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bat flights in Vietnam. In
K. Moore, RVAII.l command. Charges of .mhesel,ment addition to his Air Medal,
log officer. 1.1. Cdr. .loseph against CarRots Tabor. p. Eldredge will receive a gold
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than anyone else," said Vail- tract to sell city w&amp;ter to the ,
eye." lie's never done any.
Water Association. Inc.
thing to make me ashamed of
The now water system will
him."
"I raised him to be a good connect to the city supply at
boy. We came though the the junction of Atellonville
Depression days together. fie Avenue and 25th Street.

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Ited Sanford Monday to talk about his famous son. Shown talking with
the elder High at headquarters are Dr. W. Vincent Roberta (left), area

coordinator, an3 John Kader, local chairman.

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Lester High (center) father of Robert King High %j4.

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from Reconnaissance Attack ed to Cdr. Stan N.
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like getting in the pay line at parently are not involved in
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says.
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attempt to enter the
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the PlOP
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would write the American about six utility companies
itting men in Vietnam more operating In the county fur.
it would help build up the Mo- nishinic water and sewerage

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ernatoris*l &amp;anisdate Robert ha, been in I-brims sIne.
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WtS1ilN(ToN (UPI) -' hour high, tail * visit to his usry, nsal,ing appearances
Earl F. Holwndorfl, cutoffs of water servic, anti whiskey Sunday night in the
First Infantry Division, writes the chemical quality of water, burglary of Ruhhiuig huh IreiiIcnt ioiin'mon pl a nned 1mm tIII'.5 t-sImjialgfl headquarters th
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has not received any Ile said a few complaints Country Club. lie failrol club
in all I fly 'to Chicago late Imlay to, livre Munday.

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At the start it looked flawless.
Vernon W. Dunn, Fern Park, along First Street to the employe* of the 81. Bell$ Dykes returned a guilty verI Paper Company.
. kind enough to protect them 24.
But sround control failed to
dIct
against
Joe
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Wimpeo,
the
Civic
Center.
The resolution is the out. also appeare
from the live critters.
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receive data.
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OCALk
(UPI) - A public During the first primary, The Agena rose
;oSer F. Dy- plaints the board receives in Stand in uIpposition to proposed will be held at the
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white cloud of smoke. trailing
nter frum 10 to it a.m. I sture.
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annexation
by
tlso
city
which Robert Wilt charged that the poll
kes, sitting this week as chief rogard to the service
Id" golden flame.
A drug representative, sot Victim in the case was
•'All th e ladies are invited
12- King 111gb labeled a phony was handled by a
officer In the spring term of rates of utility firms operat- Cuselberry of a block in to
meet lira. Burns and have connected with The Bams year-old boy.
by
supporters
of
survey
run
south
Fern
Park.
circuit court criminal trials, ing, in the county.
Wimpee pleaded noll* con. Smtt Kelly, predicted today In Gainesville, and run by W. mission control *heath@T,.
offee at the Civic Cvnter," campaign. a" on the
The board autorized its
is a stickler for formality. One
W. must either go to the
At. Mrs. Jane McKlbhin. chair- other side of The door hand- tendre to the harges, anti that 111gb wIll win the Florida J. btcCawley, a junior college
und Agena was four
of the judge's first requests PSC for action or set the torney to Investigate the
out free samples of Judge Dykes ordered a preminutes
into the flight. This
susan
fur
thus
event,
said
to.
log
professor
in
Ocala
and
could
governorship,
Monday when court convened county enabling legislation to tion and to see If th county
sentence investigation.
headache powder,
was unexplained.
Kelly
is
now
campaigning
not
be
believed,
was to ask all partlea-lutons, regij.Iath
thes, utilities," should become involved. Has
The governor's wife will be
are flying low with
for High against Gov. Haydon
upon accompanied to Sanford
witnesses, court officers and Chairman John Alexander report will depend
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Instispectators -to hereafter don said.
whether the board asks for an Dan Wright, a Sanford na-1
v ey showed Ifigh will get nan and Stafford were being
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tending court sessions.
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Sanatarian
general
In
regard
to
the
Fl,,id, Industrial
William C. Schnelder, mis.
a report by
port is strong enough to w in We In such populous areas as
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V. J. Robbins.
Sarasota, Manatee, Lake, slon director, 41'scrubbed the
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the
nomination
for
High.
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Mrs Burns'
appearance
"Something must be done temPL
institute Surveys Indicate Hillsborough. P a I k , Volusia entire mission," Gemini coa.
inole High. where football is to provide better service,"
here IA sponsored by the
trol announced. "We will not
Ifigh
will receive 61 per cent and Broward Counties.
king. brings home its first
flayllurl Blirlift for Governor;
It did not analyze the We fly today."
Robbins said.
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of
the
Note
In
the
second
pri.
state championship In TRACK.
Climmittee. Robert q. Bill.
in Dade and Duval. home
Next step was to try. be
rpenter from Flat Crack Mary," the poll said.
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Ily 1141ttie Austin
A thief stole an undeterWhat's that?
counties of the candidates. ,learn the cause.
he has investigated are most- mined amount of money and himer it chairman.
Lester Iligh. father of gub- I ':
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persuaded to climb into the panies operating in th
JAM14ONVILLE (VPI)- mediate sentencinir In the
alligator pits at the Municipal Johnson was requested to park in the Wekiva Springs arrive by helicopter at 9:30 I
ng BOY. Illydon cuse nn(I ordered a pre-gentSaturday
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Inketo
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Orunge
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corn.
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pool for their practice sessions
nosed out in the May 3 pri. support here from the Kelly
I make a joint ap- forces. The No men polled
Academy pool has been closed
here at the
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to tIsm. With th. public
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partner, Charles P. Byin
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High for the governorship,
said he felt the firm
macbed a "conflict-of.lz
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Food Prices Up

LONDON (UPI) — Briti
first maritime strike in
Years drove fresh food pr
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threatened to declare a nat
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The strike by the 63,
member National Union
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meeting.
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Before flying here Mc
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night, Burns appeared on
vision in Jacksocvlfle
again accused his opponi
the Democratic guberna
runoff race, Miami Mayo
bert king 111gb, of "rest
to a paid bloc vote."
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Julia C. Harts, Florence L. primary," Burns said. He
Frye, William T. Wade, Paul individual Negroes did
P. Stalks, Hazel M. Durso, like the bloc vote but th
Ullie B. Britt, Rosette, Moses, 0had been In evidence gob
Rebecca Whigham, Valerie High.

en stars were beta and
thea's sparkled brightly
Ught at the Sanford Civic
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is presented Its annual
g Serenade,
seven stars, some of
i sang solos for the first
were heard singing the
a of "De Blue Tail Fly."
included Dr. Wade Garb
Martin Stinecipher, flow.
none, Gary Helms, Ivan
r, Albert Williams and
in Adams.
capacity audience was
ilasUe in Its response to
(Dick) Aiken and Silos.
both of whom sang so
vith the chorus. Aiken
"Anywhere I Wander"
h. "Whiffenpool Song"
tinecipher was heard In
male number, "M Bat-

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S. Viet Officer
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tie Hymn of the Republic."
Members of the Seminole
Sparking the program was High School Glee Club who
the Seminole High School Tn- served as ushers were Chris.
p11 Trio as the also girls ap. tine Almquist, Linda Roofer.,
peered In formal attire. Heard Pamela Ricks and Martha
singing show tunes and novel. Jobnso.
ty numbers were Anna Lea
So esthuslastle was the mud.
Herman, Denise LaTour, Jeri linee they applauded new
Wheatland, Cindy Slayton, So. Robert Carnie led the chorus
nita Johns, April Zsambeky, In his own composition, "San.
Co is is 10 Stewart, Theressea ford on the Lake." The dine.
Whitten and Cathy Green. Ac- tor received appreciative nec.
companists were Brenda Car- ogattice from the audience, as
roll and Mn. Jennifer Halley, did accompanist Mrs. Betty.
Glee Club director.
Smith. — Anne Aiken..

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Members of the junior high
class of St. Luke's Christian
Day School in Slavia will present a "Sing Out" at 7:30
p.m., May 26, In the school
auditorium.
The program of song and
narration revolves around a
story of five exchange students who come to the United
States, The American stud.
cnts plan an entertainment
for then, only to be entertained by the foreign youths.
Taking hart, of the foreign
students are Beth Duda, a
student from India; Margret
Mueller, a student from Switzerland; Bobby Bradshaw,
from Sudan; Stanley Lukas,
from Germany, and Chris
Barnes, from Mexico. The
teacher is portrayed by Linda
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reached that tt-n.kr age Satur'iay. ' ' ' A ?-,. In anther
Cal, Yvonnn Stripling, who
has reached her I Itis year.
She had a few of Ii'r young
friends In her home to enjoy
a wiener roust. Monday afternoon, li.'ar.i they had a jolly
good time, 101). - • • c;ii t,,
know that Fred Holly is now
home after being confined to
the local hospital. fit-'a doing
fine. That's good. ' * 0 Myrtle
(Mrs. John i'itkctt of Jacksonville s pent last Saturday
here with her sister. Rena
Hawkins, ' ' ' The Herman.
Spiveys had lonti of e')nipafly
One of the
Iat weekend. '
visitors was not exactly a
visitor, Hobby Dodge, (their
son-in-law) who is * patient
t the iusvil lI'ntpital in Jacksenvitle, was here for the
weekend visiting hi-s wife
Grace Ann (Spivey) and her
family. Bobby will be up there
for a while longer. Another
visitor was Wayne Craft, who
is statlund at Astor Park
and the other visitors were (ho
Fred James family of Lake
Mary. ' ' ' The Robert Martins and eon, Wayne, of Cocoa,
spent Mother's Day with his
mother. Mrs. 11. A. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coylngton and children a nti Mrs.
Gctrtrude J.cG.r spent last
weekend with the Dewey I.e.
(Icr family in Lakeland. '
RuthGallagher will be hostess
to the Seminole County homemakers Council at her home
Thursday at 10:30 sns. The
presidents and del,ucates of
each club are asked to attend. 9 a • Ruth's Lake Mark.
ham Homemakers Club will
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meet at her home Friolisy.
The Lake Mourue 1"IO ciu.cd

tion service. New president is
Clyde lbertaon. Outgoing
prti,Ient, Walter liothea, gave
a not interesting year's re.
port. The evidence can be seen
in the school, the new tables
in the community building, out
on the school grounds, new
library books in the library
mid many other things. '
New officers were installed at
the monthly meeting of the
lAke Monroe Homemakers
club. Olga Hunter did the
honor of installing and the
members enjoyed a delicious
covered dish supper. Wish you
could have seen the beautiful
flowers. Jutinitis Pent and Retty Mann brought roSes, giaIg,
Easter hues and sweet peas.
They were really beautiful.
' Mrs. Clara (51. 0.)
'
Matheson has returned home
after being called to North
Carolina because of a death in
her family. We offer our sysn.
pathy to her and the other
members of the family. • S •
At a recent meeting of the
Seminole County School Bus
Drivers Association It was de.
cided to have the drivers be
in uniform. White blouse, and
shirts and navy blue skirts
and trousers. They also will
wear a type of hat to be chosen.'' • Bob and Maria John.
son have been enjoying a
week's vacation and now they
are back at the same old daily
grind. They spent several days
at New Smyrna and then
came back here to enjoy a few
games of golf. • • • Out
thought this week , - . Form
the habit of reacting YES to
a new Idea. First think of all
the reasons why it's good;
there will be plenty of people
around to tell you why it
wont work.

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Certlfi(-atp No. 91
Year of
Solo Parts will be sung by
luuance ISIS
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Mary Jane Silkier, Karen i T155 COL%TY j1I14IE'5
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sorit:,: or s-lasso a',iiTios of
Seminole, 8tte of
vote I-I 5.55. isis rassu TIcS
thu.,s au.-h rortifir A to ,hail Se
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To WhOM IT MAY t)Nti'It' property
tifirat, will be sold to It.
xo-rit: is ii t:sis:uv uivt:s highest
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By Ruth Davidson
u,ii report as such K.,.-utor, f.,rI. l"lori,I*, on Site first Mon.
hss (lay Iii the naunib of Jun.', 1314,
Oviedo Town Council will ail that the uniersItieilunit
which I. the 4th day of Jun.,
.I,o fle.5 Its petition for
hold a public hearing at 5:30 is-hare", and that it will all- l's'Voted this 35th lay of April,
pm. Thursday In the Town .1y to the Honorable Karirt. I'll
I.u.h.ilI.r, County Jui*e of
Hall to consider changes and i,-r,,It,ole
County. S'lorl,li, (01 (OCfIeI,il Clerk's Seat)
Arthur If. Ite'-kwilh, Jr.
amendments to the zoning or- li,n, fl, A. 51. SuIC for approval
Clerk or Cir-uit Court.
if iiie pattie sf1 fur an or-te r
dinance
as
requested
by
ownIt. nil it"is C. it tat y, i'Iorida
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IIr,,tInC ,ilpltlbijttofl at'S fr
Sly: ii N. Tamm. Jr.
ers of the properties involved. Ia! •tt.i,,,rge no
of
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ally 3. I", 17. 1. list
Mayor Lee Gary has re- It.. i:tat,, ,f unIt uei I-ari,-1 UeepaarI.
quested zoning be changed
I ''.TKI) tI-il. 11th day of
from R-I to C-i for lots 2 115), A. I). 1351.
I.u)iMI-:lttIAI. llt.NK AT
through 4, Block H. Alexanl)AYTt'.-i.% ult:ACII
dria, and It. M. Estes seeks a
Sty; J-, l,n It Simt'.nn
It. Vi.-. Prealient •nI ehanite from 8-i to C.i for
Trust IUfIc.r
the east half of lots 4 and 3,
As Ke,'atl.,r or the F.,tiie
of huSh Noel Yarwell, lie-' No long,r be annoyed or feel thi.at.
Eric Anderson's Addition.
isle b,'tati of lam*. wobbly fatal
All persons and citizens in- 'tirtle II.as,h
teeth. rAOTEaTH. an imprav.i sitsa very successful year Tues.
Ily Mrs. H. L. i,,hnon
In,inon-arid)) powder. sprinkled oc
tcrostcd will be given oppor- '.tlorfl"y for I-v1,tie
att platen holds them firmer soihel
litilo there . , - I want to I'y evening by having a ccv- tunity to be heard at the meet- - 'u!l.h ay 1, as, 31. 1 Jut. - l eeS
more comfortable. Avoid intbat'
1. 13*1
raea,n,nt roused by looei plstu Gal
wish Miss Debbie Kti'lin,r- a cred dish supper and installa. ing.
PAIITZxTU at any drug count.?.

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This is a very fine thing
this club Is doing and a ge,
ture which Is unequalled In
school history," said Principal
A.,,
J. Bracken.
miss governing the
scholarship state that the
award-winning student must
Intend to make a career in
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agriculture, must attend SemiThat perennial guest, 'Ilte note
and later
Man Who Came to Dinner," the University of Mrids,
will come to Lyman High whlchhasaprlmsColieg,eI
School auditorium at $ pits.,
~ The selection committee will
Friday, when the Lyman Ut- be composed of three memtie Theatre Players present ben of the Seminole County the Senior Class Play. The • Farm zsureau 'routn Commitpublic Is invited and student tee. Applicants must have the
approval of the school printickets will be half price.
cipal and the vocational agriThe popular three-act play culture teacher.
by Kaufman and Hart Is be. Tb@ scholarship provides a
big directed by Sirs. Carolyn stipend of $150 each semester
Durak, Lyman speech and totaling $300 a year toward
drama teacher. Valorle Shea, the cost of matriculation, textbooks and other necessary
a senior, is assistant director.
fees.
Seniors James Smith and
Other requirements are that
Kathy Kent have the lead
the recipient be a worthy and
roles of Sheriden Whiteside
senior boy, (or girl)
and his secretary, Maggie needy
and that upon completion of
Cutler.
the four year college course,
Also in the cast are Carolyn
the student return to Florida,
Thomas as Silas l'reem; Don
"preferably Seminole CounDempsey as Dr. Bradley;
ty," to work in agriculture for
Cindy Legg as Lorraine Shela period of months equal to
don; John Stuart as Bert Jef- the number of months reedyferson; Dennis Guthrie as
ed under the scholarship. tinSir, Stanley; Mike Watts as
der these terms the recipient
Richard Stanley, and Martlou
Benson, Harriet.
Others Include John Wharton as Prof. Metz; Donna .50'TICK or *s-s-iii ITIOS
Mingo, as Mrs. McCutchn)
s-as -tax nr.nn
ferry Schomberra as "San. (I.e. 154.25 FI.rIda SIstst.e of
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ly"; Richard Taylor, the butOT!Cit IS lIEItl1flY nTvr.N.
ler; Joy Bishop, the cook; That C. C. )Isgn.r the hol.I.r
the f,,tiowlnr certificate ha'
l'am Conrad, Mrs. Deyter; of
fil.,5 •aId certificate for i-as
I)enflis Hearn, "Banjo'; Bob Iced to be Iai,i.,t thereon 'Itnumber ant year of
James as Westcott, and Kelly certIfIcate
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Slavia, entertained 3$ rnothei-.i recently at a
festive Mother's Day Tea at the school. Shown
preparing refreshments, punch and cookies
which were decorated and frosted by the young.
stern, are (top, from left) Johnny Lee, Nancy
Shearon, and Greg Harrison. anti (bottom) Shirley Medler and Anson Kimble. Each mother was
presented a gift made by her child and the
group sang songs, recited poetry, and gave a
demonstration of a typical mathematics lesson.

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lider, vice president; Lynn. Miller, secretary, and Carol Nelson, tress.
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Burns said be would
with Robert Turchln,i
sentatixi of the Miami
M. PRNROSI Row- contractors, and with II
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Future Farmers Set Up Scholarship
Seminole High School Chap- I" student of agriculture at need not np.y the scholar. anticipated that, wueking Is
of Future Farmers of Seminole High School.
shIp loan.
co-operatIon with the Farm
America announced today that
Ii believed to be the first "We hays deposited $400 Bureau, the PTA can perhaps
It has Instituted a $300 scbol- time at any
school club has with Ow Farm Bureau Schol. secure additional Itads from
th
arship award teas outstandattempted to finance such a arshlp Committee and
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said that Burn, at- Vanessa Hill, Ann. Hutchi- The Governor also ansi
The CI used flame throw.
The division killed 116 Corn____________________________________________________
tempted
to
"pull a hoax" by son, Collis B. Beadle,, Curtis several crltclsms made
are, tracer bullets and even munists, not a lance number
Including a charge
111gb,
introducing
U.
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Rep.
Adam
Fort,
Sanford;
Harry
FreeA.
cigarette lighters to acorcb considering the size of the
had the gre
the earth as they went.
operation. Its prim, object, Clayton Powell (0-N. Y.) into man, James J. Davis, Defiary; Jacksonville
debt of any city of sit
the
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Anna Bacon, Christine J.
however, was to destroy the
High was joined by Scott Owen, Deltona; Arthur Wal. size in the United St
tools of war.
There's no Match for FIsaelea.
Burns was major of lad
Had weather reduced the Kell y in making the charges ter, Longwood; Mar GuI.
yule before being elected
Electric Living at Sanford's
number of U.S. air raids on that Burns was behind Pow. bransen, Edgewater.
sine? in 1151.
ell's
brief
visit
to
Florida
Sun.
North Vietnam Monday. OnDischarges
"This was exceed
ly 17 missions were flown,
Kenneth U. Meadow., Care. W, 1,11 Burns said. He
Powell,
Is
response
to
a
nine by the U.S. Air Force
ly Worth and baby boy, Los.
newsman's question, said he ale Bridges, Sanford ; Lorraine laeksonvillu had less ths
and eight by the Navy,
niWce total bonded In
would vote for High U he were
A prim. Air Fos'. target
rdneus.
a "black or white" Florida Edwards, Luke Mary.
was the Mu GIs Pau at the
Bums also pledged to
resident. High has shucked off
*"DIN AINT%
northern end of the Common.
out for the small counties
Powell's backing saying he
1st
supply
route
to
South doesn't
guaranteed the current d
RUB, South Vlstu* (UP!)
llLINGTON (UPI)—Bewant "that kind of
Vietnam. The southern t.rmln. support."
Electric Air Conditioning for year.ro*and telling
utloa method of net
irma! rainfall Is predic t— A South Vietnamese lieu.
and heating.
revenues to the counties u
tenant fired to pistol shots *5 was in the Jungle* cleared Kelly said that Miami attot.
r the Atlantic Coast
S All-electric Kitchen and Laundry equipped by
tot be changed while h
today at a U.S. helicopter by the lot Infantry.
and the far Southwest
ney Henry Ar,Ingto, a Negro
GENERAL, ELETRIC
governor.
carrying Premier Nguyen Coo The bomber, struck a high. and a Burn, supporter, was in
mid-May to mid- June,
Education, Burns said,
lag to the weather buKY's sres commander sway way a mile north of the pass Powell's Washlogtou office
Electric Water Heater
S Eleetric Range
he major problem In Yb:
from a riotous muting with and trucks six miles north. last Thursday.
S Refnigerator.Freeur
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Other Air Force Jets hit road.
"Government must stop
anti-government officer..
bureau's mid-month
"Ifaydon ,Burns through
ROSA HOlLOWAY
Electric
Laundry
facilities
building
machinery, traffic Henry Arrington set up th
Drecast said subnormal
The helicopter's American
e Ross Holloway, 43, of South * anmerciful turnover of 401
Full Housepower
Ample Llgbt.for.Li,jng
autamatic.w.apons fake endorsement — this hoax DeBary, died at 6:50 p. us. I) cent of the state's teac
ratures also were in
mchIne gunnsg killed the lien. tunnels,
sites, and * river ford.
ct In the Middle and
on the people of Florida to Sunday In Seminole Memorial' ach year."
tenant.
The governor was re-enc
TOWN Al 1.Akl SAUIN APAITWINTS
Atlantic CoasC'states
Mal. Gen. Huynh Van Ceo, Navy raiders destroyed 11 bring the racial issue further Hospital.
so In the western quar.
711 BAST FIRST ST.
commander of South' VIet- Junks and barges, two trucks Into the campaign," Kelly Born Oct. 21, ism, in Whit- d by the Miami Herald
M. 335.1115
nam's 1st Corps, and the oth. and sections of bridge and said.
well, Tenn., he had li ved In 'ueaday editorial.
road
pavement,.
Causeways
"The reason Powell made South Deflary for th e past 17
irs in the helieopter—lnclud.
and a bridge near Vlnh were this endorsement was
Marine general —
alleg_ years. He attended the Church
heavily damaged In addition iance to the almighty dollar— of Christ, Sanford.
escaped injury.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
The machine-gun burst fir. to targets near flong lIol.
I suspect that's why be came
to Florida," Kelly said.
Opal Holloway, of South De
ed by Spec. 4 James B. P'ul.
111gb produced a mimeo. fiary; four children, Mrs.
ton wounded six South Viet.
Whatever
you
deliver,
tgraphed copy of a letter on James Kipp, of Sanford, Steve
nameso soldiers standing near
Tornadoes
television and at the Dade Bar and Larry, both of South De.
the lieutenant.
meeting which he said was flary, and Michael, with the
The lieutenant fired two
sent out May 10 from the U. S. Army in Korea; his moshots at the helicopter from
d
Dade County Burns campaign ther Mrs. Josle Holloway, of
a distance of 10 yards.
headquarters at the Dupont Sanford, and four brothers,
Fulton, who ha' loaded his
COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP!)
MOO machine gun at the! A tornado swooped down o Plaza Hotel. It was signed by Luther and James Holloway,
sight of the officer's raised this city of 135,000 Monday Elmer A. Ward, Identified as of Sanford, E. Holloway, of
45.callber pistol, cut him down night, cutting a swath of de. a member of the central corn- DeLand, and John B. Hollowith a burst of "six or seven struction through its business millet and the financial corn- way, of Winter Park.
shots.10
district and leaving 11 persons mitten for the Burns cam- Br-Jason Funeral Home Is in
paign.
charge of arrangements.
Fulton sew the lieutenant Injured.
Ti letter, addressed to
fumbling with a ,45.caliher
The twister and attending
Pistol and loaded his machine violent winds of a fast moving "Fellow Democrats," said In
part;
gun. The lieutenant tired thunderstorm, also s t r u C k partCHICAGO (UP!) — The
twice, and Fulton opened up Phenix City, Ala., across the "Opportunity will be yours
when
llaydou
Burns
is
. recorded weath er forecast sent
on him.
Chattahoochee River.
Other tornadoes slammed elected governor of Florida. a chill down the spines of
will be asking for and re hundreds of Chicagoans. "This
down in the South. One up.
rooted threes and damaged ceiving more quality Patron- afternoon High near zero,"
several homes at Milton, Fla. age because of your political a pleasant recorded voice said.
A cluster of five twisters was support in this crucial cam- Telephone company officials
quickly corrected the recordsighted by a helicopter pilot paign.
" Your responsibility Is to ing to announce a "high near
CHARLOI'FE, N. C. (UP!) near Port Walton, Fla.
—Police said here that Jack. A tornado watch was issued raise money, give money, and 70."
sonville (Pie.) authorities had today for portions of Okla. give free service or pay service to insure his reelection on
arrested Earl Francis Kraal, home, Arkansas. Missouri,
'IiIIliiUI1flH1WJ1tIIHH
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who escaped from the Central Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa. May 24," the letter continued. p
this and you will quality
State Prison Hospital in Rol. Tornadoes or funnel clouds
Iwo
1111h, N. C., in 2551.
were sighted late Monday for the opportunity of receiv.
ing
patronage."
• Kraal, police said, was pick- night in Missouri, Kansas and
an It
ed up by Florida policig for Oklahoma, but thue were no
shoplifting beer but a routine reports of injury or damage.
fingerprint check showed he Nine of the injured In Col.
Seminole Association for
was wanted in North Carolina. umbus were hurt by flying
Kraal was originally sen glass. The other two were In Retarded Children will pr..
tenced to life Imprisonment automobile accidents here and sent a film depicting Camp
for the murder of a Charlotte at Phenix City attributed to Chipola at Gainesville, a realdential camp for retarded ch*l*Ightwatchman in 1151.
th. storm.
dren, at a meeting Monday at
Wines Hues
8:15 p.m. at the Grace birth.
War, MOO tuuue hill aim
odist Church. All Interested
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Dade County area.
Burns called his off
help "non- political." The
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an shown here with their pnises. Lift to right are: Pint runnerup, XI.
run McKay; winner, Debbio Michels; second rwinerup, Jennifer Baton.

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pesters which has wit

111gb, who Monday charged I
incumbent Hayden Burns witi
:clitoj paironage lot politic.
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IVpp0t1, led a motoa
Wh1C was to atop In Rally
Wood. Fort Ldic,p,,,
pano, Bora Rain., k. Wont
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Tit. rebafr.d Miamian la•
is his Jicoad showdownwith
the Governo, at the p.11. Is
7L
,V-;; the Democratic
ruaofl pri.
mary aezi Tuesday. H. lost
In riao with Burns Is 11K
111gb appeared
tsIe,iilom
Monday nfgb in Miami and
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charged as be had earlier In
the day biters the Dads Coua.
'ty Bar Association that the
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Is tugged as well as attrac L. tuna, was feted with a black straw at, Is a member daisy corsages Accent ed
live Avoid fabrics with long, luncheon recently by Mrs. of the 1066 graduating class of red ribbon. The place cards
floating threads if the lurni- Donald It. De-nault at Creigh. Seuiiliiule High School.
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whipped cream using 2 cups' monte springs returned home sheds with nonelastic corners
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ads and In moccasin and sanL
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in red and white hues. The Conn w th a l
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centerpiece was a straw May the affair.
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder I Cole and Mrs. Henrietta
basket brimming with red and
Joining her ere the Misses
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoer, Itaines of Sanfoed, and Mrs.
white daIsies and fern.
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wh e ther protoned use of oral pealed in rapid succession I she Hoer, Mrs
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Following this tour of duty! an ovation and asked that site
trip" to the Seminole Audu. must appreciative.
lion oe5et of which she is
11cr background for this ,h she returned to l)dHar) ittitit ietiiuliili a return engagement
Jimmy Lyon. a member
iiiiiniiiat past president.
explained to your reporter, n sh emliarkeci on a vacation ! for 'tti1 ik'lilit1iil arm chair
the 19M graduating Class Of
.Airs. Gray, greatly interest- cluded that of a teacher rep..
this last year, traveling with Iravvl around tile will

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'Ji(uoI annual May I) sy full fur 1)f,4 art', from lc(t, Beth Mut g in,

Frank Whighuim, Mike McGuire

nil, with the reception follow.
Air. and Mrs. Manuel Mello
Insr at the Sportmanra Club
The gr-m-elect, will xra~
Stewart.
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Pearl Wads, Bob Perdue,
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and Mrs. Wall Scott ToUt Sr. pre-nuptial party were Mr. salad oil.
of Miami, and Richard will and Mrs. Norman Jonas
Mr.
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Party Honors Jimmy Lyon

This young couple will eon. be olled before the first use
his fiance, SlIss Margo Lynn
tinue their duties at the holl- to condition the surface. One
Tefft, of Miami.
method Is to wipe the surface
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trip the newlyweds ill make each working day.
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I ert child Alice Dayton Mrs Laura
their home in JecKaon1lle
Con troll er Louis L. iuold lettuce at their best, store I 1).1 %.. nit dit ii dine br of hood
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Mrs. Joyce Locke and Miss RuestakeanewdIre
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doll cotton night dress. The Kappa Phi f raternit y-, MileThe 150 guests were served cascades of eyelet top ion lhlt Kappa an honorter
a four-tiered wedding cake, bikini panties.
fraternity, anul the i'oljtj.-al
punch nuts and candy at
t'nion lie will enter tlip (
tables sit in the yard. Se're•
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shortveil was attached to 1
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sang, "Where Ever Thou Go.
. attendants were all chWs, which were grown by I
Ms Marcia Ruth Shro, eat," and
Wedding: gowned
floor length frocks ifiend of the family, Lawts
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
of pink and all carried °r. flarkan.
Norman C. Shrode Sr., of
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Bear Lake, and Robert John
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Hamilton, 500 of Mr and
Deborah Kay Shrode junior
Mrs Ri,e.i! Haiio
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Cllicothe, Ohio, were united
Frazier and Mrs.
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Shrode Jr., both bde3rn*ids
little sister, Brenda Gail I
May 7, 1966, at S pm in a
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white daIsies and fern. Each
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small basket filled with daisy Sherry lute. Patti Prescott It, S. itlie, Wash., where they Wallin, Sirs. Mary llarnhart,
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Roy Smith, Janice l)ol.', Pat
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goin g In Stptcnibtn of t3 to 11cr audience, together with
Dory, Is In demand for her the Ddflary ?slanor ntirsing anti
unique travel talks. Recently convalescent center this last Puerto Rico still it-aching the administrator John M. Jenkins
she described her ,freighter week, finding her audience fifth Suit sixth grades therejand Mrs. Jenkins, gave her
Following this tour of slut) an ovation and asked that she
trip to the Seminole Audit. amat appreciative.

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Jimmy Lyon. a member of inimediate pait prrsident.
explained to your reporte;, in. she embarked on a varation ~ (or "this delightful Arm chair
the 1966 graduating class of
Sirs (era) greatly interest cluded that of a teacher rep- th i
travel around the wish
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Seminole High School, was
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Mrs. Joyce Locke and Miss Ruffles take a new direc. h W hile at Florida southern
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Sandra Smith were in charge tlon—Vertical
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dolt cotton night dress. The Kaippa Phi fraternity. Ornk.
The 130 guests were served cascades of eyelet top non Delta kappa an honorary
a four-tiered wedding cake, bikini Panties,
fraternity, *11(1 the Political
punch, nuts and candy at
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Hall, who played the tradi.
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the incidence tit prematurity maturity rate and in death Mrs. lielen Buescher, Miss
trip. the newlyweds will make each working day.
To keep cabbage. celery and i or birth dvfeets. Dr. Richard! in infancy and early child. Alice Dayton. %Ira. Laura
th eir home In Jacksonville,
Controller Louis 1.. Gold- lcttuee at their best , More I.. I)av metlical director of htuNl
Hall Mrs. James Wallin,Mrs.
%here the groom is with the stein said coffee soft drink them ln perforated or un4eal-! 11 Ia it n e (I 11arenthood/World "in falitilies where children Eva Williams, Mra. P. T. Pie.
Navy. lie will be discharged breaks put on fat. "Its time cii polyethyl e nebags. at refri• Population, wrote recently: are spaced," he continued, ty, Mrs. Alice Kreitzman, Miss

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makers Club mat for an all
day session with Mrs. Vmnnk
George, Tuesday.
The business meeting was
held in the morning with Mrs.
county •ztens10
Idna
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that will soon be taken
The flake Sal0 aponsond by
the club at the Cracker Day
celebration netted $60 This
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listed from Winter Park High
School. On 31sy 9. Wild, he

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Law lit -iltenther.
Asked by a fellow-phyMcian I When "pregliancles are re. M!". 51 ary Barnhart, Mrs.
Emily Tilman and Mrs. Ifiry The Board of Public Works
Weddina plans will lie is n- whether prolonged use of oral peated in rapid succession 1,illie Boyer, Mrs. Rose Bur

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In Business Administration. Mrs.
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Both an employed at Doctors
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Mr.. L. C. Murph.y,
Hospital In Coral Gables Silas Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson,
Sir and Mr. Bud R burn
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Th e young coupleWill COlt
his fiance, Miss Margo Lynn
tinus their duties at the boa.
Tefft, of Miami.
pital after their marriage.
Miss Tefft, daughter of Mr.
Attending the delightful
anti Mrs. Wall Scott Tefft Sr.
pre-nuptial party were Mr.
of Miami, and Richard will
at St. and Mrs. Norman Jones, Mr.
b@ married on June 11
Peters Lutheran Church, Mla. and Mra. Tum Hickman, Mr.
and
William Crosda l
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Mr..
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inst at th e. Sportmarj Club.
The groom elect will grail and M r. and Mr. Norman
Stewart
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Also Mrs. Mary Croasdal.,
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tamed at their Third Street medical technologist and
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boy was B. L. Tilman.
The bride's mother was
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Mothers serving were Mrs.
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The 14th birthday of Yvonne
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Mr. and Mrs Nath an Strip.

white sheet cake decorated in
pink and blue with the words,
"Happy Birthday," o
Those spending the ticlight.
ful afte r noon with Yvonne and
watching her open her many
gifts were Vickie and Debbie
Justice, Donna Pent, nrensla
O'Dell, Susan Jackson, Cindy
Domdey, Beverley Spivey.
J(ay Bans, Ricky Thompson,
Itonnie Morton, J. U. Lee,
Diehard O'Dell. Kathy, Mike
and Gary Stripling and Sir.

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Judith Lynn, to Craig Charles
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and "The Wedding gowned in floor length frocks friend of the family. Lewis
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Beat Lake, and Robert John
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Deborah Kay
Mrs Russell la-i4ftGn of
briucsmatd and Mrs tarolyn
Chillicothe, Ohio, were united
Frazier and Mrs Norman G.
In Holy Matrimony, Saturday,
Shrode Jr both bridesmaids
Little sister, Brenda Gail,
May 7, ine, it $ pm
dresscd
length
loely garden ceremony at the
dress, served as Ileiwer girl.
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blossoms end wrought iron
garden I inishligi iddiag
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LamwaA Rally NIPSMrates

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A tweren burn. no by
Doug bturgflI in the filth In.
'Mg brought the taogwood

sad gave them a $1 victory
ov,r isrant City is $eslasls
Little last's aches last night
at Coo,er Plaid Is

Coastal-

berry.
The Bems traIled 14 go,

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tag late the frame, but abort.

stop Wee Burrows rapped a
sisgis and $thrglli followed
with his tne.r blast Is give
Iaegwood Its third win In five
Sam" and knock the

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from the unbeaten ranks.
Larry Chum hurled a fourbitter tar Iasgwood aid reg.
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A NIOT wets them three men who was honored guests
its ipeghetti suave, given by VAH4 MO Wives Club. From left, nfl.
der the
Cdt. C. T. Butler; Lt. Cdr. Charles McCarthy
and Lt. (Jg) Jordan Dsuforth. "CrownlnV' them, from lift are their
wives Barbara Butler, May Jan. MeCarthy and Chris Danforth.

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WOSRING TOO RTHU on plans for the Navy Relief Benefit are wives
of RVAN.1 and 12. From left an Gwen Gilntore, Pat Rusted, Barbara
Moore and Peggy Wood.

XINGI FOR

I Au Obuub, who.e husbands lakeside home of 3.

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ALL SYSTEMS AZ! GO
for the big Navy Relief fund.
nfufng event slated for 10
i.m., at the NAB ballroom.
Card games will be played,
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bridge

sets

starting

promptly at 10
a
show will be hold with styles
from The Village Shop sad
lDflChwill biServed.
All proceeds of the event
go toward the support of the
Navy R.l1.t Fund, which aids
thee. In need of emergency
being ipos.
sorted by the Naval Officers'
Wives Club under the dine,
ties of Jean MeGuir., presi.
dent.
Mrs. MeGuire reported today that over 200 reservations
have been received from Navy
and civilian women who pun
to attend the gala event.
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flower arriagements, uaIiig
blooms from the iota, garden
and many things In dilly use
In the horne was demonstrated
The benefit Is

for RVAH.13 1MW Club by

Mrs. June McClain, wife of the

squadron commanding officer,
Guests of the evening were
Mrs. Shirley Moor. and Mrs.
Jones, mother of Ailsa Wilson,

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who is visiting here from New
Zealand.
Next meeting will be held hi
the dining ares of the Any
Duecey Club, Jun. S. All thir.
teen enlisted men's wives at,
cordially invited. Baking for
the USO in June will be Martha Pierce and AUsa Wilson.
Hostesses will be Anna (ir.en.
howard and Terry Brameill,
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SALLY MAMEIB was hoetess for a gao's night and
showing of slide, and movies.
The films, of the Philippine
Islands and of carrier land.
ings were taken by Bill Rag.
era, aircraft repreasntative
and Lt. Cdr. Bob Donaldson.
Prior to the game night,
which saw Donna Ord like
high points, the wives of the
squadron met at Tred4le's
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Steak House for dinner,
Neat meeting will be at the
borne of Bonnie D.naul$ on

June 2.
WINNING TEAM in the
Navy Wives Bowling League
was composed of Joan Zinn,

Margo Farris, Barbers Rohrer
and Gladys Edwards who call.
ad themselves the Astronaut.
The NAB Star Goof,,,,
Helen Nauser, Pat Cantrell
and Ann flarinaau took second
Pines with The Pointers plus
One team of Jo Kirkham, La.

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Mitt. lackios taki ng third hoe. .t 143$ El Capitals
place.
Drive.
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High average went to 11am. Shells Roberta.
Xostivsl; high scratch to L.. "The informed citizen is a
more Thiel; high series handl. better eltlun. Our rights are
cap to Carolina MardI; high precious rights - It is our
P" eevsteh, 114, to Joy duty as well as privilege to
Mutchier; high game handi- know our government and how
cap to Martha Billing and it operates for the greater
most improved bowlet to Doris good of all citizens," said
hess who up,sd bet average lire. Siecaliowiki,
b7llpoints.
All CPO Wives ate urged to
Now oiliest's wha will serve attend and bring their friends.
when the leagus resume. Be- A barbeqtze party honoring
ties the first Friday in Sep. the &amp;abe.e stationed at
timber are bay lea., preil. 114*5 will be boated by Re.
dent; Pat Cantrell, vlee.p,.sl. tired Chief Jim Ray and his
dent; Marg. hsdzu.a, seer.- wVeMary at their Loch Arbor
tai'y; Jo Brown, tr.a,ur.v sad home, Saturday.
Carol Lundberg, sergeant-at.
Guests can expect to be will
$ita$.
entertained As Jim has a rep.
lire. David Smith, site of utatlon as a most genial host
Holler Motors general man- and Mary might just dance an
gn
C. T4eiJsiq, Irish jig.
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secretary for Holler's wits
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guests at the awards luncheon INSTALLATION dinner for
held in the banquet rooms of the RVAII.3 BMW Club has
the Trophy Lounge.
been changed to May 21 at
NeMeses. wet, Marion Ms. the Aeey fluecey Club, with a
gee, general chairman, usist. cocktaIl hour set from 0:30 to
ad by Jean han, Marilyn flu. 7:30 p.m., installation of new
Icy and Joy Mutehier,
officers by Commander Dean
S C S
Webster and dinner at 5 p.m.
SHIRLEY YOUNGBIADE
Newly elected officers are
of RVAH.9 Officers' Wives Linda Jimeson, president; Pat
was greatly surprised when Beers, vie, president; Caro.
bridge night was Interrupted
n Clifton, secretary; Pat
by hostess Aryls Atkinson Crank, treasurer and hospi.
who eanlsd In two candle. tally chairman anti Helene
glowing birthday cake..
Pratt, representative chair.
The other wives, along with man.
guest flea Coffee joined in
Neat board meeting will inslngThg "Ifappy Illrthday".
etude all old anti now bur4
Alter everyone had enjoyed members and will be held at
the delicious marshmallow. Nancy I.acldand'i home May
filled, frosted angel food 10 at S p.m.
cakes, Shirley was once again
RVAH8 charms are still on
surprised with a shower of sale - contact any member
"fun" pS'sieti,
of the club.
e • e
Thise new members have
REGULAR monthly meeting been added. They are Pat
of the CPO Wives Club will be Ifoylan, Joan Wyman and Car.
held at $ p.m. Wedneeday in of haitian. Nest meeting fit
the Wives meeting room.
Ju$.
5 S S
Everyone is reminded to
fashion show slated for 7
THERE'S NO bitter place
p.m. Friday In the ballroom, to have a business meeting
A buffet dinner will be serv. than around the base pool and
ad by the club management that was the setting for a
and beautiful fashions from recent coffee held by RVAH.t
Cowan's Department Store "0" Wives, who were tlioruss.
will be displayed by model.. lag their plans for docuratlons
Wednesday is the deadline for the Navy Relict benef it,
for reservations, so call the Thursday.
eoor4jato,. Mrs. Sue Cay. Hostesses Barbara Moors
nowa, "right new."
and Joanne Sample provided
Thursday from 10 to It rolls to go with the coffee.
a.m. Ann Siecskowild will be Silver trays war* presented
hostess to $ 'Know Your to Ruthle McKenna and Mary

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In The Service
Marine Pb. Clyde L. Cliii.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Z.
Clint, 2433 Yale Avenue, his

completed Marine Aviation
Supply School at the Naval
Air Technical Training Canter, Memphis, Turn. Upon
graduation, he was asalgited
to supply duties with a Ma.
vine Corps aviation unit.
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Pet. Donald L. Vaughn, 505
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl K.
Vaughn, 2605 Princeton Ave.
nue, has completed a vehicle
mechanic course under the Reserve Enlistment Program at
Fort Jackson, S. C.

I) u r I n
the eight-week
course, Vaughn learned the
fundamentals of Internal cornmission engines and wheeled
vehicle chassis components.
The 20-year-old soldier will
return to his Army National
Guard unit at the completion
of his six months tour of aclive duty.

Smft
The Smith home Is Lake
Mary proved such an ideal
setting for swinunlag and W&amp;
ter skiing that the Heavy One
officers and their wives gath.
end Ii'.ft again last weekend
for a day-long session of weter sports and picnicking,
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lags have been est.nd.d to
Helen Smith, Ellen Vaught,
NOW Porter, Jean Moon,
Linda Davis and Donna Will.
who have just returned from
trips to California.
officers' Wives Club Of
RVAH4 met recently at the
haute of Lea Thompson for
their monthly coffee with Judy
Grett.r AS ce.kites..
wsiet as a guest was

Ruth Plepenbrink of CrsIe
Illinois, who is visiting Judy
for some sightseeing, swim.
icing and sun-bathing.
While the wives enjoyed
coffee, punch and pastries
they received their eoptm.e of
Jet Gazette, the NOWC UiWI.
letter. Plans were discussed
for a very special )'th.r's
Day project,
enpressed .pe.
7% ,10
cial thanks to the WASPS
for the beautiful handmade
aqron emblem which they
mad. and presented to Sit
after the recent colt.. and
fashion show. The Six Wives
plan to display the emblem at
every function with great

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Musician Seaman Appian.
lice Robert M. Rumbley, son
of Mr.. Ann T. Hopkins of
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803 Debby Drive, Casseiberry,
poy oriL was "Cifficer
Is attending the U. S. Naval
School of Music, at the U.S. of the Day" when she and to.
Naval Amphibious Base, Lit. hostion Mary Cchleamer en-

Virginia tertalned the Officer's Wives
of RVAH.11 with a "shipboard
During the six-month course style" dinner at Peggy's Win.
he will receive instruction In ter Park born., Friday.
Aft., the happy hour, Peg.
music theory and harmony, as
well its private instrumental iy and Mary served a lavish
lessons and concert and dance Italian style dinner of lasagna,
hand training. Upon success. hot breads, salad and approip
ful completions of the course, pilate wines, topped off by
he will be assigned to one of homemade leecream cake, IN
the 49 Navy bands serving I the "Ward TOOSIt". The dining
with a
on board ships, at overseas table was 0090
buss and at shore stations in checkered tableoioth, sad
the continental United States. guests dined by the light Of
tIe

Creek,

near

Beach, Va.

Pork Barbecue
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in the "ready room", movie.
were shown of the man of the
squadron aboard the ship
poems were written to them
and games one played.
Rotating door prizes which
panted eontlnuougly around
the room to the wives he
did not have their kiss ot
ankles crossed were finafip
swarded to Pat Rusted, Jean
Dunn., Mrs. Stenki', (Jeanne's
mother) and Kitty O'Garra.
Jeanne and her mother were

P'o,est City was paced by
the batting of Mike Weirleb,
who belted a single and a lvi.

Pit.
In Senior League

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play, For.

eat City edged L.sgwoed, 4.3,
scoring the vIsaing ma is the
seveath
al toning. With
the tally knotted at 3.3. Gary _____
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Powers rapped a double fee' FIRST PITCH IN DELTONA LITTLE LZAGUI
.. .By Director of Sales Gaston Brldgs.
Forest City and came around

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run en a sligi, by Lieu

Baird.

Winning pitcher Mike cos-

guests, along with Rita Galls. over scattered 51* hits for
gher and Miss Barbara O.ysi., Forest City and walked 10
finance of LA. (ig) Pit. Vol. Longwood betters. lAur JI
mar.
Finch limited the Pirates to

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Opening

Day

A buge emblem of the up U strikeouts.
By Mildred Haa.y
Umpire John Watson led
squadron greeted the arrival, only three hits while chalking
at the door as they "boarded
Finch also paced the Braves On a beautiful, sunny Sat. the boys In the
the Sustogn."
at the pills with a home run. urday In May, parents and Pledge" and Deltons official
.
Altar viewing th. movise Ronnie Altman and John lias* spectators stood at attention Gaston Bridges stepped to the
of the husband,, the wives sick each had a pair of singles as the color guard of
lbs pitchers box and threw the
took movies of their own at. for Loegwood.
D.
Gibb
American
traditional first bell to roe,
In
tonight's
action,
Lake
Herbert
tivitln to be sent back to the
Mary and North Orlando will Legion Post No. 369 of Do- reation director Chock; MeCar.
mm
e e e e
vie with the Little League hay marched down to stand thy.
HONORED GUESTS at a Some at 1 p.m. and the Senior In center field of the Deltona The Little Leaguers of Del.
flail Park.
tons, under the managership
spaghetti supper given by League contest at $ p.m.
It was the opening day for of Lefty Vann, Includes the
Diana Thunhoret and Chris Its standings:
1114101 LEAGUE
the Little League games after following boys:
Danforth for officers' wives
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W L days and months of prepay. Charles Barlow, laymonti
of iVAN'S Friday were U.
3 0 ation.
Deleluanty, David Dodd, Rich,
Cdr. and Mrs. C. T. Butler; Altamonte Senators
I I Following the singing of aid Dodd, Dennis Gate,,
Lt. (jg) and Me.. Jordan Dan.
Dan- Altamonte Twins
$ 1 the "Star Spangled Banner", James Grieves, Lenard Laird,
forth; Mrs. William Pippin Forest City
1 1 Hey. Kippeubrock offered a Kevin McLaglin, Keith Ne,and UCdv. and Mr.. Charles Casselberry
Z 3 prayer
Longwood
appropriate to the oc- helm, David Roth, Zoha•
McCarthy.
1 4 easion. The men of the area
The wives enjoyed the cent.
Thompson, Gary Wargo, and
Ovtando
0 2 responsible for the formation Pat Wilford.
pany of the guests and heard North
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0 4 and organizing of the Little
the latest words about their
Cold drinks and refresh.
L1TTLE LEAGUE
League were Introduced and meats were dispes,s.d at a
husbands who are on a de.
WL
0 safety officer George Dully concession stand by ladles of
ploymint. Gag tilts were gi!- Altamonte Twins
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1 1 explained the rules of safety Deltons, Garda Nesheim, Nan.
on to the wives of the guests Forest City
for their departure from the Lake Mary
s 1 as they involved the players. cy Thewer, Vera Gates and
Umpire Bob Harrison gave Ellen Grieves.
squadron.
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Longwood
Diana was also given a gilt Sualsad
1 3 a brief resume of what the
for her trip to the Mod when North
0 i Little Lea gue actually is. The
ta.tio
she will visit her husband In Ca,,elberry
• a various team managers were
0 3 identified and each introduced
June.
Altamonte Senators
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Missed from the group was
As each name was called,
Pat Dearolpi' who is teturn.
the Little Leaguer, resplend.
lag home this week from Or.
ant La his now unlfvrm, Jog. CLEVELAND (lTfl)
sag. Memorial Hospital when
she has been a patient. Others DELAND (UPI) - Stetson gid out to center field and Cleveland Indians shortstop
attending included Penny F,.- University announced Satur. over to home plate In true Larry Brown must spend at
back, Molly liohimsan, Char. day that Wittenberg, Stem. "big league" style while par. least another week in the has.
en, Biggs, Marilyn Bailey lord and Tran.sylvanla had ac- eats proudly applauded each pital following plastic IUifT7'
copied bids to play in the iw one.
for injuries received In a cal.
and Jan. David....
Hatter Invitational Basketball The Osties team In Its red hues with a teammats
Tournament. The pairings for and whit, uniform, DeDary In Brown underwent the mar. I
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the tournament, which will be Green, Orange City in yellow gery Sunday at Shaker Med.
played neat January, will be and Deltona In blue, were all icel Center and the operation
annotated later.
amounted for.
was declared a s'ieeese.

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team.

Field Filled

Another Week
Hospital Bed

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Homemakers
5 Checkellails Council Sets
Receive Honors Meeting

Knights of Columbus will
hold a pork barbecue Satur. Special services aboard the
day night at the Council Hall usa Forrestal during
last
6367, for adults only. Barbe. day of deployment forthe
VAR.
cue pork. plus all the trim. ii honored five Cheekertaile.
mugs will be served, as well
G. N. Loucks, PNS. r.ttiV'
as liquid refreshment.
.4 his advancement in rite;
Buddy L.Fils is chairman B. H. Hubley, AQ1, Woo
for the affair.
awarded his •ixth good con.
Seven members of the local duct award; .7. A. Knight,
council recently were initiated AOl, received his third good
Into the third degree Of the conduct award, and W. M.
Knight.. They are Terry Tm.. Wcodling Jr., ADJ3, received
per, Patrick Nolte, Wayne his first good conduct award.
StanlcIewics, Philip Beique,
J. 0. CarlIsle, AOl,
Eugene Gilmartin Jr., Daniel presented a letter of corn.
Gilmartin and Paul Kendricks. mendation in recognition of
his performance as a crewman in the A35 Skywanlor
when he ente red the bombay
during flight and successfully
etf.c.d repairs on a mal.
functioning system, "Ting
Ths Mutual Improvement that expensive piecf of equip.
Association (MIA) of San- meat from
being jetison.d in
fords Church of Jesus Christ flight.
of Latter Day Saints, 2315
Park Avenue, will have an
Hawaiian luau today at the
church, beginning at 6 p.m.
Thohe In charge promise
and seining of "fun and on.
tertainment highlighted by
The Seminole County Young
authentic Hawaiian foods." Republican Club will meet at
All members of the church 0 p.m. Thursday in the con.
and their invited guests will ferenco room of South Semi.
be welcomed.
note Bank in Fern Park to die.
Neat Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., cuss ways and means of help.
during the regular MIA Inc promote the campaign for
meeting, Dr. Kenneth Wing Republican candida tes in the
will be guest speaker and November election..
show a film on the dange
Plans also will he made for
ef smoking in re lation to can- the club's annual picnic In
ner. There will be an open June,

Republican Club
Sets Meeting

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'l'b. Seminole County Horn.makers Council will meet
Thursday at 10:30 am. at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Gallagher
on lake Markham Road.
Presidents and delegates of
the eight clubs are asked to
attend thia lest council most.
ins and bring written repout
of the years activities for their
club. A covered dish luncheon
will be served at noon.
Those who do not know bow
to get to the Gallagher home
may meet the county agent,
Miss Myrtle Wilson, at the
AgrIclutral Center not later

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Louise Fadden, Marge Redman and Ellen Ruth. Fourth member of the
team, Caroline Lavender, was absent.
(Herald Photo)
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No Pep Talk Was Needed

Williams didn't have to any anything to his four boys in
the mile relay. This trio - Paul LeRoy, Ken Martin, Dickie
Dunn and Start Weber - knew they'd have to run better
than ever before to assure solo possession of the big trophy.
Th ey didn't want any share. They were tired of finishing
second and third in those other 'championship' meet.. This
was their day.
And run they did. They didn't finish first or second, but
at one time or another each one of them put the team In
the forefront, only to run out of gas near the end of their

440-yard leg.
LeRoy started slow, but kept his peee and when he
handed off to Dunn, the Seminoles were among the leaders.
Dunn was up to his best as he stayed right with the Deland
and Kathleen runners who were heavy favorites to win this
event.
Martin took over next and with a burst of speed, grabbed
the lead in the back stretch and fought off the competitor,
nearing the curve. Ife ran out of gas on the horn, stretch,
losing the lead and was stumbling when be handed the baton
off to Weber.
But

Beat Third Place Ever
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for Coble, but still yielded a

home run to Frank of the
losing Chase team.
The Chase team in Little
National play won Its nin th
straight conte st by bowling
over Quality Mobile Homes,
6-0. Rick Smith burled a
throe-hit shutout as the league leaders won th eir ninth
straight. Rick Grant had
two doubles for the winners.
In other Little American

play, Hunt Lincoln-Mercury
nipped Pinecrest Rezall, 6.5,

hurled a

two -hitter for
Shrine while fanning 12 battan. Senkank, Al Gruuias,
Scott Harris and Richard
Warren all had two hits for
Shrine, who broke open a
close game with a pair of
runs in each of th e sixth
and venth
Seventh innings. Roe
Nobles was the losing pitch.
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Saii..AtI. lank vs. Ito.
Bank, 4:20
Navy vs. Goodyear, 6:41
(At Pay Ave.)
Strlck..Morr. vs. George's,

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4:10
Church Softball

Pinecr.et Bapt. vs. Church if

Pascual Pitching Like Twins'
Meal Ticket To Another Flau

God, 7:30.
First Baptist ,s.

Asseab, 1:41

Bowling Loop
Has New Look
In a radical change from
their former fall league, the
Friday morn ing Holler Notors/Navy Wives League voted to bowl during the sum.
men months as a Doubles
League. On it, there will only be two women assigned to
each team and eonttnue to
bowl under the handleep sys.

In New Orleans

Done 10.11:30
MELODII

bowling time will remain the

same at

SKATE
NIGHTLY

Beard Victor

tern.
The league president, Rosy
R.no announced that the

am. and there
are a number of openings
available into this league.
Anyone In te rested in bowling
In this abbrevia ted 14 week
sched ule should either contact
the lanes or the league's sec.
retary/tressurer, )laige Redman 323.0694.
The league will officially
start th is coming Friday at
9:30 AM.
Teams entered to bawl are
the Touch and Go's - Peg
Patsy and Marge Jackson;
Scrambler. - Jo Kirkham
and Layers. Martin ; NAS
Hopefuls - Marge Redman
and Sandy Jordan; NAM
Star. - Ellen Ruth and Stacy
Reno; NAM loafers - Janet
Interest in righthanii.r Bob
Leon and Pat Cantrell.
Miller of the Los Angeles
$10

1 SPECIALS
I EVERY DAY

Braves Looking

For Mound Help

FARRELL'S

Hot Summer's Coming!
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IL Selects Its
All-Star Chief

To get help for a pitching
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starts, the Braves would be
willing to give up outfielder
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catcher (lens Oliver or posal.
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"We're not in as good a
bargaining position as we
were last winter," the source
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'pitching staff woo set anti we
could stand pat. We were willing to talk trade - but an
our own terms."
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1.5.1*, eight games behind the
San Francisco Giants. Worse,
they've lost eight of their
last 10 outings and IS of their
last It.

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the IL All.Stara against the
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Football: Peter Scholl meet
lag president Roger Harris valuable player trophy; the
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THE MEDALLION MINX Bowling League elected these five gals as of
Harris says, Club blocking award, the Na.
and it would be taking a den Jewelers' most improved
ficers for the new year. They are (left to right)-'Mae Hibbard, treas.
urer; Pat Carlton, secretary: Rosemary Willoughby, president; Marian
chance to show up Monday player award and the most
Voigt, vice president, and Ginny' McClellan, W. at arms. The officers
night expecting to take part promising junior varsity play.
elected at a recent banquet In which trophies were awarded to the
In the feast without a rosen- or award.
vation.
Pollyanna team and the second place Willoughby's Gas team.
Basketball- most valuable
Harris explained that those player, sportsmanship award.
who do not eat in the school's Baseball - most valuable
cafeteria, would still be wet- player, sportsmanship award
corned to hear former Florida Track- most valuable play.
basketball Coach Norman er.
Sloan in his guest speaking Golf- most valuable player
role and to see the awards Swimming - most valuable
handed out to the various boy; most valuable girl.
Seminole athletic teams and Two other major trophies to
athletes. Sloan has just sign, be awarded will be the TirBy UPI
his sixth victory coming on Cox, however, couldn't ii
ed as head coach at North ry Cordell Memorial scholar.
Candle Pascual is two May $0.
Carolina State next year.
the strike son, against Col
athletic trophy and the Whitey
Special guests of Monday Mctucas Memorial best all.
weeks ahead of his 1965 pitchWith his fast ball hum- Tovar and walked hint i
night's program will be Coach around athlete award.
ing timetable and barring an- ming once more, Pascual won four pitches to push acri
Dick Williams and his Fightthe deciding tally.
other derailment could be the
his sixth game of the 194)6
ing Seminole track team who
ticket to another American
copped the school's first state
League pennant for the Min. season Monday and at this
championship In the Class A
his
easily
surpass
Twins.
rat.
could
aesota
field last Saturday at GainesPascual was left waiting at heat year of 21 victories in
yule.
of
last
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son because of a shoulder ailMinnesota's
2-1
triumph
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cafeteria
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p.
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in
operation
durment. but an
then switch to the auditorium
NEW ORLEANS (UP!)
ing the summer made the Cu- er Washington, the only Befor the awards and speeches,
ban righthander the feared tion in the major leagues, was Frank Beard of loulsvf
NII$N
Reservations can be made
"El Curve" once more.
achieved on a two-out bases- Ky., boat out veteran (lard:
through Fred Ganes, athletic
Prior to the Injury, which loaded walk in the ninth inn- Dickinson, Jack Nicklaus
director at Seminole High I
at first was diagnosed as a Inc anti moved the Twins to Tony Lema Monday to
School.
SKATING RINK
tumor but turned out to bo within fir, games of first the $100,000 Greater New I
officers for the I
several torn muscles which place Cleveland In the Amer. leans Open golf tournams
had formed into a knot, Faa- lean league.
Beard. 27, turned on I
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Harmon Killebrew touched steam in the stretch to lash
off th e winning rally against a five-under-par 4)7 that gi
Washington starter Phil Or. him a four-round 276.
ON 155 MAIWS
Dickinson, playing In
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tiespinu. Bernie Mien than the final round and wound
singled and Casey Fox to. second at 278.
ATLANTA (UPI) - The placed Ortega.
Nicklaus and tuna,
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Atlanta Braves are In the
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OPEN DAILY -.SA,
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A Braves source revealed and got 7.olio Versalles to hit for third place with Mi
WI GIYR TOP VALUE
that general manager John into a force play at the plate. I Barber and Bob (;oalhy at 1.1
Mcl(slo has been making overtures to the St. Louis Cardinals for l.fthander Hal
Woodeshick and has shown

on Randy Grant's triple In
ROCHESTER, N. T. (UPI)
the sixth Inning. Denny Eg' - The International Lsaguae
hers homered for th e winners today named Columbus
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and Mliwood hit a round
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tripper for Maccrest. Lucky
Johnso n was th e winning
pitcher.
Th e L.ocornotive Engiseers
grabbed a firm hold on see.
and place be hind Chase with
a 2.4 pouncing of First FBI!oral.. Alfred Green's two hit.
ter took care of the pitc hing
while Paul Watson's three
hits and Jeff Ward's two sal'
ties led the hitting attack.

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Weber are the strong an of the team, but this time It was
Dunn and Martin who kept them In the race. Wilier grabbsd
the lead again on the beck stretch and he too ran out of gas,
major league club.
but held on for th e third place finish that landed the big
trophy.
In another Junior league
Meet
Defend won the nasa with a record 3:23.3 clocking, Kath. contest.Shrine won its third
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straight
with
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5-1
win
,,an was second and the S.minoles were third with a 3:27.4
Eastern Collegiate Athletic
effort. The beet mile relay In the school's history, and easily Wiwanis. Skipper Senkarik Association has ,eeeivsd a
the greatest third-place finish ever by a Seminal. team.
record entry if N .ellige. "We can't continue like
Walking down, or should we say strutting down to the
anti SM athletes for hi. May this," the Bravos source said.
evil to accept the Class A championship hardware, we got
27-21 ICYA otztde.v track and "We have to got help-and
another chance to see if Williams would drop this eape if
field championshIps.
sees."
conservatism.
"Congratulations coach," we chirped, but b.fore we could
DETROIT (UPI)-For the
got another statement out, Williams was already answering.
second time in two years, the
'Ihe first of many," he said. "The first of many."
Detroit Tigers are playing
without their 67-year-old skip-

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ghips. But finally everything jelled and the teats won the
and th e lose knocked CIvitan
only one that really counts -the state Class A. crown.
But through it all, even up to the final mile relay event into second with a 7.3 record.
Both starters, Cecil Simpat the big Gainesville most, Williams remained ,conservatively
n
of $lki and Mike Hic k.
so
optimistic.'
son of Ctvltan, pitched the
When Risk Waistrom won the 1$b.yezd to, hurdles for first 10 Innings. Civftaa took
an unexpected fly, points, Williams still would malts no pcip at, early 2.0 lead, but Elks
dictions.
tied it up wi th a pair of late
"I'd say things were about the same when the meet Inning runs to force the
started ," he told us. "We still have a chance."
ga me into extra innings.
Then when the Seminoles won the sprint tsedley relay
Neither team could score
fee' another 10 points, hiking their total to 30, to finally pull and In the 11th inning lick
ahead of Daytona Beech Seabreese, we again approached Runnels took over the mound
Will
chores for Elk. and Eddie
Padgett for Civitan.
Altar Hitchcock's grandRelay Remaining
slammer in the top of the
"Mow
"Mow about it now, coach?" we asked. "Ar. things look- 14t4h had given Elks a 1.2
lag better?"
lead, CIvitan rallied with two
"About the same," was Williams' reply. "Remember Sea. runs of its own, but th e bid
breeze still has an entry in the 0, and their kid finished fell short.
ird in the fast heat this morning."
In other city action yesterSo we simmered some more under lb. hot Gainesville day and last night, Quality
'
man, wondering just when the likeable track coach would Mobil. Homes of the Metro
crack his conservative shell and really pop loose with some Softball League and Chase of
the I.ittie National league
good quote..
The Seabre.,. runner didn't do as well as expected in the remained the only undelut.
110, finishing fifth for just one point to tie 'the old game up ad teams In city play.
Quality scored saves runs
apiece.
in
the first Inning and th en
This left just one event to break the ti, and lb. Seminoles
held on for a 115-0 triumph
had a crack mile relay team reedy to go, while the Seaover Longwood. Gerald Bowlbreeze team didn't even get out of the region.
ing was the winning pitcher
"AU right, coach," we asked again, "how do things look and also chipped in with
now?"
some batting help. Frank
With a slight twinkle in his eye and a smile that you Staf fo rd and Lawene. Plvec
could tell he was trying desperately to hold back, Williams hit home runs for the win .
slowly drawled, "Well Sam, I would say things look better ners and Ben Bowling, Joe
now, than when the most began."
Rogers and Hutch Cook also
He Musedlately switched his concentration back to the had hot bats. It was th e 10th
asphalt oval to watch the first and supposedly 'slow' heat of straight win for Quality.
In the oth er Metro game,
the mile relay.
The Gulf High team surprised all by winning this heat Cobia re mained just two
with a 3:29.8 clocking, faster than the Seminole team had ever games back of the leaders
with a 104 triumph over a
run before.
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been set and the public to en
couraged to attend.
Plans for the program were
completed at the May most.
In of the club during a bud.
ness scuba following a chick.
liscuuion following the pro.
All members and Interested en pilemi supper in the church
Inns and the public Is invited persons an urged to attend. annex.

FIRST PLACE winners in the officers' wives league are shown receiving
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l&amp;tit a meeting was held by Darrell Payne.

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will be leaving the squadron to
begin civilian careers.
Other yacent events for the
squadron included a bridge at
the hots. of Kay Recknor and
a work-play seesios at ti's

Braves aids ealy five bits-a
psi, ci singles by ____
Laws, a

A grand-slam home run
by shortstop George Hitchcock in th e 14th innin g gave
Elks Club a 1.4 victory over
About three months ago it was stated in this column that
Clvitan and the first half
'Coach Dick Williams was conservatively optimistic about this
c ha mpionship of the Sanford
years trick, team at Seminole High School.'
city Junior League in a four.
Williams himself said, "We should be better that, last hour mara thon contest last
year, but I don't know whether well be strong enough to win night at Pinehurst Field.
amsd championships."
The victory was the eighth
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many id their good traits or WASHINGTON (NEA)
"Merits."
A friend in central Vietnam
These Include brushing their
teeth regularly without can. writes of the difficulties In
finding underground Viet
slant nagging by mama.
th
They should make eir own Cong terrorists,
bed before they corns down
These hidden VC often rule
to breakfast.
by night the hamlets "con,
And keep up their homework trolled" by government and
for school.
American forces,
If they get on the honor They accomplish th is rule
roll, they deserve 10 points through threa ts, assassin.credit!
tine., promises and propsRegular attendance at Sun- ganda6
day. School also gives them 20
Sometimes the real power
points.
In the villa ge is exercised by
They are to work for their
spending money instead of re these nighttime governments,
ceiving a dole, called an 'al.* which may run schools, colled taxes and run night
lowance."
"courts."
If they carry a newspaper
route, this rates 10 more Until t hese underground VC
ase found and removed, it is
points.
They should belong to the Impossible to go ahead with
Scouts, Camp Fire Girls or
similar wholesome youth or.

helping villagers run their lives in the hamlet. They have
OWfl government with any hope families and relatives living
of success,
there. What is * man's posi.
So it isn't enough to win
tion
after he has turned In his
over the people of a hamlet
own
neighbors
- even though
or to protect them from vc
are killer.?
of
them
guerrilla armies. They must some
also be protected from the They may be men he went to
"secret" VC In the house next school with as a boy or the
sons of his friends or even,
door.
But these VC cadre are di?. In some cases, his own tel.ficult to find. Hamlet chiefs, tives.
other village leaders anti But some hamlet chiefs
neighbors who knew their chance it and live. Others die.
names usually dare not expose Still others are finding ways
them. One word on who has to expose th e VC without any.
turned th em in and the .. on, being the wiser as to who
poser or his wife and children tolti,
may die. ills head may be put This is the story of a village
on a post by the roadside as chief we shall call Nguyen
Van The who decided "to tell
wa rn ing.
who the VC were in his ham.
Moreover, these VC
men who hav, lived all their let."
"Hut he didn't want his people to know that he put the
finger on them.
"So he went to a Marine
outpost overlooking the hamlet
( The Marines set him up
If we hadn't done more in
Look like * woman, act like
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And tell their parents when
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The should abide by the col- Everest.
lege curfew and not expect -Ralph Nailer, explaining
president of personnel for
more than two date nights per
Macys Deartrnent Store.,
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safety equipment In Amen. on how many women can
If th ey use dad's car for a
get ahead in industry.
can autos.
date, they should at least wash
It and pay for the gas, for It
What we need is a society
We cannot afford to sacni. whit, people do little more
is sissy to ask dad to do ball
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of their courting for them!
rals
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Singing In a choir or glee tar of higher cor po
littI e less than the law allow..
club, being on an athletic fit . . . What I. good for lb. __, Irwin Miller, Cummins
n.cesiar.
team and learning to type by auto industry is not
Engine Co. chairman and
the touch system-these are ily good for the Ame rican
business leader.
people.
also "Merits."
Being a "finisher" who -Joseph )Celner, president of
neatly completes his chores, American Trial Lawyers
Asia., urging mandatory
rates 10 points!
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three.hundreti.year.ol joke!

but I don't consider myself any less a lady for it.
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makes them gentle.

men In my honk. Perhaps I
am not up on my etiquet,

accepts with pleasure

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kind invitation for
Tuesday, the 10th of April
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DEAR ABBY: I hope MASS.: I don't know what
you don't to along with your definition of "breed.
Amy Vanderbilt's dictumInc" Is, but I like JONA.
that a lady NEVER uses, THAN SWIMS: "Good
"air," alone to attract a
is the art of malt.
Muriol Lawrence , man's attention? If so, how manners
big those people easy with
do you suggest one gains
whom we converse. Whoever
Newspaper lalerprise Au*. 'See how I'm pushing these adjustment," his embarrass- the attention of a clerk
who makes the fewest people
DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: cooked apples through this Ing failure to come through on Is standing several yards uneasy is the best bred In
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My son is three and as there sieve? Now look in the bowl. those "peer relationships."
away with his hick towards
the company."
are no children around this They've turned into apple. However, despite the ex.
her? I. she supposed to
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age on our block, he wants me sauce. Sieves are wonderful pens, there do exist for us
shout, "HEY, YOU!" Or
Troubled? Writ, to Ab.
to play with him all the time, things. I've got another one relationships ether than those perhaps, "MISTERi"
by, Box 59700, Los AnThe only time he isn't after you can have if you like. You to "peers"-relationshlp., for
geles. Cal., 90069, For a
think
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should
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me to play with him are the could take it out into the yard, example, to ourselves and our
personal reply, inclose a
three mornings a week he push some dirt through it, and abilities to create anything dress all males whose
stamped, self-addressed on.
spends in his 'play group." when you'd made a little pile from an ants' house or a drug mamas they do not know as
He will get Interested In his of sand, you could build it into that preserves human lIfe, to "sir," And we should allow selope. '
them to live In blissful Is.
toys if I play with him but an ants' house. Then you could the meal that nourishes it.
Hate to write letters?
as soon as I stop, he atop,, call me and we'd look for But 1 can't exercise your noraace unaware of the so.
Send
pit. Abby, Box 59700,
cial
errors
they
have
comtoo. He follows all every, some ants who might like to fear of imposing solitude on
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milled.
where. lie even climbs up on live in it. . .
your child. The only way to
for Abby's booklet, "How
A COUNTRY GIRI.
the table when I am prepar.
I'm not criticizing. The child purify it of the awfulness the
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to
Writ. Letters for LII
Ins a meal. . .
experts have made it very experts have Infused into it
DEAR ANDY: I wish you Occasions."
ANSWER: And you want to hard for us to send a child in. Is to know how muck you en.
be alone when you're creating to solitude in a yard compan. joy solitude yours*(, the a would pass this on to your
As used to the U.B. Navy,
a meal, don't you? I do wish loned only by an old sieve loneness that enables you to good friend, Amy (Vanderyou could appreciate your own and an idea for constructing concentrate on creating a bill, that Is), to whom you the term ".h.Ilback" miens
wish for creative solitude. an ants' house. For the way If you can pull that joy clear referred as the "Supreme a Navy man who ha. crossed
Know why? Because you could they carry on about his need for yourself you'll find It easy Court of Etiquet": I quit the equator.
then send your child into it. for "peer relationships" has to Impose an aloneness on a
Instead of just resenting him made it practically Impossible child that enables him to con.
when he climbs up on a table for us to think of a child's centrate on treating as ants'
to observe your doings, you solitude as anything but Ira house, It's up to you: Trust
could send him Into some do. gk, a disgraceful loneliness of your own experience or
logs of his own by saying, imposed by his social "mat. trust of propaganda,

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I have known well-dressed
men to be foulmouthed and

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years ago when I realised
they did nothing but perp.t.
vats a lot of stupid, mob.
blab, arhaie rules of socalled "socially acceptable
behavior."
Who on earth cares which
fork is used for the salad
aslongaait gets the salad
to one's mouth without soil.
Ing the tablecloth? And If
I reply In the affirmative
to a wedding InvItation,
who Is to say that I have
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the guarded queen of diamonds first spade lead. West con. seven cards and he would
and I would be down one be. tended that I could not finesse have to univard his queen of
cause I only had four spade since the finesse was not prey, diamonds in order to hold on
tricks. I replied that I would en at the time of the claim, to all five spades. That would
lead out my ace of sped., and The laws seem to bear him out give South a third diamond
would have a proven finesse but it seem, very unfair to me trick and his grand slam.

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SEMINOLE COUNTY

used one time. For bourbon,
that it. You can put whisky,
or even buttermilk, in an old

But she should never adIre.s a delivery boy as

May 17, 1966

Today's band came from a

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her get away with seek
snobbishness? I know ease
delivery boys whe are diserving of far more respect
than some of the "distlng.
ulsbed" charseters w ho
visit m' boss.
NO SNOB IN L. A.

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arguments arise from prima.
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su re of himself before making
BOUTE
and got to seven no-trump In
any claim at all.
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that
South did not play the
OUT OUR WAY
opened the jack of clubs and
hand
out. The laws prohibit
North-South vulnerable
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and
finesse
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to each house where VC of a bo ur bo n ba rrel blight.
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Lightness is the word most country might soon be over, bo ur bon which I. lighter th an
commonly associated with the run with old barrels,
the so-called 'traditional bout.
Internal Revenue Service.
Needless to say, Lady Bird don,' he may not have It,"
The ability of the IRS to wouldn't like that.
Freeman said. "In effect, the
lighten a pocketbook, although Investigation disclosed that regulations say that bourbon
In a rather heavyhnnded way, the situation was under con.
Is one of the phenomena of our trot. Nevertheless it still bears shall be made precisely as It
watching. Which brings us was made in 1935."
time.,
And now, in a case that has back to the case before the Ho contended that this was
only an indirect relation to IRS.
somewhat like saying "a shoe
taxes, the service is being Milton V. Freeman, an at couldn't be called a shoe Unasked to lighten whisky.
torney for the distillery, told less it had buttons and high
There is currently pending the IRS that the present trend tops."
before its Alcohol and Tobac. in drinking is toward "light" If the IRS agrees to change
to Tax Division a plea by a whisky. But, he salt!. It is the regulation, that should ellU. S. distiller, Publicker In difficult to make light whisky minate old bourbon barrels as
clustric,, for a regulation in a new barrel,
a possible threat to the beautichange that would make it Since bourbo n makers are fleation program.
possible to produce "light" forbidden to use old barrels, But if high buttoned shoes
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kindergarten level or senior
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log to ease them. The Ameri- demanding both an increase States but also would wreck
can-controlled canal is the in canal toll rates and parti. the economy of Panama City,

"Behavior Test for Teen.Ag.
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Everybody knows it's eased, return envelop., plus 20 ier to pass a law than to repeal It. I don't think the
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Issue of Panama's elpatle. I. the profits,
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Uaftid Itatei aid Pama politicians
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full soverelgaty to
quietly have bees segotlatlag _____ away from social herse
lf ..-. the ai.mfls strip
terms o( now Panama Canal iti
treaty. At the same time, the aid irosoak lila having seth- which flanks the canal for
in to as with the canal H. five miles on both sides.
,, IIUnited
-Eliminate a U. I. police
laing sites for a new, sea-level ..lf.
Arrayed in bitter opposition force, school and hospital sys
canaL
Uafoctateiy, emotions aid are Panama's PreIdent Mar- tern and with ft the privileged
the volatile astute of Psi- to Anerilo Robles who governs tonal society.
amanlia politics ago playing with £ sixparty COalitiOn, and -Umit the use of t' 5,
almost as important a role as a man who earlier served military bases exclusively to
twice as president, Arnulfo defense of the canal. This
sober reasoning.
For the Panamanian living Arias. Aria, charges that would eliminate two schools
along Fourth of July Avenue, Robin won office by fraud. for Latin American military
dividing the V.5.4ontrolled Arias has said he would se- personnel and extensive Jun.
zone from Panama City pro- eept as Rabies negotiated gie training facilities Import.
per, the trim lawns and the treaty- U it were "very, very, ant In the readying of U. S.
manicured shrubbery of the very good, and If they gave us forces for Vietnam.
zone provide sharp contrast to a little piece of New York a- Most sensitive point in lb.
his own frequently dingy ens- long with the canal."
negotiations Is the location of
roundinga and a constant re- For suspicious and nation, the new sea.level canal. Pan.
winder of "North American alistic Panamanian., it Is a manlans regard any discuss.
imperialism."
good position to take.
ion of site. In Colombia or
Urged on by leftist agitators, Panama's terms for a new Nicaragua simply as a amok..
be and others like him reacted agreement already are stiff, screen to Improve the U. 1,
violently in December, 1964, The United States currently bargaining position.
In the end, they expect the
to enforce demands th at Pan. pays Panama an annuity of
amanlan flag fly beside the $1.9 million for the canal zone. present canal to be dredged
American inside the zone. Panama also is estimated to out and its obsolete system of
Those four frightening days benefit by as much as $100 locks eliminated.
hastened the day of negotia. million in wages and pun- To locate a new canal any.

Pride goes before destruction, arid
a haughty spirit before a fall, Proverbs 16:18.
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Ignorance of one's self..-Benedict
Spinoza, Dutch-Jewish philosopher,

But many of you longsuffer-Ing mothers seem to think
your children will spontaneous.
ly see their obligations and
then teach thsmslevea to be
may throw tulrias indict
orderly.
That's not trust
U ln,sp.ssibIs as a child!
Be serapbusk Ibis us. and You must drill your young.
by all mesas no the (eel Mers In the same way that a
below ..,hild,eilfthelpi sergeant drills his awkward
pepore them fat happier recruits in the Army.
And start early, even at
marriage iciest, lain.
CASE Z420: Terry B., aged the toddler stage 1
13, Is the careless teenager See that your youngsters
who leaves his bedroom In a put their toys in a toy boa
before going to bed.
Moss.
Millions of other children have them hang up their
fail to accept their standard towel neatly, as well as their
wash cloth.
household obligations.
"Dr. Crane," Terry's mo. And remind older boys like
ther added, "he causes me Terry that In the washrooms
more work than any of our of Pullman can, it Is aped
ed that every man who uses
four other children.
"For be tosses his clothes the wash basin will then wipe
on chairs or the bed and It clean for the next man who
follows.
drapes his towel anywhere.
"When I try to correct him, To help shock young people
be acts as if it Is ,sissy' for a Into realising their own obliga.
boy to do any household lions in the home. I developed
a tf.point "Behavior Teat for
chores."
Nobody inherits habits of Tcen.Agers."
Yesterday I outlined many
order and cleanliness.
No; they must be taught a of the "Demerits" of modern
fresh to every new youngstert youth, so today I'll mention

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Tiny Is 13 but be rates
barely absas am kindergar.
In toni IN his ulf.reilaaes
and ..tIaesl iaaatiirlly.
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Decent luins are nseesearv If
Sanford Is go to be able to stfract
and keep men who are pledged to
fifr , courtesy sad flrmaue as
members of It. pollee force.
Some of our yeses patrolmen baa.
ly make more than thea ! wn
was. Even our first class patrolman
command only $1.$4 an hour -s
figure far below the average hourly
wage for electricians, carpenters sad
other skilled and .sml.ekIlIsd work.
era.
A sharp welWruesd, ne.tly.
groomed,courteous poll.a officer a.
fleets an excellent Image of a city.
However, we cannot expect the
beat, we are not entitled to this r..
flection, until we upgrade the asian.

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th;T

lives and property are In the
Ufa-keeping of the police depart.
meat. It Is our protection,
It Is difficult to get and keep high.
quality men for a job where the
wards are small and pay Is subatand-

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tale. far, pelh.offleers.
They called our attention to a eon.
dillon that Certainly Is In great need
of Improvement.
Upon Investigation we have dls.
catered the Sanford_1ies Dopart.
m.ntlacmeofth.lowSstPSIdOfaflY
clti of It. else In the state of Plo.
no. In fact, pollee officers her. are
lower paid than In some cities with
Is.6 than half the population of San.
ford.
Beginning with the chief of pa.
He* on down there appearsto be
major discrepancies In pay when
compared to other cities of compars.
bin ifs..
This may be true In other depart.
meats as well as the police depart.
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The ,l.s.- nI;,t!on of ti. real recorded in I'oItme (33. Pale ?I
protuerty intoiei in saId pro. of the nffl'iaI records of Scm. 1. IRAKIS
cee,ilng uie.erlli'i In ttue corn' It"Ic (',,qnly, F'I.rIda. lb.
( Ii' property itt,. 2 ALL LIGHTS
,- rlill ,uu
plaint Is i f,iiws:

Mildred 0. Sells
to by the claimant, hia agent
Cl.nk of th. Circuit Court
A. administrator .1 lbs or attorney, or the came shall
fly: Martha T. Vihl.n
Estate of
be void,
Deputy Clerk
WII.t.IAM 1. IAUR,
hI 5. Popi Bassett
iluTclilsoN
AND LEFFLER
Deceaael
As Ex.eutnr of said estate Park-Fulton Duilding
of Slay, A. 0, 1)66, and en- Edward 3'. HiggI
I. Pope flaas.tt
Pout Office Drawer *
*5*51 of the Circuit Court of I'. 0. 110* 1054
100 South Maitlani Avenu,
Attorney, for PlaintIff,
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Stat. ..i I,inrld*. in Ct'anc.ry Fltri1a, not later than May *0,
l9btl.
210. 15744.

SWI'lCPl Or
nat.m
NOTICE IS llPflEflY ill VF.N
purauant to a rinal Decr.. of
i"or.clu.sur. dale,i the 11th day

DAYS ONLYI

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1, $ BR., 3 bath. air oond. -itM..URN.-A FORMER Sinterd Banker JUNE
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Apt. All ufihiti..
patio, nice yard, $100 mo. 7$?
has auihonls.4 us to out the
earept a.' 540 11w .1511. I.
drm. Grove Manor home to1
So llueyIld,i,e yOu onywbele bul
$17,100. The Flit apprais.l 8 1101134. linus., turn, or Un.
turn. 223.1161.
value I. $13,000. $700 down
1134411, buaey.
us w. Sad at.
'sapae •
ngs A Sunday 131.1601.
porch $15. 313.2751.

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shades. lern,sss floors 5 tile Station Wagon. First 1410
bath. Call $311114 after $ ('ash skis it, Very good
p.m
condition. t'aa he seen at
API'AlSSlt
U11 S. Weet Ibid or Ph.
l4iiitlIt Nil'K, large $ hr. turn apt.
9.5540.
$ BEDROOM home, Concrete 322.4531_,_$._Yt.n.'h Only $49.30 T. bath, s porch.
-Block on 5mg. lot. setma
1753
Magnolia,
111.113*
st
baths,
3211.
THREE
1101134.,
1%
large livini room, including
High School; also I him,.
curtains. Only $40050 flow'
lake Mary-Ph. 333.1110.
('lEAN I OR 4 room Apt,,
I. W. 11.11, Realty, 2204 French

Stemper Agency
A Multiple Ustlag fleallor

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log pursuant to Ut. Fed.,aI (leo. *N,*5 Fledda Iti*u0.e (lee. 154.15 VIefld Statufas .5 154$)
f I'r.'It.ri, whIch
I
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2:1. then", )4utliu'ie.teriy to
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Natlou,ai Mortgage AssociatIon ii iSle)
tsr" It-ui In sill i.urinsn.
lOSe)
lint of beslnuuiug. Also.
NOTICE II HEREUY aIs'r.,
Charter Act, having Re pnln.
•nll'i iuu.u.,ile,I it a part of
NOTICE IS IIEREDY GIVEN,
the
3,EMIO:
Ibeginniflit
NOTICE
Ii
IIEREUT
GIVEN,
That
G.
Rains, the holder
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That C. C. ltugner the holder That Ralph Ab.Il th. holier of of the following
THE INTEIEST OP
.'Ipal olfk'e In the City
tt
Ilnpro'ieiuieots on sail
rio
certificate hau
NW c,irner of i..,t
1$ 5*1.1 tNT 2 tUtor 11*410
I
Washington, District of Col' of the followIng certifIcate ha. the following certificate hss filed said certificat,
- I-''i WYOt7*LDMpoRN
Ntmtheaiterlv tiltriO the
SAFE DRIVING
Itadia. Heater one previous
for
iS
tv.i
n;ttou..
II
leo
I
r
Ic
umbia,
is
lbs
Plaintiff,
and
filed
said
certIficat,
for
tax
flied
.aid
certificate
feet
.
N,,rtlirrly lIne (3
toy tax de.d to be Issued thereon, The
owner
TODAY,.,b,,orsb.,wjflb.
eu's
1(00511 0. CARLYLE and SAN- deed to be issued therson. Tb. deed to be issued thereon, Tb.
in
Irt,
Itarige.
Stotel
ti,n,-.
nt,,
3'Vitt"
l:.,'i.
certifIcate
on. of thos, very delightful
CT I.. CAItLYLE. his wIfe, the certIficate number and year of certificate number and year of isanane., numb.r and year of
FCTII311XP. 14.nlal 5:0)311
3)
feel. riO We.t"rIlt
th. description of th•
*3 PIT 2 hlnnr ltsutlo. Heat.
Iiet.n,lanta, I will cell to lb. isauance, the descriptIon of the issuance, the diecniptlon of
hrit,rnatIonul (ill W * Ii
7'i
fe.t to I'oInI of ItC
young ones who early under.
property, and the name I*
highest and beet bIdder for property, and the name in property, and the name ihe
hI.'.,ter. 91 ,1.1 117r, Serust I
gliunluig
I.lke new u:onulltiou, .... lieS
in
which
it
was
assessed
are
aa
'I
stands th. practical issues of
cub at the Front Door of the which it was asaeaeed are as which it
l';tIl:JI'lt-.
assessed sri ii follows:
Tilt' srs reqtiire,I to file
Seminole County Courthou,. in fellowe:
Tgeniuer out, all slrilii,re-i
follow,:
and woul4d*wsUIth.
'i itt tie Clerk ,,f the
answer
CertIficate
?4e.
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s.s
*4 hulK Cunvartible fully
the City of Sanford, County .1 CertifIcate N. III
TSar •t CertifIcate Ifs. II Tar if Issuance 1553
sb'rs er' hell curt si s. rs e a ru.I In un.t i'm.- u's nsa a ni
fIeld of banking, buain.0 or
eqt,l,,e,i inu-lutlIng air conSeminole, Stat• of Florida, at hasuaace 1)58
tin.
and
copy
thereof
upon
Pl,utulLl!.
h'r.atter
on
s-elI
land,
Ieauanes 1114
De..stpti..
.4
r,,pens
dltinunlng,
-cry lu,w mIleee.
11:00 A. H. an the 35th day
Dsscvtode. 54 Frep.es
.
D.eedwii.. 51 eeetvs
attnmn.y whose altlr4s', . ii: tires att.,c'd tb,r.to. end all
Lot 17 111k 1 West Alti.
of May, 1114, the following
Lot 16 Orisnia Osrulens
ot. rents. Issue., proceeds, and
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Lvi 1$ Lake Markham Es.
Well
I.yman
Aveltus.
l''st
cation $$ you can, slanted on
mont.
height.,
Section
Tg
.
.i.scrib.1
,y
First Additioi Flat h3ook 15
property
,.J
as set
tat., P1st Book 11 Pagee
tIc. li,.x I'i°. Ivinter l'.,rk. I trill. &amp;.- '- ruIuig an.l to a criie
P1st Ilook 11 Page 71
03 01.1)1 P.03 CoiV, Folly
forth In said Final Decree, tohigh finance, but hi lure to
'age 37
-60 a s
Ylorltio. not later tItuti the ::ui Fr,, ..,ii preuni..., all of
Main.
In
which
assessed
Kay
..iulppe.l. In' luilog air conwit;
Name in whIch a.sea..4 Orien. Name in which asse.sed Dorsn Development A Really,
early teach to get rid of peeday of Slay. Ii'. I.),ti. a. me. a Ilirl, are lnclu,I.'i Withiut the
----------------------------------------------530's
Inc. All
.iltliiiliig.
'iery i.,w mli.ng.
uero
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ThY-f
judicea of all sort-teach lint
ORLANDO 2ND ADDITION, properly b.I.g Ia the County being in the County of Semi- __- ....... Stile
I'rO C,,u,fesu will t.. cuit'red l,ab.cuttu,, then-of; al.. ,.11 u-is.
'YE)' 100JlOtjT B.1$P-2
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County
of
Seminole,
sat.
of
according te plat thereof of Seminole, utah of Florida. nole, State of Florida.tynle,, Floelds,. Unless
stoarn,
electric, waler. sn,I W• Con. Abeet Vie • .
US. SI'in
to study th. facts, be saalytl.
against yt-,u.
lO!
cal,
such
certifheat.
r.corde,i in Plat hook II, Valise suck certificuts ehall be such certificate shall b. r.. shall
IS tILfl Starfire Cpe. Fully
I
NOT FAUINO
IN %vITN1':s5 WIIEIIEOF. I other h.atinL cookIng. rsfrig.
ho re'tesm.d acoording .
adroit, Don't neglect
Pages 13, 55, and $7, Pub. redeemed according to law the deemed according to
eqtiippid including aIr conhan'l anti srat,nc.
lIghtIni, plumbIng, We Cone Abut Vise Ci?
OP SCIJI
have hsr.Onto sit
law the
law
the property described lit
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1k
It.coruls
of
dihoning sharp ............
at
San'
yenlIl.ttng,
irrigating
aol
Seminole
property
described
in
much
csr.
property
described
in
such
'er.
such
ituwearly, either.
PIMP!
nffIiI seal
affIxed
certifIcate wIll be sold to
I
tlfloat. will hi sold to the tificate will be sold
County, FlorIda.
si
.ysts,n.
rna'-hsne..
Siuluhi.
tori,
$.unlnols
County,
Florida,
Tb. Stars Impel, they do
to
the
the
hlgh.st
oaab
bIdder
at
the
Dated tia 15th day of Hay, highest cash bidder at the highe.t eash biller at the frost front door of
this 3:n3 day of April, .1.0. an-c,. flslures anti apluirten.
the Ssmnleol.
A. D., 1)60.
sot compel." What you- make
front door of the 5.minoie door of th. geminole Cousty County Court House
an. hIlt 110W an. iF ma)
1)55.
at Sanford.
OSEAI.
!
County
Court
ThIs oni I, a "Brass Hat." Factory label prlc. _____________________
here-tIter pertain t'. or tie use,l
Houa.
at
Sanford,
Court
Sbus. at ?anford, Flor. Florid.,, em . fIrst Moaday in
of your UI. I largely up to
Arthur It. tb'kWltt,. Jr.
Florists, on the first Monday In ida, on Ut. fIrst Monday in the the
Arthur II. flsekwith, Si'.
Clerk of the Circill ('orirt with. In. or on aI'I prentice.,
VOW
- our pric. $3595 cash or trade, Still
$4505
Clerk of the circuIt Court the month of inns, 1)55, which month of June, 1)55, whIch is Is month of June, ISIS, whIch
Seminole county. rhorlda. even though they be detached
the 5th day of Jun. 1145.
under full f.ctary warranty. It has very low mile.
Ily: Martha 1'. VIhI.n, 0. C. is the 5th day of Jun., 1115
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ii.
or ,ieia,h,u,Ie.
Carroll J.IgM.r's Individual
In.
5th
day
of
June,
1156.
. starkoa
ISv':
Donna
Dated
this
11th
day
of
April,
'\
CLEVXI...5ND. STEPHENSON
PON1IJ
0a1s4 thu 25th day .1 AprIl,
WITNESS n.y hand snt the
Dated this 11th day of Apr'11, *151.
age, console, automatic transmission, power steer_______
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I)eputy clink.
for
your sl Sir
4:
A SIIZII
1166.
321, SOUTH
,..,i •.r ,.i Cart .1 i4,u,tor.i.
1)16.
(5E.I
(Official Clerk's Seal)
ing and brakes, tinted glass, custom b.It and full
HWY. 17.02
ra.1
I'. 0. Drawer Z
Clerk
of
CIrcuIt
:'.
Court,
.1
- .ini iv of .lt,cil. I
Arthur H. Bsckwith, Jr.
of Yt101itlil n,.l At-ncr
copy slid 70*1? bhlbdatI sod
Clerk of Circuit Court
Suite 111
5eminol. County, Florida
.trlisur
Ii.
hI--kalt.
Jr.
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Acne
1$? %%'..t tdnatt
ing. You shou d es this "Tig.r."
Cemlnole County, FI.r14&amp;
I
Sanford Atlantic Natiosal
$1 to Carroll lighter P'oncait,
By: H. N. Tamm, Jr.
Clerk of has Circuit Court
Seminole County, Flo,Ida
Post Office Ilux Ion
PACTOIT AUTH. VW DULlS
By: H. SI. Tama, Jr.
I
Hank flullding
Deputy Clerk
fly:
H.
By;
Donna
31.
Slarkou
N.
Tamm,
Jr.
Tb. Sanford Herald, Box 1921,
Deputy
Clerk
WInter
Park.
Florida
Maflirl, Iclori,la
.
SANPOiD-42fl131
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(Official Clerk's Seal)
Deputy
Clerk
Deputy CI.rk
Attorney. for Plaintiff
1501 W. FIRST ST.
Publish May 1. 15, 1?, 25,
I'ubilslt May 17, 1155
OhI.ANDO- $41 sli4
PublIsh 3Iay 1, 15, 17, 21, HIS ruhlu,h SLay 1, 10, *7, 24, 041 ISIS,
ll,h: AprIl :4. May 3. I'), I?,
rut
PublIsh:
April
:4,
May
1,
10,
IWZ'U
1101 W. FIRST STe
CIIZ.1
1)16.
PH, 322-0231 £
PH, 3i2.0231
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CDZ.I
IT, 154$,
OPEN DAILY 'TIL 0 P.M.
Civil
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an,I
for
Seminole County, Publish May 10, IT, 24, 31, iSIS Publish Flay 8, 10, 17, 34, *116 t.'l)Z.27
Florida, wher.in Federal Na. CDZ'3l
CDZ.)
llonal Mortgage Asaoclatlop, a
NOTICE OP APPLICATIOW-.
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corporation organised under PO'TICE OF APPLICATION
ROTICE OP APPLICATION
"0* TAX DEED

TWj,AT WIT?

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., CARl. .7. LAWSON and ICATI4. I
TO E. If. SARGEANT A
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a corporation, and ill per-1 l.l-:l-:x LAIVS(uN, hi. wits.
flefenlants.
pout natural or .rtificlsl
or t'ir
eiafm!r. or purp.ruin i
have or claiming I,, has 1111-: S-r.ITI; (-Ii.' FI.011II).t
any right, title or iutrrr.t 'I'll, 'tiii. J. l.,tWluuN, whose
resident-a Ia 3733 Ii AyiItf
In the property In Sei,uin.
1to.l. Norfolk. VirgInia.
oh County. I'inrlila. more
N.ilhisrit
lAwson. whose
specifically deecribe.i here'
rutI,I,'mu,-e ii
II ,%yIiff
It, below;
1, L Xrt'ild. I'irgl?ita,
YOU. .%NU EACH UI.' YOU.
Tort
are
hereby
tutiti'-.l
ti,at
HE1LI liT TAKE NOTICE that
a suit has been filed agaInst a stilt b's I.un fIlet snainut
you in the above Court. The ynti as L)efetlants in the above
natur. of the suit or proceed- entitled cause; anti that you
ing is &amp; suit to quiet the title are hereby requaired to file
In the Plaintiffs to th. herein- your answer with the Clerk of I
after described property. The liii. "turf, anti to 5Cr) S S COPY
name of the Court in whl,-h ttu're,uf uipin (tie PlaIntiff, or
.aId suit or proc.eding i. penul. I'i&amp;luutlff's attorney, w hose
. th. CIrcuit court for the n.auii,' ar..l slIme.. is 511th. ElNInth .J,,tilci*l Circu-ilt, in and hot anti ticitwali,e. 513 Llarnett

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convinc, your allies to carry
through with your really tin.
ideas which they an unable

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PIATUIIN•

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Defendants.

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IllS Park Drive

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Fl-:i4l:flAI, it.IVINUS I
1V,1.KF:R FEItTII.l'/.ER OF' F's
Z.OAN .114$llu'iATiOIN UI"
pt4jltIDA INC.. a Florida cor
l'ALL. IIIVEIt, a corporatIon,

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IRAKI DIP!.

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FOR SAL?
25 LBS. GOc

rldntlft.,

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OLD NFVSPAIERS

H. F:. l'EIIVIS and LOL' VI-ItTA
J'ERVIS, his wife, ant HOW.
AltO I.. PENDLETON and

OUR

OF

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fenced aek yard. 311.3111.
111.1*01 1545 Hiawatha at 11-5*
322-3755.
s flu, CR horn., Xlteltsn equIp. NICE UNYIUS, $ Itt. hotiss --tic, .ini. lion (rum i',,et ''
p.rson prafrrr,.l, u,iiiitlea iii.
2*11.
tion, lake privIleges, Lake
Dirt Cheap $3,310. 3H'
rhiled. ISO mn 312.7623 or
Mary, 111-4110.
0*41.

1'inereai. Kit. 323-24:0

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6)1,1: col5TT, PLflltIl)b.
35 ('ll,%50'KM1' NI). Ellis.

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and friends. Ri fair.

II house,

PT TIlE CIRCI'IT Cot_Ill' (IF
7113: YIITTH JLIJtf 1.11. CIII.

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accord between kin

greater

Stenstrom Realty

equipped, no down pa)nornt.

Legal Notice

INSTITUTE
1 N. Orange, Suite $01
Orlando, Ylorlili

a

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To Inspect, Call

3:3.4014.

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KeepIng busy finding out

Payments Liii Than Real

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how to get foundatloaat affairs

AMSL'ME Mortgage; $ lIlt, I
bath, $51 per mo, kitchen
citIppel, Hunt) equity al-

Want Ad&amp;

PLACEMENT A5ISTANCE

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AIeo PHA homes to ServIce
w piret at.
men.
BUICK sicellent condition,
FURNISHED
I'?. l"tJflN. I 1111. fluple; Apt., $133. 128.8123.

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Looetel Throughout County
1.5 BRa-I.l%-1 Baths
Sorn. Kitchen Equipped

Sale

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19)

$1() Down

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&gt;.

THI OPINING

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ANNOUNCING

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Euilt.ln electric kItchen.

ExcslI.nt opportunity will,
CALI.11.tltT-lt.*l luau
- growing firm. 1.ocatel vicC.uil l*ynr2'I*tit3H.7415
tntty of Loniwool. l'erm,n- __________________________________
sot S day week, Good salary.
535.5430.
95. t1uuite For

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(01 Maunolia. 121.1111.
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BY OWNER. 4-Bedroom,
baths, central heat C air,

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.EAN quilet

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2.3.4 JIlts., 1-3 BATHS

l'h 122.4111

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Roomis For Moist

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2124 Park Drive Office 111"lil$
SECRETARY Knowledge of 121-0145 or 5,3.5,01
bookkeeping, one girl office. NE.tIt LAKE Monroe, 51. Johns
Mature woman with initlaRiver. 4 lOOxlOU ft. 1123
live A experience. I-:l.eimn.
FHA -VA HOMES
•i.h, 5100 down, s:s per
pies background desirable.
niontb. 1.ower price tot all.

It Pays
To Use

SOIJ"l'}LWARI)

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friends

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322.73

Autos

$100 D

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is most vital to you and
you
anxieties
your dreams can

Iii AM, for tonight $
social or recreational outlets,

for 500 W 1st Ft.
part.time huusek,ping girl.

M.tlt(IAI1ET ANNA tion of said Court in admitting tom of Ut. Catate of Jam.. W. NOTICE IS hereby given that
WIIITII, deccaaeI. lat. of saIl said IVill to probate should Whit., deceased anti at sail I am ungaged in businesa at
County, to the County Judge not Stand unrevok.d.
tim., then ant there, make ap' Ilanlando 14 p r i it g, Seminole
County
Judg.
lii office in the court house
a final settlement of ailminis- titlous name of n.INt,ANI)o
Lois U. Walker
,uf
sail (' .uinty at £4anfnm,i.
tratbon of sail estate, and for CANOl CRUISES, aol that
Clerk
l"Iomtd., within ii; calendar
an order dIscharging him is intend to register saIl nalus
months front th. time of the (SEAl,)
audi l:xecutor.
with the Clerk of the Circuit
puitlicuitlon of this no- Albert N. l'ltts
first
Dated this the 9th day of Court, tieminol, County, Yl.r.
tice. Two (-('pies of each claim Attorney A Counselor at Law April, .1. I). 1946.
iii, In accordance with the

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relieve
and some of

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Yes, EVINRUDE Dealer

Newly decorated. Suitable for

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AuTO SALIS

Robson SportIng Goods

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Cruinley 1onteith

ient home. .tiso op.nlng

31Z.0

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vital,
CAPRICORN (Dee, 32 to
lan. 30) Concentrat, on what,

over

Ther

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accumulating für some Urn.,
but do 'very little talking for
best results, Keep promises.
Taking special tnatments
that improve yose bealth is

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HNI ANY
fOR ITA?( SOD 114' AIs' 600
1I(XJ&amp;E CARDIFF GIANTJ P.c' 5L.
GITTIP.JG
MEMBIM..

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hallway Ti The Waterway

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..d.. PS? 3$

149S S. NINCH
AVI. (17.92)

123. 8.1s * Motors

3411 Steveni, 3.3145.

room

Inc.

A Evening elsases.

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PSI

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CASEY'S

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311 1. 'at St., Sanford.

- 10$.

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hffIo. apt.., private baths, nIt. l.AMRRET'I'A, (bed condition.
lilies furn.l specially suited
for retired people, Ideally
Incited downtown. IflIluirs
at Jaitbson'. Dept. hers,

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or 382.4051 nl5hts.

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Deceased.

WANTED
WOIJLT) Ilk. to rent or teals
4 bedroom home in nice
neighborhood, cloee In, Ph.

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'I'rstlsr Court.
450$.
SANLANDO AREAt i ier..
horn., las. lot, weeded aria $ 1179H.. I lath. unfumn., TRA1I.Elt A Cabana fInn, in$50 down. 54$ per month.
Ito
Eefri. C )'re.ser.
s'lilea light. A wits?. I'ti.
Cult after $ p. a. 141-1400,
Pineceet Area. 5110. 323.1751.
vat. A r.*eonahi.. 3.4u24,
Orlando.
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Atlanti., Dank Bldg.

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hi/livE p4/,7 P.IAI'$G resl.iene. anti pout owe.
Put'll,h May 1, II, 17, 34, 155
of James W. White
$63.0) Florida Statutes 1)37.
0101*.'
'itt,. itt the claimant, and shall Cl)Z'll
Deceased.
Hig: Darrell 1.4iiigh
be sworn to by the claimant,
It.
W.
Ware.
Ally.
Puhliah May 10, 17, 24, 11, 1365
ha
his .ig"flt or attorney ani C' . Oh. e,
for
Executor.
CbZ'U
Jg. Somlaei. C.ualy, Pier. p
couiipanIed by a filIng fee of Ida,
o. lbs ISIS
I. Probate,
..ns .t.'lRr and etch claIm or
$an0r,l, P'lrriIa
AEr.SDr.m
ret Edal.
at
uimuin not so filed shall be WILLIAM
II. HAUR
Puhliah Flay 3, 10, I?, 34, 1556
ivTlCE UP' sUIT
V oi 'I.
CDZ.i
TUB
ST-lYE
or ri.ornn.t TOe
Doosased. ____________________________
/1/
Marguerite Agnes
L.EON.%ItI) Il.t1.L whos
is All Credifers 5.4 P.r.... IN COuNTY Jtl)U$ COt'S?,
l..,ckni.ige
I
Whereabout,
anti place of
As e;e.uinIi of the last Hails. (iii.. .e D..ua.d. SEMtNol.r, rot'S?)', VLnIUn.
resIdence are unknown;
.lgala.0
naid
l:..ae..
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's.~
Vile
No.
lOut
%%'lll .ini Teutiment of
Stilt having b . e ii 111,1
'
You anti each of you Sr. EnWITE or
Si.tit(b.IILET ANNA WIRTII
sg.iin.t you i
the Ciri-uuIL
ber.hy notifieul and reqtuireti FREDISIIICK 0. BECK.
I.eeasp,i
Court in and for Semin,ths
,,,,,,,,f
to prea.nt any claims and de.
"
sTl-:Ns'rItuM. DAVIS
I)ECII.litEO
('ounty,
h"loritia,
in
Chancery,
I. - mantis which you, or either of
1
...
&amp; NitriNTosli
ROTICE TO CEEloituNs
divorce, the abbreviated
you, may hay. against Ut. 'To All. Pp:psoNs 81)5)0 till, of
Attturn.ya for Executrix
which i. JennIe liii,
e,thi ot 'h1.t.i.tN 1. 1.%Uit. t'L.IIstS
Flu,rI,ia Stats hank
OF 1)5W .1 N I) I l'iainiiff, vs. Leonard ilall, to.
utic.aaed. late of said County, *6.5551? SAID ESTATE,
SuIte 33
5 ,
fen'Iant,
n,,tics it tO 'c,WI., I
to the County Judge of Semi.
4anf,,rd, Florida 33171
You -and cab of
OII ire uptlm. you to fil. with
PuP.IisI, May 10, 11. 14, $1, 1150 nole County, Florida, at his hereby notifi.4 and required Clerk of u.;iul (burl our writ.
office In the court housa of to tile any claims clii uie,ngnds te,i .lef"ns,s, If any, to Ut.
rv. Al,WE
I3meWSIU,IOOVIA
SSt$&amp;l
1mw4sot_pcSAp AisiiccvIious
riNfUll'
cotsi
Iii, within ci; calendar month. may hate against sail estate tI,is cause, and to serve a c0,7
"
IEPCSTBA?IIRT1IO
CAPTAINI mn'wowz- oui*1s...io.o_,a.o 1,A
Asouv5relnj
U'T'
)S)TII ,st'nu.i,. rls*o'iIT lenin the time of the first pub- In the offIce of lion. lcAfll.Yl.IS on his
l'lalntifr. uttormueys n"t
'i iuusvi SISI
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SIAO.tJITICIJS
VIVID
CSICK4'eJIL
,*TA$a,va
sI'WINI)l.$') COtISTY,
copies of each claim or de- of l(eminul, County, at his of. A. H.
1)66.
ISTAT1• ,
s.,, %t'i:,;y so. laisnA
lnani shall be in writing, anti flce in the Court Ii,,iiu in Man.
herein fail not or a decree
0CL051 ___________
l"I-:i'i:it,tt.
t'rlluN.tt. uolt'r. shall stat, the pier, of resi. ford, FlorIda, within eiz cab. pru,
c',nfeauo will be sisterel
U.t(ii' A$OCZ.tTiO7j, a Cor. den,, and post office •dlrs.t •n,iar montha from th. tints of against
you.
poratiuin,
of the claimant, and shall hi (lie fIrst publicatIon of this
W1TNI:i45 my hand sit the
Pislntif?, aworu, to by the claimant, his notice, Each claim or dsm*nd seal of sail Court,
at Sauft,r4.
sgml. or attorney and occom. must be In writing md
Florida, thIs lOt day of Slay,
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ltOs'hEht 0. CAItLYI.5 and partial by a filing f.e of one taRt (ha place of r.sid.nee eon.
and
A.
0.
1556.
i,,, /1
NANCY I. CAitl.Yl.E. hIs wife dollar and such claim or de. post office auidre,. o
the (SEAT.)
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to

$

flaymo.l Lundquisl. Asle.

rsite ut

.

I*P (Oct. to Nov.
21) II you confer with thou
with whom you are allied Is
any way, you are able to

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I., present any claim. aol di- lion of thIs notico to appear ty Juige of Seminole County,
fflznuI, whIch you, or either of In sail Court antI show r,uee, Vlonl,is, his fInal return, ac.

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Instrument purporting to be .f P'l.r$d..
ths lAlt Will and Testament of I. as he 8.4.0. .1.

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Assume mortlaus payments. 3.8dm. )lnuae Trailer. Row.

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Club Read

Phens 331.7115

l.IilI.PUBN. APIs. wIth out-

103, Mobile Home.- Rent

pp

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1:24374.
Usfurn. 3 PR duple;. Kitchen ao CART, rune geol SIC.
eiutpped. *22.111,.

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607 N
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Apartments

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probat. in th. above atyled
Iii CasdIlera Sad
FINAL BOTZCE
lIatIas (ictins oo Do-.eda Court.
Notice ii h.reby given that
You am. hereby commandid the undersigned will, on th.
AgaInst lI.I Eatetsi
You an,l each
of you are within .1; calendar months 2nd day of Jun., A. D. ISIS.

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butgetilgbtatthe,Jjt
sinned,
tothatfar.nacbIngplanthat
apa1hastosuggsst.Joja5

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RODERT A. WILLIAMS

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Palmatto. or Ph. after 5:15.

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E01t00M)n. ""

A/C
ce.,, 11W

50

VISPA Meter 555.1cr.
JAWA Meter Cycles

$ ROOM Porn. Apt.. $00 Elm
Airs.,
132.3031.
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downstairs

P

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A/S 607 N
siw ....
Cbi 11W .. 44$ M
NEW A UIED
LEWIS SALES A SERVICI U
....
a
3117 Country

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Deceased, ceased, has been admItted to

Vounudto donioesworkcs

any obllgatlose you have asso don't procaatiutl,

I. ret Estate at

3*3.1301 3I4 HIawatha 51 IT'll

SIAIJLS AGENCY

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Legal Notice

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•

II YSUPS$ •s•s k
$1 Pd... ...... 617
4$ NSN,e
•.

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JOltS O1'EN NOW
oirva IBEN WAITING
In Osteen area, $81 inn, inn. (lantleman, *32.1311 or
$AS? WHILE you learn. High
FOR THIS $ Br. home, larga
worth ,6fl. HZ-OIl).
331.803?.
A I 5* kinds
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School not required. IBM
Lr. Elee. kit. Pta.
and
See Is For Rentals
- Xeypunch. Cashiers.
pretty hardwood floors, also
Nll'E
Si..ping room. $13 Oak.
Days
for Rent -.332.1704.
J9ceptiontsts, and Hank Tell.
lIT OWNERI Three bedroom,
will and pump. Only $1,111. NEW $ BR. Houie, Kit, equip- ,106,
Night..W.,k.nd. 233.1411
- irs. Train now, pay later.
inO.
bath;
central
air
A
hsai;
$77.50
P5?
234
ped. *531 Grove l)r.. In Wool. • gut. i'ttpl.t. oahnay just off
C.t1tIER TRAINING IN'STl. C.LLi)Al%T nEAt. EST.tTE
2 car garage, $83,400. Ill)
115,
For Sals
mere
rk. 125-011* or 333.
l4,nfnr,i,
33.l4.____________
(lmnve
Manor
Dr.
Call
IllUTl:, 1311.5713.
N. Orang., Suite 103 CALL DAY Oft NIUIIT 312.7ofl 20*7.
sst'.
Orlando,
ISIS
CHBRVOT.BT.
I doer, es
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RN. I BR house. 555.1133 rt.E.tN Fumn. Apt. 112.2500.
e.thsnt oonditlon. 533.4011,
1s,sstmsat A Rally
*E (II ST B It ED or Licensed
after 1.
it - P. Pask Ave.
practical Nurse.. Pleasant
own
Nliy,l.y l.'urn. $ room Apt.. '1$ lORD Station WaInn, VS.
531155
Atlantis lank Bldg.
working conditions in beauyard. 122.5303.
ao'EnN2IE)rr OWNED
IINYUIINIIIiED
tout engine, good tin... $31-

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AND C&amp;4WLJN WITH

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121. Seostey. &amp; Cyelss

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102, Mobile Home.

Payton Realty

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,

H.uu.

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St. Johns Realty
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72. Female Help Wanted TIlE FISIE TESTED P11134

BEDDING CO.

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15. Hsasss 'or Sill

Ph. 333.4133

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REDUCED

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May, A. I). 1)54.
s:3.eus
tape recorder, Ilk. new, $131. ECHOLS
Jones Daniels
Ph. 323-0551.
.1. .'tdminIstratrin of the
BeddIng a Fusraitur.
Eel,!.' i,f
AT FACTORY PRiCB!
WICKEII
£4.1
I
piece,
white,
ill
Magnolia
st
I " JONES
323.511*
new cushions A covirs,
Deesased.
IS THE COUSTY .IVDOE'S
Argus C3, flash A light mu('.
.. - . ..Ise. Jr.. of
SChOOI4 &amp; histructionis
COIRY PY.M1SOLB COVSTT,
tsr $10. All A-i oondltton. CLEVEI..INL), STEPhENSON
FLORIDA
After sin 321-1140.
C MIZE
AUTOMATION
JOU 0I'
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EStATE ors
Attorneys for Petittonsr
I
SKIM Hoards made 6. order.
JEAN MARIE LA DREB,
IB M KEYPUNCH
I' 0. Drawer 15
207 Elm, 123.0334.
P n x Receptionist
Deceased.
il.,ntoml, FlorIda
Cashier . Chseker.
PuI.lisl,ed May 17, 24, 31 A ins STATE or P1.0*113.1 to
psmson. interseteti In the
flank Tellers
1151
estate
of
JEAN
Earn While You t.eara
MARIE L.A
CDZ.52
UJIEF., dec.aued.
Need not interfere with prs..nS

Legal Notice

COInPAIIY

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4 room turn. nswip •• Ill Mainella
eor;tad, III E. 141k 5*.

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nts, Up to $500 to start. Ale
35.50, married * aria rest'dent. Write P. 0. Eon 505*
, Orlando.
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05.
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*UIIWS SMANCI

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INSTATJD

CLEAN Fun. dnwnstai,i
Adults, 112.1114.

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GLASS

AUTO

A

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.i7

I BEDROOM. Pta. room. tfl

LAIIOB Corp. •zpanding in
Central Florida- No rebora.

SERVICE

,

House. For Ss

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*23.1145

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REPOSSESSED
CARS

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Vall To %Vall Carpet

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gCA15
,

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4ITSIOp
do.. aow, tacking bo dif-

making It a

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eIINPJJ4I4

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YtRNIIftEn •
ResIdent Mar.

$

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3:1.3416

?. SM 1U5 PS?
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LAKEFRONT

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,

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50 .5PC)S

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Thereissaswayst.ayou

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want Si

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GO (Au&amp; Si k

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Wa.
apt • large Ring room C ales

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COMMODORE
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bit to mow.
A
Trimming. 3i/o San. 4')S daytime. or *21.0131 a?.
tsr 5 p. in.

Results

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For aii
U.
• Sale
POLICE CHIEP FOR T111 Wlt.T. 1)0 ironIng iii my horn.
VILLJiOE OF NORTH OR.
3:2.1743,
'I'rade
ysup
trailer
tot
a
new
OWNE*t
IT
s
Sr..
I
Bath
3-bIB.,
i'4
PATH.
$110
down.
LANDO. FLORIDA
home. $11 mu. Everything.
horns with paneled Dining
*136? inn. 112.1i$l.
Pref.r retired Law enforce. REFINED Widow, age Ii d..
EnterprISes.
1.
H
II
tie.
aIAtrrIrvL.
4
bedroom,
114
Rom, w.tI A lawn .prinisire, pu.itio as hou'iek.ep.r,
atent officer. (Pensioner)
$31-lIlt
log •75i.m, dorn.r lot, li
bath, den with fireplace, ov.
r.Ioeate. I'l,a.,
- willing to
110834. 10 ft i IC' wile Trait.
companion for llsnti.m.,n or ______________________________
ersised 5srage, $23,111.
W. Jinkin. Cirde, Ph. 12
•.nd resume, r.cent Iiinto
I.aIy.%IaItt. ilr,mt,sugh, lit
.r. Wait to wail rarp.i, air
end salary required, lb.... %tlsIo Rd., New Smyrna
-ronditlon.i, rump. turn. *I0
20 ACHES within % infis Lake
lles,- t,, I'!..
send to %'iblag. Clrrk. y
reph A take o.r p,ni. 313
I HEDROOM, 3*1 bath, upackue
Ilarney, $te acre.
01. Houses l"or Rent
•g of North Orlando. Pit
throughout,
dock
A
boil
office 3*6, North Orlando.
. htlIi
:atnte
house. Underground sprinkle
)'lori2a (one mile EatI of LAKE MART, .a lake. i-bed. 11*13' NASHUA. small down
•y.tem, beautiful furniture A
11-13 on Stat. Road *14)
rooms, $ 55th.. central air
pymt. Assume pymt.. $23.
C. A
a tr in the double carports. *21.1301 1540 Hiawatha at *7-11 guiditienlng. *214125.
illS.

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5CM 51U. 04Y,Wl51SLIY..s
ALEC KID WAMIS
SO
V6 øør*

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mutusfly Import.

its quickly If

*0MB IMPROVEMENT

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DAYS Work. goot 8.fan.nces

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0121.
SERVICE
CARPENTRY __________________
For Saji
KENIIOItE Automatic Waiher, D.
581.51*5
ef eke CesMy
WII4ON.MAIEK rDRNITtijjj
. 6k. .
TWO 4-DIIAWEII Chests. *
Judge, 015aI5 CseI?. Stat.
Buy - Bill - Trade
TRACTOR WORK. Di.cing,
.b51e
Kidney shaped coffee table Ill-il B, i.e
.i Vi.rMn. I.
*22-5633
I'lowing, flaking, Grading.
-.
A matching step table; On.
I. as Ike Eata(•
Leveling, Mowing, Lot Ciii:. Walnut Itoom Divider, on. USED 8dm. suits $53; Apt.
NOII3IAN JONES
Seeding,
Small
Grove
Gas
Stoves,
like
Glass
Cot?..
'l'abii,
matching
.1*.
D.c.aeed. ing,
flee

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GettIng oil into the buatlla&amp;
busy world et setl,Ity sees
you bettering caner, getting
utots
credit, doug tin. dvii
work, Ri moe. modera is
your regular ob, Gel eassli.

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ford Herali

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53. Wanted To Hey

7HA

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this

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SSIS

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Ph.

IN co'vIDI:NcEj Y.tRDS
- •pzy
Our empioye. know of
Edgiug
ad. Write loz

Ian Road, Sanford. 322-4315.
stor 351.15 up.
p. in.
NotIce i. hereby given that
BRID(1E$ FURNITURE
- ma undersigned will, on the Lawn mowing and edging
ii
p.r
day
rental
for
ElectrIc
Park
A *5th
7th day of Jun., A. 0. 1111, pre. heavy or
333-1455
Shampooer with pur.
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I ..s,t to the Honorable County SZZ'l517. lIght work. Call Carpet
55
chas, of Blue Lustre, Car- U
4 furnItur, applIances
Julia of Seminole County,
tools, Ste. Bought-hold. Litroll Furniture Co,
Florida, her final n.turn. ac- HOME 8EPAIJIS A PAINTING,
ry's Mart, 11$ Sanford Ave
'' ' count and vouchers, as Admln332.1874DON'T forget the graduatsPh. 313.4l2
lstratris of the Estate of NOlt'
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Watch..,
Billfolds,
Pearl.,
-. .:: MAN
, deceaued, anti at
;I. Painting
FURNITUIIX - Freight dam.
ljtrthston. flings.
1
salrt time, thin and (her.aged bedroom and lising
make application to the said ________________________________
Gwaltney Jewelers
U3V4 ouP]3.l 1LIMaER,
ItEPAZI4
room furniture. Masy Pisces
Ju.le for a final settlement of
Sanford
204 5. I'isrk Ave.
W10 £4ur.lG tip oii Mi
3fl44ZS
show
no damags, lowly.?
her admInistration of •aid
WELCOR 4 speed 111.11, Table PIICS Is 34 or less tha* r.g.
charging her is such AdminDamaged Furniture
aIe
h130.
' strains.
11w, IT'll. Ca.eslberrp.

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them.

8.1., TV., Saws. T*p.
fleco.'d.rs. Tiller.. Renovator.
AIIEIIICAN RENT.ALt.

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FRIGIDAIRE Air Conditioner, BELT Mausager (Vibrator)

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For

y

lad

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port as

than happy to entlitsia

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Misc.

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FREE CAR WASH
J. P. flats.
NIFTY AUTO BATH

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where ItwsU
is deserved. 1. mon

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CATCH YOU!

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derstad1ag.

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70 1c15S A MACHIi41
•000

10 RIpt.ACI

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them
bow besttopssttheallopuQ
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shoe. B. ensildvsti wOk coo

withJy fl) Ostting is
good bleeds beingi

condition.. permanent Polltion, salary plus comml,.Ione

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PAINTING

downwtthnpeitasidatsdy
eard.Dy ye. this know

Is trouble.

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ISIS

ldiauIaalad,butMyosui1

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fleet

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and settled, neat appearance,
DiSoto Station, 34. in p hI 5
5-day week good Working_____________________________
Tron.

Feed.,

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.157 NICk,

GU(1 (May fl to

For

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For

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p.r day on

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Apt.
m • usa ronn OAAXII $55 4-dr. W.$,11 Su ik ks
water A •ii. 3*1.5157.
sedan. autontatlo. radio, heat. Stilt ah.ut
i MISSSISi PSI.
er power •teorin. whit.
* ROOM turn. Apt., water,
aldewalls, r.y with red In. ia
.
lI,ht. A saris. furnished.
t.rlor. Only 37.055 mItes. 354$.
3:3.1744.
Call Charlie Craig at 5*1.
&amp; P.ch
Ave.

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VMLLA

),,, o(
part or full tIm,.
l:nperlrnr.
not
requtr..I.

GAS DRYEII a ti It I Gill Used furniture, any amount.
ANiMAL HAVEN KENNELNI
FREEZER. Both for $111. Sanford, Zn-Isle.
Hoerdinu; for sale Chibas.
221.5701 after $ p. inhuas, 332-5111. Tall come ee. RICHARD'. TREE BEILVICE
IS
Test
Furniture
0M0ci1Nfl, Trimming A Re. WORLD BOOK BucyctopodisELL
out
Quick Ii?le. with
the Cub.
moving Tree.. Yr.. Eati.
• per mo. Ph. 313.4141.
SUPER TRADING POST
mate. 321.0305.
hlEAalE pUl'PIPS, 3H.OS3).

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bialtb,

the

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Plus Tunini
w L harmon - *I4221

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8. Piti &amp; Siip

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aowaadpssanaotsway

apes,.

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woman,

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May

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Players James Smith,
no the Sheridan Whiteside: Caroly Thomas,
his nurse, and Kathy
Kent, h Ii secretary.
Love Interest In the
piay Is provided by
Terry Schembera and
Alyce Crocker who rehearse under the
watchful eye of Dennis
Guthrie, her father.
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JAPANESE scene in "Wonderful World of Music," program presented
by Bear Lake Elementary School sixth grade under direction of Mr.,
Mary Frances Holton, music director, with Mrs. Helen Lienhart as ac.
companist, featured (seated, from left) Vicki Johnson, Schaine Meeks,
Diane Wilson, and Nina Bozeman; (buck) Deborah Giffen, Clark Goff,
and Cindy Goetzman.
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border with all other South
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"They've done it ogair.—.now It's Gemini 9 and I'm
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CDR. E. J. CARROlL (center), executive officer of USS Kitty Hawk,
congratulates pilot I.A. CO. It. C. Vehurn (left) and 14t. (jg) J. If. Hurl.
burt, radar intercept officer, after they made 50,000th landing recorded
aboard aircraft carrier. Pair is assigned to ItVAH.13, currently deployed
aboard carrier off coast of Vietnam.
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All those currently enrolled
In the American Red Cross
Junior and Senior Lifesaving
Classes In South Seminole, as
well as any other Interested
persons, will receive Instruc.
lion In first aid and artificial
respiration at $ p. m. today
M the Casselberry Woman's
Club on Overbrook Drive.
Casselberry Fire Chief Paul
Rates will demonstrate the
technique of mouth to mouth
resuscitation with the aid of
l(esusci.Ann. the department's
life like dummy.
Dr. H. J. Mello will give
first aid instruction.
A beginners swimming class
for adults will get underway
Tuesday, 9.10 am., at the
Lake Griffin home of Mrs.
James Birkenmeyer In Cos.
selherry. Enrollment Is open.
Children and adults may
register for swimming classes
In the summer water safety
program, 9.10 a. rn.. Saturday
at the Casselberry Fir. Station.

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South Seminole Bank has
paid three successive 12-month
cash dividends, In December
Of 1963, 1164 and 1165, and
this comes as the first cash$A00
declaration payable within six
#months the preceding divld.
end.
Commenting on this action,
Banks stated.
President
"The Maitland-South Semi.
ode County area experlencIng a steady, wholesome
growth in commercial as well
as residential development.
Indicative of this progress are
numerous factors all of which
have served to further string
then our faith In this area.
Activity Is Increasing daily In
- each of South Seminole Bank's
departments, continuing the
pattern which began in mid.
1961 when the bank first open
ed.'
Earlier this year. South u
Seminole Bank completed its
quarter-million dollar expansion program which tripled
the Institution's size. In Jan. Delivery Most Anywhere
nary of this year, five addi.
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Machinist Mate First Class
Donald R. Greene, son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Greene, 400
MantIs Road, Casselberry, has
returned to his Norfolk, Va.,
homeport aboard the attack
carrier USS Forrestal alter
an eight-month deployment
with the sixth Fleet In the
Mediterranean.

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Seminole Rank In Fern Park each of the banks depart.
has voted a cash dividend In mints.
the amount of 23 cents per Total resources of South
sbareto stockholders of re. Semlnole Bank now have
cord June 2, payable June 12- reached the sum of *6000000.
-on the bank's 35000 shares of

Lifesaving

Sanford Alliance
A new 40-minute motion
picture produced by the National Association of Eyange.
Heals, "Anything Can Hap.
pen," will be shown at 7:30
p.m. today and Wednesday
at Sanford Alliance Church,
1401 S. Park Avenue.
A candid probe into the attitudes and actions of Chris.
tians in today's churches, the
film, characterized by some
as startling, is a black and
white documentary of "nn-thespot" interviews In a concerned examination of church
membership, Rev. G. Blair
MeGarvey, Alliance pastor,
reports.
Rev. MeGarvey extends in.
vitation to the public to join
members of his church in seelag this film which "contrasts
the comfortable climate In.
aide the church with the rest.
less search that goes on con.
stantly outside Its four watts
for something that can iatis.

So. Seminole bank
Votes 25C Dividend

Seminole High School's
"Twirling Seminoles" major.
elite corp, received a superior
rating In state competition
held In Daytona Reach for the
11th consecutive year.
'Since the beginning of this
sue contest, ii years ago,
Twirling Seminoles have never
received less than a superior
rating in either district or
state Florida Bandmaster.'
Association contests," said
Bandmaster Ernest Cowley.
The local group was led by
Captain Vickie MeArdle, with
Mrs. Janice Cowley as In.
structor.
Other bandmembers and
majorettes receiving Individual superior ratings were:
Vicki. McArdle and Jean
fluff,, twirling solos; Becky
Tanner, piano solo and Steven
Stein, tuba solo.
Ratings of excellent were 1
won by Laura Faye Watson
and Kathy Young, twirling
duet; Nell Richarde, trumpet
solo; Kathy Young, piano and
twirling; Michelle Malbon,
Patsy Toy, Sheralyno iii.
Hams and Gay Echols, twirl.
log.
Other members of the Twirl.
ing Seminoles include Debbie
Whitley, Mary Jane Byrnes,
Kathy Avenel, Carol Bali and
Mary Pat Bertrang.

