girl Scout Troop 223. The Scouts, led by Carla Jarrell, Renea Park and Cindy Baker lit candles, gave the Girl Scout promise and Gained the World Associa­ t e pin. Thty said that Girl Scouts all around t h . world Join their thoughts and prayers for friendship and under­ standing. At the conclusion of t h . program, th . girls wer. presented with their pins by Iraders Mrs. Jo y c. Sawyers and Mrs. Margaret Burke. Highlight of the program was a talk by Mrs.- Millie Salter, who was bom and reared in Dusseldorf, Ger­ many, and recently moved to North Orlando. She spoke of her life as s child in Ger­ many, of youth setivitie. and schooling and taught the local girls some words and greet­ ings in German and a Ger­ man song. At another meeting the troop practiced mouth-tomouth reiu*cltatfnn on Resuai-Annir, under the leader­ ship nf Mrs. Martha Kilpat­ rick and Mrs. Edith Avene!, water safety instructors with t h . Red Cro.s. For this rtieetIng, scouts from Troop 503 and their leader, Mrs. Carolyn Levender Joined Troop 223. T h . troop is scheduled to attend the First Methodist Church II am. worship serv­ ices Sunday, In observance of Girl Scout Sunday, ment end a team of tranaportation engineering ipeciall.ta from Wilbur Smith and Aaaociatcs, of New Haven, Conn, , Here are the qutitiona: 1. Ia tha Lak# Jeaaup Causeway a feaaibl# project In proridlng north-aouth ac­ cent In Seminole County and, If ao, when ahould tha cause­ way tie constructed? 2. Wilt an Orlando Beltline limited access highway he of benefit to South Seminole Cpunty and. If so, when should It be constructed? 3. Are interchanges on 1-4 at Lakn Mary Road and at 25th Street extended (Paola Road) feasible and, if ao, when should these inter­ changes be constructed? 4. Should SR 415 be Im­ proved and is a newOsteen bridge justified on the St. Johns River? NOW THROUGH SATURDAY... , , i i n s 'c R E E D E U V E B T PRICES IN C IU PE ™ B , q ^ Hormal ami goatlo €]rclos Super rugged, family tire ' autom atic, loaded with luxury features, LMB210 M M l IT iOWI V i . ^K elvin ato r 2-Cyde Washer . ' A House Needy, LBJ Requests Saturday will be "Scrub Up Day" at South Seminole Ju n­ ior High School at Caisel berry. T h . Student Council la asking all atudent* who can to come out and participate la gelling Its. acbool la ahip ahap. order, W asher Freezer $ (1USSIE M ON h o i : Young. AMS :i. nerving with RVAH-3 nt San­ ford NaVul Air Station, linn re-enli.atcd in t lie Navy for nix yearn. He and Inn wile and non reside at Park Avenue Trailer Court. (Navy Photo) S cru b U p D ay Iljr ftanforh Wrralli Page 6— Fri. March 5, ’65 d is c o u n t Super rugged, family sizo autom atic, loaded with luxury features. Five year warranty. Sanford Elks Lodge 1241 it sponsoring a Nows Bbys Ap­ preciation Day l u n c h e o n March 13 at 2 p.tn. at the Elki Club"" on East Second Street. Following a program which includra allowing of muvirs, award* of appreciation will b . presented to the new* car­ riers by Wad. Snyder, ex­ alted ruler. Marvin Gray, project engineer for the SRD; Tom Rates, SRD. and Toht McCarthy, as­ sistant planner with the Orange-Seminole Joint Planning Council. q UM-IT V Norma/ £ Genf/o tycle selection Elks Will Fete Sanford Newsies tha area. Aspects of this survey will be explained to the people of Seminole Coun­ ty prior to commencement of the lurvey," Orr added. Present with Orr at the conference were Paul Conrad. R. A. Hubbard and D. Foxworth of Smith Associates; MAMMOTH SAVINGS CUBING lllimMi] ^ WASHINGTON (C PU Provident Johnson ssked Con grei* todiy to provide housing for one million needy families over th. next four yesrs. In a "m ena g e of the cltlei" John von proposed t new pro­ gram of root supplements for slum dw.ll.ru, the elderly and Ism tiles displaced by urban renewal or highway construe lion. The President also asked Congress for money to acquire and lix up existing house* foi needy families and to help low income home owner* to repair their dwellings. I, Should SR 44 be Improv­ and represent an up-to-date ed and should a by.pass be compilation of local municipal c o n s t r u c t e d to expedite and county toad plans," Orr through traffic around the told The Herald. city of Sanford? "The SRI) and their con"Map* illustrating the ex-1 aultanta are undertaking ini­ isting highway system and tial field surveys In the two committed road projects have county area and an inter­ been aubmitted for review viewing survey is planned in x Kelvinator* w 30" Elec. Range K e lvin ato r’N X 2 Dr. R e frige ra to r^ Unsurpassed beauty •.. advance styling E if f e l Unlimited heat settings Gleaming white porce­ lain 2 p ie ce b ro ile r . 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A tout (vw .n iood E V E R Y D A Y . �JA Y C E E S F E R T IL IZ E R D e m o c ra tic W o m e n T o P u s h J u v e n ile P r o g r a m SALE • SATURDAY, MARCH l.Tth Wheeler JC G-G-fi 25r<- Organic SJ.OO per 100 lbn., Delivered To Your Door Phone Orders Ilejnfc Taken NOW! Call 322-5181 — 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. PROCEEDS TO ------ J a y c e e 's C om m u n ity P r o je c ts Dy D n tt ir A m lin The probation-parole sys­ tem for juveniles mi approved by the 1963 legislature, but without the alloration of ne­ cessary fundi, will be pathed aeain thl* year by the Sem­ inole C o u n t y Democratic Women’s Club and the Fifth District of the itate organitation. The Democratic Women, lobbying in conjunction with the Federation of Women’! Clubi of Florida and the J u ­ venile Judges Association, succeeded in having a program for juveniles, titled the " A f ­ tercare Bill." approved two years sgo. This program paraltsls the adult probation and parole system. Now, the same organisations plan to work on the 1963 t.eg-' islature, which begini April 6, for the necessary moneys to finance the juvenile proba­ tion-parole system. They are asking VI.7 million to set up the c o u n s e l i n g system throughout the state. (Probation is a period when a convicted criminal is per­ C. Vernon Mite, former S e m i n o l e County juvenile judge, sp o k e to mt-mbeia of the Senyinole County Demo­ cratic Women's*"Cliln lb bring them ‘‘up to date" nn plan* to push tha proposal this year. He advised them to con­ tinue a three-point program to ( I ) contact local legisla­ mitted Ms freedom tinder supervision for the term of sentence. Parole ia the period after a convict ia released from prison under supervi­ sion for tha balance of an un­ finished term.) Florida's adult probation and parole system is rated one of the finest in the na­ tion. tive representatives; (2) mika contacts with other legisla­ tors in the district, and (3) organise lobbies at the state level. Noting that a new indust­ rial school ia scheduled to he buiK in the Central Florida area soon, Mire pointed out that an effective, rffi;!ent after-care program could help inrnnnnwuniimiiiii J.M.FIELDS" PHI CE SLASHING ST M l 4 GEEST STORES! K & S U R immeasurably in lessening tha percentage of repeat viola­ tion* of juvenile law break* era. "Term* of sentenre In In­ dustrial srhools, now about nine to 10 months, eould ba lowered to sis or severs months if youthful offender* could be released to .supervis­ ed control of qualified parola and probation counselors," ha said. " I t just doesn’t make sens# to have such a fine system irt this state for adult* snd yet not hav# an equally fins sys­ tem for juveniles," Mna dodared. . Tha former juvenile judga also ‘outlined to the Demo­ cratic women the needs of tha Seminole County court, which include nn additional iuvcr.ila counselor, a child guidance elinic for emotionally disturb-* ed children snd a juvenile de­ tention center. "All these are vitally need­ ed in our county, and as v s runtinne lo grow rapidly, tha need will heroine ever mnra critical. We niusl start nose' urging our county government^* of(n isj^s lo provide for ihesa nrrils," stud Mire. "We are larger than l.nka or Marion County, hut they already have all these things we are asking for now. They are III yea is abend of lia Sit these government function, an are most founties in thia slate," ho concluded. - | / one o f Am en M g manufacturer, conditioners N O R M A N K. 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W a guoranlaa your soliifoclion . . . no string!, ailharf Now pask of tha prkasl ITa a pUaiant luiprls* avary lima at J. M. fialds. . . shop Uisutaly. . . taka your lim a. . . tsa'ra avary avaning till 10.00 |uif for yoal Parking? Never a problem. Com* o«...|ust fry vs o n c a ... I ba bock ogoin and ogain, as thousonds all over fha country do aock day. You gat QUALITY at a DISCOUNT avary lines* you shop. And taatamber you can CHARGE-IT ot J . M. FIELDS. -V-e=T- 17” p o rtab le . I l ’n RCA V IC T O R M ■ I J l U r Ii#ra*aai)r ^ ALL 4 GREAT STORES OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. fo 10 P.M. 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(It aupar ••slail hr #**uUflf'tna and i3udit'a «>1itp1•4 urn-liar * u1h«>rtt> nf thta ait; and pi 01 m. an a f f r . ' l e U data I'ulfllah Marsh %. D ll Cl»k I I �dGqhtiqhJtA FRIDAY, MARCH I , IMS TV Time Show of the Night: 10-11 p.m. CBS. SUttery'* People. "Queetioo: Did He Who Made the Lamb Make Thee I " The ahocklni practice of how pareoti j e t away with child beating ia brought out in the open when an lncemed woman doctor dare* to report a caae. Her concern 11 re1 warded with a $ 100,000 lull for slander and, though doubt­ ful of the chance of victory, Slattery defend* her. The abow alra to n e of the frus­ trating imperfection* of our legal lystem, but hold* out hope for the future. Janice Rule plays the doctor. In many respect*, thl* show par­ allel* "The Defender*.” but makes It* point with effective simplicity. 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. Raw­ hide. "The Violent Land." Ouf old friend, the white girl, captured and raised by the Indians, is back again and, as usual, she's causing a lot of trouble. She’s torn between . remaining with her Apache family or returning to the ’ foreign w h i t e civilisation. Rowdy and the Apache chief, who've saved each other's lives in the past, fight over the confused girl and there are several irrelevant battles to keep things lively. Michael Forest plays t h e Apsche chief, who’s really a noble chap under it all. t 7:30 8:30 p m. NBC. Inter national Showtime. "Circus of fhe Little Mermaid." And once again it's a visit to Co­ penhagen's Circus Schumann (there seem to have been gage in an on-camera sibling enough visits to this circus rivalry which somehow man­ for it to have a series of its ages to drag hi Paar. Ja c k own) which means you'll be Burns and Avery Schreiber seeing some brilliant horse­ return for an extension to manship, plus a lot of acro­ their satirical conventioneer batics, plus one act that's routine, perhaps a shade mel­ lower than before. Florence strictly for the birds. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. J a c k L j lenderson sings "Who Can I Benny. " J a c k Brings Ed Vff] 1Turn to When Nobody Needs From the Vault." A sure-fire, Me" and "Do I Hear A laugh-loaded situation. In a W alts?" and introduces a fit of generosity. Ja c k brings new song, "Claw," for the the guard who's been watch­ first time ever. Sam Levenson ing over his subterranean talks appealingly about his vault up from the lower visits to entertain at an old depths for a look at the out­ people's home and reverse* side world. Not only does the an old Paar gimmick by read­ old gent fall to understand ing cards from old people on any of It, he even faints when vacation sent back to their he sees a copy of "Playboy." chlldren. 10-11 p.m. ABC. 12 O'Clock When he gets lost, Jack can't even convince the police he High. "T he Trap." One of ever really existed. Burt Mus- those dramas which play­ tin, one of the best old men wright John van Druten sum­ in show business, does a sterl­ med up as the cross-section ing Job as the confused watch­ of people who face danger in a lump. One of the principals man. 9:30-10 p.m. ABC. FDR. is Savage, and h* and four "Strife." This episode covers others are trapped in a cellar the special problems confront­ during an air raid and face ing labor during the early 30's the added peril of a bomb and the special solutions per­ which may go off momentar­ manently and temporarily de­ ily. Savage and a young boy vised by the Roosevelt admin­ try to fight their way out, a istration in the teeth of man­ young girl goes into labor, a agement opposition. The NRA, doctor retreats into the fetal the Wagner Act and Social Se­ position and a snobbish old curity are considered as are lady watches scornfully. All the turbulent and frequent that's missing Is the usual strikes of the period. An •** morality argument between a citing chapter of r e c e n t prostitute and a clergyman.' The situation, however, car­ American history. 10-11 p m. NBC. Ja c k Paar ries its own built-in tension, Program. (Color) Best spot so, it'll bold you, once you al­ on the bill belongs to the low yourself to get caught up 5ij)bthcr* Brothers who en in it. Sifobthrrs ® ljf a*nforb Crralft P a g e 8— Fri. M a r c h 5, ’65 Goodwill Tour Member To Talk W ar Comedy A t Drive-In Slate Of Officers Presented For CIP Al South Seminole For 7th Grade By Jane Ceeeelberry Speaker a t an all seventh gTad e assembly at South Sem­ inole Junior High School F ri­ day will be Claude R. Yerger who went on a People to Peo­ ple goodwill tour of Poland, Ruaala, Germany, France, Bel­ gium, and Holland in 1960. Ha ia here from Apollo, Pa. He alao will ahow alidea and film of hit trip to theae countries. Yerger ia the fath­ er of Mrs. Lucas Grila of Casselberry and the grand­ father of Charles Grile, a member of the seventh grade class. The tour group Inspected farms and conferred with farmers and agricultural experta. The visit was part of President Dwight D. Elsen­ hower's five-point plan to promote understanding of agr­ icultural methods and land productivity. Yerger will give the itudents an opportunity to ask questions following his talk. JU L IE ANDREWS and Jam es Garner, portray­ ing a British volunteer driver and a U. S. Navy commander in WW II. find themselves hcadover-heels in love in “The Americanization of Emily,” showing Sunday through Tuesday at the Movielnnd”Drive-In Theatre. Eugene E. Clark Succumbs Today Eugene Edwin Clark, 52. of Lake Mary Boulevard, died (hit morning. lie came here 17 yeari ago from Burlington, N. C., and was a true* driver. He w i i a member of F i n t Methodiit Church.’ Sanford, and of San­ (2 ) l u n g t r la My Dual- ford Elki Club. Survivor* ire hi* mother, naaa ( I ) S l l v#r W ln g a Mri. L. C. Burroughi, and hit ( 2 ) Tuple itep father. L. C. Burroughi, I (2 ) Wild K i n g d o m of L ik e Miry; three daugh- 1 ( 9 ) H«-I#nr# All f*i»r# te n . Mr*. Billy C. Winn, of (4 ) Monday with J # k Sanford; Mrs Bobbie Jo Mo<-j flanny (2 ) I t # . urn to Og er„ of Burlington, and Mri 44 i T»d M a t * Johnnie Miiet. of Graham, N i tfti TIIA <2> M*#t th# r r # M C and seven grandchildren. t € 9 2 bih C e n t u ry The body has been sent t o ! ift) n u t 4 S ft Now #«*opa Burlington for services and (ft) I'rn a Con (4 ) Many Ha pp y BMurn# burial. Granikow F u n e r a l Home w it in charge locally. 4 2 » TIIA Weekend Television 11:10 (*> Th. J.t.n n . FRIDAY P- M. I t ) Co rk y • CO (1 ) N s w t c o p t Coni. ( I ) .Ntwi, HporU. W o e ­ . th#r (I) N« walla# 1:10 ( I ) l l u n l l ’ jr • B r i n k ! # * (ft) Th# l i i k Mofl# (•) N#wa with W a l t a r Cronktt# 1:00 ( I ) Yancjr l>#rrfng#r 14) W r i t ! Karp 1 : 1 0 (2 ) I n t e r n a t i o n a l Sh o w tlm# (1 ) Y u u n i Pa op la'a Con«#rt _ •(JO (!) 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AUoraay for Board, Apopka. Florida. P u b l is h M a rc h S, l i t ; COK-U „ Daputy Clark PAUL C. I'KItK INB 142 Waal South Btraat Orlando, Florida PublMh March I, I I , I I , I f , 2MI C D K -lft ft 00 ft JO t 00 4 10 2 00 NOMINATED for 12 Academy Awards, "Ilecket," starring l’cter O’Toole, Veronique Vended nnd Richard Rurton, starts Sunday at the Kitz Theatre. 'Becket' A t Ritz “Becket." nominated fur 12 drama took place 6110 year* Academy Award*, start* Sun* ago. Since an important part of tbe events trikes place in ■lay at the Kits Theatre. The (K-nunuti-ins include Canterbury Cathedral, pro­ best picture, last actor (Rich­ ducer Wallis bad an exact ard B u r t o n N nd I* r t r r lepllcu of the church built on O’Toole I, heat •ohjr, Brat 0Up the largest sound stage in !*ewii W Rurgets. 7J, of 122 porting actor tJohn Giel Europe. The company moved G am ion Drite. died this and down England and irc-c tor up » — gudi, and l-est director morning al Seminole Memor <I'eter Clenvilli-L details t F lance W get the detui ‘ jSM k .< the production au­ isi llotpital after a short ill"Becket" tella the story ory or •, -* nets thentic. the famous 12 th century Preceded in drsth by his priest, Thomas Becket, who wife only a month ago. Bur became An bibi*h<-p of t'linlgets is turvited by a brother. •tbury, arc) the struggle he James Burcess. and two vis. bad will. In. king, ileiiiy II, t e n . Mrs Adi Urhty and Mrs. to free tbe church front sec­ Ida Edwards, all of Canton. ular rontrol. The adaption of MONDAY A. M. Ohio. Jean Anouilh's llioudwuy hit 4 #0 (2 ) Rign n# He came here six years ago examines the changing rela­ I IS € 2 9 Hu nahln# Alfnanao 4 23 *4) \ r » i A \V#ath«r The March meeting of the from Canton and was a mem­ tionship of the two men. In 4 So i 2 t I n t r o in t *h a ml airy ber of First Christian Church the to-ginning Urey Mte close North Orlande Garden Club t i l Hanna# |t#m»#t#r 4 3ft ( 4) N#wa A w # a t h # r of Sanford friends who spend their time will he held at 7 30 p m next JO# ' l ) Toda y Gramkow Funeral Home |s cavorting through the Eng­ Tuesday at the home of Mr* •4) Hunahln# Almanac 7 Ift 14 ) \Aak••up Moviaa in charge of arrangements. lish countryside after gamt- Barbara l.andress, 170 Lom­ « i*< I 'j i t ' n u n (d own N#wa aml girls. When Hot ket is bardy Bond Co hostess (nr the 2.1ft t l ) r a r n a . M a r k a l Rap art mude the Archlbishop, how­ meeting will be Mrs. R. E M l ( I ) Today ever, the impoiturire of the West. tftl Mirk ia E v a n a The workshop will consist 7 ftt t f i V#wa A \V#ath#r office alters his nature and I do (4 ) C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o ha becomes more removed of making delightful little • Ift ( S ) W a a t h e r • N i k i faces adprned with flowers from his king. I 10 4B ft ( a r t n o n v l l l # from large coffee cups and (2 ) T o d a y Filmed in Technicolor snd Edson Goit, 68. a resident of ft oo ( 2 ) I mv . r c a C o u rt ( 4 ) A m # tl ra n lti#t<>ry Geneva for the past (0 years, w i d e • s c r e e n I’anavision, saucers. Guests will he welcomed and •: ’ ft t» ) K i a r c l a a for Mod#rn died Wednesday night after a ["Becket" incur|iorat«* the ac­ Women tual locales against which the refreshments will be served. long illness ( 4 , Isaeala i)) A H a r ri o t 2 10 (ft) U nrl*l r i g u r a MkatIn# «*hampi u#hlpa ( ;> W.*i u r f ul VAa ri d uf • nl r (4 ) My V a vo i l t a M a rt i a n t DO (4 ) Kd Mulli v a n I 10 (2 ) Brand ed (ft) Itm a d s l d a • 00 12) Ilona n i * ( 4 ) F u r th a l'#op!a t ft) Mu v I • 10 00 ( 2) T h a Itoguaa i 4 ) • a n d 1 I « a mar a 10 10 1 4 1 W h a t a My Lin a 3 1.01 (2 ) N # # f f o f t * 14) t *BM N t » i , W # a th a r ( ) ) N# w •11 n • 1 1 ID «ft i Char kin#*# U 14 i 4) Advantur## In P a ra dla# 11 31 t >) Choc k m at# IJ i t i l l l '# t* r (iwnn Lewis Burgess Succumbs At 73 Garden Club To Make Little Story of a lov, match dur­ ing World War II, between an American Navy officer and a British volunteer, is "T he Americanisation of Em­ ily," atarring James Gamer and Julie Andrews and fea­ tured Sunday through Tueaday a t the Movieland DriveIn Theatre. The co-feature will be "Joy House," starring Jane Fonda. Hugh Prince say* this is strictly adult entertainment. Co-featured on Wednesday will be "W e ’re No Angela," in color, atarring Humphrey Bogart. Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov, and " 7 Days In May," with Fredrie March, Kirk Douglas and Burt Lan­ caster. The triple f e a t u r e for Thursday through Saturday, March 11-13, will be "F ath er Goose,” in color, with Cary Grant and Leslie Caron; "The I.ively Set," in color, starring James Darren, and "Jailhouse Rock,” with Elvis Presley. Metro-Gold win-Mayer’s new Msrtin Ransohoff production, "The Americaniiation of Em­ ily," bused on William Ilrndford Huie's -widely-read novel is packed with entertainment from its opening reel to final fadeout. In no-hoids-barred terms, it punctures mock heroics and preconceived notions as to what makes a coward or produres a hero in wartime and it tells its atory with laugh­ ter playing almost as much a part as its explosive impact. It might t>e described as a savage comedy about the lun­ acy of war. It ia also the story of a reluctant hero and a girl who falla for heroes— icluctantly. In Navy parlance, a "dog robber" j. the guy.^who gets the b e s t of everything for the top Brass, from tempting steaks to tempting redheads. That's the role played by James Garner, as hardboiled, aggressive and cynical Amer­ ican Lt. Cdr. Charlie Mad­ ison, stationed in London 1 prior to the Normandy inva­ sion. Dies At Geneva • 20 ( 4 ) B u m p e r B o o m fft) T h a M orning Movta I I 00 4 2 9 M a k e Ituom fur Daddy 14 |0 I » Ift 11.00 11:20 (4 ) CHS N#wa a» 3th Mika Walla* • (2 ) W h a t a T h la Bung 4Bft I L a v a l.aay « 2 ft N B C N#wa 14 ft Andy uf M * ) harry | l) C o a c # n i r a l l # # tft) |)#*#n»h#r B t i d a 14) T h# MrCoya (2 ) J # o p a r d ) ( I ) P r l c a la lUgh t Born in Walkerton, ind , he wst a member of Uie United Brethren Church in Wslkerton, Oviedo Masonic Lodge 2(3 and Order of Eastern Slar, Seminole Chapter 2 Surviving is his wife, Firs Margaret L. Goit. Ilrisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. It) I*) It tt (*l I t to ( i ) (tl <() t l : ! S <•) ||:|l ( t ) 1:00 ( ( ) (I) 1:11 l:(t 1:1* l:H *>*• S Id I:tf *:** l it III* CM Ill* | :N till ItM (•) II) II) (I) (•) (I) (•) (I) (I) tl' (I) (I) (I) tit (I) (It (It (It (tt (It (It (tl (It (It fit Ill til (It (It (It (>> (It W h .s L o . . ot L i t . Donn. II..4 CBS N .w . T r u t h or C . a s t q u .n c *. 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K Ta Baavar 7:18 9:00 N o l l e * Is h . r . b r « l * * n o t l a . l * a l l o a t a a p p ly to I h . l t d M M l o a of t h * F l o r i d * L . ( t . l * > ( u r * ( o r p * . * * c * o f * o Act r . U t l n . t o t h « p u r c h s * . fr o m t h . D . p s r t m . o l o t C o r r o c i l o a s . of f o o d s t u f f * , o t n n . d g ood * * * d product bp th* B h .rlff of l . m l n o l * CountPI I h * llo .rd «( P u b lic l n * t r u r t l o * o f ..n i l B s I s C o u n lp , Snd H . m l o o l . Cu un tp ; s u t h o r l . l n . t h * P . p s r t m . u t of C o rr*ctlo *. to * . ( l * n d t h . C c u n t p , C o u n l p u n i t * an d o f f i ­ c i a l * t o h u p ; pro v id in g s u t f f o e t l v * d o t*. . P u b l is h M a r c h *. 1 I M Q D K -lt . M in t STARTS 12 . Academy Award Nominations Urludinc Best I'ielur* Best Actor s: o r i.Kuiai. v r i i i * M i n t k u r i . c t t i . i . ation T i l XV li t )M I T XI XV ••'N<-|:HS N ottr. I. h . r . h r « l v » n -if I n t . n t l u n to ap p l r t o I h . ! * d ..• • Io n o f I h . t-'lurlvt* t u r . fur p . . * * s > " f * n Act r«l.ttn g to H .m lhol. Ci-u ntp. l -r - v i . lt n a f»*r t h . s r q u l . l t l n n . ( v - n . t r u r t l o a *n<l m c t n t . n . n r . o f p u b lic h o»t . n d w « t c r c r * f t l . u n - h l n s r a m p . , pro v id in g for t h . . s p . n d l t u r . of f u n d . ; provi-tlna fo r c o o p . r . t l v . • • > . . m r n t . w ith ■ o v . i n m . n t a l u n i t , of t h . l l n l l . d * t . i . s , " » h . H t.t., end u th .r cou n tl*. of Ih. S t s t c ; p ro v i d i n g * n . f f e e t t v . dolt. 1'ubll.h March S. IS O C D K -41 R O BERT GOULET A . Luncheon: 11 am. Dinner: ( :30 p m. US 1 South You’ll Love I "D A W N " The Gnl From "Down Under” Every Friday NIr Ii I O (Ladir* hour. (.30-6 70 Drink. Ic per tear *«•• ' WIN PA SSES TO S E E MGM’h •THE AMERICANIZATION OF EM ILY” DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN T I L 3 A.M. NIGHTLY ARE YOU SEEKING that elusive quulity of "a linos- VA LD EZ H O TEL *■ A N O T H E R FA BU LO U S NEW SHOW MOVIELAND — BOX 531 OR LEAVE AT BOX OFFICE. F IR ST 50 CORRECT ANSWERS WILL R E CE IVE A F R E E PASS TO S E E MGM's " T I I E AMERICANIZATION OF EM IL Y" (C LU E S LISTED BELOW) V4 V.... A T T H E CAPRI — • \\ Sonny Bloch's Elephants” (FOUR F R ID A Y . 9 MAN MUSICAL COMIIO) b S A T U R D A Y N IG H T FIR ST SH O W A T 9 P. M. Open From 10 A. M. Till 2 A. M. - Mon. Thru Sai. C O C K T A IL H O U R S 4 :3 0 - 7 :0 0 P .M . D IN IN G & D A N C IN G ------ A L S O ------- tflllit Snso-tCH J K90JUVI pvMIlV.N 7m b A m e R ic a n iz a n o n PETER orE m i i Y . . . “P ia n o B a r ” E v e r y T u es. - W e d . - T h u rs . E v e n in g * F e a tu r in g “ B u r t A t T h e P ia n o ” C A L L 322-1251 FO R R E S E R V A T IO N S CO FE A TU R E _ 9:30 F I R S T SANFORD SHOWING m iJane FondaIAlain Delon |Lou Albrighi J oy Ho u se Fm bvi HEY THERE, you with the question in your eyes? Are you looking for something to msk* you laugh, chuckle, grin or gasp? Then we‘ can tell you where to go —to the CARIBE C O C K T A I L LOUNGE In the Veldez Hotel. What’s so funny theru? I t’s tha sophisticated pictures, with the clever gag captions that your host ha* hung on the wall*. Dozen of them, all chosen to tickle you, shock you, and delight you. And if you order a few rounds whila you are making your way around the "gallery," thet’e part of the "picture," too. • # • SPRING IS COMING end flowers nnd buds and heart* are swelling and bursting into bloom. It’s sweethrnrt tlm* end tbe place to take your sweetheart Is to the LAKE MONROE INN. They have something speciul for lovers — it’* .* Sweetheart Stesk — Just for two. Juicy, tender, delicious. Your * » n thi-.rt will think you me so smart for thinking of this giand idea. If. heuven forbid she doesn't like steak —don't de­ spair-— she'll love their pit harhectn' everyone dor* And then there's the music of the Ktngsmrn to plnv (or your darning *<• you ran hold hrr close. Try Our Delicious PIZZA PIES Home Made nnd Prepnrcd By Us Not Juwt An Ordinary Mix TA STY CHARCOAL STEAK DINNERS Using Only The Best Prime Beef For All Our Steeka # . FOR YOUR ENTERTAIN51 ENT T H E C A ST A W A Y S DANCING STARTS AT 9:30 P.M. Phon# 522-1251 N EW — AT TH E SONNY Bloch nml tho "Elephants" will he nppenrin« a t the Capri Restaurant today ami Saturday. That's t li »> "Elephants" at the top and in the bottom photo in Sonny, h i m s e l f , swingin' nnd shoutin'. fflisudim jcdtsi > Seminole County'* RESTAURANT A SUPPER CLUB NO MINIMUM NIGHTLY NO COVER G EN E II) Jan* Ca 0M*lberr) Hoy Scout Cutup I.nnochc win* thr uccnr last *«»*k*nd of ('•Hiu'lhrrry Troup 341*0 Knth er Son Cnmpoul. Thi 0 nnnunt affair I1110 Ionic been known 0« a hurbingrr of cold wi utli* r r nnd t li in year was no t*x rvption nlthouirb tin* temperntuic 0 in the 40V Ho med billmy compared Ia» previous low * Although filial feljou whip 10 thr pittnaiy objective for the campout, m.»n> of th*•■'out* ut'ir •hit* to |>0*« reijulieim-nt* for advaiuement du 11tic the wcvkfiiil • • • ( limnxiMtr the event un# a CINDERELLA. CINDER bin bs s ue nt Sunday noon oitb ELLA, who will she lie? This 11 iio'iilhuutri Ifift; menu con is the question that will hr *•l•(11uit s.f beef and poik bn decided Mart'll 2t at Mrlodce bee He, Im.ill It If beat)*. Skating Kink a* ten of S»n nnd li* - 1 I\ baked pie.ford's loveliest skaters com CantpitiK toil f o r the wrrltpete for the title, *t the an end u i i s ' S c o u t m a s t e r l e d nual Heart Fund Hrnrflt Show Much excitement Is he Daniel and #oni. Hill and Timmv, Kddie « untilf f nnd io n *, tng generated at practice l e ­ sions fol llie big show con E'iwNid nnd d im Kiod Stc« d* llnue and ticket* sre now on I n . S r mm.I It ; I't sd lliwtltnr sale. This is alwavs one <>( and J o h n , Hud Miller und (lie highlights of Die >esr. and Todd, Wa lly K f l i n e nnd Da (he Mclodee .Skating Bilik al vid, 1 mm'II S c o t t and |)nnny; ways puts on s real first rule J o h n McManus snd Mike, show, with original choreog­ T ro y t ox nml l l u i a t n ; Wii raphy for the skate-dance laid V in*; and Alan and At numbers hy Sheila Best Al t h u r; W illiam Rhoden snd hers This year Ihe talented Dontn and Walt Itik'llin; and Sheets is joined by broDtet luii ry U ( h r r Scouts attending Chuck Best, who has turned Itex pro *Dd this unique team Is weit Allen Sullivan. busily engaged in (caching Plane, Bill Dempsey, Pete the routines snd steps to s Montgomery, Terry Jacknon, huge cast of performers. Com­ Steve Nival t ) . John liarpeting (or Cinderella's crown wood, Mike St<»ph«d, AHen sre Judy Boone, Jo Ann Bry­ IlltchcoeV. f'batlew C’hMpman. ant, Cindy Kennrdy. Diana Roy Templi toll nnd Ste\e I.iStumpf, Polly Pcdrlck. I’aity Jsc. Baker. Linda Noel, Joy Hsr TJi.»r wl,o went up for the vey, Shirley Lavender and batlwrur nnluilr.i Mr* Wil­ Debbie Downey. liam Rhode*. Mrs rartoll Scott ami haien; Mis Fred The body of th* relrbrated Bistlinr. Waller and France*; Dune f ■ah is filled with fin* and Mr. and Mis. Leonard I-ones, much like shad and Cassrltiriiy, Melinda a n d i-erring. Cathy. SH A FER and F R IE N D G l 'Y AND GIIU, DUO excellent musicians — fine entertainers DINING — DANCING Father-Son Campout Field By Troop 341 BLACK KNIGHT LOUNGE OPEN 4 T I L 2 A.M. JU ST O F F IIWY. 17-92 N. OF C A SSE LB E R R Y ON SEMINOLE I1LVD. MATCH FOR SIGNS ACROSS FROM DOG TRACK ROAD. PHONE 838-7212 ' Ik : _____ Dance Eye Bank Month Observance Sel has been named '• N ati on al M arch Eye Han k Mon th *' an d lo c a l Ihe 01 fc’ a n i i a t i-m, S I I K H A . in j o i n l n j : th e duve the Eye H an k and how to th e to h ute d In s|>ecial poster K IN G S M E N hold­ tv e\ Cft a f t r i tb n th mi th.it Mimr- Mi# W ood Miff •'aid t!n«t t«> d a t e .VJn p attn o f e y e s h a v e ri nnd executive •ecietaix of SIIKHA, and Re\ E I* ID h ai.ls. ■Imii man of Ihe l.oai.l, #iili| that 11"-it ViimD <*f h'tif |«ta de#*»|bina thr w»*lk **f llo s s m a n 's en* tliK ou rh oiit S e m i n o l e 101111 t(* en li«t p le d p e a (»f m o l e p e lmi 111> who ww h !•» d o n n te t h e n Olie •Ifte n.nv ftre Ml# I* f W o o h u f f , fou nil Jack m a k e d o n a t i o n s w ill he d i s t i l - m u sic o f an d l b Hat v din ing: and dine in style — on delicloua tin# month l*een pb'ilftt* d hy ft" a « 5 .V *fV io»*l drnla and Id wet# .»f eve* al rend) h,i\e hiVii suit to th* I .1 Hill.* M)ibr Medical I . . . ! ter nl t laine^ville, |*i**%l«llliK %cht fot p«*i-» .ii# j _ vi — S IR L O IN F0R T W 0 ! Complele Cherrosl . . . . . . < t . Itr.'llrii Steak Ihmu-r I'ur Two — 8.MS REAL OLD FASHIONED PIT BARBECUE > ou r I ' m n r H e M •1***1 le*> NlK htlv lii llie I amplightrr I "iinm al llie f n x o r il e food nml fu n »pn( — Freddie's Sleu k House Cenlral FlirrldH’s O ldest A Finest Lake M onroe Inn I Ml. NORTH OF SANFORD ON IIWY. 17-91 lO hv w ill bs. ^ im lsiA slla} F R ID A Y N IG H T SPEC IA L! FISH FRY ALL YOU CA N AD U LTS *1 35 EA T — CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER *1 00 Left (o right, hack row: Judy Honor. Jo Ann lirynnt. Cindy Kennedy, Diana Slumpf. Polly Pcdrlck. Front row: I’jilly linker, Linda Noel, Joy Harvey, Shirley lavender, Delibie Downey. “Cinderella” will be announced at the Heart Fund Benefit Skating Show SUNDAY, MARCH 21, AT 7 P.M. Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Friea Baked Beana Grits Huah Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea B o y . 17-91 ft*. Sanford • Three Nights — Thurs. Through Sat. • By 25(4 Dark Dr. Fri. March 5, ’fi5— Page 9 R e s ta u r a n t an d Loun ffe M asln e A Bob Hancaek RESTAURAN T & COCKTAIL LOUNGE ^irslb A R - LOU phere” which seems to have so much to do with the en­ joyment of good food, good company and good liquor? You’ll find no more delightful atmosphere than that at Freddia’a Steak House in Fern Park. It it the feeling of graclousneaa, luxury and leis­ ure, which is enhanced by the early Amrriran style in tha Lamplighter Lounge nnd the Gaslight Room. The cuisine It in keeping with this atmotphre and it all adds up to the very best. • • • 0*n*d A Operated Bo had ta pay tor hit Ufa...with tora! A • THE T It A D E W I N D S Cafeteria is the only reetaurunt of It. kind in Seminole County end the kind uf (lining the) feature—with all the t».t.-tempting m a y of drliclous foods right before your ,-yu* cannot lull to I*e appeal­ ing Besides that, you ran have tile same fine food serv­ ed In your horn* or club thruogh th. TRADE WINDS excellent catering eervic*. Be sure and check with them about tins before your next big event. . . . F R E E — 50 T IC K E T S — F R E E jarneR'Andrews'D ouglas _ , •THE TIM E T R A V E L E R S” V 1Ml* , • Dancing "On The House” SCIENCE-FICTION — OUTER SPACE ADVENTURE ill •kOKOBDO 0WU8W W W J W W \ O l'R NEW DAYTIME BARTENDER NO. 3 AT 11:00 ONLY ---------------------------- * • COMING YOUR WAY at the CHECKMATE S U P P ER CLUB In Casselberry is Gene Shufer snd his "Friend" two exciting young personal­ ities fresh from th* Port-oCiiH, (lie Outrigger and many otlii-r supper rluh* around I'iiiiida Specialists In Sophie Heated round. Gen. I. .aid lo In- su|>etl> on the organ and plan--— and his witty palter will keep you laugh­ ing. » lnn )" u 'i c not sighing oter llie vibrant voice of Julia. Iliese two ran n-ally get with it " Hear them to. night at tlie CHECKMATE, mat on Seminole lioulevaid. Watch for Die sign*, near the Dog Track Rd. • • • We Provide the Finest Catering Service in Central Florida FEATURING HEADLINE TEENAGE RECORDING STARS PLAYING — 8 UN-, MON., T U B S . (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) 7:00 # 11:00 N ITELY BURTON 0TOOLE H A L W A L L I S - ^ - JJ A*, i mUmm ^ E C 2:15 p m. 8:00 p.m. U j l i l l v / i T / e/ ^ * ( I .) Hubert Ta>lor drop, (hr first atomic bomb. (2.) Spenrer Tracy is the dead pilot who rumea bark tu earth. (3.) Van Johnson is s flyer under the command of Grn Doolittle. (4.) Irene Dunne trnds a wounded soldier, her non, Peter l.nw ford. (5.) Hieardo Montalhan loses his unit and freeze* t» death. ( 6.) Serviceman Hubert Walker mrrla and marries Judv Garland within 2( hours. (7.) Tom Drske assembles the liomlr bomb snd is ex­ posed to deadly ray*. ( 8.) Clark Gable is a snobbish army doctor who loves hi* nurse. Lana Turner. ( I . ) (ireer Garson typifies th* brsvc Homes of « o r torn England. (10.) Clark Gable is a general who wants to bomb 3 Ger­ man plane factories. • am/ T O V D r°RJ D ANDY WILLIAMS Hey movie fans, the great World War II comedy is eominx to town. It's MGM's ‘T h e Americanization of F'mily I" How i. your movie memory on MGM’s other great film* sboul World Mar II? See if you ran supply Ihe movie title from the hint. Send your a m * ere to 'em in all over Florida and here's .a hint—ona of their most famous songs is called "Tha Beetle Squash!" MAMA MIAI What a pitta they serve at the MAR LOU Restaurant and C o c k t a i l Lounge! Have you tried it? Ahh, then you are "in the know." if you are "out,” then don't say we didn't tell you where to go to eatisfy that special craving that can only be aatisfied by succulent, crispy,* spicy pixzal Those folks at the MAR LOU know Just how you llks it—they know how to do your eteuke, too, and they have them in all sixes to fit your appetite. ORLANDO- 2 Try them this weekend end hear "The Castaways." • • • Psitnood Pin. HEY, I T 'S F R I D A Y Seminole Plata ,il C.mrihr •9 AGAIN! Tim* for a mouth­ watering fish dinenr at tha PIN EC R EST INN. Maxine COCOA and Boh Hancock are out 109 Maryland thera right now, getting ready fur the crowd of happy customers that will be lining up for this specialty. They LEESBURG are making crunchy huah 900 N. Bird. puppies, spicy baked boane, creamy slaw and all th* other trimming* in big quant­ ities, so you can have all you can rat! And remember, they do this same bit with fri*d chicken on Monday nights. pierce And their fried chicken is lip* smackin’ good. Stanlown . . . T H E T.A.M.L SHOW” ” JcO L O K ! OPEN 12:48 — SHOWS AT 1:90 - 1:39 - 8:08 • 8:48 a "show business wife,” and you will get to. meet both of them. You'll also meet the other member* of the famous group, Sonny himself, I^ren C»rl, and Joe Cascio, the only bachelor left among the Elephants. ' He sure to catch this show nt 10, 11:30 p.m. and 1 a.m. Fi May or Saturday night. This group has been parking You'll enjoy the surprising vkriety of delicious foods and the fast, ccurteous service at the Trade Winds Cafeteria located next to the theatre in the Seminole l'luza Shopping Center on U.S. 17-02 be­ tween Sanford snd Orlsndo. Tender, prime meals, gurden-fresh vrget*ides, appetizing salads and your fa­ vorite pie or cuke. On Tuesday evenings, we offer a 10nz. New York Sirloin Strip conked to your order for only 7He. Thursdaynight is Family Night with free de«srrta for all. Saturday night is Steak Night — a big. -III. T-U ne steak cooked to your order for only $ 1 .00. NO. 2 A l 9:10 ONLY • l*r*i#l#- T ' l WHOM I T MXV I ’tiN- 'SH lN : Nod- • l# h e r r Ly gi*#»» of I n ­ te n t i o n «•• • 3*3*1 r to th# 1 B I H###lon of the F lo rid # Le g'# U t u r e fo r |*a»##g# of an \ v t r e l a t i n g to w a t e r an d ##wag# f# llltl## in Hamlnol# C o u n t y , p r o v id in g fo r (h# rr(|U»r#m#nt of •l#po#lta t-» provld# for f u ­ tu re w a t e r #f»«l »»**•*!• f#rl1lt ie 9 . p r o v id in g f**r a a c h d#|x*#ita prior to Ilia f i l i n g of plat# , pr t i d i n g for th# e#t#h. I l a h m e n f of an r " * account, pr .. t i d i n g fo r th a r e p e a l of U h a p te r 41*4 00 !.# # • of F l o r i d a . t*r vidlng an • f f e . I t t # dal# I'u b llah Mart h t. l>43 I ' D K (1 R IC H A R D SUNDAY SANDRA DEE jfrjipldns ~ C lean S h av en TABLE H O P P IN G Dining Out? For Birthday 1:00 8:10 s o T i r . o r i.B U i.L s n o s i TO WHOM IT MAT CONI'KBN: To Give Party Island Ol’ KN 12:15 SHOWS AT 3:05 Legal Notice hr K lo m U (ur# f**r |»####0 # of #n At l r» 1 y i » ,u ( . Semt nol# «*"Unt> . pfo* tid in g fo r li #n»lr»g. bon ding • r .I r k«4?nln#t ion * f b uilding c<inir 0 * t*.f# In ift#nilno'l# •'••un?) . [.f . ii - l l i o i fo r . l i f e ! •*lti*nt and l i r n s l t l . . f . r vb-U tlon h . t * o r . p r o v b l ln g . n . f f e e t l v * d a l * , l - o l .l i . p M a rc h i . I K S rliK -tl CARROLL RA K ER is the fury and George Muharis is the force in the explosive movie "Sylvia.” This Paramount releuse is now show­ ing at the Cinema In Seminole Plaza. TODAY & SAT. Ry Dottle Austin They arc coming to San­ ford at last — the fabuluous Elephants — led by Sonny (p lm h ! . You can sec them, hear them and join them In their delightful playing, singing and comedy show at the CAPRI RESTA U RA N T — (where else?) all this w-eeirend. three shows each night! Strange as it seems, the Elephant called John Lind­ sey will he bringing his brand flew bride to watch him per­ forin with this crazy quartet. She’ll start right off being a Old Glory Unit T u \v H< 'M IT XI A Y <"< > N O :llN ': N,.11 « 1 • h # r r l ’> « *#n of Int e n ' t o d I •• 03*1*1 ' to th# I B ! Ml GU I T . I ’. D I O H — F u n e r a l ##rvlceg u f Kdaon (lo ll. 41. of Qan#va. who <SI#d \V#dn##day, w ill ba hald a l 2 p m (U i u rday a l B r laaon F u n e r a l llom#. S a n f o r d , w i t h Httr. W . M Grogan and H#». W. E T t m m a o f f i c i a t i n g B u rt a l will ba In O i B l v a r « m # t # r y . Brla* •on F u n a r a l H a m a In ch a r g a . In Spring . . It's Time To Dine Out Day theme. Legal Notice Funeral Notices HUKftg, 10 w,— Body of l•#wIs W !lurge#9. 72. who died todgy, will be 0hl|tpe<| Halurday night lo I’tnlon, Ohio, fur i#rvlce# and burial V(#l(lng hour# 0t (Iromk-w Funeral llom« In Hanford will b# from 2 until I p nt Hat* urday. Oramkow Kuner al llom# In charga. xlhr * tJaitluril a MONDAY r . M. 1 1 0 . ( I ) r«> modest amount, and the Ham Dinner scheduled for 5-7 p m. March 12. Tickets for the din-»'/ ner are available at the school or from room mothers. Christy Hvrp, principal, an­ nounced that work on the new five-clan room addition to th« school has been started. The third grade had be­ come so crowded that it wit Decenary to form a fourth c l a n and M in Barbara Coltf) bert I* the new teacher. Hirp said that the estimated enrollment fo- next year will be near the 700 mark. Int he interest of safety, tha school bus stop is being chang­ ed from the Burger King in Casselberry to the corner of Fern and Normandy Road The program was presented by South Seminole County Co*) ordinstor for the American Red Cross, Mrs. James Birkenmeyer, and Water Safely Instructor, Mrs. Eggers A film, “ Teaching Johnny To Swim" was shown. "Registra­ tion for the Rummer program will be held al the Casselber­ ry Fire Station, June 5, from 9-12 a. m. Anyone interckted^ in taking life saving or water* safety instructor courses should contact Mrs. Birkenmeyer now. Following the program, re­ freshments of cupcakes, punch and coffee were served by the sjxth ^ mother4. I )ff o r j. ^ we„ 0D the st FORT HOOD, Tex. (L T D — Whiskers do not have a rhaf<e at Fort Hood, a military res­ ervation In central Texas The By Donna Estes 37.000 strategic Army troop* The Auxiliary Unit of Old stationed there spent I'Vt.OUO Glory American Legion Dost on shaving cream 1**1 year, 183, Altam-mte Springs, will the Army said. give a "Happy Birthday Par­ ty" in honor of the l-egion's ( 6th anniversary following the March 15 meetings at the Post Home on Prairie Lake. District Commander Caro­ line Frid will make her regu­ lar visit at this time and all member* of the post and auxi­ (iro u n d b re a k in g s liary are urged to attrnd Seventh day Adventists will A nominating committee to break ground Sunday alter- recommend a .late of new I noon in Forest City for twot auxiliary offiters will be ap­ major building projects . . . |pointed by U* president dur­ |c T IL L 2:00 the new church building on ing the business session. MON. - F B I .' the campus of Forrxt l.ake | Academy and the retirement TONITE A SAT. home, to lie owned and oper­ ADMISSION ated by the Adventists' Flor­ » 1 nn per ida Conference, located on I . U U CARLOAD J i ’i c i : Highway l i 92 Just west ol NO. I AT 7:00 ONLY ilc-ar Lake Boad. "PD RATHER HE RICH" ‘Cup’ People Edson Goit, 68, By J i m Casselberry Name* were submitted by the nominating committee for officen for the 1965-68 icbool year at a meeting of the South Seminole Elementary School Council of Parent* and Teach­ er* in the auditorium Tuesday night. The ilate consisted of Mr*. William Eggers, president; Mr*. M»y Oitrow, first vice pre*ident; Mr*. John Van Eepoel, second vice president: w .v Mr*. Robert y' 8 secretary; Mr*. Richard Web­ ber, . corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Robert Carrick, trea­ surer. Election of officers will be held at the April 6 meeting. A resolution was pissed sup­ porting the proposed metro phone system for Seminole County. Mrs. William Eggers, ways and means committee chair­ man, presented a short film showing scenes from last year's Spring Festival. She announced that the last meet­ ing to plan this year's event will be held at her home on Lake Howell Lane at 10 a. m. Thursday, April 8. The festival, which is the CTP's principal fund raising event, will bt held April 21. Other current projects arc the "Powwow Potluck" Cook­ book containing recipes submilted by parents snd teachera which is on sale for a very l/A H E L P S U P P O R T Y O U R C H O IC E O F “C I N D E R E L L A ” B Y D O N A T IO N S TO T H E H E A R T F U N D IN H E R N A M E ! A P E N N Y A VO TE! . T ic k e ts fo r th e S k a tin g Show and fo r Hpeclal s k a tin g p a rtie s a r e av ailab le from c o n te s ta n ts . P ro c e e d s to th e h e a r t fund. • S K A T IN G R IN K ~ * v - T V Time Previews O n o ra R d . a t S a n fo rd P la z a Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 P h o n e 322-9277 o r 3 22-9353 • - * �1 r Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them ! Call 322-5612 Classified Phones II ti It ** p 7r«« 9 iB (trl c. ■ II SEMINOLE LODGE NURSING a n d CONVALESCENCE R ESID EN C E P. 0 . D o i li ft* , S a n f o r d . P I* . I S * SOU TH B A T A V E Ph. 2 7 1 - I T t l C« 4. 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F e r n l*a rk. t e r e d a g a l n a t y o u f o r lha r e ­ T h a P l a c e of V o t i n g w ill ba a t l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h * C o m p l a i n t . F l o r i d a , an d file tha o r i g i n a l A- D. l i l t , an d If you f a l l t o l y - t h r a # foot C a p r i T r a i l e r , ID 322-5612 JOHN K. FOX, ANNETTE Realtor St. Johns Realty 425-5938 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice tha V i l l a g e O f f i c e . R oom 4, North O r la n d o Co. B u i ld i n g , L o n g w o o d -O v itd o R o a d In tha V illa g e o f N o rt h O r l a n d o - and tha polla w i l l ba op en fr o m 7;22 A. M. to 7:22 F. M. H ele n F. G r e e n w ill ba C l a r k o f lha E l e c t i o n an d K a t h l e e n Memory . K llaabcth At ch te on and U a a l o a U c u c h t a w i l l ba l a apactora. All p e r a o a e d a a l r ln g to a v a i l tha m ev lvee oi t h a i r r i g h t of fr a a c h l a a w ill r e g t M a r a t once . 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Ihla 2 4 lh day of F e b r u a r y . 1242. (F E A L ) Arthur H Beckw ith. J r , C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : K llaabath Bruanahan D C. J O S E P H M. M U R A S K O Attorney at l a w p. a B ob 225 F a r * P ark, Florid a P u b l la h F o b . 22 * M ar . 12. 1211. C D J-lrt do so. a de cr ee pro c o n f e a s o will be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you, an d ea c h o f you. fo r th e r e li e f p ra y ed f o r In aald c o m p la i n t. T h e n a t u r e e f thle eu lt le to q u i e t t i t l e to aald land In th e p l a i n t i f f s . O T T O H. F I N C K and ANNA F I N C K , hie wife. W I T N E S S my h and an d o f f i ­ c i a l s e a l o f oaid C o u r t nt S a n * ford. S e m in o te C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. t h i s 3rd dag 4 ( M a rc h . A D . No. 52127741241. An n b b r t v l a l •d t i l l * o f aald caua a b aln g J a n n r L T ork. P lain tiff, ear•u* G er ald O T o r k . 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V irg in ia a v # or call r ? 4 E x c e l l e n t co n d iti o n l l . l S n usual? Like a large swim* o w n t r 322-1107. o r b r « t c ash o f f a r . B e n f o rd ruing pool, ons acre Mg ehads 321-4940 treee, a coneervat ry? S e a r I-DEDBOOM. I Bath, fully atr17-11 and In te rela te 4 FHA rondltmned 4 heated No appraNed valua lll.oofl. Own. qualifying 9100 down, and 10,1. Mobile Homes - Kent cr. h e lia ry 998-4114 evening* a**um e payments 322-7011. A weekend*. I 1/1 FI. I HDRM T r a i l e r nn 7075. Management and Sales Broker 2 B E D R O O M HOME . ! g e room#, h ard w o o d fl oor* , a i r eond., c e n t r a l h e l l h eet, a t t i c fa n. o n * o w n e r , l a r g e c orr t*r lot C a l l 122-4742 or w r i te llox ITS, S a n f o r d l U r a l d . $100 D O W N 3:2-fC«« Free I»rlv* 92.010$ P lig h t B A N K '^PO SSESSIO N * Chav. 11 099 bal. $46 C h a r. SI 199 bal. $38 M ercury 17 92 bal. $37 R a m b le r | 7 9 I bal. 137 Lincoln 1399 bal. 129 C h a r. $897 bal. f 3 2 Ford $881 bal. 139 R a m b le r $S97 bal. 112 F a l c o n 1798 bal. S38 P ly m ou th 1399 bal. 124 Opal 1691 bal. 132 Olda $191 bal. $21 Olda $.'>91 bal. $32 Olda $997 bal. $12' Dodge $381 bal. $29 D c S o to $39 9 bal. $19 llulrlt $88 4 bal. $32 Chcy . $399 bal. $31 C h e r . $29 3 bal. $11 M er cu ry $797 bal. $37 Corvalr $891 bal. $39 Mercury $199 baL $19 I'o n lla c $299 bal. I l l ( hey. $19 5 bal. $10 P ly m ou th $299 bal- $17 Yolka $687 bal. $32 Renault $39 9 bal. $24 M er cu ry $11 9 bal. $4 K>|ult). Pattern , SA N FO RD IUIZ OPEN In mo. mu. $100 DOWN mo. For thle lovtly I Br home. Kitchen fully eqp Most a t ­ mo. tract ive o jrn e r lot. All thta mo. for only — 147.11 per mo. P. 4 1 Total price 112.100. mo. mo. mo. mo. IN VESTM EN T 4 R E A L T Y mo. 111 N P ark Ave. I22-9172 mo. mo. mu. mo. Bio. mo. mo. F H A - V A H O M ES 2. I. 4 I BEDROOMS mo. I. P i 4 t RATH8 mo. KIT CH B N E Q U I P P E D LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS mo. F o r C om p lete I n f o r m a t i o n mo. He* or Call Tour mo FH A - VA mo. SA LES BROKER mu. \Y* Have The llume Fur You mu. mo. mo. mo. I K I P A R K D R IV E $100 DOWN naTTi 2 I I . m*. C O U N T R Y HOME 4 take yra. old over p a y m e n t * . 9)9 - 0 9 9 4 2S Ill- T ill NIOllT S I t- 4114 113-4141 Y O U * IN V E 8 T M IN T • • • AT M A O K L I-B U ILT D e lt o n a You h o e t o adaantet* o»#i olhei inyotors to Dattona homavtea —you r# Ooi# anouxh to >»• h o . I*»t Meckla a UH.l and I ' t . l t l t community <• growing. And whan # community grow#, tend valuaa grow .i lh it. Drive over lodar and hod out tor yourietf h o . |uit $10. etarta you on the . a y to owning o apacioui Dolton# homailla, with Cantral Watar Malm and Pared Straati locludad In the tu'l low price ot only $11181 While there, oniey a tree ride on the rivartoal. "Deltona Quaen*. Take a taitguldad leur ot tha Shopping Plata, tha taka front Community Club, tha aita ot tha l l hola foil courta and tha tovriy housing t i n at Mackl# Built DllTONAI BDRM. ) R ath* fa m ily Room, D oub le t ' e r p o r t * A i r - : co nd iti one d, h a i r * lot. will tr ad e I m .n e d l a i * t i i . u p a t K ) I 119-1911 l.MN E N T E Kr n i i E s in - M A C K L E - D U IL T H O M E S f e a l u r a * tha lametta S a l s aattia, on deploy in the Florida tahfblt at the N. V. world a Pair, and IS e t h t r lovely modal* MackleBuiit homaa fan*# in pnea from Jutl $7990. to $11,380 with down paymanta #4 low at 83*0 , monthly paymanta starting at $49 $71 131*0141 ltl-1411 D R IV E O U T T O O A Y I Take Interstate a*. # * t at Oaitona Lachanga and you ra at DllTOhAl ~r r ■ ‘r ^ ~ ■ K IR N 101 in. Pal• h r. I 222-3:49. W elletrdt 92S-I9 1S 4 4 2 ROOM ATTH. w i t h C » r p o r i f g , N# h |) !>• c o r e l t d . HvIn c r om c a rp e t e d . 4i'4 K. 14th Pt 118. Trucks For Sale ' i t t ’ l l K V . t . T o n P K k - u p 1320. - 3 : 2 - 1 ) 2 0 or 122-2102. llll. in -m i. ing. new home. TV. $12 )0 na a k ly . Hatwaan Sanford and Mima Rt I e. t l r n t r a J O - l l d l AUTO G LASS IN S T A L L E D 115. Autos For Sale llil FORD S K V L l .N U R , CC t r a r t a h l a h a rd t o p , ra d io, h e a l * * r , powtr a ta a r l n g . n*ad> I t a n a m l a t l o n 128$. Ph. 1221 1 1 ! o r era a t 121 G a r r l i o n non Mc K e e rs F .n Apt 7100 Mellon vlll e Vw m i ANG LIA III). Complrlr Srlrrtinn 5S‘» Thru 6l'a dio * i t - a l a r . P o w e r S t a a r . t n a 1/ow m l t * a a * . 1.1k# n a * . Sacrlflea. 118-iaT l •$» T l t - J w i t h R a d i o A l l a a t a r , r x c a l l a n t c o n d i ti o n . 122-4443 IIFI.OW IS A PARTIAL LISTING OF TIIF.SK USED VEHICLES TO HE SOLD AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED FRICKS. (i II J A • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons S e n k a rik G ins* and P a in t Com pany. 210 M agnolia , ’61 T -B IK I ) H A R D T O P 100°* Machanlral Guarantee — 30 Daya — 1,000 Mllaa On All T h. Sanford 61 R a m b le r Cuatom ''too1' Convartlhlr. 8 Cylinder, Automa­ tic Tranamlaaion, Power Starring, R a d i o and Hralar. Extra Claan and Vary Nice. *1095 T H E D O D G E P O LA R A RA SE PRICE $2806. • LOWER IN COST • B ET T E R PERFORMANCE • MORE ROOM • BET TER HURT PROTECTION • B ET T E R RIDE • 5 YR. OR 80.000 MILE WARRANTY • MANY MORE ADVANTAGES Just C H E C K — You’ll See GO W E S T ! • nEN HOWLAND (Cenersl Mur.) • HOH THOMAS (Sales Mur.) • FRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIG • HOWARD HOOD • C. I). DROWN • SAM SIMCOE OPEN MON. THRU FR I. T IL L 8 P. M. 60 C h e v ro le t $ Seminole County Motors 1801 W. 1st S t. — Sanford Phone 322-flCl I 1295 Or Ml 7-2330 ’61 T -B I R I ) C O N V E R T IB L E FULL POWER AND AIR CONDITIONED Salra — Parla — Srrrlca Factory Authnrlard Ilralrr ’61 C O U N T R Y S E D A N AIR CONDITIONED E llin o r M otor Co. ’64 C. A L A X I E “5 00” $ DOOR F A ST RACK, AIR CONDITIONED ’61 F A I B L A N K ” 5 00” SPORT COUPE 6ft C h ev ro let $ ’63 T -B I R I ) L A N D A U SH ARP/ as I m p i l i Con* rrit hU . V • 9, A utom atic I iait»mi**ion. I’u * r r S t e e r in g , Radio A H e a ter . W h i l e F lnl*h With llla r k Top. ( l e a n In terio r and Good Condition I hrmiiclimit. 1395 FI LL POWER AND AIR CONDITIONED Saa Slanatrem R a tify ’65 C O R V A IR M ONZA D R IV E 11I-T41I 133-0141 l| llill . S3 B l ' I C K Cony. WUh N » * Top. I l a . N r * T a g and Kuna Good. All I'uwrr, R a ­ dio and l l r a t r r . *276 ’60 V A U X H A L L H u n tin g F o r A C re a m P u ff ? Cutlaea Coup*. Local Ow n­ e r. A uto. T ra n a . - TRUCKS - j61 B u ick *296 8 8 P O N T I A C 1 Dr. H .T . R * H and Auto T ra n a . A - l M a rhan lc al Condition. *675 SS F O R D 2 Dr. S rd a n , R lu t * W hlta, A ulo. T ra n a , R * H. R aal N lrr. *495 38 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Hadan. $ Cyl.. Hid. T ra n a . * l l a a t a r . Clean F o r *460 8 9 D O D G E T ru ck . It la Mada F o r Haulin g T r a l l a r * . Runa L ik a N tw . Sp ecial T hia Weak. •8 C H E V R O L E T 3 Dr. • Cyl., K * H. 33.000 Act ual Mllca. B a l t e r Haa Thia Ona. ’63 C H E V R O L E T 2 TON. I YARD IIUMP, 2 TO ( HOUSE FROM ’63 FO R D R A N C H E R O PHh Su tlo n ) UP D E LU X E TRIM $ 695 59 C h ev ro let ’59 F O R I ) F -6 0 0 61 P o n tia c ’59 F O R D P IC K U P T h ese C a rs A nd T ru c k s M ust (Jo! NO REASONABLE O F F E R R E FU SE D ! 60 Olds “ 9 8 ” OPEN FRIDAY N1TE T i l , 9 P.M. 4 Door H ardtop W ith F a c ­ tory A ir. Reduced T o AND A LL DAY SATURDAY. 