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opponents' campaign was be. Wan, he would auppopt High
ing run by the same backers against lures. High bag is.
that helped sleet New York accused Burns supporters of
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
setting it up, but Powell said
The Governor told an early It was a casual remark
morning coffee crowd of about prompted by questions from
250 supporters that campaign newsmen.
brochures for Miami Mayor After the eolfse, and before
Robert King High were nearly flying to Panama City, Burns
Identical to material used In launched Mto a round .S hiatt.
the successful campaign to shaking at industrial plant.
sleet Kennedy.
and shopping centers, With
Burns took every speaking the .isettou only lz days off,
Opportunity in this last awing the Governor feot.d ft up ens
through northwest Florida be. side of the street and down
fore the May 24 primary to the other, shaking every hsad
challenge what he said was in sight.
Kennedy's support of High.
"I'm going to slug It sitS
NO said Kennedy was Inter. like anybody else slugs," Is
sst.d In the Florida govei'. told shopping cent., erswda
noes race to further his own Tuesday night over the blare
desire to become president. 01 a jus band.
He said Kennedy hoped to He flew hers lat. Tuesday
elect High who, as governor sit.r attending the CabbieS
and head of the delegation to meeting in Tsllai..seI. H.
the National Democratic C..'i. kept bearing down is the a..
yen tion. could Influence For. sertlos that 111gb never spiabi
Ida's delegation t. back Ken. without noise, reading snip
nedy for the prealtieney,
those words put In his mouth
"Rut that will never hap. . Kennedy's bseoo art.
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reception followed by din.
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AlthoughHigbhadno active
Some people tell us that organization In th. county 0
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they saw a man dangling from during the first primary, he
Youth,
11
a Parachute at 2 p.m. Sunday baa picked up support he re
L.
the Kelly forces. He and
east
Sonf
SHADE GAP, Pa. (UPI)4
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of th. Navy base. The Navy Kelly will motor here from
I.
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Peggy Ann Bradnlck, 17, kid.
leave
immedi.
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Tituavill
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and
says none of Its crewmen ba .
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naped and held in chains for
italy after the dinner for aned out. who was jtp
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seven terrifying (lays by a
other campaign appearance In
5
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Tb. rlagtaIl monkeys and Central Florida.
,e,
long-sought deranged sniper
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who turned killer, was rescued
screamed their beads off the HIGH PROMISES
unharmed today. The kidnaper
other night while the alligator CONSERVATION'
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pits were being raided at the VERO REACH (UPI) 'ltI!qh,.
15.10
year-old farm boy.
M. U they could talk police Robe rt King High took his
14 ' -'i
"Thank God
Thank
God
would have an 0911 and shut motorcade campaign for govsafe . - • I'm safe,"
case.
ernor along the east.central
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pretty,
blue-eyed, brown.
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oust today and accused Gov.
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haired high school junior cried
I#,,' , "
Some people know well how Haydon Burns of failing to
over and over as she ran Into
to poke fun at themselves. safeguard Florida's riven and
the arms of Pittsburgh Press
WIth..s the prospective juror streams against pollution.
reporter Scott Rombach, who
In circuit court who was Pr.
The Miami mayor, making
pushed her to the ground to
seating his plea to be excused conservation a major plank In
avoid being hit by bullets.
from jury duty. When asked the platform he hopes will unThe kidnaper, William D.
If he could substantiate
seat Burns in next Tuesday's
crowd. 'Robert King High will
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claim to hi a dia betic, and runoff prImary, promised to
never be governor and Bobby
llollenbaugh, 41, was shot
aubjset to bluckouti, the man give "top priority" to conser.
Kennedy will never be presi.
through the neck. State Police
produced a signed medical ring Florida's natural rodent."
REAR ADM. H. H. CAIi)WELL, in his first of.
DAVID POWELL, locisi president and dist rict
said he was hit by the farm
card attesting to the fact. H. sou rces.
He said the state could not
ficial
visit
as
commander
Fleet
Air
Jackson.
of
chairman
of
the
Natiol
ml
Association
of
Litter
boy, Larry Rubeck, who fired
brought a loud laugh from th
afford
to turn its affairs over
e
fi.
to ld a group of supportville, this morning presented a series of high
Carriers, Is representalLive of all mailmen who
a .22 caliber rifle through a
court as he presented his card , at a breakfast meeting in
to
"radical
•ztmsmism" under
awards
to
a
number
of
Navy
flyers
based
at
will
observe
"Florida
Li
tter
Carrier
Week" June
closed window of his home at
to Judge Roger Dykes, saying,
of plans to create a
High. "W, have come too far
Sanford Naval Air Station, for wartime duty in
20.26 under
proclaw ation by Coy. Hayden
'This shows I'm a diabetic, Stuart
nearby
Fort
Littleton.
"governor's council on conunder the tradition of progreslo
Vietnam and for stateside service. He is pictur.
Burns. State conventioIS will be held June 23.
nota drunk."
A short while before he was
s,rntion" to advise the cabsive conservatism in this state
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(Herald
Photo)
Work 01 eladrbig week ud
agencies
Z make a change now," be
lng officer of SNAS.
(Herald Photo)
Red Cross volunteer first Inst and other state
critically wounded a deputy
mIre out if the mind lead.
said.
conservation
problems.
aid course for mothers Inter, on
sheriff.
Th. Governor criticised fill area In Labs Hooves leas
ested Ia staff ing the .Plnecrest High wove his them. of in.
The dramatic events outside
to,
conservation
High for injecting the race been eompteted by dredging
School clinic will open Wed. tegrity and
the flubeck home took place
Issue into the campaign, show. CWI, City Manager W. 1.
naday In the school auditor. gether by saying that "mu.
only a few minutes after a
raw
sewagi
tons
of
ing an April nuns story from Knowles,reported today.
lum. Hours are 11 A.M. on lions of
heavily armed force of (375
a wire service that
M ay is, a, 23, 30 and Juno 1. are dum ped In to our rivers
men
began an assault on near.
High m big dredge and 11s
daily.
What
kind
brought up the race Issue
o
and streams
In
by twin-peaked Tuscarora
- Seminole County Builders of Integrity in government Is
a
lOisini
speech
to
a
Negro
equipment now has movs4
!
C' !.
Mountain where the kidnaps,
teachers, group, showing au out tate th, lake wha,..it to
aadAas$clatO rjUJ.uJ Mar. that? 110w do ems th)nht in.
I was trapped with she gi'l
It with It?"
Negroes a campaign ad of two engaged Is "swespbig
k
uasia
ottsa at their duatry g5 air
Tuesday eight.
years age in which Scott Ksl. off the baryow ate., pm
meeting at 7:30 j.. tonight High asked.
Almost
unbelievably,
the
The Mayor then promised to
By Desna Eels.
at Spencer'. Restaurant.
last week, pledged. If elected, ly promised to ,óto civil rights which kydiaulle SRI stmW,
who
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Three Sanford teenagers, The boys were freed under wily, crazed kidnaper
"veto any bill that would per"Jpublkans
will
come
'to continue In the future, a. legislation and relating that mostly sand, will be psapod
agent Terry AnderAbsentee voting Is running mit directly or Indirectly the (reed of charges In Municipal $250 bonds and will stand killed FBI
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crawling
out
of
the woodwork have In the past, the prac. Burns had accused High of Into the landfill axes.
son from ambush on the
being the NAACP candidate.
Work on pumping the soil
heavIer in Seminole County pollution of Florida rivers." Court in connection with al trial In county court.
mountain Tuesday
slipped like termites before the No- tices of consulting With peo-for the Tuesday runoff than High's caravan of a dozen leged hazing incidents, were Gordon Frederick, attorney through the large posse, which veniber elections and then pie of all views in a con. Burns said he had not In. in is expected to begin Fri.
for Bryant, Butts and og.
tended to talk about racism day and will eonttans en lb.
for the May 3 primary. A cars had scheduled stops to. arrested Tuesday on county den,
and two younger boys had maintained an all-night' look out for your houses," tinuing effort to give the In this campaign
but 1gb urns 24.hour.a.day, six-day.
total of 155 absentee ballots day at Fort Pierce, here, Stu- warrants.
Democrats
of
Seminole
CounRobert Petree, candidate for
vigil around the mountain.
Warrants
issued
by
Justice
accused
in
the
hazing,,
called
a.we.k schedule under whiehi
SanTitusvlll.,
Cocoa,
in
art,
brought
It
up.
have boo n Issued so far
the Democratic State Execu - ty the representation they de°
'
dredger, have bias .per
sire."
H.
renewed
his
criticism
of
the
with a total of ford, DeLand. Leesburg and f the Peace Hugh Duncan reports of the alleged hazing
At about 6 am, today the tive committee warned at
,harged
John
Butts,
Fred
acts
"grossly
exaggerated."
a
man
atlng,
Knowles said.
In
Ocala.
Introducing
Mrs. Sheila Roberts, her High for
who voted absentee
Frederick said he took the kidnaper surprised Deputy Tuesday evening's meeting of opponent, promised "to serve Burns identified as a "known
Bryant and Richard Kelly
Approximately $00,000 sub.
1he last primary.
Ogden, all 17, with assault boys' cues because he be. Sheriff 1raiicis Sharpe at, a the Seminole County Demo. actively in the post, attending Miami gambler" to Atty. Gen. ic yards of muck had to be
AUICI1iOS VUUIl
con61 nues
imid battery in connection lives them to be Innocent of roadblock. ii. forced Sharps cratic Association.
from the Sill axes
up until 5 p.m. Monday.
Peirce stressed the need for all party functions, and to Earl Faircloth in an effort removed
aith
gunpoint
into
the
April
19
incidents,
any
harmful
acts.
the
driver's
before
Ifs
uid
he
at
the
land .euld ho
iso.
work
for
strengthening
of
the
County
to find a loophole in the state
In addition, Bryant was was defending the youths for seat of the deputy's car, got in a strong, vigorous, dynamic party."
pumped in.
gambling
laws.
posed
by
One argument
igain accused of unnuthori:- only a token fee,
beside him and made Peggy party, calling himself a "libe. Robert Parker, candidate ",A man is known by the m. marina area, which
Vernon W. Dunn, former
!d use of a motor vehicle.
cover
Ann lie on the floor in the ral who will devote all his for county commission dis- company he keep.," Burns told will
signed in the13 acres, Is dcounty commissioner, against
The youth were Intially
rear. lie then ordered Sharpe energies to the office, If elect- trict 4, stated: "I believe I
of $ 170
the crowd. Faireloth aclinowl. with the neckshape
annexation by Casselberry of A paving bid awarded to barged In the city of Sanextending out
to drive to the Rubeck home. ed." and promising to "build can represent each and every edged
that
High
brought
such a party and not a ma$ section across SR 436 II £5 Orange Paving and Construe. ord and were scheduled to
the from the foot of Palmetto
A few other state troopers chine which would Interfere in person who wants representa man in question to a hotel
Avenue. Pumping will begin
follows:
tion Company for work in St. tand trial last Friday in
were
manning
a roadblock at
the operation of the pri' tins, not only in my own dis- room In Sarasota and asked In the southeast corner of the
"This would result in In. Johns River Estates his been ifunicipal Court. However,
the house. Under order, from manes."
trict but throughout the coun Faircloth to help him
tolerable conditions. Many rescinded by the Board of ity Prosecutor William C.
If he neck, next to the seawalt. It
the kidnaper, Sharpe got. out Ile shot further barbs at ty."
could and that the man asked will continue out to the top
commercial establishments at County Commissioners upon lutchison asked that their
Employment of A. R. hui of the car to tell the troopers
he
In
answer
to
a
question,
ases be nol prossed (not 11am as business manager of he had a wounded man in the his opponent, incumbent Ro- reported he had traveled be- him for an interpretation that of the "T" where doubio
considerable diatance from the request of the bidder.
municipality of Casselberry The bid of $44,101 was irosecuted) and be turned Seminole Junior College was auto and hail to get to a ho.. bert BIilhimer, who was un- tween 3,600 and 4,000 miles In would permit some types of pipes will be installed In $
able to attend because of a
gambling on midway conces. "Y" ship. to spread the fill
have and would request an. awarded the company to pave over to the county. The mo- approved by the Board
Public Instruction, on recom pital inmeiiiately.
'previous commlttment', by the co unty during the cam- sions at fairs and carnivals, material to the east and west
nexation in order to sell alco-. certain streets In the subdivis. Ion was granted,
paign.
Ai harie talked to the
holic beverages on Sunday." ion with bond money from the The youths were arrested inendation of the SiC advisory trOoPer', ilollenhatigh got nut repeating his acceptance of Tom McDonald, 'candidate The man in question an. at the same time.
Bullhimer's facetious endure'
nouncsd in Miami that he will
Dredging work is "jusk
Casselbirry is a Sunday American Fire and Casualty rucajay afternoon by Dip- board.
representative.
state
Killiamn served as finance of the car and, holding the mcnt of I'etree for governor, for
ity J. Q. (Slim) Galloway
Company.
slander
and
about
sue
Burns
for
on schedule," Knowles
oasis in a "dry" desert.
group 3, urged voters w it h
Jack King of Orange Paving Stir warrants were signed director of Orange County girl in front of him, began "U Ilillhimcr will thus be en. questions to call him collect, denied he is a gambler or tried said. Pumping up of the land
his
bullets
hit
, firing. One of
couraged and motivated to at
The Seminole High F.F.A. and Construction Company y parents of two junior high schools for 14 years and now
stating he will accept as to get Faireloth to do any. is expected to be continued
chool
boys,
alleged
victims
is
with
the
Orange
County
tax
Sham-pr,
wounding
him
critic.
tend party functions."
before
appeared
the
board
thing clandestine or illegal, throughout the next three to
reChapter has just recently
allY.
assessor'
s office.
if the hazing,.
I'etree then offered his en- 'many calls as I can pay for." Occasionally, Burns made four months.
Tuesday
and
asked
to
with.
The
boys
tractor.
new
ceivcd a
the kidnaper nioved to. dorsement of ililihimer for Ile announced he and Bill
In other action the board
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of the vocational agriculture draw the bid. His request was
awarded purchase of a dump Wan(J the porch of the Rub.ck chairman of the Republican Thomas, also a candidate for
granted
and
his
"good
faith"
classes and the F.F.A. inem- money will be refunded.
the same position, will appear
truck to the apparent low bid. home, a trooper returned his executive committee.
been will soon get to try out There was a possibility that
tier, International Truck Cont - fire and the Rubeck boy ran Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, on Central Florida Showcase
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their skill of this new tracpany of Orlando. It also sign (ruin a burn where he hail candidate for reelection as this Saturday night.
the bond money would be tied
tor. Other F.F.A. Chapters me- U) in litigation and the councii renewal agreements on been diiig chores inside the County executive committee.
FRIDAY
ce iving tractors just like this ty was reluctant 10 guarantee
commodity p ii r c ii a se * for house. The boy shouted to his woman, in her first outing
on. an the Sanford Junior payment to the paving con- SAIGON (UPI) - Rebel county schools,
mother:
since birth of a new daughter
It
MAY Z9S
Huh and Crooms High Tom- ,..a,n.
roops at the Tien Hoa Budd.
Ii nal agriculture depart- '"' acti n Tuesday th e 1st pagoda in Da Nang shot
FOR YOUR
in Ameri can observation
cial meeting with Seminole lane out of the skies tonight
Surprise door prize* a,* the County municipalities to dis- nd cheered as it fell from
CON VENIINCI
bait at the Seminole County cuss participation of the coun. he sky trailing heavy black
Chamber of Commerce Coffee jy in various city projects,
moke. Premier Nguyen Cao
An uidestUled maa to'
Council man E. E. WilliamClub meeting Thursday. Pete
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has lbw prayers if
Knowles will show slides øtt son of Longwood appeared be. My made a dramatic flight.
thanks of Mr. aid Mn.
NEW CUSTOMER HOURS
I&amp;kfront development and an, fore the board to ask It to oi- n the anti-government city of.
Lambert Palmer. of 2125
wer questions- Coffee and sist in paving sidewalks to )a Sang and Installed a new
Elm Avenue.
ALl, DIPARTMINTS OPIN
donut. will be served at the Ltmgwood Elementary School, military commander for the
vl
-The ass Saturday rescued
USO room of the chamber Action on adopting a direr. ivo rebellious northern prothe Palmei's' 12.y o a v.14
live for operation of th e coun
Inces.
building.
daughter, Phd Is ., from
But rebel troops there cirty's landfills was postponed to
drowsing In The swimming
ulated petitiona demanding
pool at Ss*lando Springs, It
Herald Index the May 24 meetIng.
v.rthrow and toop up p4).
was learsad today.
IYUY FRIDAY
Area dea ths ............................2
ns opposite loyal troop.
The girl had jumped lita
' Youth Arrested
Bridge......
o In by Ky.
the peel In the deep cad aid
IA-PA
Classified ads
Anth ony 1. Wright. 1$, of
tb the U. S. Army pilot
was usable Is swim well
C
10.5* 1412 labs Avenue, was a?.
thoU. S. Marine observer
enough Is get sill. She be.
1
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rested and charged with the
ted the OlE (Birddog) obSan Is yell t. help and re
Ph'R/M
l)ear Abby ..............
May 1 burglary .f Tip Top
ation plies shot down In
WINNERS of Haydon Burns scholarships at Lyman High School are
per$.dly west under the wa.
I'Aiwrlal past .......................4 Super Market, 1100 West
Sang escaped serious inMIM JJ
Kristine Martin (left), Leslie Hazelbaker and Carole Perrault. Kristine,
ter fear limes lifere lbs
Entertainment ..............
13th Street. Approxima tely
5 and were picked up by
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Martin, Casselberry, will attend St.
man,
fully
clothed,
jumped
Horoscope
OA sm In Charge, bdiev4d
be
scum helicopter alter they
Petersburg Junior College, and Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest HazelV
I.. Is rescue her.
serving you is our pleasure
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baker, Lake Brantley, and Carole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip B.
"Gail
hIm
him,
whseter
4-T and by . Da"Irt. Chula IL
i dirt nad outside the
Perrault, Altamonte Springs, will attend Seminole Junior College.
he may be," say the Palm.
aatord Police.
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Bridge ..... .. ................... ... 10 it othtra.
Classif led ads ................ ?A.3A
The twisters and storms
Comics ....................................It were accompanied by drench.
Crossword puzzle ................ It ing rains. Broken tree limbs,:
Per Abby ... .............. . ........ 10 downed power lines and poles
E,li'orial paxis .................... 1 % anti masses of roof shingles ,
Entertainment ............... .... 10 littered streets &amp;lid highways.
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4. Herore bilrnIng. the blue field and stars were separated from the stripes. Shown dropping the flags In the flames Is American Legionnaire Charles Webster.
r.i taking part were dr.
rank Lueeker. Joel Field. Joseph %Vell.
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Moore lla%f-n the Army C0rP1,1 annexation of rights of
of Engineers' announced.
I would only circumvent the innounc- tent of the law requiring con.
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igilitY. would then allow a-lu
Gablci, received
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contract for coobtruct
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The twister left not &amp; State Road Hoard in a state
high
Sportsman. As
soc iatio
fate feet
aatts forward in
the blade of grass In a park
L lutjtp Department and ap. as far
* arasota.
ed 0 15 mph.
2,o. I shad man in Seminole
ment to The Sanford Herald
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NorthCarolina mountains.)
phone poles,
any difficulty or problem in
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At first light today, res. obtaining additional fund, for
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eye struck. ,,If the wind shift., south Florida Gulf Coast *Jul
owners: City law lays cuers began searching for beautification of L'S 17.92 to
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The florida East Coast drastically and brings in a 70 mph winds during the
dogs must be vaccinated more victims In the debris, the lakefront."
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ItflhIw*y, a number of railroad flood tide,
night and was aepected to do
had it."
against rabies. Dr. Raymond strewn disaster area in this The city of Sanford had
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will at ctiy Of 120000
requested the County Commis.
sPInning ashore during the Coast as the
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MR. AND
J C. MITCHELL
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HUnt K
tides rolled in
In the storms whkh hit
gains t
r nction
'0t ahall
nate the pooches between 1:30 elsewhere in Kansas, one set aside for the beautific,.
on grounds that the two rail. northward approximately as. More
than 30000
and 4 p.m. on Juno IS and 22. person was killed and a mar tion of Sit 46 to CS 17.92
roads sought to form a ran. 4' mile, offshore on Florida's had been evacuated
along the
rit4i student complex at Kan- leading to tile lakefrollt but
no;mly.
shore from the Florida Keys
Elks Lotfiro will hold a sas State University was Peebles stated transfer of
'I'll@ ACI, and SAL have
Hurricane Alms caused to the Tampa BAY area as Al.
severely damaged.
funds would probably be un.
claimed In their long-sought 2-31 Inches of rain to be ma
Flag Day observance at 3
oved UP the coast blow.
necessary.
petition for merger that the dUmped oe the Sanford area log off some house roof,,
P.
Sunday at the lodge,
1006 Va.-it Second Street. hospitals mu make-shift .'tn effort ill be made to
ednesday
mov• would save the,,, in
night and early downing power line, and over.
Judge Vobe A. Williams will medical facilities in Topeka lay,, the Federal Bureau of
million a year and would still today. Winds were record. turning small boat,,
But wind
speak Flag flay Ii Tuesday treated more than 425 Injur- Roads appropriate additional
enable then, to improve ss'r. ed at '2 mph, with gusts up damage appeared to be corn.
d
but the Elks, are holding the ell. Most were released after moneys for this project, he
vice, reduce rates and elimi. $0 40 mph. Little or no dam. P4ratiely light.
tirratment.
sai(l.
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many grade crossings.
age Was reported In the
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Velma
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retir.
University.
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possesses
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charm
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wrre devastated by the fear- lAke Jessup 'rauseway, Pee. .
at* i claimed that the
rstate Pa blown down. Aircraft all prehension.
q
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ptitit
psi
of
South
"ide
In
tribute
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pleasing
to
all
in
Sanford Naval Air station
tornado Hundreds were Piles rt portu ii atiun to ap
omlner, e Commission l( ( )
I'hese were the cause of
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Seminole County Chamber left homeless.
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propriate fonds for an engi- 8CII001her Inimitable trianner, fast-' which eatlipir approved the "CrO evacuated to other Alma's worst destrucliciel
in
of Commerce has received a
Hill filbert, who owns a neering study could take place Brock, retiring teacher were the following testimonial:
talking, humorous Velma has jutirger, hail put too much bases as a precautionary Its path through the
Caijb.
new supply of the attractive filling station in the middle 55 50011 as the commission
'Son,e tall her Mitch oth. managed to get things clone emphasis on the raIronuls' measure. Minor power lines bean.
feted liy members of the
"Sanford on the St. Johns" of one of the hardest hit res- passes a esoluition requesting
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to.
sc,uooi
fcultat
a
testinuc,nial
"Inmi.
front end auto
tags.
idenial areas, wits headed for tileaction, while a rvssil;Iity
plant of which to hi' proud. • money by the merger when, lord and Casselberry for a as destroyed several towns
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To some, she's Mrs. Mt.
his service station when he study on the proposed Lake luncheon at the Mayfair
"The lunch ruorit is diwn Ili fact, they were already sIott time, Eight Red Cross and fishing villages with a
Nancy Carol. Thomas re• heard the tornado.
chcll, lit to the 'umtec' ste- in the cellar' as they say and luucr*tiss operations In them- shelters were opened during possible lo of 160 lives Two
Monroe causeway would re- Country Club Wednesday.
0it sounded like 40,000 quire resolution requesting
calved an associate in arts
the night but only about iS men died and 4,000 persons
Present to honor Mrs. 'dents of the oil East Side and yet there, too, one
lhe selves,
degree in comniiit'ni,'in'nt ix- trucks." filbert said,
feel
the state to make a study Slits-lieu and Mrs. Brock, be. South Side Si-hools. she's at- personal touch, in the
attracBut Judge Richard T. fives persons took refuge,
sought refuge from flood wit.
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five decor, so aptly liortrayed I (I f jilt. r1th U.S. Orcuit Court I
witil st-coniLtry road futid%.
1 ters In Nicaragua.
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section sustained heavy damCuthbert. Ga.
%vith foliage, picturei and hel of Appeals and district juditus 011"t r0311. But jtiit when it
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The hurricane killed four
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whatc't'r nanic she popular chimes which the Ilr)-an Simpson and William appeared it would plunge cli' persons In Cuba and 20 000
St. Johns Indian River Ca National Reserve Life build terest in the university roil. Administrative assistant lrg may be known all agree she
children lose to sound
rectly into the populous l'am persons were evacuated in
%lcRae Jr ihisagreed
going to be missed for school I "Possibly her greatest
nal District directors will I incs was reported tottering but stated that additional Margaret Goit, supervisor
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"Since the ICC correctly a
of '
Havana
rneet at 11 A.M. June 1; to ap. after the tornado passed. Pol. mileage could not be plitreul elementary education and is out for %tlma Mitchell.
source of criticism has been plied the proper standards switched to nor th-northwest, area. ,t least s
wets
ce
prose the lOdu ,7 butI,tt i
"This is saying a lot for her strict discipline in the' unit this exhibited time futmnili
Weather Bureau officials injured
rushed onlookers away in the primary system at thur-, new principal Freeman II,
er
schooling
has
been
going
1 lunchroom, but can ats)one arily with the complex Indus- said that not only did this
3feeting will be at the local troll, the structure. fearing time nor probably could a Kett.
A 16-year-old Ulaml youth,
oil for fittite a few years. Prior! deny that .silence is golden? I
Chamber of Commerce build. it might collapse.
Lake Monroe Causeway be
try which Congress antlel. ______ ------ RuYnlond Willis, was electro.
Also present
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as principal of' "Then there have been those pated the ICC would achieve
ered
when he walked into a
(Doc) Mitchell, busband of I -South Sid
The top story of the state near future.
e mu me was a each. fltmnilcruus little thimigs tinhulue from its particularized
Richard Goersi. president.
downed power line, and a
.
the retiring principal.
er
and
later
principal
of
the~
elect of the SIIS Key Club printer's three-story office
Peebles assured the board he
companion was injured by the
Mrs. Mitchell is A grNlluAte !nId Fast Side School. located i to 'Sliss' Mitchell and .such a 1wrivner. we must and do mu.~ boon to the morale of the %Ili ' 9tilin the order." tile coutt
anti Steve [.each. lotlid CRPsaine hot line.
could immediately have State of Georgia Normal Culle
cornerx
. trcct I dents- the funny fare anti said.
Washburn
lain, both had to diiuiu.ulify
A tornado spawned by the
University. Rosul Department engineers now Valdosta State. She has
metto Avenue.
I cowbell at lialloween, the cor., *rhe three-judgis court. car. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - hurricane dipped into Coral
themselves from nomination which has an enrollment of update the w56 consulting en. been connected with
tile i "No maudlin tribute is nec-;
Florida State University said Gables, spinning a police car
p
to attend Boys' State. Richard about 4.000 during the school gineers report on the Lake schools for 41 years "1 years
at Thanksgiving, her her had sent the case back
f
dcl'
dress at Christmas tillic ~ the ICC
will be attending the Key year, sustained sovere dam. 3lonroe Causeway if the coun- an principal. She taught
today bids will lie opened this ~ around like a top but not
I:] cator for (jilt- need'$ Ooly to '
when Kell Warker makes with I b ut th V (r.for
vention "Re- MeVicker Hall. Rice t
fall on a $12 million building hurting the driver.
8 reconsideration,
Ski
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id for traffic and earning years at the former FaASi-le - examine the physivil appear. the sleigh
And
the
Thomas
gymbell'..
! litter ruled that it was it'll III to houie the srhotil'-i cn;,incerIn Chicatro anti Steve will be If""
Winds of 90 mph raked San.
study by con%ulting engineers School,
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now tile home Of the Illlt,p of S outh
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" What anlo,is slilul his not the federal panel to niOlki' in sc.ltmitr pro,,r,,m.
attending Florida State Urd. nasium were destroyed and to see if a hull facility is Little Red
bl and Captive Islands south
Schoolhouse
k
tchell has relaxed a little bit %hen tile
I The building I.-% expected to (if Fort Slyers, knocking o- O
versity on a science schol4r- there was major damage to feasible.
final decision.
Mrs Brock has been tesch- been 'on the hall' for In! these Atanding in her office. he
the Stover Science Hall, Car
~ he ready for use by Christmas;' half the city's electric pow.l.
ship.
Alexander said board ment- inir for 30 years at South I many )ears.
ruth dormitory and all
reads the si..n no the wall that
1967.
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lhe Miami area escaped ma
four bers inuilcatesithi' would takeSid .School.
ear
houses.
19201
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says,
'Oh,
Lord,
help
me
Financing will Include Sim,. Jor property damage, but
keel)
Lifted
: from Editor &amp; l'uh- sortirity
. tren plants were action at Tuc4day's meeting
at* of Winthrop 0illegn in South Side is
;
666 from federal
fundi Dade County fruit growers esut the municipal
from state appro. tirna4 losies of at leas t
The only thing much short- strewn ;l):1
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ca-inn and a
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-=every matter under heav'•
Than dresses mm. girls wreckage near the hangars
snul runways.
and being the good lt.mptist Pclith)fl
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wear
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hui- flrsItInn3 by Caiaelherry of
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hansi, - ri'r nai' their horn.'
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most
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dam.
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some action around Seminole
r"Inn W. Dunn, follows on
age occurred in residential
and hrr hiiihand, Jud , K it'
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areas Hundreds were left
hand and the grandchildren
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Hen Frusnlcl,n flew his lit. homeles, when thu twisters
busy Fern Park, including the Club
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hattered houses. most of I
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APAL\CUICO[ A (UP!)
The eye of H t
cane Alma collided with the Florida ga
rh winds and
tides. carrying heavy rains through Florida and Into
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Alabama and Georgia.
Alma, which clilimed a
(1)taI of II lives in a pass change spars the pealesula
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Coast. finally plunged tides. Earlier forecasts of
directly ashore on the U. S. 7-10 foot tides on the West
Mainland at noon when fix
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for moderation in the cam. gressman Charles E. Bennett
un*ign to oust Premier Nguy- (D-Fla.) lashed out at the naen Cao Ky.
tion's "antiquated" prison
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asaing military operation in system, claim in g the country
fl u. until President Johnson spends $27 billion a year to
and the milita ry government tight crime but much less rerecognise his power in the habilitating those inclined to
northern provinces.
return to crime alter leav in g
Unit, of a South Vietnam- prison.
ese regiment attempting to
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move against a suspected lion which would set up long.
Vie t C ci n g concentration range federal aid to replace
pounded earlier today by U. state and local "museum"
H. 1151 bombers just north prisons and jails with modern
of Hue found ftusi'thiet al ta rs Institutions,
blocking their way on the "ThenageoId prisons have
northern outskirts of the city. a basic characteristic-they
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edge past
the religious ob- said. "The walls are three to
jecta about two bun Build. four feet thick and 40 to 30
hhata flung themselves to the feet high.
ground and stalled the trucks
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fur several hours with their hind these walls look at their
pru.trste bodies.
transition from prison to soQuang grinningly told ciety as a jump from the top
newsmen that he had 'au. of these walls
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thorised" Lt. Col. Phan Van Is too great for any man."
Iha, the province chief and
Bennett said that another
representative of the Saigon reason for crime repeaters is
government, to move through that 70 per cent of the firstthe city, but the mili tary was time adult offenders did not
tardy.
have any formal training
"I reserved for th em two needed to hold a job.
hours for their move
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cause they didn't need much released prisoners would find
time," th e monk said. "But
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Henry Cabot Lodge.
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only right that we should

give it back to them," a monk
said.
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early today, asking bins to
postpone the ceremony and
then arrisngc1 a conference.

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The United SLates juliwd flit.
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Local independent Insurance
agents represent a number of
insurance companies and are
able to work closely with policyholders in assisting them
to obtain the insurance coverage tailored to their sped.
fir needs, Mr. Crumley said.
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One or more windows can
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Woodrow
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lull ground test town
Clea ('ash, of Down- building
away from the wind
ners, 1111 moth I'd.
%ersioll of America's new Sat.
metto Avenue, was honored to provide some ventilation
urn 5 mo",a r,'t-t,ct witlrst,,,p,i this week for his irt.(essional and. under certain conditions,
to prevent wind damage.
a luishirig by gale-firs-c winds
tlrych'sning skill.
t'u,i* uu'r'pte',I the ,-hailc,rgs'
(ross the (rut '.-s of II urn .'.ltii;i cusily today and t,ts' ( I)ryds'nnlng SVorI,l maisriLegal Notice
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home pay spent for food is
even more dramatic.
In 194741), "we spent 20
per cent of our take-home
iiny for fool. In 1904) we spent
.!l per cent. Today we spend difficult to handle in high
only lS.i per -'nt.
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ger of waves and Is substantially built - anchored to
strong foundations and with
its roof securely fastened it's possibly the best place to
stay during the storm.
Put loose material and objects such as garbage cans
and porch furniture where
they cannot be blown against
the building or through a
wIndow. Moveable awnings
should be raised and secure.
ly tied or removed entirely.
Keep trees pruned away
from the home. Dead and
overhanging branches are the
most likely to cause damage.
to seriously threatened
areas, board up windows with
good lumber, firmly attached
to the building at least on the
sides exposed to the most violent winds. Shutters should be
checked for strength and securely fastened well in adva nce of the storm. They aree

have subsidized the consum.
en," Cooley said.
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or* broken, additional open- Crumley pointed out that ue of the home to $25,Ooo, the
lags should be provided on the many homeowners and busi. owner would not be complete.
lee side to help equalize the nessmen have made recent ly Insured against total deimprovements to their proper' struetlon unless be made the
pressure,
Keep available an extra ty. The limits of liability on necessary arrangements with
supply of food which requires many policies, unless brought his agent to rala. the limit of
no cooking on refrigeration in up to date, Include only the the policy's liability to M.
the event of power failures. A value of the property as ott- 000," Crumley explained.
llasnhlght In good condition Is
also a must.
In the event of windstorm
damage. Crumley urged policy-holders to report losses
Immediately so that qualified
adjusters can be notified and

If your lionse is out of dan- prompt reporting can help Insurers schedule a sufficient
number- of adjusters to cape.
dite all claims. He also cautioned property owners to
make every effort to protect
property from further damage

in industry went up 20.6 per
cent.
A House agriculture corn.
niittee report agreed with
Freeman's view, which was
contained in a speech prepared
onorngew Jersey Agri.
culture Secretary Phillip Al.

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WASHINGTON (UN) For thou. who do th, buying
it may be hard to understand
but Agriculture Secretary Or.
nIh L. Freeman says you
should be reassured,
alarmed, about higher food
pikes.
In a speech today Freeman
said that while food prices
have gone up, so have wages, Crunaley said the Florida
nn.pere,nthgewise, at least Association recommends the
consumers are spending following precautionary inca.
lees for food now than they sums if a hUyrIcie threat.
ens this area:
did fits year. ago.
Since the nation's economy Keep informed. Tune to rabegan ira climb in February, dio and TV broadcasts of lat11)61, Freeman said, the mark. est weather bureau Informs.
t xi
f th 11 k fool lion. In case of power failure,
which ' o:t
thensurn a battery powered radio will
it price Index have gone up come In handy.
Go inland. Get away from
19 r ent
lnhesae
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period, he said, beaches and the low water.
after-tax earnings for af:m: front which may be swept by

despite the actual increases
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If wind or flying objects I that, except under extremely ginslly insured and not sub.
make an opening on the wind- limited circumstances, no In. sequent additions and ins.
ward side of the building, sunance policy protects a provements that have increas.
wind pre ssure will build UP home and possessions against ed the value of the property.
within the building. Having an damages caused by flood, sur- As soon as Alma Is gone a
face water,
opening on the lee side will al wave tidal water or tid- review of insurance coverage
whether driven by should be undertaken.
permit the pressure to escape, wind or not.
He suggested that "For example, If a home
minImizing Inter-lot forces
tending to lift the roof or ex. valuable possessions be no- were originally In s ured
piode walls. Only small open. moved from the lower levels against wind damage for $20,.
surance politic, to assure Inge are advisable as long as of dwellings that might be af. 000 five years ago and addimaximum wind damage cov- the windward side remains fected by flooding, windswept lions or subsequent Improve.
intact. As soon as windows waters or seepage.
ments have increased the Val.
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(DN. C.) said farm effi.
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bert Crumley, representing
the Florida Associa tion of In.
suraece Agent, and Seminole
County Independent Insurance
Agent,, warned booze owners
today to review hurricane pro.
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fly of four headed by a work. stornswaves and high tides.
en In manufacturing has risen U routes to safety are like. age. In catastrophe areas,
19 per cent, and after-tax 17 to be underwater, leave many additional experienced
adjusters are needed, and
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needed for now prison fteill.

ties during the next decade.
H. said that only $225 mil.
lion has been spent on prison
construction and repairs durlog th e past 10 years
Under his bill, the "castles
of the ISOOs' would be replac
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White was listed In 'good
condition at the Edwards base
hospital. Doctors said he was
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received permission to take
the 500,000-pound plane up a- .
bose the cloud formation.
The Air Force said the Xfl- -I
70 had taken off from Edward-s
for a series of tests of pro- blenas which might be faced - - -k
by supersonic commercial ---S
transport currently under dc ;' ";;+
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Lacy,
flying a photo-chase plans to;
Learsieler Aircraft Equip.
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5 rg In
t) formation with the XB70
so Lacy's plane and others
couId k photographs.
:lraPfId
Tb Air PForce
that there "were a number of
other aircraft in th. area,"
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cut the tall weeds and low-hanging branches, rake and burn trash and
clear out beaching areas for boaters, skiiern, picnickers and campers. In
top photo, crews clear the beach while In bottom photo trucks are load.
ed1 w ith debris In the background
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Al White, 47, pilot of the
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the convoy met trouble."
In Saigon, muntirne, mud.
crate leader Thlch Tarn Chou
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The strike apparently is th. the alliance."
ANGRY ALLIGATOR -Geminl.9'a c a m e r a
mand pilot Thomas Stafford dubbed the ren.
first In lbe nation by firemen
•w@ won very much on.
snapped a clear shot of the Augmented Target
In 40 years.
dezvoua vehicle the "angry alligator" from Sipeourag,d by lbe unity of
Docking Adapter over I he Caribbean. North Is
pearance of protective shroud which failed to
The cltationa would bold 14 (NATO ministers) on Sb.
at lower left with Islam I of Los Roquez visible.
separate completely, preventing docking maneu.
thee, named Is contempt of basic purposes of the alliance
Venezuela. is at right, hic[den by cloud cover. Corn.
court for Satin,, to comply and the close partnership be.
vera.
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with Judge Virlyn B. Moon's tween you and us on all
order directing the men to re.
fundamental questions.
turn to urn-k.
"As far as Sb. United States
h
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is concerned, the NATO al.
by Fire Chief C. IL Mild.. lane, is of the most fund,..
brand that 170 fIrefighters
Importance. W• b••
ere on duty In the city's 32 mental
T
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Ileve that it is not only an
Florida stations Wednesday at $ p.m. organization for defense but
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an organization to assure the
State University President Dr. the 145 who were on duty pe
ace, and that is its cen tral
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John Champion said that the
theme."
SAIGON (UPI)-Vietnam.
and
id lb t
school is reorganizing its
•aotin
cLon
urrurn Rusk said President Johnson
ose marines smashed a Budd.
was
di
of's
teacher education program d of an Conaeei
had asked him to convey the
hut roadblock near Di Nang
Y onsequence" b' the
-Chief Executive's "own per.
It' the fact that
FSU Is now ink
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the largest producer of teaemThe
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this mdi soital greetings and the greet..
Buddhists In Rue throw them.
5illI
Ca
tes
ny
firem
en - Inca of the American people"
era in the Southeast.
selves across a highway and
to the Bonn leaders and Ger.
Sr
"We refuse to be deluded dared to report t duty y the
bl oc ked troop convoys moving
Fulton Count Su nor Court man peopi..
by the numbers game in which have chosen to violate lb.
After conferring with Ger,
to fight the Viet Cong.
uantit
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too
often
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uat.d
court
order
In
refusin
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man
Chancellor Ludwig Br.
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Th ich Tn Quint, the fiery
N Chainp ioi told comply"
hard, Ruak flies on London
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qua
lit
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Buddhist leader In Hue who
this evening. He will cent.?
Only skel.
the Dade County chapter of
has threatened a hunger
Friday morning with British
left
to
man
the
fire
stations,
,
strike until President Johnthe Florida Education AssoPrime Minister Harold Wilson
but
Allen
said
fire
protection
son ends his support of the
elation.
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Saigon gove rn ment, demandHe said that the school ii normal level. A stopgap fire. ems and leave at noon Friday
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his permission before moving
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On the explosive issue of
on their jobs, was
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French troop. In Germany,
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The roadblock at Un Nang
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strijuing firemen held
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Hal Van pass. A group call.
possible to carry out a long, city officials In a dispute over Murville that th. permanent
ROAD WORK -The energetic fallow getting In
inc Itself a "struggle force"
m'of cooperativ* wages "hours. Martin said reprintativ.s in earls of
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a little road work to the apparent amusement
blocked traffic there but a
research and development on Me firemen had been advised the NATO council should ban.
company of Vietnamese mar.
of an Anglican clergyman on a London park
individual, social, cultural and to obey lbe court restraining dlo this, beginning their talks
bench also happe ns to be a cleric - evangelist
into moved In and broke It
other diffe re nces as they at- ord er,
next wosic,
up.
Billy Graham, in, the British capital for a Crui-.
feet learning, he added.
said
he
assumed
U. S. officials acknowledged
He
the
sade for Christ.'
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The marines arrested 50
He em phasiz ed that the pro- fireman would return to their that the action hire bad more.
st ru ggle force members after
posed complex would link to- jobs but added, "I'm fast los. ly postponed the eventual
disarming the entire group,
gether the universi ty, schools, ing control of these boys. showdown with France over
picked up 13 Buddhist youth
colleges and other education- They'xs a pretty headstrong her new relationship with
members, bound them, loaded
a) programs of the atate
bunch of boys"
NATO
them into trucks and took
them into Di Nang. Tn

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The Vietnamese hilye shot
men under a rms eon
pared to Ame rica'I 260,0(
fighting men here.
Officials said 109 GIs wet
wounded and
missing in action reakdow
for the governmnit trooi
was 121 killed, 219 woundi
and 23 missing. Ottler Allis
forces serving in via tuam sit
fend 14 killed and 1$ wouni
Duringthe some period 9l
et Cons were kill*1 and 1;
others wounded to lecting
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litmus against the Atlanta it, new role in lb. Western
F11'emill's Union, itI alliance.
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dent, Capt. J. !. Marlin. sad
Rusk to
ualou members unless the Airport that the council de.
fire men were back an duty c:sions Wednesday underlined
today.
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want you to know I'm putting
Mmissloiss
you In for the Medal of Hon.
Dotty Cox, James Atwater,
or."
"lb0 reply was a simple Marie Hampton, Ru th a N.
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"lvi lost most of the corn. Gordon, Julie A. Skelton, Em.
ma Welborn. Jun. B. Warn.
pany out bets."
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As dusk fell Carpenter or. or, Martin S. McKay, Frank
dared the survivors of this Newkirk, hobo Lircunon, Nor. - SUC Mlsslisslppt Freedot
y Di . Mar11
company to draw Into a tight man Jean Carr, Sanford; Ron' '" King
ng
Jr.,
v itures tc
Altamonte
Springs;Luther
perimeter and radioed, " nl. Haith,
lay
u.tO an active Ku Xlu
have a lot of wounded in ac. Mary MeCartan, D.Bsry; Us
vid
Emanuel, Enterprise; Klan area that Juttee Men
tion hers."
dlth had been wiirned 11
Mother paratroop company Christropher U. King, Lake
never get thriough.
Swinton,
would
Christine
fighting Its way through the Mary;
The marchers planI to gat)
thick undergrowth and barn. Titusville.
at just outside this tmall tow
Births
boo jungie came under heavy
t fifth M*7 of $ Near
fir, from another Communist 31r. and Mrs. Wilbirt Cot. for
and
voter-inspiration
march beau
Sanford,
a
boy;
Mr.
unit 100 yards sway from don,
StiflilaY by Meredith, who wi
Carpenter's position. There Mrs. James N. Warner,
felled by a sniper the nei
was some discussion whether ford, a boy.
.lay.
Discharges
the two units should link up
Wayne Gorman, Ransom Senatobia Is about ala mile
but Emerson radioed;
don't feel we should Mitchell, Raymond Eden. Pal from the Panola Co'unty lini
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abandon the position as long rich Seiph, William Richard and the Negro and hits ma
is the Viol Cong may be able Wiggins, Norma Jean Carr, then were expected to cr01
to carry oft some of our dciii Hence U. Thornell, Tyman the line in the late sftcrnooi
Lee Myers, Nettle L. liart.
or wounded."
"1 am in complete agree line, Roosevelt McClaiu, linen Rail
meat." Carpenter radioed ilia Alexander, Loretta Coal.
RONN (IIPI) - Tbii goven
back.
ter and baby boy, Susanne A. ment brushed aside protest
Night fell and the planes had Reno, Willie J. Pyle. Kather. from affected cornmuoltie
to leave their close air sup. in. hlrocklngton, April Zaam and approved a bIII whlc
pod tactics because of the beky, Virginia McGnifl, San. would close nearly orie.third
darkness. In a few spots the ford; James C. Simunck, Alta. West Germany's notionalise
stench of burning flesh hung monte Springs; J. Stanley rail network.
heavy. There were still a few Gardner, Deltona; Dean E.
fires smouldering.
Menecs, North Orlando; Leon Ignatius di LoyolaI founde
Both the Communists and B. fluffum, Osteen; Rosabel the Society of JeSul, th
Jesuit order.
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Walker and Air Force Mu. - - •
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nesday when Walker's FiGS . • I
chase plane collided in flight
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wi th the half.billlon.dollar tn.
ple.sonlc XBTo research born.
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her.
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The bodies of Walker,
bolder of the world's altitude •
land speed records, and Cross,
40, co-pilot of the 115-foot long
XBTO, were found in wreck.,
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"Put the napalm
7ter radioed to an
.y
air
M PM overhead.
"They are overrunning us. At RONALD Reagan, erst..
least we will get some of while star-turned-pollthem, too,"
tician, captured the ReVP! correspondent Lion Us. publican
nomination
nd listened in horror a abort for governor of Call.
distance away at the forward fornia, Ho will face In.
command post with Col. Hen- cumbent Democrat Pat
ry B. Bm.rsoo, of Milford, Brown In November.
Pa., as the West Point football _______________________
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lb. etachi In lbs Westift Al.
limes are been temporarily
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O today to brief top West Gis •
-.n officials on the just-.nd.
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NATO ministerial council teClmrle
meeting in Brussels.
ATLANTA (UPI)-About 100 West Gorman Foreign Mini,
striking firemen faced possi. stst Gerhard Schroeder greetWe contempt charges today ad Rusk and his official posty
unless they end a two.day.o1d as their plans touched down
walkout which had reduced on $ flight from the Belgian
the firefighting force in this capital where Allied ministers
city of one million to skeleton agreed to move NATO'. mill.
crews.
tary headquarter. from Pans
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West Pofat football star 1111 chlnegun and rifle fir,. From fight began."
time to time they threw hand
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To
Kin
valley
whe
re
ailed down a flaming napalm
Carpeatal called in •ttiiI the 101st paratroops ws
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to help where
maneuvering to block exits,
taday tO baip ups Od a North strthu left oft. He buttoned P The Communitsta were hi
Vietnam unit that had over- his survivors ready to light by the nonstop fighting in ji
r, his company. He survived through the night.
gies to thick they had to ha
I" a heedful of his salt.
IntellIgence offlurs SSW their way through, but th
M MgtO fell the trapped they had no Idea how Star still put up a heavy bath
aen WON ptlflengag.dlaaVl,tcxgaud North Vlstna.
U. S. officials said the
sharp firefight with a Com• mess regulars Carpenter was were at least 1,700 Commu
mualat tall of considerably facing. But
said they bid ut. In and around Kontu
larger alas. Carpenter as
evidence of two North V1St Province In which the b
for artillery aqpest,
UWIN nglaenta 3'0 MIS lie raged, but it was not boos
Carpenter, a captain who In th. area. Titlist reports how many were engaged In ti
was the Cadets' famous Ion., put the total number of Corn. fight against the paratroope,
now sad In 1949, Is with a munists as high as 7,000.
Intelligence officials said
unIt of the 101st Paratroop Carpenter's men had been least two North Vietname
(Icreandeg Bagle) Division chasing this group of Corn. regiments were in the of
engaged in a major battle munista all day and getting supported by local 'slot Coi
with the Communists in the sporadic sniper fire," Daniel guerillas. A North Vietname
Jangle highlands 300 miles reported. "Then, all of a sud' regiment usually contained
north of 9aigon.
den, the North Vietnamese oo men.
'The paratroop, in blunting regulars turned around and In the alt war over Nor
the Mart of a Communist mona took a stand in this bamboo Vietnam, the Air Force In
11* IftI*iSiVe by an esti.
three planes about 35 mlii
mated 1,010 to 7,000 troops
southwest of Doug Hof. E
have kUlad 418 of this enemy
emy fire brought down i
in thins days of fighting in
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hand combat.
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paratroopers chasing a flea.
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U. S. officials also discusse
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week were higher tiIan thos
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for the fifth week I n a ros
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Figures for the wei!k endir
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June 4 showed the Itmerieav
the fight d.reloped into band.
had isa killed and wounds
to-hand combat aga inst over.
compared to 363 for the Soul
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School and new principal of South Side School, turns his former office
over to Mrs. Frances Walton, formerly of Geneva School, at a luncheon
given for them by members of the PTO executive board. From left
Kelly Smith, carnival chairman; Carom Gager, new president; Mrs. Mary
DeWitt, treasurer, Haggett, Mrs. Walton and Robert Crowe, outgoing
President. Guests were members of the faculty.
(herald Photo)
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County Attorney Marsl
Jibs... was Iutnsd.d to ad
vise developers of It. fehas
River Istates the county am,
unbaiss Is c.saideris$ W.
esitting than to constrict the
streets Is the subdivision, with
modlfleatloss of the 1561
agreemont end pistiskes In
adequate dnlugs.
A representative if the area
appeared at commission meeting, urging "some adios be
taken as early as possible,"
advising residents would ac
capt $00 lest if the entsssei
road Wing paved as propw
ad by the developer I.it.id if
the 21310 lest odginaliy plans
ad "if the county commission
will just see to it the job Is
doe. eson."
County load lupt. I. C.
Lavender reported the Job
work could ad eommsscs for
at least four to ala mouths
U the county doss the Job.
In other Issues before the
board, Johnson gave the 09intos the county has no Jurisdiction to compel • logging
company to cease epiratloss
on the Weklvs liver. Beings
navigable river, jurisdietlos
would be either with the Game
and Fresh Water Fish Corn.

mission or the trustees of the
Internal Improvement Fund..
The attorney was authorized
to write the Long Range
Planning Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce stating
the commission's support of
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Camp Blooding Military Sur.
ways.
'1 am happy to report that plus Equipment Outlet at re
way-Canaan water system,
loan for $93,660 for the commendation of County
was outlined for Kiwaniani .
Midway-Cansait community Agent Cecil Tucker;
Agreed to rezone pint of
water system will be closed
by William 8haddick, state diland lying between Lake liarthis
month,"
8hsddick
noted.
raster of the Farmers ho,.
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Ifs presented statistics ney and SR 46 from A-I to R.I.
AdminIstration.
which indicated soil and water a section of Mecca Hammock
from A.l to V.I. a portion
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Sbaddick noted that st the
loans to groups and Individ.
be ginning of the century neariuI. haya lnyaøuaq$ from 114,- In Dixie Subdivision from B.!
to I1', a section near lilt 436
3y half of the population liv tI
000 In 1116a) to nearly $3 1)111.
and the Turkey Farm from
In rural America but today
lion In 19it5. Under the
Al to R-3, and a section near
nearly three-quarter, have _________________
Emergency loan program, the Intersection of 14 and SR
become urban.
which helps farmers and rural
434 from B-11A I. C.3. All
"In the cities can be found
residents in troubl, duo to
changes were at recommendajob opportunities, chance for
disasters such as hurricanes, tion of the
county zoning
SIIADDICK
advancement, modern schools,
floods, freezes and tornadoes,
credit and public services. Tlii rural America of it. well. $1,759,000 was loaned In board.
population shift has drained educated young peopl, who Florida in 1965, and $t% mUOld FaIthful, Yellowstone
could provide the vitality and lion in 19116,
The total loan Program has National Park geyser, throws
leadership to move the rural
'Tornadoes Hit
communities ahead more rap, increased from approximately 230,000 gallons of steaming
Idly.
$5 million in 1964) to over hot water 150 feet Into the
air when It erupts.
At Coral Gables Also of concern lathe move- $12 million in 1965.
Shaddick stated the repay.
rnent to the cities of hundreds
CORAl4 GABLES (LJPI)
of thousands of unskilled and ment record has been good,
Legal_Notice
Miami didn't get much wind under-educated • people from parallelIng national figure., in
'run tiacz'i-r t'OIIST,
from skirting hurricane Alma rural areas, seeking upportuni. percentage. H. noted that, the IN
vis'rss Jirncise. viacs'i'r or
Wednesday, but this little re- ties that, for them, are not loan program also include, vi,osIili•s
iv AND row s,:,:f.
Mn.,: Couv'rv,
sidantial suburb had a scare there," he noted,
training of borrower, in farm iv
cnaxcnwy an. II&amp;
Wednesday night when a cou
"Congress has been cogni. and money management," a IN nut *ori'tov or
pie of little tornadoes touch- sent of the seriousness of program which provides tn. ItitliT 14ARIF. 110TALIRM ant
KKWIJcY iio'r*.
ad down several times.
this situation and has passed m.ndous impetus for cam. Ar.nn'r
TMN. mm',., by CIIARI.K$ L
KASI Pr
Two policemen were shaken legislation which will help re. inuIty progress."
xori('r4 To APP.*5
up when a funnel dipped down verse it. The l'oage.Alken bill
"The economic potential of n Th.
ae of *bs lIst. at
near them and turned their has greatly e x panded (untIe rural America is unlimited oII.,tda,
li,..lt...,
squad car completely around, I available to communities
TO,
,:dwa,$
Carl )-fotal.s,
UI) to and will help r.lieve the prob.
who.. residence Is an.
They weren't hurt.
5,500 population to construct lim, of our cities and their
know".
YOU ARE IIRitBY NtYTt.
"They knocked down a few water unit sewage systenis and explosive ghettos," he eonPIED
that a p•titloi, has been
trees and ripped up some aw- other community facilities,
eluded,
filed In the Circuit Court of
wings." said one Coral Gables °Thia new program also
he Ninth Judicial Circuit of
the State of Florida. in one
policeman. "That was about provides grants in addition
for
Jewia.l. County, Florida. Is
the extent 01 It. No major to loans for those communi.
thaieery, for the adoption of
Alma
Was
An
RUNT
damage to houses."
MARIE I10TAI.i4 and
ties that need them.
ALHKRT KENULET HOYt.
"When safe water (Iowa into
I.iN misers, by CUAftI.g5 1.
KASIPY, tie stepfather of the
Bird
Florida rural communities,
.ald mi n or children, and sail
Hurricane Took so does growth and progress. MIAMI (VP!) - Hurrkane petitl't I. acquiesced to ant
'nn..st,C C. by NONMA TEl
Getting a water system or Alma was a real early bird KAMI'P', the natural mother of
ioo
wa
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systems
s
aid minor ehIId,.n, and roe
Five Victims
doesn't compared to Anna in
3, Be
the natural father of call
represent a social revolution, which didn't form until
Aug. minor children are com,:snd.d
IAM1 (UPI) - Hurricane but this is taking place in 21 and worked its way to the to he and appear
to the sail
Alma, moving up the Gulf of thouunda of rural communi. north Atlantic' without doing 'sIft on or before Its 25th
at
June,
A.
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1515,
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Jay
and is
Mexico, reached across Floe. ties all over America," he de any harm to land.
thaw cat,.e
sail petition
We and took Its fifth victim dared.
,houid
not
be
granted, other.
The next storm of 1563. howhare Wednesday night, dee- 'We h.v, s..ught to assist ever, was the deadly fletsy MONO t he sii.$attons of call
P 01 11his will be labia as can.
tgocuting a 17-year-old boy,
all rural group, and comnunl. which blew up on Aug. 27 and easel.
WIT.JPas my kasi 0*1 of.
Raymond Willis and a corn. ties who need a source of good struck Florida and Louisiana
final seal of the said Court. at
paslos were struck by a hot water to have It and what before reaching an end
Sept. 4antorl, Seminole County.
wire, broken down by Alms's has happened I. significant. 10. Betsy left 73 dead and YiorI.ta. this 111111 day of May,
D. ISIS.
triage winds. Wil lis was kill. "Local leaders have embark. Caused
more than $14 billion (SEAT.)
ad Instantly by the electric el on a redevelopment pro- In damage.
Arthur U. Beckwith. Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Hoe and his friend, unideati. gram. New homes are be ing The other storms of IN-S
ii,: Joan 51. Wilke
fled, was reported in "lair" built, local businesses have were Carol, beginning Sept.
Deputy Clerk
cosdltioe at a hospital hir, to. been expanded and new Indus. $5; Debbie, beginning *epI. arrull liurk,
aanror1 AtlantIs National
day.
try attracted. Land values 24. and Elena, beginning Oct. 112
lank UuiIdl5
lanforl, Florida 5277*
Àbas hid earlier killed four have risen and local employ. 22. AU disappeared wlth*ut
for Petitioner
er
In a slashIng march mint has bencfitt.d. Some causing significance damage Iltorney
ubiI.h may *5 At Jun. 1, 5,
I. 154$
of the labor has been supplied to land areas.
S'acres. Cuba,
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pionahip meet at Charleston, S. C., after placing
third out of 10 teams competing. From the loft:
I. K. Jones, team captain; S. V. Horton, E. E.
rawford and P. L. Pratt.
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Stuckey's and wW feature grandmother. Market prices

all over the nation with cures. Stuckey products, along with
None worked. Doctors lined pecans, tropical Jollies, a for pecans bad bit botto m .
up on two sides, those who new cheese line, snack bar, Buyers were scarce. Stuckey
said she was allergic to some. a wide variety of gifts and believed he could sell lbs nut..
thing else-what, they didn't gasoline,
from his own and neighbors,
of a split over the chairman. know.
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Eastman.
management" by the
by Democratic disunity, he cently where 12 days of hot
Minter
moved
to
Sanford
Sure enough, vacationers
bent De mocratic party said.
sun and dry air didn't do a 1 recently with his wile Wyttell. stopped to chat-and buy . . .
rman, warned that a Re- Speaking of Goodrich, he thing for her. At one point, the and sons, Stilts, six, and Joe, $3,000 worth that season.
lean may be elected gay, said that "we cannot continue sneezes were only 60 seconds five.
The next year he enlarged 0
it because of Democratic under his policies of doitoth- apart.
Born In Monticello, Ga., the stand, added pecan can.
oily over the chairman. bigness and arrogant inisman- The constant physical acti- Stinter grew up In Eastman, dice, home.mads by his wife,
agement."
vity of sneezing was wearing Ga., and was graduated from and did $23,000 worth of bus.
zrnbull, who with two He called for a grassroots June down. She was losing Eastman High School. He Incas. Stuckey had bit on an
r Democrats is trying to organizational effort from the her resistance to sickness,
served three years In the Air Idea that was to see his com•
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Chairman
Warren bottom up, and charged the So, doctors finally decided Force and has been with pany become the biggest out.
drich, of Bradenton, In the present structure tries to or- to try a type of shock treat. Stuckey since 19M. He and his let for pecans In the world.
i It party election, told a ganize from the top down.
meat with an electrical all. family are members of the Now, the candy plant and
tot Dews conference that Turnbull also said the gov. chine Wednesday In an effort Methodist Church.
pecan Processing, facility in
a were many party mem- ernor and the Cabinet must to block the sneezing niechan- The 26- Year-old chain was Eastman occupies over 123,000
I who wanted a new chair, take a new Interest In party Ism In June's brain,
founded in Eastman by Wil. square feet. And than are 222
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affairs, and called for mov. to and behold, she sneezed llamson Sylvester Stuckey, smart, air'condltloocd Stuck.
i sold the party was vul. Ing the state party headquart. her last at 3 a. m. on Wed. who had started buying Pa. ey's Pecan Shoppes Moss the
ible this year because ers to Tallahassee.
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footba ll officials who had the expanded league,
battled each other for six -An increase in the number
frustrating y e a r s rathed of active playing jobs for
'round the almighty dollar to. veterans and graduating col.
day to predict that peace will legians,
benefit the game and Its mil. It will cost AFt. clubs an
lions of fans.
estimated $27-m illion to enter
Speaking through Pete Roz. th e new league setup, Includ.
cUe, who remains as commis. ing $15-million principal and
abner of the newly.ezpanded interest over a 20-year
National Football League; and the franchise payments
Tex Schramm, president of resulting f ro m the establish-

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plaining the details of the York Jets and Oakland Raid.
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talk about plans for next year. One of the big goals of the Boosters is

The end of the costliest The two leagues will continue

to Install lights around the track and baseball diamond behind the school

ger, consolidation or whatever poned by the winds and rains

else you choose to call it, be. from Hurricane Alma.

for night meeti and games. The new officers are (left to right): Mra.

milled but flunt admitted the gues, having achieved bar. merger will end the financial

j,r league cities,"
All the existing franchises
nine AFL owners were not ninny after six years of bit. strain on both leagues anti Itidwell said.
will be retained in their preter infighting and threats of secure the future of pro footsent locations, inter-league was understood that the AFt. annihilation, were nearly un- ball.

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superior circuit anti nothing scheduled by the Casselberry
in the world, including filthy and Sanford teams and all
lucre, could cause it even to play in the Seminole Senior
recognize that upstart "other and Little League as well as
league."
all ganica in the leagues sponWell. sir,
upstarts. the sored by the Sanford Recreacause
American Football League, lion Department.
went out anti got themselves Weather permitting, th e reg.
a football. They spent money ular schedule will be resumed

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slatci for this weckeknd. The
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insisted only * few w.'cka ago the Friday Herald.
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-A true world champion of cause the merger," he said, in accord with the informal ly, giving it stability and inprofessional football,
"This appeared to be a plan talks that took place over the ,tiring that no franchises will
-Better football hi-ought to that would bring about a bet- past years.
he 111ovv0.' Slodt'il added.
more American cities more ter league. A number of Con- - "The most important con.
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It there Is any hero In the
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whole business, it has to be Ink."

Pre-season games will be owners voted 7.2
for the plan animous today in thOr prnise

unuer any other cessions were uiauc by both skieration, of course, is the era of the St. Louis Cardin.
NFL. and AFL owners."
preservation of the game andals, foresee a greater appeal
-Assurance of the survival
the future certainly primist's of pro football on a larger
of every present football Casey Stengel began his continuation of the pr*si'rmt scale.
franchise In its present loca. managerial career in 1925 with high quality of cumnitetltion," "We're excited, as all
lion.
Worcester of the Eastern Lea. the 71-ytair.olI Chicago coach I shorts fans must be, with tilt. I
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he considered his circuit as been clamoring for - a genu- Davis, who still isn't corn.
UPI Sports Writer The good, If not better, than the Ins championship
game be. pletely happy. He Wasn't tee
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fitted additionally by the men- the time Wed nesday In his
S" .1 except those forgotten people Winners don't ordina ri
ly ger when it was agreed all Now York office and had *
who count the most - the pay losers that kind
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nity, in football, baseball or retained and never be shifted commissioner of the Ar!..
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cause there's always
been only winner because now it new franchises an. to be add. of the NFL. owners, and caus.
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The goat? oh, yes, there
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Local
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Davis and David (Sunny) was one of those too Most
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Worblin, owner of the New of the fingers, even in his own
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dressing room without much to
Alma York Jets, died the hardest. league pointed at Wellington
show for their bumps anti
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They were all for continuing Mara of the New York Giants.
bruises.
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The National Football Lea- baseball and softball action ultimately bring
the NFL. to ttitra boiled down to this oft.
of the Seminole Booster Club got together recently to
gue was a loser in the nier- Wednesday evening Wert Post* its knees.
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ultimate goal of 28 teams
providing the strongest oppo. sional poters.
and loni*t's Vint there have
operating as one league. If sltion.
George liaise, tho Palm l'c,'n in - the pest," said
the plan works, pro football
Hunt also admitted that Al Hear who nurse,I th.' NFl, 'ianis, who one.
in 1970 will closely resemble 1)avis, recently elected
AFt. through th depression and $Si)fl,()0(I to halfback I)onnie
th e current structure of ma- commissioner and a strong
watched it grow into ,. IS. Aiii"rs,,n. "1 personally feel
Jor league baseball,
advocate of continuing the team league drawing 1.5 mu- that the two leagues getting
"Many details and much of dollar war, 'might return to lion fans in 1965, was over- tow -r means the security
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is joycd at the merger of the minI future of pro football
meat remain to be worked out our hope Al will Stay as corn. six-year-old AI"I, and his 17- will be aseuretl."
by a joint committee of club missioner of the AFL."
yea r-o ld league.
Arthur Motl,'ll, youthful
prealdents," the joint state- Itozelle said the realignment
"i am delighted that ef. owner of the Cl evelan d
meat pointed out. "Those in of the teams will be taken up forts to bring itlout a pca'i'- iiriwns, was delighted to see
volved In professional football in 1960 and "for the moment ful relationship between
the the merger mntt'niallz,-.
today pledge that all their ef- is completely open." He also I two leagues have been site. "This merger will
help
forts will be in the best inteis itisisteti that the dollar war t-t'sstul," links siti'l SVetim-s. lri,ig fouthuli to more cities
ca t of the game and Its fans."
not th e chief cause of the day. 'l have advocated tilt, anti satisfy the growing i)ubThe statement listed five merger.
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television money and huge ella said the owners hope to
0 bonuses to college stars, was continue two-network TV when
revealed Wednesday In a joint Its expansion plans are coin.
announcement by the two lea- pleted In 1970. The NFL has a
gues. The plan calls for a two-year $37-million TV conworld championship game and tract with CBS and the AFL
a common draft next January, has a five-year $38-million
contract with NBC.
26 teams In 25 cities
no later
llozelle
said that NFL own. fly United I'rezis Enternational
K. S. (flud) Adams, ml!. championship game and the
than IM, continued two
netOwners of tlie Nationni lionairo owner of the AFL's fact that all
work TV broadcasting and a er3 voted unanimously 13-0
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American League's Kansas Francisco Forty Nlners will
City Chiefs, the owners also each receive an Indemnity for
pledged full cooperation with surrendering their exclusive
congressional leaders in cx- territorial rights to the New

lado attorney W I I I i a m ship. The candidacy of Repub- June's father and mother, ed manager of the now Stuck. ists. 30 he aft up a stand an
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stopped sneezing Wednesday.
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ShopPel, will open a slots In
sound very spectacular. But
Seminole County, located 05
Jun@ was getting pretty tired Interstate 4 and
State load 46
of It after 1St days.
west of Sanford.
Ufl,, it. started sneezing In
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until the November elections
and ordered the one In Geneva
and two In the Sanford area
be picked up; delayed further
discussion on obtaining microfIlm equipment until vacat.
Ionian County Clerk Arthur

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lights be installed at 23th
Street and Old Lake Mary
Road; decided to grant per.
mission to the North Orlando
Volunteer Firs Department to

Tinch (center), who receives the gavel of office from Edward Dionne
(right), Lake Placid, grand chef do train of Florida. At left is Chef di
usre-passe Joseph $1. Wells. Other new off icent are John Galloway, H. B.
Pope, E. K. Stovall, Robert C. Boyles, Frank M. L.uecker, R. F. Roahik,
Prank K. Thomas, Joel S. Field, Cecil Carlton, A. L. Walter, Richard Chellate and Robert Mahan.
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011 OF THE T*OI'HY wlnnsn of the ZVAII.7 Wives Bowling League
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Igh rles hanAkip; Bills Johnson, high avet age; standing-Carols
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who stifldontaccqt the AFL uabonlfld.majovfootb ill
ksgne or In the same class with the NFL.
but whether you are a dyed In the wool NFL fan or mit,
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and by the time 910 comes along, when toter-league phI,
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The top three learns Is final
eluding@ of the Thursday
morning KVAH•7 Wives Bowl.
log League were the Punguins
(first place)-.BUhIe Johnson,
W.de.'.y's morger of the Amuse, and Natiorat Pat McGuffln and Udell Rich.
football losguse was a surpths, in as much as pen-mets arda; Blots (second place)now" were Very light. gas U yea lock as the bappeninEs Mary Honn.sby, Pat Such. and
etetthe pad year snd especially ov'T the pad couple Of Joyce Zcrfou; and ths Ten
month., then you su. It's a move that just bad to corns aboiat. Pins (third place) - Carolyn
1I Davis. who was just appeiat.d new e1.sioaer of Icknioa, Carols Surbrook and
Of An at the beginning of this year, slas$ had the t we Pat Ward.
Isaguse together hit year and readily admitted i$, "S*1 Nettle Phillips rolled the
high game scratch during the
Ihq wasted too ucb," Davis said if the NFL
,bejsb took over the top spot la the AYL,Dairu schedule with a 234 as Circle
17 $urbrook took series honors
with a 414.
$Iwon toMakS the A7LU5tr.04Mpossible.
In the handicapped divisions,
Thancame the piaysv raids' with Pete Gogolab playtas KilIth Pounds bowled the high.
sedhls option atBuffaIoof the AFL asd signing with he sit game with handicap a 230
N.w Turk Giants of the NFL This started a retallation and high series with handicap
aav,meatby the AFband every other day s top NFL sta, went to Georgia RobertsW.
was reported being contacted by in AFL team, who wo ild The high average of this
ps7hi(m.sI7(uauUJInai*figUei) Ifh.'d play suti to league was that of Bill!. John$Ios and switch.
son with a 133.
This raiding war, along with the high bonuses for gradU. Terry Ellis Improved her
stee of college football (noticing that we didn't say colliEe average the most and won the
graduates) gav, the two pro leagues a new them. song
W.I.B.C. plaque for this dli.
"Ws'dZathu Merge Than ltgbt."
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derby I. running is some
pretty fast company. With
the race one third over, he Is
head.and.hesd with Roger
Mans and four lengths ahead
of Hack Wilson.
The 3I-year-old Aaron,
who entered the season with
the highest betting average
among active National League player,, never has been
regarded as a super slugger
In the tradition of Ruth,
You and Williams, Etc. That
in, until this year.
Aaron, a slim 176 pounds,
has slammed 20 home runs in
his first U games, an average that puts him dead even
with Mans, whose 61 homers
In 1961 is the all-time, major

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Mots, PItt
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Strgll, Pitt 115 10 55 .339
Flood, St. L 195 20 as 23$
Nchlsa, Moo 107 15 36 .336
Clint, Pitt 15 23
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Hart, SF
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Cepeda, St. L 145 17

F.Rbsn,Bal 1754061 .343
Oliva, Mlii 150 33 61 .339
SleW's, Cal 11* 12 35 .313
B. Itbsn, Sal 21$ *3 M .312
Bchdt, Cal 11013 31 .300

National League: Aaron,
Stave. 20; Tome, Braves and
Hart, Giants 14; Mays, Giants,
13; unto, Cuba and LifibvTS,'
Dodgers It.
American League: Jr. RobInson, OrloIu 14; Scott, Red
Box and GUys, Twins 13; Eelchardt, Angels 12; Dietary,
Orioles and Conlgtlaro, Bed
National League: Aaron,
Braves 45; May., Giants 36;
White, Phillies and Flood,
Cards 33; Wynn, Astros 34.
American League: B. Robinson, Orioles 46; Oliva,
Twins 34; Xnoop, Angela 33;
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(VPI)-Hunter McDonald, a
1Sp.at.eId scot now living in
Boat Oak, 11kb., appeared
tie best bet today to return
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survivors begin the fourth
*und 01 play.
McDonald, a reinstated pro
w working for an oil cornpony In Mkhlgan, has looked
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1S4 U. 8. amateur champ
Bill Campbell of HuntlsgV
W. V.., Walk., Cup v.tsa
Bill Hyndmsn of Pbilad.Iph
Truman Coaneil of No
Palm Busch, 71.., Dick
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scheduled to meet Ian McCas. contract for the 196667 seas
hill 01 Scotland In today's It was announced today
aoralng round, which could General Manager Ed Doit
is3Ity his for snafternooevan• Akin played for Met
atö versus Scottish Walker head State College, Ky., r
averaged 10.5 points and
Capper Gordon Cosh.
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Orioles 61; Pizarro, White
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and S. Miller, Orioles 41;
McLain, Tigers 5-3.

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Humpy Wheeler, and watched. The only real damage was was blazoned over the car, on of winnings.
Barrel Wears (tot)-Daa within touching distance, a financial. A eam'a investment, the tires (naturally) and even
In addition, there's the
and under.
BAIRD, shown on his horse Sar.
lbs Ginder, Barbara Docket
the en.
The top sixteen qualifiers in
million dollars of sweat and amounting to $100000 a car, over Hill's driving costume month of maintaining
Rusty Buchanan, G.ffl An
Indianapolis
during
in
semble
gent, won a trophy In Polebending, a 6th plW
combustible.
proof
outfit
each
division will compete
off
(a
the
lot,
fhiw
for
million
straining metal and screech- $1
Randolph, Valerie Tvckei
May, In style. "When those
INlNG RUBBER-The within their own division in
with the tufts of smoke hang. developed by Firestone).
ribbon In Flag Race, 3rd
ribbon In Jump.
Ing tires to up In smoke.
Charlotte Tucker. Tlag ne
Now Humpy figured out bills come In," says Ilumpy. Indianapolis
also the doubts ,llsninatlons I. doBits of aluminum and glass Ing over the accident seen..
Ing Film 8, and $ 6th Place ribbon In Clover.
ground
(Justior)-sisay Baird, IN
a going, quickly, as the dented gas "you think you're outfitting a rTv01t5s5tsthh1 t.nmlno
the annual winners of
the
way
racing
fiber flew crazily through the But
leaf, all In the Junior events, at the recent Con.
ky Buchanan, Dean Trot billowy
haze, and flat-surfaced theres always more money to buggies were dragged from battalion against the Viet But the 50th running the Fire Cracker.
tral Florida Hors. Show.
Danny Pumphrey, Busty Is
the trick, looking like rem- Cong." And its all a calcu- proved Inconclusive beTh* total entry, which in.
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cause of the 17-car pile-up eludes all of the bowling for
In the kookie world of pit nants of a soap box derby lxte.l risk,
steam
roller,,
spun
in
every
-Tim Canada, Bonny Hall
no owner-partnership of on the first Isp.
detached from the poppies and decal dollies, a (they're not much bigger,
the eliminations, is only
er, Mary Cannon, Bonny Cop direction,
to
be
a
fiscal
expert
either),
what
each
one
rep.
Rolla
Vollstedt and Jim RobSomehow I donut feel sorry Additionally, than are tie.
guy's got
Wits
of
the
ears,
Curt Boyti, Drew Beeline.
bIns came to Indianapolis with for them. Before the race I plies for first place Is each
"The bloody things were to understand it's what's hap. resented:
gory plus a $80 first
Open Keyhole-Sonny Ha
Engine - Ford, $10.23,000, three cars. Two of them got
baby
(lots
of
times
pening,
Lamar Hunt, h cate
the
sky,"
coming down from
into the race, piloted by Var- ran into
her, David Holt, Ted RkIdli
on accessories
depending
place
prize In each division.
Graham
11111,
who
snaked
that
also
goes
for
football,
said
borough anti Billy Foster, owner of the Kansas City
Tim Canada, Larry Cannot
115.20,000.
Offenhauser,
forms ane now on
Entry
the
debris
and
then
baseball
anti
the
rest).
through
Bob Howard.
Gerhardt, Lotus, whose ear touched off the Chiefs, and he showed me display at Jot Lanes.
Chattels
Humpy
That's
why
I
had
four hours later was declared
chain-reaction accident. Both where hi was sitting - in
umpung figure S (jtlfllOI the fittest of the survivors, Wheeler with me on that Lola, 120.23,000.
Miscellaneous parts - mu- were immediately knocked out choice pews overlooking the
LOUISVILLE,Ky. (UPI)- the Kentucky board with a -Sluy Baird, Pat Chapmai winner of the 50th 64 500" rice, first turn. His real tag I.
first corner. I wondered how
The first muon college
Cale Yarborough, who has H. A. Wheeler, and he's a spenslon, axles, etc., $10.16,. of the running. Down the
Jim Baird, Dantha (lInde
Heavyweight champion Cass- recommendation.
basketball player to score on.
nds went the he rated the treatment.
in
10
seco
drain
In
charge
000.
is
blond
who
Mark
Snedecker,
Gerrl
Any
The recommendation Is not
made his big score in stock stock
lus Clay has lost another
"I paid 125 a seat for them," or 1,000 points in a season
(insists on concerted result of a whole
round in his fight to stay out binding and U all five mom. Randolph; (senior)-Larn car racing was making his of irestone s racing otter. Head mechanic
expense he said. "That makes me n was Plink Belly, who tallied
a
championship
car
ations
in
the
Southeast,
based
year.round
contract)
$12,year's
planning
and
Cannon,
Jeanne
Harris,
Ai
bers of the bond feel Clay
debut as
01 the U. S. Army.
2,209 for Furman In 95364.
sportsman."
anti effort,
Fire. 000.
It was learned Wednesday should not be classified as a nette McGahar, Kathy Sri driver at Indy. It lasted ap. in Charlotte, N. C.
ford,
Anne
Randolph.
that the Kentucky Selective conscientious objector than he
proximately 10 seconds.
service appeals board has goes into the Army.
Scurry rico-Elmer Moor
Cale was quite a high school
And If there are any dissent- Terry McClintock, K a t 1*
turned down Clay's request
fullback back horn. In North
for a deferrment on the log votes, and this appears un• Bradford, Al Stuckey, La
Carolina, and what he saw
grounds that he is a eonsclen- likely, he could appeal it to a Collins, Joey MeGuekin.
on the track, as ears wheeled
presidential board In Washing
tious objector.
across his line of vision, re(junlor)-Rod
Cloverleaf
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minded him of carrying the
Buchanan, Sissy Baird, CII
What Clay will do II order. Boyt., Pat Chapman, Dam
appeal but th ere Is not much
ball through the line.
hope that he will get a de- ed into the Army is anybody's Pumphney, Jim Baird-, (se
'The hole opened," said
guess. He has been somewhat for)-Shirl.y Duffey, Jimn
farrment.
Cab, "and I thought I could
flu file, which Includes the subdued over the past several Willis, Sonya Howard, 1'
got through. But when I got
reason. Clay feels he should weeks and almost-but not Stone, Jeanne Harris, Katl
there, it closed."
In his talks
be treated as a conscientious quite
Cale got out of his car to
Bradford.
objector, is now In the hands with newsman.
race
another day, same as 10
V.V, DfllW
Ribbon race (open)-SIs
Reached Wednesday In Clii
of the Justice Department.
other drivers in the starting
Yorwal
and
Patty
Baird
sitar.
According to law, all cases cago, Clay said he bad "acth.
field of 33 who never got past
. souseep
Mary Cannes and Terry 51
oh.
log
to
say
about
nothing."
CAIOIWLIUS
covieieDtIOUi
the first turn. And that was
O
• pertaining to sent to the de- 'Nothing," Clay said when Clintock, Sonny Halker a
jectors are
the miracle of Indianapolis
partment for an investigation asked his reaction. 'tja cqun• Charlie llateman, Tad Rid
nobody hurt except A. J. Foyt,
dowD0by anent."
and
Don
Cinder,
Tim
Can
U they are turned
who cut his hand and bruised
LQ
Asked U the board made a and Earl Collins, larry Cs
any appeals board.
his knee climbing the 10-foot
Terry
McClintock.
non
and
he
replied
"1
got
A Justice Department lnves- bad ruling,
i'ttp. I4Vt-t.
wire fence to the grandstand
Pohelending (junior)-J
tigator will look into the mat- nothing to say."
after
fuel
from
Al
Miller',
"No comment. No comment. Baird, Sissy Baird, Pat Chi
ter and then return the file to
blazing car slronohesl him.
It's in their hinds. It's in their man, Danny Pumphney, Si
After a similar accident two
Mitch
Chapm'
ky
Buchanan,
hands.
years
ago made a pyre of th,
" My manager just called (senior)-Ai Stuckey, Son
him Halker, Peggy Ringel, I
il
le
and
1
told
Louisv
from
League
Purdue University conduct:
what I'm telling all th e to- Stone, Jimmy Willis, Lai
27 sports on in Intramural
porters and what I'm telling Cannon.
WALKIR
basis, including horseshoes,
I got nothing 10 say
The next show will be j1
IOU
Us lMOS1(O
WINES
and'
ings
paddleball and bocci.
about nothing."
15.
SCOTCH,
FORT
METRO SOF1BAU'
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By manym muss
11mev Moon. again WV'
the thofleags race In lb
scurry race, held recently $i
the Central honda Born
show. Moore's time was 14.2
to the April event this tim
It was 14.10.
This race west be we
three mouths In succs,sloi
Winner for May was $1.51
New with a time if 14.IC
high point tn
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W L Pct.)GR
Cleveland
*1 15 .633
3321.611
Fran
32 19.627 Lea Angeles 2321 .604 ¼ BaltImore
30
19.612 1
Detroit
Pittsburgh 3021 US 1%
25 24 .510 I
Philadelphia 3021 IN 134 Chicago
2626.600 634
2924.547 334 California
Houston
2530.435 $34 New York 2226 .435 $34
Atlanta
2326.415 SW
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St. Louis
Si 21 43$ 9 Washington 2* 36 .434 10
Cincinnati
New York 1728-17111% Kansas City 19 19.396 11%,
19*2.37113
16 U .314 1534 Boston
Chicago
Wad.eeOy's Resells
W.daeadsy'a Resell.
WashIngton
5, BaltImore 4
Chicago I, I.e Angeles 1
Atlanta 7, New York I (N) Cleveland 2. New York 1
Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati Detroit L Bost" d(Ilinn.)
Kansas City 5, Minnesota 4
6 (N)
at. Louis 11, Pittsburgh S California 1, Chicago 0
(N)
flursdayGses
Houston I, San Francisco I Kansas City at Minaesota
(N)
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland (N)
Thursday's Games
Washington at Baltimore (N)
Los Angeles at Chicago
Atlanta at New York (N)
Friday's Games
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) Kansas City at California
St. Louis at Pittsburgh (N)
(N)
San Francisco at Houston (N) Minnesota at Chicago (N)
New York at Detroit (N)
Fr1d'e Gamm
Cincinnati at New York (N) Washington at Cleveland (Ni
Boston at Baltimore (N)
Ut. Louis at Philadelphia (N)
Atlanta at Pittsburgh (N)
-Pancho solve he the
Los Angeles at San Fran- player in this century to win
cisco (N)
three straight NCAA tennis
singles titles.
Chicago at Houston (N)

summer track meets in Uainssvills and Williams hope,
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Perry, Giants 61; Marichal,
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at Ovlodo, the other day and !lobby thanks us for the oppcir. Hawks cut four of the
playtwdty of writing for the Herald. Bobby, who was ahl.county ers from his rookie camp ros.
to basketball and played baseball as well, says, "l",s glad lbat let. Bradly.'s Eddie Jackson,
I made the time (to write for the Herald). It did bring doien Gary guitar of New Mexico
my grades, but I sincerely feel that the experience did much State, James Edwards of Mis.
sisslppi State and Long Beach
or good than it did harm."
State's John Rambo were is
Bobby graduated from Oviedo High Schoo l Monday a
leased.
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as valedictorian of his elau,
Weed we say more, but congratulations lobby and I
Herald THANKS YOU for all you've done for us.
Bobby and buddy Mike Partin, most valuable basketb
player at Oviedo, are Auburn-bound, this fall and we wi
them all the success in the world.
Seminole track coach Dliii Williams, not missing a tel
in bow to make his Seminoles contender, again for it.
teach laurels nest spring, will be running a "skill clinie"
high school trick this summer. On three afternoons es
week. Williams will be around Is, all youngster. Interest
bi track and field. 0.11 stress skills such as high junph
broad jumping, pole vaulting, the discus throw and shot p1
sad hurdling.
11 you are Interested In this program, no matter hu
yen may be, drop by the high school some attsn%o
5ad lot Coach Williams really gel you interested.
He'll be there on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday afti

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Son 10.

This league has already
started Its summer schedule
and bowls each Thursday at
9:30 am. at Jet Lanes.
Summer League officers are
Pat lieu as president, Nettle
Phillips, vice president, and
Pat IlcOuffin Is the secretarytreasurer,

We got a letter from Bobby Stewart, our talented men be Sichi. Guerin of the St. Louis
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tripled and single twice to
pace a IT. bIt at. Louis attack off six Pirate hurlers.
liner and Tito Franconia
and knocked to three ions
and Cent Filed, Who ceflactod
three single, and a double,
drive In two.
Its Miller got the Palw
more victory In the 1 hour
and U
spinet when
Camijo Carmen, who hadn't
appeared is a gs.e slice
May 11, drens home Lab
Aparkie, who had doubled
with size out. The orioles
gave starter Steve Barber a
1-0 advantage is the second
game but the Senators erased
that with a five-run third.
Gary Bell beco.e the first
Cleveland pitcher to win five
games but needed ninth Inning relief help from ace
southpaw lam McDowell.
Fred Whitfield scored the
Winning run in the fourth
when Leon Wagner bounced
Into a double play.
Boston reliever Don McMahon walked Don Wert
with the bases loaded in the
11th a. the Tigers remained
one game back of Cleveland.
Red Sex outfielder Jim
Grosger drove In three runs
with a pair of homers and Al
Kahine did the same for Detroit. Tony Coniglisra slammed his 10th of the year
with non. on In the fourth.

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About Stewart And Williams

'games for the Giants, was
routed by Houston 6-I, Chi.
çago clobbered Lee Angel,.
08.1 the streaking Philadel.
phi. Phifluss drubbed Clasp.
natl 105 and It. Louis look.
years. Ills 41$ career W Pittsburgh 114I.
vs Is the 10th best in
Cleveland nipped New
bell dm1s end he twice 0 York 2.1, Baltimore edged
the N. I. In that depart. Washington 14 In the 149h
I with personal highs of Inning before their second
game was halted by curfew
at the Braves' rightfi,ld- with the Senators heeding 1.4
ever had chased the shoo at th. end of five, Detroit
lath through the summer outlasted loetes 1-4 in it,
rIo this year. Aaron rip. ke".ss City clipped Minne.
two home runs, including sota 1-4 and California
10th grand slam of his blanked Chicago 1-0.
it, Wednesday night and
Mike Cuellar pitched a six.
In six runs to lead At. hitter for his fourth straight
a to a 74 victory over, victory and John Patoman
New York Meta.
rapped a two-nun Waste to
is pace sets lila. far In climax a four-run sixth In.
it of the peek In both aug rally that sent MarShal
N. I. and A. I. His down to his second successive
rest pursuers an team. defeat.
Joe Torn, and Jim Bay Rookie Randy Iliadley
t of the San Francisco capped a five-run fourth Inits with 14 apiece. Marls ning against Dodger star
rapped his 20th homer Don Drysdale with his first
its team's 55th game and major league grind slam
ion required 50 games to homer as the Cubs routed
h that figure.
Los Angeles. Hard-luck left.
Is six RB!'d also boosted bander Dick Ellsworth finally
DO'S total to 41, tops in notched his second victory by
major., and the four hits scattering eight hit,, four by
collected off three New Maury Wills.
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pitchers boosted his
The Phillise hammered out
woeful batting avenge 14 bits, including homers by
healthy .296.
Tony Gonzalez, Rich!. Allen
ten Manichal, who blazed and Clay Dalrymple, In
untie early season pace crush the fled,..
winning his first 10
Julian Javier bomered,

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1966
%don
Judy

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II the I. W. Wale GOInOTe, Anna Lea Unman Jo Ann Noel., Byron Jr., clods R.tbwell.
School. She Is graduating from
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First Mstbelist ead Deans Eowlaad.
CaMI Southward, Van Btuart, Gloria Is a member of First Palatka High School, where
Also Tommy Ley, Linda Dennis Swsflow, Barbara Methodist Churda and a ian. she was enrolled befo re th
the ..aio
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lendeabiig. Vnds Mitebell, flo.u, D4a. Vt$srbsek sad jog but not of Seminol. High famil, moved to Sanford.
. -. ==. of
Msibollot at s luncheon In
McKinley Mall, following
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Lies In God" was diaçlay.d
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Bible Class members seer.
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the fuss, F.11al.. Kirebboff
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or of the boat class; Rev.

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the Church, and Richard Da.
director of religious .4.
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First Methodist Church are, seated left to right,
Barbara Thomas, Paula Elam, Anna Lea Her.

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Smith Jr.. Earl Bois r(I tiardez, Van Stuart, Chall

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Crowd, Rev. Robert M. Jenkins,
Jimmy Barks, Richard Davey and

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pkg. cream cheese, mashed

½ cup mayonnaise

½ cup celery cut fine
14 cup minced green pepper
few dope onion juice
salt to taste
Va cup ripe olives
Place In shallow pan until
completely set. Cut in squares
and serve on crisp lettuce
garnished with mayonnaise,
This may be molded in hidividual molds if desired.

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POTATO SALAD DELUXE
7 medium size potatoes
½ cup French or cole slaw
dressing
1½ taps. salt
3 green onion..
½ cup diced cucumber
1½ cups diced celery
6 hard cooked eggs
l cup salad dressing
tomato slice,
celery leaves
Cook potatoes. Dice while
still warm, add French dress.
ing, salt and diced green
onions. Let stand until cold.
Add cucumber, celery, 4 diced
eggs and salad dressing. Toss
lightly. Oil ring mold or mix.
ing bowl lightly. Arrange
slices of tomato in bottom.
Pac½ in salad and chill. t1mold on plate, garnish with
celery leaves and remaining
hard cooked eggs cut In slices
or wedges for top

MOONSIINE PIE
(Sweet Potato Custard)
2 lbs. sweet potatoes, peeled
and boiled with 2 taps. salt
1% cups sugar
I tsp. nutmeg
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½ tsp. powdered ginger
FILLED COOKIES
2 tbsps. cream
14 cup butter
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14 cup brown sugar
½ cup whiskey
While potatoes are still hot,
I egg yolk
run them through a ricer with
1 cup sifted flour
½ stick of butter. Mix cream
14 cup chopped nutmeats
and other ingrediet thor.
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Jelly or jam
oughiy. Pour Into uncooked CRANBERRY SAUCE CAKE
Cream thm butter, blend
sugar and add egg yolk. Beat pie shell. Bake at 4.50 degrees 1½ cups whole cranberry
until quite light. Gradually for 10 minutes. Reduce heat to sauce
work in sifted flour. Boll 330 degrees and bake 30
I cm walnuts or Decan..
dough in small balls, dip in utus longer.
i cup mayonnaise
egg white, then roll In chop.
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½ cup orange juice
OVEN FRIED CHICKEN
ped nut meats. Place on a
3 cups silted flour
A LA ORANGE
well greased cookie sheet;
1½ cups sugar
1 frying chicken, cut up
make a dent in the center of
I tsp, soda
each cookie, and bake In a
I egg
i tsp. salt
1½ taps. salt
slow oven for 5 minutes at
Lightly grease a 9.lnch tube
degrees. Press centers down 3½ oz. can coconut flakes
pan and line bottom with
½ cup butter
again and continue baking 15
brown paper. Cuinbinu auminutes. Cool slightly and till 1 orange, l)Ccicd
berry sauce, nuts, znayon.
½ cup orange Juice
centers with jam or jelly.
noise, orange rind and juice.
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Wash chicken and dry. corn- Sift flour, sugar, soda and
bint egg, salt and orange salt on top. Stir until mixture
OATMEAL BREAD
juice. Dip chicken In egg mix- is well blended. Pour into
1½ cups milk
turn and then in coconut to prepared tube pan. Hake in
1 cup raisins
coat thoroughly, Melt butter 350 degree oven a bout 1 hour
4 tips. baking powder •
in shallow baking pan. Place and 13 minutes or until cake
1V. tsp.. salt
pieces of chicken in pan, turn- tests done. Cool.
1 cup quick cooking oats
Ing to coat with butter. Bake
3 cups ai.tt.i flour
FROSTING:
i egg
skin side up in a single layer. 2 tbsps. margarine
Bake In 350 degree oven for 2 cup, sifted flour
3 tbsps. shorteni
ng
14 hours. The last 10 minutes
14 cup molasses
cup whole cranberry sauce
Scald milk, remove from of baking, slice orange cross.
Cream margarine. Add subeat, add oatmeal and raisins, Wise In thin slices and place gar and sauce ; beat until
Allow the mixture to cool. In over top of chicken pieces,
creamy. Frost cooled cake.
the meantime sift flour with
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baking powder and salt, beat
the egg. Stir the egg anti mo
lasses Into the milk mixture,
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add dry Ingredients and melted lard. Stir only until flour
Is no longer dry in spots.
Place in well greased loaf pan
and bake 1 hour In 325 tle
gree oven. This make s a,
moist loaf that l.a even better
for use 2 or 3 days after bak11,
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1 cup whit. sugar
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Beverly Alexander and eti throughout the evening on carried out a, the theme of
Steve Pearson entertained ! the beautifully decorated pa- the "Record Hop."
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Beverlin, Dennis Stewart.
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guest and lots of laughs.
Decorations of the school Both,, Kath y McKelvey, Dale
colors, blue and white, were Marnele. Buddy Ross and Lee
Dancin g was the highlight
Stcinmeyer.
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A delightful Urns was had
COSMETICS IRIGIffEN
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SPRING
Cokes, cake, candy, nuts,
Make-up look for spring Is
pretzels and mints were servbright and young. To Check labels when buying
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among centers of potatoes,
wrap each securely in heavy
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45 to 60 minutes directly on
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coal. Makes $ servings.
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Stove's parents, Lt. Cl and
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pounds that produce phototoxIc reactions. These start as
rt'dIenei areas that then turn
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Holy Cross Episcopal
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Mrs. C. M. Solomon and chit. I Larry and David. from Bra.
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Cheryl Ruth Petty, then, Monroe and Donna, and denton, and Mr. and Mrs.
(RIENVILLE. Ill. (UPI)
l'iano on Sunday afternoon, last five years has been a
daughter of Elder and Mrs. Mrs. G. W. Petty, from
Dr. Katherine B. lusader
Geor- Paul Kessel and children.
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June
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Kellers Itusic student of Mrs. Nance of the
:George E. Petty, of Forest
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April.
Paulette
Paul
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Jan.
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Loren Paul Herbert
City,
patients won't let her.
conferred I..yed the following program
Also 0 P. Smith from Ala- ice from Cocoa.
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diploma
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capacity audience,
Mrs. Loren barns, grandfather of the
Following a w edding trip to
by the National Guild of Piano
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Ian luau.
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Palm bride; Mr. and Mrs. K. Kren- North Carolina, their new practiced in Greenville for
Teachers
in
recognition
of
the
, .1 Beach, were united in
"Etude. Op. 10, No.
Holy rick and Pat and Mrs. Frank home will be in Collegedale, nearly 410 years. - she finds
fact
that
Becky
has
met
the
•Matrimony, Sunday, June 5, Purviance Pith.' and
Chopin;
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Susie, Tenn. For traveling Airs. 11cr- that she cant "turn old paisis at the Forest Lake Se', from Ocala
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Elder James Hamrick and
brio), Beethoven, acconipanpatients in the afternoons in I
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While public attention Was to i.
The o bject, of course, is to head this first time, the house will ask I'M in Tallahassee to
centered on the Surveyor
prevent the nation's capital would have been ruined inside, check It out)
watching
moon landing, 1 W
I still tlut set' how they put
from lccc,,i iuig a tee is a
hot lure without Editor, ileralil
girls plant glad. oasis. Hut I fiuU wi,nItrii*t ii nut such
some
The Sciriunoht' Staff ss on Id
the ib,ii.se duly conaitur&amp;'il the I flooding the rest of the house.
lola bulbs at the Pentagon,
your like to e\Itress its appreciation
With nn'n like you anti
landing may have effect the hUt could have on (lL'l)artlltetlt it niakes It much for all the assistance you have
The
the beautification irier;1tss.
given us throughout this school
been more thrilling, but
more pleasant to pay t*e,,
tie
happen to live
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year
. Your help Isa's men of
is something deeply satisfying
niacicly l.eFlls
tin'
where, I,'-ause ,if
gri'.ut .iluc' to all of us.
about watching pretty girls urba
age limit t,Jrr:flg th'tic ft 'n Editor, licrahl:
'sV,, hope III tOhitifluiC workplant gladiola bulbs,
comes from taverns, teen-ager s ilrita beer
artk!e,
with su in th e future.
Perhaps
as
satisfaction
The
Ill cars.
Perry Echelberger
The
11cr.
filler,
could
not having to plant th. bulbs while riding aroun'i
Before going home, they ald print the rules governing
Editor
yourself. At least it does at throw
the empty cans tint tIn' entru", its njtlors- wide cun•
my age.
window, Pitially onto my tests lot Floridians tin not William McKinley was the
There comes a time In every
lawn,
know that their t i ne and cf. last U. S president to tua%c a
man's life when he derive,
If the new minimum e' tutl forts, by law, are useless pro. Civil War record.
pleasure
from
not
plant.
more
--does it finally enacted, the asitite _
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thing will happen in the lies.
front watching pretty girls.
,U need only look at
In Washington, however. triet.
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even that simple pleasure can my I
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bring on disturbing thoughts.
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As * rule of green thumb. I
at which Kelly Services,
wuiul,l say that II) beer vaIns
Inc., donated 1,500 "Kelly
gladiola I,abm
Girl" gla,lioli to the national i'qials 1,500
beautification program was l'retty girls and all.

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the
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report
iloeso't
stow
up
who to assume this means tt.

young accept a 25-year prison term,
To shutter the fetters that this column we get down to I unless he secures alefcrnsent. wise he'd have gotten his col. tint'as't prevent the
in
lie agreeti at first hut later
in
his
class
deferment
froni
being
ilrafii'd.
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to
send
man
lie
receives
that
tacks."
America could have been pre. result from fusing her hus. "brass
him
local
staruliug
,
may
reran
he'll
he
dr,uftcct
tartn'i
down the offer iso,!
(Mw sys write to Dr. only by convincing
vented if the participants had hand with her father, she re
innocent.
of
IsIs
cia-s
he
wnudnt
his
other.
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peronJ
In
the
absence
when
this
newsdraft
board
that
of
in
care
Crane
chosen
more wisely at the sorts to alcohol.
When
a
Jury sscss
in
report,
therefore,
the
sise.
the stansling
l"or alcohol is a partial an- paper, encliwing a long ally should he deferred
to try huts Alcorn ehisingr,I hii
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stamped,
adilreesril
envel.
national
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even after their unwise esthetic',
Mind again anl plraileil guilty.
It iltulls the brain she no "i" anti n ants to cover requires proof .
choices, their bonus e,,ulil
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Letters
board.
tip
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Most
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draft
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printing
costa
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to
now
have
accepted
a'
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some s im ple rules of ninraslity implication of her complex, when you send for on. of

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Entry blanks are available at every - Sanford
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subconsciously made
A physically fit
I her restrained and unduly lit-en 'nb!u,ci.te'l with poly.

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Sexual complexes are the working students at any cnrn• on what's in the student's file doesn't secure it
tions with him, although we affair.
kge and send it in himself, no
Hut after the wedding, iauuil causes of ilivorre, puses where protesters sue. I in its office.
now have a baby.
"Inslecat, I must become ss hen sexual relations enter, which i why I •xplain them cecil in gctting college sf(i' If that file shoa nifilsin on' is hurt rcvpt the ouusg

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There's a harsh su rp rise' s10",4. it obviouily must inake send in a )Pung man's class in Vietnaill
courtship %here their rolls. ed, return envelol)e. plus 21)
a mistake.
likely in store for most hartl.1those decisions in each case, standluig, or If a young man
"For I shun physical rela. tionslaip was largely a social cents.

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She must face her bugaboo
Irene picked a good
below!
it student doesn't think he high-and run at 30000 to 40,. well,
and consciously dissect it,
If a student has not taken higher.
should be deferred, he has no 000 a month or more, regular.
CASE Z'440: Iren. X,, ag. but did so in part because
There also Is spect'.stion It
Then she must force her. problem. lie can keep from ly-then draftboards obvious the college qualification
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will reach into the armed
through
the
proper
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to
go
find
amin;itiun
and
If
there's
not
ly
are
going
to
base
to
having a deferment simply by
by an older more sophisticat. self
day's sex case,
incbuiling Lo Jul-Ching.
motions until the corresponil. not applying for one. No one more )oimg men. They'll have' lug in him file about class (orci',
"Dr. Crane," she began, '1 ed male,
is vice prem i er and chief of
her,
board
has
l
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college
stu
standing,
his
it
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to
go
tougher
deferment on him.
Besides, he was
father
was courted very ardently by
of the armed force.,
Her husband helped banish
or nothing on which to base uiUiU
If he already has applied for dent deferments.
my senior, image," for she subconscious.
a man 20
Ch reasons given are that
fusion
her
taboos
by
use
of
a
deferment,
he
Each
student
application
for
a
deferment
when
comparing
the and received
"So I eloped with him ly regarded him as a
booklet "Sex Problems In may ask to have It canceled,
i decided Individ. him with other full - time stu. this is a party power struggle
when I was 19 and he was of father and sweetheart.
haak II) years b u t
send
for
your
earls local strait dents doing satisfactory work, gIdI
tually.
While
go
further
and
That fusion didn't. cause Marriage." so
lie
39.
to a head by the war
brought
"But I have decided I made too much trouble during copy, enclosing it long stnip. volunteer for military duty, board makes 1k owls dcci- Thus if a college doesn't

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ardent, devoted wife, Any poor or reluctant actors that after they sober up!
WASHINGTON (SEA) - meat frons a youths college local board ideferment,
titilesi hai r,asehctl Peking Mayor
The solution to Irene's case Thert's an unreality about atu• that he Is a full turn, student to refuse his
husband whose wife needs they refuse to play the propthe college l's'ng ('hen, ranked ninth In
Perry, as dent issarching and protesting doing satisfactory mirk.
I he has taken
rule until the correspond. is the same as
pre-marital liquor, should
I But If draft calls continue qualifteatlon test and dune the central committee's it).
descrilwsl yesterday.
send for the sex booklet ing emotions develop!
against student tkkrnwuts.
mails l'ulitburu, and may go

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So she reacts at the phys.
order to function as a
to feel the corresponding ical plane, with no scruples
wife. Such a ruse show, emotions," Is a surefire ax- to disturb her conscience.
that she suffers from an iom.
That, Incidentally, Is one
why liquor is popular.
unsolved sexual complex.
Shakespeare thus said the
When sh. faced it con' world's a stage and we are Its victims then can act like
animals while drunk but pass
acloualy and became an at- but actors thereon,
Alas, many people are such the buck to John ltsricycorn
tress, she soon became an
Irene

they

Chinese sisid

China

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court Richard Silvers.
But the hurricane.wlse Key
became the third judge An After Graduation Party, Westers looked bored. When
guarantee bys
In recent weeks to have his sponsored by parents
the the cans ran dry, the men
U1IIyI5S
W811011 stolen from his private graduates at S a n I a ii d 0
II1,11stsId
MON Orders
chambers.
Spring., was attended by 231 more beer.
of

age Cuban's rice ration from
six to three pounds a month.

cur•

rent Communist party purge

All told, the Saturn

Available 0 0lI without
tor* prescription. .aar product

with

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which he has been

OVERWEIGHT

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qly
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•aslIy swallowed. 6.5 lid of ii
Iemj.r. Od,Is.s
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sown
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their
shirts soak- ciss fef aid liv.
is sold is this
lts 11.00 •
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the driving rain, and arassisa It
satisfi.d for
Principal Carlton Henley,
watched the black clouds roll
rubs, lust ?*$UA ski
- Lord slated by Assistant Principal by on 63 mile an hour winds. pacIi o to
druggist and set

Judges

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going on in Red Chins, which forced to
many
watchers" attn. against * coming

Santord ShOPPLng Plaza announces

fl};fl Switzerland (UP!)Siamese twins horn to a Swiss
mother on April 21 died here

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his woes so that he may
Whatoy.. Is, dlfferenrei manner of Nikita Khrushchev
able to meet his
that have divided th e United and supporters
Mao', un- mitmenta to Russia.
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Th erefore, it was speculated
war In Vietnam, they appear army leaders unconvinced that th at when he accused the

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counter too, it you carefully plan each shop.
ping trip with the aid of the food pages and
ads in your newspaper. By making
a list of speciala and timely bargains, and
clipping the cost - cutting coupons, you'll
easily save dollars each week,
and
SUCH SAVINGS are welcome dividends
from your regular investment in this news.
Paper the small sum
pay the carrier
each collection day I And they are definite
proof that your newspaper does more to help
you shop and save, than does any other
medium that comes Into your horns.
YET TillS Is only one of many ways
newspaper
best.
ia.
portent perhapa,
its unmatched
w,
and-picture coverage, its entertaining fee,.
tures, Its helpful articles and special .ervlcau,
Isn't it just about the bent-paying small ho.
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91 the unites Veiss
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necessarily bent on
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We pl•'ige to rn.'pei.ste
new. prifl?54 In this •awl5spsr.
sightseeing.
with you In the American
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Enlerid a. 415004 alas. matter OctoI.r ST. ISIS
There is suspicion that their quest for an honorable and
at ,be
St MareS rosin purpose Is to visit the Just
off&amp;'• of Satuf4. Iori4a, under ths Act .1 C.sar.s.
peace, and we pledge not
t
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to betray these valiant suit of
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Snilivu lual or firm r,,,rlIibIe for such repruduetlos will S.
be the house of Representatives -Premier Ky, of SouthVietconslIerol a. u.r:,aClng 00 TS. iisraiS'u •opyrtghI s.d will
to pass a bill raising the legal
5i14 uasio to, dassaass sa4sr the law,
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about beer,
If the connection between

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drives one, too). If you think
you'll have to wait another
year to get the safety
you want in a car, see the

every working day,
two more families make

start

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dash and visors, outside

American Motors...where quality and safety are built In not added on.

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This man thought he'd
have to wait another year to
get the safety he wanted in
a car. But then he examined a
Ilind.Changing Ambassador.
First he discovered that
Ambassador has Double-

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18.1331 or 313.4053
113 ror
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TICK Ho'.nl for sali
3*4 W. 11th It. 211.4171.
P1111 KITTINI. 122.584.
10. Poultry . UPNtock
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Hanford

LAWN MOWING
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Realtor
Saymond Lundqui.t, Aaeo.
29.101' Atlantin Bank Bldg.

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tenants if you'll rent us your
large I or 4 bedroom home,
Must be close.in and In nice
neighborhood, Phone Bob Al.
Ilandsr, 222-1311 day or 3114043 nights,
If you bays a pnon., you ha,.
a charg. account for a Ian.

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lab. J.ss,p. 122-7141.
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'.0130 II 132' 4 fir Sedan TUE IHIIVIIPAI.. MEDIUM tee
new tIn.,. •ar.11ent c'ond.
gitfiag thtsge IsIs
$110. $17 I. Sunland, 112.3524
Classified Alsi DIal $114015
er.nIngs.
.4 pM las S. WW$ let

T'tck.up. 212.1421.

Robsos Sporting
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CLEAN Turn. Apt. 221.2100.

$03 MagnolIa. 3:2.2)1*, 23)4.

P'Iltl4.

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Kathryn

Apt.

118.TrucksFor8*1.

$3 ma. including utllit:e.. 1131

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832.1211 or 93-tIle.

19.1130 Fern P*rk,

clean.

YIIRN. Apt., $ BR.. 123-Slit.
I fill. furnlshal. $13; 3151 IlagIlirm pII,
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(INFURN. s BK. Duples Apt,
Williams, 1:1.3,3*.
1m 1.
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kit. equipped. vs n e t I a n
-shalss, terrassi floor, * tit. IFS. Al'?., fully
utl'
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bath. CalL 332.1336 after $
utica turn, 323-4315.
.m.
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97.Houes
.SPT. 130* Elm 350: (larag.
$'.A;
and Paint
Apt. ItS Elm
waler A
Wall
Wall
I HDI1M. Sum., 122.1070.
d.c. turn. 3 11dm,. bittiae
I A 5 room furs, lIswly Es.
lab. Monroe $30. Ph. 40*'
Ad unormahon
corateul. 454 1. 14th St.
MagnolIa
I'In. $'t-4122
2 IIPRM. Itoue., kitchen
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p.d. 3*1-1202.
-Al'?. A,iutle only. 101
I * I 110KM. APTS.. Air .'nn. S fiI)ii%I
Scooters &amp;
,Iitione.l, all .1cc. KIt,h.n.
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AfiflOR; I flDlttl,1
W. Slh l's. *214347.
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Path home. separaSe dining
Garden
%'B$P.'. liSITOR $('S3OTI3115
ym • 3 rat garage. e*lr 1g..
SOUTH SIMINOL.I
Apartments
J'IWA MOTOR CTCI.BS
For Rent
lot. 222 lIomawoed Dr., 322.
TA'/.no
222.1120
A .1111155 lAWN.
Pirst
St.
7*1 1.
5703.
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322.5612
B ItS
CLr,)iY.
quiet
rooms
for
men.
T.l:tVis
'.I.I'lt * ItEiWl1
1 lIlt. I't'IIN, 2 hr. 1'umn, S Porn. downutaira
401 Magnolia,
221.0120.
-2a17 3%'. t',untny Club Road
Dr. 10' wile hniis"er.,iI.r. Palmetto. or l'h. after 1:21.
CALL UNTiL 12 NOON TO
YOUR
321*39.
Phone
322-951
Hnwman's Trailer Court, lit.
110031 bOlt a men. prltate •nAD
DAY
trance £ bath 122.1354.
MONDAY
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ITS PUN to read the Wnnt.
121-3411
Al.. Vets "an shop wIthout
PINECREIT: I fllr,n, KItchen 115 1. 2nd II.
115, Autos For Sale idling out .1 your cusp
equip. $11. Available June
.iatr.
10th. 123.2034.
l)ell'oltQ.'.Ifl,
*2I,__ cIr'.,fl
in g.uoi nie.'h. shape. 1373.
4l1Dnhl.tUIt, double sar..
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122.11C2
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Per LI..
321.1140 A$St'hlE Payments '44 ImpaIt
Ph. htesld.st MIr.
Fir r..ii automobile bargains,
I 4,%' Check thu ileral.l olsiattied dla.
Coup.,
Ricer
Sport.
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ertuel tulle., Mario, with pl4y s.rtion.
331.1311 1,40 HIawatha at IT-il Furs. apt5 Close is. JImmy Ce.
wan, 311.4012.
-while Interior, 223.941.
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4.'ltO$Il3' hull Mercury, III lIP
$ ilLInli, 114 IIATI!, lie. Lot
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nt'ls,r. 33:.Cli.
to*tel 1411 l'hs'.
Ave. WILASA Ai'AR'TMENTI 114 lIT 4)WNEIO:'Il
W. First It.
sedan, ,1eiu
maid, ne.v - - ----- - ................,
Pit
tire.,
es clIent
condltlii.
I ftOO'.t 110(5517. lake Monroe FURN. APT.. - lIlt M.tlesvtlle,
$510 hel,.w flsaI.r'a pit.'...
CON$ICUUYI INUET1ONS.-$O CHANSI OP COPY
131-lilt.
('.eil frank hones, 221.119
1.21K. TURN. Apis, with cut'
or 39.3034.
($1.10 MINIMUM CHAISI)
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aids porches, steer hoepitel, __
I fififilt. Sum. 122.1111.
Newly lecorstec. sulIsnie rot
$I ssis usE 1104. case, as
Always ord.r your ad on the •conomical w..kly or $ IIDIIU, * ilATit, unfurn,
retired couple. Ph. 322.4712.
he,. . truck p. suit y.ue
Klt.iiei •q,ip;et, late. yarl,
monthly rat.s. Whsn YOU gst •arli.r rssuDs. Call and
MUle. apts., privat. baths, utl.
seeds et e pHi. ye. wes'S
well A pimp. 113.5110.
lilies fUrII.l ppeeially suited
cancel - you'll b. biIlsd for only th. days run at
peas up, Hiwsy ices.
for retired peopi.. Ideally
tsr., pIckup.. ,r.e. eoIS.
•arnsd rat.,
located
downtews.
Inquire
nice res. area. Call 321.1141
Slasher.., Isseelles isis.
Jobsnn's Dept. Store,
after 4.
leeseas. Wh.t...r y.ur
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111 0. 1st It., Sasford.
.sld r.qulcam.al. 0ev
11101111., $ BATII. corner lot,
VtlttN. Clean I Dr. Apt., •o,11h
ysu em ho .usred
CI.ASSIFICATIONS
Ink. privileges, 19.0373.
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$anfor.t 'lisa near Alla
ysee Mesd?y Peed isles
Sanford
MohilC
l'k.
311.1130.
2 itUitli, IINYUIIN. home, 1g..
repreeeete$4.e his It.
I-Lost * PeelS
Si-Messy Wasted
lIvIng room. eanporl., Via.
•"'.0 I 1.55*
APTI. Ph. 111.5410 or
3-Pe.maala
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room, utIlity room, lie, lot. rilliN.
SI-ise.,aa..
223-24)1.
322-4147.
6-Beauty
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1-Cirl of Thanks
ti-Ipley.est Setvtsis
l'Ait'l'I.T
Stirnlahed
C
room.,
C-Child ca,
11-Mali hip liaIsE
N,ar linlani. Water free.
Chsvr.iit /1 tss pickup,
I-Dog, Cato-.Pat,
73-Psaale Help Wasted
$10.00 week. Call 2124170
recesS eeqlu. eveebeel.
IC-Poultry - Uveetsek
ti-Male or Pe.al. hip
after
$
p.
m.
Ash I., ,tssh N.. 14115*
li-Special Nellie.
14-lola Help Waatid
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. -1l-Caterlsg - food
fl-$ttuetioa Wasted
TWO 1.IIIl. nicely turn. inouaes.
14-"Bieyclu P,Ipalre
77'A"...dituatinn Wanted
231.1010.
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1I-*peo*al Se.vteei
Hlu.tenle
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IS-InterIor Deceretis's
Il-Isesme Propwip
100. Resort Rentals
1T-Jaa$tarial IwIeei
icse.11a. Vus, sew Hr..
Prop-Sali
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21-Landscape Servies
$2-Real Istats Wanted
s.d p.1st, Ash fee silO
os'ICAN PIt0NT Arr8. 335 5.
li'-Euildens Seppilis
Sl.Rsal Sitate IsIs
.'.tlantir,
N.. T.444A.1
Iiaylona
hlesch.
Il-Hardware
11"-fliisl.ees Reatal
Mrs. hi. U. Ilutchlson, 222.
21.-llama mer.mla
IS-Lola lee Isle

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Cycles

Town 'n Lake

START

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It C.t Por Liii. Pi Day

ONI DAY
TWIRl DAYS
P1YI DAYS
TIN DAYS ........
TWINTY ONI DAYS
lATh PCI

GLASS

Senkarilc Glass
Company

Carpet

To

Want

Dlrsct Phoiii LIn•s To Want

Automotive Service

n.

tos. Rooms

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COMMODORE
APARTMENTS

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Payton Realty

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Vnlkswsg.'n

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TRUCKS

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$495

$695

1$-balsa's

24-Will Drilbeg

S$"Alr Cml. £ *aatlas
SI-Sadie - Tsl.vtiisa
31-l'bot. A Esipaent

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•S-Housee.-.$sha or Lest
IT-llouee Por Seat
1$-Itsal hilate Eichaia

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ISI-Mobili ltome..-asls
lil-Ihebil. Home.-leat
21$-TraIler Space-Rest
lU-TraIler Lots-Isle

31-Job l',latiag
42-Plaatu - peed. - Seed.
Il-Mt... For Sale
1*-Article. for Rest

Ill-Roeme Per Mat

11'-4wap er Eackaa55
Il-Wanted 'Ic Pu?
11-Psrnliur. Tot Sali
1$-Antlq.a For Isle

Il-Money Ti Loss
SS-Ilusia.ss Opportusitlsi

F. Is. pickup, let bed,

Stick Is.

1.555*

Strickland.

seq.,.,.

1*-Mu.ioal lastrameala
22-flustases Squlpmest
• 24-Upholstery
Ih-Vacuva Clesaere
25-E*tstmiealere

37-Moving A St.rsgO

$395

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11-..PIismbl.g
$IP&amp;is%lsg

Morrison
FORD

*14-Apartment. P.r teal

DOWNTOWN UNFOlD

lhl-ft.atal Agents
Ill-Wasted Ta Sect
lil-Autes For $a3

1iI-Aute.--aals or Tve
113.-Trucks Far Sale

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lll-teoete,a * Cyetas
111-N.ale * M,lene

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Want Ad Department Hours
tresgh PvId.y
9:30 AM. P. 1 P.M.
SATURDAY 9:00 AM. -12 NOON
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CAMPUS
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I-702.437.1317, $111 per mc.

CANPOR A Itation
Wagon by day with a buIlt
In motel for nIatit .....$1713

Defendant. 3 fll)Itlt., 2 flth, tinfumn.,
Kb,,. Itetrig. &amp; Presser.

017W 4'i24PICN Complete
new .'enuper kIt is sicellant

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WAY TO BUY AND TO SELL

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nellie. of thi. proceed-

tng being a cult for
of a certain Mobile Home, dee.
crlbed cc follows:

3130
DOSE

santortt.

and ORDERED et

Ileminole

County.
i'iirIla, tint. 17th lay of May,
1540

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Arthur if. fl.ckwith, hr.
Clerk Ciruit •ouirl
By: Martha T. Vihlen

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(71)1.44

CALL CLASSIFIED

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PROM SEMINOLE OUN

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TIME

1hg booN U ipedy S,et*lbl. tsr seal e,eslai
delve. cc weeb.ede el the
kiosk. P., e .1cc selei.
tisa ci see owuec A.1
isuvettiblee

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you, teh.y Peed

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The Saiilord Herald

114$ IXICUTIVI P0505
- $elsal.a. LTD'.. eli
d.aler ..leNls.d by tb.
bosh. N.sl ke H e
br.s4 sew ew. Ssy .1.
-wbulia.iot

Strickland.

Morrison
FORD
DOWNTOWN UNFOlD

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DEALS WERE

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AMERICAN CAR

sec

Deputy Clerk

Olenn IC. firowia
Attorney for l'l,intlff
72$ K. Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, Florila
I'ubilsh May 9, II £ Jine

3. 1. 1940

ECT

0.2 7W Itelus, Station Wa.
gun, ratio,
heater-perfect
for the vacation.........SlIPS

One Ii III., A.s!.a H- $omaer's here. lie "Tsp
bile Ilime *4 z l feet
D.wa" weaker. .ivai a.bearing serial nunub.r IH-

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1322 - 5612 425
LINE

Ost '.W fietuse Stallon Wa'
gun, till, heater, split
(,,,,it sail for waik thru
l..nn es,iel,ce. H.,sees person.
.si t,iii..............................uess

day of Jun., 1944.

Want ads get fast results! They've
got coverage! That's why buyers and
sellers of goods and services go to the
Want Ads for actione
Set Your price .. we'll set your ad!

SANFORD EXCHANGE

5US$'

Clerk of his Court, and I. ____________
serve a copy thereat upon liii. LOST
8o%tp:T1118u WillIE
who,.
I'Ialnttff'e
allonnsy,
S1IOPL'I\'sl' - Put an ad In
name and address appears
the "I..oet sill Sound."
hereon, on or befor. the 11th
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QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL

Dial..'

fl 122.1141

.fl*.f,isr,

N £ H, full power,
etrellent cond. $1341. 59.
shady lot in eeuetry $41.
514$
after
S p. in.
ONE flORM. turn, apt, 341. 101 ___________________________________
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92-555?.
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IC. SIb. 1*1.1211, 1310.

S 50KM. MOBILE Home. lie.

YOU *1110 htEitlilY RE. Yell them you saw It La The
Sanford ileraldi
QUIRr.D to
file your answer _____________________________
or written defenses, If any, It,
flI.0fl001i, unrumn. $10 me.
th. above proc.eding with the
1412 Stev,t,s. 3$-Jill.

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Apt

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Park A..,

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3 * $ lift $51151
11 7*0 CIRCuIT COUNT UP
$33. $49
'TIlE 111711 Jt'DICI.II. tIlt. _________________________________
Publkhe, reser,sI ,t9ht
to relect, recta end preperly classify all
CLII' OP ThiS •'r.ti'm O
FURS. I BR houss. 113.5111 sdvsr$lssnnents,
)'LONIDA. hI .5111 VOlt sEll.
after 2.
loLl COUNTY, AT LAW.
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1.. 1*44 1.
cO%tt'I.I:TELT Porn. Houses, Adjuttmente will be med. .is a re-rue b.,i. essly for typogriphicel
PIONEER r I N A NC I COIl.
222-:37.
enrena that effect the v,iwe of the .4. Adlgstments will not be
PANT, a MichIgan corporation,
med. beyond the first Insertlen,
authorised to do business in RAVE NSA PARK: I flirt.
tin. Itat. of FlorIda
biOt Ranch, fruIt Rise. ls

vs.
WII P. BROWN

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Nlght.-We.k.n1, 312.141%

IIERTHA 0. WATSON.
2 BEDROOM, 11.. room, CII
Liefenlant
home In Country Club Manor.
70$ MIII. DERTHA 13.
Assum. mortgage paym.nts,
SON
IIIpertoo.Call19-1117.
3440 Park Avenue
()ceanuid.., long Island,
LARGE COUNTRY 10310
New York
14 Aør., 311 mo. pail.
YOU ATtIC htEREllY !(OTt.
L H N Enterpri.es, IRe,
TIED that a Complaint for Di.
Ill-SlIt
vorce has been filet against
you, and you are r,,julr.t to I LIlt, very clean. Close in,
Jimmy
Cowan. 321-4111.
____________
,.rv. a copy of your answer
or pleading to the ronuplaint 3fiflIl'.t,
______
2 hith, c.ntr;l
air.
on the plaintlif's attorney,
sereene1 in pnrmh. fenced t
)1AR%'!Y COUL'tER, Sorest
yart, A garage. 1321014 at.
CIty Shopping Center, P. 0.
ter I p. rn
13'a* 3111, Forest City, florida, _______________________
and file the original answer or
IioI'? ILOT' hOT?
pleading in the offIce of tin. Not NECESSARILY? For only
Clerk of the Circuit Court, San.
$11)
down you can go, go
ford, Florida, on or before the
cool in a frosty 2 betroont,
Ith day of July 1314. If you
I' bath home wIth a icr.
fall to do so, a deerse PtO
vlc..eenter built.in kitchen.
conf.s.o will be taken against
There
even a family room
you for the relIef demanded in - ml theistotal
price is III.the complaInt.
109,
So
closing
cost, no quaIlDATED at Nanford, Seminole
tying, Hurry and
County, Florida, this 31st day C.'.L.LIhAn't' REAL ESTATE
of May, 1341.
CALL DAY Oil NIGHT 232.74)1
_______________________________
(SEAL)
_____________________
Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr..
3
110KM. house, eic.11ent con.
_______
Cl.rk Circuit Court
dition, desirable Inca t Ion.
Seminole Ce, Sanford, VIa.
1113 hlon,a. 39.4131.
ny: Donna It. lTarkns, P.C. ____________________________
Publish Jun. 2, 5, 11, 33, 1111 .15 EXCLtII1VI': tiding of st
DI)A.5
John. Realty I. this beauti.
fuii horn, in Iii wile locat.i
3m Cbs Cre .5 (be Ee.aty
at 10$ Idywtlde I)r, lArge
Jsdg., leia.I, Cesaty, Slate 2 111mm., 3 bath, VIa. room.
.r rl.sld.. is ppebat.
central heat A aIr conditionIa vs the Estate .5.
ing. Call us tolay for an
MARY MITCIIELL. MILI.F.fl,
appointment to ac. this io.Deceased.
ly home.
,iNt
''K'
Notice is bach. .1... that
- ----the und.rsign.twlil, on th. 'p
rIMI TIlTED PIll
27th day of June, A. 0. 1)41, III N. Park Ave.
Ill-lIlt

PublIsh May 24 &amp; June 3.
II. *945

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425.5938

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SANFORD

15. For Rentals

Day. 212.7*74

/./ Jean Stegall
ill 7
A Executrix of lb. Estate
of hfary Mitchell Miller

Ads !

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SAULS
AGENCY
lee

ty Judge of Seminole County,
Toll'!.!, NEVER 11140
Florida, her final return, as- A T*F.TTEhI buy than this neat
count and vouchers, as lIxecu.
I lIlt hinme on large hot-.
Iris of the Estate of Mary hIltquiet street- Separat. totrhell Miller. deceased, aol at
$errenel po r C h- partially
aaid time, then and there, make
furnIsh.,! If desIred. Call ta.
application to thu sail Judge
day for the low price and
for a flnsi settlement of her
terms.
administration of said estate,
ant for an order dischargIng SOs..TT1-IlARD
her as such Executrix.
Dated this the 23rd day of
May, A. 0. 1141.
tnvs.taest £ Easily

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$ BD3L., 3
hosts, famIly
room, built-i. oven * rang..
refrigerator. oitald. writ.
fence onc!oee4. hIn. $ y.srs
paId on mortgage. Owner
wants no euuuty.

11*36 er mo. Chain link
fencedbackyard.19-2315.
_______________________________

prelent to th• Honorable Coun

tne

,

ForRent

For Sals

______________________

Sup

71.

Houses

WA?.

Furslturs For Sal.

CO.

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3 flIt.. I BATH flavenna Park.
1(00 Down, assume pails of

Legal Notice

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"EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS"

FI%!

Sal.

CLEAN Punt. Apt, 59 Park
As.. 322.0I)i.

cc

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OVEN $1 71*8*
of flee workmaasb$p is uphol.
ski eq.: '61 Renault Dau. OLD STARTERS, Generators,
tering,, Dnaperlse, $llpco,o,&amp;
phina, io speed 111k. Kayak
Carburetors, Fuel Pu a p
Time Paymeala a. 11tH. a.
321-1111.
Alumlauta ?Istona, Ph. 332.
$1 me. Drapery h&amp;rdwsis Is.
4)41.
staliation,
3 SPACPI heater., S Gas ttoves
XUL.P DECORATINO SlIOP
S Canvas folding cots all ii
,,
Pb. 312.2131
gool condition. 3324107.

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PLR\

QUALITY MOBILE HOMES
Hwy. 17-11 II. Sanford
328.1312

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1117*0 CultIST COtS? OP $ fiR.. 2 Path home, air eon,l,
TOIl NINTH JUDICIAl. CDt. choice location, reasonable.
323-4173.
('VI? OP VIOlInS IN AND
IcON *IISINOI,I COUNTY.
Trade
your trailer tot a new
IN C*SNCyjy NO. iasas
home. $13 too. Evarything.
DOtJOLAl 3. WATSON.
L H N Enterprises, lie,
Plaintiff
113.1112

J)

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93.

RE'XkRJ

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106.Apartments for Rent 115.AitasForbali
water

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10". MobIl.

'"V
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free

A MultIpI. LAsting Realtor
219 Park Driv.

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3

IW MUCH

DOWN

121-1,15

Snore)

Page 3A 100. Resort Reitals

5

Stenstrom Realty

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To Inspect, Call

50. MIse. For Sals
53. Wanted To Buy
'II IIOAT, 1$ liP H, II' Trailer, ___________________________

Dr.

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us Ibis neat

Sanford, 232-1270.

CARPETS clean easier witb WII4ON'MAIZJi .USNITU
- Boll - Trads
_____________________________
the Blus Lustr. Electrit
513.1511
Shampooer only $5 per day 3*2.1* 1. Is
CAI.ADIIJMI: chooa• from 10,.
Carroll Furniture.
000-lb en. Hell's Nursery, * _______________________________
fUll 1111US$ - rr.tgts damml. West of Big Tree Park.
suE bidrees and dIslag
• IPF.1D- 10 in. floor tat
(Cioe.4 lundays.)
ream furniture, Masy pie...
used S seasons $13. 121.2111.
skew so dasags, h.we,sr
prbec 1.
.r las. baa rig.
50.
505* nirn; Rocker; Cltromi
star r.t*il. Nell J'rsight
dlnetie set; Chest of DrawDamaged
Vnrsitrn Sales,
irs; 3 odd Chain; I
GAS DRYER * U r it ia
Hwy. 57.9, Calbini,
tables. 121.2711.
_______
h'itEEZEhl. both for $111.
_______________________________
331.0101 after 1
USED Jhdrm. suit. liii A't.
PAVE 110.00
liii Gas Stays., 111cc flaw
Bring
this
ad
I
r.c.lvo
$15.0,
TWO 4-DRAWER Chests,
$10.11: FrIgidaIre ltefrlgsr.
on a watch for
d.
Kliney shaped colt.. table
$tor $10.11 up.
A matching stip table; One
BRIDGES fURNITURE
Walnut Room Divider, one
204 5. Perk A•. Sanford
Park * 35th
433.1425
Glass Coffee Table, matching
___________________
GARAGE I*LEI
finalIst. appilaseis
end tables, 19-0701 altar
SAl'. A ILJNI)AY 10 a. a. to 4
tools, its. bight-Sold. 1.*rP m.
p. m. Applianess, Silver, Xe.
ry. Mart, Ill Sanford Ave
rean
Chest
Obi
Chairs,
Piano,
DA' a NlTEi Hints want ads
Ph. III-llI$..
Dishes. Glassware * Misc,
work for as little as 14* $
1003 Grove Manor
dayl
$28.
BEDDING
oil,.
Bidding A furniture
S WhEEL.
AT fACTORY PRICEJI
Vtilit7 Trailer. $32• DAIlY lIED, •zcelleat .oad.
2310.
Iii
MaisoHa
13,-s.,,
231.1547.
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1THIcIOURWST '\
IUicW'J CoM)ThRI
ff3 FRrEcrLe ADAPThDJ
TO 1W FOLM
/
1CAY I

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Located Throughout County
1-3 1fla-1.!.2 baths
loas Hitches EquIpped

°" IAltlI

Part

1*715

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111011 School Graduate seektnr

1-3

OWNED

PHA - VA HOMES

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SILL Vs
Your
rsitur.
QuIck Service with ths Cash.
IVPE 711*01110PORT

Plants, Fieda, Sods

3Rd..

June 9, 1966

.1cm
lights turn, *9-9(4.

0(11cc 333-1110
Night: 322.0141 or 112.0TH

CUVITY,
IDA,

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Il', i .irb lnsa

Jim Hunt Realty
1124 Park Dnl,

mley - Mont
Inc.

$saj litat.
101 W. lit It.

HOMES

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"Ok, k.v,s., .0; i's, no, • d.mossfmfr-I'pi t,y1
vigl
Mko,i t Lucia ,ui.r
3,. :1phwey

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PS. HSS* FUr 81*

bIS

ArtIcles

tift attorneys,
813111,

I)

HAVE HAD ens year of Draft.
liii. Also interested in eon- MAXIMUM Pay. eumm.r work.
hours don't count, Intelligent,
struetion work, but would
ptysafly alirt, Male, goIng
appneclats a call for any typi
to college, can supply excelof work. RICII.'.RD A. TIP.
lent
recommendations from
PANT 15, 211 J'I.mtsgo Dr.,
Jobs.
previous
JOHN 1.
323.3111.
____________________________ lIllIAN? II. 9! HermIts TrL
Altamont., 131-2217.
I1'Y.NOONAPHER - DIctation _______
at IS wpm, type SI wpm, can 195 LYMAN HIGH graduat.
operate seviral office ma.
seeking summer employment.
chines, Have had experIence
Majored in ElectronIcs, Math.
in meeting public. PHILLZI
malics, 2 years experience in
IIENDOZA. 15, 1)0) Magolla
foal Store.. OIU,0 KAUIIL.I
a.,.
s.d_as.."
"''
17, III Sunnytown Rd., Casselberry, VIa. 131.1315.

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ir TOUR REQUIRE
posItion. Cepable in Ihort. DO YOU n.ed a hard worker? 1. A choice woodad homesite
ltustIss
______________________________ 77•
_______
ad, Typing A Piling.
your
m
I'm
lady.
A
gra5.
Two
acres (or
iF' RANGES, I IlisIrhe è I _________________________
Studists
or full tlrns •r any other
dust. of Seminole HIgh, 3 3. Outstanding location
Ga., Ph. 112.1731.
position will be accepted,
have experience In Typing 4. RealIstic prics
INTI*r.ITED in General Of.
JUANITA COBB 11, P. 0. lInt
and Rook he. Di g, MISS 1. Cash or terms
51.
To, b.t
tic. Work - typIng, book. Bos SOS, Oviedo, Via. 101.1*1:
sitlilYl IleflA LIE Ii, P. 0. Act fast to gil first Chani
keeping, business,
clerical
ott this new offering. Youth
lIox 7*4. Sanford, 19.1537.
.me. ROSA I.. MATHEWS 15, DElHI! PuLL. Time Summit
SIN? £ BID
be glad if you
F.
flex
1311.
332.1711.
Noitaway, MeeplIaS,
lab,
work to continue part-tlm• EXPERIENCED In typing, Ill. CALLHART REAL ESTATE
lid., b7 Dip, Wish.
fall * spring, EnterIng Semi. ing, shorthand * baby
itt. cAll DAT OR NIGHT 123.743*
stole County Jr. ColIsi..
ATTENDING 0.J.G. asit
Mouth.
lIon. Can he contacted any _________________________________
years, need full or part.ttm.
DY TO0I.I 17, 001 Il.verly
caoRozva VUSJU?U*I
tIme. WlL.LIE MAE WIIIGILT APPIIOX. 5 acres frontage -on
eumm.rs, or part-tim. school
Ave., Altantonte $pgs., '31:21 w.st st.
3$1.$lgl
17, i:os ',.%'. SItu St., 39.2911.
Georgis Ave. 115gb Sch,l
tenan taleS, Stock, Clerk or Sill,
parking lot, 3500 - Term,,
what have you. 1*013 ALEX'.
Beds, TV., laws, 'raps
--- TuttlE YEARS experience in 3'2310$
Rscordsr*, Tillers, Reao,at.r, ANDES JR. 1?, 111 Jinklns LYMAN graduat,, 11, interest. Home Economics - would
____________________________
drill, 112.4151.
AMERICAN R11lT-Al.L
.4 In agricultural ressareh, like position PertainIng to
IllS I. Hiawatha
312-913
Seminole Jr. College, eseks
this line of work. Either full.
Herald want-ad Is a. near
WILL A slip, Constructlor.
r.lal.d summer, later psrt time or part - tIm., contact as your phoni! Dial 222.1112
work St say type. GARY
time
employment.
DONS
the
school
for
my
Wasted 1. Buy
record, or 421.1131 (South Seminole)
511Th. 1$, 411 Overatreet,
EL,LIO'TT, Nt. 1. Bbs 59,
hik'RTItA DENNIS, I?, II and use your charge S000unt,
Longwood, 1314150.
Longwood.535-1031.
_CastleBrewerCt., 1214181.
Used furniture, any amount.

THU CINCVFT'

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III sours or 2 years refrI. A MultIple
geralor * alp condItIonIng. APPAZI**
WIth a litti. knowledge of 122.4111
gas * oil heaters. PAUL Me'
Eh.RKATII 15. 110* 113, L.ongwood. Pla. 131.5425.

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said

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70$ WILlIAM TILOMAP HAN
NICK and lOIN 111181
IJHiI4L.lID. .'UldPr
IIARNIN, hi. wit..
SPRINKlER SYSTEMs
1I*IIiI*NVIs UNKNOWN
All Typso sad Sites
All parties eiaiatn
We *ep.r a.d
intersste by. through. un.
IT! N I
den nr against the afori.
Msshls. asS Supply C.
persons.
W. hod It
122.449
'TOLl ANtI hereby notified
lhnt * Complaint to forecios.
Horn. ApplIancea
a certain mortgage •ncumb.r.
th. following described
tog
teal propsrty, to.wit:
Appliaees-Nsg A Used
Lot
illock "1'". COUN.
113.1141
TIlT CLIJH MANOR, UNIT III Magnolia
NO. 1. according to lb. pint
thereof nu recorded in lint
hook Ii, Psi. SI, Public
Male
Wast.d
)t.cor,t. of l.mtno!e Coun.
Piaao Tuning and RepaIr
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
ty. Florida,
W. I. itarm.. - 112.4*31
PROM?
£51)
Alignment,
brake
has teen flied against you it
Tuna up stan, Must be A-I.
the above atyI.d suit, and you
COUNT, IN 91-0571,
711
'TIll
CIJIVVIT v0Uft7 IN
Huapkreys Tire
Sr. r.qnin.d to sir,, a copy
51241301.0 COUNTY. VIOl- AND VON 51*1101.0 COUNServ ic.
Legal Notice
of your Answer or oth.r l'lend.
TY, PLOIIDA,
II)-'
log to th. Complaint on Plain.
IN CHANCPI*Y CAll 10, lIStS SERVICE STATION Attendant,
CiI%N(I(fty 10. *505*
ANDb3IIHON, IN 'mo CIRCUIT VOVWT, IN 053. PETITION UP'
P'iIlIT NATIONAL CITY
refen.ne.s required, Utile
LIlIAN &amp; LOWNLIICM, NINTh JViIirlAL tiltEt: IT (IPIIAID VitAlly YOfl ThIS! hANK, a national banking asOil Co., 1362 French Ar.. 221.
331 last Central itoill.vard, IN AND P01 IlOINoLIS A 1)OI'TION OF (I It 1 0 0 8 1 sociation, etc.
2)04.
ITATI OP Viol. 1.01115 flAtNIT, a minor.
Orlando, florida, and til. the
Plaintiff,
original Answer or other plead.
'5.
101'iC* op ADOP'mlnN
log in the office of ths Clerk IN CIANCINY 10. *5513
l)P'NN!l R011ER? COLICIT and
TO, hAUL. RAINLY
Legal Notice
of tha Circuit Court on or ha. FLATIIUVH SAVINGS DANE, a
CAROLYN ANN COLACH, hIs
Address Unknown
tore the 37th day of Jun., *314. New York corporation.
You are hereby notified that wife, .1 al,
IN TilE CIICVI? COUNT
Plaintiff a sworn petitIon ha..
If you fail t do so, a deer..
Defendants. NINTH JUDiCIAL
been filed
CIiltt?lT
ro confuse will be taken vs.
NOTICI OP SUIT
in
the
('ircuit
Court
of
the
OP P1.01111*, IN AND VON
against you for the relief di. ANITA it, CIIMMING, former. Ninth Judicial Court of flop- 'mill STATS OP P1.0*1113,
110(5401,1
COUNTY.
known
ly
as Anita It. '.V.si, Ida, In and ten Seminole Coian. 711, lIENSlIl itOIIiittT COt..
aand.d in the Complaint.
CISANCEIY NO. 11555
This Notic, shail be publish. former wit. of Bruci IC. West, ty, Florida. Chancery No. 11191,
5CR, whoss resldenc. l.a
N0'rIClt 0? IV!? 711
d one, a wish for four son. ci al
thr li; ,,f n i,,J, I., ii It.:
ISOITU*UE POlECLOsE
a.uUttv. w.ek., In the lanford
CAIIOL,7t4 ANN COLRCH, PED13ltAt. NATIONAl,
Petition of Gerald Yraiey P'or
NOTICE
OP
Slit?
- MONT.
hI.rsi.i.
whose residence is UN.
The .'.iloption of (lrs'gnry t.oule
OAU! AIEICIATION, a Sop.
l)ATI1.) TillS 24th day of 711* ST.$TE OF Yi.OIlil).(
KNOWN
It:siney, a minor, ity the Pitt.
TO. lire. Anita II. 4iirnming
poration,
hay, *915.
You are hereby notified that
loner, (lirsil haley, ant you
401 Win'ilng lIoad
Plaintiff,
( NICA I.
Cr. retuiret to s.rv. a •..py of a
has been filed against
'lling. Cliren
Arthur if. fl.ekwitk, Jr.
you aol HOlIER? V. l.I'VElt. ye,
rour
.'.nswsr
or
oth*r
written
Vrien.lsw,n.i, T.z*s
JAMES
IT.
UPPII
and
IRENE
Clerk of Circuit Court
ITT and HAItIAN LII VERY.T'l',
Notice I. hereby given that rlelense, If sny, you hay, to hi.
fly: Donna It, Ifarko.
wife, in th. above entitled UROTIMAN LAPPIN, hi. wtto
show
cause
why
sail
l'etitinn
suit ha. be.ii tiled in the
l.;iuty Clerk
Defendants,
,P,ouit not be grsntei on the cause; end that you are hers.
Publish May SI, A Jun. 3, 5, above indicated Court agoinet ettrney fir i'etition,r, Al. by required to tile your an. TO. JAMES if. LAPPIN and
you ani against llrue. B. %V..t
14. 1106
1111MM
BROTZMAN
LAP.
N. Pitt., Kdwnr,la Iluilsi. aw.r with the Clerk of this
the title of which ease is as hart
PIN, his wife whose reel.
log, Sanford, Florida. ant fii. Court, ani to
serve a copy
shown above.
dence and wher.about.
IN 700 CIMCVI'T CavIl',
You at. hereby required to lb. original thereof in the Of. thereof upon lbs PlaintIff, or
are unknown.
NINTH JUDICIAL CINCH? OP file your answer or wrItten 4. Dci of the Clink of lb. Circuit Plaintiff's attorney, whoes
YOU
ARE HEREBY NOT!")urt,
Ninth
Judicial
Circuit,
name
and
aIdress
1st
hinIth,
PIOPSIILI IN All) Vol sios.
if any, in the above
PIED that a Complaint to loreBiliot and Lhwalbe, 19 lIar. close
lOLl COUNTY.
proceeding wtth tha Clerk of In and for Seminole County, n.tt
a
cc.
-. esrt&amp;la ma.t.aec ,..
lena, on or before the 34th
flank tIttilding, Jackson. eumbertng
IN CHANCERY NO. *5513
this Court aol to serve a copy lay
the following desvilla
3,
of
Jun.,
P'Iorlda,
A.
I).,
1241.
aol
later
than
the ref up',, the plaint Ut'. at.
urri. or stir
cribed real property, to.wlL:
Herein tail not, less a fls. July 1, 111$.
t' rneys whose na,,, aol nil.
WILLIAM H. K1TClIJi.:.,
The East 100 feet of the
'ni. I'ro Confesse he .nter.
If you fail to do ao, l.or.e
,'rs'e,.
appears
bsro,n,
on
o
l'Iaintlff,
West 140 f..t of tin. East
Iii
you,
pro confesso wlii b. entered
'V..
before the 10th 'lay of June,
400
feet of the Houth 134
%S'ITNEMS. my hind by the against you for tho relief de.
CATIIICII!NE IC.
ISIS, the nature sir thin It'.
t..t of Lot II of 51. H.
teal
of
said
Court
at
tua,,Jel
In
th.
complaint.
Santor,i,
also knuw
a. C,tTIIEIIINtI reeling being a suit to furs. 'em!nai, County, Florida, this
Smith's 2nd SubdIvisIon,
Th. nature of saId suit be.
close lb. lien of a snort gags
KATSMI,
In teminole County, Thor.
ing for fopeciosuro of mon.
on lb. following descrIbed 7th 'my of May, ISIS.
Ida,
according to the plat
(S BA I.
gage r.corl.,l in Volume 4(3,
NIrrU'E ni' stir
PrOperty situeti in Sewinole
thereof pecorded in lIst
Arthur
It
I1erkith,
.tr.
ala
411,
of
the
Ofliclai
re.
County,
i'Iuri,ls,
tn.wit:
700
Yi.u$liiL5 TO
hook I. lag. lOG of the
Clerk of the above styled ririe if ilenilnot.. County,
1.1 23, illock U, TAS'1LE.
CATIIIC1IINR K.
P'ibiie Records Of Semlnol.
Court
P'iori,ia, the description of the
Clil,I. also known as
WOOD SECTiON TIlitr.E
CoUnty,
florida. ALSO IN.
fly; Dinni H. Itarkos
property proceeded against b.
acorling la snap
CAT1I1IR1NI: KAYHER.
CL,Ufli,'p; 13 gallon Lam.
fletut y Clerk
Ing as follow.:
%V lit) IS i
II E$lI)ICN.'IC
or pInt thereof r.cori,,t in '.LflNi:'r
neck or equal, automatic
s. 1171'S
All that cartels property altt'tat llonk 10, page 32 l'sih.
Mtlt,INO Aflt)fliCttg
electric hot watsr hsatsr
dwar.Is liitiIiing
lisle ani b.lng In Seminole
15! 41'. Yrankiii, Ava,,i.,
lie Recoils of Iumtnqi. 4,.
Wlnkier oil burning well
r,r.I, i'I"rt't *.
("unty. l5'I'riia, more pertioul.
liellevlli.. Naw Jersey:
(''unty, l"i'rIl.s.
furnac, and tank.
lIiy IS, 13 5 June 2, arly described as follows:
DOSE .%ND (II:t)plt1:zj at F'sllI.h
A sworn ('ioiiipiaint having
has
been filed aialnst you in
I, lIlt
lot 574, i.IIN(lfiAt.P7, FIRST
h.en tii.ii against you in lbs Siflfs.r,i. S.'n,innt, i"il,ly, SItS.
the abo,..styled suit, the short
ADDITION, accor,iIng to tItle of which Is Fe.teral
Clruit Court in aol for Semi. of Florida this 17th slay of
Na.
the plat thereof as record.
jint.
Plorida, by WI!.. hey, tIll.
Ilonal Mortgage Association, a
Ia Ike C..s,$ .1 Sb. t...4p
.1 in Vial Ilook 1$, pigs
LI.'. '.i P. KiTS'liI:I,i., for 'liv. (S B.'. I.
tss.Ig., 'esseissi. (uuty, Yhsv.
94, Public Record, of Semi. Corporation orgsnlse.l ut,.l.r an
ocn. th. short till, of which ii
Arthur It. 11e,kwtth
Act of Coagt.a. end ssisttng
sic, he l'puka$.,
ni, County, Florlia,
WilliAM 8. K I TC iii; it..
Clerk of the ('knit Court is. yes B ceaSe s.f
pursuant to the Federal Na.
Int-luling
specifically,
but
not
h'i a in I 1ff, vs.
ily; Donna '.1. Mark,,., D.0
'Ii:.t it. ''ii.'.slor,
by way of limitation th. lot. tional Mortgage AssoclatIo
IND
also ROESS AND 011itII:N
Charter Act, hiving It. prin.
as
Aiti,rIrs N.itlsnal llani, fli.lg r., ttl 1r,,iti,,. s.d I'es.ss.. lowing fissure.:
Mnnni,sm heater. Model ripal office Ia its City of
X A Y K I: II, L)st.n,iant, thus. I'. 0. flog 1131*
Itaissg lisl.ss is, Ihemands
111913, serIal number not Wsshingtnn, DIstrict of Col.
pres.flts ar. to ronims,id you Itt. P.t.r.burg, FlorIla 3173$
s.imnhte, lisinilif, versus. SAlt.
tgai.set a,id Eslet.,
available
to appear and file YI)Ut Answ.r Att'rn.ys for Plaintiff
ei,I .4i- h of yo
US H. L.tI'l'IN and IIIENIC
Westinghouse Rang., Model BROTIMAN
other silts,,.. op pleading PublicS, May iS, 13 1 June 2 lerp.ly nnllrl.4 ani requirelire
LAPPIN, his wits
to
K t,s'ioX'.%', Serial '335$$0
i,.rs,Ii. wIth lb. ('lerk of Sb. 2. 5941
r.,e,t any d*Ii,,q nil 1..
Defendant,, and you ar. re.
Weallnghnii,e
Circuit
ilefrIgera.
Court
of
S.mtnul. CD?.. II
iuire,i to sen. a copy of y"ur
mole which yci. or either at
Sir, hIol.i ltVDOlitW, V.r.
County, Fiurila, and serv, a
s,,, • may l,t,e against the
Answer or other pieatlng to
ml lttII*1$17
sopy th.r.of on Plaintiff', atlb.
Complaint on Plantlff'e Atatate of COiIA II. (IIAN1OT,
All perman.nlly ilIstlIlel.
torney, Mack N. C1.veiand, Jr..
Ise,i,e,i. lat, of sail County. Together with all structures torneys, (11.EVEi.AMD, RT101'H.
Attorney at 14W. I'. 0. Drawer
. the (ninty JuIe of !en,i- ani Improvements now and ENSON ANt) 1117.1, Suite III
1. Nanfor,I, Florida. on or bo.
Is ('outty, 1'lorida, at hi. of.
an sail land, an fIx. Sanford Atiantie National flank
fore the :0th day of Jun. A
tep In tIe court hoti., of salt h.r.ntley
I'. 0. Drawer 7., San.
lures attachel thereto, sot all nuilding,
1514, or otherwise litre. pr,,
I 'it
y *t Hen tor.l. Ylnrl,i., rents, issues, proc..d.a, aol pro. lori. Il'lorlda, ant file th. ort.
ronf.sso
will
b.
entered
Sinai Answer or other pleading
sithI,, 51* calendar month. fits accruing and to
$gsiflsI OlI.
o lbs office of the Clerk of
ron, thu tiso, of the first publi. from sail prsmises, accrue
The Hanford ltorai.t I. di.
all of lb. Circuit Court on or
allot,
of
this
notice.
befors
Two cop. which are I a el u .1.4 within
sIgnaled a. a i.wspap.y of
e of cub 'laini or leniant lbs foregoing 'l.scriplion an4 he $tls day of July, A. D..
general circulation in which
haIl be in writing, and shall the habendum tb.r.of; also all $50. If you fail to di, so, $
Ciii. citntion shall be publIsh.
late the puce or r.e54,,'. gas, steam. •l.tt,k, water, and here. pro eonfsei, will be
el once each w..k for four
:sk.ii against you for the re.
iii post office Idir.,, of th.
consecutive w.,k.
f
h.atlng. cooking. r.rri.
ii
i4l,,,Snt, ant shill he Swim Other
demanded Ia lb. Complaint,
geraling, llshtlng, plumbing, let
WITN1'*N my hand end of.
This Notice shall be publIsh.
by the 'I*In,.nt, his aaent venfllat tog, irrigating and pow.
licial seal of lb. Clerk of the
V
at
trney
ani
ud
once a week for four con.
ac,'i,ml,Isa,Il.,I it systsnus, machln.s, appli.
Circuit Court on Ibis lb. 11th
y , filing fee of one dollar stir,., futures, and appurten. Pecutive weeks in The Sanford
day of May, A. U. Isil.
ii such claim or 'len,anj mcd, which now are or may 'lerall, a newspaper circulated
(SEAL)
n Semi,sol. County, Florida.
IT Lt"A' ';.'
at so file,! shall b. voId.
Arthur U fl.ckwltb, .Jr.
bersafter pertain to, or be
Dated thI, list day .1 May,
.,
1,
.1 C. IC. Chanlot
..,h
Clerk of Circuit Cuort
js.d
with,
in,
or
on
said
Pr..
'..A.
IL, 1)44.
..J.
As a,tmli,Ist,ator ol tin.
By: Donna H. Harki,,. D.C.
,tses,
even
though
th.y
b.
4e.
lEA t.)
Estat. ',f
)fick N. Ci.vstan1, Jr. sat
ahe4 or 4.Iichabl..
Et,
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Arthur H. liekwith, Jr.
Sara It l'banlat, 'teeea.s.d
t'i.vslaod, SIepb,nson aid
.!_
ViTNB5$ oh hand ccl the
Clerk of be Cireult Court
lev.i,n,l, Stiphensori *
liii.
sal of sell C..url at H, nfor,t,
Is.
Ily.
Donna II Mark,., D.C.
lull. Ill, $sUford Atlantic
rlorila, this lIst day of Mat,
i.P,'.'ELaNO, ITZI'IIENSON *
ttorn.ys at 14W
National Hank Ruilding
ill,.
I
17.0
0. Drawer Z,
Draw.,L
St.AI.)
tttorneya for PlaIntiff
site Ill. Sanford Atlantli Na.
la ford,
Pl.ril.,
Arthup H. Beckwlth, Jr.
'. 0. Drawer I
onal
Hank
Building
,Altorney. for Plaintiff
Clank et the Cireull Court i bIts 111, Sanford AIlaatJ
entord, Florida,
publish Hay 15, 14 1 June 1,
lu: Dunn? 31. Markos
tational flunk BuildIng
ttorney, for P2.tate
5, liii
Deputy Clerk
'
p
nnfomd, Plo,I,ia
June 0, II, 22, 20,
VDZ-l4
uhlist,
June
1,
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23,
1144
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ublitli June 2, 0, 15, 22, 1)41
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77.A-SItutIos Waatid 84. bIsl EltAtS

Would Ilk, summer job. Any
type work. MIII JIMMY
LOUIS IC STEAKLEY,
Slit Country Club Rd., 322.
7*54.

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TILSON PAINTINU
SERVICE

HOWPON rXvb CENTI
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* Ito ib. Oscar Zlttrow.r, P0
Peruimmon Ave.

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GANAS DAY
CAMP
IZOINI Juno 11th
11th l.a
Ion. Call m.d (lanai 333.1141

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VINI RIPENED Tomatoes II
lb. 3. H. Tinde lake Monro.
Turn off 41 to tInt. Rd. 1$
Come to Tinlel's grocery
tUrn night on school roe'
lit bou. behind store. Ope,
tii 7:10 p.

11.aaonabl. fates
Qood Riding Area

Ill-Pill
12. HpeeIsl Nottcn

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south of Navy tinee. Virgl
H. Aaron farm. 39-4757.

BLACK EYE PEAS
11.10 flu. You Pick.
GREEN PEANUTS
2 lb.. lIe
PILOIAN FARMS,

72. Fals H WtW 77'A-Hltiatlos Waat.d

of Pelici Pattola.. Re.
HOUSZKEP1NG
quir..sltit 11 te $5 yr. of
in,110
ge: height A wei$bt to con- AND MIL? Wilk
young ass. Must Mv. Own
form te estabhiahed standard,
traaaportstisa. Call 333-lW.
with minimum h$t. so" and
Wet. 114 lbs.; minimum .t
'1'7•
high .ch..l education or
Mut,sIsst. 0..4
werkin,
.n4ttton. and pillion plan. DAYS WONIC. SS3.$si,
Iaaiutiss fit qualifIed
.pellsoata will hi held it
ACcOVII?1J13 SERVICES
1:11 p a. Juse 14, IllS Ii RelIable Isp, IeMi-Utlned As.
city hail. Submit applicatIons
eeuatant desires IS hours of.
to Civil ServIce hammer in
(ice work wsskly. $30.05.
city hill prIor to June II,
Phone 151.409.
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BAIT SITTING day., nights •
I UIID laws mower. $11; I
regularly. Cathy, 122.1315,,
used Idger $31; and I out.
board astor, 131. Ph. 51$. RICCEPTIONIST or general offlee work. Age 15. Have had
-15W oatns sIperlence. Ph.
USED LUMPER, 1*4.. sidIng, 31.Ii$i it 311.4111.
floorIng, Its,

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whir. in V.1. or Canada ft

H1.1$2L

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S a. a friday. Also snj

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NEVER BETTER
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK

1966

PONT1ACS &amp; BUICKS

COME BY &amp; SELECT ONE FROM OUR
LARGE STOCK

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'till
INSTALU

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ON DEMONSTRATORS!