1195 REPUTATION M an y M ore T o IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT C hoose F r o m ASSET Tf 4 Wheel Driae, Radio, Tura Signal* and Curtalna. Good Tire, and Body III Good Condilion. ’61 F O R D F -6 0 0 $ SA V E $ 17-92 A u to S ales BE SU R E A N D 51 Je e p CAR AND CHASSIS 1395 1695 JO H N S A Y S : Shift. $ 1 2 9 5 ’63 F O R D F -6 0 0 ’62 F O R D F -6 0 0 BontMTille Via ta . Equipped and S h a r p . Convertible. Floor Radio and Healer. ’61 C H E V R O L E T P IC K U P 1545 Special lilt. Srdan. A t r Condltiunrd. Automatic, Power Starring. Vary 60 C o rv e tte STATION WAGON Class. 58 P O N T I A C S a f a r i J Dr. S l a . W gn. Aulo. Trana., I'/K, IVH . R * H. R t a l Sh a rp . *1195 ’61 M. O. R O A D .ST ER 62 Olds F -8 5 $1 C H E V R O L E T I m p s U 1 Dr. H.T. 3 18 Cu. In Englno W ith Hid. T ra n a , R * I! and E i t r a Clesn . ' CON VERTIBLE For Tou Stenstrom Realty B a r r lea BOAT SHOW. Main Oato, Cen­ t ra l Kla. F a i r In Orlando. Beo th* lata at a t y l* oolhodaral hull*, ravaroala p tapatrakaa, Naw modal doap V a and co nvantlonal bulla. Aluminum Crultara and aall boat *. Spe­ cial Show price* . Salaaman on Duly. Term *. Rohaotx Sp ort ing Gooda. Downtown Sanford. t 2 1 - l $ I L W IT H T H E O T H E R 5 M O S T P O P U L A R AND YO U W IL L S E E W H A T W E M EA N I ! I $ 02 C h ev ro let $ SA V E $ FU L L T Equipped 1T* Borum. 20 I I P Motor. G a tor T ra ile r, l<?$. Th. 323-4334. Compare This One 2 Dtwir, 6 Cyl, Autnmatlc I'rnnamUalnn and Ilralrr. C l e a n Thrnugbnut. Fine Mechanical Condition, •i Ton Pick U|i. t lean. Ona Owner and Low Mileage. N IO llTS DAT * NITEI Herald want ade work tor aa llttla aa Ita a day! S E E : T H E DODGE B O Y S AIR CONDITIONED lfl-1114 111-4141 A L L ST A T E Scooter $22 at la. $22-11?$. 59 S tu d e b a k e r ’63 FO R D C O U N T R Y S E D A N rA RK ‘II 123. Boats & Motors of Fu r t h * f l * * t Bu y tn A S a w or Raaalv H»m a, $341 321-1410 ttl-tS tt 121. Scooters & Cycles Hollers FULL POWER AND AIR CONDITIONED FO R SA LE W • Meat Tha Homa 1 0 ! W. 2nd St . 122-4121 Park* mid 4 Door 8 Pae. arngrr Station Wagon. EVonomy 8 Cylinder En­ gine. Power Glide, Heat­ er and Extra Clean. Im­ maculate Car Through­ out. r/j $200 - $300 Down $10 • $60 Month C over a ALL W OR K OUARANTEKD pars NO MONET DOWN * 0 | Kraiivh Av*. 122-0221 STRI( KI.ANl) . MORRISON HAS A NEW SA LKS MANAGER AND HE IS MAKING A “CLEAN S W E E P " ON E X C E SS INVENTORY OF USED CARS AND TRUCKS. 100. Apartments for Kent ?<#*t AUTO G LASS & S E A T C O V E R CO. Dr. A NEW BRO O M S W E E P S C LEAN Trailer 4 •14 CIIF. V. T R U C K w i t h S I E n aln a. S h .. r t C h aaala f o r p u l l ­ A l U r a l d w a n t - a d 1 * a* n#»t a a yo u r ph ona l Dial 222-1112 ing Mobile H om e 411 -422 2 ROOM for ra n t— kltchan prlvilo r 4 2 I - S 9 3 I (S ou th S a m l n o l a l agra, ahar# hum*, co untry liv ­ an d u*a y o u r c h a r t * a c co u n t . 120. Automotive Service SA NFORD MOTOR CO. gnn F ran ch Av*. 1 I2 -II'! L A K E M ARY. Claan Furn ! tl. lrm Apt. t&O. Adulta. Call Auto (Hast Top* 10N. Rooms For Rent Jtm m l* A p t . 120 Oak A > * . 12 2, 3 2 2 -1 8 3 5 H O M ES (C itlea A D $2 075 ( F - 7 A ) F I ) R N . Apt. C l o t * C o w an . 1 2 t - « M l . So. Ilwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. *260 I til A pt. watar A I I I . Apply 112 C L E A N F u r n . Apt *. m a l t o , 312-1171. Card V W ’a. Stenstrom Realty AVE. EVEN IN G S R E D ID h i m . Turner i$$t SOUTH W ARD S a n f o r d , F lorid a 122-43 0$ N a tio n a l Uepoaaeaalona Inc. W ATCH not m in u te * I •ROOM houee. 2-Bath, t yre old Fenced-tn beck yerd 1042 Hemllton Ave. Longwood S12.900 Ph 12 2-3142 113-1410 J A I S 10 3 C entral Double from Haae Benovated Ilk# 1-1/4 s c r e e n e a r access in new. I Bedroom home writh 1-4. soned a g r ti-u lt u r e 2 B e d ­ t e r r a i i o floor* equipped k it. rooms. F lo rid a Rovrn mo­ chen Low ln**ervlc e paydern . m an y e a i r a e C a l l 222merit*. !••* than re eling, 1141 nr H A L H A R R I S S New reedy to occupy. IIE LM LT S m y r n a lUaclu- 119 N C au seR E A L T Y . Offlc* In Village way — 429 4 > 4 r \or 4 2 9 - 1 141 Hell of N Orlando. SI2-U 41. Eve* 322-2171 2 DDRM . CU Horn*. 9100 l> >wn N A TIO N A L ’<S ’60 ’S9 'S I l|TS8 'SS *89 ’60 '<1 ‘38 ‘60 ‘S3 'S3 '38 •57 *57 '57 37 '34 '6 0 '60 '37 '5 5 '52 *59 W58 .19 'S3 FU R N ISH ED l i g h t * f u rn . M apl* . 122-7919 ml. So. of Sanford un 17-92. 1 Dlk Weal on Prmlnole Av* ph » l f t - l» l l cu lled . R K P O -H A L K . 2 B e d room home u n fin ish e d In Orneva |:.0 n<» apia llfyln g Call 3 B E D R O O M . 2 R a th . 4N»IIrct I'h lt B l a c k 2 5 1 2 2 4 1 . H * a t. Jorner Lot, J a c k * '>n villa Carport. 222 91 33 REALTY t.ak* A sh b y; A im gpe ce s. A dults only. C O N V E N I E N T to .Navy Haae 4 f l d r m . 2 n « ti ts Fla Room, 4 BEDROOM - 2 B ath • S e r ­ FD IIN. a i r Con d ltl n n ed A Central vice M*n 9410 Down . Move Hea t. l a i g# Corner Lot. In - 979 1< mo. plue T a i * a 4 Q u alifying VA — n o th in g Insurance. LMN ENTERd 'w n e s r e p t c l o s i n g coat I H I ’ ltltiK i, INC. Main offic e: • it... I l l - T . *42 JIM H U N T NEW and USED Awnlnge 4 Cabanas QU A LIFY MOBILE HOMES Kwy. 17-91 S 32 2-2142 B5. Housss For Hals RAVKNSA r Aft K. Medallion h o m r t Rdrm., ! ^ bath. Con* t a c t preeeni occupant*. 222- Property Park WKLA.vA A PA R TM EN TS >.. Klral St. *-l. 940 It K S'A P l . T T)aiit»hlna, New Tlrrv. .Van i'l u l r h , nvarhaulad Knglnr. I2t>$. 212-2411. 120. Automotive Service IJ«t LAKE MART. Claan. nicely flA R A U E A T T . Furnlahad. - l i t Sanford A va, I 2 I - 0 7 I L furnlshad I badroom, Adulta, 'll P l I E V . C o n v a r t l b l a . Stnd. no pata. 111.HID. NEAT 1 . lldrm. Furn Apt T S h i f t . V - l . 122.8 80 1. Hath. 4« rrh. 111. 1 2 il Mag ­ F ERN.. I Bdrm Houaa. Adulta. 1840 FORD Starttnar 2-door nolia. I 2 I - I I I 2 . No pata. 121.4011 h a rd t o p , V - l a u t o m a t i c R a ­ i l l ' l l ) ! . 1 H Bathe. Family Room, prepared tor air oon•Htlon'ng. No Down Tayment VA, Immadlata Occupancy Ill-tO ll. l.MN ENTERr n i S E S . INC. 2524 APT. I n K D H O O M F u r n . n r a r b«>a, 1018 S a n f o r d Aya. 811-1321. I BDRM Furnlahad Houaa. Nlea 1 ROOM Fur n. Apt. fa r toupla, w a te r Includad I I I . 1 2 2 . 2 m . Tard. Sprinkling ryatam, E a callant neighborhood. ^>ARK B I D O B — StTR.DIVISION I Udrm.. 1 B t h . Entry Foyer, Family Room. U r.a k f a e t Rar. B u ilt • In Kltcban. Central Heat. Double C a r a t * city Sewer, l i t , 100, Open Daily. E v e n l n s t 414-1218 Office: N lah ta : R OSE C O t U T N I C E L Y F u r n . D u p lex A p t , 1 ro o m * , t>.«th 4 w a t e r lnclu«l- NE W tfptclnut 2 Btd ro om Apia IvAUK ‘12 W a g u n . R a t p o n a l b l * Mmlern K ltchrn . Full B eth paraor. l o aa au m a p aym an ta . on Crywiet l..tkr Beech. Blch222-1782. o r 12 2-2222. Park. LO NGWOOD — I B d r m . p a r AVALON APA RTMENTS tl a l l y furnla ha d. Air C o n d . 118 W. 2nd St., J22-3417 naw ly d ac o ratad . A v a lt a h la M a rc h n t h . I l l mo. W l n t a r I ROOM Furnlanrd A pt, l i t . Dark l l l - I I H . i n e . iih . i : : - $ ; i < R ea lto r • Kppralter • Trada» S !| .« m l i l t 9 Franch Ave 0 E F F . Apt., clean. I l l 121-1448. Stemper Agency 9 Furn I I.Jrtn W atrr fu rn, K . 1th 3 2 ! - l » t . 2 ItDItM. F u r n . A p t . rt a a n . w a ­ L A K E MART ta r fu rn . $80. l 3 3 - i ; a 4 1, 1 A I Radrooma Furnlahrd or t 'n fu rnish .d BROW N N IC EL T Furnlahad l a r c * . : R E A L T T , 132.1317 or $22Bdrm 1 B ath A p t . Adult, 1IS1. I. I A I Ra.lroom Im mediate I'allvary S#a your FHA • VA SA L E S B R O K E R I FUIIN or Unturn, houee. S17 A D U L T S on ly . Myrtle Ave. Ph. 322-2917. apt. I.lsh ia . o n l y $8$. I d Inc golf court#. C u a t o m bulletin* to your ( p a c i f i c tlona. Oraan bralr datralopad by WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! S t r i c k la n d -M o r r U o n , PHONE 922-9767 m i it 2 8 0 0 O R L A N D O DR. ( J u a t Below Jim Hpascara) S W I ’O R D , F I . A . i un sh i v Lo rd T 2 J-IIS I di Impala 2 Door llardlop. V-8, Automatic Tranamlaelon. Power Steering, Ra­ dio, Ilra lrr and Farlory Air Conditioning. W h i l e Finiah With Red Vinyl In­ terior. ‘1295 OPEN FRIDAY N ITE T I L 9 P.M. H O LLER M O TO R S A L E S In c . \t i u W . I* i.ll-V .M b 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 SEE T H E S E ! I 63 R A M B L E R 1695 Wagun, Completely Loaded. 61 V A L IA N T 4 Door, Automatic Tranamlaaion, Radio and Heater. 795 60 D O D G E 4 Door, A u t o m a t ic T ra n a m la a io n , P ow er S t e e r in g , P o w e r B r a k a a , R a d io and H a a ta r. 56 F O R D 951 *395 Radio and Haatar, Clean. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT RON-SUN C H R Y SLER — PLYMOUTH, INC. 519 E . F irst 8 t. 322-5111 Sanford ' ■. �Greyhounds, Lions In Regional Tourneys Tonight 8br OiufBrt fr r e tt Pafte 12—FH. Mar. 6, ’65 WINNING FORM IS exhibited by David Noel!, Seminole High School, who broke n achmd record in the dificua throw Wednesday. David hurled the disc lfiO feet, 11l/i Inches in n meet against Lyman and DcLand. He will try to better the mark in today’s meet at the school ngainst Titusville, DeLand, Seabreeze and Florida Mili­ tary Academy. (Herald I’hoto) M is s W hirl Favored In Jax Club Match Larry Hushes’ Mis* Whir! re rfrrta (4-8) $320 40 «<■ established today 11 an Ith Rare — 5/10 — Time 32. rarly (monte to win tier third Wild World 9 40 3 ho 3 straight special race of the Curtain l ’p t ho 3 season Saturday night at its I’altn Beach Sanford Orlando Kennel Hub Shirley 0 in the match race against the Quimela (3 5) $21 40 Jacksonville Kennel Club. I’rrferla ( S3) $73 30 Mil* Whirl has taken troth of 5lh Race — S — Time It. S O K C * apodal events this I'lrasc Joan 15 GO S M S 4 00 4 season. She took the opening We Get 4 night Inaugural Handicap and Hillie Paul came back last Saturday Qumlrla 1 5 81 $29 60 night to win the King ant) Perfects (5 8) $87 30 blh Rare — 5/lb — Time 32. Queen championship. J3 W 8 IKS 9 Harold Robertson » L. L.’s Sr a Otter Me Too also has been a sen Slick C 8 40 3 sational pup this season, fin Doloro* Jean 4 ishing in the money in all of Qumlrla (1-6 1 $51 80 her IS starts. She has nine Perferta ( f il l $234 30 wins. 7lh Rare — ». — Time 41. Cecil Austin’s Rimpy, who American also has turned in a fine re­ F a n t a s y 8 80 fl 00 7 cord Uns sc s son, t* tlie third Please Helsey 3 80 6 atarter for St.'KC. Jiving Ha! 6 Jacksonville’s three starters Quimela ( 12) $30 fio are Eleanor Brown * Illinois Perfect a (2-1 > $120 90 Baron, Sam Gerard's Zaid- 8lh Rare — 5/16 — Time 32. 5 20 3 20 2 man and Red Fork Kennel's Dave Half 0 il ’s Amaze 6 00 3, Mandarin Guess. Illinois Baron won the Ja c k ­ Please Nancy 5 sonville medley championship Quinirla (1-6) $14 oo last Saturday night—one of the Perferta (6 41 $28 80 biggest events of the season 9th R a r e — 5/16 — T i m e 32. at the North Florida track. Tampa 11 60 12 80 4 Results of Thursday nights Hot Shot races: Candy Sixils 2 K0 2. 1st Rare — 5/18 — Time 31.5* Dan Oncry 5 Ryan’s Express fl to 4.20 z «i Qumlrla (3-6) $22 GO Flash Signal S.00 3 20 ' Perferta (3-6) $128 70 Tell Herman 3 60 loth Karr — 5/16 — Tlmr 31. Quinirla (7 81 $23.80 Amigo Rucker 4 to 3 to 2 2nd Rare — 5/16 — Time 32.1* Quite Nice 4 oo 3 Intelligent 10.20 6.20 3 20 Mary Miland 4 Mlira’s (test to to t2 ho Quimela (5 7 1 $11 20 Casual S u m m r 7 |o Perferta (7 51 $21 60 Qulnicla (3-6) $37 40 | 1 Ith Rare — 4* — Time 41 Daily Doubles (7-5» $12 00 R B.’a Edrsd * GO 3 40 2 Jrd Rare — 5/16 — Time 32.57 Naonia Secretary 4 80 3 Je t Flight 12.20 0 60 5 40 SunbrooK 2 Brookton 16 20 6.00 Quinirla ( 1-53 $22 00 Dark Daizler 6 20 Perferta ( 15) $86 00 Qumlrla (4-8) $101 80 Mutuel handle $71,8)0 Lyman Tackles Hungry Oviedo Terrell Touted . Landon Of Jax To Lake Butler For Heavyweight In First Tilt Tainted Title At Smyrna By Marahall Lingo By Jim Bacehua Herald Sporta WrlUr Herald Sport* Writer The Oviedo Lions travel to Coach Dick Copeland will Lake Butler tonight to take take hl« Lyman Greyhounrla to New Smyrna Beach thla on the Tiger* of Lake Butler High School in regional bas­ evening where they will com­ pete against highly-rated Lan­ ketball play. The Lions, hungry for ■ don High School of Jacksonwin, will be facing top-rank­ villc In the first round of the ed Lake Butler in an affair Class A - Region 2 basketball that should prove to be a vary tournament. The game is l i s t ­ close contest. ed to get under way at 7:30 The Lions meet Lake Butler p.m. The Hounds’ opponents a t 9 o’clock tonight, following the contest Involving Santa from Jacksonville, according Fe and Madison beginning at to Copeland, have compiled 7. The victors of tonight's a fine season record this year games will face each other at and have lost only one game 8 p.m. Saturday. on their home court. Oviedo, who beat Father Among their string of vic­ Lopex and Bunnell in the tories was an Impressive de­ group 8 tournament at Ovie­ rision over the Cocoa Tigers, do last week, Is expecting a class AA tram which ranks among the best In the state, some tough competition this Landon, according to the weekend at Lake Butler (a lot tougher than they en­ Lyman mentor, is a hall c'.ub with exceptional height, their countered in the group tour­ nament). smallest player being six fret Lake Ilutlcr, who beat Bald­ tall. They are reported to win and Callahan in the group have good speed and a good press, thus enabling them to tournament last week, haa a height advantages over the score a lot of points. Lions and also has the edge The Greyhound* have been in that it will be playing on victorious in 14 of their 24 en­ counters thus far, Including Ita home court. Coach Faul Miklcr of the two key triumph* last week­ Lions will probably start Rex end in the group play-offa at Brooks, Tim Colbert, Jimmy I-ongw nod. They defeated Kissimmee, Courier and Billy Mikler. Tcil 62-40, on Friday night, end Brtlhorn and Ardie Arndt will alternate In the fifth position. then edged the lough Cocoa The regional tournament !■ Reach Minutcmen, 54-49, In a the last hurdle before the squeaker the following eve­ ning. These two performance* state championship and the rsnk among the best this sea­ Lions have high hopes of go­ ing to state this year. son for Copeland's chargrs. especially the Cocoa Beach game. The Lyman defense was imtstnnding throughout the evening and the offense pos­ ed a major threat to the Minutemen the majority of the By Bob Tbomis Jr, time. Copeland pointed out Crooms High Panthers hssethe first ((iiarler, in which { ball squad has held its initial the Hounds took an early 15workout. 5 had, ’’our heal demonstra­ Coach Dick Evans greeted tion of hall handling all sea­ some 33 prospects, including son,” The first period eventu­ several Icttermen, ally proved the margin of Evans sent his boys through victory in the close affair. a brisk session following con­ Coach Copeland plana to ditioning drills He worked on use the same starting line up the techniques of hunting, tonight aa he has used fielding and the proper ways throughout the si-a-on. to cover bases. Starting at right forward Pitchers and catchers were ulll be Gene Winklrman, who shown the rudimenti of their cornea closer 7o being a play- respective positions. maker than onyunr rise on the Since becoming basehal! stinting five, coach in 1939. Evans haa field Eddie Imng will he at left cd some fine teams, including forward in the initial ipiintrt. winning Ihe state champion­ Long ha* scored over 20 ship. His teams have finished puLnta on several orcasions second in tournament play on (Ills season. four outings Evans Is hoping that he can Mike Sterling, senior cap tain of the champion cagera, muster an 18 game schedule will l>e the atarter at the this season. right guard position, Joe Asher will be the other up with some important shots starter in the back court. during the last minutea of the The ’’■aixth man" for Ly­ Hcent games, man Is junior Richard Moore, Ricky Miller, John Burkwho proved the hern m the heimer and Byrd Brownell sl­ Kissimmee game with 16 u t are due for some action points and 14 rehounds. Steve trilight, after their perfurmSimpkins, newly arrived from aitqrs in the group tourna­ the junior Varsity has romr ment. 35 Panthers Out For Baseball IT County Little League Carnival Saturday Seminole Little League will launch the season Saturday with a day-long barbecue and carnival. National L e a g u e umpire Ken Burkhart and possibly CHICAGO (U PI) - Ernest Terrell and Eddla Mschen tangle tonight for the tainted title of world heavyweight boxing champion. They weighed in ■( II a m. today for Ihelr scheduled 15round bout, from which the winner will emerge with rec­ ognition at champion by the World Boxing Association. Terrell was a 2-to-l favorite. But this version of the crown Is disputed by its for­ mer bolder, Cassius Clay, as well a t the atates of New York and Massachusetta, which do .not accept a WBA decision vacating Clay'a right to the title. There has been talk that Clay might be willing to meet the Terrell-Machen winner In the fall to clear up the split title, assuming that Clay can hold hit share in a rematch with Sonny Liston. Promotors of tonight's bout said flatly "that's just conver­ sation." several major league baseball Carolyn Sallee Rolls 459 Series -J All-Star Game UGLY CUSTOMER, This six-foot, four-inch rattlesnake, possessor of 13 rattles, lost a battle with a bulldozer when City Commissioner Earl Higginbotham spotted him slithering into a gopher hole. "H e won't get any of my cattle now," said Higginbotham. (Herald Photo) Slated Tonight Sanford Church league AllStars and the Forest City Men's League will meet in a benefit basketball game at 6 p.m. tonight at the Seminole High School gym. Intermediate League AllStar*. youths who participated in the City League, will open the evening's program with a game at 7 p.m. Ssnford Junior High's Brivettes and B Bravettes will present a twirling exhibition. Proceeds will be used for the Church League. Palm Springers Ponder Election PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (U PI) — Deputy city clerk Judith Sumich reminded vot­ ers that today is the deadline for registering to vote in * special election that may nev­ er i>e held. The city council won't de­ cide for a few days yet whe­ ther to hold a special election about April 27 to determine whether the city should buy * $91)0.000 golf course nowleased tiy the eily. " I f the city eouneil votes for an election and you want to vole, register today," said Miss Sumich. Carolyn Sallee's 191-459 led Stenstrom Realty to three wins from Behrens Tractor in the position round of the Hinooners Bowling league. Marge Carather's 204-578 was high for Todd's Nation­ wide Insurance to score three wins from the J e t Inn. Gloria Accardi led Southern Air to a clean sweep with a 200-501 from Wilson Maier Furniture. Sally Mumetc set the pace for the Lake Monroe Inn Lass­ ies as they added four points to their standing. Dot Button led the Art Brown Pest Con­ trol to a clean sweep against Joe'* Laundry. Sam Brownback was high scorer for Hunt Realty when they won three points from M. A R. Bar. Faye Roberts spared Ihe 27; 5tay Grier 4-5-7: and Bar­ bara Martin 3-9 10, The 3-10 fell for Teena Armso, Billie Clianio! ami Louise Pyle. Tur keys were scored by Gloria Accardi, Helen Padgett and Ann Srallorn. Marge Carathers and Ulla Gsnderlon put together four in a row. Barbara Martin and Lucky Payne have recently joined the league. players will be on hand fsr,( the occasion. The event will be h*M li­ the Casselberry Little Leagu* Field and will begin s', a rn. and last until 10 p.m. 1 Climax of the dsy wt come at 7 p.m. when thi lights of the field will twj turned on and it will b« of ficially opened. Burkhart and C. L. C-oper, of Casselberry, president o! the league, will take part |t the ceremonies. Boys will lie registered #;r the season which will beg.i April 1. Parents must fumis), proof of age for all boys wrwish to play in the ScminMtf Little League this spring. Th» age range for the vsriin.il leagues is from eight to 11 ! Following the 7 p.m. ecu., mony a hootenanny for tr« r-f agers is scheduled fro i'll ; "if p.m. to 10 p.m. Several bjjff will provide the music. All parents of Little I goers are invited to alien,!. Games, rides and food u ill • available. C ham p T ra in s NEW YORK (UPI) - Light* heavyweight champion WUL Pastrano has arrived* hrrr vfe continue tra-ning for hi* Marct 30 title fight with Jnw Tr-rrci j at Madison Square Cardrrlj Pastrano set up camp ai Kutlj sher’s Country Club at Mos-jl ticello, N. Y. PLAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP $tnnn then weekday Greens )Yr yf L a n d O' l.nkra Coun try ( lull llwjr. 17-92. Cattm-liirm 838-2699 up a ’65 Plymouth.. (ju s t like th a t!) (• THEM: OFF! ■ RACING N IG H T L Y 8:10 Except Sunday Plymouth Fury The biggest, plushest Plymouth ever...stifl solidly io the low-price field. 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Simple enough tor such important protection. poretwn Aulhoruad com See your “Dealin' Man’' at Plymouthland! v• * FIRST PLACE ribbon In jumping, only judged event at Apopka Horsemen’s March of Dimes benefit show, is presented to Maj, Harry Wil­ liamson of Forest City and "Brown Lady" by Mis* Shelia Aahlin, judge. - (Herald Photo) •a MIDWAY BETWEEN SANTORO * ORLANDO R O N -SU N Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. • 519 E. 1st St �■1* II ■ A NOBLE EFFORT America - Helping Hand I f there is any one characteristic that cun be called uniquely Ameri­ can, it is, in the opinion of one man, our “spirit of voluntarism"— our pe­ culiar readiness not only to lend help to others who ask for it but to po out into the world and seek those who need help. The man ought to know. He is Frank L. Goffio, executive director of CARE, a private, nongovernment­ al organization without parallel in any other country or any other time. Were it not for this voluntarism on the part of Americans, CARE would never have come into exist­ ence, and whnt began with emer­ gency food packages to Europe a f­ ter World War II would not now en­ compass the the entire world with a variety of aid programs. A similar voluntary organization is MEDICO, organized in 1958 by Dr. Peter D. Comanduras and the late Dr. Thomas A. Dooley, In 1962, CARE and MEDICO merged, with the latter becoming "a service of CARE” Today a total of 54 men and wom­ en are overseas on two-year team assignments in countries that*are at least a generation behind western medicine— sometimes centuries be­ hind. Another 100 or s o , volunteer specialists ace slated for short-term duty to augment the teams or con­ duct projects in their specialties. CARE-MEDICO is currently in the midst of a ?3 million campaign to pay for programs which will benefit an estimated 600,000 people this year, at an average cost of $5 a per­ son. Hut ho tnrnrd Get behind m e, hindrance to m e: the side of God, thew 16:23. • nnd said to rotor. Satan! You are a for you are not on but of men.— Mat­ • Never resist temptation: prove ifll things: hold fast that which is good. — George Bernard Shaw. Political Notebook (N K A ) — knocked him down with suh- : ducted. T h a t didn't preven t a m achine gun sh ots. The a s ­ y ou ng p r i m a r y t e a c h e r fro m sa s sin s left the indictment on t a k in g the job . his body signed F r o n t f o r S o m e ha m let c h ie f s keep L ib era tio n o f the South. foxh oles handy near th e i r At mid night, V iet C ong e n ­ hom es, depend on a you th tered the house o f Dang lookout fo rc e to w a rn them Thien Mon, W-yi-nr-old t r e a s ­ when Viet Cong a s s a ssin s u rer o f the T r u n g l la i fishing-1 sneak into the a lea. co -o perative. T hey killed Mon O t h e r o f f ic ia l s sleep ev ery with 10 su bm achine gun sh ots night with friends in m-mliy and then murdered his 08towns, cm ne back each m o r n ­ yea r- old w ife . T h e y left l e a f ­ ing to do th e ir work. lets o f the F r o n t f o r Litn-riiNot all V ie tn a m e se are tioii of the South. h ia v e, of cours e. T h e i-ountiy Many of these V ietnam ese took h am let respon sibilities has some v illa g e m ilitia m en who run and hide when Viet knowing th e ir d m h e e of liv ­ C o n g ap p roa ch , and s o m e r e g ­ ing was nut g r e a t . ular troo ps who only go W ithin eig ht m on th s, the thro ugh the motions of f i g h t ­ V.C. made thre e laijublng at ing. There sre t u rn co a ts, ta c k s on the life o f s tlilih tr a i to r s and w eaklin gs. Tilling d is tr ict ch ie f, once Hut in the past four y e a rs blowing up the e a r he had 20 .0 0 0 V ietn a m ese soldiers J u s t g o t t e n out of. l ie told b a l e been killed rn action ami me he was not about to quit. 2.1.000 wounded. In Chu Due ham let. D a ila c Co ns ider, too, how difficult Pro vince, two ham let ch ie fs it is to fig h t undei these c o n ­ had been killed and t h i e e a b ­ ditions — One o f the e a i l ie s t Com munist \ i.-t t on g o|u t a tio n s was due. ted a g a in st the rural V ietnam ese police T he Jieds F ntrrp rlte would srnd a sm all guerrilla Mr*. K llrh le I I I iris force to tip- out skit Is of s 668 5834 town and en tice the jMilice 668 4404 g a rris o n to co me out and fig h t. T h e v illa g ers ex pecte d I.s h e M i r y these rural police to go out M rs. F r a n r m WaaWr and protect them. 3 2 3 -8219 While the unit was out of L a k e Mnnroa Us hat ra ck s, t ry in g to g r a p ­ 51 ra. i l . J oh nso n ple with this g u er rilla force, 322 -4723 a n o th er Co mmun ist group t.ongwood would slip into town and Mrs. Dnnna F a ls a murder the families o f the 838-31 17 police left behind in th* bar N ort h Orlandn ra ck s a r e a M r*. M s r g s r r l l oshy 322 6795 Herald Area Correspondents A lta m o n te Sp ring a Mrs, J u l i a llarloa 83B-11IR Bear L ik s-F o rest F it) Mrs, M s r y s n n Miles 8JA-.1378 raasattw rryMrs. J a n e fa sxelba ry y U 8-50W Ckulu ota M r*. J o i n Magta 3 6 5 -3741 D etlary Mrs. J o h n l-eons M 3-4*8 J ! D alton s Mrm. Mildred R a ney *68-5611 Osteen Mrs. C 'a r e n r e Rnyder 222-484 1 G eneva Mrs. J n A n n R a y a 349 -48 73 Mrs. Barbs Oviedo F.vflyn Lundy 365 -3160 Sanford, Florida W A I.TK * A. B tiL O W r * s ix v ii i . io i . iN w , H A M IT I. 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Any In d i ri d u a l or fi rm rasp an alb la for su c h ro p r u d action will ba c oualdaiad »* ( n f r l n g i u g on l a * t l a r a l d a o o p f r i g h t nod w ill b* I Aaid Hau ls l o * a s a s s A A * * ( « I A* r-.isiaS sfcalrtnff Inrfcafm. rtutaii IN-SERVICE, 1 E M IX O I.K C U C 1 T I A L L U T U X I I MAIL li y Mail 111 I I I T s a r l l . i l 1 Tsar ISO Mask i s * * M saib* I . U « M o a tb a I H I M salba * At I M o a t b a I N 1 ' M oalb I N | M saib rid Ibat all mail s a t sc r ip U e a s Ar D. ■ Postal Msg ilatl e Kaia rsd as rn w td d a t a aaatlar vmloaar 11. I l l * a t (ba Paai Offlca at banfold, ria rld a . nndar tba Acl * ( CaagT.oo u March «, l l l l . _________________ for !h*crtutf*n*l • cliuTtb * •-* •(fleas. r*m*u« Ljni C h ic . pub- T b a Harald It a m.nibor at IBs Unuad C r t . i which la *a tUUd t a c l u s i t . l y (a (ha uss far r s p u a lic a lls a a t all tb* Iota, naws prlaiad In thin nawapapar. rhe It n • in.ml- on!. words. C iu n i % STEEL SHELVINfi u do n tn of h i i i i I s Miming pri nr- S t a f f I’ b o t o g r a p l t r t x o s p t S a t ur d a y, S unday t*roc«*dl ng C h r i s t m a s have two Mini-. nni| these lu d nu le « feiH'ili- who Ini- hold two l-i hoi .it mils of h Hh h - , nil'll li­ ng. n gi iituliuother • I hoc oigi is a fjiM inn liu g oil if y o n m xkr n g a m e of Friday, March 5, 1965 items, no doubt b d i -t o k t h1 tlii that sam e "r -"' l' ' wi t h your Ihumh; 1 How try hnl dit c i liin AI F i r * I k many to th* " i ijc fu iif wiu.iii yf | lii» nienfia » ninth’ r. their ha Mr atgna are often ha serf o n a " r o o t ' * g e ? •ure. miirh as w# emph*\ a for coins "In D-,'iilde the g e s t u r e with the u e s t i l l sc#* t h# hv i h e deaf in t h r u “ r o ot * * "We, on our part, must do everything posstJde to proelude war as a means for set­ tling .outstanding questions." Mao: I i \ l l o - i . in. language Latin Instances Remarked past certain people (Khrush­ chev) have described Eisen­ hower as a person wholly de­ voted lo world peace. I hope these people will lie awakened by this incident." So it was familiar reading when at Ihe 15th anniversary of the Chinese-Soviet treaty of friendship the Chinese declar­ ed ro-cxlstenre with the United State* "out of the ques-, tion" and demanded "co n ­ crete a c tio n " T h e K h ru sh chev ■ Eisenhnw er m eetin g m 1939 en gendere d the short hved friendly "s p i r i t of C a m p David " Viter it. h h r i j * h r h e v on ce more vi sit­ ing Peking As Man T r r tung tru m pet ed on the So cia lis t revolution, K hru sh chev d e c la r e d : As the situation slot eloped in Viet N a m . the Chinese co u ld ­ n't lose. Other mind. I960. EVERYTHING YOU COULD ASK FOR IS YOURS IN M, i l.iMt \\ lull fciiinlc * L list-l(ll*TIU X HATER Homs stroking 1l i f t i hmphi y Fnr lish On# e f lhn*e ''som eth ing fo r- n n t h ltig " hopefuls re re n t ly bought thre e s u i t* at " h a l f p rice ." All sheer autkri Mill n i b uni Nowadays. latter are Send for my booklet "How ge«liirr U nl it li t . James of Sin- • I h e h a n d s ( f ume dnughtiT son term s derived. - I in t he u e d d l l l g i-i t ■ ii nni ' , i t . i- - - g n r e f e r s t.i a wit*-, nDKiimtopn* m. ymi ni r cs t mod ern Ill'll* lit* ? i t r y t n e x p a n d thi» w o titu which Then came the L'2 spy plan* incident over the Soviet Union and the collapse of the Paris summit conferenc* in May, Country charm / di*-*ci i Im* table of This portion of his mission failed bccau«c of the Red at­ tacks on American installa­ tion* and the United States' prompt response. The subsequent swift march of events cont a in e*1 1he danger that Russia, even fhough re lurtantly, might become in­ volved in the war itself. Whether or not the stepped up attacks against the Amen ran(x were limed to coincide with Kosygin's 1 istt. the re suits fit tn nicely with Red Chinese policy. Kitber Ihe Russians would haie lo do something or for­ feit their claims lo he the de­ fenders of tin Soelalisl world and their hopes f o r a new voice in Asia, The Chinese then would ho Ihe gainers ,in Ihe struggle for leadership of world commun­ ism. On Ihe other hand, a major factor in the Chinese opposit-km lo the Soviet Union's proclaimed policy of coexistence has been their fear of agreemeitl between the United States and the USSR. Rack in 1953. during the Mid-east crisis, former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev first proposed • summit con­ ference in Geneva or "an y ­ where else" and then agreed to a counterproposal by Presi­ dent Eisenhower that a bigpower meeting be held in the United Nations Security Coun­ cil. There follow ed a secret meeting between Khrushchev and Red Chinese Leader Mao Tretung in Tricing in which Ihe Chinese vetoed Ihe idea of a meeting which no| onty would Include the United Slates hut the Nationalist J'limese as well. Khrushchev bowed to the Rett Chinese and the meeting never was held. City comfort . . . nnd •i»*nir M * next tn Knise a Child’* School th ig h rep eate d ly. enclosing a long Hut the d e a f folks don’t Murks," h e a r the w histle though they stamped, return envelope, plus s r e th a t p a t ti n g of the thigh, ,20c. 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In th e p a st f o u r years. Com m unist Viet Coup m ur­ dered (1,000 villa ge leader s, ru ra l indire and t h r i r wives nnd children. T h e s e were men nnd women whu refused to yield In V.C. t h re a ts . About I ii.in. one n ig h t, .lit m in ed Viet Cong moved into Itmh T h a n h ham let, a s s a s ­ sin a te d with g u n s h o t s a you ng girl. Phan T h i T r i n h , c h ie f o f the ham let lti-pulilirim Youth. The terrorists pin Tied oil he r body a death sen ten ce signed F o r c e s for Lib el a lio n of So u th Viet Nam . L ig h t o'clock one even ing. 2 0 Viet Cong broke into the house of N g o T ien . 58. o f the Phu Hat ham let council. T h e y read nil indictment cun dein ning him to death , then Out Of The Question’ If, in Viet Nam. the Rusliana find themselves in a squeeic play between the Unit­ ed State* and the Red Chinese, it Is not the first time. In Viet Nam, the theory I* that Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin’* first intent on hi* recent visit to North Viet Nam was to urge a "political set­ tlement" of the Communistsupported wat in South Viet I I ♦ Phil Newsom Says - The funds will cover the work of American and Canadian doctors; nurses and technologists involved in 18 projects in nine countries. More important in the long run, though, is MEDICO’S training of lo­ cal personnel. Last summer, for ex­ ample, a five-year orthopedic pro­ ject in Jordnn was turned over to Jordanian surgeons who were train­ ed by Americans. Thus CARE-MEDICO's ultimate goal is to make itself superfluous in the world. That goal will not soon be reached, however. “For lack of polio inoculation, thousands of children are crippled," says Goffio. “ For lack of proper treatment, countless men nnd wom­ en are blinded or paralyzed by nerve injuries. Liternlly millions of people are debilitated by malaria, tubercu­ losis, intestinal parasites — diseases modern medicine can prevent or cure." Americans can continue to ex­ press their "spirit of voluntarism" through CARE nnd MEDICO. Its headquarters: 550 First Avenue, New York, N.Y., l O O l f i , T AND INSURANCE! EH A FINANCING—$8-i/MO. INCH. TAXES & INSURANCE �I i * s n Stir OUR BOARDING HOUSE H o ro s c o p e B y Galbraith* SID E GLANCES Patre 2-A— March 8, 1965 VmrtI Forecast UM-4UK/— -AS t WAS OtfiM&WHtN 1U1 MAYOR CAlUED,ft)08 OTWtTZ i« UWOTAMD IMAaiM" INS AUfcWT* OR TUvMM ■ATl'RDAT. m a r c h a. i m s (1KXERAL T C N D E H C l K t , ^ fairly unim portant Saturday b ut on# In w h i c h yftu nan uaa a n y f r * t t f t n t t o look Into a y * , n u t i o f tip raaalo n th at h tva h f r n r i o t e d to you h e r e t o f o r e , but w h i c h you f e t l c a n be utU H»#d to ad t a n l a f t . 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O s Fags A A ) (* �I Horoscope Forecast March 5, 1965—rap e S- A By Galbraith IS ID E G L A N C E S (Continued From Tag* 2-A) J « ) — T o o or# a b l a t o b r i n g r u l h ap p lfi aa* I n t o t h * lltroo o f oth er # Or a m u a l n p t n * m b o w w i t h a p a c t a l c o p o b i m i t o . Oot I d t o u c h w i t h g ood fr ie n d * T h e y will b» g r a te fu l l o t »o«ti • p k i i i J«yl a t A R I t ' l ( J o b . I I t o VaR. t t ) — T h i n k i n g w h o t It b aet to An an t h a t r o u d a l t p h t own (a m Up. k i n la wlaa now. T h a n go a h e a d w i t h plana, flat ri d of w b a t a a a r b a a b ta n a a tu m b l* In l-b lo a k In your path to g r e a t e r au cra ae r t o t ' K O t F a b JO to M ar I " ) __T o n a r a t h l n k l n * var y c l a a r l y n ow an d ahnuld do ac re* I m ­ p o r t a n t a t u d r l n f , pat to aar ■ vlcao o f T our c h o i c e , T h a n alt d ow n w i t h p a r t n a r a and m i k « p l a n * fo r t h a f u t u r a . In ap lr a prowth. if v o ir C H ILD t« n o n e T O D A Y . ha hr aha w i l l h ava a m oot r a m a r k o b l * ta la n t o r a b i ­ l i t y f o r p r a c t l c k l t h l n a * , phi* Intuitive faru ltta* that ar* q u i t * pro n ou n c ed , a c o m b i n a ­ ti on t h a t w ill l * * d to pta.tt au c c aaa. fl l a l n p a oouraa In a t h l c a I* v a r y I m p o r ta n t e a r ly «■O t h a t th a p a t t e r n of h o n * « ty la aoon fo rm e d an d I l f * b a r r m a i t h e r i c h e r and h a p p i e r t h e r e b y . M O t n t r , W A n t l t «. loan nr.vr.RAL trtu ru iiiti ■ t a r t th la new w e ak by uaI n a a w o n d e r fu l p l a n e t a r y Inf l u e n c e now In e f f e c t in ah"Wt h a t you a r a read y, w il l i n g and a b l * t o uaa yo u r pood com m on . a a n a * to pa t p r a c t i c a l a f f a i r * ao a r r a n p e d t h a t you h a r e a p r a a t a r a b u n d a n c e for th e f u ­ ture. 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R M I X I (M ay I I la J u n * l i t H av e you .c o n eu ticd w iih e a p e r t a who run a I* * you th e b e n e fi t <>r th a l r t a p e r la nce in connection with ac c r e t p lan e y o u havaT Beak out rl p h l on * n o w He h e l p fu l t a l a r to one w ho h e * a aer lo n * problem . l i m i t IH IIIH IIC B ( June II ( o J u l y I I I — If y o u e e p r e . e yo ur I d * * * tha I aood an d t " ' “ a rfu l fr la n d you h a v e will gla<lly aaatat ynu t " Put th em it­ e m * * Be with o n g a n l e l a talar w h e help you to f o r g e t you r tr n u h l a a P m ll* l,m i (July : l to t m Iti M a k i n g * g oo d I mp t e a a l on upon h l a n a r - u p a an*! 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Be v a r y c h a r m i n g and aa a t a i t h-iaa w ho d o not h a v * yo u r particular latent* now T a k a ti n t * nut t o e n j o y r a . - r e a a l o n e T h t * wi l l put y o u In t hr r i g h t m e n d (or m u r h w n r k la- tar e a r ah t e a < j*n u m r * h I I I — Tnu h a v e m uch a n # , at an d ahould apply It to p a t t l n * onm# r a p a l r * don# ab out the b u n * ad d ing b * * u l v and c o lo r i ' » a econom y, be aana Aaaiet kin w i t h r e a l a n ' h u i l a a m . da▼nt'o n n a r r a I F a b ! » ' n Ma r I * ' 00- T t y ia i » i th a ilaia th a t ♦* at t hl a t in t* but i«»n » rt'glrct »liofi|iini( » tr , K t rl v * fur m n •f >•••»» tff rt*m | haSpfilt yt*u t ' p **o - d •I • ayaiam* *an m a k * d r u * lc« r l« a a p l r t s u r * In ( h a ( u«u t * i r %o i fi m i l n i« i s n it \ T o l U l , th a n a t u f a will b# %*ry M r i o u i and p f i c l l c i l and thara will ba l l t t l a daalra (o fr a«# b i i h * tha mind !• • com m Cr ati ng upon h**ma an d l>uai nraa t i r i n g ro n tf n r la My f f •• j th a moat i m p o r t a n t t h o u g h t in t h l a mind, but th a daaira v dw atl upon tha a p l r l i u a ! la a-an p i a rk a d h ar a. al n r * a a r l f com a* (h a raa llaa tlw n th » i iraataa* | h ap p lnr aa a w i t h i n t h i s r*alri •tha M a ra Im pel, Ifcff 4a anaapal." %%kat ynu » i k » » l i a a r l ife la l a r i a l y a p «• l o t I rarroll n i f h t a r ' a Individual F o r a a at f o r jo u r aign for April t« now ra ad y K«*r you r r«ipy a»nd f o u r tilr llldat# a rut | ’ or) if* i r * r r * 4 l Itl gtita r Kora T ha S a n f o r d H r rald . B « i \ U \ , Holly word I I . C a l i fo rn i a 4 7 B o ra * Native Charger 4ft Knar* alee inora L o l l o i a e a gai t 44 l l aaccumpanl ad hi Italian coma 4 J Turki t h t i l l * f>7 Ulna* Like His Daddy? MIAMI ((U PI) — Com* th* Kentucky Darby Ip May. p atrapplng dappled grey roll named Native Charger might gallop off with th* afftetioni of talaviaion watch•ra lik* hia daddy did 12 jrtarP ago. Native Charger, eon of the grant Native Dancer «nd owned by MaJ. Albert War­ ner of New York City, had trouble thi» winter ‘ learning how to run around a race track. But he graduated with hon­ or*' Wednesday in th# IM3,- •00 Fltminfo SUkei which doted t record »*a»on t t Hit* of dignity 1 11 II II r~ _ DOWN . 1Variable atar • 3tolar disk I BambooUka •KJTu Oklahoma • Chandra] _ com pound* ■ •Charged aio« gt 14 ii 41 HT ii ■ ■ ■ ■ IT 41 1 If (1 Tamale ewnte tab.) it u 11 W L u A • I hitler > *ic k i 1“ w IF it u ii ii A fear™ 5-t Heart (anal I r~ r~ r~ U L r u at . i 4T ii ** ? « H U W fr A # U �I j ■ jM m N SS«r hi ! : • B a p tis t E p isco p a l T H E SE V EN T H -D A T A D V EN T II T CHURCH C o r n e r Tlh * I . U M a r > h a l l --------------- P a a t a r C E R V IC E S B A TU R U A T -— Sabbath School #:»• * - m* W o ra h l p S e r v i c e — 1 1 : » A mW adn ea d ay H l « h l r r a j o r S a r t l c a ----- T : l i P. m. P I R 8 T B A P T IS T C m T IlC H 11# P a r k A t a a a a F . B. C h a n c e ------------- P a a l o r C H R IS T CHURCH Church S l r t a L Longw ood F r . Charlaa W . S te w a r t, J r . V icar H o ly Com m union 1:0# a m. F a m ily Sartloa A Claa aa a 2:2# A m. A llian ce E L D E R S P R IN O B B A P T I S T Old O r la n d o Rd. a l H a a lo r A t * . B. H a m i l t o n G r i f f i n _ P a a t o r Bu nd ay S c h ool — • : ( * A m. M o r n l n p W ora hlp _ II :# # A m. T r a l n l n p Union — 1:1# p. m. E t a n l n p W ora h lp — l i O p. m. C H RISTIA N M ISSIO N A RT ALLIAN CE CHURCH t i l l P a r k A v e a l I l t h SL R a t . C l i f f o r d *• U » r r o A P a M o r Su nd ay S c h o o l ------ t i l l a. m. W o r a h l p S a r r l e a _ 11:0# a. m. E v e n i n g W o ra h l p — T:10 P- m. A lllaoca T ooth P all o w a h l p I T u eo .) «:»# p. p r a y e r S a r r l e a ------ Til# P *°- A ssem b ly O f God *• » P IN E C R E B T A S8E M BL T O P OOD C H U R C H C o r. l l t b an d K im H. M. W i l d e r — P aalor S u n d a y S c h o o l ------» : l l a. ra. M o r n l h S W o ra h lp — 1#:## a- m. K a a n l n p W ora h lp — 1:1# P- m. T o o t h s « r r . (S u n .) - 4:0# P - m. M l d - W a a h B a r t . ( W a d .) _ I I I # B a p tis t CENTRAL, B A P T I S T CHORCH Co r. U l b S L A O a k A t a . Oall S m i t h --------------- P a a t o r Sunday school — »•<* »• m* M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 11 *©ir *- ra. T r a l n l n s U u nlon — l i t # P- m. K a a n l n p S a r t l c a ------ »:#« P- “ ■ V ’ ad. P r a y a r S a r t l c a 1:1# P- m. N u r aary O p t * W T R R — ----------------- T:l# P- » S u n d a y N lta B r o a d c a a l W E B T S I D R M 1BS IO NAR T B A P T IS T CHURCH I t h SL A H o lly A t a . J o h n R. K i n s ------------- T a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ------ 10:## a. m. Sunday M o r n l n p W o rah lp — 11:00 »- m. S u nd ay K a a n l n p W o ra h l p — 7:*# PWadnaaday p r a y a r S a r t l o a —— 1:01 p- m. P I N E C R E B T It A P T I 8 T CHURCH Onora Road M o rn ln p W ora h lp . 11:0# a. m. S u n d a y S c h o o l -------- # 4# a. m. T r a l n t n p Un ion ------ t i l t V■ m. E v e n i n g W o ra h l p l l« p- ra. W>d. O H Icara A T t i c l m a M a a l l n p ____________ #:># P m. 1 v J O R D A N M IB B IO N A R T B A P T I S T CHURCH t i l l W. n r a t B t ra a t S u n d a y S c h o o l _ _ 10:10 a. m. M o r n l n p W o rah lp _ 11:00 a. m. )lll, I a S tu d y ( S u n d a y ) 1:00 p m . E a a n p a l l a t l o B e r t l c a 1:0# p. m. W ad. P r a y a r Waal — T p m. BUI S t e p h a n a -----------------P a a t o r A C o rd i a l W a l c o m e to All OAK LAW N B A P T IS T CHURCH 2 1 0 C ou n try C lu b R oad Sp on aorad by F l r o l B a p t l a t Church R a t , 1L T . D a r r a t t ____ P a a l o r S u n d a y S c h ool __— 0 : 0 a. m. W o r a h l p r e r t l c # — 11:0# a. m. T r a l n t n p Union —«— # : 0 P- m K v a n l n p W o rah lp — 1:10 p. m. Wad. P r a y e r B a r t . — 1:20 p. m. 11 M eth o d ist A d v en tist OHTKE N R A I T t B T C H U R C H HWT. I l l I'h. 2 2 1 1 1 1 # P a a l o r ____C h a a l a r W. P l a n k Bu nday Sch ool . ... 10:00 a. m. M o rn lnp S a r t l c a — 11 "0 a. m. T r a l n l n p Union -—— #:20 p. m. E v a n ln p B e r t l c a _ l i I O p. m. W adn aaday M eetln p e: o r g a n l a a t l e n o ----- 4 ; l n P- m P r a y a r ___________ 1 : 2 ° P- m. C h o i r _____________ *:1 # p. m. Mornlnp Worahlp — Sunday School - w Mornlnp Worahlp — T ra ln tn p Union _ Z t a n l n p V'orabtp Wad. P r a y e r S a r tl c a 1:1# 1 :0 II:## 1:1# 1 :0 1:10 a. m. m. * "»• P m. p m. p .m . a H O LT CROSS (#1 B. P a r k A v a F r. L e r o y D. Soper, R e c t o r H o l y C o m m u n io n __ 1:1# A m. F a m i l y S a r t l c a an d S u n d a y S c h o o l ---------- #;#• A a . M ornlnp P r a y a r <F l r a t B u n d a y —. H o l y C o m m u n i o n 1 1 : ( S A m. B A P T I H T MISSIO N EN T E R P R ISE S u nd ay S c h ool — 1:11 a. rn. M o rn ln p W o r a h l p - 11:## »■ m. T r a l n l n p Un ion _ _ 4 : 0 p. m. K v a n l n p .W or ah lp — 1:1# p. m. W ad. Nlpht 7 * r i y e r M aallnp — 1:1# p. m. R a t . R. J . B o y n t o n ------ P a a l o r ■ C h ristia n . S F r e e M eth od ist • F R E E M ETH O D IST CHURCH C o r n e r <th S L a n d L a u r a ! A v a R a t . L I f. K a i l ay ........ P a a t o r T e l e p h o n e : 131-TOIS Bund ay S c h o o l ____ 1 11 a m. M o r n l n p W o ra h l p __ 10:41 A m. K v a n l n p W o r a h l p __ 7:0# p. m. W ad. F r a y a r S a r t l c a 1:1# p. m. F I R S T CHRISTIAN CH URCH D IS C I P L U S O F C H R I S T 1(01 H. S a n f o r d A t a . It. V er no n F u l l e r S u n d a y Sch ool t i l l A m. M o r n l n p W o r i h l p - 11:0 0 a. m. C h u rch Of C h rist CHURCH o r C H R IS T n il P a r k Avanua B a r t B r o w a ______ E t a n p a l l a t Su nd ay B i b l e S t u d y --------- 1#:00 A ra. M o rn ln p W o rah lp _ 11:0# a. m. K v a n l n p H e r tl c e _ 1:10 p. m. S e a " H e r a l d o f T r u t h " 1 p. ro. Su nd ay on C h a n n a l I Tuaaday I.ad laa Itlbla Claao _ 1:1# a. m. M e n a Claaa — — 1: 10 p. m. W'adnaaday B i b l e Claao ----------1:1# P- m. L u th e r a n CHURCH O F C H R IS T G an ata R a l p h D ra wer J r . Kv anp allat Itlb la S c h o o l ----------#:l# a. m. M o rn ln p W ora h lp H 1:10 a. rn. K an ln p W o r a h l p __#:l# p. m. Wad. P r a y a r Harylca 1:1# p. m. GOOD S H E P H E R D LU TH ER A N CHURCH 2### A Orlando D ri ve Hw y. - 17-22) Sanford, Flo rid a 122-1212 T h e R a t . J , Gordon P t a r 1 , Paator Bund ay S c h o o l _ •: 1S A m. M n rn ln p W o r a h l p 11:03 a m. C o m m u n i o n — F l r a t S u n d a y la E a c h Munth K l n d e r p a r t a a a n d N u r aary You’ve been speeding:, and you get a ticket. You don’t Ilk* It, but you know you’ve been wrong. With little or no argu­ ment, you pay your fine. rAOI.A CHURCH Ob CHRIST lllp h w a y l ( W eal M orr la R u b y _____ E t a n p a l l a t I llb le Claaa ----------10:0# A m. M o rn ln p W o ra h l p _ I I 0# a m. Kv anln p W ora h lp — #.## p- m. D i b i t Claaaaa Wad. _ 1:1# p. ro. You’ve been staying home from church on Sundays for one of a dozen reasons. Maybe you like to sleep late. Maybe the minister in your church preaches dull sermons. Maybe you don’t consider yourself the church-going type. Whatever your alibi—nobody’s going to come after you. Christian Science This is a summons you’ll have to serve on yourself. For an infraction of Cod's law is something that can't be ignored. Until you declare yourself guilty, you will be deliberately shutting yourself off from the greatest fellowship in ths world. No judge in history has ever pronounced a sterner sentence. FIR ST CHURCH OF C H R IS T SCIEN TIST IftO E a i t Se con d B t r a a t Sund ay S e r v i c e A Bund ay S c h o o l ------11:00 A ra. S u b J# ot: "M a n " W ad n aad ay S a r t l c a - »:0# p m. l t r - d l n g R o o m : l o t W. F l r a t W e e w d a y a : 10:1# a m . — CIO p m . L U T H E R A N CHURCH O F T U B ' REDEEM ER 101 W. t t t h r i a c a " T h e C h u r c h of th e L u t h e r a n H o u r " and T V " T h l a la th e U fa" l l e t b e r t W. Ooar aa . _.... P a a t o r Hunday a m, W ora h lp ^utrrlce _ 10:2# a K i n d e r t a r t a n an d Nur aa ry m. — 1 : 1# TH E 13nd A F r e n c h L. H. A l f o r d ___________ r e » t o r Hunday S c h o o l ______ 1:43 a . ra . M orn in g W o r i h l p 11: 00 a ra. K v a n g i l t a t t c Htrv, 7 00 p m. F a m i l y Ni gh t Harvlca T. P. K. W a d ............ 7:10 p n . look Dr Soodar Monday Tu«td«y Widnsiday 7W d«| Friday Saturday CHURCH OK OOD UK PIIOP1IKCT 1401 Kirn A v tn u a Ra y. H o b a rt W e l c h - ...... P a a t o r Su nd ay School t 41 a. m. W o r a h l p Harvlr# __ 10:41 a. in. Chaplar Varaot U 17 14 14 1 ) S S 70 A IJ 14-74 14-14 I I IS 1 10 ii n Pul ml LuU Loko AcH Rammi Rom*nt Rornsm CH U RCH FO R ALL. • A L L T h * Church b r t i t n t fieto on earth for the building of cfxarmO" irr and good dtisem hip. It ia ■ aforeb o w of apirltual vuluaa. Without m •trtmg (Yjurtdi, iwilisrr democracy nor civilization can ■urviva. I h r r * am four auund m a o n why every prrvio kJsuuld attend aerv&oea mgu- FO R M ETH O D IST CHURCH 411 P a r k A v a R a t . R o b a r t M. Ja n k l n a , P a a t o r Mornlnp W ora h lp __ 1:1# p. m. S u nd ay S c h o o l ____ 1:4# a m. Morn ln p W o rah lp __ ]#:## a. m. M T F M aa tl n pa ___ 4.10 p. m. I I n t e r m e d i a t e , Menhir) E t a n l n p W ora h lp __ 1:10 p. TH E CH U RCH k r f y and auppnrt the Church TKay am: (1 ) For hi* own aaka. (2 ) For hi* children's taka. <3) Far lha saka of h k anmmuruty and nation. ( 4 ) Far tha aaka of tha Church Itorlf, which nrwda h k moral and msUrkd support. I Tan to go 4o churrh regu­ larly and read your Bible daily. O r m t M iWU Jteaaar AdtanuOap Sanaa, laa. Saraetvp. I V | < si2? t t t f t t *li2 ? t t <Si2> t <S±2? t < X l2 > | n g a l l a l l o Ht r v . — TilO p. m. Tuaday: HI Id • T r a i n i n g ____ T:4S p. m. T hursday: Y o u n g P e o p l e B a r v l c a 7 : 4* p m . Southern Methodist F IR S T SOUTHERN M E T H O D IST CHURCH W o m a n '# Club Dulldln p 202 O a k A t a . P u r w a r d if. K n l p h l J r , P a a lo r S u n d a y Bchool — _ OKI a. m. , W o r a h l p S a r t l o a ----- 1 : 2 # p. m, V) Nazarene r i n s r CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE W . 2n d ML a t M ap la Ava, P a u l . D i c k * * ______ ___... T u t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ____ 1 K I a m. M o r n l n p W o r a h l p _ 10:10 a m. 1 Y o u t h H u u r ____ ___ (; 00 p. m. E v a n p * l l * t l o S a r t l c a 1: 09 p. m. (I M ld-W ack B i r v l c a ( W a d .) __ 1: 00 p. m. T h i r d Hunday S l n p a p l r a t l o n ___ 1: 00 p. m F I R S T CHURCH T H E NAZARENE L a k a M ar y , F I a R av. W. L l l o lc u m b a , P a a t a Sunday OKS a. m. __ ... HIM* School 11 :00 a. m. _ M o rn ln p M oral.iu 7:0o p. m. _ K v an ln p Marti. • 7 :0 0 p. u . _ Wed. M l d -W a a k P r a y a r S ar v lc aa 1 :0 0 p. m. _ La at Wad. MUalonary S a r tlc a OF Pentecostal FIR ST PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H O F LONG WOOD #11 Oranpa S t r e e t l t a v E. R u t h G r a n t .... P aator S u n d a y Sch ool 10:00 a m. M o rn ln p W o ra h lp 11:00 a m. S u n d a y E v a n l n p __T .j o p m. Wad. B i b l e S tu d y _ 1 : l o p. rn. Cu n q u ar o ra M aalln p F r i d a y _ _ _ _ _ _ J ; 1 0 p. m. Presbyterian FIR ST CHURCH o r OOD C H R IS T M ETH O D IST CHURCH Sunland E a la ta a Cltrua H alphta R a t . C h a r l a a B. H o p p — P a a l o r C h u r c h S c h o o l ____ I K S a rn. M o rn l n p W o r a h l p _ 11: 00 a m. ( M T F ------------------------ 1:20 p. m. E t a . W o r i h l p ------ 7: 20 p. m. W a d . P r a y e r S a r t l c a 1:2# p m . Methodist Church Of God K School G R A C E M E T H O D IS T CHURCH m O n o r a n d . a t W o o d la n d A t e , ™ R a t . Jo h n !L Hlrea J r , Paator C h u r c h S c h o o l ------- I K S a m. M o r n l n p W o r a h l p — 1 1 :00 A m. M T F ------------------------- 4:20 * . m. GEN EVA M ETH O D IST CHURCH R a r . W, E , T i m m s Paator g u n d a y S c h o o l ______ 1:4* a. m. M o r n i n g H a r rie rs 11:00 a. m. C h o i r P r a c t i c e W'a4. 7:10 p. m. E v e r y On e W e lc o m e . FIR ST PRE8I1TTKR 1A N CHURCH S a n fo r d , P it. Oak Ava. A Srd St . G r o v a r C. S»w #ll J r . __P a a l o r Kdgar W. Smith Jr. Aailatant Paator 9 4S a. m. Church School hfsalon Mrata — X0 : « & a. m. M o rn in g W o rah lp __ 11: 00 a m. Pioneer Fellowship ^ S e n i o r HI F e l l o w s h i p Evening Worship Wad. P r a y a r M e al in g m. m, rn. m. 0:00 €:00 7:lo 7:00 p. p. p, p. COVENANT P R E H R T T E R IA N 1774 So u th O r la n d o D riv e T h o m a s H. M a k l n —..... P a a t o r W o r s h i p ___________ 1 : 0 0 g. m. ^ Church School 1 0 : 0 0 a. m. 'The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN P E ST CONTROL B E T T Y CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. H A RRELL & B E V E R L Y AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford C ELERY CITY ’ PRINTING CO, INC. B IL L HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. - 801 W. 1st. S t , Sanford TH E AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. St Mrs. 4L R . Strickland FOOD FA IR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees CHELSEA T IT L E AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. F irst, Sanford SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and S ta ff HOLLER MOTOR SA LES CO. and S ta ff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEM INOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay A ve, Sanford, Fla. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st, St., Sanford L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning J . C. PEN N EY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S ta ff L. D. PLAN TE, INC. Oviedo, Florid* A A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIG G ETT R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kcllett — Hermun Koleff and Employees PRO G RESSIV E PRINTING CO. J . M- Cameron and S ta ff H ILL LU M BER & HARDWARE CO. Jimm y Crapps and Employees PU RL IX MARKETS and Employees RO SE AND W ILK ’S RESTAURANT Rose St Wilks Bowman & Employees STENSTROM REA LTY Herb Stenstrom and S ta ff PERFECTION COBIA BOATS Southern Filierglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams and Employees D A IR IE S STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S ta ff W ILSON -EICH ELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff WILSON-MAIER FURN ITU RE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson STA TE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and S ta ff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff BO B’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCalllster Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. WINN D IX IE STO RES and Employees • S EM 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 SX PT 1IT A n ti o c h D *p tl# t c h u r c h , O v l i d s C e n t r a l D a p l la l C h urch , t i l l O a k At#. ChUiUOU F l r a t U a p t l i t C h urch C b u l u n t a V i p t l l l Ulaalon K l d a r S p r l n i # U ap tla t Church, ( 1 0 Kah m an It A n r a # IJ#plt#t C h u r c h , 111 P a r k A t a . r r U o d a b l p lla p tU t Church • ( A l tn n i o n t a S p r l u n J i t . 