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Ameck
C.sveotl., .asse. lou'

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FORD

g.m. ma,ilo, heater in iminac,ilata condition ............ lisa

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sw Standard Station
Wagon, good buy, only 55.5

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7W Standard
clean, only

ignn,

Stalin,
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01 SW Double Cob in Pick.
ii'. tarry 5 adOlte plus hay.
lug a pirk.,.p trOd. SillS

03 7W Double CabIn Picktp, clam, only ...........$1113

MANY MANY MORE

ELLINOR

I 542 leakIer

,i.s with .de.e$s tv..smliii... Duii,*f.I sesed
fually cer. $415 with ilk..
rd teems. *1k 1w heck

51.1 SW Delia. Iltation Wa.

'SUCKS

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v.11W., stales wIle with
kiosk Ith.r bushel ssnts
ostemasic y.swsIuIes, isdl., bee,er, wbl*ewoll

0.1 7W Hten.iard Stallon
W.g..n, rail'., heater, extra
1i?*i, "uiy ----------------- 5Iis5

Volkswagen
Family
Vacafion TMs Summer In
An Air Conditioned Carl
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD SERVICE S PARTS DEPT. OPEN 'TIL 4:30 P.M. SAT.
Treat The

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with VS ee1.s, sew tsp
e.d rena' H ,e. 575$.
S... $200 .5 54.1k N..
4331.5.

Strickland.
Morrison
FORD

DOWNTOWN

SANPOID

'We Care Absit Yes ... We Cs's About Yest Cat"

Strickland-Morrison
301 L FIRST ST.

INCORPORATED
SANPORD
WINTER PARK Ml 49915
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101 W. FIRST ST.

PH. 322.0231

3219 SOUTH
HWY. 17.fl

SANFORD

PACTOIT MITN. 7W HM1

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DBA*y WAYFARERS honored Rev. August C.
Summer. (left), retiring minister of the I).Bary Presbyterian Church, at final meeting of
the season. With Rev. Summers Is Dr. Charles
F. Pegram, of Deland, a close friend since their
(Middleton Photo)
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tory of his life. He graduated
from Davidson College, N. C.,
In 1922 and attended Yale Uni*
varsity In 1927.28. He married
Una Ruth Crauford In 1029
and they have two daughters
who have both graduated from
the University of Florida.
Its served churches in AN.
bama and In 1943 went to
Harvard Chaplain School.

While serving as an Army
chaplain, he crossed the Pa.
rifle 14 times and retired from
service as a lieutenant colonel. He was minister at the
Tampa heights Presbyterian
Church before returning to the
Army, with the rank of ma.
Jot, to serve as chaplain from
1930 until 197 after which he

came to Deftary to organize
the local church.
His first service was in All
Saints Episcopal parish hail,
Enterprise, in March,
with 94 persons present, limes,
lion was moved to the l)ellary
Civic Center where services
were held until the new
church on East 111gb Banks
Road was completed. First
s.rvira here took place July
23, 1061.
"Rev. Gus," as he Is fondly
called in the community, recently became a "senior ciii.
Zen" and Is retiring from the

Social Security

For Schools

committee on higher educe .
lion was told one of Its
main tasks Is to find ways
to give state institutions
more freedom in spending
the money allocated to them.
Chairman Sen. John B.
Matthews of Jacksonville call.
ed the meeting into organiza.
tiomil session and both Jack.
sonvilie University President
Robert it Spiro and State
University Chancellor Brow.
ard Culpepper presented pro.
ptsnls to the gathering.
Spiro proposed that state
government, pa y oiio•tliiril the
.,,t of constructing nrn'l',nir
h i lillIllign it FloritIgi's private
cnlleg,.a and universities.
Jr,, said thi' system of p ri.
'nt. soil pulilli. higher idu.
ration in the tlnitcil States
is in jeoparily tattoos., many
small colleges — such as his
—
hail financing problems.
(ulpcpper saul he hail aev.
ir&amp;iI puma for "greater flixi.
bility' of SP"flhiiflg freedom
by tile umsiversiti,., cml ml
I'get. lie said that specific
Proposals were being drawn
up by the Hoard of fl.'gents
mititi would be presented to
time committee Sl)OH,

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ed in advance of the hurricane Wedni-silmy night, killit it at Dr. Earl Weldon. president
to take place this summer.
raise costa of school lunches
Drive (Hwy. 17.92). In the which spawned severa l torna ieat Ii; ant i injuring •;sisi,
the new uWltCr of thu bhopping touter, \'ilIinni Sullivan iuini hletiry
of SiC, announced that time
'fistic are presently 13 (irma
students at some schools
recent past this building does, one of which struck a
I)owtl, at a cocktail party Thursday, Shown chattin g during the gather.
college will conduct another
In the l'laza including Pen' next year to offset risir1g food
housed Indoor Raceways, Inc., farm near Marianna. Damage
ing ate (at top, front left) lbswti. Ralph ilornu'. itianager of Eckerd'n
special zidmissiori conference
ney's, Goody's Shoes, Vogue prices, although Supt. R. T.
a short-lived slot-car race was estimated at $3,300 but no
(%ht's. Ilurta' seated), Sullivan , Keith King, huslmnsi of Mrs. King, manfor parents and interested '.tuDress Shop, Zale's Jewelry, Milwee, a form er member of
track.
:tgtr iii' Jack and Jean's Ili'atity Sho p ; Mr. and sirs. Bert 'usisli,, ( M
dents at Seminole high School
one was hurt.
I'uldis. Bolt and utto's bar- the state school lunch board.
S
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lug,
l{usv
(1'een,
iet'ahi
hit.
itt'
\'ogue)
Mrs.
K
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l'ntsle
is
m:mn:mgt'l'
of
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auditorium
mime
20,
at
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The storm dumped up to
hershop, Jack anti Jean's warned that this would serve
Adults who are interested in
vei'tlsing stall, tutu Sullivan. At Ixittumni is i'atrk'k Dowal, son of Henry
Remember the feature we eight Inches of rain on South
beauty shop, First Federal it, cut participation by eta.
ni ht school classes also are
published about "how to catch1 Florida and fruit growers In
Dowd, talking to \i t'. and ,\l t's. Robert Alexander, of The Sanforul Herald
branch chive, Kula - Clean : dents,
W.tSIUNGTON (UPI)
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invited to attend. Questions
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Photos)
au alligator" Here's another, Miami estimated losses at
advertising department.
Super Shoe Repair,
Florida
Co,mgrcssmau
Robert
laundry,
want as many of th e
from the Ontario Lands and $1 50 000 Damage was expect. Sikes told the House the fed- concerning regisnatioui. actl'aint Fair, Eckerd's and time students to eat In the lunch.
Forest Department: How to ed
mission. scheduling, ttpst'. and
to be in the millions on crai government is setting the
U. S. thank of Seminole .
room as possible. For some of
catch a porcupine. It is best bo th coasts from wind and
'iIi'spoIis' control smf all phases of the college will
stauc for
them It is the only nutrition.
to wait until the porcupine Is tides.
swcred.
the nation's school systems."I be aa
ally balanced meal they get
Ili the open. Then, watching
A Miami youth, Raymond
lie blamed it on federal enm
all (lay," he declared.
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for his slapping tail, rush in
quickly and pop a large wash- Willis, 16, was electrocuted forcentent of school desegre.
School lunchrooms in Semi.
over waiter," the National hlur- gallon guidelines,
note County operate independ.
tub over him. Thus you have downed power line; John Mid. "There is no way 'to avoid
catty of the county school
something to sit on while you dleton, 6?,
died of a heart at. this," be said "It is a re--'
W,Sh1lNGTON (UI'!) — budget, paying costa of food,
plan your next move,
tack while evacuating his train front Independence upon
Western Union telegraphers labor, utilities and supplies
home on St. Petersburg's federal funds for school ape' I JACKSON V ILLE (Ullli
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"Wi- isliviiy have had Ii spearhead the formation of i were back at work today with out of receipts from students,
A mother sn't her ywinT i 54-tumult' ('i,iumty is on the
C. J. Metzler, IS, of 810 East Treasure island, and the body ratiuu:'
In some counties portions of
the hiighiwuys a cotmnty.wiiie samf.'ty council
Fourth Street. would like to of Mrs, Irene Winters, S.S. of
lie said the visIt nights daughter died citric toilay way to hating a recon'i-brcuk- di'atlsa on
pr,ibIt'ruia, a new two-year contract pro- the lunchroom costs, such as
through Ajinit of this y&amp;-:,r. hi-it' to study traffic
thank the woman who aided St. Petersburg was found un guidelines ssere drafted by when fire destroyed thair tat,. jag yeast in tras(fit- itenthis.
wage soil Imcnt-rut
labor, utilities and or sup.
I
driver education viuling
This was the w aiming of hltghi'st tmunmii,-r of fatali t u. expansion
him the other day when, he der the Sunshine Skyway the U. S. Office of Education story house near Guuodhy's
r'.0-r
traffic
creases
ascraging
lb pe r cent plies are subsidized by the
Floni1an
1 o recoil was in 19,3 when programs to ui
je t ty
says, he was in shock after Bridge. 11cr husband was as a stipulation for withhold. Lake, just north (if lucre.
htawthmonmmc,
in each year,
county school budget, In order
The victims were (atlicrine liighwau P a trol truiupt'r, who 2:1 ruruins thu-it in Seminole a-hools for '.tolitt,,,
being involved in that "bacon missing alter their small boat hag federal funds on grounds
'Ike 2004)1) mendiers of the to keep lunch prices within
and egg" auto accident at apparently struck a bridge oh distnimiuiati,,n unit'ss Ihu' l,as(f, -$7, soul S autni" S..tff. ,piih.' Ii ti'' 'ititirii 5r,iii,i,ih,' I iiiiIit, .' htui'.il hunt,' sa,iil,
lb. ,-uts,t as saas'q if acU,puu,iiui'ii itt i'it'L'r5)'hi''m'4 In' reason, particularly for uiii.
1
_ 1th and French. lie said the span.
•II ' It'' I tit.' Ji. ii' '. '1,1,-ti! siie'',i Iii gui-at
Ji''''-,.
conditions are nut.
t - it: stems- tailsil hat, k to aulva,utasgs'.l children amid those
-------------- ----woman assisted hint but got -iiitjiis, ,iruitls-ui 'iris ing, tail.
a
''ml,
at $ 31) 11.111. i EDT) from large famil ies.
away before he learned her
a to t, have iu'li it.'
thursday after negotiators
It will now be necessary
Identity.
trot anti failure tit yield.
tlu,' tanise signed tile contract, ending for the board to "scrap. up"
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"lluimute,u ci muir is
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, Ilitiotir, uiattj,,mt'.iiI" Musk". the $21,001) due to food vend.
Richard C. Parker, director
s,'jtt
at
bitt,
no
su((ui,' wits ,u, front resuslri'pa which are
of the International ImproveI it ill)- '.,-)ul.i situ r.iau,t line I
lovit
for bu.,iiol-44 toldliN, after normally
already seriously
metaL Fund, was asked why
ar.1.6 only siv,iwnt ftir t~%o pur at tan-slimy Iiiit,lu.iu. I
y
ib"pI"teil at this time of year.
'(lit ill (5(11 ti*tt'gi'iy,' tuc' not.
no complaints are received
l'sn ,'sra of Sa nford naval I The ASt t'iiIante fir.t (ruin Attack to reconnabsance ability. Time sl.o a of the A-:il1 the Clu't-ks'rtails lu,u'.t' been
'- -..----about tlreulglflg muddying ane
trjn'.mtuisnin. to the ItA-.5t
history came to an challenged the Skywarrior an 11w sing no longer n-cds-ui the hietanme nuuiabt'r-ul
aviation
water when the U.S. Corps of
"1 's'rt sit; ty -s of pi-sil.'
Alt hutuuugh the 5k'. w ;'t- ru,r hum
,iuii'
simiIu
a
iii
still
uIus';:,
when
the
last
end
this
week
I1
the wing lit 196 I - By .1 anuarc uhs-iwntla tabi' A 3)1 Jun-rail a.
Engineers dig out time -bait•
i - tins,- mist or the lics-iiht'lII 4,"
the
h,ist
tattle
sumib,amul
for
I'll
II - still flit liii'
ni-I all the way from Jackson- fht't't operational h(ecunnai% 1962 the Vigil.mnt,' bevuimu" an uti,ut'k l'tiium?;i'r its't-s'ilut sit run VUh
3I1 operational and hit' gain to Ibis' tint i(A-C in 1%:; gate as ;.rrior Iii l.slt' I)s1 till- V .i - it still ti.i an imulportunt r',k' ii ama (haiti,' di-,'huu t i-il,
sance Attack Wing One
Monroe,
which
yule to Lake
time list else'.'. here to tilt- Navy. Tosia l't-rauiniilmty ti-nita include
they do regularly. He replied Skywarriors was transferred share duties with the 53U the wing the promise at .a dual II ('hccktriaibs made
I thoso
who are oven.
has. the Skywarntor is sery muchpersons
tkpto}
mutt-nt
with
Sanford
11
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lucas"
from
VA1I'
mission,
The
VaVgilante
The wing received its first :
that "this is necessary"
to ! it the heart of the heavy at. by
aggressive, egotistical,
"I
A-ill's
wit-n
they
be
s
most
sailed
i'd
to
5C
in
1963
and
since
then
the
world
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The
Skywarnior,
largest
car.
RA
keep the channel open for
suphi.ticuttu'iI reconnaissance the Metlilrr.anc;mn aboard the tjik ),tislllu' 4 5 providing the easily uhistraictesl, uuitalu-mant,
navigation and muddying the ncr based Jet aircraft in the it has cotnpit'tehy replaced the
long ninr punch to our ma- ,u,srr'uw-utuirmuh-tI, t,'m,u uiernn'- ntai,
A.M.
: a.athcning aircraft, and it of- I '; I'oi.- st..t
water or killing of fish "can't world, began its history at till and the
carrier .tmikung fort' i .usiuuti.unu:shly inuupuatmur" 'unit
• 'sub'
returns
in
April
S
nce
their
(creni
a
backup
bonibing
cupenimphasas
change
in
a as
With a
be helped." Surely dredging Sanford in 19.56 when it
.simrkhonie Skywarriun 4
ihe
ii,' any ag'-.'
VAIIO, VAII.l
I
. J. can
for the marina in Lake Mon. introduced into
alass taut ihruiuglmniat the Navy
no re.
41111y attitudes
wing
squadron
was
the
first
more
I
stir
up
any
roe couldn't
as a tanker, an electronic anti Ipert for other drivers or
the
to
receive
the
A-30,
but
mud than dredging over a 150
phi,tiugriihiu
reconnaIssance atl,,'r v,'hit-l.'a is noted. Ninny
Tigers were home based at
mile stretch.
.ini a heavy att,sck r lit'- "' jis'i.ple have a lack
,.ircr:ttt
Jacksonville and had not yet
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(if knmius bilge. They iirin't know
moved to Sanford.
to
difficult
Among things
'rim.- dirt-raft which left S-tn' bow to drive, tbe' don't know
at
Sanford
Since
its
arrival
conic by and buy In Central
rl fire to San Dtcgo, Ca lif . _ th laws anti oft-n they aim.
ford
the Skyw- arrior has played an
Florida: A canary hen!
a here they are In iiniirrgts i ply lark skill in itniving that
important role in America's
nsi'rhaiil and ri- pair . Uptius will maul,' them to hue able
peace keeping missions
of Or fl.'i,'.s.lry is,
utnuphi
react intelligently and pre.
throughout the world. Sanford
'.timrk the aarcr,i(t will hi'
vent ant accident," Hawthorne
Skywarriors were on
Bridge
-. - - -fleet
is 'ago' I to i,a'nuitituti,it
(lCd' Ii ret!
4k the scene during the Suez
('hunch directory
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The c- ire, he said Is three
crisis of 1936. the Lebanon
Church news
train
S.inf'irit
RV.Ul 1. the
Es
-. education, enforcement
10.11
the
19.58,
and
emergency
of
ads
Classified
tog ,iiu.iilrnfl, ha's (use TA-311s
.tmiui enginscninat. This Ira lusk's
Comics ----------------2.k-3A Cuban quarantine of 1962.
which are training versions
'lii ,cl5 dk
un a, traffic •s,-bo,,,I,,
2A-3A
The twin - jet Skywarrior,
('rosswonut puzzles
hm 5k) starrutur used to Ic..
tar violators, rc,'samrniiuittii,mt
S built by Douglas Aircraft
._. ------nasigjul)rS.
1)ar Alhiy
.'ruuct uttuient
of Insets I.cnioiiita!hy. selecEditorial page ..,.------ IA Company. was designed to
tive en(i,rt-s'ment at trouble
long.
proilide the fleet with a
Entertainment
is
mt.
visi
r
carrier.
all
weather.
range,
2A'3A
Horoscope - ------tIENN.t (Li'!) — Continua' ports, better engineering, UnSociety .......................9 based attack capability with
il
nuclear
and
conventional
l
Chinese Premier Chou En-1 iform signs and signals na
Sanford
Skywarriors
its
last
both
OF
TilE
— Pictured above on
de.
............ 4.5
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1.AST
Sports
Jai will '.tmtt Rumania this tionwitie, more uniformity of
low or high
ha-s
at
weapons
and
from
Sanford
is
A-313Skywart'ior,
which
kit
fleet
;uit'ynieiit
the
10
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operational status at Sanford Naval Air Station,
mouth.
(Navy Photo)
i laws in all the states.
,Tablehopping ------------ - 7 , altitudes.

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at an early age. Is using on.
farmyard to raise 40 chickens,
STUDENT DIF.S
GAtNESVILLE (UPI) — 30 ducks and Charlie, a six.
Alexander R. Van Derstegen, week-old fox.
a 21 -year-old University of
Florida student from Winter Geronlmo, noted Apache
park, died from injuries re- Indian chief, was baptized in
celved in a motorcycle acci' the Dutch Reformed Church
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI)
—The
James Maxwells of Tor.
Actor's Name
WASHINGTON (UPI) —. rance, Calif., had little doubt
today of their lucky number.
It happens in the best of
six.
Rise.
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gave birth to
Luci Johnson was introdue.
Richard
a
baby
girt Monday—the sixth
lag broadway star
Kiley to some White house day of the sixth month of 1966.
at 6:06 a. m. The bsby weigh'
guests when she bobbled his
ed 6 pounds, 6 ounces.
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Richard Kee-Lee.
Mixture
Comedian Bill Dana, an.
SHREWSBURY, England
other guest, saId Miley step. (UPI) — Cob Bright, a farm.
p.4 up and said, "thank you, sr who believes you can teach
anything by starting lessons
Miss Jensen."

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The Sanford office will be 1. 1"acclmin; third, Charles
located at 1300 East Second Uaglia and William Lutz;
Street. Office hours will be fourth, Mrs. Elsa Unkles and
from 5:30 a. m. to 4 p. rn. Mrs. Clyde Harris.
Monday through Friday.

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Hall. Miss Ethel
Social
district manager of tileRecreation
Johnson
directed
play.
Security Administration, an.
Winners wore, N.S. first,
ouneed today the opening of
a fuIl.time contact station in Mrs. David Singer and Mrs.
Myron Accardi; second, Don
Sanford.
Due to Sanford's growth and *taeNsughton and Norman
the Increased need for our icr. Meyer; third, Phil flefterarti
vices, we have decided to open and Ruth Hiatt; fourth, a tie,
a full - time facility here, Cot. Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs.
onel Patton stated. This con. Null Cor,lell with Dr. It. It.
tact station will begin operat. lioseborough and Oscar BarIng on a five-day per week nett;
F.W. first, Mrs. Flo Bennett
basis on Monday. The offices
and
Jim Sawyer; second, Ira.
Seminole
all
serve
of
will
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.'i'e,.'y Murphy
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I)iitary I)i, i'limate lirimige
('lul, had nine (ambles in play
lit this week's Tucday after.
noon ganies in the Firemen's
Byron R. Patton, Orlando

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Rev. Summers presented

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special guests as was Dr.
Charles F. Pegram, of Di.
Land, a close Mend of Rev.
Summers since their boyhood
id
days. Masonic birthdays for
tIC.
month
of
June
were
the
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
ognized with 20 members
The
tegisletivt,
Council's
an Interesting account on his-

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The Deflary Wayfarer,, a active ministry. However, It
Masonic member organlu Is said 11 he Lint found at
lion, h000red Rev. Augustus home, be will be at any one of
C. Summon, who Is retiring tour hospitals in the area visit'
as minister of the Deflary lag the sick or at a meeting of
Presbyterian Church, at Their one of the many organization,
final meeting of the curren t In which he is an active znem•
season at the Deflary Civic bet.
Center.
Wives of the members were

relying gifts.

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Wayfarers Honor
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Sauford.Senalnele Jaycee,,
SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) —, TOPEKA. Kan. (UP!)
1b
0
1 hr
rb
rr
top club in the state, will Tropical storm Alma, which Rescue workers searched this
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bold Installation ceremonies killed at least 14 persons and tornado-struck city for the
Phase 322.2$11
zip CW6 $2771
damage missing today. Federal help
for their new officers at the
wrecked millions in
WEATHER: Thursday 87.71, rain .31 inch: weekend: Warm and showers.
Civic Center at S P.M. to. when It lashed Florida and was promised to rebuild the
By Dottie A ustin
hundreds of homes and bust. VOL. 58 NO. 210
eight, with Stat. President
Seminole
Co unty school
ased Wire ______
—
— Established 1908 — FRIDAY. JUNE tO. 1916.— SANFORD, FLORIDA — Price cents
Cuba as a hurricane, pushed latisCi snis,hed into what re- _________
-----.----- ---------•.---------lunchrooms wound up the year
David Byars doing the hoe.
toward
today
ross Georgia
sembled an atomic aftermath.
ore. Out-going P rca 14. at ac
"I" the red" to the tune of
the revitalizing waters of the
At least 15 persons were
Frank Finch will fit, the new
$21,000, it was revealed Thurs.
Atlantic Ocean.
known dead and between 20
day at a meeting of the Hoard
president James Row,, and
Boasting peak winds of 4060 and 30 persona stilt were re
other Jaycees at a pie-ban.
of Public Instruction.
was ex- ported missing today.
quit party at the Trophy miles per hour, Alma
)Ira.
Charlotte
Whitmore,
pected to reach the sea near
The twister, which bolted
Lounge at 6:30 p.m.
county
lunchroom
supervisor,:
Charleston, S. C., late this at over a legendary tornado.
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ternoon and continue moving proof hill southwest of the
nal reports just received show
A full page feature story to the northeast.
city Wednesd ay night, injur.
about half of the schools
In the current issue of the
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An Increase in intensity Is ed more than 400 and left
up with deficits rangACL News is devoted to the
likely
likely once the storm is back in its wake an estimated $100
.. . .
from several hundred dot.
late Luther S. Harkey, of
when he stepped on a million damage.
Sanford, * Coast Line engi. ricane Center
lan up to an "astounding
in Miami warn
M:myor Charles W ight
i ht call.
neer, who founded the Rail.
$7,500 indebtedness at Crooms
cd the damage figure "conS
High School.
road Evangelistic Association ed.
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located
about
60
iervative.'
Alma
was
25 years ago.
Other schools which finish.(..
miles west of Savannah and President Johnson (etc.
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'in the black" had a corn.
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moving northeast to east phoned Wri ght. saying h
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bined total of over $4,000 in
Myrtle Harris, Carmen Ad. northeast at 14 mph.
had ordered government off I.
and expan. surplus funds.
riatico, Joseph Dinda and
I mprovements
.
Alma
threw
its
heaviest
vials
to "bring every aspect
George Bradshaw will repreIn a lengthy discussion of
, :ç
of federal assistance to bear"
sion are being studied for
Six new faculty members
sent Seminole County at the punch. 100 mph winds, at the to help the victims,
by
the
new
own.
the
cause of failure of sons.
Sanford
Plaza
for Seminole Junior College
a Panhandle Thursday
state 4.11 Club Congress June Florid
Sullivan and schools to meet expense,, Mrs.
ers,
William
Damage
at
the
Vasimburn
were
approted
b
the
Board
•
to
a
was
downgraded
and then
.
13.16 at the University of
Henry Bond, of Miami and Whitmore and Roger Harris,
of Public Instruction 'ihura
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tropical storm as it winds University tampus ul',,ie
Florida.
'ork, trustees for a county auditor. tout the board
,
New
estiattatrd
t
brttven
$1
si:4
day
on
recommendation
of
the
.
diminished over land.
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group of investors who pur. the losses could be attributed
millio.
Junior College A iiv I s a r Y
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It barreled Into land near
i
Four teachers will conduct
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chased the shopping center to several factors.
'amshburn Dean A. J. En' Board.
town of Apalachicola, Fla.,
Aptil
S.
Cost of daily lunches at
the summer recreation pro. but inflicted its worst damage gt'lbt'rt tailed it the "first i They includc Jay Bergman,
gram at Pineerest School on Cedar Key,
tO
history
group
is
Crooma
is 30 ce nts In contrast
'(
tin'
counl.ecshur
high
School
baa.
saul
the
Sullivan
a fishing vil- time
Mondays through Fridays
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ii: '- a couple" of to 85.40 cents at other seeInge just below Apalachicola. try that a sihuol of (uk size kethaU coach anti former Lake
from 8:30 to 11:30 am. Slus. But winds and backlash fides mIS been demolished.' '
Sumter Junior i't'llcgu teach. I
cafeteria chain, and movie ondary schools in the county
ic, art, outdoor games and caused millions of dollars In
.
houses about space In the and among the other schools,
has a n inroll. er, as history professor anal
sports, and contests will high. damages along both coasts of ment of between 4.000 and assistant basketball coach.
shopping center and is also also in the red, costs range
Richard l)etwiler. of New •
i',.UO() but th students were
"thinking about" the possibil. as low as 20 cents.
p light the program.
Florida.
S S
Towering tides swept into dismissed for the summer a Port Richey I l igh School, whoi
Ity of adding some professionVolume of students who
days ago.
will teach earth science; Marat
offices,
participate
in the school lunch
Our Johnny Cameron may Cedar Key behind the storm, few
Burnett's Mound, it 250:font June Schislcr, of Boone high
.
be right He says, 'We didn't smashing a new gift shop and
"We are del i ghted to be in program also is a factor sinee
seem to have so many violent splintering small fishing craft bill just southwest of the School, who will teach bust.
Sanford and look forward to it costs more to feed fewer
city, wits suppose to have fill. ness education; Alicia Schnmidt
storms before 'they' started
a king and friendly association students. Another contributing
"That gift shop was Just (lct,ii or dissipntt',i a tar. of Lyman high St-hoot. who
shooting all that hardware
with the community." Sulli- factor, Mrs. Whitmore said,
splintered up," said city cnun. naclu hi-fun' rtau-lmiiig this will teach I:nlish;
up Into the heaven,."
.mn told owners and manag' is the recent cut in commodi.
cilman
Leon
Grover.
'There
S
Thomas Tipton. of F'iirruni
S
state vai,jtal of L.'lI,l,OtP. Tim,'
ers of the present stores in ties supplied by the federat
was fishing tack!e and souvcn• It-genii now lies 'l,-m.'lishv,l Junior College. Farrum. Va.,
the Plaza who gathered, along government under the our.
Rumor has it that another irs floating down the street. ."
sling with attn-h '.r i"i','kat, economics ti-aelier, and lion.
with local business le ders plus foods program which was
teen-age night club is in the
Grover said "at least
thu. twister litit Ie,I till- liii! aid C. Whi-Ithel, University of
and Chamber of Commerce sharply curtailed during the
offing for Sanford. Reports fishing boats were busted tip"
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officials at a cocktail party at past school year, making It
.
Indicate a New Jersey or- lie said he was standing in wile, C,'iutibt' luin-,, di,t rut- whim will tm-at-it math,
.
the Trophy Lounge Thursday, necessary to purchase foods
ganizatlon known as Teen four Inches of water In city ti'..
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Mrs. I.ois Ltnkscr, of ('.*sp:tth fruit, the io,uth.ccomnpanynIg i)owil was formerly received free.
Clubs International, Inc., has hall.
city north- sehtwrry, was appoin t e d se e .
his son, Patrick, a sophomore
had a spokesman in town in.
"The increased market costa
Waves washed out the is. w,-t
(orlor of
.,-astwanal.
Thethe •ltvnstati,in ri-tiny (or the hitassimess office.
Dane, who will as- of food naturally, Particul arly
t
vestigating the possibility of land's only connection with thit' • 1,-ft an i'stiaatamtt-ii I,ii0 home4a
Ilar%t'y C llroaaw ;my. of
-.
slat has father in setting tip an I me*ta,whieb has affected the
starting another such club, mainland, highway 27, and at • I, ,•,, danmi,g.-ul or destroyed Sanford, pre.entiv timainteti
"international" gilt slump to public consumer, has affected
Two previous efforts by local least IS houses lost pants of
horaics and ,1) businesses anve supervisor of Stetson
be titled with (;rock anti s,-h,iol lunch costs,'
folks have failed. Site for the their roofs in the wind.
The T't;ehai stiirptt '.':us ,,, I Uniscraity, has sut-uptesi it
Sweilish
items and a sra'.cl Whittunra said.
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new club is rumored to hi the
Hundreds of residents anti of l tornadoes which.. lash,'d similar poitinn at Semino!e
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1bnnking agency. Opening
,
,
School board officials agreed
$ old flood Tractor Company vacationers had been evacuat this Kaiimss' rfOtf i. u.i.,Itly I junior i:'nlIep
tile two new shops is expected that it will

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Herald as 'Charlotte Hall."
Even citi rco miiie ero from
time to time and the chaPter's
publicity chairman Is brand flow
at the job. It also was called
to our attention that Mrs. Mary
McLaughlin was lnstalk-d U
junior regent.

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Seminole County Is In the midst of an economic

Grounded By Strike,

boom, with employment and personal Income on the':
upswing and with $15 million in Industrial and com,,
mercial construction anticipated during the next year,
according to statistics released today by the Seminole

Airlines
President

County

Chamber of Corn-

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workers are expected to be em.

rnerce

In addition to Florida ployed immediately with addiI
- Technological University, tional employee put to work as
Seminole Junior College, rapidly as they can be trainti.
vocational • technics! training
Emit Electronics has

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Pays, have three chil.
'Ann: Pat, Cheryl and
Randy. The iamb1 vs.
sides at 816 We. 9th
Street. (Herald Photo)

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And Donna Estee

center, the lakefront develop. out a permit for $150,000 to
ment project, Sanford Port nail construct a facility in Seminole
new court house, new industrial Industrial Park to manufacture

Aid

,n.l commercial enterprises will

transistors. The facility wiØ
Hurricane Alma which
account for $2 million.
contain
18,001) square feet and
cently, passed, was distinct,
Foremost in the commercial
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By
E.
Dunn,
forecast'
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says Gordon
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Negotiations are in flail
WASHINGTON (AP)—A mait. Not since meteorologists
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for a $300,000 shopping
c:ippl.d
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began keeping records in 1885 chinlats union
the complex for the downtown ares
Plaza. Preliminary work onbeen
a'
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our
hurricane
which
moved
operations
of
five
has a
construction already has
of Sanford.
Inland developed so early IS lines today.
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Negotiations also are unJe.
says,
Dunn
of
speaking More than 35,000 members
the year.
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with a national shirt usan4.
-strictly from statistics, he AFL-CIO International Aaaueiamillion dollar subsidiary of way
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concern to locate In
chance
lion
began
walk.
of
Machinists
thinks 1966 has a good
q Hercules Powder Company, the county and the Port Ai.
of surpassing th e average of ing off their jobs at 6 a.m. local
Thursday leased the 7,000
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foot York Manufactur. thority
announced
the
five
airman
national
companies.
Better
keep
your
hurricanes.
ing building on Highway 17.91
we lines—Eastern. North west. NaSeminole County's econon4'
hurricane supplies handy
tional. Trans World and .iutcd
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continues at its highest levI
may be In for a blustery sum
had canceled all ortinattng
til)fl for cash purchase.
Levy,
for.
in
the past five years with biith
met.
flights.
LIOISOF is Sana L.
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doubled at $0
In some cases, the spokesmein
titer owner and operator of deposits nearly
million. Employment Is also at
A 400-mile stretch of coast- said, through flights were
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line between St. Marks and tinuing to their final desitnathe highest level with 15,840
jr of the Western now Store employed out of a total lahir
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Is the most poten lions.
in Casselberry.
tially dangerous hurricane dI5
Picket lines formed or N.w
force of id,400.
be completed by February. Shown (from left) are
GROUND for the new $40,000 plus Lake Mary
Transaction was h a a dl e ci
Tides
airYork.
Washington
and
other
aster U.S in Florida.
Ed
Zlnrnwrpersonal Income in the coun4i
Norilen,
H.
East,
Morris
Ruby,
Rev.
J.
by
Postrnas.
Post Office was broken this morning
through Lormann. Inc., Cassel- has risen 40 per cent to a gnat.
there could run 17 feet above ports in the populous irestem
and
Al
WaitHopkins,
Jackson,
V.
C.
man,
Donald
John
Norden
and
Chamber
of
Commerce
ofter
berry realtors.
normal. In i5 a hurricane section of the nation at i a m.
er growth th an any county n
man, of Longwood, job superintendent,
Th e building, going up at the corner of
ficlals.
EDT. The strike then spread
The new industry will mane)- Florida with the exception f
e
Florida
Keys,
th
swept over
(Herald
Photo)
expected
to
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Second Street and Wilbur Avenue,
facture harnessing for multi- Brevard.
drowning 500 persons on a La. westward from one time zone to
the next.
pie
circuit cables in missiles
but Day weekend.,
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The five airlines norme fly
for the space program. and
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approximately 40 persons.
holly,
along
First
Str,çt
and
lines survey, on flights bhnketmust
of whom will be front the
hive all fut fizzled out. It has ing the United states and cpanlabor force.
local
at
no
maps
been discovered th
ning the globe.
plans to start flioVing
Ilaveg
exist, showing inS locatinO 01 Last-ditch negotiations failed
at
Credo
anti
Magnolia
Ave.
agreed "without authorization resignation of Patrolman John
Donna Estes
and hopes to
sidee
he
labor
disputo
that
to resolve t
utility lines under th
to become effective flues; adopted after three con- in Immediately
Longwood Mayor B. E. Black or acceptance front the council Broderick,
Longwood appears to be n
walks—sad digging blind could began last year.
replacement can i'ecuttvo reudingb an ordinance start production around Aug. I.
is not officially ternsoon eta
odel,
l,. hs*ardous. An alternate plan At his Texas Ranch, Picaldent was Instructed by council Bushor
WIlli'eem P. Stant is vice prusi- its way toward obtaining nec.
adopting
the
Florida
M
faalur of Thursday evening to appoint a porary chief."
was acceiite'd with Traffic Ordinance of lt)fl&amp;, and ilent ithil general manager 'of reatlon facilities for the old
to beautify the dowatOWn mci Johnson deplored the
The board vtvtl to direct the b empluyt'ei,
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consluLailøn.
s under,
refused to purchase a paint the company and David Grose an d young of the city.
shortly-agreement on wages and other firm by the August regular Mayor to appoint a flew chief regret.
to hush- spray for streets and curbs in it. district sales manager.
hear more about It
The
board
agreed
Councilman Eugene Jaques
Issue. He ordered the Civil meeting or council will hire its of pollee by Aug. 4.
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yiamm, Aeronautics Board to work to own police chief.
Betty (Mrs. Donald)
— lice phonies acid radio CqUiIt of the street department how tiger of Seminole County Chain. ular council meeting Thursday
minimize inconvenience to the
Paul Maloney,
Councilman
In
charge
of
presentamint from his home by Aug. L the job would be accomplished, her of Commerce, Wits instru- evening for a civic center ot be
who Is
public and told the Defcns Dethe action, point.
ltt constructed adjacent to the
tious of the civic beautification partment to report immediatel&gt; who initiated
In other action, council flUult
A tax t!ijtI,ililatl,,Ie meeting mental in locating the new
any on any problems that arss.
ad out the mayor had appoint.
city hall which will conform
award, given monthly, saysn..i.
cii Iteslich FIsher, suii.rintend- wits sc-ht'iltile'd for 7 p.m. July ilustry in the area,
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ift'partments; called for coniaircraft contracts that In both instances council
I,uihling west of Casselberry
any citizen Is welcome to nom- military
$12,000 will contain 14,000
petitive bids for the city's lit.
had refused to confirm the ap.
the Atlan tic Coastline Railiosici ailshtire feet and Include gym'
mate a place they think is At, would remain on the Job.
bid
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Ret-onnaissiencte Attack S,1uisii- suraflie requirements with
asked Post- pointment.
ill utanufacture a lire- tabrient- icacluin - dance floor - meeting
Inactive. Call her and tell her Johnson also
to he in city ball by •i::It) ItcH.
master General Lawrenc F. 0
flight
He further declared the i,sety- run Five aircraft and
ing si'paratr. Twenty - five coons as well an kitchen facllwhere to look,
to return August -I; tnl,lc*l for further
Brien to use every means of or without council approval had
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itit's, cloak room, storage room
eiCWs
study purchase of it cement
Band Director William moving the mails as rapidly ox
no authority to name Hushor to Sanford Saturday at Ii ii•Iii• mixer
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restrooms anti smaller meeting
used
pickup
truck
and
possible.
The
President
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that In
Elmore says anyone who
room.
especially concerned tint there temporary chief and
t.tteiing
ten
right
month
Mc,iiterfor
the
wetter
lie
deimrttnent;
wel- be no delay In mail to scrvtce- fact he was only a patrolman.
lluilahale,u's hullabaloo hits
a
The center will be connected
a musical instrument Is
e band
ranean deployment aboard the cepteil for maintcnant-e Maine
In a legal opinion,
City At. aircraft carrier tJSS America. Avenue Court unit Lynna nan afoul of the law.
come to sit In with th
ti, city hull on Warren Avenue
men in Viet Nam.
H.
Stephenson
during their summer practice
The five airlines serve :31 torney Gene
1'Y a covered driveway.
Support personnel will be air. Drive; passed on its first readFrederick F'owler, of 8t) %'ii'St
lJr.,
sessions which take place from cities in the United Stata t-r.d
Villiam
Harry
McNeal
Jiii1iwg was authorized to
Sanford
from
the
carlug
an
ordinance
to
to
lifted
permi t 15th :ftri'.t, manager of tic.'
arid 23 cities abroad. Their 94,000
V am. to noon each day
080 Wildnierc Avenue, hate final plans drwan for the
ncr
Sunday
and
artnew
teenage
$3
for
reconri,'etictic
ilmallzal,ail,,,,
Scene.
expectedcharge
of
fratetur. center
from 7 to 9 P.M. Tuesdays and employees represent abott
to obtain firm costa
to arrive here bite that evening, water followingdisconnection nightclub
Sanford, wits icr- Longwood, received
Thursdays. Students who Will per cent of the Industry's lot-al
1,111;
turnrested
by
city
police
Thursday
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pelvis
about
7:30
a.m.
today
of
construction.
its
nerved
has
RVAI1.5
part for non.paynsent of
of revescooter was
be sophomores next year All employment. In terms
lie was also authorized to
of Cat rie'r Air Wing Six ahuacril eu over to street e,omanittce for afternoon ore it warrant sworn when his motor
nue passenger miles tIr live
especially Invited to attend.
by at car in front of his obtain costs of clearing the
struck
,aiericai
with
the
the
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Sixth recommendation pollee depart- i,iat by the operator of the
firms account for 61 per rent of
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city property on Wayman
Fleet sine.' l)eee,,c)a'r of ItUlS ment request that four-way Sltari,l'.rltin.i Motel next door hiente,
trunk airline operaHomer E Hooks, executive domestic
According to lnvestigitt II) Strict with view to construct.
Preliminary planning ( i i' l)uring this depliycuc.-nt the stop signs leo erected at corners t.' the yiiuths' gathering spot.
director of the Florida j'hos- lions.
the war- officer Fill' Trpr. Roger En- in,: It ball diamond.
The airlines said that if rio Seminole County's proposed $21 Scivagi- Sons of Suntt.i-'l par- of Grant tettil Church; instructi.uiais W- flowers, in
phate Council, will address the
zor, the youth pulled out of his
substitute services u-crc pr'ared- million court house will be' die- tieipaeti'i in both Allied atitil cit clerk to inform Florida Pow- t tin t he
i so
out,, i'
Sanford Rotary Club July 18.
into the path of the
the strike would le-ae
bd
scrsic- cussed Monday at a meeting of NATO exercises.
TUNNEL COLLAPSES
er Corporation of burned out Fowler "lIOt,Ie or caused to be
He will be on "Central Florida cities without trunk air Board, county commissioners, ArchlDuring the deployment the street lights in the city and niade loud, unnecessary or un- car driven by Grady MeSamuel
UTSUNOMIVA,
Japan (AP)
over
Channel
Showcase"
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3, of Longwood.
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(WDBO) at 7 p.m. Saturday. on White House orders. colIc-i ,.i tects John A. Burton IV and squadron visited such ports as agreed to install a new light usual noise's which annoy nitil Judith,
The boy was charged with — A cave-in at an Irrigation
disturb the consfort, repose tutu
separately Thursday night rep- Gamble Rogers and Fiscal Ag- Cannes, France; Athens, Greet-C;
failure to yield right of way. tunnel trapped about 65 work.
Istanbul, Turkey; and lkirut,
itcu. of others."
The Sanfly reports that Lt. resentatives of 13 local service ent D. Kirk Gunby.
The youth was taken in a era near here today and lu of
Pope
coiic
operator
hiss times
Construction of the facilities LebanonThe motelPolice
several
Niblack
ambulance to the Flor- them were found dead In a gas(Jg Pete Denlea is a "RAAT aIrlines, supplemental oiriane
VATICAN CITY
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The Savage Sons arc under
pltiint-d tie
FINK." But It hurriedly adds that specialize in charter opera is expected t') be completed
filled Pocket.
that iula Sanitarium
the leadership of Cdr. Iluuviul U. S. Ambasssaalor Arthur J.
the dance spot opt-neil
that Is not an insult. RAAT. tions and seven trunk airlines within 18 to 2-I months,
All- not threatened with a stn'It has been pointed out that. E. Dcaraiiph who assumed cone- Goldberg ronferru'el with Pope tai)lst' front the club has driven
FINK stands for Rating
CAB transportation specialist.,
the squadron at st'a Paul Vi for 51) ausinutecu today away potential custoniera.
vancement Assistance Team — worked until late in the night to no additional tax levy will be uciand of
The club is located in the old
find
possible
means
of
handling
required
for
construction
coats,
shortly
after
depinyiaa.'rct. re. and reportedly .xplcuiniiuI the
First in Naval Knowledge,
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lay that the current half-mill levi- placing Cdr. Wallace L. ltuseu'll, bombing of the hlutiphong and hood Tractor Company build.
the traffic normally served
for capital improvements currently Wing Chi,'f Staff liaflt)l oil depots which the Vat- ing on French Avenue. Fowler,
"Heidi" is back home, safe the five airlines' 5,000 daily ed
ican has deplored.
Officer.
teicti opened the club about two
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be
sufficient
and sound. Reader read here in flights,
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failed vision tilts gives by the
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recent Lions lob Pun Pair.
Dr. Richard Dougherty, di.
recur of testing said failures
Ure most sent. In the area of
'msde balanc, for children
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would
be renights
the
back
likely
that
pooch showed up at
routed and temporary new route
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reader
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plans arp being made to apply
Bridge --------------------- 2A for additional funds under the
directory --------------------$ Manpower training Act tto ex•
Church 'Wa ........................... 2 pond ine program.
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ads
Under in. present
Comics ............................ 4A4A 200 persons have been trained
Crossword pussies .... .... 4A.5A in six to eight week electronics
Dear Abby ----------------------------IA courses at ine vocational school
Editorial peg. ........................4 with 184 already placed in ProEntertainment ........................ 3k duction work at electronics
Horoscope ------------------------------ ISA plants, including Dynatuinks,
Society --------------- ------------------------- S Dearborn Electronics, DektronTV ........................................... ISA lea, General Electric and Mart-ID
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t'(,lI(iititineil and soundproofed.
%%'urk, however, has not been
completed.
One police' officer this morn.
ing pointed out that despite hi
claim customers were lost to

Electronics Class

Mayor and Mrs. A. L. Wilson
are turning into honest-to-gosh
traveler'. Just a few weeks ago
they were in Honolulu. Now
The electronics production
comes a report they are attendtraining
program which has
lag the Kiwanis convention at
been conducted at the VocationPortland, Ore.
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muscle co-ordination Is lacking," he declared.
In adults, the far visual
acuity lack to most dangerous
for those who drive automobiles, It causes the driver to
make errors In judgin g the
speed and distance of oncoming traffic. Often a driver cannot ascertain If another car Is

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can cause reading problems,
slowing down reading and
learning and causing children
to be slow in comprehending
what they read," Dr. Dough.
arty said.
"Often people with this
problem say they do not like
to read. They don't know why,
but they ane uncomfortable,"
he pointed out,
"Any student who falls In
the lower two-thirds of his
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a driver with poor light-todark adapta tion Is unable to
make ine split-second Adjust.
ment from ine glans of oncoming headlights to the comparative darkness at the side of ine
road and cannot perceive persons or objects on the side of
the road," Dr. Dougherty
noted.
Lack of far visual acuity
and poor light-to-dark adapts.
20-20 vision does toot mean
tiun worsens with advancing
age.
Many children tested In the
July bum examination also
iullvd th e far visual acuity
tests and a smaller percentage
failed thefar-sighted test.
Many adults also failed the
muscle balanc. tests.
In th. la tter test co.ordina.
tiara between the two eyes Is
pour, with the result that
many people become "oneeyed." using one eye or the
oth er, but not both together.
"It doesn't happen overnight. But nature will not tolerate double vision and eventually adjustment will be made,
putting a greater strain on one
eye and loosening the power of
the other eye," Dr. Daugherty
explained.
Records show that 168 par.
sons were tasted on the Titurus
VJatun Screener, with 6$ or 44
per cent failing ine tests.
tknne adults failed more than
one test.
Dr. Dougherty reported he
waa pleased with the response
to the offer of free testing. A
steady stream of persons via,
ited the test center during a
th ree hour period. Assisting
with registration and
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Wore members of the Seminole
Menwrial Hospital Candystnip.rc. Public Health Department
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after vanishing while on an outing July 2 at Indiana Dunes State Park,
near Chicago. The three are, left to right, Miss Ann MIller, 21; Mrs Renee Bruhl, 19; and Miss Patricia l3lough, 19. They were reported to have
entered a boat, containing three men at the park beach.

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study Joup' U consker social
.
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this silk but bSSSUSO'tactlOU Issues under the general
subject of "Affluenc. and Pov.
he weight sheet tubas
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Sanford Lodge 1551. Loi*l .ny-Dilemma
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aov- blow Order of Moose, win be beat Daily DIM@ classes will be led
OVIZDO Cub Scout Pack 243 had pack meeting in
ftft
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Fellowship Hall of th First Methodist Church.
-And to a teenage dance f rom '•° by the Rev. Dr. George A. Totrespectively. Old newspapers collected this month
:.. ' Lc''s dI.e1p$.
this
Saturday
at
the
tar.
Talisheise..
presented b Mrs. Harold Lyle. den
Awards
were
P.M.
took
up
A.
.
71W., ~,
11 L
'his 1I.slp)N earns,
and
North Vietnamese have been
to
right)
a
m
Mr.
and
by
the cubs will be turned In at a COMI
0
a a a a p, a"Kom Home, 2W S. palmetto Special interest clasm MW
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mother. Shown (top, I
Sat1t
•
A.M.
out
scheduled
for
10
meeting
and
cook
)
their
Mrs. Jack Pleper and ion, William. who received
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nor does not acknowledge its
-.I,
:ouet sad 1.14 3.5's.' * s. Avenue.
tAIL £
0
tirday at the Lyle. home on Lake Hayes. The P8
Christian TheoI
5
e
sliver
arrows;
Mrs.
Earl
young
people
of
and
Wet
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wolf
ba
dge,
gold
th
in
Sou
th
figh
a
sees.
All
ting
0
Wit
.gsst tbst Ibsy bead
fi1
per
drive
Is
conducted
on
a
competitive
basis
and
logy,"
Y.si 4
badge; (bottom) Mrs. Er-••
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Nam, so it has spurned uhe Idea nine and U) Eight
York staff of the Na. Banks and Bryan, lion
anyone with old newspapers to donate Is asked to
: er he.n sad r.500IcU 14 between
h
'AP'-A
as
SEATTLE,
wolf
badge;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
or
a
deal
exchange
invited
to
attend.
Scott,
is
pr
oner
and
Abell
of
yin
"Mu(Herald Photos)
;stnsgth from the Lord as they are
11 tional Council of
call his favorite cub scout.
t
young
on reciprocal good treatment.
.
H. Webb and Joe, wolf badge; Mrs. James Palmer
1.14 hIm all sheet It. * further ult couples of the lodge we,l sic in Worship," Rev. Whitney
'i.l
d way
ThlastlUfalllshortotwhat
act
as
chaperones.
0
Iui. Miami: 'Drama and the
lord I. for,
:asssvs IbSI
e may
bycommit nga
WashingtoO would like done for
ill be by The ChaPo
.ewa.5r$ UiSNi1.0sSin
wind up hi the arm ,orces
the captives, and roving Ambasosr .rlllasof Sanford and retrelti LIIISWId.
:..e.u,.kabhiab.ue
sadorW.Averell HarTlmafl has
tneib$is H. Is able 1. deUv mints will be available. Russ Representatives of national
oit't know whittier i
"I
been put In chage of 11.5. efJULY 7. IM
odist
a$eflCII$
seTVh4
Meth
you witia the maxi1. inset rseourcei of WIlliam Bon- entertainment
forts to improve their lot.
Dr.
charge.
the
ficulty
include
Rev.
Admissions,
will
be
In
chairman,
at this
Iting of the school mot- Williamson,Mrs.
stiingth sad wisdom,
U.S. , stat
UI4 is
Christian
Commencement exercise* for my Beasley. William Hauser, ship, rec
you'll
Miss
Carolyn
Nolan,
Mrs.
Wity
so
Congress.
government.
courts,
Mary
Dell
Lee, Jerry L. Dai
as
I
a h"
lose 1&amp;.11 me be" Me Members of the lodge recent. Dals, WbIte, Board ofsdstn
take
It
e
should
these efforts at low key MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP to
to pledges to the f 189 a nd Ilam R. Hauser; junior Is Mrs. drafted as soon as Pod3lb1c,*
,D
steak din- SOCIal Conceros.
Vacation Bible and Gilbert Miller.
b
usiness,
the
nation
s
press
and
id,
Katherine
Harper, Cons
t
hrough
various
diplomatic
entertained at
two-week
e
u.suSI
14
the
fending
.1
the
ly
II.
ham Teamste rs President Jamns
c.. Mrs. J. Boyd TYrell and th
First portion of the program " • 5(JI1
praise, and
1!
broadcasting industries and
A. Municipal Court Judge Charles
rather tha
Mrs.
John
is
: gre dwu@UA =a ph* wome nor honoring Sanford Chapter
Broadway.
C.
H.
he School at Elder Springs
a.uwuiY L. Barnett
was devoted to the same proS
some other unions - Ifolra said
.11
0 maring publicly at Hanol
Bryant. Mrs. Earnest B. Wright, L Smith told Clifford Jonm 19,
:
.hIldn.u. lists again lbs 1404, Women of the Moose. Miss I's Divisim Board of MIs. tist Church were hold under cedars In which the children prayer.
at Keit
Riser, Carl
drivers seat of the giant UniOn the Teamsters would re-enter Jame A
risking
something
edSY.
Saw Meshotto was in charge of "Oman
postibly
ior
Latter part of the service Mrs. H. Jerry Harris; jun Its
being
voted
week,
after
n
ng
the
today
to
ri
a
new
the
AFL-CIO
only
on
their
own
steelon
of
Rev.
B.
Hamil
p
ar
ticipated
du
ti
Chulu
re
c
Pepper,
Mrs.
Jones
pleaded
guilty
to
priso
rs.
Id,
ne
Amo
worse for the
a psiplestug and fruitesting preparations and sctivities tot. Two othsr visiting faculty diriffin, pastcr of the church beginning with a call to wor- was given over to the Indivld- Mrs. Jam's M.
Thursday, fair instance, the five-year term and perhaps the terms. Ile demanded "no loss of to; Joseph flexing, Mexand
car radio. He left a work
0.
Coe,
G
are Mrs. O.
ual departments, each of which Lowell T. Leach. Dim Carl H. Ing &amp; bearing
name
: slt,.isw They siw their own lowing the dinner were under members P.
power ever held by ' Jurisdiction" and the right to
Bate Department gave no more greatest
KittTex.. and Dr. and principal of the school, who
presented a skit, songs and Helton; intermediate s, Sirs. S. badge
when labor leader.
be cauahV he said.
continue "organizing the unor. McAuley, DeBary; Lula I
z1110015
car "so
staff
than
a
set
gratitude
to
the
of
Wash.
expressed
"
D. A. Spinelli,
Mrs.
Shearon, Apopka.
B.
Parrish,
soon
are at the wheel, the ganized."
We
lesganees of Later in the evening, those fleminle
b
drafted
broadcast
scriptures.
to
s
to
Hanoi
expect
a
sked
grousd si
TOSS
01)'
of hel pers and p resented a cerington.
was
attending
enjoyed
a
wiener
and
refreshment
triumPhant
Hoffa
told
nearly
0.
P.
-Wade;
Births
now
is
the
Mrs.
Mrs.
ry
tei
to
get
a
criminal
wor
The
workers
included
Hoffa's
chief
'sggsetios*
and
i
: the tosk. m.ir
aeceunt of U,8.,,,rnet!belfl
Eight Florida members of the tificat. to each.
utcome of his Supreme Court Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jc
through 000 convention
ta nt committee: Mrs. Glenn Miller de fe rm ent," Jones told the
Itaymon
Rogers,
Assis
o
I. mmd lb. crowd away, but marshmallow roast.
W.
mObad
In
faculty are Rev. Robert M.
A total of 216 children were
appeal of an 8-year jury-tam- dan. Sanford, a boy.
impending
ean
'3'
nors
judge.
drew" ausew
: lb. Lord said, "they ased iot
and general secretary: Mrs. an;d Mrs. Jo.! J. Hill.
I
Blackburn, Jacksonville, Ihs'J registered for the two-week pt-a
and
re-elected
pering sentence, which could
was
continued
for
spokesman
described
it
as
prison
sentence
Discharges
The children received certifi- The case
A
Herman J. Harris. pianist;
: d.srt, 5is. y. t.iom to eat.'
daily attend. Annual Parish Picnic for Holy
.
Parham*
riod
and
average
'dlaregard
of
N
or
th
Viet
him
and
other
top
union
officials
his carefully built em
threaten
John Bryant, Willie A. W
nbaby
nursery,
Mrs.
Carlos
cates
in
their
departments
from
two
weeks.
I - no ask" for ,what food they
burg; Rev. HofTy C.
Cross Episcopal Church, Sa Griffin, Mrs. Donald H. Fran- their department superintendance was 173.
•
Warn's obligation under the without a whisper of opposition. ire if he lands in jail.
Miami; Rev. H. Melton Wa re
• hid sad with his blessing and
was open. foru, win be this Saturday
The
final
service
Timely.
becca lilirk
and Mrs. William C. Cook. Coral
and greatest labor leader," a who went along with iioffa's J. Thompson, Re baby bc
: .IITS lbs 1501t$IU4S WU
rislJAiia4.*,"
"hsedte
p.m. with each do. Sanlando Springs. ActiviUes will claco, Mrs. Joseph Hart; two ants. school offering totaled ANAHEIM, Calif. CAP)- Leo
at
7:30
ad
MM
tL
Stewart
Austin.
I
Gables;
ry, Mrs. Arch. Free. The
to opublic curlousity" 'champion of champions." and one-man convention show hinted 01a Stewart and
gspa an Investment
a horseshoe year nurse
West Palm Beach: Mrs. T. N. pertinent holding open house include swimming
. me thet in
and a softball man; three year nursery. Mrs. $50.14 and will be given to
It .wits
I
"the g reatest tiger of them all, they might find the strength to Glenda H. Topping and ilba
isoners of war.
:
ageiflit
pr
vely
Staff
li
It. and for parents and friends to view pitching contest.
cou
nselor, closed a
LOS ANGELES (AP dr
i I IftAl m am
II. Benjamine Taylor, Mrs. world missions,
But the spokesman declined to Haifa went promptly back to try to end his ni ne-year reign i girl, Bruce Brown, M
meeting Wednesday by scrawt
unanimous
verdict
of
the
M
arly,
.
Junior
Avers,
Bradenton.
the
children's
notebooks,
prors
game.
wall
bt-tween
Bookhard,
Car.
there wits a prison
Of as may S..! Ilk, ne
say whether Washington was work.
Mrs. Dave
:
Ing this sales slogan oil the
nation's governors is thut there
jects, and handiwork.
Lero D Soper rector Homer Miller,
precht Eliga Hardy, Sanfor
l be In my office in tile them and lIoff is
blackboard - P
lb... tIM disciples as we look can be no turning back In the
Mrs. Leon Dodson; beprotesting
the
n,
14
,nlv
(Irfm&amp;
and
his
family.
I
penter,
1
i'
ci
,v.u.
'd.,,.v (' Nl
A Professional oPened
P
D Li
i'O
see ai.uua. '°
Instil
service, with the children will be on vacation July 15-Aug grnner I, Mrs Li it
Monroe.
ending
the
'Spivey,
...,.,e
line
hicb,
he
pbys1tam
office
Thursday
any of the Ate9w w
opening the
: the irsmiI±rus usda
he was greeted by anare being taken continuously In he dominated with only a smat their path by steering the elec'
morning,
th
ri
il
be
louglas
Milligan;
beginner
"
I : ly a" Irbituaft. we W=W By a 49.1 vote. the governors
l
od
w
two
columns
Heading
the
is
pe
tering of opposition on a few tion
the 'Detroit vice preii
during
were
July
behalf of the prisoners.
other
blackboard
message
•
smad them sway If we could, gave approval at the wi ndup of
•
0
dent.
Frank
Fitzsimmons, to the
the
American
and
the
Chrisconducted
by
Rev.
Fr.
BonavenMrs.
Frank
Beach,
Mrs.
Burl
f
these
steps
has
bten
an
issues
one
o
.
with burglars! Lock
their 55th annual conference
MEIIPHIS
(UPI)
A
fun"Down
j.
small,
3irs.
Raymond
Har1 ; but our Lord is saying agaIn,
eas
Harriman
to
enlist
He
urged
the
delegutc
to
get
new
of
general
vice
presi
Francis
post
ure
o
f
the
Order
of
SL
flags
followed
Immediatet
rt
by
than
signed
effo
This
was
doors!'
resolution
affirmyour
a
Om" "W lot 4@W~; give Thursday to
rn- dy, Mrs. Joe F. Kilpatrick; pri- fly thing happened to Ernest by Bruce W. Kane, Anaheim
help forn the International Red behind the Teamster IiL-rarchy dent.
lug their "resolute suppo rt of SAIGON
Ham ly by the Bible. Flags were who will celebrate the Co
chair. ThiI
fe ,,' I
ye them to eat.' He will
mary 1. Mrs. W. C. Nolan. Mm Wells In the barbees rusty
Cross
Committee. Harriman has and work for the benefit of th, Fitzsimmons would succeed to
and
Manion
Services
and
preach
for
by
Kathy
Dodson
tip
of
police
officer.
our
global
commitments.
Im
us And
I
fighter-bombers carried
)
U.
S.
if
Hotta died.
th
e
ross
union's
1.7-million
members
-and
the
presidency
found
barber
W.
D.
Hawkins.
Mrs.
Herman
reported
that
the
Red
C
Bruce Willis while June Blay. the Family Service.
cludlng our support of the mill- blasted oil rail and missile
hi... our resources, material tary
or WHSC
group has agreed to make fur- their families.
an Icepick in his head.
Excavations of Indian MOMICIS
defense of South Viet Nam
lock
was Bible Bearer. Acting Weekday services have been Dotter, 51rs. Francits. Crown.
hdve to
Among the benefits hioffa won
follow
it
well
came
when,
it
cap
''i
US.
(I.
don't
know
Spiiflhs
to
aid
u
, I : am owtual,
Silver
H.
"1
Nam
Thursday.
Florida's
attempts
primary
It.
Mrs.
Joe
ther
over;
at
I
against aggression."
wdge resign even if I prison and he Sanford resident Donald
John Suchy, Jim. discontinued through August.
lf
were
a
$25,O'li)
se
for
him
been
ha
th
is
had
ted
here
dIs'iCtI
outL
man
ex
at
tives
from, but I
It : his
ving cate
eThe long dissenter. Republi. dodged Communist MIGs and ushers were
mo
to
Witt
Jr.
has
completed
a
thr
So far, it was reported, the increase, to $L0O.0Ot) a year, ap- apprentl;blocket1 any
headaches," explained Wells.
moro than 10,000 years age.
• 'lbs ernaIning "a!! of thu can Gay. Mark 0. Hatteld of
•
- m.iii. and knocked out four
o.
l e,.
i.is ti million nln
mi
I. ........1'.
on
IuurDI
unseat mm uy
North Vietnamese nave reiuvu Provo.
Oregon, called it a "blank torpedo boats, the U. 3. corn
chapter have to do with
The discovery was made at
a union peachment proceedings for any ,aInlIgement at A,iierkan Ni
access by International Red in legal expenses, and to
the Shelby County penal farm,
F et Interesting experience of check" for President Johnson's mand reported.
guar past actions. including his two Comlany's dealer developm nt
Cross representatives to the constitution rewritten
disciples.
conduct of the war. He said he In a day of furious air action,
where Wells was taken to serve
: .0 Lord and
antee him nearly air tigat Job l%4 federal convictions.
said
to
prisoners.
They
also
ar
venter in Atlanta. He will 55.
encouraged them to get in- doesn't support Johnson's poll, two American planes were shot
short a term for fighting.
lists
of security even II he got's to jail.
fredo
is
home
after
a
in
failed
to
turn
from
have
down
cams
unit management of the bra
T.nneys,
des.
By Mrs. H. L. Jobasos
down. The pilot of one was res
into his
to $ mountain to pray.
Th. barber felt the pick
din, stay at the hospital where he
captives required unier the And lioffa gathered
of
escalation
Alike
station t 254)1 t In.
not
support
do
"I
ss
ing.
Sunday
and
had
the
other
Is
mi
Treats
Hastings
circumstances
inithurity
to
cued;
hop. your 4th of July
hands broad new
being bitten when he combed Willi' hair.
: Under the.,
Geneva
regulations.
was
taken
after
1)ur
declared.
were
Well
0
war,"
he
boats
this
Tex.
(UP)
furil
The four torpedo
COTIJLLA.
the ship began to be tossed by
Some mail Is getting through. negotiate national. industry
Democratic Gov. Grant Saw' spotted
reconnaissance was a very nice one. Mine? I nor with Claude and Rena and by a sn.'ke. • Talking of "Somebody's driven a nail inby
contracts in ing his awing through South Through his completion of he
area
-with
wid.
and
committee
says
Padgett
killed
a
to
your
head,"
he
said.
: the waves because the wind
I
Herman
and
The
Red
Cross
who sponsored planes near a coastal island stayed home. Thought it was Claudette. ' '
snakes, Leslie
join Texas to view antipoverty COUF$I'• Witt has earned he
of Nevada,
was contrary. In this predica. yer
an average of 50 letters a week which all union locals must
the resolution, said it Cud not about 30 miles southeast of
had a letter five and one-half footer in his Wells was taken to a hotSpivey
projects. Sargent Shriver, anti. title of certified American Oil
Mrs.
D.
C.
Lucille
'
if
a
majority
of
locals
noprove.
safer
here.
are going to the prlson.rs from
p meat Jesus came walking on commit the governors to litture 1gwng. The Navy said the campital when, an Inch-long piece
been
It,
hadn't
yard
Tuesday.
'enepo
verty director, visited a head :eztler. Among subjects cove red
Glenn
who
is
In
VietIn a parting shot at ho'
friends and relatives.
(lauline) Spivey is still in the from son
actions that might be taken.
Pepper, of pick blade was removed.
p rogram and was intro- were electronic motor anuly tis,
oullaged boats opened fire. were local
terrier,
pet
in
which
he
lumped
Start
25
for
the
had
mies"
reciococai
Pa rtly in hope of
hospital but doing fine. I nam saying that he
Democratic Gov. William
attack flights
to Dan Garcia. whom
Th..
their
snake
duced
the
at barking at
ecommend' I eraction in the North. the United
uest To Speak Guy of North Dakota, elected to launched from the carters Coft looked in on her Saturday while Sanford Heralds to arrive
President Johnson taught in ianufacturer.r
would
have
a
daughter
Marcia
had
States
has
encouraged
humane
and the
requirements,
vicing
succeed GOP Coy. John IL ateltation and Hancock. They on Pink Lady duty, also Tues- one time and he sure
l28.
that
.
Red
visits
ny
treatment
and
reading
time.
Said
to
tell
been
bitten
by
it.
Wasn't
cunter
customer
.orim ntthe
Reed of Maine
the tor day. Talking of the hospital, good
"Dan has the distinction of company's own
repo rted sinking two of h.zul.
' Glad to hear that.
lit peso
,-;;_'._
Cross representatives to prtaon
SJ
JLh-.
..h,.Irmn,i •iw,k no nart
.i
,,u...."
i.a.,son
(That's
luck?
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I
Lai
16
me)
III
r
e.o'u.
.it
Vt
UO3
uj
having men sparin
uusia triis
muaea me uunr.
the hut and at times waaP'$h ly damaging another and Leav- Ing "Turn about, fair play."? that he sure enjoyed reading Mrs. Thelma Owens is home
President." Shriver was told.
%VIU and his wife, the tori net
12.
li Msryua Miles
I.
I
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has
sought
quietly
from
time
myprovel
Ing
the
m
local
hospital.
•
•
•
fro
preceded
and
fourth
beached
and
debate
which
column.
Thanks
Glenn,
Shriver.
'ho
Marjorie
L. Vaughn, m eke
replied
"Well,"
Guest speaker for 11 a. m. of the Viet Ham resolution,
out this way i have a her
: worship
time to discourage executions
ser vices
burning. It was the third attack substitute mail carrier and it keep up the wonderful job you Its and Vonda (
..
t
the
only
one."
isn
'
8und.y at St.
at 613 West 5th
their
home
:
by the Saigon regime of capof on North Vietnamese torpedo
:
.
there son and and young son, Willis, Jr., have
wo
Presbyterian Church. The 49 votes Included those
happens
to
be
Myrl
Steakley.
are
doing
our
, e AndrewsLake,
tureui
communists.
Puerto
Great flocks of parakeets St. They are the Parente of newill be George the governors of Samoa.
,.
a week.
boats
within
with
so
returned
here
to
reside.
They
over
it
get
of
P
members
In the U.S. view, the fact that
on the children and
ii a patient there and hurry and
services
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once lived and thrived
e other boys can an at present with Vonda's
Haynes. member and elder of Guy. J. Miller Tawes of Mary'
there is no declared war In Viet
banks
of
the
Silver
River
and crest Baptist Church. Witt
headquarters eeportcd I got to deliver her mail to you and th
military
The Kenneth Kern Sr.
.
Ham does not make the Geneva
hunt. member of the Masonic I.e ilge
: the First Presbyterian Church Land had left the conference only minor skirmishes in the her. So now it's even. The only come horns real quick. We are parents,
Springs.
da's
Silver
Flo
ri
em
back
with
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th
have
convention inapplicable. The
..
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Vd*fldo,
earlier. Guy. Frank G. Clement ground war in South Viet Nani. thing Is, I didn't bring her any thinking about you all the time. Glad to ' Mrs. Frank (Lois)
ers and trappers cleaned them and also of the Seminole Tin
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: At 4 P. m. Sunday, members of Tennesee failed to attend. as A U S. spokesman said there bills In her mail like she does Won't be long until the hunt- us.
Association.
out to decorate ladies hats.
provisions apply both in cases of
......quwi
as A,fr.,a will have a .im.t thw. Nelson A. Roaefeiler W*5
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rnntact wutii
. itnyw.y
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nI vats know how Glasscock has had as her guests,
itt hint?
ilu
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In
'any
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ar
er,
Revs
b
roth
and
"declared
w
her
sister
24
hours.
• family picnic at the home of and the governor of Guaa*.
the enemy in the past
to you Nyrl. Myrl'a mother- you like to bunt. Thanks again
other armed conflict" between
thatibi.
itsin-law lives out this way. • • Glenn. • 'Talking of Herman and Mike, from Virginia. '
The Navy reported the
: Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tingley.
the signatories. The United
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w of Miami and Lucille, they went to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sher.
planes which raided
Llnnsal Beach Drive, Bear
&amp;W
ro
States and South Viet Nan: are
phong fuel depot Thursday had Ed and Chris G
of Pslatka, have return"
: Lake.
A
the holiday week- Brooksville last week to the man,
signatories
along with North
nished
the
desrUC
Beach
spent
,
I
home after visiting with her
just about fi
Leaders of t he summer uork
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Viet Nam.
ities
il
the
pod
fac
Mrs.
Leslie
Lion
of
CHIEVEMENT!
they stopped parents, Mr. and
meet at the church at
: .
As for war crimes trials in
A unloading and storing oil-in- family and mine. That Ed (I there. On th. wayTraining Cen- Padgett. ' • • Next week will
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:3p.rn.Mondal.
Hanoi.
he's
off
at
Sunland
about
him
because
EUGENE, Ore. (AP)
vital
OU.pUfl3Pln*
can
talk
'5chiding two
Charles Pierce and
this would be "utterly unwar•
new trial will be sought for
my brother), don't ever ask to tar to se, their little daughter see Mrs.
st*tlons-followifl$ the f irSt
eva
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and
a
dellberats
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ABOVI
play canasta with hIm becaus. Carolyn. Then they stopped off me going to
tack there 10 days U°. T
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Oregon student editor convicted nouncement indicated only you sure won't win. The cvi- at Webster to see his Uncle Homemakers Short Coors. at
k
TOP
WAVE-Commander
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of contempt of court for reitis- about six per cent of the Initial- dence in on the score pad. Jonas Spivey. •• ' Larry Wat- the University of Florida in
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CEO WD1
ing to tell a grand jury the latlon still remained.
A very intuestint
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3 Inches Of Goo A •
names of persons from whom
program
has
been
planned
for
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WAVES.
Curtor
lug
home
on
leave
for
two
PUYALLUP. Wash. (AP)
went back with them for a vis..
ained material fur a
renfly on the staff of the
will go to Newport, the week and we both are lookI'
Mr.
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obt
truck owned by the
He
reception
honoring
it.''
Ch
ar
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Jarrett,
son
weeks.
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; Mrs. Irrol Simmons will be news story.
Naval War College, she Is
forward to a very wonder.
th
rr
he
will
board
a
big
packing
Co
of
Sumner
where
Lewis
of
of
Paola,
Hi.,
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C.
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ette,
Her attorney. Arthur Johnthe seventh director since
Our county agent Mu,
was making a turn on .1 down
is now in Texas at Lackland navy ship for sea duty. We ful time
founding of the womeWs
: held In First Baptist Church eon, said Thursday, a motion
IMyrtis
Wilsonwill
Join
us
I, Fellowship Hall Sunday even- would be filed toddy or Monday
town street when a side cudill
thinking
Of
You
Also
e he Is
Air
Na branch In
SPECIAL $100
Then
on
our
return
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dumping 500 five-gallon
1
was
there.
Bob Dodge
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as a prelude to an appeal to the
dergoing t ra ining.
' ' Our Larry.
1 : tog. July to, at 5:45.
was..... wasi
tins
of
processed
raspberries
and
I,
and
our
By Marysaa MUSS
better-half
th
e
weekend
visiting
my
Simmons has assumed the du- Oregon Supreme Court.
INTRODUCTION PLIGHT
son. Bob, will return hunts Sun- home for
gislntb Ø,
Ir
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onto the pavement.
la ties 14 Ilimster of Music and She was convicted June
Commissions on worship.
ff1011 FASHION-In the
day after being at Camp SheI- wife Grace Ann. He is station- son and daughter.in-l*W, Jim
Virgials
P,ts'.si
Police estimated about 0 of highlands of Bolivia, tradi.
$500
conce rns, and mission-Ii. ° by on a two weeks training ed In Jacksonville. ' Rev, and Mary, Scotty and )ilchele, s'U. •..4.' '.4 CbsI.
P. 0. Ban 1314
: Youth at TIM $aptlst Church. and fined
-1550 AVIATION PRODUCTStins burst, leaving a .1 inch ditional costumes linger on.
Buchanan, 30, of Seattle,
the
off to see our daughter
Catron
and
will
be
8S*f5E
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The Simmons family moved
Leonard
5s5e14a.
as.,
of goo oflthelfltrsetlo0. This Ind ia n shepherdess
a county grand Bear Lake Methodist Church mission with the Army Re. and Si .
to
te
layer
ll
ois.
refused
Note
Nerds
son-In-law,
Shirley
and
ObI*S
bi
from
: in imte
Mrs. Claudette family have returned home .ft. and
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the names 01 persons she v!ll1u.etat7p.m.Mon4Iyat 5stYeS. '
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grauddaugh.' n. 'i"
where be was serving the jury
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the
o,
(Hawkins)
Tenney
and children er spending a few days in Don Hudson and
rs
'L
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$
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for
interviewed
colorful
poncho and hat
alligators
Shooting
trom
on
thi
the
church.
Membe
l
be
gone
witeis ct.
Brinks tarn- ta rs in Missouri. W il
:
Mildred Raw
of marijuana on the Univa r- ficlal board will meet at I p.m. have been visiting her pa rents, Sarasota with the
which are essential garb
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our
sets"
came
reiOultse
n6d
steamers
ps.
about
ton
days.
early
river
decks
of
ucation. use
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inter of Music and
sity of Oregon campus.
meeting of the Woman's Claude and Rena Hawkins, and Ity. Mrs. Catron now Is a
engers for those who tend the
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3 MILLS IAU OF OVIIDO
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this week... Generally
.
was a sport of pass
is They are reaMing at 1413 Pa.
flocks of sheep, llama and
will
Sidney.
Claudette's
husband,
tient
at
the
local
hospital.
We
thought
ON HIGHWAY 419
Society
of
Christian
Service
Sophie
Hams.
il
ver
but
rFlor
a's
S
Rates
b
id
s.bse,$pt$..
and
river
steam.
is
reasonable
is
right,
for
bound
Stage coach
lorna Avenue.
recovery and what
a
speedy
alpaca In lbs nIOun$1In&amp;
her
Louisiana
wish
Bill,
is
stationed
in
DeBsry
at
Thursday
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kulIP.
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t.-5k.,. is - short
what is right is always reason. w5
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of First Dentist erg brought the first early tour be held at 8 p. in.Byron
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able.
rchasul friends am Invited isis to see the u.tderwater won. the home of Mrs.
Man.
emmmo
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Young
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146,433.06

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TOTAL

LIABILITIES:

Savings Accounts ..........
Advances, Taxes, Insurance ................
Loans in Process ...............
F. H. L. Bank ........
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Jack I. Greene
Robert I. K.ras

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Lucy MsubIsa, Cernputir Clerk
M. L. NicheS, Isp.dir

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J.H.V Hey, First Vice Pre5.
S. P. Dudisy, Seceed Vice Pr.s.
Tress.
Masks liters. Sec'y.
Tress.
Isibsru Nyst, Aut. S.c'y.
Gets. Estrldg., III. Aist. Vice Pros.

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Geergs Teshy, b.c. Vice Pres.

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here was the step that started them on this path of progress.
What may be expected in months to come often can be told by what has gone on in Its past, Since
1934 FIRST FEDERAL has satisfactorily served our community. Because of this and the confidence isv.
entrusted moe* and
era have in our policies that assure them stability, safety and earnings, they have
more money to us.
This same stability has assured our borrowing friends the highly commended courteiss, ceøsldetote
treatment that you expect and admire in a neighbor.
The financial statement shown here tells the slory of past growth for which we thank yeti,
clients. It also will "cue you ha" on the security of the future.

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t.SAVERS who systematically "put by" some of today's earnings are moving
funds
are
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of
Availability
morrow's enjoyment. They know that Safety, Excellent Earnings and
in First Federal's operation.

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prisoners' welfare.
But even with this drawback,
U.S. officials cautiously ac
knowledge that American 01's
in North Wet Ham do not ap.
peartobegtIfl th OMPO
sible treatment from their cap-

William Uttarbiek, Mrs.
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1m RaynOr, Mrs. Jenkin'1
G.orle Chapman, and
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Mama wa. p1.
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a char's of the nursery.
cochairmin of the
HilTon
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am Jeffcoat. Key Fortu.
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cisii cwen, Kathy Ryils,
Elilas Chapman, Tool Echols,
Ann Lea Herman, Suun
soutillward, Laurie TASP"t
CutDebbie Wbitm
jam, Janice Doyle. Dino F
birts and Sue Odham Ducky
smith was registrar.
Offerings from the ch31dn
tctaltd more than O I1Ich
will go for the project Of the
nmy, wolf badge, and Mrs. Mae A11c ck and
and
school,
"Meals For Millions."
badge,
William and Gordon, bob cat pin and wolf
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-i". of a truth thou art the tog wOmen, will attend weekend
in
deliver?h.e
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sessions Judy flSl They *111 be
4g.
followed by abeot ill ditogatie
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death
hid kid hold 'sfl7 $54 COTPOf*hhI3 IS ' city d CbsuilIs
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sea. But I. Mrs. Bruce Gray, Hastings, is
a
waves
:j4 Mo a- rien fir HersdIie
be would the right hand of God Is our president of the Florida ConJer
Society of Christ•isks
Ii. tee Lord who is conscious of OUT encs Womans
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love
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du.ht.r Is In Christ Jesus OUT LOrd. HI the afflUsted Weelan Service ri
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ski deased at his biitb4.Y knows whey . our n
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Mn.
'piety. N. was us earned sway can come to us
b registrar, and Um David ':S.$hsmedeaa0Stt. do tr
J. Cathcart
:bW ohmsow dw a" F
coordinator.
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to pet forth that extra oS It effort • dep Ived child °yei'isu through ti
and attention that am ThIk* the dif.Fester Parent' Plan, with the compal
nd paying the costs. Members of ea
f.zsnea between &amp; Q"Y
one that to
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for ysarL Most companies ..ttls on the on which of 17 countries will be Invol
Lth of time for eae)t award is
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the reward for good work ia$t11P1*0t ysar,butthere
lsflo limit to the nul
a television est, It is usually based on her of times each group can win i
the belief that impious are motivated a*rd.-tbat is, an opportunity to L
come fester parents.
eslvby hopes of personal galn.
Work groups are currently tau
Oae company questioned whether
this was the only way and launched a care of a 9-year-old Filipino girl, all
different kind of quality control pro- ream boy of 11 and a youngster fee
gr am which It reports has paid off In Ecuador.
To the company's pleasant surpeli
startling results.
members of 28 they found that not only all levels
work groups at General Electric's management but also entire funfihes
Large Generator and Motor Depart. employes became personally and kee
meat In Schenectady, N.Y., have been ly Involved. Monthly letters and ph
=Tzrously_for incentive re. tos from each sponsored child are dii
h a ,ama. twist: In. licated to k the family of each .r
plors fully Jrmed.
thee give.
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In at least one respect, the United
States 1aina petty good position to juries' worth of the substance, na
on the Vietnam war to a cesicluslaut, might be a good time to release son
oflton the international market tou
nomatter how long ittakes.
According to Sen. Philip Hart, we dercut each alleged price rigging.
Surely a more modest stockpile.
have enough quinine stockpiled to last
1,142 years at present rates of usage. say 500 years' supply-ought to be e
Also, he says, there is "no foundation ough to cover even the most pessimisi
for the currently popular myth" that forecasts as to the duration of the wa
Americans troops have encountered a
resistant strain of malaria in Vietnam.
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A man that seeks truth and loves
800 p.r tent rise In the cost of quinine
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Last July.Yugostavla months, It was apparent that piers of Brioni Wand,,
liiw0 $i aaof I3ULUIJ5 of
was
ggjng his foot.cell. Adriatic vacation spo
all do economic reform plans In January, Yeljko Vovlc, which all members of the
urrseUy sweeping the E a at a leading Yugoslav Ideologist,
to the air to warn that 1511 Cosuittis had been u
Lucpsáfl emmuniat bloc.
"many"
conservative member$ monad. Tito disclosed the
The Idea was to crest. an
economy based on competition of the party were hindering the or from all party posts of
ant profits, and eventually to reforms and to hint at a party man who had been rated so
establish a hard currency con purge.
.wdu to himself and his p
vertibi. In the West.
In february. PresIdent Tito ,'___
successor.
The United itt.i, which Is himself
the cuda3s. Ad. u'.
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Fallen
from the pinnacle
ie.dt.g uaeing tr.ssthg the party centrat
partner anddoes what it canto mittee, he declared there were Vice President Alek*andar
encourage the Eastern Bloc's those Communists who favored kovic, whose earlier resigns
Indspodeuc. of Moscow, saw the reforms only and actually from the vice presidency
this as a pagemhre step and "worked in a way that was con- was disclosed. Down with
agreed to belp.
testy to the implementation of also went his own right]
man. Svetlslav Stefanovic,
It ncstoon.d osvment on debts the reform."
reform last year head of Yugosla
of $17 Million and arranged Iie said such anti
credits worth $0 million for elements existed even Is the cret police.
Yugoslav purchases of equip- "leading bodies" of the party. Control of the secret p
On July 1, It was disclosed puts a man In any Commi
mint and " 1ary.
mint and machinery for trans- just how high the opposition state in a position aboul
port and agriculture,
powerful as he can hold. B
went.
of wire taps and other ma
spy devices, the implici
was that the two had not
toted at blackmail to act
their ends.
Their efforts ranged f r
blocking legislation to pa
joint enterprises with foi
companies down to Interfer
with factory management.
American economists cii
lug these efforts at reform:
warned that any foot-drag
along the line, either by I
Opposing It as a departure
Marxist-Leninism or out of
of personal loan of inflw
could throw the whole cci
cated mechanism out of
ance.
The result could be icon
crisis and widespread unem
m.nt.
And In VUgoelivis then
ready has been widespread
location caused by rising p
and loan of jobs among Un
ad labor.
For Tft,, tie action ii
that only one rvnsjna of
anfor1'
original three "Titovics" (
rrath
Tithe) closest to him. bill
Page .
Sanford Herald
July 8, 1966 - Diilaa. a former dei*itl
Mier, Is In the ninth of i
WALTRa A. SIIISLOW, DO1TOD £55) PVaLlsu
year
prison sentence for
rMA*K VOLruLssn. It.lU •
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the regime. Ilernal
FUND V AX PELT
KODE1ST ALEZADE5
Is xdvard Ksrd.lj, presido
ASYSflII%ng Ttrøtor
Managing Editor
parliament.
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Golf, the popular gam
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million., has an early him
staff 53hotogrsph.p
Publisbbd daily except $*turday. Sunday and Christmas; pubished of interfering with duty.
Saturday preceding ChrIst'.ai.
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land, parliament issued t
IVBSC1IPTIOS RAIDS
Slum. Delivery
SIc week decrees urging the "golfe'
be abolished In favor of a
my man
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advance.
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whose parilu
exclusively to the use for republlollion of all the local news printed
In this n.wspap.r.
bid passed the third diets
Entsr,4 as second .lass .matter October It. 1115 at lb. Post Office
of $iiaford. Florida. under the Act of Congress of March S. 1117.
Hourly earnings for An
40 part of any material, news or advertising of this edition Of
The Sanford Herald may be reprodue.tl In any manner without can steelworkers now are
written permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any Individual $3.46, compared to $2.61
or firm r.IpoisbIu for such r.prtductIoIs will be cunsi4.r.4 as 1j manufacturing employee
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WASHINGTON (MICA - (Jn effect of contaminated tmmunconventional "black" war led- itlon In Chinese or other bloc
nlques for we In Vietnam are weapons held by Vial Cong can
now being quietly dIacussed a- readily, and happily, be Imagin'mong policymakers.
ed."
The proposals are circulated 2- A plan for publishing two
with backing from some high "black" newspapers for distri.
U. S. o fficials In Saigon.
butlon to the VC, each purport
"Black" techniques n this log to be published by VC headcase would be In issuance of quarters. Each would espouse a
and the publication of different aid. In the Sino Soviet
nlwspmpers and documents by spilt.
U. S. or friendly agents pretend- Much of the content would
Ing to be Viet Cong, North Viet. come directly from Radio biasnames. or Rod Chime. False cow, Radio Hanoi and Radio Feradio broadcasts might be In- king.
eluded. Also Involved would be These papers could also I -.
a hatful of other otfbe:,t Ideas, elude secret instructions from
Hanoi and other high CoinmunSome examples:
1- A plan to put L:rntanll- ist headquarters to local VC
laminated ammunition into political cadre. The orders
Viet Cong hands. It could be would be genuine orders, capissued openly (though not label- lured in battle. The orders cia.ed as faulty) to men known for en, of course, would tie those
their secret VC connections. It the Communists would want to

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lAIn a.edi I. heed be. wedding eereiny, even though
em's spisadid advise Al. .uieetly you hugs to bscoiei
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For
boys
get
skittish
and
pes&amp;v14h. t. a rasietie
S( SIR, It niche just es shy away from a high.preesur.
well 'Whom aw by 11 WM64 female who tl,s to push them
as scespOssO this visa) into a quickie wedding covec. And
'.0517.
happlesse In ushe, iii p
Boys - have the Ides that
not or
gui is just dying to get
CAll 141St Lois L., aged CTOT7
flO, wes an unhappy coed who Dt*lliid.
bed transferred to North- So whoA 700 ShOW little Intell In a weddlig ring, you
weetern University.
wif
Jolt
them
egan.
Dr. Cmi," she b
spiel three 7St, on another It disturbs men to have
their preconceived Was epeet.
collse .amp.
if you are atMeanwhile,
"And, 4sep11. lb. fact I
sty)e
and
ha,e
none
tractive
and
especially, have
d,ies In
thins big it"" at .6sem
of the advertised flaws, such
U dandruff, )1pJft.j, ote, I compliments, than they will
start trying to convince 700
was ua.-datm girt.
- "1*, 1 eo1d rate $ first date that you sheald get married.
Without much trouble, for i At tint, they think
they
an jut irIvini ee geie*l )
Was a ner.ap
p1npse
- contest.
"And, as you can on, my BUt with repeated jelly dates
together, they will seen begin
measurements are OK
"But I couldn't hold the In to forget marriage In general,
t.r,st of bsys. In fact, i do. and actually concentrate on
veloped an Inferiority complex persuading you to be their
wife.
by my sophomore year.
tried t, When Seneca, the Ocroan
"And the '.em
win a steady boy friend, the philosopher, was asked by a
young fellow bow to win a girl
more I lost,
"Be * came here to North. friend, he answered:
western as a as hope. Bu"Go to the archer. Os41 how
how can I avoid whatever was he handles his bowl With one
wrong with me them past hand he pushes it away with
the other he pulls It hick
three years I"
Maybe you readers will re: again."
call the legend about Sit Gala. Girls, you can use this same
strategy, It is called the "rehad.
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terorism, plans for raisI;,-. 'jcs
or toughening political ci'itroIs.
They might include cynic*1 in-

structlor* from Hanoi to put in

cal guerrilla forces In tII front

ranks where they'd suffer the
highest casualties and save
"elite" North Vietnamese .roope
That Is, they'd be orders from
Hanoi which showed We real

face of the Communists and dinclosed to the Vietnamese villagera that Hanoi pulls the strings.
The papers would be publishad "with a straight T*cc' as
though indeed put out by the
Vial Cong themselves,
3- A scheme for Psuing
"black orders" to the Viet Cong

units. These orders would di-

liberately be conflicting -setting

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informed of

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slop and do some mining," he
explained.
"Good idea," I said. "I rarely
take * vacation without doing a
little mining along the way."
Other appliances Included a
cordless electric flour sifter,
"Your wife can have fun
sifting flour while you are trim.
ming hedges and mining," Rob.
bins pointed out.
I thanked him for the tip..
But there's one hum I won't
be taking with me. Its an alec.
tric toy called a "torture track."
That sounds too much like my
last vacation trip,

Just the other day Chairman
Emanuel Cella r, D.N. Y., of the
House Judiciary Committee
moved to stamp out * large
number of the special months,
weeks and days that are ob.
served each year.
Nevertheless, the observance
of cordless Electric Month hap.
pened to come to my attention
and - Cellar notwithstanding
- I'm celebrating it.
As part of the festivities, the Resort Drinkers
cordless elec tric industry coOtraded with Gil Bobbin., ' Hit With Heat
singer and actor, to mike a
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP)
month's tour with his wife and
four children to demonstrate - During the holiday weekend,
when a heat way, blistered
some of its products.
The entire family, plus all of Atlantic City with 100-plus tern.
their luggage and 30 cordless peratures, the resort ran out of
Appliances, are making the trip ice.
Hardest hit were the city's
In a single station wagon.
more
than 200 bars and night.
about
to
depa
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"I'm
, a
cross-country auto trip myself, clubs.
"We had many customers go
so when Robbins stopped off
here this week I called on him away and I don't blame them,"
said an employs of the Rend's.
to see how he does it.
"I'm having trouble finding vous bar and lounge.
room for Only three children " mean, did you ever try to
a guy who want. C Scotlh
and no appliances," I told him,
rocks with no rocks?"
on
the
We hare all aorta of gadgets
"
that make traveling more
pleasant and convenient," Rob.
bins said.
Although skeptical people
He reached Into his beg and considered him "moon mid" at
pulled out a cordless electric the time, Robert Hatchings
hedge trimmer.
Goddard, late Massachusetts.
"Gosh," I said, "That must bore scientist, conducted early ,
come in handy."
research in rocketry. In 1925 at
"It certainly does," he said, Roswell. New Mexico, this for"I wouldn't travel without 05*. ward-looking man fired his
You never know when you maiden liquid fuel rocket. Ills
might want to stop to trim a patents, first used by the flail

Early Bird

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government, we re later employRobbins also ahowe.l me a ad In the U.S. apace piogram, a
eordlsea electric lantern that fact that entitled him to be
itiaps around the head,
known as the father of U.S.
"This is in case we want to Rocketry.
Boys and girls between I and The world p roduced a record
19 years of age can become 4-H 601 million net tons of ingot
Quh ..'.b.ru. ustct the onsa dsr
liii, asesedW to
County Zxtaeio
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rice along certain routets bility. Originally printed, this
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times when govern- hand painted, this staple from
mint
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that happiness Is not dependent
in cars of this newspaper, ensolely on your having a "1k-s.
closing a long stupid, adin front of your siansul
envelops sail 11ft to
dressed
And remember that happiness cover typing sad printing costa
is never a case of 100 per cent
when you seid for c of his
vs. Zerol
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happiness.
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BLACIPOOL, EagI
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be 85 per cent happy,
lam awakened her lather Md
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nurse or secretary or teacher "Go back to bid. Yolve bun
or Dental Assistant.
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from left) Mrs. Voncilie Childers, Mrs. Ann Irwin, Mrs. Karen Miller,
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1 June.
William B. RiCharde donated
Is 35th pInt; Loren Dougherty,
3; Walter A. Cook, 29; Clifford
Proctor, 2$; Anthony J.
h.sna, 24; Laster L. Tills, 33;
phella S. Bennett, 21; WillIam
I. Pressley Jr. and Joseph E.
avrotny, 19; Benjamin Hughes
r. and Robert F. Graham Jr.,
5; Oscar E. B.rtrang aod Bar.
ard D. JaUse, 15; Jerry Lord
ad Russell Fehrman, 14; Gor.
au T. Meyer, 13; Arnold L.
load and Robed E. McKee. 11;
Franklin Montgomery a o d
ion M. Swain, nine; Vernon
. McNeil, sight; Robert C.
arter, seven; Eugene D. Dim.
nock, six; Fred Conway and
leo McKendree, live; Eva S.
:handler, Ray T. Gilnes, Ro.
)ert H. Schultz, David B. Lee
end Vernon B. Fuller, four;
lerald W. Mutter, three; John
. Baldwin, William P. Brad.
es, William F. Sayer, Garry
C. Miller, B. J. Crain Jr., Lewis
Wade and Hubert B. Edmonds,

50% Mille rayon, 50% cotton
dresses, roll-up sleeve or sleve.

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James C. Wargo Jr., Price
Penick. Donald B. Brooks,
Howard Britten, Barbara Bror.
up, Thomas Cook, Dayne B.
Clemmer, A a r o n McMIUian,
Phillip H. Logan, Robert B.
Tindall, Robert L. Brooks,
Daisy Illnojsia, Thomas Cook
S. !.r,
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Brown, Michael F. Hunt, Peter
S. Woifrath, Jackie Crumpten,
John B. Saxon, Thomas 31.
Fiedler, Steve D. Rogers, Leon.
ard G. Fanuel, Stephen J. Conover, Robert J. FcrteU, Lewis
G. Kontos, David I. Lanning,
Jerome Stolta, Albert G. Love,
Charles M. Sawyer, Robert
Murrie, James N. Ilouchin,
Claude F. Meadows, Willlam C.
Richardson, Clyde Long, Joseph
Calderaro Jr., Mario H. Clan.
toni and David 3. Wilson.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - The
U.S. Customs Service hds offered to pay up to $500 for ideas

which would reduce the vast
amount of paper work It now
uses to collect your money.
The service says it now uses
36 million pieces of paper .i year
to collect $2.5 billion In revenue.

It Is offering between 1100 and
$500 for usable suggestions received by Sept. 30.

Found Steady Job
IOWA CITY (AP)

Soiled rugs; clean 'em up for dur.

100 Babcock

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Vietnam anti other world issues,
officials reported today.
The Rritih leader will have
a one-day conference with Johnsun July 29 and retun; home
ininteliittely.
Topping their program will be
differences that have arisen
over the new American bombin policy in North Vietnam.

Paper Work Cut
Ideas Are Sought

Assorted

LARGE TOWELS
IN ASST. COLORS
AND STYLES.
1112.'S pr. DOle....$7 pr. PRINTS, STRIPES.

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AND HANGING TYPES.
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VACATION Church School at Bear Lake Methodist Church will be from
I untfl 11t46a. Monday through FtIday, followed by a picnic on Sa
urday. Among teachers preparing material for the school are (seated,
from left) Mrs. Voncille Childers, Mrs. Ann Irwin, Mrs. Karen Miller,
and Mn. L.eOna Tompkins; (back) Mrs. Cindy Coulter, Mrs. Jean Muel.
(Herald Photo)
hr. Miss Carol Irwin, and Rev, J. Robert Miller.

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Grove, of 3515 Orlando
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specialist 4.

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some with sleeves. Dacron poly.
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patent.
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$
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In bright Hwatian prints, Poc.
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AND HANGING TYPES.

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in and lull sizes.
Permanent Press
AA
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0mb,. Strips
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al for student's
0
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Permanent Press
1.
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$7

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ASST. COLORS
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Seminole County Blood Bank
records show 77 persons contri.
buted blood during the month
of June.
WUliam B. RiCharde donated
his 35th pInt; Loren Dougherty,
30; Walter A. Cook, 29; Clifford
F. Proctor, 2*; Anthony J.
Chesna, 24; Laster L. TM, 23;
Ophelia S. Bennett, 21; WillIam
Pressley Jr. and Joseph E.
Zavrotny, 19; Benjamin Hughes
Jr. and Robert F. Graham Jr.,
16; Oscar E. Bertrang and Bernard D. JaUee, 15; Jerry Lord
and Russell Fehrman, 14; (3or.
don T. Meyer, 13; Arnold I..
Hood and Robert E. SIcK.., 11;
Franklin Montgomery an d
Leon M. Swain, nine; Vernon
C. McNeil, eight; Robert C.
Carter, seven; Eugene D. Dim.
mock, six; Fred Conway and
Glen UcKendre., five; Eva S.
Chandler, Ray T. Glines, Re.
bert H. Schultz, David E. Lee
and Vernon R. Fuller, four;
Gerald W. Mutter, three; John
C. Baldwin, William P. Bridges, William F. Strayer, Garry
C. MiUer, B. J. Crain Jr., Lewis
Wade and Hubert B. Edmonds,
two.
First time donors Included
James C. Wargo Jr., Pi'ICS
Penick, Donald R. Brooks,
Howard Britton, Barbara Brorup, Thomas Cook, Dayne S.
Clemmer. A a r o a McMillian,
Phillip H. Logan, Robert 5.
Tindall, Robert I.. Brooks,
Daisy Hinojsta, Thomas Cook
Jr.. Albert J. Leary, Larry S.
Brown, Michael F. Hunt, Peter
Wolfrath, Jackie Crumpton,
John B. Saxon, Thomas M.
Fiedler, Steve D. Rogers, Leon.
ard G. Fanuel, Stephen J. Cone
over, Robert J. Ferrell, Lewis
G. Kontos, David L. tanning,
Jerome Stolti, Albert C. Love,
Charles M. Sawyer, Robert
Murrie, James N. lfouchln,
Claude F. Meadows, William C.
Richardson, Clyde Long, Joseph
Calderaro Jr., Mario M. Clan.
toni and David J. Wilson.

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LONDON (AP) - Prime
Minister Harold Wilson will fly
to Washington July 129 to confer with President Johnson on
Vietnam and other world issues,
officials reported today.
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a one-day conference with Johnson July 20 and return home
immediately.
Topping their program wifl he
differences that have arisen
over the new Anierkan bomb.
ing policy In North Vietnam.
Paper Work Cut
Ideas Are Sought
The
WASHINGTON (AP)
U.S. Customs Service h.s of.
fered to pay up to $500 (or ideas
which would reduce the vast
amount of paper work it now
uses to collect your money.
The service says it now uses
36 million pieces of paper .s year
to collect $2.3 billion in revenue.
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IOWA CITY (AP) - Otto
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1923 to win a Job with the Chi.
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Vogel, 68, Is retiring this year
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to the screen totally appeal of "Born Free" must go What the Adamsons did, the
faithful to the charm and to Virginia
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weekday through July 29. Mrs. Josephine Ross (top) hands out materiall to Charles Glazier, Bobby Fllehs, and Charles Daniel. In Mrs. Elizabsth Wngla class (bottom) are Kelly Denton. Dennis Driggors, Charles
RAYS, Chuck Starrett, Anita Bowen, Sandris Evans, Patti Evans, Kimbarly Kinnalrd, and Laura Tallant.
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headquarters city for the party
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Seminole County retail bust- eaional drop, however, and luring the corresponding per.
continues to climb over wt an indication business Is on ted of 1965. May collections in
"as C
3eminole County reached $119,.
kst you'. according to sales tax a decline,
Straughn reported gasoline 156.17.
collection figures released by t
ax collections also are climb. Of the amount of gasoline tax
J. Ed Straughn, director of th
e 'ng up to $125,210.15 for last collected last month, $3,s4l.86
Florida Revenue Commission, month compared to $100,763.67
was returned to the county as
During June of this year sales
its share.
tax collections In the county tø'
5.
talled $106,167.05, compared to Electorate
rive
uecroroie
$103,77040 taken in during the
CouponDowry
same mouth of 1963.
LONDON (UPI)
Jon's
By
June collections this year (lId
Beaumont, 44, advertised in a
drop slightly from the total for Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, London newspaper for a wife.
May, which was $107,059,57. chairman of the Seminole lie offered a dowry of 4,500
't'bIs Is recognized as , a normal
County Democratic executive gift redemption coupons from
conunittee. announced his or- cigitrette packs.
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ganiLation will sponsor a con
certed voter registration drive
ego.
Notice
IX
CIRCUIT COURT
'ili- in the county.
reem 3 'is'ii ,ai'nu'utl.
ITH
tiire ii A. FOR 1E9115051( "It's a crying sin and a
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLOR.
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shame," he stateil, that with ins, Is .153) I-oH %I.iIIlSfll.IC
CRAXCENT X01.
3) I V 0 N C 1.
approximately 36,000 persons
50 ISIS
PAULINS PATRICIA
TT)Th, qualified by age and residence
toi'icu or cvii' is
IORT0AUE FORNVLO5ER
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to register, only 19,000 persons
WILLAHI) OSCMI TATAR d
were registered and thus cllgiSOTICE TO .LPPEAR
blo to vote in the last primary. atlon,
Plaintiff.
'TOt MR. wILLARD OH C A fl Only 160 persons have rug.
stored since the books i-cop. FltHE'Elt1Ci' K. WYMAN and
CL 5TRIT
EILEIN H.
CAPITAL, ilr.IuHTH,
ened.
WYhIAN. his rdife
,
MARYLAND
It
has
been
pointed
out
that
'rut
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'0T1.
.DEll1CK E. WYMAN
YOU ARE IMIFRY
and
P'l% that a Complaint for Dl. while Lake County is smaller
lItKKNh lI
vo tes has boon tIIel *E;inhI
wife
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an
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Seminole, 29,000 persons
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and yes are required
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a copy , your answer or plead; are registered there.

Demos

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SANFORD ATLANTIC
NATIONAL BANK
ratorporasee 1527

AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF
SANFOh, FLORIDA
STATEMENT OF CONDITION

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AS OF

JUNE 30, 1966
COMPTROLLEIVS CALL

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inlit to the complaint on the
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YOU ARK llr,Rr,IIY NOTl.
Pisiatitt)i attorney. HARVEY
VIED that a Complaint to tareO8.
14C F.IN F,
COULTX3% P. 0. Box 111114. Forest
close n, certain mortmage encumcity. IPI#rtda, &amp;nd file the oft- NW ORLEAN4 fAl'i --- A berinir the following described
gmat anSwer or pleating in the

oftica at the clerk of the Circuit

city can outlaw obscene movies realLotproperty,
13, IIWCK

to-wit.

drive-in theaterscreens
Of Atietutit, 1944. It you fall to 46 ble to passing
no, &amp; teocrati, pro conf*aso will be
taken against you for the retitot 3th -'U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-

d.*snds

Peals

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UlU7 i.rw
Cositer
Ittorney, for Plaintiff
Publish July L 11, 22, 39. 19 4
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harvey

says.

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In Plat
Book 12. Pages 16 and it.
MIbIle Itecorilpt of Seminole

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permanently Insts,1144:

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flsa' CIIICVII' ('fliRT 01' t:ieturing Company Pension I'ien Mortgage A,oct*tinn, a corpor.
$TII Jt't)it'l ti ('Iii. ui:stvol fleeenit,er P, it4i,
THE
;,tion .)rganiae.l uniter an Act of
l'laintlft. Cnngri, anti existing pursuant
CVII'. i' .t?dI) FOR NEI4I%()l,It
is

to the Federal National store.
gage Association Charter .lct,
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having Its principal office in the
fleten,Iants. City of Washington, District of
NORM.IND OAONI',
Plaintiff,
S(YrICI: PS' 5Al.h
Columbia. Plaintiff. Term s%
NOTICE IS hiEllF.HY OIVI-N FhtUL)ERICK I-. WYMAN and
that on the 35th day of July. EILEEN It. WYMAN, his elf.
ROSE MARIE GAGNE,
Defendant. 1911 at 11:00 A. 21. at the west Defendants. mu you are requiret
ottca oP SUIT
door of the Court house of Semi. to serve a copy of your Answer
TO, ROSE MARSH 1AO 4E
nob County, at Sanford. Florida, or other pleading to th.Com.
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Lot 59, O,'.RLNI

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ilU.LS, Atlantic National 19-ink tiultding,
a ccording t the plat then.. P. 0. Drawer Z. H;,nfurd, Florida,
of an recorded in Flat honk and file the original Answer or
23. Pages 53 ant di. Puhilo other pleading In the office of
Records of a.minoie County, the Clerk of the ( 'ircuit Court
R.
STPil'HN.
servo up,n ON
Florida.
on or before the 10th day of
Attorney,
whose
together
with all structure s, Im. August. A. D.. 1 44. It you tail to
SON, Plaintttr.
address te post office Drawer provlm.nt.. tl*turss, appliances do not, a dccl.. pro confess. will
One, P.r* Park, florida, a copy ant appurtenance, on s*id lan(i he taken against you for th ore.
of your written l.t.n..s to the or used in conjunction therewith. lilt demanded in the Complaint.
Compla at in said suit on or be.
The aforesaid sale will be
This Notice .h.di b4 published
fore the Ith dip of August. 1555, mails pursuant to a final 4ecr.e once C week for four consecutive
and the eriinei ot eald written of fore4oe,i,e •ntere,l In 4'!han. weeks in This
ht.re14 m
defenses shall b. flied with the ecry .ctton u. I9
H'W peni. newspaper
circulated in 8øml.
..,erg of .cI,I Court. -Inc purpose log in the clr.u11 Court of the note County, Florida.

of ee.Id - s1t is to obtain divorce Ninth Ju'livli (Ircitlt of ant for
of and fr •m the Defendant, Seminole County, Florida.
DATHI) this 5th day of July,
ROSE MARIE GAGNE.
WITNSI$ my hand as Clerk 1944.
Arthur II hlu.,'kwlih, Jr.
and the seal of salt Court in
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Sanford, 5.nslnol. County, Fi,,r.
fly: Aria J. Lunlitilist
Ida, this the 5th day of July,
Deputy Clerk

Vltfl 'ten H.rg &amp; Gay
(SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Clerk of circuit Court
125 East Church Street
By Martha 1'. Vlhlen
I ItO ?lrst Federal ItuiilIii
()rla nib. F'i.'rI.t.,
Deputy Clerk
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Publish July I, 1, 2.
156'iI Publish July X. 1)4.;
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Loans and Discounts

$ 7,673,567.36
Less: Reserve For Losses On Loans
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- $ 7,641,849.03
Banking House ...... .............. ..........................................
118,361.87
Furniture &amp; Fixtures ... ............... ................................................................................
97,625.30
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Federal Reserve Bank Stock -- ----- - ------------------------------------- -- - -- - ----------- - ---- ------------ -30,000.00
Other Resources 600541.67
Customers Liability Under Letters of Credit --- ----- - ---- - • -----------.... -•
1230000.00
U. S. Government Obligations
. ............ .... - -- --$ 394030905.21
Other Bonds and Securities
1,910,485.38
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Model $O'C
COUNTY, PLOKiD.%,
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FIRST NATIONAL. CITY liA'FC, the aho,e.styiet suit, the short
Trustee, the Philip ('trey ?.Innu- title of which is Federal National

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dramatic scene from "
Iltirper," now showing at
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combined calls for July and
NOVO Too Late," starring Paul
August by 41,000 men, the be- Ford and Maureen O'Sullivan In comedy about
tense Department announced couple having baby after reaching well Into mid.
dlenge.
today.

P'or C.,njnole County, Fiori,Ia,

THE-ORANGE

TAMPA (AP) - A close,I&amp;

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RINGWORM - NNOUS
Credit for the success of the
The symptom an IwMW#
film must go. not only to the burning
I a-' beltoweeirs
stars, but to the people behind the wes. seal
mew peouseg OR
the cameras; to producers Sam soles. At the
slim Of noJaffe and Paul Rmdln; to direc- Feei.l.
tor James 11111 anti screenplay trates deep! to
to give instant re.
writer Gerald I.. C. Copley; to
John Hurry, who contltonetl and conceic', heals tender ", helps
prevent reinfection. Get a bottk
conducted the music; and, of today on a money-back guaran.
course, to Joy Adamson who tee. At all dru counter.. A
all
showed It could be done.
aw
Companion flint is "40 tAboratnries
Pounds of Trouble," starring
Tony Curtis anti Suzanne PleDOWNTOWN SAWN9

Itself, he would submit to
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paign strategy meeting Ja
scheduled here Saturday by
the 21-member Democratic I's.
ecuUvs committee.
Pat Thomas, of Quincy, new.
state party chair.
-elected
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aver while I "goofed on" ks a Forest City~. Rensy's
dlag Sued&amp; wag Mr. and Xm
few days. Mn. Yarmer in a parents an Mr.and Mrs. bestraimmie" and accompanied
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Dayton. fl5; HWY 7org
MEMO TO M*. V FROM
Muon) . the altar by her brother,
opesing, whisk will be inamac.
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PERSNICKETY PENPAL 1
ad at a
diets. and
Heals, 1iraI*ihia, Ala.; Mt
The solemnity and beauty of
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and Mrs. James MenriB and
a "perfect wedding" can be ha'
W" suie te very latest In
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family Term park; Mr. and
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DEA HERVISH, on a recent
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worshiiL kick,"
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"chewed out" the flower girl - those sunlndui*d flecks on
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etewuds with Natlos.l Air.
yet such glamor girls as Be.
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(his sister, Mayan).
the face over which almost er
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man it Eggar, Julie Christie,
Uses, based at Miami. Me was
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Ronald entered the church, cry woman more than 12 Years Doris
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and
Day, Joan Crawford
graduated from Seminole High
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., Two. presideft of this Southern
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a I did Missiles many times have you heard He crossed over to the flower Now York fashion trado pub. their Went&amp; Fimckles becme a
Branch d the Allderman ram.
s Wear Daily. part of Uw whole famillAr. acIly. jumom" that the awheris
Ruse Division. Not Content to that you're only as old as you girl and in a loud, clear mono' lication Women'
the Jetme filles without Any sm- cepted persolliality.to
rest as her laurels ...on
the
Branch d do Alderman Tsm.
dream feel. Hogwash I The question tone, accused, "Mayan, YOU kits are painting them on to
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U7 will held
or
auldidn't
wait
for
met"
here
Is not one of age
make up for this deficiency.
became a reality when Is was
union at Camp Montgomery lo.r,
Spreading like the pox, the
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cated
as
state
reed
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Is
spot fever
expected to
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of
Keystone
Heights,
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come contagious soon among
NE. AND MRS. ROBERT ELL1Ow.eao,
rigid flight program with fly. to whether YOU can "bear up"
17 event will begin at
fashion-conscious ladles In this A new liquid product is u.. ______________________________________ The
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for
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dy reiterated some of her ez be ady eye on ever, sweet curve The Wesleyan Service Guild is the way Amelia Bassin, an over th nail, cuticle, tip and
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to conclude U a bikini Is off, of the First Methodist Church executive for Paberge, reacts to
perlences and the host of
Highlights of the re union will 1, Mrs. Ritchie Harris
underside of lingers. m. mane
Ala., arrived Saturday
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monthly
Its
limits
for
you.
The
mirror
will
will
hold
bellies she has met.
freckles. The firm
Include
an Inspirational address
reflect the bare facts,
meeting on Monday, July 11, at make them a part of its out- ulacturen says it is foninulat. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Ice and noon for a visit with her daugh. by
bubbly with excitement as
Marcus Waiters of Apopka; ad with an ingredient designed daughter, Sheldona, of Rock ter, Mrs. 0.
7:30 p.m. at the home of Miss doorsy Western look for fail.
rattled ou mod on over bar new
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pleasure
move
men"SUMMER FASHIONS this Mable Chapman on the Old "M next step after putting to re
Port, hid., were houseguests
glamorous career.
fly and her son, S. B. Ray, and recognition of newlyweds; new
on natural-colored freckles.- tion from both habits.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winkler family, She also will visit an. babies; oldest and youngest
Her advice to all young wom season are created from a va Monroe Road.
asked
to
she says, 'will be matching
are
riety
of
mem
be
rs
delicate
filmy
fabrics
All
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this week,
en who are interested In pur.
other daughter, Mrs. Nancy members present; the largest
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an effort to attend and all them to the color of a dress. For The influence of buckles us'
make
Tidwell, at Oak Hill.
suing
a
career
with
the
airlines
but
foundation
designers
still
-family
present,
and
the
person
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traveling the greatest distance purple dress."
shoo designer, Roger Vivier, on and children, Susie and Gary, Mrs. Pearl Welch
She has been flying since log bra back. There is nothing
left
this
to
attend.
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Even
though
the
Lilly
"ache
his much-worn, much in-style of Fayette, Ala., are vacation- week for a visit with
March and has found th e osso. - but nothing - less feminine
relatives All persons belonging to the .
firm
makes
a
product
to
hide
a
wide
buckled shoes, has gone lng with Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. In Parrish, Ala., and
elation with all types and see. and downright ugly than the
bridge of brown dots, this corn- to the head.
on to Alderman Family are invited
Wide buckled bar. Sides this week.
lag various parts of our country elastic and brass necessary to
Chicago for a visit with her and urged to attend.
puny too is happy that freckles
t~ to be most educational and y hold milady's underpinnings at
daughter,
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warding.
cover of
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Freckles have
ye been coming in headwear. Styled In shine- born and daughters, Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webster
Into focus for some time now, stone, wood, silver and gold Martha, and Mrs. Bobby Wil- and children of Jacksonville Us pitcher or ladle If You want
word.," she exclaimed as she dressed gal Insists on wearing
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an about face the ugly bra do. an Interesting vacation. Mrs. centiy painted up some freckleAla., and other points In
of matrimony,
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tracts from her otherwise well Snyder first attended the 25th faced femmes for photo stills.
The quiet elegance of the area.
James Bradley returned
groomed appearance. A frilly reunion of her graduating class Some New York modeling Orient has worked its magical
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home after a vacation with riel.
skini During my vacation, i lace trimmed lull slip lends from Marietta College In Mar. agencies report an increasing charm into beautifully design.
Mr, and Mrs. Shelton Hardin atives in Rock 11111, S. C.
demand for cute miscs with a ed b
wide s.l.ctlen of
rocade lingerie set cases. and children have returned to
was guest at a fashionable re- imagination to the fashion letta, Ohio.
sprinkling
of
pepper
across
pert
cotton s..nvckers,
She then went to New Spring'
Sprigs
of
sort near Asheville and felt like 5CCfl and Is far more eye-&amp;Pdainty
flower
bud
their
home
di.
in
Pleasanton,
Mr.
and Mrs. Kirby Sellers
Testv,ed r.yeiw
e5.
- a gal from the dark ages In a pealing to your hindsight ob' field, Ohio, to visit a sister,
signs scattered over a solid an. Calif., after a visit with his and children, Robert, Danl and
and .thi,,wr1nIle.
fli.15On
the
other
hand.
Mrs. Darrel Bacon, and a bro*apless, above-the-knee, cas. servers.
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bare
look
is
also
the
ther,
Donald
Snyder,
and
their
ual frock in contrast to the
kles as a beautvogus for just mood of an oriental landscape. aunt, Miss Sarah Burns, and log Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellars
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daytime fashion vogue, but gals families. Then to Chesterland, any woman.
kini scene,
Ho is the veteran A three piece set includes large brothers, Who, of Enterprise, here, and Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Hemlines have risen so high who are allergic to a razor and Ohio, to visit another brother makeup man who takes time and small lingerie cases and
James, of Deflary, and William Jennings in DeLand, left milady's
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and Vernon, of Sanford.
Thursday for a visit with Mrs
Ill fin. f.brlcs
cosmetic tricks to entertaInwould represent fashion a I n low-cut fashions like the plague, Snyder.
Sellers' brother, Henry SlOafl,
She came home by way of ment celebrities to rush to TexP.,h Ass. 323.0311
mode In the current season's There is nothing more offensive
Mrs. Bertie Ray of Parrish, and other rela tives In Cocos.
Travel mates in various lug.
m
trend, Watching the gals (all than a cool crisp dress bordered Washington, D. C., anti visited as or Washington
gage
sixes
are
roomy
enough
to
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ages) flaunting the bare look with unsightly blotches of hair a brother, Maj. liollis F. Sny.
tac-along on any trip. In lovs.
women.
der, Ret.
was hilarious, but to make the and stained unmentionables.
ly floral print vinyl, the" lug.
"Fireckles
Is
a
part
of
the
summer
is
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Mrs. Beaula Thornton left by
skin.
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bidders by the young." he says. You have a choice of hatbox,
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plane for Canton. Ohio, to visit "But it Is Wl
Granted, everyone likes to be
thinking
0
Flaherty-Wray
relatives for about three weeks. mature woman to believe that tote or potite can-yall.
"in," but the bare look, sadly,
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The
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low back or a plunging neck. Announced
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line. Cut-outs call for a slender Evelyn Flaherty of Lake
figure and good legs, Hoisted ilarv. and Russell Adams of
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or chubby knees, And bikinis final plans for their wedding.
summerfims
are for the favored few with me marriage will be solemnfirm youthful bodies that have ized on Sunday, July 10, at 3
coolants to
never battled the bulge,
p.m. at Lake Mary Communcaress your lips
Your figure can be whistle. ity Presbyterian Church with
bait as you sashay through the the Rev. Atlee Stevens official.
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as
amy a
office In basic black, but gir.
only
die. are "out" with bikini.. All friends and relatives of
Even the slightest midriff bulge the couple are cordially Invited
REMESTICK can
JJ
bolts twice lbs SIZ, bordered to attend the ceremony and re
WVENDER
top and bottom with two WISPS ceptlon immediately following
of brightly colored fabric,
at the Church Educational
W.'r.
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Foreman Presentation of "Dom tainly will be enhanced
When, as In the book, Elsa
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their work here returns to the jungle, "Born
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They lived with the lions for Free" achieves an unexpected
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Adamsons Inter, eight movie.maklng months, note of wistfulness, And, when
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took them for lung, friendly family and proudly shows off
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capture - the grandeur and swimming with
t em. Miss Mc' as any first visit of a newborn
beauty, the loneliness and eel. Kenna anti her husband ach. baby to his grandparent,.
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lands where ieved a rapport with the and.
In effect. "Horn Free" is a
lions are born free."
mass that
had hitherto been very human picture about very VIRGINIA McKenna and Bill Travers are starred
1% gory told in Pelitav'
sloin known only to Joy Adamson human people and a very hu. with Elsa
and Colu lacolor is
the lioness of "Born Free," the Colum.
and her husband Geortre, a Ken. man lioness named
Elsa- "Born bia Pictures and Carl Foreman screen presentsbest-

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accommodate the Meg line
awaiting $ dames With Mr-and
a group of prominent matrons
standing Is 1e to break on the ed her eleventh bIrtd, bogaith curves
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(SEAL)
Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court

Ii)': Martha T. VIhien, D.C.

CLEVELAND, HTEPhli-:NSON &amp;
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Attorney, for Plaintiff
P. 0. Drawer 7.
Suite 515. Sanford Atlantic Na.
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Chairman of the Board
II H. HODGES
President

GEORGE D. BISHOP
Sanford, Florid*
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Executive Vice President
MRS. LOVice Dirti?dltIIOLDER
H. D. ROWLAND
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Pi-ldent &amp; CSèhjer
D. T. MATHEWSI_4*.
Assistant Vice Fr*nt
MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY
Assistant Cashier
C. C. LONG, JR.
Assistant cubist
R. R. WRIGHT, JR.
Assistant Omahift
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W. SCOTT BURNS
Manager, Florida Power A
Light Co.
Sanford, Florida

Bank
of Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Florida
H. B. POPE
President, H. H Pope Company

WILLIAM V. HEMPIULL
President, Hemphill Pontiac-Buick
Sanford, Florida

Sanford, Florida
A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR.

Atlantic National

President Shomker Construction

H. H. HODGES
President
ROBERT S. LEE
Cattleman
Oviedo, Florida
Execu ;
ebVl?President

Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Company, Inc.
Sanford, Florida
IRA S. SOUTHWARD
President, Southward Fruit
Company, Inc.
Sanford, Florida
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CPO, Shrine Resume

Elks and Kiwanis drew first
CPO and Shrine, two teams
who split even in four games round byes, while Civitan ad.
Ibis season, meet again today vunced Wednesday with * win
at 4:10 p.m. us the Junior over Rotary.
Also on tap today at -1:30 is
t.e!g1.1e City Tournament rea contest between the Yanks
strines at Pinehurst Field.
- The winner goes against Ki- anti Panthers to decide the
wania itt the semi-finals Mon. Western I'ueWee winner. Tb.
day, Elks anti Civitan meet. in victor meets the Rebels (East
Monday's other semi - final cnn kirs) for the city title
next week.
round.
In the only city play Thurs.
clay night, Penney's and LongSoftwood picked up Metro Softball wins at the expense of
ity
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Winning pitcher Terry Chris-tenson hit a home run and
cfan
d ings1)on
Hopkins added three hits
as Penney's whipped Cobia, 11cIiUiLCII sorrll.tLL
7 2 10, in a b-inning contest. Don
.L'Ln*t Baptist
7 2 Griffin homercd for Cobia.
nlghts of Columbus
6 4
Dick Miller, L. Kirby and D.
Pinecrest Aseniby
3 6 Hutson all had three hits fur
Finecrest Baptist
0 S Longwood in its 20.2 win over
Church of GotI
Chase. One of Miller's hits was
METRO SOFTBALL
7 0 a home run, backing up the
Quality MI!
4 2 winning slants of Harold Helms.
Pinecrest Rexall
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Penney's 2
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or Bullpen
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G.YsIEM TODAY
a game this season, went to
JunIor League Tournament
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Thursday's night game against
Shrine vs. Rotary, 4:30
time Boston Red Sox, anti asked
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to be assigned to the Yankee
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relief corps.
(At Ft. Mellon)
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Church
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linecrt't Baptist v. First
loose, but after a couple of
Baptist. 8:15
innings, he seems to lose the
G,-tSIES MONDAY
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"We discussed the problem
(At pinehurst)
ant
decided putting him in the
Elks vs. Civitan, 4:30
Kiwanis vs. Shrine-CPO winner, bullpen would be the best
7:30
Ford, who had an operation
Church Softball
on his left shoulder for a cir(At Ft. Mellon)
vulatory problem in the winter
Church of God
-- vs. I'incercst
of 1961,
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Baptist, 7:30
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how It feels."
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McCarver will be making their
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tnr,in was urn fh'tt t-hnh'. In
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Baltimore. Tony Oliva of Mmhglng and ailing but still dan. nesota and At Kallne of Detroit
gerous slugger. was left off the as the starting outfielders. 'ía:
American League All-Star team appeared in the 1963 AU-Star
for the first time In 13 years game. lie was selected last
today as the squad was filled for year, but withdrew because of
the annual classic with the Na- injury.
tional League next TuabduY at Colavito, eighth in the voting.
was named for the third
St. Louis.
Minnesota Manager S a m straight year and the seventh
Mete, who will direct thd Amen- since 1939. Agee, a 23-year-old
can All-Stars in St. Louis' liusch sensation, was chosen as the
Stadium. named Carl Yatrzem. White Sax' lone representatIve
ski of the Boston Red Sos. Roc. despite his 10-tb place choice by
ky. Colavito of the Cleveland opposing players, managers and
and rookie Tommie coaches.
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Agce of the Chicago White Sax Mdc picked the Twins' Earl
Battey and Baltimore tousle
as reserve outfielders.
The 35-year-old Mantle, who Andy Etchebarren to back up
ranks seventh In baseballs all- starting catcher Bill Freehan of
time home run derby with 48, Detroit.
reportedly was omitted by Mele Mete followed the voting in
picking Norm Cash of Detroit as
at tile request of the Yankees.
Bothered by a shouider all his first baseman behind rookie
pent and a chronic knee condi- starter George Scott of Boston;
tion, Mantle got off to a slow second baseman Bobby Rich
start this season and was hitting ardaon of New York behind the
only .230 when players, manag. Angels' Bobby Knoop, and Mittera and coaches voted the start- nesota slugger Harmon Kille
brew as understudy to third
Ing fielders June 23.
...Ilowever. he got hot at bat a baseman Brooks Robinson of
was
Killebrew
few days later and. despite a Baltimore.
pulled groin muscle, along with named for the sixth year and
his other physical troubles, set a Richardson for the fifth.
The Twins' manager dug deep
major league record by hitting
eight homers in six gaines. The and selected Jim Fregosi of the
spree boosted his season home Angels as his No. 2shortstop
behInd the Tigers Dick McAurun total to 13.
Mantle appeared in All Star lute.
games from 1933 through 1962, Detroit placed five on the 23and then again in 1964. lIe was player team. Baltimore and
-named to the 1963 and 1963 Minnesota each had four- playsquads, hut withdrew because of ers chosen; Cleveland three.
California, Boston and New
- injuries.
Yastrzemskl, struggling to York two each, and Chicago.
end a prolonged sluni3 which Kansas City and Washington
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mdaz*
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ballotingfor outfielders wflh3t -Sit
votes. H. also has played first
for Atlanta.
Tradition has been that AflStir maneasra edict the isthati.
tutu who were second to voting.L
ON iN BRANDS
But Alston made another cicepHon besides Alou, in choosing
Hunt for second base Hunt was
sixth In the players' bsuowtg
Bill Mazeroski of Ptttsourgh
was third behind Morgan and
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Star squad was completed today with the selection of 10
more players, including Los An.
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Houston's injured Joe Mgan
as the starting second baseman,
The selections were made by
Dodger Manager Walter Alston
who picked Felipe tlou of
Atlanta as a reverse first baseman although he received votes
as an outfielder in the players'
poll. Alston will manage the Nationals in the game Tuesday at
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Boiling
of
1pick
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the
first
4¼
innings
list in
Good hit no throw.
in the fifth, but this time he no. A three-run rally in the sev- I
-That's the story of Don Drys against the Braves, throwing but the throw went wide and he
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effort, but the bit- wild twice and hitting n batter Braves had two runners In scot- 1 pihed t of it,
tnth gave them a 5-3 margin
dale's latest the throwing and once. In the last tour innings, i ing position.
Drysdale the hitter then took Ernie Banks doubled In tIm. 'urst
ting overcame
over.
He led off the outtom of run, and Byron Browne singled
the
Los
though,
the
hitting
took
over
as
Drysdale
then
hit
Mack
Jones
enabled
Drysdale and
Angeles Dodgers to overcome he rapped singles three times. with a pitch, loading th' bases, the fifth with a single and across the second and scored
The big right-hander's difft- 1 before Hank Aaron cracked a reached second, then led off theihe third on Randy Hundley's
A11..14. 3.2 Thursday night.
seventh with a single and sacrifice fly.
Drysdale. who has hal num• cuities started In the third In twGrun single.
third But Los Angeles
1
New York blew a five-run
.rsna pitching problems this fling with two Braves on base The Dodgers' onetime ace reached
get a run either time.
lead, saw Philadelphia tit thL'
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of his hits finally produced a eighth-Inning homer, but then
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run. Withthegametied22, Wes won it with three runs in the
at third and two out in ninth. Al Luplow doubled in the I
FIRECRACKER HOWLING tournament winners Pete Petersen (center),
the eighth inning. Drysdale ii1e-beeaklng run for the
and Dick Schaeffer (right) receive trophies and cash awards from tour'
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grounded to eltoet and heat It and Lary Elliot's iourne
ournamen nament manager Jack Kanner at Jet Lanes after big holiday tournamentout for a TU*IC0Tlfl
out
CYOWU.
brought in two more run5.
Petersen
won
the
A
division
and
Schaeffer
took
the
Class
B
In other National
games Thursday, San Francisco
Contestoutalugged Cincinnati I.S. Chicago edged Pittsburgh 3-4 and
New York topped Philadelphia
usual the nationally televised g.iini offensive standouts for All,
ATLANTA (AP)-The
vi.
All-Star curbs have been put on that there are numerous defen gaines.
and Morgan both trying to give com titive matches w h Lie for them at the proper time.
the defense for Saturday night a sive standouts on both si'i.uis "Now they pick a lot of play. In the American League. De.
By John A. $polaki
4 New
troit
nipped
Minnesota
America
Fo'tbail
capable
of
ruining
the
best
of
ers
who
were
defensive
York
downed
Boston
i-2
and
The
Fifth
Annual
Maryland
the
game to each other with Schaeffer finished with a 177 The highest individual games
Coaches MI
of the entire tournament fit
Game, but West Coach Tommy fenses.
Fried
Chicken
'Fire
Cracker
chueffer
finally winning by for the B bowlers.
Prothro says it could tiil be a "This game Is less lik.'Iy than alists In college, and hova like Chicago defeated Washiaton
Another
point
of
interest
rel.
to
Anderson who shot a 275 on
Special'
attracted
a
standing
a sinxle pin, 148 to Morgan's
those In the' past to turn inio ;in that aren't going to toll over S.
defensive battle.
ative to winner's and their avDrysdale.
winning
oils
sixth
room
only
crowd
to
witness
the
The UCLA coach pointed out offensive battle," Prothro "' and play dead for big-name g
ernges, it is significant that the the opening night and then folgame against 1 losses, left for recent finals at Jet Lanes. 147.
before today's final workout (or,"because they used to lack only fensive stars." Prothro said.
Functioning with two separ- This set the stage for still high average doesn't assure lowed with a 266 on the second
"In this game the defensive a pinch runner after his third
hit. He allowed five hits In eight ate divisions, the A for those another niatch b'tween these the individual of winning the night of competition,
players aren't supposed
This popular-type tourbament,
innings and Phil Regan stopped
already has created enough. Inthro,
meaning
that
linebackers
Atlanta
in
the
ninth.
Maury
and
the
"B"
group
for
the
lower
icquiring
two
defeats
prior
to
Anderson
with
a
i9
and
KanNo
Nicklaus Having
single
are not allowed to break Into the i Wills had a rtrnproducing Le- averaged bowlers, these were I,elng completely eliminated ncr who had a 193 average terest In i)lans being made to
for the Dodgers while Jim
i.,.i.n.a,i ,.,.,
howled extremely well, but just run it again the latter part of
four undefeated portiel- From the matches.
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In
the
final
round,
l'ete
ran
into
opponents who were up August.
or
' develops.
play
pants in each division when the
"Hut even If they can'L some
eliminations
continued
on
SunPetersen
had
a
pocket
as
wide
lead
'Speeds p'
of these defensive players are Cincinnati grabbed a 3-0
us the lanes as he totaled a ... .
.
San Francisco, but the day at 1 p.m.:
good enough to atop a tot of of- over
A--Woody
Wilson
vs.
Dun
:II
to Anderson's 198.
two-run
on
Giants
roared
back
fenses anyway," he said.
MUUIFIELD. Scotland (AR) to speed up play by badgering
Meanwhile, Schnef(e'r anti
-he The West has some of the homers by Tito Fuentes, Willie Anderson, Pete Petersen vs.
Iay Safe
- Jack Nicklaus denies ne's a the golfers and even putting
Peterson. Tom L. B. Jones.
Morgan improved on their strikCap
half.
Maya
and
slow golf player - It's lust that clock on them," Nicklaus said. country's best defenders In
Haller added a bases empty
B-Dick
Schaefft'r
vs.
l'ete
ing
accuracy
with
the
nod
he doesn't like officials putting
THIS SUMMIRI
"Some rounds Were taking 5 I)lCk Johnny Roland if MIss while Leo Duggan, Seotty lingo vs. Keith going to Sehueffer's 1S1 to a
the sotini; end Aaron Brown, 280- homer for the Giant
a stopwatch on
and - obviously
hours
pound giant from Minnesota: Cardenas connected with two on Morgan.
163
(or
Morgan.
"You can't play golf with a U.S.G.A. was right to s'd up
It's interesting to note that
The stagi' was set (or the
policeman hanging OVCI' You, play. But the - methols were and linebackers Carl McAdams for the Reds.
TAft THAT VACATION
beginning of round four anti in winning the title, I'etcrsen
of Oklahoma and Tommy Nobbs
said the blond master from Co wrong."
Tm, ON TIRES THAT
rontinuing on through round ,naintaInt!iI a 187 average in the
lumbus, Ohio.
Big Jack butt no complaints of Texas.
Leading the field by one on this score against the Royal Top defenders for Coach Duf.
AU CERTIFIED sAPs
. - eight until an eventual winner stroke en 137 at the hallway and Ancient Golf Club which fy Daugherty's East team In.
would be decided in each doubleI
AT 100 M.P.H.l -. of the British Open Golf runs the British Open. Ills elude guard Hill c.ucas, 286Dolphins Cut
elimination division.
Championship starting the third rounds thus far at Muirfii'lci pound Michigan State standout
Up to this point there had
round today, Nicklaus paused - have taken about 3% hours, and wilt) played for I)aughe*-t, last
DUNLOPS GIVE YOU AN
been seven 600-plus series bowl- Eight Rookies
fall; halfback Nick Rassas of
but not on the course - to l'
that has been about average.
Americas Leap.
ed
In
this
heiud.to-henii
comiwplain how he feels about slow "That seems Just about right Notre 1)amne, stint lincoacker Batting (175 at bats)-Snyder,
EXTRA
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to me." Nicklaus said.
Baltimore, .344; Kaline, Detroit, tition with the highest belongGIN AT SPEEDS YOU
ing to %VIlson's 685. Others Caiuh - George Viison of the
"Ai the U.S. Open In San -Gerald Micklem, chairman of Emanuel was elected captain .315.
Francisco last month they tried the British championship coin- of the East defense Thursday, Runs - F. Robinson, Balti- bowling above the pro(essioual Miami Dolphins has put his
NORMALLY
DRIVE. play.
mittec, commented: 'There has with quarterback Steve h)nn Of more, 65; Apanlclo, Baltimore, level were Carry Fox 1182, Jack charges through an extensive
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Kanner 624, Len Applegate .;2:i offense - defense scrimmage
been absolutely no imeecl to tinge Alabama chosen captain of the 58.
the players on. I think Amen- offense. Vest captains were to Runs batted In-B. Robinson, An,k'rscln 618, Schiteffer 616 -utah made a rather large cut
AND THEY
cans tend to play Faster over be named today.
Baltimore. 67; Powell, HaIti- anti Kanner with another 606 in the squad.
imims
been
iven
Sloan,
who
COST
NO MORE
here than they cia at home."
the more, ,
in all, eight rookk's were
serIes.
Two mcii who thiiagrct'd starting nod by Daugherty, will
Hits-H. Robinson, Baltimore,
Starting in round six, the out- cnt home Thursday. . They are
AT
slightly about the speediness of be passing to ends Charlie Casey 101: Oliva, Minnesota, 97.
come was then iieeld&amp;'il by a .li,n Kreltz of IlhI.iois WesleyTenof
Florida.
Hal
Wand
not
of
play in this championship wire
Doubles - Yastrzemskl, BosArnold Palmer and South ,fri- ni's.see antI Pat ihtxl,t-ion of ton, 25: 13. Robinson, Baltimore, single game with Don Antler- an; Lee l-mery of Toledo; Al
t4CROBERTS TIRES
son meetIng Pete Petersen in Hangi'l, University of Miami;
Georgia.
ca's Gary Player.
ig.
Top runners for the East are
Palmer, of Latrobe, Pa • shot
Triples - McAuliffe, Detroit, the A Division anti Dick Schae(- Dobie Craig, Baylor; Larry
HWY 17U I ONORA
403 W. lit. ST.
fer bowling against Keither Guzik, Debit; Randy Barth,
Even though It's only a re a disappointing 72 in tim.' :0-(-onit fullback Jim Grabowski of
323.l32
322431
flectlon of two weeks of sane- round alter a sizzling 3 time nols, ituclgvr Bird of Kentucky 7: Foy and Scott, Boston; Agee, Morgan, all four still undefeet- University of Miami; Dave
ran
hmitu
a
utah
and
.Ioe
Labruzzo,
f.ouisinn-t
Chicago,
and
Campanenis,
Ken
COMPUTE FRONT IND REPAIRS
nine, lie
ssis City, 6.
ed at this pointin competition. untIe, Concordlu; and Robert
Honed league bowling, the high. outward
WHEEL ALIGNMENT,
at the seventh hole omm:h Iroin State's Ilopound iiynsi:tiu
Home runs-F. Robinson, Hal
In the higher ilivision Peter- Stark, Northern Illinois.
WHEEL BALANCING
eat current bowling average In
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timore, 20: Powell. Baltimore; sen dropped Andersen by four This left the squad at 72 for
FINANCING wlt NO CAUYING CHARGI
c,itt'hit'rs in .'mts I'reenm.imi 'Issiv Scott, Boston, and uttmmw, ue'
the city belongs to a member of shot.
- pins, 1115 to 181 while 4chaetter Itoitays practice.
of
Nebraska,
troit,
18.
Jeter
aml
Tony
"It certainly didn't !It'lI) my
the Saturday morning Junior
and halfbacks Jim Lindsey and Stolen bases-Agee, Chicago,
Bowling League - Jim Woods game," he said,
imaposHobby Crockett of Arkansas anti 27: Campaneris, Kansas City,
found
it
Player said he
with a 193.
sible to play quickly on a ourse Donny Anderson of Texas Tech. 17.
Anderson also is counted on
Woods, bowling for the first with so touch rough that I-,t of
I'itehing (7 decisions) - -- Watt
place Juniors team, rolled
(into ,mtid effort lmti It) lit' ;3 I)e'flt for running chores along With and S. Miller. Baltimore, 6-I
218/627 series in play last Sat- n finding and vlt'arin'; .tray Mike Garrett of Simtiwn Cal, 837
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voted the Imittouis'5 toll k)Otbitll
urtlay, enabling his team to shots.
Strikeouts-Richert. Washing
tIn' two Ijinmi imlayer last fall.
tort, 120; McDowell, CIt'ue'Iand.
Going limb
amass a - record of eight wins
Randy Johnson of Texas
119.
against no defeats in this lea- rounds. Nicklaus hiulil at 1)110
stroke lead over EnglaeIs i'. will di thit' throwing for Ole w
National League
gut'.
Tied for second place in ten Butler. Two shots back were will d. the throwing For the flatting (175 at hats) -- Almi
Miss- Pittsburgh.
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Ciemente
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standings are the htinky 1)inks 1' Itixigers. La Jolla. Calif.. We.t, with Gary Lane ofduties
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h'ittsburgh,
..124.
anti the Alley Cats
with the sic'nui.'r Texas sharp'&amp;if Austr.tti.m.Tl'iFi
- Aaron, Atlanta, 63
Itumis
ords of six and two. 'Vito bal. iitil Kt'I Nimgit'
Tin' last PIur iittt tisl,ty in siiis,tt'r.
Mon. Atlanta, and Allt'ii. Phihi
ance of team standings in this
Ili.• gamin' starts at 9: II)
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ilIItrti
Mimalasi till itS Slit' fi -,mtIII-c
halt 30.- 11011)111:1, l.
10-team league are as follows: ',hot
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t IT A ii,'t diii 1111ire
of the third 0)511111 wi-ri' Ni. - hi miss
Runs batted In -Aaron. /ttlar
tied for fourth are (lie Crazy iiimtl lbitk'r.
iimsii is ept'tttsi.
- La. 66; Mays, San Francisco, 57.
.Aces anti the Ten Pins with five
hilts ---,Iou. Atlanta 110; CieI
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and three records; Sphitaters
mitt'ntt', I'ittsburgh, 103.
(lire.' and five; (tic Gutter
Doubles--Nays, San i"r,mch'l)tmaters, Pin Pickers and the
Co. 18; Muu, Atlanta, and Calif.
suti, i'Iuihimdelphln, 17.
All Stars have won two anti lost
Ainu-ritsin League
Nsdio.istI l.t'iigin'
Triples -McCarver. St. Loui:
--six.
27
.673
311
full.
fl,iitimnnrr
I.
I'd.
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9;
Uris-k, St. Louis, mci Mou
7
Individual records for the San i"rsmmi
41
33
363
Detroit
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league reveal Woods leading in Pittsburgh -In :i ..i.m
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11mm' rims -- Aaron. Atlanta.
California - - -I-i 37 .31-i It
htgh series with a 627, followed l,o'c Amigeit's . -Ii; :it .sm - -1
Clik-:igi------:sn 42 - $75 16 1123; Tort'. Atlanta, 21.
oy i"rank Patterson's 5101 and
4-5 :18 -,--,' 7
Stole'mm bases -Wills. I.os AlI
ii'
Miimni'i.lai -. III -H - III
Kevin Spolaki's 552. The same lIiiuistii ---- 4:1 a9 s'11 is
geles, 30; Brock. St. Louis, 29,
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Kansas
City
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three are (lie individual high St. Louis
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35 -s-i .-si:i 19
New York
ame leathers with Woods oil Atlanta ----- -'19 -16 - 139 l:i
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top with, a 319. followed by l'at' Ciiwiisimsmtm
32 32 tIll 2$! lsir. houston, N I, J157.
ilostoum
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leison with a 212 auth Spoiskl Now York
Strikeouts - Koufax. I.us At
Thursday's Results
Chit-ago ----23 53 .il:s i.i
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geles. 162; GIbson, St. Lout '
New York 5, Boston 2
Thursday's Results
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This league is open to all
115.
New \'t,rk 9. I'hiladelphsio
Chicago 8, Washington
boys anti girls front ages eight
Chit-ago 5, Pittsburgh I
L)t'truit 1. Minnesota .1
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through 17. Free bowling I
San Francisco 7, Cint-lumutati
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Only gamin's scheduled
suns are offered every Satur- Los Angeles .3, Atlanta
day at 10 a.m.
Today's Genies
Ottly games scheduled
every
Today's Gaines
Cle%t'land at Kansas City. N
New York sit I'ittslirg'u. 2 twi
ih'tniit .it Minnesota, N
C.0 lit' rtmi 1 at Baltimore. N
lull sith'l 1)111ii at Cli
4
Washington
at New York, 2
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Houston at St. Louis,
AT YOR DODGE BOYS NOW! (wi-night
Atlanta at Los Angehea, N
Chicago at Boston, 2 twi-night
Cincinnati at San Francisco,
Saturday's Games
Rain washed out Thursday N
Cleveland at Kansas City
Saturday's
Gaines
night's Sixth District American
th'Iroil at Minnesota
Post New York at Pittsburgh
FIT OUT YOUR FAMILY WITH A FUN OUTFIT
Legion action, but Sanford
California .it Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Chit-ago
53 will try again this evening by Houston at St. Louis, N
See your Dodge Boys about a spacious Vacation
night
invading Orlando's McCracken Atlanta at i.us Angeles, N
Washington at New 'i,tk
home on wheels for your fami'y. Just ask about
Field and a contest with second Citwinn:tti at San Fruarisco
Chicago at Boston
ian Evans.
L'.gsns
nndopSnortsman-thereisa model Derfect for
v,_v
Post 53 and Boone were wash'
yaw ieeds...aprepeItectlor your pocketbook!
ed out Thursday, so Sanford
FREE
BOWLING!
Manager Frank Thomas will
have ace Gary Maples ready
WITH THIS COUPON for Evans today.
ilAIIIITU I1AYATt
,il
r two qem.s. ud resolve sos '.a.
Po
Saturday night Ray I'ivec
IMI.
will hurl for Sanford against
PIER. Psi, after 5:30 er SATURDAY osy.
Cauelberry Post 256, who'll
tim. after aces.
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131 WEST is? STRUT
probably go with their ace
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L.en.s sIwoys svaIlbls for open bowling
Charlie Newell. The gaine is
SANFORD.
FLORIDA
Field.
slated for McCracken
Trophy Lounge &amp; J.t
Sanford carries a 6-5 record
,
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San Francisco and Roberto Ciemerits of Pittsburgh.
Additional players eeected
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Los Angeles, second baseman
Ron Hunt of New Yori and
third baseman Jim Ray Hart of
San Francisco, and catchers
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Local girl scouts assist the deputies, teaching tho children proper hand signals when operating
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LOS ANGELES (UP!)
QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917
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commanding officer, Lt. Cdr. John Allison, for his
part in construction of a Boy Scout camp at Gohof repayment period
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Pans, Va., while on two-week active training
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DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Do you helpful to a struggling fresh- damaging, depending on the
have any suggestion, we can man-or any student, for that spirit In which they are writ.
ten. They may contain typical
give our son, who will be a matter.
examination
questions and data
freshman In college this fall?
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on
attendance
taking, surprIse
possible
We've seen so many freshman varsity It isn't always
"fisk-outs" from our local to be on friendly terms with quizzes, evaluation of daily
high school we're worried al. every professor, especially In work, 111111119111113611t of term pa.
ready about his making the lecture counsel. There's nothing, pets and the like. As bug U
grade. He's an honor roll its. however, to prevent a student pot shob are taken at the pro.
dent new, but this doesn't isiS bess cluing himself In M smeb Ums, they probably have
to be any guarantee that ha'U Instructor's method', type of ~ value, but I favor each
contInue to get As and Be. tests, daily aulgnments, p.111. .tudmt'l making his own evaluHe'll be taking lb. eom
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helpful advice in dieting.