411. A l t t m o b t # S p r i n t # F i m D a p llt l Church « t D aU try F l r a t B# ptl«I Church * t 0 » u # t * F l r a t U a p t la t C h u r c h • ( L # k * M ary F l r a t ' U a p t la t C h u r c h • ( L a k a Moaroa F l r a t D a p l ia l C h u r c h • ( K e n t w o o d , Oa r. Church * Grant F l r a t u a p t l a t C h u r c h a l O t la d o n r a t U a p t la t C h u r c h c f S a u L a a d o Sp r in g e F l r a t S h i l o h U l M l o u a r p U a p t la t Ch urch. 1141 W . I l t h St. F o r a a t C ity Ba p tla t C hurch F o u a l a t a H a a d B a p t l a t C h u r c h , O t la d a L o t * . S o u t h e r n U a p t la t U l a a l o n . C h u l u o t a h tla a lo a a ry B ap tlat Church N o r t h - Hd. MacaVouU Ulaalon B ap tlat Church O a k H i l l * d . Odtaaa M o r a l n t a l a r y U a p t la t c h u r c h . O a a a v a H w y. M l - O t lv * M ia aiuaary B a p t l a t C h u r c h , Sam U »4# Spalass JU, Loogvood U L Z l o a U l a a l o n a r y B a p t l a t , S lp aa A t * . N ew UL C alvary U laaloaary Bap tlat HOP W. I t l h S L Now S a l e m P r l m l t l v a U a p t la t Ch ur ch , 1100 W. I l t h S L Naw U L Z l o a U a p t la t C h u r c h , 1714 P a a r A t a O a k l a w n U a p t la t C h apal, 1141 W, t# th Zu Oataan U a p t la t C h u r c h P l n a c r a a t B a p t l a t Ch u r eh , 101 W . O n o r a ltd, F r a l r l a L a k a B a p t l a t C h u r e h , JU d g * H d . V arn F o r k I’r og ra aa U l a a l o n a r y U a p t la t C h o r e * . Midway Bacond S h i l o h U l a a l o a a r y B a p t l a t Chur ch. N l n lh * H i c k o r y S L J a m a o U l a a l o a a r y B a p t l a t C h u r c h SM . H I I I I O ataa a S L P a u l U l a a l o n a r y B a p t l a t C h u r ch , I t h S L SL. U alth aw a U l a a l o n a r y B a p t l a t Chur ch Cannon tla lg h ls S t. J o h n ’a U l a a l o n a r y B a p t l a t C h urch , I I I Cyp ro aa S L V aaa pU B a p t l a t C h u r c h , P a l m S p r i n g e Hd_ A l t a m o n t e Bp rln g a W e a t a lla U laalo aary B a p tla t Church. I l l * H o l l y Ava. Z l o a H o p * B a p t l a t C h u r e h , 111 O r a n g e Ava. CA THOLIC Chnrch o f t h * N ativ ity, L a k e N ary A ll Sou la C a t h o l i c C h uroh. I l l O a k Ava. R o m a n C a t h o l i c H a m . S p o r l a m a a 'a Club, C huluota . ____ SL A n n'a Catholic C h urch , , P a t c h i n g l i n e * . D aD ar y S L U a r y U a g d a t a n a C a t h o l i c C h urch , H a l t land A t a A ltam o n te Springe CH RISTIA N F l r a t C h r l e t l a u C h u r c h , 1101 B. S a n f o r d Ava C o a g T e g a l i o n e t C h r l a tl a u Ch ur ch , 24*1 F o r k A t e . N o rl b a l d e C h rlatlau C h urch , F l o r i d a U a t a n D r , M aitland CHURCH O F C H R U T Church o f ChrtaL l l t l * F o r k A v a Church o f ChrlaL O a n c ta C h u r c h o f C h r l a L K o ag w eo d C h uroh o f C h r l a L F a o l a CHURCH Church Church Church Church of of of at Ood. Ood, Ood. Oo d O F OOD I l l H ickory 1200 S . F r e n c h O tlad o M laeloa BalorprU o EPISCO PA L A ll S a l a l a H plaoopa l C h urch U . D a B a r y A v a , C n ta n n -la o c h r t a t Kp ta copal C h urch , Long-wood AU S a l o l a B p ta eo p a L E a t a r p r l a a H o l y Croag Hplaoopal, P a r k A v a a t I t h LUTHERAN A acan alo n Lu theran Ch u r ch , O tarbrook D r , Caaaalhtrry G ood Bh aph ard U n i te d L u th a r n , 2 I » I S. Orla n do Dr. L u t h e r a n C h u r o h o f t h e R e d e e m e r, l e t W. I l t h P l a c e Maaalah L u t h e r a n C h u r ch . A m a r t o a a L e g i o n 11*11. F r a l r l a L a k a , F e r n P a r k S L Luka# L u th e ra n ch u rch , KL IM S lav ia M ET H O D IST B arnett M em orial h la l h o d l a t C h u r c h . E. DcUary A va. K nlerprleo B e a r L a k e M a th o d l a t c h u r o h B e t h e l A.M.E. C h u r ch . C a n a a n H eig h t# C a a a a l b a r r y C o m m u n i t y M athodlat Ch u r eh . H w y . 11 -02 A P ln a y R l d g a Hd. C aaaalb arr y D e D e r y C o m m u n i t y Method ic# C h u r o h W . H ig h lan d # . D a B a r y C h r l a t M a th o d la t C h u r c h lutilgfid E t t i t i i F l r a t M a th o d la t O h u r ch , l i t P a r k A v a F l r a t M ath od lat C h u r c h o f O t l a d a F l r a t S o u t h e r n M ath od lat C h u r c h W o m a n '# Club t t ! O a k A v a F r e e M ath od lat C h u r e h . I 0 » W . i t h S L G e n e v a M ath od lat Ch u r o h , O e a e m G r a c e M a th o d la t C h u r c h . O a a m Rd. G r a n t C h ap al A K A C h u r c h , O t l a d o O a h g r o v o M ath od lat C h u r c h , Oviedo Oataan M a th *d iet C hurch P a o 1n W aalayaa M elhodlsL RL 44 W. a t F a o l a S L J a m a a A.U E . S a n f o r d Ava. S L U a r y ' a A . U .E . C h u r c h S L R L 111 O a l c c u SL P aul'# M a th o d la t C h u r o h O otta u Rd. E n t a r p r l a a S ta ffo rd 'U a m o rD l M a th o d la t C h u n k S. D aBary NAZARENB F l r a t Church of tk o N aaare ie , W. 2nd a t M aple Farn Park Church of tho N aaa ra n a, O 'U rla n l t d , F c r a P a r k L a k e U a r y C h u r c h of t h o N aaaro u o P R E SB Y T E R IA N C o m m u n i t y P r a a b y l a r l * n Ch u r ch , L a k a U a r y Flrat P r e e b y te r la m . C h u r ch , Oak Ava, * Ird SL F i r s t P r a a b y t a r t n a C h u r c h . C a a a a lb a rr y Flrat P reabyteriaa Church . a f D aBary, B . H ighland Fra a b y ta rla n Churoh a f T h e C o venant 1771 R O r la n d e D r. S L A a d r a w a F r a a b y t a r l a a C h u r eh l l t l L a a n a a l Bo h . D r , B e a r L a k a Upaala C o m m u n i ty P raabytarlan Chur oh, Upaala R A W a atm ln latar P raab ytarlan C h u n k , H aw aii —M— ' V h. R L I I I SE V E N T H D AT A D V EN TIST Format L a k e S e v e n t h - d a y A d t a n t l a t C h urch . H w y . (21 , F o r a a t Ci ty Bctantb-day A d tan tlat Church, M a i tl a n d A v a , A l t a m a a t a Spring # Sanford Seventh-day A d taatU l Ch u r ch . Savanth A Elm * ... ^ O T H E R CHURCHES A l t a n a A . H .E . C h urch , Olive A 12th C h u r c h o f Ood In C h rla L O t la d o C h u l u o t a C o m m u n i ty C h u r c h C h u r c h a t Ood o f P ro p h e c y , l l t l E l m A t a . C h u r c h o f Ood Mlaalon, K n to rprt a# C h u r eh o f J a a u a C h r l o t o f L a t t e r D ay S e l n t a , n i l p a r k Ava. C o m m a * H y Ch ap al , A lta m om ta S p r i n g * E a a l a r a O r th o d o x Ch u r ch . S L J o h n * C h r y uoalom C h ap al. H w y. 17-»|, F e r n P a r k C o n g r a g a l l o n B a t h l ar aa L I l t h A M a g n o l i a F l r a t Churoh of ChrlaL Sc la n tla L #*# E . t a d S L K in g d o m Hall o f J a h o r a b 'a W ltnaae L a k p M on ro # Un lL l l t l W. T h i r d S L F l r # t P i Q t i c o i l t i C h u r ch o f U n i v o o d F u l l Ooap al T a b a r n a c l * S l i d C o u n t r y Clu b UL Olive U olm aa* C h uroh, Oak H ill R A Oalaaa P l n a c r a a t Aaaam b ly o f O o A f l t k A E l m San ford Alliance ch u re h . l l t l A P a r k A t a S an fo rd C on gregation a t Jo h o v n h 'a W it* Baaaao, l ( « S a n f o r d Avo. T h e S a l t a t i o n Arm y. I K E . 2nd SL U n ity C h u r c h o f S a a l e r A 1 * 1 *• l o t S L �n *» Is ! \ Oviedo Lions Head To State Tourney ... See Page 6 President Urges Beefed-Up Attac k On Crime eioc* By Paul Brookshire Four letter word* aren't all bad. Two are synonymous with Sanford. They are the two thing* that hit the newcomer between the eyes (and ears) when ha comes to town. Both are tremendous assets. You can’t miss either. They're spelled " l a k e ” and " J e t s . " • • • Leathernecks In Viet Reds Protest U. S. Step To 'Aggression' 'Malignant' Nam Foe Of U.S. I S em in ole C ou n ty * * * * on th e S t. Jo h n s R iv e r $ * * * ©hr * “ T h e N ile o f A m e ric a ” Ib n t U i Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # SAIGON (U PI) - CombstW EA TH ER: Not so cold by Tuesday afternoon; low tonight in low 40s. rcady U. S. Marines swarmed ashore today and took up de­ VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 141 fense positions around the Da Nang airbase only 80 miles from Communist North Viet Nam. • It was the first Marine land­ ing in a comhst zone since Ihc ORLANDO (U PI) — Gov. Korean war. Haydun Burns said today the Communist China and North Viet Nam immediately pro­ first of a series of new rest tested the amphibious opera­ areas for Interstate highways tion as another American step in . Florida will he located on to "widen the war of aggress­ Route Four between Tampa ion." and Daytona Beach. Today's landing involved 1,Burns spoke at dedication of 400 Leathernecks, the first ot the $42 million Orlando Ex­ two Marine battalions totaling pressway, a part- of Ihe 1413.SOO men who were ordered mile interstate highway cross into South Viet Nam to pro­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ing the mid-seclion of the vide security at the Da Nang Florida is thinking about state. • • • base. creating a treasure hunting The Governor said It was It is the Jumping off point agency. Sanford remembered also his personal concern that the Is sailors standing along for American and South Viet­ The Florida Cabinet ha* superhighway* be provided namese air strikes against thr Highway IT02 hitching rides under consideration a pro­ with adequate and attractive Communist north. to Daytona for the weekend. posal from the Mate museum rest facililici. The Marines raise the num­ at Gainrsville for a two-year The proposed lakefront pro­ "W'e are a tourist state and ber of American troops tn ject could help keep these program to recover treasure have an obligation to meet the South Viet Nam to a record from sunken ship*. men in town. needs of the more than 10 mil­ Sanford sremed to be just high of 27,000 If the two-year program i* lion motorists who visit us an SANFORD MAYOR J. 11. CrnpjM uttirinlly ttpoiml the iimunil Sanford In a majut political deve­ a Hureess, it would tie con­ a place to pass through on the nualty," Burns said. tiiinU’ii Club flower show at the Civic <‘enter, assisted by rlnh dignitaries. wa f "Irorn Orlando to Daytona. lopment, South Viet Nam’s tinued into future years. Several stales, among them From left are Mrs. J, T. Uruthwal, of Orlando, assistant district director. • • • powerful Buddhist leaders The museum asked the Florida, have been criticized Florida Federation of Garden Clubs; Mayor Crapps, Mrs. W. T. Chettncll, The ear-splitting sound ol called on the United States to Cabinet Trustee* of the In­ lor the lack of adequate rest Orlando, district director, and Mrs. J . M. Fahey, president of the San­ the Navy jets over the roof withdraw* its troops from Viet­ ternal Improvement Fund— areas on interstate routes. ford Garden Club. (See additional pictures on page two.) (Herald Photo) tops is probably what sticks namese territory. an agency whose duties inBurns said shortly after he eliule governing offshore with a newcomer most. | The Marine landing party took office he naked the Hoad He beats a path to the doors encountered no opposition but Florida waters—to sign a Department to Itudy the need guerrillas were contract with the museum. and windows to make sure Communist for rest j r e a s on the entire InThe contract would empow­ one isn’t actually landing on busy elsewhere In Viet Nam. La ■Ute'^yate in within Flor­ the front lawn. Viet Cong unleashed a bar­ er the museum to take uvrr ida, which, who* completed, Hut in a few days adjust­ rage on mortar and reroillcss “ research and conservation" will total more than 1,100 ment takes place and he be cannon fire on a U. S. Army to aave relic* of the state’s miles. history from destruction by gins to ignorr them. special forces camp in moun I ity «*n ngenilti Hr said thr department sent Even in a schoolyard full ol famous Biuh Dinh Province gutd hunters. fm M |# . tuilay at City Hull a team of engineers to thr five Thr pmgiam would cost children thrre isn't a single, |275 miles northeast of Saigon SELMA. Ala ( UHi Stair li 1 eu of $.1,000 bond after tni lu.lt * ii public" Frt-imutf to states recognized a* having *70.121 din mg tlie two year*. solitary upturned neck to tluopi-is and deputies on ,i In a| mg before a I . S. i H h - i J n i i ’jutititiy f r o m C - 1 to the best developed rest area ! Kxpeiiso* i li e I u d r diving gawk at the screaming Vigi f J mi i t ( *di n u t i t h of 2i»th system. He said the Stale |equipment and satiny fur hoim-huik, under orders ftum * Mini. isH.u ier. lante. S l i i ’i t t-i IV t!i . S i n t from Road Board was expected to 1 W I I tc« tint! M i l s . \!1 the town’s ductora — Alter a week you can even G*/' George Wallace to slop I'tuli m I Neglo wen- lulled I ' n l m M o A i «*?!<!<• tu l.auri'1 adopt a construction program The IF F was severely crit­ hear the telephone Jingle with a "freeilom’’ numb to the A v i r n i r hid I l h » t Mock hi* lor the area* next week at its icized taut year because of in ...... I Samaritan Hospital a jet overhead Amazing1 iijijniicKl easy regulations for 'lute mpHal, Sotohty lent- 1on on -. jibyan lull mini t he I w r t ’iii M > 1 111» n i MI Klin A Vi* ii-guliir meeting Keep Hying Navy I Tlie installations will in­ gassed #*00 Negroes met set I line l o o k e d ns though there m i r hi i u t h o f tJTiltT H tn * i* le • • • Two Lake Monroe home*, n gold hunters. Klmi'la TV CnM«« l omjmny clude sanitary facilities. »• Florida must lieense all them reeling and bleeding un­ bud l.iru u "moderate iliaWhen you get down to brass garage and an out-shelter is i-xprrtpil to mnkr a formal ter fountains, picnic arras, at tacks, there are many chang j were completely destroyed by- treasure seekers and geta 25 der the lashes of clubs, hull II a I e I . " friiTD Ivisr prmrntntLon tractive landscaping and a I be glair where officers per cent of the gold, silver whips and ropes. ei in Sanford and Seminole fire Saturday afternoon with Seminole County Ch»mb#r large at ate map allowing ar­ At Icast ti7 Negroes were Inteii i jiled the Negroes near a third homo receiving exten­ and artifacts plucked from County aince 1954, the ocean bottom. injured in the melee, inelud- Ldwmd 1'ittua Bridge over o f Com m f t i f ! riku f r o n t «|p- terial highways in Florida. The growth in commercial sive damages. One recent lind put 1-100,* log integration leader John •be Ahihiioin River reermbled Vfliipiuriit ronithlttrtf also has "Because Itoutc 4 is the establishments up and down Starting from explosion of the Sanford-Orlando highway a kerosene heater in the home 000 in old gold in the state's Lewis, who suffered a pos­ a buttle a< •in* with abuhdotied rcijurMni time tn mnke a pie* most developed of the four in bedrolls and rlothing lying •rotation. trrstate superhighways being sible skull fracture. The new ahopping centers and of Mr*. G. B Rapp on Upsala pockets. Several rtftotiillnns w i l l built In Florida, and probably Two hoapitnla—Good Ram- mingled with spent tear gus the many new residential Road some 1,000 feet off West come up for romlderation a» will carry as much or more arltan ami llurwrll Inf Irma * r shells. areas. First Street, fire, in the high Dr. Martin Luther King J r , , well m• recommendation* of traffic than the other roulea," — reported early today 17 NrThe dog track and the jai wind*, quickly swept the gar­ groes were hospitalized with who said hr remained in A t­ the Zoning and Planning Com- he said, "the first of the new alai and Interstate 4. age < and the second home, broken arms and leg*, head lanta during the short-lived mittion rest areas will he located on The hospital, the Civic Cen skipping two other houses to Constable Robert Carroll injuries, hysteria and other m a n h Sunday on the advice Una facility." ter and the Seminole County- ignite a shed belonging tn a was treated and released injuries. Nona was in critical of to* aides, announced he Sheriff’s Department, Mrs. Pond. Owner'* name of from Seminote Memorial Ho* would permmulty lead a r e ­ condition. Sanford hasn’t stood still the second home burned was pital Saturday with back in­ newed niureh Tuesday "in A policeman was struck neither has it boomed. not available at this report. STOCKHOLM (U l’lt — juries suffered when his pa­ when Negroes, in the only re *pitr o| the dangers.*' There’s atill a lot ol elbow Two trucks from Lake trol ear was struck at the in­ Sweden today began a sixIn Washington, the Ju stice ported retaliation, hurled room. Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ tersection of 13th Street and bricks and bottle*. Department said it has asked week period of mourning for ment answered the cal] but Park Avenue late Friday An FBI agent, taking pic­ the F B I for a “full and Queen Louise. WASHINGTON »UP1) — men wetXfmable, due to dis­ night, police reported today. tures as horsemen rtiiised Ne­ plomi't investigation” of reThe beloved monarch heun ity H e a rin g tance and time loss involved, Also treated and released groes, was attai ked by three jnnts t but law enforcement rame “our queen" to the Rep. Charles E. Bennett <Dto do more than prevent fire was Charles M. Craig, 62. white men and his rann-ia o f f ic r i a and others used un- Swedi*ti pi- jde lipcause she Ela.) is in satisfactory condi­ lated F o r R uby from destroying all homes in driver of the car which struck tmaihtd. BULLETIN nciesMity furce ter <lii|>er*e shopped in Stockholm’s stores tion today a t Walter Reed DALLAS (U P !) - Judge the closely populated area. and mm bets just like sny Hospital after breaking his Carroll's car and knocked it Federal charges were filed the civil rights marchers. left leg in three places Satur­ oe B. Brown today ordered into the rear end of a taxi today against Jimmy George Wallace had only a terse hnusevtife. ■sully trial for condemned N ew sm en R obbed The queen died Sundsy at day in a full on ice, driven by Hubert Smith. Kohiiisem, 2*t, Noel Cooper, eomineiit in Montgomery: Ilrnnctl, u potto victim, car­ layer. Ja ck Buby on March Craig, whose address was 21, and Randall Kendrick, 21. ' Those folks in .Selma have the age of 75. A gieat-gi andWASHINGTON (U PI) — I. A bandit held up tha National listed as 2401 Willow Avenue, all of Seims, for attacking made this a seven-day-a-week daughtrr of Britian's Queen ries a cane and lias a brace orr Preis Club Sunday night and was charged with reckless FBI agent Daniel D. Doyle. job. But we can't give an Yicturia, the suffered a blood hit right leg. He contracted ©ALLA S (U P !) — Jack inch. W’e're going to have to clot in her right leg last polio at Luton tn tha Philip­ escaped with $1,200 In cash driving and driving while in Doyle was not injured. Jby, at moat a year to the pine! during World War II. Thursday. All three men were jailed enforce state laws,” toxirated. and check*. ,y hr was convicted and senneed to death, was to appear court today for arguments i hi* sanity. Judge Joe B. Brown, who raided at the Kuhy trial last rbruary and Marrh, ordered An extensive county-wide will let the contract on April struct Interchange; SR 419, ell south to Orange County S 427, from S 434 north to the Lake Mary north to terminua, e alayer of presidential a t ­ Gee Creek box culvert, widen line, four lane construction; ACL railroad at General J . C. widen to 24 feet and resur­ highway Improvement pro­ SO. tain Lee Harvey Oswald to urt for a hearing to decide gram will be requested by the But, Commission Chairman abutments; SR 46, 1-4 west 1-4, st SR 46A (Faola Road), Hutchison Parkway, two-lane face. SR-426, ACL railroad east of Interchange, and right-of-way and construction; a Jury ahould be given the Seminole County Commission John Alexander explained, the to Lake County line, four-lane construct construction; SR 46, Mellon- SR-415, construct new Osteen S-426, Goldenrod to Oviedo, S-434 at Forest City, construct ek of determining Ruby a when it meets with Slate county has given this project ville Avenue east to proposed Bridge across St. Johns River. twolane right-of-way to elimi­ railroad aignals; SR-436, inesent aanlty. Road Department officials at No. 1 priority again •because Osteen Bridge approach, tourSixteen secondary projects nate dangerous curves; S-427, aection with S-431 and S-434 sre proposed, to be construct­ Glnderville to Five Points, at Forest City, construct traf­ 4 p m. Tuesday at -DeLand. we want to keep It up there lane construction. ta n -2 R o c k e t S R -425, 419 and 520, from ed by the state with county two lane right-of-way and con­ fic signal; and engineering This la the annual meeting in that position in case the when counties present their state doesn't get around to it mteraection of S-425-427' south fund* held by the stale. A struction; S-427, ACL railroad and surveying for tha follow­ rin g s L e a k across new causeway over number of these tie in with at General ‘ Hutchison Park­ ing projects: The right-of-way again this year." ,P E KENNEDY (U P I) — road programs to the state. Other primary proposals to Lake Jessup via Oviedo to S- the primary proposals in that way north to Five Points, two­ south on Sanford Avenue, In the proposed primary Titan-2 rocket ,aet for trlcan’a first two - man program (state projects to be be presented by the county, 520 st Orange County line, the projects will be accom­ lane 'right-of-way and con­ over a new causeway on Lake Jessup to the new university with s t a t e listed In priority in sequence: designate aa primary road plished with state fund* by struction. feet Gemini spaceflight la- accomplished State Road 415 (13th Street- from Sanford to the proposed the itatc but the county must SR-415, realignment for new site; four-1 aning of S R -46 from thia month developed a funds), No. 1 priority has pellant leak today during been given to the four-lining Celery Avenue), from French state university, four - lane provide the rights-of-way with Osteen Bridge, two lane right- 1-4 to Lake County; four-lin­ of State Road 46 ( 25th Street) Avenue to the City limits; SR construction. (The Lake J e s ­ the county's secondary mon­ of-way; SR-436, near Lake ing of SR 46 east to Volutia lock launch Wat. Howell south to Orange Coun­ County; two-laning S 15 from he leak was discovered in from French to Mellonvillc 426, Goldenrod through Oviedo sup causeway long has been eys held by the stale. to Geneva, realign, rebuilt proposed.) T h e secondary proposals ty line, foup-lane right-of-way; SR-46 to Lake Monroe, and itrogen Wxtroxide line in Avenue. SR-436, 1-4 west to Orange are: . West 25th Street at ACL rail­ needs for e future railroad The stale already has an­ and straighten curves, widen­ booster's second stage 85 SR 46, French to Mellon- road, construct railroad sig­ overpass at Rand’s Crossing utes after the full-scale nounced It will open bids for ing strips, resurface; 1-4 at County line, four-lane right ol Mary Bouievqgd, con­ way; fill- 436, Mar Lafca Unw­ vilie, four-lane right of-way; nals; S U, ACL railroad at on Sft 44 vest of Sanford. B - f e o w c o u n t d o w n s U r ts d - Lois project on Much 3d, and Lake Monroe looks like it did 10 years ago. Still as beautiful as ever. Thl* great natural beauty, the people now realize, could mean much more to the community than anyone ever dreamed of. Words like "m arin a" and "lakefront d e v e l o p * ment" seem to be on every­ one's lips these days. You don't have to be in town long to hear them. Sanford looks - similar to whit It did years ago with one exception — there’s 'a new spirit budding and ,it could mean vast changes in the near future. You might say a new breeze is blowing across Lake Mon­ roe and it’s not an ill wind. Burns Promises Rest Areas For 1-4 State Ponders Entering Hunt For Treasure Freedom Marchers Routed By Police Council To Hear Lakefront Plan WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson cnlled today for n beefed-up federal nnd local law en­ forcement to attack what he called the "maliRnant enemy" of growing crime in the United States. In a spccinl message to Congress, Johnson asked for a comprehensive pro- -------------------------------------gram including n federni linn on all firearm * ship­ ments in interstate com­ merce. Only exception* would be among Importer*, manufac­ turers and dealers licensed by the Treasury. In a lengthy message to the House and Senate,1 the Chief Executive said there was no suggestion of federal Interference through a na­ tional police force in the pri­ mary police responsibilities of state and local government*. But Johnson said ''crime is no longer merely a local prob­ lem.” The time has come, he said. f.-r a multiple, co-opciative federal-state-loeal effort to "arrest and reverse the trend toward lawle»*ne*s’’ whirh i* costing the country ten* of billions of dollars annually, plus couhtlcss live* and many injuries." The President called this the essence of his program: "Increaaeil federal law en­ forcement effort*; assistance to local law enforcement e f­ forts; a comprehensive, pene­ trating analysis of the origins ami nature of crime in modern America (this analysis to ho coni|dled in a study by a new presidential commission on law enforcement amt adminis­ tration of justice)." He added: “This message recognizes that crime is a national -prob-t BRIEFS T raffic Toll TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The State Patrol reported to­ day at least 18 persons were killed In highway accident* In Florida during the weekend. Dies In Fire FORT LAUDERDALE — (U P D — Fire officials blamed careless smoking Sunday on a blaze which killed one man and injured Iwo persons in an apartment. Chopper Record JACKSONVILLE (U PI) The Navy (lew a jot helicopter here from Ran Diego Saturday night in a non-stop flight which broke all helicopter dis­ tance records Azalea Queen PALATKA (U P D — Patricia Carroll, of Orange Park, a student at St. Johns River Junior College, Is the new Azalea Queen First runner-up was Sheila Clarke, of Winter Park. Embassy Hit WAStlftiGTotf (U PI) Four Cuban exiles, protesting "That recognition does not the presence of Russian troopa carry with It any threat to in their homeland. Sunday the basic prerogat.ves of state ^ (, rjnk mled and local government. .^ , „ „ „ „quld „ the Iront lem . h i Fire Threalens Lake Monroe Constable Hurt In 3-Way Wreck Sweden Mourns Florida Solon Hospitalized County To Outline Road Plan For State Tuesday * A r" ,h*'r’ f p d p r n I Kiivernmrm will henceforth takr a mote mean iiigfnl rde in meeting the whole spectrum of pt\ Idem* posed try crime. " I t means Hull the federal government will seek tn exi-rcine leadership amt to assist local nothinitir* in meeting , of the Soviet Embassy, R tljtlS LONDON ( I I I ) — Two members of the International Control Commission—India and Poland—today supported Communist charges that American bombing raids on North Viol Nam were "violations of tha th r l r re sp on sibilities." The President had an­ utmost gravity." nounced previously his Inten­ tion of naming a commission to study the whole field r f WASHINGTON (UPI) — law enforcement and make re­ Secretary "Nd State Dean Rusk commendations to c o m b a t hat ruled out once again any crime. possibility of negotiation* to end the Vietnamese war until the Communists decide "to Social S e cu rity lease their neighbors in South, L ists Collection east Asia alone." JA CKSONVILLE (U PD — The U S. Social Security Ad­ ministration reported today U collected $258.4 million ill TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Bradenton Sen. Ed Price re­ Floriila during IMS. The agency said the mnnry newed his attack on the Flor­ came from a total of $3.68 ida Institute (or Continuing billion in wage* and aelt-em- University Studies (FICUS) Hus weekend, calling It "• ployed income In the Mute A total of t 17.53 million hungry new creature whose was paid to 7U2,22!l social s e ­ api>etite seems to be Insati­ able." curity recipient*. j No Parley ‘Hungry’ OPEN FIUDAY c n n e um i f t N ITE T I L 9 ^ W A Y B FIRST QUALITY 63rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! SPECIAL nUYI GIRLS’ COMBED 4 COTTON BRIEFS (o r $| G r e a t Penney aevtniel Combed cotton b r i e f ! made to Penney1* own specifications! B a nd -leg styling. White only. U girls’ sixes 4 to 14. OPEN YOURSELF A PENNEY CHARGE ACCOUNT! r � 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 05, 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/03559df9893075f6c88c9c00d71a691a.pdf dfd180de32a2e799050e8147fd273f69 PDF Text Text I V «el HJ, , * A ®h’f Two Receive Legions Awards In DeBary Plaques deiifrnatlng were life awarded two member* o f DeBary Her­ bert D. Gibb American Legion Poet 250 at the recent State Commander* IDnner sponsored by the poet In the Com­ munity Center with CERTIFICATES W E R tf presented upon completion o f the Rural Fire De­ fense Trnininjt Program held nt Altamonte Springs Fire Station. Shown receiving certificates arc {le ft to right) Cnpt. Richard Lashley o f Forest City and Lt. Glenn Brugmnn and Fire Marshal Bob Newell of Altamonte, from instructors, Dick Evans, training specialist, and A1 Harris, county ranger* both o f tho Florida Forest Service. more than 100 person* In attend­ ance. Presented by State ■Com* mender William Edwards of Daytona Beach Post 60, the honor* went to P ait Comman­ der* Stanley S. Smith and Fred McLaren. Legion dignitaries attend­ ing, other than Edwards, Ineluded his assistant, Hy Hytron; District 6 Commander and Mr*. Franklin Chambers; Adjutant R a l p h Johnson, State o f Florida; Virginia Harrison, Volusia County ex­ ecutive commander and her husband, Vernon Harrison; A1 Chamberlain, district 6 sergeant at arms and aid to the state commander; Com­ mander and Mr*. B. A. lllols o f DcLand- Post G; Marge Norman, district 6 executive committeewoman; Command­ er and Mrs. John Ebeth, World W ar 1 Darracks 1107 Denary, and Commander Earl Walk­ er, V F W Post 800.1, Dellary. -DeBary Firemen Have Drills By Mrs. John Leone Intensive d r i l l session* stressing Die correct use of water pump and hose so a* to conserve a* murh water a* possible in fighting fires are being conducted hy DeBary, Fire Chief Jack Lamberaton. Attending n recent 90 min­ ute practice were Darwin Bruce, John Vetter, Charles Jordon, John Mnrtln, William Ogden, Frank Christen, Dave Lange, II. Klepplcr, Thornton Smith, Marvin Roach, Joseph Brenner, Howard Middleton, Frank Derrick, Herman Berg­ er, Harry Hlrkman, Rill Bisnett, Louis Tonlnl, Fred Der­ rick, William Keller and A l­ bert Krfur. It is Die desire o f depart­ ment officials anil Chief l.ninbertaon that rnrli and every Volunlerr lie familiar with op­ erations of Ihe pomp nnii hose and know his proper ntatmn in case of disaster emergen clns such ns the recent plane crash in Die community. Payoff Probe By Senate Ends WASHINGTON tU P I) The man who head* Die Sen­ ate's Bobby Baker investiga­ tion said today that Hie In­ quiry Into an alleged $25,040 payoff to President Johnson's 1964 campaign was Just shout complete. "That about cleans it up as far as 1 can see now," said Chairman B. Everett Jordan (D-N.C.) of the Senate rules committee. M EETING SLATE D Sanford Polica Benevolent Association will hold its an­ nual meeting Saturday at 3 p. m. at the City Commission room* in City Halt. S rriIS Village To Ask For Re-Bids On Police Car Dr Mr*. John Leone membership WanhirB P bko 4-A — Feb. 4, 1965 IN S T A LLE D ns n e w officers o f the Central Florida Welcome W ag­ on C o u n c i l by Mrs, Margaret CuilTT,' ‘ fcxoeutlve supervisor, seated right in top p h o t o, were, from left, Mrs. Frances Stone and Mrs. Jane Jackson; standing, Mrs. S a l l y Gregory, Mrs. Gina Ililson, Mrs. Virginia Tclander, Mrs. Maxine Bradhuin anti Mrs. Nell Bays. At lx>ttom, Mrs. Muriel Buch­ er, outgoing president, left, received gift from Mrs. Clara Edmonds. By Margaret Cosby At it* regular monthty meeting on the first Monday o f the month, the North Or­ lando Village Council derided to ask fo r rehidt on a police car for the village to include only requested specifications. The council is atso obtaining bids fo r general liability in­ surance for the village. Councilman Ltoyd Brown proposed that certain repairs be made to Hays Road. Im ­ mediate action is being taken to proceed in accordance with his suggestions. On behalf o f the North Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment, Brown extended the de­ partment's appreciation to Village Police Department for the very able co-operation in directing trnfflc and control­ ling onlookers during the re­ cent aeries o f forest fires near the village residential areas. It was announced that V il­ lage Attorney Orville John­ son would be presenting a rough draft of the Village Charter Amendments to the Seminote County Legislative Delegation before presenta­ tion to the State Legislature In the spring. Mrs. linrbnra Peters, su­ pervisor of registration, an­ nounced that three candidates •filodevtm_ Ihrep of the four council seats to he filled in Die March Ifl general election. Jay A. Wctz filed an application for the Group f: scat, Brown for Group 3, and Donald W il­ cox has filed for the Group l council seat. WHOLESALE ' VI > :*V ) i& la r g e F l o ld c r e * * i p H f o v r e l s -i is Cotton and Cotton Blend Fa b rics Wild Rhesus Monkeys living on .Silver Road at Florida's Silver Springs, and viewed by nearly two million tourists an­ nually, were first placed there for the original Johnny Weis•mullcr Tarran Movies. I -» I fM Installation fur new officers of llie Central Florida Wei- come Wagon Council w.ni con ducted at Die Windjammer Restaurant in Fern f'aik dur­ ing a meriting on the theme, "Hand of Friendship in the Heart ol Florida " Members of the Maitland chili were hostesses and more than 2<*i members and guests of area clubs were lu atten­ dance. Mrs, Margaret Cnnn, execu­ tive supervisor of Central Flo­ rida Welcome Wagon Inter­ national, presided during the Impressive ceremonies. Installed were Mrs. j^pne Jackson, of Ocala, president; Mrs. Frances Stone of Mait­ land, first vice president; Mrs. Sally Gregory, of Eau Gallic, second vice president; Mrs. Gina Ililson of Leesburg, recording secretary; Mr*. Vir ginla Tclander of Daytona, corresponding secretary; Mr». Maxine ilradhmn of Orlando, treasurer; and Mrs. Nell Bays of Ocala, historian. Award* presentations made by Mr*. Cann Included $5 to Die .South Seminole d ob in recognition of l,2H hours in volunteer civic service. The meeting opened with a social hour with the welcome extended by Mrs Aitdra Gray, Mull land Welcome Wagon 1ms trss. Invocation was given by Rev II Ray Woody of the First Presbyterian (.'hutch ol Maitland. Guest speaker for Ihe lifterluncheon program was Jack Gale, president of the Mait­ land Chamber of Commerce who was Introduced by presi­ dent of Hie hostess club,- Mrs Edna Harrison. Following his welcome, the film, "Tho Wel­ come Wagon Story," was shown featuring event* and members of the Central Flori­ da clubs. Mrs. Muriel Bucher, outgo ing council president, was pre­ sented a gold charm to add to her bracelet as expression ot appreciation from all clubs and their memberahj^is. Mak ing ihe presentation was Mrs Clara Edmonds, outgoing first vice president. Next gain event scheduled hy Die council will lie in PcLaud in September with clubs from Sanford, Dcltuni and DcLand ns hostesses. Next council board meeting will be May 6 at Die Villa Nova in Winter Park. Z IP K K R S Plastic Shower Curtains MIAMI (D P I) - A M iim i aircraft parts salesman was in Jail in lieu of $50,004 bond today on charges of holding up two financial institutions here. Robert Eugene Thicker, 35, was ordered to jail on the charges by U.S. Commission er Edward P. Swan. Thacker is charged with the robbery of nearly $8,000 from the Dade Federal Saving* and Loan Association last Jan. 13 and the First Federal Savings and Loan Association Monday. You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65* • Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. A N N U A LS AND MUMS f x 6'. CHUCK D O LE S P E C IA L ! TIG H TEN HP YOUR CAR W ITH OUR S. ( •rrrrt reinbe*. mater. •nd Ih ^Ix I, We'll rtpicfli front • hotI bteilnte l Clot b i n p n - i « 4 a n » « r M(*<f rk*»k Boys' T h it ll'eefc J iu t Dress Slacks Take Y ou r C ar T o Th e E x p e rt! Peanut Clusters 1 V* BRAKE SPECIAL! Continental styling, •mar* looking when winter weather says “GO," make % sure you U b can stop waihoble fabric. Large color range. Sits* 6 to 16, Daticioui, nutritions, crvndij, fresh koailtd pcomil* covered with chocolate. . '. i t N A M E BRA N D H EA D Q U A RTERS Tange* Pretty Posies • Frost Wheel* l(rnt*e*d. lin ks* Adjustrd • Front Whssl Hearing* Repacked Matching Lipstick and Nail Polish Lipstick N ail Polish • Grease Real* Cheeked • Brake Fluid Added, Urskes Tested Take your car where the experts are for all winter service work! Grapevine Nursery t ^ £ > GOODYEAR S 2221 G r*p*vill* A t *. 655 w T lo t S T „ SANFORD — pH. 322-2821 fStrlckland-Morrison Ford, Inc. S 11-08S« Lawn Spraying t H e re 'i H'hof W'e D o— I. r.npl.f.lr *11** front end E xcellen t Service Too** W. Park 4II-S SIDEW ALK tu x u c lo v * l o o t i n g , dur­ a b le . won't p . t l or crock. M an y color* e nd d e n g n i . Salesman Held In 2 Robberies 121-1411 M cCRO RY — OPEN F R ID A Y T I L I P. M. - UJTERW T 7 * k r. . •< _____ ;=■ -=a 1UiruiM j tta a a 1 ( iS S g g & i 1 U Eodi o f 5 new colors doQccrioly floral sc* nt*d. Listerlne Antiseptic f Iflnrffl ® _ . J 1 3 ax. a lii Your breath stay* fresh becavse your mouth is dean. 101 - 9 EAST 1st ST. HOURS 9 - 5:30 — F R ID A Y T I L 9 �__ t*#-*t*fi fh , lJ - ' *'■* ■ % •A» t:?*? I •■ si V . A * .- * . I one-berth terminal to be lo­ By H »rry I. Johnson "A n exists excellent to cated west o f the St. Johns opportunity develop the River bridge. SL The Seminole County Port Johns River. . • " This is the conclusion of Authority I.oekwood .Greene Engineer* as they submitted s prelim­ inary feasibility report on the proposed barge terminal fac­ ility near Sanford. The engineers, represented by Jack McCarthy o f Spart­ anburg, S. C., called for a ed by Francis E, Roumiliat Jr., accepted the report yes­ terday and set in motion ma­ chinery which will bring such a facility to this ares. The committee also accept­ ed a legislative action to be brought before the State L eg­ • Committee, head­ Barge Canal and the St. Johns • Indian River Canal were never completed. "Other similar facilities constructed In neighboring states have been responsible in large measures (or indus­ tries’ derisions to locate new plants by these facilities.” I McCarthy said he knows o f an (unnamed)* organization which is poised to send thou­ sands of tons of rnrgo a year into the area. Others, he in­ islature this year as another step in filling the project. "The general condition of ' the economy of the state and o f the tributary area to the proposed barge terminal fa ­ cilities at Sanford seems ex­ cellent,” the report stated. " I t is believed,’’ the engi­ neer s u m m a r i z e d , "that enough potential cargo ia available to support a oneberth terminal at Sanford even if the Cross-Florida sisted, inevitably vfould fo l­ low this trend. The engineers note Florida is the fastest growing state in the nation. Supporting thia contention, the experta said .approximately five million barrels o f cement were used in the state during 1950 and this figure leaped to 12.5 million barrels in 1963. "In a 15-yekr period end­ ing in 1963, the increase in retail sales in the United States amounted to approxi­ mately 1 0 2 'per cent o r ’ 3.8 per cent per year while Flor­ ida showed an increase o f 236 per cent or 16 per cent per year," McCarthy aald. • The tributary area to a barge terminal facility near Sanford would Include the counties of Seminole, Orange, Brevard, Osceola, Volusia, I-*ke, Citrus, Polk, Sumter, Hernando and Pasco. The explosive growth o f counties was also touched on in the report aa ft listed Brevard ns the fastest grow­ ing in the nation. Orange County ranked 27th and Sem­ inole ranked 44th. > Whjj^ Cross-Florida Barge Canal and the part of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway between Yankeetown and St. Marks are completed, it lie possible to ship cargos from Sanford to the Gulf, Mississippi and Ohio River systems on river <> bargee without reloading. In comparison, cargos from the Port o f Tampa would have to be reloaded to river bargee at New Orleana for further shipment on the river systems. Cities mentioned in the re­ port and whirh could be reached,from Sanford Includ­ ed Savannah, Norfolk, Baltlmore, Philadelphia, N ew York, Boston and Buffalo. ’■ - X Donald J . Bales Appointed To School Board J v ™ A- Help Sanford ♦ f c iO C To Grow, JCs Challenged Edwin Hunt G J l U ' ^ m t f n r i t i r m t t f t P ro p o se d Seminole County * *** on the S t Johns Rivef * * * * “The Nile of America” Is an owl aa wise as an owl 7 The Kiowa Indiana believe * P h on o RSPL2r.il Z in C od e 32771 # . . Phone 322-2011 Zip Code that a medicine man in his Donald J. Bales, school trus­ next incarnation turns into tee, this afternoon was ap­ W EATHER* Rain nnd warmer Saturday; low tonight in upper 50*. ny Dottle Austin an owl, and going a step pointed a member of the Semi­ A challenge to "help San ~V O I.. 57 United Press l.easnl Wire Established 1008 F U I . 7 K ERRI’ A llY 5.’ 1965 SAN'KURD, FLUltToA NO. 120 farther, an ow^ turns into a nole County Board of Public cricket— ford grow” ' was extended to Instruction by Gov. Haydon Thus, they believe stepping the Ssnford • Seminole Junior Burns. on crickets ii wicket. Governor Burns’ office told Chamber of Commerce Thurs­ But that's another story. In The Sanford Herald by tele­ day by John Kridcr, manager answer to the question . . . phone tlie appointment was to of the Seminole County Cham­ ornithologists studying the lie announced at a press con­ ber of Commerce. owl fur several decades finference in Tallahassee this Kridcr told the young men’s linlly came to realize afternoon. group that the city's growth He only looks wise because Bales succeeds J. D. Wright is limited by its boundaries of his big blinking eyes. Jr. on die Sehool Board. which need to be expanded - Th ey.. f.u __-discovered Wright resigned from the_ •ewtii Mai mw t south to Suo^that geese, crows, ravens and board: o r * n m r he waT chair­ liipd Estates and west to Loch many Other birds are n lot man, early Last month when Arbor. smarter limn the owl so Governor Hums appointed him "Sanford is going to lose its there's absolutely no excuse as chairman of the State In­ leadership in the county If it For anyone going around dustrial Commission, doesn’ t continue to push on saying, "Silly as a goose.” On advice from the Gover­ ward and outward,” Kridcr We very much dislike to nor's office, passed along by declared. debunk the old saw that our The Herald, Bates this morn­ He outlined a program ol forefathers have been using ing submitted his resignation challenge for the Jaycrct for generations, but the truth as a school trustee to Gover­ J which involves "gelling the is. the owl ts not astute. nor Burns. Rums now must facts, facing them, having the As for the owl, lie doesn’t name a school trustee, suc­ I courage to lake action, sup give a hoot! ceeding Bales. The Seminole j porting the action and assum <Swiped) County Bums Committee in­ I ing the leadership • * • formed The Herald it has re“ Sanford nreds the leader­ Memo to Mack Cleveland I'onimended to tlie Governor ship of young men who look and Joe Davis: Re that pay that Edwin J limit t>e named to the future ami think big,” Increase desired by Seminole school trustee. Kridcr said. County and Sanford elected County Purl Authority Committee; Runts is chairman of its W A T E R W A Y T R A F F IC of the future on the St. Johns River Bales, owner of tlie Sanford The speaker pointed out that officials — when members of s cW o m m 'ii' • on a si e, ami Frederick is chairman o f Its in and out of Sanford was envi.s.Uied 'hi* 'i/. nini; hy there Motor Company, was elected the construction of the new Congress vote themselves a su b -com m ittiu ! in r legal m u tters, civic lenders — Francis K. Koumillat .It., ; ott Hums and twice to the board of trustees four * year university near pay hike it becomes elfeetivc (llcrald Staff Photo hy Rill Vincent.Jr.) Cordon V. Frederick. Koumillat is chaiiman of ihe S'-mit-ole and served three years He is Oviedo and" the- building of A F T E R the start of u new tlie fattier of four children, Seminole Junior College will term of office. nmmber of the Episcopal continue to boom the popula • * • Church, director of Ihe Cham. lion of the county, “ while SHS band barbeque, slated t>er of Commerce and a past Sanford sits on the St. Johns for Feb. 13, conflicts with exalted ruler of the Elks Club. River, the gateway to the another event and, therefore, |lie has lived m Sanford since world, as well as to all of has been delayed until Feb. 19,’.:. Central Florida. 27 at the Elks playground. "1 am honored to be rlio«en “ The St. Johns River ram E. J. H UNT • * • for tills challenging position plex, which includes the cross Notice all the birds around slate barge canal, the St because I am most interest’s! the city'a landfill aiea o ff Johns Indian River Canal, the in our public school system of business gained Park.ng meters may in parking p an is success value Highway 17-927 Some times and will serve to the lies! of barge terminal and the Lake through permanent reniovst come a collector s item m this fn7 they cause trouble to motor­ my ability My experienro on Monroe waterfront develop­ of meters However, it n evi city ti a proposal submitted to 2 Old and new customer* ists as they zoom low over tlie Liard of trustees will, I ment program are all at San­ dent that intrinsic- value of tlie c ity Commission Thursday the road. an living drawn from sources am sure, !«• most helpful,” good customer rel.itions and a ford's front door. But the city is carried out Alfred M. Berner, 63, cai^ e • e so as tielt.nv, Deltona Day healthy slmpp ng atmosphere Rales *au| today must have room to grow and rier for The Sanford Herald 'I be tire.itn Sanford Hoard Children with air riflea are expand, beyond the limits of Hunt is secretary • treasur fur some 33 years, died Thurs­ of Commerce and the .Nanfnrd ion Beach Del.and. Satsuina. have been prevalent since re causing more gtay hairs for its present boundaries. cr and sales manager of Hunt day at 12 Pi p m . in the Or­ By Donna Evtrs Merchant* Division have en Sufonlo Aii-1 various norther moval pf the meters. school officials. The latest in­ Lincoln Mercury Motors, a ange City Nursing ’ Home, "Governor Burns has slat this Action has been dropped on dorsed the permanent removal ly and easterly areas cident was when they shot ed that the two major priority C R YS TA L R IV E R (U P I) - Chamber of Commerce offi j Burn June 1, 1901, in Palai* of Ihe meters The groups re­ tniner* are beginning to pat out some windows at South- developments in Florida must the proposed charter amend A mighty dynamite explvisiun rial, charter ptember of the ka, hr had resided in Sanford quested thyt the City Comrms tm /e lojal merchant* and side Elementary School. Pol­ be education and water re ment for the city of Longwood sion place the profaisal on its all have expressed gratifies killed five men and injured a Presbyterian Church of the for many years and waa em ­ ka as checking the area sources — in both these ele. to change the office of city Covenant and fattier of luo ployed by The Herald until ht agenda for Monday night It lion at the removal of meters sixth Thursday at an electri­ closely. children. ments lie the keys to the whole clerk to appointive rather than cited seven reasons for the suffered a stroke on Labor 3— A definite increase of at • e e cal plant construction sit*. future of the state,” he dcclar elective, Day. 1962. ter (In isImSs business, not it was rcvcalrd permanent ban: G AIMES \ II I K (U P I) - T h e The City Hall flag is show- ed. 1— Whole hearted approval equalled in many years, lias second phase of Operation Survu'or* are a brother, Thursday night at regular set ing signs o f ■ wear again. Kridcr pointed out that In by the merchants and custom materialis’d DARE, a program to boost PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — la-e Berner, ol Tampa, and l uited Press Intel national Quite uttered as it flutters terstate 4 has been called the sion of city council. erv clearly indicate the pre LnnK*hoir labor firKntiiitors a sister, Mrs, J. E. Walthcn, t 'Ihe 11turn of meters Florida's farm income to at in the breeze. A resident appearing before A six-man congressional del­ engaged in muruthnn bur- of Ft Pirrrc. “ 125 mile • campus” because least ft 5 billion hy 1975 ts now would jeopardize the possi • * • It will connect institutions ol council, stated tic was prepar Funeral services wtU b* billin'* of inrreased business underway, the University of egation (lew to Alabama to gaining tot lay under federal The U. S. Geological Sur- higher learning all the way cd to make a speech opposing day to make a peraonal inves­ prfBftiiif irr lioprs of htunkiug held at 2 3u p m. Saturday at Florida announced today. and -would tnand downtown a< vey team is in the area mak­ from Daytona Beach to St. the amendment but bail been Dr K T York Jr , provost tigation of Sclma’a racial sit­ the iltrmlltiuk holding up Hrl- Rrisson Funeral Home. Fur­ a . asonat meter removal, ing up a topographic map on Petersburg informed prior to Die meeting tli* muit of l h** KjimL and ( gtit f ther miungrmcnts pend arri­ for agriculture, said Ihe sc uation. aiea vttitrh I* unstable for parts o f Seminole, Volusia, 1hat no further action- would CnaM rliN k strike. val of Mrs. Wiilthrn, cond p h a s e will involve J A C K A S S F L A T S , N iv . the .c ation of new business Lake and Orange (bounties be taken on the matter at this S Woh the possibilities of implementation »f rernmmen » » * (tT li An underground no lime clear lest was triggered here i ni-rina ami new businesses dations which grew out rd SAIGON lU P I) — While There was a loud and shat At strong inststsnre of an Thursday at a time when rjinsl incidental to the completion study of all facets of Florida House aide McGcorge Bundy tering explosion in the back other resident, motion was of file S.uoo man lalair force of tins and related projects, agriculture during the past today met with Vietnamese room of tlie drugstore. Out made and unanimously adopt at this desert test site was on the downtown area—for the year. strongman id. Gen. Nguyen staggered the pharmacist, his TAM PA (U P I) — South ed by council to have decision DARE, for Developing Agrl Khanh on the aecond day ol first time—stands upon a face black with smoke, glass­ Florid* University coed Phyl to drop the amendment offs strike in a safety dispute. cultural llrsourcei E ffective­ a fact • finding miasma to The low yield blast, equal threshold of revitalization es broken, clothes In tatters. )U Nit* Solomon was free to­ d ally placed in minutes of the 6 - Tlie Sanford shopping ly, was undertaken early last South Viet Nam. to less than 20,i* i0 tons of He gasped to the lady custo­ day of charges placed against meeting. TNT, was the second lest tills area with free parking, is now yrar by the university to mer who was waiting, “ Would her when she shot and killed Councilman Carl Iximmlcr. Florida's agriculture competitive with other neig- guide year. you mind having your doctor originally made the her boy friend Jan. 13 during who and accelerate development in The strike, which began boring shopping facilities. * Authorized Sales & Servic* write out that prescription *• KANSAS CITY, Mo. f U P D a lovers quarrel. amendment motion Jan. 21, 7_ it would be Impossible areas offering greatest oppor­ Thursday, was the first labor gain and this time tell him to Englneers worked beneath a A peace justice ruled the again explained that “ appoint­ I to determine the monetary tunities for growth. dispute here this year. print it !” downtown itreet today at­ 20-year-old girl hid committed ing the clerk to assure the 9 * • tempting to learn why an excusable homicide In killing community of having a quali­ "I wouldn't say that my “ ultra safe” electrical trans­ Mario Fernandez. fied one in the future, had wife always gets her way and former exploded and killed She told th« court he had been discussed among the does everything she wants,” five workmen. entered her apartment end councilmen for four or five said a Clock Winder, “ but beat her during a fit of jea ­ years, was not meant as a ahe does write out her diary lousy. personal attack on the present DcBary residents paid sol­ mandrr. William G. Williams, tribute paid her husband and a week ahead of tim e!” BATON ROUGE, L». (U P I) clerk and was done in good emn tribute to a fallen hero, who also presented posthu­ thcnw>espomled briefly. • » • Lincoln — A Florida woman was faith.” She gave the community mously the Legion's Gold Me­ the late Cdr. C. V. Nolta Jr., Only God can make a tree, struck and killed today as she the flag which was used at Continental Thursday night at the Com­ dal of Valor. it's true, but the Florida ForAnyun* wishing to eerve On hand for the occasion Arlington Nations! Cemetery tried to cross busy U.S. High­ munity Center. eat Service helped Him by aa a volunteer worker with way 61. She was identified as Every Type Repair and her during the burial aervicei. Commander Nolta was kill were Mrs. Nolta planting 66.GOO seedlings in the local center for the On All Helen W, Duncan, Winter Attending In _a body were children and the commander's cd Dec. 23 as he. guided his Complete Seminole County during 1963 Cerebral Palsy Telethon, to Make* A Model* officers and men of Squadron Park, about 33 years old. jet bomber away from a heav­ p*rents from .Detroit. United I’rraa International be act up Saturday night 64. Modem • • * Injured in the crash and 13 at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ A warming trend brought ily populated area in DcBary, and Sunday at Flrat Fed­ One-Slop Speaking of alcoholic bever­ eral building In Sanford, the first sign of a break to­ staying with the craft until too still under medical care i* tion, Noita'a squadron when he Automotive l.t. Paul H. Stokes, who epee- was killed. TA M PA (U P I ) — Mr*. Bar­ ages, the Stale Beverege De­ should contact Mrs. Hubert day in a aiege o f Arcti(*>culd late to eject safely. Heading the naval delega­ bara Hall, 41, was killed ear­ The heroic effort warmed Ll- Paul H Stokes, who ejecCenter! partment destroyed 13 moon­ llaaa at 322-6018 or Mra. that was in ita aecond week 109 N. Palmelto Ave. the hearts of DcBary folks but suffered * severe back tion was C*pt. James O. ly today when she apparently Sanford, Fla. shine stills and poured out Beverly Krwcek at 322-7939. In the Midwest. The wanner weather moved and last night they paid sol­ injury. He wai permitted by Mayo, Reconnaissance Attack surprised « burglar In the 10,100 gallons ot fermenting Worker* are needed, inside (Com er o l Palm etU the Midlands and emn tribute to bis memory. bis physicians to attend the Wing One commanding officer bouse, police aald. Her head mash and 926 gallons of moon­ end outside, and men are aeroaa A Commercial) and Commander Noita'a Su­ waa bloodied and a heavy ash shine in December! Tch Tch rapt-daily needed for hrlp headed toward the Atlantic The service was rondurted by srrv ice Sirs. Nulla listened to the perior officer. the American Lc£iou com tray waa found near U>* body. on Sunday. stales. Tchl vsxW V S S ® Downtown Merchants Say: Business Hike Points To Meter Ban Long Time Aide Of Herald Dies m w A ... Longwood Drops Charier Change BRIEFS 5 Men Die Farm Program To Up Income Sulons Probe Marathon Nuclear Test At Jackass Flats Parley Held Coed Freed In Slaying Friend Blast Fatal HUNT mERCURyIIIC. -AteAcu/u/ Solemn Tribute Paid Flyer Killed By Car Comet Call Volunteers Warming Trend Breaking Cold* Tampan Slain 322-4884 If / 3P �A3 ( . BTfif V a n T srif Ir n ll Paw 2— F r i. F e b . 