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sands of extras in the spectac- Chaplin, as Tonya.
much a
alan Carlo POtSU production for "Psychology Is as
part of a designer's work as
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associated with Loan on "Law' the railroad sta tion ICtflO•
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dressed the Arabs to effectively ago, sees Tonya for the
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TONITE &amp; SATURDAY
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wiches of all kinds and the put you In a happy mood mak- and sweet music, a romantic

Rosalind Russell, who, do. area
vegetables and all kinds of ,delicious desserts, too, which
spite her many other brilliant
performances, seems to be tab.
bed as Auntie Mantle, that
preposterous utterer of bun Comedy On
mots and high priestess of the
liii theatrical career, as between eating and not eating
ultra-drawing room set, makes
People like Steve McQueen,
a brilliant departure from that Ann-Margret and James Car. stated, began at a very early — was a striking performance
characterization in "The Trou.
ncr refute the constant critic- age when he played King He- in a shaving commercial.
We With Angels." She plays
While in Now York doing
alto, Ho performthe Mother Superior of a con- Inns that Hollywood Is not pro- roil and sang
commercials, James Coburn
cii in his first serious dramatic joined that select group of talvent school, a strict tiisciplin- tiucing new stars.
To this list, of future boxof- effort In high school.
arlun, sympathetically underented young performers studystanding of th e high spirits (itt' giants mlii the flame of
In
1955 Jim took all his say- big with Stella Adler, Then
and prankish behavior of some Jtva Coburn, one of the ings, bo ught a ticket to Now the breaks started coming, and
screen's hottest
of her adolescent charges,
newhis
perform'
on Broadway Jim worked in several offAnd linyley Mills, who was ens who continues
rapid York, and landed
with $23 In his pocket anti no Broadway shows, got his first
that oh-so-good I'ollyanna, Co. cilitthi to Internatiomsl flint fame
stars in the new Columbia I'ic. with the leading starring role immediate prospects of em television assignment, and was
Did ployment as an actor. lila first then "discovered" for "Studio
tures release as the most un lit llliiku Edwards' "Wittit
job —It meant the difference , One."
disciplined, prankish and t rou You Do In The War, Daddy 7"
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A colUetly set in World War
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body.
The combination and the Shuwti, Sergio Fantoni, Italian
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Alibi Ray, was produced, directindeed.
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THEN, there's FREDDIE'S
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and If you have ever been
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TROPHY'S popular Italian Ing your cocktails and/or din. and intimate atmosphere that
sausage sandwich. Try nor even more enjoyable. You puts you in a mood of relaxaTROPHY LOUNGE for lunch, gotta lookout for the LOOK. tion and enjoyment so serene

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too. Delicious steaks, *and. lively entertainment nightly, to wines, crisp linen, soft lights

and costume houses for Russian 95 per cent diplomacy." the ening Sunday at the Movieland Fabian, ChIII Wills, Harvey County is the TRADE WINDS head down the highway to
CAFETERIA at Seminole 1'IIELP'S.
clothes of the 1930". Wi th these points out. ft Is th is knowledge Drive-In Theatre in Columbia- Lembeck and Julie Parrish.
40
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Avalon and Fabian portray Plaza—a fine place for the
as authentic Inspiration, she which has fitted the designer to color.
COm
Co-feature
will
e
meet
such
emergencies
as
DAY
someone
new
EVERY
drivers
who
cornwhole
family
to
dine,
break.
for
th
be
"The
two
daredevil
created elegant outfits
players enacting members of pletlng 300 Chinese costumes Sword of All Habit, starring Pete on the track and for each fast, lunch or dinner. Thurs. wanders into the PINECILEST
the aristocracy and supplied the within three days. or, AS In 11tter Mann.
other's women, with no holds diiy night Is dessert night and INN. orders dessert and finds
in
representing
workers
"Doctor
Zblvago."
hav
g
oneS
On
Thursday,
all
the
excitebarred.
The exciting story Is Saturday night is steak night himself "hooked" on one of the
m's
acto
with black reefers and pulled, of-a-kind period furs ruined by mont of the races at Daytona, set in a Southern town which with special treats for eve ry- most delectable sweets ever
down caps. For the soldiers she chemicals, with stars and dl. Darlington and Atlanta s peed- is the site of national chum- one. TRADE WINDS features created—peanut butter pie1
designed greatcoats, sheepskin rector wait in g while she sal. ways will fill the screen in iionship stock car races with a wide array of delectable an. This delicately flavored pant ry
hats and boots. Uniform coats vaged the situation. Then she "Fire ba ll 1U0." Companion film principal scenes at the track, trees, escorted by crisp gar- Is fit. for a king and queen and
Is "Spy In Your Eye," starring it colorful country fair anti the den-fresh salade, creamy lus- has a long list of addicts
were made from blankets pur. adheres to her formula.
primitive backwoods of the cious desserts, vitam in- load ed l'INECI{KST INN has other
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"Designing is hard work and Columbia Pictures release op. adult roles. Also starred are right in the heart of Seminole oua? Climb out of that rut and

Madrid flea markets, museums

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try them all. Don't forget this
Is Friday and It's fish fry
night with all the bluewater
perch you can eat, served tam.
Ily style with generous bowls
and platters of grits, baked
bean., french fries, hush pup.
pies and relishes,

zhlvago"
Funicello are re-teamed In tite until July 18 and th ey you know. Then for dinner,
In designing the wardrobe for world.a"Doctor
two-year
stay
which
book,
just
for
the
fun
of
it,
starr
how about some of that Cor,ailed
i ng roles In the color and shall return,
ning
July
tor
Zhlvago,"
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"Doc
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20 at Seminole Cinema, Miss t oo k her through Spain, Into are two of the stars in "The Punavinion thriller, but In to.

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seafood menus just the way Ire in busInessmen's lunches,
or, and Hityley Mills as a spectator sport.
them. This makes a designer Cs."
Youth
movie
f
a
v
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r
It
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you
have come to expect them. starting at a very low price.
happy and, she admits, "some.
Learning her trade has led high-spirited student determinto film assignments all over the
Avalon and Annette So just hold on to your appe- Open every day but Monday,
times a bit sad, too."
cii to break every rule in the Frankie

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SWINGINGEST SPOT In corn sticks.
• • •
town Is the TROPHY LOUNGE
BADRBEQUE to end all barat Jet Lanes on Onora Road.
This popular gathering place beques can be found at THE
provides a warm and f riendly LOOKOUT INN In Fern Park
atmosphere t ha t give, new ar- where they offer a barbeque
rivals a feeling of being "hi" platter containing chicken,
and like a banana—one of the pork tenderloin, ham and beef,
bunch, Experienced bartenders all carefully prepared In sueknow just how to prepare your culent barbeque sauce, served
favorite drinks to your liking up with broiled oranges for a
and cute waitresses In their dinner th at Is unusually deli.
red and black uniforms are clous. Try It. In th e Den Is
neatly to serve you promptly. that funny, funny man, Chap.
There's always food available, py, with his ribald humor and

without even com menting on ceed with designing her cloth- discipline and a sense of hurn- America's number one outdoor preparing all your favorite shopping center? They special.

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as well. Fast service for those OUT, they are determined to you'll find yourself lingering
carve out a warm place in for hours, reluctant to depart.
in a hurry,
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your heart,
Nightly entertainment In the
S
SKIP'S RESTAURANT in
elegant Lamplighter Lounge
Cussclbcrry is still closed for DON'T GET in a rut—try a where they serve all your fav.
Rosalind Russell an a Mother audiences and the forty mll- vacation, but Nellie Shumate new place for lunch next week. orite cocktails and drinks. Fun
and her cohor ts have promised How about 1'IIELP'S RES. for all and no better place to
characters you are dressing. girl came from an excellent
good Superior who runs a convent lion spectators who last
Year to be back and open for busi- TAURANT on Hwy. 17-92 just spend a delIghtful evening.
Clothes for th e screen must be family with impeccable
so right that people come away taste. Only then could be pro. sch ool with considerable strict made stock car competition ness on July 18. They'll be across front Sanford Plaza

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July 8, 1966

One
the scremen's foremost made from rough blankets, with
fashion designers sums up her hems unfinished.
career with this advice: ',Don't "We were as meticulous with
each extra In a crowd of thou.
panic."
Phyllis Dalton is the woman sands as with our stars," she
who was entrusted to crests says. "Each was an Individual.
5,000 costumes for David Lean'. We tore off a button here, a
film of Boris Pasternak's "Doe- la pel there—no mass produc'
tor Thlvago" These ranged tion Oddly enough, the cosfrom clothe; for stars Geral- tumes audiences will recognize
dine Chaplin, Julie Christie, most readily as 'truly Russian'

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It's often hard work and a I feel I'm the original overan- Friday night ri tual."
zious wife playing the 'wear
Although Sara has by choice
tical reason leading to today's bundle of tension.
By Irving I)esfor
routine."
rubbers,
dear,'
spent
30 years being simply
play
the
combined
your
"I
must
electric
complex
but
automatic
AP N.waf.atuni.
challenge.
too.
the
wife
of her famous husband,
role#
of
dietician,
diplomat,
see.
Food
Is
a
WHAT Is a camera? How eye marveb.
has to be she Is a painter of talent. Her
your
husband
and
psychiatrist,"
she
When
rotary
does it work? Row can you But. . . "No device has yet
the swashbuckling Duke of earlier efforts received much
manipulate Its controls to pro- been invented that will tell you: said.
of
the
million.
Mantua
In Rlgoletto, you have acclaim and she says when
protection
The
'Stop? - a lousy picture,' or
duce expressive pictures?
.
chal.
to
watch
his intake of pastry Richard retires she'll to back
dollar
Tucker
voice
is
a
Any primer on photography 'Move two feet to the left" or
been
dropped
and
potatoes.
"And I love to to painting,
o
ngs
that
has
should start with fundamentals 'Shoot nomV" Goldsmith re- l
right
Into
Bars's
lap.
For
the
cook,"
Sara
admitted.
Richard Tucker Is married to
so that a novice would under- minds us. "A camera with all
er
hurdle
to
jump
a
very
chic woman. She looked
on
Long
"Ano
th
family
ranch
house
stand how a lightproof box with its controls Is an Ingenious
is concerned," she petite and charming in an spitalso
where
food
Island's
North
Shore
is
a hole makes a picture. But to mechanism, but it remains only
said, ,,Is that you never know cot suit which showed off her
make a sharper, clearer pic- ' a lifeless piece of metal, glass Richard's office.
then
several
hours
when all of PuccinI's hungry blond hair.
He
works
and
plastic
until
you
bring
it
to
ture in a shorter time, a lens
providing
him
Bohemians
will troop in for an "I buy some of my clothes In
day
and
each
In substituted for the pinhole. life as as extension of your
Spain," she said, "but most of
quiet
to
after-opera
supper.
e
necessa
th
ry
with
And to make the lightproof box own mind sad eye."
still more convenient to use,
In a second artIcle. Goldsmith bone up on new roles Is a tough "Frances Aide once wrote a them are Ronanne's f ro m Sam.
k called. 'Men, Women and uel Winston. Her things are
more accurate and more re- also discussed photographic job because the phone never boo
Tenors.'
And believe me she right for me."
ringing.
stops
By Polly Cramer sponsive to the wishes of the composition. some years ago,
she was talking
designknew
what
Before I closed my after(!()iflfQk4
costume
"There
are
; 6QA4A
photographer, the knobs, levers, an Influentkl group known as
lunch
Interview with th is de.
vel
agents,
about."
wigmakers,
t
ra
ens,
dials, numbers and other devices "pictonialista" applied rigid
Mrs. Tucker knows, too. For lightful woman who had greet-.
Iswpp.ger Polerprise Lisa. First, we live In a new trailer pockets until I am In the room are added to make modern rules of composition inherited photographers, reporters and
DEAR FOLLY—Make a game home just right for me to keep. where they belong.
from 19th Century academic just plain characters who want she not only married one, but ad me with "I hope you haven't
cameras,
of teaching young children to Also a tall wastebasket
Storing the big , often used A primer helps not only the painting. It was an era of wag. to know 'Would Mr. Tucker tenor Jan I'eerce is her brother, had coffee and cake yet," there
The most attractive thing was one question I had to ask.
gargle when they an, well and (mine is fl Inches tall) with a electric skillet was such a prob. beginner but serves as a prac- on wheels, the S curve and give singing lessons to my small
do not 69086@Aly have to do it. board on top is most useful. 1cm until I decided to keep it tical refresher course for more posed portusits of old fisher- son who has a fantastic about the Tucke rs Is their in. Weren't any of her sons Inter.
.istence upon living a real fam. ested In singing as a career?
This Is it much simpler than Mine serves as a table and the out on the counter. When on. advanced camera fans and men. It was composition without voice?'"
"David sings," she said, "Rh
other
side
of
the
coin
fly life.
And
the
skit
child
trying to teach a
how wastebasket is right th.r., too. plugged and not in use I put a brings Into clearer perspective meaningful content.
"When the children were voice is very good but he piefrom
s
t
safe
finding
a
po
was
to gaygl..—JANINE
The top board should be very large cookie sheet on top of it their individual backgrounds of
"Composition is not a sat of
Mrs. Tucker said, "I ten a medical career."
DEAR FOLLY—A few weeks smooth. Mine Is covered with to set thing. on.
accumulated knowledge. Espe- memorized rules to be applied his father's scales where their young,"
could
do
traveled
with
Richard only on
She sat back and smiled. "My
st
son,
Henry,
youn
ge
ago when returning to our decorative, adhesive . backed
It used to be difficult to bend cially when the primer extends mechanically " he points out,
"Trailer In the Woods" I found shelf paper so I can just wipe over to brush my long hair, Into other areaa of photographic - "It's an urrangement of the his Latin homework in the days Important trips. I didn't mind son, the doctor," was her exit
I had no dish drainer there. It off. I use It as a writing which tangles easily. Now I lie fundamentals such as: the suit. picture space Itself, of shapes, before he went away to school, leaving the kids occasionally. line.
My granddaughter placed a table, to hold supplies and even on my back on the bed wi th ability of presently available lines, lights and desks, color,
wire cake rack In the drain sink a cup of coffee as I sew and my head hanging off and then films for different types of plc. the Illusion of three-dimensionand this solved the problem again the wastebasket is right brush. I put a paper on the tunes; how to gauge exposures al depth, skarpneas and blur,
very nicely until I could to there. It is the right height for flour to catch any falling hairs. and illumination for color or rhythm, texture and balance.
shopping for a dish drainer.— many uses.
I only have to throw away the black-and-white pictures; how Composition Is the basic strucMRS. G. A. W.
When cleaning the house if I paper to clean up.—RAMONA to net up a kitchen darkroom ture that knits everything toDEAR FOLLY—I always like start vacuuming at the front
Polly's Problem
and make good enlargements; ether and makes a picture
confined areas close to shrubs with your foot on a blade held
117 Mr. Fix
to learn easier, new ways to do and finish at the back, the vacuDEAR POLLY—Does any. the purposes of interchangeable more Interesting or utiswylng.
different household chores and um is left in the back. The next one have any ideas as to what leis..s soil an up-to-date concept It guides a viewer's eye to a Newspaper Enterprise tam, and trees or down inside a hole, straight.
When you buy a shovel, look
would like to share some of time I go from back to front. I can do with a white velvet of photographic composition.
Take It Easy
picture's Important elements A square - pointed shovel,
It
over carefully. Rest Its blade
mm. with others who may be This way there is no attempt to wedding gown? There are
Such a primer is currently and evokes an emotional re- turned up on the sides, I
Take It easy. Slice off a
flat on the floor. Some handles chunk of earth only four to six
somewhat incapacitated as I lug the vacuum all over the about nine yards of material available: "Invitation to Pho- sponse.
scoop and It', no good for dlg. rise at a sharper angle than Inches
am. I had polio and still use house,
in it.—MRS. E. R.
tography," a soft-cover publithick. A bite much thick.
"Composition makes a good ging. And a shovel with i
crutches. This never has kept To save the many trips nec.
others. An almost straight or than that is harder to move,
Anyone submitting a Pol. cation by the editors of Popu- 'picture come alive," Goldsmith square, straight blade is
n° blade and handle are the best
me from doing anything I real. essery to put things where they Ii's Problem, a solution to a lar Photography magazine concludes. "It has a touch of
shovel but a spade. A real combination for digging. A harder to lift and more work
ly wanted to do, even though belong I wear an apron I made problem or a favorite hopes. (Ziff-Davis, $1.25). In 20 an.
unique
personal
cup.
magic. It's a
breakyou've taken a bite of
I find it a bit more difficult with unusually big pockets. making idea will receive a tides illustrated by more than expression in visual language. shovel Is rounded and pointed handle that rises sharply Is best to Once
to get around. My husband and When cleaning and straighten, dollar if Polly uses the item 100 pictures, information is add- It arises from the Inside - and great for digging but It's for lifting loads,
earth, rock the shovel back and
not a spade.
Most amateurs tire quickly forth to l sen it. Get one hand
two children are a great help. Ing, misplaced items go in these I In PoIly's Pointers.
ed, layer by layer, to make from your own way of setting
oo
Trivial? Confusing?
when digging because they use down near the blade when you
various phases of photography and feeling."
Perhaps, but knowing which the wrong methods. The
blade lift the load. Keeping your grip
more understandable and pro.
Careful study of "Invitation tool to use is half the job, even should
be driven straight Into too far back on the handle aluctive.
to
Photography"
and
an
at&amp;JZWWn ;v
By Ruth Millet'
for so simple a chore as
Cc/a
How cameras have evolved is tempt to skoot some of the 60 a hole. The other half isdigging the ground, not at an angle, lows the load on the blade to
explained by Arthur Goldsmith challenging picture Ideas sug- Ing hose to use it with know. Your full weight goes on the exert leverage.
a mini- blade when you press down
There's such a thing as being boring television program than on In dull resentment.
of Famous Photographers gested by Ralph Hatteraley mum of strain and effort.
Stand with your feet apart,
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"too married."
All those are signs that you're Schoo,i, Westport, Conn. Each couldd kemp camera fans busy The square spade is the one
talk to each other.
not together, when you lift and
device to make picture taking for years and wind up making
toss a load of dirt. You won't
You're probably "too married"
You are each certain that "too married."
you want for gardening. Its
If—
tire as quickly.
great for t ra nsplanting because
you know how the other will
Keep your shovel handle
The only friends you and your react to any situation.
ge
will
Its sharp, straight ed
husband have are mutual
smooth and free of splInters.
through roots that would
AFL Hikes
cut
Neither of you allows the
friends. You've both quit
Wi pe it wi th linseed oil to
slide past a round blade. You
,
other
any privacy.
serve
the wood,
ling any friend that doesn't
it
for
edging,
for
digcan use
You don't hesitate to menpeal to both of
A spade or shovel will be
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for
wing
a
square
trench
and
easier to use If It Is sharp, A
When you are in a group tion each other's shortcomings DETROIT (AP) - A move k
lifting sod in neat, square
each other and or mistakes to outsiders.
you interrupt
few strokes with a file will keep
patches
that
are
of
an
even
You ignore the small tour- Increase the playing roster from
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correct each other's facts.
It In condition. Keep the blade
NOIHI porgtu
th
ickness.
been
the
only
majox
teslesother.
in day-today living with 3$ to 40 has
I
clean.
Wi pe or wash off clingYour gifts to each other are each
s.
1mrruP4Tw
'10
The round-pointed shovel Is
decision reached by the Amen.
never surprise
am
off
10
ing
PD
dirt.
Keep the blade dry.
and
getting
digging
holes
for
can Football League owners In
s butIn
practical
irrcur
purchases, discussed
advance. You don't bother to make
Wipe with oil over long periods
"t
ft:
dirt.
Because
of
Its
the
out
th
eir
summer
meeting.
INS Wfli KE'MOtI
ILVLR
You have no separate inter, after a quarrel or mnsunder.
N of storage to prevent rust.
point it cuts into the earth
standing but just lit It drag A morning session was ached
MWANOSV1S
sits or hobbles.
'
more easily. Its rounded sides
Wed today but little was expect
You wouldn't think of taking
will hold dirt that you lift out
ad to be accomplished, outside
a trip without the children.
of continued discussion on the
I*flsMWIDW
of the hole. Thus, you would
There is hardly any food
I
Af ter suffering neglect as
You long ago quit paying each
Although functional design recent merger with the National
u a spade to dig up a plant mote important to man
young child following his
other compliments,
than Cow's milk. There is no amo
In home furnishing, Is common. Football League.
for
se transplanting and a roundther's death , Fri.dnlch Free.
fruit
husk.
u
a
such
wuts
When you go out to dinner ly considered a modern trend,
pointed shovel for digging the In Its natural state milk II bel, a German educator, mais
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together you eat a silent meal. historical evidence seems to
new hole In which to transplant about 87 per cent water, tertain that lonely children of
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three and a half per cent future generations would be
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tively and with obvious Interest century English cabinetmaker. WASHINGTON (UPI) roteIn, about four per cent spared a similar fate, In 1837
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when the other talks.
catered to the special needs of Eve Edstrom, a reporter for
eat, five per cent misk
TWL
Round-pointed shovels come
Blankenbourg, Germany, he
and .75 per cent ash. its
Nothing that either of you high living nobility by Intro- the Washington Post, was
with long or short handles. The
"
started
off
psourcvf
the first kindergarten.
mineral
content
contains
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does ever surprises the other. during the "drunkard's chair", elected president of the Worn.
long handle extends your reach
hN
enough calcium and phos- Th is early educational expertYou believe in being perfect. Extra, wide for comfortable en's National Press Club for
UNWt
phorous for adequate DO
and saves you from bending
ment, combIning creative play
ly frank with each other - lounging, this chair was often the coming year. She succeeds
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over. Th. long handle gives development, although milk with pleasant surroundings,
even when frankness isn't kind. used with a multilevel foot. Mary Gallagher of the Cinch.
you greater leverage. The short contains little Iron U such. paved the way for todays preYou would rather watch a stool called a "gouty stool."
nati Enquire,.
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handle is an aid In working in
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curriculum for the first two the Ilk.,

being an artist," she pointed
said Sara Tucker.
This attractive blonde bundle out, ia often up in the clouds
of energy who hat been Richard and not a bit aware of what's
Tucker's wife for ao years says going on down here. Sometimes

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"I am providing a small reception for my niece's wedding.
Is it proper to have the cake in

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years, then pl**s to go Into This "study of professors" Incidentally, you might warn
chemical engineering.
CON. may prove to be more beneficial your son that while socializing
CERNED PARENTS.
than almost any other prelinsi. Is Important, TOO many social
ANSWER: G rade, aren't the nary studying a freshman may activities can cut his chances
"end" of a college education by do. The results can be used as of staying In college. If he must
any means, but poor ones can a guide for his approach to date during the week, the wiser
bring It to a sudden halt. So each of his courses. Since every part of romance would be to
It behooves your son, among professor Is different, the its- stick to "study dates" In the 1i
other goals, to aim for a turn dent will necessarily learn to brary.
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lands average,
be flexible in his study habits.
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In some universities the ste. problems to Susan Light In
While she
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Yes, and nothing endures so
well or looks so attractive. You
can find almest anything now In
Week and admit.. It's the fashIon of the mement and a lasting
The Tucke rs have three sons We gave them so much of ourBy Helea Hennessy,
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Women's Editor
a recent graduate of Corn
Diet Pointer: Ladles, don't go NEW YORK (NEA)
we were away.
What
off your diets this summer. If Is It like to be the wife of a Medical School (who, Sara
"They always sat at the table
you have not yet decided to get world-famous operatic tenor In proudly Informed me, Just won with us, no matter how Imporrid of that eacess weight, send the long stretches between gIlt. a coveted prize for his re- tant our guest., and both Rich.
for my TIger. Control diet, A Wring opening nights at the search); and Henry, who now ard and I were always interestlong, self-addressed, stamped Metropolitan or La Scala Ml- does his Latin homework at ed in their smallest problems."
envelope and 25 cents in coin lasso?
The family today still gathers
Tufts.
will bring It to you. Enclosed
"Well, it's sure not all wear- The weather Itself creates together on Friday nights and
will also be a leaflet giving big diamonds and Paris clothes," problems for Sara. "Richard, Sara does the cooking. "I think

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beast sad ask her to being loud, and making silly worked. He asked me to boil
hair V'—Canla.
PlEASE -sslag my his, remarks that aren't ladyftksi two for his lunch bucket the
Yes, but after you rscondl.
bead sal We his 'icy macb. I flirt and try to be real sate, neat day. I did, and when he
It -sheet kills me to but an always saying the came home from work he tlon your hair; that, use cosknew thet easnno aloe his wrung thing at the wrung said, "1 I never tasted any. septic cli directly on the scalp.
taks my pbw with hi.. I time. Afterwards I we what thing so terrible as those Part the hair and massage, than
have &amp;weys been true toay I did wrung and I feel just eggs In all or Hf..
bruab. Alter your hair Is in
'They were DUCK zoos. better condition you can have
husband said hive klan $ 5004 awful. I don't went to be
wife sad milker. I would do known u a flirt and boy. I was biting Into everything that permanent.
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salillift fee him, Abby. We chaser, Abby. I sure need I could get my hands on all
have f ekl*an who love your help. Now can I over, day long trying to get that
"I now have to use a cane.
awful taste out of or mouth." Would It be all right to walk
Ida, tee, I an In hipee that come this?
Ss, Abby, please tell women up the church aisle for my
CHASER
BOY
the wasase believes In God
DEAR BOY CHASER: You who have husbands who think daughter's wedding, or shiuld I
g my bus.
and will out
are Intelligent to realise what they can do their wives' job. go In early before the guests
bat
PRAYING your problem I. and honest to as well as their own to Just arriver—Mother.
You should not to In early,
DEAR flAYING: Your admit It. Now in order to tana the poor boobs out. From
bk$d's .eas,Iens won't overcome your forwardness, now on, my husband do.s his A cane Is now aa pert of your
taba i4iu. from the "ether" bear this In mind: When you job and I do ndns.
personality. You might evsn
LAST LAUGH carry a small flower bouquet at
w.m'$ beset. Tey to vessb are In the company of boys
your bL sail semis ii dec. THINK before you speak.
the top. This would be a nice
Troubled? Writ, to Abby,; touch. If possible, walk up the
Don't talk because you
my, micalky, respoeslbllity.
one of
sad beust. I. In not being HAVE TO SAY SOME. Boa 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., aisle with an escort
THING, talk beaus, you 90069. For a personal reply, the men in your family, your
held aug11,', you know.
HAVE SOMETHING TO Inclose $ stamped, self-ad. husband, of course or a friend.
Daus nag, bag, or drive him
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e,kysSai4s. Make n.r7of. walk ua lady, and talk asa
.11 never wear hats but I must
Mg to resist calmly with lady you will soon be conald.
Hate to write letters? Send attend a summer wedding. I'm
kIaistflh. comes to his eradone.
$1 to Abby, Box 69700, Los the aunt of the bride. The other
Angeles, Cal., 90069, for Ab. women in the wedding party are
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DEAR AM: lame 1&amp; kept nagging me to lot IfiM Letters for All Oceaslons." - does not demand a head cover.
i Inc."—Ella .1.
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outboard, 0l.c.
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Warners,
RAVENNA PARK: 3 BOrn., 1
?AtJVl (AprIl 20 to May II) TA UI UI (Apr. 10 t May idle. Making eslIustloos *11 be gisvefonllyesri,bsltheeow
_________________________________________________________________________
gscetiee. 5I
as
Unit
DAYS WORICz HovaS eleanlaL bath.
10.11 P. N. NBC. The Man •• hI3d Cii's
Des's permit any seeM ansI. *0) if you p after th. sapists relatively easy.
Ienles liii. *a.iI.
THEY GO!
Satsuma Dr. Call collect
baby .111mg. dishwashlng. s::.
John Brews (Jobs DeseiltS)
Pb, Sale
TAVRVI (April 10 to May 10)
__________________
__________________
per mesth.
U,N.C.L.Z. 'The Waverly
his to keep you from carrying who have the knowledge you
Prom
i.1OS.4fl.e$$T.
$91
111$ Celery Ave. $53-HIl el
BIG TOP
You are f.M 01 vIa and vigor has a seejSt weapon. AU os line Affair." (Color) (Rirun)
120. AutomotIve Service
.j
115. Autos For 8.1.
with emetructive
WILIONUAIER PURN.
1*35141.
FURN. COTTAGE 3*2-3111.
106. Apsrtm.nta For Rent 115. Anton For Sale
plicated, ai filly .
NEW HOURS, new policy. Daily
$1. Huh Estate - Sale
51
•
wa.dcaad.auektod,llgW
Buy
yaska,ebeenmaklag3'abus no'sup,swaalftinbe.Per.
Oh beerorsi Someone fr
except Sunday. Al.. P$IN
133.5321
eerie In ejots.
_
______
1. 1st St.
rURN. 3 Br. house. 535.1*32 $f p
Appilaaces: Jlstrigerators. $11.15
1 ExPENSIVE
furnished Apt.. all uttli.
$511 I. Orlande DV. VIED
Thresh has Infiltrated U.N. e,.nin
lass. or pariomal way. Improve
___________________________
r Is pinvvrful poeltios. 13'. IhOSS yes Ilk. sad admire. le.
Wuhsrs stoves $54.95 &amp;
3cr 5
ST. JOHNS REALT'
ties sacept Gas $45.05 me. Cou.
A(J"fO
TRANSPORTATION
2 DOOR Sedan *143 Down. $23.23
clal
Hf.
can
flu,
new
per'
bring
s'
_____
SERVICE calls $4.00. CAREY'S VIED BDRII. suite. $11; Apt.
haiti
lasts. Other, Mv. gosatar t.n to .S
l.a.. fl•y give
ABC. Ipedsi. C.L.1. headquarter., and the
pies only. Apt. No. 1. $13 Slag. ': VALIANT 3 Dr. J4t3,
TIlE TIME TESTED
Total
price
$151.
so.
01*.
flOU5LS
7:10-I
P.
N.
*
&amp;
3
like
5•
W
APPLIAIICEI, 104 W. 5th., sue Ga. Stoves,
nolla Ave.
ill.. Zither
'SO PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. $243.
130 N. PARK AVE.1U$ 32*-SIr.
problems-hip them.
then fiunclal hacking yes's. SOSlUtIN IntO J
922535
Wai.
8.
Pat.
&amp;
Sues
Refrigerator
____________________
132.5111
J'rlgldalre
ivory
new
car,
used car and truck
er
$1a.11;
to II. with the
'17 CADDY 4
ELLINOR
INSTALLED
Imall or large gatherings a's British Open Golf Tosrasmest. .1w eae.ss whish
GIIUNI (May *1 to Zuse 21) j,,.
will, open a
WELAICA APARTME'fTS
XARMAN (This Cpt. $49.
,
'31
Br.
ram.,
$
This will be the first live WI.. arty -ring,
REAL
ESTATE
BR.
FURN.,
1
$
CALLBART
$350,000 worth of aulo.
BRIDGES FURNITURE
*14 W. PIRIT IT,
jijiteas, 5$3441L 31. Ma.kil listruneist.
3* YW sedan *353,
In
Avoid most .1 your friends I..
VOLKSWAGEN
OIU (Nay 11 1. Jane u1P't7 gout
1Op4eent cafe. Solo and Illys BEAUTIFUL
_______________
_________________________
ALL. DAY OR NIGHT 381.1451 Dr. 10 wide hous.trail.r. Dow- ______________________ II VW Sedan 11)3.
SENKARIK GLASS &amp;
*28-1450
$
Pub A 25th
OZMINI(MayIltOJUN*1) east of this wer$4.famow eo
Sanford
332.1135
sis.eo,
day,slac.th.yareapltobsln 1)p.y4soel
man's Trailer Court, ((3.5303.
iJpj
nn.
DODGE Lancer Cp.. $453,
_______________________
TUNING A REPAIR
PAINT COMPANY
M*. narrow the suspects down tO ANIMAL RAVEN ZEIIIIILIm PIANO
Orlando 144.5014
FURN. 2 BR Duplex, 10 $33.00. 2101 Magnolia. Robert
lop wasting
carry petition, besaid frea the
uute
d or
P'VRNITURE: Pretght damaged
that es
y Berly George (Larry Blyden), an Boarding. puppi.. for saleMANY, MANY MORE
open daily til S P. 5.
Ph. 311.4123
I.
HARMON
:i* Masnolia
A.
Williams.
2:3.3531.
units
Ia
&amp;osian
field
room
____________________
atning
bedroom
and
Beagles,
ARC
Chihuahua.
thtOUó
With
iiim.
PWha55s,
A
____________________________
______________________________
See
Us
Por
R.ntals
ml.
from
Navy
base,
ant. something. 5how iw
L.oniwood.
The..
can
be
purchasel
with
•
and
technician,
i.g., ote,
pis.
furniture. Many pieces show
222
.5
7)
3.
Bird
satellite.
The
third
round
U.N.C.L.L
42l.3P.
Day.
322-1114
Ia.
3
fldrm.
duplex
Apt.,
nothing
down
with
good
cr.
1514
OALAXIFI
300,
Jade
()r..n
that
are
USI"IJRN.
private
alas, etc.
84. Uphe1wery
Keep busy going am increasing prestige sad
_____________________________
to.,,
Cla (Illsabeth Allen), a beau.
tck.
no damage, however price
NIiihts'w*.hsnd$ 123.9413
KIt,'Iirii ,tiuippe'l, 1g.. roums dit.
______
Black Convertible. On. own.
with en. and hIghlight.
,.
% or less than ragular retail.
after OWl alms With CflthUi good will. lid new and inter.
code clerk. S1!7ALPOINT Siarne.. Kittens. $1 ________________________________
A
closets.
322.3134
after
3
p.m.
Resort Rentals
motor,
stick
shift.
•,.
OVER 11 YEARs
31011 Preight Din*gSd P'UflI.
rounds will be sbewa,wtth five. tiful (naturally)
.
to 315. 2411 5. Grandvl.w.
p. m.
,,,p
C. A. WHIDDON
Isea and wisdom.
9,000. Phone D.flary 163.19*.
It's always fun to see the aim- 0254.
01' P2*11 werkasaship in up- lure iai.s, Hwy. 17-13 Casual__________________________
eating friends. itajoy thos. you
__________________________________
w',nner
Peter
time
BROKER
Is your
OCEAN
FRONT
A
F1'S.
$3)
5
problematical
all
Than
you
get
MOON (1fltiIZt( (Jime
holstering. drsp.rle., •flpoov- berry.
a
APTS.
COURT
VOLKSWAGEN
ftOE
akky Innards of U.N.C.L.E.
ha,. known for some tim., al323.I,l Atlantic. Daytona U,*eh. Mrs.
302 5. Park
IIIII
IIIII
d.fendlg i stiti
:ois
tanford
Ave.
aflaMe handled very wisely.
POODLE Puppies, ARC, Black, ITs. Time payments
Sanford
39.1533
to tidy *1) MakIng sure not to
39.4015.
LI. Ilutchicon.
save
'63 TEMPEST
$5 me. DT*pr7 hardware VIED Purnitu re. appliances,
__________________________ FullS. I Bdrm. Apt Apply Apt.
U0. 523.1051.
Orlando 144.3014
ROBERT A. WILLiAMS
bid Palmer, Tesy Lsa, Jeak h4te,
M0(
CLWUN (JUN
hiat&amp;.lstiea.
'
tools, etc. Bought - laid. O
LeStANii CI'E. Fully .quipp.d In.
MOON CHILDIIN
3 or call 333.1323.
10.11 P. N. ABC. Court Mar.
p. m.
Balsam,
opti
ilaily
tii
a
Realtor
Z.ol.XIE,
YtJi14T
IJll.,L$
your
ZULP DECORATING IHOP
July 21) Try not to be so to. Nicklaus, Phil ledgers,
elu'ilng i,ueku,t aisle. cunu'le
Allis.
You PREE TO good home Yeast.
ry-s Start, 311 Sanford Ave.
insure your patting ahead. A
l(aymond l.undqulst. AUOC.
Car. lirautiful &amp; cool. Write
Can
to July 11) ThIs I. an Ideal to
131-3111
Ph.
CLEAN
Finn,
Apt.
333.3500.
automatic
Trans.
Absolutely
Kitten.
331.7441.
5%,
3334153.
Calico
Player,
Bobby
Lock.,
Arg.
tlal.
"How
Ethical
ear
to
Atlantis
Bank
Bldg.
fur
brochure.
233.8511
- day to clarity any alma. day to be with InfluentIal per. .peneat and giv, as
sHOPPING for a used cal'?
the nicest one you can find
' It ain't easy being a de,
tins's *olmt. D.,im
1*1w IsV
Shop U. S. flank tot (Inane.
PREE Small Puppis., 331-1317. 50. MIsc. For Sale
rURN. APIS. cio.e In. Jimmy
deitasdIngs with others.
11 5
ECHOLS
BEDDiNG
CO.
"
Sale
''
sons who have power °'1'
Mobile Hernia
used
cars.
We're
special'
lOt
$
Ing
Cowan.
39-4013.
_____________________________
better.
Hugg.tt of Wales and 1$laad'a 5e
have to suggest for your
coaporative, cooslderate
• Bedding &amp; Furalture
Our payments at. Low.
killed In the course 10. Poultry LivestoCk
Interests. Do what you isa to
oth.
mcii
sets
at
IT-Il
QUALITY
Hiawatha
ELLINOR
3234*01 1140
ELUNOR
4-FRIGIDAIRE Rifrig. with
AVALON APARTMENTS
advance. Invite Christy o'cesaed, ameeg
£1 ACTO1IY iICE5
meat, ways
MOBILE HOMES
eat. Call 133.1771 aol corn'
cWatory.
frees.,., good running condi- *9 Magnolia
01 hIs reluctant defense of Sgt.
please them. Is more Int.vsit322.6221
3331411 par..
ii. W 2nd ft.
Hwy. *7.9 5. Sanford
inati. ste. Ze.
s
tao (July 23 to Aug. 21)
________________________
8.3.
tion
located
on
Orlando
Hwy.
90.
Lots
For
HORSES
BOARDED
93.3553
Don Eliot (John Bonn.y), who
m.,
s. 10.
___________________________________
Reasonable Rate.
ilsinbuch Dupleass, Pb. 52*. 60. Thmis.eo Opportunities
Sanford 322.1535
, kindnesses shows you here.
got sinai jumping Into new
Rooms For Rent
of selling black
•
charge,
upon
4547.
_________________________
en
_________________________
Good
Riding
Area
sore,
frontal.
Orlando 144.5014
.lPPHOX.
$
5$'
DELUXE
MOBILE Home _________________________
F
0
R
D
S
interests you know liii. about
5-8:30 P. N. NBC. )I. I.
_________________________ _________________________
Phone
8*555* READY
Open Daily til I Ii. m.
Georgia Ave. High IChS.8
air condltlone,t, I acre land.
3210 1. 17-92
ehumela.
VENDING ROUTE
th. line." market PenicillIn. Fast and
16 CLEAN, quiet room. for men.
MIX Concrete, Blocks,
'flila Week Only
110 (July 23 to Aug. 21) rInd 'Maury Wills
aid carry through with w
parking lot. $3115-Terms, 331
.
storage .tc. to
acapetI,
Immediate
AVAILABLE
In
this
area.
Will
333.579.
aol
Magnolis.
Csmsnt
(colors).
Steps,
Steel,
1O
(July
2*
well.don..
to
Aug.
11)
12.
SpecIal NotIces
2105.
,tlumlnum awning. Many cx' ____________________________
$200. 300
establish to qualified person.
finest system for advance. (Color) (Rerun) Md that's si.
SAVE
ever Is standard, proven. 11 you
________________________
Wire-meek,
Dry
W.11.,
Sand,
.
tras. 93.740).
PACTORY *vtwoss
11(1031 TO working iaiiy with
Pitt time work. WIll net nice
('OMPAILE
Grease Traps A Window sill...
have So take a short trip, do so. Study new Interests today that meat at this tim. and be lure actly what it Is, whes Cs.eh
Saturday, Jily I,
95. Housis For Sal.
YW MAUI
1foe privileges. Rsferenc.. '14 DALINII: .w XI. f.,i.tbaek
Income, Need own car. Age no
can
set
your
alms
very
MIRACLE
CONCRETE
CO.
much
who
vIM
earetul
contact
blgwlgs
ASSUME
B,-tLAI4CE
ON
nowever, be very
Oule Weiss (Dobbs Osess) Is i.eeo P. M. ABC's Wide
321.5711 obstacle. $515 necessary. You
:.ti
fully .quipu'e'l. .t real beauty
higher, help 700 to
301 Elm Ave.
grow and hoip you with ambitious alms. faced with a loehig seeselL World of Sports.
______________________
FOR BOYS
will b. fully trslusd by us,
;HURSt. I BATH. .tssum. mort.
REPOSSESSIOr4S
$1695
This
Is
a
90.
s&amp;psposa
(or
Girl.)
(1
Please
writ.
Boz
San.
gage.
394344.
133 i/o
115. Autos For Sale
,in'r Se'ian
P.%CE MAKEIL 10' a 30' 2 flIt. _______________________
ASSUME PAYMENTS
arowet you ease up Hank gilt hold ci NaViy *1UI minute special a ftwo exciting HELP improve your Child's
YlIGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 12) mak. you a move fascinating
_______________________
ford_Herald.
__________________________________
144-1114
fully
.qul:,pe,i
including
air
Clean.
Close
in.
Early
American.
111.1$
a
5".
ng,
DIAL..A.MATIC
Listen
ZigZag.
Makei
to what
.
j
- Skiing, Pishl
3 BR VERY
Iseping promises made In a P"°11tY.
and persuades him in tell OesI. events: The Firecracker '404)" skIlls
_____
STATLER ID' a 3*' 7 lift, fiont
,t,n,iitI.,,inic. extra clean
button holes, sews on buttons 71. Male Help Wanted
Jimmy
Cowan.
39.4013.
Next
Swimming,
Canoslng.
tO
5*7.
Understand
'II"
diple.
a
so.
___________________________
very precise way will put tniel.
Kitchen
143.13
Isas'ie sltuatloos. Be
July
and
makes
fancy
deulgns.
Pay
•
_______________________
that the Dodgers wut him for s.dck ear championship from
cars
too
numerous to
$1595
Session begins July 4th This Week Only
ft balance of $33.50 or 3$ pot
LAKEFRONT LUAURY NEW MOOS 10' a SO' 3 DR.
SOt) Xl. 3 Door
ugpet persons In your corner their deep meaning..
'43
(LtL.%Xii'
a coach. In tbs coOns of boost.
__________________
g%.mll. Daytona Interns. 17th. Ruatio Cabins &amp; Mess
°"
*
week Phone, Credit Manager UbED CAR SALESMAN .
SAVE $200 .300
OmCIntIIIg
harit,,t. . ,,u ,.. fully .,uIi'p.'l
V1lOO(Aur.22to8ept22)
BEAUTIFUL $ Bdrm.. 3 bath
VIIGO(Aug.22to$ept.12) lng Ossls's spirits, Wills gives tional Speedway, Jim McKay
lilt.
Iathefuture,jthcetbeywWbe
3234411.
Thu. &amp; a beauty
COMI'ARE
NEAR OSTEEN
horns located on shores
ofFront
PACE
MAKER
to'
bucket
need of a salesman
•
WE
ARE
IN
Trust
your
Intuition
idual
for
Kitchen.
5*S.S!t
If
you
want
that
coalcitable
atop oW of
highly mpressed.
s'l'.trlOS Wagon I Door U,l
05:0. PITTARD. DIRECTOR USED METAL Jalousie. in
large, deep Lake,.
some real baseball tips on bunt. sad Chris Economakl comment.
who is neat, aggresaive, hon$1495
XLCAR 10. a 58' 3 BR. Front '4 Air
fully equipped, extra nice.
water Living
Ph. 322.3451, Sanford
react as you desire. Be patient. to Ineruss harmony with those rout3e aid find the right than- log and baas.rwuilng.
swimming, fishing
.53, sober &amp; with th. desire
DAT..%N1E 30,) 4 Dr. fully
features
includ'
Room.
155.75
a
me.
condition.
333.1143,
fact avery buy.
and Gold Cup Powerboat
fog,
never
&amp; only
owner
one
previous
or
l-104.2254107
sports.
Many
earn
well
abo*
average
to
who
air condi'
Center
Dining
equippel
inclu,ilng
mean a great deal to you. i.l., individuals, systems hO
13' a 55'
111* (Sept
log fireplace, 5/4 acr. land' NASHUA
Experience not abso.
Race, a hydroplane competi. ____________
$75.11
$1795
2
lilt.
honing,
nice.
Mtuck
5.'.
119
A
BUNK
BEDS
$15,
mattresses
earnings.
Like
New.
Ito,,m.
or can buy at
Daytona DIscO Newspapers
Spend sometime planning how Talkoverldeaaandplanswjth can make your Hf. tar more
scaped lot, double garage &amp; a so.
lutely necessary. It )OU possess
'43 IMPALA Convertible fully
like new. 3*3.4754.
5:30.9:30 P. li NBC. log lion on a three-mil. course on Mornings
$1295
- Evening. - plus
dock. A bargain at
the proper backgrolnd &amp; can
a
40'
1
nfl.
with
real
red
beauty,
ho 1eue your associates more, your mat.. Come to that true pleasant and profitable. Study Along WIthMlteh. (Cater) (Re. the
1!'
equipped
&amp;
a
STATLER
Awe.dsar
'53 cOUNTRY Squire Station
Sunday - be weekly
Detroit River.
Evenings &amp; Sunday call 531- dishwasher and central air.
WINTER SPINET Piano, full follow instructions please, no
$1595
alas, they are pretty upset understanding that Is more pro. your paper wisely. Other sour run) The bearded abealsi is.
Wagon, perfect for the vacs.
Ph. 122.4757
•
$101
keyboard, Mahogany, like new, phone call., see Mr. Thornton.
II,.,
V.V
so.
115.24
a
Super
Sport
Coupe.
'$3
IMPAt..t
tion
right
w. Keeping promises claus than gold.
Beach. $310. Ph. *31-1151.
EUlnor
Volkswagen
QUALITY MOBILE
luteL Frank Loeseer tonight, U 74:30 P. N. ABC. ABC 13. CaterIng - F
ss
Fully equipped, bucket seats.
$895
first pay.
precisely Is absolutely Impor.
LIBRA(Sept.2ltoOct2*)
Sanford,
summer
UIRA(Sept. 23 to Oct. 12) well as a quick nod at old lvi. Scope:
ciean.
HOMES
SEAMLESS Wedding Band.
'43 r,%!.e()x I Dr. ,i,'luxe 141*.
w.
The war in Vietnam. "A
A Multiple Listing Realtor
FARMER RED Bliss Potatoes,
tint. Begun lost ground with Conferring with dynaslc part. Begin the week properly by ala
Matched
I.ti
$33.10
up
$1695
mobile
home
insurance
INSUROR Complet.
don Wagon, Automatic Trans.
APPAtSEJI
and several ole. aumbeis Father, A Son and War." This $1 per 50 lb. bag. Ph. 322.2031
.
$500 MON'I!H
GWALTNEY JEWELERS __________________________________
ners who hay. excellent Ideas paying off pressing debts and
1 Holly
__________________________________
U.
S.
322.3312
flwy.
conil.
They'rscoledVoOswegeAs.And
ICORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) brings about wonderful results collecting monies owed in you,
_________________________
to train for DI.utribstorshlp of
YOUR LUCKY DAY
Hill.Daytona
__________________________
Ph. (77.5413
.
1030'..
flnt.hand
glimpse
of
the
VIetwe .wemIe. lie. eli 100% be
products.
3500
so.
home
Salary
SpecIal Services
Small dutie, await you that In joint endeavors. You are *3. thus acquiring a better credit
ONE 45.71 sprIngfield Rift. &amp;
WHEN YOU SEE and buy this
j
2
f)..,,r
,.'l,in.
an
41 PALrI)N
lii cepele e ,eplsce.eni ci oil
ammunition; On. 30.10 WIn. &amp; Comm. while training. Write
nsa war. Howard K. Smith,
modern 3 Bdrm. completely 104-Trailer Snace-.Rent
should not be put oft, so give up so able to make fine hapres. rating. Make better canoes_____
excellent buy, only
.i.3o,..cheaicelpe.ts'bo, 30 days
District Manager, P. 0. Box
SW 1MM I NO NSTRUCTION&amp;
furnished home. Newly deco. __________________________
chester; One 33 CalIber Boil
1:30.9
P.
N.
ABC.
The
Ad.
who Is the regular commanta.
il.nfor.l
322.1131
$495
erl000mlIe.. Why eo gas psMn.
thoughts of going out tot a UtIle ilon on contacts In btjalnees tioss, too. Evening Is liii) for
Qualified instructor. 233.3128.
i.
rated inside A out. sensibly PRIVATE SPAClouJg lot
•
ActIon Rifle; 2O piece collec. 311, South MiamI 43, Fl...
Orlando 144.3514
dams Fainily. 'P1.11* VIsits icr for this series, is now In
Icluxe 5.'
'41 FALCON 4
et thea legeedory VW
They sNN__
SPECIALS
priced at $5,710.00. Terms to
iiti.,,. ID' a 5', Pati". ais.i439.
tion of lead Soldiers. New
fun. Some health problem world. Dress charmingly. Sun. romance.
.
Open
daily
Ill
,
p.
dan, excellent condition only
___________________________
Morticla." (Rerun) Ophslia has that country for a ter.onal SURFBOARD REPAIRS
scone y.Jvs*I5eik.mewos.s.
suit responsible buyer.
Electric wire. Outlets, Do'.. &amp;
ehouki be looked Into without day business I. often very ha.
C0RP10 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
Legal Notice
__________
__________
_________
_________
•
$395
_____________________________
switches; Metal detector. Will
Folti), perfect coniltion
____________________
3)03 Park Circl.
106. Apartments For Rent 'S
just been jllted.by a man who analysis of lii. situation there,
____________________________
FORD
delay. 8. a stronger, happlet pedant to public in
92.4013 or *22.1331 after 4 p.m. sell r trad, for old coins or
throughout. *453. 124 Cherokee
•
thawing associates that you are
C
. ..,.,,. •
MANY
MORE
MANY.
Sl'LJT'}{'4&amp;..RD
prefer.
1k. Peace Corpa to her md while visIting the An Khe
AWNNDED
Scuba
Dliing
equipment,
P1*.
NOTICE
TO
0955.
Psi.
Circle.
39
TURN.
downstairs
apt..
101
e
iMe.pWs.
•
you.
•
SCORPIO (Oct. 22 to Nov. most enthusinstic about new
PAINTING • CARPENTRY
CBEDITORI
4(1.1513.
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
metto, or Ph. after 5:30. 323. '(2 PONTIAC 4.,Ioor II. T. Cata'
MomlilUs (Nov. 22 tO 21) A new attitude toweri . contract, jeb you are mutually charms, and when Uncle Pester Alt Base an June 26 he met A. J. Adcock
__________________________________________________________
INVESTMENT &amp; REALTY
313.5511
CHEVROLET
Can.ty
Ii lbs Ceert .1 S
:121.1*15 1574.
CARPETS CLEAN sailer with
lbs sso. Low mileage, good
9$ N. Park Ave.
SAlMAN SHIM
Sisinoie C.u.O', Ti.rWa.
Del1) beget that temptation bats ahead of you makes them Interested In, bring about real admire. the corps aloud, Ophe. with his son, Specialist Fourth
Impel., 4 de.i. Aui.seris
Hole In Your Roof? 7 1
the Blue Lustre Electric Sham. a Pr.bat..
con,i. 1409 Locust Ave.
________________________
_____________
I Furn. rooms, Second _________________________________
ha pesters him Into asking a Cuss Jack Prescott Smith. ______________
SogO off to some very
s,nfr.i 322.1135
______________
2 LOB. BDR3I. Horn., Gar, OSTEEN,
E A J TUII.NER ROOPING
seei.hsl.e. pew., .ieetlsq,
You agree perfectly It
pooer only $1 per day. Carroll . p Estate si
more pleasant and you make a
atis cony.. fuiiy
floor,
*43.
322.577*.
444.10*4
public
declaration
of
hi.
inten.
ge
corner
lot,
attic
fan
Orlando
I','
FORD'
Excellent
running
Patio,
Young
Smith
was
severely
Ph.
322.3401
Sanford
urniture.
hesler.
pew., brakes, radie,
sit, and hardly worthwhile rec• I impression on co-workers, you work hard, also. Retire
•
equipped. new c.,n,Iition
ROY A. BEDDING.
I
p.
m.
&amp;
air
conditioner,
Kit.
5QUlP
I
A
2
daily
Ill
p.m.
Open
$73.
332.940
after
4
-S. f.
Completely
cond.
140
I3DRM.
APTS.,
....
to
tion
join up. H. Is convinced wounded in the Ia Drang Valley 21-Home
• Deceased.
sew.
sUe.,.,
iRe
rsat
that could prove to be during th. week. Liv.
ped. 333.2455.
Improvements COMPLETE ARGUI Standard $ 7. $11 Cr,ditiira and .....
equipped by DENEILAI. Ei.EC'
the Gold.. early 3' P.M.
mm macli outfit, $101.15 value Maclag claim. .
a very nhappy one. Gt IOta en Rule -be an Inspiration
TRIC which inciu,ies electric
UGAIWM (Nov. 23 to that Gomes can pull the strings last year, and hIs description ___________________________
110*51
• I /
,
to
$17.50
plus
tax.
VA
HOMES
130
down,
FHA
_______________
in Waahington to get him In.
kitchen heating &amp; cooling.
àf his experience., and liii Ia. ROOFING, PAINTING, &amp; (I.e- balance $10 a me. for S ma. Against said r.eat.
tht bobby you like so much In. others. They follow
.
flee. 21) Jump Into work ahead
your
exam.
ciii
rspairs.
Ph.
133.1425
You
and
each
are
here.
____________
if.
of
you
TOWN'N
LAKES
.
si
SW
Deluxe
Sedan,
radio.
then's analysis, bath as a par2195
stsid B. heartwarming with ph.
No carrying charge. Wieboldts by notified and required to pre.
of you this Monday In such a
tsr 5
\I/&gt;English Ford
I
h.at.r, lik, new condition GARDEN APARTMEN'IS
Camera Shop, 110 5. Park Ave. sent any claims
04:30 V. U. CBS. Gemer Pyle eat and as a newsman, afford
thai. who are In trouble.
and
demands
urn.
way
that
others
are
greatly
i, choose from ........ •iaea
SAGITAKIUS Nov.
39.1130
_______________________
which
you,
or
either
of you, may
Located Throughout County 7*1 5:. First St.
-USMC. (Color) (Rerun) It's an unusual and worthwhile 23-PaintIng
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22toJln.
51. ArtIcle. For Rest
"
OUR
Dec. 21) øeing sure to get out pressed and youget just there
have against the estate of ROY
2.3 firs. 1-1% 3 Baths
FERN. Apt., 3 lit, 39.0147.
*4 SW ii.iui. Sunroof, ra
a close shave for old Gm.r o.
30) You hay, to be very d1p1
allies
_________________
ShOW
A.
IIEDDINO,
deceased,
late
of
desire.
__________________________________
suits
you
_______________________
Soms Kitchens Equipped
CORTINA
'4'
INGRAM ENTERPRISE
to serefres first will then mak.
die,
tester,
sliding
rout
4
deer,
slusderd
N.ss.isslea,
TV5.
Saws,
BEDL
Taps Recorders said County, to the County Judge
night, when he goes home with
Payments Less Than Rent
matic In handling some home
panel-one previous owner.
(Licensed.Donded.ln.ur.d)
Tillers, Renovatore
redle, hectic. A toed, see
the rest of the day very pleas, that you have true ability. Then his pal, Prankie Lombordi (Ted
of Seminole County. P'lorida, at
USED CAR
•
Ts Inspect Call
Minor
Home
Repairs.
Brush
&amp;
II1C()thC15
are very
COMMODORE
________________________
7:30.4:30
P.
N.
CBS.
Conti.
AMERICAN
RENT-ALL
just
fine.
get
along
_______________________________
you
ICONOMY.
.............
'-I..'.his office in the court house of
ant
and
enjoyable
with
Backus
Spray
Painting
a
speciality.
2441
5.
Hiawatha
congen.
522.1113
Bessell).
H.
makes
sensItive just now. Get rid of
the
mistake
nental
Showcase.
APARTMENTS
Jim
said County it Sanford, Florida,
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23 tO Jan.
$3 3.3503
vw Deluxe Sedan, radio,
''
en
Si
the
one
to
make
othSUMMER
six
calender
from
within
month.
A
Multiple
Listing
Realtor
FURNISHED
LINFURN1SIIED
•PLINTYOP-ROOM
tensions In the best way you
of singing a love song to Ii host thi. week to singers
heater,
in,maculate - 3 to
___________
REALTOR
the time of the first publicatIon
ore more eheeflul, happy. siow 20) You can generate much enPh. Resiient SIgr. 93.1140
TILSON PAINTING
choose
from. Only .... sires
-.
can. Objective thinking ii
Prankle's lovely sister Rosa Tony Renla of Italy, Connie
LOW
MAINTINANCI
Legal Notice
______________
3555
Park
Drive
1
295
notice. Two coplea of
•
3:2.2430
of
thi.
ergy
now
and
can
entertain
________________________________
,j
that you are truly devoted,
Siellonville.
SERVICE
YURN.
'-'
be
APT.,
2100
demand
shall
each
claim
or
(Gigi
Penaau),
and
Germany,
Mains
Troboesa
of
Israelis
I
your friends In a most charmGOOD MILIASI
evw close Nedan, radio,
/
Brush
N0730
CAPRICORN (Dec.
in writing, and shall state the
5pray
low
n,iieag..
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb.
Lombardi (Lillian Adams) ot Abi and Zither Ofarim and
$100
his....real
Furnished,
near
1
BEDROOM
have
a
wonder
ing
You
NOTICE
II
HEREBY
way.
place
of
reaidence
and post of333.0350
GIVES
• CHIAPIR TAG
siona L't,
shopping $10. 39.9*9.
OOVL'RNSIENT OWNED HOMES
19) Although criticism may be Jan. 20) If you are devoted tO fid sense of humor. Whatever only hears the song, sh. hears French Chanteuse Isabella AuThat I, Earl Wayne Martin, who (ice address of the claimant, and
BATHS
flitS.
1.3
e
3•34
kin
and
think
of
their
comfort,
was
convicted
in
the
Circuit
•hili
be
sworn
to
by
lOse
claim___________
_________________________
justified, LI Ii best not to allow
dse'.
radii,
healer,
eels.
________________
___________________________................................
4
wedding
apt.
Con.
3
BDRSI.
(urn,
duplex
bells
between
the
Tb.
show
brat
also
offers
the
Deluxe
Sedan,
heat.
iii '.*
, a creative nature can also
Court
Seminole County, P'lor. ant, his agent, or attorney and
Legal Notice
milk v.ssmIssl.s.
tact 313 Palmetto Ave.
yourself such a luxury now or YOU find that more harmonious be expressed.
cc •'leai,. Only ................ 5Th
$ Jj11i
chords.
__________________________
Esaslet twins; Japanese twins ______________________________ Ida, at the Spring term there, accompanied by a tiling fee of
of, A. D. 116*. of th. offens, of one dollar and such claim or dc
It can turn Into a real hs1e. relations are established. Buy
:s: Park Drive Ouice 333-2115 FURS. $ Bit. Duplex, 711) W let.
the Peanut.; ballet dancers VNITED sTATES oi 5T* JOT
AQVARWS (Jan. 21 to Feb.
iuo
8,
•
.
sw
ci
ivarebuuk
Night: 3:3.0645 or 323.0700
St. Apt, H, $30 so, Ph. 39'
HIDSILE DISTRICT OP Breaking and Entering with a sand not so filed shaU be void.
1i
Get busy working on reports, gifts that are practical and will 19) Whatever Ii vital to you can
10-11 P. N. CBS. Wayne end Desks Slfnlos and Heinz COtS?
f,jily p.iIJIpi)r,i. like *1W
'-'
.Ieanette Alexander
VLORID.% ORLANDO DIVISION. misdemeanor, flr.aking and En.
4154.
$695
,-.,,I,iitl,,,, ........................ sina
statements, etc. Be sure they be appreciated. Mak. this a be handled In a most efficIent Shuster take an affe,tlonat. $chml.d.l; The Celibatafres and Case No. 41':o'Orl.Civ-IJNITED tering with a felony wIll apply
As Adminlstratrix of the
DY OWNEIt: 3 B4rm. 2% baths, __________________
'
%f%
central air A heat,
Estate of
l'' GAI1AC3Id APT. 3 root', l,e.lr';om
very happy lay.
are precise,
STATF.1.1 OP AMERICA. Plaintiff, for clemency to the State Board
and charming way, so work look at the Marx Brothirs. All fitbi Johns.
Roy A. Relling, deceased
age, enclosed porch. 27 ft. __________________
air cciii.. water fun,., $4
CAMPUS
vs. HAROLD W. MARTINDALE. of Pardons, Tallahassee, Florida,
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to
PISCES (Feb. 20 to March
. hard. Get property In better of'
family A l$.ft living rooms,
rIgour meeting.
0. Andrew Spur
Downtown. 3$.415.
..
JR., A PAULINE IC. MARTIN. at its next
choice area, $32155. 1005 Grove
Earl Wayne Martin
Ill V. Commercial Street
20) II you first think out what Is 10) You are thinking very dir. The many duties that have
DALE. hi. wife, Defendants.e.i W ('AMI'ER A St1ItiiII
Manor
322.5057.
lUrm.
Duplex.
1013
MODERN
2
wegei,
I
Applicant
Sanford,
Florida
t.Pssse,ger
s.ile*
5
I
ORDER Von smavica
Wagon by day with a built
best for you, It will be easy to clearly and hav, wonderful been hard to handle before now
W. 3rd St. Apt. A, $75 mu.
Attorney for A.iminlstratrix
sylisder esIse, SlSadWd
-.. :*
LIC.t'$'iO%-00 motion and affi. Publish July 1. 5, 1)18
IiTWI
In motel for night
LARGE
COUNTRY
ROME
323.4154.
follow your Inclinations later. ideas for Increasing prosperity are done quite easily.
5,
1,
15
&amp;
23,
1)14
publish
July
davit of plaintiff in the above DDB.3
Inns-lisle., ,,., heels'.
% ACRE, $93. mu. pay't
Complete
CAiPER
Improve real estate, do career and happiness In all spheres of
I ii sw
entitled cause by KICNDSILL, W.
el,e fInish with
LMN En'.rprIses, Inc.
ClRCVtt COURT, DDB-1
EP'FIC. APTS., private baths,
PISCES (Feb. 10 to March 30)
c.irsier Itit in excellent
1
WHERRY its Assistant United NINTE JEDIOLIL CIRCUIT, IN IN TUB CIRCUT? 0011
oat." s.d lire., this sae
work with precision. Take in. your endeavor. G.t out and call concentrate upon how to get
121-3311
utititle, (urn.; specially ,iiite
•i
,-i.,,Illbo,i
raisav p.
States
Attorney
Ifl
an
action
AND
leslIe.
4$)
The
____________________________
for
retired
people,
ideally
10.
Some of our offerings during this sale!
P'e*
1.11
e.d
we.
Ody
REHINOLS
NINTH
JUDICIAL.
CIRCVI'T
OF
is.
COUNTY,
•
ventory of your holdings - be on individuals who can later regular routines - operating 1:00 (3) Newsoope
____________________ _________________________
against the defendants, HAROLD _________________________
FLOBIDA.
*1:11 (1) TSp Cat
_________________________
cited downtown. imiulre at
USSR!.
P3.0510.1
IN
IND
F
__________________________i". MAUTINDALE, 31*., &amp; PAUL.. CHANCERY NO. lisle
(I)
News
give backing. S. diplomatic,
sal
J.rry
sure all Is operating nicely,
CUSTOM
BUILT
(I)
lam
Jacobson', Dept. Store, 21* it.
lUllS
NOtE COVNTY.
more efficiently and you get
1215: K. MARTINDALE, hi. will.
(I) £10 News
(1) Casper Cartoons
CITY WATEIt- Level Road - lit. St.; Sanford.
No'ricps or stir
i CH.1%CERY 00. teem
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. along very much better. Others 1:15(1)
and
to
enforce
N.w*as
ilien upon r'*l WILLIAM 0. PIT-TSIA2I,
I
Ml.
downtow,.
$
Bedroom,
2
Vary
IN
THE
MATTERS
OP
'l'RE
lull 4$)
1995
as sw Deluxe Station
1966 Pontiac Grand Prix
TODAY . . . ho or she will be 20) By elevating your consel. around you will appcIat. joU 1:35 (2) Hantley.Snaklep
property situate in Ibis District
full tii. 114th, Separati KIt.
(5) Quick Draw
Plaintiff, ADOPTION OF MARY JOANNE
g,,n, ra,tio, hester, spilt
ant ,le,cribed as follows: Lot 23, vs.
(I) Walter Croskite
den, Dining ru.m &amp; Living
one of those persons who will ousnesa to greater thing., you more. You can convinci them
Minor.
Meoraw
SUROWIEC.
a
Cr0111
scat
for
wslk
thru
Block 3. Hettl.r
Luxury plus Factory Air Conditioning. Less than 5,000
(I) Shenandoah
___________________________
r..onI. Ught.d clo.ets-licresn.
NOTICSS Qp'
(I) MagIlls Gorilla
,,,,veni.nce. Bos.ee person.
want to vacillate between a can now plan how to Increas, to give you support you desire. 7:11 (2) The Westerner
Sec. I, accordingHomes
to phI Orlando,
ther'o( REMEDIOC U PIT'rMAN,
ed Br.eaeway. Below market
ADOPTION
PROCEEDINGs
I3;e (3) Jr. Achieviment
........ enues
Defendant.
al
bus...................
recorded In p1st book 1$, pages THE I-TATE 0, V5.OSIDA TO
milesi
(I) Haul
regular job and jumping to abundance to a goodly extent.
at $11,300 Builder will
TO WILLIAM MICHAEL HERO(I) Sky King
4.0..' hur*.p equIpped
11 YOUR CHILD 1$ HORN
5 anti I. public records of Semi(0) The Saiat
aider trade of smaller home or
D.luxe Station Wa'
REMEDIOS 11. PITTSLAN
lug. Bunny
WIEC SV ii OS Si REM!.
sw
(I)
5100000
other Interests at the drop of I. sure to talk with thoee who TODAY .. . he, or she, will be 1:30 (3)
toe.
nole
County,
Florida,
and
it
apC.dUi..s
isary
11
with
Ca*p Ranamuck
SAVE
lot,. 39.5144 or se your Brono Law Street
gun, radio, heater-perfect
hENCE IS PITTNBURUII,
11130 (1) The Texan
pearing to the Court that the
a hat, Teach to persevere and know their business about ha. one of those fascinating persons
(8) ThI Wild, Wild Wee,
lures imI.diu feslecy eI
ker. DO IT NOW
Olongapo,
vacation.........Cliii
(I) Unus the UsaP Si N N S V L VANIA, AND
f,r
,
_____________________________
defendants, HAROLD W. MAR.
5:00 (2) Hank
complete one project first, and proving property. Be explicit,
661
Zambales,
WhOSE BEST 1(310W 21
seedIIl.si.q. Ye. em ewe
ksarted
who will have great talent
T!NDAI.E. JR., &amp; PAULINE IC.
(5) Tasmy
3 1JDRM.. 3 BATH, central air,
i
R.publo of the Philippines
-MAILING A DO It B SB IS
isa sw Standard Station
(1) MIlton The Monster
this 1w milssi.e b.eely fee
then go on up the ladder grad.
In
porch.
f.nced
in
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN when, matters of real estate, 5:30 (2) Sing Along with
MARTINDALE.
his
wif.
are
not
A
sworn
5C!Slti.2
Complaint
having
207
FLOWERS
1964 Tempest GTO
radio, heats:', extra
1:05 (1) MaJor League Base- inhabitants of nor found withAVENUE
LEADER
DON'T
esiy
5
yard &amp; garage. 333.3011 after
Mitch
uslly, when It Is ante to do ° TODAY . . . he or she will be property management, public
been
filed
against
you
In
the
(REAR).
PITTSBURGH
7,
ball
.................... 513155
titan,
olaiy
in
the
State
of
Florida
and
1
have
(I) Hogan's Heroes
' t'.
Court In and for Semi.
PENNSYLVANIA, 1.1307:
.a Hunt
Then the success becomes one of those fascinating chil.
DRIVI IT e • •
Convertible. Double pøwer, factory air Excellent con.
not voluntarily appeared berei't.Circuit
aol. County, Florida, by Wit..
(5) Addams Family
utilities and the ilk. are canits sw Deluxe Stition WaYou are hereby notified that
(8)1'Ilcka
TRADE
your trailer for a new
steady and the future very dren whose mind is
anti
that
personal
service
WAS
1:00
(5)
Weal
floss?
heater
in
imm*o'
upon 11AM D. PITTMAN for divorce, the Petitioner named herein,
radio,
i:se (9 Adv.ature Theatre
trigger. cerned. Zlat the education
dition, We sold II new,
50.
349)
born.. 355
Evsrything.
Gamer Pyle
ulate condition ________________
promising-there can even be fast and very logical, but
p Americas Bandstand
theni Is not practical because the short till. of which is Wit.. Earl C. Faust, has filed a P.tiInc.
their
residence
and
____________
who.. aloog such lines for greater 1:31 (3) Mr. RObSttS
wher.abool.
IJAM
D.
PITTMAN,
Plaintiff,
tion
in
the above styled Court
2:9 (1) Obsapion Wrestling
tame In this chart. The mind is physical nature ha,
•
131.5111
ONLY
ars Unknown,
is ORDERED -vs- REMEDIOS St. PITTMAN, for the adoption
(I) Moats
as vw Standard Station
of the minor
to be built success. Sam. study of psycho.
(4) apIonsip Bowl. that HAROLDItW.
AIR CONDIT1ONID
(I) Varusna Daughter
fast, the body beautiful,
Wagon,
good
buy,
only
IMPS
MARTIN.
Defendant,
these
pre.eent.
at.
child
named
therein,
and
you
ar'
lag
$
BDRM.,
1
baths,
PlotPONTIAC
LARGE
up early to keep up with the logy Is also very fine. Spiritual 10:00 (2) Tb. Max From
DALE, JR., &amp; PAULINE IC. StAR. to oommand you to appear and r.qulred to show cause why the A1r.Conditionln
NOW
$51 (3) fDA
"The Stars impel, they do not great energy
_____________________________
ida room. dinini.Iivtni room,
U.N.C.LE.
Automatic Trsssrnissisn
her,. Make sur. education early In life Insures
toellee Weq...
TINDALE, his wife appear or fil, your Answer or other di- same should not be granted by
(1)
Theater
X
Standard Station
carport,
largs
storage,
play.
Ii
compel." What you mak. of you
Twilight floss
V.5-Engine
pieai to the complaint her.in final or pleading herein with the serving a copy of your written
sail is equIp'
ss..sth
across street. near
1963 Tempest LeMons Coupe
4:i (1) Oitlaws
wagon, clean. only .... *753
ground
plan the diet carefully an4 Ideal conduct during adulthood. 11:10 (I)
(2) News
by
the
5th
day
of
September,
Clerk
of
the
Circuit
Court
of
objections
or
d.fen..s.
if
any,
Power
Steecing
your lii. Is largely up to YOUI
___________
shopping
plasa.
NOTHING
hh
pews,
sleateg
sed
ISIS.
and
in
default
ther'of
the
provide opportunity for sport., Give benefit of right sports,
New.
Seminal. County, Florida, and upon Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. of
4:11 (I) It's the Law
DOWN, pay transfer fees, as.
Wheel Covers
redi. ISO biilei Pl.
Carroll Righter's Individual
Dark blue with white bucket seats. Console? Viii V.17
will proceed to the hear- Serve a copy thereof on Plain. Cleveland,
(I) lowe
TRUCKS
Stephenson and 5th.,
and all will be fine. TI,. field also. Be kind,
5:11 (2) Golf with Sam Snead Court
sums loan of 1*08 monthly InTinl.d Glass
f.sery .1, ..aditheils vs
lag
and
adjudication
11:55
(I)
News
Forecast for your IsJ tot
of this tiffs attorney, C. Verson Kits, Attorneys at Law, P. 0. Draw.,
Wend
of
Sporta
(1)
ciuding
interest
and
insurance.
Veil Very clean.
"fl. Stare Impel, they do not lli$e (3) TsakgbI
Padded Sea V;5.,
of merchandising Ia ideal, wh.
suit as If HAROLD W. MARTIN. Jr., Attorney at Law. P. 0. Z. Sanford, Florida, and by fli.
o lead le. Sad 111* '5 5
.
(8) 1.11 Ii Space
Located li IV. Jinkins Circle.
August Is now ready. For your
I as sw Double Cab in I'bck.
DALE,
311.
A
w.S.w.
PAUI.INE
Tires
(1) MerLe
f.'
ad7
Drawer
Z,
ther male or female, and much compel." What you make 01
Sanford,
Florida,
on
ing the original ther.ot with the
5$5 (I) Cellsg. Bowl
Dial 322.4043 after $ P. 11%.
up. carry $ adults plus h.*vcopy send your blrthdate and
MARTINDALE, his wits had or biter. lb. ilth day of .oly, Clerk
ONLY
13th (5) X.vie
a,
s*'n,ay
of said Court, on or be.
for appointment. Immediate
ing a pIck'up truck, SITs,
to
YOU? lif•
largely
been served with procese In the A.
11:31 (1) Rows
ii. or otherwise deer.. (or the 11th day of July, A. 0.
$1 to Carroll Righter Forecut, success should corn, along such
Newsoope
necessary.
5:50
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occupancy
it
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of
Florida,
but
only
to
the pro oonfe..o will be .ntered liii, otherwise a decree may be
Carroll RIghter's Indlvdual 1:05 (1) News
Lots Go te the
The Sanford herald, Box 1121,
extent provided for by Section against 700.
i lW Double Cabin pick.
4 BORM.. 3 BATH. central heat
Sac..
sign Mr 1:11 (3) DaIly Word
entered againal you granting
Many more double chucked cars as above,going at
impel, they do Forecast foe your
Ip. clean, only .......... cuss
ills, TIll. 25. United $tatea
electric kitchen.
Hollywood 12, Calif.
in
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Sanford
Herald
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built
said
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Show
adoption.
Code;
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August Ii now ready. For your
further
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ORDERED
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as
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$500
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$103.34
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general The Sanford fferali Ii desigsummer clearance prices. Drop in and see us.
(1) NRC N.ws
that notice of this order be pub. circulation in which this citation
5:20 (0) Suanlso sa.stw
l'airway Drive. Ph. 223.0314.
oiled as a newspaper of general
(I) New. with Roger
oi your life I. largely up to copy send your birthdate and 7:50
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citation
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sisal in a newspaper of general week for four cons.cutive weeks, shall b. published once sach
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Till HOMI OP SAUTY CHICKID CARS
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DODGIS
CAN U SOUGHT AT
FlorIda,
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week
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seal
of
150th.,
of
the
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Forecast for your sign for Au. Hollywood II, Calif.
consecutive 'week., commsscing stall Court on Ihi. the 11th
CARS
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roll group Hennan and goat is now ready. For your
rock
00 July 2, I)6. DONE AND OR.. of June, A. D., 2144.
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1
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Court
at
Sanford,
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L)ERED at Orlando. Florida, this (SEAL)
the Hermits made a nonached. copy send your biithday and
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14th
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of
Jun.,
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35th day of June, 1108.
"We Care About You
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Arthur H. Beokwith, Jr.
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GEORGE C. YOUNG
Clerk of tb. Circuit Court
CARUSLI, England (UPI) I 5:11 (3) Mrs. *54 LIles
(SEAL)
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GU,
Will
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hay
won't
United
States District Judge
AN
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a
day
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Donna
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tru. and correct copy of the ott. C, Vernon Miss, Jr.
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your way?
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land ws turned down, because
sic (3) Get smart
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SALES
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A MIII
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PACTORY AUTH. YW DIALIR
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I United States District Cog National Bank Building
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Chuinots Virs Baptist Church

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St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church
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St. Johns Missionary U*pt',t Church.
430 CJPFS5I St.
Temple Baptist Church, Pulip Springs 114.,
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Westside Ml..sunsry sueptipi Church.
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Vers.l City Baptist Church
V.ia Head Baptist Church. Oviedo

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Church of Lii. Nativity. Lake Mary
All Souls Catholic Church. 715 Oak Lv.
Roman Catholic Mass, Sportsman's CLub.

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Live Isuthern Baptist Mission. Chuluola
Ul3issrp Baptist Church North Rd.
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Ueut.va Methodist Church. Geneva
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Oakgr.v. Methodist Church. OvIed.

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Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood
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LOOKING like replicas of Lawrence of Arabia, Savage Sons of RVAH-5
arrived home Saturday from a 71/3 month Med cruise. Arab-type head.
dresses were symbolic of squadron's tour of duty In Arabian countries
and were worn at a farewell party for several squadron members, held
in Beirut, Lebanon. Squadron Commander David Dearolph (center) Is
squad.
greeted by Capt. H. J. Fowler, Wing commander, an unidentified P

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to Watson's release and the arrest of three Mulberry police
officers for the robbery.
You may think Batnian is a
nowhere show, but licensing of
the rights for over 500 Batman
items, expected to retail at
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President
or Congress to help them out.
"Union members on the airHues are asking to sharp hi
the profit..
"After all hisse years when
they have accepted substandard
conditions, airline employes are
entitled to $ better deal."
Ramsey handed out mimeographed copies of the statement but declined to elaborate
on It, saying, "We better get
on with the job."
William J. Curtin, chief negotiator for the five struck airlines-Eastern, National, Northwest, Trans World and United
in the hallway as
Ramsey was speaking, and listened before entering a separate conference room.
Asked for comment, Curtin

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said:
"We have endorsed the emergency board recommendations
which the President himself
characterized as the framework
for a just settlement of the
dispute, and we have improved
upon it in our negotiations."
Curling saM evidence before
the emergency board Indicated
clearly that alrUaes .mployuu
a,e treated far better than aost
In terms of working conditions.
During fruitless weekend negotiations, officials of the AFL.
CIO International Association
of Machinists met in one conference room In the basement
of the Labor Department build.
ing, airline officials in another.
Assistant Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds, who shuttled between the two rooms
arranged the joint meeting, tell.
ing reporters that 10 hours of
talks Saturday and Sunday had
brought no progress.
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz was keeping President Johnson posted on negotiations, Reynolds said. Johnsor
returns to washington from his
Texas ranch today.
Wirts, who was touring the
Far East when the strike start
ed, entered the sluggish negotiations Sunday.

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The strike against the five
Eastern, National
airlines
Northwest, Trans World sn
has paralyzed much
United
of the nation's air commerce
Normally, the five carrier:
handle 60 per cent of the do-mestic industry's business.
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RVAH-11 have also brought *
change of command with Cdr.
Thomas J. Kileline relieving
Cdr. Kenneth M. Sandon as
commanding officer of the

year!

Checkertaila in ceremonies at
Sanford Naval Air Station to-

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day.

Capt. J, R. Wells Jr., bead
of the dredging operations for i
the Sanford lakefront develop.

Cdr. Sandon will attend the

Naval War College at Newport,
Rhode Island.
Cdr. Kllcline has been the
squadron executive officer
since June 1965. He has served
as aide on the staff of coiuu.

mint project announced today
that the dredge had been shut

down for repairs.
Capt. Wells estimated repairs
might take "two or three
days." Work on the filling of
the 13 acre tract of land for the

mander of the Sixth Fleet, attended test pilot school and
served as program manager of

marina is proceeding on scited',
We at this point.

the staff of the commander of
the Naval Air Teat Center for
A7, A6, AS and COIN aircraft.
He is married to the former

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Community Chapel. Mt-Amonte Springs
Eastern OriJsodu* Church, st. John. ChrysustuM Chpel, hwy. 11.53. Penn Park
Congtega$.Io&amp; Beth Israel, 11th a Magnolia
WireS Cast" sf Christ, Scientist.
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St. An4We Presbyterian Church

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Diogenes could find his hon.
Carrier
Wing Six, partici.
Air
eat man at Sanford Naval Air
rated in both Allied and NATO
Station: AR3 H. J. McGuire.
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Exercise@ with the Sixth Fleet.
The pallor found a sack full of
(Herald hoto)
ron mate is hugged by small son at NAS airstrip.
Cannes, Francs; Athens,
money ($600) and a photo.
Greece; Istanbul, Turkey and
Sailor in the photo was identiBeirut, Lebanon were some of
and his money return-S
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the ports visited during the
deployment. It was at Beirut
iki
This item about McGuire was
where the Savage Sons of Sanin the "Scuttlebutt" column of
ford were transformed into
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the Sanfly, which also reported
savage am* of the dosert,"
it was necessary to put locks
durliW
a farewell party for ev.
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on the doors of th e changing
oral members of the squadron.
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Reason was logs of to many
CAPE KENNEDY (AP) - complishes Iis purpoie by I can 9a to work through any of
four
other
entrances
to
the
Dearoipb
assumed tommand ci
of
Trans
hating
that
gate.
Union
em*
employers
Striking
clothing items.
the squadron. replacing Cdr.
with
other
contractors
space
center.
World Airlines continued picket. ployes
.
Wallace Russell, currently sire.
PIn.cmt School. rent target Ing one entrance to the nation's
log as Wing Chief Staff Off Iof vandals, Is now protected by
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a burglar system. Alarm system moon-launch area today.
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Installation had not been com- their impact was confined to
pleted by original contractor at TWA personnel. E
Request for formation of a Inerce will again ask for release
time school was vandalized. Army Corps or
nning committee for urban of quarterly funds, which were
ph
New contractor was cngaged clala, said about 200 construc.
&amp;
. refused as the last meeting of
j
and work is finished. If school tion workers who honored pie- development will be brought be
is broken into, alarm system ket lines Friday returned to fote city commissioners at their tht. commission.
activates a special telephone line work today. Industrial union
Approximately
$2,500
In
and an operator notiflei police. members with firms other than
e OWfl. uOflR Windows
Moore, chairman o
Jewelry, silverware and other
TWA also showed up for work.
items was stolen from the horn.
Lions may this year's Fun About 1.100 TWA personnel town Development Committee,
of Mrs. Paul Fisher Johnston,
Fair was the greatest ever and here have been idled by the a division of the Seminole
r
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more than $1000 was raised for work stoppage part of a nation- County Chamber of Commerce.
Discussion
is
expected
to
cen.
New
drive-in
windows
at
the
home was burularlsed, appar.
their fund which goes to help wide strike against five airlines.
the blind. But the Lions are not TWA holds the prime contract ter around the nerd for broad
Simfni A tlantic National Bank ently Friday night.
resting on their laurels - they for launch support operations city planning and development
Mrs. Johnston has been away
will open Tuesday, Howard from home for about tour
are already making plans for at the National Aeronautics and programs,
next year with a bigger and Space Administration's moon- The controversial sign rescu. flodires. premident, announced weeks, but a neighbor reported
better fair.
Friday finding a brol.en window
launch area on nearby Merritt lation ordinance will again be today.
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ul. for discussion, along with
Island.
Robert Lamar % so
Government and union offi- consideration of bids on Sun- will be from 9 a.m. to 4 P.M. Police reported a bedroom had
ford man freed from prison daIs minimized the strike's im- land Estates water line mater. Monday through Thursday and been ransacked and the article:
after being falsely convicted of pact by confining picketing to huh, future project.. under fed. U n.m. to 6:10 p.m. on Fridays, taken. They included a table
robbery, and John Fratica. Tam. only one gate.
model organ. an heirloom neck.
eral grant programs, d-ince hall liodges said.
I.,
pa Tribune reporter whose tx
The government has required permits and statements for Dank lobby will be open 9 lace, platinum broach, alIve:
pose led to
,all TWA personnel to enter only lakefront dredging work to sin, to 1 p.m. Monday through coffee service, and the Annap.
a will
Tulipti
be guests isoon through
at
Thursday and from 9 sm. to oIls ring of her husband, the
the south gate of NA- date.
Rotary Club session. Fra,,, SA's moonport. The union ac- Sanford Chamber of CoIll. 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
title Adm. Johnston.
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Upiala
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Westminster Presbyterian Cherub. Howell
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SMVBIS?H Day ADVENTIST
Purest ohs 5eventh.dsy Adventist Church.
hwy. us. run City
Sev.uuth.dss Adventist church. Maitland
Ave., Altausoate springs
Samford Scvest*.dsy Adventist Church.
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Mt. Oil.. -Mobs... Church, Oak Hill
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Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson
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Eunice I. Wilson and Staff

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quick settlement of the walkout that started Friday.
J.seph Ramsey, vice presIdent .1 the AFL-CIO Internstiessi Aaseelstles
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Home Ransacked

WESTMINSTER

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Ucklawn Baptist Church, 3743 W 3511 51.
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L'ratrl. Ak. Usutuie Church, 1111g. Rd
Vim Park
Progress Missionary HaptIet Church, Midway
Second Shiloh Missionary U*ptl.t Church.

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BARBELL &amp; BEVERLY
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THE AMERICAN OIL CO.
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How. Robert M. Temple. Jr.
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up the til, until the meets
last event, the mile relay. Go.
in into this event, Seminole
arid Seabreeze were tied with
3 points each and since Sea
breeze had not qualified for F
charges be nol proes.d Hitch.
th e mile relay, all the scmison told the coniti
moles had to do was place
"After coirverisUoss with
fif th.
the
vituess and
They garnered third, worth
after conversations wI t h
others who were represented
six points and the state title
as witnesses In u fat as the
For Coach Dick Williams,
it was a gloriously happy end. MIAMI (UPI)...flobirt King not welcome and was not so. ponent was committed to re. city's
a ciii, re lising that
storing carnival m I d w a y the entire subject better of
ing to a season that had to High and incumbent Hayden licited.
the basing and the sob
many ups and downs, that Burns entered their final full "Powell knows that his in. gambling,
they were placed behind De week of campaigning for th e dorsemeut would be harmful Burns tactic the latest which occurred Be April S
to any candidate," said High.
begin partially Is the eft
Land and Seabreeze in pre.
meet forecists end yet only a governor's chair today with Powell flew to Miami, re charge on an airplane on and we,. concluded in the
fool would dare say they High rejecting an endorse- poetsiuly to meet With labsi rout, to Jacksonville. He county and reallateg that the
shored rqportua a copy of a CRY is -40flood In as 1".48
!OØ&amp;da't-Øn the big trophy. nsnt by.w.Yk Cnursu- lasders over a bill psndueg.ia caroial
trade Journal called ibis presecutlon ii iosieis'
Corigresa, but did not leave
listing them 'alphabetically. man Adañ, 'Claytoi Powell.
and
said an article In od solely ta,th. Sets that soback
to
Guide
in
the
airport
and
flew
so as not to pay tribute to High was to1 palgU
eurred within the City lialte,
any one above the other, they his home county of Dade to. Washington about two hours it said:
"High Is a hopeful guber. which in this particular sit.
were: Dickic Dunn, 11111 Fris- day with the governor also after he arrived. He told
nstoriai nominee who prom. uation, which would be is at
by. Mike Gray, Paul LeRoy, sticking close to hums In newsmen that If he
lied
to restore concession near Tom's Plus and real.
Floridan.
'white
or
black,"
Ken Martin, Al Peeples. Rick Jacksonville.

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A downtown shopper lays Four alligators were stolen
abs would like to se, some 10. from the Municipal Zoo Sun.
minute limit parking spaces. day night and another was left
3
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behind dead.
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Roger Harris. Kiwanis proofMrs. Willi hood, zoo keep
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dint, and Mayor A. L. Wilson,
there
went
36
'gatons
en,
said
.,
named
delegate.
to
have be
the Kiwanis International eon.. in ths pits Sunday morning.
This
morning
only
there
were
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vention in Portland, Oregon.
It live alligators plus one
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which had been fatally ham. j:
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Congratulations to Theodore mered on the bead.
Bullhorn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Hood said the raiders :
timer L. bullhorn of Slsvls, used a i big, balipeeri ham.
0
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placid on the seer to kill the all igators be
... r.
Dean's List at Florence State font four of them were drag.
.
College In Florence, Alabama, god over a chain link fence
because of high scholastic and carried away. The ham.
achievement during the past seer was left behind.
semester.
Apparently the job of getting
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.
the 'gators out of their pits
Above and beyoitd the call of was so big that the thieves
duty. That is what we call the gave up on the fifth one, Mrs.
,'
action of three cIUze.s who Hood said,
appeared before the City Corn. This is the third raid at the
mission th week t. nip. an 'gate, pits In the past
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litq
td police department. aood the th ieves made off with six
police officers are hard to big alligators.
get and hard to hold. Money Mrs. Hood said the 'galors
'MISS CEC' title was captured from among 11
tolen Sunday night were thelps.
contctanin
by Dawn Fedder, Seminole High
ISS
Itween six and nine feet
School
junior, at the state convention of Co.
.... .. = a
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The mlam, alayor charge
is ng at @7 MOM as 1. a Pallw!
A Ca,s.lberry subscriber and weighed around
Wal4from and Steel Weber.
Operath-e Eflucation C103 of Finrldn at Orlan.
pounds each. Bootleg prices
Burns, meanwhile, renewed "1 am making a specific ticular locality and at that
Another Seminole County that Powell's endorsement of
says our recent piece of 1w.
do
over
the
weekend.
(herald
Photo)
lad uho gained a big triumph him at a Miami airport press his charge Sunday that his op charge that Robert King 111gb par ticular time the city •I*
mar on "How To Catch an paid for alligator hides range
has made a proposition with not go further with reference ,
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in the Saturday race was Ly conference Sunday was
Alligator," was stupid, silly from $1 to $6 a foot.
carnival gamblers to open the to anything that may or may
thieves
Sunday
night,
the
Burns'
shot!.•
who
stir.
'squarely
on
Hugins
ought
it
man's
Dave
and low grid.. W. th
gambling concessions at car. not have happened outalde j
apparently invaded the pits in
prised a strong field by win tiers."
was funny.
rivals and fairs, which were the city limits.
Hig h
be r boots, battered the
rub
lts, reahislagi
is
obviously
a
setup,"
"This
half.mile
with
trea
ning
the
SSIS
closed by the attorney ten- further that affidavits for
with
a
'galore
on
th
e
head
to
oust
,ncndotli stretch drive for a said high, who seeks
The Seminole High football
i-ral at the request of Doyle warrants have been algnsd
hainnier, d r a g g c ti them
time of 1:38.4, the first time Burns front Ill* chair In the
campus
Conner,
secretary of agricul. and presently hi the hand, of
Is
through
the
monkey
cages
he has ever run the 830 under Democratic primary runoff
or spring practice. The city and over a five-foot fence.
lure," said Burns.
the proper county prosecut.
May
24.
"1
don't
want
his
two
mintita,.
ejected the request of the
"This
fellows
wild,"
said
ing
of I Ic ii is, recognizing
A trace of blood, plus the
(Powell's)
endorsement.
It's
(Continued is pass 4)
am to use the Municipal dead alligator, caused itrs.
High, answering the charge, further that warrants In tieS
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of
Sanford
Plaza
sale
theft
Public
tadium field but suggested Hood to discover the
"1 like fairs. I'm as much to have been signed In the cowi.
1,
for 81.283,000 has been opBy l)ottie Anctun
hat £ section behind the early
favor of (air s as the next guy, ty and recognizing that th e
this morning. She bad proved by Circuit Court Judge
Robert King but I never made any promise county jurisdiction sateada
ORLANDO
,leaehsrs could be utilized. the pits dra ined and made
P.
High
of
Miami
swore
an oa th
e
how
many
Roger
Dykes.
.To bear the coaches didn't 90 coun t to determ in
like this. I don't know what both within the city limits
to Central Florida voters,
The ,ale had been contested
'or this proposal.
he
's talking about," High and outside the city limits as
were missing.
ing to 'represent every see
S S S
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that prosecution In the Cota.
s.
Lt. Earl Bourquardez and in a petition of objections filed
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un
ity
health
lion
of
Sanford Seminole Jaycees Finch , who also Is district vice servation; comm
th is state with fairness,
"Cdr. Bu* Sawyer" com- Patrolman Tom Deppen of the by Patrick and Louise Zeuli
ty can COVIT lb. riegestau,
,
or Lb. subject we have and
pleted the ground training Sanford Police Depa rt ment following the April 5 court. swept th e boards at th e state president, 17 local men attend. and safety; civic improve dignity and integrity, so help
Demo Meeting
convention last weekend in St. ed the event and helped 'car. ment; youth and sports, and me God."
the episode that have brought
phase of transition to the are Investigating the thefts. house sale,
By Donna Bates
appeared
with
Scott
111gb
winnings."
home
the
sale
Petersburg
and
returned
with
ry
the
The
called
the
Barreli."
petition
"Boll
these people here todayVigilant, at Sanford Naval
at a merger of Kelly Candidates in the May 24 with this in mind and
"grosaly Inadequate and in. the Dan McCarty Award for Individual awards in cluded
he local group took third Kelly
Air Station In a record sin
and
111gb
area supporters second primary will be guest
religious
and
S
first
place
in
"Most
Outstanding
Club
in
meet. nizing the new limitations
ufficient."
w.eks. It usually takes fly.
relations here.
plac. in in
speakers at the regular
garner.
Christmas
activities;
second
entertaining the charge of
But last week Judge Dykes the State" as well as
months for this course given
place in pubications, public and extensions; Americanism, Declaring that he "detects log of the Seminole County simple assault of the City of,
ruled in favor of the pun- ing 12 other awards,
ity the Naval Air Maintenance
Led by President Frank I relations; agriculture and con- government and public affairs, 1 signs of emotional instability Democratic Association ached. Sanford against these thres
chasers, William Sullivan and
'rnining D.tachment. (Bus is
In Coy. Haydon Burns," 111gb tiled for $ p.m. Tuesday at the defendants, I liii I have as
Tonight
and chapter development.
0,;r
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the cartoon creation of Roy
Henry Dowd. He ordered Cir.
e
C'iessen.
said he was 'not going 10 South Seminole Bank Confer. alternative, but to recommend
They also won th
A highlight will be held at cult Court Clerk Arthur H.
rane.)
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any more time answer . ence Room. Moderator for the
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this court that this.
bier
plaque
for
"most
outJ
8 p.m. today when the Sanford Beckwith Jr. to issue a cer
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log
the
reckless charges of evening will be Gene ft. Steph. charges be nol pressed as ts
standing club" in their
Radio ham operators are In- Male Chorus presents Its an- tilicate of title to Sullivan and
this panic-stricken man, who onson, association president. the three de f endan ts."
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latlon division.
vlt.d to an organizational nual Spring Serenade at the Dowd and this had been done.
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Dave Byers of Plant CItY,
misting by Herb Johnson, Vic Center.
Judge Dykes set Friday at
i-. j
political
wound'
was elected state president
- Civil Defense director, and In addition to songs by the 1 p.m. for a hearing In Cm.
"From now on I am only
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Al Case, emergency coordi- orus, listeners will be en- cult Court to discharge the
NNIYS
going to talk about the
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The
new
Orlando.
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...Able Cater
nator for Civil Defense, it S rtained with songs by the receiver In the Sanford Plaza
issues,"
said.
111gb
at
eaker
.1 US h
Iple Trio of Seminole High cia.. Tbe receiver is Kcnnet.
p.m. tonight at the courtroom
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the local installation banquet
hod: Anna Lea Herman, Priest of Ormond Beach.
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SumfdM...
in the court house.
lag
ova tion from the crowd of
scheduled
h duld tog June 10
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inise LaTour, Jeri Wheat. Once the receiver is dis"1i.
persons
approximately
450
YS PlT QUMJTY
S honor at the ban.
! liked the article on how id, Cindy Slayton, Boni t a charged, the complete open.
um a
w e r e°Coy Haydon Burns gathered at the Cherry Plaza
105
has,
April
Zsambeky,
Con
to catch alligators although
ationi of the shopping center
Hotel, intr od uced 111gb and
PICK-UP Al NLIYIIY
of
Brownfield
antI
C
William
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I don't think the bootleggers i Stewart Theressea Whit' will be turned over to Sullivan
urged Kelly backers to sup
Ph...
323.1310
Ohio
auther
of
'the
Columbus
and Cathy Green.
Will take to this," says Jim
'
port 111gb to help "wipe the
and Dead, truste es representJ
aycee
Creed.
.i
Crowe. "At $ a foot this Linden lbe direction of Mrs. ing a group of Miami and:
smear off my name."
miter Riley, they will New York investor,.
would
cut
down
on
the
In.
Kelly restated with em)
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is 'Baubles, Bangles and
come.'
ij. phasis that Burns' charges
Mary
P.
Lake
. .
ads" and 'Sound of Mu.i
S
that be (Kelly) had offered to
Tonight's appearance of1
Burns claims Bobby Ken.
ass,
Contract for the nsw "se ll his soul" for $300,000 Is
ri,u
1k
"u
Lab. Many roil Office bas "the biggest He ever told."
sedy Is for Robert King I Trio will be one of many
the group that has sung
/
bees awarded by the POSt
He said he had not planned
High. Some High supporter.
civic and church groups
office Departaes$ IS
Open House to campaign actively for 111gb
claim Hubert Humphrey is
Is season.
i
We Carpet Fleishlig (em. until Burns smeared his name.
for Burns. Who Is Batman
Open House ass achedThe concert will be the re
pony of Daytcea
Beach,
"IlargI. and I were going
for?
it of months of practice sos- I uled from 4 to 7 p.m. today
U. S. Representative A. to take a vacation. We weren't
me Los' the 27-member cho- at Seminole Memorial ba-.
Sydney Hocking Jr. notified going to Nissati
we didn't
pital I. permit else public to
Robert
Car.
Herald
Index
a,
its
director,
The Herald today by liii' have any money to put in the
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Bridge -................................ 2A
I. and accompanist. Mrs. tour the now west wing I
gram. Estimated coats Of bank over there," Kelly quipMY Smith.
which will be put Into 0P'
Classified ads _....... 10-11
the building, to be somewhat pad, referring to an issue in
11
cretin, this week.
COSIs. ..-....-.. 2A-3A
larger thaa originally phi, the 1964 governor's race,
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FATAL CRASH
The new wing eacOsipus.
Crossword pulls ................BA
ned, are $11,123 with tea.
Kelly pred icted Burns would
PROUDEST MAN in th e State of Florida t oday
BOWIE. Md. (UPI)
is three floors a nd include.
Dsag Abby .............._.... 2A
pieties set for February, be beaten in the yo.o fj May
is Frank Finch, president of the Sanford-Semi.
Editorial page ......--.• IA girt persons, seven of thins Many Innovations and the
1107, Noticing advised.
24, "because never before has
nole Jaycees, who were named the "Moot Outtertai..at ... ..... ....-.... IA orm one family, were killed most modern equlpaesl. Ex.
an Incumbent received only
standing Club in Florida" at the Jaycee conven.
TRAFFIC TOLL
tion in St. Petersburg. Finch holds the hand33 per cent of Lb. primary
Horoscope ..__.. 2A tan their auto was demolish.. t.nsive renovation and reTraffic votes and been successful In
by a Potasyivanis Railroad modeling Is still isles an
MIAMI (UP!)
Society ....-...... $1
some Dan McCarty award trophy, a memorial
monger train at an in- In the older part if the boa'
accidents took nm e lives in the runoff-and he's not going
to Gov. I)art McCarty who died shortly after he
tirdad eraulng near bars. plt.aL
to break the record."
Florida over Lbs weekend,
took office.
(Herald Photo)
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Pastor
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Sunday School .__ 5:11 a. a.
Morning Worship - 11:05 A. a.
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Morning Worship - 11:10 a. a.
Evening Worship - 0:00
a.
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Hwy. 17-13)

W. S. (Dill) Hammond, twangs-

Wa. L. Stephens -- Pastor
Sunday ichooi _ 10:00 I. a.
Morning Worship - 11:00 a.
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All''
igator, Pi t At
Sanford Zoo Again
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Ladies Bible Class - Sill
5th *1. a. IIoili Ave.
Joke B. King -- Pastor Miii. Class - 1:55 p. a.
Wednesday
Sunday School _ 10:00 5. a.
Bible Class - Till p. a.
Sunday
Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a.
Sunday CHURCH or CHRIST
Evening Worship - 1:15 P. a.
Geneva
Wsdn.sday
• Ralph Brower Jr. Evangelist
Prayer S.r,ioe - 1111
Bibs School .............. 1:00 a. iii.
Morning Worship .... lI:Oi a. a.
L *nine Worship ... i:i0 p a.
Wed. Prayer Service 1:50 p. a.
PINECKEST
(14U*lCli
LAKE MART
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Jsev. Roy A. Hamilton Pester
Morris Ruby -Morning Worship - 1l:Ue a. a.

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Morning Worship - *1:05 a. a.

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Bert Brown
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dr.d Burns, lbe state's first
MRS. WILLA HOOD points to fatal hammer wound on head of alligator
lady. may sake $ campaign
found In Sanford Zoo pool this morning. Herald staff photographer Joel
appearance In Seminole CairnHeaton said he "risk life and limb" helping Mrs. Rood drag the dead
ty but the governor is not is.
reptile out of the pool.
(Herald Photograph)
pictad to make the scene.

Alibema now Is the only

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su.uxxn
W. tad It. it Maple Ave.
Sail CoRalalis - 8.40 s. a. Paul

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Robert Dine,
MinIster

maCsi School - 54I a. a.
Morning Worship - hisS a. a.

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Sunday School - 11:11 a. a.
Baptist
Worship i.rv$os - 11:15 a. a.
Xvsning Service
Till I. 0.
C$X?*LL a*piisr CHURCH
a
Oak
Ave.Radio
BrosdcsMat.
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W.T.lLR.
Sum.
1:15
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Sill SailS

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Evening Worship P. M.
Wed. Prayer SieUa liD Al.
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CIII SisterS Lvi.
Rev. Durward S. Zai$kt Jr.
paste,
SundaySchool - 9:45 s.
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S. Torsos Puller

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avoided the real college cx. suggested that everyone
with $ simple
perience.

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Keep Heydon Burns working for Florida and for you.

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ties of education? To me, the
they fail,
others fsflto obtain anedu. great purpose ofaeoflegeed
cationeven though they e0n. ucatlon Is fulfilling our pp..
plotis four years and have a else billing — that we are

Thate!se thatcostsscthelctsherexpressherseffsobeaulifully?)

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MSSIPSSLPIS.

The Canadian rity if Totes.

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fiftruowl isid the Investi.
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cosMut if interviewing real- first settled.

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or"Visit 49104mar of Kr.ow Mrs. W.
R, graces " RedgersP
woo" is do ftubs 010, wM help lesspeft Astm dougiter of Mr. and Mrs.
by attend $ State meetIng Is Tort X.metb *odgsrs; leai 1111.
L$idsidals.
wood, daughter of fir. ad

Aristotle said that the desire
fist. as checklist .1 thIngs and noble purpose, to know the four years with at least tealls. that man has always philosophy.
The
disfor
wisdom began with "won3.
What
I.
nature?
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perfect
preliminary
training
to
be
a
sought
soma
relationship
wi
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That
is
th
that $ collect .Ocstlon Is everything.
17
W.sl.yaa
CoildititIon
laTched
In
this
study
de
Oth.t.
c."
U. vu only half right.
But,
the
for
a
college
itu.
doctor
or
objective
not:
writtm for
theology
will
have
no
direct
are
all
the
eclencee,
Øyskst
The
long
term pursuit of wi..
more
point,
be
will
also
to
the
I College is not merely the dent,
A..
student
the
don
also
ends with wonder.
stretch
the
have
taken
long
steps
toward
effect
In
making
'thIng to W If you want to College
(met $
DRY
realized adult. more moral. Bat the study of and theoretical.
e
four
being
a
fully
spirit.
Th
in
to
Well, you've mad. 1. A do an "In" thing, take up polo mind and
4.
What
an
But
merely
urging
intellsethe
nature
MA
attributes
of
"PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SIRVICr
Ow relation. pursue wisdom opera a life
It would be cheap" and It years Mould sare as a labwilege Us accepted Youof
t
he oratory for wit - distoverY. tual stimulation and growth what =*a have called God ships of God, man and nature? fall of wonder. An4 in the
year
or
awe
at
strals,
would
not
Involve
my
A
Ascribing overriding impor. only kind worth living.
Is not my specific- What will be a path to wisdom.
tests And intensive body Erg. self-deception entalled in ferA. Guided by the discoveries —
SIMNOLI
L What it man? What am tance to these questions may
alleys — of science should we study? Every stuand
blind
JIM has paid off. Now. you're Inc off edwatiOlL
0 Cancla Is =t A Mgport *M our humanistic tradition. denVa oducatioe, I belle". I? What is my fellow man — seem a trifle solemn. ft nal- (NI F-K T- LIf 9 Away
cm pus-bound.
should be built around four In Tierra del Fuere, to Japan ly thouldn"L Attainment of t,
each student should chip th
it may mem mdair, but It to ppw-middle
•l W. d W.• H. I. RASOSH JO,,
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or down the street? Thee, our potential should actually
him
01,,
questions:
of
new
facet.
on
sands
sent
feel.g
be n!-.
joy—beyond
pleas.
i
By
questions
Include
th
e
social
be
a
gnat
all
1.
What
17
or
s God?
"URVlN SANFOID sad SIWINOIS COUNTY SINCI 15$"
u1a,h
ób
mmli.
parent. — who es education self.
$
of euphoria right now.
come out of 18, It Is time that a student sciences, the life sciences and ore.
May 16, 1986 — Page 3
s have only In terms of prestige and sta t. The student may
Your
begun. you have four years us, are misled. The prestige
makeess of of a college graduate Will
our college experience — and item match the value Of true
collect educatiom
it wont be easy.
• nor, to tighten the focus,
Fully 50 per cent of IncomkvI
Ing freshmen find it so diffl. Is a toilets education Mrsly
cult that they drop out be- 11 process of advanced Toe&amp;.
fore graduation. Keep In mind tionsi training. Anyone who
t all of them bay, the in- goes to college solely to be se'lectua1 potential for the job; credited as *doctor, lawyer,
ot herwise they would never or business chief has missed
I
,. b. admitted to cot. lbe essential point o the
whole .zp.ri.nee.
lege
To succeed in any job, It I also take the view that
Is well to understand what the four years of college is not
U.
job Is and why it needs th merely tun and games. Stoat
the
purpose
students
are
all
too
resourcebe done. What a
of Investing four year. In col. tel in availing themselves of
j
6 STO S
ILMITS I WITH
e 1 0 less ?
1 social possibilities of college
4f
,
P
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OR KRAFT
QUART DEEP SOUTH
SALAD DRESSING 39s
QUAW" RIQM RMItVW
13.00 ORDIR)
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fToo many incoming call"9 life. (More power to them.)
students have a very 121049- But the fUn Is ft0t to be cOn'
Fft G"-fkaot 0. &amp;d
1018111-srala Men*.
j quate idea of why they an fused with the real funCtioll Of

the time. All were returning

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science degree

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I1 if these fifth charmers mill be erownsd May Prlmcsss at Malodes
113k iOSIqnt, c1linuln the May Day 8katlng Show. Tom Mo'
Bruce, Terry Rodgers,
tfl do the nonors. From lift are
IomMlhi,00d,DsI..Uogs1XlmUadimodandDsbraUo..
(Herald Poto)

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gation, Mitarsowsm said, was

walking an the White House son of Mrs. HIM SU&amp;
grounds an Mur or so b ft! ~
by and the late Dr. SlIa
usted from,
lihas do back hate of the by# Woe
necuuvo massurn. It was get the n! ersity of Flori.
heard the darg"
Iftalors &amp;am inff. He received a bach.
elor of
Inside
In chemistry and
accepted
a position
of
with
Hercules
Corn
Occidental
se all ftft
ny in Spartanburg,
C.
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Memo To The Campus-Bound: Coping With College
By Itulsy

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fraltift area Sunday of the
Its mid she had n 1100- Paul*" on" *onac "I.
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th homs, of Peny Ann Brad- The SK A ILIA sch"I Jwl'
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a picture of a valuabl, prize. Save your half pictures. When r' oollect
both halves of ony of the pictures of a prize you will win that prize.
• Employees of our company and their Immediate families are not eligible.
• Multsonly please.
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: Cassius Clay.
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however.
'h. look, lust great," Dun.
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champion started the final
phase of training for Satur.
day's title defense against
ry Cooper.

lastle as the Louisville slugger
jumped rope in a corner of the
game In sports and In life;
barnlike
gym.
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your face, there's always an"Just witch him. He's great."
other door."
HERE'S SOME OF THE AWARD winners at the Lyman High School
Clay could not to without
All-Sports Banquet Friday night at the Longwood school's Cafetorlum.
He then quipped, "poor old
Interjecting Just a bit of his
Alabama, they don't know
These winners are (left to right) Ron Tulbert, most valuable junior
old "I'm the vwst.st" theme.
what they're missing. They
varsity basketball player; Danny Peterson, most valuable junior varsity
win all the time."
When a spectator t s-lag.
football player; Larry Miller, most improved varsity football player; and
Ellenson had the Lyman
side hoisted a 12.yw.old boy
Bob Eldridge, runner-up winner of the Bill Proctor Scholastic Athletic
audience In a laughing uproar
to the sing apron for a better
Award.
(Herald Photo)
at one point In his speech,
view, Clay paused and quip.
giving an imaginary
to the youngster: "You're
to an Imaginary leans that
witnessing history being
hadn't won a ball game In
made."
two years.
Dundee, svn mindful of the
Awards to Lyman athlete,
t,utur,, praised the work of
made at the banquet were:
sparring partner James Ellis,
In Little American League Is-mn Clay's home town.
Most valuable In track - Elks and Civitan battle to. A three-bitter by Rick Run.
David Huggins; most valuable night for the Its-it half titie isis gave Elks the victory as play Friday, Strickland-Mo,. "He's what you call a super
In golf - Jim Hammer; most In the city's Junior League at Billy Miller and Billy hliggen. rison
Ford gained undisputed sparring mat.," Dundee said.
valuable In baseball - Larry Pinehurst Field. Gem time is botham added hitting support.
possession
01 first place with "When they work out, it's $
Baker; outstanding baseball 7:30 p.m.
Miller had a double and home
real fight, battle of wits and
tie-breaking
4-2 win Over a
Pitcher--Steve Simpkins;
run, his third in sin games,
Elks brought its record
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Jim's blossoming Into
$ nual junior varsity football to 7-2, the same as Civitan, while H iggenbotham added Florida State Bank. Don honvyweight himself - he
award, Danny Peterson;
most with a 11.2 decision over Ito. three more hits.
Brown fanned 15 and got used to be a middleweight."
Improved var s ity
football
tary last Friday night. To. Civitan had trimmed Kiwan. home run support from Rick Ellis said after the session
award - Larry Miller; Ross
night's game will be the final Is, 9.1, that afternoon to force Sergeant for the victory. Tom. he thought Clay was In top
Mobley Memorial outstanding
first ball game for both team., the victory from Elks. Eddie my Harks was neatly as tough condition, better than before
lineman award-Danny Over. ______
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the March 29th fight with
ton; outstanding back awardfor Civitan, who ha,e never in a losing effort, striking out George Chuvalo in Toronto.
Larry Baker; annual junior
been dropped from their first 18 for every putout.
varsity basketball award In two other Little Amen. "He's ready now - today,"
place
perch since the season's
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said Ellis.
Ron Tulbert; most valuable
start. Glenn Burns and Mark can game. Friday, Sanford
varsity basketball award
two
hits
each
Atlantic
defeated
Goodyear,
Cockinan had
Richard Moore; most improv7.6, and George's thumped the
for CIvlt.an.
ccl basketball award-Charles
Navy, 14•3.
Newell; Bill Proctor Scholas'
Willie Wall ard R,I-' Qc-ff.
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MELODU
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SkAT1M RINK
Strick..Morr .- ................... 6 2 -A 500-mile Speedway race Navy.
Florida St. Bank ............ 5 3 lineup averaging 1A0'miles per
George's ............................ 5 3 hour, paced by Mario Andrct.
San.-Atl. Bank ................5 3 ti's record-shattering sprint,
NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - Navy ..................................3 5 loomed as a possibility today
Most of gos top names
Goodyear ............................ 0 8 with 10 spots up for grabs
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9 0 qualified on the first weekend
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learned from athletics, Floe.
Ida assistant head football
coach Gene Ellenacu told Ly'
nianHighsCbooath5(14
guests Friday night at lb.
school's annua. all . sports
banquet.
"Being able to bounce back
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the 101ud dash with a i sprint medley, just $ 10th at mint trail began.
flat elcekbug. Deland grab a OsGood sky of the state It ended Saturday at the
NIMINOLE TRACK COACH DICK WILLIAMS CHECKS STOPWATCH
bed a fo
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berth place La this mark of 2:00,1, while Sea
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while the (ealnoles and Said. Its sprint medley team was
crabs had five each.
composed of the some foul
DeLud gotfourpoints with boys that won the NO relay,
a .s.eesd In the mile While but running in different or.
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point with is fifth plus finish, again with the 110-ard - In.
'Iben came the first big re. Walitrom ran the 220-yard
By UPI
three, snapping a 12-game The Nets moved into sixth cause with three bit.,, Includ.
Jay-the NO-and going Into porting, Frisby
the 330.yard The New York Mets have Giant win streak in the pro. place over the weekend, a tog three-run double.
this event the Bulldogs had IS length and Gray the 440.yard come 01 age.
ccii,
points, Suabre.zs six and San. anchor lap.
neighborhood never before oc- Lou Brock and Tim McCar.
Baseball's most loyal fans
Saturday, Jack Fisher hand. cupied as late as mid-May. ver had five
ford five. leabreeze had WOO Just as before, the Semis,
hits between
have been promised 'an im. ed the Giants their first set They also advanced to with.
this event In both the group oles grabbed as early lead on proved team" each year for back n two weeks and receiv. In one victory of .soo and the them as St. Louis handed
and the region and the Seas. Walafrom'a poetics and then the past four seasons and ed credit for his first victory never-never land of the first Tony (loninger, a 24-game
Incise seeded a victory here when Gray got the baton be now. 1e and behold, the turn. sine, last August. Sunday, It division,
to make up the difference,
winner last season, his fourth
fought
allleg.
competitors in bling, bumbling, lovable Nets was rookie Rob Gardner who 'Larry Jackson gained his loss of the campaign against
'There wasn't much doubt the
longoff
last
are showing they're not to be
handcuffed San Francisco on first victory as a I'hilly but two wins.
alter the first handoff. Al This g a y s Seminole 30 laughed at.
tour bits and picked up a 1.1 he needed relief help from Larry Sherry, the hero of
Peeples ran the first leg and points, Seabrees. N and De. Off to the best start in triumph.
Jim Running, who was work. the 1959 World Series as the
kept the Seminoles right i.ad, out of it now, a distant their five-year history, the
among the leaders. Frisby 17
In other National League ing out of the bullpen for the relief specialist for the jot
Mots welcomed the league
took over, Not a good lead bill T
. he Daytona team had a leading lam Francisco Giants ga mes, Philadelphia topped first time In two years. liar. Angeles Dodgers, made his
Houston 3.t Cincinnati bomb. vey Kuenn, like Jackson an 10th appearance this season
lost some of It In the stretch chace to reclaim the lead in into Shea
Stadium
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Just before heading it off to the 220, but Howell could musS end series last Friday
Gray.
and
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Pittsburgh
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and St. 'coring the tying run and Year-old fireman pitched no.
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Atlanta
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The b15 Seminole speedster and the two teams were tied
In the American League, a seventh inning single,
wasn't t be denied as be with 30 points with Just the
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21; New York swept a twin decision,.
229-yard portion 01 the race. Ing of 3:29.0 in the regional
Leaders
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bill from Kansas City 32 and Deron Johnson, Don Pavle. allowing eight hits in the
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Walstrom kept well 12 front DeLand and Kathleen, all of
3-1; California split with Boa. tich and Art Shamaky homer. cond game.
Al L H. Pd.
of the
ton, winning the opener 5.4 ed for Cincinnati as Mitt Pap. combined to bind the Indians
Pursuing
and
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were running the faster Morro. lou 111 17 40 .310 and dropped the second game pas won his third straight their first shutout of the cam.
DeLmnd
runnersSeabreez.
for a victory
second
that was worth 10 Points. The Gulf 111gb surprised every.Hart,
Pinion,0?
Cli 100 10 87 .339 1-3; Minnesota downed Wash. game after suffering two loss. paign In the first game. John
HMO of 1:10.2 also set a stateone by running a 3:29.4 is the Smith, It!,
113 24 3* .335 ington 04 and Detroit whipped es at the start of the season. Miller started and went eight
ft 11 112 .323 Chicago $0.
record that Was set in 1963. "slow" first beat and this
Pete Rose helped the Red frames, giving up four hits,
Iii
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DeLand, by finishing third really put the pressure on the Hunt, NY
Stu Miller hurled three innings
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and hiked its leading total to LaPy, Martin, Dunn and Pond.
Sib
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Pitt 124 14 37 .804
with a second place, while the To the amazement of Coach
Jim Perry hurled a five.
107 18 32 .299
Seminoles' win put them right Williams, this quartet ran Its Torre. All
hitter, struck out five and col.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Li the middle with 15,
best race ever with a time of
lected two singles In winning
14 82 .3811
Field event results began 3:27.5, finishing third behind Oil,., Minis
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911 23 36 .375
pouring In at this time and record • setting performances P.Rbsn, ElI
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109 *7 36 .3.10 captured their third straight tion, 1.ongwood edged out uprising in the fourth inning.
and a second In the discus, their best third place finish Ystzakl, Boa III 19
Aft
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to hike their point total to 31. ever, as it was worth six Rchrdt. Cal 103 21 13 .020 eminoie Senior League vie- North Orlando, 7.11, with in the junior circuit, Bob
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the Lake Mary Glints, came on In the fifth to save for his new teammates In the
casualty, sent the team right Bulldogs
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to the trophy room.
..Russ
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nightcap. Friend was touch.
it was the 1i-low
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STARKV1LLE, Miss. (UPI)National League: Aaron, fling pitcher in relief for the Braves
George
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, attack
with
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perfect
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Ole entry. Dick had won this reigned today as Southeastern Lutebv, Dodgers I; Alou and pod three hits for the win, pair of hits for Longwootj,
event In the group but finish. Conference baseball champions Torre, Braves p
net,, including a pair of am.
with a pair of singles, a dou.
ed fourth to the regional, for the second its-sight year
L.ittle League
play, Sun. ble, two runs scored and one
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Casst-iht'rry,
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Friday night. Ilisigle Sill.
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Jose Santiago and Dick Its.
had a pair of singles and a
nones to barely quality for playoffs.
8; Btefary, Orioles and Oliva,
The Sunland Yankees were double for the victorious data combined In the night.
the afternoon finals,
The Bulldogs will represent Twins 7,
victims of a pair of master- Yanks. Jimmy Iemmons
cap to halt Boston's six-game
But from the start of the the SEC in the Region 3
ful pitching performances the winning pitcher,
Baa. Batted is
losing skein, Rico Petrocelii
race. It was evident that this NCAA playoffs at Ga.tonla,
National League; May., over lb. weekend. On Friday
A three, run homer by homered before Carl Yastwas Waistrom's day. The N. C., nest month.
night they were shut out on &amp;hnjtis- In the final
nemaki doubled and Tony
Giants 24; Aaron, Bra,.. 2!; one hit by Ron Skein of Ca.. gave Lake Mary a 5.4 vic. Conlgllas-o tripled in a Iwo-run
Wynn, Astros
21; 1.febvru,
Dodgers
and Flood,
Cards 20. selb.rry. Skein allowed only tory over the Altamonte Sen. slzth.inning Bost rally.
seventh inning singles to stars
American Liabu.: B. Rob.
Kirkpatrick', two-run
on Saturday with Paul
Ed Ruts end three walks
,
homer highlighted a three-run
the
Doyle
winning
pitcher,
Orioles 21; Scott, Red while fanning IS batter,.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sox 27; Reich.rdt, Angels 22;
NATIoNAl. LEAGUE
Fores t City pitcher Mike alifornia uprising In the
Clarence Cain rappel •
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t,. irs. oa Yastrzemaki, Red lox and home
Constantino hurled a four- first game. Joe Adcock also
Cleveland
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Oliva. Twins 20.
run, his third of the hitter on Saturday to pace blasted a two-run round-trip.
San Fran
22 9 .710
young season, for asselberry.
Baltimore
17 9 .654 2
Pitehi.g
the Pirates to * 5.1 victory per for the Angels.
Houston
18 12 .600 334
O Saturday, th e Forest
Detroit
14 10 .616 3
National
Los Angeles 17 14 ,54$ S
Over Sunland.
League; Mii'Ichal, City Pirate. and pitcher Dray..
hand The Longwood
California
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7.0; Cuellar, Aatroa and
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Chicago
14 11 .540 434 Philadelphia IS 13 .500 634 Knowles, Phillie. 3.0; Koufas, n.,ij
a 9.0 pasting, Unley allowed hind * i4. shi'llnt'king beYONKERS, N. Y. (till[)
Dodgers and Parry, Giants only three
1211 .522 534 New York It 12 47$ 7
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Ricky
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New York 10 11 .357 10
Larry
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victories
American Lesgu.: McDo.
in 50 starts, arrives
81. Louis
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The Pirates' Unl.y had * anti a
double for Longwood. at Yonkers Raceway today to
Kansas City 9 10 .333 1034 Cincinnati
12
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Boston
820 .2*6 12
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6 20 .i 1334 Indiana 1.0; Pascual, Twins the hit attack. Larry GlynnDarrell
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Sunday'. Re.ult..
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Pace of the Century, May 20.
Roadsy'e Ga..
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the Pirates.
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California 5.3 Boston 4.5
Cincinnati 9 Chicago 2
MInn,sc'ta I Washington
Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 1
Detroit $ Chicago $
51. L uis 5 Atlanta I
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quit, proper, mothers wUl be
more dtindi,e in floor.
length towns and long gloves.
And the mothers, corsages
should be without ribbons,
usuaLly each mother's favor.
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R$. I.. C. CHRISTIANSFN, her daughter, Judy, Mrs. Arthur Turner
and daughter Nancy. (left to right) are shown around the beautifully
appointed re/reabment table at the lovely Christiansen home In Forest
City at a Tea for the eight grade girls at Forest Lake Seventh-Day Ad..
sntIat Church School.
(Photo by Maryann Miles)
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hurch, should smooth her
uwn under her and place a
sheet on the car seat unless
she is sure it Is spotless.
She should have someone
'start" her train when she
toes down the aisle. And she
should remove the stitching
!rem the ring linger of her
il,.ie so
that her wedding
sand can be slipped on with.
sot removing the glove.
For an

Informal

Nancy Rodgers
Guest Of Honor
At Party

summer wedding the bride
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Social Events Forthcoming

should be short and her boo.
luet small.
Her attendants should wear
Is and 1A Jaillet, twin honorees, Marcia Lippiocolt, Falgione, Cr111 Harden, Janice street-length dresses, short
The first May meeting of
daughters of Mr. and Mrs Vicki McArdle, Cheryl Jones, Crawford, Adrienne Epstein, iloves, little jewelry and
Georg. Juliet, of lake Dot Nancy Rodgers, Cindy Ml. Janice Grant, Sarah Wight, mall bats. It is smarter for Phi Delta Zeta chapter of
Drive In Sunisad Estates were chels, Susan Stein, Laura Jo and the honoree., So and Lu heir shoes to be darker or Beta Sigma Phi was held in
Ighten than their dresses-not
h.d reeeitly at a Coke Ganett, Donna Jutb, Pam Jalilet,
the spacious home of member
ijed to match.
and splash party at the bows
Bettina Vale.
of Ma's. Morris Ruby. They
Marcia Coleman, president,
are member, of the 1* gradcalled
the meeting to order
uatIng class at Seminole High.
with the opening ritual.
Alter a refreshing dip is
the pool the guests were an.
Sanford-Seminole Jsyceettes The constitution and byof the Sanford City Coun.
wed refreshments of chips and
ittending this year's state laws
cii were read and approved
dips, nuts, mints and cold
04yeflt1on at St. Petersburg, by the members.
drinks. An appropriate gift
honoring the graduates was
WAY 12-15, were Mn., JoAnn Three parties were discuss.
presented by the hostess.
Rowe, Mrs. Tracy Albert, ed for May and June by the
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lirs. Gwen Murrie, Mrs. Jan social committee. May 17,
VLhlen, Mrs. Iris Hunt and there will be an engagement
GeorgeJaUI.t, motherof the
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hits. Linda McKee.
party at the home of member
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Wayne Evans, son of Mr. gaged girls in the chapter.
construction of research, uwn'ad Mrs.
E. Evans, is cur. There will be a bake sale at
tal retardation, hospital and
'ently taking a 14-week Med. the Winn-Dixie May 21. Also
related health facilities during
cat Training Course at Great planned was a couple's party,
tha lineal year 065 amounted
Lakes, Ill., NAS, lie will re. June 15 at Rock Springs.
Pledge training re-view was
urn this fail to efltct F.S.U.
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'ad continue his 2ducatlou in conducted by 5!.sr Mona
Walker, chapter advisor.
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ports.
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*en Informed that her grand. and hair-dos for all occasions
on, Franz Glenn Warner. of was presented by the guest
THE JAILLETT TWINS, Lu, left, and Su, right,
ramp., son of Mr. and Mrs. speaker, Opel Westmoreland.
Seminole High seniors, were guests of honor at
alph W. Warner, of Miami, Barbara lirunnings, Linda
a recent graduation Coke and splash party at
as completed his basic train- Tucker and Edie Herota serv.
the Lake Mary home of Mrs. Morris Ruby, censag at Fort Binning, Ga. lie
ter.
i currently stationed at Edgerood, Md., where he is a
lliitary Police officer, hold.
sag the highest rating in his
lass.
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Remember the decorative The youthful Mod look con.
garters women used to weart tinues to dominate
men's

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Well, with the new, above-the. sportawear lines, reports the NEW YORK (UP!)
osta Rica, after CARE
knee hemlines, they're corn. National Association of
Men's
Ing back. One manufacturer is Sportswear fluyer, (NASMS) quipped a carpentry training
hop for the physically handi.
out with bow- tied, elasticized in its fall roundup. The look apped, a master carpenter
includes,
says NASMS, dma.
ornaments designed either to
ble.br,asted nevivaja in outer. amid Jose Murillo gave up
pace the knee or above the
wear, sweatets, blazers, "you Js own profitable busbiess to
elbow In summer's sleeveless name it." Look for big plaids ike the job as shop teacher
A less money.
dresses. Thi bows come In as also.
MurUlo, who had retrained
sorted polka dot combinations,
imself
after an accident in
In solid colors, or candy NASIIS reports copies of
rhich
he
lost all but two of his
stripes. Matching scarves also the "Dutch boy" hat, with its Lagers, gave
this reason "If
visored
front
and
an, available,
soft crown, he Americans
are worried
is a big seller for men for fall.
bout us, I am even more
Aman whose firm specWzes bilged to help my own peo
In trimmIngs-laces, braids, I.."
embroideries and headings Honeydew, Hosseyball, Persays that lace trimmingss are
Ian,
Casaba and Crenshaw
making a comeback as the
melons are all muskmelons.
youthful. Mod fashlos go in
for Victorian looks. In turn,
reports Richard L. Cash, prss.
KEY CHAIN
Ident of Franken Trimming
Company, Inc., seamstresses
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In their 20's and 30's buy a lot
of braid, because they like the
Chanel look. 11W9 should have
a monument to Chanel," said
Cash. "She has been a fairy
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The girls also are all members of the Young People's
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Mrs. Milton Gore is their
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Following the blessing that
waf asked by Sirs, John
Camp, a country style break
fast of orange juice. sausage,
bacon. scrambled eggs,
}'raaach toast, hot biscuits,
doughnuts, coffee and hot cho.
colate was served.
The main source of entertainment was candid Polaroid
pictures of the guests taken
by 'John Camp. lie and his
wif are staunch supporters
of the young people of Oviedo
in everything they do from

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"Come As You Are'!
breakfast was held recently
At the Town House Restaurant
111tin Oviedo honoring the Misses
Carol Anic, Miriam Wheeler,
Connie Morgan, Jane Brown,
Carol Simmons and Oulda
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Sir, and Mrs. David Hanson, lal Methodist Church met at
the home of Mrs. Maire Scull
ev. and Mrs. L. E. Dens- with Mrs. Mickey Nutt In
JoQ had part of their family charge of the program.
home for Mother's Day, Visit.
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Sir, and Mrs. Harvey
Alice, and children of Cocoa, Dunn attended the Shrine
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showed a man of color.
ful flower, In front of all the
houses in the block in which
SUSAN RYAN celebrated her 12th birthday, which was April 27. by haythey resided.
ing a splash party in the family's newly completed swimming pool.
Shown
Even the house s in the less
with Susan are Pam Herbert, Diana Ketcham, Donna Morrison, Susan,
pretentious section of that
birthday honoree, Kathy Cox and little sister Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Charcity were benefited by th e
ics Ryan of 3542 Shirley drive, Hear Lake, are Susans' parents.
lose of flowers as evidenced
by the fresh painted homes
(Photo by Maryann Miles)
and neat appe arance of their
lawns and flowers.
Mr. McAvoy to still leaning of some of the ways that
are necessary to cope with the
problemsPi,,,
in our section and Is
grateful for the assistance
By Sirs. Ritchie Harris
and Jim and Barbara and and boys, Forrest Jr,, Mark given by the Gard en Club and
Mrs. Joe Vacula and son, their son.
and David, spent Sunday with other sources of information
Bickey, arrived Sunday from
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. available.
California to spend some time Mr. and Mrs. William Avery Clyde ,Nutt, in Sanford.
In ancient civilization, mar.
with her parents, Mr. and returned to their home after
riage was an elopment-often
Sirs. Jack Neal, while her several weeks in Virginia.
Mrs. Eunice Gray and Mrs. against even th e bride's will,
husband is overseas.
Their grandson, Richard Fish.
Thelma Munden returned to and almost always against her
er, accompanied them home th
eir home in Miami Tuesday family's. So the bridegroom
Sir, anti Sirs. La wrence for a visit,
afternoon.
Mrs. Betty Furge. In those days really needed
O'Donnell left Tuesday to releft Thursday morning to the chap who's still around toturn to their home in Midland
Mrs. Evonne Boulerice re. return to her home in Tulsa day-th e be
st man. His job in
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Park, N. J., after having turned Saturday to her home Okl
a . 'All were called here by olden days was to keep an eye
spebt the past several eeks on Stone Island after attend. the death of Mrs. Berniece
out for the relatives while the
Snod
apartment in,
the National IWIIC in New foyer, Sunday.
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announce * engagement sad *2/c William ft Carter, see !hal in lsido. s
wes 'the uWIi ha
fir. sad firs. WUIar4 H. approaching marriage of their of Mr. and M. William
have be Isa., 0..
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fiaUe of West lab. Irastley daughter, Helen Prance., to Carter, of Us Peblo, Calif.Core ElbefiS Is *4 plane as Yet Ll-'-&amp;
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er of the biids.sIe,t
The bide-elect was gradu. moth
Club held its May meeting at
Met
Rusts was 1'Med AotrddusMuM,
ated from Edge water High
the hems of Mr. ae5 fin.
___ sarisi the
Junior High .1 several
beehee
ocom, was mru an unsanoma neat
it a ireseer win heM
Jam,, MeAs'oy at 23 ThIrd
and is stationed at the Orlu. bottles sanely pmeaft
Cewt
do Air Force Base.
_spilling. The Club voted to bold the
Aaaual Pithiest
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FIRST.OP.WUX
Psrh on Mday, Js I. Tb.
The Sanford Busines. and
members tboreug* enjoyed
the outing there last year sal
Professional Women's Club
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were unable to select a siti
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Me IlcAvoy, who has bees
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Th e group will meet Wed.
certified by the American
PIRMANUIT
nesday, May 11, at I p.m. is
Rose Society as a competeat
the Caucus Room of First
Judge of rosa inhibited at
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while members gathered for Folds, Sue JaiLlet, Lu Jalliet,
various discussions eoncer11- Julie Ilutchison, Carolyn Wal.
Ing the excitement of the up- ker, 31M Mathewson, Cindy
coming Beta Sigma Ph toma- Michels, Suzanne Orseno and
ventlori in Miami Beach.
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articles In the game.
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graduation Coke party given
by Mrs. Curtis Hughes, Mrs.
Leon Walker and Mrs. Vernon

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mW secretary of
ucatlos Association,
Her flance was born In
Rockledge and was graduated
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are announcing the engage he Is treasurer of the Student
meat and approaching want. Education Association and as.
of their daughter, Donna sistant Dean of men.
Lee, to Marvin Tony Raker, The marriage will be 5.1son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow emnlzedos Aug. 20,stlp.m.
W. Davis, of Sanford.
at the Ragan Wesleyan MethThe bride-elect was botn In odist Church in Gastonia, N.

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Loat.i Throughout County

LANDO. FLORIDA
Prefer retired Law antardemeat
officer (Pltalloust)
willing to relabels. Pleasei
send resume. rocont photo
salary require-1. I'lo.aso
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NlCr,l,1f Furn. I room Apt~
litrus living room. Inrlipling
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yard. 322-5301.
mine. lonly $400-01) I)awn 149W I BR. Rau". KIL olquip.
month. lo,wor price for all.
J.'~;-11.11, H-alty. 31144 Freneh
ped. 3131 Orovo Dr.. In Won4- *KI,AKA APAst-ruENTS Ill
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vn#pe park. Ill-SolS of itsW. First at.
1333 ovenings.
Call r)ay or Nlight 3!2-7,411
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homes $I1
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LOcil %R80
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Only 149.50 T. bath, a. por,li.
4 beitronmi home in "lee
Ildrril". fir" place, Fla. rm.
FURNISHED
1101 Magnolia, 3::.3951 or
noighborhon(l. close In. 11 h.
Situstod ou 2 Into with nice 2 fin, I bath tram so&amp; to sit.
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flob Alexander .
323-3611 day
8h440 trees. $!100 down pay.
or 32:-4063 ale to.
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2412 Stevens. 322-3641.
CLEAN Furrh Apt. V:-3200.

3 turtmoost tintnip, rancrot

Park Drive Office 321-2118
Night: 323-0441 or 113-OTOO

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Orlando. HI-4711.

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Stemper Agency

Grammar school sufficient hatiss. Un-lortround sprinkle
for Many J010116 FREE latersystem, beautiful furniture &amp;
motion an Jobs, salaries, roa car In the double carport*.
quirsmonlL Write TODAV

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ReciptIonhat s. and Bank t.!1
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CASHIER TRAINING !Nl'rI.
TUT I N , range, Suit* .
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Value is 011.000. $?I$ down
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U.S. CIVIL SERVICE
TES`M. I

of the Circuit Court
?'': Markos

t.

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Auto$ For Sale
NowlyV=g"
4.s`
11111114.10
- 115.
reti r. couple. Ph. 1*1.1711.

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SAILANDO AREAs I Wa.
inrnui. Ii run iv wide Trail*
D
l
III-Itis home. lote. lot.
wall to mail carpol. air
$50 down, 119 per month. refrigerator on I A 0 Lot or.
At. conditioned. comis. forn. 1506
Call after 8 P. in. $41-3409. In Fools. Call C. W.
lial.
tash
a take over V) mt. 332
par. 121-7415 or a
Orlando.
1141.
Ass.
l74
IE(
Small dowN
Dq*p% •I
1II
2 0181
PO'R°'4
I Mr. horne. jars LI
flfnt.

usC.

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Lfnd ParoomW Impleiplow&amp;'
&amp; Lftd lobano rosvp
4- Allied hid Vessom VP To I WbL
L Pfte
heelless coverles bwbnn gold
tprt-u.

note county, shori4s, ".

of recordibill to plot 11"k
It. Peace. 1. 8, &amp; to *t the
Public Reitords of remlesol*
Ca sty. Florids.

Or Lit

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121-1831.
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101
A rtmnta for Rent NI VX Iipini F°°in.

Wks Privilegol. Lake
a Mary. 823-46TO.

charming

'
equipped. 12,000 equity Al. 3 IIR.. CH home, Kltchon
_;~ul
p- THREE DVRM-, 1% bathsrealy paid. 222-4034.
pod. Blind@ as Drapes. IIIHigh school; also 3 bdrm..
ATTRACTIVE $ Hr.. * Both. C

INSTITUTE
I N. Orange, suits 102

Advsmlu,ss OH.,.

s-

1*1.911

Payton Realty .

122.3111

ASI'3tli 3!ortgig.;
bith, $9 p.r tub..

isit or Call 241-4741

CAIJIIEI1 TltAlN1.t)

1. OPPwk@ft PW &amp;W A*msmmw

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1eml

SITAB

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Cashior - Checkers
Bank Tellers
"Cara While You Lsarn"
.Need not Intertere with present
*At. With School not
oym
ltnitt. DAY

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County. Islarlda.
IN WITNESS wHEREOV,
have hereunto got my hand AndI ,filIAL')
01"4141 @04I this 13th day *9
Arthur X. Boakwtib. Jr.
way. tole.
Clerk at Circuit Court
(11MAL)
BY: Done&amp; M. Markoo, D.C.
Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr.
Winilorwoedle. 1141noo A we"
Clark
Of titjL
* Circuit COWS III P"k Avsnue. south
by: Donna
soulgool
Winter Park. Florida

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Float D"ll'" of Foreclosure
tered Is the above cause.

nowArt Roading
In
Cal
at and

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We An ftnift NoOft hold ft" homd Is Nest

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'This is node puriusat to

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471,193111111111 NoTocin or

thereafter
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p B X ReceptionIst

PROGRAM

his witsi

at 8*. hour ef il:ee octock
together with all strsctsr A. .. es May 18th. *341, that
A" Improvements. than or ceranpa,10I of real prop.rty

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.

EMPLO

Sinuinole Ceusty, P1054*.

,i

IBM KEYPUNCH

Itretvv.0

$ iUNN

'At I. Block IT. NORTH 11831. I will "it AS subtle ass.
ORLANDO
- 40c"
411111 14 lion to the highest bidder for
plot thereof as recorded is cash
it the front door of the
N*I Book 9, pages $5 and Courthoua.
In 8*. c of hui.

(LIMITs 2 WITH $3.00 ORDER)

FRESH GREEN

i

a -AUTOKATIO-N JUBA ul-ZN

----ONE

ptalsuef,

ZITTA

212-6121

69.::&amp; lnstructlon9

CDZ.11

load diall exist laga under the
laws of the United 4"tais sst

'at

.L
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jig magnolia

ti.d ..etl,a .1 Tbo Sanford Publish May to. Sofa

Herald.

"""' ":do "'o,
ofnate

I42.

(LIMITs I WITH $1.00 0*00)

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highest and of Am.nIes Pislstiff •
boot biddar for the
cash, at pubfi .15551 EEEMA'O and BIR'r
outcry ho following described EITTA KIEMAN ku vile, Di
property .t the Deten4a.,
fendants, b.Isg Chascory No.

IT

nodding At Furniture
AT FACTORY PaICZJ1 t

now pending In
REPAIR 4 PA139TING-' Court of and fee romileogie
County YlorIdL WHIREOT
313 $121
IN WITNESS
flows hereunto got my hand and
TIL45ON PAINTING
official 11041 this 13tk day of
SERVICE
may. Ito&amp;
riseb
Spray (IEAL.t
us.eus
Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr.

that an 111116 Sells day at May and for go tools Cousin Slow.
ek A. U.. at Mo, a the
"
Uth day of So".
this mai n door 0; the Court- tot@. al.
aerials eas" be.
t'DO" Of Seminole County, Boa. tw"10 WI"91t PARK rjor).
ford. Florida. ths Honorable ZRAL NAVINGS AND LOAN
Arthur it. B*ekwIth. Jr, Clerk ASSOCIATION. a corpor&amp;tka
the Circuit Court of nomiorgainised
under
County. Florida. will of. the
laws of944
theexisting
United states
for for sole te

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.

ECHOLS BEDDING CO.

County. Florldia.

Clark
BY:

720.

$I# Magnolia

Multiple usithlor Aftliter,

sI$I CALLBART REAL ESTATE

ular retail. Moll Freight
Furniture lwft
Vlwy. 17-12. Casisolborry.

Ito Record, of l*mtaole

BuTs we to

at his

TIM TIMB TEITID FIRM

Damaged

mprovlUlto, than •
wftor on said land.
This to made pursuant to

WINTXR PARK FEDERAL

that 5.4cr a Decreiif Pore.
Defosdiats. eloeur, Sad sale
esters! by the
owl
judge at the Circuit Court al
NOTICIC ?H::1JlU
In

,
i

Legal Notice

his wife,

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be

__________________________

KrNMETH L40WM and D31. NOTICE 13 HXRZ11Y $ALM
GtVigm
LORIS LOWB

GOLDEN RIPE

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MOlT. America.
UaIts4

IL KING. his wife

MILK

e

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rtic. itoo. private bath $11

bid

112.1151 HIS Hiawatha it 17.12

as

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accordIng to lb. plot
thereof au recorded In
11, page 04, Pub.

MOUtff% MRS.

INSTALLFD

2OACII1 within t mlii Lake *11.4511

Toot rustlers

price to % of long than roof-

IN CHAXCOMW ills. Sjosis

togs

BROKER

Us

SlIP NI

AUTO GLASS

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% Aero. $63 me. psy'tL So N Enterprises- Ise.

.

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4ds,

ta

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home. BEAL•TIPTL •

C. A. SVHIL)DON,

BgLT Massager qVlbfstor) IS$. Ito X. Park Ave.
0101 after 9 is, I".
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b5. Furniture For Bak
200 I

Plot Book

*32.5117.

1

toll.

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You

123. BOIlS &amp;
2 U4m l'uplet Apt
CorttSet sst Palmetto AbC
$13 P.r mO. Loll I..4l17.
RkDUCED $1,500
NICE UMPUBJf., I Br. bout. tl)EAI. •tflcleney apt. untIe 1151 CIIREVOT.ET. * door. ii' uat..sy T• Tis WOterway
FORMER Sanford Banker with aisledS room. Good locli- person 1pr*torrvd. ulliltive In. colloilt
Robson Sporting Goods
fonditlaft. 222-4031.
LARGE; COtMTKV noun A has
auth*tl"d so to cut the ties.
Toot NVINRI10111
home In Country Club Manor.

Assume morttags payment.,

.. Rout Elistate - Sale
202 5. Park

ff
. Houses For Rest
____________________

.t'yt,,,,

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12L AutomoUve 8111TW

LNFURSISUEt

sao S

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llngsysteui, oorutsr5 io 150

T16

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Sonkarill, Gl. and Paint

sAlLrR A Cabana f.nn In. 5*345Th.
:a Reelty
I
Ph 1111-4113 1 It N;m
ark ve.
312-1118 2 I1EDROOM 'urn. mouse, I
Unfurn.
Ussi furniture applIances
Kiwben
vat
322.3311 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
3.fidrm. llou'. Traitor;
squlpped. *11.3334.
14614,
OIL
SiOu
ght-sOld- Let- 110, I,ots For Sale
3.111tirm.
House
Trailer.
Raw.
1
1111a.
, lit)MM art tars&amp; TA1114
ry's 3dart. 216 Sanford AVG
lir owNp.1t. ii-Ijildroom, 2
man's Trailer 01. PL tooOstoon area. $IS Mo. Ktric apts., private baths, U111.
- Ph. 3*1.483*..
h
t1:inPtrc
litleS turn; Specialty sultml
:orth $S&amp; $3.o%5,
l)ERAItY BARGAIN
ost kch
al~glggggiggo~r for retired people. Mostly
Freight dam
TUBI4ITURE
noic. T.nts. each hem..
1,00 tiown, $104 mo. to qual * PDR$.. 3 lath, satina..
aged b.drsea and distal site 73j330 )'t. eppraised
located 4owntow. Inquire
1(156 httyer. I'ti. 333.0136.
IbiS, Retrig. A PrSsi.r. .u',. pa men,s for Rent
5
J&amp;bsnn•. Dept. Store,
em finsits,.. Many pisesa 31.000 tsr lot. Tnr quick •. Pin.re.t Area. $130. 112.1711. Ill
I. lot St • Sanford.
show so damage, htw*vor 8100 lot.
nnAVV REALTY.
4 nit. Duplex. Oakway just off

the Circuit Court at
DWD9. Nsmln0l*. County, Florida, will
Graillass. offer for cale to the h1shlost

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JACK! a

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I'S. Virginia Collins; room

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:::.tueLAKE EMMA uftturn. I Win.

Home with parieltil Dining $12600.

ba?. din with

slot $31.91 up.
BRID(3E8 FURNITURE
s:a"

Leveling, Mowing, Lot CI.ar. and but bidder for cash, it

!IICtII JVDWI*1. rin. SAV!"t
0 I AND LOAN AlSO.

fill? IC lED

XOLN COIT NTI. VLOWID.t.

VIL

RACH

TRACTOR WORX
PIOW1111r. Itaktall.

11 cuaxcuav X&amp; saw

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If CLJI Irl6.Irt Pt,

.

Bethes turned lb. meeting RELAX Let Nitty
Auto Bath
over to the n.w pissident who
wash your ear, Put sonic,,
I.
Trench
$,3•7$34
lbe I howlsg chair.
Does:
o UM

pfo t, Mrs.

ORED

IN TU N CMCVfV 00TUT OV

L OOk
ruu'

.

a. 833-3183.

Votluty Clark
YPI.i)Efl AND i1rTTmanAva
ISO Mouth Knowles Avenue
Drawer B
Iv TEB CIRCVIT COty,
Winter Park. Florida
585TH JEDiCIAL CI*cLIT,
Attorney, ter Plaintiff
I' AED VOl SHEISOLU
Publish May 5, 11, *1, ii, 1344 C0VWVV. PLORIDA.

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ous'y AmPw the office

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park 013th

HFA.LD

Want

COMMODORE
APARTMENTS

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=

Ave.

Ca
401

z IIEDROOII. lii. room. Cø W. Jiakins CircIs, Ph. 1*1

steering. white

list or 9*6 at Tot A. nestill

( 7

s. U
CIOIIWS I
'0r

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else Gs@ Sto'ea. Ilk* now

P173

EIOUSle

a
KIT

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aie,;lng,
roem ate.

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vaIl) Bdrm, suit. $65: Apt. CA!.!. DAY

Anita Miliest MOUN R"AIRM A I'AINTINCL
- T1110 D"Too at roroologure
'
t bWtk MYL Ruby Andomm 313-11149%
will be taken publicity, Mrs. Robertson; 23. Painting
Chancery Docket No. tit30.
for the polls( do- prograins Mrs. ,;hlrloy

Arthur H Dacksith, Sr
Clerk circuit Court
fly: !)onns K. Mark..

I"HT STAR

LI.
J,

Tb

109

amount.

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To Use

Iris alnit.
ckur.1 Jr. Olympi. Village,
P. 0. Dot 1011. Dad• City,
Pler$ iv ph. 117.5443.

Ill - Is 1. I 6.

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AASTY
TOW".
THAT &amp;Al

t)OWCF

walto. troy with Ted In.
lorlor. Only 87,000 1111111100. $945.
Call Charlie Craig at 113-

108. Rooms For Rent

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chtwron moul-ra. sit week.

W114024.MAIE* rB'(lTURE Mtghts'.k d
any - 11611
Trade
I

camp

program. 8 Wks. June is
thru Aug. 14; 1366. 4 Wks;
$115. Limited

,nl.ln.,*v.$:k

at sainfor4L seminot* County. Vlorl4a. this fill and, devotional. VM Mal,
Earet Adam&amp;
day of 114Y. INS.
(11 IIA L)
Neat mesting will be In

9

303

l,

Ing. Siseding. small Grove public outcry. the following
Divorce has is ,Co,m
,,P,,
1&amp;I,ftjt,,,,, taS71 and VM Ruth KIliffin,
CATS. Q CL MaWatters. Vib. described property of the Dis.
You and you are required to tZensurar.
Its Road. Seaford. 323-4364. toodants,
x*rvA &amp; copy of Your Answer
It It. OAKLAND HILTJ.

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A

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any

132.2170.

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3 iiog. bouts, 133 Country BY OWNE8 a Br.. 3 Bath $ BR. 14 bath, ceottil air. 1.UR, TURN. Apis. with out-

YARDS OR Itilall tot, to mow
Eiilng A Trimming. 3.
4062 daytIme, or fl3.U$lt if.
tsr S . in.

IUPBE TRADING POST

Legal Notice

N
York
YOU ARE HEREBY NOT. dent' Mario. Beth
L

:
i.:i 82M

ch&amp;" of blue Lustre. Car.
fall Furniture Co.

b is Soo.
ld'T4'Ia.p

Instruction pm. a full

a.*tOt&amp;

~

toe

d&amp;lIqlaff

Used furniture,

1

bright carpet colors-resnatin
rs. LOST
reolors then with Dino Luo.
*rLuureY D11320 " first vice tra Rent electric shompaiter
P"Ild*O~ AM Xm Virginia 0- nsfwlm Wil"M$ COGoillas, "Otninatior Chairman,
VMS 111117111 JUDICIAL 011Clive the "me of Mrs. Paul. is. cotdiflag . Food
CVrr, IX AND Won SKUI.NOLX
Indi Kirkpatrick, who graci.
own COVXTT- FLORIDA.

Robertson, president; MrS,
Kirkpatrick, first vice prodii.

U:Iondals. 1. S..

A-1 TOILET

.

11

Carpet Shampooer with

Call-_Trof ass"ass 3345

sties

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53. Wan

$1 p.r day rental for Electric

, 5.11th.

est let.

a -

6

Rhesl bli

;1
j,,2733.hiZS or sttii

I.

Station.

% 11.1. fl*b' alt for 2

£ BED

C4T A

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not required. as

Rtpetlenee

M.aij10121, PUETUBE WXL.L DO Ironing In my

GAGE AIISOCIATION, &amp; United
states corporation.
Ill TUN Clskcvrr COVILTor
- for help end support the PQA
10.
HPKW
serviese
Plaintiffs
TSIZ XIXTII JUDICIAL C13L. year. UM Mary Grooms.
186
Valk IB1INsLa school
ENNEWMMMNN~~ MANUNL 11L COSTA &amp;iid VIV•
principal, $bs.k.d DRAPERY
COUNTY. VLOXIISA.
problem? Custom
Chancery X0. law
Bathe&amp; for tintis spent in -O49 or altereld. 3.
Defendants.
achieving the Successful Fear 0it
PAUL METZ
NOTICE 12 HERESY OIVZX
A. L A fulatiff for the school and presm tod
that on tho still day or May
VIL
MOWN IMPROVICUR"
him with a Eft
IllfAt It:00 O'clock A. M..
ELLE'4 A METE
at the '"
Mrs Grooms served Si lii. PAIIT174O NERVICIR
Defendant
- CARPENTRY
of Seminole County.
SOTICH re DIYWID
stalling officer. Thou serving
PLASTERING - ROOFING Sanforl P'lortda, the flonor
TOO Ei.I.1N A. METE
H Beckwith. Jr.
for the now year ii. Clyde
-- ablek A1.;h
798 Uniondale Avenue

.
.

aear

turn. Apt.. wator.
lights A garage furnished.
S:,- I I 44.

TURNIIflIfl

IL

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Rests"'

udifl. lutomitle. rOth.. hit.

Cr.

S R(X)U

j'

'roman. Part or fj.I time.

monsway, 1118411114141. Baby
20" by Day. Week. of

-'NOTPOINT Refrigerator. 14
Co. Ft. with IS&amp; Ill. neisser.
11 Inch
Sylitanta po,j.

CAMP

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banner fot the school,

2"8. TV

&amp; Matching Map tablet Oil*
Walnut Room Divider. sea
Clii.
bman
*ad tables. 833-0701 &amp;flat

Notices

y
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;u.asu. Waiber•

ft,;D,t

T

JR. OLYMPIC VIUA0I
supper, *ydOri4 SlIMMER Camp
o7s Sad

rse.st
jutes and climbits,
a ton ISIS, tsth.r b.lIa,

, a.i.

assycloy"le

machiss. 040. 322.1243

E

GANAS DAY

backstop being bWh on school
field
ith

DaiMses

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waist k .1cc. 32:41ST.

"Ell

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,-I,%
I
it

101.

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MOTOR ROUTE

botid, BoSch. Eci11sitt cos. 7. Situation Wanted
ditløii $ *73 3'.Ø$
•

223-414s,

7:".-

Apartment. for Rent 116. Auto. • 5.1. ii Traü
IMA!.!. TURN. Apt. $ mo. 23 TURD (1ALAXl lii 4dr.
me!.

Page Ii

16, 1O6

AkV STXL I
wsj of
PCM SEE Vm
IVE AIAVAYS
N MWITtED FUTM
TO AMM1021 RAK SEEAJ
MAW k"r
COMMITTED

IT

Recorders, Tillers. Renovators DAYS Work. good Referoncod.
AUZZICAN MMT-ALI.
22!-.
0454.
2466 a Iflawaths,

PORTABLE Kenmore sawing

"W?

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MAKE $20 or more pu

Ten.

p. in.

'"P

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1.

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Reasonable Bat*@

Cbj'Istmu Pirads, spas,-

Homemakers Club will moo bowling Via, jump sopile,am
Wednesday tori cov.rsd dlab bets and bells, for the 7vianir
•, ehUds.. Mrs.
luncheon at wita with me
bits of the Geata Club u Adams mad. at Sttsndane.

a

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ZESMORE

Female

H.t

BALDWIN 9twillo iwa
a-.44 Ilk.
h. Mahogany. full key-

12.100 STU, $146 "AL 332.

t.r"zu.,iii.

dived thre. tables far lb.
comasulty buiWlag, baisball PEOI

satin

ets

D.YsbrroCDIn.tt.Tabt.
ypress C
-auch A 2
choW.; 2 light enedteta. cabUsed
door. Ph.

00ftlM MA'S CAUM
ABC" EVEAYNAIG
excepr Awi Am r
AM Q&amp;TTIM aM
EV4W DAY...

Friday afternoon. WRITE:
circulation Dept. '.' °' n°

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ZiTElm.*23.oSSs.

Vo.do, Sled.

Is Per me. M

'TMEZIEC
I AORW ABOUT
KYSELF I

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IC!M Board. mat, to .rder,

elI-He .s. i.u. zosr.ery '1
Wool .f Sit Tris Park.

Jsl 5.441., Bridle A Hal.

Interesting pregmaL X"L sorw a Red cross Mgt ON
Dotts, ]hUsle Ind Of devis- can fair as chice Mothers,

guelts for th. ocdg$IoU,

.

the

II' I?3$

WORLD BOOK

books. purchased a Thernotax
Beth.., retfrfng MUM" #"WNW a f6" to

WS'Slar, proswed ever as
president

Alter six 12:4840.

1141446

tional. A report Was lives by InsWed now basketball bull. 12- Hilk"Knit!.5 on lb. is.
purchasedOII

I

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~Vj

322 5612 For Fast

Ph.

I1K &amp; MEIK

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now *nations A covers, 131. Tog 5Atrsa. Must
Arens CA. flash a light me. have good car A be free

___

8. Fda &amp; soffeft

Mate or

13

May

I

ADULT

opan at I p. a. TV prlitlegss
y
,
(aft. homswork) saul bed.
time. No ass limit. i's.ts
______________________
loss! esr• by Doris $n,Ith 0 GAl DRYER a U r ft 1 OH?
MaFy RowsI LPJI. liii PP.EEZEP.. B.tk far •15l.
Htawstks Lv.. so 2T.$L 313. 123.1111 after I a.

cease, psrehs sod libniry•

Mrs. Ruth

~
.1

smorgssbord

for ceitS successful

per and that prociedij Into
lb. school
the

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of MW Officers

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ISS-41430.

WATHA KIDDIB KORRAL mL

(Herald Photo)

of

Knowi.4g.

lee

ROBERT 1810 Stereo 4.tr*ck
tapCr, like new, 111.

O,Iaa4. CALAJ)IUIII' choose

a..

Mb, 'dad pti1

day Week Good 64181".

siveftleff

patic1c

A very succesful year for 19%67.

A

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ort,
es?

43. Pleat.,

Wanted

7t Female Help

Herald Classified.

Th

Busine

ba,
kground dtoirablo.
Excellent opportunity withl
rLVORZXCEXT. 4 feet (I I 0
growing firm. Located vle.
14144) rIXtW1SQ, 16 "CI6 1`11161 tallirg of Longwood. P@rman-

311.1101

W.L.

Mr. icc Sa1.

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saIags. m
Dt uz.*i".

WALTER RETHEA, retiring president of

Ip l,

.

II ibssws*ls

Car.

J3Q Tp
NIwbaUP,R.W potkr. DaIly

Oviedo Club

I

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Ta Do

Pays

agitator. lint filter. excellent bookkeeping. one girl office.
coaditlon. Star's best. $13.
Mature woman with mItt,.

____________________
SANFORD ELECrRI
G &amp; £pplJ..rn Few lI

Po

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.

_1410-104111

as PMY"W.

Supper. 30610, in his yearly Boarding; for sible Chilhau.
i 31 '1
T
eoms cee
wit. from 'sabaruimest' the Lake Monroe School Pa. A covered dish supper pro- report, lht.d the following
when tbsp register at a hotel mt - Teacher Organization ceded th. meeting. A large proud. eoapist. toe t. I = their Wild1111119 AlShL
closed with the Installation att"dance gathered is the YOM: Purchased vibersisiss 10. POO" 0 Lt"sgm*
school cafeteria for the sup. tl. for the th *m:tJ PINTO Mar,,
due to ,

.

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is

win I" W. I" a

________________

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LEM WESTERN "FIRST CUT"

I
, UI R

ciu

Parent..Teacher

for

led some to Noble to save big

FZTZWN

%

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eorTwt lashes., without roes_sI .1. killing. Although the sentence Rsibos.'s co.defensi cewiss),
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IAe.$nW.,th bars, be may
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ly asked 114 -5 the U. S. Court ad Iiøtt,r he will be.
Is serving a Iiet Goddard. The ssehestji:
Appeals. Says thee. are "sen.
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the _stt martial of tenant governor of Rhode it attempt
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MAN
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and Rule Csristen and the boss dW not ha,e seem to hi the hospital ares.
people who attended lb. Bar consul until 22 days alter The pertinent testimony:
bass Defense 1usd 1)
the Incident.
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GALLOGLY: "Did larbosa
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for Gin. GALLOGLY: "Did you malie
the chunky coach says. "And Jo. Lawns, commanding gin- an effort to determine whit
that's why I was so shocked era) of the 52nd Airborne, in he was doing there?'
when I read In the paper that reviewing the court-martial
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boys? Something about snails and puppy
dog tails. We don't really Uk. lift!. gMa
better than little bay,, we love .11 our little
customers end
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to start good financial habits. We also try
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Industry, Governor Burns' leadership
brought a record 16 million out -o f.
state visitors to Florida during 1965.

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lion as one factor in distributing

primary road funds, Ifaydon Burns
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any previous executive.
"He has stimulated industry statewide.
"lie rescued Florida at the 1965
World's Fair and exposed It to five
million potential tourists.
"lie kept the State Legislature at
work until it had reapportioned
self."'
He has earned the respect of the
l)tt5Ifles community, worked for con.
aervation of natural resources and
for additional recreation facilities,

advocated assistance for senior citi.
zoos and pushed for minimum training standards for all law enforcement
officers.

Harmonious race relationships at.
have marked Gov. Burns' brief
term, as have harmonious relations
with the cabinet and legislature,
I'nder the administration of Hay.

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don' Burns. Florida has enjoyed a
unique record of good government.
No breath of scandal has
circulated and even politically-motl.
vetted accusations have been few and
flimsy.
ilaydon Burns In one brief year
hits only begun his program to move
Florida into its deserved position of
ever been

leadership among the nation's 50

stittes, In seeking a full four-year
term, he is asking the privilege of

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these people the United States criticized for failing to rate I Fails to wash the ring from
is the champion of the free 100 per cent in their parental I the bathtub.

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Perhaps by the end of June,
with a crew of 23, was fish. just prior to President Charles
tog some P44) miles east of tie Gaulle's visit to Moscow,
Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. the French will explode their
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and a mushroom ihaped cloud from their closely guarded I
arise
new testing ground in the •. Ninety minutes liter a white Tuamoto Islands of the Paq!AP
The hsulria'IuctrIe paten- ash began failing on the decks cifir.
Neither France or Red China I .
hal of .frica exceeds that of the Fortunate Dragon.
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the potential water power
Tbe case of the Fortunate
at 190 million horse power, some cases turned black.
\'ietn.irn has published
'Ills Fortunate Dragon was Dragon is, so Zr.: as is known,
that us three times the estimated potential of Europe. Y) miles outside the restricted unique in the annals of atomIc anti-war statements atAnother estimate credits zone established by the United t esting. But fears have not legedly made by capAfrica with 2 1 5ths of the States for It s 1954 hydrogen abated as demonstrated by tive U.S. pilots includng I,,.. Col. Robinson
worlds
potential or four
with what some U. S. pro- the few able to go to college. if in terested in bak in
urgent Inquiries put to France Risner. Hanoi claimed
a. pare of as: astsr$a36 a.ws or sdverUatag or this •dlit.a ii
g a! times that of North Amen' bomb tests in the Pacific.
fessors
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said
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a
ear
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Hera'S
may
admitted
Into
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other cookint, then ca: one-quarter of this Is
President Dwight U. Risen. by Colombia, Ecuador, Peru' R I a n e r praised the
out writisa permt.MIGa of Se pubshei ot 'ri. Heruld. La mony before Congress recent- elgn Office. He was not an leaves the messy
aftermath stated to be In the Congo howe: told his March 24 news New Zealand and Australia. "grim tenacity" of the
Isdividwal or nra re090ustbls for sash teproductioa
as ly.
outsider looking In or a re- ' of dirty pans for mother to basin alone. As yet, on11 ' conference that the explosion Di Gaulle's enigmatic reply
..aaLdstsd 5.5 infringing .a The Reraad's sepyrighi sad wUl hi
II North Vietnamese,
It's not certain, eIcou.rse, led with aa as to grin d.
be" Isaboto j e'aagss wM.s ike w.
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dictate Burns. lie has matured. He
has acquired that experience which
Is painfully gained by constant op.
plicatfon to duty. A good short term
thus deserves promising full term.
"In office Coy. Burns has proved
himself a doer who had done what
he promised to do.
"I will be governor of all of Flo.
rids.' he said on his Inauguration,
Others have sworn this all.ernbrac.
ing fealty only to fault South Flo.

aubserlptloas

be Western world are afraid of land, lie's been away for twot table instead of asking for
pate a advises,
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years. But he was nine years ! Picks on younger children
Tito MeradI is a aember or se Catted Fr..s which is as. The many people in main, old when the Communists and acts the role of a bully.
tItled .zelaavsly ii ins us. 5o, ,epusilsatios •t U lii local land China who are not Corn- took over and Is 26 now. So he
Doesn't clean the comb ataewe pslaise isillsa.w.papec.
munists will lose their hopes has lived most of his life tin ter using it
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of being liberated.
• der that system. lie was sue-'
t)elays about doing hi,.
out.. .e Sa atsri, Ileelda, wades tie Lii of Cessrsae at
Marci
These views do not mesh ces.sfui in It. lie was one of homework for school.
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actrninistrntion to elate hits been the
unprecedented financial support gh'.
en to all areas and all levels of education.
record $136 million for
operations of the state university
system (an Increase of 19 percent),
18 million for community junior co l.
logos (an increase of 91.5 percent),
and $.l08 million for elementary and
secondary schools (an increase of
1-1.6 percent). Ills urgings resulted In
Florida's first statewide offering of
vocational anti technical education.
Florida has felt an economic surge
uniter the Burns administration, The
entire nation has been stirred by the
publicity of Wait I)isney's contrjbui.
tion to Florida's future with an.
nouncernent of a $100 million invest.
merit. hard on the heels of the l)ja.
ney announcement came word that
the great singing cowboy, Roy Rag.
ers, will develop a $10 million west.
em -type attraction.
Florida's future will be mottled by
1965 legislative actions taken on roe.
ommendations of the governor-one
to creict a Tax Reform Commission,
another to form Constitutional Re.
vision Commission.

the needy and security for senior
citizens.
Editorially. It has been said:
"In the 14 months since he hits
been in that office. . .Cov, Burn., has

world. "If you should weaken, duties.
I'aih In put soiled clothing
nobod y would trust YOU again. Their children has-c often' in the laundry hamper or
Pibti5154 eat:, euepi Saturday. Iuaeay ass Ckrteisa; •. "11 the United States recog. been regarded as having no clothes chute.
Saturday p,,cidtsg C5ftsima
1ish
nlzes mainland China or Pc. obligations.
Doesn't come to the table
king is admitted to the Unit. Soihave developed a "Re on time when mother calls
svasvairrios
1$0 wk ed Nations, it will encourage havior Test for TeenAgtcrc" I Grumpy or complaining
.,o.n,ery
In
AU.. O'I'Ma* uan. the Communist ruler,. They to show )oung people the the morning.
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By March I most of the are signers of the partial fluof any other continent, even
era weakness. They'll think: how typical lung is of young )ou' for favors,
5.ee $ Moaths
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"The United States and the Chinese thinking on the main- Reaches for food across the if estiniaes of future do* errw was incapacitated by clear test ban against tests
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National L beration in Vietnam."
has zealously guarded the state's
carrying forward to completion the
Foreign Service officer who , Front and It confuses him.
treasury.
Carefully
maintaining
a
soundest, yet most ambitious, plans
A secret Peking government
left his Bujumbura post in 1 "We never heard the term
balance between income and outgo,
ever mapped out in Florida.
3964 for asylum in the United J in Chain.. We all knew that report circulating in the For.
ticn Office In 1943. he aalil
Ill e
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was: we want the Viet Nam
war to last at least 10 years
(to wear the United States
Terry Is typical of millions of standard rules of conduct for
down).
Dashes from the table to
But Communist China Is not children who renege on their American youth,
answer the phone without ask.
I going to get Into the war, says household obligations. If he At long last you parents co n i Ing to he excused.
Is permitted to grow up in now shift some of the respon. Some of these "Demerits"
Tung.
The situation is not the this Irresponsible manner, siblilty for harmonious home are scored just one point a.
that scientist. In charge must France needs to test is me
By Phil Newsom
some as in Korea. Then Pc. his wile will simply Inherit life upon your offspring,
piece. Others, however, rate
king had a strong ally in the an overgrown "baby" from
unhave
lines
Ever
man first
been surprised and as. plement "its policy of world
three
ituints
or
live,
10
You can even rate them by
and
Soviet Union, They had secret his overworked mother. So specific scores! They can thus even 20 points.
stability.'
locked the secret of the atom, toniaheil at the result,
Intelligence the United States send for the "TeenAger see if they are up to average Many school teachers now
wisdom
has
questioned
the
In
Japan,
the
news
that
he
would not bomb China, So Teal" below and inject more below par or very superior.
employ these tests to wake up
own accomplishment, some of the l"ortunats Drag.
they felt safe. It was Just one efficiency Into your home.
This test contains 50 of the their pupils to the fact that of his
year after the Communists CASE Z•tlO: Terry R., aged most common "Demerits" of harmonious living Is a 2-way Among the ueators of that ons contaminated tuna had
MANILA (UPI)-The Unit.
took over the whole country 13. Is an energetic high school children, which are compared process hctween youngsters first bomb which the United reached the home market
States dropped on Hiroshima touctir,i of f panic.
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and they had wider support freshman,
anti parents.
with the 54) Merits."
"Dr. Crane," his weary mo- For
have
the strongest. voices
In September, lFt, one of will sign an agreement nest
within the country.
e x ample. the "Deme- Children Ihus must keep up twen
the Fortunate t)raeron crew
Now, after 15 years, thing s t her began, "when Terry rita' tnclu,Ic such things as their cml of the bargain and against its u se,
Wednesday providing for the
are different. The Chinese leaves the house every morn- being tartly at school, playing not critcl,r their parents for
And as the International numbers (lied of a liver iiis.
supply
of $20 million worth
people have a different atti. lng It looks as if a tornado the radio or TV loudly after being 100 per cent at fault membership in the"Atomic order complicated by jaunuiice
Of
arms
an'i equipment to the
tude towards their rulers. Pc- had struck u.s.
one
pneumonia.
Club" hoe increased from
and
for unhappy horns's.
others have gone to bed,
king knows that if they send I "Why, it takes me half an Arguing oser doing house- Tomorrow Ill otter some of to five, there has been a
Just a year ego, the U. S. Philippines, the Defense De
troops to Vietnam, the United hour jijil to clean up after hold chores. Being sassy or the Merit' Items, bitt send gn,w log ri'pugtiaflia to it.
Ati)flhiC Enprjry Cu,,snijsiun lurtinent announced today.
States will bomb mainland hini,
for this
iripolite,
point 'Behavior The fear is not only the announced the score on inter.
China. They worry that if the I "For his old clothes are Slamming doors. Talkin too Test for Teen- tgers,' rtidni-i weapon itself anti jritant rational atondi- explosions as
Mexicans extract Juice from
United States attacks China I scattered on hii bedroom floor long on the telephone,
the magucy plant and use this
I log a long stamped, return en- 1 ii,eth to million,, but of it.; it then itonul,
as well as In the bathroom.
there might be uprisings,
Leaving the wash basin un- sciope, plus 20 cents,
It listed: The United Statea, to make an intoxicating drink
very ,levclnpmrnt, of the ra•
"lilt towel and wash diith filly an'l toothpaste flecks on
So, says Tong, "If you bomb
1ptd1,
ci.
37;
US$11, 127; Britain. 2.1;
,liouetive fllnut which.
Ifalphong or hanoi, nothing may he anywhere.
I the mirror.
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though not directed at any Fran c e ,five; fled China, two.
will happen. Pcnking will just "And since I have four! l".siiurr to flu,h the toilet
The United States since he.t
,ingle inciivi,lual, city or na_
SanfordHeraldMay16, 1966 make a statement condemn. younger children. I am con- alter u'.ing It,
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tion, still can iiisthfl nature revealed it conducted 27 under.
I stantly in a mess.
lag the United States."
I.ea;ing coat on living room -'-_-"
ground teats In 1015. On May
for
generations yet unbirn.
l$LoW,
noiton
AND
wavraa A.
The United States must take "Dr. Crane, though I scold chair instead of hanging It up
Such was the case of the 9 it was disclosed the Ke,I
s'nsn vOLTUL555. iru.IaIl.. • ...'s$ Mas.a.r
he
never
seems
aoiunt £LIAUE* a strong stand, says Tung. him,
to im- Untruthful, Sticky fingered
PAUL aaooasaiam
Chinese hail exploded their
"l",rtunate Dragon."
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Luoctate 941*St
Many
Chinese are unhappy PtflVf. So what cars I do?" I ( s tea l s),
it was at 3 am, on March third device at their proving
$01 aRNa
sanD VAN $LT
Too
long
the
mothers
and
tie
gets
other
Demerits
with the regime, but there is
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politicians, with emphasis on urban
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evil. We all know that the National
Education Association Report was a
strong indictment of the current

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the statute requiring all state contracts be let and all purchases made
on a basis of competitive bids,
In these, and other reforms, I ap.

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chaos. When there is chaos in the
streets, there Is stillness in places of
business. Miami's streets have al.

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Miami's business district has never been closed down. I ran for mayor
on a promise to be a peacemaker. I
kept my word.
And now, a few paragraphs on
some of the platforms and reforms

From Haydon Thins

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Six years ago and two years ago
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In his inaugural address. Burns
saul: "I will be governor for all of
Florida - - .In the daily performance
of my task I shall see no East. • .no
mental integrity can produce $'"O
peal to all Floridians of good confrom the improved systems.
lVest. ..no North. ..no South. . .no
million In new tax revenue each hi.
science. A trust in me. A belief in
The 1965 Legislature did more for county so big it does not need help,
ennium and save $20 million yearly
my cause. Support without hope or
education than any other in Florida's ted concern. • .no county so small
wasted through spoils and inefficien.
expection of any return - except
history and it was done without a to he subject of neglect, but (I shall
good government,
cy.
raise in state taxes.
one great State of Florida."
I propose reforms in the distribu. ____________________________________________________________________________ see)
He is the first governor i Fin,
tion of gasoline tax moneys; repeal
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rida's history to call a Governor's
of special sales tax exemptions; a
Conference on education and will
severance tax on phosphate and mm.
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erals and the establishment of a 25.
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future educational requests of the
member commission, backed by the
legislature.
power of the governor, to seek out
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methods of eliminating waste in
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by citing his experience and proven
spending.
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be the adoption of a comprehensive
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What Burns considers the most
and stringent conflict of interest or.
meaningful
accomplishment of his
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I worked to prove that good race
relations is good economics -as well
as good humanity. The Interests of
the businessmen of Miami have never
been adversely affected - nor even
boycotts and the like.

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demanded a hold.
Haydon Burns promised to be gov.
Industries and 50.000 new jobs for the-line against new
or Increased
ernor of all Florida; he also prornis. a record year In 1965-recently top.
taxes.
oct to hold the line on taxes at state
pedit with their finest months in
level. lie pruntzed to pursue a Pol.
lIi concentration on conserving
istory In February and March of
Icy to get quality education for ill this year with 79 new plants or mastate dollars has not blinded him to
Florida young people at all levels jor expansions announced,
the needs of the state and he has
and he further promised to set tip
Coy. Burns also pledged to work
blueprinted highly significantrog.
p
low Floridians. to join with me and
the climate to lure more industry
harmony with the Legislature and
ress in such areas as education.
throw themselves into the struggle to Florida to provide more jobs and In
Cabinet and astounded even his critto compel the next Legislature to additional opportunities for Florida's ics by enjoying the greatest coop. way construction, conservation of
natural resources, public health with
repeat sales tax exemptions, enact citizens. Later. he pledged to spend Pration in history between the legis.
emphasis on mental illness, relief for
a code of ethics and pass an effec. road money where there was great- lative and executive branches,

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practical, workable, necessary and
sovereign remedy for our state's pre.
sent Ills.
For example, I believe govern.

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Army."
On Nov. Ii, 1N4, Gene beam. Pvt. Gene Parbosi, RA
11440047. First It was bask
training at Fort Dix, then
mcdia training at Tort $em
Houston, then airborne school
at Fort Penning.
After two weeks at Port
Bragg, N. C., with Hoadquar.
tics Company, lit Battalion
(Airborne), 504th Infantry,
52nd Airborne Division, he
was airlifted to the Dominican
Republic in Juno and found
himself in the middle of a
revolution.
Capt. Phillip Goddard. H. C.
his coimnanding officer, uid
be was 'a very helpful and
sompstent Individual" and "an
asset to the platoon."
It was hot last October In
Santo Domingo and the n..
public seethed with tension
and unrest.
Ceo. Rarboza got his first
taste of action when an on.
listed man's club was blown
up. He rushed to the scene
esrrying his medical kit.
"There was a lot of smoke
and debris all over the place,"
Ike recalled, 'and a lot of p.o.
pie running out. I ran up and
got $ few of the people out
so I lined them up along the
sidewalk and started treating
Mm." The medic treated
American soldiers and Dumini.
On citisens.
On Oct. 16, at 9:45 p.m.,
Juan Francisco Monte do Oca.
20, w as shot in front of San
Francisco di Asia Hospital.

Inteety In government can be

cent. Miami's taxes are lower per
capita than any of the 92 major ci.
ties In this country,
I campaigned for mayor on a promIs. to reduce taxes. Taxes were re-

ductions

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"I know Gene well and I
la,@ i_spiel. faith In his in.
t.gnity. I felt that something
was wrong and I wanted to
find out what it was."
Gene Alan Barbosa was a
quiet, coafident student at
Nathan Bishop. We was a
1.11-built, wavy-haired six.
footer, an average student
and athlete. H. tried hard,
his teacher recalls.
And he had this thing about
the paratroops.
Celia, Gene's pretty mother,
who works In a Provid.nee
mill ard has been long sow
nat.d from her husband, says
she "tried to talk Gene out
of It, but he wouldn't listen.
He quit high school in join the

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As a consequence, the utilities corn-

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I was pleased that, aft.r listening
Florida is to meet the competition
to my platform for education, the
and challenge of the Space Age.
Ililisborough Co u n t y Classroom
Since my first official speech as a
Teachers Association endorsed my
candidate for governor - qualify.
views and supported my candidacy
Ing.address on the steps of the Cap.
for governor.
Ito) in Tallahassee - I have repeat.
I then asked the Hillsborough
edly said that the great problems and
County teachers, as I do all my fel.

needed to Improve the administra-

During toy tenure as mayor, all
contracts and jobs have been award.
ed on the basis of competithvp bids
and merit. For Instance by Inviting
bids on Miami's insurance requireenents, we saved $100,000 the first
year, alone,
I ran for Mayor on a promise to In.
stitute such reforms. I kept toy word.
I prompted my city to employ expert. to study the rate structure of
Florida Power and Light and Southem Bell Telephone. When the study
disclosed excessive rates, I prompted
the city attorney to petition the
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During my tenure as mayor of Mi.

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sending an ordinary dress to more they 1pay for S tire", the well-opent. Dre"Ing in
paper
gives you ft@ ideas from his, !
the dry cleaners.
11APPIN? they are westWI It, lacks would be Just
But. for women, clothes are Ifor they know that other wo-I and uncomplicated.
or her, Vast experience Is
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others out-of-town for sugges.
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Sot ta be templed to SUOW the share Any matching Ideas as
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kind
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wedding
Vclok. This,
to
to remove and pitch
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can be your.
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any of us has a cut DEAR FOLLY Do you th:7 s
dbs1 planned and what the bride
starch
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Sprinialime sky. *a
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tan make better at.
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file
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Il0LLYSly
pie
Point.
homemade
Tnat
this
Ordinate*
your answer
Irlowers for the bride? The
I ~or cab to a on the same "list with the rangements with associates TMY
the colebrailost way run anor
r Ilan tipforimos
to or
theother
cam. nfficlai asal this I:th 4sy of talks, effect ton me,414toly oball
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BY Kate Osann 6 ~ . v
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whether
It
be
In
business
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Vo%rt
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rif
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copy
that
has
been
remov.
to
a
picale?
Takis
a
large
tin
1191)tlnT&amp;hlAtpaamksl'l%goor&amp;4nldng&amp;qdgespstiocn
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Slat might be used for Such a or cultural levels. It there Is
Arthur If. norkwith. .ir.
wear hultdoo or formal wear brido must discuss It with him
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MA brighten
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IS at bouquot, a corgagis, a lei of
Dopuly Cloirk
better to have the w
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tornoys,
whnse
names
and
Ad.
matters
over
amicably.
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use
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from
cover
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or
a
gave.
up
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and
piece
the
six o'ellock it the groom proPS1Ws P "
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City of Cassa4borry, flintl&amp;g.
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to a true understanding.
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not
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window
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and
slip
side
down
on
the
kitchen
DEAR
POLLY_
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But the voorn must know ,
I have a
SCOIk pIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.
__ this tltn clay or April, till.
fire to "&amp;gas up."
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lug on the window before typ. the bottom of the tin box in I do not want them to fade, doing much work in your most
range for the lapel flowers for
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important
fields
of
endeavor
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DOI AM where did Saab an the men in the wedding party .
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me and an attitude of enthusiasm
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and he must arrange for both
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Stand proudly
f^
DID., ItF.I.N A CRIPol: rilliz
mothe , flowers, too.
That it's
on
how
much
energy
and
of.
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and home permanent 1 those precious goodies.- L,M. tine but I do not know the 're. f
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eaks: yes, It to beautiful to AYE AYE EYA -Drawing
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vnl, mail
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cabinets with swinging mir. simple way to have eloon.
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and appropriate, too. Tho Finland
for doors on OPPosite walls to froth kitchets window shades
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Submitting S FOHY'l of recreation that most appeals
I could adju.it them to at &amp;II times. I buy medium. Anyone
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solution
to
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over-all wedding decor Is the Eye. She'll a pi
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till
have
both
hands
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Indian
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Head
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Las
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Mm are Sam Answers to awful Idea original*? I onceIf
sho do-esn't yield then, PAPER sack, no matter what erg S status symbol, labels thing out of putting a word. oral avenues through which
the oft.rspeated questlosss attended a wedding white, I. bow out of the wedding,
it'. called,
are the big thing. They don't robs together and kóeping i you can expand. Don't neglect
tirelybychance, both mothers
about correct dreu
Not
that
it
wouldn't
be
con.
feel wsUdrs,aed unless the up to the minute. The time to get Into public work of
Problems?
Write to Ab.
cedure at weddings, either had selected the exact same
verifent
to
have
throw-away
Illbels
lulde their cWos are they Spend on thl -a
the some kind.
Box 69700, Los
large or small, formal or In. dress The bride's mother put
1.1(3 (July 22 to Aug 21)An.
dres
s es that cost no more th an Impressive ones And the money-they consider
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cover.up. iis.y men can pretty such
promote with good Pals can
The latest thing In women's am &amp;Isis a mans al sglf4x. tb@ co#L
dresses (not yet available oz- pressla wildi a status syMboL 50 an most women would be put In motion with &amp;lee-

marriage cormony tire more then thrown away.
Important than her debt to
Well. women finally went
a devoted stepfather, Tell for the sack when the design.
her that while her intentions ers quit calling It that and

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UPSET
DEARDISGURTZIls
Thot'. have Always been
DEAR UPSET: Her Point
in telling you was to cause
"eacass" who be" IM to
eaver up for tkoft children, trouble between you and

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no.
I not Six spa" but In six
have been tempted to ask
Inskas me slelt, If 64 kids
nothing for her. I can't Uri- jump to fnur heartg.
board Your two sped# bid. We trump. South bad 12 may
He mW their parents cover him. I know if I do It wili
derstand this girl. Do I go
In the language of bids let's I are going to game in any
up for them, Is It say Won. call" troulils between his Along with her wishes or
my winners sew"t any lea&amp;
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der we have so much Jm. 1111111114? 141114 him. What WAS
tell her it's Impossible?
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East would
REAL father for 10 years; gays North a chance to di.
Just what North said w
beat Six hearts two trick. alma.
and maybe three time. In scribe liii hand perfectly d he jumped to fow'hssta. The The bid sped
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slam to cam North held the
of dismeeda is addition
to his good %eerts as both
need Ilackwood to thick the
aces.
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V!AR A!!Y.. I ha.s married
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a wonderful man nttleance. It ,mphes that you
Igot borni
bass happily
want to play game if partner
married
for
who
adopted
my
daughter
over $0 yosri to $ man who when
meshsr told
rait- hold, the minimum that he
two.
had aiiM to isa why I was was a widower. Aft., all ad hershe was
X~asa
his
has indicated but are willing
a ,ail th is time, his sister cia. getting minted soon and to go higher If he has somel
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has I V
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South's two sped* bid was fto 9 9
has decided she
fto a X.T. trump.
tim.?
first
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events that took piece so
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than anyone else," said Vail- tract to sell city w&amp;ter to the ,
eye." lie's never done any.
Water Association. Inc.
thing to make me ashamed of
The now water system will
him."
"I raised him to be a good connect to the city supply at
boy. We came though the the junction of Atellonville
Depression days together. fie Avenue and 25th Street.

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Ited Sanford Monday to talk about his famous son. Shown talking with
the elder High at headquarters are Dr. W. Vincent Roberta (left), area

coordinator, an3 John Kader, local chairman.

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Juig. W, B. Culbreath, for tion late r. Tb. system is sins
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in Florida." he added.
Put Into operation with More .

Lester High (center) father of Robert King High %j4.

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the paving project.
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helmet and &amp;book Us head
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attn hed t
from Reconnaissance Attack ed to Cdr. Stan N.
lldredge, RVAH-3, will receiv, the Air
Squadron 1 in cerenioniec
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to determine what caused the
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like getting in the pay line at parently are not involved in
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says.
Earl is a graduate of morning's session. the board
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attempt to enter the
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the PlOP
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would write the American about six utility companies
itting men in Vietnam more operating In the county fur.
it would help build up the Mo- nishinic water and sewerage

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ernatoris*l &amp;anisdate Robert ha, been in I-brims sIne.
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WtS1ilN(ToN (UPI) -' hour high, tail * visit to his usry, nsal,ing appearances
Earl F. Holwndorfl, cutoffs of water servic, anti whiskey Sunday night in the
First Infantry Division, writes the chemical quality of water, burglary of Ruhhiuig huh IreiiIcnt ioiin'mon pl a nned 1mm tIII'.5 t-sImjialgfl headquarters th
h 1 It state to tell
has not received any Ile said a few complaints Country Club. lie failrol club
in all I fly 'to Chicago late Imlay to, livre Munday.

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At the start it looked flawless.
Vernon W. Dunn, Fern Park, along First Street to the employe* of the 81. Bell$ Dykes returned a guilty verI Paper Company.
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But sround control failed to
dIct
against
Joe
B.
Wimpeo,
the
Civic
Center.
The resolution is the out. also appeare
from the live critters.
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Burns aide stood beside 55. of near I.ongwooti, eharg.
receive data.
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OCALk
(UPI) - A public During the first primary, The Agena rose
;oSer F. Dy- plaints the board receives in Stand in uIpposition to proposed will be held at the
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white cloud of smoke. trailing
nter frum 10 to it a.m. I sture.
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annexation
by
tlso
city
which Robert Wilt charged that the poll
kes, sitting this week as chief rogard to the service
Id" golden flame.
A drug representative, sot Victim in the case was
•'All th e ladies are invited
12- King 111gb labeled a phony was handled by a
officer In the spring term of rates of utility firms operat- Cuselberry of a block in to
meet lira. Burns and have connected with The Bams year-old boy.
by
supporters
of
survey
run
south
Fern
Park.
circuit court criminal trials, ing, in the county.
Wimpee pleaded noll* con. Smtt Kelly, predicted today In Gainesville, and run by W. mission control *heath@T,.
offee at the Civic Cvnter," campaign. a" on the
The board autorized its
is a stickler for formality. One
W. must either go to the
At. Mrs. Jane McKlbhin. chair- other side of The door hand- tendre to the harges, anti that 111gb wIll win the Florida J. btcCawley, a junior college
und Agena was four
of the judge's first requests PSC for action or set the torney to Investigate the
out free samples of Judge Dykes ordered a preminutes
into the flight. This
susan
fur
thus
event,
said
to.
log
professor
in
Ocala
and
could
governorship,
Monday when court convened county enabling legislation to tion and to see If th county
sentence investigation.
headache powder,
was unexplained.
Kelly
is
now
campaigning
not
be
believed,
was to ask all partlea-lutons, regij.Iath
thes, utilities," should become involved. Has
The governor's wife will be
are flying low with
for High against Gov. Haydon
upon accompanied to Sanford
witnesses, court officers and Chairman John Alexander report will depend
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and
the
Florida
Instispectators -to hereafter don said.
whether the board asks for an Dan Wright, a Sanford na-1
v ey showed Ifigh will get nan and Stafford were being
tute of Public Opinion said its
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poll indicates the Kelly sup- from 30 to 96 per cent of the filled In.
tending court sessions.
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County
Sanatarian
general
In
regard
to
the
Fl,,id, Industrial
William C. Schnelder, mis.
a report by
port is strong enough to w in We In such populous areas as
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legality of the Annexation St- Commission.
V. J. Robbins.
Sarasota, Manatee, Lake, slon director, 41'scrubbed the
s
the
nomination
for
High.
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Mrs Burns'
appearance
"Something must be done temPL
institute Surveys Indicate Hillsborough. P a I k , Volusia entire mission," Gemini coa.
inole High. where football is to provide better service,"
here IA sponsored by the
trol announced. "We will not
Ifigh
will receive 61 per cent and Broward Counties.
king. brings home its first
flayllurl Blirlift for Governor;
It did not analyze the We fly today."
Robbins said.
I'LUB
LOOTEI)
of
the
Note
In
the
second
pri.
state championship In TRACK.
Climmittee. Robert q. Bill.
in Dade and Duval. home
Next step was to try. be
rpenter from Flat Crack Mary," the poll said.
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Ily 1141ttie Austin
A thief stole an undeterWhat's that?
counties of the candidates. ,learn the cause.
he has investigated are most- mined amount of money and himer it chairman.
Lester Iligh. father of gub- I ':
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persuaded to climb into the panies operating in th
JAM14ONVILLE (VPI)- mediate sentencinir In the
alligator pits at the Municipal Johnson was requested to park in the Wekiva Springs arrive by helicopter at 9:30 I
ng BOY. Illydon cuse nn(I ordered a pre-gentSaturday
on
the
Inketo
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Orunge
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Zoo Monday to view the re have the resolution ready for
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in a doorway ence investigation.
anti
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corn.
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was favorable to going on • bid for re.ekction.
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rumpaiwn for her hus6and, I
the stata agency make an Im- plan.

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will mak. a stop In Sanford made a helicopter stop here

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tog for Sanford Plaza.
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Stay 3. Gov. Ilaydon
Burnt polJed.J.900 to lead the
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Wednesday, according another campaign aPPeiIrRnce
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to hear the fate of three high
school youths accused in hot. once here of either of the 646$ In Sanford or 518.67,1 or

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during his campaism.
High. who had no, organi
ha. asked and been granted
for
governor,
zation
in the county in the
cratic
candidate
permission to use the city
pool for their practice sessions
nosed out in the May 3 pri. support here from the Kelly
I make a joint ap- forces. The No men polled
Academy pool has been closed
here at the
ivic about 4,60o votes to 3.900 for
to tIsm. With th. public
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Burns. the top.
Gov. HI
Cent
hours, Red Crou
reception and dinner for vote-getter in the first round.
A
summer recreation pro.
Interested
I ill the two men is planned to "Everyone who is
oo a Ilk. th
gram, 1k
Mayor in Integrity end honesty in
begin
at
5:30
p.m.
W1
be In use, almost
HICh is scheduled to speak government is urced to come
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every day. .
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"His accusation that the
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Arisy's disposal policies con.
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the
Amen.
stRut. a fraud on
mess
can psopi. and on our bo
In Vietnam ii an Irresponsi.
hIs charge.
"Any recommendatIons to
ship wornout equipment to ow'
troops in Vietnam I. cornpletely unsound from our miii.
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sh
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if they want to keep their
street lights. Volunteer can.
viscera from th. Sunland Es.
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door this week to collect the
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ratroyed by fire Monday night. servation to have engineers Johns-Indian River Canal and (AP) — U.S. Navy planes today
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make computations to determine hack to the Atlantic Ocean.
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four the expected discharges down
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put too per cent property tax as.:
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b under construction, miles northeast of the heart of
medium. and the existing natural river soon
and father wears
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river ports along the 2U,000- U.S. military
at the H. M. Cochran home on The engineering survey con• 11i1e mmmi waterway route of
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ROBERT KING HIGH gubernatorial canipaign committee for Seminole
depot 'hruugh
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Alma Avenue, Lake Mary.
this year" Dickinson declared
eluded that the discharge would booming trade and commerce.
Roberts,
finance
Dr.
W.
Vincent
County shapes up: L. C. Riley, treasurer;
which 95 r cent of North Viet
Wednesday as he made flail:
be proportionate and would nut
committee; John Kader, chairman; Robert Petree, finance; Rep. S. J.
Nam's petroleum supplies move,
preparations for the mesti:
Remember . . a. drive safety. have a detrimental effect.
was first bombed °n
and Harlan Tuck, South Seminole chairman. (Herald ]Photo)
which will have an economia:
Davis
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channels.
natural
the
L.
along with another major depot
Impact
on most counties in tIle:
with the horse . . . and now Is The study of the velocity flow
three miles from the heart of
slate.
with and elevation indicates that
working on doing
hanoi. The attacks set off
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people.
draining of the river would re
worldwide
debate.
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to give the assoeswn the:
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A U.S. spokesman said A4 Sky.
necessary tools to do the Job. He:
a
paint
We notic:purchase of
hawks from ft aircraft carflow into tile callul.
gave no indication of wh*
for the roads and curbs
saythe
Previous estimatut of tht. County Commission, holding rier Hancock struck the fuel in
°' cost of the tanil s.re set at
pm p
in the City of Loøgweod
,arjngs this morning, stallatiun at
get in. pilots reported "all bomlis on
the agen4a for tonitht's'coultsi; $11,344,000 for an cight-fout
grant of actionwill be quite far
lucits for bud
ling target."
afleld from anything any
meeting. The question Is, where deep venal. The new ali-niment hu%tifi ref
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crenses over last year tots
The spokesman said one Sky.
troller has ever done."
are the curbs in Longwood?
will jold about *I million it) tile
haw k was shot down by antiairThe State Supreme COW% in As
cost. The estimates include two $4,
ft fire but the pilot, was
"became disgruntled with the have the trust of the people." ruling last month ordered Dick'
Ealsa
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Dr. Frank Leone, county ailroad bridsces, two hi:.1hwuY it was noted, however, addi cra
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John Kader. IfIgh campaign Inson to face the county tax
Democratic party and switc hed
to I bridges (1-95 unit 118 t) and tional Increases for other Items rescued.
health officer reminds pam-9
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have not yet been computed.
the depot ruse 20-000 feet and a executive mansion in Tallahas- the Issue of this Campaign Will
require -nt for full valuation.
Davis announced Iligh will appear in
examination and Immunizations
Th, new aligunient'llit-1,4 ull
increnso-s have been fireball erupted front a ;4econd. see at this time when the staff be a philosophical One,,
"if I had done this. I 'hould
alitior
one
full
day
and
the
county
for
brought up to date before enter* just east of the 0steen bliit
ary explosion. the spokesman needs harmony and leadership,
ave given them (the asuaswill
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remarked,
"but
what
kind
of
Javitts, possibly two. lie invited pt-oing, school. Evidence of a health on Sit 415, movell east, then refl uested In their last year said.
it will take to years for the Republican Is he — a
more than one year to get U*tr
pie to call tile High headquarlie said pilots Saw
certificate is required before turns slightly north away from budget for maintenance, operastate to recover," State Rep. Nixon Romney or Goldwater ters to make appointments to houses In order,"
the pkr3ne
first
child Is
to to
thepresente
admitting
-ion. noting that the law rcquii'
pupil
predicted at
th river bed, continues north lion and capital improvement at
depot
Republican."
but that there were Us
three
sliis S. .1. Davis It.
speak with the nominee.
per cent proprty Lax vii.
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rude. Each
front
11 Davis warnt
of Lake Thornhill und crosses
Seminole Memorial Hosn
I a ePu - others who gave speeches on uation has not been previouslY
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a statement from a physician Mud Lake itt. itt narrowest ,ital from $247,000 to $337,000 in t ne outer harbor. TIva ships organizational meeting at
the ilcan is elected , to whom will behalf of 111gb were Robert G. enforced.
apparently were not atthcked.
certifying that the child has no point
Civic Center Wednesday even he look in Seminole County? I'elree, state t.xLcutivt. commit
of $140,000, from
I!,ariier
the
U
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command
southeast,
(or
an
increase
But he added, • the court
contagious or communicable disThen it turns back
the sheriff's department, $20d.. announced American planes Ing.
Surely
not
DemOcrAtic
officeteernali;
Dr.
W.
Vincent
Rohas
given them a'time schedule
such
east which would warrant
crosses north of Itullet Lake, 800 to $243,500 for an Increase flew a record 113 m1S3i0ls Davis praised High as being holders in responsible posilions berts chairman of the county of this year and that's that."
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child's exclusion from the pub- turns back northen st ond io*Iris
North Viet Nam a people's man of small physiThe, court said that Only eight
tif $36,700, and from the Port against
giant among —but Republicans who do not executive committee; S t a t e
lie school. Dr. Leone advises the original alignment at
eluded
four
to $115,. Wednesday and
cal stature but
Cy.
Authority
from
$711,400
Rep.
William
Reedy
and
Jeff.
countieshad
completed
"avoid the rush and complete press Pond, after which it again
S, but two of men," who had wrested the
sessments. it said the counties
U110
for an increase of $38.600. race.t&amp;air missile
rey
Schembera,
president
of
the
the immunizations nowl"
the raiders were shot down. aPcrosses the river north (if Lake
with 100 per cent valuations were
Other Increases were main. parently by conventional ground gubeMA torial nomination decounty Young Democrats.
Dulisted
spite
the
efforts
of
the
"50-011Harney.
Kader announced committee Alachua, Baker. Brud(oa
tenance of buildings and parks, fire. The three pilots were
Whoever dreamed that Del.
Val. Hendry, orange. Palm
The canal then continues east
ed
fat
cats
in
the
state
$15,800; agriculture and county as missilj~.
ppointments as Dr. Roberts, Beach and Union,
again re. He said that High'$ Republi.
across palmetto scrub ond fl"t- L ne economics department,
Gordon
Frederick anti Iletree, (,Nt r3. Mary Earle
command
U.S.
The
ens ? Latest press release says land, through a loc k, goes
few years
rted no significant ground can opponent only
under $t;000 and road department
finance; Davis, newspaper and Seminole County tax assessor,
that Joseph Zajak, of Detroit, a railroad bridge, through an. $
I9iu iii,..
ago had been a Democrat who
action b American force!
and radio advertising and is attending the Tallahauee conlistened to the sales story of a other lock, under 1.95 bridge,
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Monroe from Sanford. So, you Indian River just south of Mayin critical condition tod
James Lee, North Seminole.
ask, what's unusual about some. town.
er a lightning bolt struck Ili ill posters; Ilarlan Tuck, South
one buying a Deltona lot? Joe
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still flung hi,ii oft a three - Seminole campaign chairman;
ii. WASHINGTON (AP) — Twas gressmafl'5 home kissing uabica lawn, leisurely lunch by
is only to years old
LONDON (U111) — Andrew
and through
and Mrs. Alary
fountain.
the midsummer recess en (a.api- again!"
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f pro fits
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Seminole
Wibro.
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tol Ifill. Not a thing was stirNo buzzers for roll calls. story
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boss
gone.
titere's
George
of his business, selling plastic
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headquarters, and Tuck and
ri lig not even a bill.
dry cleaning bags to Detroit canal, expected to bt ot' thit
nuI.0m Office tooffici each more time for brunch Moo.
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Ann
Riley,
South
Seminole
said
Once
threw hint with such
levator
without
even
ring
ten,
3J,Margat:Hewiisr
the e
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housewives to use
liners for by 1970 (if all things rentain corridor and hail. Senii.e and time for flirting. for knitting ing
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L. C. Riley, forte that he was serloullY
unit.
headquarters,
anti
kitchen refuse pails.
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hurt.
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Kennedy's rafting,
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way will be ojcnetl to naiga' 'A holiday!" "no memos!"
Newest addition to the Flora lion,
the refrain. 'The con- nobody's countin. A walk on the j White house and It vin't came out of a hand of thurn:r
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storms over e city,
Johnson.
dark and handsome Sanford
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man. Ronald Garris, who'll be
Teddy went north. Pcoxmire side. lie fell about 35 feet and
%orking out of Fort Lauderhad five parAdes to Celebrate suffered head Injuries In addihis Font
dale. Ron, who has been workcapi- lion to shock and burns.
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red rug. owner Joe Karth will wood City Council scheduled
for 7 p.m. today at City Hall.
have reason to be smug.
Another 0(lice proviA Itsielf
Matters to be considered in.
citeftly adroit by filing -1 type clud, purchase of a rement
writer for NLdti of Detroitmixer. placing of a light on
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write stacks of in il. Efforts to Maine Avenue Court and Lynns
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the old inail drop.
lk purchase of &amp; paint spray for
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and tea. But one j missing the police and fir. departments
where can she be?
Sten call for bids on transistor radio
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The fire spread rapidly, burn- to condition the actors, too, of"'Dependent" means a child, wife, or dependent parent.
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Wif." Includes the husband of a female veteran only if he Ing some 50 acres if land ex-

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tells of trying to build one set
himself. "I wasted $200," he ad.

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70. of Longwood. died Wednes. Monteffey, Calif. but has lived
day at Seminole Memorial Hos. In Sanford for 11 years. In the
fall he will enter loth grade at
pital.
A native of Lorton, Va., he Seminole High School.
Ills mother Is a teacher at
\,, was a reftred state auditor.
Survivors are a son, Fague Pinecrest School. How does she
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through Lb. use of his amateur without the need of preparing
sadie equipment, Jim Pearce anything special. The.. proMs Lb. whole world at his pared messages fall with in
fIngertip.,
these categories: Relief emer.
Jim, 14-year-old son of Mrs. gency, thanks or social, anal.
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whales and dragonflies to 'act",
calls It "order by oiors.'
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written by Joy Adamson about
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GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) — Police officer Jack Dawson speed UP the depositing of ine .zhlyt off his back toal7.year-oldgirl come tax withheld by employ.,
i he found stranded thwith
book and
a boy friend on a rock Jetty covered erst be in
his radio communications.
Thor. is no doubt It will, for the forces of law ad — figures
y Bony Laws,
They were directed to remit
b high tide.
weeks.
aft CQ. Tbb is WA4YDY 2%on Is no age limit or re. Young Jim Pearce seems to be when ft w" reported that Rat. The odminlatr
the proceeds twice a month,
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ssoft C% M WA4YDT call. quimment to being a "ham" op. a boy who known where b**s
Instead of once a month as be.
to date was tho suct. moonlight stroll, but found themselves trapped when
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rapid
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This resulted in 4n extra
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Young Jim Pearce sits In hiss on August 23, was 13 at the he gets them.
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general agreement
students
pilIW,., Deltons, tic Mom
unable to get to justify It, Fannie Mae sold that Fannie Mae needs more
bank loi ho time to Continue mortgages to replenish its OWO funds for its mortgage pur'
mu, Geneva; Joe.. Melilas, a,bntjfiining private to
Lake Man, Mary P.trueka, capItal In lessting programs, their studies without InterruP funds
chases to alleviate, even a little,
Longwood; Willard Grimes, Os. oven if the switch costs more In lion, and the House Education
current tightness of housing
and Labor Committee rejected The Participation Sales
teen, James F Lyons, Muss. iMsst, and
funds
even a compromise that would provides for sales at
to produce budget wimv'is.
The new legislation, approved
Birth.
have stretched out the transi. Individual mortages
IIVIIilIP by the House Banking Commit.dJI4JdI$,.,,
Mr and Mis. tIirv Swaim
Lion. Th. Appropriations Corn- loans. Such asset.. held by var.
deceive,
would raise the permissible
Sanfed
ho Mr.'and M Work surselftIi pdTate
mittee britight out legislation to fous government agencies are borrowing rate on Ow present
capital
r inie programs that
"'"Rom ns "''''
make loan funds available next pooled and, as sales agent, Fan- base from 10 times to 15 times
to be ft"-sir.d by the goy- school year as In the past.
ale Mae sells participations — providing $3 billion more.
MarcH11 Dimple,, Floyd pJ.
pools,
in
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The House is expected to dimet, Thomas B. Xeltt, Betty — mn U It meane the Prsuury ParticipationSalesti.'taxe_ Paymentof princIpalandIn- bat.
the issu, later this month,
Ann Robertson, Mae Etta bait
optundstocoyerjn.
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lasimed at only an of the
law proposals UNA room ks. 101111115 for direct government pump more funds as I fir into med funds In kmilln program
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movies are turned back to the is the cardinal rule of animal The animals, along with a Born Free lint a lien story
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three.Year.oldelephant. two wthpeople—it'sapecpissta -'
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cheetahs, 24 donkeys, 125 goats, about a lion.
"4 ' elephant c"
Domestic ani mals, zoo and- The reinforcements Of which three wart-hogs and two hyras,
of the brush, stops, turns to male and wild
r.
animals who live Hamlet speak.s Is the reward— lived at a "private" village of
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their own about half a m II e •
to work with "because animals pending on whether the subject from location headquarters In ;
another direction,
Kenya.
On another stage an angle who associate with people are is animal or human.
wormcrawlsalongasldewalk 'nervous wrecks' and have to In "Born Free," the lioness Hamlet is
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unlearn things before they can Elsa Is played primarily by a around Florida with a five '
stops and t
to the
"Girl."
ben ye-conditioned," Hamlet Kenya a ni mal named
weeks old Hon cub to publicize
cr&amp;ls a little furthe
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Jim Tabor of Boston in 1939. It game backed Steve Barber's
$sog Powell had his fancy have halted play.
lifted Powell's av:nge
blt4" clothes on, but the Cie. However, neither Stahl's key also and
live-hit pitching. but ,ne couldn't
raised
RBI
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A's
sudden
iole
as
the
be
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nor
to
tinned
out
guy
dmfla
one short of the major do it alone In the nightcap. The
StaN, who brought the spoilers — they've won nine of 66 —
leader,
teammate A's trailed 6.2. then moved
City A's horne just be their last 15 against 'rout-run- league
ahead with a six-run rally in the
ajg $s click struck midnight. ning Baltimore. Detroit and Brooks Robinson.
PP
California
edged
eighth.
Elsewhere.
could
overshadow
7,1, sjt1nise'. slugging Cleveland —
F&amp;sl beasmas who has been on the one-man show put on by Detroit 1-0 in 10 inning;, Mm- Powell pulled Baltimore back
nesota nipped Clevelat'] 4-3, into a tie with a two-fun homer
since the Powell.
hitting tear
Washington
swept the Chicago with two out in the ninth ucfore
hoging of May, tied the The 24-year-old let' handed
4-3
and 32 intl Bus- the A's finally won It in the Ith
White
Sox
in
runs
in
four
by
swinger
drove
League
r.ord
Amricsn
two
from
the New York when Roger Repos and Stahl
ton
took
with
a
three-run
&amp;si
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doubled. It was Stahl's fourth
doubleheader against ble and a sacrifice tly. then Yankees 53 and 54.
pushed
into
high
gear
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National
Lean
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Hill
of the game.
night.
the As WednesdayOrioles
could
nightcap
and
added
se'•'n
runs
Francisco
edged
St.
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3-2.
Angels
starter George brunet
the
best
the
1st
split,
wlnn,iig
the
batted
in
with
a
grand
,!am
Pittsburgh
belted
the
C;ucago
allowed
only
two hits and Hugde was gain a
Cuba 105. Los Angeles .uppcd ton's Earl Wilson ju.4t four
_,,iijr 114 before Kansas City homer, a two-run homer and aCincinnati
14, the New York through nine innings. California
the aighicap 0$ whse.i Stahl run producing double.
the
glass
slipper
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tied
the
Al.
record
for
Nets
defeated
Philadelphia 7-5 finally broke through against
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In women's softball game played Monday in Osteen
for benefit of Little League. Making up the win,
ning team were (front, from left) Mary Veino,
Myra Hosack, Janette Pell, Joyce Clutter, Linda
Noel; (back) Carolyn Pickles, Janette Hosack,
Lynn Jones, Linda Martin, Illen Weatfall, Joann
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Los Angeles .. 45 34 .570 4
Philadel..... 44 37 .513 6
houston ..... 43 39 .534 7
SL Louis .....18 41 .431 • fl
Atlanta ......19 45 .461 l2'
Cincinnati ... 36 43 .45'; 13
New York ... 34 44 .4313 14
Chicago ......24 55 .301 25
Wednesday's Results
San Francisco 3, St. Louis 2
Pittsburgh 10, Chicago S
New. York 7, Philadelphia
Atlanta 6. Houston 1
Los Angeles I, Cincinnati I)
New York at Philadelphia
Today's Games
Pittsburgh at Chicago
Atlanta at Los Angeles, N
Cincinnati at San Francisco
Only games scheduled
Friday's Games
New York at Pittsburgh, 2
twi-night
Philadelphia at Chicago
Houston at St. Louis, N
Atlanta at Los Angeles. N
Cincinnati at San Francisco,
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Davis, Betty Stebbins, Patti Sweeney; (second
row) J. W. Watson, manager; Carrie Hutchett,
Phyllis Starnes, Cookie Benham, Patti Mobley,
Evelyn Cook, Glenisa Trutachel; (third row) Pat
llatchett, MarLea Groin, Sally Neider, Paula Ogg.
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Clarke has resumed trading 5,.
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Soo meter s
records with an older Clarke time of
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Clarke's finishing kick also pan thers vs. Yanks, 4:30
Clarke regained the record
Church Softball
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Its highest finish being fifth,
four hits and Jim Hyston born. Casselberry came through
•In the meantime, the Seminole swingers were winning md 1w Longwood, while Mike with another pair of runs lit the
quit. a few Orange Belt Conference golf title., as the trophy Maples had two homers among sixth inning. Catcher Larry
CA" in Fleming Memorial Gym will attest.
his four hits and Randy Key- Lett singled and with win outs
For the put 11 year., Cans. has spent his summers op- aokls also homered for Pen. Paulsen lifted a towering drive
orating a day camp for youngsters at his home on Golden
over the flag po1e in centerfleld.
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CASSELBERRY: Baker 3b
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was getting along without him.
ELKS: Soper Sb (3-2-3), SImp' (44.1), Decker so (3-0-0), ProWorking hard as the camp's di rector this year Is Semi• (542), Higglnbotham It vensano rf (3-0.1), Lott C (3-1'
note football coach Buck Mitt.. Figuring maybe Metts might (4.24), Miller lb (4-2-2), Hitch- 1), Miller lb (3-0-0). Paulsen 11
be having some secre t grid drills on the banks of Lake Gold- cock so (4-0-0), Gracey 2b (5-1. (22-2), Robinson 2b (3-0-0),
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age of 57 from cancer. Fox, roof supported by huge cables
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seasons in the 30's and to's Contractors say th e gro und
compiling a .296 batting ayes', which the concrete building is
age, had been Ill for three built has been found to be weak
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It won't be the same around Seminole High
SLMPM scoring Ilour times.behind fourth place
In the opener of the Junior Poet $3, who will t.ak. a 6.5
more.
Gone, or lit us say promoted by the county school board. League season-ending tourna mark against Boone tonight
Is Vd Ganas, the likeable, easy going and efficient ath- most, Civitan ousted Rotary, Orlando's McCracken Yield at
t 16.Zbliid the hurting of Mike 7:30 p.m. Steve Shumaker will
letle director, who tn 18 years at 8115 did everything bu
Hleksoa. 7% other first rouxid
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emb the girl's wrestling teauL
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CPO Friday afternoon at
hug teem, and that's probably-the only reason Coach Gaits., p.m. Chitan will now meet Casselberry make. Its next
If we may still call him coach, never held the job.
and Kiwanis will tangle appearance Saturday night In a
This fall—actually his new job has already started— with the Wine-CPO winner In county rivalry with Sanford at
Coach Cans. will be the county director of health, pb7sical two Monday second round McCracken Field, Casselberry
education and driver's education,
won the first game between the
"I'll coordinate the programs at the county schools from
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Chiefs, 11.7, to force a tie in Charlie Newell for a lone run
For the past 10-years, the lanky, well-tanned men tor had the Western League with the in the first on a trio of sin gle s
been athletic director as Seminole high and before and dur- yanks. Tb. two teams will and a bases loaded walk, They
In e that period had served as football, basketball, track and in
,.nMpat P,4alsv a..wi hick with another nair in
inning na double
golf coach.
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rnet - the Rebels- foe the city by Joe Schmklt, a single by
J Raynes, a pair of bases
had a combined record of 23 wins, 1$ losses and four tie.
Qual.
on
play,
for a .639 pct
balls and two Casselberry
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Mobtie Homes (the first errors.
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years," Ganu tells
stamps) opened a two Edgewater scored what prot-'
grist Seminole athlete and coach and the school's gymnasium game lend with an 11'S win .4 to be the winning run off
second place Pinecrest reliever Steve Simpkins lit
Is named alter him.
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Kehi, Jim frw,,-th innl,, ('.'r,t.rfI.ld.r Al
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Row; got bitting help from Stuckle lined a double down the
Larry Pivec's two triples and righttield line and scored on
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links this year.
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British title for th e th ird time,
6$ in the second round of the good weather he pulled out the cock.
British Open Golf Championship long, daring game this morning Tony Lema, of San Leandre, lay In wait at 73 along with 15
Calif., and Doug Sanders, of others Including defending
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Minra sota 4, Cleveland 3
Washiagton 4.3, ChIcago 32
Baltlrgiore 11-8 Kansas City 0.
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the game and saved the NaUo*
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Cool are left-handers. The other
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We nesday his choices were Gary Bell and Sam McDowell
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Sazidy Koufax of the Dodgers, Cleveland, Denny McLain
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Junn Marichal and Gaylord Detroit, Steve Barber f Ba
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Gibson of St. Louis. Claude Ray- Jim Hunter of Kansas City a
maixi of Houston. Billy McCool Pete Richert of Washington.
managers still have o name
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nine more men to their aquads.
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mcswi have never before been d Raymond (5-2).
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WESTRURY, N. Y. (UPI)
Bun ning (9-4) has been picked best record among the st.uU
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times—including
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ful in Saturday night's $100,000
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the
International Trot at Roosevelt
Kot1fix has been named to the 1.13 as the winner in 1u52 .
Raceway, drew the unfavorable
squitl six times.
194. lie gave up only one hit
Tb e contest with the Amen three Innings after starting 11 No. S position Tuesday. Pluvier
can League All-Stars In St. year's game.
of Sweden, winner of the race
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nators.
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on Paul Casanova's double.
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opener on Dalton Jones' two-run
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wear flattering clothes, with men. R.member Mr. Sobel'sslo. cuttin a two.mlle tunnel for groups 01 farm boys and, girls
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he was going to pass it on to PISCES (Feb. 11 to Mar. 30) ('s
veteran in the textile world and
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had many interesting things womenfolk, they should look as
DEAR FOLLY—Much of my after what 700 t ruly Want 0?
to say about the revolution in well-groomed as the ladles. In time seems to be spent sewing another with an Inflated ego
wear,
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women are glad to see that seen women dressed to the hilt, need. repairing under the arms People will appreciate you
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And now, If you'll excuse us, we're
going out for an evening of batchamber
music. It features, for all culture by.
era, a combo of batsoon and bats viol.
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Foreign

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Enormous Di fficulties
Lyle

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Wilson

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takes over as the enmity's tn the lost l4 months, U.S.
ly Phil Newses
On AprIl 21, 1963, the United newy.eleeted president, regard. economic aid to the Dominican
States Intervened militarily In less of past recriminations and Republic has amounted to $130
million dollars, of which about
Confused And Befuddled
the affairs of a Latin American doubts, the Dominican R.
million went to support the
$ss
resume the provisional government.
He
has
a
chines
to
nation
for
the
first
time
since
Me&amp;
other
weaknesses
In
the
itk
ar
g
ued
tbM
the
ok
Now we have Medicare and
ways of democracy of which It The rest Is being spent on
lear. program Including the isa..
oyea season as American phy- man sad women will be at
from
orders
has known so little,
upon
development plans to get the
Acting
weakness built Into it by the
sicians and surgeon.. The sse&amp; fused, befuddled and frustri
S.
Mathat
restored
peace
The
force
country on a paying basis.
Johnson,
U.
President
politicians
themselves.
The
polpaper
work
invo
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by
th*
being
cut
u
the
bud
Icas an
iticians built In a weakness by tines moved into Santo Bomb., to the tiny republic of 2.3 mil- As the republic seeks a pohi.
guys who wear the black bets .4 in submitting their oi
over-selling and under-explain- go to protect the lives of Amer. lion ultimately totaled some 5,- fical balance between street
and represont the anti .edul chin's to the federal gove
Inc to the older folks what they lean citizens caught in the mid- 200 men, Including 1,100 from mobs on the left and the army
.leaints at the sboot.out up meat for compensation
actually should expect and the dIe of the violence and blood the United States, about 1,200 on the right, it faces enormous
money already paid to lb
Is, gulch. It Isn't 1.1,.
likely limitations on realize. shed of another revolt in the from Brazil and others from difficulties.
physicians
or
surgeons
In
More specifically, the physiParaguay, Costa Rica, Handu- Communist influence remains
tion of their dream.. Theee Dominican Republic.
dan. and surgeons are being opense to direct billing.
beginning.
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That
was
the
limitations consist of the shortaccused of pensUsing old-age Than is not much doubt ti
gun
Its withdrawal and, hop.. labor unions.
effort
became
Soon
the
U.
S.
age
of
medical,
hospital
and
ction
somewhat
On
patients in an expression of
AMA a
expression
of
U.
S.
de.
fully,
will complete It within 10 The population Is estimated to
frank
a
technical personnel-plus the
their own dl..atisfact10 with fleeted resentment of the m
days.
be about 70 per cent illiterate
termination
that
the
Dominican
potential shortage of hospital
the theory and practice of Med. lest profession against the II
and nursing home beds for Republic would not become an- But credit for this new op. and lacks technical skills. With.
cry of Medicare. But more
tear..
portunity given the Dominican in a labor force of around 500,.
other Communist Cuba.
care of the oldsters.
The Instant complaint against involved than more resentme
of
Organization
Republic also must be given to 000, It is estimated that one.
the
Within
When the Hon. Timothy
the medical profession in that It cannot be shown concluili
the
quietly persistent efforts of third either are unemployed or
American
States
(OAS),
which
Tubbutton, aged 67, now holthe American Medical Associa- ly that the medicos are wro
- diplomat Hector under-employed.
businessman
had
been
consulted,
the
action
lers for emergency treatment,
tion In recent convention vot- In seeking to maintain the mi
a doctor, a hospital room, aroused a storm. To Mexico, a Garcia Godoy who took over Industrial possibilities are
ed to advise Its members to lana dsetor.patient relatli
'round-the-clock special nurie,, firm advocate of npn.lutervcn- eight months ago as provisional limited, but assets include banadopt a procedure freely- per. ship seen to the intent of c
nite deposits, some Iron ore,
to gun- president.
initted by the Medicare set is tinulag Instead of abandon]
the old man will expect to get tion, it was a throwback
Avoiding
the
forn
be
might
cement
and water power tiboat
di
plomacy. Venezuela.
'em right away in line with the
billing their older patient..
the practice of direct billing
have
used.
It
was
Garcia
Godoy
sources.
'There also are more
Chile,
Uruguay
and
others
reCongress chose to allow the patient, and direct payment
general nature of the promises
who negotiated the army out of than one million acres of land
acted
similarly,
doctors an option In rendering doctors.
made by politicians to propel
Even within the United States politics and carried out the which may be distributed to
their bill.. They may bill the The medical profession I. i
medicare through Congress.
was a feeling that per- groundwork by which it Is hop. farmers under government sub.
there
' it Alko
or i,la
St Tiles . Ut.ôijuUtu b
hips
its
government had acted ed Balaguer can function as sidy. These are among the
medicos, themselves, may sub. doubt on that because the p
of his emergency demands, he
president with Juan Bosch, his former holdings of the late die.
hastily,
mit their charges to the federal tic, of the situation is Ios
Is not likely to blame the pol. That was 14 months ago.
rival in the recent elections, tator Generalissimo Leonidas
government for compensation. against them. The physicli
Itidans. Tim is too naive politi- And, as Joaquin Balaguer serving In the loyal opposition. Rafael Trujillo and his family.
AMA voted the bill directly and and surgeons will be lucky,
cally to do that. Old Tim will
the chorus of protest arose and must be remembered, If t
blame the hospitals, cuss the
Ray Cromley
Bruce Biossat
still Is soaring.
doctors and build up more popsacape blame for all bugs.
ular resentment against the
dedicated men and women in
the medical profession.
Political Notebook
As for direct billing, doctor
Geneva
Aitsaunt. Springs
to patient, old Tim's regular
WASHINGTON (NE?,) - ties. They see him as a possi- seem oblivious of this.
Mrs. Jails Isle.
Mn. Is.. I. Mathicun
doctor, a perceptive, compasA
Democratic party profession- bility for the 1968 presidential
His utterances on the Vietsuisis
sionate, skillful man, already
race.
al
very
much
Interested
in
the
siam
war are mostly pleas for
has explained to Tim that direct
Lake Mary
Bear Lake-F~ Clt
Basically, the New Politics flexibility of approach, not calls
of
the
future
political
welfare
billing
will
save
a
physician
a
MN. Frances West.,
Mrs. Marysinal mum
anti-Vietnam war and
great deal of paper work and a two Kennedys Is troubled over group is
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roots" civil rights for a "cut-and-run" policy. His
pro-"grass
the
rising
support
New
York
lot of money.
Lab. Ms.,..
has been domestic appeals for more
Busy physicians figure they Sen. Robert F. Kennedy seems activity. Yet Kennedy
CaeseIb.uy
M rs. H. L. Johnson
himself em- money and attention to antiwould need another office em- to be drawing from liberal Intel. astonished to find
Mr.. las. Ca.uelbeery
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braced
by
some
as
a "dove." poverty and other social pro.
lectuals.
ploye
to
do
the
paper work.
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few
years
ago
many lib. grams are largely a thing of
And
a
quiet
Sitting In his office on a
medicare provides no compenhearing
of
a
dramatic
emphasis.
Mt.. Donna Est.e
ersils,
DsBsvy
weekend
afternoon,
this
polisation for such added costs.
So eager are they for a pow.
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But Congress did give the ticlan said he views such sup- Kennedy confrontation with Ne.
erful
champion, a man of real
gro
spokesmen
In
New
York,
North Orisads
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as
port
mercurial-and
hence
medical profession the option
as
an
and Influence, that
him
Ignorant
weight
blasted
not
to
be
trusted.
Mrs.
Marilyn.
Peterson
of them. The medlots chose the
Deltons
member
of
"the
establishment"
many
liberal
intellectuals are
During most of his tenure
3324N1
less costly option for which
Mrs. Mildred Haney
par.
The
worried
pro-Kennedy
imputing
views
and attitudes
as
U.S.
attorney
general
anti
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they now are being set up by
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on the
root
the
ty
professional
thinks
to
K
Mr.. Clarence Snyder
usually impartial editorial wri- throughout his I964 campaign
war-which he does not have.
lie
in
the
may
matter
of
the
for
the
Senate,
Bob
Kennedy
Enterprise
333.4141
ters and by the politicians as
When this driven home to
potential enemies of the com- was seen by much of the Intel- fact that the senator, in seekMr.. Ritchie Harris
o,i.4.
ing
regularly
to
separate
himas It may well be one of
them,
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mon man, especially the old lectual community as a mortal
Miss Ruth Davidson
these
days,
the senator's newself
from
President
Johnson's
adversary,
ones.
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Now, for a variety of 1t!115()fl$, positions, tends rather consist- found activist friends may dehe In pleasing these people. But ently to land considerably to his sert him as If he were a carncr of cholera. Even now, large
wary political pragmatists be- left,
numbers of Intellectuals remain
Actually,
for
the
critical
DamIleve that just one major tieBarbs
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ltma
a!- unsold on him. Old animosities
Is
ocratic
politician
there
parture
from
the
liberal
cateBy Walter C. Park..
most nowhere else to land. Out. are strong.
The
worst worrier is the one chlsm on Vietnam or any other side the Old South and her.
Page 8
Sanford Herald
But, whether Robert KenJuly 7, 1966'
subject will expose the senawho worries about worrying.
and
there
in
the
West.
Demonedy
is deliberately seeking
tor
to
the
charge
that
"the
old
WAI.Tua A. aILOW* aDiTon sien rvaLIsuEn
e Is
these
people
or not, the fact I.
crate
anxious
to
stand
distinct
V*AYeK OLTOLie. Ci,ealati.. • U.ecaI masse..
Many who embark on the Kennedy I. back."
of them today.
he
has
some
from
the
middle
road
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public
noanar ALo3zDs.n
sea of matrimony don't get
That is what worries the friendAdvertiuinr Dlrstur
by
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President
have
no
choice
Managing Editor
attention
the
articulate
Intelsunk. They just drift apart.
any
DORIS WILLIAMS
ly party professional, who sees
lectuals constantly command, but the lift
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Society Editor
their vote help very small but
The
liberals
who
are
presentmany
party
professionals
would
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ly gobbling up Kennedy's views their hostile noise very big.
po.
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dismiss
their
Is In women's dresses today,
VftUfl WELLs
City Editor
Mechanical Supt.
they still cost as much as they litical gyrations as merely cornpvuv W.I.a
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BILL VIYSCEW
County Editoi
used to.
Staff Photographer
At this moment, some liberC C
Published daily .zo.pt Saturday, Sunday and ChrL,$ma. publsh.d
Most whining, complaining al, are busy writing that KenSaturday preceding Christmas.
persona have just taken an andy in earlier years we, "mis•vn.caipTtoR SATSI
understood." One even goes
overdose
of self-pity plUs.
Home Delivery
iso week
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samsaos.n COV*TV ALL otnr.* WIlL
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GGOSNZALO HUAMANl M. D.
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the one we need most-legis- the work of others.
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One of the funnier items of
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written permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any Individual "how to Succeed" book than formed group of liberal and
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Washing Machine Rentals
Used. app. for sale

MOONEY APPLIANCE IITArticles Per Rent
U2.0I)T

(1*1. Splasher Pool, l di.iui.. ECHOLS BEDDING CO.

' HP Electric filter, steel
Podding A Furniture
alieware, repair kit, luottuuuu
AT FACTORY PRICES •
skimmer, vacuum A chemical
119 Slannolla
$30. 3:3-4:44.

at p.r 10 lb. bag. Ph. 323-30*1 button holes, sews on buttons f,urui lleral.i.
and makes fancy uleslgns. l'sy per 71. Male Help Wanted
off balance of $35.30 or
week. Phone. Credit Muinager
es.
15. Peclal Services
II:'$411.
WE ARE looking for Christian
SWIMMING INSTRUVTIONI.
in good craftsman to help buIlt (en.
Qualified instructor, 323.3123. USED METAL jalousie @
tral Florida Christian School.
or come by 413 W. 11th St.

condition. 1:3-7145.

Spe'ifically,
llsctricianu A
SURFBOARD REPAIRS ONE 4170 Springfield Rifle a Carpenters. Must have own
310$ Park Circle
ammunition; One 30.30 Win. equipment, prevailing wages
*72.4053 or 3$3-533S after I p.m.
Patti. Writ. P. 0. Nos 171,
chester; One 33 Caliber huh

Action Rifle; 200 PIece coliec'

Ilaitland. Phi, 22711.

PAINTING - CAR PENTRY
tlon of lead Soldiers. New
3224113
A. J. Adcock
a-,.,.,.s. ..u,... .m,.,i., ,u,., i. T1ST'T) (AR SAT.PSMAN
switches; Metal detector. Will WE ARE IN nest of a salesman
hole In Your Roof? 7
sell or trade for old coins or who is neat, aggressive, hon.
E A j TURNER ROOFING
Scuba Diving equipment. Ph.
est, s,,ber A with the desire
Sanford
Ph. 332.3409
555.591.
to earn well above average
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Laperienc. not abso.
21-Home Improvements CARPETS CLEAN .u,sier with earnings.
_______ the Blue t.utre Electric Shin,. lutely necessary. It you possess
tius proper l,ackgr,,uni A can
II0OFISO, PAINTING. A Get- pacer only $1 per d.y. Carroll follow instruction, pleas., no
eral repairs. Ph. 332-5435 Sf.
urniture.
phone calls, 5es Mr. Thornton.
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Ellinor Volkswagen
Sanford, Fla.

mm movie outfit. $109.93 value

23-Painting
Minor home Repairs. Brush A

Want Ad

Spray painting a speciality. 51,
Articles For Rent
3.3.3303

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CARROLL'S FURNITITIIE

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AS EASY as calling on your
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hich I.:
iuu:ltK.4IiiRE C 0 U NT Y SAV- SAVINGS BANK.
T. JOHNS REAI.T
PlaintI(f,
ISO! DANK, etc.,
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
'5'
Plaintiff,
00 N. PARK AVENUE 13.002
ROBERT W. TINLIN, et us.
Defendant,.
PAUL WILLIAM POPE and EL!.
CALLHART REAL EST A TE
'NOTICE OF SUIT IN
ZAIIETIL ALICE POPE. his wife,
moarasus Y0REI'Lo$IuIut CALL DAY OR NIGHT 2H'749S
Defendants,
TO. ROBERT W. TINI.IN and
In chancery No. 15071
CLAR.t M. TINI.lX, his SAULS AGENCY
The nature of this suit is a
wife.
foreclosure of that certain martSee Us For Rentals

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monthly rates. When you get earlier results. Call and
cancel - yo'$l be billed for only th. days run at

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COMMODORE
APARTMENTS

a-VaIreesaft

4- ea utp Cern
11--Card of Thanks
S-IblI tare

I-Dg.-t24ta--Petl
IS-Peeltry - L4ve.teek
1"9"1&amp;1 Metlese
14-I1e7cle Sapaire

still in stock. $350,000 worth of auto.

mobiles at unheard of low prices.
Our sales peopl, have been instruct.

3 1103151. turn. duplex apt. Con.
tact 31113 Palmetto Ave.

If you have been thinking about buying

I"i.IRN. I an. Puples. Ti' W. .

a new car or a used car now is your

fl-A-Situation Wsnted

1$-Special services
IS-Isteel., Ds.e,atere
I7-Jaatt.rls) useless

Students
It-Intern. Property

SI-Reuses, Prep-Sale
$3-Real Letate WaetlS
It-Reel Estate Sell
n-Rails..,assists
$t For lals
Il--Grevee
Parma
$3Aeee
l$-Hsuses For Sale
11-H.uee.--Sale or diii
$7-House For 11151

13-Landscape aerelee
19-Sallders Seppiles
Ie.-Rardwae
prceene.ts
31-Mom,
23-Plumblug
I$-Painti•g
34-Well Drblksg
2$-Air Coed. A 55aus$
Is-ladle- Teievi.ie.
Is
Il--Mime Appliase
31-Msiesl laetve.eet

83 -1111selseas iasipesI
SUpksletefy
Sc. -Vacuum Cleaaere
3$-Satermiaat.rs
31-Moving * storage
$3-Jib P.iasls,

Want

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WELAKA APARTMENTS

110 W. FIRST ST.

IIS-Au temotivel .,,iee

Department

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hUSH COURT APTS.

advertisements.

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best choice.
Drive all summer and your first pay.
ment due next fall. See your favorite
Ford salesman now.

StricklandoMornson

Steinper Agency

FORD
DOWNTOWN SANFORD

shopping plau. NOTHiNG Horns privileges. Reference.
DOWN. pay transfer fees, an.

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-cluuling interest auuul Insurance.
Located Ii) W. JInkIn. Circle.
Dial 3.4053 after S P. m.
sun

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loan of $105 monthly in.

96 II ouses-Sale or Rent
2 IIDIISI house near Lake Man-

VA HOMES

DOWN

$1
Located Throughout

pirchsrs

never had it so good. In fact every buy.
or can buy at discount today.
A word to the wise . be here first for

401 Masnolia. 322.0730.
carport, tarse storage, playground aero.e street. near ROOM TO working lauly with

furnished hu,rn,. Newly ,ieco.
rated mud. A out. sensibly

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suit resp
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LARUE 3 MOUlt., 2 bath; Flor.

ro. just off 1.4. 328.419.

97. Houses For Rent

County

2-3 Rrs. 1-14 3 huh,
Som. Kitchens Equipped
Payments Less Than Rent
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31)13 Sanford Ave.
PORN. I lllrm. Apt. Apply Apt.
3 or call 323.1233.

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Pre.ownec' • thoroughly reconditioned

Truck

SATURDAY t:0O AM. - 12 NOON
Publish,, reserves ,I1ht Ic reject, rev ise and properly cl assify ON

95. Houses For Sale

prices we dare not advertise.

..,p. .,,.e
e'n'n'u' epic
utilities turn.; specially suited

cateul uiowntown. Inquire at
Jacobson's Dept. Store, ill E.
1st. at.; Sanford.

MONDAY pIsesh Friday - 5:30 A.M. to 1 P.M.

for immediate sale Is nothing held back.
Mustangs • Falcons . Fairlanes • Gotaxies and Thunderbirds at discount

used cars too numerous to list ,at prices

for retired people. Ideally In.

Hours

Trucks. Every single unit marked down

1 BR. $43. *1111. $43.00 2flr.
511.00. 3101 Magnolia. Robert

A. Williams. 183.3$3l.

1*i-!eeotere A Cysisi
152-Beats A Motors
111-4danse supplies

l$-Aatlqu.e Per gal.
SI-Mese, To I.sa
•$-esiisee oppirtesltles

drds oi dollars on he Ford of your
choice.
Strickland Morrison Ford has a goal
to be sold out to the bare walls in the
next 35 days. New Cars . Used Cars.

3 1`100111 furnished Apt., all utllities except time $45.00 mo. Coup1.. only, Apt. No. 1, 313 flagnolia Ave.

116-A*itei r.
llS-Ait..-$al. or Trade
115-Trucks Per Sale

l$F
-.r.iiere Per Sale

LARAGE APT. $ rooms, bedroom
sir cond.. Water furn., $43 mu.
Downtown. 332-2411.

3124114.

ill-Mobile Hemsi-Set.
1l$-M.bils lames-neal
let-Trailer spae.-Ueat
Ill-Trailer tt.-sale
l5$-Aparteats V., nest
115-Reems
43-Ptaat - Foods - seed. 1111-Resal Aseste
11$-Wasted To lees
&amp;$-"I". For Sal.
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Il-Artlelse for Meat
$3-Swap of Usebsege
13-Waited is Buy

chance to save hundreds upon hunts

MODERN 3 Bdrm. Duplex. 1013
V. 3rd St. Apt. A. $75 mo.

155-Resort RealaS.
91-TraUere--Cabuisa

ed to take all offers for consideration.

Apt. 1, $30 mc. Ph. 3.42.
silo.

U. 3 Sdrm. duplex Apt.,
UNFIUI
Kitchen equipped. 190. rooms
A closets. 3$2-2834 after a p.m.
P. tit.

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3$-Phete A Iqripmeat

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FURN. APT., 3300 Mellonvtll,.
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1 BEDROOM Furnished, near
shopping $50. 222.5102.

$3-110'easle Help waaies
$3-Male at Finals hIp
h-i-dee SeIp Wasted
IT -sit uation Wasted

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Ph. Resident Mgr. 333-1340

Wanted

14-.S*Ia5S A Loss
$$-Ia..ra.ee
et-Ichole a Iastrseties.
lO-Inpiermest Sutlees
TI-Male AeolisWaated

In anticipation of moving to our mw
corndaniii facilities
authorized
to
been
we
sell every new car, used car and truck
(now almost

CLASSIFICATIONS

90.

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To Serv. You

Volkswagen

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1374.

earned rate.

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your way?
EEIS held and owneul by plain- RSI1DESCR5 In an unknu,wn
Day.
121-7114
Stenstrorn
state or country other than
UNFURN. $ Rdrm. house, kitchtiff, dated October 11. 1150 and
Nights'We.kends
the state of Florida. ani
A Multiple Listing Realtor
recoruIcul October 20. 1)10 in Of.
en equipped. 332.1894.
mailing
address
being:
REALTOR
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hook 227, page $0
ficial Records
C. A. 'IVHIDDON
8., Igo. screened porch. lo1IATRON 133
533.24:0
3313 Park Drive 2 0031
of the Public Records of SemiBROKER
cate.i ,,ui ige. i.'t in Lake
Naval Air Station
nole County. Florida, encumber*23.1*11
Whiuib.y Island, Washington ') 3 S. Park
Mary. l'h. 333.51)3.
lu's that certain piece or parcel
$100 DOWN
You are hereby notified that
of pruperty located, situat., and
ROBERT
A.
WILLIAMS
e.r.
GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 5UNLAND 3 Ddrm, 1 bath, $15
being in said County and State, a Complaint to foreclose a
Realtor
mo 817 Mimosa Terrace, 223lain mortgage encumbering the
to-wit:
3-3.4 1183., 1.3 BATHS
Raymond Lundquist. Assoc.
1050.
r.ot S. Block S. WEATHERS- following ulescribed real pro.
3324)51
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
P11:1.!) FIRST ADDITION, perty, to-wit:
NICELY Furn. house iii MayLot 7, Block I. 1005T1%Y
a cording to the plat there24 Park On,. Office 383-2111 fair. Available July 11th. Call
CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 3,
as recorded in Plat Book
Night; 823.0545 or 221.0700
223.5735 or 3:7-0411.
according to the plat there.
12, 'ages 9 and IT. Public
of as recorded in Plat Book 3'31301 3541) Hiawatha at iT-Il BY OWNER: 3 Ilulrm., 2% baths, 3 BEDRO)M. tJNYIJRN. Kitchen
Records of Seminole Coin'
12. Pages 73 and iS. Public
ty. Ylorila.
central air A heat, .car gar'
equipped. 3412 Stevens, 333.
Lots For Sale
Records of Seminole County,
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EtCh 01" YOU IS REQUIRED
age, enclosed porch, 37 ft. $155.
Florida.
to file your answer or other
rooms,
f*mily A ll.ft living
lt
2 acres frontage on
written defense s to the Con, has been filed against you in Ai'l'OX.
choice area, $23,511. 1001 Grove $ 801151., 3 IJATII, unfurl., cloy.,
Georgia Ave. High school
plaint with the Clerk of the Cir- the above styled suit, and you
reftlg. A (roster. Pinscrest
Manor
333.1057.
parking lot. $3100-Terms, 532.
cult Court of Seminole County, are required to serve a copy of
Area, 5134. 3-$7$1.
Florida, in this proceeding and your •tnewer or other PieIin5 110$.
HOME
LARGE COUNTRY
to serve a copy thereof upon the to the Complaint on Plaintifri.
S
BDRSI., 1% BATH. 51cc. kit.,
ACRE,
$:.
ito.
pay't
%
attorneys,
whose Attorneys, ANDERSON. RUSh, 95. Howsem For Sal.
plaintifCs
Carport., $51 mu. Country Club
1.3421 Enterprises. Inc.
DEAN
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Rd., I..k. Mary, 333.3715.
833.8311
for set forth, as required by Central Boulevard, Orlando. I IJDRSI. 1 BAThS. Assume snort'
80101. Turn , C. Air, $115.
3
law, not later than the l$th day Florida, and file the original
gage, 333.5544,
Avail. 81 July. 333.0033.
of July. LIII. In default thereof Answer or other Pleading in the
CUSTOM
the cause will proceed en parts office of the Clerk of the dr. 3 BR. VERY Clean. Close In, CITY WATER- Paved Itoad
8AVENS.I PARK: I Udrm., 3
upon the entry of a Decree Pro cult Court on or before the 1st
Jimmy Cowan. 233.4013.
1 Mi. downtown. $ Bedroom, 3
bath, Stanch, fruit trees. 302
Conf.s,o against you,
day of August, 1915. It you fait
full tile Baths, Separate KitDr.
r. Call collect
Satsuina
WITNESS my hand and the to do so a decree pro confesso
LAKEFRONT LUXURY
cpien, Dining room A Living 1-701.497-1397.
$21 per month.
official ...i of said Court In will be taken against you for B,2IOT.4PUf 3 Rdrm., 3 bath
room. Lighted closets-Screen.
Seminole County, Florida. this the relief demanded in the Corn'
iut Breezeway. Below market FURN. COTTAGE 333.3.800.
horne located on shores of
plaint,
14th day of June, 1308.
lli su911.
at 1l4,3". BuiI'ler
large. deep I.aka', I.Ieai for
(SE.lI.)
This Notice shall be publl,h.l
older trade of smaller home or YUR21. 3 Or. house. $55.2133 atswimming, fishing A water
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.,
ones a week for tour consecutive
lets. 133-8144 or i.e your Rrosports. Sisny features includ'
tar 2.
Curb of the Circuit Ceisri
weeks in the Sanford Herald.
ken. DO IT NOW
ing fireplace, 3/4 acre land'
Shy: Donna M. Mark..
DATED this 35th day of June. .cap.4 lot, double
2 A $ BR. igousgi;
garage A
IIEARDALL GRIDLEY
1055.
BDIISI., 2 BATH, central air.
333.3411
dock.
bargain
A
$23,105.
$
at
AND LEWIS
(SEA!,)
screened in porch, fenced In
Evenings A Sunday salt 133.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Arthur H. B.ekwlth. Jr.
yard A garage. 883.5050 after 3 08. FURN.. 3 fir. Furn., 3
uos.
10 North Court Avenue
Clerk of Circuit Court
Hr. 10' wi.le housetrailsr. Dow8 p. in.
Post
Post Office Box 2431
By: Donna U. )Sarkos
man's Trailer court. 115.4105.
TRADE your trailer for a new
Florida
Deputy Clerk
1.011. FURS. 2 RR Duplex. 71)
Publish June is. 53, Is A July Publish June 30 Al July T. 14, 31.
home. Jll mo. Everything.
A Multiple Listing Realtor
mi. from Navy bale. Longwood.
7. 305
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LMN £nturnrlisa. inc.
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AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED

III Maznohla
Ph. 331-41::
5. Sanford
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333-3153
121. Scooters &amp; Cycles
CALL UNTiL 12 NOON TO START YOUR
12 a 15' DELUXE MOBILE Home
321 S. 17.2 Seafard
air conditioned. I acre land. VESP.I snrron SCOOTERS
AD NUT DAY - SAT NOON FOR MONDAY
scapid, storage etc. 10 a 10
JAVA MOTOR CYCI.l.S
Aluminum awning. Ilany • YSAZOO A AILEINS L.tWNMOW.
FACTORY AUTNOIUTI
RIRS
Th. Longer Your
tras. 333-7501.
ERS
VW DIALII
L
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Day
Per
Line
Per
1k. Less It Cut
2217 %V. Country Club Road
106. Apartments For kent
3221131
SANFORD
Phone 322.$21
ONI DAY .......................... 24. Per Use
844-1514
ORLANDO
APT$..
Air
eondi.
DORM.
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21.
Per
Use
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THuS DAYS
'Si HONDA SO sport $53. SOStion.d, all .1cc. Kitchen.
4533.
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WN'N LAKE
TIN DAYS .......,.................. 171 PSI' LIni GARDEN APARTMENTS 111111111111111111111111111
TWINTT ONI DAYS .,. ....... . . ...... 141 For IJse 711 E. First It.
323-1129
sum eca CONUCUUfl IN1UTION$-.NO CNAN•S OF COPY FM downstairs apt, SOt Pal111.15 MINIMUM HAISI)
OUT THEY GO !

425.53$

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DAYSWORK 323.3758.
PE and
EL1ZAiIETH ALICE POPE.
for appointment. Immediate
ILL 1)0 ironing in my home.
his wife, defendants.
occupancy if necessary.
34.3-1793.
INVESTMENT A REALTY
T011 AND EACH OF YOU are
332-9171
11$ N. I'ark Ave.
hereby notified that suit has
WORK: Rouse cleaning. ___________________________
o DORM.. 2 BATH. central heat
Lean commenced against you in IV THE CIRCUIT l'o*n'r or DAYS
b.,by
sitting,
dishwashing.
3229.
A Air, built in electric kitchen.
cia.
(lsrage.
IAIL•.
IIORSI.
3
Home.
the Circuit Court of the Ninth THE NiSTif JUDICIAl.
14.
l.iOO down, $103.34 a mo. 127
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Juuiicial Circuit of the State of CliT IS ASU root EIiiSoi,I'i
Fairway Drive. l'h. 333-0335.
A air conditIoner, Kit. equip.
I 141. Real Estate - Sale
I"loriuii in anti for Seminole COVSTY, FLORIDA.
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ped. 3224451.
County, the abbreviated title of t'wss(r.sv

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Mobile Homes

Automotive ServiceS

QUALITY MOBILE HOMES

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board for offerings of all By Day, Week or Month.

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Euipment furnished free.
Writs to Wnu. E. l'i.r,'.. 11 E. 95, Howtes For Sale
Mettle. Orlando. P'la. 32*04.
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RENT A BED
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THE Classified ad columns are
mi-a
like a horns town bulletin Rollaway, Hospital. Haby Beds. 72. Female Help Wanted
YOUR LU('lCY PAT

DELIVERY

Weud

120,

OCEAN FRONT APtI. 53$ 5.
Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs.
R. U. Hutchison. 323.4015.

Information

Direct Phsi Lutes To

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100. Resort Rentals

on a rerun basis only for typ.1r.phical
balance $10 a mo. for I mo. NEED CASH: Sell famous Knapp errers that shed the valve of the ad. Adustments will not be
No carrying charge. Wiebolit's Shoes. Full or part time. huh made beyond lb. fIrst Ins.rtien.
commissions plus bonus. Corn.
Camera Shuuy, 210 S. Park Ave.

557.80 plus tax. l3c down,

INURAM ENTERPRISE
(Licensed-Insured)

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Shop U. S. Hank for financ. TOUR "White Elephant" will
a horn, through HERAlD
nj used cars. We're special, find
Want Ads.
its. Our payments are Low.
cit. Call 121-1775 and corn- par..

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land 3:-3517.
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- 50. Iluslneisi Opportunities
Sunday - IOa weekly
Stool
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Steps,
(colors).
Cement
m
Ph. 188.47$?
VENDING ROUTE
- Wire-moth. Dry Wells, Sand,
Grease Traps A Window sills. AVAILABLE) in this area. Will
YOU probably missed a sale to
r.n,
day . . . Use Want-Ads daily, obstacle. $4 *3 necessary. You p,I*bli.h I,, qualified pe,,
MIRACLE CONCRETE. CO.
Part time work. Will net nice
Investigate the tow-Cost.
332.3711 income. Need own cur. Age no
20$ Elm Ave.
plets line for men and women.
• Food
13. Cater
will be fully trained by u s.
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ry'. Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave.
UPRIGHT
PIANO,
recently
tunp,
332-4133.
Hall'.
ed,good condition. $100. 1:1)0

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YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER
3*3.55,1
r. V-S motor, stick shift. 204.5.1 r.. lit St.
$:,00u. Phone Detlary 155-3031.
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FOR QUICK 5.tt.E: iS Pt. Cart.?
Craft. .3 III' outboard. Else.
'e2 PONTIAC 4.uboor It. T. c....
Starter, front controls, Gato?

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Robson

A Black Convertible ot. own.

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HELP improve your Childs treaters, good running conuti- berry.
skills - Skiing. Fish lag. tion located on Orlando Hwy.,
Swimming, Canoeing. Next fisinbucli Duplexes. Ph. 223' USED 1' ii r n I I is re, appllancee.

GEO. PL'I'TARD. DIRECTOR

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BEDs. TV. laws, Tape Reca$st5
, p.t. &amp; supplies
APflJANCE?I Wasflers, Refit.
Tiller Renovators
leratOrs, Stoves as low a'
AMERICAN RENT-ALL
1t!.'TIFUL Kitten., 323.1470.
service calls $4.51). IsIS 5. Hiawatha
$9.)2.
3fl-$1h$
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APPLIANCE REPAIR
ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELSI SIrS
or
332.1010
Ave.
Celery
u.s
Boarding. Puppies for saleWanted To Buy
Chihuahuas A Biagles. AEC. 233.3311.
m23-$fl2.
vuo Appliances: Refrigerators, USED Furniture, any amealt
Puppies, AKC, Slack, Washers, Stove. $24.51 A up. Sanford. 533-2215.
POD
SERVICE calls $4.00. CAREYS.
*eo. 1121-11054.
Furniture. 332.1148.
APPLIANCES. 704 W. 0th.. RATTAN
IREE TO good home Vemsle :33-1610 or 332-3202.
WILL
BUY
your usable but anCalico Kitten. 9::.7444.
used turn tur. A etc. I.
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DELL 222-7108 or 533-1121.
VI1EI2 small Puppies, 332.3107.
TUNING
A
REPAIR
SELL
US Your Furniture. Quick
j . Poultry - Livestock mille WPIANO
:23.0223 s.rvlee with the cash.
I. HARMON
SUPER TRADING *'O3T
HORSES BOARDED
flea.onabl. Rates
34. Upholstery
. Furniture For Sale
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Good Riding Area
1-133l
Phone
OVER
21
TEARS
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WILSON-MAtER FURN.
y FINE workmanship in UP•
Buy • Sell • Trade
bolstering, draperies, slipcov- 211.1$
Li. Special Noticell
3:2-10:2
E. 1.t St.
irs. Time payments as little
Drapery
no.
WEIGHT
safely
with
Del.
as
$1
hardware USED DORM, suites $13: .,t.
LOSE
1121 Gas stoves, like a e W
A-DIET Tablets. Only 5$ at installation.
KULP DECORATING SHOP
Frigidaire RefrIgerator
McReynolds Drug.
Ph. 5324335
03193 up.
thousands
at
ToLL BE posting
BRIDGES SUIINITUI1E
"For Sale" signs when you iOmisc. For Sale
33'1410
Park A :11th
place a low cost ad in the
classified section of The IanFURNITURE:
Freight
damaged
Watches
j Pendant
bedroom and dining room
ford Herald.
Nice Selection $52.20
furniture. Many pieces show
GWALTNEY JEWEL,
no damags, however price is
CAMP MOKI
333.130)
254 S. Park Ave.
i.,s than regular retail.
ron BOYS
Noll Freight Damaged Patti4.FRIGIDAIRE
Refrig.
with
(1 session for Qirle)
tore !aies. Hwy. 17-13 Cassel.

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123. Boats &amp;

21 FORD t*.eItent running 23 Ft. INBOARD Cabin Csuie.r,
cond. $72. m::.s:io alter 4 p.m.
$2 lIP, old boat, excel. eend.
Circle. 2.0$3.

Machinery A sepply Co.
s:3-$4fl
21? W. In d St.

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CORSAGIS

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Flowers For All Occesisee

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except Sunday. Also Pniday . g, APPLIANCES new A Used
332-1183
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equate the death of young men
with a campaign Issue.
-Senator Dirkscn on whether
support of President Johnson's
Vietnam policy would deprive
the Republican party of a
campaign issue.
The enlargement of liberty
for human beings must be the
supreme goal and the abiding
practice of any Western society.
-Senator Robert Kennedy.

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thank
.as friends WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS
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wn wisn to
ati,i neighborS
of •ymwonderful ezpiUts
paths and deeds ofoutkindness
recent
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have a drinkiug prebtea.
Writ. P. 0. Boa 1213, Sa*ford.
SERVICE
Spray
auzcD PreveeU.n- Call WE irub
223.0310
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NOW so advice of the ship and Tess delfnqnencl.
sdlts,quoted hallow. Tsr a Don't you agree?"
Yes, indeed, for thousands of
ltde mere aacestmy wor- divorces
are prevented merely
skif Is Aaerks Is
cut because of family pride.
AWE divans, delinquency
For example, if there have
and Igiersace. As as sdeca. been no wrecked marriages ill
timel hubby. laltat. Mr. your family, you will think
Wertbisgtss and develop twice before you quickly entd
a divorce court.
yew own family tree. Try to
"I don't want. to be the first
vlesalise low past IS gin•
to advertise my marital fall.
.rstIu.. till the time of ure," Is thus your thought.
Christi It's a fascinating
Marriage data thus show
that divorces run In famnillee.
CASE Z414: Monroe Worth- Conversely, happy marriages
ington Is one of the able staff also run in families.
editors at the Wheeling News Both of those facts illustrate
Register.
the helpful effect of a reasoiss
"Dr. Crane," he began, "in able amount of family pride.
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In my ancestors.
been kept from Immoral "af.
"But after the death of my fairs" because they thought of
pants, some of my cousins their family's position In the
$
Showed me our family tree.
community and didn't want to
"
That started my keen Inbring shame or disgrace is
terest in genealogy, which I their parents.
now find to be fascinating.
Th e same goes for the be.
"Soon I began constructing baylor of many men In Mlii..
family charts on large sheets tary Service who were scared
of wrapping paper.
but refused to flee, lest they
"Then I developed aspecial bring disgrace on their family
chart that will con ta in all the back home.
pertinent family data on any Family pride is thus $
person's family tree.
splendid force that merits
"And I have come to the more attention In America,
conclusion that people who It should be stressed, as Mp.
make their own family tree Worth ing to n has mentknad,
will find it an educational bob- The Chinese are noted for
by that also teaches history.
ancestry worship. So here in
"While I don't subscribe to American China town,, as in SaS
the oriental family worship, I Francisco, you find lit tle di.
am convinced that pride In linquency in contrast to the
one's family background will rest of our country.
help promote better citizen. The DAR In also wise In its
stress on taking pride in main.
taming the constructive efforts
of previous patriotic forebean.
Quotes
We must just beware about
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too far, as some folks •
Basically what is happening do, who
try to count forever
In this city is the development on
the coattails of their dead
of a sitdown strike by motorists. ancestors.
People feel they can get away Thomas Overbury thus
with It and they are.
ed us as follows:
-New York City Judge John "The man who has nothing
Murtagh, on drivers who Ig- to boast of but his illustrious
S
nore parking tickets.
ancestors is like a potato -.
We need suburbanites whose
the only good belonging to hi
concerns do not stop at the ii
underground,"
city limits, who recognize that Try to Imagine your ancest.
poverty In the inner city dim- ore of the pant! Make a row
inishes the quality of their own of little dolls to represent
lives.
various generations,
-Harold Howe II, U. S. Com- The sixth doll from the pies.
missioner of Education.
eat would be living while
George Washington was presi.
We've eaten breakfast to the dent!
accompaniment, In our morn- And the 70th might have
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st's crucifixion!
"Yankee Go Home" signs, too
(Always write to Dr.
many riots, too many denucia- Crane In care of this news.
tions of ourselves, to believe paper, enclosing a long
that leadership, oven In the stamped, addressed envelope
cause of peace, can reward us and 20 rent.. On eov.r Oven.
with international laurel and printing coatswhen you
wreaths.
send for on* of his book.
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Beethoven and Batman can coexist
In modern American culture. &amp; says
actor Peter Ustlnov, who told the Mass.
achuiette House of Reprmsntatives
the other day that the classical corn.
and the coped crusader "both

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Lomb. Par from were placed before them were betray.
mesa. ed by their shrinking pupils, which
no
a showed that they really hated the stuff.
e,lce, 1t sow
Until now, however, nobody has been
maclth*.
Wof
&amp;dlcati. that the able to make practical use of this
Recent
alas of an Individual's pll at say psirs knowledge because of the difficulty of
continuously measuring and recording
objective, aecur.
ticular moment Is
ate guide to the degree of his Interestpupil alas. The Pupillograph solves this
or emotional Involvement in a subject, by scanning the pupils with an mviii.
his likes and dIslikes sad even his his spot of Infrared light whose readIngo are translated Into graphic form
thought
to Dr. Bekbard H. Hess of on a continuous strip chart recorder.
Aceor
It I. hoped that the machine will sit.
tU University of Chicago, who has
Imately
find use by psychologists and
been doing most of the work in this
field, with the amount of light being psychiatrists Its a diagnostic device to
equal, the hu"a pupil .elargss when measure emotional stress. It could also,
say Its designers, be of great value to
attractiv, subjects are viewed and eon.
stricts In reaction to unplssuitt sub. Industry as a means of measuring fa.
j.di. Both rea.tloms ar, wholly Invol. tigue.
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AutosTrain Seffic

Envidonad

A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEil

p Dulls *ei$he
PasaIbWUss Of R' P"

to the drivers, who would be Coastline Is further along In the
relieved of the chore of driving use and Implementation of com
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gee tralis
to their destination but would puters than any other railroad.
wn IN saw be able to have their own car1 With the high cost of equip.
1::wald
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road
available
after
the
high
speed
ment
it behooves management
and be trsaipsetsd be.
to strive for the greatest uttlLza
tW*Sfl Yloddi aid Wilsgtos, journey.
esem. The railroad executive said don or stock. Fast loading and
D. C. was ,utllsd
plinlare a result of pub. On
by shippers and rebus d the Ziwaili Club by the
opinion
at
work
which
will
u1vs
will
help, for we arel
,wmpL..,vieepnsidsutand
change
in
the
100
per
cent
dependent
on the
bring
about
a
the
Atlaatk
1,-iSle aaaagir of
wholehearted cooperation of
treatment of autos.
giwsalane
g,, "We must tailormake our our patrons to keep our equip.
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**JG MOOKEMS Hobby
Club met recently at the
born. of Mrs. Helen
Cocklay (left, bottom)
who displays her prize
wlunlnx blue ribbon rug
Is thIs year's Central
p$oildi Exhibition. With
bsr are (from left) Mrs.
Perils Willey, Mrs. Ce.
clii Darden, and Mrs.
Deli Turnbull. At the
loom (top photo) Is Mrs.
Walter A. Farnsworth,
instructor for the club,
with Mrs. Gertrude Roy&amp;L
(Herald Photos)

MD Carnival
Set Saturday
In Alfamonte
By Doana Eatrs
lii things are planned th
Sstrdsy for the Carnival I
Wisacular Dystrophy which
being sponsored by the town
Altamonte. the South Semitic
Jaycees, the Volunteer Fire I]
paitmint and the children
the town. The carnival Is ache
ialsd to take place at the Liti
Imgue field from 0 am. to
p.m., with all proceeds to her
III muscular dystrophy.
The morning portion of It
activities from to until It:
will be taped to be shown 1st
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Tb. X;p. Kanaveral KIow
will be featured all day. Hoot
with a variety of foods a
games will be open and
highlight of the carnival iii
patted to be the "celobri
d*aklng booth." Local cek
ties who have already agrecd
participate include Mayor
lAwrence Swofford and I
George Culpepper.
Two local bands, "The
Crowd" and "The Chessmc
will provide musical entrrta
meat and a fireworks dispi
will close the program in I
evening.
Advance ticket sales are I
Ing conducted by members
the children's committee
the sponsoring organizations
In charge of the event
Tom Pratt, president of
Jaycees, Swofford, anti Artl
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.ATEST of a lung list of "uninvited" guests via.
ting the Leslie Putlgetts was this big rattlesnake
iiscovere(l by the family pet, Pepper, who barked
warning to her 0Ufl mistress, Marcia, shown
iere with her father after he killed the intruder.
(Herald Photo)

lily 20 asahi lbs flsst ii
ahsnaiy of lbs beginning
the lek. Mary C.aiumiity L
brary whish ii .pesesisd by I)
Lake Man WeniWs Club.
Many been .5 week hai
bees spent this pent year I
the women .5 the euunaunll
In the Ubeary wbkh Is it
using a poities of the Lai
Mary ichoel Ubrasi to ho.
books 5..' the present *1...
Many new books have bet
donated throughout the year I
friends who wish to u.s the:
brary grow and succee&amp;
larg. shelf of mystery bool
Including the latest one. 1
Earle 'ltaniey Gardner, a
among the most popular roe
ing interests.
A beautiful book by Cy
(lila P. Mass is a new additi
to the .h.lvu. Also, Christ a
the Fine Arts, an anthology
pictures, poetry, musk, a
stories, centering on the ii
of Christ.
Of great interest Is a be
given to the library by t
Women's Club in the name
Beth Gregory, the immedli
past president. The (1(3. is
Encyclopedia by Arthur Za
enberg, and this is a basic a
complete book for the hobbyi
the art student, and the pi
fesalonal artist, covering eve
Important aspect of the woi
of art
There Is a good selection
children's books and it is h
ed that there will be a Cl
dren's Story Hour started so
to be held once a week.
The new library chairman
Beth Gregory, assisted by
committee who will be work]
with her all summer to incres
the use and organization of I
library,
Summer hours have been
tabllah.d at the library for I
mornings of Tuesday, Thu
day and Saturday from 0
until 11:30.
Those who already have
brary cards are asked to plet
check their books to see if it
have any that are overdue i
should be returned.
"During the summer liii'
hours is a good time to do so
Intended reading. Come i
visit your Community Libri
and look at the available boc
This summer, READ A:
GROW," Invites Mrs. Goo
Beckhorn, the library pubili
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- Speaking on the freight aspect Lee cited the "piggy-back
of no service, Lee pointed out service" Inaugurated a few
that while the consumer price years ago as one of the most
Index has rIsen 12 per ceot successful services. This is the
moo 105$ railroad charges process whereby the trailer of
have been Ndueed 13 per cut, a motorised transport Is placed
ACL has hstalled See million on a flatbed ear for rail trans.
worth of new equipment which portatlon from point to point.
includes sjos new units of roll. Ut noted that the piggy-back
service has doubled In the last
leg stock,
We also have committed two years.
ourselves to add $33 *million He said ACL always tries to
more equipment, demosatrating practice the theory of "live and
our faith in the continued pros. let live" and Is constantly enp.ity of the Southeast," he gaged in a review of rate,. The
railroad laces the future with
said.
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f) snake was tiicuvereiI
the creek behind the Padgett
home by daughter. Marcia, who Cave Dweller
narrowly escaped being bittas
CHEDDAR, England (UP]
because of the warning bark ol David Lafferty, 27, a tori
her brown fox terrier, Popper Royal Air Force officer will
Marcia had been on her wal attempting to break the wu
to see i'epper's newly arrivesI record for staying undergrot
offspring. The snake waia completed his 100th day to
Charlie Justice scored
promptly destroyed by Padget chamber of Cheddar Caves
touchdowns during his tuury
Other creatures who haysp won $1,400. He wlfl get $14
-- career at North Carolina.
paid calls at the Padgett horn each additional day he ii
include a 'very large" alligator, In the cave and will break
4 ales' Win OK
dozens of armadillos, and bears ,worid record If be remains
One bear was killed behini1 UI Aug. 1.
English Solons their burn recently and man
been sighted.
Legal Notice
ONDON (Al')
A bill to
In the Caere it Sh C.
Legal Notice
s..Is.i. C.saty, riseN..
%'. (in contenting iI(IUIL untIes
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private appeared certain to -In cii EaiaK of
It TO PEYE'IU
Joseph Barnes, also knows
e Sill
I approval in the Howe of visit IriTK Ihaer.rv
or
OwW.t Iti. Joe Barnes,
Decal
;nrnons after ft voted 2410
suiini.i:v ii •t
'Ti, All Cr.dbt.rn -..d per
3ts John Court
Lsday night to permit introNavies Vial.. .. D,
V4IIey "litnrnIa
tion of the measure.
ii.i-:.i: rKp; NOTICE th At AgelesS laid hisSes
ir Cyril Osborne, a C.snwr • y..0 ir. hrrrt.y r..uIreii I., if to
You and each of you are Ii
% P who has led oppOAtilofl to y'it,r writtrn answer or latetisa, by notified and required to
It . Iiy, t'rr.nnfly or by en aI. sent any chime and dam
bill, was hooted down when t uirtiy,
Oil UT before .uIguat 3. which you, or either of you,
charged that the tfl(,isUrt' S 9*t, it the' UUIt of the Cl., k have against the •state
uld ruin the nations moral of the (ircuit Court, at it Joseph Barnes. also knowi
In Sanf.rl. SaminuItt Joe Barnes. deceased late of
re and undermine duwuplsnc ('c'urth,'u..
rouint,-, Florida. 337fl. and I o County. Is the County Jude
the drilled forces.
n.m a copy Ih.r.-'f t.
Tl' . Seminole Caunty. Florida, at
'lit' Coinnuons etppriacd a STflO)I. DAVIS &amp; MoINTOSIi, ottlee in the court house at
to i'I*Intlft. Post 0C. County at Sanford, Florida. s
sillular bill (16-1-107) last F'ebru .tt.rnt.ys
tic,' flux 1330, Suitor.), Floe).) , in six calendar months from
but the house was du.olvcd
In th.,t ,.'rtáin ilivirce time of the first puablicatlo
general elections ueiure it pFnc.adIn p'nftnr isialiuit y u this notice. Two copies of
sehed is final readiti,. the lit the CIr,u11 loOn .1 itso N111th elsim or demand shall b
JullclI Sircuit in and for Hail writing, and shall state
USt' of lAuds has dI)I)lh) d 11 it it,.!.' (uuilty,
l'Iurlls. in ('hal . place of residence and post
riflar nwimsun,.
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DETHRONED — Donna
.NIgItSoN, I'lsintIft, sirs'us ant, his ag.at, or attomney
Danzer (right) was su.
HiIiItt.1Y It. tNDt850N.
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lorida
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nia In contest finals at
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(too. P. Barnes
As administrator it
Santa Cruz but declined - A Florida couple and their id 050 proceed ex part..
p:state of
the honor, preferring to it.ycuir.nlI daughter were kill. (1-1 tthmr II Desks iih. Ir,
Joseph ilarn.s, alt,,' hi
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Attorneys
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expecting to win. Run. ire zen chicken.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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sir-up Charlene Dallas
Office Doe 1330
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MISS MARGARET WINNL MESSrR

Mr. and Mrs Robert
Beckham Sr. celebrated their tries, a medical journal devoted
Mr. and Mrs. James Riser, a teacher at Southside School,
30th wedding anniversary Iii- to the diseases and processes of of Tallahassee spent the past have returned from Montezuday, July 1, at the home of their aging, Dr. Gustav J. Beck sum- weekend with 'their parents In ma, Ga. , where they attended
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. marizes current therapeutic ap. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. J. A. the funeral of Miss Bawl's
mother, Mrs. Carolyn Collier
and Mrs. Jessie J. Lee, 2800 proaches to emphysema.
H.
Riser and Mr. and Mrs.
Among
the
treatments
he
Beasley.
Mrs.
Riser
Magnolia Avenue.
is the for. Bawls. She was also a niece of
Mrs. Mitchell.
The honorees were surprised lists are bronchodilating drugs met bliss Diana Beasley,
ey
found
out
the
party
in
aerosol
and
nebulizer
form,
The
when th
Beasleys' two other
was for them. They thought and the use of a pump or oxy daughters also spent the week.
FREEZE TRIM
they were attending a party for gen.propelled "mouth rebreath' end with th em, Miss Sylvia
THE TRAVFUL
BY
leg aerosol apparatus for ad. Beasley of Lake Worth
their daughter,
and To make a variety of bright

LauderTheir other c hildren , Mrs. ministering the bronc
a on. Miss Rita Ileasley,It. Laudergarnishes atone time or rusty
La rry F. Green and their son, Respiratory Infections, some da t e.
on
of
emphy.
beverages, try this suggestion,
Robert H. Bcckhani Jr., and times a complica ti
their husband and wife assisted semti, are usually treated with
Recent guests at the horn. of Place a berry; cherry; wedge
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Simas, on of orange, lemon or lime; cc' a
antibiotic therapy.
with the celebration,
The refreshment table was Dr. Beck is also optimistic Elm Avenue 'were Mrs. Simas' thin strip of peel in each corn
covered with a wlifto lace cloth about the treatment of emphy' pareuts. Mr. and Mrs John partment of an ice-cubs tray
over green and held a burlier- aema and its complications be. Russell and her sister, Mrs. Flit with water and freeze as
ed wedding cake decorated with cause of the effectiveness of Maxine Conroy, and daughter, usual,
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wedding bells. lilies-of-the-val. vices, and rehabilitation meth: Seattle, Wash.
0(11.
Icy and a white satin bow.
During the two-wee k visit the
The napkins were embossed Already it is known that it group toured Centr al Florida
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Miss Dwan Gibbs, her maid
of honor, wore a floor length
gown of pale blue satin with a
whit. lace overlay bodice arid
a bow in the back. Her matchleg veil was attached to a blue
rose hat and she carried a now
gay of blue dyed glamefluas
d.
centered
aj7bu ,uncan ,
Miss Linds
bridesmaid, wore a floor length :.
gown with a pink silk crepe
skirt and empire styled bodice
of embossed satin with a
matching back panel. Her
matching veil was attached to
a pink rose and she carried a
gameas cen.
nosegay of pink llil
tered with a rosebud.
Richard Young of Altamonte
Spr ings was the best man for q
the gm and ushers included
John Causey and Richard Curtiss of Casselberry, and Michael!
Stoweman of Apopka.
Dressed In a full length dress
of Pale blue satin and wearing
a flower headband with veil at.
inched, little Donna Marie Vatentine made a charming flower
girl for her sister. Walter Wills,

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approaching marelag, of bee
daughter, Mlii Margaret Win.
Bel Muser, to Wads Paul
Goodner, ion of Mr., Psuate
Goadser and the late W. P
Gondeer, of Cbattaiooga, Teen.
Miss Keseer was a member
of the 1051 graduating class ci
Seminole High School end Is
a graduate of the lateness Er.
linger Hospital School of Mar..
tta
kg, in Chanooga.
Sb. I. presently employed as
a nurse at the Dlaag,r Boo
hI, and Is a member CI the
Bidgedal. Baptist Church, he
Chattanooga, She
brother,
Sonny Messes, of Sard.
The groom-elect Iii graduate
of the Ooltewah High School, Is
Ooltewah, Tens. He Is a member of the Harnisos Masonic
Lodge and the Savannah Beth.
odist Church.
He presently is employed by
the Dupont Company in Chattanooga. II. has one brother,
Richard, and three sisters, Barbara Goodner, Mn. Adrian
Meadows and Mrs. Bill Harrison.
The wedding is planned for
Aug. 30 at the Central Baptist
Church in Sanford. No formal
Invitations are being sent and
all friends and relatives of the
couple are Invited to attend.

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ring bearer.
groom's mother wore a dim leg the wedding in the church
of
the
bride
wore
Linda Joyce Wills, daughter The mother
sea green linen with a jacket Sioncol. A lovely three-tiered
dress
of
cotton
sleeveless
a
yellow
of Mrs 3 C Valentine, of Ca.a
cccwhite lace.
and
princess lines
wedding cake graced the sen. Looking forward to sleeping
selberry, and C. I. With, CI Or- with
in j table and punch was sen late every morning, and not
lando, became the bride of
from a large cut glass bowl. just on weekends? To pursuing
ed
at
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Kenneth Edward Brittain
Following a wedding trip to hobbies a time you fee
p.m. Sunday, July 3. at the
e
Miami Beach the couple will It?
Casselberry Community BethMaybe
a
round-the-world
Carlisle
1520
at
be at home
oUst Church.
cruise?
Drive, Casselberry.
He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
guests
Included
out
These are dreams for an ac
of
town
Casselberry.
of
Brittain
X. F.
the groom's paternal grand. live and contented retirement;
Rev. Delinas Copeland officlat.
mother, Mrs. Ethel Brittain, happy years well-earned after
ed at the candlelight double
maternal grandmother. Mrs, decades of productive activity.
ring ceremony,
Virginia
Brown, and aunts, But for many people approach.
The bride was given in mar.s
Mrs. Eva Richardson and Miss ing retirement they are hopes
riage by her stepfather,
Rosa Lee Isaac, all of Morgan which may be cruelly shatter.
Valentine.
ton, N. C,, and Miss Patsy Cot'
by a complex, crippling lung
Traditional nuptial music was
disease, emphysema.
ter, MoyoCh, N. C.
played on the organ by Mrs.
According to the Public
Charles Pierce.
BOYS VS. GIRLS
Health Service, emphysema
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The church was decorated
"If a perhaps afflicts up to 10 intl.
MADISON (UPI)
with baskets of white chiysan.
little
girl
is
to
become
a
fern- lion Americans. Most sufferers
theunums, baby's breath, gladmine
woman,
its
more
inipor.
are men over 40, although case
loll and greenery.
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The bride chose for her wed•
' ding a beautiful floor length
masculine father rather than
or age groups. The average pa.
very feminine mother," says a tient is between 50 and 70 years
satin
with
of
white
bridal
gown
University of Wisconsin PY of age, and Is a smoker. Lung
a satin chapel train. The long
chologist.
her
irritants other than cigarette
at
sleeves came to a point
Prof. E. Marvin Ilethering- smoke, germs and allergens
wrists. Lace flowers were apI
ton said it is also important also contribute to the disease.
pliqued at the scoop neckline
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that the little girl's father is In emohvsema. the wails of
.n the skirt. Th. shoulder
with her mother, the m i llions ttiny air sacs of
affectionate
length v;1I of silk illusion was
For little boys, she indicated it the lungs, called alveoli, be.
attached to a crown of tiny
Is best that the father be the come stretched with "trapped"
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orange blossoms and seed
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dominant
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She carried a cascade bridal
studies Into children's person- alveoli weaken and the air flow
bouquet of white carnations
lity
and sex-role n and out of the lungs
and lilies.of.the'valley centered
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Friends of Chief Phil Simp-.'
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pleasure-filled reMr.
and
Mrs.
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were
work,
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son
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he has returned home from the
V1.
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ford in November, 1945. They
To protect clothes while He is recuperating from surown the i'lnecrest Trailer Park you're wearing them, do not gery and is able to have vlsi- anti he operates a dragline In fill pockets to the bulging tors.
Seminole County. They have stage. Watch for a leaky pen
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell
MIt, AND MRS. ROBERT II. BECKIEAM SR. with three children and six grand- or lipstick smear that might
children,
and Miss Betty Carolyn Bawls,
their wedding cake at a stll'prn4e 30th anniversary
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U. Glenn Humes of hlatta. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ottd.
way Drive attended the 45th Bartos of Dol Ray Manor tO \
help celebrate the Fourth of
annual Alumni Banquet held
Cutler, lid. He was guest of July and the birthdays of Ms.
and Mrs. Rlehwien. The Rich'
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1 large can evaporattd milk
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2 cups sifted
VEAL STEAKS
4 veal steaks, cut % Inch thIck 1 tbsp. baking powder
1 tb
½ UP. salt
1 tb*P. dry mustard
WONDERFUL SHOESI
1 Can (1
1½ taps. salt
cups) condensed ned milk and beat. Fold inbeat.
DuPONT'S
cream of chicken soup
Mrs. Emma Youts is back at
top. pepper
en whites to which salt has
been added. Pour Into freezer h me after
1 egg, beaten
tsp, poultry seasoning
can. Add enough fresh milk to hiand. "Mrs. Em"
% cup melted shortening
recent.
cuplard or drippings
dasher p. one over.
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whe
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freezing. Makes 1 gallon.
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pepper and poultry seasonings. ter. Combine soup. egg and
Ill oved from her hand. She is on
CRACKER PUDDING
Dredge steaks In seasoned shortening; pour Into flour-well.
is mend and welcomes calls
1 qt. milk
flour Brown steaks on both Stir until Just mixed. Fill greas.
ai
rid visits f rom her many
cup
cracker
crumbs
r g. Po ed muffin pans % full. Bake in
sides In lard or
ft lends.
½ cup butter or olco
a hot oven (400 degrees) for 20
off drippings. Add water. Coy. minutes. Makes 12 muffins.
1 cup sugar
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lowry
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2 eggs
to back home all aglow and
1 cup seeded raisins
minutes or until meat 1.s tender. PORCUPINE MEAT BALLS
SPORT SHOIS
Scald milk and pour over ' pink chocked" from their reThicken cooking liquid for gra.
1 lb. ground
f
cracker crumbs and raisins. c ent trip to Detroit, Mich., var
vy, if desired. Serves 4-6.
½ cup uncooked rice
Add butter, sugar and beaten Ic us stops In West Virginia and
i tsp. salt
egg.
Bake 43 minutes in &amp;W TOledo, Ohio. They report a
PARTY-GOING PORK CHOPS
% tsp. pepper
degree oven. Stir several times Ic vely trip uhich ended all too
6 pork chops
i small onion sliced
ORPAM vWi that .utw,sr I..tb.i. It breathes,
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during baking. dash pepper
½ green pepper, sliced
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wipe and
6 slices onion
caught as they are
MR.
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Mr.
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BUTTERMILK
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6 green pepper rings
2L2 cups tomato juice
berry and daughter. Teresa,
"slip away from It all" and depart for
2 cups buttermilk
about
cups) condensed to.
1 can
dash nutmeg
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
1 cup crushed pineapple (drain have purchased the C. F. Mar.
mato soup
salt and pepper to taste
an extended vacation to points of Interest in the
C owies property on Highway 426
off most of Juice)
Brown chops In a heavy skil- Combine beef, rice, salt and
a act will be doing some relet; sprinkle with pepper. Place pepper. Form into small balls ½ cup sugar
They will be joined by the V. L. Siegs,
fl rodeling and a few n eeded rea an onion slice and a pepper ring about 1½ Inches In diameter, few grains salt
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pairs
Helen La Rue Alderman and Mrs. Martha Pope
all. Cover and simmer about 1 let, brown onions and green MI x together buttermilk, home In Toledo, Ohio; Mr.
hour. Serves 6.
pepper In shortening. Add to' crushed pineapple, sugar and S-carberry Is a dock engineer
and
mato juice, nutmeg and salt salt, pour Into refrigerator tray, a t C and 0 Penesque Docks.
Dswnt.ws Sa.fova
115 M.g..11s Ave.
(Photo by Mra. Joseph E. Math leux)
RED AND WHITE SALAD and pepper to taste. Pour over Freeze quickly at lowest tern- 1 hey have Miss Colleen Hag1 envelope unflavored gelatin meat balls. Cover baking dish. perature. When almost frozen, gerty with them, as their guest.
½ cup water
Bake In 350 degree oven about remove from tray, break up
1 can (114 cups) condensed
1 hour or until rice is very using electric beater and add
main 50Up
unbeaten egg white, whip until
tender. Serves S.
1
1 tsp. grated onion
light and fluffy. Return to tray,
3
• lettuce
serve when firm. Serves 6.
RICE PUDDING U.S.A.
I cup creamy cottage cheese
cups milk
SNOWBALLS
cu uncooked rice
Heat soup; mix In softened gel. ½ tsp. salt
cup butter
atm and grated onion. Pour in% cup sugar
cup heavy cream
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
to 1 large or 4 Individual molds
2 egg yolks
14 cup butter or margarine
that have been rinsed with cold ½ cup orange marmalade
1 cup drained pineapple
water. Chili until firm. Unmold
,
1 cup nuts
heat milk in 3 qt. saucepan- fir
on lettuce; serve with a topknot When milk reaches boiling
½ pt. whipping cream
of cottage cheese. Serves 4.
coconut
point, acid rice and salt grad.
1 pkg. vanilla wafers
ually and stir until it comes to
Mix butter, sugar, egg yolk,
a full boil. Cover saucepan with
Some
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minutes. Remove rice from between vanilla wafers and
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Pour Into serving dishes. Serve cream, Sprinkle with coconut
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warm with Marmalade Sauce. and freeze until ready to serve.
Serves 20.
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MARMALADE
SAUCE
coast are being called upon by
JIFFY BROWNIES
1 cup orange marmalade
the President this year to take
SPECIAL?
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graham crackers or va
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BOYS JEANS
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cases where the fluid does not
drain off, gland - contain in g
membranes are formed and at
first a reversible hearing loss
is caused.
"it it Is allowed to persist for
an Indefinite period, permanent
damage to the ear occurs," he

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01 hearing and an uneomfort.
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words, his ear gets the loll. Rev. J. Sheldon Spangler of. sisters, Barbara Skipper and new residence will b. In Art.
lies."
ficlaled at the double ring can- Sandra Weimer, and the zona, where they will be patti.
Dr. Senturla said that the mossy.
groom's sister, Bette Hayes. cipatlng In the Vista program.
normal middle sir Is lined with The church organist present. They all wore dresses Identical They will be given their oris.
a simple membrane which con- ed a program of nuptial music to that of the maid of honor tatlon at the State University,
Silas no secretory glands. Tbe and accompanied soloist, E. and also carried cascade bou. in Arizona.
dsvsloprneot of the mucous- Bruce Knapp, who sang '0 quiets of pink and white daisies. Out of town guests included
formin g glands In the mom. Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Best man was Roger Wade, the groom's parents, Mr. and
btan. Is a disorder which can Prayer."
an uncle of the groom and Mrs. James M. Hayes; his ala.
hi caused by many forms of The bride, given In marriage ush.r.groomsnren were two fri. ter, Belts; his grandmother,
Iniltatlon, Including bacteria l by her father, wore an Ivory ternity brothers, Timoth y Skid. Mrs. Cm-a B. Wade, of Wash.
Infections, blisters or eardrum peau de sole gown, empire style more and tiary Mc,smasa.
ingwo, D. ,; Minana Morley,
allergic states,
with Alencon lace trim and The bride's mother wore a of Washington, D. C., and LinWhether It results from a matching mantilla and carried pink faille suit with white ac. di Meyers, at Miami, Fla.
the th
keltants, fluid In the middle
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to Buffalo where Mr. and Mrs.
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where the g.n.raj cooz.ronc,
given on Lake Haney,
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brought the Wright, to Mender. held. The Wright. stayed at
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house
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at the home of Elder and Mrs. enjoyed visiting with many
31ai. ila,rbe Lapp, officiating.
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and
sister-in-law
of
Mr..
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Schools
meeting
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bridal roses aheWIlid With At
pwwmsn.. w1aM4
stream.,. and centered
CERTANDRI stars effectim up
very famous 200-inch telescope. TV screen, pictured In the
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bridal bouquet was made by
directed.
appointed
at I to g m ad upon, Mrs. Ruth Nofike and they stopped at Kiltering, Ohio,
rell-w bottle sUss battle
Mrs. Alfred Kassel. While visit. visited the hospital there and
M". Joseph S. Mathim.
201. $2.10 2cr. $L7S
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day, which was June 10, Was In Collegedale, Term., thiy
sr. Robert H. Baker who
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tion cuminittee concludes there Springs Academy where many phew of the newly elected SDA
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AT ALL FINE STORES
trial pills cause cancer of the Wright visited with them. The Quite a delightful event was
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Next
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agenda
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visit
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since experience with oral eon.
ness. children develop persisttraceptives doss not .stend .
MRS. THEODORE J. CIJALFANT
yond 10 years."
sof bead colds, fluid collects whla the "middle ear' and —
the "V "gets the sniffles tOO.
Ben H. Sentuvl.s, d1,ICt
Renton,
Jo
Miss
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David to and llliesof.th..vahley.
corsage. Tbo groom's mother
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slier to thee. Hying Lu the and John Raymond Hayes, son honor, wore a pink dacron dot. accessories and a whit. orchid
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of Mr. and Mr.. James H. led Swiss gown, featuring baby corsage.
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FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1966 — SANFORD, FLORIDA
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redly Identified In WednesdaYs
Herald as 'Charlotte Hall."
Even citi rco miiie ero from
time to time and the chaPter's
publicity chairman Is brand flow
at the job. It also was called
to our attention that Mrs. Mary
McLaughlin was lnstalk-d U
junior regent.