6, '65 t Rev. Grover Sewell W hy Go To Church? In and without ■ chert or com the first verse of the one hun­ pass on the turbulent see of life. dred-twenty • aecond Pialm S cveril yesrs ago Dr. Hen­ that many people evidently do ry C. Link wrote a book en­ not find to bo true In their own titled, "Th e Return to Reli­ experiences. He aald. “ I waa gion" «nd In this book he GLAD when they aald unto makes clear his feeling about me, let ua go into the houie attending worship services. Dr. Link was reared in a of the Lord." ^ Thli Pialm la one of the Christian home where the Pilgrim P ia lm i which told of family attended church serv­ the viiita made by the Jew ! lets regularly. As is so often to Jerusalem on atated occa­ true In such a family. Dr. Unk sion!. We get the feeling that united with hit home church they appreciated theaa vlaita and became very active. One very much and received deep o f hla activities was teaching spiritual nurture from them. Church School. No doubt many looked for­ After graduating from high ward with the keenait antici­ school be went to college and pation to these timea, but peo­ drifted away from Church. ple being people reminds ui Finally he decided that he that very likely many did not must give up hla Christian share the same spiritual in­ faith and for twenty years he sight as David and many oth­ "scorned the petty practices er believers. Can’ t you almost of the church.” hear some of them offering Dr. Link completed his ed excuses for not making this ucatlon and at a psychologist trip! Perhaps It was too hot he begin his work of helping or too cold, the expense was people with their mentsl pro­ more than they felt necessary, blem!. A i time went by he they couldn't spare the time, found that he was using, In or It la possible that some his work, much that he had simply atated that they did received from the church arid the Bible and that he was not "g e t much out of it." Today when we look into treating people spiritually as our churches during-the wor well ai mentally. ship hours we find many peo­ To maka a long story abort ple with eager, radiant and I will la y that after twenty joyous faces who would say years of agnosticism Dr. Link moat emphatically that they, returned to religion end be­ too, were glad when they came faithful in attendance went Into the house of the at worship. Lord. These are the fortunele L et us- realize -that in a ernes I T h e - h e a r t breaking world so torn and tired that thing la that there are so the church does have an Im­ many more people who never portant part to play. May wo experience the Joy of wor­ support It In every way and shipping God and therefore thereby please God who loved find themselves unfulfilled, it so much that His own Son spiritually hungry, unhappy, died for It. David wrote something Painting Of Historic Church Presented To Presbyterians Painting o f the flret Pres­ byterian church In the Bt. Johns Presbytery, the histor­ ic church kAown as the Fort Read, or Sliver Lake Church, built In 1870, wae presented to First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford by Women o f the Church at a recent general meeting end tea. The painting wee done by lore! artist, Edmond Stowe, o f Indian Mound Village. The meeting wee held In Fellowehlp Hell of First Presbyterian with Mrs. Carl Rchllke, president, presiding. Devotional part o f the pro­ gram wae given by Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith on the flret 12 verses of the 17th Chapter, Rook of St. John, which stressed unity In the church. A brief presentation on his­ tory and founding o f the Fort Reed Church wee given by Mr*. John Wilson, histor­ ian, who elso unveiled the painting done by Stowe from an old photo. MYF Group To Attend Retreat By Jane Casselberry • Members of the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church Intermediate M YF will In attending the Orlando Dlalrict Junior High Retreat a t the Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg today through Sunday. They are Roberta Steiner, Pam Conners, Melenda Cas­ selberry, Bonnie end Becky Relker, Bendy Porter, A ik * Deppen, D a b b l e Webber, Kathy Helnetn, Rleky Jackeon, Mike Drueding, end Mar­ vin McClain Jr. Rev. Drlmes Copeland, who ■ervas s i assistant district youth director, also will at­ tend the retreat. Two mem­ bers of the Senior M YF, Dan Casselberry and Bill Danders, will be serving as counselors. ----------------------| Beef Dinner The Women's Society of Christian Service o f DeBary Community Mathodlat Church will sponsor a roast beef din* ner at th* church from 4 un­ til 7 p.m. Tuesday, Fab. IS. Tba dinner wtU take the place o f the annua) saaargaaberd thia year. TickeU may ba ob­ tained from mambera o f any circle. « - -„ Wesleyan Revival Services Continue By Mr*. H. I - Johneon ‘ Revival >services at Paola Wesleyan Methodist Church will be continued today and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., con­ cluding 8undiy with tha regu­ lar evening worship servlet. Leading the apeclal aervlc** are Rev. and Mrs. Marahall fimartt o f Franklin, Ohio, general evangelists fo r the Methodist Church who have Just completed a five-month revival tour in Canada. Talented vocalists, Rev. and Mrs. Smartt alto hava been Joining with the Paola church'* hand to provide special music for the iinriee* end they will b* special guest* Sunday on the church’* B:1 B *.m. broad­ cast from the local radio sta­ tion. Rev. Earl Baker, local paator, extendi invitation to the public to attend remaining services o f tha revival. By Evelyn Lundy Revival service* at First Methodist Church o f Oviedo, to b* conducted through F ri­ day cf next w*sk by Rav. Roy Vaughn, former television, radio and night club enter­ tainer, will begin with Sun­ day'* 11 a m. worship aarvlc* which will ba changed in sche­ dule so as to glva him maxi­ mum time. Beginning Tuesday, at 9 a.m., he also will speikjsach day for rsmalndar o f tha week. Sunday night at tha church, the Lord'* Supper will be ad­ ministered in conjunction with a dedication service. Rav. Cyrus Dawtay, pastor, Invites all lntaraated parsons to attend these special aarvlets. Missionary To Show Slides On Korea Presbyterian Circle To Meet By JuAnn Haya The beef slew supper spunao-ed list Saturday by the Geneva Methodist Church WSCS to luitiata a building fund for new Sunday School Church of Bear Lake, will complete success by Mrs. Rook Hurley, president. The auppei was served In Fellowship Hall of th* church and all food avallabla was told with the axetpikm of one or two small dessert Items. Member* of the Society have expressed their apprecia­ tion to nil taking pert In tha supper. "‘ - y ' V H E V ., M RS. SM ARTT Rev. 1. Jones Accepts Call From Lockhart Academy To See Color Film On Afghanistan By Maryann Miles The color motion picture, "Afghanistan Journey," film ­ ed by Raphael Green In tra­ vels by Jeep and air, will be presented at 8 p. m. Friday In the Forest Lake Academy gymnasium. The movie will be open to the public at a nomi­ nal admission. Green, who lived among Ihe Afghans, in bis film concen­ trates on subjects of human interest photographing the "friendly people whose strange custom* are matched only by their warm hospitality." T o produce the picture, be navigated mountains and roads at altitudes of 18.000 feet. In­ cluded are rare scenes of the holy men at prayer, the king visiting his people, mountain tribe celebrations, desert no­ mads on the move, veiled A f­ ghan women and the natives wearing curled toe shoes. In addition to being a highly entertaining' adventure story By Jan* Casselberry Rev. Annual Banquet Set By Church In Long wood Registration Set For Courses In Church Work Art Meeting rm bi t r * ftT Mr*. Floyd Ball*/, 706 Mere­ dith Drive, Fern Park. Rev. Jones Is leaving Prairie Lak* Dr. 0. L. Walker To Substitute At Pinecrest E V A N G E LIS T Carl King, who haa minis* tered among young de­ linquents in Chicago, New York and other cities, will conduct a "Taen Challenge" rally at Pinecrest Assembly o f God Church, 804 West 27th Street, -at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. By Donna Kales A slumber party will be held at Flrat Baptist Church of Long wood fropi ■ p.re Friday until • a-m. Saturday for members o f tha Junior Glrla Auxiliary. Mr*. Becky Lcftwlch, coun­ selor, will supervise recreation and guide th* 9-13 year old glrla through thalr forward slaps which Include learning th* pledge and scripture se­ lection. The glrla will enjoying pop­ ping com. and making fudge as well *a othar activities. i >-fc • # O. IrnFayette Walker, Th. D., chairman of the depart­ ment o f religion, Stetion Uni­ versity, will he a guest speak­ er f o r Pinecrest Raptlst Church during the period of time the church la without a pastor. Rev. William J. Gueas re­ tim ed aa pastor o f Pinecrest Baptist, Jan. 31, to become an asaoclate missionary of the Southern Baptist Convention to Germany. Walker, who received his doctor o f thoology from South- WSCS To Mark Anniversary By Jana Casselberry The Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church WSCS will celebrate the 26th anni­ versary of the founding of th* Woman's Society of Christian Survic* withe* liirthd*y Des­ sert Tea Wednesday In Weav­ er Hull at 1 p.m. The birthday of each member also will be relehruted with special table decorations for each month of Uie year The silver offering will go to minion work. Curst speaker for the occa­ sion will h* Miss Vera llughlett, who was named Metho­ dist Mission'* Woman of the Year In 19(14 A missionary nurse in Liberia, she is now horns on letve slaying In Coroa with her parents Dr. and Mrs. William Hughlelt, mis­ sionaries In the Congo who were raptured by the rebel forces last year and are at present on leave. 300 Expected For EYC Rally Ily Donna Eetea Approximately 300 membera of the Episcopal Young Churchman, clergy, and spon­ sors, ara expected to etlend th* Orlando Deanery Youth Rally to take place Sunday be­ ginning at 4 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Churrh, Longwood. A bonfire, outdoor cookout and hootenanny, with profes­ sional groups of rmiiicians, will be enjoyed. Activities will end at 8 p.m. Miss Margaret Stevens Is president of the Longwood EYC. M A R V IN G. , McClain, o f Casselberry, w a a e 1o c t e d president by unanimous v o t e of s o m e 300 Methodist Men attending a meet­ ing o f the Orlando Dist r l f c t —tn Kissimmee. Vice president o f the Rroup last year, he also is church lay leader at Casselberry Communi­ ty Methodist Church. DeBary Church Plans Organ Musicale By Mra. John I,«one O. L. W A L K E R ern Baptist Seminary, Louis, ville, Ken., la scheduled to ■erve us guest minister Sun­ day and Feb. 21. Dr. Walker came to Stetson University in 1945. The pro­ fessor o f New Testament, be also has hern active in the life of the Florida Baptist Convention at supply preach­ er. interim pastor. Bible teach­ er, conference and convention speaker. lie has been u Baptist min­ ister since 1933, bolding pas­ torates in Alabama ami Ken­ tucky. Dr. and Mr*. Walker have four children, and he haa two brothers who are Baptist ministers in the state of In­ diana. Dr. Walker la Riled In "W ho'* Who In America," "W h o’a Who In the South­ east," "Who's Who In Ameri­ can Education" and the " D i­ rectory o f American Scholar*." An Organ Musical* will be preeented Sunday, at 4 p. m., "Th * Twilight Hour," at DeBary Community Methodl»t Church by Mias Adelaide Cant*. Th* program will conelat of "L a rg o " by Handel; " I Heard Th* Round Of Harp­ er*" by Peele; and "Sketch** of the C ity" by Nevln. Ml** Conte ha* *el*cted "Th# City From A fe r"; "On Th# A v*. nue"; "The Grandma on th* Porch"; “ Urchin Whiitllng In The Street” ; "The Blind Man"; "In Busy M iffs"; and "Evening." Hymn tunes will b* "S av­ iour Breath, An Evening Blearing" and “ The Day Thou Gavest Lord la Ended." Tha public la invited to at­ tend the** Twilight Hour Or­ gan Musical**. ' Baptist Church Has Men's Day By Jolla Bartoa Frlendihlp Baptlit Church of Altamonte Spring* oheerved Baptist Men’s Day lust Sunday. J. B. Jordan presided at morning worship with E. -W. K elley and I f . Itrlla y n le giv­ ing the icrmon. Music wa* provided by a special Men's Choir under direction o f ths church'* .musical director. J. B. Blair. Mr*. E. A. Weaver wa* organ accompanist and Mrs. Blair was at the piano. Th# evening service w »* in charge of R. S. Bradford, chairman of the deacons. Ser­ mon wa* given by Norwood Mcl.amb and Dwight Peck. Friendship Baptist, organlied less than a year ago and an affiliate with the Southern Baptlit Convention, repoci* a growing membership under leadership of Rev. V. N. Muggard. There are well organiz­ ed programs for Church, Sun­ day School, Training Union, the WMU and the Brother­ hood. Kelsey Is superintendent of Sunday School, Robert Mal­ lard Is director of th* Train­ ing Union, Mr*. Kelsey 1* president of the WMU and Ken Barber is president of tb* Brotherhood. One* each month the church has a covered dish supper fo l­ lowed hy a business meeting. Members currently ere atudying the Book of Deuteronomy. Friendship Baptist wel­ comes visitors and ther* Is a nurssry provided for children undsr four year*. . 1963 CORVAIR Monza With “Spider” Package. It’s a Convertible. So, get ready for th* summer ahead. 4 speed trans. and all the other goodies that you normally find at Htricklsnd-Morrlsani In Sanford, Com* on by and driva this hot Util* Jewel, W M U Board Meet Executive board members o f the Woman's Missionary Union o f Altamonta Springs Friandshlp Baptist Church met at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Th* missionary program, at 10:30 a.m., was on th* topic, “ Baptist In Alaska, U.S.A." That'* at Strickland-Morrisons In Sanford, Fla. >23-1481 3 n / & / y W ee& f •»!** »> r - * Slumber Party Set For GAs to serve * * minister o f Lock­ hart Baptist Church. Members o f the church presen ted th* couple with a fourpiece silver tea service and an additional aervlng tr*y in appredation fo r thalr many years o f aervlca to th* church.' Mrs. Lamar Cockrell, church hostess, waa assisted by Mrs. Bailey and Mr*. Ted Kern* In earring and planning, for the tea. • • The serving table waa over­ laid with • lac* table cloth and an arrangement o f yellow and whit* chrysanthemum* and fern formed tha center­ piece. Th* punch bowl was ringed by a wrath o f English ivy and yellow mums. Dainty cookies, nuts, mints, lima aherbart punch, and cof­ fee were served to the approx­ imately 70 guests attending. REV. A N !) MRS. LEO NARD JONES (le ft) were Ruest* o f honor at a tea Riven by members o f the Prairie Lake Baptist Church at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey In Fern Park. Serving on the church hostesn committee were (le ft to right) Mrs. Ted Kerns, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Lamar Cockrell, chairman. (Herald Photo) r WS Leonard a tea at th* home o f Mr. and WMS Study Set In Altamonte garet Marsh, missionary of the Southern M e t h o d i s t Church Conference who has been serving in Tanganyika, Africa. A t th* Sunday evening wor­ By Julia Bartoa ship hour, the pastor, Rev. D. Friends and members o f tjia H. Knight, Introduced Mrs. WMS of th* Friendship Bap­ Marsh, who gave a brief talk. tist Church, A l t s m o n t * On Monday night the mis­ Springs, are invited to Join In sionary, a veteran o f 4(1 years' t h e atudy o f "Wind* of experience serving in Africa, Change," by Gerald Palmer to explained her work In the be held at the church Tuesforelfh mission flald and lD "^ayCoffee will be served at 10 Itiatratsd htr UTk with color­ a.m. with the study session to ed slides. Mrs. Marsh wors a native costums o f tha coun­ take place from 10:20 a.m. un­ try, a colorful, floor-length til noon. Lunch will be at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in gown of marocn palslsy print Semlnol* Plata from noon un­ on yallow background. Sleevetil 1 p.m. Isas, It featured a pleated Sptclal guest, Mrs. C. L. peplum at th* waist and a Lambert, president of the long gractful stole of th* Evening W MS of the Weklwa sam* malarial draped on tbs Association, will show a film shoulders. strip entitled, "Dlecovering She answered - questions New Dimension*.” Others tak­ from the floor and led an In­ ing part on the program will formal discussion on the prob­ Include Mrs. James Spencer, lems o f missionary endeavor Mrs. J. Culver, Mrs. James today. The meeting was *pon- Jordan and Mrs. Edward K el­ ■nred by the Woman'* Mis­ sey. sionary Society of the church. Nursery will be available. Mr*. B . L. Adam*, vice president of the women'* group, reminded the congre­ gation cf the (Quarterly Confrrence to he held Fell. 14. which will hr preceded 1<y a .sandwich supper at li p.m. at the Woman's Club. The annual acini • formal Sweetheart Banquet for Inter­ mediate and Young People of 1-ongwond'i F iril B a p t i s t Church will be held next Fri­ day beginning at 6:46 p.m, in the educational building of the church. A steak dinner rooked by By Etclyn Lundy the pastor, Rev, Jack Lind­ Registration fur the five- say, who will be assisted by session Orlando Area Chris­ Mrs. B. R. Gray, will be serv. tian Worker* School must bs ed. Following (ha banquet, a In by Monday, Rev. Cyru* 16 mm sound film entitled pawsey, pastor nf Oviedo "Teen Queen," will 4c shown. A King and Queen wUI be Kitst Methodist Church, has elected and an open forum on advised. Tours** offered, as report- love, courtship and marrlsge ed, are "Audio Visual Re­ will be held. sources In Christian Educa­ tion;" "N ew Testament: Con­ tent and Values;" " The Work David M. Reese, director of of the Local Church;’* “ Music ths Loch Haven A rt Center in in C h r i s t i a n Education;" Winter Psrk, will apeak to the "Goal and Materials for fianford-Semlnol# A rt Associ­ Methodist Church Schoole;*’ ation on “ Evolution o f Con­ “ The Christian Family facing temporary Printing” u s i n g Problems;" and, "Uome and slidss to illustrate his talk. Church." Monday at 7:30 p.m. at th* The enuraea are available to A it Center here. thus* Interested, free of During Ihe business meeting cherges, and offer a rare op­ the club will make plans for portunity, annually, to help the annual Art Show slated at all workers of th* church. the Civic Center Feb. 21. Mr*. tist Church, were honored with First last weekend was Mr*. Mar­ and Jonea, o f Prairie Lake Bap­ of groat popular interest, the Southern film Is a documentary that Methodist Church o f Sanford contributes to human Interest. In observance o f the World Telford, reporting that the Missions Besson, the I'resbymasting o f the first I’rtshyteriim Church o f the Coven­ tery, that of fit. John's, was ant will have ■ Family Night held In tha church. fiupper « l (1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Jackson called Spenker will he Mrs. Hugh attention to the display of Linton, who with her husbuod the old church pew and Com­ hits served for about eight munion silver, which was years us an evangelistic mis­ u»od In the Fort Reed Church, sionary st Mokpc, Korea. and reported that the hall Th* pastor. K*v Thoms* from the rarly rhutch was H. Makin, rapoita that Mrs. made In England and la now Linton will bring slides In being used at First Church. color of the work and will Joel Field, who attended Fort Reed Sunday School as answer rpiestlons about Ilf" a hoy, told of many amusing in Korea today, Mrs. Elmer Avansl, chair­ Incidents occurring at this time when he also served as man of Ecumenical Mission and Relations, it serving as bell ringer. Mrs. Wilson, bringing the general chaltmsn for th* meal, history up to date, told of the a covered dish affair. M»n of church’s more to what Is at the Churrh, of which Dsvld preiant the Sanford Woman's IWrrlan is president, art com­ Club location and that the bining efforts with the Wom­ first thraa children baptised en o f the Churrh, to sponsor there war* Rart, Claud* and this meetinr. Roliart Herndon. Pastors serving the local church. Including Rev. Tel­ ford, have been Dr. E. P. Brownlee, Rev. D o u g l a s Charts* and Rav. Angua Melnnis. Present pastor is Rev. The regular monthly circle Grover C. Sewell with Rev. meetings of the women of the Edgar Smith as assistant. Proshyterlsn Church of the Under guidance of thess Covenant will ba held at I p men, reports show, church m. Monday it the horn* of membership has grown frum Mrs. L, V. I’ lack. S. Sanford 33 persons to more than 900 Avenue and Pinewiy Road, The mealing was closed .Sanford. with prayer by Mr*. Jackson A family night covered dish and, at Its conclusion, the supper, In observation of World tea waa held with Mrs. Roy Missions month, is scheduled Mann and Mrs. Clifford Meat the church for 1:30 p. tn. Klbbln presiding at the silver next Tuesday Special guest service. 8om* 76 member* of fur the occasion will be Mr*. the Women of the Church Hugh Linton, missionary to were in attendant* fo r the Korea, who will speak sod event. show color slides of her work In that country. Is Success * Visiting whose first pastor was \V. B. WSCS Supper _ Missionary Visits Local Oviedo Church Methodists Sets Revival Mrs. Kotlh Beudcr continu­ ed history o f the old church, 53* A T V -H T STATE FAIR .T A M P A - FEB. 7 - 13 TODAY'S PROGRAM LA Y M E N 'S D A Y at Bear Lake Methodist Church will be observed on the fifth Sunday in the month. Certified lay leaders o f ths church In charge o f these services are (left to right) Johnny Morgan, Richard Schmlts, Mrs. Leona Whipple and Glen Whipple. AUTO RACES-1i30 p.m. Final Performance — R.C.A. CHAMPIONSHIP RODEOBiOO p.m. OASPARILLA PIRATE INVASION - FIB. • Be# entire parade and Surrender Ceremony from e seat le the Granditend. TOMORROW thru SATURDAY, H I . 13 ★ AUTO RACES —F«b. 10 and 13-1:30 p.m. ★ PIUS Florida Slat* Fair's SWINGIN' SHOWI Starring BOBBY VINTON Eight performances rain or shine, all seats under cover. Seel Hearl Bobby sing such million record hits an "Blue Velvet" — "Mr. lonely" — "Boses are Red" — and others! With RICHABD HAYMAN and LINDA SCOTT. Seel Hearl Dick play such all-lime hits os "Ruby" — "Off-Shore" — "Dansero* — and others! plus PN1 Humphrey and The Fendermen. See ft o/feni See ft olll �\ Ifjr BnitTorS Wrralh Fri. Feb. 6, '65— Page 3 Elder Springs Baptist Church Adopts Proposed New Budget Church Of God Begins Family Night Service Sanford's Church o f God, 2200 S. French Avenue. Wed­ nesday night began "Fam ily N igh t” services, planned with the worship interest o f the entire family In mind to re­ place the church’s former Tuesday and Thursday night fervices. The mid-week service, com­ bining opportunities o f both form er weekly services, will consist o f a departmentalised Young People's Endeavor, graded according to age, v Newly elected officers o f the Young People's Endeavor are Ola It. Yates, president; Veurictte Hermnn, vice presi­ dent and Cecefia Morris, sec­ retary-treasurer. Recently appointed depart­ ment leaders include Mar­ garet Brown, assistant Joyce Nicktr, teenagers; Betty Yates, assistant Nettie Ruth Miller juniors, and Elisabeth Schooley, assistant Dorothy tjiitlr ll, preschool. World Missions Rally Set By Church Of God The Church of G6d o f SanOford will conduct a "W orld Missions Rally" Monday even­ ing with Rev. James L. Slay, W orld Minions fiaid repre-. - tentative of - the General Church o f Gcd Missions De­ partment, Cleveland, Tenn., as special speaker. Rev. Slay has personally visited many foreign coun­ t r i e s and will give first hand information concerning work o f the chureh throughout the world. The public is invited to at­ tend ami the service will I * of special interest to those in­ terested in missionary work of the church, (lev. Lynn 11 Alford, local minister, ad- Elder Springs Baptist Church has announced adoption of a proposed $20,372 budget for the year, April 1, 1963-March 31, 1906, at a recent called business meeting. In conjunction, a campaign to underwrite the budget has been launched beginning with Demonstration Day this Sun­ day when all members will be asked to lithe their Income. Business Brief Casselberry Man Joins Stenstrom Realty Company MBS. M. C. DUGGINS (righ t) was honored by Rebekkah Circle of Casselberry Community Methodist Church on her birthday. Mrs. Nelson Bunnell (le ft), chairman, said the circle is col­ lecting children’s clothing for Good Samaritan Home. (Herald Photo) Overflow Crowd Attends CIP Meeting For 'Fathers Night' By Jane Caaaelberry "Fathers N ight” meeting Tuesday in the school auditor­ ium. They were given oppor­ tunity for room visitation and of browsing through the 377 bright and interesting chil­ dren's books on display in the library exhibit. Many took ad­ vantage of the opportunity to order books for their children. Also on display were post­ ers made by the school chil­ dren to promote the MarChris Marionettes who w ill ap­ pear Tuesday, peb 16, 7:30 p.m. under sponsoiship of the CTP, in the school auditor­ ium Mrs. William Eggrrs an­ nounced Contest winners who Rev, Copeland For Cuba Work To Lead Revival Bishop James W. Henley has called on Florida Metho­ dist churches to take a spe­ cial -Offering Sunday for the denomination's ministry to Cuban refugees in tile state. In a pastoral letter, he set a goal of $,lf>,(MWl for the o f­ fering, explaining that "w ith­ out auch a special effering we would he unutile to continue our ministry to displaced Cu­ bans." Methodist work among Cu­ bans includes a seven-church Spanish-speaking parish in Miami, a similar but smaller program in Tampa, and the Hardee County Spanish Mis­ sion. Most o f the program is headed by Cuban pastors who fled ths Castro regime. ^Ladies Auxiliary Sets Meeting By Donna Eatea The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Pentecostal Chmrch of Longwood will hold ita regu­ lar monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at tha church on ^Orangs Avenue. Secret Pals will hs reveal­ ed at the meeting and Mrs. Vivian Poland will lie welcom­ ed back to the organlxation. Mrs. Poland, an accomplished pianist, has hern living In Il­ linois for the past year. Hostess for the meeting wit] lie Mr*. Thomas Alrey, Church Prepares This Sunday, the fifth Sun­ day in the Forward Program of First Baptist Church of Longwood, will be observed as "Demonstration Day." All members o f the church who are not presently tithing will be encouraged to give con­ tributions in preparation for "Pledge D ay," next week, the sixth and last Sunday in the program. First Methodist Names Ushers First Methodist Church of Sanford has selected ushers to lerve for the next quarter, Feb. 14-May 2. In the grutip arc; 8:30 a, m. service, E. C. Daniels, Jitn Pigott, Koseoe Taylor and Ray Johnson; II a. m. service, Boyd C o l e m a n, George Mills, Ed Shinholser and J, G, Lee; 7:30 p. m. service, T. A. Rest Jr. and Leslie Lrggore. Milner Byals is chairman qf the uihrr committee. Everyone Loves The Extras at Eckerds e come the following Sunday with the presentation by each member of "dedication cards" stating the estimated contributions throughout the year. After re­ sults are tabulated and stud­ ied, the Budget Planning Com­ mittee of the church will make recommendations for an ope­ rating budget The proposed budget will provide 12 per cent of the total receipts to go to mission work outside the local church field, an amount which represents approximate doubling of gifts to missions. Also provided will be a new program of au­ dio-visual education and ac­ celerated youth programs. In advance of the campaign, a full church fellowship din­ ner featuring barbecued beef will be held this Saturday at Muse's Kish Camp on the Wekiva River. The barbecue, prepared by men of lire church during the day, will be served beginning al 4:30 p. m. Ladies of the church are preparing vegetables, salads ami des­ serts to complete the meal. A ll members and their fami­ lies are urged by Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, pastor, to at­ tend. New Post i, By Mrs. John Leant Cnminaiuler Earl Walker of DeBary VFW Post BlK)3*nd President ""Myrtle" IlHl ofTTIe Auxiliary Unit Will head a delegation to witness the in­ stitution and installation of a new post and unit at Edgewater Community Center this Sunday at 1 p.m. All memhera of the local post are invited to attend. The National VFW Com­ mander, John A. "B urk" Jen­ kins of Birmingham, A la , will he honored at a testimon­ ial dinner to be held Eel*. 12 at Daytona Beach VFW Post 1500 beginning at 7:30 p.m. A state wide meeting will laconducted the following day with Jenkins as the piincipal speaker. Gymkhana Set For Area Five Attend C K E R D i Drug Stores Prices Good Sat and Sun. Sanford Plaza FO UN TAIN SPEC IA LS JAN TZ F A M IL Y REV. SPAR KS be held for several year* traveled ex­ Noiar- tensively as an evangelist. At Sunday (he present time he is the pas­ at 7:30 tor of Central Church of the Nazarene, Orlando. Speaker for the meetings Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Janl*, will be Rev. Samuel Sparks, and daughter, Carolyn, of In­ of Orlando, one o f the out­ dependence, Knn,, will be In standing ministers in the charge of music during the Church of the Nararene who series of services. They are a versatile tram of singers and musicians, playing the piano, accordion, vibra harp, twin cornels and organ, which gives full time to travels in interest of revivals, camp meetings, and Christian con­ The 13th Annual American ferences. They will sing to­ Slovak Day will he held Feb. gether and be assixtdS’liy the 21 on the grounds and In the church revival choir In each new building at Slovak Gard­ aervicc. . ens located on HR 436 one The church pastor. Rev. mile east o f Lakemont A ve­ Paul Biekes, extends welcome nue between Maitland and to the general public to sec Gnldrnrud. The everit will be­ and hear these talented Chris­ gin with a dinner at noon tian workers. featuring a variety of, Slovak delicacies Including Koihasa and Kolache. A program, at 2 p. ni , will get underway with playing o f the National Anthem by the Eastern Seminole Rand under direction o f Richard Kelley followed by presenta­ tion o f a number o f lively Rjr Jnnr C»i»nrll>rrrjr marches The Youth o f Malntt*rr*lr«l women from the saryktown, a community lo­ cated on the west roast of Hour l*Jtkc, CHMelhrrry, Alta* Revival services will at First Church of the cne Monday through of next week, starting p.m. Slovak Day Set For Feb. 21 SATURDAY B IG , Revival Scheduled At Nazarene Church Frankfurter And Raked Henna — _ #C ole Sl»w — French l.fl/0 Fries _ Hot ■■ Rolls A Rutter “ SUNDAY Roast Turkey—W/Corn Bread Dressing— Gibiet Gravy Flufry Whipped i’olalnrs Tender Sweet Peas Cranberry Saure — Hot Roll* & Rutter—Coffee or Tea Jello Or lee Cream BODY PERM Famous Home Per­ manent by Nutrl-Tonie Reg. $2.00 12 Oz. OVEN Lov-It Aerosol C LEA N ER Reg. 98c Similac TO O TH BRUSH For Mothers t lie state just south of Ilrooksville, will dance the spirited Slovak Folk Dances llli-sedal in thru native cos­ tumes. There will lie an Old Coun­ try llatiiMr where various kinds of e m b r o i d e r y and items of Slovak Folklore ran be purchased at the booth*. The rrlchtalhin is open to the pul'll*' aii*l fuilher infor­ mal loll is available by cunt aching Charles Hvlohlaveh, Lake Howell Road, or Jane Adi laden. I lohlrtitnd. monte Spring*. L»k«* Dr. West Custom Toothbrush — Soft, Med. Or Hard Mary. I,ntt£vvoni|, North Orliimlo nml Reg. 75c Sunlntiil nitas* wro invite**! to littiinl h meeting of the H AIR Semntolr Little League Aux­ iliary at 8 p. m. Monday at the (Hnaelhei i y llecreat loti t enter on Overhiook Drive. Nan* are underway (o get the ItJiftehni! seitMm e ff with a I’tiMi: nml all mothri* of ymmg hall plnyei* me mired In come out nnd help make thin the most guee*-nitful year 1963 CDt? A V j r K A T Ajax ToiT Jimt Wonderful Hair Spray — Jumbo Jumnn Sire Mre t an R e g . $1.50 ^ M T II II 1 Bathroom Pah Famuli. \-.Lix Potter Cteitn.rr R e g . ,19c RaUer tfuiltrd llnu.i-iiithl Foil WRAP Ford Fairlane “Sports Coupe” Leadership R e g . 7171c B IG OVER 35 YE AR S A t First .A Palmetto , (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • T il* • Piano* • Rental Beds LA K E M A R Y— IGA F<a>d .Market February 16, 10:15 Dr HI: 15 / February Hi, 11:00 to 12:00 LONGWOOD— (A ll Precincts) Town Hgll February 16, 1:00 lu 2:00 IIPSALA-LOCII ARROR— Upsnla Church February 16, 2:30 to 3:00 G E N E VA— Geneva Grocery February 17, 9:15 to 10:00 CIIU LUO TA— Shaker's Food Cenlcr February 17, 10:30 to 11:00 OVIEDO—Town Hall February 17, 11:30 to 12:00 GOLDENKOD— Slovak Gardens Hall February 17. 1:00 to 1:30 CASSELBERRY— 'Town Hal! February 17. 2:00 to 3:00 REAR LAK E — Florida Power Lounge February 23, 9:30 to 10:00 February 23, 1:00 to 2:00 FERN P A R K — Auto Tag Agency Office February 23, 2:30 tu -1;UU 29 22 69 Reg. 77c Kleenex H . 1 6 ' /n y A I * * * *V i n r t k -A r j D A T LI DM I n M AT >,rn'* i ichtwfisht Toy a Cap.— Assorted Sites & Colors llcR. 10c Sufi and Pr.iUrnl |[tth aI, j Kilrhrn Mat Iteg. 39e 12 29 TOOTH PASTE Giant Ipana With Hexa-Flouride. Reg. 57c February 23. 10:30 to 12:6(1 ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS— Town Hall ^ Countess Lydia Grey Rathroom Tissue — 100% 2 Fly Soft Strength February 5, 1966 I’ A O LA— Ethell’ii Grocery — Bathroom Notice To Property Owners Sanford, Florida m ■** TISSUE Strickland-Morrisons By Donna Fites The Open House scheduled for the Altamonte Spring* St. Mary. - Magdalen Parochial School for thi* Sunday ha* been postponed. A new date will be announced in the-near future. A new flag will be present­ ed to the school next Friday in ceremonies Scheduled for 11 a.m. Presentation will be made by South Seminole VFW Post 8207. Reg. 29c Sets Meeting Course For Open House Liquid llahy Formula— Plain Or With Iron Little League By Maryann Mllrs yel. Central Florida Horse I Shows, In c, will sponsor a I 12 ox m l gymkhana at I pm Sundiii in tin- Wrkiua spring1* Road arena Six ribbons will Nn**' here n* (hr * iram«»jf*thr*cri»|i. Like n r * , Aulo­ lie awarded in cacti class * rnnt k Trail*. Select Air <'nnd tlinn inic* Kail In, Healer. By Donna Kates Events will be keyhole open, Power Strrring, Ymi name ll. This nne really han all Five women o f the Wom­ ctovcrleaf junior, rloverleaf the giuidirfi. You'll he pleaded at the wheel uf Ihiti }i«irIn Coupe". an's Missionary Union of the senior, egg rare open, jump First Baptist Church o f San- mg figure S junior, jumping At lundo Springs attended the figure 8 senior, polcbcnding state leadership course at junior, poleliendtng senior, in First Baptist Church in De- sack race junior, flag race . Sanford, Fla. I.and conducted by Mrs. Ivan junior, flag race senior and Karrena of DeLand and her cloveriraf jackpot open. staff of teacher*. Attending were Mrs. Lewi* Haine*, Mrs. James Smith, Mr*. H. R. Hamby, Mrs. Lee Jonci and Mrs. Harold Bla­ lock All attending the course qualified through this study for placet of leadership and received their leadership cer­ tificates for the year. Complying with the provisions o f Section 1071.11 (1 ) Florida Sliilulcs The Sanlsndo Springs WMU 19071, NOTICE IS HERERY G IVEN that I will lie in (he following*pre­ will be represented Wednes­ cincts on the date and helween the hoprs set after, for the purpose of re­ day at the Pierson Baptist ceiving T A X RETURNS for th^yenr 1905. Church when the Seminole Associational WMU hold* ita quarterly rally. February 16, 9:15 hi 10:00 LAK E MONROE— Country Grocery Postponed LOOKING O VEft the new Southern Bell Telephone Company directory are Bob Shedden, local phone manager, and C. L. Butner, city mail car­ rier. The booka were mailed to ’phone patron* this week by Shedden and hU staff. ’ >. (Herald Photo) will Institution Of grades; and Scott Stiner, ov­ ersize poster division. Receiving honorable men­ tion were Linda Morris and DaliuKrug, primary; -Lcauns Morris and Cindy Coleman, junior division;' and Danny* fir i [Im rgr r and Have Watson, large posteis. Rev. Drliuus Copeland, min­ ister of the t'snelherry Com­ J. STENSTROM munity Methodist Church, strom is a graduate of Stetson gave the devotional and Mrs. University and former execu­ Gerald McGinnis, president, conducted the business meet­ tive secretary of the Brotherhood Department of the Flori* ing. Elected to serve on the nom­ I da Baptist Convention. He also inating committee were Mrs. | is a former executive secreEdna radix. Mr*. Helen Begin, lary ol the California Baptist Mis. Josephine Itrnillry. Mrs. Koundalion hollowing his return to Hor Vivian Lavender, and Mrs. Ann Davidson The committee ida in mid - 1963, Stenstrom will submit a slate of officers I was associated with The Her­ ald until he was appointed to at the next meeting. Hon Eenstermaker, chair­ the sales staff of his brother's man of- the physical fitness firm He ami his wile, Hea committee, asked more parents trice, and their two children, to volunteer to assist with the Richard, 9, and Jeane. 3, re Kathryn new program which lias been side at 37(1 Lake Circle in Casselberry. started at tin- school for pu­ pils in Hie fouith thlough tiie sixth grades. The attendance aw aids went to Mis. Mai join- Slone's first glade class and Mis. Annell f'la ik '- fouith guide class. Refreshment* of punch, cof­ fee, and cookies were served by tiie fifth grade room moth­ ers in tiie cafeteria following the meeting. The serving ta hie was decorated in tiie Val­ entine motif. Day VFW To Attend will receive free tickets to the An overflow crowd of par- show. They are Linda Van enta attended the South Sem­ Eopocl, primary grades; Deb­ inole Elementary School C TP’s ra Grile, 4th, 6th, and 6th Offering Asked By Jane Casselberry Rev. Dclmns Copeland, min­ ister o f the Casselberry Meth­ odist Church, will conduct re­ vival services Sunday through * Friday night at 7:1(1 at the Azslrit Park M e t h o d i s t Church, He will hold a special serv­ ice for women in conjunction with the revival on Tuesday morning. His topic will he, "Rekindling the Inner Life Through Prayer." Julian L. Stenstrom, erst­ while associate editor of The Sanford Herald, now Is an as­ sociate with Stenstrom Realty, a local firm owned and oper­ ated by his brother, Herbert •E. Stenstrom. A native of Sanford, Sten- Dedication -w y Ironing Board Costed— Pad fr CoverBf f $ & VyiaJuj £ w Js CrfaUwA Tax Assessor Seminole County P A IN T [BU C KET 4 Qt. Plastic I’ sinl Bucket W/llandle R ef. t i e eco n o m y! & [★ eco n o m y| r �I * I m feia * G * *** *___ ■ \ Title Miller's Killers New Record Goal Bubbling Over Of Ned Jarreft Af Daytona 500 Sanford Junior.nigh Braves shered the honors with the South Seminole Junior High Hurricane! last night in the Seminole County champion­ ship games when the Hurri­ canes won the ninth grade ti­ tle and the Brave* won the eighth grads title. Ths con­ tests were played at the L y­ man High gym. The ninth grade gams was ona of ths most exciting games Seminole County fans have seen In a long time with crowded bleachers and pan­ By Jlaa Bseehus demonium was wide In the Herald 8 porta Writer D A YTO N A BEACH . . . Ned There are no worda in the Lyman gym. Stuart led the scoring with Jarrett, who drives with his English language which are fu lly capable o f describing IQ points Snd Rose tossed in head as well as his foot, be­ the Joy which la bubbling I t points. Bryant scored 11 lieves thet the Deytona 600 over In the minds and hearts fo r the Tribe and Green will have a new record when o f the students o f South chipped In with B. Rose was the winner take* the checker­ the leading rebounder with Seminole Junior High School. ed flag at Daytona Interna­ 13 and Stuart garnered 9. tional Speedway on Sundoy, The Hurricanes, pride of the south end o f the county, Hargis totalled 7 rebounds. Feb. 14. The Sanford Junior High The Jayvee a ffa ir was still have finally succeeded in fu l­ T h e present msrk o f 154Braves' score lest night in­ another story. With Sanford filling the goal they set for plus is a high one, that’s for cluded t w o ’•unearned” moving away from the South themselves a long time ago. sure,” Jarrett said aa he sat in points In a game against Seminole boys In the second Coach Have M iller’ s hi* 1005 Ford between practice the South Seminole Junior charges (M iller’s Killers as half and posting a ginning runs on the Speedway’s 2.5High Hurricane*. Une of margin o f 33-20. they are so frequently called) mile trioval. "But It will go. the 'Caner* got himself Bobby . Lundquist stirred last night defeated a stubA ll that it needed ie a few turned around, headed the born defending champ, the the Braves to triumph with less caution flegs.'- I look for wrong direction and . . • his fine play. Skip Ssnkarlk arch rivals Sanford Braves, the winner to average close to dropped the ball through and Bill Bracken also turned to capture the Junior high 100 miles per hour, maybe a the Sanford basket. Guru* In fine performance*. Cecil championship of Seminole bit better.” he w t* puttied why the Asher and Davy Ilulenkroger County. Jarrett, who makes his Breve* didn't try la atop played well for the ’Canet. This completes the first Despite the Jayvee loss, home In Camden, S.C., won him on hi* drlre toward the unbeaten sesson In the brief though, they'll no doubt be more N ASC AR Grand Nation­ backboard. history o f the school. celebrating on the varsity al races In 1004— 15— than Led by the acorlng o f victory at South Seminole for any other driver. Hr has driv­ the Rcore being tied 12 time* Bruce Stuart and Brant many days to come. Ths en in five Daytona 500 races and the final outcome a 33Boas, the play making o f school has a right to be and finished third In 1003. to-2fi narrow victory for the M alt lllckok and Jim Lucas In msklng his estlmste of proud of the teem’* perform­ Hurricane*. .. and the defensive maneuvers the average sprrd of this ance as dors Ssnford. It was In the first period Tom o f Mika Hargis, the ’Canes a close ball game to say the year’s winner, Jarrett recall­ Bryant lead the Braves with defeated the Braves in a low ed the speed at which the 500 I*. icssL three point* and Mike Grnnt scoring dual 33-28. was being run last year be­ and Leslie Green each made Sanford, however, preserv­ fore ths first o f threo caution two. On the Hurricanes' able ed It* pride and brightened flags came out. Bruce Stuart lead the South ita hopes fo r future perform­ "The 60-lap average, you Seminole t*am with four ances by downing South Sem­ remember, was better than 108 inole In the Jayvee tilt, 33points and Bryant Rose added miles per hour. The yellow 36. two, but the Braves held a 7flag was out for 19 Isps dur­ Sanford, paced by Tom to-0 lead at ths end of the ing the race. I f the flags B ryant and Lea Gre#rC*ifnthsdn’t fP-wn, or -Jmrr one o r J r*\ period. o f f to an early 6-0 lead and it The heated play of .the sectwo of them, the race would w ai not until late in the first ond stanza brought theseore have been much higher." period that South Seminole to a llto -1 4 dr»dlort( oN D io By David Higginbotham Jarrett seld he didn't feel broke the Ice with Stuart Herald Sports Writer half-time break. Bfyunt nftd that the absence of the hetnl•Inking two foul ehota. Stuart stooil out again for The Seminole High cageri bead and high-riser raring en­ The ’Cnnea caught field will meet he»d-on with the etch learn with llryunl mak­ gines, now banned by N A S ­ goal fever during the last Oak Ridge Pioneers of Orlin ing four points for the Braves CAR, would slow down like minute o f the quarter and do In the SHS Gymnasium to and Stuart making aix for the narrowed the lead to 7-0. The night to try to better their race. Hurricane*. Bruce MrKIhhin "Our engines are running south county contingent con­ Inst showing against the Pi mode a basket for Sanford and just us fust, and the 1055 cur tinued Us hot streak early in oncers. Rose made one for South Sem­ is a little more streamlined, the second period. Forward inole. , Coach Balph Stumpf'i Jay and that should help. I look Rose sank a layup to put the Vec five will start at 6:30 In the third period Green challengers ahead and Stuart when they play the Baby Plon for one o f the closest r*ce« waa high pojnt man for the added another floor shot to errs going after a win s i they In the history of the 600." Brave* with four point* and The 600 will lie preceded on fatten the slim lead. Bryant made two Stuart and lost by only one point in their However, the s t u b h o r n first tilt against Oak Ridge Saturday, Feb. 13, by the an­ Roae made four each for the nual 2MI mile NASCAR moil- | Tribe with Bryant doing most The starters for the Baby ifled - sportsman national Hurricanes and Matt Hickock o f the to ilin g fought berk made three with Mike llargan Tribe will be Greg Shively, championship race, and on and succeeded In achieving a Frank Whigham, Wayne Burn Friday, Feb. 12, two lOfl-mile making one. Going into the fi­ tie, 14-14, ae the half ended. stead, Wally Jarnlgan and races will determine Ihe start­ nal stanza South Seminole The ’Cane*, a determined be|i| n 25 to 21 b ad over San­ Paul Leltny. ing order for the big race. hunch, returned for the third ford. Chief Mentor Mark Blythe period and built a four point lru Abramson, Mike Long, slid hts team was ready but lead due mostly to the efforts Green and Bryant each made they would still have a tough o f Rose and "Quarterback" a basket for Sanford in the game an their hands. Blythe M att Hlckok. The south team fourth quarter, but Stuart said, "Oak Bulge lias won 12 was not able to pull far made aix points for the Hur­ games and lost only five, put­ ahead aa Bryant, Green and ricane* and Rose added two ting them In second place in company kept pace with the NEW YORK ( I T ! ) - The to give South Seminole tiie the Metro Conference, They leaders. The score win 25-21 major leagues will provide ninth grade title. going Into the last eight min­ lim e a lot of height over us 173,000 (o help support a sum­ In the eighth grude game and the leading scorer In Ihe utes. mer program for college banc- it « n u different story with Metro, Hank Baskin." The lust period told the Blythe lias picked Bon Hin­ hall players, according to tire Sanford taking the title af tale. Sparked by three quick National Collrgiale Athletic ter n well played game. baskets by Ira Abramson, son, Steve Groover, G a r y Association's summer basriiall Ilohby l.undquisl was the Loyd, Mike Gray snd Lamar Bryant and M i k e Long committee. high scorer for Sanford with Sanford knotted the score at Oxford to open for the Tribe Committee ehalrman George 14 points and Melt Morgan! 27 all with four and a half tonight. L. Shioblor also said the pro­ was second with *ix. Bill Saturday night the Seminminutes left. But Bose, hero gram would be expanded till* Bracken and Kit Jarrell made o f ths recent 7'ampa game, oles will travel to Titusville to year lu allow more players to four points each and Tom play Ihc Titusville Terriers in gave South Seminole the vic­ take part. Last year 32 teams Ssndugu added three. tory trophy along with a a non - Metro affair. Titus­ in five lreguei end 21 certi­ Cecil A ih er lead the way for beautiful layup shot and the ville has one of the best shoot­ fied Independent team* partici­ South Seminole with nine 'Canea were ahead to stay. ers In the (rea who Is expec­ pated. points with Duvid KutenrgroStuart clinched the victory ted to give a boost to the T er­ The money provided by the ger trailing second with eight. with four foul shots in the rier scoring. Richardson nnd Lee Blythe said, "Titusville has professional leagues will tie Tom last 60 seconds o f the con­ used to buy uniform* and Gem go each made tim e points test. When the final busier Iho best shooter we’ve seen sounded, the Jubilant eager* all year, Jack Sexton, They equipment and to pay ex­ and Ricky Brown added two penses. point* to the losing cause. ■warmed onto Uie court and l>eat us when they came to Jbr i Majo rs Will Aid *r n l> P^ e 4~ Fri’ Feb’ 6’ *65 15- T im in g . Chalk One Score For the Braves Seminole Five Meet Headon With Pioneers » .n (o r » Bessie, George Jet Favored orites to cop tonight'* featured 10th ric e at the Sanford Or­ lando Kennel Club, Besaic hid won two straight In moving from grade C lo grade A competition before running into trouble in her last atari. The Mulberry Ken­ nel pup got into a jam on the first turn and couldn’t- get through the pack. George Jet baa won three of aix SOKC starts but has been out of the money In hi* last two starts. The Darold Robertson t pup prefer* the outside boxe*. but will have to take hia chance* from (he No. 3 post position In tonight's feature. Result* of Wit evening's race*: * l i t Race — 5/1R — Time 31.61 Quite Nice 15 00 7 60 s SO Ixipino 12 40 3 40 Food Town 13 40 Qulnieta <«-St *103 40 2nd Race — 5/18 — Time 31.66 Pillow Fight 6 60 3 40 2 60 ing while guiding his son in­ to championship form. He de­ Nelson Burton, a 1904 addi­ scribe* timing as the co-ordi­ nation of armawlng and foot­ tion lo bowling's H*H of work which briyig* the bnw]t, Fame, is Justifably proud of to the foul llne.fn proper bal­ his son Nelson Jr., who ha» ance for the delivery. developed into one of the A bowler’* timing deserve* brightest young sUrs on the all the practice he can devote • professional bowler circuit. to this phase o f his game. Co-ordination develop! pro­ That's not surprising since Junior has the advanUge of per timing which, in turn, pro­ fatherly advice from one of duces rhythm. This adds up the sport’s steadiest perform­ to consistent form and im­ proved score*. ers. F n A N MORTON (le ft) and Eleanor Anderson, secretary-treasurer and president, respectively, o f the Women’s Bowlin# Association, review the entry list for the fifth annual Sanford Women’s Bowlin# Tournament Feb. 13-14 at Jet Lanes. (Herald Photo) Bessie Kennon end George Bo'* Trade Mark Jet were (he morning line fav­ Perry III By Joe Norris Written for NEA Nelson senior tells me he put major emphasis on tim­ 5.20 3.40 Rajah's 3 20 Princess Qulnlela (1 6 ) *22.00 Please Mabel Daily Double (8-6) *37.60 Q tunic la (3-6) $8.40 N E X T: Don't charge. 2.60 2.60 3^ 3rd Race — 5/16 — Time 31.68 Perfects (6-3) *33.00 15.20 7.20 4 60 8th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.58 5 20 4 00 2,80 Fickle Fortune ' 7.?0 4.80 Rocket Flare 13.00 5.80 Big Bad Sam 6.00 O.B.’a Lipstick La Pete 4.00 Qulnlela (4-6) *36.60 Quinlcla (5-8) *40 60 FerfecU (4-8) *132 30 4th Race — S/ll — Time 32.11 Perfect* (6-5) *72.00 Chic Candy 6.60 5.80 4.40 9th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.52 14 GO 5 80 3.20 W.D.’a Sure Foot 4.20 3.80 Dori Doll 3 80 3 80 Proud Mara 5.20 Ryan's Express Hi Trouble* 7.80 Qulnlela 0-8) *37.00 Quiniela (1-3) *22 00 PerfecU (8-1) *67.80 5th Race — H — Time 41-76 Perfect* (1-3) *130 50 Rainey Rods' 6.40 4.60 3.20 !0(h Race — 5/16 — Time 31.31 6.00 3.60 2.60 Ann Robbie 4.60 3.00 Klssntell 5.40 6 00 Tony Pinto 2.60 Gena Faye O.D.'i New Day 4 00 Qulnlela (5 8 ) *16.20 Perfect* (6-3) *38.70 Quiniela (1-5) *19 80 6lh Race — 5/16 _ Time 31.51 Perfect a (5-1) *57.30 Scheff Bock 8 20 5.80 3.80 11th Race - H — Time 41.12 6,20 5.00 2 80 Willow B. 4.00 3 60 Tarot 6 40 3 60 Mar Heather 3.00 Silent Wager qulnlela (2-4) *1280 McAllen 4 40 Quiniela (1-5) *31 no Perfect* (4-2) *02.10 7th Race — ** — Time 41 .It PerfecU (1-5) *7150 Texas Tinker13 40 3 60 2 40 Mutuel handle *66,138 U tile Gladys Oviedo Faces Cocoa Beach By Marshall Lingo llersld Spurts Writer The Oviedo Lion* will be Linns will have their hands full tomorrow night sgaim t the class AA Panther*. Observer* arc saying th* Panther* are "too much" for the Lions but Oviedo la a tough team to atop and you can count on a hard-fought contest tomorrow night. Th* JV team* will start f thinga o ff at 6:30 at tha Cocoa Beach High School gymnasium, followed by th* varsity encounter at 8. given the true test tomorrow night when they travel to Cocoa Bust'll and tangle with the Panthers o f Coco* Beach High School. The Cocoa Beach fire are out to win tomorrow night after losing a close 74-71 tilt Tuesday to the Terrier* of Titusville High School. Oviedo's “ not so tall" tesm will bn up against ■ team of The Tyndale-Cloverdele which three member* arr well translation o f the Bible pro­ over the six-foot mark, the vided one that th* people tullest being 6’ 6''. could read and understand. Tho Linns will have to wink from Die outside be­ muse o f thu height factor nnd Oviedo’s sharp-shooting MEMBERSHIP 610.00 then weekday Greens Fee *1 from the outside could prove Land O' Lakes Country Club tu lie quite a teat for the Hwy. 17-92, Cssselberry host team. 838-2699 A t any rate the class B PLAY G O LF Here are four good reasons lo visit I H y i i i o i i i i § I s i i i l l Colleg c Baseball hoisted their coach, Miller, on Ssnford so we Intend to go to their ehouldera. Titusville with one purpose In Fane poured out o f the |mind and that’ s to win.” F U R Y .. .the biggest, plushest Plviiioulh ever! * — H B E L V E D E R E .. .the big car in the intermediate field! NIGHTLY 8:10 % (E X C E P T S U N D A Y ) ;* M ATIN EES — 2 P.M. — Wed.