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.Originafly from Valdos.
of Hahin High School in
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Seminole County Is In the midst of an economic

Grounded By Strike,

boom, with employment and personal Income on the':
upswing and with $15 million in Industrial and com,,
mercial construction anticipated during the next year,
according to statistics released today by the Seminole

Airlines
President

County

Chamber of Corn-

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workers are expected to be em.

rnerce

In addition to Florida ployed immediately with addiI
- Technological University, tional employee put to work as
Seminole Junior College, rapidly as they can be trainti.
vocational • technics! training
Emit Electronics has

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Pays, have three chil.
'Ann: Pat, Cheryl and
Randy. The iamb1 vs.
sides at 816 We. 9th
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And Donna Estee

center, the lakefront develop. out a permit for $150,000 to
ment project, Sanford Port nail construct a facility in Seminole
new court house, new industrial Industrial Park to manufacture

Aid

,n.l commercial enterprises will

transistors. The facility wiØ
Hurricane Alma which
account for $2 million.
contain
18,001) square feet and
cently, passed, was distinct,
Foremost in the commercial
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By
E.
Dunn,
forecast'
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says Gordon
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Negotiations are in flail
WASHINGTON (AP)—A mait. Not since meteorologists
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for a $300,000 shopping
c:ippl.d
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began keeping records in 1885 chinlats union
the complex for the downtown ares
Plaza. Preliminary work onbeen
a'
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our
hurricane
which
moved
operations
of
five
has a
construction already has
of Sanford.
Inland developed so early IS lines today.
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Negotiations also are unJe.
says,
Dunn
of
speaking More than 35,000 members
the year.
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with a national shirt usan4.
-strictly from statistics, he AFL-CIO International Aaaueiamillion dollar subsidiary of way
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concern to locate In
chance
lion
began
walk.
of
Machinists
thinks 1966 has a good
q Hercules Powder Company, the county and the Port Ai.
of surpassing th e average of ing off their jobs at 6 a.m. local
Thursday leased the 7,000
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foot York Manufactur. thority
announced
the
five
airman
national
companies.
Better
keep
your
hurricanes.
ing building on Highway 17.91
we lines—Eastern. North west. NaSeminole County's econon4'
hurricane supplies handy
tional. Trans World and .iutcd
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continues at its highest levI
may be In for a blustery sum
had canceled all ortinattng
til)fl for cash purchase.
Levy,
for.
in
the past five years with biith
met.
flights.
LIOISOF is Sana L.
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doubled at $0
In some cases, the spokesmein
titer owner and operator of deposits nearly
million. Employment Is also at
A 400-mile stretch of coast- said, through flights were
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line between St. Marks and tinuing to their final desitnathe highest level with 15,840
jr of the Western now Store employed out of a total lahir
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Is the most poten lions.
in Casselberry.
tially dangerous hurricane dI5
Picket lines formed or N.w
force of id,400.
be completed by February. Shown (from left) are
GROUND for the new $40,000 plus Lake Mary
Transaction was h a a dl e ci
Tides
airYork.
Washington
and
other
aster U.S in Florida.
Ed
Zlnrnwrpersonal Income in the coun4i
Norilen,
H.
East,
Morris
Ruby,
Rev.
J.
by
Postrnas.
Post Office was broken this morning
through Lormann. Inc., Cassel- has risen 40 per cent to a gnat.
there could run 17 feet above ports in the populous irestem
and
Al
WaitHopkins,
Jackson,
V.
C.
man,
Donald
John
Norden
and
Chamber
of
Commerce
ofter
berry realtors.
normal. In i5 a hurricane section of the nation at i a m.
er growth th an any county n
man, of Longwood, job superintendent,
Th e building, going up at the corner of
ficlals.
EDT. The strike then spread
The new industry will mane)- Florida with the exception f
e
Florida
Keys,
th
swept over
(Herald
Photo)
expected
to
Is
Second Street and Wilbur Avenue,
facture harnessing for multi- Brevard.
drowning 500 persons on a La. westward from one time zone to
the next.
pie
circuit cables in missiles
but Day weekend.,
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The five airlines norme fly
for the space program. and
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approximately 40 persons.
holly,
along
First
Str,çt
and
lines survey, on flights bhnketmust
of whom will be front the
hive all fut fizzled out. It has ing the United states and cpanlabor force.
local
at
no
maps
been discovered th
ning the globe.
plans to start flioVing
Ilaveg
exist, showing inS locatinO 01 Last-ditch negotiations failed
at
Credo
anti
Magnolia
Ave.
agreed "without authorization resignation of Patrolman John
Donna Estes
and hopes to
sidee
he
labor
disputo
that
to resolve t
utility lines under th
to become effective flues; adopted after three con- in Immediately
Longwood Mayor B. E. Black or acceptance front the council Broderick,
Longwood appears to be n
walks—sad digging blind could began last year.
replacement can i'ecuttvo reudingb an ordinance start production around Aug. I.
is not officially ternsoon eta
odel,
l,. hs*ardous. An alternate plan At his Texas Ranch, Picaldent was Instructed by council Bushor
WIlli'eem P. Stant is vice prusi- its way toward obtaining nec.
adopting
the
Florida
M
faalur of Thursday evening to appoint a porary chief."
was acceiite'd with Traffic Ordinance of lt)fl&amp;, and ilent ithil general manager 'of reatlon facilities for the old
to beautify the dowatOWn mci Johnson deplored the
The board vtvtl to direct the b empluyt'ei,
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consluLailøn.
s under,
refused to purchase a paint the company and David Grose an d young of the city.
shortly-agreement on wages and other firm by the August regular Mayor to appoint a flew chief regret.
to hush- spray for streets and curbs in it. district sales manager.
hear more about It
The
board
agreed
Councilman Eugene Jaques
Issue. He ordered the Civil meeting or council will hire its of pollee by Aug. 4.
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yiamm, Aeronautics Board to work to own police chief.
Betty (Mrs. Donald)
— lice phonies acid radio CqUiIt of the street department how tiger of Seminole County Chain. ular council meeting Thursday
minimize inconvenience to the
Paul Maloney,
Councilman
In
charge
of
presentamint from his home by Aug. L the job would be accomplished, her of Commerce, Wits instru- evening for a civic center ot be
who Is
public and told the Defcns Dethe action, point.
ltt constructed adjacent to the
tious of the civic beautification partment to report immediatel&gt; who initiated
In other action, council flUult
A tax t!ijtI,ililatl,,Ie meeting mental in locating the new
any on any problems that arss.
ad out the mayor had appoint.
city hall which will conform
award, given monthly, saysn..i.
cii Iteslich FIsher, suii.rintend- wits sc-ht'iltile'd for 7 p.m. July ilustry in the area,
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ift'partments; called for coniaircraft contracts that In both instances council
I,uihling west of Casselberry
any citizen Is welcome to nom- military
$12,000 will contain 14,000
petitive bids for the city's lit.
had refused to confirm the ap.
the Atlan tic Coastline Railiosici ailshtire feet and Include gym'
mate a place they think is At, would remain on the Job.
bid
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Ret-onnaissiencte Attack S,1uisii- suraflie requirements with
asked Post- pointment.
ill utanufacture a lire- tabrient- icacluin - dance floor - meeting
Inactive. Call her and tell her Johnson also
to he in city ball by •i::It) ItcH.
master General Lawrenc F. 0
flight
He further declared the i,sety- run Five aircraft and
ing si'paratr. Twenty - five coons as well an kitchen facllwhere to look,
to return August -I; tnl,lc*l for further
Brien to use every means of or without council approval had
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itit's, cloak room, storage room
eiCWs
study purchase of it cement
Band Director William moving the mails as rapidly ox
no authority to name Hushor to Sanford Saturday at Ii ii•Iii• mixer
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restrooms anti smaller meeting
used
pickup
truck
and
possible.
The
President
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that In
Elmore says anyone who
room.
especially concerned tint there temporary chief and
t.tteiing
ten
right
month
Mc,iiterfor
the
wetter
lie
deimrttnent;
wel- be no delay In mail to scrvtce- fact he was only a patrolman.
lluilahale,u's hullabaloo hits
a
The center will be connected
a musical instrument Is
e band
ranean deployment aboard the cepteil for maintcnant-e Maine
In a legal opinion,
City At. aircraft carrier tJSS America. Avenue Court unit Lynna nan afoul of the law.
come to sit In with th
ti, city hull on Warren Avenue
men in Viet Nam.
H.
Stephenson
during their summer practice
The five airlines serve :31 torney Gene
1'Y a covered driveway.
Support personnel will be air. Drive; passed on its first readFrederick F'owler, of 8t) %'ii'St
lJr.,
sessions which take place from cities in the United Stata t-r.d
Villiam
Harry
McNeal
Jiii1iwg was authorized to
Sanford
from
the
carlug
an
ordinance
to
to
lifted
permi t 15th :ftri'.t, manager of tic.'
arid 23 cities abroad. Their 94,000
V am. to noon each day
080 Wildnierc Avenue, hate final plans drwan for the
ncr
Sunday
and
artnew
teenage
$3
for
reconri,'etictic
ilmallzal,ail,,,,
Scene.
expectedcharge
of
fratetur. center
from 7 to 9 P.M. Tuesdays and employees represent abott
to obtain firm costa
to arrive here bite that evening, water followingdisconnection nightclub
Sanford, wits icr- Longwood, received
Thursdays. Students who Will per cent of the Industry's lot-al
1,111;
turnrested
by
city
police
Thursday
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pelvis
about
7:30
a.m.
today
of
construction.
its
nerved
has
RVAI1.5
part for non.paynsent of
of revescooter was
be sophomores next year All employment. In terms
lie was also authorized to
of Cat rie'r Air Wing Six ahuacril eu over to street e,omanittce for afternoon ore it warrant sworn when his motor
nue passenger miles tIr live
especially Invited to attend.
by at car in front of his obtain costs of clearing the
struck
,aiericai
with
the
the
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Sixth recommendation pollee depart- i,iat by the operator of the
firms account for 61 per rent of
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city property on Wayman
Fleet sine.' l)eee,,c)a'r of ItUlS ment request that four-way Sltari,l'.rltin.i Motel next door hiente,
trunk airline operaHomer E Hooks, executive domestic
According to lnvestigitt II) Strict with view to construct.
Preliminary planning ( i i' l)uring this depliycuc.-nt the stop signs leo erected at corners t.' the yiiuths' gathering spot.
director of the Florida j'hos- lions.
the war- officer Fill' Trpr. Roger En- in,: It ball diamond.
The airlines said that if rio Seminole County's proposed $21 Scivagi- Sons of Suntt.i-'l par- of Grant tettil Church; instructi.uiais W- flowers, in
phate Council, will address the
zor, the youth pulled out of his
substitute services u-crc pr'ared- million court house will be' die- tieipaeti'i in both Allied atitil cit clerk to inform Florida Pow- t tin t he
i so
out,, i'
Sanford Rotary Club July 18.
into the path of the
the strike would le-ae
bd
scrsic- cussed Monday at a meeting of NATO exercises.
TUNNEL COLLAPSES
er Corporation of burned out Fowler "lIOt,Ie or caused to be
He will be on "Central Florida cities without trunk air Board, county commissioners, ArchlDuring the deployment the street lights in the city and niade loud, unnecessary or un- car driven by Grady MeSamuel
UTSUNOMIVA,
Japan (AP)
over
Channel
Showcase"
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3, of Longwood.
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(WDBO) at 7 p.m. Saturday. on White House orders. colIc-i ,.i tects John A. Burton IV and squadron visited such ports as agreed to install a new light usual noise's which annoy nitil Judith,
The boy was charged with — A cave-in at an Irrigation
disturb the consfort, repose tutu
separately Thursday night rep- Gamble Rogers and Fiscal Ag- Cannes, France; Athens, Greet-C;
failure to yield right of way. tunnel trapped about 65 work.
Istanbul, Turkey; and lkirut,
itcu. of others."
The Sanfly reports that Lt. resentatives of 13 local service ent D. Kirk Gunby.
The youth was taken in a era near here today and lu of
Pope
coiic
operator
hiss times
Construction of the facilities LebanonThe motelPolice
several
Niblack
ambulance to the Flor- them were found dead In a gas(Jg Pete Denlea is a "RAAT aIrlines, supplemental oiriane
VATICAN CITY
l'1
The Savage Sons arc under
pltiint-d tie
FINK." But It hurriedly adds that specialize in charter opera is expected t') be completed
filled Pocket.
that iula Sanitarium
the leadership of Cdr. Iluuviul U. S. Ambasssaalor Arthur J.
the dance spot opt-neil
that Is not an insult. RAAT. tions and seven trunk airlines within 18 to 2-I months,
All- not threatened with a stn'It has been pointed out that. E. Dcaraiiph who assumed cone- Goldberg ronferru'el with Pope tai)lst' front the club has driven
FINK stands for Rating
CAB transportation specialist.,
the squadron at st'a Paul Vi for 51) ausinutecu today away potential custoniera.
vancement Assistance Team — worked until late in the night to no additional tax levy will be uciand of
The club is located in the old
find
possible
means
of
handling
required
for
construction
coats,
shortly
after
depinyiaa.'rct. re. and reportedly .xplcuiniiuI the
First in Naval Knowledge,
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lay that the current half-mill levi- placing Cdr. Wallace L. ltuseu'll, bombing of the hlutiphong and hood Tractor Company build.
the traffic normally served
for capital improvements currently Wing Chi,'f Staff liaflt)l oil depots which the Vat- ing on French Avenue. Fowler,
"Heidi" is back home, safe the five airlines' 5,000 daily ed
ican has deplored.
Officer.
teicti opened the club about two
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be
sufficient
and sound. Reader read here in flights,
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failed vision tilts gives by the
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recent Lions lob Pun Pair.
Dr. Richard Dougherty, di.
recur of testing said failures
Ure most sent. In the area of
'msde balanc, for children
and In the area of for visual

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but it was
lag - . . a little while later the CAB spokesman said,
would
be renights
the
back
likely
that
pooch showed up at
routed and temporary new route
and
the
reader
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plans arp being made to apply
Bridge --------------------- 2A for additional funds under the
directory --------------------$ Manpower training Act tto ex•
Church 'Wa ........................... 2 pond ine program.
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Under in. present
Comics ............................ 4A4A 200 persons have been trained
Crossword pussies .... .... 4A.5A in six to eight week electronics
Dear Abby ----------------------------IA courses at ine vocational school
Editorial peg. ........................4 with 184 already placed in ProEntertainment ........................ 3k duction work at electronics
Horoscope ------------------------------ ISA plants, including Dynatuinks,
Society --------------- ------------------------- S Dearborn Electronics, DektronTV ........................................... ISA lea, General Electric and Mart-ID
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itav.' the barn-like building air
t'(,lI(iititineil and soundproofed.
%%'urk, however, has not been
completed.
One police' officer this morn.
ing pointed out that despite hi
claim customers were lost to

Electronics Class

Mayor and Mrs. A. L. Wilson
are turning into honest-to-gosh
traveler'. Just a few weeks ago
they were in Honolulu. Now
The electronics production
comes a report they are attendtraining
program which has
lag the Kiwanis convention at
been conducted at the VocationPortland, Ore.
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muscle co-ordination Is lacking," he declared.
In adults, the far visual
acuity lack to most dangerous
for those who drive automobiles, It causes the driver to
make errors In judgin g the
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can cause reading problems,
slowing down reading and
learning and causing children
to be slow in comprehending
what they read," Dr. Dough.
arty said.
"Often people with this
problem say they do not like
to read. They don't know why,
but they ane uncomfortable,"
he pointed out,
"Any student who falls In
the lower two-thirds of his
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a driver with poor light-todark adapta tion Is unable to
make ine split-second Adjust.
ment from ine glans of oncoming headlights to the comparative darkness at the side of ine
road and cannot perceive persons or objects on the side of
the road," Dr. Dougherty
noted.
Lack of far visual acuity
and poor light-to-dark adapts.
20-20 vision does toot mean
tiun worsens with advancing
age.
Many children tested In the
July bum examination also
iullvd th e far visual acuity
tests and a smaller percentage
failed thefar-sighted test.
Many adults also failed the
muscle balanc. tests.
In th. la tter test co.ordina.
tiara between the two eyes Is
pour, with the result that
many people become "oneeyed." using one eye or the
oth er, but not both together.
"It doesn't happen overnight. But nature will not tolerate double vision and eventually adjustment will be made,
putting a greater strain on one
eye and loosening the power of
the other eye," Dr. Daugherty
explained.
Records show that 168 par.
sons were tasted on the Titurus
VJatun Screener, with 6$ or 44
per cent failing ine tests.
tknne adults failed more than
one test.
Dr. Dougherty reported he
waa pleased with the response
to the offer of free testing. A
steady stream of persons via,
ited the test center during a
th ree hour period. Assisting
with registration and
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Wore members of the Seminole
Menwrial Hospital Candystnip.rc. Public Health Department
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after vanishing while on an outing July 2 at Indiana Dunes State Park,
near Chicago. The three are, left to right, Miss Ann MIller, 21; Mrs Renee Bruhl, 19; and Miss Patricia l3lough, 19. They were reported to have
entered a boat, containing three men at the park beach.

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CAPE KENNEDY (AP)

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its neighboring Merritt Island
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Those Who will be sen
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secretary
board of directors, W. C. II
kina, Dart Pitcher, Ju
Blackwelder, Homer Clea t
Virginia Mercer, and Kett
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Cleveland, shown
of the Lilt. Mary Chamber of Commerce by Sen. Mack
handing Jackson the gavel. Others officers, from left are Charles
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By Donna Estee
Members .lsctsd to the
board of directors of the
Longwood Ares Cham be r of
Commerce were announced at
the final meeting of the season. Named to three year
terms were John Reams, Itoni.r A. Scott, Charles E. Stew.
art, and Eldon heath. Also
nominated were Mark Bullock
and Ernie Faylor.
Linton Cox, president, con.
ducted the meeting and enum.
crated man y of the ncuiuplishmenta of the C of C since
Its founding on June 11, 1953.
Among accomplishments cited
were spearheading the drive
for the medical building, preparing and mailing brochures
advertising the city, originat-

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ty for the town's children,
working with the llny Scouts,
leading the efforts to have
traffic light placed at $11 •t:ls
and East Lake, purchasing in.
halator and resuscitator for
the fir, department. sponsor.
ing Little League from time
to time, sponsoring floats Ill
parades in both Sanford anil

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speaker, presented ititica of
her travels in Europe which
related to the EllA theme,
Neighbors Near and Far."
Chapter degree. were proBoarded to Carolyn Walker,
Sharon S Is n at to in, Julia
Hutchinson, Maureen Leahy,
and Wanda Nixon. Charms
were presented to all the olilcers and the chapter presented
Miss Barbara Rupmecht, the
sponsor, with an inscribed
silver tray,

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hoisting a pig onto her maachine . . . dropped it. Now she
chine.
has her big pinkie in splints
and Is using crutches.

Seminole County Young Re.
publican Club who attended
the annual convention of the
Florida Federation of Young

congressman and banquet
speaker was Claude Kirk, Re.
publican nomine, for governor in the ,Nov. .1 elections.
An informative and enlightening program also was pre.
rented by the numerous can.
rlates running for offices
throughout the state.

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Mary C of C complained he

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land's handwriting on the
guest register, the redoubtable
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bellished the quotation, "Building air castles lot alright but
don't try to live in them," by
.d'iing, "until you have built
foundations under them."
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sewer system, applications
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put in major arterial high.
Ways before the opening of

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Station have beeti promoted to sergeant. From the left: Sgt. c. 'r. Cody,
St. W. C. l!eardcm, '.-;gt. I). l. Deal..Sgt. A. I,t,Iton, Mnj. if. if. tenter,
COflhtZ)LLll(liIIg officer, and ,,Sgt. U. C. Ittich, Barracks guard chief.
(Herald Photo)

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thews, of Sanford Atlantic National Bank, are attending the
17th annual two-week school

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with his statement.

Concentration

OXFORD, England tui'ti

— Girl undergraduates at
Somerville Collage, Oxford,
acquiesced to the dean's re-

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granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ('oiiey, of

Two reasons forFord recotdbreaklng yew*
the órds and the deals.Check ' em both

Sanford, holds •ono of the earliest models of
made before tI
bobbin lfl)prOVCmeiit in 1851. This machine belonged to the Judge John Bryce Family, of Dc.

the Singer sewing machine,

catur, Ga., Anna's great-great-grandparents.

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par men ,
us a l profits
quest and went into their ex- I p.m.
area served by the firemen.
Hands play ng for the rea,ni,iation rooms today car lug knee-length skirts instead mainder or the month are,
of the more fashionable above. Thursday, The Malenien, from
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Internal Improvement Fund
to shut down dredging operations in Lake Monroe.
Acting Mayor M. I.. Reborn
Jr. said today that he had
no comment on the matter
other than "the problem ap.
patentlyarises from a lack
of communication between the
offices of the city, the State
Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission and the State Internal Improvement Trustees.
"I expect after the Internal
Improvement office studies
the matter, the misunderstanding and problems will be
satisfactorily resolved," he
added.
Asked whether the city
planned to stop operations Unborn replied. "If you go down
to t.he waterfront anti take it
look you will see the answer
to that question."
Dredging operations are
continuing. Reborn indicated
no special meeting of the City

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Ordinance 139,
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was a tract of land on Lake
Kathryn where King Brothera Construction Company of
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Residents of the Lake
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ing of the pro pe rty to change
it to an R-.'l classification
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The double red and black tude 23,0 north and longtlude
hurricane warn in g flags, at- 92.6 west, It was picking up
ready flying in the keys were speed and was moving toward
extended at midday up the th e north at 16 mph.
Highest sustained winds
Florida West Coast to Cedar
key and inland to include were estimated at 110 miles
an hour In a small area near
Lake Okeechobee.
"One or two tornadoes are the center. Gales fanned outpossible in Southern Florida ward for 230 miles In all direclions.

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with other Florida Guardsmen to

ad Kidd and i)onald (,ornian, of the Second Hattallon, 124th Infantry . shown here testing a 105
recoilless rifin,, during current summy Itch!

sued by the Environmental noon and will approach the
Service. Weather Bureau Fort Myers area tonight and
los' Orange, Seminole, Lake the Tampa Bay area late toand Osceola counties,
night or early Thursday," the
In a II am. report toe'- 11 am, advisory said.
sad0 warnings were extend.
The heavily-populated Mi.
ed over all of south Florida ami area, hit two straight
and north to baytosa Beach years by hurricanes more s.
on the east coast and Cedar verc than Alma, buzzed with
Key an the west coast,
preparations in heavy rains
Weat her Bureau officials and blustery winds. Downtown

South Florida

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the drawbridges,

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and laoffkiah reports indi'.
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weather conditions created
by Hurricane Alms could

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hands and pleasure
'pawn one or more (ama- boats by the hundreds jamJamdoes and all interests should mnt'tl into the river and canal
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At 11 a in Hurricane Al.
rain front which also
Wiped out a tiny Honduran ma's center was in the Flor.
Pacific coast village with the Idastraits a bout 203 miles
southwest of Miami, near lad.
loss of 73 live,,

Severe weather warnings
"Indications are the tinter
possibility of one o' of Hurricane Alma w ill pass
two tornadoes have been is. abeam of Key West this after-

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man of the led Cress disaster comntistee, roka..4
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hurricane warning Is posted
for Heminale County.

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full value assessments as or.
dered by the courts.

Oviedo city council Tuesda
ell one rc(luc!y
Judge Taylor said. "Yes," night opprov
for rezoning an denied an. ,

Telegraphers struck Western Mary Earle Walker said at
Union nationwide early today noon today "we are asuss.
after lIth hour contract talks Ing It the full Just 1, slue" Of

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vicious blows have ravaged will noil be opened valiess
portions of the Florida keys danger Is Imminent.
since then.
The 30-mile wide eye of tho
Weathermen said the mals
storm was ex pe cted to pass danger to the keys was start

outlining the procedure which
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failed to break a deadlock
ea
included court suits and a other during its regular
over issues Including
g p P0
$00
lines for the comptrollei to recommendatIon for removal monthly rneetin
slightly to the west of the city titles that endanger thelow
A pp roved was Mayor 'l. L.
wage increases
use in direct in g 100 per tent by the governor for wilful
lying islands stretchin g for
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po
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the
biggest
law
during
the early afternoon,
Gary's request that Lots
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Union cash value real estate asess-' disobedience.
(The Sanford
An estimated 7,000 persons. 150 miles southwest of Miami
The state claimed that the and 4, Block hi, Alc'xantiria, stilts in the history of Semioffice was closed today.)
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merits in all of Florida'- 67
mitt' t'ouitty were filed today most of thens tlepcntivnts of to Key West. highest winds
Members of the Commercia counties,
stale comptroller would be lie rezoned from It I rcitlen•
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over
the
job
of
county
tial,
single
family
dwelliuig
to
against
the city of Sanford by Navy personnel, ate breakfast are expected to hit th e keys
Telegraphers Union (T1
Taylor's opinion I s s
Mrs.
Mary
Elaine Gordie for and moved into emergency at about the same time high
which represents ).000 WOT' guidelines. But the high court tax assessors, whose jobs C-I (commercial, retail).
hurricane shelters set up by tide was scheduled.
Council also adopted an or. a total of $600,000.
at 12:01 was stronger in its wordng. ssvre created by the Constitu.
ers wen o
After dawdl in g in the Carib.
Mrs. Cordie is the widow civil defense anti Red Cross
dinance amending hit' zomilug
a rn Contract talk s continued It "commanded" the coOp- tjtin
the workers In schools and other bean (or two days. Alma cudto alloss the ilsauigu' of iluwarul I'. Cordie and
said
it
ortlinamit-t'
.e
e- troller to check into the ac
until 3 a m and
ltut the hi i,di court
denly picked up speed early
l)eniu'tl was the- rt-tiu,'-'t for toothier of the late ittissel Cot- stt,iit builtlings.
sumo later t'otlay
tivitics of assessors and otters thu not construe the state law
f the, who died following colli• I Most of the oltitinie resi- today and slammed Into West'
., and to recommend to the ..as an attempt at usurpation a change from Ill to
A s po kesman for
the east one-half of lots four sion with a Sanford police car1 ticnts called "Conchs." ChOsO t ern Cuba .
Union International Inc said
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and live of Eric .t
service on his company's inAvenue and 27th Street on
ternationi cables was unaf•
addition.
fected by the walkout, which
The city touncil .ihi aiiilmr- Starch 7.
The first suit in the amount
Is directed solely against the
ized the street comniumittee to
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national company.
Federal mediator James
gram, and begin now to place (lie as administratrix of her
husband's estate c h a r g e s
- necessary street signs.
Holden said that when the
l)t'ppen acting its the course
talks broke off the company
Nest scheduled t't'ssion of
of his employment drove and
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and union "were closer topolice car In a
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gether than before the strike"'
southerly direction on Sanford
He declined comment on the
Avenue at the Intersection of ;
prospects for a settlement.
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gislation to force the rich Florida duPont estate to get rid
of its banks or its vast indus
trial holdings within use years
passed the Senate by a voice
vote.
The bill, which still requires
action by the House, was an'
extension of the flank Holding
Company Act of 1930 which
prohibits bank holding comps-,
ales from owning nonbanking
assets.
The duPont estate, and the
Financial General corporation
were specifically exempted
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Members of the t,narii of I regard of the rights and safet"unty ('mntit',n,-rs nlL ly of others.,."
ith State Routti Jl"snl MeniThis suit has been assigned
- her Willard Pcet,Ios. William to Judge Roger P. Dykes.
The second suit for a total
Ilenviict district engineer for
of
$430,000 is filed by Mrs.
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('ortlie as widow and mother
''mnty cuigimft-r at Jolt Spet- and has been assigned to
. .r's for an inf'irniitl lunch. Judge Tom Waddell Jr.
P.m
workshop at noon today.
Mrs. r,ordie has demanded
No fu,rm,i Setion ssss tak- jury trial in both eases.
on at the meeting at-tormiing
to -John Alexander, ronimia.
PURSE 5101.1'
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cussed included the, stat' ford Avenue, reporteti La po.
proviiiing engineering studies lice a sneak thief entered his
for au.-"s roads to Florida home sometime Monday sn,l
Techn'ulgiai Urmis 'rsity to stole Mrs. harper's wallet
he locatcI near Ovie'It, and from her purse. The wallet
transfer
of
beautification contained $5O.$l00, he report.
funds from SR 44 to US 17- ed as well as Identification
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hAVE het good pie, judging from
expression on this lu's fate during pie-eating
contest this morning, part of ftiii which kicked
off Ritz Theatre sunmertimne fun show, spon-

sored by Royal Croirn Cola. "Kiddie shows"
are held every Wedncsday morning at 10 o'clock
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vestigate the conduct of
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made it clear it
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rs to meet the legal
Storm tides five feet above
Ida tax assessors relusin: to requirements for full v • ors to use and some cuntrqts intended to uphold its rulings
and liquor sale.,
In earlier opinions that all normal were predicted in the met. High, Smith Seminole
over their actions
value property at full 'ash asessmcnts
Junior 111gb, Lake Mary,
"Fxercise of unbridled tli. property in all counties must Florida keys.
value.
Oviedo high, Jacks..
Taxpayers in Marlon
Key
West's
more
than
1e assessed at full cash value.
onThe unanimous opirion, Ray counties asked th:O:
t said the only way the state population hastily boarded up Heights (Oviedo), loses.
written by Justice E1.vyn for a ruling on whether
Springs)
Uni
could escape the "mischief after dawn. The city, home of watd(Allamoete
Thomas, upheld Leon Cimcuit the comptroller and other
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at Lake,
the big U. S. Navy submarine
that
results
front
varied
as
Judge Hugh Taylor's optiion state bud"ct officials were
Peterson said arrange.
st'ssmenta is the valuation of and air base, hadn't receiv ed
which laid down strong g*ide. cmpowcrcd to force assessors
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TA LAHASSEE (UPI) — unernnr removal of such of by the comptroller and budget crction by 57 tax assessors
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The State Supreme Court is- thcm as wilfully fail properly board of the duties of tax as. without their being anchored
g Florida's southwest
senor or materially to inter' to any master plan would re. a I o n
anti is killing fish and destroya sweeping opinion today to discharge their duties"
Included
in
this
controversued
northward
to Fort M)'said the (crc with their distt'retion In suIt in the imbalance already coast
ing fish eggs. It alsc says
The court also
sial property is th e Club CO m in a ii d I n g Compt:ollauthorized to slisclmarging their duties.
so clearly in dicated," the en and urged residents of
chemicals to settle the water
Juana night club, which could cr Fred 0. Dickinson to n• comptroller was
lowlying areal to es-aduSte
The ,,,,,t sii,t there rimiot ' court said.
aro not being applied.
Hot- ifltIutc court su i ts to f°
give the city another Sunday
be some guidelines for asSc:•

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VOL. 58 NO. 208 — UP! Leased Wire — Established 1908 — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1966 — SANFORD, FLORIDA — Price
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rezoning', a condition
sought by King Brothers be.
fore work was to begin, was
granted by the zoning board.
Other parcels in the proposed annexation are in Block
H, South Fern Park auhulivision. Strong objections to
this annexation were voiced
by former County Conlmis'
sinner Vernon Dunn, who
Commission would be called, charged the city with "leap
but the matter "probably will frogging' 'in its move to take
be discussed at our next regu- property intu, the city.
This was apparently over.
lar meeting Monday."
The request to stop oper. come by a phrase i th e anitions apparently was based nexation ordinancà 'ich
on a report from the State
Game and Fresh Water Fish property. also annexed wovild
Commission, which insists that be "all streets. roads, high. ,
the dredging is muddying ways, alleys and avenues beLake Monroe anti St. Johns tween existing municipal disRiser "as far as Lake George" trict.0 and the area to be an.

town investigation into the situation.
"The crux of the matter
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City of Sanford has been

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mit- charged the Game and Fresh
chell. 319 Lake Avenue, Alta- Water Fish Commission with
monte Springs, has been pro "harrsssment" of the city in
moted to private first class this matter.
with the Marines at Cherry
The Sanford Herald talked
Point, N. C.
by telephone today with Rich.
S •
aril (1. Parker, director of the
We hear that Gordon Fredlnte,4al Improvement Fund in
erick, local attorney, is In the Tallahassee, who said:
hospital with a broken hip,
"We have been caught in
suffered in an accident while
the middle on this controversy
skiing, o'scr the weekend.
and will be conducting our

Dances Change To Thursdays
Numbers, from Mt. Dora, and
June 30, The Count., from
Apopka.
The dance, are sponsored by
the Forest City Volunteer Fire

BULI2TIN
The State of florida
couldn't stop dredging in
Lake Moore. bet Hurricane Alma did . . . at noes
today. Dredge wes moved
for protection.

ford. received a degree in them and continued the dredgmathematics at the University ing, with increased vigilance
of Maine.
on water testing.
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Weekly dances for teenagers
at the Hear Lake Elementary
School
e been changed
hav
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Hours remain at 7:3() until

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Fresh Water Fish CommisRonald E. Harrell, of San- sion, but the city has ignored

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les said today that proper
S S S
chemicals "are being and have
Memo to the Seminole been applied (over 33',i tons
Chamber of Commerce: News as of noon today) and tests
handouts from the U. S De- are being made daily in acpartment of Commerce relate cordance with stipulations of
money is available for study the permit."
on how to develop the site of
Knowles said full reports
the Sanford Naval Air Station,
on
daily tests and conditions
when the Navy goes "up
water have been mailed
the
of
Developnorth." Economic
director
ment Administration has ap- to Dr. 0. C. Frye,
of
the
Game
and
Fresh
Water
a
proved $12,000 to develop
master plan and development Fish Commission; John fluprogram for the former Gra- Hose, of the U.S. Corps of
ham Air Force Base at Mar- Engineers and officials of the
lanna and $30,000 for a similar Internal Improvement Trusstudy of tsso industrial areas tees. Full reports are also
in the hands of the city comIn St. Lucie County.
missioners.
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whose parents live at 110 cl ared that a story which apCrystal Drive, Loch Arbor, peared in today's issue of the
and who is a 1963 graduate of Orlando Sentinel $'is factually
Seminole high School, will at- incorrect" and that "the story
tend Reserve Officer Training in The Sanford Herald gives
Corps summer camp at Fort the true fact.."
Bragg, N. C., starting June iS.
Requests to cease operations
lie is a student at the Uni- have been made previously by

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some residents to the Atlanta office of Housing and Urban Development. An unsuc-

Dip a dishcloth to vinegar to knee length so as not to 'an- Orlando; Jun. Is, 'rho Un. which resulted in the Norman
remov e grease easily from a noy the examiners or distract tiertaker., front L.y,llall H i gh conquest of England, was
&amp;houl; June 2:1, Time Wrong fought on Oct. II, 111516.
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through Friday. hours are 9
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1 9 ago. In printer parlance a pig
h a chunk of lead weighing 45di pounds, which Is melted

By Jells Barton
Delegate. repres.nting the

Republican Clubs In West
Pains Beech were Miss Mar.
garet Cattia and Mr. and Mrs.
Pop. Bassett.
Main item of business was
vote on new by-laws for the
coming year.
Luncheon speaker was Wil.
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M. Dirksen said there was lit. tIe prospcct of a compromiie
on the Issue of enlarging the
Senate's CIA watchdog panel.
have thought about it .i
lot.''tile Illinois Republican
Orlando, and sponsoring ex. said in a tfl'l interview.
)iiblts in county fairs.
just don't see how it can he
Introduced
special Iltitle"
Cox
guests present, ('uuitm'il ChairAt Is sue is a mvc by sUIiIL'
man and Mrs. i'.'rt-y SVhltt mci hers of the Senate foreii:n
and Councilman and Met. Eu- relations committee to base I
gene Jsqut'i, anti cx irrati their group represented flfl tlir I
apprerinti'n of liii' I Of r f"r panel .ivrwetng aelivities f
live .et rt'ey cloak rti ('e,tt tel
the city's roil tr ihutbimi ttf I'i
toward cost of print tug cur- lntI'lIilcncp Agency.
rent advertisiiig hr,wltiirt'a.
!,cut by Sen. Esicne .1 1e•
Following the nn'l.ting, te. Carthy (D-Minn). and sup.
freshnients were served.
ixirled by foreign relations
-William I'ul
Chairman .1
bright, the proposal's hackers
maintain the CIA actually
makes foreign policy in some
instances anti should, there.
fore, come tinder their review.
The Seminole High School The present Panel opposes
Chapter of Future liouneniak- pansion.
era of America held a ban.
Senate Democratic Leader
qust in honor of the mothers Mike Mansfteld, Mont., sought
at TradewinIs Cafeteria,
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attend the new college,
for decorating and beautifyingJr.,
duced
Mr.were
and Sen.
Mrs.Cleveland
Douglas Ion
The chamber has adjourned
He stated that more than the Welcome to Lake Mary 1 Stenstrnm, Mr. and Mrs. 3111 for the summer months, but
one organIzation, or even one signs.
I Bush. Mr. and Mrs. 1111 Beek, the board of directors will reIndividual, could sponsor such.
Refreshments of cake and Trances Waster, DoW. Aus main active. The neat general
meeting will be the first
A motion was passed to con. coffee were served following tin, and Veda Staffer.
tact the other civic organiza. the business session.
Others invited but unable to Thursday is September.
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proposal to sponsor a scholar.
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order to sponsor his appreciation and thanked by a covered dish dinner aid John Alezander. Paul Brook.
Mar.
a scholarship for a student to the Lake Mary Garden Club I specially invited guests Intro. shire, El Vincent, aid

Camp La.No.Che Jun. it
the whole week. He Invi
members to visit them dut
the weekend.
Hal Harriss, chairman
the Incorporation corn mitt
reported the group is b
studying the feality of
corporation and gathering
formation, both pro and a
to present to the chamber
everyone can be made aw
of what Is in store In the
lure.
Lowell Jones, house mimI
ing chairman, reported
would have a full report ret
for the next meetaing.
Hopkins reported he we
turn the letter Blackwel
had received from Flor
Power Corporation over to
board to Investigate.
Jackson invited everyone
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It was announced that
formation of the cost of pr
log car front license pis
was not ready to present.
motion was passed unanimr
ly to give the board authot
to act on this and make
heat purchase so that
plates could be put on i
as soon as possible.
Mrs. Mercer, speaking
the planning committee, i
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log commissioner Ro be
Brown requesting that w
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CERAMIC CLASS of the city recreaOther guests of the Class were Mrs. Orwig and
tion department cloned Its year's activities with
Mr. and Mrs. James Jernigan.
a covered dish supper honoring their instructor Robert Orwig. The class presented Orwig (Herald Photo)

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driver of their vehicle, was
uninjured.
James Knight. 74, of $15
Elm Avenue, driver of the se-H I
cond vehicle, was charged
with failure to yield right-of.
way as a result of the accbdent.
According to the report of Cs.ORDINATOR of audio-visual materials, Mrs.
Ptimn. W. W. Smith, the XiiA. Taylor, checks her successor at South Semi.
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nole Junior High School, Donald Beckwith, in
2*1k Street, when, in the interuse of overhead projector during course for
section at Sanford Avenue,
area teachers. Mn. Taylor now Is co-ordinator
their ear was struck by the
for the entire county school system.
Knight vehicle.
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the ICellough vehicle around
and Into a telephone pole.
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Tuesday morning sent two persons to hospital. Force of Impact spun veb.
leis, on right, causing it to hit telephone post.
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ed of the 195.1 bludgeon slaying of his first
wife. The court held "prejudicial publicity"
made a lair and Impartial jury impossible.
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renee F. O'Brien has released
official announcement that
contract for building the new
Lake Mary Post Office has
been awarded the Dayton Carpet Finishing Company, Inc.,
!)a)tOfla Beach,
The project In in accordance
with the Pont Office Depart
ment's policy of building new
post offices italy where they
are urgently needed. O'Brien
advised.
Tue new building on the
southwest corner of Second
Street and Wilbur Avenue will
represent an estimated total
Investment of $10,123 by the
successful bidder. It will he
leased to the department for
10 years, with four 5-year re.
newel options, at annual ren.
tal of $3,150 for the basic
term. This represents the lowest responsive bid of eight received by the department on
a competitive basis, and reflects what departmental studies have determined to be a
reasonable and economical
rental for leased space in the
area, O'Brien states.
The new one story building
will be air conditioned. It will
have an interior space of 2,.
796 square feet and an area
for parking and movement of
postal vehicles of 8,562 square
feet.
The new post office is cx.
pected to be completed by
Feb. 1, 1967. Present quarters
will be abandoned upon completion of the new facility.
O'Brien explained the department's capital investment
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meat cupboard is well stocked, poultry is plentiful and
eggs are a good protein buy.
Shop carefully, and you should
find some specials In the steak
and in the pork roast section.
A wide variety of fruits and
vegetables await the weekend
shopper. The vegetable list
starts with the plentiful A's:
Asparagus and artichokes. It
ends with '1" for tomatoes
which are also In good supply.
In between, there are green
beans, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, corn and okra. Radishes
and squash also are in plentiful supply.
In the fruit department,
apples lead the list. Bananas,
canteloupe, grapefruit, lemons, peaches, plums, watermelons, and cherries follow.
Nationally, fish sticks and
portions, canned red salmon,
and scallops are the fish
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itudwiehes was vresented at annual picnic of
enimnole County 1II)rneninkcrs Clubs by Mn'.. Co.
it Pemberton. hostess, With her is MIss Myrtle
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been announced for June 16,
9:30 a. in. at the home of
Students enjoying the trip, rick Daniels, Joe Davis, Paul Mathews, Cindy Mayo, Rusty Sirs. Glen lioutwell in Little
By Maryann Mile.
Boys and girls at Bear named as shown left to right Davis, Jan Dotten, Carole Miller, Silk. Moore, Don Venice,
Lake School in the first grade in accompanying photographs, Ezikowaki, David Evans;
Neuman., Mark Nich o ls, Lisa There will be a short budclasses taught by Miss Ar- were: Miss Stone's group,
Glenn Ferrall, Wale Gallen. l'arrish, Carol l'hilbrkk, Hilly ne'ss meeting conducted by the
line Stone and Mrs. Eliza- Deelke Actor. Rocky Aus- tine, Freddy Griffith. Ruth Rider, Coruslyn Righetti, Tami oresident, Mrs. Robert John.
beth Lang visited the etiuca. burn, John Hell, Keith Biller - Guthrie, Debbie Jones, Becky Roach, Robin Rotter, Kathy son, followed by a program
tional television program as bitek. Steve Brown, Susie Kelley. Shirley Kidder, Hon. Stan Hey
Jimmy
Torrey, and social hour.
one of the final activities of Browning, 'ma Butterworth, nie Kowalski, Vicky Laws, Vicki Walters.
All interested local women
Mark Westthis school year.
Denixo Chase, Jenni Cox, Our. Barbara Mastronicola, Angie moneluinti, Mark Whitemer, are invited to attend.
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i traffic througlwirt the school year. The gift
its presented by Morris Ruby, principal, while
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The first was a party loaf
made with three stacks of five
slices of bread using four dif.
fereut kinds of spreads. This
was frosted with cream
cheese and cream spread and
decorated with parsley flakes.
She made ribbon, checkerboard, and pinwheel sandwich.
as and highlighted the demosstratlon with a calla lily data.
which was enthusiastically
received by the homemakers
and will be used at summer
parties and teas.
Before joining the group for
th e remainder of the day,
Mrs. Pemberton distribut ed
recipes and miniature loaves
of broad to the club aiimben,
A broadloom rug, donated
by Mathers Furniture Corn.
pany for benefit of sending
4-11 girls to summer camp,
was awarded to Mrs. Rita
Starke.
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served at noon with Mrs. Li.
ota Putnam of the Longwood
Club offering the blessing.
Meetings of the various
clubs will be resumed In Septeinber.

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"Wonderful World of Musk," (left to right) Roger lkmnell, Wayne
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ownertnlp, with the owner
paying local real estate taxes.
DIRECTORS of Florida Federation of Art meeting recently at [Jeflary
taxes.
Mansion House included (seated, from left) Mrs. Nova Graham, Tampa
regional chairman; Mrs. Mabel Builis, recording secretary; Mrs. G. F.
CAP Confab
Brooks, president; Kenneth Alcorn, finance chairman; Mrs. Alcorn, Wil.
TAMPA (UPI) -- Annual
11am Dean and Mrs. Dean, Winter IIaeii instructor; (standing) Rev,
conference of the Southeast..
It. C. Kent. first vice president; Mrs. Donna Henry, Cocoa regional chairern region of the Civil Air
man; Mrs. John Rush, Winter haven regional chairman; Mrs. Willard
Patrol and Civil Defense has
Dielby, publications; Miss Lorraine Chanatry, board of education; Mrs.
been s&amp;hetluk,I for Holly.
Julie Grant, of Cleniunt, and William Hartman, gaikrv chairman.
wood, 113., Juno ;s- ,e.
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
Actor Ronald Reagan won the
gubernatorl.
Republican
a! nomination In a landslide in
his first try for political office
and prepared today to battle
California's two-term Democritic Coy. Edmund C. Brown
I in November.
Reagan, one of Hollywood's
leading men In the 1140* and
more recently a television
personality, crushed former
San Francisco Mayor George
Christopher under a wave of
votes from populous Southern
California In Tuesday'. psi.
mary.
Brown won renomination to
seek an unprecedented third
term as governor but his margin of victory over Las An
Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty
was surprisingly slim.
With 16,437 of the state's
30,3u precincts reporting,
Reagan had 673,531 votes to
0,304 for Christopher and
Brown's victory margin over
Yorty was 645,726 to 309,753.
Reagan, 53, a ruggedly
handsome but politically Inca.
perieneed, I a c a seasoned
campaigner Brown, 61, a vet.
eran of 25 years in politics,
for the governorship of the nalion's most populous state.
'I feel very proud and very
bumble, Indeed," Reagan said
in claiming victory two hours
after the polls closed. "I beIleve in a Republican party
polarized around constitution.
at principles."
But Brown made it plain he
considered Reagan an "ultra.
conservative" and said In a
victory statement: "I've niv
er been more anxious for a
fight in my entire life."
Brown was expected to campaign on his eight-year record
as governor and attack Rea'
gao as a political reactionary. The governor had said
Reagan had a "seat of goverument that could be damserous" In growing California
Reagan had campaigned as
a "citizen politician" and op.
posed big government. Ho
said Brown had turned Sacra'
jnento, the state capital, Into
a "little brother for the big
brother In Washington."

For Housewife
(The following guide to
the nation's food shopping
buys for the weekend of
June 5 was prepared by the
Departments of Agriculture
and Interior for UP!.)

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Seminole County Homemak.
ers Clubs closed a auce.esfng
season with the annual gettogether picnieheld this yur
at Sportsman's Park on the
Wekiva River with more than
50 members and their families
attending,
Mrs. H. I,. Johnson, county
council president, welcomed
the group and introduced Mrs.
Coca Pemberton, hostess, who
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WASHINGTON (UP!)
The grants include $337,.
The Department of Health, 546 for four new academic
Education and Welfare okay. buildings at Tallahassee Jun.
ad more than $3 million in for College, 1451,5113 for a
Trooper W. H. (Buddy) grants to Florida colleges new fine arts building
at
Smith had a tile for the books and universities.
A
Smathers
for
College,
$451,513
for
a
today.
Sen.. George
TAT.T,AUARSEB (UP!)
Thursday, as be was patrol- and Epessard I.. Holland new engineering building at
ling Interstato-4, be noticed made the announcement and Florida State University, Coy. Hayden Burns and Cab.
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two YOUflf mes were running shine State.
___________________________ new physical education build- treasure.huntlng business,
up the road.
The officials turned down
fair at Lake City Junior Col.
Smith, in his patrol car,
legs and Forest Ranger a proposal by the Antiquities
pulled alongside the pair,
School, $118,333 to renovate Commission that three areas
thinking their autos may have
classrooms and offices at the on the east and Gulf coast
been out of gu and they were
University of Florida, $118,. be set aside for scientific
going to get fuel. As he pulled
643 to remodel and expand salvage operations to recover
alongside, the miii just glane.
e
the library at Bethune-Cook. IL.ma of historical and ar.
ed at him and kept right 00
WASHINGTON (UP!)
man College, and $110,134 chaeological interest.
The controversial Job Corps for a new music center at
Burns paid such a project
were really tearing
road,"
Smith
said.
He
Training Center for women Florida Presbyterian College would cost many thousands
up the
of dollars and would require
pulled off and watched as they at St. Petersburg will be in St. Petersburg.
abandoned, federal officials
continued to run,
The HEW department also a special agency to handle awarded $3,080 to FStJ and it, and the Cabinet agreed
TALLAhASSEE (UPI)
buildings at the University of down on state purchasing pro. Liter, the two young men announced,
Al
Dr. Bennett H. Washington, $34,205 to liroward County that if the Legislature want.
returned to thel, autos and
The Cabinet tossed out all bids South Florida but delayed ac cedures.
director of job corps centers Junior College in Fort Lau. ad the state to undertake
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for firn1ture at two classroom lion on a proposal to crick The Cabinet also sold the explained their actions.
They were returning from for women, said young worn- derdale to help buy closed such a function it would have
Daytona Beach and bad been fil l working at the center circuit television systems and passed a law to the effect. •4
racing in their cars. One boy would be transferred to aim- Improve classroom Instruc'
11,1er education
Archaeologists have said
won the race, but an argu. liar programs at the corps' tion.
the
state should handle the
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TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
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a l N o es
salvaging of valuable objects
and junior colleges In Florida. ment ensued, so the two de. sight other centers during the
Opposition by the City of
cidad to settle the argument In coming six weeks.
contained in old Spanish
Pensacola to oil exploration In
JUNE 7, 1564
Lena M. Eith, Lake Mary; Successful bidder was a 1 a foot race covering the disThe present contract of the
ships that sank off Florida's
New
York syndicate headed,
Pensacola Bay and Santa Re.
Admiesiocs
ean . S enese, .-ort.. Or' by Smith Barney &amp; Company, tance between two mile posts. jobs corps with the Pinellas
coasts in storms during the
ma Sound forced the state to Deena Flamm, Dorothine
iando;
John Howard Gardner, myth &amp; Company, and As. The same boy won the foot County Board of Public In.
18th and 19th centuries.
cancel plans to lease more
struction expires July 31, but
socintei. Net Interest cost on race.
than 30,000 acres of underwa. Williams, George Washington, Ft. Worth, Tex.
the corps will exercise an op.
Smith,
"they
"Bit,"
said
Patricia
Seiph,
Linda
Thomas,
Discharges
In Christian art, the ax is
the bonds amounted to $19.4
ter land Tuesday.
WASHIN GTON (UP!)
e tion to provide additional 'ii.
were
both
still
running
th
at
, William Richard Wiggins Jr.,
a
symbol
of martyrdom.
Kathy
Mercy,
Julian
F.
million.
The City Council acted
Senate commerce corn.
time to remove equipment
der a state law which requires Renee D. Thornell, Daniel Lee Harrison, Agnes B. Foray, The Cabinet, sitting as the end if that mile."
mittee
)its
approved
a
mens.
and furnishings from the
consent of cities or counties Hunt, Larchu J. Mosier, Bed London Gibbs, Gilbert It. State I'urchasiug Commission,
un to Insure that Rover and
, s Huntington Hotel.
dick
Islanc,
Oneater
Jackson,
Daigle,
Carolyn
Sundvall
and
ordered
the
new
furniture
bids
In which the leased area Is to
"may, walk in their own
The
federal
job
corps
agen.
Kitty
be located. Others affected Wilhemlna James, Sanford; baby boy, Eugene Ervine, for the University of South
eY had earlier planned to jatis and be safe,"
were Gull Breeze, Escambia Helen M. Sweeney, Dellary; Sanford; Fred Berger, Violet Florida on the rccommendaThe committee approved a
move the women's training bill aimed
Successors to A. P Ramsa y
Erickson, DeI3ary Glen C. tion of a special Cabinet corn
County, and Santa Rosa Coun.
at preventing the
headquarters a few blocks
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Flowers For All Occasions
ty, but they did not act since
theft
of
pets
by
dealers
who
from its present site in
Dcltona Jeffrey S. White, Interest and lax buying prac
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Pensacola's refusal made it
them
to
research
lab.
Petersburg, but residents of peddle
Margaret Phyllis Howell, tices of state agencies and in. TAL,LA!IASSEE (UP!)
CUT PIOWIRS
unnecessary.
oratories.
A piece of land near Brooks- the area complained that the
Lake Mary; Einar Gulbran. stitutions.
In unanimously opposing the
CO*$AU
"The
legislation
will
make
sea, Edgewater.
The new bids must be sub. yule Was selected by the State girls we,. causing trouble sure that pets may walk in
leases, which would have gone
2221 eeupevflhi *ue.
Cabi$.t
Tuesday
as
the
site
of
and,
for
one
thing,
the
mittcd on or before Sept. 1.
to General Crude Oil Co. and WASHINGTON (UPI)
the their own yards and be safe,"
MIMSER Ft.ORAFAX
The commission ordered the a ner $23 million mental ho.. ad-up ears of some of
Midwest Oil Co., the council President Johnson is going to
MU DILIYIIY
friends
were
dis.
said
Chairman
Warren
C.
pital.-a
move
which
Secretary
girls'
boy
school to rewrite its specifi.
said there should have been a hold it stag dinner at the Rebekah Meet
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provision for giving royalties White House Jun. 21 to honor
would
save
about
$173.000
in
neighborhood.
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at 7 p.m. Thur.- clarify them for prospective
to the city. It also expressed visiting King
.ng •wa.... of Saudi day, one hour earlier than bidders.
constuction costs.
concern over possible con.
usual, at the Odd yellows nit
The commission, beaded by Siting as the Board .5 Cornlamination of bay waters by Arabia.
Institu.
A White House spokesman in Sanford for a short bitsi- Coy. Itaydon Burns, delayed missoners of
drilling.
tiona the Cabinet approved a
Silting as Trustees of the said the King would not be ncss meeting after which for one week action on a to.
Internet Improvement Fund, accompanied by his wife .iur. which members will go to commendation of the special loea4on on U.S. Highway 'S
lJrnando County, two miles
fleLand to attend the official committee that state agencies
the Cabinet approved a to. lug his Washington stay.
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quest by the Pinellas County The dinner will he some- visit of the Rebekah Assembly be prohibited from accepting nort$ of Brooksville.
Commission for dedication by thing new for the executive president to the DeLanti lie- a bid from other than the low A$ms said the site would The Migratory Birds Conserbidder without commission take advantage of the city yation Commission has author.
the stats of submerged land mansion, though social seg. beknh Lodge.
wale system and the Item. filed establishment at new
--authorization.
dinners
is
in St. Joseph Sound for dive. regation at such
State School Supt. Floyd T. ando County Hospital's mcdl' wildlife refugees totaling 15..
lopment of rred Howard Park Common In the Middle East.
Nothing but tempura, a
enlargements,
shrimp delicacy, is served in Christian, a commission mem cal md surgical facilities. lie 283 acres in Indiana and Call.
said those two items alone fornia.
The deelopmetrt plans, for Buddhists consider the lotus some 600 of Tokyo's restau- her, said such a broad regulawou$
The new refuges are the
save the state the $471,.
lion
might
pile
up
work
on
rants.
111 acres of land, are to be a sacred flower.
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undertaken by the City of Tar
met might get involved In quirø for their construction. Wildlife Refuge in the San
pon Springs and the county.
I situations it would not want to
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board purchases
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investigating committee, ask- Con$or,
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Drthg on average winter. Travel enthusiast, ii the
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eldest to Ignite asti.Amer,
feelings.
The beating took place
Highway 1 just south of
whir. U. S. soldiers In a I
truck convoy engaged Ii
strange confrontation i
Buddhist mocks and jot
acrou religious altars set
Intbe Streets ta black t
way.
Its Buddhist. Ignored
pleas of South Viethan
troops accompanying
Americana to remove the
skids. and glared for u
than two hours at the (II.
sat with the bumpers of
big trucks only inches a
from the holy objects. TI
was so Immediate Indies
which able would give In I
One young man In the Cr
suggested that the altar
moved a few Inches to
trucks could squeeze past.
monks, standing with t
arms folded, glared at I
Then ons lifted his hand
waved it in the young m
direction.
Immediately a group
youths moved
Buddhist
ward the offending young
and when he broke and
th ey chased him down, th
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Production of instructionalMaterials" to a*tht tears
In the use of sudiovisual aids
has been completed at Soutb.
Seminole Junior High School
at Cauelberry.
Instructor for the course
was Ted Rosa, Volusia County
director of audio-visual materIst center, assisted by Mrs.
Angle Taylor, Seminole CoWl.
ty coordinator of audio-visual
materials.
Thirty-one teachers from
Seminole, Orange, Lake and
Brevard Counties took the
course. Seminole schools represented were Altamonte,
English Estates, West Side,
Seminole High, Lake Mary,
Rosenwald, Oviedo, Lyman.
Crooms, Southslde, South
Seminole, South Seminole 10for High, Monroe-Wilson. Mid'
way, St. Luke's Christian Day
School and St. Mary Magda.
lea.
Some of the materials and •
equipment used in the course
Included tap, recorders, overhead projector, opaque projector, records, film strips, IS
mm films, mimeograph,, CO
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and children. Darlene. Mickey, Ronald and Donna Kaye of
Cordova. Ala., spent Friday
REBELS. IIISE! Jefferson Davi.i' 158th birthday was celebrated at a
novel end-of-school party given by Walter Ristline and David Krohne
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Incas meeting which followed. It was •Ieeiiieii that the
July and 'sugust meetings
s.oul,l be htlal at '.1 1 on the
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it a dress, suit, coal or any
The regular business anti (and coincidentally the end of dies which covered the cake. gaine called "twist," In which Unda Thomas, Chris Case, wiped clean and use the stitch other garment
bits been pro.
n the bascinvnt I'lie gaine room Is cleverly participants try to maintain Karen Cass, Donna Kilmer. regulator to
social meeting of the Ladies school) held i
insure that the perly pressed as you make It.
playroom of the Krohne home decorated and equipped for their balance while putting Susie Webber, Jim Friksen.
Society, R. of L. F. anti F. on Fairy Lake.
a variety of fun and gantes in. their fian(fii and feet on large, Steve Perry, Jerry Warren, stitch is right in length for the pressing each scam before it

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of white wrought Iron In hour
glass shape.
Th. table was covered In
turquoise satin and overlaid
with white net bordered in
wide satin and adorned with
white
wedding bells

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container created from spirals

I bedecked the room. which was billiards. checkers, chess and a specified color.
Observe the following 10 will wear-all will help to
Walter Bistline arul David'alio graced with a larger than skate boirding. m a a y of Guests, who were fellow stu.
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were co-hosts at a life sized portrait of President which were enjoyed simultan- dents at Lyman 111gb School, "Sewing Commandments" and make the dress look as stood

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Including Maus, Schro.d.r simple menu, said Miss 11am.
go, so we decided to at
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and Lucy, who plays out liton
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field. This will be the first
tend the cousin's funeral
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Mrs. Frank Aston. her saint: She was here to attend C0111.
class.
Small replicas of diplomas Mrs. Delmas Copeland and mencentent exercises at I.y.

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She is a member of the Ly' can, Mrs. George McClain,

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Guests included Miss Itar. Miss Judy Be urilanip of
fing of Creighton Restaurant
eta Jackson. Mrs. Ilenry Dun- Jacksonville, 'a
former Longin Winter Park.

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Brown Christmas" last year. children have tried preparing

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I Colorful and delicious fruit Orange City. and brothers-in.
Miss Jackie McClain was , salads were served with date law and sister-in-law. Brown - -4
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mother,
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luncheon given by

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Just blue sheer dress enhanc. serving were Mrs. Richard
I Tangeman. Mrs. David Both.
Mrs. F. E. Cordell and Mro.
The hostesses presented the Gordon Bradley.
guest of honor with a Bride's Floating hostesses vatto
Candle as a memento of the Miss Mary George and Miss
memorable occasion.
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front. Mary Edna %ore a Colonial print frock accented
with touches of beading and

'Marcht Jackson, a friend and fellow graduate,
Mrs. George McClain, her grandmother; and
Mrs. Marv in McClain, her mother.

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Charles Schuls, syndicated vania State University, aug.
gost that children be encourged
se the table, prepare
a super-Instant mesmeris.r "'Ch arlie Brown'
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NT IS II*s p.OVIO,u th e the vegetables or a simple
award. winning "A Charlie dish or dry the dishes. Once
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Margaret G reene were cohos. W. L. Roche Mrs. Nell Fuir LI M
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Mrs. zuxa:
Roast turkey,
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the birthday message. Tell we made one. but we want
dres learn about food %-mines
are In trouble IA)nlght, as Wayne is marvelous as the the Intrepid "Peaututs"
your family, or Just calmly to know It YOU think
we
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remove Ii. candles from the did the right thing My bro.
David snitching @cents are very test on the old diamond.
madly played by
cake. Sometimes You hATS to that's son was Bar Mitays
A preparing meals, Louis@ Hant.
Wayne. The Mad flatter Is funny. Liston carefully to
take candles as well as 61mat. last Saturday. (This Is a
and
their
Diane
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lines,
they're
quiet.
underplayed
and
In.
ilton, extension foods and nu.
re. collecting hats term" into your own hands,
liclous ceremony held in a
occupants-with an eye to very funny but she unfortu- tensely funny animation of tritIOU specialist at Peunsyl,
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luncheon at Use home of Mrs. Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mrs.
Louis* Long, Mrs. D. C. HowStable brown In Lake M
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Restaurant In Winter Park honored Lyman
graduate, Jackie McClain of Casselberry (seat-

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prnvsmsnt, you will realise occasionally, so it's not Ilk. to be ibi, to do is to idisest. A month of meal planning take a little educational proj. rho club voted to send a
her husband - so that be, and grocery buying ought to act. To hand bin money right monetary x1ft to the buildi
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how much YOunffsr You look. I'm snubbing anyone.
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too, known the limits to whkb be enough to convineis am back to him and may: 'Maybe fund being raised for a new
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stoat stubbom husband you can atntch It further than Odd Fellows Home in St. Pa"to It necessary for my
DEAR NO: I don't know
Any husband who hasn't that he ant the family ix' I can. And If you can, you tersburg.
children
to
have
the
exact
who
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calling
the
signals
in
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g.ea
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number of candle. for my your family, but he's out of don. any real grocery buying pert in such matters. Cit. can show m. how.
Hostesses for the June
ago on the eak e at my birth, bounds. If you "Invi te the
meeting wil l be Mrs. Ifeorlet.
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clay dinner? I think this is a whole idbe occasionally."
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is nolk of 1111aboomed Bab
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custom."
Mom.
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Anderson with the place to be
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announced later.
edNiil.lagiaMBaked
sold, "Hath not old custom
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DEAR ABBY: This In
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made this life more sweet?", not 5 letter g2king for ad.
7:30.1 p.m. (ABC) Rot- for this purpose, but what (Color) Thin In the tale of
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a gree t hat
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the tfs&amp;imfnt and You will thorn are. I'd like to add
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than the man of the house.
a husband
It be 4seld", A8ywGYP with*
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that his
she ought to insist til be wife must be extravagant
plan the most@ and buy the simply because he Isn't a
of how muck the thingsware
she
groesrl.. himself.
It he Is so sure Chat a t
of- Purchase$ for the family keep
taln amount will foad his tam- going up In price.
Ily. he ought to be willing to
That's not the time for a
prove it, Otherwim, he ought woman to argue or to
try

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treatment plan for caring for
your neck, send for my lost.
let, "How To Youthily Your
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A reader who .gins her in the lut few years ha. no talnly,
woman
has
lstt* with 'HELP, PLEASE"
deciding bow muck b.ea running a household for
boa a real problem. After U a week his wife aside for 23 yeses Is a better judge of

And never forrot to put make.
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DEAR AllY I have
it Oak" me look older. What nvwr delicate prablon. my
do you suggest? I eleaus with husband comen from a large
man go
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calling
family, and I get alon g very
a "blimp", it is time for her ing .1... i sin willing to by..
will wi th all of them, but
to gel busy and do something
naturally lithe some of his
about that orerweight.
Necks have a
of show. staters and brothers better
Nehru dIoU We simply Ing neglett. After cleasslago than others. My quagilon:
proper foods In Proper PrOpOr- use generous applicati
one Pat
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When
1 ent*rt&amp;lnl 12"'
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quality witch basso.
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guests In a pale blue linen
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been happy to quit- 11111t0fid
Your sister end ber am &amp;to be bid four no-trump,
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so'1 so "parts '
a the "aid of "
u- both ready candidates for UP" South decided thAt on@ fta 4N.V. pen I Ill ready played the eight-spot,
pen no PWN
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the won of hearts was "tab.
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six."
liahed u an sztra entry his
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Oswald: "A moderate
hand for a secon d dii.
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keep fie one. about getting rid of sleeve the window, knowing what
weight, send me a long, ul!.
lyale. North's bidding was falsicard somewhere along mosid fines... Of cour.., South
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to
though hag the way."
cashed his king of spades and
buy SlOthss but they are and enclose 21 cents In coin for t husband I. get help frightful
a club, South Jim: "Lot's assess that high club
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neck and yoke. The hostesses of the bride-elect, received in sage, a gift from the hostess, a French voile frock of
ed nuts
comrn Diana was attired In a pink presented her with a dainty a two-piece hunter green
ii dci of bitie. accented with Mint
sprakling pimek
linen sheath with a frilly white pink sweetheart rose
ensembLe complemented
groom.
with the ultimate
pleat ed jabot adorning the Mrs. W. R. Beasley, mother a white chrysanthemum car. elect, Mrs. J. A. Riser, chose $ white chrysanthemum car. was poured from a pedestal
tasteful decor created a
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1' was Mrs H H Slaughter. , antique silver service at the
Miss Diana Deasley, who will
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13 team, Sanford's baseball .. baseman John Hill, catches
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pbans asgina l&amp;gams sizt larry William,, outfielder
MOf$SL out
District sebeduis this evening
fielder Charles Kuflins, pit.
against Winter ar.
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who two years ago were the Bryan, Pine, Lee, Hitchcock,
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William,, Morgan and LP'oU.
district champ,.
FIRST PLACE TEA31 of the Junior Division, the B.P.M.F's. are (left
ma evening's game will be. et te played for the S.mlnoie
gin at 1:30 p. m. on *cCrac. High varsity last this past
to right), Frank Patterson, Vicki Schnitzler, Penny Bernal and Billy Knifken Yield, next to Tinker Yield spring. Wolfe and Slubbin,
fin. Team record was 89 wins and 43 losses.
were junior varsity player,,
In Orlada
The Sanford team has ,• Colbert and Mikler played
tie game slated Saturday af. with Oviedo, Hill and Nelson
THESE FIVE YOUNGSTERS have Just corn.
on A a the for 4L;MOM1, Mapes and Steve
Miami
tello and Sandy Fletcher and in buk are Dave
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4;
Jegkog,
gg
maker for Sanford Junior p!otcd their junior life saving course at Ft. Mel.
flg3,
$flya_y
Field
In Orlando
Carter
Street
au
that
stt
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Roberts, David Wyatt and Marcia Maheu, In.
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and then Sunday the team Is High, Manley for Bishop
on pool and are shown here receiving their Red
structora Lyn Giles and Muriel Scott stand at
marked down for two games Moore, while Muffins and Cog.
Cross patches. Standing in front are Mike Co..
left as Sally Neider hands out the patches.
on Bishop Moore's field- burn did not play high school
or
junior
high
baseball.
against Bishop Moore at 3:30
To Be
Frank
1.
and Orlando Post 114 it 7:30.
The Sixth District this year
Is composed of eight teams.
'the oth er seven are Evans,
Edgewater, Boone, Winter
Quality Mobile Homes wrap. Hardy and Stan Brumley had Strickland Morrison Ford Simco fanned 10 and walked
Park, Bishop Moore, Post 114
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batting
leadership
at
.331 to bail fell between them and (Jones High), Casseiberry and
By Vfl
ped up the first half Metro three hits each for Chase. caught up in the standings two.
Robinson Is on his his 14 home runs which also roiled to the wail.
Softball tit!s last night, while
Colonial. The Orlando Amer.
The Knights of Columbus, lth a 74 win over Goodyear. The Chiefs, behind th e glove
to becoming the first top the junior circuit.
Roberto Clement., who lean
the Knights of Columbus
gion posts have pool'
Kenny
Woodall
the win, and bat of Danny Gracey, top.
player to win the Most Valu- Baltimore picked up a full opened the inning with a slit. ad their funds to sponsor a
last
summer's champs who ning
pitcher
emerged
leaders
the
and chipped in ped the Yanks, 10.7. Tad Ma.
abs Player award in both game on the Indians who lost gle, climaxed
League,
finished last in the first halt with two hits
eight-run team for every high school.
did Aubrey thaws
the winning pitcher,
kagues and bringing the Balti. to New York
7.2; Detroit frame explosion for the Ph. All games will be played at
Quality
won
by
forfeit
over
this summer, continued their Poison and Donald Brown.
Initial
their
Orioles
mel.
Longwood.Casselberry to hike comeback with a 10.1 win over Gniggs had two hits and Joe
donned Boston 2.1; Minnesota atea with a three-run homer. McCracken, Carter St., Tink- At
American League pennant.
its mark to 13.1 with one game first half king Pinecrest As.
whipped Kansas City Si and Houston took advantage of er, Bishop Moore, and th e
INDIVIDLTAL TROPHY winners of the Junior Division were Bonnie Un.
Steffins a triple for Goodyear.
Bobby captured the National California clipped Chicago 3.2; three errors, two by first base. casaelbsrry
to play, Coble Boats, even sembly. The Knights are
Yield.. Coach
By Jim Baechus
ger, high average for girl's 139; David Kniffin, high series with handinow
Sanford
Atlantic
Bank
corn.
league's MV? title in 1961 in other A. L. action,
man Willie MeCovey, to score Thomas said he was
though th ey rapped Chase, 4' 3-0 in the second half. Roger bined the hurling of
cap 639; Billy Callan, high game of 237; Billy Martin, high series 600;
trying to Cass.lberry Post 256 will
An
important Sanford
Ray Grit.
when be led the Cincinnati In the National League, Los four unearned runs
S.
on route get some Sunday afternoon begin
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finished their first half of Aceardi and Bobby Thompson fin
Don Nicholas
high average for boy's 179.
the hitting of Will swim Association meeting
lada Into the World Series. Angeles edged Chicago I-I In to their triumph over the games switched to the Semi.
baseball action this play In second place with an had two hits apiece last night Walland
for
an
1.2
win
AM be's warming up to the Innings,
evening
over Navy, will be held Th ursday night
Cooper Yield in outstanding 13.3 record,
Houston outlasted Giants. Bonny Jackson, Dave nole High School field.
10
to back up the pitching of Bark had three hits for the
urns brand of magic this San Francisco 10.9; philadel. Nicholson and John Bateman Thomas said he will start Casselberry against American
A home run from the bats Nlcky Constantine. Bob Clif.
In the Civic Center
7:30
losers.
YIU.
phla trimmed Cincinnati 3.1; collected three hit., apiece with either Danny Lee, Gary Legion foes composed of of pitcher Don Hunter and ton had two hits for the losers.
discuss
plans
for
Satur.
In Pee We. play Tuesday, to
The 10 year veteran's recent Atlanta clobbered New York for the Astro..
Maples or Ray Pivee on the members of the Boone High triples by George Griffin and
In another Church League the undefeated kebcls won (Jay's AAU Invitational Swim
accomplishments set him a' 11.6 and Pittsburgh plastered
Jim Lefebvre and Al Fer. mound. Leading off in center
Rick Sires
led Coble, while game last night, First Baptist their fifth straight with a 2-0 meet at the Sanford Naval
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part from his peers. Tuesday 'St. Lot-is 9.1,
rare hit back-to-back homers field will be Steve Shumaker School baseball team
walloped the Church of God, win over the Tigers. Mike Me- Academy Pool.
night, he collected four hit,,
Rookie F,ft.$ Peterson limit. In the 10th for the Dodgers: and his brother Carl will play Manager Howard Willough.
II
16-5,
behind the hitting of son bested Mark Sinico in the
winning ed Cleveland to five hits
IledIng a game
Ferrara, who earlier had hit second and bat second. The by and Coach Art Lego will
Ralph Foley. Foley hit for the pitcher's duel, even though The penalty for clipping hr
baes.losded single In thellth the
handed the In. his fourth home run, lofted a rest of the batting order has field a starting team compos.
sty
cycle-a single, double, trIple Simco allowed but one hit to the National Football League
buds g that gave Baltimore a Wins their eighth loss In H soft fly which fell untouched Billy Gracey
shortstop, An. ed, for the most part, of I.y,•
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and home run. Bob Welch had Mason's two. Mason fanned 12 was 23 yards, Instead of 15
$5 victory over Washington games. Bobby
Richardson and for a lnsido.the.park circuit dy Mikler In right field, Tim man Iiasul'all players
a
homer
for
the
losers.
and didn't walk
and moved the second-place Joe Pepitone slammed homers when shortstop Don Kessic. Colbert at first hap• Tommy t.i.t_.
man, while yards, until 1940.
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be
first
baseman
Larry
will
makes
a
three-way
tie
age points of the slumping nine.
METRO SOFTBALLgue,
Browne collided,
in left field, Dick Manley at Miller, third baseman Larry
w. I. the race exciting
George's,
Cleveland Indians.
Mickey Lolich, Larry Sherry Woody Woodward's two-run third base and then the pitch- I!aker and right fielder Don
Strickland-Morrison and Flor.
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In doing so, the righthanded
Quality
MI!
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single
and
Joe
Tome's
three.
and Johnny Padres combined
er.
Paulsen. The two men will
bitting slugger added the A.L. to stop Boston on three hits. run homer, featured Atlanta's
12 3 ida Slate Bank all have 10-5
Other members of the team depend on these three boya Cobia Hosts
records.
$
The Tigers scored the winning seven-run fifth Inning outburst are outfielder-first baseman for most of their hitting l'inocrest Rex.
The Florida State Bankers
iongwoo(i
run In the seventh on Willie which wiped out a 5-0 Now Mike Stubbin,, outfielder-in, punch.
caused
the ti. In the Little
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horton's triple and Bill Free. York lead,
fielder ld Hitchcock, short. ,Miller hit .245 , Baker hit Chase
American play by topping
Penney's
ban's sacrifice fly.
.350 and Paulsen rapped at
George's, 2.1. Tommy Barks
CIIVRCH SOFTBALL
Jim Kaat went the distance,
a .327 pace for Coach Jim Knights of Columbus
fanned 13 for the winners as
IIANT4tM DIVISION'S individual trophy winners were (seated in front)
3
scattering eight hits and
6-1
Payne's Lyman High team Pinecrest Assembly
]).tie Alexander, high series -180; standing (left to right)
Harold .John2 1 Ricky Sergeant drove home
striking out eight, as the
this spring.
son, high average for boy's 130; John limes, high series with handicap,
First Baptist
2 i both runs for the winners.
Twins dropped the Athletics.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Other lyman players ex. I'inecrcst Baptist
Dicky Dens had two hits for
- 530; Ann Tournoux, high average for girl's 120; Scott Roche, high
Kest chipped In with a two.
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run single In the third after San Fran
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Lf11.E AMERICAN
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Mike Lego, shortstop Brent Florida St. Bank
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anti
left
fielder
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George's
-store last night, hurling a Jimmie Hail filled the bases. Philadelphia 29 21 .560 2½
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Chicago
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three-hitter and belting a two
Stirckland-Morri
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10
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Norm Siebern's two out Houston
21 24 .538 4½ California
23 26 ,490 6½
Charlie Newell, who corn- Sanford.Atlantie Bank 7 I
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run homer In the Senators 64 pinch single i the eighth Cincinnati
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26 .447 1) New York 22 23 .468 7½ piled a 4.2 record with a 2.Oii Navy
$
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victory over Longwood in scored Rick Reichardt, who Atlanta
24 39 .411 2 dinireut 22 25 4u8 7½ EllA fur l.yman this year, Goodyear
Beminole Senior League play had led off with a triple, and St. Louis
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21 27 .43* 9½ Washington 23 29 .422 9 has been tapped
a start.
PEEWEE EASTERN
at Cooper Yield in Cassclber. ended Chicago's
winning New York 17 27 .836 11½ Kansas City 18 29 .383 11','. ing pitcher in tonight's con Rebels
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streak at five.
Chicago
15 35 .300 164 Boston
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380
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test.
The annual Junior Bowling the Summer Bowling Leagues, well as the usual individual
Cubs
Stuart allowed the Longwood A 19-game winner for Phila.
2 2
Tuesday'. Games
Tuesday's
Results
Besides Newell, the only Twins
League
banquet
held at are requested to have them trophies.
nine two hits and a run in delphla In each of the past two Los Angeles 8 Chicago S
1
Baltimore 6 Washington 5 (12 starter the team has ii Bob. Tigers
Starting with the flanam
Jet Lane.. this past Saturday, at the lanes this Saturday at
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by Usk, a lefthanicr, who
with 75 perents and adults 9:30 n.m. This bowling pro. Division, the top three teams
them down on only one hit the only a bunt single by Deron
PEEWEE
WESTERN
Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1
New York 7 Cleveland 2
did a fins job for Apopka Panthers
guests of the more than SO gra
gram is open to all children were: 1st Place - Wildcats
rest of the way.
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Detroit 2 Boston 1
111gb School.
members of the two of this area, both boys and with 91 wins and Ii losses,
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big rlghthander fanned a homer to Leo Cardenas in
Yanks
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Houston 10 San Francisco P
Minnesota 6 Kansas City 1
The two coaches hope to Chiefs
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13 batters. Ills two- run homer the fifth-his sixth in four
3 2
Wednesday's Games
California 3 Chicago 2
increase their pitching staff Cards
Don Nicholas, league presi. Ann Toumneoux and John
of 12 years of nge and under
In the fourth Inning was all games-and a bloop single by Los Angeles at Chicago
in the next few weeks.
and the older boys and girls dent anti president of the Ihine: second place A3D'sthe undefeated Senators need. Vada Pinson In the sixth. His
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Wednesday's
(lames
Atlanta at New York (N)
The starting nine in to. Shrine
of the Junior-Senior Division. Central Florida Junior Tray. Robert Smith, Karen Kniffin,
ad for the victory.
Chicago at California (N)
14 strikeout., which tied a Cincinnati
Philadelphia
night's
game will be compos- KIwanis
One of the highlIghts of the eling League, was selected
Harold Joh nsRegina
on,
John Newell and Mike liar, personal high, gave him a
3
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Kansas
City
(N)
Minnesota .d of catcher Larry Lott (a (ivItan
innrnIn,
in
addition
to
the
the
1964
Junior
Howler
of
Crowe:
third place Hurricanes
gla each supported Stuart with total of 25 in his last two ap St.
2
2
(5)
Louis
at
Pittsburgh
(N)
former Lyman player), first Elks
Jeffrey Largen, Pam Web.
i"ru than 50 trophies jrtietit. the Year. The trophy for this
a pair of singles, while George psarances.
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San Francisco at Houston Boston at Detroit (N)
baseman Miller, second base- Rotary
em, Down Gasil and John
cii
to
thi'
children
of
the
lea.
honor
Bimpklns had a pair of hits Cookie Rojas and Bill White
donated
by
the
Wed.
0
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New York at Cleveland (N) man Le go, shortstop helm,,
(N)
for Longwood.
Igu",
were
peiai pprecia- riciday evening men's City Nicholas.
LITTLE NATIONAL
each homered to pace the
Washington at HaltIm-r. (N) third baseman Baker, left- Chase
Thv-sday'a Games
Individual honors for th e
Lcogwood'a Little Leaguers Philadelphia attack, White's
than Plaques' awarded to League on an annual basis to
14 0
a Los Angeles at Chicago
Thursday Games
fielder Brander, cent.rfielder I.oeomottve Eng.
swamped the Senator., 170, gift Inside-the-park variety
the two co-coaches of this this league as the Paul Pezold Bantams were high Average
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Atlanta at Now York (N)
ICansas City
Minnesota
Dun Robinson, rlghtfhelder i'inecmt Rex.
Harold Johnson 180 and
behind the four hit pitching of which occurred in the
league. Ken Martin anti Thel- Memorial Trophy.
first Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) Boston at Detroit
Paulsen anti pitcher Newell. Quality Ml!
lucky Salmon. Salmon scat- when Johnson and Pinion St.
First, second and third Ann Tournoux 120: high He.
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Unger.
Louis at Pittsburgh (N)
New York at Cleveland (N)
(lame time will be 7:30 at hunt L'M
tared four singles, including stood motloniess as
Dale Alexander 450;
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Those Interested In having j!ace leant trophies were pm.. ne.
his fly San Francisco at Houston (N) Washington at Baltimore (N) Cooper Field.
two by Ken Johnson, and to.
high Game
John Nichols
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children
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both
division,,
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John Hines 660; high
Junior League
Burrows had four single.,
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Game with handicap
(At Pinehurst)
three runs and two 11111 (or
Roche 214.
Rotary vs. CPO .4:30
Longwood. Doug Sturgill had
In the oIler Jirnlor.Heninr
S
Kiwanis vi. Shrine 1:30
a single, two Bill and three
Division, the top threa teem.
Little
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runs. Darrell Payne rapped a
the Mots when Joe Nuxhall Ifeffner said, Last year at San plained to Heffner. The Beds'
were: First Place
(At flay Ave.)
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pair of singles and Larry Chu. NEW YORK
May
ay hit .321 with 34 best pinch.hltter '1st season First Federal
;
Hunt L-31
To Cincinnati Beds bra.s won- list. 'There's more than one somers and
ant had a two-run double.
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In tonight's action, Lake d*rs why a team with so much guy in Cincinnati who'd glad. 0.
fin, Penny Itsmnal, and Vicki
(At Ft. Mellon)
Mary and Forest City will talent hasn't won pennants ly trad places with me, just
Simpson, acquired in the seven homers in his first 40 Loco mo tive Eng. vs. Chase '
&amp;hnitaler; second glac..
play Little League game be. the past two years and isn't for the chance to play."
Robinson trade, wonders why at bats this spring.
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7:30
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out front Is the race this
All manager Don Heffner he Reds wanted him in the "I just wanted to know
ginning at Spa,
Spohiki, John Bogus, and El.
PeeWe.
year.
will say is that "thisclub has irst place, lie hit .301 for what you got to do to become
len Batts; third place went to
(At Ft. Mellon)
Perhaps, suggest sevra1 more bench strength than any ;cattle last year.
a regular," he said. "But we Yankees vs. Cards 4:30
the F.xcalihers
David Knit.
Clncy players, the answer to I've ever seen." He won't call Some may Pa-vletich, who
room forolmost anybody's hood. Wth
bit all know it must not be easy Cubs vs. Twins 4:30
fin, Ginger Kipp, Tommy flit.'
It may not be much to look at. But be.
the punle Is sitting on the it a "personnel problem." Nor 319 in 68 games for Cincin. for Heffner. There will
hat on it. Snug.fiiting bucket Slats. Doors
and Ken Martin.
always
neoth that humble exterior beats on air.
Gt2IES THURSDAY
Reds' bench.
will owner Bill DeWitt.
that close so well you can hardly close
in 1963, is threatening to be a couple of guys who beef,
engine
The individual trophy wincooled
it won't boil over and
1.1W, Natbesal
"Too much talent," one I the first month of the site Johnny Edwards' job, but this Is
them, (They're so airtight, it's better t
more of the Junlor.Senior Diridiculous?
your piston rings. it won't freeze
(At Pt. Mellon)
United Press Interuational
open
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player said. "This may be a season. Heffner fielded a doz- 'But
window
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crock
first.)
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over anti iiln your life. It's In the bock of
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he cot where the weight on the rear
oral,
average
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way you alice it, it's a psob. ing to one bench-sitter', count. :atcher like Edwards out
each suspended independently. So when
of saying it was because Heffner hunt L.M vs. Chase, 7:30
wheelsmokesiheractionbeiterinsnow
member of the pro golf tour,
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linger 139; high,
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The Reds have had live first' he lineup?"
end sand. And it will
was platooning. Then we
you about 29
series
Billy
Martin 600;
was whistling Dlxi. today "Everybody's got a gripe. basemen
(At Bay Ave.)
bounce doesn't mol, the other wheel
Gordy Coleman, Substitute a position and a started winning so th at wasn't
Mile 10090110"0190L
high
game
Billy
Callan
Quality MR vs. Locomotive
while Sammy Saead was wish. The difference In ability be. Tony Perez, Don Pavletich,
bump.
it's
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bite
that
you
pay
the
same, and it Is a question they the problem.
After a white you get to like so much
237; high series with handi.
Eng., 4:30
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lag be could chirp that happy tween some of the regulars Deron Johnson and Lee May. isk up and down the Reds'
boy
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cap
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and some of the guys on the
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tune.
it looks tile.
only
answer.
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high game with handicap (At
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the car.
all.
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only
outfield
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flod
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regular,
playing
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legroom
year-old car
"Take Chico Ruts," said to play some. Can you
Sutto
Zinn, a 31--year-old
Steve hudson 254.
Penney's vs. Pinecrest Rex.,
That's the beauty of It.
when a so-called reg two positions, center and ;hamsky. "lie, like a bout 10 gine the howl it Don Iranf almost anybody's legs. hough head.
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7:30
out a couple of right.
tther bench-sitters on this stuck to one lineup?"
various trophy presentatIon.
Calif., posted a low of 137 at game,, he's mad. And when Otherwise Heffner has
Chink Softball
pla- :lub, could play regular any. How about the Reds pitchwere Alice Best, Sanford Wo(At Pinehurst)
the San Francisco Golf Club a non-regular doesn't even get boned Tommy Harper, Johnrhere In the league. I think era?
JUNIOR HOWLER of the Year Don Nicholas
men's Bowling Association
Knights of Cot. vs. Pinecrest
Ellinor
Tuesday to lead 70 qualifiers to pinch-hi, fee' a week, he's
Mel Queen, Art Shamsky Ruiz must be going nuts, lie "Oh, they're In their own
how oft the Paul l'ezohi Memorial
proudly .shows
president, and Gil Luck, **cInto the U. S. Open champion. burned."
and, occasionally. Dick Situp. lot to bat only is times last world," Sharnsky said. "Be. Rapt.. 8:13
Hwy. 17.92, Just South of Sanford
Pee We.
Trophy donated by the adult City League on
rotary-treasurer of the Ban.
hip that begins
16 In "It's the gripingeat bunch 1 son, in the outfield.
fear. lie Isn't the same guy I sides, in baseball there's DO Panthers vs. Chiefs, 4:30
annual basis to the outstanding junior bowler of
ford Men's Bowling AasocE- Ban Francisco, Fifty three ever
said (Jerry Arrigo,
May has been sent down. snew two years ago."
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too much pitch.
At Pinehurst)
this area.
tlon
m'a'lESTKD REi'.tIt. rnrcn EAST COASr
then qualified Monday.
a pitcher recently waived to "There just wasn't room," Shamiky said
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First MVP In Both Leagues

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17 years of age Is welcome cause these people strung was
the Sanford Naval Air bowl in one of the many lea. determin, the number of its.
The kids had themselves
to join these two league,.
'em out. . .Chuck Single. Station Officer's Wives, which Sues offered to you,
please guss well have functioning
ball this Saturday, what with
One of the most popular ton. Earl Weaver Chuck Red. was headed by Margie Ro
d.be here at the Ian. this corn. for you during th summer
all of the trophies and arm and certainly to be repeated man, Jack Manner and Jane man. In her group
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Jeanne Brown, Joy Barrene.,
to them. Add to that the fact io PM is the No Tap Tour.
Perry Doyle, Shirley MeThere'll be bowling. • • • .
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Next Friday, Jun. 17th
that there were approximate. nament. Even if you lose you
here
the lanes this Sat Donald, Anita Barker, Karen at special price, for you at through the 9th, whkh is Sun.
ly 70 adults observers on rolled so well that you don't
urday
$ &amp; 10 PM for one McCarron, Ellen Ruth, Km. 6 PM and then there'll be day, Jet Lanes will be closed
hand to watch and applaud mind the losing part
too very of the easiest scoring tour. on Evjen, Janet Leon, Ethel an organizational meeting for th
e resurfacing of the
their efforts, plus a delicious much
Quelland, Beverly Greear, that night at $
neys you'll over find.
30 PM By lanes by AMP' Well reopen
most. ....well, you
read.
As
example. Earl Was.
We had two groups of keg. Nancy Anderson, Pat Can, the response of you men be. the following Monday, June
ily appreciate their having
%or first place with ter-ettea here at the lanes on troll, Marie Barlow, Lib Cleve. Ins here at
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that time, It will 20th.
such
good time,
a io series. Sow before you Thursday, just for the fun of land, Helen Hauser, Sally
I'm speaking of the annual get too excited about that
Julian, Peggy B.rndt, Joan
rd banquet of the Satur. score, remember, for every
Down on lanes 1 thru 4 we Zinn, Ruth Swanson and June
day morning Junior Bowling nine pin count on your first had the RVAH.12 Pointers- Albers.
League which was held here ball, you automatically
are Nancy Smoot, Barbara Lo.
Next Thursday, June 16th
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ults who helped us during to Chuck Redman's 614. Split- Smith, Betty Monfort. Gayle newly organited Navy Mix.
the season and a special ski's 611 and Fred Brown', Gebbie, Janet Roger.. Elsie ed League.
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Hudson, Shirley Bennett, Pat But will bowl Thursday's at
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Ity: Donna ,%I. Martins
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flaputy Clerk

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for cash to the 194C
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the Auxiliary Unit will
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installations of officers for W
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the coming year Jointly at
peati Deuxieme; Mrs. Laic*
pm Monday at the Woman's
Jones Winter Garden L'u
club of Lasselberry
iiian 'w
monier, M rs. Lilli
W e,,ll s.
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Sixth District Commander
Orlando
L'Archiviate, Mrs.
utian Fussell and Mrs Wil
a t hr y a Mahard, Orlando,
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s ixth district pres- K
a ones
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laussuere, Mrs Lillian Severs,
ideal, will be the installing of.L
em Park. Secre' a re, 14 f
tidal, assisted by members
F dith Fetter, Orlando, Cos.
of their staffs.
ciere- and Mrs Pauline Key.
First place winners in the
,
es, Mt. Dora, Pouvotr
Americanism Essay Contests ber (outgoing chapeau). em.
sponsored by the Auxiliary at
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,'s, Severs was inia
installed by
an South
C
yman jiggi. School
proxy as she Is in Illiooi.s to
heminole Junior high Schc'l
tend graduation a
w A.
have been invited to read
ing ceremonies for her grandieir winning essays,
children
Serving on the committee
Also attending th e installsSor refresh men ts a nd table
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are Mrs. Edith
decorations

cii. at 1:011 at cIuak I. It. on though they be detai,.4 or ml..., .v,n though they hi
Tisu,r.-l.sy the .lrI lay mt Jun.. -jeVinhihi,,
dstu-h,.l or nietchibIe.
if fl.ekwlih. Jr.
I 1'.. 1344 at th. fr,nt or the
W1TNP:ils
han-I ant the
%VITNI:$5 my hind ant the
(lark of the Circuit Custit. %V.st.rly -i-,.r at the zS.,ntn,ie seal of salt my
('Curt it itsnfrI. 'C-il Of 5*1.1 Court at W.nf,,.t
$.mi,iu,I. County, P'iortda I'minty Court house In San- YI.rI,t,, this14th day of .May
. YI.'ri'Ia. this 14th diy of Slay

Clerk of th* Circuit Court

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Legion Home in Orlando.

Jane Casselberry

American

County, Vlorlds, more particul.
arlY deserlbe,l as follows:

•trthur

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Mrs. Lillian Stewart of
By

h*rexftor pertain to. or be
us@4 MAY hareart r Pertain to. or be

hay of Jun.. t:si,
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l'.tTir) this Sr-I lay of Jun.. IrR.%Ii

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Officers for the coming year
were installed June I by
Orange County Salon 370 of

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ficii(ed at the Installation

AH that certain proverty sit.
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Jill Harper, Lisa Hughes, Wesley Caiveti,

Students of the class are Joss Atkinson, Sharlee

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1113intltf. Tit. natur* ,it s.ilj

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r 4111111T or a rit-ri.t.t ,--,rtmr*tinn an-11 Ken. page M
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"IF: "'i"'ll J"ll"til- ('111, noth tilrelor. Nat Sokulow, rtjr,ls or Sontinalo. county.
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hri .4P,,l*kI. W1111int III. Sim. Florl,ts. the -4-cription ne the
col, % ,rv. rt.onint,
mons, Jr. moll Ityron W. rvans Protisil ty Prw#,
4@,l against be.
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lantm Inir 4m f.,unwa.
F.I)N,A J. Wlll!,.I-.,Lk.I1,
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that by virtue air that certain Co unty, l'tori,ia, more parti.
tSIT. O-C, aeCorling to
F I Of .*CCU Ifl I C
CU ISF7
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a
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a
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tit
onell
RTUU
cait.?
di:. Ih
of
nui
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Lot
ii4a?isoo ant
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011 1 rT3O\ BUREAU
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a
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of
LhavaI
County.
NA ST BROOK Si 110111
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Public lLaeorIu
FIRST
tTi(a II ( ITT liAK Dl ()111 ILk) a Florida Lor i hri Ia upon a fInal julgi
lea
L SIT SO SIX ac
heminol. County riorlda
Trua.(.. the l'hlltp C*,.y
nuent renter-i In the ..ii.I '- "un
rotting
to
lb.
put
there.
Together
with the to!lowin
'ltiruuas luring
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lant. on the Sib Iy at July tSjS in
of is re or tel In list ten,, of property which Sr.
I ii I tan tin -for agre.in.nt
lb it
U dull e III C evil I I
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NOTiai: lit iil-:ltEiiy UIVEN ilihar l ilaisy. Plaintiff ani
•tui,4 fle,'.mb.r
1)44
$ t'ubii, flee-arts at Snail. .tali.,i as a part of th.
liainhtff, that ian let * flea rn of S-or.
P .iterprise. in
a
nol.
County
pruverneni, on .*I1 land
la'aurs and 'ste enter. I by the i-i ,r a i-orporattt n ant Ken Tng.th.r with S-torUs
the following
5'. P STISOIIOIJiIK 5. i.. n c
I I LIIETT 15 0131.1- SI •t Ui .Iu ta. of th. ( iruit Court of oath 1110. .r Sit II akoi aw John items of property
which
Titit filtol' IN ftASO!
'' Ninth Ju
D.f.n tint.
at Circuit In Spat ki William U Simm n' I'cat.I In and perman.nt'y are
In.
StOOp I KTU3OXPI s
aiii fair $enuluiuui (ouinty, S-1"r. Jr. ant ityron IV Kvat,.. lie. ,IaIleti
sornat or utti:
as a part of the Int.
I.'.!. uutu:
x.yrtrp: ItS ilI'iti-iiIY llI%'t-'N Iii. 'a'u the 4th Icy of June, t.nI.,vui,, ii toni Writ it Its- prov.nnent.
aunt •.ai-I .uui:
Wi-:itTlsa;Iu,l'gr
tit ma the 14th 4.iy at Jun. I ill. In the ab..v. .tyl.I eama,.
I. n C.
e9itiI,fl wa. tet I..re l to rn. •i.
aiI-:SCt:%l. RI. t.: a - T it! C
T tile
itP:PItlaJp:I(ATO1I
t ii mao .%. M.
t the West ct,nr I will cell at Puullia Au,-di.uo to sheriff at i4enaluurtie County
lIlILT
IN
ItANIiI-:
MautuRt.
Si' atDll. JtMa'I:IulU.
of lb. Ca,u,tt lieu.. of $.ml. the highest biller fair a-sh at v I u r II a. I has. ia-vi.i
.14:4 SRIIIll. Cviii ival.J
tAt. RIt2344:4
n-i,, I'uiunly, at Sintorl. YIor. the %%'*of front door of the upon lisa Interest owned by
StON(aol!t.%3I WA!.!. 11RAT.
I
NT E It NAT IONAL 011,
Ila. th. qnd.,ajgn..i ct.rk will Courthius., in lb. City of Sin. Byron W. RYin. In lb. f-il.
Ru
SiOI)Rt.
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S%'.IL!. IIRATER 14001:1.
tIer far itt e th, following fort. Seminole County. Yiariti.a, lowing -lescribet property to.
l,L.
117133)3
ii lb. hatar of liOm) o',io.i c.tle,l in '.nninl. Couflty. VIot. Together with all .truo-iv,rp, Together
1370 VRRIA3.
P7$fl2.4Nl)IjS
•teperibeul jest pnaipefty:
with all
st ructu r s
i,,.t ii, ,a'.Il..INIs ii.t.s. limon on the tit lay aat Jiise,
ca nit:
in-I Irniur-uv.un,-nts now ant SOul Improvemen
1144, hut .0-rtain par- .1 of
now ant
plat
acaurting Ii, the
t..,t i,
anti 40 111k ii, hereafter on slit lint. .ini hereafter on said
t on -Ii. anal Ii.
tl,.re.,r a. n.n-,rl.i in l'i.it tril prapenty l.'ribed a tul.
ansi 1.ia 1, 34, 15 £ 33. tlattares attinheti thrr,to ant lurea attached
thereto
and all
il-amuit 13. l'sg.. 43 ant ii. I-mn,:
111k Ii. Iv : it T %l.T.5.- all renti, issue,, procee.I., ani tent.. isata.,,
proc..t,, an-I
Lot 17 (l.EtS$ the S,iith 3
itec,,rl, of Semi.
Put-lie
SIOSTI: Itp:ttlil-ra section profits aertitng an-I t
ac.
profits
accruing
and
to
aa'crua
n-i. County, ploriula.
f..ti anti all of t.ots IS
Twu-, 11. It. to, Iut 7.; 1.-mt 4 ctue from sal-I premise,, alt of from
premIse., .11 of
h.-g.Ii,er with all .tru-ttjr.s
SuOt 15. lit..- k "m 'f it-IN.
11 thruuh 3 1), iSINLINIIU which are Iniui.I within the which salt
are
Included
wItht the
Invi praav.n,,.nt. fi x t ur es, applt
LIXI)ia Till 41 lii lIlt
Till 'St itl'ittl Ill It TI tore tng Ii-. ripti an 4n ,t the U regolng ties rlpttmm
ant the
au,- ..,
It 1-. :1 I T I I I I..
aol appalrt.nan,- -'. n
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VU!., V. It. 3. Paia. 41I hato'ntun, thereat; atso all habenulum thareot; a l
StaaNT1-: it,:. 'TIUN, sc-ott.
call lint mr 'tied In c'tanjaanc.
so all
tiur.auch 45; lou III. hill. I - Ili p. 'learn. eI.etri,. water, aol aU. iteam. electri,-,
hag in the I'i.tt there--f
water. an-I
tI-us th.r.n lb
Tract
4 i- A N 1.-I N Ii.) -mtha'r heating, a'ooklr,g, r.frt. other
heating, cookIng retri.
The afiur,..II sal e
uraried in i'tat itu.mk 2
nilI be
$i'iiINatt4. P. It 4. l'ac. 71: uieratlng. Iiaihting. plumbing. gerating,
lighting, piumbing.
I an.. 4,, at in* l'ualaiic it
male pursuliat I.' a final .I..
au-i I.nt I.. tIll. B, Tract ventilatIng, irrIgatIng ml pow. ventilating,
Irrigating
c?e. of f,,r,cl,.ur. .nt.r.I in
ant
r,,r-I. at S.mlusui. count)..
SO.
$.%N!.%NIua 1 5i-itt%i;ul. at ,y.tem,, n,achIn,.. appli. Power system.,
machine,, 4.
t'lorita.
I'hincery .'.cti-sn N.'. ISI9 3 new
l it. 4, Pig 17. Public II.. anuces, future., ant api,urt.a. plhane... I, mg.
IN WITNF:ita sviir.np:oy, I
ant appur.
peulins In the CItult Court of
c-rI. mat S.minui. County, inc.., which now Sri or
tefl.ncs., which now
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pt-ople in suninver work. pressway.

Harvey, "
if you ever tit the state employment of-

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books overduer'

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interchange connecting

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His plans are to complete - his tour of duty. and resume
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his studies. Speaking of the (
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new GI Bill of Rights, he said,
"I am very happy and you can
t that I will take advantage
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of
We trust that every person
ERNE
who is eligible for these bent.
fits will take advantage of You going to do next? Actual.
mama.
IY. you have jut come to bet,
and the distance home is long
Richard (Dick) Evans an. and tedious. Of course, It you
nounces the inception of a have no goal for which to
p r ogram
the
interested persons are ask- It is very evident that many
ad to contact Evans.
of our youngsters complete
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their high school training, but
One-hundred and twenty-se. fail to even try to enter in.
ven persons received diplomas stitutions of higher learning.
at Crooms High School's 38th From this writer's obserwa.
nnual commencement *xer- UOO. quite a low high school
dcci Monday night,
grads even enter farm work,
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Ray It. Wright, son of Mr. tence, but It also showl that
nd Mrs. Samuel Wright Sr., such Persons bays very little
f Sanford received his US ambition.
degree in mathematics this Certainly we must be cogni.
week from Bethune-Cookman zant of the vast challenge in
College. Ray is a graduate of our everchanglog and most
Crooms With and plans to complex society; Or Is the
teach. Ile was a member of challenge too great for our
the 5len's Senate and YSICA acceptance? The trouble with
many of us Is the fact that
at USC
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we want something for sothVisiting our city for their ing. Our society teaches us
faughter Irene's graduation that we must be able to pm
are Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gains duce in ordtr to rtap the
and their children. Krystal, harvest.
Xatrice, and Ellis Jr. of New One of the most disturbing
Orleans. La. Mrs. Gains li the things Is to see some recent
former Doris (Skeet) Jackson graduates who confine them
selves to walking the streets
of Sanford.
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day after day, talking loud,
Mr. and
Jacob (Jake) and creating a public nuis.
Brinson and son, Jake Jr., of ance. To put the whole blame
flochester, N. Y., are among on these subjects would be an
We many persons who are at injustice to them because
tending the 39th annual corn- their parents are responsible
mencement actftities at uts in a large measure for the
Boti: are 1i33 graduates of formulation of such habits and

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Bay and Than Rang.

th* PlAintiff. or loutin.

cent of their street mainten
yiuur In,w.r with the ant ilutreis Is: Smith. Elliot
once budgets to remove snow Clerk of this C,urt, atul ta snul t4-'hwalb., 313 ItarnUlt

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Revival serb
it \ew of Irooms high School says
Salem Primitive ii apt 1st ' Treat your child right and
Church began Monday night. he will do what is right."
This reporter c o n c u r e s
The services will culminate
wholeheartedly with his state.
Friday night.
4 Rev. John Walter Fricon. ment.
brother of the pastor of New
Salem, Rev. P.H. Frison, and
pastor of First Baptist Church
flfl
VII
of Bartow, is guest minister.
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8fir" a tnpy thoroof inion the IIAnk llull-linir. Jotoksonville %
Other projects Included In
and ice rom their streets.
4IntIff. ,,r 11 kintifr* q
nm-r- Flort-14. not I.tt*r then June
Base of the Pyramid of the
the call for bids were Inter.
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t an't
nie
an-I a(I-Iress :1. 1944.
--_ ney, wh,
In
to: Smith.
t H.
Santa -9un, near 31exico City is
is"
S.- II'V.11hp,
It you fall to do so. doer**
I 2 Ii.arvu,.tt flank IttutitIng, pro cant.,.0 will be ,flter#.t
Ii
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larger iban •that o• • e (arcat
l{uai and Nassau counties.
,
Jakit,n,jlt, , S-'iuurIul4, not asuirast you for the relief d.
the Pyramid built by Cheops In
A
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Ihan JIIflØ 'I 1346
manI.,t in the enintilaint.

Sanford:

titers, whom hti said were

0

Cities spend 25 to 5o per

i'ark Auditorium in Miami.

license of a billiard parlor
operated by two eldi-rly bro-

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of the American

and grunted the requcet ally- June 10 at the llityfront he

appeals to restore the liquor

•

State To Onen
Beds On June 30

1.1%04

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till iso a 1511% 151) 11)15
%'s4$. I '.TIu. a c urr:II

K.Ni)%VN.
you in tho ahov* entltle,t
anti Pasco counties, were call- Fudge's niother-in jull on a
Yoti are herehy notifted that
an-1 that Ynu arm her*.
11 1'r.,s, ttir," the "deaf" bro- ell for by the Road Depart. grand hirceny charge atem. Bookseller, Association lere. ay"t,suit I,-&amp;% I-n tllv.t mitisinat caus";
I-Y recluire,l to filoo your answer
and NA:'Itl%IA.All. INC.. a with the Clerk of this Court.
titer n labia ii
flit nt.
nuing from a Tampa thi, ft
I tori is c rp rati n
ii, Itu. an ,l to ,.rv* * copy thereof
The bosird menthers chuckled
'rho hids will Im opened told tllpm her x(in had said

SAN FRANCISCO (1!I'D--,

Dictionary Sale

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$Fears at Talladega College.
lie previously served with
the 123rd Transportation Corn
lleservedoneyearin

were expected to complete

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The )OUtBIU sosdier is a
graduate of Croome High ~'e

.

POt COOK.OIm

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Center. Fort HoLland, in Butt.
more, Md., after spending ccv.
,S ih hi
his parent s.
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Her. WESTERN

Leave

M-3734
- Ernest Whitby has
USIneuIg,nTche
turned

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adventure fl 5P*.0
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At the same time, teenni-

Linda
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Kathy Jack.
D
ianne Carver. JiiUnited Press International
son,
ona
tly Bales, Lorraine (.rif.
was U
ft'Ve7 eW
fin,
Wanda Noe, Marof the uvie
IMIS
are concealed anti protected ne Fedder.son. Brief
underground. Stost stand on builness meeting wa.j
e, a
ground
conducted by C a ii
launchers.
Beine, president (cen.
Now that h
have ter, Itottom).
and Titan I
missiles Amer. Mayheu (left) and Dibeen dismantled,
all
I's ICRMs-two versions of anne Fedderson. Re.

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Spends

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rooms

Problem

uIl.R, INS

CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)- #

Missiles

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(ICIIM) but that the nie
State $ super or ty rema ne
at three or four to one.

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Surveyor $ two-day
break from Its pleture.taking

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:;ec
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"I
trength
comai" 4.11 Minx Club was a
t°'
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able.
The most recent official honoring mothers of
the members. In the
statement, on last Stay 24, group .shown with Mrs.
said only that there had b,en
Kay Sassman, a d u I t
..
leader (top photo), are
Itussian inter-conSandy Fletcher, kath

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give

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compared with 1,480 In
America's land and sea-based
arsenal. U. I sources reportI e
iy
ci
source
provided
e
f hd ii
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h
tent
/
n f America's superiority
""O ' In the premier weapons of
the nuclear age, despite
I.
mod estIncrease n
aT e
rn:.iIe power over the past

station in
JAwassobvirs.
Booth Africa, and Canberra.

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THE

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file thr -,rixfnii An-w~r 1,1 the

AUCTION

194yrilun't l'u'll(i4lit, A*so,

wo-4. Via. 138 - 4439.
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do n' t e
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phigolegIlly alert. Stele. S.11nig
to collods, can supply @teal.
long ro~- ,,inmentiattt,liq frejot

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t. Johns Realty
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$1395

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fill-1-11 4-1
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4

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lilts it-,altion p-riAinjoilt I--

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the I lalollit I. .FTI)5,
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1 44 the hand And 4@41
list
44mandf,
11
14
the Coln- of the Clerk
of the circuit
plaint
Court this :3rd day of May.
.
This %*oil,,* &amp;hall be pUbl!oh. ~ 1144,
P.1 n-P a weekfor four ron
aorui!,*

II.,.:1

weeks In

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flormits Till.
sill.:III.

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For Salf
-

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LYMAN 1111011 grA.~
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Lots

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Then I'
m your lady. A ggraCALL DAY Oft -NIOUT 931-1111 -

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LEWIS C. DELL. Auctioneer

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be sold lot

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tools

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1801 W. FIRST ST.

.

HOLLER

COUNTY MOTORS
PH. 322-0614 I

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Clqerk of the Circuit Court P. O. Drawer 5

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30--liginge Appliances
st-MUOIGAI
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etc I
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moditles for which the public

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tie Individual and It would be
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1. CRUTC11FIET.11 And EVEI#YN
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NAPPINS

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have some

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and

groat ShaP41--I

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On rn.r lot. 11.41

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dlutanta

IS-I.An4sc&amp;pe Servios

333-1743

C'
I*erk of the Circuit

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effeeg

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1%

plan provided you show that

odd I'
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363.oll VIOT144 st3tilt4s 1937.

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to Mar.

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provision:

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of dealing with others.
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income

anti positive In your manner

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anti

per day.

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NOVA tib:D; lto,
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diggette tirt; Chrilt of Drawi

Plaintiff,

can

pro.

Ilronielit flonlo. 464-406,
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countAnt desires 241

Ba 34 0 inf ri $Ia•

with he
court,

prettliest. clothes I'
ve ever

nioatnppr:;I.iblyYou have
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blake

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vice. 3:3-0741.

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6.8

OPIP TW ROAV-

those contaets that are neces.

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mobile
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19,1 1 Maple. 312.8?31.
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month.

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3

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CycIft

121. $cootsm I

SMALL Furn. downstairs Apt..

PINI1CnrAT: 3 Rdlon, Wit,hon
sq,11 P. $91.
Available JlIn *

313-4411

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II•IP wanted

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the future brighter

COPY

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Care

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the flitio Lustro Electric

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CLASSIFICATIONS

72 F

&amp; :50 Ih. Osear Zittrower, $07

ONLY A C,ENILLS

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glehool road
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loved one Show Ingenuity in
14,11iCsITTAR11111

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today. He Yi de)tnd

on

11

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crcntivs phases of your en.

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mile Help Sunted
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brini •'w" 2 $I'.ICP hl.at.r.. 2 (Ii. tnv.,.
c.ntItirr A uu pl
OlIn
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ilu. 323.$hj.
5out eunlitlon. 22.)O7,

w

Income

0 CHANI

4

Always order your ad on th. econom.
ical weekly or
rnonfhly rafes. When you got earlier
cancel - you'll be billed for only fh* days run a#

Bedding

after

Down. *is

-

Man'
a food Norolco. Crylital

safety

VISO
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co-worker

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1100

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CONSECUTIVI PNSIITI0N

FOR

bilii: II,hlua.hot,l TRUCK Dr

.$4 fluid.

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ror nontals

maht

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protesting the war on his wallet publicly burned his

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likerigigi. 333-1349.

VArk Court.

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Dow

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Ingenjouly

paid an mortgage.
*
wants no equity.

FIVE DAYS .......................... I 96 For Lies

OU
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accord

and gettlaig future planned
more

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ApIs. prlvat. athL nIl.
lilies ture.1 specialty nulled
fair retired People. Ideally
located downtown. Intlillgris
-6 Poll- store,
at .14,1080"

nofl:Bob :
Pl33? 4 pL Ph. $234410 or
*xand4r. 3::-:411 day or III. I NIL, PURN.
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OWmaI Tt*ll. Court 40$.
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40 I
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will results In better

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111,911

The Longer Your Ad Runs
The Less It Cost Per Uno Per Day

Sal*&amp;

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Caltselborrv.
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Both

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23.33iI

DISCOUNT

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a practical

OLE

anwever

price to % of tons that% to#.
Alley retam Noll rratsitit

WRII)tIES FURNITU1111

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houn d IU.t4Ufl

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you an

that

sou;

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lar.

CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR
AD NIXT DAY - SAT. MOON FOR MONDAY

din Ing

$

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wIhl?.4sw$.,t...

REWARD

Unes To Wont Ads

SANPOID

- Freight 4&amp;m-

bedtoom

PICK MY bKM4?

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porches nut hospital.
N.wly laseratad. uItahI. Cot Sinkak Glass and
rsUr.I ciun
Company
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~~ p-reh, 41tree. Incation nogir
fOlt tatirsk 1100. Tat. 3!:149:.
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Wanf Ad Informaflon

room furniture. SIARY pieces

50. Slime. For Sale

BEGINS June lath -Ilth Sea.
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apt. close is. J imm y

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12. Special Notices

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5LIr zM Pjar l5rime

PAID TO WR9E.I so

HE!LL FLIFF
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MEROAUS!

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0130 @a. Bell'
s Nursory.
mt. West of Ulm Tres park!
(Closed .411"Jayll.)

GANAS DAY
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instruments

43. Plants, Feedise 8W&amp;
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10. Poultryo!Mvestock

I

$111s

event"$$.

193-1140 13 PONTIAC. #at Buisk. ,so
- Renault.
4 International

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SUIR

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School. Sanford. Karen McKay (center) receives
scholarship award from Eugene C,ilmartin, rep.
resenting St. Richard's Council 5357, Knights
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membership has reached a United States was to keep its
TALLAHASSEE (Url)
total of 337 persons.
gold outflow tinder control.
The Road Department says
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Mrs. Charles Cinch. Robert S. McNamara during
gione, Carol Farella, Mary president,
was designated talks here last month.
George, Sharlotte Iluckabone' delegate as a
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more than they love you" and
reminded them "the one way ican Association of Retired;
Persons, by Sgt. C. J. Ilutch
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traffice safety officer for the
loving your neighbor."
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cipal. and Sr. M. I.ucy. Sr.
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M. Florita. Sr. M. Elsa, Sr.
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Marla
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Mrs William Bernosky Jr.
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Mrs. France* Filiger, Mrs.
bit all. Your diplomas are not
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is noteworthy that Con.
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Together they sit up the
President Joseph D
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Black Afrkj
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VJOED

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fully constructed popularity,

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years of service to his country hi anma
'lime man who his cri tics allege has

But we also need to be reminded

or two

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measured by the ideals
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each

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a near Infinite capacity for folly...
He draws blueprints for Utopia but
newer quit. gets It bu il t. In the en d,
he plugs away obstinately with the
only building material really ever at
hand: His own part-comic, parttragic, ,j*rt.cuased but part-glorious
nature.
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each

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In Vietnam

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Thought For Today

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burgh a
McNaznara said
call 1..
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sty classroom in the country:
it? Have salt In yourselves, and be
"Let us be perfectly clear about at peace with one another."Mark
our principles and our priorities.
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elf he
usual wifely dItfl. her, for she Is beautif ul.
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Pevy. Ia sack eases, a
"I respect her and love her
wIt. mat bu.si lb. sires- much as I do my sister, but I
sen sad tiN her seal, from haven't that torrid, romantic
No subcssssd.es sea labia.
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CASS Z-435: Jerry 0., aged proper marital affection.
Ii, is a high school teacher.
"So what is wrong? Would
"Dr. Crane," be confessed, sex hormones help me?"
"I'm In a bad mental state.
Perry's basic problem is the
"Six months ago I married fact that his wife Is a fusion
an attractive school teacher of mother and sweetheart.
who has everything I wanted So he has not been able to
Ma wife.
shatter that "Incest" taboo
"She is charming, intelli- th at ii subconsciously drilled
gent and has a wonderful way Into children.
with children.
"To be or not to be" ardent
"She looks and acts much Is the Hamlet quandary that
Us my mother, for both of now checkmates L'erry's emothem have red hair.
tional state.
"Jut for some strange tea. Tar when he is ready "to
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the North Vietnamese with
WASHINGTON (NEA)
unconditionally the bombing lems. He said those problems support against the Arab bad luck symbols.
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The bluebird is the state
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nam if we could just find the
Phatu Van Done went on to money increased and more Suez Canal to Israeli use.
And Indication of 5UCCC55
right formula should have say that the Vietnam war 1 people became disenchanted, is the increasing refusal of
are not the words of Black African nations to sup.
been at recent Hanoi most. would be long and bitter.
S man randy
ings.
to talk reason port anti-Israeli resolutions
But he claimed the Amen.
compromise at a bargain, sponsored by the Arabs.
subtle subconslciou, idcntlfi- In these session,, according can people were beginning to and
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log table,
cation of his wife with his am- to r.norte r.nchlnu' Weihin.,. become ashamed of the U.S.
And an Indication of the
flit
are, Instead, Inc words extent of Israeli activities is
then, injects th e negative or- -ro
le.
restraint, ton sources, Premier
Pham
of a man convinced that what evident In the fact that from
"not to be" romantic
H. said 'tb. American
And this is a widespread Van fang said bluntly to his
P10.
happened
In Francs in the April, 1965, to April, 1966,
struggle
against
10Os will happen in the Unit. 1,200 African trainees arnivdilemma in modern marriage, fellow officials:
411"The United Nations has 'Johnson's war' has quickly eti States in the ltfllOa and ,-d in Israel f or study. In
gained In strength and scope.,,
that a tired people will force that same period, Israel sent
time don't full realize what Is no right whatever
inter. if. said
31AIC0 HEARING AM SERVICE
that anti-Viet war
wrong.
vene in the Vietnam problem." movement would further do. Its government to get out.
-160 technical experts to
MR. GEORGE C. HEARN, CONSULTANT
I'ham 'nn l)ong's thinking Africa.
Sometimes they will confess
"U.S. ruling circles 5IId velop.
MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE
and 1i0 Chi Minth'a are dom.
as follows:
th ey might discuss our four
Included In Eshkol's pries
118 PARK AVE.. SO.
PHONE 322.0332
fang
also
told
his
fellow
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by
their
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tour
points
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EVERY FRIDAY
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officials that, there is in the
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erotic with my mate unless i points. This is d eceptive talk United
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become half Inebriated"
wrong, white and black
revolutionary violence." He
When me (or women) must Our four point stand
ad. said that s uggl. was
for
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drink whiskey to break one mit t of no bargaining,"
and that it now
of these rather Intangible pay.
C "The 11. 8. objects to our more rights
od prospects. H'
chic barriers to romance, it third point
which affirms has go
b.r. thought it would cans, the
means they should analyze
that the National I.1
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1,110 and
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then follow th prescription: genuin e representative
(1) Openly discuss this dUe- me1e of South Vietnam and Easy
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alt questions about South For
Showgirl
-- tFor when you pinpoint your Vietnam must be
settled
VEGAS, Nev (UPI)
problem and titter It alotiti hi with the Front."
Gillian Koupman marched into
conversation with your mate
object to thethird point the local draft board office I
or a doctor. you no longer Are i "To
to object
the whole four- here and Indignantly returned
the ignorant slave of such a point stand."
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an Induction notice received in
complex.
If the U.
government the mail earlier in th e day.
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Wearing short shorts, the 5.
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the Initiative in banishing your I
lement It must recognize the foot-6 Las Vegas showgirl,
sexual inferiority complex.
(our-pnint stanol of the Nurth whose measurements are 36.
Most men have erroneously
Vietnamese governinsist and 24-34, convinced board mem.
thought they must be respon- prove
this by actual dead@. bers rather @solly that it
sible for their own ardor, plus "It must end definitely
and, was a very bad mistake.
that of their wife.
That's a mistake.
,
It is the wife's responsihiU- I
ty to arouse her mate. If be
Is platonic, then she is at
HAVE YOUR
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fault but not her husband!
If anybody then needs to be I It.. tn~s*A -4 Ap
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it is thus the wife whose passivity Is largely to blame.
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Is no inexorable rule of erotic
etiquette in the boudoir of
man and wife.
Do whatever will get results
So send for my booklet 'Sex
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Differences Between Men and
DIRECTLY ON "THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH"
Women," enclosing a long
stamped, return en%elope,
Florida
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plus 20c.
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Dr. Crane's

Philippines to teach

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African states such as might
come from the former colon.

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aid has been with. much chance of getting base.
ball player, in his union as I bossadors, still other Israelis
out strings,
helped the Indiana with
-In a comparatively few have of getting to the moon know-how on irrigation and
years Israel has overcome wltlra
itehir Jim hydraulic engineering pro.
p
many of the same problems
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LU U1IX1
states.
___________________________________________________________________ Primarily, the Israeli camS sional athletes under union
OVER 35
contracts.
paizn is economic. It also has
At First A Palaetts

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Primarily, Israeli efforts and noncommissioned officers

Israeli Premier Levi E.hkol have been directed toward trained Ghanian fliers. A
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current Is on $ thru.w..k formation of youth orgsniu. Jointly owned construction
tour during which be will tions and education, the lat. company completed .10 mu.
visit seven of the 27 African ter including modern methods lion worth of construction tot
nations receiving Israeli aid. in agriculture and asaistance two years A nautical acad.
Israeli diplomatic relations to local rov.rnm.nta In met. cmv trained dick and enema
••.- .zat w
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up such services as room officin.
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health Ghana's counterpart Ia
Unimpressed by the charges
But they also have Includ. Asia Is Burma. Israelis train.
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drummed at them by the ad setting up a shipping line ad Burmese soldier-farmers
Moscow and Cairo radios, for Ghana and organization for the Shan states of North
nations have come to of a state lottery in Sierra Burma beginning in
rely more and more upon L.cone,
plus providing knowledge for
Israel for technical aid for a
a new bank and shipping
number of reasons
line.

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TO SHOP AT THE STORE

1

Service system be remedied by ask- and programs-In short, never to

person

IT COSTS NO MORE TO

SAVLr

Kenya and The Congo (Loop. Israel's breakthrough in

By Phil Nowsom

"c

in

fagevery young

June 3, 1966 - Pace SA

Israel's Growing Influence

Jismara has been saying some outside the building.

Can anyone imagine the secreextremely thoughtful things of late. tary'
s counterpart in the Kremlin, or
In Montreal, speaking before
the anywhere else in the Communist
American Society of Newspaper Edi world, talking in this manner about
togs, he reamed over such matters war and peace, the nature of man,
as the real bases for peace this the necessity of dissent? For that
world, the uses of military and eco- matter, can anyone Imagine the plc.
a1e power, the challenge of the keting?
It is good to criticize ourselves for
mirging nations, bridge-building beour collective faults and failings, to
tween us and China,
No endorsed the Idea that the In- expose our mistakes and constantly
reassess the direction of our policies
equities of the present Selective

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to confuse many residents of
the village concerning the

fire department."
News Items: "the truck
offered by the Forest Service
would give added protection"
anti homeowners want to

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Service when the need arises.

I Any homeowner who was

STEAKS

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PIPPIR

In regard to the statement

"two fires fit tInt past steen
years in the village," Chief

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Sliced Bacon

fruit

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to nut that a fire department

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must d@ptntl on stand-by of

590

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Swift Hostess

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WE RESERVE
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Republicans

KRAFT'S PURE GRAPE JELLY

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111spires $0. Jose 11. IllsO

DeBary Group

EXTRA

Sanford Pima
Hwy. 17-92 and
Onora Dr.. Sanford

Membership workers of the

JwGreenStamjs

Seminole 1111m.
Casselbe"y

Dellary Republican Club met

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membership chairman, to re.
view progress on the current
drive and to plan Its comple.

RIALIMON
RACONSTITUTID LIMON JUICI

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p,40N., SUES.. WID., SAT., I;3O.70O
THURS.. FRI. 0:30-1:00

1 Expless $0. Juse 11. Its$ I

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ivory soap

2

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olive oil
230

Clorox
household bleach
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renew

your

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in your
birth month!

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a severe cutback In domestic
p9aductialL The Agriculture

the ecord1N4I3crop.
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City. Breerewood communi.
fies as well as In Dellary.
Enterprise area.
Workers are reporting In
names of persons not registered. of those who will need absentee ballots and of those

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.

emor, Is generating anthus*
lasm for buildina a strong
Republican Club to strye the
Dellary area, Kissell reports.

Members are being received
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Lion.
A total of 102 membership*
were turned In toward the goal
of 300 persona Optimism over
election of a Republican gov.

from the t)eltona and Orange

than

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n°ow of, even with the ox°f squipping it our.

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if the truck was In better
condition and, perhaps. not
an old. As it is, however, the
truck is old and In constant
need of repair And mainten.
once This does not lndicjkto

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liquid
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Sweet

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further comments,

replied to tile
inference that present firs
fightintr equipment is ado.
quate. "This would be true

$99

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'This Is false Information.
The Ing-hook records three
structural fires and six grass
or brush fires in the past
year alone."

Myon Quick Frozen White Broad

21bets 390

"At no time has there
been any talk. either by the
council or the fir. depart.
ment, to purchase a fi re
truck The
truck in
question is
d..
partment, had made applies.
tion for several months ago
to the Florida Forestry Ser.
vice. This truck, It obtained,

will be leased to the lire do.
partment through the village
council. It will be subject to
Answer calls front the Forvst

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pro.

posed to buy a fire truck
when the Florida Forest See.
vice has offered to give the
(ire department a suck.
have broughtth
commenta

CARST TOOTHPAST

Dep"Went reported that

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news media have served only

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would be 400.00 tons less than
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publicity concerning the fire
department.
Chief
Hahn

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Marshmallows ......

William Hahn has Issued a
statement regarding recent

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41 dash ~)
Illspirse $0. its 11. 19641

KRIS" Nkomo
Roa 0 lb-79, DOUGHNUTS
Beef Roast 0 1 b.99
lb.
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Chuck Steaks lb-69
Short Ribs The 39c
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INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE1

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Fire Chief Hahn

TURKEY ROAST

EFFECTIVE
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.,

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MriL Frank Kinkier serves

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the wonderland of color ... by SCOTTI

Cream Pie

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the Ono" City American
1144 Cro" Chapter which also
Includ" the communities of

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Irozen foods 9

gave

,whool chairs. walkers, and
o0w equipment which might

MU* $Afn

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who putlelpated and also pro.

Mrs. Ritible Harris
A slek room loan closet bits
teals established In Enterprlso
at Nartsett Memorial Method.
let Churth and has available
such articles as hospital bode,

Chocolate
Too Milk

1 0 11
FAMILY FAVORITES"
as FWVr4d In
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THESE ARE SOME OF THE HUNDREDS OF CASH WINNERS IN PUILIX'S 7th WEEK RACE GAME1

numbers posted at PUBLIX each Monday.
For extra fun, check your cards at home while you
watch the color TV show.
New cards and new races every week. Join the
fun. Get your card today at PUSLIX, where shop.
is ping Is a pleasurel

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the award..

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Tempo 11146

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Hymn of the Republic sung
by the Choir and Mrs. Re.
bete&amp; Lamb.
Following the recital, Mrs.

Enterprise Gets
Loan Closet

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Mm"eme loterelity
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the closing prayer.

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Vlayed by Knotro
"America" played by Wayne
Hollowey; "Jesus Saves" play.
ed by Janet Alexander; ivui
Joe the Stories of Jesti-i" play.

seated

PUBLIX. No purchase ncua
winning numbers on your card
at

Margarine
Croarned Tuns
and Peas an
$uttered Noodles
Pickles Olives
Sliced Oranges
with Walnuts

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Sw;..
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pl&amp;yo4 by Marilyn Messick;
win A Garden" pInye.ibyI'.
triela Messick and I'llattle

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pancakes

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hymns Included "Sweet Itour
if Prayer" played by Mark

.d by l'eggy Montgomery;
"We Gather Togr4her" play.
ad by Debbie Jakubc1n, Oife"
played by Ruth Dellhorn; "The
Rely City" played by Karen

c.u..

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with a group of favorite

ltemlhk

Pick up your "L.t'i Go To The Races"

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Ipielal guests were Martha
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In&amp; bomlf on the Suitor, Both

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2986 W011149,

$100

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4417 N. On*
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Debbie Jakubein and Ruth

14'

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Mont.

ibarge of the reception that
followed the recital Narrator

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Patricia andl Marilyn Messick,

Yet*&amp;
MM E. L Bellhom was In

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Cocktail

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.7 Carol and Sandra Kaiser
X&amp;M and Denny Goodman,
Justin andl Wayne Holloway,

Duda "rforalne an outhen.
tie Hawaiian Hula and Mrs.
Rebecca I.Amb, guest soloist
to the "Church In the Valley
by the Wildwood."
Ushe rs were Linda
Carol Davis and Rosylyn

Appetizer

Cream
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Apple Sauce 4
Tomatoes .0 5 401111111 1 0
Salad Dress ng 49
SAYS

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me school.
students Included Nan.

Chicken Ports
Instant PstsIIo

Italian Broad Sticks

Ice

Presented a "musical

04"

M". Joliet walk
34211 Ittvitylile Rd.
Stmeffe. 141L

1146010040. Fla
$100

6"

MM Robbins

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Soup

Boils
Soled

Spinach
in Cheese Saxe Vienne Sausages
Margarine
on So" ROOM
Rvo Broad
Butter S
Butter or
Cl;na Peach Halves Sir
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Gelatin Mold
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or
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Instant Coffee
Too or Coffee

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lp.cial guests were Martha
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accompany.
Ing berself on the guitar. Both
DO&amp; performing an authen.
Me Nowallan Hula and Mrs.
Rebft" Lamb, guest soloist
in the "Church In the Valley

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a Ilusett Memorfal Method.
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ovels articles as hospital bods,
wheal chairs, walkers, and
other equipment which migh
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Cop.I.nd's Testy

Swift Hostess

Sliced Bologna

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Booth's Pretest Lobster Tails

mutual aid department. ev.
cry time there is a fire in
the village. Is. a second
truck would definitely give

Nil
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WE RESERVE

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RECONSTITUTEDMLEMON Juice

51'

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MON.. TUIS.. WED, SAT.i S:30.700
THURS, FRI. C30-9:00

..............

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Republicans

Membership workers of the

MARKS

size ivory

4

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KRAFT'S PURE GRAPK JELLY

(f/)hbi,flfl4(C,L,b&amp;1Ct((LkD,t

For S.lod., Fresh Florida

29'

lb.

the villaile added protection,
and applying for one from
the Forest Service Is the
Most economical method I
ponse of equipping it our.

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Juicy Sweet Florid. Valencia

C~ftlkftll

SAYS hI tyke, Cistpa4

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SiNS10

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16101sol*

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Is

adequate enough it it
must depend on stand-by of

ib.690
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to me that a lire department

ZXTIR

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5°'
like. 59'

the

truck was In better
ondition and, perhaps, not
to old. As it Is. however, the

once This does not Indicate

it

01

Hahn also replied to tTü,
inference that present fire
fighting equipment is ads.
quste. 'Thhs would be true

truck is old and in constant
nerd of tepair and nininten.

(helm Set. Sues ii,

Thh*dhl,'.

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For Cats

g.nf Is
ivory soap

2

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olive oil

25'

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Deflary Republican Club met
recently with John Kissell,
membership chairman. to review progress on the current

lIon.
A total of 102 membership*
were turned In toward the goal

o

persona.

Opt m am over

election of a Republican gov-

clorox
household bleach
heif 374

renew your
driver's license
in your

birth month!

lasm for building a strong
Republican Club to serve the
Dellary area. Kissell reports.
Members are being received

from the flettofla and orange
City, Breesewood communl•

a]

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Workers are reportinj In
names of persons not register.
ed. of those who will need ab.
sentee ballots and of those

do

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s.ouf.r'...u;..;Hosh
11½ en. 994

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Oteicee lead Cethid 0, asked

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rev.

"This Is false Information.
The loic-book records threo
strisetural fires and six grass
or brush fires in the past
year alone

Iles A., well as in Dellary.
Enterprija area.

DSPMfttot reported that
South Africa's production
wmM be 40,000 tons less than

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t"dlfcqrd 1M.63 crop.

.......

Iii,., Set. Juice ii, 1966)

. . . .....................

:

in rcgard to the statement
fires iii th., past seven
years in th., village," Chief
Hahn
further comments,

490

leaves

council. It will be subject to
answer calls from the Forest
Service when tho need arises.

"two

reen iamii

-.

ever In ISK to compensate for
a severe cutback in domestic
productloa. ?be Agriculture

--

4

$ 99

2 lb.
.

Turkey or Corned Beef
Screws's

Cot Life

Peanuts

85'

Set. June 11, 1946 1

Swift's Premium Delicious go"lloss

rag.

gent I.
ivory flakes
rs.
374

slits.

EXTRA

79

Breakfast Links ................. '
59'
P,et.w, Lobel
Swift's Franks ...................... lb. 59

Watermelons

Sandwich Rags. . pkg. 24c

gentl.
ivory snow

(Plus 100 30$

Pv.is,nc

lb.

will be leased to the fire do.
partm.nI through the village

told by anyone
fi:::
was a proposal to purchave
a fire truck was badly ads.
in(ormeti.19

Quick Frozen White Broad
two I lb.

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T
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Swift's Preedum Sheets Saus.9e

sto e

fall

Bacon

no time has there
been any talk. either by the
counc il or the fir. depart.
inent, to purchase a fir.
truck. The only truck in
question Is one that the its.
partment had made applica.

ir homeowner

CUUD2r,IPEP;RO9STIAK1
ANN

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21c SAYS 4.! lcs,t

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bee o ne

dash
deforgent

Wheat Sale
WASHINGTON (1) —
South Africa Is planning to
buy more V. S. wheat than

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else 910

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CONCINTRATE

be 394
31bL $1

posed to buy a fire truck
when the Florida Forest Ser.
vice has offered to give the
fire department a truck,
by brought theme mments
from Chief Hahn.

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abut s*d Rev. L. E. Denslow,
paatn. also I. available to

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Krefros Joe

Um Frank Kinkier serves
as obainhan of the local loan

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Drink

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Includes the communities of

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the Closing Prayer.

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iran of the Republic sung

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DOUGHNUTS

1b. 99
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offered by the Forest Service
would give added protection"

tamps
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390

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CREST TOOTHPASTE

SAYS 4.!

63

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Gr'nd
f

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P4eIIow Cheese • . •

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the

to confuse many residents of
the village concerning the

J%Gree r

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states:

news media have served only

'EXTR

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publicity concerning the fir.
department. Chief Hahn

"Recent articles In

SWIFT'
S PREMIUM BONELESS
HOSTESS HAM

Swift's Fresh

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Chuck Steaks

PARENTS MAGAZINE

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North Orlando Fire Chief
statement regarding recent

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"FAMILY FAVORITES"

16,596

Miss Wheenslat MeMan Aged

Blood by Ruth Bellhorn; "The
R
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City" Played
la"41 "Nottly anti Tenderly"

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1111PIM So. in" 11. 19661

7

Roast
Roast,

Orlando

RMarlly:. Peterson

,

Swift's kuless Imp.rI.l

Beef

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North

William Hahn has issued

30
.

359

$

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36.

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40101'.

SHORTCUT MEAL

-

Bo1loway, "ieattu ,,ve." pte'.
.d by Janet Aluxan,lar, "Ttll
the Stories of Jesun" play.
.4 by leggy Montgomery
Gather Together" play.
.4 by Debbie Jakubcin; "ii."

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Sneaks
Up About
F

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SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTIN GOV"T.
INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE1

Rim"

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11112pless Set. June It. 1964)

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34urlay; "Into My Heart,"
played by Knare foondman;
"Amorka" played by Wayne

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Assonsel Fievere (Ft" Rocips

Now Sell Morlefloo

with a group of favorite
by-inns played and sung by the
utudents who participated. The
by-inns Included "Sweet Hour
.f Prayer" played by Mark

Be

K"El

71=5n

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SAYS 15c! F6P Stewed

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dairy
specials

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foflowedth,recltalNnrrato,

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Yates.

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iton'

TH

Beef

for the program was Margaret

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Chocolate Milk

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charge of the reception that

57

Bottled Soft Drink

Milk
Too or Coffee

1.0.,
Instant Coffee

WILLIAM HAHN

TURKEY ROAST

THURS.-FRL.SAT.,
JUNK 9.10.11

New Cards and new races every week. Join
. Get your card today at PUBLIX, where shop.

SAVE 1160 Miracle Whip

$haroa Orme, Karen Snead,
bobble Jakubeln and Ruth

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WøIuti

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ARE
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watch the color TV show.

#303 $

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WhIrpv'Tipini Toil How. Cookies

PRICES

t,check fcards at home while you

Pickles Olives
Sliced Oronoes

Gelatin Mold

2598. $1 0

X"re and Denny Goodman,
11*10 MA Wayne Holloway.
PUrlds and Marilyn MesAltk,

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Margarine

fco Cream and

$100

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THESE ARE SOME OF THE HUNDREDS OF CASH WINNERS IN PUILIX'S 7th WEEK RACE GAME!

Pick up your "Let's Go To The Races' card now
at PUBLX. No purchase nceua
Match th.

French
luSter

LMIN

4*23 IIuMiU

Osd k.sb, P1.
$ioo

Temps

sioo

SAYS

ft"1% prescitted a "musical
tret"loive "In the auditorium

Davis and

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in

Onion Soup

Plo
sido

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5'

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Carol

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of NM Grace A. Snead, of St.

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pg.p

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Choice of DressInat Canned Green
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1411"s
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Lettuce W.des.

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with Vegetables

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(MIA) The According to psychologista, mass distribution of the sal
,
!!t!9come.
f!t
groups
passion for Identity .b7 peepie wear such badges promotion gimmick. Instead much as metal pins, accord. motion picture, "The 2nd Best tery.
conventioneers
Me an
to attract attention and get of using the traditional metal Inc to Allen Hollander Corn. Secret Agent in the Whole
Shoppers are most arecisu::;
"LL:: rr' th
sensitive inio
thout pins, they are saturating the pany, Inc., of New York, Wide World."
eir
message
across
wi
tive
of on. type of lips! labels identIfication. Not only
"t us"" to Pam marchers,
and speaking; some peopl, wear market plies with Inexpensive which manufactures such
The new type of sticker- provided for their own UU
1fl y1 bt
the.e peel-off badges less en
union pickets,
them to identify themselves die-cut labels that stick to stickers,
buttons has really grabbed by thoughful management in pensive and more original In
1I.$

Pooplie wbe ImId Now with a lam group or tau"; nearly any surface with fin.

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And they stay put In un.

in 21 languages given away by recently piggy-backed (with up on books, go-go boots, ing" or a red and white stick. pinnable places, even above

be far behind?

or

have swiftly Avis, Inc. — switched to pool. Avis permission) by Embassy Jackets, hati, walls. lamps — er that states "I'd Like Sales a lady's low-cut forimal gown.
ding a refinement of their $125,rM for 5 millia" pins. simply crossed out "try" and Cole salesman reported that
An increasing number of
At twittaith 14trAM NXIE CRYSTALS RAS NIAT
sly I. shetlon tess's when own to permit even wider Ad
Advertisers

em their basids.

dozens

rft precW4 Wed to flourish capitalized on the crass, ad. off labels after spending Picture.. The film company practically anywhere. A Pepsi. Help."
hesive-backed stickers cost

01 Like 1k

ride It.. button reed "We he saw a "Come Alive" button wearers of all

Rotarians,

-

Page

6A

-

June

side benefits may he of even

Of

Ucayali

just about everything cisc.11

8, 1966

hr Saul or

17 similar missions around lators are permanent residents are sent, to Yarinacocha to ers of their work do not ex. Ing them
a grammar in their n

per some SO Indian tongues greater importancc.

gamboling In the mesdow,te

yl

TAKES

Although. as ruis%ionary Bill covernment. When the Insti-

River some 30 air ate a written alphabet. then would become demoralized,it*. Spanish. the tat* language.
Tb. rambling,
reined.in ites. The suburban trappings Nyman says, the "Linguk- tut celebrates its 20th year miles northeast of Lima, i* help etahlish schools to teach trihatized,
What particularly rankles
and be torec.l to to. Instead of bringing the In.
teachers, th. swimming hole, are then, true, but the life- tas'" major goal is to spread in the jungle in June, Pm-emil- the jumpIngoff point for mis- the Indians to read and write treat from
civilization Into thins together by giving them the Linguists.' neighbors is
these
work
of
Americans
the message of theIllhle to dent Fernando Relaunde Terry sionary operationsin this primers and textbooks printed ultimate •Iegenerntion.
the 10-plane airport, the laun. time
"
a common tongue, the jfl. time relative luxury in which
dry, the -only automated tole. Is a bit unusual.
the millions of primitive in. will be on hand to praise.
country.
by the Institute at the base. That's what the
culsts
guists
are. in effect. splinter. the translators live.
Sines
11)46,
they
have
been
dions
throughout
Peru.
the
phone system in Piru," the
The Instiute is one of about
As Nyman explain,, -Trani"The most promising pupils sa y , anyway. Bu t some obset-v. Inc them even more by offer- "Can you immagine the
towheaded children analyzing and putting an pa-

.

-

of W"
lling slogan on their making. can Madison Avenue lion "We Try Harder" buttons and Army artillery units, was white and blue slogan pops sales people 01'ra just Braiiia.

not garden-variety suburban.

U.S.A.