-Fri.-Sat Exciting gm V A L IA N T ...th e rampart that yoa buy • compact! rt forgotten why BARRACUDA...the fast-moving new fitthath at a spectacular low price! x PERFECTAS! Thursday Ladles' Night • Glass - Enclosed llrttrd Grandstand* 41 Clubhouse • Valet Parking Sorry 1 No Minors! ‘ W S a n fo lct'(j'l/a xr/o * O N TH E S TIC K — A w in ter vlste— a kid belly-whopping on • nod. eoft ahadowa on ro llin g m ow, stark trees outlined l* the counterpoint to s eollU ry flag on tfio Old W estbujy g o lf cou rse KENNEL J - — 0O B R B S CLUB ___________ HWY. I7 -A 2 ___________ M ID W A Y BETW EEN SANFORD A ORLANDO -V There’s something for everyone at Plymouthland RON-SUN Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. o 519 E. 1st St. �a ■» 9Hr ftn fn l Vm Q Citrus Growers Lose %Million 5MF0RQ. FLHRiru Fri. Feb. 5, T.5— Page 5 LA K E LA N D (U P I ) — Elor f callable harvesting hands art ida citrus growers are losing being used to piclc fruit which was contracted for earlier in an estimated It-to lfi million the season." Steele said. this season because they can't In addition to the kiss ta gel their fruit picked, an in­ growers, Mutual estimated a dustry official .said today. loss of 11 million in wages The report, the mo*t serious which normally would have criticism vet of the Depart­ gone lo picking crews and ment of Labor’s refusal lo other related workers. permit growers lo hire off­ shore labor, came from Her­ man F. Steele, assistant gen­ eral manager of Florida Cit­ W A S H IN G T O N I U P I) — rus Mtiluat. President Johnson worked to­ Tito critical slmrlage of ex­ perienced pickers not only is day nn two special messages causing this loss, R is also he expects to send to Congress making it virtually impossible on agriculture and on conser­ for growers to sell their re­ vation of the nation's natural maining crops because all beauty. To Buy Curtains For Classrooms Suspect Killed, Robbery Cleared By Maryann Mile* Rear Lake Elementary School rorent-Teacher Aascihas closed the books on an cintion voted unanimously assault and robbery commit­ Tuesday night to buy blackout curtains for all rooms In ted her* Jan. 3 after the body the school In orderwthat they o f the suspect, Eddie Lee may l«* darkened for use In Campbell, waa found on a the audio-visual work. railroad track near Palatka, It was announced that the Jan. 24. school's library has attained full accreditation in the allot­ Galloway said the body of ted three-year period and the 'the deceased yielded a pawn membership chairman, Mrs. ticket from Albany, Ga. The Sue Cates, reported a total of deputy investigated and found 35(5 members to date. the suspect had pawned a Mrs. Susan Houston, ways watch Identified as belonging and means chairman, report­ tti the robbery victim, Ronald ed that the Sutuiday a fter­ Muirhcad, of Brisson Avenue, noon movies being sponsored Other effects taken from WHO W IL L BE Junior^ Mi»a o f 1965? One of these eight young Indies at the school are well attend­ Campbcll'a body revealed he will win the title ut'Mfmidce Skating Rink Feb. 12 if site gets more con­ ed and that the movie, “ Chief had bought a bus ticket from tributions to the March of Dimes thnn the others. All proceeds o f skat­ Crazy Horse," is scheduled Sanford to Albany on Jan. 5. ing Monday go to the March o f Dimes. From left are Linda Nelson, Susan this Saturday nt 2 p.m. The mutilated body was found Kama, Patty Leary, Lorraine Fore, Margaret Myers, Bonnie Wieboldt, Special cur-jts for the proon the railroad track. It had Laurie Fieliun and Linda Eldredge. (Herald Photo) h' •’ SI13 t t ( Ollh M ‘MIC apparently been run over by of the County Health Depart­ a train. ment, Mrs. Grace Fisher, di­ .With the Identification ol rector o f County Health Nur­ the watch by Muirhcad, Gallo­ ses, and Mrs. Dorothy Miller way closed his Investigation of the Gray Ladies. of the case. A musical program, ‘'Am er­ FERNDALE, Mich. <UIM> The fire started under a stair­ S. Jerome Bronson declined ican llcrtinge.” was presented way that blocked the only es­ to give any details of the eviA father who was called "a de­ hy the fifth grade. was built up voted family man" hy his cape route from the second dence that Room eoont was won by floor. against Belcher. W INTER HAVEN (U P I) — neighbors was charged today Dexter Wilson's fifth gtnde. Belcher, himself, was in a The Florida Canncrs Associa­ Bill hr said the mass of in­ with first degree murder in downstairs room and was res­ formation compiled be local, tion reports that processors the death of his wife and six cued hy a neighbor, Dennis I.U- state and county investigators, packed ovei 5.5 million gal­ children in a fire that damag­ kasika. 21. who broke open a led to the "inexorable” con­ lons of frozen orange $oncenwindow and put a slept adder clusion that the fire had not ed their home Jan. 25. trate last week, the highest been an accident. Harry M. Belcher, 32, stood against it to let him out. weekly total since January of l.ukasik said when he got to The victims were Mrs Bel­ 1963. Citrus men arc trying mute at his arraignment and to salvage a rapidly maturing an examination within 10 days the window, Belcher was sil cher. two daughters. Hawn, 9. Two ilonionftt hi lion rniTthouetted against a background and Melody, B, and (our sons! crop. was set, by Municipal Judge nf flames. Matthew. I>. Ti imil hy 5. Jet inj*g of iprcinl intcrr»t to EarLNa.sh lit' was held with 'Seminotc County hnmtininkrrff Oakland County prosecutor friy, T ami aPniot. 2. out bail and taken to the Oak­ Imvr Atran^fii by Mi** land County ja il in Pontiac. Myrtiv Wilson, home demon­ 1> T ilK n u n IT c o t ItT OF The murder warrant issued stration fur jne**’ ntnT IIK M M II Jt B l l 111. t lu ­ l l IT. I\ AMT FOII ftKftflMH.K against Belcher followed a tlon at the County A k i u u IJ OI NT ! . FI.OIIIIM. long investigation of “ puzzl­ turnl Huildinff. C I I A M ’F I I V C A * i : n o . I HMlI ing" Circumstances in the fire M O i g i i A B i : F O H K C I.O M IIK Next Tbursdny. nt 2 p.m.. I M M ' l l H P A R K ■ n»1 K I M K N * Police found traces of gaso Miss Mary Seott, director of I a N. I a u k . hi* 1line in the w o o d w o r k of the 1'unmnu‘r se rv n e from the Da story frame house in this IIhII F i mt JFnr Company, will H \ M »T M AV PIIOPKHTIKS. Detroit suburb. be h**ie to give n d*, iiio iia tf a I N C . a rit.rlilA I'uniiifitlMn, TUCSON, Ariz. ( D P I ) - a bullet wound In his head The bodies of Mrs Kather­ Hi* f *n (1-tn I: t n »n on cfinn ing mid fre est flic. m iim .u .i: F o i m i.nM iik Shcntf's homicide mvcMiga ine Belcher. 35, and the six How and why did Eugene On Mondny, Fe ll, ifr, n i y ft AM-; 111 4 I.Kit It Francis iSlormyj McDonald tors lound a 22 caliber pistol Hiii,. Mi* Lyn n Mnaier of children were found huddled Nf tiler I* hiTrtiji w l v m purHI — co-heir to the 124 3u beside McDonald’s body. Ii th n iin vhill gi\e im uiuetiim » un it I In « Flu #! |v,-f i*r nf together in an upstairs bed F ^ r f i latir# it*ir*l M>* ir-l day million Zenith raitm fortune had been fired om e Jt11«I iti'iuoiiat i Hte bow tti put room. nf Frbrurtt y, lftSf., mi| *>t»irrr>l kill hinisrll 7 But some nutlionllr.s weir new i^ine tiuiUnna in clutiia. . I n I' lu mb cr fi <’* - * N.' Hfinl nf ' Ih* Circuit 1‘i'Urt nf Mir Ninth Disturlied by these ques curious about three aspects ol H 'tb 4*vent a me upeu to nil Jw.1l.UI Clr* wit In and f.*r lams, authorities expanded the case: Srm ln» .lr ('••u iih . Fl-iftdft, I n te leati**l perso n*. ftlirfHn It A1.1*11 II r \ ltk And I N T I I K < I II 4 I I T 4 III II I —The implement Used in their investigation into the' ' I . I ll J! I ll l I %I. I 1114 I I I l.l i l b M \ N PA Il k. hi- « If* Ihr wrisl slashing was not J»r* plNlnllffN. and |l t M ' Y - III* FI. 1111111% 1% \ M » l llll death of the 23 year old youth M\N l aflO|'KltT|l-;«t> I N C . a ft k m i Niti.i: r o t v i > . who appeared to have had found. F Iitr lda ro rp ur a Mnfi. In |j*- I l l %Nf Till V Nik I !fl2» —Tile bullet entered ttlc every reason to live, f * ri•Id« n I, l wTIl Aril in the hLuhNil |*|l K III* ftl I T I N Mi i l l ' l l . \4.i: I I I li l; I ii i *■**I and 1i#»t Id M r r f r-r t a ah McDonald’ s body was found buik of Mi-Don.ild's head Fl 1*1 It \ L V V I f i *V \ I, ,\| .< I at Ihr f r.iiit itm»i nf thr fC ml — I’hcre whs ih, suicide nolr, outside a photogrsplm dark uni* County urttimift* In ih* , «*A* * i . i ATIi »N‘ , n * ’«*r T M .M lIA S S E K ( t 'P I ) — (u w n uff iU n f of l, !!*■*flitii*i|p , imir n I i41ii ' f ttmrilifi! un-t*r ml room in Ins rented $5n rioo although friends reported to c u *) i y, Florida, at f l tut\| t *»f ttfid *■a -tintt 1hi supreme Court hears next home in this desert Mill and hud been despondent reeenllv n't lot k. tlfl t hr 1Mil ilay uf |>Ut «U.tlit T«t Hir F* tj rf « ! \ * Itowevei the tiling that puz w o k a Eloiula Bar AssociaK» h r ii ary Iftf" Hi# follow In« f *mal ,M><r * u » a r . . i, fun city /lid uutlloiities whs the <|lles I mu reeiimmtudaliou that tor<t« »i rd in l |*r i*|»rt I v #rl forth Clntf tar \ *. !i t \ - *r |t» nlie was lying ill a pool ol iti N.*fil. Final f* #crrr to wit J■ Ijutl Mffltt"» thr c m thin WIIV* in* l stale Si n ilarrv E King blood. Both his wrists tool l-.it % hi 111*i» k ” |> of Ntrli W a ah l n a 10*1 I '. wf rh t of • <1111iti ' “ liy would ,i gin with mil »,t “ mt* f—JS#.i \on 1. disbarred M S N11V \M !»lTt4»V T ' l Ida. been slashed and there wa­ « ' \ S S K I. li c it It V. F id Ml I | IM iin itf f lion* of dollars and so young fi a tils part in a to year old 1» V i m i i ' l h i r In pi a I Mie r* - \ <• pu iii .il payifl scandal want to. lake hi* own life ’.' of rr ordrd ,n |Mai H- ok i*|l MII.IIF HF.NRT M » S H - k 7 paisra 4A arnf S« ih r III and Jtt l NN K MKMHP l> ask'd one puzzled detective King i* accused of pei|urm g Puli'li It*. nil* nf Srmltmli h la wife. We aii very mleresled in inm -elf boforo a grand jury 4*11iinI j , Kl'd ida I 1-I-S.S hr t >r M - u U n I * tin* ease,*' said I'lma County Kin l*.u f« r l U r a l nf Mir T O i « ’ I M |M .1 lI F.NltY MFSh i'* *K J It n'iiiid rni Afii - e N "M ru rn e r nf lx»'l € attorney N o r m a n Green. (In 'Kin to ttie late Rep HObne lt#'n In Mt •< k I» nf s.n l N‘4ill* el tut 'Mhi*r patio itti ire nn"There are a lot of unrxplatn 'fiilett s’o Illicit wouldn't run Uii.... n M%\'1»Y AI»l»IT IuN TO F AHF K1.MF.lt It V. KLi »Utl« A Y " f \ It K II KVtKH Y VOT t ed Bungs which must be an a/.unsl Itltn ii the Sen,ite run .\-»r 1hPN *n*r1y (m r -»tlrl FI FJ » III.* I A ' "*• Ml |»l«NI n t In f Iff lln- f-londa nar Assmiaswered " I'lnpr It certdln ninrii i^tp rn* In l*. H. High w TT-s: • «!!• thit* r ..r fppi t iiiiiliprlrtfi Die- fnltmAlMK <!•-» County pathologist Dr Ed limi ' g m erning tmard found Ihrnt'f Hmjlh *4 dr*f 34* crlhed rt-4l |»r«,|»pf 11, ward Brucker conducted an it ineoncen able 'that the pub K « * l inn J7 |pei in ihp In­ I p .I k Mlm W ‘ !**. i i »FN• autopsy and announced he lu rould hale confidence In I#ra*« Mon t•f Mi# Siirtli T R Y r i . l 'll M \ SuR. I'N IT Jin* of e» M l,nt thrin r NO 1, g m i r d l f t i in i h » p l « ! concurred with detective*, Bo honesty or moral integrity W rat 112 4 fret to point thrr#of «* r r r o f til IMnf who listrd McDonald'* dealli ol King '* R.nik 11, ('4Kt' 3S, Puhllc t»f hricInrHfiic ) and A L I O : R#'C**»r*ln nT fspmlnulc 4*-.iinas suicide. , l|, KlnrliU th* S*« rMir* *t licvlrt m But Green asked Brucker to « Ml««. k haa hr wn fllr.l A^pluef t mj In la.lt ro ri»#r nf * l » ' of N«»RM A M »Y SHIM* I h** |i ( ii if • » ! ) Ir<t mill, thr* « h•>r t confer with another palholo T|uN To r AhhKMIKKKY till# nf which l» Ft fiam 1 \agist, Dr. 1-quIs Hirsch. to de rivORIHA, grrorvltnir I f * r * - t lima I Mnrli4*Kr A»BuciH|nii, m CHESTERFIELD, England ter mine whether MeDunaldcord put rn'iirdr.'l In I'Ut f'rirporjr t Inn flf go uli#i! unAri a ii Hunk 7. |)NK#« 4ft and '*0 of A rt nf rn n j tr # ** a fill ralNlltiu niight possibly have died by (t I ' l l — Eor 13 years, grave, th# Public: llrt i.rd* of Hrtnl- pu rail it nt !r* rhr* Frit# m l N'« * a means oilier tbun his own digger George Holmes has M urlgagf A>ain,Utk(ii( tinI# 4'nlint %. Flnf lda. run lli.ti-il lia* liccii wearing blue merall* SmilhrrH a Ion if Mi# W . #1- i a11mr f 11 Ai l Im 11 me in i l # I'rliiband • #|> right of nf 1' H ci I'.t I nf r ||# Itt f h# i'll) nf H 4*h an I a lainrnat during his Hi ghway 17-&3 South 15 Itifftnfi. Iflatnct of Molurr hU work drg 34‘ Wrat in f##t. P j a ln tl ff, \ar#u», Chart## H#n* th#nr# at fight aang 1•** t r» ry MMRlt'k. Jr Nn^f Jn Ann# Vow the Chesterfield rural * a M H i g h w a y , run North M # nnI< k, h n w l f# Ii#f#n«|ant> counril is cuing to sjirnd 2(1 74 «l#g J4* W # « ! 3 * 1 * f#r*t arid >nu m # r#i|uif#d to #r*rv# Ifi a polnl, said point hr- a « »»jiy nf y.ivir \ r»*w rr nr fithrr pounds 11561 to buy him a Iok on th# N'.Mh Mo# nf plrmlloK In ih# iNimplalof no black i ,imi'Ml. black trims n a 14 (e«4l *, thrm r K * » l i'lNirHlff'a \l Inf m-j Mink N ets black -Ilia’ s, bark tie and J- * fs.l t o pilllll of ti*- » '1*v »1a ini, J r , Suiia SIS Han*WASHINGTON (U P I) - a white shirt so that hr will ft Md A Man Mr Nat Ring I (tank g Mi ntng Hu lid Inii, Hanfurtl, Fl nr bill, and grid AlaiU): Without saying whether the look "more dignified" at fun Ana war or H# KM’ al ih# S mu II i w #•(! ft I*1 th* original c o rn e r of L ot 4 in RI - k mistakes were ma<!r by men a aii.___________________________ • * i r nf N O R M A V P Y A I»1 M - Ih * C1#rlt of ih* 4^*1rruit i*»Mirt or computer., the Dele use hr f o r « Mi* l i h day of T H »N T*> F A l H t K L l l K I l R Y on or Sheriff's Deputy J. Q. Gal­ loway reported today that he Father Blamed In Deaths O f 7 Citrus Report Special Meets Arranged For Homemakers Legal Notice M ystery Surrounds Millionaire's Death LBJ At Work FO R, yo U R , g W E E T W E A R sT ... 1^uM £.(& S t e v e s C A N D I E S V A L E N T IN E T W IN S — In the heart are S in dy and Cindy Vilm er, 8-ycsr-old identical tw lm from Independence, Mo Sandy (left) was born with a heart abnormality which was corrected in 1958. More than 1,750,000 volunteer* w ill aid heart patients on Heart Sunday, Feb. 21, by distributing and receiving H eart Fund contributions. New Calendar Bill In Hopper WASHINGTON Sen Hiram lon g (U P I) — every tour sear* between lit Hawaii) June 3t and July t. Fong said the calendar has introduced legislation call would also do away with Fri­ mg for the adoption of a "p e r­ petual Calendar" for ‘ the day the 13th*. United States in which days of the year would always come on the same day of the week. "Regularity and fixity are demanded ui all other interna tional standards." said Fong. “ Why not fixity and regular­ ity in the calendar?" The calendar would include two days not assigned to any week or month. New Year's Day would fall between Dec, 31 and Jan 1. ta-ap year day would come (ffa u m U la i'A Walgreen Agenc T E LE PH O N E 3^2-0392 DOW NTOW N SA N FO R D - ROSES IN RED FOIL HEARTS 5 1/2 01. 80C 1 lb >2.10 1 3/4 Itx 3.40 (<rupeellle Nurxerv 2221 Gra|>rville Ave. 322-0**6 FREE D E L IV E R Y "Scott's Draler" Legal Notice Ex-Solon Faces Court Hearing (iravcdiffKcr (iocs Formal Error In Figures Runs To Millions •«tli«i pile-iding In Mir nfflv# nf FI A i m HA. gi’t-ordlng in Plat ih #r# of f *cf *rd #i in P l g i Book 7. p i K t l 4* and &0 of Ih# P u h l l r R*cf»rda o f H#mluol* 4‘nunly. Flu f* Id*, run F i a t ion f##f. » * long Houlh lln# of gald !✓ *! 4, lh#ncg Foulh #rly IS f##f paralUt to th# Kt»l#rly Hr.a of laot I In aaid IUo« k •T)**, th #nc» run W i k t 1M f ##t pa rail#! to HoU1h lint nf aa.4if bit 4, (halve# N o r th#r!|f 3S f #* t to point of l»#gInning, UATKD THIS lr<J da y of F # hr u »rj r, 13ii. %4H1CA 1.1 Arthur II R ac k w li h , Jr,, Cl#r k of th* Circuit Court R> : KHtaLaCh Rruana hgn I> C. Pu bl la h F * b I. IMS. C PJ -S S M i r . h. 4 Ii n « ’. If >ou fall to do *n, * drer## pro Ht>nfe»#A wil l h# iak« ti i g i l r t n >ou for th* t#1l#f damn rid*d in th* Com plaint Department list issued some massive corrections in the' pm posed military budget (or fts Thla Noll## ahall h# tfuhllah* d one* g w##k fop f ou r rmia*4 u t l v * w ## k» In T h * Hanford l l *r a ld , a n # w « p a p * r c l r c u U l • d In Hamlnol* County, Flo rid a I>at*d thla *nd day o f F * h ru a ry , A. D. 1I«S iBFAL) A r t h u r II OpfkaMlH. J r , C l a r k of Clrett 11 Court Stack N. CI#v»j*tn4, Jr* and C ar roll B u r k * of C U v a l a n d , Hltphanaon and! U lag At tornaya for P l a i n t i f f I* O. lira w#r 7. 8anf>>rd, F lo ri d a Puhllah Fab. ». II. It. X . C DJ-S t 1964 Nearly New Ford Galaxie 500 4 dour. 'Select' Air Conditioning. Radio, Boner Steering, Tinted GUaa. All Vinyl UphoUlry. White Tires. The whole work* on this one. Really it's Just like n ew . Want ■ bargain in a very near new car T T Then cell 121-1481. You may be hsppy th il. you did. Here's motoring at its beet s i a price you can afford. Thai's Strickland-Morrisons, I n c .. The Ole Ford Dealership la Seaford. 1»IS U PD A TE D — During C h irm Days, the pre-Lenten fiesta in B r o w n s v i l l e , T e x , the tow nsfolk dress In I a t lit A m erican costumes. Hobble C raw ford thought she'd m^d e rn lie the traditional dress. This ia the reau lt esi 19(5(5 The totals are the same, hut instead of spending 1160 mil lion for aircraft research ami development, the Air Force now is scheduled to spend 1617 million. Other corrections included one which changed the 1815 million to bt .pent for research development, tests and "evaluation of "other equip­ ment" to 1208 million. YOU'LL SAVE MONEY ON CLOTHES WITH A FOR AN Y (HT.AHION FLOWKRS I lM I M t lM I I M I t M I t M I M * # # ELECTRIC DRYER ARE A L W A Y S CORRECT SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. I** l i t & Sinfnrd A?r. 322-1*22 322-8452 (Trowing children need fewer,dothc* when you can wuah and dry their complete wazdroixai in jiiat a few minuted . . . anytime. With nn electric dot lien-dryer, everything comes out minahine-froth. No lingering fumed or fuel odora. . And you nave borne 300 hours a year Hjicnt on lugging heavy clothon-banketa to lln- buckyard clothealine . . . not to mention pin-ups and Lake-down#. Now, with substantial price-reducftons ov«r Lite years, everybody can afford the pride and joy of ownership, the convenience of an elooir* dryer. They're chcajier to buy—cheajier lo iM'. And an electric dryer can bo safely installed wherever you want it. •Sec the nemraf tzi/ioeufiozia in improved, automatic /tameless electric washers and driers at your appliance dealer. T H E R E 'S N O M A TC H FO R FLA M ELESS ELECTRIC LIV IN G I l J t I I I A /'/ H t o o 1 NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be rrspon.iblc far any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. JOHN If. LE E FLORIDA POWER W. Seott Duma, Mgr. HELPS BHILD ' FLORIDA 207 Magnolia A r ». �I I (Dsuxh G b b y : Hats, Hair Make Peace I ■- • f N tw tpaper Enterprise Women's Editor For the p u t tow ***io n i (e v e r since the huge bird'* Beit hatrdo went back to the rob Ini toon whenre It came), there have been prom liai of a meeting o f xnlndi between the halr-dreuera and the bat raakera. And m in y a hit-lov­ ing gal w a i fooled. So many beautiful hata were dtilgned — not little whlm iiei that perched at the back of the head — but real h it*) the kind that truly add a flatter­ ing finishing touch to any costame. But It waa aa difficult to wear them as it was In the days o f the towering coiffure. True, hair styles were no lon­ ger of buihel • baiket dimen­ sions. They were sleek and Straight with Just enough body to add slight fullness and curve. Hut about 8 out of ev­ ery to women hid to get that alight fullness at the beauty salon where “ just a little teasing" was needed to bold (be hairdo In ahaps. And wom­ en with fine hair didn't gain • thing from the dem lie of brim e l a pretty b e t And the bouffant. It didn't matter we can wear both with no ex ­ very much whether you crush tra budget seeded for the hair­ ed a bird's nest or a small dresser. slxed halo. The hat you longed CHIC CHAT Q: " I bought twe pants to wear still ruined your set­ suits. 1 wear them only when ting. Welt, this time around It I come Into town to shop and looks a i though wa finally have lunch with tolande. My hare It made. The newest mother-in-law criticises me, hairdos are truly close to the saying I should dress up for head. And If you don't look these occasions. It la my un­ good in nearly straight hair derstanding that pants for without a bit of teasing, you town are now considered fash­ can wear waves or aoft curia. ionable end my friends wear They're on their way back a- them, too. My mother-in-law long with the ultra feminine reads your column. WU1 you write something that will con­ fashloni of the '30s. Anyone*who wore no millin­ vince her that her Ideas ere ery other than ■ baby bonnet old-fa shlonedT'' — Dorothy In the '30s can take heart from J. A : Dear Dorothy J. — A re ­ the fact that hair styles wars to designed that a flick of cant poll of dsslgnera on this the comb put tham In apple subject Indicates that pants pie order when a hat was re­ should be wore only at home or In the country. When you moved. This spring tb«re Is no de­ come to town for lunch, don't ception. You CAN wear e hat you think, too, that you would and look flna when you taka look prettier In a dress t And It off. And thla will be a de­ 1 don't know any woman who wouldn't rather be pretty then lightful axperienca. The apltoma of tomlnlna comfortable. You cen't go charm can be found In a whiff wrong dreslng up a little. So o f porfums and under to t I why Invite aggravation! _ w V v DEAR ABBTt I mat • By Felly Cramer, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR P O LLY — I am very poor at animating a fiveeighths team allowance when Kw lng, so 1 have a piece of (ape permanantly fastened to my sewing machine with the edge Just five-eighths of an lneh from the needle. Now 1 lip along with perfect seams every time, Just keep the edge of the material right along the edge of the tape. — MRS. J .R K . GIRLS — This tape Jdes Is really good for both speed and accuracy. — POLLY D EAR POLLY - In order not to have to keep making holes In the w ill over my dau ghter's dresser as the mirror la moved when site grows tall­ er. 1 put one nail at the prop­ er height for me. 1 took a velvet ribbon about 12 Inches longer than the doubled length necessary to bang the mirror down to her height, slipped the ribbon through the hanger on the back of the mirror and with % pretty bow covering the nail, her mirror looks quite nice. The ribbon can be short­ ened and the mirror raised at my daughter grows. In my son's room 1 used the same idea with a piece of rawhide (a msn’i leather belt would work, too) and this looks wall with bis maple furniture. Thanks for all the hints to hasten house-work. — F R A N ­ CES DEAR PO LLY - To keep (he top tecurcly fastened to our garbage can, we attached a screen door spring to one handle of the can and ran the spring through the lop handle and then hooked it to the other handle on toe can. - MRS. J. R. A. DEAR PO LLY - When dry­ ing a drip d ry dress, put It of euro They was being fellow who files fo r nn air­ married. line, sad w s clicked right knew wa couldn't possibly attend the away, so ws mads a dats wedding, but they* sent us fo r tbs next layover he had an Invitation anyway. This, o f course, meant a gift, whleh we sent. It waa last Jana and we haven't re­ ceived a “ thank you” note from tha girl aa yet. I do not blama tha child, she la young. But I do blame the parents fo r not having taught her right from wrong. A H O U STO N IAN here. When he showed up he wss w eerta f s regular suit, and ha didn't look nearly aa good to n s . I kiddlngly told him that on our naxt data I wanted him to wear hla uniform. Ha said ha wouldn't wear hla uniform o ff doty fo r the Queen o f Sheba, and If that’s all I liked about him there wouldn't be any N E X T data. I pretended It didn't matter and I dropped I t But, Abby, It DOES matter. Somehow, I can’t ■eem to work up the en­ thusiasm fo r him without tha uniform. Don't you think If ha really liked me he'd wear hie uniform. L IK E S UNIFO RM S D EAR LIX E St N et Only people who are compelled to wear uniforms day In and day out can appreci­ ate what a bore It la. I don’t blame him. Your braaa-beppy attitude (a an admtaalon that you’re more Interested In the packag­ ing than you are In the product. • - i i*- Poor At Estimating? ance By Abigail Van Buren D EAR ABBY: W e recalved an Invitation to at­ tend a wedding which was to take place two thouaand m i l e * f r o m here. The daughter o f an acquaint­ D E A R H O U S TO N IA N : A girl who la old enough to be married le no child. And even i f parent! do not teach their children to write thank you notea promptly, by tha time they are married they should have learned that basic rule o f courtesy eomewhire. So don't blame the parents. M l w sgsr their embarrass­ ment (I f they are aware o f their daughter's ntgllgenca) le greeter than hare. s e e D E AR A B B Y : I can't re­ quest this Information else­ where without risking a lot o f embarrassment, a o please answer It If you can. And put it In tha paper be­ cause my mall la sometimes opened and this is very confidential. W ill a veteran's hospital take a veteran who haa had a dishonorable discharge! thing home from the dry- Ja c o b y church every Sunday and fear the gussip. What to do?—Read­ e r." Coloring your hair is a mod­ ern act and every woman who wishes to thould. 1 do not be­ lieve it has anything to do with your going to church. And surely the people who go to church do not go to gossip about you. Forget that—and color your hair. It la, today, like having a new hat or dress u> a new color. Why hesitate? " I want to learn to dance, I plan to taka a cruise this summer and certainly don't want to be a ‘ wallflower.' But 1 am afraid of what my friends would say. Do you ap­ prove of forty-year-old women dancing or taking lessons?— Sylvia." • Have you Just started to read my column! I advocate toe taking of dancing le aeons and anything elsa which adda to your pleasure ta life. So, go, and don't take your friend*. Go 11 alone and meet some new people. “ I want to color m y hair Monday — "D ear Edytt ui hesitate because 1 go to Thornton McLeod." u tit • e (jJr "Frankie Randall Singe and Swinge" (R C A Victor) pre­ sents a good young linger who sounds tik* earlg Sinatra. High elastic*)—'Borne fine recording* fo r classical music lovers Include: "Orinandy Con­ ducts Strauss” "Roaenkavsller Suite.” "T ill Eulensplegel” and “ Salome'* Dance” ) (Co­ lumbia); Mosart Violin Con­ certos No. 1 and 3, with Y e­ hudi Menuhin end th* Bath Festival Orchestra (A n g e l); Rlmiky-Koreakov'a " L * Coq D'Or" and Stravinsky'* "F ir e ­ bird Suite,” (R C A V leU r), with Erich Leiaaderf conduct­ ing ' the Boeton Symphony; Paganini's 24 Caprice* played by violist Samuel Vardl (K a p p )t and two RCA Vietrol* reissues worthy of note, Arthur Fiedler conducting th* Boston Pops In “ La Boutique FnnUeque” and Ibert’a mus­ ical JokV, "Divertissement"; and Fosschiellt'a "L A Gloconda" with lin k * MHonor, Giuseppe Di Stefan*, Leonard Warren and Rosalind Elina. Stravin­ sky's "L'H lstolra du Soldat" (Philips) Isas Jena Cocteau as tha Narrator. Polar Us­ tinov ns tha Devil, and JanaMari* Fertey as th* Soldier. Ig o r Markevich conducts. ’ swimming p o o l! Now U the Urn* to rough out plana. In­ vert! gate n builder end ar­ range fo r financing- Ground work now, so to speak, means an installed pool ready for fam ily use when you want ft this spring and summer. First, you will want to check your land for water pipes and utility Unas. It la possible toe eddad expense e f moving these would mean no pool for you. Better to Bad this out w than after you sign n contract and construction be­ gins. Second, select a builder to help determine toe least ex­ pensive means e f installing the pool. Can you save money by using the excavated dirt on M other part of your propa rty ! Do you sell the dirt or pay to have it hauled aw ay! Can ha suggest ways in which to blend th* pool with your house and landscape? These major consideration! before you lU r i to build art • 1 For Abby's booklet, "H ew To Have A Lovely W tddlng," send 80 cents to Abby, Bov 8B700, Los A n ­ geles, Calif. O n (Bhidqsi Pilgrims Are Progressing "1 am too 1st. How can I get rid of fifty pounds quickly sod easily—M ." Are you serious! There is no really easy way to reduce, especially U you like food and you evidently did and do. You must go on a diet and slick with It. "1 hate gray hair but think it U a lot of trouble to have to go to a beauty shop —Emma." Have you not heard of tha wonderful color rinses (or home use! Visit a coamelic counter and select a color rise to toe color you wish. Use it at Some— BUT read the dir­ ections and follow them. "M y friend aaya I need a red velvet evening dress fur her upcoming party. 1 never hare had a bright color and don't really waul one. Should I get black!—V I."Why let anyooe tell you what to have when you know what you want! Yes, have black; it i* always elegant. Try some bright touch in Jewelry (lip- Troubled! W rite to A B ­ BY, Bos 89700, L o t An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stampsd, sslf-sddressed envelope. Jha(jjomsm The Parent* seldom realise bow much they give themselves away at a conference. Often they clue the teacher to on why a child behaves the way he does. The breathless latecomer, for eaample, may have a child who habitually miaaea th* school bus and arrives at s c h o o l without breakfast, boots or mittens. Tha mother Vtbo comes to school wearing unpressed slacks snd pink curlers probably has ■ young­ ster whose clothes and desk are a m en. Younger brother* and alatnri, net left with baby titten , are detd giveaways, too. I remember a fond parent who couldn't understand why her aott waa a holy te n o r at school when ha waa aa aagal nt ham* — ton Implication being that It must bn th* tea­ cher’* fau lt White ah* wea talking, her 8-y*4r-atd bopped me with a * eraser, threw kin aucker oa th* door and ground It uadtr hla loot end knocked to* The game w* tail "chess" By Oswald Jacoby Is a vary ancient om. i Dominating' Woman — ------ Its most aggressive place Is kli unmanllneai and Inertia. As 1 say, it's a vary anciant gam*. A n d I recommend learning It to a reader who writes: "M y ilster-to-la» b*a accus­ ed me of "dominating" m y huaband. He his been com­ plaining to her about me and to other members of the fami­ ly. He told her I waa ao overproteetlve of our 17-year-old boy that the only hop* for him was to get away to college where 1 could nol dominate him, too. Mrs. Lawrence, I own ■ ' dress shop and have worked ever alnce my m arri­ age. My husband has never taken any responsibility for the control of our two children a* Its queen. She’* k fury of a came out in fine ahspe. Their worn in — tha only piece whleh partners opened clubs and ran mava to til directions. when th* smoke bad cleared Once she's free to do as ah* away South had been set twe pieties, there’s no controlling tricks at his on* spade con­ h*r. She’s the original Domin­ tract. Two of tha (Our who hid ating Female — and you hat* wound up defending umuce her until you reallia that the casfully againit heart con king to whom ahe’a married tracts and the other two m id* never moves except to lave one notrump end twe dia­ himaalf sad than eoiy on* square at a lime. monds re i pec lively. Throughout meat of t h * You may remember that thrre were nine tildes In ac­ game ill he does is to hide tion in th* trials. One Esat behind the othrr pieces: hit his player opened one spade. North children, lha p a w n s , Ah well, if the king won't and South kept quiet until knights, bishops snd cast]**. E ait and Wait reached four Finally, blooming well ac­ move, th* queen haa got to, ■pades whereupon South quainted with him, you see hasn't the? I'm tired of all this criticism doubled. Eaat'a play waa at that hla wife'a aggressiveness bad aa his bidding and he has been mad* neceiairy by of dominating women. I think went down 1,100. That type 11 point owning It not recommended. You need a good five card autt or better for those abort-count tuda. Ruth M illett It's time wa should know what she's about. If we put too m iny controls on our 17-yearold son, it'* because experi­ ence has taught its that his father won't put them on. If we "domlnste” th*t father, It's because he wanta it like that and reliea upon us to do all hia moving for him. H la aid that like the furloua queen in the game of chess, we have allowed our king's inertia to turn us into an ag­ gressive woman who haa to knock down everybody in sight. But wa don't hav* to be ashamed of ourselves. All our "aggresaivrneis" really amounts to ia despair of sny movement from the man of the family. Ta realize this 1$ to begin to appreciate it inateid of hating it. to ape it for what ia — our frustrated feminine need for some man­ liness from him. The Doctor Says: Study Sight Of Elderly By Wayw* G. BraadiUdt, M.D. Newspaper Eattrprio* Ann. beuaet and iplit-leveUT What la now referred to at "teen-age" wa* called the "aw kw ird age?" in tummer, the movlea were to* only pieces where it v a t "20 degreoi cooler Ineldet" Th* grownups in a family got moat of the telephone cilia? If a child talked back to a parent be w it being "s g s iy " instead of merely practicing "democracy in lb* heme?" Don't be ashamed to admit that it was to a movie theater that you first saw some of toe televlaion oldie*. You have have lota of company. As we grow *U * r then U s gradual teaa of kaenesa of eyesight. This hsi long been iccepted aa in*vliable, hut Dr. H. w. Laws, *4 Montreal, derided to do anmethtog about 1L H* treated a group of i n agtog persons, many of than* over !0, with four drugs that im knewa to dilate th* sn ail arterial and csplllariaa. Anothar group of persona to th* is m t i g t group wh* would M l taka Ute drug! were obser­ ved as n bsaly for comparison This study ws* carried on for l i year*. Tba drugs used war* nicotinic arid, nicotiayl alcohol, lolisoliae and nylldrin hydrochloride. Although ad four were effective to rent* ef lb* subject*, (t yean became evident that U s last named waa the beat Tha ether* ware dropped, Among the renditions that ahewad improvement to them over the books on lbs reading table — with only a genii* "N ow , d e tr ," from her. Then there waa th* mothsr who complained bitterly that something must be wrong with today's reading and arithme­ tic methods because her dau­ ghter wasn't doing well la school. Later she mentioned that aha herself aod a seo la By J m y high school had Quaked Bret Newspaper Enterprise M i s grade. . . NEW Y O R K (N E A ) - A Conferences, of course, are banker kaa gotta wear a vest a two-way street Your chil­ Aji F B I man must have a dren*! teachers want to do ten, regies strove raincoat, and say tha right thing a a i ■un-glaaaai are fa rlgavt for much as you d*. I f you are an nut* aaleaman. prompt, friendly, kewegt end But t a International secret co-operative, you vUl pawn the agen t! Anybody who reads way for mutually solving any Isa rtem lag know* that ha problems your children a a y must w * (r or pack his (reach hav a. rest at all times. .Contrary ta M in t, tba gar­ Please w ad your ichoal pro­ ment doe* not derive Its asms blem to Susan Light in care from Irving Trench, the noted of thin paper. White (ha nan- 10th century New York dandy. M i answer t|ch Uttar perpre- Rather, U lake* it* asm * from ally, latter* e f general Interest (hare axsavatteM which rev­ will ha answered U tola nol- ered th* World War 1 b r ill* Like Parent-Like Child By Suaag Light, Newspaper Enterprise Ana. DEAR MRS. LIG H T: With three children In school. I'm getting to be an old band at parent - teacher conferences. However, 1 still ipproach a conference with some misgiv­ ings as to whether M l do end aay the right things. I want to make a good Impress km for tha saka of my children. Do you have any sugges­ tions! — ANXIOUS MOM ANSWER: With your attituds, you won’t go far wrong. Parent* who let their children down are those who don't take conferences seriously. A con­ ference appointment should be considered th* same aa a professional data with your doctor or daotist. It shouldn't be broken except for unexpec­ ted emergencies. In many schools several conferences are scheduled on "conference d a y." Any parent who rushes to IS minute* late or overstays bar welcome dis­ rupts the teacher’s schedule. by installing a permanent Swimming Pool Institute. The By Mrs. Muriel Lawreneo, cleaner. Thia holds the dress out enough for the air to cir­ culate so It dries faster than Take a look st the East NOKTO ■ when Just hung on a bare han­ hand only. With everybody *Q ger. - MRS. W.R.H. vulnerable South opens oca V 10 8 84 I DEAR T O LLY — [ hav*. ♦ 10 0 spade sad West snd North never written to a co.uinniat 411111 ptss. What lhould you doT before but have found your W TST FA ST <1>) Four of eight East players column ao interesting and * 107 3 * A K 04 In the World Championship 0Q1 ¥7# helpful that 1, too, would like team trials chose to reopen ♦ A QT / O J 8 8 3J to help others. Did you know + Q J1016 *K 0 with either one nb-trump or that the egg white left In an SOUTH two diamonds. Tbs other four fg g shell makes an eieellent * J8II8 paieed. glue for small pasting Jobs! ¥ AK91 The problem of reopening -M R S . G .W i. « K42 the bidding when an opening A A GIRLS — So It does and now one bid is p in e d Is one of Both vulnerable that M ri. G W .B. has broken See article for bidding the* shall ws hope *ahe ^reUn" J * raM‘, diUleu“ tost f a . . . and opening lead. us. to w rit, often. - PO LLY b'\i " ^ titled to assume that their lids has the balance of pow-ijor strength waa in that suit er but frenquently they will and (hey had no defense find that their opponents hav* ageirut hearts in case North better eerda aod can move to aod South moved into that suit. The other four E u t a superior contract. Thus th* four East player* player* looked at their 11 Imagine all the ethnic Jokes "W e hav* talked only vague­ who pasted decided to try to points aod decided to take — the trio Is Negro—we have ly about that," Williams said. pick up points by defending settnn. heerd alnce we picked the one This time the four who psii" I t dspands how long aur againit one apade. Their mswe did." group staya actlv* and popu­ Their first album wa* call­ ed "Just Arrived." Pert An­ lar. W * hop* It will b* quite geline thinks their next should a while. Because of our back­ be called "Pilgrim s’ Prog­ grounds In the classics! field, ress." we f**| we ere equipped to go A woman wh* pretendi th e ’ A two-ear family wa* eon "W * can do a whole hlator- In all directions.” le thing going W est," W il­ Album of th* weak— An­ la much younger than abe ta aldered rich! liam* said. The trio it now on thony Newlay haa recorded If you wanted ice cream for miaaea out on a lot of fuo Just a tour of American and Ca­ th* anchantlng score o f his Sunday dinner you telephoned reminiscing. nadian cities, and their favor­ forthcoming Broadway musi­ th* neighborhood drugatore? Remember when: ite place to ting, colleges. cal "T h * Roar of th* Grease­ I f a woman dyad bar hair It w ai brought by a boy on a In order to launch a career paint— Th*- Small o f t h * aa folk-type popular singers, a C ro w i* (R C a Victor) which It w ai supposed to be a deep, bike, pedaling fa it to get It group needs from 30 to 35 Includes on* advance hit, "W ho dark secret? No one mention delivered before it alarted to songs, mostly material not Can I*T u rn T o ! " But wait •d the matter to her fle a melt. Now you Just take it out don* by other acts. "And you until you hear such delight* Now colabriuea are codoratag of the free ter. Instead ol loading up on gro­ hav* to keep adding new song* aa 'T h a Beautiful Land,” "Tha new kalr coloring. constantly," Angelina said. Joker," "M y College girls talked of m ar­ ceries once or twice s week Flret L e v s "N o t every song can be don* Song" and "Sweat Beginning.” riage or a career Instead of at the supermarket, you ordered groceriei by phone, some­ In every club and at every Nawlay 1* both an engaging marriage and a job! college." Divorcee* were frenquently times twice s day! performer and composer-lyric­ Real eatate ada featured Whet will their future b e ! ist (with Laall* Bricusaa). referred to as "grata wldbungalow* instead of ranch Sparkling firsts— Jasn-Fsul o w i? " Vlgnon'a "Because I Love You (Columbia) Indicate* th e ' ■ p W j Frenchman haa th* young >1 a n < charm o f Maurica Chevalier. ^ ^ V E D Y T H THORNTON McLEOD D E AR A B B Y : I f "O N T H E S P O T " la In my par­ iah, aha can consider her­ self "O F F TH E SPO T." I hare baptised thousands o f bsbles, snd I bars never yet asked to sss a birth certificate. I simply ssk the mother o f the child the date o f the baby's birth, and that Is sufficient fo r my records. She need net prove it. Sincerely, A N IN D IA N A PR IE S T • • e bout National n aaleaman or pay esab or make full payment In advance to e salesman. Institute points out that N ever sign a blank contract UxXT-foot pool la toe minimum or a contract that doesn't all representations practical tlx* while !Ox40-foot Rem lie la favored for better swim­ made by the aaleaman. A swimming pool la an inming and diving. For your own protection toe veatmest that can', cause you Institute encourage* every headaches. Hava your lawyer homeowner to aak for a firm check the contract and get a contract wtlh all oral promises signed waiver o f lien which mean* that once you pay the Included In the writing. You should know, for exam­ contractor you are not reaponple, when work will start and slbls for his debts or his fail­ when the pool la to be finish­ ure to pay subcontractor! or ed; who pays for equipment, fupplleri. If you do not do materials or labor; total costa this, you may be forced to and (pacific financing charges. pay auch bills twice. ■ Another point wbleb rosy be Dear readers: Individual in­ overlooked, who pays for the re-location of electric, water quiries cannot be answared and g a i line* when they are personally by Aileen, but ques­ brought up to tha pool? la tions of general intereat will this extra or part of the total be answered In the column. For further Information or coat quoted by the builder! In addition, be wary of free­ manuafacturer's name of any lance iilsamen. Often they Item described, write SHARP do not represent a specific SHOPPING, In care of the company but peddle the con­ Sanford Herald. Encloae clip­ tract you sign to the loweat ping or identify item, snd ancloie a stamped, self • addres­ bidding contractor. N ever make out a cbeek to sed envelope. suggested Hava you been thinking a Newspaper Enterprise Atsa. Record Shop Iljr Joan C'roahy N r**p ep er Enterprise A»*n. NEW YORK (N E A ) — Tha Pilgrims of 1085 land­ ed (a record contract) the easy way. They were asked. The Pilgrlme, who record for Columbia, le one of the brightest new tim in g arts around. Each one of the trio — Angeline Butler, of South Carolina; Robert Guillaume (plonounced gee-ahm with a hard 'g '), of Bt. Louta; and Millard Wllllami, of Bermuda — was a student o f classical music and a professional sing­ er prior to forming the act. Their act wai suggested by Tem Wilson, an Artists and Repertoire man at Columbia. When they agreed, “ he sub­ mitted a long Rat of names," Williams said, "and we picked the one we liked beet. You can • D E A R M U ST: Whether or not a dishonorably dis­ charged veteran can recalva hospitalisation at a veter­ an’s hospital dependa on the reason fo r hla dis­ charge. A ll the facta thould be given to the nearest vet­ eran's hospital when appllcation la made, and they w ill rule on hla eligibility. A veteran must hare an honorable discharge In or­ der to be eligible fo r a veteran's burial. s e e OVER toe plastic bag on a coat hanger that carried some­ Pool In Your Future? And will the veterans bury h la wbaa he d ies! M U ST K N O W aging patient* were opacity ol tha cornea, diabetic changes in the retina and ipaim of the retinal veaieli. In 206. or IT per cent of those treated there wa* im­ provement or, at worst, no further deterioration. Only I per ceat ef theae sub­ jects has any undesirable aide effects. This important study Is ronttoulag to th* bop* that further improvement to these remits can be made. Q — My doctor aaya I have "eye-ritia." Since this Is the second time in leas than a year, can you tell me if there Is s permanent cure? A — Iritis is ip inflamma­ tion of th* iris, the pigmented shutter that controls the six* of your pupil. It may be rou­ ted by varioua Infections, dia­ betes or a blow on th* eye. In tome caaea no cause can be determined. An scute attack may last several weeks. Because of th* danger of aerlous complication*, thia di***** ahould always be treatad by in opthalmologlst. He will find the, route ana will try to prevent further re­ currences, but no one can guarantee that you won't get another attack. Q — 1 am a housewife, I alwaya thought that to check for anemia th# doctor deter­ mined tha percental* of the hemoglobin. My doctor says my '"hamatocrlt" la 11 1 ami that I need not worry. Please explain. A — Th* hematocrit is s de­ termination ef the volume of the red blood cells aa compar­ ed with the total volume of cell* (red, white and plate­ lets) to the blood. This teat has largely re ­ placed tbr estimation of the red coloring matter (hemoglo bin) In the blood. The normal rang* of the hematocrit for women is 40 to a (end for men 41 to 50). Thus yours la aligbtly b*-‘ low oormal. Your doctor is probably giving you something to bring it back within the normal range and wtl] check h again later. Trench Coat Sloshes On Th* garment waa w e n by art aspected to be up to 1981 officers against th* ai men seek something dUfrain tad mud which adorned erent with which to ward of! British that grim conflict It could the spring rains. b* buttoned 10 waya to on* But, let’s face It — nobody and bad enough pockets big enough to carry prisoners. The clasrie trench coat had strap* which could seal off the cuffs aod neck against rain. Hap* to tha (root tor th* same purpose, reinforcement • t r o ii the shoulders, epaulets to keep things properly m ili­ tary and a belt to hold all this fabric la place. Well, that, practical, rugged (a d robust (m erit* of secret agents and English officers to hack. Sales o f trench coat* Is going Into tha treaehei any­ more, and even secret agents can't afford to hav* loos* ends catching on tha door handles of Aston Martial. So lha clas­ sic trench coat has been ■(reamlined totnawhat f o r aireel wear la this day and age. Tba epaulets are there, the belt, naturally- But there are a few less buttons and flaps le contend with. "B e a darling, will you. aod pnaa m i my Maxim adcncerl" �f fS ,,i v _ i *#*► *-• » a v' L T t •% 1 A* ~. ’/w:tfr j: iJ ,\ A < i &anfnrb Fri. Feb. 6, '65— Page 7 | f r r a lh Take Your Best Girl 'On The Town' 'Father Goose' At Ritz Men who look to debonair Gary Grant fo r their fathion cues have a second look com* In ;. In fact, after Cary’s cur­ rant role in U n I v e r a a l’a "Father Goose,” opening Bunday at the Hits Theatre, ar­ biters o f elegance in men’s wear may forever banish him frum the fold. Customarily the epitome o f Impeccable grooming the star rrachea the Technicolor screen in a rag-tag assortment of hand-me-down* put together fo r hia portrayal o f a stub­ bie - bearded beachcomber roaming the South Pacific. Ilc ’a clad In a tattered workshirt, faded jeans, bat- e * > « c £ n t a (••«* ttr-i forward eo eagerly to his "Father Goose” role. The comedy, which Ralph Nelson directed for producer Robert Arthur, kcepa him in dis­ reputable attire for his entire performance. "Th e beachcomber up on the screen is much closer to that real me than most of the other characters I have played," he contends. B 0 % ;:!;L . ? „ Y 6 0 ' E X C E PT H O LID A Y TO D AY 4 SAT. SHOWS A T 1:15 - .1:30 5:30 - 7:25 8:55 SHOWS AT 1:0(1 - 3:00 5:05 * 7:05 - 9:05 I STAR TS SUNDAY T a k e a g a n d e r a t ttie h ila r io u s r o m a n t ic a d v e n t u r e s of.*. Leslie CaRPN 1 Cn.lt trp>| By Dottle Austin TH ERE'S DANCING, sweet and romantic at the CARIBE LOUNGE every Friday night AU you have to do is punch the button of your favorite number on the juke-box—and they have some good ones— not rock and roll, but real dancing . . . the kind where yju hold your girl in your arms . . . not dance aix feet apart. Also remember ladies, that your drinks only cost a penny a year from 4:30 to fi:30 p. m. and that's E V E R Y DAY . . . at the CARIBE LOUNGE in the Valdci Hotel. * • • tered felt hat and old sneak­ Cary points out that m6at ers— sans socks. Dressing up persona, himself included, is simple. He buttons hia tend to behave In what he shirt. Formal? He dona describe! as opposite! — a socks. pattern exactly contrary to Cary, teamed in the rom­ that in which they art us­ antic adventure comedy with ually presented. “ It'a the moat natural thing Leslie Caron and Trevor Howard, insists he 'feels right In the world fo r a.movie atar, who'a usually dressed to the at home in the outfit. ‘ "T h ey’re eactly the sort of hilt, to put on his oldest things 1 wear away from the things when he'a not work­ cameras when I want to feel ing," says the star. But even In hand-ms-downs completely eotflftjrtable," he says. “ Fa(ft'*is, one o f the Cary has a hard time shed­ pairs o f jeans established in ding his aura o f wail-groom­ the film came right out o f ed elsgancs, aa his co-star, the wardrobe closet o f my Miss Caron, ao prreeptivsly observed during filming, of place on the desert." Cary concedes that most of "Father Goose." "Look at him," she (aid, his screen portrayals present "tattered old clothes, no socks him as a fashion plate. He explains this Is all the — just a suave, sophisticated more reason why he looked bum." * llittl'Hl ll llll TRevoii Howaro COMING I Rock Hudson — Gina Lollnbrtgida ’ S tra n g e B e d f e u d w s ' <■t ’ i i ! i o m » c i a i % c r R ID E - IN 1 TH E < M R F T O N IT K & S A T . ADMISSION *1I . Uon U per CARLO AD NO. 1 A T 7:l)t) O N LY “ TH E CADDY” JERRY LEW IS NO. 2 A T 8:i0 O N L Y ‘‘PAJAM A P A R T Y ” IN COLOR STAR R IN G "A N N E T T E ” NO. a AT 10:15 ONLY "T H E SECRET IN V A S IO N " IN COLOR W ITH S T U A R T G RANGER you—they've T A B LE ^ HOPPING even more wben they are to­ supper club. The dining room gether, dining, listening to the opens at S p. m.. if you must music or zipping their favor have an early dinner. Re beverages In- the Lamp­ • • a lighter Lounge. ARE YOU ONE of those who a a a 'Think young?" Then the T-G-I-F You know what that swingin' Capri ia the place for meani, don't you. (Thank goodneaa, i f * F rid a y !) And Thank goodneaa, the PINECREST INN ia atlll aervlng those wonderful fish dinners every Friday night—if you are R E S T A U R A N T AND SUPPER CLUB not one of Uioao who return Wlahr* to thank our many frlcnda for tha fin* recaption again and again to enjoy this given Mlmi end Ruts Martino. delicious treat, you aoon will In keeping with our policy of bringing only th* fineal he, when you try It for your­ o f entertainment vre have now engaged self. All you can eat—apecisl price* for children — and If Starting Thursday For Two Weeks “• there are two of you, or more, lhey’11 serve jou fam ily style, W O N D E R FU L P IA N O A N D ORGAN BING LB with big bowls full of good Hong, Comedy and Fin* Dane* Mualc. beans, grits, and ilaw , baskets Dining • 9 'til 2 • Dancing full of rolls and huah puppies Dining Room Opens 5 p.m.— Entertainment 8:10 'til 1:30 and platters full of fish and OPEN 4 P.M. TO 2 A.M.— CLOSED S U N D A Y french fries. Thai's at the' JUST O FF 1IW Y. 17 92 N. O F C ASSELB ERRY ON PINKCREST IN N . . . open SEM INO LE HLVD. W ATCH FOR SIGNS ACROSS 24 hour* a day, loo, for your FROM DOG TR AC K ROAD. PH O NE 838-7213 convenience. • • • F E B R U A R Y has two fine C A R Y G R A N T prepares to show Leslie Caron traditions — it’ s H eart month the art o f catching fish barehanded near their and also Valentine’* Day— South Pacific island where they are marooned In the two sort o f go together. Universal’s romantic ndventuro edniedy in Tech­ And nothing would please your nicolor, “ Father Goose.” Valentine or your heart of hearts more than to dine out. And nothing would please her more than In dine at FR E D ­ DIE'S STEAK BOUSE in Fern “ Tha Longest Day,” tha Invasion of Normandy on Randall are starred in "Send Park—the atmosphere is so He No Flowers." Stuart romantic and new lovers andj award-winning D a r r y l F. June 6, 1044. "The Longest Day” is ap­ Whitman appears in "R io tlm-e who have been in love Zanuck film epic which oppna at tlie Movicland Drive-In pearing in the area for the CiSnchoa" and James Mason a long tim e„all find that they Theatre Sunday for thrae first time a t.reg u la r prices is featured in "Torpedo Bay." enjoy 'each other’*', company night*, mark* tha acreen de­ and fcaturea John Wayne and but of a alcek Parisian high a cast o f 42 international fashion model who has aspir­ stars. Co-featured is W alt Piaed to an acting career but IS V A R IE T Y (he spice of never expected to (ta rt right tiey’a ''Arizona Sheep Dog." Wednesday and for that life (or you? T hen thp place out at the top. ___ for you Is the TRADE WINDS Irina DtmlcR- had bean a night only the management topflight model for Olvenehy la bringing twin Bette Davie C A FE TE R IA In the Seminole and Dior when producer Zan- thriller*, "Dead Ringer" and Plaza In Casselberry. A wond­ nuck discovered her at a "W hatever Happened To Ilaerful array ot delicious foods party and tingled her out by Jane." all neatly dsplayed for your Thursday, Friday and Sat­ for the only important fem ­ choosing—fast, courteous ser. inine rol* in the acreen ver­ urday tha Diva-in will pre­ vice—and if you like, steaks sion o f Cornelius Ryan’* best­ sent a triple feature. Doris done to your order. On Tues­ selling account o f the Allied Day. II uck Hudson Mini Tony day and Saturday* they have ateak special* that you'll want to try. (See their advertise­ ment on this page). Remem­ ber their tine catering service if you have a banquet, party McQueen’a introduction to On* o f Hollywood'* fore­ or dinner coming up. most stars, Steve McQueen, show business rams nt the • • • joins Lee llemlck and Don ago o f 17 wlieii tie joined n GIRLS, If ypu are between Murray in "lU b y Iho Rain traveling carnival, which he to and 14 years of age you are Must Fall," the Columbia ■pilt in Older to enlist in the Invited to participate in the Picture* relcasB now showing Marin* Corps. The turning PETER l.AW FOKD, Kiclum! Todd and Frank IDAS Junior Mis* Skating at the Seminole Cinema point in McQeen's life orcur11ms{ir<l team lip in one o f tliu gripping- buttle Sweetheart at the Skate City red when a friend suggested Theatre, si'ipirmos t hut un> tin* fabric of Diirryl F. ZnRoller Kink. You mutt lie aide McQueen appears as an ill- he trying acting. Hu laugh­ ntick's pwoeping re-singing of the Allied invato skate well and Sunday l« starred, hot tempered small ed at the idea, hut dinma the last day that entries will pion of Normandy, "The Longest Day.” town Texan who find* disil­ roach Sanford Melaner con­ lie accepted The winner will lusionment a* pay o ff to his vinced McQueen lie had natbe crownrd at the Valentine ui ill talent. McQueen's first dreams of musical fame. .Skating party on Friday, Feb "Baliy the Rain Must Fall" rote was In a Yiddish play in ruary 12th between 1 30 and Is McQueen'* second assign­ New York; tie received t ill a 10:3(1 p ni You'll tie Judged on ment for Producer Also J. week for one line of dialogue lieauty, personality, skating Pakula and director Robert While S tu d y in g at the Neigh­ ami attire and there will i«e Mulligan, the brilliantly rrea- borhood Playhouse, he earned flrsl, second and lliirtl place live motion picture team that' m oney by driving a truck. trophic* and prizes Ills first real acting as­ achieved eight A c a d e in y ■ • * Award nominations willi their signment was in a summer memorable "T o Kill A block­ stock production of “ Peg O' CHECKMATE S U P P E R ing Bird." ills first was My Heart,” starring MnrCLUB luu found that Central “ l/ove With the P r o p e r garet O’Brien. He then Joined Floridians appreciate good en­ Stranger." the Rochester Stock Company tertainment and have made II in "M em ber of the Wedding," I Heir polley to bring you only starring Ethel Waters. This Ihe best New headliner it the CHECKMATE is Bill Elliott NEW YORK (D P I) — The was followed by a national from Nevada, who does a pi a mink Industry is thinking pink tour in "Tune Out for G ing­ no and organ single spot for thu season, The Emba Mink er," with Melvyn Dougina. Hollywood beckoned and yuur listening, laughing and Breeders Association announc­ danrlng plrraure. lie ’ll be en­ ed today that it will introduce McQueen appeared in "N ever tertaining you from 9 p m, pink mink to the market nn Love A Stranger,” "Beyond a Doubt" and "The St. l<ouU until 2 a m at the popular March I. Aboui 3,000 pall* are Bank Robbary," an episode of currently available at ftno the "Trarkdown” television STEVE Mc(|t'EE.VS nightmare* o f his prison each. series followed by bin own yeara are among thu difficulties faced by Leo series, "Wanted — Dead or Remirk in her efforts to keep Iheir murrjngo A live." Other of hia filina alive. It’s n scene from the new Columbia Pic­ United Press IsteraaUoaal hava been “ Tha Horizontal Scientists believe the first L l e u t e n a n t,.......Tha War ture*’ drnnui, "Ruby the Ruin Must Fall.” forma of life appeared on Hero,” ’ T h e Great Esca|>e." earth 1 billion yeara ago. ac­ "Soldier in the Rain,” "N ever cording to Nature and Science So F ew " and "Tha M agnifi­ cent Seven." magazine. 'Longest Day' Featured Qhsudumjcd& B ILL ELLIOTT from N E V A D A Steak House Central Florida’s Oldest & Finest Jail Nightmares You’ll Love DAWN Ml DARRYL A ZANUCKS TUC I IlC .* Z M G ESr ADDED H IT SUN. . 6:15 & 10:45 MON. A I l l s . A T 7:00 A 11:00 • i The Gal From “ Down Under” • Dancing "On T h t House" Every Friday Night n v .A 1 / (Ladle* hour* 4:30-6:30 Drink* 1c per year age.) VALD EZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN T I L 3 A M. N IG H T L Y S W IN G IN G Now You Know FISH A FRY A L L YOU CAN E A T A I You’ll enjoy the surprising variety of dtlicioue food* and the fast, courteous aervic# at tha Trtda Winds Cafetaria located next to the theatre in the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center on U.H. 17-32 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, prime meata, gardan-freah vegeta­ ble!. appetizing aalada and your fa ­ vorite pie or cake. On Tuesday evenings, » r o ffe r a lo ­ ot. New York Sirloin Strip cooked to your order fo r only 7Vr, Thursday with ffea des­ night is Family Night Nig serts for all. Saturday night <a Steak Night — a big, 8i-lb. T-Bcne ateak cooked to your order fo r only 11.00. ADULTS $1 CAFETERIAS 35- COCOA 109 Maryland LEESBURG 900 N Bird E CREST 7.,u-"JoJt ill . O N O I» * « f Luncheon: 11 am . 2:16 p.m. Dinner: 4:30 p.m. ■ • :00 p.m. DANCE ST.CAKS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $1 00 Menu Include*: Cole Slaw Frcnrh Fries linked lleans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea BAND “ PEGGY A N D THE K EY N O TES” DON'T MISS THEM! D AN CIN G & SHOW ST A R TS S P.M. NO COVER — NO ADMISSION — M ODERATE PRICES U. S. CHOICE STEAKS A N D SEAFOODS SERVED A T TH EIR BEST1 DOM AND A R T IE W ELCO M E YOU TO COM E AS YOU A RE! c h ic y f N PRESENTS IN COLOR \ Pink Mink W ALT D IS N E Y “ AR IZO N A SHEEP DOG” \ B ARTEND ER FRID A Y N IG H T S P EC IA L! Now, fo r the first time, you can nee this internationally a c ­ claimed hit nt POPU­ LAR P R I C E S . . w i t h every glorious scene e x a c t l y as shown in the roads h o w veraion. Now you can thrill to the during, human couruge that made D-Day a day for all o f us to remember. rr O l’ R NEW D A Y TIM E Cat Out This Weekend SCHEDULE FOR SUN. N IT K — "LO N G E S T D A Y " STAR TS FIR ST T IM E A T 7:30— DUE TO LEN G TH O N LY F IR S T H A L F W IL L HE R E PE A TE D ON SECOND SHOW— SEE IT FROM T H E B E G IN N IN G I got one of the iw lnfln'eat band* around — pretty Peggy and her Key­ notes. They come on loud and clear and sweet and low at 8 p. m. to play for your danc­ ing and listening pleasure un­ til midnight. Get there early so you'll take advantage of the special low prices on your favorite drinks until 7 p. m., get in the mood for dinner and set for an evening ot enjoy­ ment. Swing on out -to the Capri . . , tonight! A I 0 RI PILRCt Seantown U S I South We PfOkirte the riucsl Catwinp, Vivice in Central Florida • Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua Ua U Owned A Operated Hr M atin* A Bab Hancock Hwy. 17-13 8*. Sanford Ph. F A 2-5965 C a p h i . R E S T A U R A N T A CO CKTAIL LOUNGE *2644 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322-1251 J j j . . / i a • ,* �I V 1 I ' i . • .- . •> Miss Cecile Heard Addresses The Woman's Club M in CecUe Heard, ■Sanford I -manner with " I h iv e the ad-1 never m ide a ipeech beforel women outnumber men In thel Poelmaater, held her audience vantage of knowing one thing In my life ." U. S. by tome three and threecaptive Wedneiday at the Wo-[ no one e lie know*. . . l| M in Heard revealed that|fourthi million but in term i] m in 'i Gub of Sanford, when ebe enlightened the General f U and Civic Department at a " luncheon meeting with inform- f 1' atlve data on “ Women In G W ^ ( ernment." Aa the member! and gueita entered the beautifully decor­ ated club bouie In patriotic motif, they were greeted at the door by the Mmei. W. L. Gramkow Sr., Stanley fierce, and Elile Leonard, with Mra. Frank Schiutteet and M ri. S. G, Hardman eicorting them to their tablet. M n r. R. K. Horton and M n . Jerry Covington were welcomed a i new member! and M ri. J. P. Cullen Introdu­ ced her gueit, M n . Richard HolUclaw. M ri. FTed H arrli ezpreiied her gratitude to the membera for their cooperation in the recent highly lucceitful fashIon Show and Card Party which w ai beneficial In the club purchasing a flint al­ ready ihown to nine ichooli. Mri. George W elli gave the Invocation with M n . Ralph A. Smith leading the flag aalute followed by M n . N. V.' Farm­ er accompanying the group In tinging “ The Star Spangled MISS CECILE HEARD, right, SanforcLPoaOnnster, recently addressed Banner." the Woman's Club of Sanford using “ Women In the Government" as the M n . L. D. H aitingi preientopic o f her enlightening speech. Mrs. L. D. Hastings, introduced the ted M in Heard, who began guest speaker. ‘ be# ipeech In a very clever V_ v of registration and turnout on election day, their failure to use their vote convert* tbem to a minority. , Past Noble Grands Has Installation Of Officers By Mr*. Clarence Snyder John Slieehees Honor Guests On 50th Anniversary DeBary Personals tty Mra. John Leone 2H. There were three tables Mr. and Mrs. Claire Fel­ uf bridge and guest of honor lows of Naranjo Rd. have as their current house guest, Mr. amt Mrs. Ed Alcorn of Mrs. O. E. White of Detroit, Medina ltd. entertained Mrs. Mich. Vern Hemmingway of Rouse, veil, Calif, and her sun, Erik, for several weeks In Deltary. Mr. snd Mr*. Robtrf M. They departed fo r California Drown of Madera ltd. have on Tuesday, January 20. their daugliler ami son.in­ law, Mr. am! Mrs. Charles Mrs. E. llaigh of Madrta McGill of West llnveli, Conn., Rd. entertained at a luncheon visiting them in Detlsry. bridge of three tables on By Mr*. John I-eone They are making arrange- Tuesday, January 26 at her Frank lliundl uf Park Lane im-tils for Mr. ami Mrs. Dellary home on Gem Lake. Ill own to enter the Dcttary Winners were Mrs. Frank celebrated his eleventh birth­ Hire, first; Mrs. Howard day Saturday, Jan. 30, with a Manor. Sharp, second; end Mrs. M. “ Monalcr P arty" at hit home. Among the boy* enjoying was Mrs. Hodge* from W il­ Mulduon, third. the all male party were Vin­ liamsport, Pa. Mr. and M i*. John Kay fuse Mr. and Mra. A. Duffln of cent Arrardi, Jim Glenn, John of I'lutnoia ltd. entertained Shell Rd. have their daugh­ Thompson, Lenny Biondi, Tim Mra. Lily Hodges at a birth­ ter, Mr*. Dun McPhail of Armao, Allen Sullivan, Robert day luncheon at their home In Baltimore, Md. visiting them Bailer, Norman Glenn and Curtis Carlson. DeBary on Tuesday, January In DeBary. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Smith o f Second Street have both been ill with the cold bug that is going around. They me both feeling much better. Frank Biondi Has Monster Party On Birthday By Julia Ratios Mr and Mrs John L. Slice bee of 128 Genevieve Drive, AI lamonle Spring* were recent­ ly surprised on their SOth wed dingannivers ary. The celebration was held at tlie home of their *on and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sheehrc at 1813 Park. The Shcehee* were married in Frosbcrg, Maryland on January 30, 1013 and have lived in Florida (or the past 4 year*. They received many beauti­ ful gills and it was an even­ ing to t>e well remembered. Guests attending were Paul Bruner of Ormond Beach; Mrs Bernice cPnholler, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Donovan. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Perm it and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rothgober, all of Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Bolevich, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perrott, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sleldley, Winter Park. Also Dr. and Mr*. Charles K. EUlrldge. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Medcalf, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. George Hearn and Mr. and Mr*. Don Helter all of Do I Ray Manor. SA TU R D A Y & SUNDAY O N L Y % PO UND SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK 99 SPECIAL ■ Now Open SUNDAYS 8:00 A.M. TO Rrralfi 1:00' P.M. For Your Shopping Convenience Page 8— Frf. Feb. 5, ’68 Miss Carole Vander W ai To Marry R. Our postmaster added her ow n final conclusion, " I t should now become our task to convince ourselves and the men in the country of this great potential aud put H to good use." Seminola Rebekah Installs Officers SEMINOLA REBEKAH LODGE No. -13 recently installed officers are from the left Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly, vice grand; Mrs, Emily Jameson, re­ cording Hccretary; Mrs. Louise Long, noble grand; Mrs. Evelyn Hoolchan, financial secretary, and Mrs. Virginia Anderson, treasurer. EanfmrB Mr. and Mrs. William VanShe further pointed out that dcr Wai of Jacksonville Beach only two of 100 Senator! and announce the engagement and 11 of 433 representatives are approaching marriage of their women, and that In all phases of the government women are In the minority, due' mainly to a law'background. After presenting a thorough and Interesting resume of wo­ men In the U, S. Government, Miss Hesrd concluded her ad­ dress with a quotation from Victor Hugo — "M en have sight. . , women Insight." The P a it Noble Grande Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Two guests were present, Mr*. May Williams and Mrs. Maybelle Payer o f .Lake Geneva, Michigan. Mrs. Margaret Greene op­ ened the meeting with devo­ tions and Mrs. Henrietta Raines, president, presided ov­ er the butinrss meeting. New officers fo r the coming 1 • (— . ■' W ' i■ ■ . riw '. * - "W — * — 1 . - iyeer—were •installed by • Mra. X. Officer* o f Samlnola Re- Mrs. Mary Jamlion and M n. thanked the lodge for elevat­ well. She alio Received many Clarence Snyder with Mrs. R. A. Futrell acting a* Marshall ing her to the high office then gifts ns did Mr*. Long. bakah Lodga No. 43 were re- Ethel Williams. The meeting wa* closed and Mrs. Margaret Greene es cently installed at a very iraA fte r Mr*. Long anumad Introduced her family. with Mr*. I’ feifauf singing Chaplain. praailva ceremony by the InThe P e it Noble Grand* then the “ Lord'* Prayer." Refresh­ her station, Mrs. Nick PfeiOfficers installed were, Mrs ■tailing ataff o f Lucerne Re­ fauf sang a sung with origi­ presented Mra. Williams with ment* were served in the din­ R. H. Beckham, president; bekah Lodge of Orlando with Mrs, W. L. Roche, vice presi­ tha Dletrict Deputy President nal wordi to her. M ri. Long her certiflcata and P.N.G. Je­ ing room. dent; Mrs. May Rubow, sec­ of Diatrict No. 10, M ri. Hattie retary and Mrs. Henry Jame­ Raynor. son, treasurer. Aa tha membera and gueita Mrs. Eva Williams was In­ arrived they were greeted at itiated Into the club. the door by Ml** Linda I’felAttending were Mra. fauf, little deughter of Mr. Greene, Mrs. Itnines, Mrs. Fu­ and Mra. Nick Pfelfauf, who trell, Mrs. Rubow, Mis. Beckgave each gueit an attractive ham, Mr*. Roche, Mr*. Henry program. Jameson, Mr*. Mary Jameson, The 1604 offlcey* entered Mrs. Ilenuls Thornton, Mrs. with Mra, Eva William*, no­ Elizabeth H s nn ur u , Mra. Min­ ble grend. nie Taylor, Mrs. Eva W il­ Following the Pledge of A l­ liams, Mr*. May William*, legiance and ainglng of the Mr* Maybelle Payer and the National Anthem prayer wae hosle**. offered by the Chaplein, Mra. Ruth WUklniun. Mra. Raynor, D.D P. vvna introduced and eicorted to the Noble Granda elation. Mri. William* welcomed the gueita and then presented her offic­ ers with g lfti and thankrd them fo r their cooperation during the year. Mri. Raynor Invested M m . W illiim i with the pail noble grend! regalia and the wai eicorted to her itatiun,* The 1065 officen were then Installed. A * each officer wai eicorted to her itation iha passed through an alita form­ ed by ladle* gowned In laven­ der and yellow formal* and each held a long itemed yel­ low roae which formed an arch. Installed were Mrs. Louise Long, noble grand; Mr*. Harel Gilhuly, vice grand; Mrs. Em­ ily James, recording secre­ tary; Mra. Evelyn -Hoolehen, financial secretary; and Mra, Virginia Anderson, -treasurer Appointed officer* M r s . Myrtle Wallin, warden; Mr*. - Sarah Policy, conductor; Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson, chaplain; Mra, Harriett Slewter, Insidq guardian; Mrs. Elisabeth 11an­ num, oulaide guardian; Mrs. l l a r t h a Snyder, musician; Mr*. May Rubow, color bear*r| Mrs. Virginia Rocha, R.S.N.G.; Mrs. Ethel Moore, L.8.N.G.; M n . Henrietta Halnca, L.S.V.G, and Mra. Marjorie Howard, L.8.V.U. Courtesy officen are Mra. Callla Beall, M n . Pearl Byrd, tftj'r ‘ PAY LESS A T . . . G. Stubbings daughter, GORDON KELLETTS^ Carole, to Robert G. Stubbing*, ton o f Mr. and M ri. G. A. Stubbings of Lake Mary. The bride - elect attended Jacksonville Beach schools and was graduated from Stet­ son University in Jsnuary, receiving an A-B. degree In Russian studies. Mr. Stubbing! attended San­ ford schools and was gradua­ ted from Stetson University In 1063. He did graduate work at the University of Wiscon­ sin and 1* presently a member of the faculty at Sanford Ju­ nior High School. t p in e c M A i L IC U v E T T DRUG The marriage will be solem­ nised at Christ Methodist Church, Neptune Beach at 4 p.m., February 27. MISS V A N D E R W AL PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER H W Y. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD All friends of the couple ir e Invited to attend the wed­ ding and reception immediate­ ly following. PH O NE 322-7913 We Boaal the lowest E V E R Y D A Y Prices Anywhere . . . We don’ t Guy Strickland Addresses confuse you with weekend Specials, Coupons, our prices are the U D C On American Leaders In a typical selling with early American furniture, cop­ per vases and kettles holding bouquets of yellow and orange calendulas, stood Naval ComM a n d e r G u y Strickland, (R e t.) when he told the mem­ bers of Norman de Vere How­ ard Chapter, United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy, about some of, the early leader*, of our country. The meeting took place at the home of Mrs. H. B. Mc­ Call on Melionville Avenue re­ cently. The speaker was Introduced by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat. was the only student to re­ ceive a no demerit record and told o f General Lee's part in the War - between - the Sta­ tes, and of his great General Thomas J. Jackson, better known as "Stonewall," from a remark made about him by one of his comrades. This Interesting and Inform­ ative talk wa* brought to.A. close with remarks made about the great southern N av­ al Officer and Hydrographer, Matthew Fontaine M a u r y . Commodore Maury did scien­ tific work at the Washington Observatory and wrote valu­ able papers on the "Gulf Stream," "Ocean Currents," "G reat Circle Sailing" and his "Physical Geography of the Sea," published In 1830 gave him a wide reputation. Mr, Strickland began with General George Washington, the Father of our country, and Light • Horse Harry Lee of Revolutionary times, l a t e r telling of General Lee's fam ­ Mrs. David D, Caldwell, ous sun, General Robert Ed­ ward Lee and their ancestral vice president, presided In the home, Stratford Hall in Vir­ absence of the president, Mrs. W. B. Kirby. ginia. Tbe devotional was led by He told of General Robert Lee’* activities at West Point the chaplain, Mrs. A. K. llosMilitary Academy, where he seller. At the lea hour, Mrs. Mc­ Call was assisted by Mrs. W. L. Merritt and Mrs. J. H. N i­ * cholson In serving refresh­ ments to Mr*. F. B. Adams, Mrs. L. A. llrumley, Mrs. R. F. Robison, Mrs. M. It. Strick­ land, Mrs. A. H, Wallace, Mrs. J St, Clair While, Mrs tty Julia Rartos Richard Glerson, Mrs Ed Swarm Vihmi dovutiaiala. re­ mund Melsch, Mrs. R. R markable young HI ml u Monk Monroe, Mrs. F. K. Roumillat, and Yogi front lilshlkesh, Him­ Mrs I). D. Caldwell, Mrs. A. alayas, was a recent housr K. Rosveller snd Mrs. G. E. guest of Mr and Mr* Clyde McCall. It McKenzie on Doloros Drive in tml Ray Manor. Swarm was born In 1027 in South India In 1949 ire was initiated into Sanyasa (Ordain­ ed Monk) by thr great Swaml .Shivananda ot llishikcsh, and later made First Professor of Hatha Yoga at the Yoga Ved­ anta Forest Academy. The Swam! considered by many authorities to tie the foremost exponent of Hatha Yoga in our time, is author of the standard work, "The Complete Illustrated Book of Y oga." Swami has traveled the globe and in I93T arrived in San Francisco to lecture and teach In m fjor American ritle*. Two years later he established the Shivananda Yoga Centre in Montreal .where Swami now 210 8. P A R K AYE. resides, Hindu Monk And Yoga Author Area Visitor same TO D AY and E V E R YD A Y I Look A t This Partial Listing! REG. R9e — ISO'* BUFFERIN . . . . 57c AQUA-NET HAIR SPRAY 59c 61c HEAD & SHOULDERS $1.09 MULTI-VITAMINS 91c CONTAC . . . 49c MILK OF MAGNESIA MAALOX . . 89c 21c SIMILAC . . . RUBBER GLOVES . 49c Metal Ironing Boards $3.49 THERMOS BOTTLE $1.09 ELEC. CORN POPPER $2.97 STEAM or DRY IRON $6.77 RADIO . . . $13.77 BEVERAGE GLASSES 84c BAYER ASPIRIN . 53c REG. 99c REG_SL0Q SHAMPOO O N E -A -D A Y — REG. *1.98 REG. *1.49 COLD CAPSULES REG. 69c — lJ OZ. REG. *1.49 • REG. *6.93 — FOLDING, ADJUST A REG. 11-39 — P IN T 5 - T linE WESTING HOUSE 9 - PC. 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(x] Immediate Free Delivery. — INCLUDES — COR. l i t A M AG N O LIA ♦ REG. 98c PA IR HOT ROLL8 * BUTTER FRENCH FRIED POTATOES — TOSSED GREEN S A LA D — ICED T E A OR COFFEE r * ■ REG. 29c C AN — B A IIY M ILK 25th and PARK PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER H W Y. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFO RD GORDON K E L L E T T PH O NE 322-7913 \Z n • Q < �s ■ V s I 'I t- * «i. r *••• ■«. ' •. ' * Sift Oanfnrb Rrralb . * . * » • * • FH. Feb. 8, *65— P a w 9 w Lake M ary W om en Win A w ards A t Annual Festival O f Fine Arts Smiieg were dominant when] val of Fine Arts returned re I Seven hosted the annual event. the Lake Mary Woman’s cently from Kissimmee where The Tri-Color ribbon (best Club'i delegation to the Festi­ the Womans Club's District in show) along with a blue rib* I bon for best in class was] painting, and the local club’s! third place honors at the d ii; Jo add to Lake Mary's grow-1 ry Sandusky; a white one won semble she made for the drees ing number included a red one by Mrs. W. L. Harmon for a revue; and another red ribbon proudly brought home by Mrs. winner in the annual dress re­ trlct meet. William Shattuek for bar oil vue, Mrs. Edith Dixon, took| Other ribbons brought borne for a doll made by Mrs. liar* lovely hat created for the en won by Mrs. George Lindahl for a tablecloth and napkins she entered. I Members o f the Lake Mary delegation which numbered 12, enjoyed the many exhibits and demonstrations of china painting, pine needle weaving, sculpturing, knitting, c a n e bottom weaving and oil paint* ing. They reported the enter* tainment was outstanding in an original play, "M other of the Gift Horse' hw hewisar the Gift Horse,” which was presented; and they heard many selections by the St. * Cloud High School Glee Club and tho "Golden A ge Ensera* ble.” A so throughout the day tours were made through the Tupperware plant where the Festival waa held. Fresh Flowers For Valentines Day -------- SEM INO LE P L A Z A Phones 638-3741 A 83S-SM7 trict Festival o f Fine Arts, which won a tri-color ribbon and a blue ribL A K H -M A R Y W O M AN’S CLUB members recently \vfm honors ffl n Fes­ tival o f Fine Arts in Kissimmee. Pictured from the left are Mrs. Edith Dixon, who won third place in the district on a dress she made; Mrs. W. L. Hnrmon received a white ribbon for a lovely bat she created; Mrs. Harry Sandusky walked o ff with a red ribbon for a beautiful doll, and Mrs. George Lindald was awarded a red ribbon for a handsome Italian cut cloth and napkins. it Research Reveals Unborn. _J)on. bottio Austin assists with the prize painting,. _ Chuluota His And Her Club Sp sn cd Enjoys Program On Annuals ^_Mrs. Jamcx R. McAvoy was Pansiea or jvetuniaa, brill colorful THU easily Vice iantly grown, may be used as border airman 'if the Chuluota Ills plants or either one massed, and Her Garden Club at thr using one color with a border the reactions o( over 200 grow February meeting held at the of another, makes a specta­ Ing fetuses. home of Mrs Will W. Dill. cular garden. The finding Uiat the untiorn For many years gardening hat Tithonia, marigold and the child does respond to the been the hobby of Mr. and many varieties of the bright outside world is no cause for Mrs. McAvoy who came to and radiant tlnnia, like other alarm, Dr. Sontag hastens to Florida from Virginia. They members of the daisy family, point out. After all, what his have studied the -climate and are resistant to suiil borne dis­ research is discovering has soil condition* and have con­ ease and delight in hot weath­ been going on for many cen­ tinued their hobby here. er. turies. Rut, he points .out, if Mr Ralph G. Traub of Port "Almost any annual may be we can find connections be­ Clinton, Ohio, a retired archi­ grown in Florida." Mr*. Carl­ tween evrnls during pregnan­ tect and guest of Mr. ami Mrs. son *aid. " I f it is used m the cy and a child’s later life we Charles E MeCune, and Mr*. proper season. There i* no may' he able to make the Wayne Kendrick were wet necessity to lack color in your world of the untiorn a belter I coined to the garden club by garden at any time of year place in which to develop. Chairman George T. Haig. if you live in Florida." Among the Institute’ s find Following the business meet­ Ings was the fact that when a mother - t o - b e smokes a ing. Mr* Roy Carlson spoke cigarette, her heart action to thp menders on the use of steps up nine or ten heats a annuals m landjcape plans. minute In response, the ba­ She advis'd using them around by's heart quicken* by fl\e a new house to fill the bare to seven beats. Similarly, an spots until the permanent are placed and unborn baby's ears are not X* [ plantings sharp as ours, but it can reuch a de sir atile sire. unanimously BONNIE B E L L - elected TEN -O -SIX LO TIO N Babies 'Tune In On M am ay 11 Arc babies "a liv e " before they are actually born? Do * they rcapond, from their lit­ tle world, to the sounds and stresses of the outside world? Yet, says psychiatrist Les­ ter W. Sontag of Y e l l o w Springs. Ohio. The unlxirn child may react to Hie smuk ing of a cigarette, (he drink­ ing of a cocktail, or to moth­ er's emotional upsets "The human Ictus," I)r Sontag ex­ plains, "la not divorced from the world.” Dr Sontag directa the Fels Research institute for Uie Study of Human Development, where scientists are studying children to Iram more atwut the relative effecta of heredi­ ty and environment. In the course of their work they have paid particular attention to K E Y . AN D MBS. W IL L IA M 1UWIN, Apopka, celebrated their -19th wed­ ding anniversary on February II. Rev. Irwin was in retirement, but re­ cently returned t<> the Bear Lake Methodist Church as pastor. Casselberry Womans Club Plans MR. A N D MRS. ERNEST WEBB of Orlundo recently celebrated their 251h anniversary with dinner nnd card games. Among the other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miles, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Stroker and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sandell. Forthcoming Events "hi-.it” a doorbell ring — it* heartbeat rises and Uie baby kirk* And as mothers have ruefully auspreted, it's true that Uie oncoming baby tend* to be cantankerous when m o-' Lber is mod tired. For some j reason, it picks that time to kick and stretch. The Woman'* Club annual A* for mother's emotional Valentine luncheon will be prohlemi, if they are severe held on W cdnodsy, Feb. Ill late In the pregnancy, Ihe at noon ai the rluh home. child may lie Irritable, overHostessr* are tbc Mines active, ami a "problem • C M. Flowers, E C Harper feeder" during early Infancy. Jr., Clarence Snyder, W. L. Interestingly, this rarely hap­ Kirk, S. G. Hamman, Irving pens if mother's turmoil oc­ Pryor and A C. McRcynolds. curs early in the pregnancy. The memhpra may bring Dr, Sontag feels that these guest* for a nominal tee and discoveries show that we have reservations must Ik- made been shortsighted in consider­ with one of the committee ing a person a human being members by Monday evening "only after he has been expel­ Hostesses for bridge and led from the mother'* womb." canasta a r r Mrg. Charles The Chinese, for one group, Swlnney and Mrs. W. D. Hof­ would not tie surprised by *11 mann. this They have long consider­ ed a person's true age to date not Irnm birth, but from the ■tart of growth in the prena­ tal world. By Jane Casselberry |successful luncheon and card Featured or the program ] party given recently by the Tuesday for the Casselberry cluba, which was attended by Woman's Club was a film on 130 persons with 22 tables in Camp Challenge, presented by play. The affair netted 130.30 Paul Murray, (-amp director. profit and |H> received from A new club project is Uie spon­ tickets on a hand knit sweater by Mrs, Eleanor soring of a local handicapped donated child for two week* at this Storri, waa designated for the Easter Seal camp next sum­ Camp Challenge rund. mer. Member* and their familiea Moro plans were formulat­ will enjoy a pot luck supper ed for die Arts, Crafts, and followed by an evening of Hobby Sho-v to be held at the games and rarda on Saturday, clubhouse on Saturday March Feb. 20, at 6:30 p. m. 6. Many exhibitor* have al­ The club will be represent­ ready expressed interest In ed at the meeting of the ChunUie show Varied exhibit* ty Fetters tt Ion of Woman'* ranging from paintings, Jew-, Club* at the Altamonte elry and ceramic* to button Springs Community Center on collections will be planned lo Feb. 23.. appeal to a wide range of Refreshment!! were aerved tastes. at Tuesday'* meeting by the A report was given on the hostess committee, Mrs. Jo­ seph Laird, chairman, Mr* The U.8. Patent Office l i ­ Peg Mower, Mrs. William Ot­ Prevent molassea from (tic ­ med its three millionth pa­ to Jr. and Mrs. Camilla Kra- king by dipping the measur­ ing cup in hot water. tent in September of 1861. mel. WAVE DAYS During Feb. Wed. n’ Thurs. REG. Jg.OO NOW J f.5 0 1 7 .5 0 1 2 -5 0 PERMA-PRESS MEN'S WASH BLE SLACI By ILLS. Sanford Elks Wash ’em — Dry 'em cordially Invite you to be present at the * Reservations Due Annual Available In lleigr. Black and Lodcn. Navy, (ffa v u iif. (B a ll O N LY $0.98 FOR A P P O IN T M E N T — PLUS — 2-0Z . S IZ E FREE d fo w m lla i’A Walgreen Agency TE LE P H O N E 3Z2-039J FR E E D E L IV E R T "DOW NTOW N SANFO RD ” Who will be Junior Miss Skating Sweetheart She'll be crowned For Woman’s Club At The Valentine Lunch Valentine Party Friday, Feb. 12 7:30 - 10:30 1\M. Trophies Awarded 1st, 2nd, 3rd Plarr Winner* Skate City ROLLER R IN K DOOR P R IZ E S in i $ 1 Q ~ 2 n d Just O ff Highway 17-91 Turn At Dog Track Road $Q Fully Air-Conditioned FuSsH,pS K ’.. 5' ^YARMOUTH ^YARMOUTH 3 and 4 Day Cruises No Litering! to NASSAU and Dockside Down­ town Nassaul FREEPO RT! Dockside Freeport! C A L L 322-1913 ' “ Family Fashions A Footwear'* Betty Annes Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park A vs. Plenty Of Free Parking In Downtown Sanford • Duty-free shopping aboard ahipl • All cipenaea aboard ahip: air conditioned stateroom , , . deluxe metis and anacka . . . entertainment and dancing . . . Captain's cocktail p»rty . . . free deck cbalral • Ship* are your floating hotala in both portal If E L K 'S LODGE SANFORD. FLO R ID A Saturday Evening February 6, IMS 4 Music by Sonny Bloch’s Orchestra CcH&arCd. Semi Formal Dancing 1:30 * 1:30 Door l ’ r I sea Bgbocriptien 11.04 Per Couple. Breakfast $1 Per Parana * 'D A Y * • Tbs only regularly-achadulad cruise ahlp* from Miami ■ to Nassau and Fro*port with owimming poo la 1 C*UISS f " b tl C° M t L t T E I 3^rmout£ ***0 *1 . • Minimum cablna on ovary deck (n ot below deck in on other cruieo ahlp*) I *uST For Renervation* Call 322-9762 * . ’ 8-OZ. SIZE ............ $3.00 The crease will stay in, the wrinkles will fall out. -------- D AISY Flower Shop MRS. W IL L IA M SHATTUCK, loft, proudly displays painting at the dis­ EDITH DIXON o f the Lake Mary Wom­ an’s Club wears a lovely two piece pink dress and carries a white wool coat, both o f which are her creations. The dress won her first place in the local annual dress revue and third place at the district meeting. coksages .• * ( 7 * i �J V , i dUqhliqhti* T V Time Previews •:30-10 p. m. NBC. Jack Ban Theater. "Th e Filers." (color) unsuccessfully to h iv e It slop­ njr Program. "Jack Vtalta Watch this one carefully, It’s ped. When the man ts badly Home ot Monkeyi.” The l i t the pilot film for a projected hurt in the ring, Slattery sr part of tha ihow flndi series starring Chester Mor­ launches an anti-boxing cru­ ack once again playing atooge ris as tha C.O. and John Caa- sade, which runs Into every to tha Marquli Chimp* and, a* savetea as a pilot of a Lafay­ anticipetable stumbling, block. alw ayi, It's a delight. The ette Escadrlllf group prior to Obviously inspired by tbe Ben­ dhow tella ot bow Jack got to the United Slate# entry Into ny Paret death In the ring, the work with them in tha Ilrat World War I. Thia atory cov­ show should appeal to Pacif­ place and the acene In which ers Cassavetes’ arrival from ists and anger fight fans. 10-11 p. m. NBC. Jack Paar Jack flndi him tell negotiating the Infantry and his re filial frith the chimp* tbemaelvei Is to accept the untll-tben code Program, (color). The high a bowl. Jack also Introduces of ethics between the Germans point of the program la a Australian vocalist Lorrae and tbe Allies that air war­ Nichols and May sketch about fare wee a sport for fair-mind­ a etupId starlet Interviewed by Desmond. : 7:10-1:30 p. m. NBC. Inter ed.-gentlemen. Tbe ehow baa a hip-disc Jockey with both oatlona^ Showtime. "T h e Blue such a nice old-fashioned ring flinging star names to the Danube Ice P a g e a n t" An Ice to It that if It's kept corny winds. The only trouble is, It's show is an Ice show, and here's enough, It Just might make It possibly tbe comedy duo'e old­ est routine. U you’ve missed one from Dehind the Iron Cur ay-a aerjea. 9- 9:30 p. m. ABC. V ilenIt up until now, H’a terribly tain In Budapest. The expectcolorful .production num- tine's Day. " A ll Right, Louie, funny. The Barry sisters are rs, lavish costumes and lush Drop That Blue Pencil." A also an asset aa they sing fnusie are coupled with skill convict breacs out of Sing Sing "C all Me Irreeponiibla" and ful skating for the expected to bring VaL hi* manuscript, "M o re ." Jack and Relko Douand whadmya know, da g U i show some home-type results. movlee starring 8-1:50 p. m. ABC. The Farm­ ting's good enough to publish. travelogue er's Daughter. "K a ty by Success brings respectability, their cute three-year-old son Moonlight."- A* always, Glen until Rocky Kutts in and seeds and Alexander King la around doesn't realise how much be our reformed hood back to hi* for a lot of talk. 10-11 p. m. ABC. 12 O'clock heeds Katy until she isn't rotten old habits. Cute show. 9:30-10 p. m. ABC. FDR. High. "T o Heinie, with lo v e ." around. Her sbsence this time tikes the form of a night-time "T h e Hundred Days." A par­ You can Imagine the attitude Job at a bookstore, which he ticularly eventful period dur­ of his crew when an offensive doesn't like one bit. In fact ing the first three months- Introverted officer Joints them he mikes himself look pretty plus of FDn'a first term dur­ and is found to be carrying a ridiculous trying to get her ing which Roosevelt's aggress­ picture of his American N a il back home. At the bookstore, ive attack on the depression father In uniform. Once this U you're not tired of them by and its components Inspired la established, things conspire now, you'll meet ■ collection the nation. Tbe show Is also a to m ike him look guilty of Vivid demonstration of how everything," Including virtual o f phony, avant-garde types. 8:30-9:30 p m, CBS. On milch can actually be accom­ murder. But savage, for rea­ Broadway Tonight. The big plished by goiernment during sons of his own, goes along with the young man, though be news is, of cour**, the visit o( times of national crisis. 10- 11 p. m. CBS Slattery'sknows he's eHtlng on a time Judy Garland to the show to­ night where she'e scheduled to People. "Question: Does Nero bomb. The explosion, when it elng a few numbers, should Still At Ringside SH7" An In­ comes, is an emotional one. •he survive her conversation triguing show If somewhat of Kelr Dulles is well cast as a stacked deck. Tipped (hat a the sensitive, brooding officer with host-INdy V »U «e ;“ ~ 8:30-9:30 p. m. NBC. Bob boxer is not In condition for and Jill Haworth is appealing major fight, Slattery tries ■s his romantic Interest. 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M. 1:1) (3) Nawacopa Cont, (1) Nawa, Waathar, ft porta (1) Nawtlltia 1:10 (1) llu n t lty • B rl n k lt y f l ) Tha Ulg Movla (1) Nawa wit h Walta r Crnnklla 7:00 (1) Taney Darrtngar (0) W ya tt Karp 7:1* (1) International S h o w ­ time ( * ) Rawhide Adda me Fa mily <91 1 39 13) Hob llopa Thaatar (4) On Hroailway T o ­ night ):00 ( I ) Valantlna'a Day * : * 0 13) Jack B,n ny (1) ( l o m i r r y l a ( ) ) Kormar'o Daughtar 19.00 (3) Jack Poor <)) 13 O'Cluck l l l l h ( ! ) Hlallt/ r' a I-aopla 11:00 12) Newecope I D Nrwa. rporla, W a a ­ thar ()> Newsline 11.11 ( ) ) Khock Thaatar <»> Thaatar of tha 8lara 11:10 13) T on igh t 8ATURD AT a :) 1:10 7:00 7:1$ 3:10 7.41 *!10 *1)0 t: ! 0 1 o too 10:30 11:** 14) (C) 14) (9) |4) «») (3) tsi 16) D) 121 t») (D (I) ID 13) (It (3) (D ID (3) 1• (>) (I) <)> (4) tr.30 (4) ()) (1) A. H . Nawa ft Waathar hunrtaa Bamaalar Grow ora Almauao New* Una W ay Mirror It I'D Mlil-Klorlda Blgn On Acroee The Fence M l at ar Mayor Itamar of tha Jungle Ilurtie A Allan r i a o c l Patrol The i l v i n Khow H d t n c i Flctiun Major Marcury Hector lle ath cote Tennaesa# Tuxeda Under Dog y u l t k Draw McGrow Hhananlgane Klrcball X L - I - N M lxhty M ou lt Annla O ak lt y Dennis the Menace Saw Caatiar Cartoona Litiua the Llonhtart* •d T l.t Jataona porky P ig Fury SATUKDAY 11:10 I D rkr P. M. K ing Legal Notice XOTICX tu b l } , • ■ H IT toi K V A WOL.FK U S B , whoa* rtaldtnc* and whrrv. about* ar t unknuwn: Hull having boon (Had agalnat you In tha Circuit Court In and for Baminota County, Florida, In Chancary, f o r dlvorca,, tha .abbravlaltd tllla o f which la Dudlay Lana. I' laln tt f. varaua Kva W o lfa I,an*. Infan dan t, thla notlca la to raqulr* you lo f l i t with tha Clark of aald Court your w r i t ­ ten dafanaaa, If any, la tha P l a i n t i f f * com plaint filed In aald taut *, and to aarva a copy on tha P l a i n t i f f * attornaya not talar than tha la t day of March. A. D. 1*11. Ilaraln fall not or i dterta pro confaaao will ba anltrad • salnat you. W IT N K H S my baud and tha aaal o l aald Court, at Sanford. Florida, Ihla 17th day o f Jan ­ uary, a . d . t a n . (S E A L) A r th u r II Hackwllh, Jr.. Clark of tha Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlas Depu ty Clark J I U T t ;m a O H A N D L K F F L K 1 I K Jw arda Building Poo l O ffl c a D ra w a r II Banford, Florid a At|orn*Fa f o r P la in tif f. Publlah Jan- I V i * Fab. 1, I I , 10, 1*0*. I) C D I-II 1 I l or * t a t i : o r ri.o iiu iA T V R E N T A L Balra a B e rv U # Sem inole TV ttl-M N Samlth C o lo r T V Bftteft M W Sanford A y s . lluga Bunny I h o w ID 1 'ip lo rln g (D 1:10 (31 Itopplty lloppar 11 t l ID My Frland F llc ka (0) Hpotllght 1:00 You 1 L o v t Lucy 7:00 (3) Amarlcan Uandaland Mr. Lucky (D 1:10 i Ad v.n tu ra Thaatar D) 7:10 ( ) ) Faatura 1:00 Mr Magoo (1) Color Champlonahlp Wraat1 :*0 ( D lln g 1 SO ( ! ) 1:41 I t ) t'harlla Chan (SI tlroadslde Theater IS) F.d Hulllven 1:10 i t ) The at er X l:SS (3 ) Donanea t.uo ( I ) CUB I l i l f Claeelct ( ! ) For the People 1:01 ( I ) Champlonehlp (low) * ( I ) Movie In* |S:S0 (1 ) Tha Hogues ( I ) Jim A Jaeale Show ( • ) Candid Camara ( t ) AUC Wide W o rld of 10:10 ( I ) What's My U n a ■porta tl;S0 ( I ) Nawacop* 1:10 IS) M a tha l « w ( I I CHS News. W ea th er IS) I’ o r l t r Wearier Show IS) New atine (1) P i. h ln g Fun 11:10 I SI Checkmate ( t ) TH A t i l l s IS) Adventures In Pera 1:11 ( 1 ) Ntwaropa dies 1:10 IS) The Fllnetonee IS) Deny Happy fleturne 11 l i l >) Che, km a la 11:S■ t l ) Peter Gunn l : l i I f ) Kit. fleptirl 1:00 ( ! ) Cantral Fla. Bhowcaae MONOAT A. M. ( I ) One Step Heyund I ( ?) Sign On I I ) Lnalgn O’T oo le 1 11 (1) Sunshine A l m m i o T.10 ( i ) Jai-kta Mltaaon 4 JS ( I ) N t » i * \s t a l h• r ( I ) Flipper t . K ’ (11 Intro, to Chemistry IS) The K in a Fa mily ( • ) Hunrls# H«m#st#r 1:01) I I ) The T e l e i i I 4S (fi]i New® It Waathar 1:30 (3 ) Mr. )lt|),D 1:99 « t ) Today 10) l.awrenca Welk < S) Hunshtn# Almanac ( I ) Gl|llgan't Inland 7: 1B ( ! ) W i k i - u p Movies 1:00 IS) The K nlerlalnere T :Su ( ! ) Now# 11) rial S ight at Movlee f i l l (> ) Farm. Market He0:10 IS) H'fllyw n'id Palaca M rt 10:00 ( ( ) l l u n - m o k a » : t f ( I ) Today |0:|0 o r T1IA (9) Mickle Evans 11:00 (3) Newecope T lfc (| ) Nawa A Waathar IS) Cl* Telethon 1:00 ( I ) Captain K an ga roo IS) AIIC Nawa 1:19 (3) Waathar • Nawa 11:1S (S) Hat. Slant Movie 1:10 (9) Cartoonvlll# 11:10 (3 ) Saturday Nigh t Mho* (3 ) Today 1:00 (3 ) Divorce Court 8 U N D A T P. M . ( « ) American Hist iry 11:00 (SI Discovery ‘ IS • :*ft (9) Exercise for Modern ' 3 ) Christophers Woman ( I ) C P Telethon I 10 ( I ) Romper Room (9 ) Tha Morning Mo via 11:10 (S) Dlrectlone ‘ ts 10:00 (3) Maka floom for ( I ) Ural Robaria Daddy 1:00 (3) T V Tabarnacla (S) llarald o f Truth ( I ) Mika W a l l t c t 1:10 ( 3 ) . Cameo Theater 10 SO (3) W h a f a Thta Hong (S) Isiuee A Answers ( I ) I U v i L a ir 1:00 <S> Net. Haskett,all Aeen. io n l l ) NBC .Nawa 3:10 IS) Spurts Spectacular 11.00 ( I ) Andy of M ayb tr ry (1 ) P rofiles In Courage ( I ) Caaeenlratla® 1:10 ( ! ) (t o ll (9) Dace m lit r ll rid • 1:00 (S) Hhell'e Wond erfu l 11:10 ( I ) Tha McCoys * W o rld o f (lull (3 ) Jeopardy IS) Alumni Fun (9 ) rrlca la n ight 7:10 I I ) Silver W ln ga 1.00 11) W ild K ingdom MONDAY r f M. (S) le is u r e A ll- g la r e ( I ) Sunday with Jack liras ( I I Fay When Uanny 1<) Dove of U f a 1:10 11) it. K Co lle ge Howl (S) Donna lleed ( I ) Ted Maca 13:31 (1 ) CUB News ( I ) TUA 11:1U ( I ) Truth or Conse­ r 00 (1 ) Meat Ilia Preaa quences <3) Father K n o w ! Hast ( I ) Saarcli for T omorrow 11:11 IS) Guiding Dlghl 11:11 IS) VHC News Report N O T It'K OF ■ A I.K 1:00 ( ! ) The Open W in do w N otice la hereby gi v en that ( I ) N i s i . Editorial and purauant lo Fin al Dacrea of Wea ther Koraeloaura and gala anlerad (S) Tann. Ernie Ford In the reuse pending In the 1:11 I I ) Focus l:SS ( I ) Aa Tha W o rld T ar as Circuit Court In and for Seminote County. Florida, caaa doc­ ( I ) Dat a Maka A Deal ket No. I M I S , tha underelgntd (S) Newslin e Clark will aall the properly 1:11 (S) NUC Nawa Itaparl attuated In aald County deecrlbI ts (1 ) Paaaword ad M l ( I ) Moment of Truth Dot 111. L O N G D A L K Stitt<S) Flame In lha Wind DIV ISION, K IH H T A D D I ­ 3:1* IS T..e Doctors TION. accor ding lo pint (S) Art Dink let tar thereof recorded In Plat IS) Day In Court Hook 1|, page SI, Public 1 11 (S ) AU C Nawa Records at geminate Coun ­ 1:SS ( I ) Another W orld ty. Florida; (S) To T a ll tha Truth to ge ther with tha f o llo w in g ■ ( S ) General K o i p l l a l llama of property which are 1:11 ( I ) Douglas Edwards located In nnd permanently In­ t:SS ( I ) You Don't ga y stalled M a part o f tha Im ­ ( S ) Tha Yo un g Marrlada provements on aald la n d l ( I ) Tha Edg e o f Nig h t One Healer 1:11 l l ) Tha Match Oata* ( I ) Trallmaetar A4 public aala to tha hlghaat ( I ) Secret Storm hlddar for caah, batwatn lha 4:11 f t ) NUC Nawa houra o f I t o'clock In tha furo-noon and 1 o'clock In tha a fta r4:11 I I ) Tha Uest o f Urauche ( f l Duels WAlt noon, on lha I t n d day of Fabruary, A. D. t i l l , at lha front ! : • • ' < • ) heahuat ( t ) Walla F a r g o door o f tha Bamlnola County t l ) M agll ta Gorilla Courthoua*. In •aa fo rd . F l o r ­ ida. l l t l <l> Mngta Movements la Sports 48KAL) ! : • • ( t ) S'awtaopa A r th u r II, Dackwllh. Jr., <•) gporta, Waathar. Clark af t k t Circuit Court New* B n Martha T . Vlhloa ( I ) Daava I t T a Beaver Daputy Clark W E B L T * ftCHUft l i f t Cantral Ava. Am alfi, Italy, claims te be ■1. Pataraburg, Fla. the birthplace o f tb* marin­ Publlah T t h . 1, l ) f i er’* comp el*. y CO J -J I (D (I) (D (*) in (*> (D ll) (1) (3) (D (1) Legal Notice Adding Ma'-nlnae - T y p e w r it e rs Balsa - den ia ls . Repairs POWK DD'8 O F F I C E B U P P L T TAX S E R V IC E 15. Special Service* G. E. Ill*. USED tilt. R efrigerator O. E. Rang* I 110. Ill- *10. I3J e alam a T h e tfeenld will ant ha re. apaaolhle f o r me re than aae la r e rr e c t laeertle a. COPY T h e Herald rearreaa the prtvlle ae at re je c tin g ar re via. l a g s a y advertisement which tl daama - a h je elle n a h le la tha paltry a f thin s e e s , paper. 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Inirrtlona and Kills (Sat. Noon For Monday) 1. Lou t & Fou nd S E W IN G M A C H I N E O r r E I U N O A BPECTAD BERCLEARANCE V IC E 7 Mora than 40.000 re ad­ Portable s Elec.' 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P a rk Ava. !*t-«ll» 1— L o s t A Pound • 1— M on ty Wanted 1— Personnla d l — r a v in g s A Loan 4— Beauty Cara ( f — Insurance t — Day Nuraerlaa ( I — Schools A Instructions 4— Child Cara 70— Employment Services . I — D o * . — Cate— Psta 71— Mala Help Wanted 10— P ou ltr y — Llvaatock 73 — Fe male Help Wanted 11— Special Nottcaa • ' T l — Mala or Famalo Help 11— C a te ri n g — Pood 74—Salas Halp Wanlad 14— Pla cta to Eat 77— Situation W an la d 14— Special Services *1— Income P ro p e rly I I — S wim m ing Poole l i — Business P r o p — Bala 17— Janitor ial Services 11— Real Estate Wanted 11— D o -It-Y o u rs e lf *4— Ree l Eelala Sale 11— Builde rs Supplies 17— Uuatnaaa Rentals 10— H ar dw are * A—L o t i For Sale 11— Hom s R ep air * I I — F o rm e — O roves t l — Plumbin g I I —Out o f Slato Aoraaga 31— P a in tin g 11— Houses F o r Salt t l — W a ll D ril li n g t l — Houses— Sale or n ea t 11— A i r Co ld . A H in t in g IT — House For Rant I I — Radio • Television 11*— R et o r t Rantala I * — P ho to A E quipment 101— Trailers — Cabanas l l — Home Appliances 101— Mobile Horace— Sola t l — Musical Instruments 101 — Mobile Homes— Rent I t — Buslnasa Equipment l o t — T r a ile r Specs— Rant I t — Job Prin ti n g 101— T ra ile r Lola— Sale I t — Upholstery 101— Apar tmenla F o r Rant l i — Vacuum Claanarn 101— Rooms For R oo t IT — M o v in g A Stora ge 11*— H o t*) Room* t l — E xterm inators 111— Rental Ag en ts 41— P lan ts — Feeds — Seed, 111— Wanlad T a Rant 10— Mlac. For Sale 111— Autoa Fo r Sale 11— Articles F o r Rant 111— A g i o s — Sale o r T r a d * I t — Swap or Enchang* 111— T r u c k ! For Sola I I — W an ted T o Buy 130— Au to m o ti v e Service t l — Furniture F o r Sale 111— Scooters A Cyclaa I I — Antiques For Sale 113— Boats A Motors I I — Money To Loan 111— Marina Supplies t l — Business Opportunities OLD COU NTRY A U C T IO N BAn.V HOM E IM P R O V E M E N T S , One mile E. o f Fanford on Rt. ROOFDNO. P A I N T I N G A 41*. IN F O lA T IN O Sals o va ry Sat. T p. m, F in an cin g Ar range d I31-31ST W E B U Y O R S E L L A N Y T H I N G *33-1740 113-1111 F J X IT BHOP S T E R E O H I F I Syatam. 131N E W LO C A TIO N 1130. 10* So. Franch Itt-IT Il TENT8CII M AINTE NANC E Bervlc* A Supplies 3101 S Park Dr. 313-4143 Jljr CLASSIFIED INDEX A & B CONTRACTORS Canary K &i 50. Misc. For Sale N E E D E X T R A CA flK T A He r aid W a n t-A d aalla those art id e s no lo n ge r needed. Lo In coat— high In results. Din S l t - l l t t or 4SI-IISS. O. If. H A R R I S O N * I I I P a lm e tt o 113-SIS? 322-5612 ream 12. Special Noticed IN COM E D E AD LIN E S W eekend Television Deck. F E N C E POSTS: Creoeolwd C y ­ press. 1“ I ” * 7 ft. long, 10c aa. Ph. 111-1114. 425-5938 822-5612 DA 1ST A I R Rlfla a A Platota. A r m y - N a v y Surplus. Banford A ys. Fr om Sanford From Exohanga Seminole County (D ia l Dlraot) C A R P E N T E R . Home Repairs A S A L E Saturday: W a a h a r a, Addition!. First ctasa W o r k ­ Stores, TVs.. 1J0I Celer y, I I I manship. Ph 133-7011. 1110. 60. Business Opport. 77. Situation Wanted 22. Plumbing NEW. B A R B E R SHO P localion, by Plnecreel School, Reaeonable. Terr ac e 1-4171. T ell 51. Articles For Rent P L U M DING Contractin g Repairs F R E E E S T IM A T E S R. D H A R V E Y 301 Sanford Ava. IIS-311! 23. Painting You name It— W a have It !" A M E R IC A N R E N T -A L L 64. Savings & Loan 311* S. Hiaw atha, 133-1111 R E N T A BED n o ll a w a y, Hospital, Baby Bede, by Day, Week, or M on th ;— j-------------- ---------- P A IN T IN U A R E P A IR WORK. Ph. 133-3411 ________ C A R R O L L '* F U R N IT U R E 11* W tat.______________ I t t - l t l l 21. Well 53. Wanted To nuy Drilling W E DDF D R ILLED . PUM PS S P R I N K L E R HYHTKMB All Typ es and Hteea W e Jtrpatr a.nl Service B T I N E Machine and Supply Co 30? tv. tnd HI 333-1433 WANTED C lt ru i Fru ll — Hamlin, Paraon Dr own , Pin eapple A Maedllnga, M A NK FlE LO . S a v ln g a 4c Loan Aiao cla tlo n 124 N. m r l d a Ava., Dat*and D K B ABY B R A N C H Sa nfo rd you i s * 4 -ST AL L, rament block Oar­ age, Downtow n Oviedo, 11114*7 or II1-3I34. 95. Houses For Sale 4 HKDHOOM - 2 Bath • Bar* vies Men *4*0 Down - Movo In • 17*.14 mo. plus T s x r s A Insurance. LM N ENTER­ PRISE S. INC. Ms In o ff ic e ! I ml. So. of Ssnford on 17-13. 1 BIk W es t on Bsmlnolo A v *. Fh. 1 3 1 - itIl collect. INC OM E P R O P E R T Y , lly ownnsr. 4-bedroom Itou.e, with g s r s g * apartment. 1101 Park Avs. E. E. Fsrls. 331-S17I. I BDRM. I Vi both *7*10 per month, L o w Down Payment, Count ry Club. 333-7411. SM. FUJtN. home, ^sltachsd gs ra gs. 1 Ige. lots. Cash. 1101 Gra nd view YO U R BE ST Buy. Pries Owne r III. 113-111). ' 1411 S U M M E R L I N '29. Photo & Equipment Hot point, RCA. Zanlth, ate. C al l C ha rl l# O or m ly collect at A*a>»< lal#d Radio A TV , 3112 N u r a n i a Ava., O r l a n ­ do 432*3914 NF. ED lo share rid# to Orl and o W e e kd a y m o r n in g * W iI t altar# expenses Call J22*i927 litlw itn i p n». & > p. m. HI UK to Orlando, mornings only, vicinity of O ra ng e A U vtng at on to a r r l v t M l a t i i I 4 9 • . m 191*1434. _____ S r iN F O R D E L E C T R I C Cl Jv Ap, l U i u t i — Maw A Uatd 111 2 BEDROOM. corner lot. optn May- IIA R IU K T T ‘a llaauty .N o o k ■ of l «v a tar, availing g p p ’la 104 Mo Oak. 122*1143. C U T ’ N C U R L Uaauty Mhup 311 Palniatto Ava 132-09J4 Kvaning Appoint m enl ■ U. Child Cure N A N N IE 'S K I D D I E C A R E . In ­ f a n t , lu < yre Open 34 huurt, by lha Ituur, day or weak, in k A r e , 333-0311. -llivg. C HILD CARV;. 131-4113 8. Peta & Supplies AU U A im .'M H A T R O P I C A L F IS H l l l g h a i t (Juallly frutn lha Heel Hatcheries. L o w e st discount prices. 10 a. m. • • p m — D A IL Y -, F IN N Y FRIE ND S. I Milas South of Sanford on l l w y 17-93 DOGS R E C E I V E D lo r Adop­ tion, boarded Animal Rescue League, 1700 W. Minnesota, DaLand Ph. 714-1140. N OT HIN G IS L O S T until a Herald W an t Ad felts to find Itl 10. Poultry - Livestock 1 W E LC H M ARE. t Saddle. Maka 1411. 1 Shetland, offer. 113- G R A I N F E D Slatra, from 400. 1000 Ibt. Coma and aslact lha one you tike, will watgh and dallvar to butcher house. 34c per lb . liv e weight. Ruy Barrow, tipsale R d , at Monroe. Ill-Ill*. H B N f for Sals 1 for *1; Ch ic k ­ en Manure (any am ou nt); 113*1011, Snyder’s E g g . B ir d Farm. 1 « Special Notices OUT OF P A W N CAM ERA S ALE Rollaleord, Canon, Argue, Grayflax. Olympus. Minolta, A o th e rs Kayatont. Holiday, Ravara, Kodak. Hell A H o w ­ ell, T o w e r A other Mavis Cameras. a P a w n in g or Buying? — gas uat A - l P A W N SHOP l l t l O r U o d e Dr. lll-»ltl CONVALESCENT A ■ I C K ROOM HE EDS Wheal Chairs’, W elk ers, Canaa A Crutches ( o r rant or aala. Prosc ription at L a w aa t Prices. Discount to people o v e r ( I A All S er vice P ers o n ­ nel. Chock our prlcaa. F A U S T S D R U a STO RE 1*4 E. la t St. (D o w n t o w n ) Phono *13-0714 V M S D E LIV E R Y W AH IIEII II Huy ar PROPERTY Furnlthed home, Concrete block con• tructlon, c on ve n lin t ly lo­ cated. Uenta for $71 per month. Only $4,100. Stemper Agency 72. Femnle Help Wanted H ealtor-lm uror-T rad e e 123-4991 1919 S. French Ave. DondatJ p'KfcPJ E S T I M A T E Lit LOOK 1N N K HHPHI Nil MATTHBK8 11E N 41V A TIC) N HV B C IA L INCLUD ING N E W C U V K n $14 JO $229.95 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 11#dd*ng A Furntlur® A T F A C T U M T FM IC E 8: 119 M ag noli® 322-4121 :il. E X C E P T I O N A L U f f a r for man ««r w om an with car, in It®null# m r l y mornin g u # w « p a p # r dall v rr y in ba nf or d * r t * V#r y good oupo rlu n il ) for right }>#r®on It#ply Hog 12 2, Han* f«*rd l l t r a ld 25 LBS. - 50c SANFORD HERALD .Muniral Instruments FI® no Her vicing A Tu ning Qani Cu mbta — 332-24I1 T l i n o dfunlng and Hcpe-tr. W L Harmon - • 323-4221 Fu r th® bl ggc at ■•lacDon of naa rly n *w and u »« d furnl* lura, »#a Noll'a Furn lt ura U ro k a ra g a In C aaa tlbarry on 17*91, Open I day® I to 4U®• 1 furbltur® appliance®, tool®, ®lc. 1Jought • hold. Larry'® Mart. 313 ba nford Av®. I'h. 132*4112. Legal Notice In I Ka Court of fk# Cnnaty JnJge, Krmlnnlr C „ u « ( y , F l a r « Ida. In Pro ba f# , In ret Ratate of E D W AR D EGBERT FLOW ERS Da raised. Tn A l l C red lt*»ra nnd Perastna Having r ln lm a nr Driwanda Ag a ln a t Held F ata l# i You and each of you era hereby notified and re quired l o present eny claim* and d e ­ ni anda which you, of #lth#r of you, may hav# a ga in st lha • state of E D W A R D E G B E R T F L O W E R S to th# County Judge of Pemlnnla County, Florida, at his offic# in the court houa® of avid County at Sanford* KLirtda, within six c ale nd ar month® from tha ttma of tha first publication of thl# notice. T w o tuple® of each claim or Jem and ■hall be In writing, and ■hall stats tha placa of rcaldcnct and poet office address of tha claimant, and ehall ba tw o rn to by th# claimant, hi a Heal EaVate — Insurant® Ir d A P a r k Av® 222*&4<1 ■ unit, ur attorney and a c e m * panled by a filing fee of on® dollar and auch claim or d e ­ mand not ao fl 1rd ehall be JOHN E. FOX, void Rea ltor Klm tko A. F lo w era 20 4 N. Pa rk Ava. 222-OS29 Admin is tra tri x of the aa- I f O t ' k E work, I!