Ispen suburbia,

than others find them convenient ter-tip pressure.
Try Harder button, which oration, If the demand for set up near an entrance and and can be filled out by hand,
v.4
One of the most successful found its way into such Un- "Come Alive" labels is any customers may select a blue typewriter or high-speed cornalseard in bIle u,,, conversation openers.
When such a trend I. In the slogan promotions
13 mu- likely places as church pews criterion. The bright red, and white sticker that informs puter.
eveembod to
fad
ak.s

burn

vians
By Robert Cochn*t
mind the visitor of I TCfl• mer Institute of Linguistic, if rudimentary, education,
translators and back.t'p staff, as long u ala month, at a
"The tribes are thus given a in their efforts, they may be are. In fact, fundam!ntalists
TARt N A CO C H A, Peru nially green Shaker Height, at Yarinacocha , The dedicated
Th e project, which Is ex- are at work.
stretch.
link
with the rest of Peru. doing more harm than good." "who feel the Bible alone can
(NEA)
And, suddenly, In or Grosse Pointe.
men and women who live there Petted to last at least another
The spacious Peruvian ban
"Tbe
full
cycle
of
work
Is
Without
this breakthrough,
What Peru needs now. Iie help thesi poor Indians who
the heart of the sticky Fertzv.
Only the 230 residents of are missionaries of the written generation, has the warm en- on the banks
of Lake Yarina. to send linguists to the tribes they would not be able to cope points out, Is unity. Nearly are without decent f,,nd,
si rain forests, you stumble this planned community are word.
'Inrsemcnt of the Peruvian cocha. a cutoff bend of the to 'break' the language, ere- with encroaching civilization, half of its people 'to not speak health, houaing, educati o n nn4

•

I

Pepsi Gen- some stor4111- Dispensers are design, but they come In drips

The success of the Avis the Irrepressible

Amer"cans Bring The Written Word To Peru

;

a t I, e effect their Pi-

the world sponsored by the of the base but are air-lifted learn Spanish and beomc gov. aetly agree. A Peruvian ph) . own language,
tat@ bas on the Iniians anj
which for etnturtes have been
Th* Indian. as they receive Wycliffe Bible Translators, by our own Airline deep into
siciAn from Lima
Though
the
missionaries
Mestizos
who live in ivretrhc4
unwritten,
the Rible, also receive a writ- headquartered In San t a Ama, the hush wher s they work in and then return to their tribes that while the translator, are claim
to be non-sectarian, an. poverty on its fring e s" •
yman says alicu

leratk

or AU ths Way

primitive Indian vill

With LBJ* saved as a haMY
device to @operate Republicans

to bocin new schekits.

"certainly noble and olnerte other critic points out. they competing missionary

aliki-ii.

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the Florida Association does anti cale-force windof Insurance Agents at Miami
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person and Injuring at least
Bridge ..... .. ................... ... 10 it othtra.
Classif led ads ................ ?A.3A
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Comics ....................................It were accompanied by drench.
Crossword puzzle ................ It ing rains. Broken tree limbs,:
Per Abby ... .............. . ........ 10 downed power lines and poles
E,li'orial paxis .................... 1 % anti masses of roof shingles ,
Entertainment ............... .... 10 littered streets &amp;lid highways.
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4. Herore bilrnIng. the blue field and stars were separated from the stripes. Shown dropping the flags In the flames Is American Legionnaire Charles Webster.
r.i taking part were dr.
rank Lueeker. Joel Field. Joseph %Vell.
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Moore lla%f-n the Army C0rP1,1 annexation of rights of
of Engineers' announced.
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Troiji) Hro%.. Inc., of
igilitY. would then allow a-lu
Gablci, received
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contract for coobtruct
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the blade of grass In a park
L lutjtp Department and ap. as far
* arasota.
ed 0 15 mph.
2,o. I shad man in Seminole
ment to The Sanford Herald
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t th
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'ma
Is visentioninc In the :ro';
ted assured I do not anticipate
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". the tl*nte
roofs wrapped
::
ger
Coastline i,a::;efh
1haiflCd ies
.11 said Mayor
I
lives In Cuba nd one
NorthCarolina mountains.)
phone poles,
any difficulty or problem in
i
.
.
.
arni Staboard Air Line rail. Dailey of Apalachicola as the cmi, lashed the central
and
41
At first light today, res. obtaining additional fund, for
.
roil,,
eye struck. ,,If the wind shift., south Florida Gulf Coast *Jul
owners: City law lays cuers began searching for beautification of L'S 17.92 to
,
.;.
The florida East Coast drastically and brings in a 70 mph winds during the
dogs must be vaccinated more victims In the debris, the lakefront."
.
ItflhIw*y, a number of railroad flood tide,
night and was aepected to do
had it."
against rabies. Dr. Raymond strewn disaster area in this The city of Sanford had
.J
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I union, anti the Justice 1)e. Alms sent is-no mph winds further damage on the
will at ctiy Of 120000
requested the County Commis.
sPInning ashore during the Coast as the
an
MR. AND
J C. MITCHELL
!
MR4 \AM
HUnt K
tides rolled in
In the storms whkh hit
gains t
r nction
'0t ahall
nate the pooches between 1:30 elsewhere in Kansas, one set aside for the beautific,.
on grounds that the two rail. northward approximately as. More
than 30000
and 4 p.m. on Juno IS and 22. person was killed and a mar tion of Sit 46 to CS 17.92
roads sought to form a ran. 4' mile, offshore on Florida's had been evacuated
along the
rit4i student complex at Kan- leading to tile lakefrollt but
no;mly.
shore from the Florida Keys
Elks Lotfiro will hold a sas State University was Peebles stated transfer of
'I'll@ ACI, and SAL have
Hurricane Alms caused to the Tampa BAY area as Al.
severely damaged.
funds would probably be un.
claimed In their long-sought 2-31 Inches of rain to be ma
Flag Day observance at 3
oved UP the coast blow.
necessary.
petition for merger that the dUmped oe the Sanford area log off some house roof,,
P.
Sunday at the lodge,
1006 Va.-it Second Street. hospitals mu make-shift .'tn effort ill be made to
ednesday
mov• would save the,,, in
night and early downing power line, and over.
Judge Vobe A. Williams will medical facilities in Topeka lay,, the Federal Bureau of
million a year and would still today. Winds were record. turning small boat,,
But wind
speak Flag flay Ii Tuesday treated more than 425 Injur- Roads appropriate additional
enable then, to improve ss'r. ed at '2 mph, with gusts up damage appeared to be corn.
d
but the Elks, are holding the ell. Most were released after moneys for this project, he
vice, reduce rates and elimi. $0 40 mph. Little or no dam. P4ratiely light.
tirratment.
sai(l.
I
nate
many grade crossings.
age Was reported In the
.rrrerrOn1# Sonday f,ir-9 the
Do%#_Ao.qln
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V
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Rock
Hilli
N.
Cl.
mll
Stetata
'schoola
In
the
count)
, and )of
!Ih
Residentrol
nclAbotilliocidt
I
HICan
I Ing t e proginsed
'
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all.
rs.
Velma
Mitchell,
retir.
University.
I
It
possesses
a
charm
ant'
wrre devastated by the fear- lAke Jessup 'rauseway, Pee. .
at* i claimed that the
rstate Pa blown down. Aircraft all prehension.
q
ing
ptitit
psi
of
South
"ide
In
tribute
t
l
i
%lit
h.
U
moiphere
pleasing
to
all
in
Sanford Naval Air station
tornado Hundreds were Piles rt portu ii atiun to ap
omlner, e Commission l( ( )
I'hese were the cause of
I
Seminole County Chamber left homeless.
'
propriate fonds for an engi- 8CII001her Inimitable trianner, fast-' which eatlipir approved the "CrO evacuated to other Alma's worst destrucliciel
in
of Commerce has received a
Hill filbert, who owns a neering study could take place Brock, retiring teacher were the following testimonial:
talking, humorous Velma has jutirger, hail put too much bases as a precautionary Its path through the
Caijb.
new supply of the attractive filling station in the middle 55 50011 as the commission
'Son,e tall her Mitch oth. managed to get things clone emphasis on the raIronuls' measure. Minor power lines bean.
feted liy members of the
"Sanford on the St. Johns" of one of the hardest hit res- passes a esoluition requesting
'
and thus maintained a ichool claim that they could save were knocked down In San.
L
•
Backlash flood, In Hondur.
to.
sc,uooi
fcultat
a
testinuc,nial
"Inmi.
front end auto
tags.
idenial areas, wits headed for tileaction, while a rvssil;Iity
plant of which to hi' proud. • money by the merger when, lord and Casselberry for a as destroyed several towns
'
'
To some, she's Mrs. Mt.
his service station when he study on the proposed Lake luncheon at the Mayfair
"The lunch ruorit is diwn Ili fact, they were already sIott time, Eight Red Cross and fishing villages with a
Nancy Carol. Thomas re• heard the tornado.
chcll, lit to the 'umtec' ste- in the cellar' as they say and luucr*tiss operations In them- shelters were opened during possible lo of 160 lives Two
Monroe causeway would re- Country Club Wednesday.
0it sounded like 40,000 quire resolution requesting
calved an associate in arts
the night but only about iS men died and 4,000 persons
Present to honor Mrs. 'dents of the oil East Side and yet there, too, one
lhe selves,
degree in comniiit'ni,'in'nt ix- trucks." filbert said,
feel
the state to make a study Slits-lieu and Mrs. Brock, be. South Side Si-hools. she's at- personal touch, in the
attracBut Judge Richard T. fives persons took refuge,
sought refuge from flood wit.
.
five decor, so aptly liortrayed I (I f jilt. r1th U.S. Orcuit Court I
witil st-coniLtry road futid%.
1 ters In Nicaragua.
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section sustained heavy damCuthbert. Ga.
%vith foliage, picturei and hel of Appeals and district juditus 011"t r0311. But jtiit when it
,, fly
The hurricane killed four
' • •
age. A 10-story building, the reported l'eebles expressed in. erintendent Walter i'cague
whatc't'r nanic she popular chimes which the Ilr)-an Simpson and William appeared it would plunge cli' persons In Cuba and 20 000
St. Johns Indian River Ca National Reserve Life build terest in the university roil. Administrative assistant lrg may be known all agree she
children lose to sound
rectly into the populous l'am persons were evacuated in
%lcRae Jr ihisagreed
going to be missed for school I "Possibly her greatest
nal District directors will I incs was reported tottering but stated that additional Margaret Goit, supervisor
P,
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,St. Petersburg sreA. It four provinces In the
"Since the ICC correctly a
of '
Havana
rneet at 11 A.M. June 1; to ap. after the tornado passed. Pol. mileage could not be plitreul elementary education and is out for %tlma Mitchell.
source of criticism has been plied the proper standards switched to nor th-northwest, area. ,t least s
wets
ce
prose the lOdu ,7 butI,tt i
"This is saying a lot for her strict discipline in the' unit this exhibited time futmnili
Weather Bureau officials injured
rushed onlookers away in the primary system at thur-, new principal Freeman II,
er
schooling
has
been
going
1 lunchroom, but can ats)one arily with the complex Indus- said that not only did this
3feeting will be at the local troll, the structure. fearing time nor probably could a Kett.
A 16-year-old Ulaml youth,
oil for fittite a few years. Prior! deny that .silence is golden? I
Chamber of Commerce build. it might collapse.
Lake Monroe Causeway be
try which Congress antlel. ______ ------ RuYnlond Willis, was electro.
Also present
I
as principal of' "Then there have been those pated the ICC would achieve
ered
when he walked into a
(Doc) Mitchell, busband of I -South Sid
The top story of the state near future.
e mu me was a each. fltmnilcruus little thimigs tinhulue from its particularized
Richard Goersi. president.
downed power line, and a
.
the retiring principal.
er
and
later
principal
of
the~
elect of the SIIS Key Club printer's three-story office
Peebles assured the board he
companion was injured by the
Mrs. Mitchell is A grNlluAte !nId Fast Side School. located i to 'Sliss' Mitchell and .such a 1wrivner. we must and do mu.~ boon to the morale of the %Ili ' 9tilin the order." tile coutt
anti Steve [.each. lotlid CRPsaine hot line.
could immediately have State of Georgia Normal Culle
cornerx
. trcct I dents- the funny fare anti said.
Washburn
lain, both had to diiuiu.ulify
A tornado spawned by the
University. Rosul Department engineers now Valdosta State. She has
metto Avenue.
I cowbell at lialloween, the cor., *rhe three-judgis court. car. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - hurricane dipped into Coral
themselves from nomination which has an enrollment of update the w56 consulting en. been connected with
tile i "No maudlin tribute is nec-;
Florida State University said Gables, spinning a police car
p
to attend Boys' State. Richard about 4.000 during the school gineers report on the Lake schools for 41 years "1 years
at Thanksgiving, her her had sent the case back
f
dcl'
dress at Christmas tillic ~ the ICC
will be attending the Key year, sustained sovere dam. 3lonroe Causeway if the coun- an principal. She taught
today bids will lie opened this ~ around like a top but not
I:] cator for (jilt- need'$ Ooly to '
when Kell Warker makes with I b ut th V (r.for
vention "Re- MeVicker Hall. Rice t
fall on a $12 million building hurting the driver.
8 reconsideration,
Ski
it ('41
id for traffic and earning years at the former FaASi-le - examine the physivil appear. the sleigh
And
the
Thomas
gymbell'..
! litter ruled that it was it'll III to houie the srhotil'-i cn;,incerIn Chicatro anti Steve will be If""
Winds of 90 mph raked San.
study by con%ulting engineers School,
S
now tile home Of the Illlt,p of S outh
•.
I
" What anlo,is slilul his not the federal panel to niOlki' in sc.ltmitr pro,,r,,m.
attending Florida State Urd. nasium were destroyed and to see if a hull facility is Little Red
bl and Captive Islands south
Schoolhouse
k
tchell has relaxed a little bit %hen tile
I The building I.-% expected to (if Fort Slyers, knocking o- O
versity on a science schol4r- there was major damage to feasible.
final decision.
Mrs Brock has been tesch- been 'on the hall' for In! these Atanding in her office. he
the Stover Science Hall, Car
~ he ready for use by Christmas;' half the city's electric pow.l.
ship.
Alexander said board ment- inir for 30 years at South I many )ears.
ruth dormitory and all
reads the si..n no the wall that
1967.
, ,
, • •
lhe Miami area escaped ma
four bers inuilcatesithi' would takeSid .School.
ear
houses.
19201
.
says,
'Oh,
Lord,
help
me
Financing will Include Sim,. Jor property damage, but
keel)
Lifted
: from Editor &amp; l'uh- sortirity
. tren plants were action at Tuc4day's meeting
at* of Winthrop 0illegn in South Side is
;
666 from federal
fundi Dade County fruit growers esut the municipal
from state appro. tirna4 losies of at leas t
The only thing much short- strewn ;l):1
''
•
ng
ca-inn and a
ni
.r
-=every matter under heav'•
Than dresses mm. girls wreckage near the hangars
snul runways.
and being the good lt.mptist Pclith)fl
,
wear
.
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Fern Park today ln~
P
So
yards
of
thot
U.
S.
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tax men
~ an rfbirl in halt flirther an- I
I
at
.
She
anti
her
drs;,t,-sl
the
a
ir
port.
.
I-las-, taken out their share. Bureau
hui- flrsItInn3 by Caiaelherry of
I
Weather bureau
hansi, - ri'r nai' their horn.'
personnel
.-•-•
, • •
i iiwy it tn right of way
./
.
I
.
had
to
duck
under
III
desks
for
%lazrinlia
AventitThen
Next week is Littlo Lescur protection.
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nearby firlandn Ih#,re ii ipir
,
et
But
most
widespread
dam.
daug-lifer.
%Irt.
Tom
Kirkland
'%.11
some action around Seminole
r"Inn W. Dunn, follows on
age occurred in residential
and hrr hiiihand, Jud , K it'
, X
areas Hundreds were left
hand and the grandchildren
, • •
nexatlon csi a small section of
'2'
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Women are always
Hen Frusnlcl,n flew his lit. homeles, when thu twisters
busy Fern Park, including the Club
.
hattered houses. most of I
and for her working day-q R
~ a teacher anti principal, It ,
them in the southern part of
T
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Topeka.
can he said.
1.
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John Genetry*. 0
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with leap frogging' to take
Stemper Agency, and their il\'CHICWO

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WEATHER: Thursday 82.62; Weekend: Cloudy and warm.
For Area
Bids for the Midway-Canaan VOL. 58 NO. 190
be had to go to a physician.
- UP! Lea ed Wire - Es ta bl ished 1908
FRIDAY.
MAY
13,
1966
community water system will
SANFORD, ORIDA - Price cents
Construction as Unit
But, meveso, Bill said, he had
opened Wednesday.
to take a bath and clang.
Inc Control's new plant In
A federal loan of $3,550
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clothes flnt,
Seminole Industrja Park ii
was approved several months
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expected to Not under way
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ago for the system but do.
Appeal on a zoning change
with in a few days.
tails
of
furnishing
the
water
for property at Interstate 4
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supply, plus other factors,
sad Dialties Drive flesi' P..
200 was issued Thursday for
have held up the project.
ace th e industrial buildi
Nary will he heard pqayg
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lantic Drive off U. 8. 17$ In
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FORT IflERS
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(nw, ffydon Burn,, attacking '
construction of a gasoline
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Seminal. County
with th e new system. Th e
The High-Kelly bandwagon industry will Manufacture
voter 'a pa thy and comphac.
station.
Gary Gibson, president of city has put In a connector
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Seminole High School chapter, pipe at Mellonvllle Avenue
moved up Florida's West electriccontrol panels in the
emy," campaigned northward
toward the capital today after
Coast today, hammering away new one.story structure when
Holy kittens! The Catwoniaa Future Farmers of America, and 25th Street to which the
It Is completed.
seeking votes for the May 24
WAS beret She chased the flat. is campaigning for the office water system can hook onto.
I at "the big lie" and "the
m. structure, first ma jor
man all over the Chief'. Club, of state president.
noff with Robert King 111gb
Formal approval of a con. •
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spoils s ystem" of Gov. 11adon one
•( in the populous St. I'etersburgIn the Industrial park,
Campaign manager for Gib. tract between th e city and the
Thursday night and then she
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Burns.
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fl ew out sad appeared at the °" is Danny Dickerson, for. Midway . Canaan Community
will be of steel and concrete
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With the Gulf Coast loom. construction and iso by
Trophy !Mszag. where she tea'. met president.
Runra wound up his public
Water Association, Inc., Is
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rarlied the Civitans into let. The chapter Is applying for expected to be forthcoming.
ing as on. of the key battle. feet. RusseU Ra ises and A..
appearances here Thursday
tlng her join their club as an a superior chapter award and Approximately 200 custom'
grounds for "Kelly votes" in sochates of Winter Park Ii the
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night at $ $50-a-plate t.sti
the Slay 21 primary runoff, engineering a ad architect
honorary member! Some of hoping to win this honor for ci's will be served with water
mania) dinnet where he Pra$R.
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patrons of the lounge may the 12th time. It has garnered when the system is completed
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High sc heduled a full day's and Construction Company
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between here and Tan:. will do the building.
year. Winning chapter is to double witlln a short time.
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barns.
The
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pa-St. Petersburg with a quick
chosen by judging of the There are approximately 2,000
Today he is scheduled to
was th e second major one
colorful petunias in the "chapter accomplishment is, persons living in the Midway.
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northwar.l
jump
to
Tallahas.
mit
lope a television show in
issued this week by the Coon.
flower pots along First Street port." It also hopes to be In Canaan area.
lee.
Petersburg and then go to
ty Planning and Zoning 01.
surely have mid. our 'main the running for the national At present the residents of
Stumping for him and with lice.
Ocal* for a noon luncheon, at.
stem" a much more attractive emblem awards of bronze, ii!. th e east Sanford community
him
was
Scott
Kelly,
the
tend an afternoon reception
A $33,475 permit has hern
shopping center. And those v.r and gold,
depend upon shallow wells for
in Gainesville and then return KIDNAPED - l'olke "third man" who garnered
of
Florida's
87
counties
in
the
Issued
to Mrs. Betty Schlua..
plants that had a "set-back"
In addition, the local chap. water,
to Tallahassee for an appear. and ci v ili ans are Ma
S primary, only to be meyer of Geneva for a chickbeesuse of the cold snap a ter is applying for the na• The water association was
ance before a Florida Iiluca. searching
Central nosed out of
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incor po rated with the State
short whil e ago are showing tional )'arrn Safety award,
the run-off by en farm, Five houses will hi
lion Association meeting.
Pennsylvania
constructed on the Scbluse.
l.AKE
country.
Burns
and
111gb.
Of
Florida
recently
through
signs of again becoming the
MARY Chamber of Commerce officers
Dickerson. chairman of the
lieattacked voter "apathy side for Peggy Ann
meyer property off the Old
attractive adornments that local farm safety committee, Maick ,% Cleveland Jr., its
and board of directors have received front end
This
is
largely
Kelly
coon.
complacency" In his speech to Bradlifek. 17. of Shade
Titusville Road.
they were when our merchants was chapter winner of the attorney.
auto plates to designate they are members of
supporters at the dinner in St. (ap, kidnaped On way try. IlIgh and Rums are com. 'Me chicken farm will be
Officers of the association
first heeded the call for beau. medal. Four areas
peting
bitterly
for
the
voles
on
40 acres
tile "Floridit Chamber of Commerce Staff."
Petersburg. When voters Are home from school.
of land. It Is ii.
are empha.
James C. Ned
Byrd,Stephens,
Rev. E.
of the former senator who
ty.
Showing one of the new blue and whjt plates
sized, Including farm
fire pro. are
E. Williams.
complacent, he said, it pro. (Story on page ')
ported that Mrs. Schlustrucy.
is
calling
u
po
n
is
Lake
Mary
Postmaster
John
A.
Norden,
who
ventlon, farm shop safety. W.
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viles 'a fertile field for those
(NEA Telephoto)
supporters er plans to go into the corn.
C. Cummings, Willie
to side with thehi.
Miami
also is C of C vice president. (Herald Photo)
The Clock's item that Coun. farm tractor
opposing philosophies."
of
May. mercial egg business.
and
machinery
Smith,
Rufus
Martin,
Milton
or
in
the
name
of
"good
goYty Ranger Al Harris wan ted safety and farm home and
Radical elements are taking
Another Seminole County
Jackson.
young
and
Joseph
ernment" for the future of industry has been issued a
a couple of college boy, to building safety,
over
one
step
at
a
time,
he
at 2
opening
will
be
Bid
Florida.
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work this summer In the State and district winners pm.
$23,000 permit for an addition.
said, in an apparent reference
at Midway
After his early morning HiAcres in Vare.t City al"neighborhood youth pro. will be announced at the state Sch Wednesday
to
High.
has
called
111gb
lie
a
ool.
gram" b rought a response, convention In Daytona Beach.
m eeting with Kelly forces tamed a construction permit
"radicaL extremist" several
ons
here, high left for the Sir. for a packaging room eaten.
Two wits wanted the names Local delegates to the
times,
asota.Bradenton area for an. sion,
of the "neighborhood girls' meet are Gibson and Mike Tin.
Only when there is a light
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meeting of combined The Orange Park Country
and "what is the program?" del, with George Canton, Mike
vote
win."
vote can the bloc
Kelly'hligh forces,
Well, that's ONE idea!
Club In Altamonte Springs bag
Gibson and Doug Muse as
he said. H. has said a Negro
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The bandwagon went to St. been Iss ued an sa000 permit
alternates,
bloc vote put High in the Two m5ore inatructor, for Petersburg at noon
111
and spent for a swimming pool and a
runoff,
.Seflhhfloje Juah, Collele have most
the afternoon in t he $i,sio perm il.'ds, ó shower
Rarp.r Sr. on the muck do. th.eIas at the state forestry
Regarding ths Alabama pri. be en approved by the Board Pinellas County area
I arents of two Sanford Jun
with roo m,
served recognition given him tamp in July at 111gb Springs.
Three Lyman )ilh School many where
lurleen Wallace, at Public instruction, upon visit, to Clearwat,r. Tarpon
ion high School students, who students who were expelled the wife of segregationist
for the dec*.des of free ser(my. recom mends lion of the Junior I Springs and Pinellas Park.
vice to Uncle Sam as chairman
-were expelled from school .pril fl for alleged vandalism George Wallace, well an over. College
Advisory Board,
Both Kelly and Itigh contin.
Headliners
for
the
Sanford
of the local draft board. And
April 2, asked the Board of and thefts appealed to the whelmlng victory, Burns sail
Miss Dorothy Morrison, ually blasted Burns' charge
Male Chorus "Spring Sort- Public
If you think that it ii $ "just
instruction Th ursday Board of Public instruction "in Alabama people went to Seminole High School English that Kelly asked the
nade" on Monday night will be
peachy" job, just try snding
lii. polls anti they cast an in. teacher, was hired along with ernor (or $500,000 to sup po
to
permit
their suns to return Thursday for rc'adnolssiop to telligent
ballot."
rt
soloists H. E. (Dick) Aiken
am, fond mamma's be of f
Jay Wi*hati, a physics and him
to
school,
in their travels Thurs.
and Martin Stinecipher and
school,
to camp when she doesn't
lie told the group to "get chemistry teacher at Edge. day.
This request was denied but 'the request was denied.
guest artists the Seminole
warm up to the ideal Whew!
Psychiatric treatment was
out your Christaia, card lists" water 111gb School for the past
Sheriff's deputies are still 111gb School Triple Trio,
Kelly called It the "biggest
a second appeal that the boys, One of the students,,
Those hot 'phone lInes!!
years,
Charles and write to each person on
o
ered by lb. court Th ursday
dragging the St. Johns River
tie"
in
rd
th
e
history
of
S S S
Florida
concert
will
The 8 p.m.
ba Ronald Rebels and Robert Gelm, was represented by an them urging that they vote.
N a m e a and biographies politics,
for a 16-year-old Sanford
Socia l security office has for the body of a man believed the ninth for the group of Washburn, be allowed
were submitted to the board
At on. point
to at attorney, harvey Coulter, who
o be George Lippinor, 62, of "men who love to sing" under
111gb told a gathering In youth, charted with making
been given 30 day. to g
Thursday
Thursday by Dr. Earl Weldon, West l'mlni Heath
.
tend summer school for maKe' :ti'on spd;c in behalf ,, paul Burns shifted his sights
(runs
et
out
Maitland.
his phllun. a series of harrasaing t.le*
the direction of Robert (arnie.
fficials
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presuujt'nt of •SJC,
High
to
Secretary
of
State
A Passing truck driver czll'
phy
is
"based
on
the view phone call, to women which
heard
singing
up
work
was
granted.
Martin
Aiken will be
say they cannot continue
in other action, the board
Tom Adams, who has charge I
that the government belongs bordered on obscenity.
furnish free office spaceto ed Sheriff J. .. Hobby Th ur.. the melodious "Anywhere I The two boys, 13 and l4 pre se nt with their parents.
approved the appointment
day afternoon
hen he SiW Wander" and the "Whiffen. years old, school officials said, lenge
According to Dot. SC16
"We are not here to chat'
a' to the People." But he said
Burns
was
attempting
to
hide
Floyd Richards. who Is re the Governor is a walking Charles Pagan, one of the
Cabinet,
behind
the
State
of
tu
)our
at.
power
or
authorlights.
beat,
air-condition
Ing,
the
man
fling
himself
Into
the
pocif
Sent."
Stinecipher,
well
broke
Into
Sanford
Grammar;
ily
to
take
tile
action
you
rningf r o in professional exsrnpie
janitorial service and
of the philosophy resting officers, one of the
did. *hI,b Adarns Is a member.
be
held
river
below
the
Interstate
4
known
baritone,
will
end
the
School
during
Easter
weekend
We
liable
for
elderly
folks
falling
behind
leave
to
the
position
of
prin.
4
"Nob"ly can hide
are rather here to ask for
that "tip the victory belongs wolne co-operated with the
down an they visit the 83 bridge.
tile
program with the stirring and vandalized every room In mercy and that you allow th e Tom Aiams because every. cipal of Bear Lake School,
spoils."
The
police in laying a trap to snare
man
apparently
parked "Battle Hymn of the Repub. the school in a wild spree of
George Dabbi, present pnin•
people. Service has
"The
boys
to
return
to
school
and
body
can
see
right
through
cipal
and
president
of
decision
on
May
24
the
youth, after he telephoned
been fur- his car In the center of the lie." Seven members of the destruction,
nished free for years.
will be a moral one rather her almost daily for 10 days.
take their exams so they can him," Burns snapped. 11.
bridge a bo ut p.m. and climb, chorus known as "The Seven
SSSC
said
Florida
Education
Association
than
a
political
one,"
High
Appearing In behalf of graduate," Coulter said.
Adams was the "maverick of has been granted professional
ed over the side of the bridge, Stars" will be henri singing Washburn
Pagan said th e youth pro.
was Rev. Herbert
Steve Legendre of Pack 540,
sail.
lie pointed out that the three the Capitol" who f working leave for a year.
posed dates with the woman
Csaselberry, represented the using a ladder attached for verses of "Dc Blue Tail Fly." Goersi, who said Robe
Robert had
111gb got off the s u bject of who Is about 35 - and in his
M.mt,eri of the group who been to church every Sunday )oluth% are under indictment tiowaril the govrrn"rship in lea l5(t
Cub Scouts on the Bill hierson inspection purposes, Hobby
by the courts anti Face the dls. 1970.
said.
appriotef
was
the
s
Burns
last, night when he ad. conversations Intimated per.
pointment
of
Murray
Arnold,
will
appear
at
the
Sanford
Show on television sat week.
and he felt that he hai
In
a
ters.
reply,
said, formerly 01 De La nd
A'I*ins
dresseda
crowd of about 200 (ormanc. of sexual acts.
his
leiscu
and
woui.l
advantage
of
having
a
crim.
Sheriff hobby quoted 11P Civic Center include Warren "learned
Explorer Scoots, Bo Scouts
I na! record In addition to be. "if it were my desire to he School, to be althletic director city Officials and nsa rs The woman agreed to make
in oi * wife as saying he ap.
Adams, Aiken, Hill Brown,
wn, give no further trouble"
and Cubs appeared on the pro. p
ing ilflal)ie to finish their high governor, I would be running and head basketball
f
po'arcd very despondent at lull Cross Doug Per, Dr.
coach at from the I{i'ige section .of a late with the boy and when
gram to promote the upeom. noon Thursday.
Both sets of parents report school education. lie asked for that off ire.
I'oik anti surrouniling r'oun. he arrLieii at the appointed
I
Sin not anti I.) man high School.
. W.
Ing Wekiwa District Scout
(etorgr Gerling. edly have lromied to pay For that they he permitted to fin, tin not. Intend to [wt-fillip in.
Tentative
i'I.ntiticatiun
ties,
the renter of the ph.os. place. Pagan and Capt. Ben
WIS
It was estitnatNI that
Howard Green. Roy Green, t the damages their I4)O did ish school and assume
Circus Saturday, 7.9:30
phate
industry in Florida.
ssue
the
re-i
volve,I
In
the
present
race."
p.m., made from Orange County Gary Helms, Harold how., to the contents of the school.
Butler were waiting. 11. was
new
teachers
will
he
hired
for
s;mnsihiiity of earning • iiv.
at Ward Park, Winter Park.
' expressed the hope that arrested after a short
the
license
plates
on
the
car.
Seminole
County
school
chase.
$ • S.
harry J'ohnquest, Art I.e., School Hoard Chairman Mason lug
sytc m next year, with about if he Is elected, the phosphate
Fagan said a rash of obscene
Pay. Lee, Dr. Prank Leone, Wharton saul this matter
The appealing western Auto
In lens log the requests on
too replacements. making a industry would work with hint t e lephone calls is toeing made
McCoy, I)r"nnan Seis. would lie taken ti with the behalf of the hoard, Mason
store with Its plantings and Chicago Pupils
of 131) instructors to be f.'r control of air and water and every effort is being put
Evan-,
McCoy,
Insurance
company.
;and.r. Dr. H. W. Rick.,
MSS make all the more an
Wharton chairman declared
poituiLsn.
Pflip?Oyctj.
forth to nab the culprits.
es. .,,..e,.,t.i
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Pa,, .sm. 1.,.... go.,.. i I '%'s'e are sorry that we bite
is,, ,rt.- a.
n.m 'ii
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Seminole
County
teachers
had
to
tale thi; severe action had no connection
Flildi
II.UdULU
ACL RR property be tween support U rolicy
with anyj
nest year will receive a $f,on
t
Walker, Murl Weaver, Albert It has been difficult for us and legal action and that the
Rurpee's and Celery City
r ossthe.buaril r a is. in
WASHINGTON
ac
((IPI)
CHICAGO (UPI) - UnI.
we
know
It has been difficult board had studied the matter
Printing shops. Since Tom versity of Chicago students Williams and George Wright.
The fourth anti final national starting salaries, which Is ex.
for
you,"
Wharton
told
the
at great iriith before and draft deferment test for stu. Peeled to help boost the avail.
Rice's re p re sen ta tives know today began a counter move. Sirs Bettye Smith is accom.
parents,
since their derision (us expell dents will I,. held June i. ability of qualified teachers In
that the "boss-man" wants
ment against a band of 3.30 to panist for the group.
Action against the youths is the youths
be a "good citizen" her., it 4 youths who seized control
A Selective Service spokes. th e county.
p.'noiing in Juvenile ('roirt. Ili' staten
the youths definit.1I man said it will he open for The board also boosted cum.
does seem that a routine of of the university's adminiPsychiatric
hearings
were
or•5
ely would not he permitted to those who did not take three ulative sick leave for nonlncare should be set up for that stration building in protest U Of F Expert
dered for both by Judge Kar. 1 return to school this
year, but
untidy spot. Onset the Burpee against the school's drift poi.
atructional school personnel
lyle hloushoider during prelim. 'may be" permitted to return others.
stalwart.,, we are told, said Ides,
from
12 to ii days. Employes
Conducts Survey Inary
The
spokesman
said
stuInvestigation,
next year, pending the report
that he'd see to it that any
eligible Included those are allowed six days sick
A group called the "Ad Hoc
—
Altar
bearing
the
secondary
of law enforcement officialsI who
GAINESVILLE (UPI)
plantings that the ACE. put iii Committee on a Free Choice"
were late in applying; leave each year, which has
pleas of the parents, the
there were properly watered. claimed it had 400 signatures Dr. E. T. York Jr., provost of school board voted unanimous and the behavior of the boys 'lid not register but save formerly been cumulative for
two years only,
How about that, Iaroy Ander. on a petition supporting the the University of Florida's In- i to let them attend summer during the summer
He advised the parents to changed their minds; and stu. In other action in the four.
ion?
dents who were required to
university's decision to give a stitute of Food and Agnicul- school, and If th ey get In no re
submit their request for
hour session Thursday the
student's grade, and class tunal Servic es, has gone to further trouble, It was mdimission of their ions at ad. travel excessive distances to board heard a preliminary re
British
Honduras
to
help
rona the test,,
rankings to draft boards
catcd they probably will be: board meeting In
f
Herald Index the
duct an economic survey,
August, If
student consents,
The first of the tests is port from members of the I
permitted to return to school they still desired to
Area deaths ................3
The team, which also has
return to scheduled for
Saturday. The school transportation commitin the fail,
school and the board
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representatives from, Great
would
second
and
third
are •chedui- tee beaded by Or, A, W. Epps
"Whether
your
boy
goes consider the matter again at
Church directory
WA Short, Wet 'I'l'IP
Britian and Canada, will
and approved It tentailvecii for Stay 21 and June
Church news .............3 SALINA, Okla. (UPI) - analyze economic conditions back next year depends en. that time.
ly, subject to certain nyu______________
Applications
tirely
for
the
fourth
on
him
and
on
his
2A-9A Clifford Nelson thought his and growth potential and aug.
• Classified ads .
must be postmarked no later ions;
Comics ..........
IA.7A Friday the 13th trip to Salina test guidelines for the de. havior," Wharton told the par.
Opened bids on tractor at.
cuts.
than June l
Election
Slated
Crosswords ......
SAM would be faster If be took an relopment of the country for
tachmente,
physical education
It was pointed out again New officers will be elected
unimproved road I nstead of the next five years.
Dear Abby ...... -........
supplies; art supplies, paper
during
the
hearings
Thursday
Editorial page
and Installed at the meeting RR Pension Hike goods and lunchroom mater.
IA following a turn in th e high.
that attendance at public of Southilnfr School PTO
Entertainment ............SA way.
WAShINGTON (I'I'lt
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iii:
school - is a privilege and nut p.m. l'uesday in the
Feature page ............IA
H. drove straight ahead at
schoohj Republican Congieo,suiuian Vii- heard a re po rt that th e sub(.%INKS'Ii.!,E (UP!
an absolute right."
aditoruu,n President DeWitt jam V. Crsm.r of Florida in- stitute
Horoscope ...... _...... SA-TA about 60 mIles per hour.
Some 0,000 4.H Club mom. One of the
teacher fund Is 'in the
parents
reported
Mathews will Pre s ide finer Inc troluced a bill providing for red" due to more than the
S.wix4
Litar,
N.ls.fl climb- bins and leaden throughout
auciety ......
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had
been
made
business
ti
session at which me1 an across-the-board seven per usual amount at illness of reg- I
Sports ..........
1041 ed from his us, fI,. feet un. the state will observe 4.11 that
to get one of the boys into oue Freeman Baggett, new pun,
Tablehopping ........... .U der the surface of Lake Hodcent bike In all annuities and uiar teachers and a greater
Club Sunday with special pro. of several private schools In
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cipal for Southslde, will he in.1 pensions to retired railroad
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jgraLua us churches. 4
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Once again the ballast 70 mlrnats speeches as their
808 are alive with the sound final teats.,
Karen Thom.)) will be in.
of music.
The Christian have
prise. stalled Is Worthy Advisor on
Uclag for their annual spring Kay 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the
concert which will be held Masonic Temple for the Order
tonight at $ o'clock. A large of the Rainbow for Girls.
variety of numbers I. planned This I. what every Rainbow
Including some specials by the Girl strives to achieve. This
Trip). Trio. A folk singing installation Is open to the
Stoup composed of Dee Brad, public. All friends and isis.
en, Denise LaTour, K. S. tives are urged to attend.
Stowell, and Becky Smith will The Girls' Athletic Assocla.
sing 'Michele" and The Dou. lion has totaled the points for
big Quartet who represented each girl and has determined
Beam,), at the state contest which girls will receive let..
will also feature some special tess on Awards Day.
numbers. All the numbers
have a touch of spring and
the entire Glee Club promises
a tremendous show. The Newsboys
Triple Trio will also sing
with the BanfoudMale Chore.
Monday night In the Spring
Serenade at the Civic Center. Local newspaper boys from
Congratulations are being The Sanford Herald and the
given to the newly elected Orlando Sentinel were honored
officers of Til.HI.Y: Marlin. by the Elks Lodge with a
.tte Welch, president; Sue ?In.b's'
gnition Day.
Makin, vice president; Ann
Th. 'young businessmen"
Carlson, secretary; and Donna were trusted to a luncheon of
Ashby, treasurer. This club hamburger, ad can drink.
has proved itself $ W0
and viewed movie. presented
while service club In the past by the Seminole County Shot.
and has many more plan, for tire
Depaait Is Florida
the coming year. They are
lays' Ranch.
planning a MotherDaughter
Sheriff
I. L. Hobby *out.
Senior tea for May 19 it
mended
the
youngsters for
Donna Davis' house.
The Cheerleaders with to their initiative and enterprise
thank all members of the in carrying out their job..
carrier was presented
community who helped make
their csr.waah such a tie, a recognition sword for "out.
mendous
Th.y ralsed standing community service"
close to $90 for soap e* by the Elks' Club and each
received a pass to the Rita
pens..,
The Marching Seminoles Theater.
collide dabout $100 their Three Sanford Herald Carnight but were rained len received special awards,
out Saturday. They continue presented by Prank VoltolIn.,
circulation manager.
their drive on Tuesday.
The Anchor club gave their Richard Place was honored
annual Mother's Day tea for for more than three years eon.11 members and their moth. tinuous service while Gary
on, Sunday, May I. It was Almond and Relden Moor,
heid at Pat Stinstrom's w
sited fir outstanding
house.
sales, service and collection
Pootball practice is well wk,
under way. Scrimmage sta rt.
.4 last Friday. The boys wove Tension Eued
pads the aecesd day, and
practiced hitting, bash, block. WARSAW (UPI) - Toning, and tackling. The first ibis between Poland's Cs..
three deja, Coach Mitts mwrhst government and Rowanted to find out who want- man Catholic Church leaders
to play feotbsll. wnw boys apeaX eased today follow.
were pretty more for a fey Intl Mste-sppnved religious
days,' 'he said, "but will sees p.xs&amp; through the I MO-yearold sityelCareewln honor of
belasliape."
1$'. that the. at pair spIn the ui1hun1um .5 Polish Chris.
tianity.
for final •xsms.
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Stepped Up Air War Looms
SAIGON (UPI) - U. I.
fighter-bombers lashed Ce
Juriwdst North Vietnam Thin
day wIth the heaviest air is

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ay 13, 1966 — Page 3

Search For Girl

School Drivers Adopt Uniforms

Johnson Defend
Vietnam Policy

Grace XetbsdIst Church,
Aeceniii. Day. Thuviday.
soil
at Weedlail Avenue,
May19, will be calibrated at
otth.war,amwtiryap
4lII
_____
uniforms,
laaMd,
will heM Its eighth
Holy Crisa Rplacop.l Church.
UU U
man reported today. pekij
- salverury
revival,
starting
It was decided at a recent
with
Holy
Ceun.
Imiford,
said the U. 8.
' meeting of the Bus DrI,,ri
SHADE GAP, Pa. (UP!)_lp
V'.'
.
.
. •.
u-Ilk Say's II a. m. sir.
1 aid 10 La., liv.
!down a MIGIT over Comm
itu,
.
's.-'
...ia
.j.
Hundred. ef searchers, in
Association at the lake Wary
w
l.EIO7 ). 'oper, rector, has
I, liv. I.its* I. lI
I ,.it .,
—
.1st ChIna and vowed to s
-.
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.
.:
tcwfr e,ld.n1 We. frJJg
kreughTharsdsyatl:1O.
'
School.
Tb. woman will wear
-,
zco;cs
of
Male
adwul
urth
for
treaties
snnuunc
4
.
..
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lqel
Rub
pay this "debt if blood."
. Caper, vie. president;
£—
psr.es., taraer
jr
$whiteWous,na,yblu.s
past ith Mrs.
ii
Valtid
Thank
Of.
that happened
boys, moved be close forma.
.,
PekIng said the Incids
WASHINGTON (UPI) 1,
GirtNds Keiper, secTs.
Mater if the chureb (119113)
"
and hat. Tbemeswlflwea,a
lagitheriag if the
....
,owsow
was 25 miles
.
I
Kebi An. ,
tiun
bite
a
wooded
ares
wesi
- President
Johnsn
will
be
guest
evangelist
Song
he
is
standini
of
the
Church
also
white
shirt and dark trousers,
p
r
- dei. The Americans said
I'
of hers today In th. third
ader will be 11ev. Ray Gretoe to-toe 5(5J
:
place at this tim..
critica o
-,
•k'tf5
Ms-s.
Ribecea Limb, peesi.
WGI7
was shot down abet
Circle leaders and eo.lead.
of cini.e
truth, I WOUld have
IOTy, former
day of a search for $ 17.
there" who
Cries wili be one of
his Vietnam policy in his owi
dent, presided over the bust.
30
mIles
Pather
became
a
era,
named
In
order
are,
8..
south
of
the
ChIIIII
ethedist Church, Sanfotd. :.
death eertU1est before
• •
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•
-- .. - . ,. ness meeting in which a nomi.
the 1* churches participating
lb.
year-old girl and her kidnaper
party, while his Senate leade:
border,
sthia1dthrouaftI, th.rCirele,Dt.ReUuufl ,weY. L_'
"'" e.:, i
Following the mornind safe
eipUldbeSessthethIiS.
1
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Junior
Choir
P'.atiesl
•
,
sating committee was appoint.
I.
defending
the
right
of
thos,
all
1'
•
'
,•
•
believed to be a deranged sni. ':
dl.a dr.
And in Washington a wan
. ..
.,
'r
'- - -rices Iseday, there will be a
° th
er
to Ilk. place at 4 p.e.. Sun.
los, Jesus Christ. Ac,tn.uy, Miss ,uiCS w,..t, I
•
Democrats
to
disagree.
ed to select offIcers foe' the
I
-per
known
u
the
vny.terlous
big
that
jet airfields may 1
:IS,.. -,
dish luncheoi in hon
thiesfolkawbscaaneinslli tbs.---o(JeausIaaolso cli, Mrs. AilceGreIn,VlGlittI
day In Xaowl.s Memorial
These somewhat divergent
'
1966.67 year The commIt..
masked
mountain
man.
.
bombed
loader;
Martha
Cml.,
Mt..
In
North
Vietna:
and
his
a
have
$
ba,j
Parsons
discover God at work
r of Rev.
at Rollins College in
L8.,.
,,
approaches to Vietnam wpy
-• ,
V. W. GANDERTON,
- ., te., composed of Mrs. Edith
The searcher., many of
raised the possIbility of
'. ..i
lMdreSaOSfi,thillltb his. utak.thatle$piifaIthtobe WcalthylpokiL Mrs. Mildred
:
Park.
'.4=
- r Lane, Mn.. Janet Hodges, Mr.,
.
voiced
Thursday
night
by
thi
them
armed,
were
told
to
stepped
Rlack;MaryCIrti'.. Is.
up
air
war.
aviation
structural
meMembers and fr45 ue'
•
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.
Ardkeareal lisa been inF
President
and
Senate
Demo.
Mae Cars-, Mrs. Sue Prultt and
scour
a
two'mile
stretch
of
The
ground
1l$rwuuu, ..Ti.
war Increase4 I O
,ttad to attend lb.
lbs $0S1*U41ISII IhM1h
chanic chief of Naval
I
nounced Set 10 am. until
'' the coming of Jn 515
cratle
Leader
Eugene
rugged
LeFair, will repeat
Mike
Mansfield
1's-raIn
abeT;NsomICITcle,Mri.MhT
in
an
effort
to
ferocity
and
iaadaylongba
deeMed. '1* that'. Whit N iaT"
iturday, and tsr pools REV. TOM PARSONS
jor
a diJflcuJj
'1
at the Soptmnbe, meeting.
(Mont.) before more than 6,. Air Maintenance Train- turn up some clue to the fats
Mrs. Ethel
C
•tleassarrowxkdU.
S.
Mann
Salisbury,
.
lam
Thursday
e
.
I. all about, us think the
week,
Next
vs
Holy
Cross
at
9:05
creates
e Who
-- A
• - '000 Democrats in Washing. ing Detachment, San- or whereabouts of Peggy Ann
Mrs. Wilma Pope of long.
Gray; Ruth Circle, Mrs. Mae
squad 370 miles north of St
yes." Or perhaps thsy have things.
ihros_gb Saturday, the chur.
'
A. you not participating
-• •• - '.:
ford,
was
selected
"In____
wood read a suggestIon aid
gon
held
Bradnick.
Mrs.
Agnes
Diehian
'it
ton's
NatIonal
Guard
Armory.
0ff
hordes
of
Con
Many of her class.
Society
at the wa peo$a who Tb. coming of Christ is not
Woman's
rh's
rehearsal
will
not
slag
in
the
i
4'
.
.
Those in the audience paid structor of the Month" mates were given a day off
munists until Leathernec
- list after 'which there was a
Cbrlstlaa Service will spousof
claim $0 be ised Chditliis "difficult" 'ct It displays a Sarah CtiCw,
in the r..thal.
planes zoomed In and burn.
question and answer period.
V.
$100
a
plate
for
a
dinner
to
from
school
to
join
the
search.
Methodist
Church,
DeBary,
recently
Ii,. in the wut44aY
a
rummage
sale
at
WSCS
OFFICERS
of
Community
sols
will
leave
Sunday
for
April.
Selection
is
anti
eau.sacrtnciu
1t1gbt,
Mrs
Cot
j
SCHOOL BUS drivers in Seminole County will
complete'
15
Arriagtos
Laura
scores
of
guerrillas
to
death
flive will be notified July
Team,
of
FBI
agents
and
aid have nut
lnntalled
by
the
paiitor,
Rev.
Cecil
N.
Ogy,
are
(left
to
right)
Mrs.
Meibs
13th
Street.
at 2:11 .m.
tor creatlos which I. dli' Mr..
raise funds for the party's based upon outstanding Stat.
wear regulation uniforms beginnIng next term.
with napalm, a spokesman
chairman of circles.
senatorial
of their appointment as a
I
and
Police
roamed
the
area
500do1U li tIfS iv
Anthony,
treasurer;
Miss
Alice
B.
Cooper,
vice
president;
Mrs.
Moan
eolyt.
Picnic
I.
ached.
An
A
ncwt tot us selIcentered
congressional contributions by in. in patrol cars, questioning
ported.
Women
will
wear
white
blouse
and
navy
blue
campaign
committees.
drives'
for tbe. new season.
JI
thins i1 that woUld skew proud men to accept. Not At the Srst meeting of the
r
Saturday,
Kay
21,
Lewis, president, and Mrs. Gertrude Kelper, secretary,
vied fo
atructor to Detachment resiulents and checking out
A UP! front dispatch said
bewg
year
with
new
Johnson
skirt
Regular
them that ** TIIIgWS in
and
driven and substi.
said
cap
as
that
the
ti
(MlddletonPhoto)
hom.
of
Kr.
and
Mrs.
atthel
shown
by
Mrs.
June
Boyles
to
-at
the Marine squad of 14 men
siaing, the w5C$ welcomed
commitment to freedom would and supported fleet ac- every report or rumor that
worth whl..
Jose. and those plan.
Mrs.
Phyllis
Kern
(top)
with
men
wearing
white
killed at least 30 VIet Coag.
Mrs. Marsha Cushmal as i
.1
maJor
be an empty pledge If South tivltlea In fields of came Into "search eontrol"-a
01 lilt'S.
ning to attend are urged to
let.
COUNTDOWN NEARS - Astronauts Eugene
Not a
shirts and dark trousers. Drivers voted on the
Marties
aj
new
member.
Pledge
cards
artillery
and
Jets
hurl.
.
$y
Diana
Isles
PtOblSS Ii that ii eomaa$.
•
, weapons systems main- communication, center set up
is
list
In
the
parish
tar-s from the Brevard and
Vietnam
should fill
it. wianin
Cernan (left) and Thomas Stafford went
uniform at last meeting of the Bus Drivers As.
big flaming napalm ran the
The picnic is to be Rev. Charles W. Stewart
tonience training and In a picnic grove.
gression. H. added:
Orange County bus driver as.
through a full-scale countdown rehearsal for the
sociatlon, Guest apeaker was Herbert Muse,
Viet Cong death toll to 173
untIl 6 p.m. and there Yr., who has been serving as
coon.
special
projects.
But
followIng
a
fruitless
"
Award
aoclstlons inviting the drives's
say
tonight
to
my
scheduled
Tuesday
launching
of
their
Gemini
9
In an operation $
515 In,Md
Mu. C. H. Anthosy.
the (
be swimming and games vicar of Christ Episcopal
try: We shall stand with hon. was presented by Cdr. lay of searching Thursday
school bus transportation supervisor, who I.e
to a meeting of their os-gsni.
as the world Is compared
ficer described isMarine of- dpSuIa and an gena target vehicle.
Church, Longwood, for the
develop a sout.6 privat. 1i15. b.sv . Yet Gd
the supper.
, and Mrs. Gray presented £ the The 44th annual convention1 coast Manor, St. Petersburg, Moore, deligatu. Those to
there was mounting suspicion
or. We shall stand with cour- P. S. Polgar.
shown with Mrs. Rebecca Lamb, associat Ion
zations,
(NEA
Telephoto)
fry."
past three years, has accept.
usgs which Is hard IS '
By Jane Ca.selbeny
. program oa world mIss..... of the Episcopal Diocese otis retirement apartment corn. attend the annual meeting of
(Navy Photo) that reptor smi captive were president.
age. We shill stand with p..
Speaker for th. evening was
. ,,ulh of t
-i-The Marine squad had
Churchwoman
______________________
Episcopal
the
ed
transfer
effective
June
15,
Delmas
Copeland,
mm.
late Into the EngliSh apek ..a.
a...i .. -el..-'----- --•-- -t tilustratini her talk with
t..i....
$.IA
•'.-'
,.,.,.
Rev.
_______________________
"lung gone" from th. area.
hence,
and
that
Herbert
Muse, county school
UUIII riullu. UViH5 IIc,u U$
5lIv, •UU - MIW
ii
the
stand
A
stumbled onto a guerrilla
were Mrs. Harry Cochran.
is vicar of St. George Epla. star- of the Casselberry Corn7*1 11 os
- the Crucified Man on Easter. larg,
map. She
told of
many
The pretty, blue-eyed high
bus supervisor, ho thanked
Congress has taken and that Is
experiences
during
bar
trips
weekend
In
Miami
was
form.
rise
apartment
In
Daytoas
training
doctora
have
their
own
i.ogan.
camp complete with
copal Church in Bradenton.
rnunity Methodist Church,
just is
hi junior was al'tiuete,i at
in
the group for cooperation In
the .tand we shall continue to
ai.i.... —'
._.i .1 ...aA .H ,.,n. .11., na.n.,4 thursday niuhi U....h I. .hg.un$ SA h $!MmT%It.
_.._ Ilk - £ - a
ii
lecture halls, propaganda ma
MS'5 -- --------' -..-- ...--- - --- ---r. I IUUI
.. M $ I AvIaurMI
verne wau'uwsu%.
No replacement for Christ will conduct the InstallatIon
gunpoint VeuInesday in the
(trial appeared to a a Dy
uIS
take. It ii the stand that the
the progress of the organism.
terial
and
barracks.
The
ben to learn more of the with an address by 1$. Rev. ed. In Miami the Diocese Church, Longwood, were Rev.
Church has been announced for officers, secretaries of
and SO
Presence of her five younger
aftarwardi. Thomas could
vast
tion
thus far, and asked mein.
majority
of
Americana
3o Henry I. Loutltt, D.D., Bishop seeks to serve the Cuban re Charles W. Stewart Jr., vicar, Is 54
aquad radio was destroyed as
work, and circle chairmen, of
at this date.
We
amlas
lb.unliu
wounds,
but when work
ciety'sbeing
name,dos.
bothInatthe
home
brothers and sisters. The man
within thetalking
Cb*avh
bs1ic
hi could
demand. It is the stand that
his-i
to continue towards make
but
Woman's
Society
of
It
fought
to
lb.
last
man
the
Since assuming lb. duties
Jot, aid we
ifl
of the Diocese of South Flor. fugees and others In need by and Charles Stewart III with
who dragged her into the
the
free
Ing
the
new group the best
people
of
the
world
. and In oth.r countries,
other Marines heard the fir'
we
of vicar at the Longwood Christian Service at the 10:60
know what
Jesus stretched
forth liii
woods fitted the description
respect.
one in th, state. He stated
about,
but It may lOt CO*• tiered
haids, Thomas
fell to Birthday greetings extended ida, on the theme, "A Diocese combining Iti efforts with Charlss Pasternack as alter.
brig and wiped out most of the CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)
Church In mid-1963, Father am. worship service Sunday.
actly 'JJ minutes and eight "(;o out anti tell thi
of a sniper who has been tAhe was very much In favor
nate;
Pasternack
this
through to otheil. "God" i7 his hue.s and cried out, "My during the refreshment period Comes of Age," reflecting other churches on an ecumen200 to 400.xnan Viet Cong With the Houston control cciitend
the Mrs.
women's
meeting. to at. In L
Stewart has spearheaded of. Tb. general meeting of the
-. - seconds
inter,
ing pot allots at nutnriuets anti
of the new unifos-ins and was
fall
that
America
will
poise.
ly
Decal
Eatm
..
W.dn.ediy
grand
.14
greybeerdid
man
Lord,
and
my
God.'
'Many
of
went
to
Mrs.
Lola
Booth,
Mrs.
growth
and
development
of
Ical
levul.
In
Brevard
County,
WSCS
was
held
force.
forts
which
brought
growth
coojurs up lbs
ter and
satisfied with the outfits do- 'A in ,ther-daughter banipiet in the church membership, en. afternoon, following a meetSooth Vietnamese flP1'ed stations worldwide tracking The astronaut's flight plan vere until peace cornea to United Press Internalional resijent.. for more than two - - us are like Thomas, and we Rose Fidler, Mrs. Gertrude the Diocese during his 21 there Is ths Family Service
listening in, Gemini calls for three rendezvous and Vietnam."
citled upon. He explaInid dif.
bard,
Bureau seeking to meet the Me ' h
of
a major victory 54 miles
cannot Inspect His wounds. So Rider, Mrs. Mabel Swallow, years as Bishop.
in scheduled for 6:80 panaion and snlargement of
Cold air forced temperaon a throas
Since th, kidnaping, an C,
f5n.t%Ce5 In drivers salaries
With Chairman .1. William lures down in the mid
Twenty-one years ago the needs of distressed people In
southwest of Saigon, kIlling Astronauts Thomas Stafford hookups with the Agcna and
somew%st$. ObVioUsly.
ACCePtS
55
. day at the First Rap- ths church while retaining Its with Mrs. Philip Caesber,
hers we must accept lb. wit. and Miss Florence Webber.
record
two
west
armed
party
of
hour
and
25
a three.sided and Eugene Cernan today re.
state
police,
and
how seniority rates.
-.-:
:urch
of
Longwood
as
miiiFulbright
(fl-Ark.),
of
the
again
president,
presiding.
.j
i
Diocese
had
92
congregations,
a
rapidly
growing
community.
in
tist
cit
ii
Viet
Cong
today,
pore .1 Image M out of
beauty
and
historical
atmosfor
the
fourth liii agents
- -.-:•."
nose of the Church over the
and civilian volun.
a highlight of Girls Auxil- phere as the eldest In the Mrs. Charles Pierce pietoday there are 200; 1,000 per. In Tampa, there is istablish. B •id
•assault on a guerrilla supply hearsed portions of next Ute spacewalk by Cernan. The Senate foreign Relations eons. straight day. Below freezing teems
mail meanIngless "lather," past 2,000 years that lb. Lord
I
Ocean splashdown is mittee at the head table, John. marks were ercpecteui from
has searched the area,
scus Week.
ions were confirmed In one ed the Episcopal counseling ui ing Plans
center. The south Vietnamese week's rendezvous and space
a. in
county, addition of a 300 year seated a program on "Dreama
at'. w.
Ii trUly iiis. 'it. Church has
scheduled
for
next
hut
walk
spectacular.
to
no
avail.
Friday
GA
di.
Miriam
Bryan,
sad
Realities"
and
conducted
Mrs.
fortified
swept through the
year, now more than 4,000 are Center.
ion opened with a barbed quip Montana to Kansas to the
and this may proJect
old antique crucifix to the
survived all these years of Chapel Youths
nioriiing.
BY Jane Caas.lb.rty
The only thing resembling a
is in charge of th. treasures of Christ Church, a pledge service. Mission
that he was glad to be back eastern Great Lake..
confirmed each year; disburse. 'The Bishop referred to three
Viet Cong vWage and captiu. edThe two astronauts, schedul.
agsof a mean eld
peniicutlon and dissent and
clue
for
launch
at
12:30
p.
m.
up Thursday
I
and
menu
will
hepledge
cards
were
filled
in
by
.j
en
pounds
of
rice
aid
a
with old friends "as well as
20,000
no
comes
meaning
boma dAnk
at all to a family It nothing establishod on a To Have Benefit menti by local congregations major matters to come before At a went meeting of the
creation of a kindergarten,
Heavy thunderastu,rnie swept when cropped
*t),
a bioo,ihou,i followed
7$jgi ,er psShapaItkU p.oplelikeyouandme.e
ROACHIS—APITS
amounted to less than $800,000, the Diocese; th. changing of church council of Meeelah Ta- elude baked ham, baked and construction of the edu- time. attending,
giant unciergrotmd pharma. Tuesday, were participating
some members of the foreign the south with a half inch
to
.
i't'ggy's
trail
to
In
a
sniulon
simulation
de.
a
peas,
sweet
potatoes,
Members
of
the
society
will
rural
ruaii,
mU.
the
Canon
to
allow
women
to
ceuticai
laboratory
containing
now they have reached $9
cational building, Searcy Hall.
relsth,n* committee." That an inch of rain reporte,l in then lost the scent on the
where lbs father baa left hoax or an untruth could have
signed to give the Gemini
.-- iw, hot rolls, cake, and In addition, the Men's Club act as hostesses for the open
serve as delegates to coaven. thersn Church,
.. io,000 tubes of drugs.
lion,
committee
has provided a to. an hour Thursday night in pavement. This gave rise
that.
tracking
network
its
last
big
or
iced
tea.
house
to
show
th.
new
sddiToday
almost
every
college
lion
and
on
local
vestries,
lie
the
members
voted
to
accept
coffee
Vietnamese
credited
U.
to
The
and Episcopal Young Church.
rum for critics of admireistra. sections
,'•:;Creation continues, and our Talent Show
of Aiaibzma ini the theory that the gunmnn r
tion to the parsonage front 3
mail
campus In the Diocese is be. urged passage of this change. the drawings of the mister Guest speaker for the occa- men were reactivated.
s. helicopter gunshipe with test.
tion policy.
Georgia. I)aiins Tex., itlso fie,i
- '.": -,
n4 each of us has to mlvi knowledge
of the
It grows
as act-By
Juliatalent
Bartos
Sisthers Chemicof
four-hour
exercise
got
viii be Mrs. Herbert
until
5
p.m.
Sunday,
hay
22.
in an autonjot,iie with his
of
the
Viet
Cong
The
esce
uncovers
mysteries.
A
benefit
show
will
ing
served
by
part.tlme
chapSecondly,
the
passing
of
a
.it.
plan
and
preliminary
sioi
i
most
killing
Father Stewart, his wIfe,
"You cnn say one thing Wfla soaleul.
""
M'.Y
12,
1561
underway
about
I
a.
m.
with
LA.
Helen
lisp.
I.e
the
it
was
valid
to
purchase
a
victini
in
tow.
- lains, with full time chaplains budget totaling $1,473,40L00; aketches for tha first mitt of Peck of
-•in an action reported still Stafford
o
sons,
Bill
and
Peter,
Dlx,
and
about
those hearings." the
The rains spread from the
*s Got
15Y5$15
Himself
tq
iii day
be presented
it 7:10School
.
-- 'i
Admissions
254N.ILMAVI.
and
Cernan
sitting
in
iunh.
wheel
chair
for
the
church
ha
Police
sent
out
an
lbs
pound
.ed
basin
all
scets
Ii
many
ways.
Belie'
by
the
Church
of
at
the
University
of
Miami,
third,
lbs
possible
dlvisloo
of
the
church
as
submitted
by
list
Cit
the
Iicuag
,
underway.
li-itiits,
reside Ia
on
' ireid. ReM .'aØIi"
President said, 'but I don't northern Rockies to Iowa
SANPORD, PLOSIDA
loan elosat and to donate $20
vinI alarm and made plans to
Architect William A. Cox of To Ironiluds Pocus Week, Maine Street.
But It was the air war that a Gemini capsule simulator at Jonun lilidcrbrnndl, Anna think thia is the place to
Minnesota.
and truth and love still 5t0 Altamonte Springs Comniun. the University of South Flor. the Diocese.
T
Clouds
ctnrere,I
5C
ly
the Cape. The mockup cap. Brooks, Mae Woodruff, Marto help defray expenses of
members will attend the Asbroaden the scope of their
for
allwhich
of creal101.
it IsInto
Illscoaide*'ed the greatest thlniis Ity Chapel in the educational Ida and Florida Atlantic U01 Named to attend the con. Orlando.
took on new dimensions,
it."
adioS
baa called
tions of the mitwest which
suie was
the weekly youth prayer
While U. S. Navy and
it Ia His Ii the world. Then, must hi building. Directors at. Mrs. versity. Within the Diocese venflon from Holy Cross Epis. Thea. have been fomrd. sociatilenal Rally to take
electronically tied tha J. Odd, Norman Young, Fuiluright inscrutable, imA. Thursday rrt-ciyei re-orul rain- search.
"lii's around here et)n:eInto
the mission control center
breakfast.
•%Ve can nri*ke no auuinp- there right
Houston
Richard Cockley and Mrs. there are more than 41) parish copal Church, Sanford, were ed to the Board of American place Ilaturday at First flap- Great Cross
Force planes carried out 13$ in
snisteicS .11 beIng,
apprehending
Ecola
Edwards,
C
h
a
r
1
e
el
a
cigarette
now," sill the
President
fill
that
caused
as
the
flm'4ljng
ae
and the global
Sttt5 were ser'ed
conUnulig tov icr the world some basis for
day schools, two preparatory Rev. Leroy D. Soper, rector, Missions of th. Lutheran tist Ciiurch, Sanford.
missions against the North,
lion that the man anti girl i nil-or. "lie might even be in
UpT.36
spoke.
He
did
_________________________ the., things. Surely lb. e I.. James Wallet,
Abrams,
not
join
In
the
year
old
hit
tracking
stations.
Sanford;
Albert
1'.
11
and
12
following
the piegram by the
either are or are not in the I ho search party. You know,
B52 bombers from Guam
tenee of these witness tO Proceeds will be used to boarding schools and two CO. and Wall)' Philips and Lie Church in America for spproY- Thi
applause
as
the
President hot.
/2 jO Mos.
inasciusg
will present a playlet, Being Readied
hostesses, Mrs. George Keller.
a Vict Cong training center The two astronauts arc sche. Collier, Deilary; Fern Boston,
N.wC4'/O'
srea" sail state police Lt. he kind that likes to stick
ii.
..msdelng, or Someone, great. purchase a film projector for educational day schools, with
Adventure," during
Mrs. J. Zimmerman, Mrs.
duled to get their final major Lake Monroe; Samuei E. Fa- 1t defended his policy in Vietnear
Da
Nang
while
other
Liberty Group
use
in
the
chapel
and
church
$
flCW
preparatory
school
near
E'iwar.l
Matarnowskj.
When
the
plans
are
accepted
TMGr.at
14.10 p use Per Yew
round and see what happens
nam.
er than creation, creating, by,
syer services Wednesseparate ph3'slcal examinations Satur- ron ills Daytona Beach.
Paul Engleman, Mrs. C. I.
Grace Church
Oviedo being started.
planes flew
"lie's long, gone" said one tIer the crime."
P'rewroage Yew I,... By C.Ma Newt
by the Board of American the sning.
For Mission
Ing, and the basis of beauty, school program.
At
the
same
day
while
launch
crews
put
time,
Johnson
Vanice, and Mrs. Alford
Births
•llghts against targets In
volunteer searcher. "They'll
MissIons, Jack 8.11 and Dr. day
itifleatloti of love, the Sunday, Rev. Wayne p. In the field of Christian so
Peggy was abducted ihodTo Speak For
the Gemini 9 spacecraft and Mr. and Mrs. George Bos- did remark that Americans
the
Wailkeys and teachers of A 20.story stainless steel Thompson.
South.
never get him now."
Smith's
topic
at
the
9:80
and
cial
relations
the
Diocese
has
WSCS
Conducts
Donald
Lynch,
co.chairineu
after she got oft the
r
.stablleher of truth.
by
Its
could
have
rocket
acatlon Bible School, cross, largest pure stainless
through
the
"differences
and
s•art
of
ton, Lake Monroe, a girl,
A "mission" is n
"Should have starteti ear- chool bus anti began
MINuS P.DJ
the church building commltteiJune
t)e 1 3-24, are meeting rigNo, there has not yet been ii am. worship s,ryicei will Bishop GraY Inn, Davenport,
prt'countdown
to walk
disputes
without
questioning
activity
at
Discharges
Youth
Rally
or
more
planes.
Exact
fig.
Adventists
world,
two
her," said another. "Its too t own a lane one'quarter mile
issued a death certificate for be "Fuith With A Built-In home for the elderly; SunS Pledge Service
will present the plans to the ularly on Wednesdays at 10 steel structure In the
pad
9.
the
Integrity
CALL
and
honesty
The Psntecoetal Conquer-.
0!
Thelma A If o r d, Mitchell
urea were a military secret launch
late now."
God. He reign.. He creates. Doubt." Nursery will be pro.
congregation for final approw- a.m. to make plans for the is being completed in Boston
rone her home. her two
Jy $aryai$ $015
The
Federal
Space
Agency
Jones,
Tonia
I..
Tarwick,
Ben
our
fellow
men."
$ectional
Youth
Rally
area
I'4t11l
$li()EM,tKER
over
a
vast
hut
the
raids
Ralph Pexold,
However, another volunt,.er, I rothers anti thre. sisters
'Tb. a .ii g I s us Uberti He Is the source of beauty and vided for both services.
Illgblight of the May meet- at before actual construction school which will be kicked for shipment to the nation's will be held at 7:30 p.m. to-.
It was the right to disagree Paul B. Shoemaker, 70,
of th. north eclipsed the high. said preparations were pro Cappi, Sarah Aim Smith, Ken.
at St. Augu..
for. on leave from the Navy anti s toed by In terror
A meeting of parents of St. Andrew's
Jim
Doucelte
Ing of the Woman's Society of can begin.
Group of Southern Mtselowi truth. God love.. God Is.
ceeding
me 10 WIth a motor- oldest missIonwill
smoothly for Amer. nctli Davidson, Lietig Wig. which was emphasized by mcriy of Sanford anti Daytona devoting his furlough
as the
water mark of
be erected day at lb. First Pentecostal
tin, whet. it
the
church school
students
_____________
College will .peak at the $
or
Everett McTeer
to the r tasked man, wearing knee
scheduled
for p.m.
Sunday Circles To Meet Christian Service of Grace Rev. Martin P. Touts 5 PIs- cade aad parade.
lea's
13th
manned
spaceflight
Church
of
Longwood.
Mrs.
gins,
Marguerite
Cahian,
Mary
Mansfield,
who
has
sometimes Beach and a reeltiont of Or. search, was of
April 4, 1963.
on a point jutting Into the
and 11 am. services Saturday
a different I igh boot.. dragged her Into
Methodist Church, Sanford, tot of the church which pieswith no problems in sight. Emma hall, Olivia S. ilium- stood between critics and sup. lando, died Thursday in an opinion
Sibyl Coonsbs is th. local
322.1611
Air Force planes flew
to
discuss
plans
for
forming
Mantanzas
River,
site
of
the
was an inspiring pledge ser- ently meets in the American
at Forest LA. Seventh'Day Six Attend
to woods,
U
all
goes
as
planned,
young
people's
leader,
Geniiley,
Elizabeth
Baker,
mission-s
Thursday
liar-old
porters
the
of
of
administration
pol.
Orlando
hospital.
__________________
$
Parents
Club.
first permanent community in
Woirkers' Meet
Adventist Church. At lb. 1:10
ni's Atlas.Agena rendezvous Tatum, Sanford; Ida Cobb, icy.
vice, "Drum.. and Resiltie.," Legion
Navy Planes
Funeral services will be hel'
(
The Women's Service Circle Tuesday
America established In 1566
p.m. Vesper Service, the
rocket will start th, action Henrietta Kingiland, Ddllary; Spealcing after the Presi. Saturday at 4
presented
under
the
direction
p.m. at th,
will
meet
in
the
educational
nas Ene.mbIS froie Tormt Beta Meet
by the Spanish conquistador,
By Maryans Mlii.
Tuesday with a launch at ii Louise V. Testo, Lake Mary; dent, Mansfield said the Dim. Carey.Iiand Chapel
of frs. Robert Bennett. Thu.
Set
- •
in
building
at
10
am.
Tuesday
will
p,eeent
a
Legal
Notice
Pedro
Menendes
di
Aviles.
Academy
laha
a. a. U the 26-foot satellite Ethel H. Tart, Osteen; Wi]. ocrats have no reason to fear do.
and the hoard of trustees will The two women's circles of ing the program members Nurses Schedule
By
JaSe
emilervy
coicert under the dlrectloi of
A ltorker'i Conference for Ths Great Cross is one of
St. Anlr.wa Presbyterian were given opportunity to
ny?tcR or rvas.w nm*arao reaches the proper orbit,1llam B. BlOOd, New Smyrna the Vietnam issue In the 1968 Mr. Shoemaker
at 7:30 that evening.
is survive
Mrs. Pat Silver in the sane' $lz members of the Lyman meet
ci PROPOsED Ci*RGE5 AnD Gemini S will be launched en. Eva Graham, Orange
all tee chars and counselors in several monuments being
Daily neighborhood meet. Church, Heir I.ak., will have present their pledges for the Cancer Confab
City, congressional election cam. by his wife, Minnie Lee; twi
AR5DMEHT5 IS DEatureaTHigh School Beta Club attend.
turch School and Meth- erected under auspices of the
tuary.
RD snans El W$ICR 5TOX. palgo, in fact they owed lb. brothers, Claude Shoemaker
At $ p.m., the Beta Club el the 24th Annual Florida ings at 5 p.m. will continue their regular monthly meet. coming year.
Youth Fellowship of St. Augustine Foundation, an
•
,,
e
Mrs. Richard Breeze eon.
through the week for th. pur. ini, Tu..dey.
A special. ..vsn.eouaty odist Methodist
country
an opess discussion of of Sanford, and Charles ShoesOLD
will present • skIt, "list
Church, San- organization of Catholic clerSENATOR SCOTT
Notice Is h.rehy give. that
Friend Graduates," in the Beta Club Convention at the pose of discussing the mission The Morning Circle will ducted the brief business cancer conference for nurses First
that issue. lie said the nation maker, of Chicago; three eu
MAYOR ROIERT KING
7:30
p.m.
gy
and
lay
people,
to
celebrate
at
held
Public ifeariag will be hell
.111
be
mitt
at
10
o'clock
at
the
meeting
prior
to
the
program.
from
Brevard,
Flight,
Lake,
ford,i
of the chapel,
wu
entitled
to
know
academy gymnasium, followed Cherry Plaza in Orlando.
what
the
at
th•
Commission
Room
ters,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Thorp,
Orlsn
home of Mr.. Kitty Brett. Reports were heard from vast- Seminole Putnam, Orange Tuiidiy In McKInlsy Hall of the 400th anniversary of the
Hall I. the City el 5ss.
by showing of the movie, "Al. Representing Lyman were
Democratic Congress thought do; Mr.. &amp;iije May L,ynn, ol
birth of Chrlatlanity and civi2535 Croton Road, Bear Lnke. ous committees and the budg. and Volusia Counties will be the Cliurch.
ord, Pl.rlda. at see
iii,
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most Angela."
about Vietnam and what a Vienna, Va.; anti Mrs. BlissDorlan Thermenos, Jeanne and
P. N. on May Si. isse, t. seathe lization in America.
h*i, Essie Guthrie will lead it for the year was adopted. held
flint,
"Skippy
and
slIer an amsadmsnt t. the
Tuesday, May 17, begIn. 'iIs,
Off leers of the club are Carol Perrault, Candle. Barn- DeBary
Republican Congrise might do beth lynch, of Miami.
the Bible study.
It will be dedicated in aol.
we to Include
i.lu.r Zoaing
Plans for a covered dish din. ning at 9:15 AM. at the Voy- Fourtib '1'," depicting what
Rick Stevens, presldent Judy ford, Cuolyn Thomas, Barry
differently.
allow
Mr. Shoemaker was a miniand
th.
eal•
of
liquor
The Evening Circle will
ceremonies
on
Sept.
1,
to
a
little
boy
when
emn
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inatallalion service ageT Motel in Daytona Beach. happsU
Bentainger, vice president; Bier, and Terry Schembera.
at that certain property beat.
Admitting differences with- her of Park lake Presbyteri.
meet at 7:15 at the hotie of ner and officers
celebration
killed,
will
eoon
be
Has
Party
anniversary
of
the
Is
g
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the
southeast
curse,
of
at
made
wer•
for
now
Elsie-Rae Pike, treasurer; T:e students were accoinregistered
nurse.,
i.
his
do
All
in
the
party
over
Vietnam,
an Church, i31'OE IAxlge 1241
Ira. Emily Tinsley. 6503 Lin24th street sod Pr.nch tys.
Mass In
Sandy Cavanaugh, .ecretary pattied by Mrs. Thomas hazel,
Ilus- censed practical nurses, atu. shown, stress'ng the relation. of the first parish
ntis, more particularly d.scrtb.
Mansfield said there had been in Sanford an'i American IABy Mrs. Jobs Leon.
neat Beach Drive, Dear Lake. for the Jun. 2 meeting.tO
church
achool
and
America.
i.laof
itcIa.:
Sandra Fetter, public
dent nurses and retired nur- ship
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Mrs. Beth Senior choir members of the Sirs. Tinsley will lead the bands will be Invited
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fi
tions, and Danny Bentainger, co.sponsor, and
tend.
aes are encouraged to attend home and bow the two work
r: or Lot a less RIW for
over other issue,.
Dellary Community Methodist study.
Thomas, parent chaperone.
was a World War I veteran,
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RI 15.A) Hick'. Ad-litton.
pastor.
d
Iloth groups are conducting Refreshments wer. served this conference which will togeti er.
entertained
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convention
opened
with
Church
wore
The
Baptist
Men
To
as
recorded
Is
Phil
Book
Sunday, at 6 p.m., Mrs.
i pedal invitation Is en1, fag. lii, Camisole
Kenneth Wright will be ape. a keynote address, speeches by cently by Rev, and Mr.. Cecil their study from the Hook by the hostesse, Mrs. VIolet have the theme "Better Nun- A
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Pa- tendeiI to ill parents of young
Mrs.
Margaret
Key.
County R.eord..
ing
Care
for
the
Cancer
Acts,
entitled
"A
Growing
Iieckhom,
of
on
and
N.
Ogg
at
the
parsonage
dedication
candidates
for
state
office,
All
partl.a in interest and
to
attend
this
meet.
cial gu.at for the
Have
Breakfast
en
Ruth
Wall.
jointly
spunobUdr
cr
tient." It will be
and Mrs.
(I sitlsens shall have an
Hibiscus Drive following the Church."
et the newly completed Med. a talent show.
sor.d by the Florida Nurses ing a'rid program by Rev. Rob.
tunity to be heard el said
weekly
rehearsal
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the
two.day
meet
regular
Climaxing
Maryaaa
Mile.
the
girls
By
b.&amp;rini
Itation Room In
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Region VIII, the sit Jenliiu, minister of the
Association,
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those
attending
were
Among
fly or er of ths City Commi.were
the
banquet
in
the
Rev. Arthur Edwards, pastEgyp.
dormitory at the academy.
churcl
b.
the
Amer.
OW1I\
Florida
Division
of
lion
of
thu
(117
of
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Sanford,
'n.'-'
or of the Forest City Baptist
tian Room and the Beta Ball MIs.. Barbara Dedient, organ.
loris. thu lilt day or May,
•,I.
can Cancer Society and Its
church, will be chef at 6:30
with music by "The labulous 1st; Mrs. Archl. )lacNsughton,
'.
Unit.
East
Volusia
County
"
fl 1.. Wh.lchel
a
am. Saturday for men wish'
Mr.. William Lakeman. Mrs.
A spectat l.part series for colfege.bound students
Five."
Bai
a. City Clerk of the
dutch
treat
luncheon
will
A
join
group
ing
to
the
at
the
Adam
Albert Salisbury, Mrs.
city f
nf.r4, ruoriia
will appear in this newspaper. A college dean "lays
be served at 12:15 p.m. RagPublish fl. 13. 151$
church for a breakfast followa
Muller, Mrs. William Fidler,
p
it ow the line" for entering freshmen: How to be a
CL-li
istration
will
begin
at
5:30
To
Meet
IX
W01w'
ed
by
prayer
service.
Rummage
Mrs.
B.
Duifin,
Mrs.
Allan
Send5
wilt
am,
and
the
assembly
hi
successful
errtis:
aruo nnin FOR
Invitation Is extended to all
student, lif, OWUY from home, what a col- I
Vangasbecic, Georg. Wright,
By Ruth Davidson
en" CLosIS4 -"
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called to order at 9:11 am.
By MaryanD him
men in the area.
William I. Williams, David
leg,
education
really is. Don't miss
regular
monthly
meet.
The Woman's Society of Six Delegates
Barb- The
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Presiding will be M
Monday, at 8 p.m., members
'no WHOM IT MIT coN(:F:RN:
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
at
the
Parent-Teacher.
lag
Christian Service of Bear
will
Samuel,
LN.,
You
ira
district
take Notice that the
"Coping
with
College."
Woman's
MIs.
of
the
church's
Rider, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
City Commission of the City
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By Mrs. Ritehie Harris
Lake Methodist Church ii
president Florida Nurses As. Leagiss of St. Luke's Chris. sionary Union, under dlr.c.
of Sanford. Florida. •t 5:00
Starts
Monday
)ay
School
in
Slavla
will
In
The
Sanford
herald
sponsoring a rummage sale Uarnett Memorial Methodist McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. Howtian
I
sedation.
.clou-k I'. SI. Os May is. iii.,
lion of Mrs. Ralph Green, will
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in the City CommIssi-,,, lt'om
Saturday, begInning at 9 am., Church of Enterprise was rep. ard Green, and Dan Hum.
behe14 at $ p.m., Monday.
meet at the church.
r)
at the Cit7 11*11 l th• tny delegates
from
Refreshments
of
punch
and
at the Super Yaks Food Store rewnt.d by six
Thi educational topic will
Teachers for the Vacation
of Sanfor.I, Flo,i4a,
iii eonsong
at
the
cake
wers
served
and
a
it 511 436.
eld,r and determin, whether
the church's Men's Club
b. '1 li. Christian Family ir Bible Senool are meeting at
.
North
Orlando
or
not
the
I'it
close. vs.
evening, at 6:30, thi recent district meeting at feat was enjoyed.
Toda 's World". A buss ses. 1:30 p.m. each Tuesday with
cate and $h*ndon say right
INNUR$PIJNGMATyRgSS
WSCS
a
sloisiviii be held with all mem Rev. Edwards to complete
I
I of the thy ant the puibil,, in
That members and tbel Trinity Methodist Church in
ct.
and to that t'.rtain alley, here.1
IINOVATION
husbands will have a stan Crescent City,
Chief Resigns
It
SPICIAI,
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taking part to dizcua' plans for the session.
i$fi,r -i.scrih.-1, it, wit:
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supper at the home of Mr. In the group were Rev. I. B Women To Meet
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wema*s
That portion of that cer.
Ar-thur
W.
DeVo.,
North
On.
Churchwom'
The
Episcopal
Mrs.. George Emig, BR Denslow, Charles Carpenter
lain
n"rth-aotjh
alisy
ly.
ama.
linde chief of police since
e lint irh
rs1i
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Christ B p is e o p a I
436.
Evetything you need IS manicure or psdlcuis
Vir$InIi Pette
Dunn. Jack Neal, %Vll. en of
Lekaview Perk, as record.1
)
11
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August, 1913, has resigned his 11.1 reshmenta will be serveC Pbtie4 Usi1 .nsee see.
Mogno$
nails
rofsssionalIy. Ni attachments end cord
Monday, at p p.m., men of
0.
Ret
1214
P.
/.4
In
P1st
Book
5,
£gge
sedey, 5.*d. and dde..
dinner bur Bruce, and Jim Denslow. Church,
Longwood,
folloiring th. business session
are stored In libelled compeitments. Kit of
post effective May ii.
I pm.
Mondaywill
atmeet
the
lufeed
ci. aeminote County 15..
th. church will have a
p.bb.ked
.as
sat.rdsp
replacement pacts isduded,
Guest speaker for th, meet. at
cord..
D.Voe, In a letter to North Mcml)ers are asked to brIne
Hers Merits
SANFORD
MRS. PATRICIA SILVER, band director at For.
p,.q.dI.g Ck,.Sss bp
home of Mrs. Donald Ridlon,
.4
meeting.
P.,....
mt.. 2
bundled
newspapers
t
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se-c
wis
R..
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of
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big
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Orlando
village
council,
mditheir
177 Northmoor Drive, Cassel.
Riv. Robert McBride,
p.ar and b. heard it ti• time
i.S 15., 5.s*..d, Vi.i$da.
S. 5.mlsele
est Lake Acadcrn', it shown with her father,
cate hi was re.tning thc contribute to the paper drive
322.6321
and ph-s .l,,,sa ,pic-tfted.
berry. Sirs. Charics Paster.
or of th. church, will attend Jckson1s.
MiMred
Rinoy
Cup- C5mmiuion of the
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poaltlo to accept other em PTL Chairman ii Ivan Jakub. Sec.si Ci... r..sese isSi
a session en rustle camp Regular meeting id Sf1 10.
k, president, Will conduct
Dr. Harold Mitzelfeit, from Blue Ridge, Ga., who
IU
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City
of
Sanford, Florida
IIOU.YW000 110$-Atia 000
cis. Ilost.sees for the meetlni as s.as.e.
plavmeat.
By: U. T Wbslch.r, C5ty
counseling to be held Monday cal group was May 7 at the lbs meeting and report on
$ZI&amp;KlNoShzJuAo(yooRoIl
C1.rk
was guest conductor fur the recent Music Feat!.
through Friday of next week ohurch with a 6:30 p.m. supper the annual meeting which she
Sophie Ha'es
Applicatlocs are currently will Irie Mrs. D. Oldhans, Mrs iei..s$pd.a las.. b Ce..
ALl. AT FACTORY PeICES
Ne. 'ma.. 1i
Ma 13, 1311
votuuaeciss
Methodist Youth Camp followed by the business a's. is attending in Miami Beach
biiflg sought to flU lb. vacat W. Ik$usemeyer, and Mr. vs.,,
I4bth
val at the academy.
(Herald Photo)
week
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PTA Officers
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Installation service for
officers of the Aitamt
springs Elementary Sd

Parent - Teacher Aseocla
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Officers to be installed
the coming year are Mr..
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L.a Jones, vice presid
Principal J. E. Murray,

and vice president; Mrs.

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Mrs. Jay Neff, treasurer
Following the Installal
a talent show will hi' fires
ad by the fifth and I
grades.

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received a plaque from
Seminole County Counci
PTA for having it o:i per
increase in membership. I
cat Increase shown in
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David Shannon, New Smy.
ma Beach attorney who is
running for State Republican
Committeeman from Volusla
Count), will be guest speaker
for the May meeting of the
DeBary Republican Club ache.
duled for 7:30 p. m. Monday In
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ter.
Shannon's opponent in the
race, Robert Parker, an in.
surance underwriter of Ormond Beach, spoke before the
club at the April meeting, ex.
pialning how the State Repub.
Ilcan Committee contributes
to selection and election of
Republican candidates and to
the establishing of party poll.
cia..
Party members will vote on
these candidates and So r
members of the Votusia County Republican Committee In
the May 24 second primary.
In other business of Monday night's meeting, a brief
report will be heard on the
Republican Campaign Management Seminar held recently In Orlando by the Young
Republican Trust Fund of
Florida. Earl I). Merrill, vice
president, who attended the
training school, will give the
report.
Officers of the club also will
he elected anti Installed
IA)uIs V. St. Amand, cochairman with John Kisaell of
the club's committee on mem.
bership, reported at the last
executive hoard meeting that
an experimental membership
canvass of the northwest coi
ncr of Denary had resulted in
addition of 49 to the club, bring
total membership to 3.SO per.
sons.

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sumed their duties at Tuesday at the Bit 0' Sweden Restau. Archives of Ophthalmology,
afternoon's meeting with Mrs. rant In Orlando may be made Dr. Penner warned that the
Carl Jack, president, presid- by calling Mrs. Carl Jack or liquid center balls are poten.
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Mrs. John Weir.
tially dangerous uhen perfor.
Committees appointed for: Refreshments were served ated.
the coming year were an- by the hostess committee conflounced as follows: Mrs. Paul slating of Mrs. Nance Russell,
ALLERGY COST
Knight. chaplain; Mrs. L. B. j Mrs. Arnet Byers, Mrs. Carl NEW YORK (l'JPI) -AUer'
Swope, Mrs. John Zimmer and Jack, Mrs. Charles Williams gus among production workMrs. Luther Myndtrse, mem- and Mrs. B. W. Hawthorne.
ems caused Industry to lose
bership; Mrs. Ranond Mur- The final meeting before 10.4 million man-days in 1964.
us, Mrs. Edward l'cnder and adjourning for the summer Th. Allergy Foundation of
Mrs. Harold Kr&gt;dcr, public will be held Tuesday, June 7, America estimates the annual I
relations,Mrs. Ben
monetary lo ss at $400 million.
and Mrs. Burnham Storrs. I
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-house, grounds and rentals;
%trs. Roy l'oltelger, historian,
and Dr. Edith Duerr, town
current events.
A brief memorial service
was conducted for a deceased
member, Mrs. Russell Cot-'
w:n, who died Monday, May
10.
The club collected 1.396 45 in
the recent cancer fund drive.
Activities for the coming
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Steve Thompson, Shirley Warren, Gail Luster,

A heavy down pour of rain crossed overhead, and other
on a recent Saturday alter- party decorations.
noon, at the time chosen for
A variety of games were
the tenth birthday party of participated in by the boys
Jan Hobby, did not stop her and girls. The games were
Or her guests from having a clever ones made up by sister,
wonderful afternoon.
Crystal. Awarded prizes at
As the young guests arrived 1 the end of each game were
at the home of Jan's parents, Gail Luster, Julie Mae HartAir. and Mrs. Louis hobby on man, Jan and Marty Foster
-. Tjpsala Road, they were given anti Randy Easterling.
a clown hat and balloons.
The birthday cake also was
The living room of the hub- made by Crystal. It held ten
by home was gaily decorated candies, pink roses and the

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From U.N.C.L.F1 "The Arabi.
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A very funny episode, center.
Ing on the adventures of Illyn
disguised as an Arab. . e a
captured by Suhudor MIch*el
Ansara) a tnbil ch:ef whose
men have been seized and
carted off to a Thrush lab.
ortaory. The funniest part of
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with Sophie, Slador's daugh'
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trade him oft for a camel,

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t) Ken tucky Portly
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the flame burns brightly sues
again. He proposes to her by
mail, and Morticla is Is botrL.
fled that she puts on a Ward
and poses as Uncle Vaster's
$ :30.-Lb P.M. NBC. Sing future mothet.indaw. Fuany
Along with Mitch. (Color), and outlandish.
(Rerun). A particularly nice
one, with musical Instruments
10.11 P.M. CBS. special.
as the central motif. Various "Crash Project -The Sesrá
solo* include Mitch with the for a Safer Car." (Color). Tbe
oh"; Julius laker, pkcol.i current hue.and.erv around
Dick Hyman, piano; Tony the country over asserted unStottola, guitar; and Gsorge safe auto construction, and the
Ochner, violin. Leslie Uggama undeniable statistics on rising
does a nice job with "The highway fatalities, are the
floogle Woogle Bugle Boy of subject of an investigative ro.
Company B."
port on the whole problem of
driving safety. A few standard
$:30.9 P.M. ABC. The Ad. horror shots of road accidents
urns Family, "Uncle Fester, lead into an Interesting but
Tycoon." (Rerun). Back In the not particularly revelatory
dear, dead days, Uncle Fester show, featuring highlights of
was in love with the bearded congressional committee hear.
lady In the circus, and when ings and a look Inside auto.
he gets a photograph of her moLlye factories and safety ~
research Instltutloes. spokesmen for both .14. Include
Henry Ford H, chairman of
Ford Motor Companyt Son- 41
ator Abraham A. Rlblcoff
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chairman
of
the
cur.
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lent Dickinson, Edwina Mail.
for and Miss Jean Krlster.

shower at the lovely home of Mrs. James Duke In Forest City. Shown

ladles dlseevsr that honey
is going to loan himself out
as some lucky damsel's slave
boy fern day.

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Celeste Kit-stein, Phyllis Ar.
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To Invite RN's

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By Maryann Mile,
S to Loren Paul Herbert Jr. Anderson, William Blots, Vin. Laster, 0. W. Utehfleld, H.
Miss Cheryl Ruth Petty was at the Forest Lake Seventh. cent Boelter.Richard loves, C. Lovett, Roger Miller, J. E.
of honor at a surprise day Adventist Church by her William Brannos, 0 en I I 1(ineilaiSi', Vanes Nielson,
Wridal shower at the beauti. fath er, Elder George Petty, Brown, Ford Cavanaugh,
Edwin Olsen B I Pe "Is.
mi new home of Mr. and Mrs. associate pastor of the church. WendsU Coal., Kenneth Cole,
Carl
ss hat-'
James Duke In Forest City.
Invited guests were the Gary Fowler, B. Franks,
:lyd.
r_lLcIIer.
Cheryl will be married June Mmes. Gustave Adler, Clinton Grady Hall, Oscar flail,
Venle Thompson, D oaald
Thrill, Mark Thornpklns, Ito.
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Woman's
Is Club Building an Overbrook
Dli,.
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rk hem 1-4 p.m.
IF With the theme of June 1,!.
idles, the committee headed
upbyKrs.JeeaeWallace.ad
If I e.-eairmen aIrs. George ..
III quette and Mrs. Ralph
i has worked up aal.terestl.g
program.
Tb. South Seminole Garden
1. Club wig
wsst lo.tà
S Melodies, ftv..Incb
ias
arrangements, and
to the horticultural categorles,
t The Lake Mary Gardasvliiib
also will be supplying apset.
mono In thhoWtweela*.
With almost lbs entire North
Orlando club working ostbjs
project, lb.
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underway with jisdgfngfrum1
until 11 A.M. SStWds7 t.
loved bya judges colfeeaftet
which Mayor George 7"JIsi.1
North Orlando will be

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public at I p.m.
lion party given by Mrs. B. Four ribbon swill be given
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in all categories
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Pines horn..
wards5 will be
d
The gala occasion spotlig
MISS SANDRA JEAN ALLEN
ed dancing and games.
for the best horticulture entry,
Food was served from s Refreshments will be served
Mn. Rich ard (Eleanor)
elaborate table decorated w i throughout the day and a sift
MRS. JOHN D. CLARK
Nedw Us been presented
class colors of burgun
arcade Is Included In the pro.
With
"CM of the Year"
and white.
(Bridge. Photo)
r
ward
herMits
Entertainment was provid I
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11gsP alders elZ,t*Xi
by
CathI Fulton and Evel
Colorful Concert Tuesday
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Fan, singers, and
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a
Big
Wide
Wonderful
Robert
Studebaker
will
be
Bradford
on
the
guitar.
"is bovar Is given amm.11y Tea Introduces Mrs. Emmett
accordlan
solo.
The
guests
Included
B
M cCall World" will be presented by featured In an
00 ft member who baa coo.
Bradford, Jimmy Steakia
the Pine Crest Choraliera,
(libeled most to the chapter's
"Hello Dolly" title song Don Sundvall, Sue Jail.
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lu a setting of early Amer. Tuesday, May 17, at $ p.m. in from the Broadway musical
aitl,ltles. Mrs. Butler has
floe Odgen, Lu Jail.
lean furnishings enhanced the Pine Crest auditorium, will be sung by 38 boy chor. Topper
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Aveneil, Evelyn FeI
served the Chapter U pros!.
The group of 38 girls and 31 aliers and will feature Joyce man, Perry !cbelbergt
with eye-catching arrange. boys
'The Florida Nurses Associa.
will be assisted by fourth Wagoner as Doily.
deit thIs year. I. past years
ateuta of magnificent horn..
tion, District No. 37, will
grade students who wW pro- "Do-Re-MI" from Sound ° Cathi Fulton, David Ha
.
abs Ms served as secretary
..meet for Its regular monthly
grown roses, Mrs. H. B. Mc.
and vies President,
scenes from ifawal, Scot. Music will be sung by the Pam Hicks, Sammy flak
and Donna Hamlin.
Ia
session on Monday, May 11,
Call,
,
Ireland, England, Spain girls.
Mrs. Glenn McCall and
AM has butt •e
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Also Tom Foreman, Sus
1966, at 7 P.M.
490V
serve as the City Council and
.
AIM Emmett McCall formed and our own American West. Other numbers will be "Sev- f)O.le John Boggs, Brent
The meeting will be held In
1J
WW hi lb. Chapter', way. •
a receiving line at a lovely Appropriate stage acts, cos. enty Six Trombones" (Music Carter, Jimmy Ervin, lever
4W
a'
the
new Seminole Memorial
fumes
and
dances
will
add
Man),
"Ili
.
Neighbor" (San Walden,
u45'i$afls chairman for the
Benny Van Winki Hospital auditorium.
at e
color to each of the perform. Antonio Rose) and
somlag year.
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"Super. Linda Baby, Reggie Bolan
McCall Meflonville Avenue big groups.
A special buffet Is Planned
MN. Philip Bach, the Chap.
CallFragallsticr.xplaljdocious" Evelyn Cameron, Ronnie To
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home
honoring
Mrs.
Emmett
for the evening. Each member
Members
of
the
Choraliers
tar's director, presented the
(Mary Poppin,).
,
(Judy McCall, a bride of will be featured In solos, ducts
die, Karen Bradet, the he has been requested to bring
coveted award to Eleanor at
The finale will be the entire oree's parent..,
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Mr. and Mr
as their guest a Registered
and
ensembles.
the annual Founders Day
choruliet group singing "Let 0,
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Routh, and hostesses K Nurse, who Is not a membey
Judy received the guests, Jail Tucker and Tommy There Be Peace on
luncheon held on April 30, a
44 4 .,
Earth" thy English, Julie McCoy as of the Florida Nurses Assocta.
school friends of her husband, Patton will be heard in and "America Our Heritage."
t, .
the Lookout ltestauna
51rs, McCoy.
in
I
tion.,
In
a
Navy
skimmer
detailed
In
Tern Park.
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• B. N,
white
trim.
All
three
ladles
Miss June Beauvais,
(My
Fair Lady), Abblo Waits rccted by Ohio Reese Whittle
During the program, a
wore
beautiful
rose
corsages
executive
director
of
the Flor.
and Pete Martin in "Thu Rain assisted by Barbara West,
tidal messag, from Walter
" to complement their outfits.
Ida
Nurses
Association,
will
In
Spain"
(My
Fair
Lady),
Margaret
Packard,
M
W. Moss, founder of the
any
,• hi present w uiaCU55
"
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Centering the dining room "reed The Birds" (Mary Alice Ratliff, Mary Audrey
u
year-old organizationwas
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refreshment table, which was Poppins) will be sung by Robert and Edith Schultz.
fits
of
F.N.A.
membership.
seed.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bus
covered In an exquisite Army Debbie Autlrade and "When Accompanists are Helen Mc. of Lake Mary, announce Ui
The them,, "Crown Every
,."".."
Navy lace filet cloth, was a You Wish Upon A Star" (I'o. Mullan and Mary Audrey Rb. birth of their second child,
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white Ironstone epergne at. nochiio) by }'rankio Hutchins. bert.
the decorations. The canter.
girl, Grace Virginia, name
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As First A Poinsettia
rangemeflt
of
glowing
pink
was
for her maternal grandmothe
a beautiful black
VIM
(Al.sg.ideeldpestsfflcs)
tapers and dainty sweetheart
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born April u 1966, at Seir
roses.
Member. Yellow roes and r • •.
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time punch was
aadles were used throughout.
Maternal grandparents at
I poured from a footed crystal
By Mrs. John Leone
Mrs. Thomu (Dora Lee)
Flamevine Drive received her hit, and Mrs. Verner Nelso
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punchbowi accented with all.
Russell also was hocred at
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles You. plant as the youngest mother of Lake Mary, and paterna
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ver and crystal appointments.
(h. luncheon as the Chapter's
grandmother Is Mrs. J. A
man
of Deliary Drive spent present.
A pink and white arrangeValentine Girl. She ilso was
Russi of Sanford.
Carpets • Furniture
mont of carnations centered several days in Clearwater
presented a trophy and will
Grace Virginia was welcos,i
.
TU.
the
buffet
• Piano.
%lsltlng
the
Steve
iltudis
and
flanked
by
silver
Birthdays
celebrated
at
serve as Chapter president
the ed home by her four.year.ol
MRS. EMMWE'I' MCCALL, center, brido of
January and guest
Sanford,
branched candelabra holding Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slater Deflary Manor this past week brother, Joey.
seat year.
was guest of honor at a lovely afternoon 'l'elt, Wednesday, atinthe
home
pink candles.
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Bra. Voile Williams Jr. Presently entertaining Mr.
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visit to left the Manor for a
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Oliver Spring., Tenn.,
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mother, (acuity rnenber. and Emmett Intl brother-in-law, Mr. and
closing of the hole or Mrs. W. B. Brinson, on
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those stains can be removed John Leland, who have
itt,. John Walkama, of porn.
now
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lions
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solid top to dress. All in
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acid-content foods such as to. place it on a chop hoard, cut Piercing, see a doctor.
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Robinson retrieving It as Ruford crossed the plate.
Bauer, Baltimore's rough

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System, said that It Clay near future.
!ee reclassified 1.0, making Sports editor Buddy Martin
him eligible for some type of said In a copyrighted story
issigned civilian work, he pro- that Moore, 3.
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bably would be asked to work Norman Sloan, who quit his
two years in a mental hospit- Florida job last week to take
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that led I. Chicago scoring grounder sip through his legs
the tying run in what turned for a two hue eero?.
Jim Merritt replaced si..
out to be a 14 White Box
ning pitcher Camili Pascual
victory over Baltimore.
The fun began In the fifth with two down In the sixth
Inning just after Don lutord and blanked New Yost is iso
tripled home pinch-runner Joel hit over the last three and om
Horlen to cut the Orioles' lead third Innings, fanning fivu.
to 3.2. Age., the next batter, The Twins scored three View
swung and missed at a third on five singles In the third
strike pitch In the dirt but Inning, Rich Rollins collecting
Baltimore catcher Andy Ztchs. two Ellis and Tony Olive ass.
barren couldn't handle Fresh Don Loch drove In Skies
runs with a home run sad a
Bertana's low dellvuy.
Ages alertly broke for first single to help Washington
but had to elude a lunging hurler Phil Ortega gala his
Ztebebarn, who finally eaao second victory In litree doris.
up with the ball. The Chicago lots, Lock's seventh Inniag
speedster took a slight detour blast with a mats, aboard gavu
toward the pitcher's mound to the Senators a 34 lead sad
escape the tag. The Oriole his single in the tinth 1- 1 - d
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Hank Bauer out of the gene long before Bauer was the
and the Baltimore Orioles out one out - by order Of Drum.
of first place by running out naomi.
The tie braking tally caste
of the baa, line.
surgery he underwent for a Age., the Chicago Whit. in the sixth when Gene Fn.ese
brain tumor in March. Dick So.' fleet renterfielder, was scored from second as Balticame up from Florida to ace one of the principals Involved more third baseman Brooks
Larry last Sunday.
in a weird play Thursday night Robinson let Ron Hansen's
"1 hate to tell you this,"
Dick said by way of greeting
his brother, "but we beat you
guys a doubleheader today."

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Yankees' team physician, has
been looking In on Brown

reached on Clay's status.

It was disclosed Thursday
that Clay, a member of th
Black Muslims. has asked I: COCOA (UPI) - no news.
be reclassified as a consclen- paper Today said in this
tious objector. At present he morning's edition that Per"
Is I-A, making him eligible Moore, administrative assistfor immediate draft.
ant to University of Florida
rLt. Col. Marshall A. Sand- athletic dircctor Itay Graves;
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111 be ready."
It might be longer, though,
because altar the Clsnelsad
infielder leaves here tomor.
row, he will enter Shaker
Medical Center in Cleveland.
Ill, older brother, Dick
Brown, a catcher with the
Orioles. Is recuperating from

They don't put you In that
unit for simply a hangnail or
an upset stomach.
"1 can't remember a thing
FRANKFORT, Ky. (UP!) - Clay would be classified 1.A.O. Clay has maintained that that happened," said Brown.
where I was,
While Cassius Clay is prep ar. whereby he could be drafted hii religion prohibits him from 1 1 don't know
was or how
Wagner
where
Ing to defend his world heavy. for noncombatant duty In the fighting In any war not do.
high the ball was bit. I don't
armed
forces.
weight title against Henry
dared by Allah.
know anything."
Cooper in London Marc 21,
Dr. Sidney Gaynor, the
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first night 'if his appointment

The 41-year-old former Ni.
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elevated to the position of
head coach Wednesday by
Maj. Gen. Donald V. Bennett.
He succeeds Paul Dietsel, who
resigned recently to go to
South Carolina after falling to
the 13th, so he suggested I restore Army football to Its
former glory.
leave here tomorrow."
Brown doesn't have the
slightest recollection of what
happend to his on the night
of May 4 whis he collided
with teammate laos Wagner
with such Impact while ebas.
lag Roger Maria' bloop double
that be had to spend more
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it would be before he was
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as Army's bud football coach
by working In his office until
10p.m.
It's a long four months before the Cadets play their
first game of the season, but
to Cahill the summer will be
little more than a short inter.
multiple fractures of the mdi before he is put on the
skull, we and both his eye firing line. He is determined
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the door for A 9-3 vletwy- Win' for Cobis to back
hs.prit IsM to Oco,h.'.d
Alas Okba Gerald Bowling l
up the hurl. the broad Jump; Johnny An- champion III the Afllmd SEC Speak Towns, who wW son. day. Georgia scored it of n and two-time whoter A. J.
ag of Don Hunter.
Brent gel in the shot put; and Dir- meet today and Saturday.
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vise the mist on the $10,000 possible points In singles play roA and rookis Card Wil. F~
Helms had two hits or
ms
X" Vale" Wa am
W. while Dutch Cook and
Long'
rell
Allgaler
In
the
high
jump.
However,
the
41110fts
say
all-weather
track, predicted while Talan woo 12 d U
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3
wood.
Sixty-nine at 19 tan enter.
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mist II1i
Running
on
th
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In the third
ad for the Memorial Day elw
Metro game, lay teams irill be Eases Grit, dethrone the eVIL Trials OpSS tory of the SEC.
The biggest upset of the day sic
were at the track by dw
today at I p. m. &amp;W the Vats
0mam baseball IN- Ij all!
base
(in,
Larry
Groskey,
John
Mewas
turned
In
by
Tosmossee's
4 I
111 Insists. Fred Jarris,
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will
be
od
In
capture
their
ATHENS,
sst$isMu beeks5hofl play.
as. (UPI) - 7% Bobby Dow, who defeated the "Um@- with 36 hosial Pus'
In Dermott, Larry Baker, Bob
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aà
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David Strauchan' third straight conferssce university .t Georgia satin Number I aided player, ad the technical Inspectim
Ors ... 'S
an Socny Map,. had two
SI
Bill
his
crows.
ball), 'f
CI Cameron .2 Mississippi
in and Overton.
the semifinals of 5
1SII7
cro
hits for the winners. Joe Plc* Huggins
defending Coach Chuck Robe's Tome. euters Conference Tennis State, the defending champion, first appearance driving a
is
the
kens and Gary D&amp;YW&amp;on had
a 6
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racer, but took
champion. but last Is" trlekstm an Picked to Tournament today with a me $4, 6-1, In the quarterfinals.
6" MMA for
Members of the centTo, two bits apiece off winning
ROAM
just me lap when he could ad
was set break at least three existing point load ever
competition
Dow,
an
unseeded
sopho.
Year
kaatbysImsss$bIeto.
mza AMUICAN
pitcher Dick Frank.
h a Seminole Sea. reeStdii*ci4lig$bsiiIli.
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more, helped the Vol. move Al Miller also madeatwo.
itilsk..Wo,v
• * Clubs have planned an entire A trio of Ricks took over as toug
lay. Pat Pornpbny has alna
and
DeLand nets
into fourth place with nine
IL
Pt..
peak
a it weekend of competition Sat. for the Chase Little League
shakedown ram Is a t*'
suer
ready tea the lUjard high
Class AA schools.
points. Ilisissippi StatS WU
George's
4 3 urdIf And Sunday, wlib three team as they
red.
in the ststs hurdles this spring in 13.7 w CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - third with to Points. After bi.
clipped
First
Preliminaries
4 S e's
under the title of the Federal 12-1. Rick Smith burl.
W*6
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6 Sm AIL Dook
linebacker
TooisIg
me
- will begin At I cOOds- which batten 00 Old SL Louis Cardinal
28" ea
IAU and
Whiter P1st Mall Sports Car ad a three-hitter and got Class with
ed t b e SEC mark of 13.0 Bob Red. 3111 Roman, the fathei of six florida with seven points
"s
t
als
slat
am.
ti...L,
'rind.
three hits himself; Rick For.
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The Contours, which will k rcll n1so collected three hits;
METRO NOFMLL
the MO* last seasooi and Is We months, to eight yean, with five each and Auburn,
W L. scored lie lb. 'Ia Cirel. Con. anu lL:k Grant hit a home
back again for lb. Vol..
was named pee football fath. and Mississippi ons apiece.
eours d&amp;Zlegenee of Southern run. Tollis Frank also added
Quality MR
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Nago, RM " I$ gg jW lUbia Doat@
I 2 Califorals' rules will be open a home nus (or the winners.
Tom Christopher ad Auburn, the pre football Hall of Fams., poloL
1)
5 4 tog registration at 9:30 a.m. In other Little American se. NZW` YORK (UPI)-c4my
10101% NY.
so to U .M Plownsit 24M
h birthday, July
Stenge
$ • Saturday at the Mall and rig. ties, the Locomotive
Smith, in
a is It .345 Chan
2 7 libation will continue until neers nipped Piuscrest Rex- 30, was not Thursday by the
Folds. or
It , X .3" Lasew"d
I I 1111:30 P,aL Judges will con. all, 7.2, and Quality MobUs Now yolt Met&amp; As the date
rhms, cla lei is a .M Pennell'
Alsoo PM
$a to &amp;I .1tv
CINVACH SOMALL
aid" Worm", paint and fin. Homes edged Hunt Lincoln' for the unuial old Timers
66 71
g
a
j"
Plaecrod
Asomb.
game.
powto PW
I 2 fob. toachwork and top, glass, Mercury, 11-10.
Danny
Cook
got
two
hits
Stooge,
will
put
on
his
old
Golsor, Alk
&amp;I a if j14 Tint Baptist
I A and chrome. mileage, uphols. for the Engineers and Mil.
Claat, PIth *1011 $4 .31* P
uniform snJ manage
of
4 • ternd floor coverings ' ith
Church of God
o
IkPL
3 7 marine to be done In two wood of Plnecrest hornered theteam&amp; .im:"wu1
AMERICAN LIAGUI
sports
WIDDLAg pitcher Jeff t
NOW ON
Knight. of Cot.
$ 7 ela.ai - open
the other same. Ralph p:r: Stencol broke
AD L IL 1P*L
UTMR NATIONAL
his
hip
ot"W @Pwt&amp; A special tro uu In
on July
I 0 will be awarded for the beat Quality
T.Rbua, 1*1 Ii Ii 30 .370 Loeo.oUvs lug.
and
S * MG. 1955 or sarIler.
uniform No. 37.
BestS, lee
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winning hurler his old
5* 15 U .35* Quality MR
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4 4 The second event, lb. In. usIrIrge
Griffin
Yaa*ak1 So. 57 17 8* *40 Plnserset Rex.
$ S Placer Gymkhana, will begin In a ion. Church Softball
Libea. Ba)
00 11 11 .310 HOSt LI
A
* • at noon on Saturday and r- game second place First Bap.
RU, Chi
7* II *4 .310 Pint Federal
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will
continue
until
$
Baptist,
topped PinecreM
Alvin, Cliv
70 S U .110
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p.m. The first run begins at u-s. Otto Thomas was the
'Ii JIB U le I
NIGHTLY
Xcbdsn, NY N 510.305
NOWSpk$skm•g•wu
nul Irs srvl
JeaierL.sg,.
a shout
$snd ths..ndrunat winning pitcher with batting
Vial, Wash
10 1717 .308
(At Pinehurst
ft
dusk.
help from Mike Long and Diickit, Calif
U 10 24 .205 Elks vs Rotary 4:30
1sthevewopna-- ..
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'1%. third event will be the
Matthews, who had three
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ui"if
irr.&amp;.ir
CI,Itaji Vs. Kiwanis, 7:10
National
League:
Rome
Winter Park Mall Rally at bits each Everett McTeer
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f.j,
ANI..I
12:01 p.m. Sunday. Ragistru. and Matthews also honored Pd. I lad. Nlgbis
Au..
NOiN-Ingeemfofesmy..d,ifi1fjty
(At Pt. Mellon)
Aid,ThC,hd1
Braves 11; Lefebvre Dodge,.
tics Is set from 11 to 11:40 for the winners to help over
&amp;I*avafkaty&amp;ueruiI
(horga's
VI.
Navy,
43Q
bdaI$
YOWl
said May., thaits 0;'Al.0
am, and the route consists come the hitting of Pinecrest's
St,Iek..$orr. vs. Pla. St. of
bonus 01
Torts' Braves 5.
120
miles
of
Central
Plot.
Jim Williams (4 for 4) and
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Bank. 521
minimum
American League: Scott,
Ida roads. Total rallying time Jim Jeralgan (3 for 4).
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Red Box 10; Blefagy and P
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The
now
lelchardt,
San.
Atl.
Bank
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wnderkNII$e,,omlye,tad
ntthyeur
Robinson, Oriole.,
vu. Goodyear, hours, including a root stop.
4:30
and dsselopedbyKjs&amp;h..fore,gin,sr,. Nisa redleand
Angels and Oily., Twin. 7•
All proceeds from the entry
C0Mp5.Jre
lath,
complete,fuUylnM,ale4ey,Ierngmei.s eleCtroniC
GAMES MONDAY
S'Lai
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fees will be donated to the
siwriu
WAI
use of apece-ap, so*#Ilste materials and equlpm.nt
SOftball
National Leagu.: May., Cl.
PR B M !
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
Mellon)
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ante 11; Aaron, Inayse 21;
tin, NI. aid 1fl5h11 $ist.M1fl051
fWOOd.
Flood, Card. 10; Lefebvre, QualK MU
ACC01$OIIfl
Pr d e .
Dodger, and
Thinduhith
Is so named
K. IpSIk
CHICAGO (UPI) -Charlie
IteCovey,
Giants
Chase
vs.
Cobja,
1:45
10.
voftagilmpectt.,urpaseuthet efscouws,,_
e, offensive lineman from
Sond
,yssem...a_nd hones It priduicas this
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we.
signed
by
the
(At Vt. Mellon)
well In
S'jiv
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vidassinmsesmiReettselse,c.nd.msuy ouciusvseeth,
National League: MarichIt, chase vs, Quality MR, 431 (*icais Rests for the 19416
a. feeler this a Isiuuidupi e* aserluiisie.qIlnd.v
wP IN
Giants 7.0; Perry, Giant. 1.0; Locomethe lug. vs. First
is was announced
AN
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lTPV
Cuellar, AsIans and Knowles,
Thursday.
Federal,
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Cobla erupted with seven Farley,
coilda't increase their lead.
Huggins
in the 100; Byrd
runs
In
the six th Inning to
me •
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ATHENS, Go. (UP!) - The have both outdlstaac.d lb. old The Bulldogs, getting ,.ta 'ill other drivers who pros
Brownell In the discus Bob
Whip
LOOIWOOd,
15-4.
Charlie
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mph
In
th
bib
and
University
of Tennessee isa
errngon
from two usaeeded doubles
Plaeersat Rezafl two runs In Rose, Jimmy Butler and
. low hurdles: Jim Erickson in heavy favorite to repeat U lathe palevault.
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"This Isn't going to make
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Leaguers at all," be mid,
propping himself up an his
hospital bed. "I'm going to go
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handing oust as award for
sheer guts, the spunky,
year-old Cleveland shortstop
has to be first in line alter
making a statemest like that.
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JIm Pay last's sixth hoses
of the season was only extra
base bit for the Giants.
Lou Stock's single with the
bases filled and none out In
the 12th drove In Curt Flood
from third with the winning
run. Flood was bit by Atlanta
pitcher Phil Nlekro to open
the inning. Orlando Cepeda,
trying to sacrifice, reached
first when catcher Joe Torte's
Peg to second went Into center field. Ranch delivered after
Charley Smith's Intentional
walk.
Dick Great poled a two.run
"It's hard to say," Geyser homer and Johnny Callismu
replied "You might develop rapped a single through the
fluid in your bead and that middle with the bases loaded
for the Philli.., who snapped
might bother you."
a three-gam, Losing streak.
"1 don't think so," said Jim Running gained his fourth
Brown, making his own dug straight triumph although
no.1,. "1 figure 34 weeks and needed relief help from Darold

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P,ne1.co Glut. gems between the Xeta and mars $4 and the Detroit at Giants scored their final tally
Astroe at New York was pest. I Cleveland gems was postponed on Willie May,' single, a
due to rain,
fielder's dole,, a single by
potted due to rein,
In the AmIcan League, Bob Veals isve up all San Jay Alou and an error by
Minnesota nipped New York Pronelseo runs and left the Donn Cland.non.
night by b!anktng Pittsburgh
3.0*. Juan MR$h5) woe his
..enth same of the 'Sues
and San Francisco captured It.
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ry Groskey, and Rise. Griffin. Back row, Byrd
bring born. lbs sebool's first
villa Siturdair ar shown with Cli.. A Group 4
Brownell, Jim Erikien, Bob Herrington, John
GS r -.. aos'ri be
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A
relay
ad Raglan fl trophies won rican
at Lass.
McDermott, Darrell Aflgsler, aId John AngeL
VaL4lp ad PhiMa bisd
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the,*.sI.ad
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LeRoy, Ken Martin and DLCkIS eirele
Keep
a.
Utr
fma
mningj Dunn with Weber 7t
Ii his Lotss.Pord aid sprayed Thursday le wosid driv, a
the Speedway u the liii day of lOOmIS ladS I$ IiimSilil elI ever the main stnlm year-old racer in Soturdapa
lbs tTml...,J ad les.ili to
anobor leg.
practice before Iaturday'a Day.
100$ whom be Played gvdB
away to closed lb. track with qiahlkatlosi become pea.
Seminole has rim in various qualifications got utd.r way. The fastest
tics line In a new ear bad
lsiMsV - beet
one of nina "yell ow" ligist.
meets with DeLand and
it
is
th.
inst
day
of
prie.
day
Cat
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gets
the
pole.
Seems ad 1010 (sssss lswI)
Td
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bad
bees
clocked
a
bUS
UJflitid.
breeze this year and all three
before
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aid 100$ (kiss liii). N• his
rats about even. It will be lbs days of qualithe first .1 four Thursday festered the bus. iliples jig
fIcatIons begin. lest day sines peaches for the gin. went, joining pole position mark lacluded Gordon Jobs.
'lii city's e.Zy JaI'Med However, Cobla Boats kept Don Harvey had three hit. team's (list chance to corn
bM ON MA At MIAMI
The POW position will be at "300" began April 30, with 41 favorite Mule Andretti
cock, Dan Gurney, rookls •
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Names
is
60
heels
of
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Quality
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the
Mobile
Home
pets
with
the
Auburndale
and
1*0 ISfibilI play ad
Jackie
Steward and Jim Mc.
e.,.151 ad lHsaI sad a- to
nny Stark. athletes.
turn aid the Loco the Zn.
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berm of the Longwood Volunteer Firs Department and their families at
the annual department picnic at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reiter.
Shown preparing the chicken are (top, from left) Ralph Fisher, Chief
Brian Snow, Councilman Eugene Jaques of the d epsrtment committee,
and Carl Lommier. Bottom photo shows group gatisend around the ho..
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which Is
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county council president (left), are Mrs. Frank Staudle, prwIdi*t; Mrs.
Ralph Newcomer, first vies president; Mrs. Robert C. Wstmark
vice president; Mrs. Arthur Putman, secretary; Mrs. Charles Pierce,
treasurer, and Mrs. Milton Tinsley, delegate.
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horns Ins- members. Mrs. Gray was the
provemeets, Mrs. T. Zull, creator if the lovely ewsags.

A colorful flower ceremony' lion; Mrs. Tinsley

marked tbs intanuan of
mew eIeen for the Longwood
Extension Homemakers Club
at the May meeting.
Mrs. H. L. Johnson, Semi'

and civil defense, end
Mrs. Frances L 50k, publl.
city.
There were tI members and
three guests present. Mrs.
Steudle and Mrs. Setje, outU15t7

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Defendant
were Mrs. 'r um sism
.nnici*L dR. Till ITATS OF PLOSIDA TO
HEIIMAN NATHAN. SR..
Frank Steudi., president; crir i n iso 9`014 ssssnos.ie
to ES?)'. P10510*.
WHOSE RESIDENCE AND
Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, first EHASCRSY So. 15115
MAILING ADDRES S a
UNKNOWN:
vice president; Mrs. Roberta TuE PSNN MUTUAl. LIPS
A sworn Complaint having
Westmark, second vice presi. INSURANCE COMPANY.
plaintiff, been filed against you in the

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secretary; Mrs. Olive Fierce ,
treasurer, and Mrs. Milton
Tinsley, delegate.
After a short acceptance
speech, lit.. SteW!., named
her committee chairmen to be

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ADRIAN VAN NOORD. JR... et
al,
Defendants.
OF Sill
NOTICE I HERFRY GIVEN
that on the Slit day of May,
154$, at 11:00 A. if at the
Main door of the Courthouse of
Seminole County, at Sanford.
Fiorida, the undersigned Clerk
will offer for sal. to the higheat and beat bidder for cash
the following described real
property:
Lot S. Block A. MALTRIE
SHORES. according to the
plat thereof a, recorded in
Plat Book it. 'age 61.
Public fl.corde of Seminole
County. Fiorita,
tog.ther with all structures.
improvements. fixtures, appli.
ances, and appurtenances on

said land or used in conjunc-

Novel Payment
For Road Toll

tion therewith.
This sale Is made pursuant
to final decree of foreclosure
in Chancery action No,
A enterednow
WASHINGTON (UPI)
pending in the CirVirginia turnpike director told cult Court of and for Seminole
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congressmen of one Woman's County
DATED THIS 11th day .f
answer to approaching an au. )ay. 135$.
tomatie toll gate without a
Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr.
coin to raise Its barrier.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Martha T. Vihi.n
fly:
John Pershing of the Rich.
1)-puty Clark
Turnpike
mond
Petersburg
nt.:itso, nusir.
DEAN A LOWNDEiI
Authority said the lady motor- Attorneys
for Plaintiff
ist had left one half of a rub. 122 East central Boulevard
her brassiere in the toil gate's Orlando, Florida
Publish hay 13. 155*
metal coin basket.
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Circuit Court in and for Seminote County, Florida, by RU.
THIS MAE NATHAN for dlv.
ore., the short title
which
Is RIJI'IUE MAE NATHAN,
Plaintiff, v. HERMAN NA.
THAN. SR.. Defstidant, these
presents are to command you
to appear and tile your Answer
or other defense or pleading
herein with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Seminole
County. Fiorido, and serve a
copy thereof on PlaintIff's attorn.y. C. Vernon Mice, Zr, At.
torn.y at Law. P. 0 Drawer
Z. Sanford, FlorIda, on or a.fore the 12th day of June. A.D.
1555. or otherwise deer.. pro
confesso will be entered against

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Ernest K. Boyd, Herbert A.
Sr., Joe C. Derrsn

Howard N. flenthe, Lincoln
Cavanaugh, Percy Brink,
PhIlip J. Daley, Arthur A.
Iq. J. and Joseph Furst, 40, of Hedstrsad, Henry D. Gilbert,
Joseph Nicholas, David Barhand, Fla.
Ilubt,s had been convicted of bour, Donald D. Christian and
ieceiving stolen goods in the George Burnett.
multi-million dollar art theft
I n 1061 from the horn. of the
Hairs of the vicuna are less
at. Pittsburgh iniustrisliat (L then twe.thou.andths of an
David Thompson.
Inch thick-leu than half as
All the works were later to. thick as the finest sheep's
overed.
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NOW York 1118111 thus thrust Itself
boldlyInto the 19th century, which
Is about where the 49 other states
of the Union stand In the matter of
divorce,
New York's reform will eliminate
some of the prejury, collusion and
hypocrisy fostered by the adulterys
0017 restrictions No ilonm will there
be need for staged acenes of '11*grante delicto" between a divorce..
seeking spouse and a professional
accomplice. No longer will thousands
of divorces need to be granted un.
der the fiction of annulment. No
longer will governors' wives and oth.
en who can afford It be required to
fly to another state to gain their
freedom.
But the concept of "grounds" has
not been eliminated. Indeed, It was
never called into question. Divorce
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versarles, * contest out of which one
party must emerge entirely Innocent,
toe other completely guilty,
The only difference is that the per.
jury, collusion and hypocrisy will
now center on other grounds, particularly that catchall called mental
cruelty. The only difference is that
unhappy New Yorkers who are not

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Dr. Crone's

Worry Clinic
Thelma's vigeress defnse per million for 200 years with. duty to compel school children
of personal liberty is dc.slr. out Ill effectsi
to be vaccinated?
able. But there cones a
And children reared on fluo. Isn't it also the moral duty
Point where we must cem- ridated water have as high as of parents (and adults even
premise to save children tee TS per
without chiludreus) to make
cent less cavities,
young I. ruse. for them.
sure youngsters are protect.
Their teeth are savedl
selves. So study this case
cii against impure water'
Remember, good teeth are That has necessitated chlor.
and mail It to any of year
friends whe are becoming the foundation atones of good Inatlon for many yearst
cranks against flseddati.u. health and prevent much And now fluoridation Is in
CASE Z-117: Thelma W., ag• heart trouble, arthritis and the same category.
ad 31. Is a staunch defender hardening of the arteries in Granted, fluoridated table
of Individual liberty.
oia age
salt or tablets might h;
"Dr. Crane," she began, "1 Dental surgeons are thus helped the literate families
think 4.f Is horrible that you vaccinating mill ions against save their children's teeth.
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James IL Roach and 0.nett.
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Roach. his wife
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The TG.year.nld Illinois sena
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BRLJSSEI.S (UP!) Queen for. who fractured the neck of
which Is 15,654 will
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eel. ant .111 at Publie
to the hhish,s,I aud '..t bid- ter of Great
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the A" of, Peking winter. cia! attention is being gl's
Through the efforts of van. After all he is 72.
to Intellectuals and educated
011111 prominent spokesmen In. Nor does the record indicate city youths regarded as pas
side of government and out, that. Red China In any way has litically unstable.
Of the latter, pasty records
It seoms the American people altered Its attitude toward a
show that some 40 *lflio5
with the United hase been removed froonth.
now bet" the' right t.b.a. "dialogue"
Stat.,,
eased
its ideological cities to labor In the eatun.
thoroughly esefirned about Red
slant!
against
the
Soviet union tryslde.
China as they ever will b
or backed away from the
Scone 150,000 artists and
Secretary if Defense Rob. Mao theory
of violent revolu. so
ters
have been banish.
eat McNamara has dsfended tion.
ed "to reniold their thinking,"
the war ia South Vietnam aea In fact, the evidence is
to The writings of the man
war of containment against a the opposite that Red China
who composed Red China's
predatory Red China bent on even now is embarking on
a national anthem
the conquest of the whole of campaign similar
have been
to
ofdenounced as a "poisonous
Southeast Asia now and ulti. the "hundred flower."that
the
in
wood" on the charge that be
mately the world.
late 19501L In that one. Mao criticized
living leaders. Tech.
United Nations Secretary Invited criticism of any
aspect nician. and Army leaders have
General Thant has depicted of Communist
life or policy, been warned that politic, come
the Chines, on the verge of "Let one hundred flowers first. Children undertake the
a nervous breakdown and, bloom," he said. "Let one h
un. atudy of Mao's writings at the
therefore, capable of the fool. dred thoughts
eontend."
age of seven.
tallness of any tlranged mind, The thousands who
answer. And even if a young genera.
Some witnesses before the ed promptly lost their political
tion should long for an easier
U.S. Senate foreig, relatIons head..
life, there still are a half
committee, along with prowl! In
apparent
to million others who same up
Inent politician., have pro. Washington
hopesanswer
that a
with Mao the hard way.
posed that the way to prevent
generation of Red Chi.
a U.S.. Red Chinese war is to am
leeders might be loss
establish a "dialogue" now, militant than the veterans now
More lately, U.S. officials growing old in their jobs, spiaddressing a foreign policy
conference of editors and
broadcasters suggested
Red Chins even now may be
In a state of transition which
ultimately could ease its Idea. Editor, Herald:
Guess it's who you are what
logical differences with the
Soviet Union - presumably counts In a fight against City
meaning the Chinese might be Hall.
persuaded to accept the Rus.. Your headline roads: "San.
elan theory of peaceful co. ford Council Backs Down To
existence as opposed to the Jim Spencer." City Commis.
Mao Ts.-tung theory of ii.w slon gave Spencer an ultinta.
lent revolution,
turn. He ignored it. So the
This was in connection with commissioners vote to change
3rady, for some,, IM
Perfect way to end a
Mao's five-months abeenee the law to suit Mr. Spencer.
sumptuous meal, Is a spir$.
from public view and specials- When I complained to the uous
tion that the father and spir. City Commission about one of the liquor distilled from
fermented juices
itual leader of the Chinese Its laws they gave sympathetic grapes
or other fruits, B is
Communist revolution may be ear. . . and then laughed me usually aged feu'
some
dead or ailing or somehow out of t he room with the an. time In wood. The wor4
"brandy" cam. Into the
have been pushed from leader. swir: "It's the law."
English language eeigiasls
ship.
So, compliments to Hr. ly
as brsndy55 or
Such speculation ignores the Spencer for changing that
old brandewIn.fro the Dutch
fact that Mao has disappeared wheeze to read "You can fight brandew1Jn,
from br41
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to function both bent and Un- "And why should you urge strychnine, morphine and had milk to prevent tuber
bent, its characteristics are th e city government to try to most of our medical drugs are bus, just because their p
deadly poisons
in LARGE cilia are ignorant of the t;
extremely unstable. When a coerce Its citizens?
medical facts?
girl Is sitting her knees look "If parents want their child- amountsI
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to
have
fluorine,
let
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we
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use
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give them fl uorine tablets them in large doses!
straining at gnats but awalk
may, I. preparing to stage a point of departure. I think it is standing.
"most beautiful knees" con. is generally agreed that an Unless her skin is elastic but why force fl uorine on So don't grow illogical and log camels.
condemn chemicals as dead- The foes of fluoridation b
test.
oblong knee is prettier than a enough to take up the slack, everybody?"
We've
been
putting chlorine ly poisons when their minute ter tackle the tobacco e'
The results are bound to be round one,
her knees wrinkle in the vcr.
in city water for many years dosages actually save lives which medics admit aborti
inconclusive, or even chaotic,
But other than that, plus it tical position.
but did Thelma protest about and are a boon to health!
life by from five to se*
owing to the fact that nobody vague consensus that dimples
Knee, viewed together pre. that?
Now what about that coot. years and causes smaller b
has ever put together a set are an attractive feature in sent a different aspect from
Yet chlorine is also a don of people via laws?
lea, more miscarriages, a
knees viewed separately. "deadly poison" if used in Although I don't like much
untold birth defects!
Knees with legn crossed and large amounts.
of the bureaucratic meddling So put first things firstt
knees with ankles crossed are In fact, chlorine gas was a with our freedoms, I do adI wish Chicago had h
dissimilar in contour. If she deadly weapon In time of war! mit that the adult generation fluoridated water when I u
Geseva
Altamonte
rlags
sits with her feet together,
Progressive cities add only must be guardian of children. born there, for I'd have m
Mrs. Joe. S. Mstkleu
Mrs. Julia Settee
you get still another forms. Due part of fluorine per 1,. For example, when young. of my natural teeth now
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100,000 parts of water.
tIers are below the age of rca.
Lake Nary
That is NOT ha rmful!
son, and we adults know that
Citizens of Monaco are ft
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WASHINGTON (UP!) - of standards by which knees knees, guidelines are deplore.
The female knee is sorvothine can be appraised.
hIy lacking.
that most people tak.
in the absence of criteria.
Should knees be judged full
granted.
the
contest
can
only
be
decided
face
or in profile? Should the
We have all .om thousa*ds
the basis of personal whim back of the knee be taken into
of knees
in this era of short
skirts, they are unavoidable- or caprice. Which obviously consideration'.*
These are
but the tendency is to regard will be unfair to the contest. among the disturbing ques. recommend fluoridation of
them as part of the over-all ants,
city
lions that arise.
leg. In other words, we see
Moreover, the linee is such a
Due to a physiological p.. "For isn't fluorine a deadly
knees without really looking mutable joint, changing in ap. culiarity, which obliges a knee poison?
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gists, social workers, clergymen and
others who are paid to save mnarri.
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AN(4ER ROAD PICTURE

the efforts of the doctors hate fail.
ed.
What American society needs Is
not more or fewer grounds for bury.
log marriages but more medicines
that can heal them, in the form of
family centers staffed by psycholo.

Dick West's

Arthur H. leekwlth. Jr.

A iliZE
Suit 115 Sanford Atisntto
National lank Building
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The Pantorti Herald is disignated as a newspaper of sen.
oral circulation in which this
citation shall be published once
each week for four consecu.
tire week.,
%'ITNES5 my hand and offi.
rial seal of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court on this the 11th
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courtroom will have wider scope for
obtslnlng divorce by mutual consent
-so long as they and their attor.
neys can come to an out-of-court
agreement that settles the matters
of property, custody, alimony and
who takes all the blame, and which
will be validated as a matter of
course by a Judge, and so long as
society can continue to fool Itself that
no divorce is permitted by mutual
consent.
At best, the one-shot conciliation
conference-left solely In the bands
of lawyers by the legislature-may
help save a few marriages before
the passions and grievances of bus.
band and wife are caught up In the
bitterness-engendering machinery of
the "adversary" system which the
legal mind demands must govern di.
vorce as well as all other issues at
law.
Otherwise, It only places another
minor obstacle In the path of those
who divorced themselves in spirit
long before they went to see a law7cr.
Perhaps by the 21st century, some
state-possibly Californ ia, a center
of much divorce reform agitationmay bring Itself to recognize that
the law Is the last party that should
be consulted In a foundering marni.
age, just as the undertaker is only
allowed into the sickroom after all

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IV Tile tracts? cotar,
SIlTS JtDICIAL Ci*CtiT,

sole County home extension
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ro a ssieisoi.a
PIOSIDA.
ccouncil president, was install, going secretary, received gifts coesTY,
cwiscnav so. Ism
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lag officer. She was assisted of appreciation from the RUTIIIE
MAE NATHAN.
by Mrs. Joanna DuBois, counCu delegate.

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fIred Neal Drummoad, James bomber to be like.

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ty Record.1
were arrested by FBI Harmony Township, about 15
All parties
Interest and men
have an oppur. agents and local police In the miles north of here, as the
tUnit7 to be board at said
suspects were transferring the
bearing,
theft of 90-million trading cases ,
om
fr
one truck 0
By order of the City Coin.
mission of the City of San' stamps valued at $200,000.
other, authorities said.
ford. rl;rlda, thl• 5th day et Agents said th, arrest. cliThose arrested were George
may. 1064.
mazed a coast-to-coast search lAne, Si, Ambridge, Pa.; Jo.
H. L Wheichel
As City Clark of the
touched off March 6 when seph H. Morris, 49, San FranCity
or a
112 cam
8*11 green stamps cisco; Ralph C. Hobbs, 49,
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C. A. CMweU, Jack J. this point no two people in
Blackwell, Morris Edward the Pentagon know exactly

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SINGING the old barbershop favorites In the program, "Wonderful
World of Music," presented by sixth graders at Bear Lake School were
(front, from loft) Larry Plercy, David Van Horn, 4%. C. Clark, and Mike
Valdejo; (back) Ricky Calilford, Eugene Bias, %V 111mm Dorickson and
Wayne Brown.
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Miss Ella Cummings, salute
to the flag; Mrs. C. L. Leg.
sell, devotions; Mrs. Ralph
Newsomer, hospitality; Mrs.
Westmark, clothing; Mrs. My.
ron Jacobs, sunshine; Mrs. B.
R. Gray, nutrition; Mrs. Ralph
Hammond, health; Mrs. Get.
linde Stone, arts and recrea-

Robert C. DaIzeU Jr., But he contended they did
James D. McEacbern, Ford that on a mistaken assumpH. Thomas Jr., Thomas V. tion and they were now reFulton, John C. Green, Curtis considering the matter.
L. King Jr., Gerard P. Don. What seemed to be at isovan;
sue, the secretary said, was a
Raymond L. iosey, Ursefl mistaken assumption on the
St..!., William E. Smal- part of the joint chiefs that
ley, Allen F. Basal., Fenton It they favored 'contract
Bennett, Herbert J. Thomp- definition' 'they must also
son, Norman S. Duke, Fred favor "full development." He
Roily. Donald C. Rackard, said "contract definition"
would require only five per
William C. Cooper Jr.;
Morris H. Notts, Muriel W. cent of the total development
Gardner, Thomas L. Black, cost of a new plane; he has
Jasper L. Bowden Jr., Em- told the Joint Chiefgs they're
Mott W. Collins, Walter J. free to recommend that withBlata, Curtis Vernon Murphy, out committing themselves to
William E. Vincent Jr., Ed- a proposal for full developward L. Buckner, Wilbur R. ment.