®l»)alt ting, 322- MERLE W. W ARNER REALTOR 701 Bo- P a rk 1111. Legal Notice Legal Notice In In th r 331-11!) I Hurt nf IK# ( n u a l j JiHlgp, Ir iu yii 'le I n im ly , Fl(»rl«f#®, In V'rnKiil*. In r # i Fatal® o f f'owri « f IK# t ovinty ®#m1n<i|# (i n i it I j , Flwr- CHI-41 tdn. In l*rctKnt*. IN TIIE In r#i Faint# of COI NTV C H A R LEM IJ L A N C I I A l t D ME AH- COP AT Y* JEHUL H A N K l ’. lthi i.\, CT, till. To All liatfn a D#c»*®#d C r H i i n r a an® P#r®»n® C'laliM® nr I)#maa4® Dareaacd. Tn All (Tradtior® and ) ' « r > ® i « Having Clnlm® nr Demand® Agal'nat Said1 Fatatet You and each of you ar® hereby notified and required to present any claim® and d e ­ mand# which you, or #lthtr of you, may hav# agaln#t tha «#tal® of C H A R L E S B L A N C H A l l U S E A R C Y , Bit, d#ceai#d. let# of said County, to the County Ju dge of Mem Inula County, Florida, at hi® office tn the court house of aald County at f a n fo rd , Florida, within ala calendar month* from tha lima of tha flrat p u b ­ lication of I hi® not lea. - T w o copies of each claim or demand • hall be In writ ing , and ehall • tat# the place of residence and poet office addresa of the claimant, and ahall ba awurn to by tin claimant, hi# agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filing fa# of on® dollar and inch claim or demand nut A iila ii a®id F.®«at®i Legal Notice Seed Potatoes l H O L L Y W O O D BED *30; Wla®rd U w n JJowar. win din g • u r t # r 920. Fh. 131*7411. Legal Notice NO T IU B U N D E R r im n o is name statutr TO WHOM I T M A T C O N C E R N ! N o ll e * ls hereby gi v en that tf underelgntd. purauant to lha "F ic t it io u s Name Statute" Chapter I I I 0*. F lo rid a Sla tuti . will re giste r with the Clark of tha Circuit Court, tn and for Seminole County. Florida, upoa racalpt of p ro of o f lha publica­ tion o f Ihla notice, tha flctllloua n t m . , to - w lt: W E T F K T * . wa ar t eng aged In buslneea at Fern Bark l la e a . In tha City of Torn Park. Florida. T fcit lha partlod Intaraatad In aald bualnaaa aatarprlaa, are aa f o llo w s ! Anno U. Gatrrka Claranca 11. G e h r k j Curtla Hobart W illi am s Chrleilne W il li a m s Dated a l Fa re P ark , •amlnola County, Florida, Ja nuary 11. >001. Publish Jan. U . I I . 1*11 C D i-tl It. * Fab. I. C D J .ll real p ro p e r'*, to -w lt : ft. 1»«J. Lot 31, Block I. B E L AIR , Publis h r ® b I. 13. 19. 21. 1943 CD1-4I according to the Plat there of aa recorded In Plat Book 3, P a g e Tl, o f tha Public Records of Btmlnoia County, Florida baa bean tiled agalnat you In tha ab o vi styled suit, and you a r t required to aarva a copy o f your An swer or other P le a d ­ ing lo tbe Complaint oa P la in ­ tiffs at'ornaya. ANDERSON. RUSH. D E A N A LOW ND ES. I l l East Cantral Boulevard, Or­ lando, Florida, and fi le tha o r i ­ ginal A n a w - r or other P le a d ­ in g In th> o ff ic e of tha Clark of th# Circuit Court on or before tha l l r d day o f Fabrt/ary. n i l . I f you fa ll to do so. a dacrea pro ronreeeo w il l ba taken agalnat you. lo r tha re lie f d e ­ manded In th* Complaint. Thla Notice shall be publish­ ed once n weak (o r four conescullv a weeks In Ike Sanford Harold. D A T E D T H I S l * l k day • ( January, 1*11, (S E A L ) Ar th u r H. Beckwtlh, Jr.. Clark o f Circuit Court • y M artha T. TUtlaa Daputy Clark Fu bll ih Jan. *1. 7 * A Feb, S. 2565 P A R K D R I V E It . 1*4*. COM* IT E D W AR D EGBERT FLO W KltS. daceae«d BTILNBTRUM, D A V I S A McIn t o s h Atturneyi for A din I naira trig Poet Office Box 1310 Sanford. Flo rid a 3277] Publish Jan. 1$. 22. 21 A Feb. ft, lies. th# You and #arh of you ®r# h t r t b y not If 1*4 and r#«|Uir*d to pr##®fit any rlalm® and d e ­ OVER t l TEARS ni and® which you, or •Itlit r of W IL b O N M A I K R FU HN o f Fine Workm an sh ip In Up you, may hav® a ga l n a t th® Duy — b®ll — Trad® holelvrlng. Draperies, Slip 222*3422 #»tat® of J E H O L I f AN KE HB O. N , covers. Tim a Fayment a aa l l t - l l E l it . d a r t aa®d, iat® of aald County* little a* ll mo. Drapery to th* County Judg# uf m i­ Hardw are Installations ned# County. Florida, at hi® K U L P D E C O R A T I N G SHOP off Ira In th# court houa# of Ph 113-1111 ____. • aid County at Banford, Florida, IN T H E C IM C V IT C OU RT OF within it s c ale nd ar month® T i n : N I f T i l J l D ICI 41, CIH 35. Vacuum Cleaners from th# lima o f th® fJrjil p u b ­ C b I T IN AMI) FO R S EM IN O LE lication of thla notice. Two CO UNT Y, PI.OHIII A. coplaa of each claim or demand S A N F O R D VAC UU M SVC. C H A N C E R Y NO. 14S3I ■hall be In w ri t in g , and ■hall " A ll M akes" HARTFORD FEDERAL SAV­ m i R Park Ava lll-litl INGS AN D LOAN AHKOClAT- •l at e the place of r# aide nee and poat* office addree® of th# 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds TION, Plain ti ff, claimant, and ahall b# • worn to by th® claimant, hi® agant, vs. or attorney and accompantad S A N F O R D F E E D STO RE R O B E R T JONES, t l al by a fil ing f#a of orla dol lar W h ole Corn I I 01 — 10* lbs. D tfe n da n le and auch claim or demand no( tryin g Math t i t * — 10# NO TH p] O F i l ' I T IN ao filed ahall ba void Iba. Hog Fesi f (4 10. M D H T U A Il t: K O I I K C L O i l HE • o filed shall ba void. J pro)in# H Dakar 320 Hanford Av# 133*9910 T O i RO BE ILT JON'EP and Dar la L hearty Ad m in is tr a te ® . C T A., of JOANN P. JONES, hit w l f , K a f c u t r i s of th# l#a#t W i l l th® Laat W i l l of H K a lllK N C K l UNKNOWN ■ tid Testament of J E H O L II A N K L 'I IB O N . A N D T O I All parti,a claiming C II A It L KB B L A N C H A D D Dtcaaaad. Intartat by, through, under S E A R C Y . MR,, deceased 8TEN8TROM , D AVIS A . o r agalnat tha aforesaid 8 TE NS TK O M . D A V l f A M cl N T O B l! paraon. M cIn t o s h H U N T 'S T U X E D O YOU A R E hereby notlflad Attorney® for Att orn ey for F a e c u t r i i F E E D STORE. Poet Office B«t m o that a Complaint to foreclose A d m ln ls tra trli, C T. A. Corner Sanford and Second a certain mo rt gage encumber­ Poet Offic# Itoi 1320 Banford, Flo rid a 12771 ing lha f o llo w in g described Banford, F U r l d ® 12771 Pu bl is h Jan. IS. 33. 29-Aft Fab. .1.1. .disc. For Sale l!phuUtcry •It-/!.; I M1* of 77. Silunliftn Wanted C A PA C ITY S ALE S A S E R V IC E I I I H<> P A R K 333-0133 !l< m®, Biill-Blair Agency 53. Furniture For Sale Upholstering A Matt re*® ren­ ova ti n g New A 1,‘ aed F u rn i­ ture Cal) M i Heddlng Mfg Co at Tu9 Celery Ava. 1223117 Hath FOR SALE M A N w a n te d lo f>td cattla and work In Bant ure C on al d tf boa rd for right party. Nn phona call*. Hoy Harrow®, Up a® la Rd. I’h, 132*4244 2 113*8949, OLD NEW SPAPERS 333*1142 M ILLE R RADIO A A P P L IA N C E WEST1NC HOUSE 4. I leu illy Care AC K 1IKALJTY Halon. dally A av# by app'ta fair ll olal. 322-0930. M ag n ol ia F ru it / 232*1222 an yt im e"* 1901 Park A n n u l A S S IS T A N T H O U S E M O T H E R 81. Beni Ksinle - Sale — Ideal Opportunity for young "I A NO w an ltd, any condition. w o rk in g gir l or callrg# atuE N C L O H E a Snapshot In a vary Call oollacl Orlando 42J-OOOI dent In at ere#ted In children. JOHN SAULS AGENCY U ttar. W ill furnish room A board W I K I I O L D T ’fl C A M I* It A S H O P W E HUT Uaad Furnltura. on# R E A L ESTATE BROKER d#nt In te r f i l e d in ch4ld*c*r« 110 H, P a r k Avenue, Hanford p|#ca nr houseful. Furay Appraisal Specialist duties four avenlnga per w trk 111 No. Park Had ding A Purn. Co . 301 W. 322*7174 A part o f the w#ek*endMust l i t HI in . J S 9 1 . 3(1. H o m e A p p lla n teK b# mature A some child-cart 2. 1'ernonala C O M P A C T 2 Bedroom Mason ry e a perl® net preferred, I* rot* HKLL UM your Furniture Horne hard worn! flunr®. S u b ­ e®!ant church connection, Do you hav# a drin king prob­ N K W M A J O R House ho ld A p ­ Quick f a r vita with lha Cash, urban but not remote Only pliance at 10% above our n fin-drinker an^l n o n-®m ok ar. lem W ilt# r o. Box i3 i j , SUPER T R A D IN G POST 7®.9jO a good term®. Move coat. W * guarantee low#at Abla to furnlah own tr an s ­ Hanford. 322*0477 right In price®, Contact Julian W i g . portation, Give age and work gina 132-4441 or call J * R. # iper le nce when app lyin g In: ACREAGE W ANTED SEM 1N O LU LO D G E I1AUT P I L C H E l l T r a d i n g Poet. Inc... 3109 B. A fa w Acre*, wood ad. aaeluded, Florida Methodist Children*! l)*®t Buy Bro ke r NURSING AND O ra n g e Ulotaavn Tra.ll, O r ­ arraaa bit. Raaannabla. W r i t * Home, Hot f. Enterprise, 222*749$ Day or .Night CONVA LK BCE NCK II K FID K N C K lando. U'»i 121, Hanford Herald or Florid®. 32731. I* O. fins *4 Jo, Hanford. K l» plum* 144*1117 avantnK a 100 MOUTH HAY A V K NBW A P P L I A N C E S at W a r # * I'll. 3Z3IT&S houaa I" rice *— Fr Igldalra, 7.). Male ur Female Help DUST; In vic in ity o f 35th 8t . Winn Dials Store. [Rack A W hite Dog. part T o y French Poodle A Chlhuehus, answers to name o f Pierre. Howard. Call n i - m i AVE. Seminole Realty 81. Income Properly INCOME Cu L In beautiful W Y N N E W O O D 1st u, show you this Custom Built 1 bedroom horns, a l ­ ready financed, no red taps. Can bs your afte r low down payment A s i i u n t payments o f only J l t . l ) monthly. I m ­ mediate p o it u s lo n . H e ra ld ! N!c*~'Tf C Oadrodln V 'J SPACIOUS 4 Bedroom, 4 B t h , Loch Arbor. 111-041*. It lo T bs G E N E R A L Houssclssnlng needed Immediately.* Ooll Lo is 131.4011— 7-1 s. m. A 4-0 p. m. 71. Male Help Wanted USED F U R N I T U R E , Mlac. It«ma. Plnejr W ood Auction. 3:2*2170. LEE M O R T G A G E S — LONG T E R M DELANO FE D ER AL th ,m 87. Business Rentals IS W ITH < ItT OF THE JtUUK, SKMINOl.n Fl.OH II) As IN PIUK. HATE . la r e • E S T A T E OP MARA B l ' R K E , deceased. n o t ic e t o t it$.i)ir o n s TO AI,I- I HEDITUIIS %N19 f'EHKO \ S HAVING CIsAIMg OH I) K M % N I) B AGAINST § A 111 ESTATE) You atid each of you are hereby notified and required l « present any claims and de­ mand® which you, or either of you, may have aga inst tha • state of B A R A B U R K E , d e ­ ceased. let# of aald bounty, to the County Judge of Semlnola County. Florida, at hi® office n the court haute of said County at Banford. Florida, within alx calendar month® from tha f i m i of the first p u b l i­ cation of thla notice. T w o c o p ­ ies of each claim or demand •hall be In writ ing , and ehall elate the place of raatdenca and post office address o f tha claimant, and shell ba sw or n to by the claimant, hla agent, or attofnty, and accompanied by a filing fee of one doll ar and such claim or demand not ao filed shall oe void • / A L T O N B U R K E , Mr A t executor of the Laat W i l l and Te stament of S A R A I I U R K E . deceased, Albe rt N. Fitts. Attorney for Executor 1 Masonic Bldg. Banford, Flo rida Publish F ab ft, 12. II. 21, 1M I CDJ-2S PLEASURE TH AT W E A N N O U N C E THE APPOINTM ENT OF JU L IA N S TEN S TR 0 M ASA R E A L ESTATE ASSOCIATE ON OUR SALES STAFF S im Jd Jw m n (R m U tif PH O NE 322-2420 n if T *TTT ’ — r' I �' ■ . . f ••• tf • J- • 3 ' ~ * l . I -ft J I----- LONGWINDED Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 05. Houses For Sale 81}f n k k Ex itna i n Chalet Intt available In Greenbrmlr at Loch Arbor overlookInk gulf count. C u t t o m bultdlni: In jour .peclfleelion*. 'Jrttnbrtir developed by ftatforb ^rrilft 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale Fri. Feb. 5, ’65— Page 11 SWEETIE PIR 1 BDRM Furn. Apt. 1101 l l > c I -Boom Efficiency apt. with 1017 FOBD— Ft a nit ar.1 Tran*. noil a, only lit . 111-Ull— 11 ml*alnn *})*. pvt. balh V ataower. *ultali|a for couple or tins!* perron HANFORD MOTOB CO A. William*. or retired. All utilltl** In­ *00 French A rt lit- llll cluded In rent. M 'rlly top**CLEAN, 1 Bdrm. Apt. Kitchen ad orv tat 8t-, within 1 block 1 0 * MOA Mark 1 Bnadior. Equip.. No pita 1*11 Elm of 1 free parkins lot* and Black wire whetla, B A H • hopping canter. Inquire at Lt. J o. Johnaton, Ba*a E ll. r u n x k Apt, 1:3.3*00. Manuel Jaiobeon Dept. Store, I l l or 4 3 t. 111 K Flrat St FURN. 1 Bdrm. Apt., l.lchta Water furn. Only |)i, 301 lod. Automotnc Service E. ith 81. l l l . l l l l . Ht.s ihiunis Fur Rent A CAR FOR A N Y BUDGET! NIGEL V furntehed, la ri* I Bedroom 1 b*lh apt , Adulta CLEAN ROOM Tor M*n. IPt Magnolia Are. lll- n ;]* only. 1111 Sanford Ait. I l l IMS. RLEEPINfl Bofim fur Men, 112 Senkarik Glass and Paint Oek Ave 1:7-77<H w AVALON APARTMENTS Company It* W. Ind St., 111*1*11 Ph. * ! i - i * : i 115. A u I ob For Sale it* Magnolia 1 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. I l l Auto Gta*a Tnpa mo. 111-11*0. t i l l FORD 8KVLINER. re. A Seat Cover* tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ AVAILABLE Fab. *. 1-Boom er, power *leerlng. need* apt. Pvt. balh. llt - lim . tranamlMlon *501. Ph. l-|. I l l * or *ea at i l l (tarrlaon I BEDROOM. Furn tiaras* Dr. Apl., nrwly drooraial, c|o»* *01 W. 7nd St. I I I . 10*1 In. *31-1110. AU. WO UK QUARAXTEEP I l l * FORD, tt lln actual mil­ eage, new tlree, brake t»h A CLEAN Turn Apl*. *0t Palwiring Tip top, condition, 121. Scooters &- Cycles matter- 111-111*. only i::s . i : M t b . * t l 5 l X. K. U. H.tlnrcrrle, *50 SMALL Furn. APL, ! ! « : Maple. •j* F o r d iiamn Wngnu. tt * r c. iii-i:*0. 111.0111. H, Interceptor K u g l n e. Btralght Stick. Run* good 123. Boats & Motors 1 ROOM Furnlthad Apt.. 1*1. *m *: j-*0t* ttt E. Ith. U1.ITII. Gateway To The Waterway l » * t V O L K S W A G UN, Il k , new. FITRN. Apt. UOO Mellon. III*. Kxlraa, will con*l,ler ira,|* Robson Sporting Goods FlIBN. Apt. Clot* In. Jlmml* Term* Boilla 1. Box Your EVINI3UDE Dealer 1*1 B Paul*. Jl.SkV Cowan. 111-4011. *0f-*-« E. tat. Ph. lii- I M l UNFURN. Upatalra ATT. ISI l l « « CHKVT II i:«n Down A DAT A SITE! H*r*M want a.la month, 101 Maqnnlt* Ave In­ t*k , over p i) turn:* 155,0} work for aa llltla aa He a Ph. Ji:-T0S5 quire downstair. after I p. day! m. or call Ill-ltlO . BOB M cK E K P S K H G ABS KUHN Outboard I >* HP. Noar, OARAGE Apt. idulla only. NO M ONEY D O W N ly new. Call Bay Urooma *01 F r t n - h A r e . IJJ-oTIt ’ 1001 Elm Are. *33-11(I. New 1965 License Plates FREE On All Cars Sold This Week. Bv Nadine Seltzer ■ KINOStVOOD tIUlLUEItU. INC. Iti-tAT* 101 Fairmont Dr. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED HOMES FOR SALE AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Tor Iht tin ! Buy In A New or Tltrtlt Horn#. Set Stenatrom Unity W t H tvt Xht Horn For Tou Stenslrom Realty IJ Ii itl.iiio I’ ARK DIUVH N in iiT S lll.lt ll Aiin o n loch ITnuiutl to find > 1 Bdrm. Mi •ortry home In thlt » r t « prtctil under 111,000. I'hont uo for detail*. B O IICUT A. "While I wa« looking for oandlee. I found this envelope addressed to the eleotrio company In Pop’ s coat pockatl" * W ILLIA M S 95, Houses For Sale Realtor Raymond I.undqul*t. Af*o . i : i - m ’ Atlantic Bank Hide. A LITTLK IMAGINATION Payton Realty r a n l i v e you a Ban ford ih uw place* t lied room* l bath* I t/ * d floor*, alec. k l t c h a h . c t m a n t block hfimt located on a B I O 15* lot. Excellent n ei g h ­ borhood, I1I.&00 wi th only Government owned Homes $100.00 DOWN I BEDROOM, 1 bath tiled, kit­ chen equipped, anack Bar, Fla. Room, 1110 month, l t d Wynnewood Dr. I’h. Ilt-MtO L ake SOUTHWARD Sections of Hanford WE LA 1. A APARTMENTS A \ Flrat St. ‘ 111* 1101 IttO H i a w a t h a at 11-11 t)00 down. • . (•leetlan of 1, I. and I Bedroom* locitrd In varlout UNFURNISHED I Bedroom Duplex. kitchen equipped. Excellent location. Ph 111till'. 97. Houses For Rent co ttag e, furn. |lift 104 yhwiinnh Dr., Finacreat. I2!*07U>. Property ?100 DOWN F H A -V A HOMES Management alt A r m tit Hanford. Fhow yuu Aruundt and Sales Broker 190! tie Pa rk Drive Sherwood Forest Paved Streets T R A IL E R LOTS - S ALE Big lota, nigh land, low pay­ ment*. city water, ■ewer, electric, phene Ca*i*lberry Lend Co 121-4141 IS21 After I p m B E A U T I F U L I Bedroom. 2 t-eth. L ak e privil ege *, 1400 D o w n it Ai eu m a pay m ent * I22-7 o »S $100 DOWN F H A - V A HOMES KITCHEN EQUIPPED LAW MONTHLY PA YM E N T! F o r C o m p l i i i Irifo rm aUo a See nr Call Tour FHA - VA RAVENNA PARK, U dd Medal EUvi Tha Horn a For Tnu Stenstrom Realty lift 111-1110 I !- «llf * i : -« i «* PAllK Hu s k » o n i T apt J 111:i»lt»M *\i Kuril , u».4t bear 649 4333 7“ :• Salif.i Ml Ah# 1 lit 18It* » »M i'ijrn v Il ? * t If>7 STORED A T H R M H 1 I K D Apl., u ' lilt wa InI lu tU*1 704 E 14th. 132 er *Ii-IQ 5 ) i n n lUll MAN FORD DI'F.N UNFURNISHED noue*. a beau­ ty, Spacin'!, Boom*, I bed­ room, t bath, kllcben equip­ ped. Ph. 133-7174. LOCH ARBOR w 1 BEDHOOM raeldtnet. Kitchen iitulpped, ■ lr ■rreened pi rch. l*h 111-1111 GH IA NICE, • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagons l 1*4rin conditioner, | Iteee, f 100 Furn hfiun# | C4trp»t»4, W a t e r furn Adu lt* only ID* mr. 311-1244 K n tN lM IIE I) 7 Bd rm h »ui*. d i m , near baar ICS mo. 122«7C1 Complete Selection 51a Thru M s S i lea — I’ arta — Service 2 B E D H O O M furn liou»*. n#iAl> painted |5S mo I22-07CB O w n e r lift W Ith 8t. K fltV lP lIK D I ll-ua# 2514 Man- ford Av#. Itt-CEll K U B M bllE D near Lace ! (40 mo., B E D H O O M F ur n A lr -C o nd out W e s t I a i Ml. $75. 121-4147. m M " » CHEVROLET MONZA 4 Door Sedan. Autumalir Tranamiaaiun, Radio And Heater, ( lean. M Q Q Ii I *J »w V.k Auto. Trana., Power Steerlnj, Radio And llealar. Real Sharp. 2 BEDHOOM Unfurnished home In Country. 140 mo., near • hopping. 222 -4457. ru ns. 2 Bedroom II oum . H I- gg DODGE D AR T 2 Door. Heater, DODGE CORONET 2 Door. H rtU r. CAN SELL YOU A C LEA N ER CAR CHEAPER TH AN Mechanic On Duty At All Times End Of French Ave.— 2600 Block Orlando Drive (.ra nd P rig . A D aily R io t Wi t h \ir C o n d itio n And M l Pow er. M a g n c a iu m AA bee la f " And Bucket Seal Interior. C A W C W ILLIE SAYS K NO W ING WHO Y O U ’RE DEALING WITH IS H ALF THE BATTLE ! ! ! 1964 C 4^ - • • ¥ t ^ AN ALMOST BRAND N E W 1964 CH E VELLE 1696 M ALIBU HARDTOP COUPE. 4 S P E E D TRANSM ISSION AN D A HOT V-8 ENGINE. A TRAD E IN ON A BIG FORD. N E A R NO MILES. SEE IT, IT HAS H EAL GET-UP AN D TEAK-OUT. AN D OF COURSE A RADIO AND LOTS OF OTHER GOODIES. • $ SAVE $ g g Oldamoblle "96" 4 Door Hardtop. Fully Powered And Air Conditioned. $ SAVE $ I Strickland-Morrison, Inc. YO U R AU TH O R IZE D FORD 121.1411 Phone 322-0614 Or M l 7-2330 1195 1961 1961 Tern peat, *996 1096 1660 Cadillar I Dour Hardtop, Fully . Powered, Atr Cond., Exira Clean. Rambler 4 Dour Station Wagun, Auto. Trana., Radio A Heater. *2396 *796 1960 1959 V k, Automatic Tranamiaalon. Power Steering. Air Conditioned. Solid AA’hita Kilerior Color. 62 Rambler ‘ Ambataador 4 door. V-8 engine. 3 epeed tranamlealon, power (leering, power brakea and factory air. A clean aulid car and eatrn aprrial buy at $1 1 9 5 62 Ford 4 door Ranch Wagon. V-8, automatic tranamla•Ion, p o w e r ateerlng, p o w e r brakea, radio, healer and factory air condition. Excellent for large family and at a very reasonable price. HempluE | IN C 1959 L i n c o l n Premiere, 4 Door, Fully Powered ft A ir Conditioned. » m iiu .i *695 SANFORD $ 2 1 7 5 61 Corvair 1 0 9 5 60 Chevrolet ■l ton pick up. 8 ryUn­ der, long wheal bate, fleet aide body and en­ gine Just reconditioned. 5 4 5 60 Plymouth 4 door station wagon. V-8, automatic tranamla•ion, pow er ateerlng and healer, aolid running. $ 4 4 5 49 9 5 60 Oldsmobile 1959 Ford Cuatom 300, 8 Cyl., Automatic Trana., Radio And Heater. 1095 *395 BARGAIN B U Y S !!! :C5 P O N T I A C "98" Holiday Coupe, Equip­ ped with automatic tranamiaalon. p o w r r ateerlng, power hrakea, power win­ dow*. power era la. radio and hratrr and factory air condition. Medium l i g h t blur finlah with blue fabric and vinyl interior. The ab­ solute luxury in 1982 at only 60 Corvette Chevrolet 4 Dour Station Ford Station Wagon, V-8, Wagon, V-8.. Auto. I'rana., Ford * O • Matlc, Radio ft Air Cond,, Radio ft Heater. Heater, Good Condition. >1095 M O TO R S *1 2 4 5 Convertible. It needa a lit­ tle work hut well worth "88" 4 door aedan. V-B, automatic tranamiaalon, power ateerlng, power brakce, radio and heat­ er end air condltionad. One owner car well kept. A bronie finish and extra rlean Interior. *1 2 9 5 g g FORD Station Wagon, 8 Cyl.. Orardrive. Ig g g g g FORD F A IR L A N K 4 Door, V-8, Equipped. Ig g g g y C A D IL L A C 2 Door Hardtop. *3 9 5 OPEN F R ID A Y N IT E T I L 9 P.M. g g FORD 2 Door. g g CH EVRO LET 4 Door. g g C H EVRO LET 4 Door. New Tirea «]0 g * *1 9 5 '1 4 5 301 WEST FIRST S TR E E T rw 3 ^ 1 5 9 5 $ Pontiac 4 Door, Ford Falcon Station Wag. Stand. Trana., Air Cnnd., on. E irrllrn t Condition. Radio ft Heater. BHICK SPE C IA L 4 DOOR SEDAN. OPEN F R ID A Y NIGHTS T I L 9 P.NL w *2395 1961 1501 W EST FIRST STREET 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford Ford Falcon 2 Door, Stand. Trana., Radio ft Low Mileage, Hratrr l.ikr N e * . W EEK’S SPECIAL 1964 1962 Ponliar 4 Door II T. Catalina Fully Powered A A ir Cond.- 1-Owner, Exrellent Condition. Alercur) Com et I Door. A u to m a tic C C A A / C C Tranam iaalon, R a d io 4L D e a le r. Y O A V Y L 4) PHONE 322 0231 Seminole County Motors T H A T'S A T : DOW NTOW N SANFO RD • BEN HOW LAND (General M «r.) • BOB THOMAS (Sales Mar.), • F R A N K BRUNSON • C H A R LIE CRAIG • "C U R L Y ” HUNT $ $ 1963 I b e rro lc ^ lmp.it,i 4 D o o r H ardtop. D fc y .», .Automatic Trana., Power Steering, Radio A Heater. AA hit AAilh Spoiler* lied Intrrlor, T SEE: THE DODGE BOYS *i ton piek up. Long whael baae, fleet eide bed, auto­ matic tranamiaalon a n d exceptionally clean for "700" I door sedan. 6 c) Un­ der. automatic tranamla•ion. radio and htaltr. An­ other aharp on* at only Sporta 6 Con­ Triumph Npurta vertible. Extra ('Iran. I C O Pontiac Cajallna 9 Paaaenger Safari D a station AA agon, I artnry Air -And (f C A \ / F l uggage Dark. AAe Sold It N r * . 4* J ' ' * f- s2596 1122 after I p. m. ’1 5 9 5 62 Oldsmobile 63 Pllro un olial)r. *1894 *2099 63 Volkswagen Dlx. 2 door aedan. A little glramlng J e w e l with all beige vinyl in­ terior ami red (Inlah. Itral Sharp Tor (Juit Below Jim Spcncer'a) Power. Factor) Air, Radio 4 Ileal- <T C A U C f f er. Abanlulrt) New Throughout. J fA V L | 995 WE W IL L GIVE THE E Q U IV A LE N T OF 10,000 M ILES OF FREE GAS W ITH THE PURCHASE OF A N Y NEW R E N A U L T R-8 OR R E N A U L T DAU PH INE. *396 (CITIES SERVICE STATION) Ilu irk W ild cat 4 D o u r H a rd to p . A ll W E E K ’S SPECIALS g g *850 THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE! |i C O F IA T "1100" 4 Door Sedan Radio, Heater S I l O V • J - And Air Cond. Lika New Condition. I Ifc l *626 Cadillac Coupe DeVlllr, Fully Powered With Radio and Heater. A Real Beautiful Car For Only M M M LET US H ELP YOU SELECT TH IS HOLLER'S OK LOT 63 Chevrolet BUT COME ON IN AN1) CQ D a AT ’695 Dodge Convertible. V-8, Standard Tranamiaalon. Radio and Heater. Real Sharp For Only OVER THESE BEAUTIES; c n Ch e v r o l e t iie l a ir 4 iBmr Sedan. , OU .. M AK IN G UP YOUR M IND t| O Q R I WOT# GO WEST! D EALER IN C O Ruirk 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic Trana9 0 miaalnn. Radio and Heater. Clean Inaida and Out C,OIN(; TO H AVE TROUBLE M , PHONE 322-7524 Adulta. 122-4415. Ellinor Motor Co. 322-1835 C r t CHRYSLER N E W YORKER 4 Door " U Sedan. All Power And Air Conditioned. Karrltcnt Condition. 1 Bedroom huuse. Factory Authorized Dealer r»A COME ON OUT WEST W HERE THE AIR A N D THE CARS ARE CLEAN A N D FRESH ! ! K rH S 1 8 H K l» Cottage, near Main Hate 14« 122-1721. I T IIS 2 lldrm llnuae, adult*, ton pel* 117-4017, So. flaky. 17-92 Sanford, FU. (Bon SayA; 97. Houses For Rent 111-054* i l l -&4it 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Dajra — 1,000 MIlea On All Used VW ’s. m m J* NO W W E KNOW YOU ARE AVK. Sanford, Florida 122-4503 -National Kepoaaraalona Inr. C C Ponliar ‘Safari 2 Door Station Wagon. O D Automatic Tranemtralon, Power Steering, I A Q C Power Brahea,^ ytadio ft llea ttr. Real Sharp. O D D CO H IT!*! 1200 • $300 Down $40 ■ $60 Month Y m. EVENING S D RIV E N IGH T* V mo. mo. mo mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. C C Chevrolet "210” V-8, Auto. Trana., O O Heater, New Ttrea, ft Clean. *295 *450 17-9 2 A U T O S A LES .. Api , A 1nil# lli* ft 1lutfi f\ J h e i r t>um. 2 2 It* « i\| Furn Apt fur - u UJ'lr, hath Inn It* In k it ch en . rt w a l . f lll> lu.lej 115. t i l I r e te r g * l i v i n g rnnm. ce p. Tral heal, dll'1'ted fo r air con • 1* v »t IK 3 1firm Furn \V\. d It hMil Ug . ' or lie I Inf. d'ltl hie J7< 3 M u ' b I ia 15:* s.*:- J?*5l f i*t port, f#*in , d In hack >utd I ’ ll. 322-9115 SALES BROKER W» 106. A p a rtm e R ts fo r Rent 1 B E D B f m »M Home on b e a u t i­ ful Slim** Inland on l#ah»Mnnruf* Open beam f e l l i n g * nice fireplace, 1 acjre lot all fenced Th 327-721! 1. 1. * « B E D R O O M S 1. 1 4 A 3 P A T H S Kl«. 105. Trailer Lots ■ Sale BY OWNER r I Bedroom. 1 hath Hutu# 114,ooo price b r a c ­ ket C rn tr a l heat A air c o n i . ■ h all ow we ll with un4*,rg: r o u n d ■pc 1it k I« r * y ■«* m . L a r g e corner lot In W y n n e * wood, F H A or ow n e r f in a n c ­ ing avail eld e Completely furniehed or un fu rn call 322* H J .n il 33l-fl7AQ 171-0141 911-1201 17-92 Limit u'find. m m * m PAYM ENTS 82 Trl. 11099 Iml. t i l ‘62 Falcon II0U9 bal. t3 » ‘60 Rambler »H9fi bal. t19 '62 Metro. 1691 leal. 131 ‘60 Volka. 1596 bal t29 '63 Cher. $1199 Hal. $39 '60 Marrury 1999 bal. 113 '60 Cortalr !«97 bal. 37 ■59 Plymouth 1299 bal. 116 '59 Cher. 1399 bal. |23 '59 Pontiac 1*97 bal. 139 '59 Rriiaull 119k bal. 123 '59 Cher. 1637 bal. 1ST 'SN Cilery 1299 bal. 117 '56 Cherrolet 199 h al 13 '55 Cadillac 199 bal. |3 '5k Mercury 199 bal. 13 Jeep, 4-WIl 1999 bal. 139 '33 Jeep 1299 bal. *17 '61 Falcon !7«h bal. I3B '59 Ford *881 hal. I l l '65 Jeep 132.37 bal. 167 DOVE MOBILE HOME SALES "Ynur Wheel Ealatr Dealer*’ 17 Mmlela to chooae from OTEN T DATS A WEEK llw y Ave 323 5232 anytime R E A LTY 1174 Park h TAKE OVER 102. Mobile Homes • Sale N E W and U S E D Awning# A i ' i Iiaiiiu Q U A L E ' Y M O B I L E IIOMEH 122*2512 3 H e y . 17*92 8 Seminole Realty JIM HUNT Of f t c «: Ni g hi a Let '[POSSESSION 14 end 3 Hedroome B E V F i i A L Outetandlnir 2 A Bedroom Home* avatlehle Ui m m B A N K . THRIFTMINDED PRICES C O Pontiar 2 Dr. Hardtop, Auto. Trana^ Radio I G 1 C D O 4 Heater. A Heal Sharp Car For D I u NOBODY — NO — NOBODY N A T IO N A L 1: 1- WITH C O Old*. Starfir* Hardtop. All Power A A ir Conditioned. IUa A ll Content- (T C A W C <t enrea Plua Stereo A New Tire*. 4> Y L 4) E C Mercury 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic 0 9 Tranamiaalon. Radio, Heater and 4 New Tirrr. A Good Second Cay For j- 1 , USED CARS... Dfc Ford Economy "4". Standard Tranamiaalnn, 45,000 Actual Mile*. Better ^See TMe One, Only m m FUBN. ApL 500 Park Av*. *10*. Immediate Dillvary M ONTHLY PA YM E N TS F U R N I S H E D 1 bedroom houaa, Investment L Beatty lilt Palmetto. Phone 111. IIS N. Park Avt J27-317I FROM $50.00 FOR TH E BEST HOME ATTRAi IU T T > Uadrnom Slaa- 0114. BUY enry, laindecaped EacHlant 1 BEDROOM Horn*. Kitchen equipped 110 per mo i l l child . near echoed a. Iiaet, SEE YOUR 3U£le_^4*e_llDMir^^^^ ah up id hi *'. Down mi ) njL V A - FHA 111 . • 't aT e- fc LINC0LN ll lul Vro n u ll I MERCURY u iiu t 109 Palmetto Ave. Sanford • 322-4884 Winter Park Ml 4-Q209 H O LLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 tv^f ti �J- • * , V* • .<•* i z-T- - . * • . ..I L \ v r • / z?' r *«<;•* >*■ tr •4 V _ % A New Cub Den Florida Gl, Cash Hunted By Army Vfar BraTurS Wrrmll Page 12— Frl. Feb. 6, ’65 St. Andrews Plans Supper; Program Parent* o f boys In Sunland Estate*, particularly those in the Fairmont Avenue area, who are Interested In Cub Scouting are Invited to attend in organizational meeting for a new den at the home of Mrs. Joan tmmick, 308 Fair­ mont, at 7:30 p.m. today. an American Army sergeant lor questioning in connection with the theft of 347,958 from the U. S. Arm y Europesn headquarters post office, an Arm y spokesman said today. Mrs. Immlck will serve as den mother snd memberships ir e open for six boys, eight 10 years old. i Phil Simpson, commissioner of Cub Scouting in the Sanford area, may be called if further information is desired. Staff Sgt- Richie P. Taylor, 32, of Clearwater, Fla., has been listed as absent without leave since the theft was dis­ covered, the spokesman said. S U N LA N D H O SPITAL Medical and Research Director Dr. Charlea IL Carter (le ft) explains some o f the progress made by the center In research on mental retardation to Frank Roper, Winter Garden horseman, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton, co-chairmen o f the Sunlarid Charity Horse Show to 1ms held Feb. 10-14 at Seminolo Raceway in Casselberry to aid the research program. (Herald Photo) Taylor, a mail clerk at the 4th Base Post Office, had ac­ cess to two safes containing $47,858 at closing time Mon­ day, the spokesman laid. Monday was payday, when hundreds of G I’s buy money orders at the post office. POSTER CONTEST winners at South Seminole Elementary School, Linda Van Eepocl, Scott Stlner and Debra Grlle (le ft to right) will receive a free ticket to the Mar-Chris Marionette Show to be presented Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 7:80 p.m. under the sponsorship o f the Council o f Teachers and Par­ ents. (Herald Photo) Just make the normal V3 down . paymenT (your trade-in will probably more than cover this) and your payments— including interest*- ; documentary stamps, and life insurance - will be easy li Plan Events One*Itoom School Almost Passe TALLAHASSEE (U P I) State School Supt. Thomas Hailey reported that one-room; cnc-leacher schools are be­ coming a thing of the past in Florida. Bailey e a 1d a recent aur vey showed only three of the tiny schools remain. They are Mount Zion West Ln Holmes County, Tangerine in Orange County and Red Bay ln Wilton County. G ENEVA 4-11 CLUB Roys have reorganized with officers for-Ui# -yejy, seated from left, Dale Wesson, secretary-treasurer; Chester ltusscll, vice president, and Micky Whiting, president. Others in the photo, hack, aro Tommy SummersHl, Tim Watkins and Charles Glnizer and the leaders, Mrs.' Loralne Whiting and Mrs. Hazel Sunmicrsill. Boys 4-H Club Organized By Geneva Group Ry JnAnn llays A 4-H Club for boys has been reorganized in licnev* with meetings held the first and third Tuesday of each month at Geneva School. 3fri. Loralne Whiting has accepted responsibility ai ad­ ult leader of the group snd MrY. Hazel SummersiU is as­ sistant leader To date eight hoys have en­ Upper Town of Quebec City rolled in the club and mem­ suggests a section of Franca bership Is open lo all interest­ transplanUd to Canada. ed hoys 10 ycari old and over Elected officers for the year are Micky Whiting, pres­ ident; Chester Russell, vice I* TIIK CIHCt’ IT l o n i r OK T ill; NINTH Jl IIK IU . * ||t president, and Dale Wesson, t ITT. I\ %m i Koii ai : n ii > o l i ; secretary - treasurer. COI NTY, KLOVUD4 Next meeting, as called for t h a a r i r r « • . 14«aw KOIIKCT.OM lit: OK in the schedule will b0 Tues­ MOUTH %(IK day afternoon, Feb. in Legal Notice C A Y U G A K K l H I I iA l* N A V I N O H ANl> A N ANKOCIATION OK P U lL A D K U 'lllA . ru im irr Legal Notice Vi CHAWLKH M DTE ant) PEG OV D. PTE. h U Wlft. In ih * Court **f th# Cttvwtr Juit|!#, ft#tnlli!ll# f o u n t 7i ItlBf# tif KturfiU. In P*f#nd*nt* In r# lit# K M i l * «»fi NOTH’ * o r MITT (I. T I I I . w h o l i i ; WALT75 T ilK PTATH OK ri.OIIIHA h#e#4**(l TOi CH ARM '* M t»YK and F I A 41s N O T H r. pe o o t n vrr.. hta w i n . 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ITV W # a F a i r hank a Avrttua, P. <* Una l i a l r l * p # i » d i hi* ih* n t h day of lift. W l f l l a r P a rk , Flo rid a not J«hu*ry. A P 19ftft. la tar th in J U r - h ?nd, 19 • ft Sunn F U * If you fall to dn §o, d a f f * * Aa A d m i n l i l r s t r l x e f th* p ro ronfaaan warIII ha a n l t r a d K i l l l * of ■ ffatnal you fur tha r*1l*f da li, Thn»dor* W all■ vii and ad In tha Com plaint 1 T h # vn&tur* of aald ault Ixa W|n»1*rw*i*d1'i, If mlnp* A W a r d I n * for F or arlfitui a of Murl 124 P a r k ftotltll | i g f rarordad In O ffi ci al Ha P O. Il o i JIT rn rd a fin >k III, P a |ai 412. 411. W l n l t r P * r k , F lo ri d * 414, and 4I&. Public lt*cord* of l 'u M !* li J«n. II. 22. 2) A K*b Hamlnola County, Florida, Ih# l . t ftftft daacrlptlon of tha proparty C P I -4 T p roc aed fd aga lnat t a i n * aa fol that rartaln p ro p a r-1 IN CUI MTV JIIISUK'B M il ItT. and h t l n * In Baml kl:sil.>ULE COUNTY, KLUUnola County. Florida, mora par II)* l l e u l a rl y daavr Ibad aa f o l i o * * ! ESTATE OF hot II of III nek ‘TP*, X. CARL CARET. EAMTUUOOK S U D D I V h DfcCKASEP 8 ION. U N I T NO. IIIX, ac iso T iri: t o i iiK iirroH s ro r d li t * *o tha Pla t tharaof TO 41.1. ri£HSONS || 4*1*11 • a rarordad In Plat Hook CLAIMS on II K M 4 N U ■ IS, l ' a * * * I I and I I . Pu b AO 4 1.4kT SAID ESTATKl Ito Harorda of BaraiaoU You and oacli of you ars County, Florida. horsby notlflsd and roqulro* to T o g a that with tha f ol lo w in g fllo any claims and dtmanda l i . m . of pruparty which ara lo- which you. or attlor of you. ra te d In and parroonantty In* may hava asalnst aald astata s t a l l . d aa a part of tht Im- In th* ofUos of Hon. Karlyl* p r o v s i n . n l . on said land! Huusholdar. County Juds* ot O E S I H A I . KLKCTRIC 8*mlnolo County, at hla offlc* BUILT-IN RANG 1C — MO In Yh* Court Houso In Sanford. DHL JMSSV r tH IA L VSX- Florida, within ala calandar Si t month! from Iho tint* of thi ItUS’OURAM W ALL HKAT- flrat publication ot thla nolle* K lt MODEL CillOlllS (E ft Each - claim or demand mu at IA I, IITSSITS ba In wrltlna and contain tha W I T N E S S my hand end tha plaoo of roaldanco and pool o f­ aaal o t aald C ou r t a t ( a M o r d , flc* aJdraa* of tha claimant ( a m l n o l * County, F lo ri d a , this and null •>* sworn to by Ih* claimant, his afant-or altornay iT t h d a y o f J a n u a r y , I S O . or tho anm* shall ba void. gUSAL) ■Utur U Back with. Jr., A. Cnrl Car,y. Jr, O v ■Ai A rll < j , t k of Circuit Court Aa Eaoonlor of aald aataia BEARDALU QRIDLEY Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa AND LEWIS Oaputy Clerk Attorn ay* at Law Oaralll * LeFevra F. O. Boa tttS P. 0. B.x ns Orlando. Flortdn Winter Park, Fla. Publish Jau. St A Fab. I. It. rublloh Jon. II. IS A Fob. I, II ItSt IS. tsst. c d i -*4 v cjpi-11 ' » YOU CAN GO AHEAD AND GET THAT NEW CAR - . FOR JUST ABOUT A DOLLAR AND A HALF PER DAY - OR LESS! Adult Civics Class Scheduled A t Jr. Hi A rourse In civics for high t All interested persons should school credit* will open in rc|Mirt at Sanford Junior High room 23 at Sanford Junior School at 7 p m. Feb. 11 InHigh School at 7 p.m. Thurs­ formation is available from day. E. S Douglass, director of This course may he taken vocational and adult educa for adult high school credit or School Administration lo satisfy the requirement lor Building, Sanford, a credit In "government" for those planning lo takr the general <'(1008110081 develop­ ment test. The Instructor will be Ralph Brewer of the Lyman High School faculty, and will inert each Thursday through the first week in June. It will be necessary to have a minimum of 10 students to organize the course. Right Title LONDON (U l’ l) — Am eri­ can pop singer P. J. I’ roby, whose tour was banned after ! his skin • light trousers ripped on the stage during a recent performance, has a new rec­ ord coming out shortly. The IrillttwifiK I'rlci’M In The I'uhlix Ail Fur Thin Weekend Are Good At THE NEW ft t> i. J « J • > * j * 1 <* C 0R V A IR 79 PER MONTH Watch for HOLLER - BALLO O ! TH E NEW '65 CH EVELLE 54 Sanford Publix O N LY ! PILIuSBURY Attend FLOUR services tdis week 5-LB. at your own BA(i pkaceoj worskif) SUGAR PER MONTH Plain or Scir-Rining 29 (W IT H ORDER) J HOLLER - BALLO O ! Fun for Everyone! DIXIE CRYSTALS 5-LB. BAG lows: All 4y altuata - 1 / Spain built El M otto Castta at San Juan, Puerto Rico, hs 1530, thua commanding tha strategic gateway to thu Spanish Main. F O X Y D E A L S JUST F O R Y O U ! ! ! Catholic Women By Donna Eatea The Board of tha Church of the Nativity Catholic Women’a Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the aoclal hull of tha church. Mrs. (Jen# Shan­ non, president, will conduct the meeting. The club will sponsor its menthly bake aale this Sun­ day in the social hell follow­ ing all Massei. Mrs. John Kennedy, vice president, is in charge of the sale. C To Organize HEIDELBERG, ,G ermany— (U P I) — PoUce are seeking By Maryana Miles St. Andrew* Presbyterian •Church o( Bear Lake will have a fam ily night aupper and special protram Wednes­ day even Inf. The aupper, provided by Women of the Church, will be aerved at 8:30 p. m. and all church members and their families are Invited to attend. At 7:30 p. m., a special guest, Mrs. ITugh Linton, reg­ istered nurse recently returned from Korea where her hus­ band has been mlt*U>nary for the past 10 years, will pre­ sent a program and (how •Udea of their work In that country. The Lintons presently are on leave and are making their borne in N’ortbcrest. This program will be open to the public. Rev. Thomas Mskln, pastor of St. Andrews, has announc­ ed that Stanley Harris, direct­ or of Uw Orange Blossom Chorus, will be guest soloist for this Sundsy morning’s ser­ vice at the church,. Harris will sing The Lord’s Prayer. 4 29 TH E NEW 96 '65 BISCAYNE similar t « 111naira lion (W IT H ORDER) W E L O O H # W AOON Virginia Potroaki P. O. Hos 1JI4 tianfurd Nora Norria T K 8-1514 B. BcminoU Phyllla itugrnatiM F A I -8254 Lnka Mary Mildred Haney •48-5831 Deltona Mary Gettlnga Bear Lnka 383*8847 - Sophie Hslaeo DeBary 888-4402 LETTUCE c FIRM 229 HDS. Fla. Gr. “ A ” Stewing PER MONTH MAKE A FOXY DEAL - GET THAT HEW CAR NOW - SEE US! HENS LB. 19 MOTOR SALES Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 * > • �* l 1 ■ ■?"'** -•s •**- m # I •* a • • however, these old missiles helped keep the peace. It would be fittin g if some.of them found a last use as satellite launchers in peaceful space exploration. But even if they are consigned to the scrap heap, it is a better end than that for which they were designed in case o f war. It is to be hoped their successors follow thpm there as quickly. . -i V-i- * j J WASHINGTON The (N E A ) latest coup of Lt. Nfcuycn Khanh will — Gen. disturb Americans n lot more than it does the Vietnamese. Word from Vietnamese friends in Saigon is that they string of coups in the recent past or the thought that there may he more in the next two year*. Even Khanh • haters among them seem to be unconcerned over the' return to power of this emotional general. They seem to think the coups may eventually lead to better gov­ ernment and that Khanh is a short • time problem, nifw that Americans are 'becoming disenchanted with him. Ambassador Maxwell Tay. lor and Defense Secrelary Finberf McNamara's lop advis­ ers are convinced there must be a stable civilian national government In Saigon before the war can he won. They as sert that every time there's a coup Hie resulting confusion srlx back the war for months. Ilut a relatively high US. official, who has spent the last several years In the pro­ vinces, has sent me word that the past several coups "did ­ n't cause us to lose a beat in the fighting." This man is in an area where the war has been heavy. Ills words echo the com- blocked any comprehensive national legislation to strengthen education. Although the President’s formula for avoiding any objections on con­ stitutional grounds has the support both of Catholic spokesmen and the powerful National Education Associ­ ation. which has traditionally oppos­ ed public funds for the benefit o f parochial schools, the blit" may face serious questioning in Congress. And if passed by Congress, it may quite likely have to pass the final scrutiny of the Supreme Court. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, chair­ man of the House Education and La­ bor Committee, has promised that this public-school-church-school issue will no longer be dodged but will be met head-on this year. Many on both sides would agree that it is high time that it was, if only to settle once and for all what things the government may or may not do in this vital field o f education. Thought For Today Dr. Crane’s Worry--Clinic Norma t* onr of the 20,- keeping your weight down and avoiding tobacco. 000,000 mrdiral patient* Hava a regular medical who enter our mrdiral o f­ rheek*up onee or twice pec fice* each week. Ilut half year but then relax and let of them (lO.IIOn.miO) has r physician worry for no diagnnauldr physical ail­ your you. That's why you pay ment* whatever! Thry are him. "worry wart*'* or hypochoiidriara. So place thi* Don't consult n doctor and When West German Chan­ fields. . , our opinions a ination to maintain i|s close I'anr Iterord in sour 11iIsle thrD keep on fretting about cellor Ludwig Erhard journey­ greed " U. S ties, including contmu and read il before you go yourself. ed to Paris to meet with P re ­ Between the two there re­ lo alerp rarh night ’ That's not smart nor e c o ­ mg dependence on the U S nu sident Charles de Gaulle many mained plenty of areas uf dis­ clear umbrella for its de CASE V-405 Noima G.. nomical. expected fireworks agreement. hut. on assessment tense, You pay him lo take ovei I aged 42, is a spinster school Instead, the meeting prosed of the results, it appeared thy the reapcinsil.iljty* so let him Related to it is the West teacher. so peaceful that speculation de Gaulle merely had hided “ Dr, Crnne," she begun, “ I worry about your physical German desire (or a voice m arose whether de Gaulle sud­ hts time on the theory that nuclear defenses and thus its am terrified lest ) might die jcondition. denly had gone soft. there was plenty of if. If you are uninicri ied or support of the U S. • proposed from h heuit attack. “ I can say," reported Er­ The nub of their disagree “ fo r Illy fattier had one widowed, then develop many mixed - manned nuclear fleet hard at the conclusiun ol the ment is de Gaulle's determin­ and never recovered con- 11lends and outside activ ities lor NATO. two-day meeting that "post ation lo eliminate United Sta­ so you haven't time (o fret He Gaulle, on the olher seinuane **. live results were achieved in tes influence on the continent “ Ileaidea, I live all alone, uhoiit your Inteinal oigaua. band, would have Europe de numertius v e r y important and Wrst Germany's determ­ And by all means take a pend on his own mtant nu­ so suppose I should tall In clear arseni! bill would refuse the floor O il a f I iday eve­ log dally dose of tile lust 11;cin|uills >■■ ever discovered, I he Germans any voice in il ning! ■'Why, nobody would know namely. God Almighty. Insistence tplu-r side on lo do this, team up with my predicament, if I maintaining a fixed position of rnuId well have prerved the * ..didn't i.-a. if llid telephone. if. Lord Get on lira side as Altamonte Springe Enterprise end of flic french - German I ill Mondiiy when I didn't 1v being a. live in a l.w al Mr*. Ritchie HarrM Mr*. Julia llartaa ■hutch. *18-131* accord which already has show up for my c lass! 888 5834 Hr.--ms s. live in the social "that thought len ities me! M* 4AM been u n d e r considerable B *»r Lak*-Fore»t City Id.- >.f your church, too. I panic every weekend! strain. Mr*. Maryann Miles l.»be Mary Hind thi* Itiblf* daily! “ What can 1 do to nh»p Instead, the subject barely 838-3*78 Mr*. Frances Wcater Villi Ml night, lift ' your iny terr. >r arid Htift'cimnl my rame up. 321*21* Casselberry hand liit’ h Hlmvi* l|i** 4fiVrr side de Gaulle a heart ? " 1 On his Mr*. Jane Casselberry Lake Monroe Well, Nnrnu. gel marl ied' -*k if you ;*lf pi artlig it in greed In two point* dear to 838-504* Mr*. H. L. Johnson 1 hAn u hisper hi p hat hHnr&, For spinstei h C**'d's Krhard's irarl 3I2-4T1* Chuluota One YV41 another try at Ger- and will owed folk it are nal On* pm\*T Longwood Mr*. Jnan M agi* "1 ..id, I am trying to h* a man reunification, and thr tii«lly more apprehensive mii.I Mr*. Donna Kalea 3*5-3743 faithful member of your other renewed move* toward deservedly an 838-3317 D rill ry Living alone, they realitr tram European political unity. North Orlando *'I!i|t I have a heavy day's But the final opinion was that they might tail to the Mr*. Margaret Cosby *88-4883 that de Gaulle did not give up floor in an attark and hr un- work tomorrow and ttiu* need 322-8795 Deltona ahle even to phone for the a hour* of sound atumber. much of anything "So will you please lake Mr*. Mildred (Jaaay De Gaulle is laid to believe doctor. Mra. Clarenrr Snyder ! §§8~iisi run Ih* mglit shift for tne?" M a n n e r eliminates this 221-4841 that economic and cultural Then drop your hand limp. Genera factors, plus gradual indepen "alt alone" fear Oviedo Besides, marriage extro­ H hark upon the cover* Mr*. JnAnn Haya Mr*. Evelyn Lundy dence of the Communist salel to n ’ll then he surprised at | 349-4871 vert* your attention finro 365-3160 lltes from Moscow make Ger own “ innarda" and iii.w reinved you immediately man reunification Inevitable. your feel! And your insomnia will But he does not believe I hat kerpa your attention on the rva poiale. other person. now is the time. For the mere acl of visual­ Thus, you are not aa like­ However, he s e n no harm ising God anil thus gaming ly to become a h> po. hnndlur in talking about it and ao he a wirier, r .ramie perspective, agreed to a meeting of U S. (abnormal worrier about your will i{wuif your |»-tty worries innards). French, British and_ West Ger Further remedies consist of and anxieties. man foreign ministers to con ) ou relax when yull in d ite Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., February 5, 1965 sider an approach to the So­ you are on M B team. And viets. God NEVER refuse* to tukr Similarly, while de Gaulle * U T H A. U U U .O W , iro n aa u r ts u iu E B over your night shift fur you, utterly opposes any surrender loaaoo - Ooaorol Maaasaf r u * K voi.T oi.in K . if you sincerely ask! The telephone company is of French sovereignty to « po HUHART A LEXANDER So quit pestering us doc­ m a t i. j u i i M u s Illicitly united Europe, lie demonstrating a new rumAdvarltotng Dlrootoe tors for sleeping pills and IL* a a s l a g E S i t o r puter-phone supposed lo make does not mind talking about R O T 6 SUUSSI . tranquilizers! Stop b e i n g DOMU W ILL IA M S that cither. He b elirvn that It easier lo pay bills. But il Advartlsla* H a w s i r ni-uiotir chain amukers. Just S ocials E d ito r JA N IE SH O EM A K ER in 1965 at least, talk is all doesn't answer Dad's plea — team-up with Godv PU T T IE AUSTIN Siaaiaaoo Ms— gar that will occur. "W hat'll 1 use for money?" ( Al ways write lo l)r. C ity E d ito r r NESS W E L L S It is probable he also be •/ * * Crane in rare of this news­ Machaolcal Hupt JU K I WELLS lieves tint time is on his side Pet food manufacturers are paper. rnrlusing B IL L V IN C E N T a long O m u BAttor on the question of the mixed- beefing about the current stamped, addressed envelope stair Pkoiugrapkar manned nuclear force. A Bri­ shortage o f horse meal. and 20 rrnts lo rover typ1‘ubllabod d alle axo*p t Satur da y, Sund ay and C k r U t in a a ; pub* tish proposal which would ttabad S a tu rd a y procseCIng Cbrlatmaa. drastically alter the U. S. plan it v iv K irn u s h ates has so muddied the waters Horn* D i IIt k f H o waak that it is possible neither ever Sly M oll S E M I N O L E CO U NTS A L L O TI1K K M A IL will be enactedSta W aak II.M t laar HISS 1 T tar But for Erhanl there were SS* « Maatka M i < Maatka positive gains. I SO S Maatka I II I ISoatbP He had reiterated and re­ l . M l Mon Ik l.M I Maatk established that Germany re­ V . • F a c i a l H a s u la tl a n a p r o u d * ik a t all ■ a ll mbacrifutaa ka tained freedom of action. He paid Ik ad van a*. had appeased former Chancel­ T k a li pra ld la a u t n ik a r at Lb a Ua ua d Frasa whtah u aa- lor Konrad Adenauer's wing lltla d a ic jw n v a ly to tba aaa far rapakllaaita a at all tha loaal of the Christian Democratic aawa prlatad la tkta aawapaptr. party which had accused him Kata ta d aa aaaoad claaa snattar Ootoaar St. 1111 at tha Faat of wrecking the Paris • Bonn O f fIc * t f Saatord, Florida, n ad ir tha Aat at C o a « T t M o f Marat. accord. Both would work in- his fav­ t 1SST. or in German elections next Mo p a n af aay malaria*, aawa or adtorttataa . o l tkta adlttoa of T ka k aafo rd Uarald B a y ka rapradacad la aa y B a a a a r w llk - summer against the German 220 N. FRENCH AVE. aat w r itta a parmiaaiaa a f tha publiahar o f Tha lia r aid. A a y Socialists, a victory for whom SANFORD, F L A . 322-5412 la d laid ak l ar firm raapoaalbla f a r auch roproductloa w ill ka .aonaldarad aa l a lr ln g in g on Tka t t a r a ll a c o p y rig h t aad w ill ka would be no less d is e a s in g "Headquurlera For Sprinkler Systems" feal« llabta l o r « * ■ * * * ■ itadar t ka law'. to de Gauiie than lo Erhard. Phil Newsom Says * . % ■t - , . Ing ■# C J Political Notebook . - / 'r >.r.: Face U p To It Therefore encourage one another and build one another up. just as you are doing.— I Thess. 5:11. • • • Our doctrine o f equality comc^ from-our-bcTTef-m th«rbrother*n>o<l o f man and the fatherhood of God.— Calvin Cooliflge. ’ v . Bruce* Biossot — Ray Gromfey THE' GREAT ADVENTURE aren't bothered either by the President Johnson's $1.5-bilHon nid-to-cducation program is not layre compared to the $6 billion in federal funds already committed to educa­ tion in this fiscal year. Its social impact, however, cannot be measured by the number o f dig­ its following the dollar sign. It is de­ signed to attack the twin evils of poverty and unemployment at their roots— in the early school years. It is aimed at no less a goal than to help “ every child to get as much educa­ tion as he has'the ability to take.” This legislative package won't ac­ complish all thnt. It is but a be­ ginning. Biit that it is a neces­ sary beginning is shown by recent statistics from the Department of Labor. They reveal that, despite pre­ dictions to the contrary, automation is not eliminating hut is creating jobs. And they are jobs demanding new skills and higher levels o f train­ ing. _ The problem of'chronic unemploy­ ment— or unemployability— is most severe among young people whose ed­ ucation has been inadequate or in­ complete. There is one other historic problem that may have to be resolved first before the Johnson program can bejpn-to o p era tion anything .elw^-XhaT is the question sof aid to church-re­ lated schools, which for years has ‘ I* Speed Of Obsolescence History moves with such rocket speed these days that even rockets can’t keep up with it. „ ' Hardly had they been plnntcd in their concrete silos around the coun­ try than some 150 Atlas and Titan I missiles are to be hoisted put and re­ tired. They'll be replaced by. the more versatile and efficient Titan II and Mtnutcman ICBMs, For the few years o f their reiffn, *: . a'*-*.* i; t - ■*» -71' and printing ovals when you send for on* o f hi* booklets.) Scientists at Marincland of Elurida have observed the spiny Box fish, covered with short, prirkly spines, blowing up like a ball when attacked. If under water, he will blow up with water; it out of water, hr will blow up with air. any power while it does live." ments of two Vietnamese cab inct officers Interviewed in Saigon a few months back. Both asked me in obvious puiilrmenl why Americans worry so much about the “ stability" of the South Viet Nam government. Said one: “ We must keep trying one setup alter another until we find the right one. This may take a long time.” The Taylor • McNamara • Rusk theory also holds a civi­ lian government is essential now — in the middle of the war. This theory stumps my Vietnameo friend, m a n y . o f whom are willing to give their lives for the eventual creation of a civilian govern­ ment. One of these, a civilian who had been high in a civilian government until a military coup overthrew the adminis­ tration he served, says priva­ tely: "W e might as well fare the fact that whatever govern­ ment we get for now — ami I'd like it to be operated by civilians — the final veto pow­ er must be in the hands of a military group, or military strongman. Otherwise, t h e government can't last or have He snd other Vietnamese explain that no group except the army has real power. A pure civilian govern­ ment would h iv e roots neither in the cities nor countryside. H would be at th e'm ercy parading demonstrators. In a well • established de­ mocracy, tha military will bark civilian government a« gainst rioters and demonstra. tors, but this assumes a demo­ cratically indoctrinated mili­ tary, a popularly elected gov­ ernment and a base of general support. General elections ara an impossibility with so much of South Viet Nam under Viet Cong control. The . last few governments, civilian and mil­ itary, were hind • picked by one group or another. It Is fu­ tile to expect Ihrm to have the loyal backing of all parts of the military. Thr Vietnamese who seem lo make the most sense are those who advise the United States lo play things by ear. realise the Saigon government must go through a long seriea of convulsions and put more of our emphasis directly into the rural provinces. You'll be Happier in a FORD from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. " v o u it n tirN D i.v S A N F O R D . I I.A . ford 3 2 2 -1 IM1 i trvi r i r W . I*, liI I V J Iti Our Opinions Agreed1 I * |"'■ T -|j'l-|.|' l'|l |1| l . | I . |V| 1-,- I 11? ' l>3 1 114 1 I ts . I T I f s t t s Ml S ........... a I Need More Room? Then choose a home in beautiful Herald Area Correspondents Ravenna Park “ A Community of Homes— Built with Pride” 3 B E D R O O M H O M ES (or as little as U ty * ^ a n f a r i i f y r & f t Per Month IN-SERVICE, INCLUDING TAX E S AND INSURANCE Barbs YOU SHOULD SEE THE FHA F IN A N C IN G —$84/MO. MODERN INCL. TAXES & INSU RANC E K ITC H EN S ALSO — by — GENERALELECTRIC V A and C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G PVC PIPE & FITTINGS USE THE BEST FOR SPRINKLER Slwswwkszh SYSTEMS AN1> OTHER COLD W A TE R TRANSFER PROBLEMS. NON-CORROSIVE 1:5 Custom Building , WE’LL EASY TO SOLVENT W E LD BUILD WALL SUPPLY W HAT Central Offica 211 W. 25th CONSTRUCTION ’ C O M PAN Y . Our Specialty St. 322-3103 * YOU W ANT! jr •*» |^ STENSTROM R EALTY SALES AGENTS Fhona 223-749* ^ i �Horoscope ’ Forecast Saturday. February •. 1*M GE <IIIU I| T n O E H 'm i i Until JfOOX aicelltnt Inftu. Inert i r i In effect thli Beturday for whatever boa to do with thinking of w ar* to art what you want - without Irrt. toting anyona alia. Tha attar* noon and avtnlng brlna to Ilf ht aoma vary worthwhile and daalrabla mrana by which to ft t thoaa In powarful p<»|. tlon to aid you to gain tnora auceaaa. ARtER (Mar. *1 to Apr. I D — An Idtal day and avanlnf to ba with food frltnda who ara vary much Inrllntd to ha of •arvlca to you. Coma to tha point quickly. Than you rui tha raaulta you want In ahortaat pooalbla time. TAl'IIL’R (Apr. 10 to May 301— Gatttnf Into civic actlvltIra and working hard la tha baat way to opan up naw donra of auccaaa today. Da with In* divlduala who hava authority over you. Gat thalr full ap­ proval. (IKMI.YI (May It lo Juna I I ) — Da vary gracloua whan othara flv a you aufgaatlona that ran cartalnly ba vary-helpful In tha tutura. Da grateful tor naw fa* vora. Thla atarta a better eat of condltlo'na to manlfeat the,,,, aalvaa. m o o t r iin .n t t r v (Juna : ! to July I D — Remaining atlll for awhile halpa you 10 k <i fine Intuitive responaea that can ba vary helpful,* Don't ha forceful. Gat out and pay htlle you hava been neglecting for eome Uma. LEO (July I ! to Aug. I D — Conferring with partnara li alt fight today, provided you flrat gat elavar Ideea from etperta. rina Ideta can Incraaaa tha harmony between you. Bring Inin tine thoaa who ara'unpie* dtctabla. v in u o (Aug. t : to dept. ::> .* Being enthutlattlr, about your work aaaa It cleared up In very ehort lime Dlacuea bet­ ter ayetein* with fellow workera, aleo. I.eeeen _lhe Igart of labor for tha futiira conaldrr. ably. I.1HRA (Sept I I tn Del. I D — Gat talente w o r k i n g p r e p - >a ly now and you than can a n W tha a m u if m a n t a you tru ly like. Bat up row* •p p ol fi lm vn t* e a r l y _ f o r r i t n l n i fun. thla aiwXleal day » ti.1 night. | 1 . * QJ Q K O IlF lO ((Hit. IS to Nov. 21» — Situation at horns require* that you labor m «rt to h*v* everyen# satisfied and happy there. Ha of a pealtlve state of mind. Buy whatavsr la nace» *ary to achla va greater Com­ fort. a A llIT T A n it* Dec. C l) — ( Nov Im p rM i 22 allies to n lt h the fart that you art wilt Ins lo ha mur» co-operath e In ill** futura. Oat a naw method nf ft ® o|Mpratlon. Fine M m * from r i ­ per! a ra n ha f o r t hri*mlnu. ( l l ' l t l t Oil \ 11»r»\ 22 10 Jen. 2iM— Dt»> ua* matter* of i»i«*party with irua e xpe rts and you ( # t shea 1 very f a it B o a . Tour bait frltnda will a tva w on d ar fu l auiigration*. F o l l o w them with alacrity. 21 to r*h. ftci 1’ \it 1i n <Jan t?i Hein* very w i d e - a w a k e » lodern M ta a and f h l n f a In i* ft• I live can lead to feat aucieva nnw, Oat to t a t h a r wi th th**ea of similar Interaaia. C o - o r d i n ate a f f o r d wtaaly. P i l l >*.a | F »b to Mar ! « ) — S h o w i n g that you a re w till n r to hava a ip a r t e gl*e you th# advice you need wilt b r i n g in fine ban# fit a ft# tp er lfh « Hh • ham. Bare jr ' u r fee lin g * wrhrro V personal matter* art convert* !*d i r v o i n c h i l d is n n m TOIl AY, he or eh# will ha vtty much un the ball where th# modern l«laas • and opeiattona ara Involved, and li n e r by f o l ­ lowing along aurh lint* real auccaaa can be ach laved ba r a, ba sura to train ) a c o n rd tn g U . An yt hin g connected with |*avrho1og> nr phllanthrupy l» at* • u hi t a I h r r a many person* a I nt r a nsr • •» I can ba helped during the llfattma. M A n .t r , r e n iM ’ ftvtr f, i h i tiK IK R A L T t:\ U K ttlK M Until NOON you art under flu* Influence* fur geittng ■ new slant how to benefit and gasn by the clever new Ideaa that you have, Tha jv m hr Inge to light tha apaclflc deialle by which you can gain your lungrange ambition* by the cour­ age and character which y n put Into making your dream# coma true. AVIIKS tMar. St to Ap r 1*) — fla tti ng Into new- a \ anue# of • spryaainn until lunch time a good, hut ha aura to monetary affaire later * • handle 1^ d> - nnmlc In g oi n g a fte r your « l p i « Huoctas 1* t'OnimiriiurAle wish effort applied. T i l i n g ( A p r . 2« to May f M — If you contact e i p e r t s you ft ud you can rope with l im it­ ing situation* much more e a s ­ ily. T a k a time to ma ke y o u r ­ self mors pre sentable l*ab«>r diligently. Out to f h t aoclai ia . ^ p, in f-EMIXI ( M a y 11 to June ID 1 — Vlattlng with good f rlei-1. you h«v, nrglt. led latel> ■ tin. during lh« morning a fi.r le r v lt ii I'ltn to get d u l i e i i f compllehed Uler, howe ver. O th . re o r, la a very reeponetvo Duwl. . m o o s (ittt.iin itv (June : : J to July I I I — Getting civic Of tolri handled nicely In *. ;u to vory peeelblt, 00 thot you .an lotor bo with frlendg for fun I’oy eome mention tn rr* lit matter*. Follow Inclination* tonight. I-V » (July II lo Aug I D — Stepping out tn meet the riant prrtopalK lac la tine during tho early part af tha day. but p'an to do your work latar. Oat tha aaelitaaie of higher-up.. fla vora popular than you hava been In the paat. f VIHUO (Aug. II to kept ID — Follow your hunchea In deollngi with othara and you kn ,«r haw ta handle them better They aapert bigger and bettor thlnaa fr- m you. Moat naw peraonalltlaa wbo oan ba vary helpful, atfeo. Lilt It A (Bopt. JI to Oct. I D — Be ing more c o -o p e r a l lv e with othtra b rl n g e abo ut a a r e l l e n l rapulta now. Xaw« actJvltlee can I ba dlacuaoed freely. Gel tblnga arranged ao that grantor eucrea* la pooalbla all nri und. J g f o u r i o (Oct. II to Xov. ID — Gel that work dona that you had planned on thla fraa day that mar bo. • bit etranunua and plena* htgher-upa. Flniah early. Then out to meet friend* and plan tha future more wtea•r. ■ a i i r r r a n t t a ( N «r. 11 ta Dac. I D — I>olng what U eapaetad af yon hr othara la Una. but talar gal tut and ace- mpllak what you Ilka. Oat Into tklaga craatlva put than In (Cm Ubm S Om Pagg S-A) ) * 1 ft �1 ' I I ' M >•- - —r . ■i- tf . 1 Horoscope Forecast (C o ntinu ed From Fag* 3*A) true n os ra tl o n d u r i n g p. m. r A P n i c o n K <D#r t i lo i m . |6>— ( l e n t ) * h a n d li n g i M u » Ilona at h o m i I* fine d u r i n g •m , but l a k e tlma la t e r to have fun with 'c o n g e n i a l * Increa se ab un d an ce. Ilalleve those tenet n er v e * later. A Q t 4 H i r e (Ja n. !1 to Feb. 12) — I f you have w o r k to do d u r in g the day. pet at It q u i c k ­ ly. b a t ta ke It easy tonight, w h e th e r out o r at home. C o n ­ sult wi th kin. H a v e In fo rm at ive t a l k s w ith fn e n d a . too. F U C K * ( Fsb. 20 to NJar. 20) — An y money m at te rs should be handled In the mor ning , eo that you c a f T k e e p a pp oi nt me n ts l a ­ ter. He su re to fill out s n y r e ­ ports. ets. In p m. Retting up a n e w b ud g et Is als o wise. ir vorn c h il d i t iu» n % T O D A V . you had bettor p re par e tb i n i w i r a million questions sinc e y o u r p ro g e n y has s most I n qu ir in g mind and vivid I m a g i ­ nation Cllvs the finest edu caton you can p os sib ly a ffo rd , since th rre Is br ill ia nc e here, a nd the best success can come fr o m b a n k i n g professions. • tocka and bonds, etc. w h e re the fo rt u n e w i l l be c o n s id e r ­ able. , F F . B n t ' A n r h. t w w (• K M C U A L T EhnUSCtCftl Despite some con fus ion aa to w h a t yotir person al wl eh e s a c ­ tually are. If you ma ke a point to sh ow others that you a r t e nd ow e d with good! comm on sense, anil that you have a real kn ack for w o r k i n g out details successfully, you find you can m a ke b i g strides f o r w a r d and can gain, the go o d w ill o f the Influential. AVtIRS (M a r . 21 to Apr. 12>— W h i l e Intimate and business matters do not jive et all, a lit ­ tle a cc u ra te f i g u r i n g will put e v e r y t h in g In Its ri g h t c a t e ­ gor y. Con sult" wi th some topnotch person wh o d eal s wi th f in a n ce s F o l l o w advice. T \ I III * < A p r 20 to M ay 20) — I l l g - w i g expects too much of you now', so be sure you avoid be In a a ro un d a nd get per sonal n u t t e r s handled well. Pu t aside those civic m e tt sr t until some other tiifls, M a k e y o u r s e l f more a tt ra c i fv s , too. f l K N I M ( M a y 21 ( o Jupe 21) —HTeiiing im p or ta n t a f f a i r s out o f the w a y first la Imperative he f o r t v mi dash o f f to some a m u s e m e n ts you like. Assist that person w h o li In dire need Avo id g la m o u r p u s s w h o could be m dud, a n y w a y . VIOOA ff I I I I . D f t K * (Ju n e 2! i o July 21 I— If you d ig up the data that has been Im possible f *«» you to a tta in e arlier, you nn Ita v * s dld:e d b t n * f 11a n « w% I *n ft»r w- a rd w 11h the 11mea A. •-rut Invitation from fine frie nds In p m, L E O (J u l y 22 to Au g 211 A f f a ir s with is t **s lie riled to b » handled qu lr k l v , so «l ■j fit.f » 4. i »- time cha tting with oh# wh o tikes to talk (let Into that! new plan with enthusiasm T hi s can b rin g excellent be ne ­ fits t l l t u n ( A u g 22 to Rrpt : : t I mm th’ts* Idee* that ••• « nr i ** I V*»il eo that you have e riinre efficient modu s operandl f"t the d a n ahead C o - w o r k e r s then become very c o o p e r a t i v e Ft* mor s specific in statins sim » i . i n n i i« e p t. 21 to r»#-» 2: » — Ffiiget plans for fun and r o o i e n t r a t e on g ett in g toge th et with e xpe rts to wo rk out V " u r most Important proje. te |tr r o i i f l r us and ex lading wi th all Then fine results o* rur vt n n p i n p v t 23 to V" v : t » ItiHteail of f o -eitig wi t h fa i f w h b h !• In a bad hum Kf*t Imp) with f f l i i ' i . « tti.ih* teal p l # n « f or the futiiie I**■».*k to tti «ef wh o are pt act Iral Inigtiove basic position aacaT T A iiii a <N « v 21 to m o w ia v Die » I 1 Hi»u ate aide in g. i n t - employ m m ( n ow that wi l l f»''east' allies, ) o*1r d!>*ct•»r M0 »t yo ur tailor* as It si era. Find n i t wh ere •he finest benefits * r e fin a ft e r thtio. C \ P H II Oil A (D e c : : to Jan , * 1*) — Pl an f o u r time In that > ini ('ail get business associates a p p r o v a l a a writ a - have a happy time at t i c i M t l u i i you like Improve yo ur talents Do n’t con centrate *-n money j cnl) t m ' A V t l t R (Jan. 21 to F « h 1S1^— Instead of t r y in g to force others to do your b i d ­ ding, tie mor e attentive to f a m ­ ily. H a n d l e those fu nd am en ta l Af f ai r ■ ijulrkly. (let r v r i y thing w o r k in g h a r rnonloutly F la t »:a ( F e b 20 to Mar ! « ) — I n d u lg in g In serious r ’n v r r Altluu with others will pro­ duce Di e d a * a you need at litis t i m e Th en y o u w i l l he ab le t o tin f a t r o f a for t h o s e y o u l i k e I n c r e a s e happiness I K D U It t M I L D l a IIDIIA T t l D A l , Ijja or She Will hr one of i h o s T ^ n t sresi lug pri so ns wh o wfill'b# both a h u m a n i t a r ­ ian snd a very practical, hard* he Ad ad bits l neat person Be • ure 10 gi ve su fficien t edtiica* (Ion so that these tw o quail He* can lie ruin hi fled tdrall v | for s most successful and h a p ­ py, s a t is fy in g life. Don't meg * l«et the tsllglous training, lith e r “T h e K a r a Impel, fhey g o net eiimpel,1 * ’l l hail you raske at l o u r Hie la l a m e l y up f«» 1 (II t Carroll 1lig ht e r' s in dividual I ForevaaL f or your ei|n for 1 March Is now re a d y F o r your copy a«nd yo ur bl rt h d at e and |1 @0 to C a r r o l l B l g h t s r F o r f rast. The Hanford Herald, II I 1221, Ho lly woo d 21. Califo rnia . Platt Featured' 47 Row a Perutaiag W as wh ■I f.rry (catfl *0 Pork ye— g In Local Races ft] llea.y blow U tiotter* woon4 Annual national drag rate* fraturing Hubert Platt and hi* 427 Kalrlane will ba hald Friday at tb* Otreol* Drag Strip. Plait ii winner o f th« *uperatock meet htld lait ,wr*k a t Uaceol* *• ha t u r n e d in « • c m * o f 130 mil** an hour in th« low 10 treond limit. Hfa tar ta on diiplay at Strickland-Morriaon Ford Company her*. John Parry, itcond place winner, add LeRuy Yarbor­ ough, form «r N ABC AH modi-' fied champion, alto will b* on hand fo r th* event*. Gate* will open at 6:30 p.m. with clarification at 7, tlmt trial* at 7:16 and elimlnationa a t 10. l 2 » fl is H | 1 r* r 1 rr ir r~ II vr U 1 ii u M a a n JJ ■ 1! r fl w W (1 lltttartet* t% ■ormU Si~ u * II sr xxsiram uaxirsm xwc • l u �r \ i •\ V w it ', * « . * t» j-t£ * L if u.. s j/v** o t .w 'J * / -** L * 4, ,.. , 1**~*^'*--- ■4 ----- - - ;■* »D I , I »#- *Mb» cd Baptist TH I! BEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 1lh A Elm 1. u Mnrnha.ll _________ P « W CERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School — CIS a. m. Worship Service _ 11 :H a. m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service ----- Tl*8 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I I I Park Avanua T. B. Chance ........ Pastor Morning Worship __ 1:11 a. ra. Sunday School —w. 8:11 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:88 A'm . Training Union — 1:1* PEvening Worehlp - 1:41 P- ra­ wed. Prayer Service 1:1* p. m. Alliance PINECREST ASSEMBLY o r OOD CHURCH Cor. llt h and Elm X. M. W ilder ------------- Pastor funder School — - 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship — 18:18 a. m. Erenlng'"WO/»blp — 111* P- m> Toulh Barr. (Sun.) - 1:08 p. m. Mid-Week Barr. (W od.) - 1:18 p. m. Church Of Christ V e it Prayer Servloe 1:18 p. m. Nureery Open . .. _ _ Sunday Nlta Broadcast * • ■ W ESTSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH llh Sb A Holly Are. John lb King ------------ Pastor • under School ----- 18:88 *■ mCundor Morning Worohlp — 11:80 a. m. Sunder Evening Worship — 1:88 p. m. Wedneedey prayer Berries _____ 1:00 p. m. f — CHURCH OP CHRIST 111) Park Avenue Bert Brown .------- EvangelloO Sunday Bible S t u d y _______ 18:08 a. ra. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Evanlng Bervlca — 8:10 p. m. See "Herald of Truth" I p. m. Sunday en Channal I Tuaeday Ladle■ Bible Claia - 10:0* a ra. ■ PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Poolor _____ William J. Oueea Morning Worehlp . 11:00 a. m. Bunder School ------- 0:41 a. m. Training Union ——■ 0:11 p. m. Evening Worehlp _ 1:10 p. in. Wed Officers A Teachers Meeting -------------- 0:10 p. m. j GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH U U A Orlando Drive . Hwy. IT-11) Sanford, Florida 111-11)1 The Rev. J. Gordon P e a r y , Peetor Sunday School — 8:14 a m. Morning Worehlp — UiOo a. m. Communion— P in t Sunday la Each Month Klndargartae and Nursery PAOLA CHURCH OV CHRIST Highway II Weal Morris R u b y -------Evangelist Bible C la e s ----- — 18:08 a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:08 b m . Evening Worehlp — 1:88 p. m. Bible Claaaea Wed. - 1:10 p. m. *n>ere can b* no harmony without you! Unless everyone joins in to­ gether, determined to make thig performance on life's stage the best one pemaibie, tha result will always be sour and discordant. W adnaaday Bible C l a s s -------- 1:10 p. na. FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 180 Eaat Second Street .Sunday Bervlca A Sunday Bchool----- 11:84 a m. Subject; "Spirit" Wednreday Service _ 8:80 p m. llr-dlng Room: tot W. Flret Wee wile ye: 10:18 a.m.— 4:lu p m. CHURCH OP OOD llnd A Pranch L II. A lf o r d ................ Paalor Hundey School ■■■■ 8:44 e m. Morning Worehlp 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Serv. );00 p m. Painlly Night Service Y. P. E. Wed..... ... 1:18 p m. a nd N ura ar y Monday 4:1-1 133:1-I Toeaday E uki.l 8 : 13-18 Taalma | <st2? t Wni nvaday Thursday Methodist Kiwi us 20:1-17 Jeremiah 31 :2-3 > * <tf7> t <s±2? t t giz7 t + <si2? t FIRST BOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman's Club Building 101 Oak Ava. Durward II. Knight Jr., Tailor Sunday School ______ 1:44 a. m. Worship Service __ _ 7:20 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF T1IE NAZARENE W. 2nd Sb at Maple Ave. Paul B lc k t a __________ Paster Bunder Schoel — 1:44 i Morning Worship __ 10:50 a. m. Youtlr H o u r ________ 1:00 p. m. Evangelistic Service 1:88 p. m. Mid-Week Service (W ed.) __ 1:08 p. m. Third Sunday S lngeplratloa___1:08 p. m. • iti FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L Holcombe, T u to r Sunday 4:45 a. m. _ _ Bible Schont 11:00 a. m. _ Morning Worship 7:04 p. tn. _ Evening Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Services 7:48 p. m. _ Last Wed. Miss­ ionary Service Sunday School FIRST METHODIST CHURCH l i t Park Ava. Rav, Roba rt M. Janklna. P a a l o r M o r n l n f W o r a h lp 1:10 p. m. Sun day School - >:4S a. m. M o r n l n s W o r a h lp — 10 :SS a rn. MVK Maatlng* «:S0 p. ra. * 1nterm ail Ia ta. SanUir) IV IB iS f Worahlp 7:10 p ra- 10:00 A- me Morn in g W o r a h lp _ Bunday Ev a n ln g __ 7:30 W a d n ibl a st ud y - 7:10 Conqu ero r a Maatlng F r i d a y _________ __ 7:10 11 tOO a,m. p. rn. p. m. p. m. Presbyterian FIRST FR F L U T T E R l A N CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oa k Ava. & 3rd St. O m v t r <3. Sa wa ll J r . __I ’a i l n r Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aa»l»taiit Rav. W- E T l m m t ____ Paato* Su nd ay School ______ 1:41 a. m. M o rn in g Sarvtcas .... 1I:S0 a. ra. C hoi r Practlca W a d T:I0 p. m. E v a ry On# Walc omt* Natarday Friday "I’ralma 25 :4-10 * Pentecostal CHURCH Sunday Kpbeatana Southern Methodist FIRST P E N T E C O S T A L C H U R C H OF LONG W O O D t i l Or a n g a Straat Rav. E- Ruth UreUit P i it or OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY Hot Elm Avenue Rev. Robert Welch ____ Pastor Sunday School _ _ _ » (2 a. m. Worehlp service _ 10.ft a. in. E ngeltetlo Serv. — ftio p. in. Tueday: Bible Training —_ 1:41 p. tn. Thursday: Young People Service 1:44 p m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH IIWT. 411 Ph. I l l - I l l * Peetor Cheelar W. Plank Sunday School —— ie:00 e. m. Morning Service — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — — 0:10 p. m. Evening Service _ 1:10 p. m. Wednesday Meetings: Organisations — 0:18 p. m. Prayer . T:*o A mChoir ------------------- »:10 p. m. T l* Cliurrti h Ihi i on earth fur the building of char**l-r am! good citisrnahlp. I l k * «Im k In u r of •plrllual valune Without a •trung Church, neither demncncy rmr riviliution can aurriva. Tbara •re four sound m uon »hy wary prraun ahould attend aarvkaa rvguLrly and au|n»irt Church They am: (I I For hia own aakr (1) Ktw Ilia rtiildran'e aakc. (3) For the sake of hk mnununity and nation. (4f Fur Ihr ante of lh> Church ILa.If. which rmda hk moral and malarial aupfurt. Plan lo go to church I larly and read your IhtAt daily. Bring your problem to church this Sunday, and offer it to Him in prayer. He loves you greatly, He understands you perfectly, and only He ean help you to regain the song of joy thut belongs in your heart. Church O f God O A K LA W N BAPTIST CHURCH 1T41 Country Club Hoad Sponsored far First Baptist Church Rev. R- T. Barrett ----- Pastor Sunder B c h o o l____0:45 a. m. Worehlp Service — ll:oe a. m. Training Union 0:44 p. m. Evening Worehlp _ l:lo p. m. Wed. Prarar Serv. _ 1:10 p. m. Kindergertan ALL FOR THE CHURCH Perhaps, when we take an honest look at ourselves, we discover •och things as temper or prejudice, jealousy or despair standing in the way of our personal happiness. And when wc arc unhappy, wc feel out of tune with the world. How can these miseries be overcome? find Himself will help us, If we ask Him. It is His intention that His children live in harmony and contentment, and He will show us the way. Christian Science JORDAN M1SSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1811 W. P in t Street ■ nadey School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worohlp _ 11:88 a m. Bible gtudy ISundsy) 1:00 p.m. Urengollstlo Service 1:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 1:00 p. m. Bill S t e p h e n !-------------- Fe»lor A Cordial Wolcomt to All LUTH ERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. llth Place T h e Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV T h la le tha Life" Herbert W. Ooeree — _ Pallor Sunday S c h o o l----- 1:14 a. m. Worship Strvlra — 14:20 a. rn. THE CHURCH FOR A l l . . . CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Bunland Estates Citrus Heights Rev. Charlie B Hogg _ Paslnr Church . S c h o o l , . *:4S a- m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. M Y F ---------------------- 8:10 P- m. Eve. W o r e h lp ----- T:J* p. m. Wed. Preyar Service 1:10 p.m. Nazarene Lutheran CHURCH OP CHRIST Oanava Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School —— . -8:10 a. m. Morning'Worship — 8tl0 a. m. E enlng Worship — 8:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer fervloa 1:18 p. m- jssas® !S? s-iix’ t * Eronlng Serrlco ----- 1:88 p. m. ! FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner llh Sb and Laurel Ave. Re*. C- E. Anderson----Paalor Talaphona: Ill-T o :i Sunday S c h o o l___ 1:44 a m. Morning Worehlp — 18:14 a. m. Evening Worship — 1:*8 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 1:18 p. m. PIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST lie ) 8. Sanford Ava. Ib Vernon Puller Sunday School ... — 0:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp - 11:08 a. m. Baptist || Free Methodist . Christian C EN TR A L BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th Sb A Oak Are. Call Smith . -— Pastor Cundsy School ------ 1:41 a. m. * HOLY CROSS ^ 411 B. Perk A va Fr. Leroy D. Soper. Rector Holy Communion — 1:18 a m. Family Bervlca and Sunday School .... — 1:04 a ra Morning Prayer fPIret Sunday —Holy Communion 11:88 a m. OSTEEN METHODIST CHURCH Oat ean STAFFORD MEMORIAL CHURCH North Monro# C. A. B e a l l y --------------- Parlor Orleen Sunday B chool----- 10:80 a. m. Oaleen Worahlp Barviea — 11:*8 a. m. Stafford Memorial— Worehlp Service — 1:18 a. m. Stafford Memorial— Sunday Scbqpl ----- 10:10 a. ta. .. BAPTIST MISSION E N T E R P n ifE • undty Bchool-------8:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp - 11:80 a. m. Training U n io n ----- 1:41 p. m. Evening Worehlp — 1:18 p- m. Wed. Night Prayer Meeting _ 1:18 p. m. Jlev. lb J. Boynton _ _ Pastor Assembly Of God 4 CHRIST CHURCH *« Church Street, Longwood Tr. Charles W . gtewarb Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 1:08 a m. Family fervloa A Claeeea , 8:00 a m. Classes - 1:18 a m. E LD ER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Haater A v a B. Hamilton Orllfln — Paator Sunday School — 8)41 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Training Union ---- 8:18 p. m. Evening Worehlp — 1:41 p. m. CHRISTIAN UIBSIONART ALLIA N C E CHURCH 14ti park A v a at llth St. H ot. a C. Data, Jr. — ranlor B o n d a r S c h o o l ------ I s t l a. m. Worship Service _ 11:18 a. m. Evening W orihlp — 1:18 p. m. Alliance Youth • Fellowship (W od.) — 1:18 p. m. (W ed ) prayer Carrico ------ 1:18 P- m. Methodist Episcopal Adventist Jamas 1:5-12 Faa tur Church School 3:4S a- rn. £**alon M iit a __ __10:41 a. m . Morn in g W o r a h l p __ 11:00 IHonaar F rl lo w ah tp ^ *;00 Banlor HI K *U o w a h lp S:00 E a r n i n g W o r a h lp 7:l o a. p, p. p m. m. m. rn. Wad. Frayar Maatlng 7:00 p. in. t <siz> t <slz> GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd* at Woodland Ava, Rav. John HL Htraa Jr . Paator C hu rc h .School I ; i i a. rn.* Morning Worahlp — 11.00 a. rn. M i r _______________ B:I0 p. m. COVENANT FREPFTTERIAN 1773 South Orlando Driva Thomaa IL M a k ln ____P a a l o r |j W'orahlp _ ------- — f:00 a. m. 1 Church School _ 10:00 a. ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleH O LLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK Howard H. Hodges and S taff PERFECTION D AIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-02, Sanford SEM INOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. * COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Ine. Harold Slama and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. 1and Staff J. C. P E N N E Y CO M PANY C. L. Robinson and S taff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff S M ITT Y’S S N A P P IN ’ T U R TLE MOWER SALES AN D SERVICE L. D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida S TA TE FA R M INSURANCE Companies Irvin g L Pryor and S taff W1LSON-MAIER FU R N ITU R E COMr. and Mrs. A i Wilson PROGRESSIVE PR IN TIN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff BOB’S R E S T A U R A N T Bob and Esteile McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S T A U R A N T Rose A Wilks Bowmun A Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenatrom and S taff W IN N D IX IE STORES and Employees * P a o 1a Wesley a a Met bod lab Rb M W. at Paela Bb James A M E , Banrord A v a Bb Mary's A.M.E. Church Bb Rb *11 Osteen Sb Panl's Methodlat C h u r c h Oeteea HA Enterprise Stafford Memorial Methodlat C l i n k A DeBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Pareet Lake Seventh-day Advamlet Church, Hwy. t il. Forest City Seventh-day Adventlet Church, Maitland Ave, Altamonte Springs Sanford BavanU-day Adventist ChurcA Bevanth * Elm . .. . . OTHER CHURCHES f A.H.H ChurcA Olive A llth Church of Ood la Christ, Ovleda Chulueta Community Church Church ef Ood af Prophecy, 15*1 Elm A v a Church of God Mission, Enterprise Church af Jesus Christ at Latter Day BalntA t i l l Park A v a CemmuhUy Chapel, Altamonte Springe .Western Urthodos ChnreA i b Johns Chryaoatam Chapel. Hwy. l l - l t . Fern I'arh Congregation Bath l.reel. llth A Magnolia Flrat Church af Christ, BclaatMb 104 E. lad SL Kingdom Hall af Jehovah's Witness Lake Monroe Unlb t i l l W. Third Bb First Pentecostal Church of Longwood Pul) 0 sepal Tab#raacla IT U Country Club “ *■ O U »* HoUnena' ChurcA OakHill Rd* Q ltflll P le fc r.lt Aaaembly of. OaA llth A Elm Banfard Alllanca chare A t i l l A Park A r e Banferd Congregation a f Jahovnh'a W ltnemaA 184 Banferd A v a The Balvaltvn Army, 114 E. Ind Bb Unity Church nf Banfard. I H d l i t I b B E T T Y CASS Nationwide Insurance Hwy. 17-82, Casselberry, Fla. T H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROW N PE S T CONTROL H A R R E L L & B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 25th Sb, Sanford • C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. KILG O RE SEED CO M PANY 1400 W. 1st. SC, Sanford BIL L H E M R jflL L MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st; S t, Sanford C H ELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. Firat, Sanford GREGORY LUM BER o f Sanford t IIIL L HARDW ARE A IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees I FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Sillouff end Employees LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir CondiUoning LIG G E T T R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman K oleff and Employees H • l • 4 A. D U D A A SONS, INC. Slavie, Florida H IL L LUM BER A H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crappa and'Employees P U B L IX M ARKETS and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBJLTTIBT Anti#ok Baptist Church, OvteB# ' Central Bap list Chnreh. t i l l Oak Ava Chain a la FLral BagUet Char oh Chulueta BapUat Mlaalon Elder Springe Bap Hat Cknrah. I l l Lebeoan BA rira l Uaptiet Chur eh. I l l Park Are. Frlangablp BapUat Church af AUamanta Bprlaga B b 4IA Altamonte Springe PI rat BapUat Church of Denary Plrat Baptist'Churah pf Oenava First Baptist Chkrah at Lake Karp First Baptist Chnrek a f Laka Uenraa First Uaptiet Church at LoagweaB, Oar. FHet* BattledCburvh <•* Ovleda First BapUat C h art* at Baa Lando gprlnga First ^hliah Mlaalsaary Bap Hat Church. riUTctb „ .> U a t Mleeloa, Chulueta B e jllrt Church Barth JtA eptiat ■ r! a CATHOLIC Church , Marnlng Otary Bapttal Church. Genera H » r . I Mb Olive Mlaelvaary BapHel Church, Bah •p rla s * B A , Leas s e »4 T Mb Etoa Mleeleaarr Baptlab Blpas Ave. New Mb Calvary Mlaatoaary Baptist 1181 W. llth Sb New Baleen Primitive Baptist Church, t i l l W. llth Bb Hew Mb Bias Bapllat Chnreh, I1M re ar Ava Oaklawn Baptist Chapai. t i l l W. 18th Bb Oilssa Baptist Chnreh / Flnacrast Baptist Chnreh. I*t W. Onora ItA Prairie Lake Baptist Church, W i r e H I , Pern Park Prepress Mlaalanary Baptist Chur oh, Midway Second Shiloh Mlaaleaary Baptist Church. Ninth A Hickory Sb James Missionary BapUat Church BtA HA i l l Osteen • b Paul Mleelenary Baptist Chnrek. Ith Bb Bb Matthews Mleeioaary BaplUt Church Ceases U elgbU Bb Jahh'a Mlaalsaary BapUat Chunk. •It Crpraaa Bb Temple Baptist Ohurah. Palm Bprtags BA. Altamaate hprings WaetelSa Mlaalanary Baptist Chunk, • * A Holly a v a eh Map* Baptist Church. 1U Orange A v a Chunk at tha MaUvttr. Lake Mary All Baula Catholic Church. T il Oak A v a Homan CathaUo Memu SputUmaa'a CiuA Chuiuata ■W ■! ■A—, Bb Ann's Catholic Chnroh. Perching Itace, DeBary Kb Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Mait­ land A v a Altamonte Springs CHRISTIAN Plrat Christian Church. 18*1 A Sanford A v a CongregnUsuel ChrleUaa Chnreh, tttl l'ark Ava. Norihslde Christian Church, P i e r I S a Mavea D r, MolUend CHURCH OP CHRIST CHURCH OP OOD SPlBCOPAJa Episcopal A v a , Enterprise Chunk HETUOD18T A Memorial Methodlat Church. B. D e t l a r y ' Ave.. Enterpris e Church at.O sA 1*1 Hickory Churchat OaA 11*8 A Preach Church at God. Ovleda /u ChurchW Oad U lm isA Haleaprba B albU Aacsneloa Lutheran ChuroA Overbrook l)r , Caseelberry flood Shepherd United Luthern, JtUU A Orlando Dr. Lutheran Church of tha Redeemer, let W. llth Place Messiah Lutheran Church. Amerleaa Legion Hell. Prnlrla Lake, Pern Park Bb Lukes Lutheran Church, Rb thd Blnvla Barnett v Church a f Christ, t i l l A Park AVA Chnreh af Chrleb Oseeva Chnroh of Chrlab LongwoaA Chnroh at Chrlab fe e ls All LUTH ERAN DeBary Christ Episcopal Church. LongwoaA A ll Balnls Episcopal. Enterprise Episcopal, Park A v a at ttk Bear Lake Methodist Church Bethel A.M E Church. Canaan llelghta' Caasalberry Community Methodist chnreA Hwy. 11-81 A 5*tney Itldge ltd., Casselberry HsUary Commually Methodist Church W. Highlands DeBary Christ Methodist Church Bunlead Kstalea First Methodist Church. 411 Park A v a F irst Mel hod let Church af Ovleda First Southern Method!at Church ' Women's Club 181 Oak A v a F rva Methodlat Church. *81 W. Ith Bb Oanava Methodlat Church. Qeaeva Oraes Methodlat Chore A Oners B A Grant Chapai A M .H Church, Oviedo Oakgrote Methodist Church, Ovleda Oateaa Methodlat Church NAZARENE P in t Church af tha NaaartnA W. 2nd at Maple Para Park Chnreh at tha NaasreaA O'Brien RA, Fern Park Lake Mary Church af tha Naaarena PIlEBBTTERtAN Community Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary First Presbyterian Chore A Oak Ava A ltd Bb First Presbyterian ChnreA Caseelberry First Presbyterian Church af DeBary, E. Highland Prsabytartan Chnreh a f Tha Csvaaaat I f f ! H. Orltodfi Dir, Bb Andrews Presbyterian Chnreh B ill Leassal BaA D r, Bear Lake U paala Cemmamlty praabytarlaa ChnreA Upaala lalaler Praabytarlaa Chunk. MsweU j a r Hb Ud 'I �. V. 1* i '•/ •• r f t - r . i: to* 'n to • '* i y #* \ * . M w / Johnson Calls Security Council In V ie t Nam Crisis • • / Hear Report From Bundy W ASH IN G TO N (U P I )— President Johnson call­ ed the National Security Council and congressional leaders to a meeting today on the crisis in Viet Nam. It was the third session o f the security council in 36 hours. Johnson arranged the -session, to wTiTCh he invit­ ed leaders o f both parties, hours after the second joint American - South Viet Nam air attack on North T li» Dick V n show it proving Dyke T V mart .and mort popultr, at tht weeks go by. But this coming Wed­ nesday's episode will carry a special message: From the American Dental Association Id keeping with.National Chil­ dren's Dental Health Week. • • • Re the four-laning o f 25th Street (S it 46) between Mellonville and French Avenues: Richey tireen, SRI) engineer at DeLand says that "W e don’t know when we'll get started — our budget is broke; we have to wait until we get some more money." • • • Joe Malhicux, one of the charter members of the Sanford-Seminole Art Association ho* tieen invited to be a judge at the annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. This is an honor for Joe as this show draws thousands of vis­ itor* from all ‘ over Florida ami ha* become a prime tour­ ist attraction. • • • Tom Speer, vice president of the Jayrer*. *ays the only group o f young men who have been turned down more than the Jnycee* at the blood bank is the National (iuardsmen. "A re we really all that un­ healthy?" asked Tom. • • • Margaret Toevs, a local young artist who is now an art major at Stetson Univers­ ity is the Artist of the Month at tlie Senkarik display gal­ lery. M aigaift attends local art classes as well as college classes. • • • . A fter a short introduction at t h e Jayceea luncheon Thursday, John Kridcr. speak­ er for the day, said jokingly: ‘•When I am out of town I am considered an authority and rate a longer introduc­ tion." It's the old adsge, John, that a "prophet ia without honor in hia own country." • • • We read where telephone aubarnbera in several other fouthcin states gut a tax re­ bate on their telephone bills. Maybe Florida subacribers rate one, too What do y«lu think, Bub Shedden? Person­ ally, we'll trade our tax re­ bate for a metro telephone system in Seminole County, e • • Sign on the fence at the gateway to the telephone company truck parking lot on Laurel Avenue, apparently a message to the truck drivers: "W e are happy you returned safely." • • * Here’* something you've been waiting to hear — the annual Art Show will be held on Feb. 21 from noon to 6 p m. at the Civic Center. Thla it a itimulatiag event that brings visitors from all around to join the local folks in ob­ serving what talented artists we have here. Mark your cal­ endar for this cultural treat. • • a State Beverage Director Ren Morris says that alcoholic beverage and cigarette taxes took a sharp rise o f M.20 per cent during the month of De­ cember 1964 over the same period a year ago. Morris al­ so noted that law enforcament activity by tba Department continued at a normal VevcL Seminole County * 41 * * ’ on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” < Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 fontlfc J W E A TH E R : Enrly morning fog again Tuesday, hight 80-85; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 67' United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., FE B R U A R Y 8, 1965 Heavy Fog Shrouds Area After Storm _ _ Dr. C. W. Baker Funeral Today; Marching Seminoles O ff To State Fair Cold Damage Showing Up U. S. Readies Military Force 500,000 Greet Processors Queen A t Sudan Salvage Crop Patriotic Front i FLO R ID A NO. 121 ... County Hike BRIEFS In Support Of Soviets Warn Schools Seen w w a Viet Nam in two days. The primary purpose of the meeting w n to hear a first­ Even the birds were walk­ hand report from presidential fact-finder McGeorge Bundy. ing this morning when the Bundy, White House adviser heaviest fog of the year on security matters, returned shrouded the Sanford scene late Sunday night from South and clung to the area for .much Viet Nam. Bundy visited the badly dam­ of the morning. aged U. S. air force base and The fog followed by about personnel compound at Pleiku a day the direct hit by lightn­ Sunday before flying back to ing of a Florida Power and Washington. Light Company substation on He had been in Saigon for Grandview Avenue, a hit that -conferences with U. S. Am- knocked out power over a vast bassadnr Ms well D . T a y l o r l s c c t i o n i j f Ibe eastern and and South Vietnamese -o ffi­ southern portion of the area. Tower company manager cials. . The Defense Department Scott Bums called the direct made public (he names of se­ hit an "extrem ely unusual ven of the eight U. S. service­ happening" at this time of men killed in Communjst the year. sneak attacks on U. S. bases He said the lightning struck in South Viet Nam Saturday. at about 6:45 a m Sunday The Navy pilot whose plane and power was restored in an was shot down by Communist hour by repairmen making i groundfire in U. S. retaliatory temporary arrangements raids on North Viet Nam Sun­ The substation series the day was identlfed as Lt. Ed- Sanford Naval Air Station, the ward Dirk»on of Wyoming. Pa. Hunt plant and all area* b e -1 He was seen tc parachute into tween and north to the Semi­ the aea. and a search waa in nole .Memorial Hospital sec­ progress. tor. LEADING THE SANFORD pirate invasion of The Americans dead in the Burns sa.d the hospital is Tampa today will be Sharon Drum, first lieuten­ guerrilla attack on Pleiku in­ equipped with immediate turn­ ant and assistant head mujurettc o f the Tw irl­ cluded: Arm ) Capt. George over to auxiliary units and Markos, whose wife Billie there waa do trouble there. ing Semino)e.«> Stnron poiea in hdr pirat* cos­ lives at 19 Patrick Circle, Mel­ The lightning and severe tume just before boarding one of the throe bine* bourne, Fla which took the Seminole High School hand and thunder awakened many per­ sons early yesterday morning majorettes to the Gasparilla parade. A sidelight of the power failure is that many persons were late in going to church as they checked their clocks on arising, nol realizing they had been turned off for most of an hour r\ ' i n * i * The rainfall totaled nearly 13087189 an inch and covered a wide section of the stale, local agri Funeral irrvicea for C lif­ This i» * return eilgageThe Srnumdv High School cultural interests said. ford W. Baker, DVM, presi­ nieni for the local aggrega­ Marching and Twirling Semi­ dent of Perfection Co-opera­ tion. They attended in 1963 Icy Rains Sweep nole* left early today to par­ tive Dairies, wera conducted and several year* before. Due Southern Plain* thm morning by Rev. Fred ti, ipate in tlie annual Guspu to puiade official pollcie*, no United Pres* International Chance at F irit Baptist rilia Puiade, highlight of the band i* invited in consecutive A giant mas* of frigid air Church. Interment was in buckled balmy temperatures Flurida State Fair in Tampa year*. Oaklawn Memorial park Ce­ After Ihe five-mile parade, in the Midwest today and sent The Seminole*, abandoning metery. a band of icy rain sweeping their traditionul Indian re­ the hand was dismissed f*r Dr. Baker, long-time San­ across the southern plains. galia, were enapplly clud ill several limns to enjoy the fair ford resident, died Friday eve­ Cold wave conditions pro pirate costume* In the spirit and later will In- treated to ning at Orange Memorial Hos­ vatldscj across parts of Wiscon­ of the annual pirate invaiiou dinner by the band parents pital. He waa the father of organization. sin, Minnesota, Iowa, Neb­ of Tampa. City Commitaioner Jo* Bak­ raska »nd Kansas The polar er. He reaided at 2001 Hibis­ T a m p a 'In v a d r d ' air sent temperatures falling cus Court. And *t apturrd' a* much as 50 degrees. Sun o f the late- Mr. and TA M P A (U P I ) — The Rain was felling in 38 of the Mrs. Joseph Baker, Dr. Bak­ wrrk-long (iuaparilla festival adjacent states. er was horn in 1900 at Ttftpn. - started Monday with the "in ­ Hazardous driving warnings Ga. He waa graduated from vasion" qnd capture of the were posted across Missouri, the University of Georgia • It>- liy u sailing ship loaded Oklahoma and Arkansas. LAK E LAN D (U P I) — Cltrui school o f veterinary medicine Hundreds of fishermen were groves show some damage with licarded, cutlass • toting and began hia practice in San­ stranded Sunday on I.akc St ([ofii the mid • January cold hue cuiire r s ford in 1925. The pirate ship J »»e Cas­ Clair when a dense (og shroud­ inap, but tne overall tree con He way associated with hie ed the shoreline. Authorities ditlon appears good, according par. fully rigged with sails ion in the dairy buainaaa, was at New Baltimore, Mich.i to the latest Florida Citrus and loaded with a bloodthirsty a deacon of First Baptist northeast of Detroit kept a Mutual crop condition report crew of businessmen decked Church and was a member of out in tatteied garli. Bulled up airen droning fop hour* to The report was tlie first tak­ the llutary Club and the San­ the llilltbuiough River at high guide them back en by Mutual field men since ford Mala Chorua. noon with cannona blasting the cold spell of Jan. 17-18. Surviving are hia wife, the away. , Orange, Osceola, and Semi­ former Bertha Benson, o f Ma­ Annually the pirate crew rietta, Ga.; his son, three nole—Damage resulting from takes uver the town and sets grandchildren, Suian, Cynthia the recent cold rontinue* to o ff a week long celebration and Stephan B iker; a brother. »how up, the worst being in witli a parade considered one Henry Bakar, o f Tampa, and the normally considered cold of tlie largest in the south. three titters, Mrs. Luna Rigiocationi.-This year it includes 60 floats don and Mias Pearl Bakar, Temples and tangerines were SAIGON (U P I) - The Unit­ and 25 marching bands from Tifton, Ga., and Mra. Roger ed States today poised the full damaged in most all locations. throughout the suuth. Holland, Statesboro, Ga. power of its military forces Tree damage it pretty well Gov. Haydun Burns arrived Brisson Funeral Home waa in Southeast Asia against confined to some foliage loss. Sunday to tie on hand to ride in charga o f arrangements. Communist North Viet Nam's in the parade's place of honor attempt* to conquer South liefore a. crowd of 70,000 lin­ Viet Nam. ing the etreel*. Sunday's swift retaliatory A fter the pirate* land, they raid by American planes accept the surrender of the against troop staging areas in city from Mayor Nick Nucthe Communist north made it KHARTOUM. The Sudan - rio. LA K E LA N D (U P I) — Pro­ clear that the United Statei (U P I) — A crowd of 500,000 Tha piratre, nearly 400 cessing plants are handling a waa prepared for a major new cheering Sudanese welcomed members of "Y e Miktlc Krewe record volume- of oranges in turn In the war effort. Queen Elizabeth II today when o f Gasparilla," will calm down an effort to salvage aa much the British, monarch arrived some tomorrow when they a* possible from tha rapidlyhere for a four-day state visit spruce up for the annual cor­ maturing crop. There had beep fear* that onation o f tha celebration's T O K Y O ( U P I ) — Commun­ Utilization soared to a sea­ ist China today announced strife between Sudan'* Arabs king and queen, son high the week before last tha formation o f a "patriotic and Negroes might mar the The Jose Caspar will bs when slightly more than four fron t" to overthrow the pro- queen's arrival. tied up at the new Curtis Hixmillion boxes of oranges wera W tetem government o f Thail­ A spokesman for the queen on convention hall where R processed, with most going in and and eradicala American had conceded them was "a will be on diaplajr and open influenca there. to concentrate. possible danger to her L ie ." to visitors all week. t SANFORD, MOSCOW (U P I) — The So­ viets warned today that U.S. retaliatory bombing raids against Communist North Viet T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Nam could have the "most State School Supt. Thomai D. serious conscqucncfei." Bailey said today he la pretty Chinese W arn ... TOKYO (.D P I).— Commu­ nist China said today it will not stand Idly by while "U.S. imperialist*" extend the war in South Viet Nam to Commu­ nist North Viet Nam. well convinced that the 1965 Legislature le not going to rafti taxei. * : 1 Bailey laid thje meant that if quality education Is not to suffer the counties are going to have to step up their f i ­ nancial support to schools. Bailey told the Continuing TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - Education Council, a group of - rash of multiple • falalil; ymrn— b e a d e rp ^ y — Lamar accidents p u s h e d Florida'* Sarra, o f Jeckaonville, dedi­ weekend death toll to 23, the cated to Improving public ed­ state patrol said today. T h e ucation, that "there eeema to dead included Leesburg May­ be a universal feeling that no new taxes are going to l « or Claude H. Moore. voted." Bailey said h# ran find no BUENOS AIRES (U P I) — sentiment for expansion of Miami Mayor Robert King the state sales tax or other High arrived here from Rio revenue sources that now supspiralling public de Janeiro on the aecond leg port the of his South American good education program. “ The feeling I* there will will tour and was proclaimed i<* sufficient increase in rev­ this city'* "guest of honor." enue from present sources to carry on another two year* the ‘most economical' pro­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — grams for all state agtnrlea. The Supreme Court took under "Unless there la a drastic ►dvlaement today a petition change In Altitude, we are seeking to h ilt a public utili­ going to find it difficult to ties cominlision he ,ring into get anything approved beyond Florida Power ar\d Light Com­ the programs we have now," pany rates. liailey laid. "W ith trhool needs eo great, w* may have reached TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — the place where there it go­ Tlie Florida Milk Commission ing to have to be a lot of voted Monday on a proposal soul-searching at the county to creatr a market - wide pool level elfout financing our 'or dairy farmers and diatrlb- schools,” Hailey said. 1iitnr* — a plan that could sink Rep. J. J. Griffin Jr., of or save the controversial com­ Osceola, ehairnmn of the powerful House appropria­ mission. tion* committee, echoed Bail­ ey '» itaUmenta, saying that LOS VALDES. Chile I U P I) although he hee not got a — An air force investigator closed mind on the subject, suld today 30 fret was the it's going to take a lot o f margin of disaster for the convincing to get him to even Chilean airliner in which 88 consider any expansion of person* were killed Saturday. present state eervicr*. "The people are feeling the Ih e propeller - driven DCS hit tax burden,” said Griffin, volcanic ML San Jo»e Just 30 feet below It* 11.500 - foot who sat In on recent hearing* on a proposed elate budget of peak. f t . 6 billion which it tomething ilk* $450 million in exera* of anticipated revenue from present, taxes. "W e must cut the cloth to fit the pattern,” he said. Bailey told the group that it ii going to take 179,651,276 more than present public school spending just to main­ tain the status quo in present Permanent removal of San­ school services, without any ford'* parking meter* will lie expansion at all. That ia be­ cause of Florida's increasing requested by the Greater San­ school enrollment, which goes ford Board of Commerce end up at the rate of 6u,U00 new the Sanford Merchants Divi­ etudent* a year. sion of the Seminole County . T ra ffic Toll Guest Of Honor F P & L Suit Dairy Pool HO Feet Parking Meter Ban Request To Council Tonight Chamber of Commerce when the City Commission meets at 8 p.tn. tonight in City Hall. Whether commissioners ap­ prove the request, they also plan to discus* whet type of parking is best on First Street and the traffic lane arrange­ ment at the intereectlon of First Street and French A ve­ nue. * U Two public hearing! are slated, one to allow apartment buildings in neighborhood commercial areas (C - l) and another to tons the newly an­ nexed area at the corner of 27th Street and French A v e ­ nue to R -l. • The Sanford Chamber of Commerce has asked to pre­ sent Its plan for a botanical and xoological arts with re­ location of the too. A t tonight's meeting first reading o f an ordinance chan­ ging tha closing hours o f raataurant’-bars to 2 am. Instead o f midnight will be beard. Eight Yanks Die In Raid SAIGON (U P I)— American and South Vietnam*, ese aircraft blasted military bases in Communist North Viet Nam for the second day. South Vietnamese strongman Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh said "70 per cent o f the objectives were de­ stroyed” in the strike ' against Vinh Linh today. Khanh said 21 Viet­ namese skyraider fighterbombers b o m b e d and strafed the military installa­ tion ■ short distance beyond the border o f North Viet Nam with the eupport o f American aircraft. Ha said "a number of smoke column! and fire* were seen in the area of the ob­ jective*." The U. S. Embassy con­ firmed W m nil's jeport but c«t fused to give any specific de­ tail* about the part played by the American planet. Forty-nine American jets attacked a Communist troop staging area at Dong Hoi Sunday in retaliation for a Viet Cong guerrilla raid on n C .~ ?r r h a *e - Ih a L le ft eight LBJ Requests 'Beautiful America' W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — President Johnson **nt Con­ gress his conservation mes­ sage today aimed at keeping America beautiful through ' water and air pollution con­ trol. * The message was tha lat­ est in a series sent to Capitol Hill for the admlnietration'a "Great Society” program. Johnson is expected to. »sk _ the'_ feiTFrir laVimatfeW fo r ' new measures to beautify federal highwayi, and to ask federal-state co-operation in establishing more parki, sea­ shores and open epacee In tha countryside. Other congressional newt: U A R : The House meets to decide whether to reverse its earlier decision prohibiting the shipment of U. S. fowl surpluses to the United Arab |gVpuldir (U A R ). The Senate modified the House measuro last week by giving the Pres­ ident discretionary authority to permit the shipment* if in national interests. K A T ZE N B A O H t The Rsnate Judiciary committee It ex­ pected to approve the nomlnat ion of Nicholas Deli. Katsi-nliHch as U. R. attorney genrial. The committee alto will act on the nomination o f Ramsey Clark as his deputy. A P P A L A C H IA : The House public works committee is expected to approve the Sen­ ate-passed $1.1 billion admin­ istration proposal to rejuvtnatr the 11-etale Appalachia region. Americana dead and 126 wounded. It was the worst defeat suffered by American forces in the yrars-long history of Vietnamese war against the Communist guerrillas. Khanh said one of the Skyraiders was shot down In the raid tix lay hut that the pilot hailed out safely over South Vietnamese territory. He said Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Can Ky, commander of the South Viet Nam air force, led the raider* in per­ son and wus wounded in tlie arm when his plane was hit by four bullet*. Vinh Linh is about 75 miles south o f Dong Hoi— the tar­ get of Sunday's air strikes. It is about five miles north of tlie 17th I'arnllel— tlie line Of demarcation b e t w e e tl North and South Viet Nam, "T h e government o f the reputdir of Yirt Nam lias de­ rided in order to punish tlie Vietnamese Communist* to tH i n d i installations north of the 17th I'arallel," Khanh said. Khanh's report was con­ firmed by the U. S. Embassy here. An embassy spokesman said "additloi .1 military ac­ tion was taken ugainst North Viet Nam tiHluy by Vietnam­ ese and U. S aircraft." The raid made it clear that HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Lothe United States and South retta Ann Calcagnlno, 20, w a i Viet Nam wera prepared retaliate against Communist shot and killed by a man who North Viet Nlrm'e effort* to mistook her (or hi* wife. James Sutton 40 • year • old take over this country. lineman, snot himself Ln the lu-ad after killing.the woman, lie died Instantly. Detectives said Sutton, who P H ILA D E LPH IA (U P I) Hopes for »ii early settlement separated from hia wrife Joan, of the 29-day Atlantic and 27, five monthr ago, waa wait­ Gulf Coast dork strike rove ing in her home for her to re­ appreciably today as a result turn Miss Calcagnlno, who lived of a contract agreement reach­ ed by longsnorcmrn ami ship­ with (lie woman, returned to the house first. per* in this pivotal port, Woman Killed By Mistake Hopes Raised O l'E N FR ID A Y e n iu ? iff f t N IT E T I L 9 izizwh All it r wy ™ a lw a y s BOOT f ir s t m q uIa Firemen Blanket Foam On GaBoline Hanford firemen epent five hours early Saturday dissip­ ating 6,000 gallon* of gasoline which epilled uver the ground while being piped from • river berg* to a stor­ age tank, Chief Mack N. Cleveland Br. reported today. The gee wee covered with foam until it seeped into the ground. Man Wounded A man identified a* John­ nie Jonet, o f 809 East Eighth Street, hea been charged on three account* after he alleg­ edly that Btraudy B. Sapp* in the right foot Sunday. 8appa was treated at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Jona* ia charged with Intoxication, assault with a deadly weapon and discharging a firearm intha fit/ limit*. Classic Tufted Bedspreads With Luxury Bullion Fringe twin or full 2,..*5 Ever-popular claaaic tufted bedspread In sturdy, long-wearing cotton edged with thick bullion fringe. Tufted all over for a pluah look and ma­ chine washable in lukewarm water. Buy .it in white or decorator colors. Hurry in! Tell frUnds. T >.« t • 4 •>* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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