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the plan., met just Air Pores
Defense Secretary Robert 8. Chief Gen. John P. McCort.
IlcNanta,s and the Hense nail
armed services commIttee are Not s., retorted Me.
at It again-this time cYst Namer., Who seldom sujfe,
wlt• Is backing whom Is the In silence. H. said the aces.ahassle over development if a heat, were 'witbeut foundshis new bomber,
lion" and he quoted from
The cominittes staged a Pentagon documents to supfull-dress, televised sews cos- port his poeltke.
to refute MeNaisaw's It all bngsa last month
claim that all of the hint when an armed servim subs
Chief. of Staff-except one- committee, headed by Hebert,
supported his view that the charged that McNamara hadUnited states should hold off on his ows-vetced develop.
a final d.du1n em whither to mint of a mew bomber, pis.
bufld a sew -..°4 bomber f.rrthg to phase out moowie4
for the IP7.
bombers 1* fairer of missiles.
Eq. F. Edward Hubert (D6 MeNantara fired back with
We with the eittk*ialaatie a mews esafersee. April 2L
backing of committee chair- He declared that the aibesma
man L. Wendell Sims ID-S. ulttss was wreeg, that all
C.), charged that McNamara UN Joint Chiefs but Gem. We.
had overridden and suppr..s- Coensli - whose position Is
ed the views of the Joist well knows-did support his
Chief., that they all backed view in the matter. He quoted
from previously classified
documents to back his stand.
Then It was the subeommitt..'. turn. Hobert came up
with some previously chisel.
Bed documents of his own to
refute McNamara. Me made
Spring term of circuit court public, over Pentagon objecfor the Ninth Judicial Circuit tions, testimony given In
session by McConnell,
Is scheduled to get underway closed
who said the chiefs had, In
Monday morning at* am., effect recommended full de.
and 50 persons, including two v.iopm.nt of a new bomber.
women, have been summoned WeNansara's reply was that
for jury duty.
the Joint Chiefs did recoin.
Summoned for jury duty mend that, full-scale develop.are;
mint of the new bomber be
William B. Bowman, George authorized for fiscal 196*,

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Army Medical Center two or
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Let is, Block I. RUNLANII tour of World War I battle
ESTATES. Amended Fiat, fields in West Flanders.
according to map or plat
thereof recorded in l'lat
Book IS pages i &amp; S Pub.
Ii. Records of Seminole
County, Florida
Together with. but net limited
is the following item., per.
sneatiy Installed:
One US Refrigerator. Stir.
trio, ibid LASIIIOIS. Serial yflhlleisi One 4lI
Man se. Electric Model
JII111WU. Serial TV03II12 One Duo-Therm Heater, all. Model $31.5, Serial
1155*); On. Victor Climax
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Army Pvt. James M. Cam. to be in the form
of a six- labs and dining
iron, son of Mr. and Mrs. to wing
the rear of
George W. Altman, 713 West h hospital,across
Increasing it t o
Eighth Street, has been as.
MEN IN SERVICE
400 beds. as our needs in.
signed to the 4th Armored
Seaman Recruit William K
Division In Germany. A IM
Meeks Jr., son of Mrs. Lore
graduate of Seminole High
S. Meeks, 205 Citrus Drive,
School, the 20-year-old sold- Cook any thawed fruit left has completed seven weeks
for was employed byFlorida over. Cooking helps the fruit of Na
bask training at
Power and Light Company to retain color and prevents the Naval Training Center,
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infantry's 4th Battalion, enterDaugherty. electrician with Southeastern Elecad the Army In November tric Company of Tampa, who are helping with
1965 and received basic trainthe remodeling'work on one of the first floor

UPON THE COMPLETION

It Was sô. A sasvrs Ti Have
He!p.dConstrvs$SuohAWenàrlvl
AüIfiisT.Ak.v$IMHisplt.l,
LATM X0DZL of Infant resuscitator fs demonstrated by Mrs. AbIpII
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ntir,es, librarians. ucretarieo,
Seminole Memorial Hospital,
maintenance staff, kitchen HcodedbyA.B.tenon the Hot Shopp.,opent,dby
workers, lfn*n workers, phaso. Or., "chairman. members of the Seminole Memorial Hw
MACIStS and other t0thnICISAL the board Include Robert vital Auxiliary. Pink lAdles,
With the opening of the now Bradford of Altamonte will be closed Monday and
$1.1 million wing this week. Sprince, John Evans of Tuesday.
the number of employee Is Oviedo. Andrew Carraway and
In ronjut Ion with exten.
expected to rise to about uo. Join Shined of Sanford. sirs remodeling going on the
of Board attorney is Gordon present lobby will be greatly
will have 4
said
B. Frederi ck. Dr. Edwin Epstein e xpanded,
king it more spa.
serrr, hospital dmintratov. chkt of staff.
claus and mon attU,..
"This includes the
With
ree eight hour shifts,
a::"i::s busily
hours a day, seven days a and I feel we have one of the knocking out old walls and
week, with another 1% shifts finest hospitals In the area, putting up new one ho..
tofillin for days offand v with anezc&amp;Ient staff topm. pital workers pick their way
I cation.," he explained.
rid. the finest core for our around the construction, while
flesserer noted that 62 per patients said Peterso
the nois, of hammers, saws
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several innovations and the
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ConAtruction of the three
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1964 wIth General Develop.
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GETTING THE BEDS READY for patient.i In the new wing tire (from
left) Nlrn. Frances Charbonneau, housekeeper, Charle.i Ituffin, janitor.
and Corbin Wars. housekeeping supervisor.
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tot Ow El Al Airfinee and the all th. cracks I've heard fir to belag an unabsuhed nasa.
only woman in the world who 7Ufl about woman drlvsn. tidal, 'Jut not, I hop.," she
But Tanis, as .he Is called .*id. 'one in thInis fh. aa.ê
holds thatk
, by her friends, liaised ibm bill Is always gi.in.r."
, JIJ5àJ, h heir pvud knack for handling this deli. A pliet b.nslS this slip of
hoer illS... at Led Airport (Ill ast$it .1 ask ihauvia. a bleeds, who ohms the fly
has am site with a train., lam before abs tame I. BI Al. boys how thing, are 4051,
$ Pot several years as a mom. loves airplanes to the point
in
bet of the Israeli Air Torte where she more she hop" to
moek.up Neither cockpit
Iaa.dlat.Iy aecidenta, foe) abs trained its fighter pilots, fly for the rest of her Ills.
JUW ether Oxwg@w To keep ahead of aviation Here Is se. girl who will
ties t.11sw-ill of be' ask. Proves, she goes to London never complain that 'the,.
Inc. ?rem her sack of astliu each year to see whit's new must be another way to earn
she pulls such thing, U loss I at BOAC's training division I 5 lIving."
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weds fase a bartage of advise .kIfI.d and often the bride.
that sets their heads swim. grow-to-be will shop with
mug. The Is why It is Ma. hietlanem.In thlswsy,itia
Variant to sort through tips hoped a meeting of the minds
is buying ad homemaking will occur,
and stillso bit, if infirmities
Whoever does the shopping,
a step at a tlae.
there us basics to rsen.mbev;
CerinisJy a young eoupl. Crystal Is not ordinary glass.
s.mld-rs Crystal, silver and ware although our machine,
ekita In Ito bedgel of aeceuL was glassware today offers
ties. How mush Is allotted to a pattern Variety I. dies. say
cub category depends upon table,
1
lbs poskelboek and what em. Crystal is 2t Ii 20 per tent
pha.le %4pu$ ion entertain, 1,54, has a lustrous appear.
Ing - for business and for once, smooth, rounded edges
Ifamily pea..,
and emits a ringing tone when
Normally it Is the bride tapped lightly.
who selects the patterns. This
It may be decorated by
Is a throwback to the "hope "cuts," generally deep and
chest" are when the maiden geometric; "Intaglio," light
and her relatives spent many curving patterns; '.ngvaving,"
hours, even yes", sewing lin. performed by a copper wheeli
ens and selecting essentials as or "etching," a burning on by
a part of her dowry.
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if gifts and crystal for C. D.
Peacock, jewelers In Chicago,
warns the anlyw.d shopper
of ,tb. tosfslag variety of
best shape., decorative stems
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bu lbous, V-shape, tall and
short. When buying crystal
stamwars, select patterns with
stems cut to complement the
bowl. Always lift. classes to
test the balance. Sonse of the
slimmest, more elegant do.
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DEAR FOLLY-Will some. to forget to fill in the stub. that the stub was forgotten.
one please tall me how to Then later tomes that all.
JOLLY
get the matting out of a time questions
"What was DEAR FOLLY-We always
donee pile nylon tug?
that check for and for bow keep a putty knife near the
much?"-.
freezer end find It handy to
DEAR FOLLY-My
DEAR GIRLS and our use when re moving f rozen
or has certa inly saved us s

lot of headaches. When writ.
Ing personal checks we fill
In the stub po rtion first and
then wri te the check. When
writing the check first, par.
ticulsrly when districted or
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YRIENDS,
too
I really liked th is as
I have often written t Is e
check to pay a bill, put it in
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DEAR FOLLY
rents have a sloth.. chit.
f rom their upstairs hall down
with addressing the envelope to the basement laundry.
Mom tried so many different
bins Is catch the laundry, at
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Winding feed,plato sad all.
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h.hltel which are .u.fly no.
vaitlag. The point is, they
are All for me. When we
have company, Clyde is a
perfect gentleman with
m
manners
nners and the
most cossidera te behavior,

firmly an the back of his
bead? My lips must remain
sealed, but my hands are
getting itchy.
CLYDE'S WIPE
DEAR WIPE: U his
"habits" disappear when
company comes, they are
not redly habits-they are
nasty little acta Intended to
torment you. Ask Clyde why
he feel, the need to punish
you? If he doesn't know,
suggest he see a head.
shinker and find out. if he
refuse., but perslts In his

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kids while she runs around.
We tried to reason with our
boy, but it did no good. Ile
knows she's a tramp, but it
doesn't matter. She drives
by the house at all hours,

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s'ndMg. The final sang it now sat of the liutalist
lsti,pst. Am with las piper Is to mobs the AN should he *11.1 wIth
labial eld ,,4.n fisme fiser, puspu17 "now fin, an equal mewd if Ileshol ii'
k like isv isa make 5* IskIag. Althsujb Ihs seesed cemmerdel selveit. Aptly
rsa.dswn house leek s.âg lasees the lair several V&amp; coal..
W and inviting an mere. smooth, It Is ths final sanding Varnish ii Mid and kittle
great skill is ieed., esly that will give Iha lakt4 but wean welL ft geNes isle. The equipment can be floor a mirrerlib surface.
iiy, but dries slowly, aked 31
ted, so that the saly Is.
bows belOW esats aa a m
am fls :1
tasat Is ins new lost Dusting I. th, nut itep pared wl* bur orflTebi$
sad your urn'
Use a 'acusa topick bj iniflac. Two - three coats
I"" will need assailS every, speck if dust. Be sure are needed. land In kStwlOS.
ON applylg a new flusho to dust window sub, shelve,, FiaIah Mib shellac sad vsr'
before sending, prepare bsaebsards
say place that slab by wailig.
surface. U nail heads dust may have settled.' 111th. PenetratIng ssiiits IrS eli'
w, set the *with a ham. lag will ruin jeer new flask based, peastrato the wiOd
r and sail set and fill the more quickly than dial.
leave nothing OS the 5UtfSis
,s with wcod putty. Crocks eisa, fialihes are used as no sealer, because It has
uld be filled with putty floors to protect the surface soaked In, lasts under heavy
1.
white peemiltiig the ama.. Use. use wan u a flask coat
b make 5andIg simal tivs grain patterns to skew
A variety if plastic Baiase
edges of a room essist, through. The usual itoàii. go as easily, dry rapidly,
ove the molding along the are g.flac,
pesetrat. wear well, need no waxing urn.boards. Pry up carefully lag sealers, plastis fihlibee less desired. Thos* are mor*
avoid splintering or crack' sad wax,
expensive than shellac or var
You tax than brlig you' lheflacgeeaesiuily,drlee alsli but could beworthlt.
der right to skw edge it quickly, done at .hlp or Special pesetistlag wane
floor without damaging crick but is not as durable as $eal and finish the floor at the
molding or the baseboard, varnish for lang.wegring use. same time. Use several cost,;
ecsaioislly a floor will Shellac is tøo thick to use as polish with floor wax.
' a a bulgeorhint spot.
ne the., smooth,
der would just ride over
hsnarea.
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lear the room of all turnip, shades, pictures, mit.
p. Open windows but class
rs to adjoining rooms,
'loot sanders can be rented
CADDY
m tool rental agencies,
s
'nw
ooc
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it hardware or paint
NONI1'1AC
ma. Have the dealer show I
I exactly bow his model
J1S*AW4I*M,
,,its. Buy enough sandpaper
Nc1.i
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a Duck," starring Tuesday And who is better suited for
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because his is essentially a ionaqe shenanigan,. Screen.
boyish character.
play for 'The Silencers" was
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and turned over If heavy Newspaper Esterpris. Ass.,
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purchasing a large old chest (osleo) arthritis?
any Itching of the skin or sore. Ing occurs in the chest where Newspaper
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wrinkled neck, thy, greying Youthify Your Neck." Use
are prescribed to relieve the
stacked and safl.4 together. name It is not the se vere th e best way for a .thin
halt. I was a dark blonde, them, follow th e plans and
pin, pain. Hydrocortlsone may be have poison Ivy shots and the Most dentists used disposable and is rapidly sMashed 1sto
Altar
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and sharper. Techniques are
For most dsstol week, as.
persons who are from a few days to
You have what I call the I am so. What should I
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recovery Is record and dentists hear it all arias can be painted with top- tint and dentists, sad in an.
DEAR FOLLY
Os to
A- This lsa combination of icky appetite orachionic dl,. there,
not spared yourself and thus band, es, wear? We baft have medicine
the time. The very idea of Scsl"sovocalis" which help. special, prseeduzss It Is
cabinet minor, doer modlans salicylate (closely se. ease such as as overactive
I know that things are sot as grey hair; we diet and we would not slid, easily se I
getting stuck with a needle deaden the initial prict if possible to do quality dentist.
lated to aspirin), potassium thyroid, tuberculosis or coil
bad as you think. Also, 1 have good erect figures."- took a baby's
ry without it.
cotton.Upped mioobeuzoate and vitamin C. Us. Check with your doctor to Pleas, send your questions undo mne people into a Us- the needle.
tblak you have a sense if H.G.
and comments to Wayne G. sy. Most often this fear Is Austhstics ban, been In.
stick and put a bit of petm The first two Isgredl*nts find out why you ste
humor. flat will help pull you Wear a simple dress In I suns jelly on the tip,
Irsudatadt, II. I), In care of related to a childhood export. proved, too. They are men
Please seed yew
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out al the 'blues."Startwttis most becoming color,. scarf it j the grooves andrubbed
this paper, While Dr. Brand onto or family trait,
now ban either one alone Is cow- a disease
potent and lose toxic; frees. tisna abeut dental health
th e weight problem. You can at your neck and have a they slid. smoothly. This batting arthritis.
that would account stedt cannot answer individ.
Year-s ago there may have lag can be accomplished with to Dr. Iowrme. Is eeze it
for it, start a program
reduce and you will feel so sweater to match your dress; does not have to be
vat letter, he will answer let- been some bails for fear of minimal amount
repeated
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tire of general interest In injections. Needles were long aid little or no side fees. answer each won pemenal.
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list. Later, you can hair. Your husband should noise.
MARJORIE
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got ssme sew Clothes $eftta wear sblazer,slscks Rod aa DEAR FOLLY
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carved faces of Presidents
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"North By Northwest" alone
makes this a picture which
moviegoers will want to see
more than once. Shot on a
location which only the unique continues on to Chicago and
imaglnaticn of a Hitchcock winds up with the pulsating A cinema fussIest, withmore forthasawo*somewoman
could conceive for a film plot, climax at Mt. Rushmo,
laughs than a convention of of the world oppositeFran.
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Get Killed," opens Sunday at
The story is about an Amer.
the Ritz Theatre. James Gar- icon bank representative who
ner, Melina Mercouni, Sandra gets mixed up with a bedroomI).. and Tony Franciosa are eyed European temptress, an
the costars who make up two anything. tor.a.buc opportun.
romantic duos Involved In the 1st., and the year's kookiest
intriguing spice of the world's set of villains. In the telling,
spy center. Lisbon, and Portu- there are more plot twists
gal's seacoast, photographed than on 0. Henry anthology.
In Technicolor.
Backing the star quartet,
Garner essays another of his are Robert Coot., Roland Culoutsta nding comedy roles op- ver, Gregoire Asian, Cecil
posite the uninhibited Greek Parker and Dulcie Gray; and
beauty. Miss Mereouri, who an international collection of
thps her performance. in villains who add a Keystone.

CHILDREN are welcome at
taste buds for the gnu
THE LOOKOUT INN In Fern
en joyment.
Park. They have a special
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for them and at THE LOOK.
and fine foods go toget
like "wine and women"
OUT every day Is Mother's
Day because they know Mom with teenagers, as well as all "song and dance." Just sb
probably enjoys eating out those who th ink young. You'll everyone knows about Fill
more than anyone else li the find all kinds of good things DIE'S and If you don't ku
family. And there's no finer to eat, at prices that rival first hand, you surely hi
place for her to enjoy the lux. those you will find anywhere heard. It's true, you km
ury of being waited on while In town. Takeouts are a ape. Other words, like soft hg
she enjoys a leisurely dinner clalty of theirs so If you are and sweet music, excell
In a very pleasant atmos- in a hurry, give them a call, service and choice culsi
phere. Steaks, seafood, bar- leave your order and they'll fine wines and delicious co
bequafl kinds of good have It all ready for you to tails also fit FREDDIE'S,
things to eat. all prepared pickup and be on your. way. most popular steak house
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Central Florida. Why
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WANT TO KNOW where the make a date to dine at FRF
SOMEONE who can really action is? We're here to tell DIE'S this week with ys
"do it to it" on the organ Is you, it's at TROPHY LOU. favorite companion?
Pogo, talented musical artist NGE, the swlngln'est place In
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LAKE MONROE INN. This TROPHY your laughin' place? make up your mind. II
versatile young man Is unak- It's a grand place for lunch, you ever had to finally deck
Ing a great hit at this popular too, with a special Invitation That's the situation at
spot and he has such a vast to all you business gals and TRADE WINDS CAFEP
repe rtory of songs, both old for dinner why not try one in Casselberry, at the Sci
and new, there Is always of their tea-ounce fillets? They nob Shopping Plaza, wh
something to please everyone, have spacious facilities for there Is such a wide array
Including you. Sing along, banquets, luncheons and par. delicious, mouth-watering f
ties to arrange your next it really i hard to dccl
wing-ding at this popular spot. But you can get around Ii
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CARLOAD the most delightful tunes on to sample all the fine to
the music box and always displayed for your selecti
Fostvirs No. I sh.ws Twice
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HAPPIEST GUY in town is
Will Rogers at the CHICK 'N
TREAT drive-in restaurant
Will's wife Is arriving soon
and Will, the poet, Is waxing
lyrical again. CHICK 'N
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water perch you can eat, sery- also have delicious steaks, look at PHELPS RESTAI
ed up with generous portion, prepared to the tuto of a ANT, just across from I
of grits, hush puppies, slaw gourmet like you. A busy ford Plaza on Hwy 1742?
and spicy baked beans. Top place, with a fish market In drapes and soft light, to
It off with a slice of some of fresh- from- the. sea delicacies for an atmosphere of intim
their delicious home made to take home, open Wednes. that wasn't there bits
pies. Remember PINECREST day through Saturday. In Or. PHELPS specializes In g:
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Sunday for your convenience day outing. SKIP'S closes French and American at
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monument at Mt. Rushmore in

great movie thriller, "North
By Northwest, stwring City
Grant, Eva Marie Saint and
James Mason, has been
brought back by Metro-Gold.
wyn.Mayer in response to pub.
lie demand. The studio was
deluged with requests for the
return of this classic suspense.
drama, both from Hitchcock
fans who had been afforded
wonderful entertainment at It,
first showings and from those
who had never seen this spine,
tingling drama of a man running for his Ill. before. It to.
turns to the Seminole Cinema
Theatre in Casselberry.

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to North.
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Is by no means hopeless. All has to follow to three leads has turn ed out to be an opti.
that Is necessary is correct of each aide suit.__cal illusion!
By Susan Light
ANSWER: By all means, regardless of what
I)i'AR MRS. LIGHT; Dot' voice your objections. I doubt he has.
Ing our conference today my
It will do any good but The shock of failure may
son's teacher intimated It you have nothing to lose. The well Imprseoss him the nec.s.
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would be to his advantage to teacher has given you the sity of doing his daily ss.iga.
repeat second grade. She ad. green light for further discus. mints. If so, the experience
Did you happen to read by the man of the house
for Privacy doesn't come easy
about the husband who install, business calls when he would In
mitt..d he had the ability to do don, so you won't run the risk will be worth-while,
most of today's houses, be- the
work but iild Is. was im. of stepping on her t....
ed a telephone booth I the prefer not to have to talk Ing designed
Pot your consolation, there's
as
they are to mature In comparison with the Undoubtedly abs has already often a left-handed distinction
hitches foe his wife's con. above th. dishwasher, tclevlsveulence after she complained ion set or garbage grinder- offer the most "togetherness" other children. She suggested none Into the mattar
Hopel.ss
,. In being retained.
that their three children made to say nothing of bangin g possible,
that my husband and I discuss ougbly with the principal and cases ate general ly pushed
It practically Impossible for doors and shrieking children. hut s telephone booth would the matter with the principal school psychologist. Even "in. along on a "social prosnotioa"
her to bold a telephone can.
when the children turn into bs one place where guy mem. and the school psychologist.
. or "placement" be" If your
versatIooT
teenagers, they could retreat ber of the family could hold She explained that It'. Sm- timations" of failure &amp;foot son's problem were Inadsquat.
snide lightly to a parent.
That's so Idea that just Into the telephone booth for a private conversation
ability or emotional disturb.
, tnai it Portent for the parent. to
might catch an with Amer. all that talking that they like would be one little cubbyhole agree to retention if the child The word "immatuars"
ante, holding him back would
lea's home builders. Why not to have In private,
that no one also could enter.
Is to benefit from the expert. ems a multitude of sins-a very accomplish little er sotbiag.
a private telephone booth In Since teenagers seem to Put a good reading light In once.
conventient term for educe. The only legitimate reason for
every home?
keep a telephone tied up most it, soundproof It, and it might
We fl that she is auger. tors. So find out whet your retaining any child I. to hensWhen the children a r e
son's specific shortcomings fit bins In corns way, As Sztrs
the limo, anyhow, at least even serve as a retreat from coating the pill. Failure
YOURS and noisy, a telephone with a telephone booth as a he blaring of the television any other name smells just as Iii. P'Ui to. do, you gave year in the primary grsdaa
booth would make It possible retreat they wouldn't be tak. set.
sour. Do you think it would In your final sentence, I iMh' may mesa the difference l*
for the homemaker to chat tag over a whole room of the Why hasn't anyone thought do any good to voice our oh. or he may have fooled away on
between real achlsvuenis*
with her friends In peace and house for tJfr private con- of the home telephone booth
jections? We believe our son his time this year instead of and barely squeaking through.
quiet. And It could be used versationa,
before?
would do all right In the third bucking down to work. If be
So when you open yent
grads it he had a teacher who doesn't suffer the consequen. mouth, keep your mind opel,
ade him se ttle down and
he may continue the pru. , year Deal fu's in at
e Doctor Says
work, -MRS. J. L
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he hu been running around
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and has two small children,
She still lives with her bus.

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Even in this day of throw.
Crystal is still a part of the
In selecting crystal, consider aways, good crystal continues
bride's trousseau, In a sense, your horn. furnishings. Do you as a family tradition.

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a curtain group of time, toots the born and he rang
and if you des's bei ng . out and pies off with bit.
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well his dead. now tali I good boy
M7 husband says
get in with this group? that this woman has open.
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ed a new world to him
we thus I. noth ing
IN (sex), and we should just
with as, but It still bother, let It run Its conies until
me.
It burns Itself out, Fm
"NOT !!" afraid If we dn't trr t
DEAR NOT: I can't atop him we will ruin his
think of s bigger waste of life. What can we do?
time and energy than try.
HEAETSICIC MOTHER
big t. "get in" with a
DEAR MOTHERS You
group of kids that appar. CAN'T risk. IetJng It "run
sally has no in terest In Its course,"
what If it
you. Strive to do well in doesn't 'burn itself out"your studies. Always be as but becomes more of a bib.
well-groomed as possible. It? Are you aware that this
Jail, more, frown lees, lad Is breaking the law?
end don't gossip. Be friend.
(Adultery.) Some parents
ly, but not forward, and be
can't get through to their
content to snake friends one own children. How about
at a time. And if you have asking a relative, a clergy.
ONE worthwhile friend, man, a doctor, a teacher.
consider yourself lucky.
or even a buddy to tall
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some sense into your son?
DEAR ASHY: Our son is
If it doesn't work, at least
19. For the last six months you tried.

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Ph. 111.1*51

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Can I. I.palrsd OisTh.
FARE PLAN

Robson

Ii WORD Oaiaaiu 145. Vast.
back, I Deer V$ Engine
Straight Shift. ladle, neattool. m eleaa
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U FORD Galazie IN XL I

BUDGET TERMS for all
SERVICE REPAIRS, PARTS
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106. Apartments for Rut Unturn. 2 BR duplex. Kitchen e
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$ 3DE31., 1% bath, stove
equipped. 823.1114.
refrigerator on 1 Aers Lot
In Paola. Call C. W. Damp- Unturn., extra largo I BR,
WORD flalasie 155 XI.
may, 133.1111 or Base est. elec. kitchen equipped. 10154 Effin. apta., private baths, uti. SI
Fastback. Fully Equipped.
lilies fIlm.: specialty salted
W. 15th, 332.110!.
Ill.
for retired peopla. Idsally immaculate esnditiom, sini
located downtown. Inquire -____________________
I* COIID.. I fIrm.,, 154 baths,
CASH WAITS FOR YOU
Dept. stare, 14 POlO Salazi. $554 Dr.
at Jacobs
kitchen equipped. Loch Ar'
Sell it through
Fully equipped including
311 H. tat St.. Sanford.
her, 535-1111.
Herald Want ad..
Air Conditioning
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Realtor
Raymond Luniquiet, Am..
571.115' Atlantic flank tidy.

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WREN YOU

ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING Of OUR

Auo. Sale or Tn.
lilt Chevrolet Risesyne I ryl.
Automatic transmission. ra.
die, heater, rear seat speak. IC1 l'OKI) UAL.AXIE $ ilo
or, whitewalla, sir rnndsi an.
sedan. sutoittatic, radio, heal.
.1. turquet... Excellent conor. Power electing, whit.
ditien. $715. May be soon sni sidewall., grey with rod In.
driven at Smith's Ama-n.
t.rior, Only $7,000 miles. $115.
V01`1101' 17.12 and lake 1larCall Charlie Craig at 333.
Blvd. Owner W. It. UcCiung,
OSIl or ses at 101 5. French
phone 232.1211.
Ave.

2:2.203T.

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condition, 323.1237.

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Steeping room. $12 Oak.
TURN. 2 flIrt. Duple* APt. N1
Contact 313 I'alm.tto Ave _______________________________

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Club coupe.
1116 PLYMOUTH Fury 4-4r.. 1)53 CORVAIR
pew., A factory air, flAK,
automatIc. RAM waw. A
$ Iccal owner. A luxury ear nice economy car. Only $741.
for only $1045. Tao shoiit,I l'hone 323.1131 or see at 101
S. French.
drive this en.! Phone 3:1.
1131 or Ce. at 751 5. Fr.n.-h.
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11 PLYMOUTH. grad e.'nli.
thin. 1101 Elliott Ave.
FOR SALE CHEAP
1915 PLYMOUTH. 1)11 Tag isCHRF.VOLET. I doer, ii.
eluded. Pb. 13311$7.
c.ilent condition. 323.4018.
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101, Trailer Cabanas
curtaiI;$40O
I
3 W Hall R.alty 2544 French
323.
CAMPING
Trailer.
Ph.
Days
IDEA!. efficiency apt, single 115. Autos For Sale
z'is e,intshSh1 or
C
person preferred, utilities in.
clotted. s me. 323.7823 or 1110 RAMBLER, I Dr. Sedan,
5 HR., I BATH Ravenna Park. CAMPINI Trailer with 1I12
m.chanioally good $111. III'
3234033.
$500 Down, assume pay-to of screened roam, plus many
1.81 ger me. Chain link extra.. 233-oh).
utilities
All
flU.
P'UltN.
Apt,
3
.r.csd
ne.
except ga. $40 me. Apt. I. lilt CADILLAC, P/S. P/S.
Mobil
A
Homes,
13 Magnolia or call *23.1188.
Auto. Truss. Raid aid clean
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LIP THE LAZY RIVER
fib* Wokl,o that 18)
1.RIt.,
AVAL.ON
APARTMENTS
14
BATH,
$110
down,
you,
$33-I? mo. 223-7131.
122.141, liii BUICK sedan t eacellemit
ill W. Ind St.
"week.ends in thisT comfort.
condition. 1. S. Ilewa., III
abl furnished cotta e with
FURN.
APT..
ZZ5
Neiloaville.
W. 10th so.
100 feet frontage on this is.
13tNI RPSS9?SIN8
Assume
lightful river.
446
APL
payment;..
121.3323.
Absrgatrm &amp;t only $10,100 with
323-0111
tern,.. Don't delay on this 1 150811. 10 ft a 10' wide Trail.
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us no
or. Wall to wall carpet, air 3 Bit. furnished, $55.00. 1141
hhIiame,
rondition.i, clomp, turn. $1110
Magnolia. it. A.
323.3)31.
cash A take over v)mt. 323
7341.
rurn. Aptat close It. Jimmy COits*
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51*13' NASHUA, small down wan 332-4012.
Steel tattle
Sales.Rentala pymt. Assume pyrnt.. 128.
Pb. 521.41*3 1711.
Wall To ',V Cet
!' W. let It.
*1v yes
6 A i room turn. newly 111141*
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Mobile homes. Rent
103.
corateti. 404 B. 14th St.
PRICED under $l1.i110.
em dseeel 41 sr mad
Bdrms.. fire place. Fis. ran.
VWs. We've maie illsse4
14 Furn. Apt. 323.3151.
Situated as 3 Iota with nice .lifl ADULTS I) e m °
bedIse.Icod.pOsrp, a.
Trailer
Court.
Apt.
dews
wses. $53.)
par.
CLEAN ,t., wsataIra
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1111 S, Fre"Oh

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VESPA Motor Scooter,
JAWA Motor Cycles
NEW A 11510
LFW1I SALES A SERVICE
2517 Country Club Raid
none 123.711*

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room duplex Apt. Tile

Seosters &amp; CyeI''

lint

Apsitmests a' list 115. Aut.. For 8.1.

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THIS

It you want peopte to pa,
attention to )our business, call 16' 10*?, SI hp metor. Trailer,
1*3.1111 and ask the Herald
all aeeeee.nIes 5155. Can be
11411 a ....,s •e situation gut. •..ii 51 ORb iiaii.a on
ads
French A 12th. Must Sail.

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Sternper Agency
A Multiple Listing Realtor

Another Bmain

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110 Magnolia

Apartmeats

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13 INTERNATIONA!, Truck,
154 ton, 2 sped, I forward
Trans. tIood III by 10 tires.
1221. 112.121).
MOTOR Scooter, super epert,
tak e up payments. excellent
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Tkir

and Paint
Company

Agency

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121.

Senkarjk Glass

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For SaIs

AUTO GLASS
INSTALL1D

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CALLDART-ReaI Estate
Call Day-or Night 123-7411

to

MAKE

Tracks

113.

1151 CHEVROLET Flees side
.nw pickup. Many extras.
321.1555 after i3e P. m.

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Ms..
3 BR. 154 bath, central air.
Sanford, 323.114).
last. water A cues, *11.115?.
$111 me.
Realty
Kit, equipped. $11.
*11.1*11 1141 Zlawsiha at 17.1*
CLEAN Turn. Apt. 123.2*10.
$ ROOK fur.. Apt, water,
lights A garage tarnished
SANLANDO AREA: 3 fIrm.
232.1744.
NICELY Furn S room Apt.
hams, ge. lot, wondel area
yard.
3::.13!.
112-1301
3640
Hiawatha at li-H
$10 down, $41 per month.
LAKE EMMA: unturn. 1 Idr,..
Call after * P. m. 141"1104, NEW 3 BR. House, Kit. equip. WELAKi
APARTMENTS III apt., larg, living room A nice
Orlando.
pci. II!! flrovs Dr.. in Wool.
kitchen. 232.4)70.
W. Pint St.
more Park. 333.0135 or 1:3.
REDUCED 11,500
0473.
IJNFL'RN. 2 SR. Duplex Apt.,
A FORMER Sanford flanker
COMMODORE
kit. •.Ippe.1. v e n e t i a ii
has authonised us to cut the rVRN. 2 BR house. 111.5123 shale..
t.'rrsa:, floors A tile
APARTMENTS
after 2.
price .t his charming $ ____________________________
bath. Call 223.2323 after I FURNISHED UNFURNISHED
firm. Grove Manor home to
p. m.
M. Resident Mit.
$17,500. The PHA appraised 2.DR. tURN. $11 me. 2114 Yale
value is $11,000. $760 lawn
Ave.
Apis.
With
out.
NICE,
large 3 hr. turn
2-BR.
TURN.
payment will handle. Even
side porch.., near hospital. Only $4.Il I. bath, s. porch.
IINFVRNISHED
Ings A Sunday 3.21.lsOI,
Newly
decorated.
Suitable
for
1703 Magnolia, 123-3111 on
CLEAN 3 Br. homes sit to iso.
221$.
retired couple. Ii*. 123-4232.
Also IRA homes to Sarvice
Cy
men.
CLP:.tl4 : OR 4 room Apt.,, 108. Roes For ROIl
Multiple Listing Realtor
FUTtNlilllr.fl
downstaIrs. lit Park Ave.
eec_os..
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..a. s. - w.ncc .
.'.,n .com •5 10
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CLE.tNuiet rooms for men.
Magnollso. 3::.1120.

Payton Realty

Stenstrom Realty

Keep Your

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Payton

Jim Hunt Realty

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151.1611

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Always
weekly
monthly rates. When you get earlier results. Call and
cancel
you'll be billed for only the days run at
earned rate.

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BY OWNER: Th ree bedroom.

los WILMA CL.YDENP3 HER.
IIMAN REYNOLDS
P Ii X Receptionist
Inveesment A Realty
10151 McBride Court
Cashier Cheek,,.
It N. Park Ave,
312.1111
Rancho Condors, California
Bank
Teller.
NOTICE II ilEItEBY (lIVEN
Karn
While
You
Learn.
that a Complaint for Divorce THIU DAYS •..,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,•, 21. P., II..
Ne,.i not interfere with present
has been filed against you by
WANTED
employment. high School not
the Plaintiff in the above P1YR DAYS...,.....,................ 1.PsvLl.
required. No age limit. Day WOULD like to rent or leasc
styled Court and you are hire*
4 bedroom home in nice
Alit) BENSON, Defendant.
DAYS
A
Evening
classes.
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17.
P.,
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requited to elrve a copy
neighborhood. close In. Ph.
ASyISTANCE
YOU ARE hEREBY RE- by
of your answer or pleading TWINTY OWl DAYS . . , , . ., ,. . ****see . 14. P., Ii.. PI..ICKIIRNT
Boll Alesnn,isr 323.3811 day
Visit or Call 241.8741
Jean Marie La Eric,
rhin suit is to foreclose a QUIRED to fit* your Answer upon WILFRED U. CONRAD,
or 232.4063 flights.
with the Clerk of this Court Poet Office fli iii. Merritt
CASHIER TRAINING
ducease4
nontgage. The real property and
to. coucvun
to serve a copy of the
INSTITUTE
ALBERT N. 71111
attorney
for
iroceeded against lei
Island.
Florida.
upon the Plaintiff's at.
MININVU
I N. Orange. Suits ill
Edward. Molding
Lot 17, Block It. SUNLAND same
,snd file the original
torn.y, who.e name and a4. Plaintiff
Orlando, l'loriia
Sanford, Ponds
F.dTATPJS, a •ubdivi.ion, dress appear below,
answer or pleading in the Of.
$ 51)811. home, III Country
be.
on
or
order your ad on the economical
Attorney for Executor
according to a plat thereof, fore the 5th day of June. liii, tics of the Clerk of the Circuit
or
Club Circle. Nights only 322.
Help Wanted
Publish April II it, May I,
recorded In Plat hook II. or a Decree
Court
at
Sanford,
Seminole
1342.
Pro
Confesso
may
I' liii.
page. II to 13 of the Pub. be entered against you.
County, Florida. on or before
CDT-14
JOBS
OPEN NOW
A$i4t1Siil Mortgage: 1 nfl. I
lb Record. of Seminole
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D.
Ills.
the
fifth
day
of
May,
A
DATED this 4th day of May,
Earn while you learn. High
bath. $51 per mo., kitchen
County, Florida.
If you fail to do so, a Decree
fill.
CNA*CE*V NO. $5515
School not required. lItti
WITNESS my hand and the (SEAL)
equipped. 23,uOo equity al.
Pro Confess,, will be taken
NOTICE TO IISVSTh
Keypunch.
Cashiers,
PItX
realy
sal of sa
SAWCourt at Sanford,
Paid. 323.40*4.
against you for the relief doArthur U. Ieckwith, Jr.
tSP STATE or r&amp;oius TO: florid., this 1$ day of April,
Iteceptionists. and Bank TellMandell in the Complaint.
Clerk
LEWIS S. HUOHET
ers. Train now, pay later.
us.
This
Notice
shall
be
published
fly Donna U. Marko.
$1154 West Santa Oertrl. COURT SEAL)
CAslilElt TRAINING INSTI.
once a wick for four consecu.
Deputy Clark
CLASSIFICATIONS
die
lUTE. I N. Orange, Suite 502,
Arthur U. Beckwith. Jr.
tIe. weeks In the Sanford 11cr.
EDWARD
HURT
U.
Kingsville. Tease
Orlando. 341.1740.
Clirk of the Circuit Court Attorney for Plaintiff
aid.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
1-1ee1 A P.ssd
li-Menep Wasted
By Martha T. VIM.,
BONE AND ORDEItICZ) at
101 East Church Street
you are hereby required to file
1-Perse.ais
$5-la,'ail A lass
Clink
Sanford. Seminole County, FlorOrlando, Florida
your written answer or define, ublieh May
4-Beauty
Care
SI-inasraaes
I. II, 30. 17. illS
ida, this *0th day of April.
Publish May I, 11, 10, 11, 1555
if any, puruonally or by an at. DZ.I
1-Day Nonsense
65-Schools * ia.trvetleu
A
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D.
ills.
CDZ. II
torasy. on or before June is,
SALESMAN- 33-40, married
S-Chill Can
T5-E.plsyaest Seretees
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
liii, it the Office of the Clerk N 'THE C1814111117 COVET OP III
and ssttis.l, neat appearance,
$-Degn..-Cats-pst.s
11-Male Help Wanted
Arthur
H.
Beckwith.
Jr.
THE
CIRCVI?
COVE?
OV
i..Iay week. gool working
of the Circuit Court, at the rum SIXTH JVUUIAI. till.
to.-Poultry
I4vseheh
Il-Female Help Waited
Clerk of the Circuit Court
THE
NINTH
JVIHCI*L
CII.
conditions, permanent posiCourthouse In Sanford, Femi. LIT, In ANt) YOU IININOLS Dill, IN API) FOR SIPINOLP
Il-Special NeUees
1$-Male or Female Help
By I)onna U. Market
nole County, Florida, $2171, OVNTY, Pt.ONhI1A.
tion, salary plus commissions
11-Catering
FeeO
14-4al.. Help Wanted
Deputy Clerk
COVNTV. FLORIDA.
and to mall a copy thereof to * cuAncv no. 18,3111
Knowing local merchants
16-Iieychs
Repairs
I7-4ituai$es
Wanted
WILFItHI)
H.
CONRAD
IN
ChANCERY
no.
sian
$t.nstrom. Davis A McIntosh,
helpful but not necessary.
il-Special Se,,leeu
$l-lae..e Property
'to 5V21'r TITLE
Attorney for Plaintiff
REPLY IN CONFIDENCE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post IUBOLP' S. (IUNTAPSON and CATHERINE THORNTON,
i$-Interier Deuraters
lI-Busises. Prep-Sale
Plaintiff, Post Office Boa Dl
Office Pu. 1111 Sanford, nor. .*VICIA H. UUSTAPSON, his
Our
employee know of this
ll-Jaaltenlal
harvies.
$i-Rea* notate Wasted
Merritt Island. Florida
DIVOECI
ad. Write Bo ill, c/o SanIda, 11111, to that certain di- rife,
11-Lasds.ape Servies
*3-Real Estate Sale
21,
May
5,
Publish
Apthl
*36
vs.
vorce proceeding Pe nding
ford Herald.
19-Buildens I.ppl$
87-11oelaeea Restate
PlaIntiff., GEORGE TIIORNTO?I.
ii, IllS.
agsinst you In the Circuit 116
IS-Hardware
Il-Lets For 5.1.
Defendant. CDT .75
of the Ninth Judicial lARRY C LITTLE, Trust..,
$1-Heme Impmesa1.
H-Parmse--aftlows
NOTICE TO APPEAR
Circuit In and for Seminole I All
U-Plumbing
Il-Ameage
IN THE CIRCVIT COVE? OF
STATE OF FLORIDA TO:
County. riorida, in Chancery,
lI-Palntlag
$1-HIsses For Sal.
Defendants.
tHE NINTH JUDICIAL VI
OKOitUE Tllt)IINTON
POLICE CHIEF FOR TilE
an abbreviated title of said
16-Well
DrUMsg
N-Heees--$al. or Rat
AMISRiPt) NOTiCE
Address and R.sIdsnee 71. UITT, in AND FOR SEll.
VILLAGE OF NOitTli OR.
Il-Air
cause tielug VIRGINIA M. TATE OP FLORIDA
Cent*
Il-Hossu
Poe Meet
Reatlag
001.1 COVNT!, EI0141IJA
known
l..ANDO. FLOitiLiA
IIUOHET, Plaintiff,
11-Rails TelevIalos
versus OVNTT OF CENINOLS
IS-Real Statioto Eathaage
IN CHANCERY NO. IllS
YOU
ARE
HEREHY
NOT!.
Prifer
retired Law enforceLEWIS I. HtiUliRY, Defendant,
U-Phd. A Iuiea.aI
1S$-Reeors Racial.
HARRY C. LITTLE. TrusTHE NEW YORK BANK FOR
ment officer (Pension.r)
and herein fall not or a Be. ,lot tee for HAROLD CLAY. PIED that a Bill of Complaint SAVINGS,
$$--Home
Appiiaaeee
1101-Trahlers--Cabeaa.
a
New
York
CorpoFor divorce has been
willing to relocate. Please
crc. Pro Confeiso will be en.
*1-Mu.ieal lamivummia
Ill-Mebil. Hemes aale
DEN and HARRY C. LIT. igalnist you, and you areflied
send resume, recent photo
re. ration,,
$1-Iuslaees Iqsipmost
tired aiainst you, and the
ID-Esbile H.mea-*est
11.1,
and
CLAYPlaintiff,
quired
to
serve
a
copy
of
your
and
salary required. I'lease
cause proceed tam part..
*6-Upheleleiy
114-Trails, Spase-Re
DEN, wife of HAROLD answer or Pleading to the Silt we.
ssn4 to Village Clerk, VIII.
(SEAL)
$&amp;-Vaeuu. Clsa0*s
16$-TraIl., L.ts-Sale
CLAYI)EN and
EDDIE
MARTIN
and
of Complaint on the Plaintiffs
age of North Orlando, Post
Arthur N. Iieekwltls, Jr.
l$-Ratwalaa$erm
tlS-Apatimest. Fcc Resi
LITTLE. wife of HARRY Attorney Paul C. Perkins, $47 AL.TANSASS
MARTIN.
his
office III, North Orlando.
$7-Meviag A Storage
Clerk of the Circuit Court
lIS-Isu.s to' *ess
C. LI TT LE, residence un- West South Street. Orlando. wife,
Florida
(one mile East of
fly: Donna Ii. liarkos
ill-Isaiah
Assets
il-Job Printing
known;
Defendants.
Florida. and file the original
17.32 on State Ibid 434)
Deputy Clerk
5$-Plaale
Feels
Iseto *13-Wasted Ti *esi
and
1..
ALLEN
TO
I)EFINI)
NOTICP
answer
or
pleading
in
the
of.
itenstrom, Davis A Mcintosh
Il-Mime. Fee' Psi.
Ill-au.. Fey 5.4
ALLEN, his wife, reel. fice of the Clerk of the Circuit TO: Eddie Martin and
Female Help Wanted
Attorneys at Law
It-Artielee Per Riot
lil-Aste.--iei. or 'Vials
dent. unknown;
Altainease Martin
Court on or before Friday, June
Post Office fbi 1120
5$-swap
oe'
P*lage
11$-masks
For Sal.
ALPItED ERICKSON and
YOU ARE 11114KB! notified
1944. if you fail to do so
Sanford, Florida
&amp;&amp;-Wanted
Is
Soy
13I-Aulemsll,'s
2377*
$ervlas
JOBS OPEN NOW
ERICKSON, his Iudgment by default will be 10 take notice that a suit has
Publish May to. It. 27 A June
Il-Furniture Per Isle
*1t-I.eetere A Cyeles
EARN WHILE you learn. High
wife,
last
known
residence
been
filed
against
you
In
the
taken
against
you
for
the
To1S-Aati.e. For Isli
5. 1 944
ill-Seals A Misers
School not required. IBM
1111 Mush, Winter Park, list demanded In the Pill at ibove titled Court. The nature
CDZ.l7
SI-Mesey To Lass
ill-Mans SsppN.a
Keypunch, Cashiers. PDX
hIorida;
Complaint.
of this suit Is an action to
IN TOP CONDITION WITH OUR
Si-Ruetses. QppsrtsalSles
ltec.ptionista. and Bank TellANNA CLARA ANDERWITNESS my hand and seal Foreclose a Heal Estate Mont.
LeTUP C*RCVIT COVET OP
ers.
Train now, pay later.
SON and
ANDEII. it Sanford, t.minol. County, gags held by THE NEW TOJtK
THE NINTH JVDIVIAL till.
(YAUIi1EIt TIAININO INSTISON, her hu.band, real. Florida, this 6th day of May. HANK FOR SAVINGS, a New
CV$T IN ANU FOR IPJSi15oLfl
TUTE. I N. Orange. Suite $03
dsnce unknown.
1944.
York corporation, which Mont.
CiVillY, FLORIDA.
Orlando. Ill-Sill.
YOU ARE hERESY 1101*. (11*1.)
gage is recorded in Official
CIIANCUY no. is...
Want Ad Department Hours
quiet title
Arthur if. $eekwith, Jr.
Records Book Ill. Page $03,
TillS BOSTON liVE CENTS lED that a suit
LOAN CLERK-Fe II e r. credit
as been brought in the Cm.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Public Records of Seminole
CAVU400 BANK,
union .r small loan caper.
MONDAY lLsqPddsy-I;3SA.M.ia 1P.M.
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Court
of
Seminole
County,
By
Donna
U.
Markoe
County,
Florida.
The
name
of
Plaintiff,
isnee preferred. Some know.
lorida against you and each
Deputy Clerk
the Court in which suit proSATURDAY ;00 A.
M. - 12 NOON
'5.
ls'lgs Bookkeeping desirable.
1 you claiming any estate. Paul C. Perkins
ceedings is pending is the Cir.
USNRY P. WANGLE, at ui,
Arrange interview 3H.I$3II
cult Court of the Ninth Ju- Publisher reserves fi ht to ,ejed, revise sad
Defendants. I lilt, title or Interest in or Ill West South Street
eat. 407 between 7 a. m. A
sissolfy
all
p,epe.l
de.
the
upon
following
Orlando,
Florida
and
dicial
Circuit,
in
for
SemiJ11CP OP IVIT us
3:30 p. m.
nole County, Florida, in Chan. sdvecils.meisle.
MO*?UAUE POSPCLOIVEP cribed real property situated Attorney for Plaiutiff
to: i1E411y D. WANOIE and ii Seminole County, Florida. Publish May 5. 1*, 30, $1, liii dry No. 1111$.
SECRETARY: Knowledge of
wit:
CDZ.10
The description of the real Adjustments will I. made •nsal
e ,eroa basis ealy Ii, fyp.grephlc.i
bookkeeping, one girl office.
CAIIOLYN it. WANGLE,
Lot 1$ of NEW UPIALA.
WHATEVER YOUR CAR MAY NEED
property in Seminole County, snore A41 effit lbe velee
his wife.
Mature woman with initiathe .d. AdustmeaIs will net be
NO'TICN OP ILl?
according to l'lI thereof
Florida. involved in said pp.
UhlUPhICEs
tive A oapenI.n.e. Electru.
ENGINES
STATE
OF
PLOPIDA
Too
made
bey
ond
TRANSMISSIONS
recorded In Plat Hook I,
tm, lint Insertion.
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.1.iI,ebIa.
ceedinge as described in the
331.0 John Gay Drive
Page $ 7 of the Pubiis
THURMAN 1. OAKLEY
Excellent opportunity with
Complaint Is a. follows:
Spokane. Waskingtors
EXCHANGE
PARTS Residence Unknown
Records of Seminole CounLot A. Slack 1. LINCOLN
growing firm. Located vicToo are hereby notified that
You are hereby notified that
ty, Piorida,
HEIGHTS. SECTION TWO.
i'erman.
inity
of
Longwood.
a Complaint to foreclose a car.
50. Misc, For 8*la
according to the plat there. 50. Misc. For Sal.
Adjust or Relines Brakes
eM $ day week. Good salary.
4010 mortgage encumbering I nd you are hereby required a Petition for Adoption has
Satferie,
file your answer or other been filed in the Circuit Court
of as recorded in Plat
$35-4430.
the following described real
Tun.
written defence, personally in In and for Seminole County,
Mufflers
Tall Pipes
property, to-wit:
Book It. late 41, Public WORLD BOOK Incyclopedle WIIINUKII WASIiF.il. 3 speed
This
Radio
SI Per me. Ph. 133.4941.
agitator, lint filter, excellent DRY CLEANING Counter girt.
Lit 1, Block 11, COUNTRY y your attorney, with the FlorIda. in Chancery, entitled
Records of Seminole CounAir
Conditioners
In
THE
MATTER
Paint
and
Collision
Repairs
OF
'FliP
experienced
sewing.
Sanford
'fork
of
the
Circuit
Court.
condition.
Scare beet. $11.
ty. Florida,
CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO.
location. Call 1:30 to I p. an.
Ph. 333.1173.
1. according to the plat (inth Judicial Circuit, Semi. ADOPTION Oh MARK LEE together with the following
Mr. Chira, 432-1331. Orlando.
thereof a. recorded In i'Iat mole County. Plonida, at the OAKLEY. a minor, and you Items of property which are FLUORESCENT. 4 foot IS
tube) listuree. Is each. Ph.
Hook 13. Pu.. 7$ and II. ourthous, in Sanford. Florida. are commanded to appear in located in and are permanently
SNAPPIX TURTLE with WANTED Office girl. Must be
Public Record. of Semi. and to serve a copy thereof said court' and you ane to. Installed as a part of the Im- 333.7204.
rider, like new cond. 131-4110
familiar with payroll, poet.
:pon the plaintiffs' attorney, qulred to Ale your Answer or provements on said land:
note County. Piorida,
Ing accounts receivable, in.
baa been tiled agatn.t you In whose name is JOHN D. other defense with the Clerk
1). I. Range
AN Mdi.. aisd Models of
PORTABLE
Kenmore
sewing
voices, billing A hung, Send
the above styled suit, and you IIAINES of the firm of WIN. of the Circuit Court of SemiWail furnace.
BALDWIN Studio Plano, 66 in.
machine, $10. 311'134$
resume
Box
1410,
to
0.
P.
nole
County,
Florida.
and
LA
serve
ERWLED,
hiAlNES
and
are requir.I to serve a copy Of
high, Mahosany, full key.
You are required to file your
your Answer or other Pleading WARD, 1*4 Park Avenue, a copy of such Answer or other answers or other defensive
board. Bench, Kaceilen i son- TWO 4.DRAWER Cheats, I ?a,aford.
I. the Complaint on Plaintifr. South, Winter Park. Florida, defense upon sail pititioner pleadings with the Clerk of
dition, 137$. 333.1011.
Kidney shaped coffee table
POSITION OP
attorneys, ANDERSON. 110511, mot later than the Seth day on petitioner's attorney, Thomas the above named Court and
A matching step table; One
RESPONSIBILITY
DEAN A LOWIIDRS, III East of May. IllS, therein setting A. ipeer, whose address is servi a copy thereof upon the FRIGIDAIRE Air Conditioner,
Room
Walnut
Divider,
IN
A
SMALL
office. some bookone
Central Moulevard, Orlando. lip the estate, right, tithe, in. P. 0. Box 1154, Sanford, p'iot. plaintiffs attorneys. WHIT.
13.000 010. $Ill cash. I33 Glass Coffee Table, matching
keeping, typing, caahientng.
honda, and flis the original erect In or lien up the above 416 on or before May $4, AD6 TAXER. PYLE 'AND WOOD,
0231.
esd tables. 111.0701 after I A pleasant person with a
Macor or ether Pleading in described property claimed by lass, to show cause why said whose address I.
Suite hI.
good education who wants a
V. M.
the offIce if the Clerk of the You and should you fail to do Petition should net be granted.
H. Colonial Drive, Post KENMORE Automatic Washer,
Jab with responsibility A
Circuit Court on or hater. the to decree pro confess. will be and if you fail to do a., a Office Not 511$, Orlando. Flor$10. 333.5511.
the opportunities that go
HOTPOINT Refrigerator, it
Buenos Pro Confseso will be ida, not later than the Seth
11th day .1 Jun., III. it you entered against you.
with It. Phone H. B. HighCu. Ft. with III lb. Freezer.
WiTNESS my hand and seal entered against you for the r.- day of May. IllS, as required AIR COMPRESSOR, tank A
fail to doss, a decru. pro can.
smith.
Manager, 332.1121 for
inch TV. Sylvania portfesso will be taken agalait .1 said Court at Sanford, Fiat- lief demanded in the Petition. by Law, else a Deer.. Pro
5appointment.
wheel
III.
113.7311.
able.
133.7130 or alter
you for the relief dogma 04 in Ida. this 11th day if April,
WITNESS my han and the Confesso
will
be entered
$33.14)?.
seal of said Court this 16th against you.
I'S'.
the Complaint.
5.11' BEACh Buggy rims
, ir
73. Male or Feaale Help
This Nhieo shall be publish. (SEAL)
day of April, A. D. 1165.
IN WITNESS WhEREOF, I
wide for 12 Ford up, can on
Arthur II. Boskwith, Jr.
(SEAL)
ii once a week for four conhave hereunto set my hand
ArtICles
For Rout
truck.
Also
tri.power
mani.
ADULT MOTOR ROUTE
(link of the above styled
secutive weeks In the Stanford
Arthur H. Eeckwith, Jr.
and *filled my official eeal
fold, 1 ducee-47S.233 cia. in
CARRIER
Herald.
Court
Clerk of Circuit Court
at Sanford, Seminole County,
Suds. TV., Saws, Tape
for
'15.
'II
ofFord.
Make
FOR
JANPORD Area. Must
DATED 45,. 11th day of May.
By Donna U. Marks.
Seminole County, Florida Florida, this 10th day of April,
Ph. 'FE 5.4515 after • Recorders, Tillers. flsnovatons
for.
are
good
car A be free
III..
Deputy Clerk
By Donna U. Marks.
"SI.
AMERICAN RE24T.ALL.
P. M.
from I to A. Monday thu
John B. flam.
e of
'SEAL)
Duputy Clerk
(SEAL)
111$ S. Hiawatha
$324111
Friday afternoon. WRITE:
Winderweedie. Balnee and
Arthur 1. $uekwlth. Jr.
THOMAS A. SPREE
Arthur 11. 150kw ilk, Jr. 51? 01 Imported China A
Circulation Dept. P. 0. Boa
Clerk of Circuit Court
Ward,
Attorney for Petitioner
Clerk
R.LW * RED
other Antiques. 133-1.131.
18$?, Sanford.
114 Park Avenue. South,
fly: Diana U. Markcu
P. 0. Boa 1254
By: Martha I. Vlblen
llsilav.y.
Hospital.
Baby
Winter Park. Florida.
Deputy Clank
Sanford, Florida
Deputy Clerk
CARPETS
Reds, by Day, Week, Of BETTER ROME BUYS are 5
.asier
with
clean
I'.bUsh May 156 il I? * Jun. Publish April 3*, 156 May I, Publish April 11. U, May I, Publish April 11, 1, May 5,
the Blue Lustre Electric
Heath.
be found daily In the elaui.
13. IllS.
5. IllS
IllS.
13, 116$.
Shampooer only $1 per 4a7.
CARROLL'S Ft.7*M1'I'VRR
fled section .f The Sanford
CDT.7i
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LII Wed 1st
Hs.ai.t
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Carroll Furniture Co.
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95. House. For Sal.
()oo,i Volume
Hzc.11. Vlnancing
FED UP?
I'aid Training
for the other man
CALL W. it. SCARBOROUGH Working
13. self employed in your
WEEKDAYS
own Uroc. and San station
Collect
comb. Over 10 valuable ft.
311.4711
frontage on French Ave.
DAYTONA BEACH
$85,000.00 will buy business
Eve. Weekends
572.1711
and Inventory plus 3 158.
home. Terms to right buyer.
1W. School,.
Instructions

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3 RFT)RCY)08, P'L
C!
,i,o. Wuoen,s Realty
home in Country Club Manor.
7$43
Assume mortgage payment..
_$6* per *e. Call *13.11*7.
NICE UNFURN., 1 Br. house
with dining room. Good feesLARGE COUNT1i', HOME
tion, lak• privileges, Lake
54 Acre, 5)1 'no. part.
Mary, 113.4170.
I. U 11 EnterprIses, lao.
511.1111
3 BORU., 2 lath. unfurn..
Stove, RefrIg. A Preeser.
Pinecrest Area, $110. 3*2.1751.
I bedroom, 1%
BEDROOM, unfura. $00 me.
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bath. des with fireplace, sv.
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srsuamd garage, 523,000,

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3641 Hiawatha as l?.11
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THE TIMP TIlTED 1121*
11$ K. Park Ave.
131.1111

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ling y, corner lot, 116
W. Jinklas Circle, Ph. 113' 3 BEDROOM Furs. house; 1
10*1.
1.ldrut. House Trailer: I
3.Bdrm. House Trailer. Bow.
* BR., CR hem., litchea equip.
man's Trailer Ct. Ph. IIIpet. Blinds A Drapes. $11.
4908.

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FHA- VA HOMES
BeddIng A lerniture
AT FACTORS PJIICEIi
lit MagnoLli
111.611*
DEBARY BARGAIN
* CHOICE Lots, each home.
60. Uwilniss ONort.
site 11*150 Ft. appraised
11,000 per lot. For quick sale Located 'Throughout County
11 1Rm-1h144 Bathe
$500 lot. BRAUN REALTY,
Some Kitchen Equipped
D.C.and, P.
fbi
Payment. less Than Rant
13)2.
To Inspect, Call
NEAR LAKE Monroe, St. Johns
River. 4. 100*200 ft. $503
A Multiple Listing Realtor
each, 1100 down, $ 2$ per
3541 Park Drive
333.1420
month. Lower price for all,

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115 CHANtER! NO. into
COOLIE SUMNER REYNOLDS,

WILMA CLYDENE 13981t!MAN REYNOLDS,
Defendant.

Estate

C. A. WHIDDON, SR

U.S. Hwy. 17-92 &amp; 27th St.
SANFORD
BAYS
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Legal Notice

RICHARD BENSON,
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
'5.

PRANK

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Tell this is. cow N to The OAS
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Sanford alarmist
*12.1711 after $ p. m.
SIZE 1$, White Dinner Coat,
SIC 01. 123-316L
IN 'TSR CIRCVI? COVI? OF
TIP NINTh .flID$CIAL tip.
CEll IN AND POE SININOLU

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GOVERNMENT OWNED
HOMES
iretgis dam1.34 185., l3 BATHS
aged bedroom and distal:
rosm furniture. Many pieces
See Us For Rentals
show as deeage, bewever
Days 122.7174
Park Drive Office 122.311k
price is 54 or ieee than reg.
Nights-Weekends 315.1411 3524
Night: 333.0841 or 323.0705
ular retail. 18.11 Freight
Dama.4 Fursiture Sues
CALLEART REAL ESTATE l$hI., very clean. Close *e
Hwy It'll. Cai.slberry.
CALL OAT OR NIGHT 222.7411 Jimmy Cowan. *31.4511.

FURNITURE

UVIE
hOME IMPEOVIMIII?
of ta. w.rkmiadlp in spiel.
isavica
PAINTING
CAEPUTT .ierIne. DraperIes, Slipeevere
Time Payments em little as
PI.ASTIEIhtO - $0011115
U me. Drapery hardware Is.
$11-PUS
TRACTOR WOIX. Dlsalag, ZULP DECORATING ShOP
P3.wiag, Eating, Grading,
Ph. *U4$$I
I.evsllng, Mewlag, Las Ci..,.
Inc.
Small Grove 4$, Pts Viidi, UU
Car luedint
C. 0
Cara,
eWattere, Vii.
lea Iliad, Saaford. $11.IUS.
LAL)IU311: choose from IS,.
HI-Il. us. Sells Nursery, $
LAWS maclag and__g
stal ,i mL
West if Eli Tee. Park.
heavy or light work.
(Closed Sunday.)
$11-lilt.

'5.

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Housookeoping or Baby

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F., Bob

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WU4OiS.MAIE* FURNITURE
Ivy
hall - Trade
$11.11 I. in
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Used furniture appilaneco
heels, etc. Eought.lold. La,.
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4 BEDROoM. 1%
SILL. Ito Tour FurlSisis
tr2gh"", dock A boat
Quick Service wIth the Cask.
house. Underground sprinkle
WILL Baby lit for I or 1 sy
SUPB* TRADING POST
st em, beautiful furniture A
children Mon..rri. III week. a car In the double carPorte.
321.5715.
DELI! Massager (VIbrator) 111.

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Call

Trail* your trailer to, a new
hems. $11 me. Everything.
YARDS 021 Small Iota to mow,
q gaterprtses. tie.
Ii
Edging A Trimming. *32.
*31.1111
of.
6053 daytime, or 533.0111 at.

TOY CORRAL
3701 Orlando Dr.
$31.5211

A3t11tA1. MAVEN *13111114
al.Jim"
Jim" li.srlas.
tot sale Chlhau. ID,
1.i'dIigi
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Ptui Tualag was iepirv
Sol
DRAPI*Y problem? Cuetem
W. Lb harm.. - t11411$
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Sanford, 113.3171.

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MOTICa is hereby gum
this I.a iclaled Is bactaico
it 11W. umiffla Drive, Cussl. 10. PSIIhS7 . UTNS0C
hurry, 'Semlaslu Cou*ti.
P$sr$da, vedse the flctrneus' PINTO Mars, due to foal in
I• if ChI$inI DIc0V aid July, Saddle, lrldle A hal.
INS Ihued to rollitir mid
Of. *31.6111.
semi WiSP She Clark if the
0021111 BOARDED
Cirsalt CiSCI. Isla.l. County,
Reasonable Eats.
plirid., Is a.esifaa.e with the
Good
8141mg Area
*.$O*. if the PictIlloce
U1.49$
511.1111
kam. Statue t..wIti Sacties
$2.11 Florida Statutes lu?
hg: lease L CamØoll, Jr
Te be pePHabeds April U, May
to IL IS, INS.
CDTIN
ex Thu CCV1'? COVET
AND POE iPPINOLS c.vc...s of As C.usev Tv, FLORIDA*
lea.% iasi&amp;a ceess,, ChANCRE! NO, INSt
P1.111., to rsaSu.
THE MUTUAL RENEYI? LIFE
ft we SM40" of
INIUIIANCN COMPANY, a New
SNAM *aaza 16 XXXN
Jersey cenporation,
Plaintiff,
7.61 CUILJU ml Viu 'a
aa,teg cI.iae.. Rs11 JAMES JOEL SEXTON and
liM
ALICE A. smoz ii. wits,
In Are if yin are
D.reacasIs.
hereby coWled aid required
NOTICE OP 111111T
Is peau, any .1.1*as lcd de- PP STAYS OP P2.0550*
mands whIch p.o. or lithe? to, James Joel lesion
II you. may have agatut the
$7.A Forrestal Avenue
estate of .Iua* Marl. La area,
Quonset Point, Rhode 1..
I.ce..ed, late if said County.
land
I. the County Julie of Semi.
Alice A. halos
Role County, V$onda, at his
37.fr Forrestal Avenue
a th e court kuue of
office
Quonset Point, Rhode Issaid Csuaty at Sanford, honda,
land
within ala calendar maclbs
You are hereby notified that
from the time of the flint pub. i suit has been filed against
U.atte. of this notice. lye ran in the above entitled cause,
..plee of each claim or demand and that you are required to
shall be in wnitlni, and shall lIe your answer with the
state the place of reeMsaco flerk of this Court and to
and poet offlac aidress of serve a copy thereof upon the
the claimant, and shaH be tlalntitf or plaintiff'. attorneys.
sworn to by the claimant, whose name and address ii
agent. or attorney and so. Finning., Watt.. Clarke and
ismpanlad by a filing fee of Ia milton, 1150 liarn.tt
one dollar and such stain, or lank Building. Jacksonville
demand not ae tiled shill be F. hand., not later than June
V.".
IS. 1011. if you fail to 4,, cc a
William I. LaS,.,
lecree pro cents..,, will be en.
As executor of the Last end against you for the relief
Will and testament of
I.mandei in the complaint.

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BILL HEMPIULL MOTORS, INC.
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Y1r.( Baptist Church at DeBary
).trsI Baptist Church at Geneva
Viral Baptist Church 01 1.ak Mary
First Baptist Church it Labs Uonroo
First Mcpust church at Longwood. Cu.

Ptnsorset Baptist Church 11$ W. Oases Rd.
Prairie t.sk. Baptist Chutes. Ridge ltd.,
Vera Park
progress Missionary Baptist Church. Midway
Second Shilob Missionary Baptist Churc h.
West Sanford

congregational Christ" Chuck
2401 Park Ave.
Norihside Christian C*uu Florida
Haven Dt, M&amp;III*I4
CHURCH OF CURLS?
church at Christ, Geneva
Church od Christ, Lab. Mary

First Sb l.b Missionary Baptis t Church.
1101 W. 11th Ii.
Ponesi City Baptist Church

II. Jams. Missionary Baptist Church ste.
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It. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church
Canaan Heights

Jordan Missionary Baptist Church,
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Temp e Baptist Church, Pela Spriage Rd..
Altamonte Springs

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Morning Glory Baptist Ckuro*. Oensva Hwy.
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Bethel A.M.a. Church. Canaan alights
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Christ Methodist Church
Suaiand Estate.
Viral M.ibodIu Church. 41$ Park Ave.
Ptrst M.thodtet Church .1 0.1.4.
PtrM Seuths Methodist Church

Pint Presbyterian Chnrsh, Oak Ave.
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Geneva Methodist Church, Ossiva
Gua.s Msthodlal Church, Caere 11.
Grail Chapel AM-S. Church, Ovied.
Oskirois M.tboiisl Church, ovtst.

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Chvrsh of God Miision, Ia prt,
Church of Jesus Christ it Latter Day

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Coamunity ChapsI, AIta..ais Springs
Castors Orthodox Church. It. Johns Chry.

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Congregatioa Bath larsil, 151* A Maga.Ua
First Ciurak of Christ, Scisatis
511 11. Sad St.
Kingdom Hall of Jehsvahs Wits...
Laks Moute. Out. liii W. Thir d St.
First Pentecostal Church of Longwood

PaR 0ipsl Taboinsil. 1114 Couat Club
MI. Olipe hieltneis Church, Oak kill;
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Itiw IlL Zion Uapttsl Church.
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Oskiawn Baptist Chureb, 174* W. asts

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A downtown shopper lays
Court Friday. Judge C. V.1_____
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non His, granted the motles.
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behind dead.
fore, was third with 27 points.
Roger Harris. Kiwanis proof- Mrs. Willa Hood, zoo keep
are presently Is Lbs
The Seminoles dldnt sew
dent, and Mayor A. L. Wilson,
hands of Lb. proper elenty
er,
said
there
went
36
'gatons
up the till, until the meet's
named delegates to
pro,.cutlng official., Hutmhhave
last event, the mile relay. Go.
the Kiwanis International eon. in the pits Sunday morning.
loon said. As far as ..ehd be
there were only :
in into this event, Seminole
determined, the asitsata
tention in Portland, Oregon. This morning
51 live alligators plus one
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arid Seabreeze were tied with
have not been served.
which had been fatally ham. j:..
30
points each and since Sea
In his motion that the
Congratulations to Theodore mered on the bead.
breeze had not qualified for F
c harges be nol proes.4 Hitch.
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mon told the coniti
timer L. Bulihorn of Slavia, used a a big, balipeeri ham.
moles
had
to
do
was
place
"After coinersetioss with
ben
placed
on
the
wha
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mci to kill the all igators
rfif
th.
the
prosecuting wituess and
Dean's List at Florence State fore four of them were drag.
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They garnered third, wor th
wi t h
Alabama,
Florence,
College In
ged over a chain link fence
points
and
others
who
were
six
the
state
represented
title.
bonus, of high scholastic and carried away. The ham.
as witnesses In u fat as lbs
For Coach Dick Williams,
achievement during the past mer was left behind.
it was a gloriously happy end. MIAMI (UPI)...flobid King not welcome and was not w ponent was committed to re. city's
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semester.
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Appa rently the job of getting
storing carnival in I d w a the entire subject, better of
ing to a season that had to High and Incumbent Haydon licited.
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the 'gators out of their pits
"Powell knows that his on. gambling.
the basing and the acts
many ups and downs, that Burns entered their final full
Above and beyond lb. call of was so big that the thieves
.i . dorsemeut would be harmful
occurred Be April .9th
th
ey
1
were
placed
behind
Di.
week
of
campaigning
for
th
id
High.
Burns
made
th
e
latest
which
duty. That is what we call the gave up on the fifthur
o, Mrs.
e to any candidate," sa
begin partially in Lb. eft
Land and Seabreeze in pre.
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action of three clUzens who Mood said,
Charge on an airplane on and were concluded in lb.
meet forecists and yet only governor's chair today with Powell flew to Miami,
This is the third raid at the
ionIc to Jacksonville. Mo county and issilsIag that lb.
appeared biter. the City Coin.
fool would dare say they High r,ecUng sit endorse. pottsilly to meet with law shored
rqportus a copy of
to
nip.
an
'gatos
pits
In
the
past
t
mission th week
m,"- ia as
as
!oplda't-pth the big trophy. neat by fw Yk Congresa- landers over a bill p,ndisg.ia
Lad year, in twci-aidi,
lnq *$ t the calar titer
listing them alphabetically, man Adai'n 'Clayton Powell. Congress, but did not leave carnival trade Journal called thIs presecutleo Ii ioaisa.
police department. aood the th ieves made off with six
so as not to pay tribute to High was topaigl1 In the airport and flew back to Guide and said an article 14 ed solely lathe Sets that iseurred wi th in the City 11*1W,
police officers are hard to big alligators.
any one above the other, th ey his home county of Dade to. Washington about two hour) It said:
get and hard to hold. Money Mrs. Hood said the 'galors
were: Dickic Dunn, 11111 Fris- day with the governor also after it. arrived. He told "High is a hopeful guber. which in this particular sit.
CEC' title was captured from among 11
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Sunday night were t.
that If he were a nntoriai nominee who prom. uation, which would be is
helps.
contctanin by Dawn Fedder, Seminole High by, Mike Gray, Paul LeRoy, sticking close to hums in newsmen
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Floridan, "white or black," lied to restore concession near Tom's Pizza and red.
Itween six and nine feet
Ken Martin, Al Peeples. Rick Jacksonville.
School junior, at the state convention of Co.
games at the fair scene."
would vote for High.
la ing at @7 than t that psr.
A Ca,s.lberry subscriber and weighed around
Operative Education Club3 of Florida at Orion. Walitrom and Steel Weber. The Miami Mayor charged h Burns,
"1 am making a specific ticular locality and at that
renewed
each.
Bootleg
prices
pounds
meanwhile,
Another Seminole County that Powell's endorsement of
says our re cent place of 1w.
weekend.
(Herald
Photo)
do
over
the
at a Miami airport press his charge Sunday that his op charge that Robert King high particular time the city isa
mar on "How To Catch an paid for alligator hides range
foot.
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who
gained
a
big
triumph
him
from
$4
to
$8
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has made a proposition with not go further with reference
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in the Saturday race was Ly- conference Sunday was
Alligator," was stupid, silly
carnival gamblers to open the to anything that may or may
the
thieves
Sunday
night,
man's
Dave
Huglns
who
star.
"squarely
on
Burns'
shoul.
ought
It
We
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and low trade.
gambling concessions at car. not have happened .utaid.j
apparently invaded the pits in
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was funny.
rivals and fairs, which were j. city limits, realiaIag
be r boots, battened the
rub
'This
is
obviously
a
setup,"
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half.mile
with
a
tre
ning
e
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closed by the attorney ten- further that affidavits for
'gatons
on
th
e
head
with
a
to
oust
,ncndoui stretch drive for a said hIgh, who
The Seminole High football
cral at the request of Doyle warrants have been signed
hammer,
d
r
a
g
g
c
ti
them
time
Burns
from
Ill*
chair
In
the
fir
s
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1:384,
the
time
of
will
campus
Conner,
secretary of agricul. and presently hi the hands of
through the monkey cages
runoff
he has ever run the 830 under Democratic primary
or spring practice. The city
lure," said Burns.
Lbe proper county pcoeeeut.
and over a five-foot fence.
his
May
24.
"1
don't
want
minutes.
two
ejected the request of the
"This
fellows
wild,"
said
ing
of I lea is, recognizing
A trace of blood, plus the
(Powell's)
endorsement.
It's
(Continued an pats 4)
to use the Municipal dead alligator, caused strs.
High, answering the charge, further that warrants In fast
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Sanford
Plaza
tadlum field but suggested Hood to discover the theft Public sale
'1 like fairs. I'm as much to have been signed In the cowi.
for 81.283,000 has been opBy I)ottie Anutln
•bat a e.etlon behind the early
favor of (airs as the next guy, ty and recognizing that th e
this morning. She bad proved by Circuit Court Judge
ORLANDO - Robert King
hackers could be utilized. the pits drained and made
oa th but I never made any prom ise county jurisdiction satssds
High
of Miami swore an vowS
many
Roger
Dykes.
t
go
N. hear the coaches didn'
like this. I don't know what both within the city Undla
count to determine how
to Central Florida voters,
The pale had been contested
'or this proposal.
he's talking about," High and outside Lb. city limits as
were missing.
ing to "represent every see
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said.
Lt. Earl Bourquardez and in a petition of objections filed Sanford . Seminole Jaycees Finch, who also Is district vice servation; comm un ity health lion of this state with fairness, s.
"Cdr. Bus Sawyer' corn- Patrolman Tom Deppen of the by Patrick and Louise Zeuli
ty can coven Lb. reegestae,
civic
improvedignity
e state president, 17 local men attend. and safety;
and Integrity, so help
or tit. subject we bats sad
plet.d the ground training Sanford Police Depa rt ment following the April 5 court- swept th e board, at th
Demo Meeting
convention last weekend in St. ed the event and helped 'car. ment; youth and sports, and me God."
the episode that have brought
phase of transition to the are investigating the thefts. house sale,
By Donna Bates
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appeared
with
Scott
returned
with
ry
home
the
winnings."
Petersburg
and
sale
petition
called
the
'Roll
the
Barrell."
The
people here todayVigilante it Sanford Naval
"grossly inadequate and in. the Dan McCarty Award for Individual awards in cluded The local group took third Kelly at a merger of Kelly Candidates in the May 24 thee.
with this in mind and
Air Station In a record six
and
111gb
area
supporters
second
primary
will
be
guest
"Most Outstanding Club In first place in religious and
meet- nising the new limitations
ufficient."
weeks. It usually takes five
relations here.
speakers at the regular
in in
entertaining the charge of
But last week Judge Dykes the State" as well as garner. Christmas activities; second place
months for this course given
Declaring that he "detects log of the Seminole County simple assault of the City of,
place In publications, public and extensions; Americanism,
ruled In favor of the pur- ing 12 other awards,
by the Naval Air Maintenance
Led by President Frank I relations; agriculture and con- government and public affairs, 1 signs of emotional instability Democratic Association ached. Sanford against these thres
chasers, William Sullivan and
jrainlng Detachment. (Bus is
In Got. Haydon Burns," High tiled for $ p.m. Tuesday at the defendan ts, I fee l I have its
Tonight
and chapter development.
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Henry Dowd. lie ordered Cirthe cartoon creation of Roy
They also won th e C'iessen. said he was "not going to South Seminole hank Confer. alternative, but to recommend
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$ p.m. today when the Sanford Beckwith Jr. to issue a cering the reckless charges of evening will be Gene ft. Steph. charges be ml pressed as
standing club' in their
Radio ham operators are In. Male Chorus presents Its an- tilicate of title to Sullivan and
this panic-stricken man, who onson, association president. the three defendants."
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listeners
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Al Case,
going to talk about the
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pm. tonight at the courtroom Iple Trio of Seminole High
'use receiver is Kennet
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:.the oca installation banquet
hood: Anna Lea Herman, Priest of Ormond Beach.
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per
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Guests of honor at the ban.
• liked the article on how id, Ci nd y Slayton, Bonus charged, the complete oper.
um a
re Ciov. hlaydon Burns gathered at the Cherry Plaza
has,
April
Ziambeky,
Cont4 catch alligators although
atlons of the shopping center
Hotel, introduced 111gb and
PICK-UP Al NLIYIIY
of
William
Brownfield
andLC.
Stewart, Theressea Whit- will be turned over to Sullivan I
I don't think the bootleggers
urged Kelly backers to sup.
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auther
of
the
Columbus
and Cathy Green.
Will take to this," says Jim
port hugh to help "wi pe the
and Dowd, truste es representJa
ycee
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Crows. "At $5 a foot this Linden the direction of Mrs. Ing a group of Miami and:
smear off my name."
would cut down on the In. nnifer Kelley, they will New York investor,.
Kelly restated with em-______
is "Baubles, Bangles and
come."
P. vi phasis that Burns' charges
Mary
Lake
ads" and "Sound of Mul
,
that he (Kelly) had offered to
Tonight's appearance
Burns claims Bobby Kenau,
Contract for IM sew "se ll his soul" for $300,000 Is
u
"
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Lake Mary Post Office bas "the biggest He ever told."
usd7 is for Robert King
the
group
that
has
sung
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been awarded by Lb. POSt
High
supporter.
lie said he had not planned
Some
High.
civic and church groups
Open House office Dupartaea$ to
to campaign actively for 111gb
claim Hubert Humphrey is
Is season.
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We Carpet Ilsishlig (os. until Burns smeared his name.
for Burns. Who Is Batman
Open House us. achedThe concert will be the repony of Daytosa Beach,
"Ifargi. and I were going
for?
11 of months of practice sos- I uled from 4 to 7 p.m. today I •.
U. S. Representative A. to take a vacation. We weren't
me for the 27-member cho- at Seminole Memorial hloa
Sydney Hocking Jr. notified going to Nissati - we didn't
Herald Index
s, lIz director, Robert Car. pital to permit lbe public to
The Herald today by Isle1 have any money to put in the
11
Bridge -..............................2A I. and accompanist. Mrs. tour the new west wing
gram. Estimated costs of bank over there," Kelly quipwhich will be put Into Op.
Classified ads
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MY Smith.
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the bulldhig, to be somewhat pad, referring to an issue in
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critic, this week.
Cosics
larger than originally plan. the 1164 governor's race,
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FATAL CRASH
The new wing e5C009555.
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ned. are $41,123 with tea
Kelly predicted Burns would
PROUDEST MAN in the State of Florida today
BOWIE. Md. (UPI) - an Sb:.. floors and include'
Dear Abby ....................._. 2A
p1dbn net for February, be beaten in the run-off May
Is Frank Finch, president of the Sanford-Semi.
Editorial psg. ........... IA phi person., seven of them many Innovations and the
1157, Herloag advised.
24, "because never before has
nole Jaycees, who were named the "Mont Outorm one family, were killed most modern equipment. Ex.
tirtainmiut ... ..... ..........
an incumbent received only
standing Club In Florida" at the Jaycee conven.
tan their auto was demolish.
t.nsive re novation and re
TRAFFIC TOLL,
tion in St. Petersburg. Finch holds the hand33 per cent of the primary
Horoscope ._..__.. 2A
by a Pemisyivsisls Railroad modeling is still going on
society ....-.-- 8-9
MIAMI (UP!) - Traffic votos and been successful in
some Dan McCarty award trophy, a memorial
monger train at an tin- In the elder part if the boa.
accident, took ni n e lives In the runoff-and he's not going
to Gtw, I)ari McCarty who died shortly after he
tszdad eroulng niar ham phiL
to break the record."
Florida over lbs weukend.
took office.
(Herald Photo)
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Beach Seabneze, who had
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Rev. John I. Mires Jr.. Pastor
Church School - 5:45 a. a.
Morning Worship - 11:05 a. M.
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Howard a. Hodges and Staff

Sanford Zoo Again

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HIP Misting. - 1:10 P. a.
CASSEL.5ERRT
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Rt. 43$ East of Seminole pjss
Evening Worship
7:14 P. a.
Rev. Lucas Jr. 0r11 - Pastor
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Horsing Worship - 11:11 a. M.

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Ill Park Ave.
Nov. Robert 55.
Pastor
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Sunday School
4:41 a. a.

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Church SchoolBeardali Chapel - 5:50 p6
Pioneer Fellowship 0:00 p. a.
Senior 551 1sllowshlp 1:15 p.o

LUTHERAN CHURCH OP
THE REDEEMER
10$ W. 111* VIse.
'The Church of the Lutheran
Hour and TV Tk1• Is the
Life"
Herbert W. Soeres
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Sunday School
1:11 a. a.
Worship Service - 15:30 a. a.
Kindergarten aid Nursery

By Sam Stanley
young men dressed In
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Bible Class
4:51 A. a.
Morning Worship - 10:30 a.
Evening Worship - 0:00 9 a.
Bible Class Wed. - 7:35 p. a.

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Row. 5. Ruth (lraat - Padios
Sunday School
11:11 a. a

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Sanford, Ilorids
1*2.7311
The Rev. I. Gordon ..sry,
Pastor
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Sunday School
1:11 a. a.
Morning Worship - 11:00 A. a.
Commuaion-Pirsl Sunday in
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found In Sanford Zoo pool this morning. Herald staff photographer Joel
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Worship service - 11:00 A. 0.
1:11 P. 0.
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Bert Brown
Ivangelist
Sunday
Ifibi. Study __
15:11 a. 0.
Morning Worship - 11:05 a. a.
livening Service - •t. p. a.
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metS 50551551, Rend and study the Bible faItbfWt7, and
attend your church regularly. Bar theye the rd if God
HIS grulist gift, so freely given.

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Sunday School - 5:41 a. a.
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Nv.ning Worship
5:50 p a.
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Officers Named
In Oviedo
By Pith DeeM...
That 0 v I a do Extension
Homemakers Unit met ne.
esatly for the regular month'
17 misting at the 0,1.4,
City We There were eight
members and 20 guests pm.
eat. Unset, were members of
the Geneva Unit along with
the County Moms Economics
agent Miss Myrtle Wilson,
Mrs. Virginia Staley and
Mayor U. L, Gary of Oviedo.
The bualnees portion of the
meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. lags Outhaus.
The salute to the flag was
followed by a prayer given
by Mrs. T. Be Cionts.
The nominating committee
announced the following slate
of officers for the coming
year: president, Mrs. Inga
Guthaua; vice president, Mrs.
Lynn Mosier; treasurer, Mrs
T. Be Cleats; secretary and
delegate, Mrs. W. P. Carter;
committee chairman, Mrs.
Lynn Mosier; food commit.
tee. Mrs. T. B. Clonti; arts
and crafts chairman, Mrs.
Harold Barnes; horns improvement chairman, Mr.. W.
H. Culver; publicity and recreation chairman, Ruth Div.
lilian; grounds chairman,
Mrs. (I. Be Moon; health and
welfare chairman, Mn. W. T
Walker,
Following t he business,
Mrs. Virginia Staley, of Flu,.
Ida Power Corporation, Win.
to: Park, presented a most
Interesting and informative
talk on hens. lighting.
After the program, the
group enjoyed a covered dish
luncheon.

Second Grade
Has Party
By Mrs. H. I.. Johnson

Mrs. Jan. McCarthy's seeend grade class of Lake Monroe School closed the year

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W. Lawrence Swofford. C.
Vernon Mize, president of the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce; Scott Burns, of
the Florida Power and Light

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Albert says, "My first ye.
action to your editorial of

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May 31 relative to access

often forgotten In government

roads for Florida Tech was a

circles.

Miz states, "Access roads
In Florida Tech are necessary

roads. The State of Florida
cannot afford to provide us

normal one. Why worry about
it; that's a problem of the

Commissioners to act now in

to channel the tiree tottime
of traffic into the university
site and to Insure economic
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to determine If the roads pro.
posed by The Herald are prac.
heal."
it Is expected further state.

it's not their problem! It's
ours. the citizens. of Seminole

County.

While Burns remarks, -You
are to be commended on
Tuesday's editorial comment
regarding roads In Seminole
county. Florida Tech and
Seminole Junior College will
be of little value to Us if our
students cannot have easy srterial access. These new roads

ford to set on our hands
wait for the state to give us
the necessary roads. We can
he assured that Orange Coun.
ty will not wait; they will proreed and get the roads requlred and reap the economic
benefits for Orange County.

Seminole County

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tackle this problem our-

ter of common thrift

"Being a banker I was concerned with where the funds

ments will be Issued by mint.
berg of the Board of County

for this would come from. The
plan presented by The Herald
sounds every feasible. The
funds derived from a new
bond Issue would adequately
finance this project when
combined with funds provided

Commissioners following their
meeting with Peebles on Wednesday, as well as statements
from other civic leaders In
the county.

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to hit the Isle of Pines late
at the rate of $2 per month, to accommodate all residentj are needed to draw tourists
Scientists will turn ,
tonight and Pour into exA question was raised about of the area. The next meeting into th e county while on ela bo rate array of experi.
trem: Western Cuba
logging trucks in the area will be held July 11 as the their way south.
mmli starting Thursday,
gale am rigs
oser the damaging the roads. The regular scheduled meeting
Scott Burns, of the Florida
thern
The I 1'l'
p of Flori a %er town clerk announced the. date
falls on a holillitY.
Power and Light, Company
mt't, 0 ,O for Orbiting
Mended
from key l.art, company would he contacted
sn,l member of the Chamber
south anti West to the Dry and notified
.'omrnereo Lake Monroe (,cophysivsl Observatory, is
of its obligation
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Tortugas and Included P'lor- to repair the
one of the largest scientific
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After 0(10 separated frets
its spent launcher, it unfold.
cii its 20
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a weird assemblage of booms
and antennas that give the
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h1a Bay and Flarl a
for 48 lights satellites ever launched by 40 feet.
Fuller then brought up Or
1m)rted plans call
It carries
fiihinic rt-sort, at the extreme din,ince 33, the main iisue In;I Was Witness
Abraham Leventhal, assist.
with 7,000 lunten Inteniity to tile United States.
southern tit) of
the mainland. the evening. This ordinance I Semintille Counly Sheriff J. he constructed nutsille tile city "I ex1mriments-more than 'ent OGO project scientist, ft.

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ordinances forbid the use of
The Cuban weather bureau I constitutes a tax raise pro L. hobby said this morning leading to the laketr,,nt Ap- any oth er •iiieriun .puceported several hours later
"any air gun, ling shot or
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) -' a n endearment applied by ordereti the western part of I posed by the council, which that it was not William Ku proximate coat
craft.
the spacecraft had "locked
wis s't at
slung shot within the corpo. Guy. Haydon Burns said to. sportswriters to Iii a I e a h the island to
Hesi,iles poking Into the on" to the sun
batten
ttown
has
brought
severe
criticism
bee
who
was
a
w it ness to the $'i,217.fl() per year if leased
as planned and
rate limits of the c i ty" by any day he does not know at this. Race Track's 196h Flamingo front Las Villas
radiat ion kits that encircle
to i',io l'ruv. Ironi residents.
"cattk'-rutling" on SR 13, f',m the
producing
electrical en.
person u nd e r the age of ..t time whether Ihn
rl)flthY
1.11)1- (I(,() Wfll C,1ii1)p(
nil,, Cont. race whit h was run withot,t iflt.e Cuban ri torts 54111 SOlute
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Thomas Mundy si s spokes south of Gene va on
r,y from the suns rays
$ 4'.42. 111411
ye ar if ,.tmtstrutt the wtitoi
5- ears, unless supervised by a m I a * iu n Chairman l,ouie hs•ttiiig w itli
the Racing law-lying
coastal
for great burs ts of
tjlla,' man for the residents anti it According I tcrtff hobby,
the
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FP51W)flSihlC adult. Penalty for Itiintfel of Miami will he m-c• ('t,mmisslon's approval. Two welt' being evactiitetl.
the Sin, cxii.
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staleti he had pe tition, contcitiia-rs
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a little reminiscing with the
Lake Mary (Thaniber of ('om.
fierce rpt'ill',l that he gave
his first political speech in
Lake Mary I years ago
anti was so discouraged he al.
up' One of his
flitt
strongest opponents was "a
red hende,l WOfltMfl," Ruth
Hamilton of Longwood. Ruth
is now * member of the New
Hampshire legislature. Seminote County app re ciates the
fart that Meek hung in there.
It was the start of a fine tireerot public service.
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The tisti %Ilii)('('l', tunis Frank Ftnt-h ilowir,, \tt-l: in the upper fringes of thei, third walkout this year
Burns is reportedly uprt day.
The unusual Jun. storm move.''
for mar,' mtn.'y.
hiatt Jr. and Willis t;. F;ii- ty , Burns anti Vu c-tt Fst earth a atnittsph,'r,'.
with Handel for allowing th
The
governor
in.iit-at,,i was breweil in a giant ('ant,. ('ounritnian ('hark's Mt-tn- worth, both ttl Sanford, har
sn.e,lle,i "5' h I r k , , Fix. that ii'e rnv,t,tsiaion fsvnr.,l twin rain trough that took tosh complimented Mundy for situ- c bell arrrstrd ansi
htisjstes-t it wi
rrtlstcing Henlel as 73 liv"a in a honduran vil. his presentation and recoin- charged with larceny of a agreedi to ntit,r
niingn," among other things. II
the- re."tuii,nt'ntiati,n
The Chi.-ken Flamingo is chairman.
lege Sunday night.
mendedthat since the people cow.
',t B 1 .Supt. .1. C. l.averiti.'r
to advertise for huts far pur
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chase with trade in of a ncts
as;thitt spreader. Cast of
Apr.'a,it-r was eatintateti in
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$211,001)
with trade-in of 15,000. Lay'-ruler reported new spreader
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charged with pushing Ar.
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on story window.
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3 ran as an entry in the
line spare (lust. liend listen to
PARIS (UPI) - All Alr
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a net told 1,,, ~ ,
Mill. development ell
fine- up to $207.50 antilor 90
Burns met for several hi rarr. and were overwhelm. winds fanned nut for 2 ,5 del vilho oppoLqla the tax hike. Kilbee, who in wrih rri
rie radio nodsel coming i France flights from Paris
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days in jail.
hours with the commission at ing favorites to win.
ftm dillp:irr anti study were grttumktl today by * 4$.
miles to the north of the lie req uested the ordinance be the i n f orma ti on to the Mier- int-lutlin
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the mansion Monday, re(usBurns and the Racing ('Urn - (-enter and 175 miles to the tlroppt-tI ()ne resident stated, IU's d,'partnit-a*.
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know that moonshine is gonna
make one things look fuzzy."

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O,usrs Dr., Seaford

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lunar lending craft turned out

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"History shows that no area
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WEATHER: Monday 87.68, rain .O Inch; warm, more rain thru Wednesday.
th. Straits - the 90-mile
Price 5 cents
wide passage between Cuba Vol.. 8 NO. 207 - tiI'I Lensed Wire - tuI)Ii$hed i90 -'l'UKSI)AY, JUNE 7. 19t;6 - SANFORI), FLORIDA
and the Florida Keys-re.
ported plowing through gusts
of sale force and heavy seam.
Although advising that
Alma-the first of the season and a first rat. June
t5tP%5ti a definite threat
to southern Florida. For.tearer, rerusea at midday to
L.ouflry co-operation with
the city of Sanford to provide
predict definitely whether it
street lighting on U.S. 17.1)2
would hit the mainland,
for the lakefront beautifis'a.
Alma was plodding on a
(UI project was approved by '
northerly tourse a six mile.
the board of county commisan hour, showing a tendency
sinners this morning.
to increase its forward speed
L.un s f or th e project will
slightly.
uson,
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transferred from moneys
tEDT,, the
a,•ather bureau said its 40.
allocated by the state and
mi l e wide tinter was located
fomniertv earmarked f°r beau I By Mis'tlyie Peterson
are not sure 4 Jw council's tltIrstlot of SR 44, if the
about 235 miles iouth-,outh.
KEN
Because IS canles is
WPiViilaga councif of North Or. intent ions, an on meeting State Road Board approves1
west of Havana or 4o miles
A
space
snooping
tat) resem. fly diftsredtt instruments, 1.4.
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was
be
tter
explain
Informed by Mayor be held to
USC the transfer.
south-southwest of Miami tando
lling a giant dragonfly was eral Space Agency officials
ruor latitude 19.8 north and George Fuller Monday even of tax moneys.
The matter will he diseu,.eii reported in 'great shape"
have said it gives the nation
ing
that
several
applicants
(:otincilivan
Jack
IiipP
l.iiigitucle SJ.5 west.
approval sought at a ape. day as it soared on * far- "more science for the dot.
Forecasters predicted the ha'.e been interviessed for the gested the ordinance be tabl.
dat meeting of th e county reaching orbital journey to lam" in the past's single sa•
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hurricane would continue on position of police chief, lie said ed until the next meeting and comm issio ners with Willard examine
the radiation aitro- teliite might have bean need.
a
northerly course tonight an appointment will be made a workshop he held to draw I'.'rbk'a,
road board member, nauts may penetrate on trips ed for each experimnt.
up a paper itemizing exitendi' vc'dnvstlay.
With a possibility of turning later this week,
to the moon.
OCO was rocketed on Its
Bid, were read and soted in tomes which necessitate the
lihtly toward the north.
Jet k Halt, chairman of
way-out
journey
Monday
reference
to
a
garbage
service
tax
raise.
All
members
unani.
Space officials reported
northeast.
the city of hours after its launch that night by an Atlas.Ag.na
area.
moutly
agreed
upon
this
mo
beautification
for
for
the
The
Rosar
Gar.
Hurricane force winds of bage Conpauy,
Sanford. appeared before the th. sophisticated satellite was rocket that performed with
tilth best u.
15 mph or higher, forming a
mut the
will now
It
also
was
sciggestel
that
commission
*ntl requested the humming along smoothly with
It W as the tooth
20.m
wide band around the
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Is director of the Roundallers,
was the recipient of an Or.
lando Players award for the
best bit part during the season. The well-deserved recog.1
nition came from Barry's
characterization of Colonel
Douglas in "A Case of Libel"
and portraying the Colonel in
an Interest -arrest ing way.

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attend sesioiis in Tullahusee from June 26 to July 2. From
left are Wilbert Beasley, Ki',sanis WilliaM 1"reernun, Rotary;

William Ilulback, Civitan; Lamar Oxford, Elks; Larry W'ii.
hams, Forty et Eight; Chritupher ViIon, Jaycees.
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Royal was hospitalized I
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along the 130-mile length of
the Florida Keys. Ships in

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and suggestions in the editoria! This l the kind of thinklog that makes good commun'
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p.m. Anyone interested should

SAVE 30. ON 4 CANS
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heartedly support the Ideas

top priority In planning and be
designated a crash program.
With a positive approach and

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in" Thursday's paper. Re.
lease came from the universi-

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keeping, and office machines
are being offered this sum'
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area beginning at 427 at Sanford Avenue going southeasterly across Lake Jessup near
and West of Oviedo to the
north entrance. For several
years I have supported the
Idea of a causeway across
Lake Monroe.
"1 feel It is the responslb il.
lly of the Board of County

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Sandwich Spread 39c

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decision on this. I bellevo
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southeasterly to the northern
entranee of Florida Tech. I
also feel it I. a must that a
highway be built from Sanford

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the state's position on these

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Comments have been re.
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Fryer Quarter Sale!

struction underway. We have
a meeting this week with Wi!.
lard Peebles (state road

point
where
bears south and a
new highway extending from
Highway 1712 at a point betr.een Orange City and DeBary In Volusla County South
to connect with the 1.4 interchange at Deltona.DeBary,
cross Lake Monroo to French

Be" Pu.

$100

posed method of setting con-

have been contacted with the
consensus being that the Ideas
and recommendations contained in the editorial are good

and north from

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log the State Road Departmint hire consulting eniL
uners for a planning report for
the construction of a modern
highway from 436 in the vicin-

leaders throughout the county

of SR 436 to swing a road east

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that two four-lane, high speed
arterial highways be conatrueted now to serve Florida
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ISles thew want I am In favor
;f Immediate action request-

located near Oviedo.

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Alexander a t a t e a, "The
county Is working for good
state roads to the new uni'
ersity and I am awe will intensely investigate th, pro-

Many civic and business

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Seminole.

Tech site.

Technological University to be

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GOV'T. INSPECTED SHIPPED, D 6 D PUSH NOT FROZEN.

Hill'S ALL YOU DO.

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urging Immediate action be
taken to provide suitable ac.
cess roads to the now Florida

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school given by the room
mothers.
Pelm.hts O,.as.
PRICKS IPPICTIVI
Mrs. Anita Miller was in
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MON., TUIS., WED.
Same* In which Cindy Keel. Asserted Plevees Royal
JUNK 6.7.5
tag and Bryan Appleby received prizes.
Each child was presented IVeallie, Cheselele, lvfterwe.sh, PeaS b Swess Chiselers)
a novelty gift as memento of
the occasion and Mrs. Mr.
Cathy received a gift presented by Mrs.. Miller.
Refreshments served by
Mrs. Miller, assisted by Mrs.
Gladys Pringle, Mrs Marion
Bathes, and Mrs. It u b y
IDEAL FOR LEMONADE OR ICED TEA!
Green, were Its cream cones,
decorated cup cakes, and
JUICY CALIFORNIA SUN-KIST
soft drink..

By is.. Cau.lbe,ry
The South Seminole Junior
High School Student Council
enjoyed a beach party with
swimming, surfing and eating being the favorite pee
times.
Grilled hamburgers and
hot dogs were on the menu
as planned by the food chairman, Thom" Richardson.
The council members we.
aentsd their faculty sponsor,
Mrs. James How., with a
pair us. .wriwg .uvur uii
aad pepper sbak.rs.
Chaperoning the group In
addition to Mr. and Mrs.
Rowe were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rtat.nkroger, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawis Cote, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ripberger. and
Mr. and Mn Horace Landry.

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TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Perry newspaper chain
571 two of Its Capitol sew..
men will remain hers despite
warnings by Cow. Hayden
Burns that he don not con
sider them legitimate Rem.
hers of the press corps.
Indicated he would
use 'caution" In dtsp.ndlng

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basses bureau chief, and
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North Sunset Drive, Cassel.
berry, died Sunday.
many, be snowed to Cassel.
bury in 1150 from Leeg Island, N. Y., and owned and
operated Walt Dittmar &amp;
Sons Awning Company In
Orlando. He married the former Else Aura iurvea In
Newark, N. 3., in 192$. He
was a member of the Luthercharter meatan Church,
bet of the $ertoma Club, a
former member of the Coastalberry road board, $ member
of the Orlando Lodge 1079,
B.P.O. Elks, and a member
of the Winter Park Boat
Club.
Surv1rs are hit wife; two
sons. Ted and Walter Jr.,
both of Orlando; two sisters,

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The two astronauts are
scheduled to spend a week
reliving Gemini 9'. partiallycurtailed rendezvous a n d
spacewalk program for Gem.

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Artist's drawing ne,
picta how Eugene Cean appeared when h.
took his around-the-world walk In space.
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TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — I Umatilla grower, for $ Ofli
Coy. Itaydon Burns replaced year term, replacing Webb C.
four members of the Florida Clark. Jr., Dade City, district

Citrus Commission and reap. I
pointed two others after the I
lemma of the six expired.
The terms of the other six
members on the commission
expire at different times In
future years. They were appointed on a staggering basis

with Stafford. of truly feel
we wets able to learn
great A"L"

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Robert S. Kasaro., Orlando
grower, was given &amp; three
year term, succeeding George
T. Case; Orlando, district

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commission's policies.
Bayleu of Sebring, in disBurns reappointed 0. D. trict six.
Huff Jr., McIntosh grower.
Dad. City grower-handler
handler, and Henry Cmagg, W. F. Edwards was given a
members for terms of three state at-large appointment for
years each.
three years, replacing U. 5.
He named R. D. Flippo, Massey of Dade City,

Th two pilots at. sebedulad to spend three day. In

Recognition Set

For ARC Unit

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Funeral Notices

The FBI said that Cobb,

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Jones, surrendered quietly to
agents.
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POPI'Y ARRANGE'dENT submitted by Old Glory American Legion
Unit 183 won first prize ribbon and comnwndntion at district
constitutional conference. Creator of the symbolic entry was Mrs. Grace
Ambacher, delegate (left). President of the unit is Mrs. Molly Steudle.
(Ileraki Photo)
Auxiliary

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VFD Purchases
Fire Hydranf
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In take Mary

By France. '.'.ester
merchandise Is soft goods,
The lake Mary Volunteer
but not towels or bedsheets,"
llhinsky said. "Some stores Fire Department purchased a
reorder what they are selling fire hydrant recently which
a continuity battle but
keep st oc king

Downtown to shop

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the uflvein or
uOWfl the street£to

the tipiiit,,i,',it a iilU
their goods, usually because
they are seasonal. Thus gallon per minute pumping
John's Is able to peas this unit nitiutiti'ti on A trailer
savings on to the customer, v1tiu'ht has liven nverhnulc,l

(line Misdate. Leonard Do.
And Harald

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Morton. Si, of Sanford. who
died Monday, will be at II
a. m. Wednesday at Gram.
how Funeral Horns with Rev.

I Sanford Shopping Plaza announces

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Fred Chance of First Baptist

Church and Iti. Robert H.

Jenkins of First )ietbeIiet
Church officiating. Serial
will b. in Ouch Cemetery.

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after the attack. At the time
Cobb
v,asanescspe. from a llorth
Carolina prison camp, the

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1.111 said.

'The Rash..i U.,ald, nee w

tubb, 45, was arrested here
on a Brunswick (Ga.) warrant
Issued April 14, 1965, chugjog him with unlawful flight
to avoid confinement after
cunLctlo, for murder.

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EDWARD E. ImTY, LTSN, receives check for
suggestion from Capt. C. V. Swanson, corn.
manding officer of Sanford Naval Air Station.
tlrauiic shop, said that the $3ij0 for a single contributior

Large Fires

Duty is the first man at th t
pI-urus bullets set fire to more much more complex than is air station t,, receive the tas h
than l,0() acres of Pasture at
the northern end of the Se,t found in most shops of its award. hIoweer, G. A. Mu,
of Galilee. the Israeli govern- type. Sanford's hydraulic shop ray, airman apprentice, sub
went sail. Spokesmen said is capable of doing jobs usual- mtte,1 a suggestion prior
the g.itcaniiient has sent a ly sent to overhaul and repair Duty's hit was traut(erred I0
protest note over the incident in Jacksonville. Sending pa rts the USS I.e'zuigtori before colIto the nitieti armistice corn. to Jacksonville anti the time lectitig his cheek.

and the Office of Economic
Opportunity. Assistant I)irccbr Lee Black explained how

NO GIMMICKS. JUST SIGN YOUR
NAMI AND HOPI?
YOU MAY CNOOU ANY WUKIND FROM JUNI 204 ON.

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IA'gtun .tixil:ary
Unit ,:l . Sanford, will lime
a rumnnouge sale Thursday,
Friday, anti Saturday of this
week at the ttl.i Sears huiltiii':; 'n First Street, Mrs. Eva
Wynne, chairtian , asks any.
one having runuumige to 'lunate
to bring it to the huiil.litig any
tity, ..r to .i,timip of ii,.
tact any member.
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usually
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would amount to 1:1 tI*ys.
With Duty's invention th e
time is cut to one day.
Other intangible benefits
include less down time for
aircraft, more availability of
equipment an elimination of
shipping roots.
Duty received the noah bonus as pa rt of the incentive
Awards Program whereby
military t'- ft Or,' eligible t
receive cash awards up to

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and seat belts front arid rear (.ulw.sys buckle upt).

Knowles, Gordon
Bradley,
Rev. Earl E. Williams and A.
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smooth and quiet with those foatn-cushioned seats and
over 700 shock and sound absorbers softening the way'.
What you get is • The meticulous coachwork of
Body by Fisher that, surrounds you with rich appoint.
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discuss the program.
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director of the action commit' itil of the world, with nearly
million bicycles on the
tee, explained to the group th e
purposes and operation of tiuc 1,001.
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(urination of a Neighborhood by tnuntrih'uting money or In.
Youth Corps in Sanford has h,t,r. Both are nt'ctie.i. liarbeen organized.
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FLY-UP ceremonies for Brownie Troop 556, led by Mrs. Jill St. John,
and Troop 418, led by Mrs. Barbara Torrey, Bear Lake, were conducted
recently. Shown (left to right) are Patricia Morrison, Ilunitut St. John,
Suzy Kelley, Renay Charboneau, Linda Brookover, Suzie ilrookover, and
Lone Bocco,
(1 lerald i'hoto)

TODAY through SATURDAY, JUNE

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ENTRY BLANKS ARE AVAILAULE AT
EVERY SANFORD SHOPPING PLAZA STORE!
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at arms; (back) Mrs. Chris Butler, president; Mrs. Viola P. Leone,
geant at anus; Mrs. J. Lambertaun, treasurer; Mrs. Koppenual, chap..
lain, and Mrs. L. Tarbell, corresponding secretary.
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from left) Peter Koppenaul, service officer; Fred Simmons, historian;
Edmund lovanna, commander; Joseph Kreia, sergeant at arms; Cornel.
lus Dovale, sergeant at arms; (back) Alfred H. Newell, third vice cornmander; Virginia V. Smith, adjutant; Earl Andrews, finance officer,
and J. W. Watson.
taon, second vice commander; For the women are (bottom,
front, from left) Claire L. Repp, secretary; Martha Newell, historian;
Ruth lovanna, first vice president; Elizabeth Brown standing for Mar.

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Dr. Carl
of Seminole Junior College,
Ltd planners,
Stafford and Cernan flew will be guest 'P•"ktf at a
hack to th eir launch sit, recognition dinner for lb..
let. Monday after spending American Red Cross first aid
less than six hours aboard committee at 7:30 p.m.
their recovery veu.l, the Thursday at lb. Polite
aircraft carrier Weep. Both .voient building.
agreed the Gemini S mission Di'. W. Vincent Roberts,
"helped advance space
. chairman of lb. Red Cross
board, will present certifl-.
5IW5 quite $ bit."
"It was a great flight and eaten of recognition. Robert
a great experience," said B.ss.rer administet of SunStafford, who is more expert- mole Memorial Hospital, will
.nced In the tricky art of be muter of ceremonies.
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space rendezvous than any
The public Is Invited to atother man In the world. "We tend the dinner and reserve.
tioit are due today. Call Mrs.
learned a lot," he said,
Cirnan, the man who log. R. 1. Tartly.
Entertainment will be proged $ record two hour. In
spacewalking time during the sided by Jerry Covingtort
action-packed mission, agreed and Jeri Wheatland.

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officials about It in detail.
The "learned a lot" evalu. engineers before I t.taion
with their families. A report
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to the iatics I' ,et for
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FRANCIS WOODS recently was promoted to
d't trust a
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man to properly communicate
Andre., pins on his gold oak leaves. They have
the news, you are going to be
four children and resI(Ie at 503 Crystal View
cautious," the governor said.
North.
(Navy Photo)
Rut he added he was not
. sure If the "caution" would
extend past the latsintits
Highway 10 issue, the cause If,,. Wareham Zaharlas and
doubt they would attack.
of
the controversy.
Mrs. Gretel Vogt, both living
Brig. GeL ,Me Xuu Temperature
Slows
The
governor said Newman in Germany, and five grandIThuan, commander of the
and Bacon bad writtes a children.
Vietnamese army'. lit DIvl
story on the controversial
his
Nlblack Funeral Home, Casfoe, who has wavered In
route of the highway through selberry, is in charge of arwhich
had
e
th
the Panhandle
rangements.
WAS. HART Whrra
Ill 111154 CS the Buddhist PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) moon's Sea of Storms region. effect of making him out a
liar.
icadsr bet backed oil his - Scientists at the JET I'mServices
were held recently
JPI.'s Goldstone Tracking He said he would ask Pub. for
threat on Qang agreed to
Mary I a a s Vaughan
remove roadblocks and let pulsion lAboratory here today Station In California Mojave Usher John It. Peril to In- White, $3, of Cocoa, who was
combat forces move through slowed down the picture tak. Desert had received $57 addi. vestigate and take whatever a pioneer resident of Sanford.
the itinets toward ant1Com. log of Surveyor as tempera. tional photos from Surveyor action he deems proper. He Burial was at Lakeview Centsin the fifth plcturs.taking u. said be would be guarded in
sunlit military operations,
lures on the moon rose to sion which ended Monday dealing with the two reporters tan'.
In Saigon, U. I. Ambassador the 260 degree snack at
Mrs. White's family once
until he hears from Perry. held an original land grant
lunar morning,
Remy
nry Cabot Lodge called
West
at
Perry
headquarters
A total of 2,920 photographs
y for 50 minutes. high noon.
given by President Zachary
However, JPL officials were had been transmitted before Palm Beach announced that Taylor, after her grandfather
Mi details of the talks were
disclosed but embassy soue- optimistic that America's eye the sixth session began this Perry said by telephone from came to the area to light the
.s caned It a routine seating on the moon would survive the morning. They included close. the North that his publications Indians In the 1130'..
economic heat and continue to Operate up$ of the lunar surface and will stand behind the Inter. The sheepskin document on
which kcused
In the flawless manner It has panoramic sweeps of the lu. state 10 articles written by which the grant was written is
Newman and Bacon.
Buddhist leaders summoned since making its soft landing oar horizon.
still owned by survivors, Flora
Perry said the two report. Bledsoe and Lilly Paulk. Mrs.
surface
on
the
lunar
last
Wed.
lea
Dao
newsmen to the Vim
ers will continue lit their dut. Paulk now live, in Tampa.
Pagoda and announced they nesday.
es at Tallahassee.
tant
Scientists
said
li
Monday
Sur.
bad dissolved their mi
The land grant, which has
Newman and Bacon, both now been parcelled and sold
"Vietnam Buddhist forces" veyor was performing so well
veteran reporters, said they
ctgaaIUUoi sad formed I they were hopeful it would
Included the area around
have published only the facts
act. moderate one called the survive beyond original esti.
Grove Manor, Santo Park and
they
said
are
available
which
'eouunittes to safeguard the mates of two weeks,
Rose Court between Sanford
to any one.
Vietnamese Buddhists."
Next Monday begins the lu.
JUNE 5, uN
Avenue, 20th and 25th Street
bid
Burns
was
beaten
In
his
The announcement w a 5 nar "night," during which
Admissions
and a little east of the preJohnny to retain the governor's chair sent MeUouville Avenue.
ay Thlch Tam Chau, the temperatures will drop to Nary Swankhouse, Williams,
by
Miami
Mayor
Robert
Log
moderate Buddhist leader who about 250 degr..s below s.ro. Ice Scott, L GaAs
The grant was given to Autried unsuccessfully last week
It had "an fearetIhst the Flora Till m an. Daphne Sims, High In the recent runoff for gustus J. Vaughan on October
Democratic
nomination,
topmsad. 1W yOunger and temp.rattçe extremes would Roberts LeFils, Bee
20, 1115, according to abt* Bell, the
adhitant masks to ilve either melt or frees. sensitive Ruth Murphy, Joann Smith, Interstate 10 was a big issue stract records.
race.
the Zt government 'a chance Instruments on the 620-pound Edna Jean Thomas, Janice L In the
101557 L. MORTON
to work out the orderly trans. craft. But scientists saul the Mathes, Kathy L. Plercy, High claimed he could get Robert L. Morton, e, of NO
Itlos of P0*1r from the mlii* solar panel, which converted Sanford; James C. Blmunek, a southerly route—along the Mellonville Avenue, died Montary to an elected civilian low. heat rays into electricity, Altamonte Springs; Harriet beaches—approved for 1.10 in day night at his home.
unseat,
shielded Surveyor's cameras Smith, fleliary; Jeffrey S. In the Panhandle. The Cover- Born Is limb., be came to
from the searIng rays of the White, Lake Mary; tulle Mae nor claimed be already had Sanford in the late 11305 from
from the Air
sun, and a "limited" picture. Jones, Ovirdo; Fredalie F. received refusals
was a retired
the matter and the St. Lucie. lie
taking mission would be held G r i ff i n, Gainesville; Allii' Mae Force on
Ice
plant
engineer
and had
Corley, New Smyrna Beach highway would have to run work ed for lbe local plant for
early this morning.
rough the northern part of
Because storage batteries Nettle Spaulding, New York, th
a number of years. He was a
the panhandle.
rn s
were operating flawlessly,
member of First Baptist
Newman
.
Bacon
story
The
they planned to shut off all Mr. and Mrs. William E. said what the governor, sub- Church,
Instruments except a ('iw Mathis, Sanford, a boy; Mr. mlttcd to (hO federal govern. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Airs. Steuart U. H
lu all,
Martha M. Morton, of Sanheaters to warm vital corn- and M
mint was really a center ford; two daughters, Mrs. C.
Organize
ponenta during the lunar Sanford, a boy,
route that would cut through
Discharges
S. Sheppard, of Sanford. and
ScientIsts reported
night.
By Desu
Clifford Brown, Alfred Hud. EgH The story claimed a Mrs. 3. B. Orfiuld, of San DiA meeting to be attended Surveyor had received and
more
southerly
route
could
be
son, Freddie Stafford, Chris.
Calif; one step.daught.r,
by representatives of all the obeyed 50,000 separate corn.
used which would go along ego,
thu
tine
Cody
and
baby
boy,
Mary
Mrs.
Mildred Bishop, of San.
coun.
mends
since
landing
in
fir, departments In the
Harrell and baby boy, Norine the fringes of the big base. lord; two one. Irvin Morton,
ty in an effort to reorganiss
The governor said th e story
Marion, Minnie D. Ethridge,
of Goldenrod, and Willie Morthe Seminole County Firebroke on Friday, when th e
Helen
V.
Smith,
Howell
King,
ton, also living in this state.
men's Association will he
secretary of the Air Force
Evuuy
Williams
Jr.,
Shirley
Gramkow Funeral Home is
held at 1:30 p.m., June 15,
Mac Harrell, Sanford; May. would be hard to reach until in charge of arrangements.
at the Lnngwond Fire hail.
bell Wade, Ahtamonto Springs; Monday, and that the story
Al Harris, county ranger, will
L. Coe, Rolle Zwosta, claimed there hail been no
MIAMI (UPI) — An air- Floyd
eondct the meeting.
DeHary;
Oscar V. Hopkins, communications from the Air Now You Know
The Longwood Department plane manufacturer announreil
mililon
plant
t}eltnna;
Doris
Shonyo, Enter. Force secretary or command. Vatted Press IatemaaHival
will be host for the evening that it plans a $11
Ocns and baby ing general of Ellin.
About 750,000 of the 40 miland will serve a wiener anti near linmesteati, for overhaul irlse; Marie
boy, Jacksonville; Usbet J.
lion Americans who paid taxes
and repairs.
uusrkraut dinner,
Blackout
In 1965 received rebates from
Officials of the Rockwell Willis, Winter Park.
Purpose of the association
WASIIINGTQN (UPI) - A the federal government.
W ill he to work out lletalls of Sthn,larti Company saul con.
main sectiad of the nation's
mutual aid among the tie- struetlon of the facility will
defense
nerve center, the Pen.
partmenta and to learn better get started later this year
tagon, was blacked out for
fire.fighting procedures from anti the plant should be in upabout half an hour when a first
each other, as well as pro. eration by the spring of l917.
floor transformer failed. About
Rockwell St an d ard nianufiwridIng social contact.
(CM) — Hoyt 10 per cent of the office build.
Monthly report of the turea the Acm - Commander (Bull)
(Bud) Cobb, a Georgia nuur. log, the world's largest, was
ia that i'rer anti pr i son escaper, Was
Longwood Department, as airplane. The firm Said
submitted by Chief Brian A. the new plant will employ taken .if the FBI's "10 Most darkened.
Snow, showed three firs calls, about 1,000 people.
Wanted" list today after his
one resuscitator call, 31 man
rapture in this quiet Miami
hour. at fires, 5$ man hours
Aryan invatiers from ceo. suburb.
UITr*kS. WALTSS.— Vun.r at
In drill, and three new main- tral Asia conquered India
for Wetter Dlttm.r,
Cobb was put In the Dade SItYICCI
55, of Cau.hb.cry, who died
here accepted.
about 3,500 years ago.
County jail and held on $100,. Suntay, will be it the •rav.liii Its Chapel 11111 Cemetery,
000 bond for Georgia authori. Orlando.
it 10 A. rn W.dnei.
hemobeA
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be 5115
Fouls of M.sslah Lutheran
AU.L.psk.smaaIaHoS I
said the Government Slew two
airborne and one marine bat.
lilies from the Di Kant area
to the Don Da iaUooal nh.
lag tinter 05 the outskirts 01
Hue. They made so lmmed.
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But "respectful affection"
attacks tb,.s.do of young don't know what might have often is the death knell for
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the wild romantic enter of
"Jor she banished my im. .s,lj marriage.
So yes wives heft., train
to witeb for potence quickly. although
Moreover, ouch husbands
mowing of the side., muchl.0
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this subtle ebeeg,. Dealt medical hormone, did not do then look upon their wives as
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the
weeds
everywhere.
chemicals
for killing rough
medical specimens. Instead .
crest. the .p,msles that me any ,'.id"
What a disgrace for a city fish and hyacinth should cease
was and the tax payer. of
y
a,. sick it a "aedleal
Thousands of young bus. romantic mat...
And when they notice that Seminole County. I refer of like Sanford to neglect the and after a period of time the
specks.." whew you sri hands, even in the 2080
increasingly difficult cours. to the Garden Club resting place of am
their
departpregnant. Be sirs I. send bracket, are thrown into a
told
that pollution problem should start
ed citizen.?
fes' lbo booklet below?
platonic state when their for them to become passion, selection of the Seminole there
p.e,.ek.s
to clear up.
are
always
workmen
ate with their wives, doubt
CASE Z.435: Tom H., aged wives get pregnant.
C. (I. E.
County School Administration be seen out there. I ask the
picture?
For modern women ha,e enters the
Is the husband who be.
Ala,, it Is "doubt" that Building for the "commercial" question, "What do they do?"
been educated to seek rigcams platonic.
building beautification award. What a person sees driving Editor, Herald:
"Dr. Crane," he informed uiar prenatal medical ehek. causes most of the platonic
On behalf of the Sanford.
Hines when does a "public" out 211th street just passing
I", "I had noticed that each ups of their blood pressure, marriage.?
For "doubt" I. a mental building qualify for the "corn- by, or entering the cemetery, Seminole Junior Chamber of
time my wife became preg. kidneys, etc.
Commerce, I would like to
is not a plesaing sight.
Also. this very splendid iroc.... It means you a, 11401114111 award?
nant with our first three be.
Our Garden Club is doing
take this opportunity to ex.
Jud
Turlington
bus, my ardor abated.
custom often can cause a cerebrating.
But you cannot "cerebrate" an outstanding job in upgrad. A visitor from North Carolina press our sincere appreciation
'But when she became sad backlash!
to you and those connected
pregnant after the an* of 40,
Fur there is still the sub. anti also "emote" at the urns ing thj appearance of North
Seminole sgahst stiff odds Editor, Herald:
with your fine newspaper for
I couldn't grow erotic 'about conscious idea lurking In the time.
I do not believe that sew. the wonderful coverage given
So your ardor begin to by offering an incentive.
her at all.
minds of many men that
"Some invisible barrier de. when a wife must seek rig. wane the more you worry However, the most obvious age or seepage Is the cause to our organization this past
oversight wan the name of the of pollution of lakes and nv. year.
"loped.
ular medical attention, then about yourself,
Yinaiiy, such a husband gardner who really did the arm.
Looking back over the past
"Oh, I was respectful and she Is "sick."
th
The
cause,
I
think,
twelve
months, I feel this is
is
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may
become
a
victim
of
his
Job.
eopalderat., a, she bs t44
Pregnancy,
however,
Ned N. Julian
chemicals used in the sprays the sole reason why our Icyou, but I jtaI gouldn't grov normal condition and M an own sexual inferiority cornto kill rough fish and water tivities were readily accepted
pIes,
remantle or ardent,
example of illness,
lie panicks.
Editor, Herald:
hyacinth. If the spray will and responded to by the pub"So I became scared, won.
But the childhood Ides of
Thereafter, it requires me.
Visiting in lb. Sanford ar- kill the rough fish, why lie, which resulted in our club
if I was going to be being "sick" when you eonlive seduction by an attrac- •a over Memorial Day week- shouldn't it kill other specie.? being selected the Most Out.
permanently on the shelf,
suit a doctor, still exerts
"Trying to reassure my- influence over millions of live female to shatter his end I went out to your rem- Thousands of fish sink to the standing Club In Florida.
slavery to his inferiority story and it was appalling to bottom and rot and cause poi.
Again, my personal thanks
edt, I thought maybe after husbands,
see how overrun with weeds iution.
for making the pest year a
the baby came, then I'd be
So their former romantic complex,
Since wives are usually so and the lack of care in most
(lo to any lake that hasn't most memorable one to me
O.K.
ardor changes into respectful
"But I wasn't. So I pan. affection, much like that concerned with the new baby of the area. Even the roads been sprayed and note the dif. and our club.
Frank T. Finch,
icked.
which they show their own and their houiehold duties, winding throughout the area ference. The water is pure and
they overlook this critical showed no sign of recent fresh.
President
"And if she hadn't sent for mothers,
period In the life of their
husband.
But a brazen siren may
then take advantage!
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So send for my booklet
"how to Prevent Platonic
Marriage," enclosing a long
stamped, return envelop.,
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plus 20c.
(Always write to Dr.
WASHINGTON - (NBA) - nam, their numbers swelled
This leaves about 71 per
Crane In ear. of this sews. There are some facts to be set by refugee Catholics from the cent of the population follow.
piper, .aekshsg a bag straight in the current anti, north, probably account for Ing one of the major Vistas.
stamped, addressed easel.
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"Buddhist" 14 per cent of the population. mese divisions of Buddhism.
"a and Si teats to i.c.r Ky
The Coo Dai, an h*depend. About half of these are nom.
movement
In
Vietnam.
typing and printing e.ete
Premier Nguyen Coo Ky, out religion with admixture. Inst Buddhists. They person.
when you send for es. of
the man the "Buddhists" are of Christianity and Buddhism, ally follow a combination of
his booklet..)
opposing, is himself a Judd. Includes nine per cent of the religions, of which Buddhism
population.
is one. That Is, the some man
bill.
may perform Buddhist, Tao.
Followers
of
the
Has
liso,
New spot door-to-door sun.
Now
another local religion, are lit, animist rituals and atconducted
In
r.l
Viet.
Exile Leader
tempt to follow Confucian
show
Vietnamese three per cent,
native mountain hill family precepts.
Buddhists are a minority of
Thus the Buddhist groups
tribesmen, with a primitive
c
population.
the country's
that
Th
Wins Acquittal
all, they probably account for religion of spirits, are Lout which have Joined loosely in
the present political moveORLANDO (UP!) - A 1* less than 20 per cent of the percent.
The Chinese total eight per meat and its associated riot.
man jury deliberated more people.
log probably have as active
than five hours before acquit. The Buddhists, thus are nt cent.
ii,.. '.h... ..u. ,..a
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A eroun
of about
about three ow and nanive dIseinIes from
group
ne overwneiming majority
cent follow the Cambodian eight
iO per cent of the
lando Bosch and three fellow that has been claimed,
exiles on federal munitions Even the 20 per cent figure form of Buddhism, quite dif. moo, women and children of
$'ttftith
ferent from th. usual Vietas. South Vietnam.
smuggling charges.
tends to give exaggerated nu•
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The activists are a very
But Bosch said the charges merical importance to the misc type. There an assorted
Juno 7, 1906 won't atop him from trying Thich Tn Quang and asaociat. Brabmanist., Moslems, Pro. small percentage of this small
Sanford Herald
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group.
to smash the regime of Fidel ed groun,. Th. Buddhists tertants.
WALr$ A. ILUW. austow AI PLILIUMaS
aoLruLss U,eisfi, • u.s.,as aaeeaer
nuss
Castro In whatever way he themselves are divided. saoosaa
auaawr £LMZS'SUI* can.
raw,
Best revised estimates are
Laseelat. SdtIe,
Alysrilessi IJireeler
Bosch, Marcos Rodniquan that the militant groups as
va
ras.e
aes usana
Mssggtn idftur
A.Ivertisissg Man.s.r
Ramos, Jose Dies Monejun and •ociated with the antlgovsrnmesass wU.Li*aa
innia .auaaaaa
Guerullo (lult.rrez wins In. ment, including their follow.
toddy Laster
Business Uaaaer
asypin asseris
miss wiLs.s
tided by a federal grand jury are and disciples, add up to
M.uh*•Icsl dUPI.
City Liter
In June, 1563, on charges of considerably less then 10 per
aiiuv wsiu.s
SILL liLi*'T
conspiring to export 15 aerial cent of the population of South
yeasty idiw,
halt Pbet.rapier
PabUsbee daily except UIurds7, seaiay sue Cbflst.&amp;s: pal' bombs In an attempt to bomb Vietnam.
the Shell Oil Refinery at Ha.
tab Saturday Preceding Christmas.
Older claims had categor.
vans,
lied South Vietnam a Bud.
ssssouasrgsoa sara.
During the five-day trial dhiat country with disciples
MR oausv.ry
is. ose
by MaU
ILM&amp;hui.L VUU4Tt
LU.. UThLII MALL. Bosch teslitIsd that an agent totaling N per cent of the
of lb. American Central In. people.
Is of
Week
sits1 i
5.50 5 MoatS.
LII S Mualue
teiligence Agency (CIA) was
The sew surveys show a dlI.
i.$s $ Msatbs
see
Utamibs
In on the plan and that lbe freest picture.
Iii
L51 $I Meath
Meats
0. 5, Wsiis.$ Keiuislkaa pevide lIst all maui subacupuous be agency had given him a Most villagers were found
paid a MVS5SS.
"greenhight" for the mission, to have a religlos that is a
Tate M.,siI is a slabs, as LII IJaiteta Press sbuS is en.
He also told newsmen he mixture of folk religion, Taositteta sae&amp;vsive*y I. the ase toe repauLisatuoa at £11 155 tecaS would continue
his activities Ism, animism and Confuciannews prLal.4 I. tAls newspaper.
"anytime, anywhere. I don't lam Three-fourths of this
isisred as seovac class sailer 0.0.0., U, 1115 *4 the reel believe
in my heart we are group, when asked, called
0951cc SI lasteid. tlurida, L54e1 lbs LI it Comatose eL MareS
violating a law when we seek h e m a ii v es
a, tsar,
ConfucianII. part .5 as, mitental sews .r MveiUi1. et ibis edhita e1 to stamp out Castro and his Isis. Some said they had no
ri. Saasu,C .J.r..0 map se reprud.eed in say asasar .• Communist system."
religion. This combined group
eat writ;.. pirSisalva of be pObissie, at The Mersig. Any
comprises around 43 per cent I
individual yr (its responsible ton sad reprulusilo. will be
A Pelican's pouch holds 3.5 at the people.
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MaryLu Krenzr,
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Andy MeGaffian, Doug Krenzer, Cherry Simp.
son; (hack) Jane Louise Mcthif (inn, Mrs. Malt
McGaffian, Mrs. Al Krenzer, Mrs. Sissa Righet-

230 for trek through Ocala National Forest to

Camp Lanoche. Photos show (top) group ready
for departure; (center) Chief John Yates,

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their idol does. (What it I. ers Club had a wonderful
Well, here It I. another new supposed to be I don't know). turnout at the picnic at
month. School Is out and Va- The Appleby's pet Shetland Sportarnans Park last ThursSaturday
cations are beginning for so pony took the kiddies on ma- day. Covered dishes brought
many. Sure hope that every, fly a pony title. Happy birth- by the homemakers loaded
By Julia Bartos
one
gets to where they are tiny Brian.
• Mrs. Edith down the tables. The inemAnnual picnic meeting of
going safely and return home Wise left Tuesday morning bets watched Mrs. Core Itemthe Altamonte Springs Car. the same way. ' S S
The liar- real early by car for New berton make and decorate
den Club will be held Saturday ry Knlffin, and children left York where she will spend beautiful sandwiches anti then
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday for Illinois where the summer. ' ' Ilacky (lies got to sample them at lunch
time. This was the last iret.
Robert Bradford on Sand Lake they will visit relatives in was co-hostess at a recent
several
swimming
cities.
Their
daughter
party
for
high to-gether of the group until
southwest of Orlando.
Serving will start at 1 p.m. Kern says they will be back school senior Van Stuart. The September. A Ii expressed
and members are asked to in plenty of time to she can party was given at the home themselves by saying they
bring their own place setting Ito to 1.11 camp. ' Speak. of Becky's aunt Lynn (lies, had a wonderful time by be.
Mrs. Jane McCarthy's ing together. ' ' ' Your totand a folding chair, if possi- Ing of Kern, she anti Deb-. '
ble Keeling received an at. second grade class had an respontiant will leave Wed.
bie.
Those planning to thrive are tendance award from their outdoor party at the seh.l ncsttay for a to-day visit in
' The Washington, D.C. She will viaInstructed to take Interstate adult I-If leader, Marian Be- one day [nit week.
I west to exit 528, turn right then, when Marlin had a cook Seminole County Homemak. It with her brother anti sister.
in-law, 11111 anti Jeanette
afl'I follow the garden club out party for the girls reGrow,
anti family. Several
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who have no trans portation, tipeala Road. They hat?
jteti including snout plates
or would like to he guided, wonderful afternoon playing
where herald i'hot'u&amp;cniipher
are askctl to nirct at 11:30 badminton anti other sports
11111 %'huitt wants yours tru.
a-rn. at the Altamonte Springs Including volleyball and done.
League
ly to take phtitturrapha. So
Ing.
The
fifteen
girls
present
house
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M.;jt.
Community
will tIn.'' • Our thought for
each receiv ed a gold 4. leaf - Mrs. Sarah Bhltlerh.ck,
land Avenue.
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Forest
City,
named
presi"'"
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clover
bracelet
from
Marlin.
was
Webber
Mr. and Mrs.
Haines are chairmen of the They call themselves the Will. dent of the League of Women i examine. I listen, I reflect
picnic anti will be *ssist,d by Ing Workers 4.11 Club and Voters of Seminole county and out of all of this I try
Mm and Mrs. W. P. Mr*Icalf, they are just that. • • • M. in a meeting at the court, to form an Idea Into which I
put as much common sense
Mr. and Mrs. J. Merck, anti and Mr.. T. J. Bell of Paho- house,
as I can. . . , Lafayette,
Mrs. Arlene Tetenbauni
and Mrs. Joseph M. Mu. kee were recent visitors at
the home of Herbert and Lu- named first vice president;
rasko.
The club's executive board cliii Behrens.
• D. C. and Mrs. Se Murphy, of English
reminds that the cookbook is Pauline Spivey and children Estates, second vice president;
ready to assemble and memO have departed for New Or. Mrs. Mary Wilson, secretary,
hers are invited to meet at leans. La., where they will and Mrs. Caroline liowaril,
7:30 p.m. this Thursday at the visit son-in-law and ilaugh. treasurer. Board members are
TALLAhASSEE (UPI) Community house for a work. ter Paul and Shirley IAoPO.. Mrs. Jean Nixon, of AltaUniversity said
• Jim Warfel really monte Springs, and Mrs. Nan- Florida State
shop to put the book together lu.
today a $550,000 federal grant
Hear
Lake.
in order that it may to On decided to get will quick be. cy Bowers of
will be used to help finance
A proposed budget
cause he is now out of the
sale at Saturday's picnic.
an undergra.
• White on adopteded by the group anti construction of
Last executive board meet. local hospital.
(Iuate chemistry Instruction
Ing was at the home of Mr. Pink Lady duty Saturday I reports were given by the building.
saw Brown Swaggerty at the
y analysis commit.
and Mrs. B-11. Jarrard.
Funds from the office of
hospital. He assured me he tee composed of Mrs. Teten. Health, Education and Welfare
would be home In a few days. baum and Mrs. Murphy. Dr. grant will be used along with
And I believe him.
Edith Duerr gave a report a $1.1 million allocation of
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BRUSSELS (UPI)-Foreign Last week Brian Appleby be. on a workshop session con- state funds to construct the
ministers of 14 NATO coon- came a year older. And Ma. cerning constitutional revls.
structure.
tries - all except France - ma Alice gave him a party. ion proposals held In Orlando.
have agreed to move Supreme Brian told me it was a BatThe group also discussed
Thde ranches have sprung
Allied Headquarters (SHAPE) man party. I think It was tax and finance, horns rule up in the Australian out.
Paris to a new site in because i saw Brian's young for dounlies and duties of the back says the National (leoguest.. sort of doing what executive branch.
Belgium.
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V.tflSfl'Y ('IIEERLEAI)ERS of Seminole high
School received gifts of charms from Principal
A. .J. Bracken and Athletic Director Fred Gnnas

are Gail hoffman, Capt. Carol Ileanerer and Mer.
India Griffith. Back row, Debby Dalton, Cathy

appreciation of their leadership in school spirit throughout the year. From left front row

gun, Ganas,

Westbrook, Bracken, Janice Daniels, Beth Mor.

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Miss Shirley Engelborn, In
money winner Kathy Whit. eighth place at 113 for two
worth carded a low 205 for a rounds, carded a 89 for second
runaway 4-stroke triumph in Place $1,475*
*13.500
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third round R-over.par, 77
more flrrnlvTn out sod talk in more
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comtnfl. Just sprtnki. a Still. P5.5.
'tram on your p1*1.5. No gummy,
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he legislature for a new ofice building, greenhouses anti
and for the Central Florida
xpeniment Station. The ..t..
Ion is currently operating m•
or an annual budget of $1111..
1`o0.00 anti employs seven
MUTUAI. congratulations are In order for this
taff mem be rs.
m
n:astht'r
and Stan, Mrs. Lois Foole anti Jody, of
nun, a secretary, seven lata.
AltaintantepringM. Mrs. Toole, ci)OpI?rfltiVe bus..
iratory and field assistants,
tnt ss educat ion co-ordinator at Lyman High
'ni six laborers
Sclitail, ret'esvuil her utuister of art's ,degree
g
in
Dr. Wilson, a tustivia of
k hiIIl. I lii ti thiS ('oil'
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iorthwestenss Georgia, receivhis ilipioma lion; Lynuus,.
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ii his US degree in agniculure at Clenis',n College in -- -• --------- --- 92-1. Two years later ho r"'t'ive.l the MS degree In en;Umology front
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n 1929 re received hii 0-1)
Irgree in etitomialogy from
'arvanti University.

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da Awricultural Experiment
tntioti asil was assigned the
-oblrn; of developing control
11411101urt-11 for the two spotted
nite on "Asparagus plumosam."
Eighteen months later Dr.
ViNon published nit Experin&amp;'nt Station Bulletin ilescnilang the life history of the two
potted mite and reconimend.
ng control measures for this
,est. At this time Dr. Wilson
t-ns
to the water.
neltin and grape laboratory
nd began studies of the asniragus caterpillar and the
Iit,liolus thrust. These studies
tilminuteti in Experiment Suion bulletins useful Ii, the
ow rs n a.
,,rowers
asparagus
and
itua a
:latlioli for a number of years.
The year 11)17 was spent at
he strawberry laboratory at
'lant City where studies of
he gladiolus thnIps was cotslnue,1 and the study of Inserts
ittacking vegetable cm pa was
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The word is spreading-fast-that Ford Division Is
building the best cars it has ever built. And it's true.
Never have Ford cars been so good-never have Ford
sales been so high.
People discovered our 1966 Ford was the strongest
Ford ever built. A strong car, well-engineered, Is a
quiet car-and the '66 Ford has a ride that is quieter
even than some of Europe's most expensive hand.
built luxury cars.

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Wagon buyers are excited about our Magic Doorgate
-the greatest step forward in wagon convenience in
years. It opens out like a door for people
swings
down like a tailgate for cargo. It's standard equipment
on all Ford and Fasriane wagons.

And that's why Ford Dealers.. . biding from strength
. . . are now offering you the best deals ever. There
are specially equipped, specially priced Fords, Fair.
lanes and Mustangs, and special values as all our cars
-across the whole line. 5.e them soon.

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with 30 new models, including CT's, sports-luxury
Xl's, convertibles. Squire wagons, and an exciting new
Sport Shift Cruise-O-Matic Drive (on CT/A models)
that gives you the ease of an automatic-or lets you
shaft manually for the fun of it.
People everywhere are finding out just how much extra
value we've built Into today's Ford cars-extra value
that's the reason why Ford sales have soared to an
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seat belts.

Over a million people have already bought Mustangs,
This rime blond of sports-car excitement and solid
value is the most popular new car in history . . . and
right now it's the worlds best-sei!ing hardtop and
convertible,

Car shoppers discovered a whole new range of corn.
forts and conveniences. The '66 Ford offers power
front disc brakes, a Stereo -Sonic Tape System. Amer.
lca' largest VS to perform on regular fuel, SslentFlts
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Du Ing May Ford outsold all other car makes!

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;lade where Intensive stitines
if the inserts attacking sugar
ane and votmetable cropa wrrr
finducted. From June Ito L: to
)ecrmber 1945 Dr. Wilson
'reed as an officer asaign"ti
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troiy Medical Department.
host of the war year, were
pent supervising mosquito
untmol operations at military
natallutiona in India anti
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mgricultural experiment ate.
lion system.
Dr. Darby attended public
tehools In Florida and received
his BSA and 1SA dcgrtta
rcom the University of FlorIda. In 1951 he received a
PhD degree from the Univeriity of Wisconsin and joined
he staff of the Florida Agri:ultural Experiment Station
a an assistant plant patholonat.
During World War II, Dr.
Darby served as an officer In
he U.S. Army In the South
Pacific. Before World War II
:o taught in the public school
ystem of Gilchniat. County
or four years.
Since coming to Sanford 12
rears ago, Dr. Darby has ,erv.
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i number of civic, school and
hutch organizations, lb. 1* ,i
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Iub of Sanford and Southtitle l'TO. lie Is now chair.
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From July 1, 1955, to hi.
of the Central Florida Expert. In 1917 he was transferred to velopment of control measures that has grown up in Florida retirement, Dr. Wilson served
the Central Florda Expcni- of the corn earworm. The de- during the past 20 years. as entomologist in charge Of
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on, a..eiery Avenue, ment Station where the work velopment for the control of Studies on Insects affecting the Central Florida Expect.
by
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on insects attacking vegetable corn cutworm. was one of the celery, southern peas, beans .ent Station a. well as ten.
Cocoa Beach Monday.
crops was continued. During principal factor, making it and cabbage have also been tinuing some research work.
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he saId the supply was not
limitless and "calls for a
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It a!se Is making a difficult voice might echo that of
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cast
toned
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be
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puss in the fertituiw
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between the twin necessities suit..
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of litic.aadecenoUks.
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h: Mn Gandhi ears It Is a
As political bi e to her fa. shrine
ther and with aneioctkn year iaidinaepeechinpsnilament,
coodas up she dam atit risk `-but If we throw ever tM her oppmets Wt bar a tral.
asuccusful charge thstshe content by tatting the man torte eta
Is abandoning Nehru's soci&amp;.. who pays the piper call lbs
little principle,,
tune, then there will be no
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FLOW
Pay some attention
criticism that Mrs. Nehru on
A F. Ramsay
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In the new U.S. embassy in Nebro'a ideology . . . I knew
CUT ROw.i.
New Delhi, whose architecture of his policies before they
COSAS$S
somehow combines a feeling
came about . , - If you dii.
flit Ss.,s.*&amp; Ass.
of Indian culture with the approve of my reproach, re.
MIMSIC FLOAPAX
modernistic, an American of move me."
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rn-eel.
long experience In India listed
Through India's last five- 1
for this correspondent some
months ago the problems
which he said were India's
most pressing.
In order they were: Agricul.
Cure, population and a freeing
of the economy from govern.
ment controls,
He also listed three Indian
politiesi grouping,: Cemmunista and their sympathizers,
Intellectuals who find fault
with the United States but ac.
dpi its aid, and those wholly
committed to close relations
with the United States.
As Mr., Gandhi has at.
tompt.d to deal with th e first
of these problem., she also
has run into the third. So.
rialistic experiments, except
In the Scandinavian countries
where great exceptions have
been granted to private inbuys Days Every M.utk
vestment and tree enterprise,
generally have been failures.
But it is a failure unrecog.
savings csounts
all addftlons
in
nixed by the
to
your
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account
at
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India the
oice of
if the month, earn dividends from the
the left is V. K. Krishna
Xenon.
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Contribute to the needs of the
eamarittee and administration, sup. saint., practice hospitality.-..bosn.
ply (food and clothing), transports. an. 12:13.
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lion, communications, rescue, medical aid and nursing, etc. (Its under.
You will find, ii you look beck up.
Stood amateur radio operators on life, that the moments that stand pti.
(hams) function with both organiza. out are the moments when you have p
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done things for others.-.Henry
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.ma&amp;. Thea. are the ricanes and other natural disasters
sskr salt if the American bid to the CD worker's.
and Civil Defense.
It has base said no rssuest for
The ARC disaster unit coeataady funds ha. be aids fur this put.
k1tkak,a$tdIne0et1aual posetotheCounty
kaIalP,, for natural disasters. And 17 the thought .00hb01
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a work-out at one or (Federal funds are availabl, for Civil
during the hurricane sea. Defense.)
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Ptunatsiy. for us, Civil Defense bar, of the County C&amp;q u
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shou1dezplorethissuest1ss is or.
bidi) to launch Into action. (Florida dat' that all our residents could "3.
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Atlanta and made a long sight-hour trip into a grueling
12-hour marathon. The team expected to arrive in Atlanta
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track and get the car.kinks out of their system.
Put th. team arrived barely In time to see the Atlanta
Bra,,. play baseball Friday night, and after getting up
Saturday morning they didn't hays much 'relaxing' time
before heading out for the preliminaries.
However, the boys enjoyed the trip. They were somewhat disappointed they didn't win any races, especially after
eeming so close In three events -lb. 440 relay that they lost
by slx.t.nthu of a second, the 100-yard dash that Bill Frisby
lost by three-tenths of a second, and the 220.yard dash that
Bill Brook. lost by three.tentbs of a second.
If you don't think that's coming close, get a stop watch
$id try to start and stop it in less than a half second.
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Pittaburgh
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Philalkipllla 28 21 .571 8%
Houston
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CincinnatI
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St. LouIs
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Atlanta
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New York
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Chicago
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Monday's ilceulls
Philadelphia II, Ean Fran.
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Tuesday's flames
Atlanta at Now York (N)
Cincinnati at Phil.. (N)
St. Louis at l'lttshurgh (N)
Los Angeles at Chicago
San Fran, at Houiton (N)
Wednesday's Game.
Lou Angel.. at Chicago
Atlanta at New York (N)
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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St. Louis at l'lttsburgh (N)
Ban Francisco at houston
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BaltImore
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Detroit
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Chkago
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CalIfornia
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New York
21 25 .457 8%
Minnesota
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Waahingto
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Kansas Cit7 18 28 .391 11%
baton
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Monday's Result..

Waahlngto 5, Baltimore 3
Chicago 8, CalIfornia 1
Tuesday's Oames

Chicago at California (N)
Kansas City at Minnesota (N)
Boston at Detroit (N)
New York at Cleveland (N)
Washington at Baltimore (N)
Wednesday's Games
Chicago at California (N)
Kansas City at Minnesota
Boston at Detroit (N)
New York at CI.velanI (N)
Vaahlngton at Baltimore (N)

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National League: Aaron,
W. L. Braves 18; Hart, Giant., 14;
Shrine
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KiwanIs
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2 2 American League: S. Rob.
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NEW YORK (UP!) - Beg. this morning with eommiss- coin, chose first In the special In the regular draft to select
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the City of Sanford has erected a bulletin board near the bleachers along
the seawall, with a drawing of what the lakefront development plan wiil
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and costs anti what
is taking place, drawn up by City Manager W, K. Knowles. Knowlu-.s
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lie's L'eei t,1lin everybody lie b:óle if at 'one of (ho3*
wild White flouae particsl'"

the • chancery number of
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SuE %llI'.tE.l., URIDLKT AND
Deputy Clint
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Irving Nathan,"n,
.'.tiorn.ye for PlaIntiff

Attorney at 1.,,w
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fipitty Clerk

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the death of her mother, SIrs.
Si. F. Patrick, who died May

$YNOD SESSION
(;eorge Touhy, of First Prestcriaa Church, Sanford. is atI tending the 75th annual scsi
lion of the Florida Synod of
the Presbyterian Church in
th' U S at Fiori'Ia l'reshy.
I Lenin College, St. Petersburg J

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where she was caUed due to

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Twins Triumph In Senior Play

c.U1dly since.

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executed four double plays to will be lucky, and since the day's second round of the fin. Club. The top two-dozen playbail out starter Juan
Pizar. Mets have first choice, I think tish Amateur Golf Chain Ion- ers go to the tourney proper
Co. Dennis Higgins pr.erv. It'll be them."
PALS! BEACH GARDENS,
at San Francisco beginning
ml Pizarro's fifth win in aix
Jackson I.s regarded as an ship.
.
June
16.
(UP!)Doug Sanders condecisions with four innings even finer prospect that Stun- )ourtecn players from the Other qualifying sites today tinues to prove
that golf can
of hitless relief.
tiay, who was signed to a United States had short.lived are San Francisco, Washing- b
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s game y
bonus contract of $101,000 and hopes Monday as they dropped ton Atlanta New York and e
The Ladies Handicap, origfi- now is playing for Mobile of opening round matches on the Daas'Fort WORth.
once again leading the money.
nated In 1568, i. the oldest the Southern Association,
3,059yard par-il CarousUe
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winning list of the ProfessionScott and Yastrzemskl, Red stakes on the New York Rae. All 20 major league clubs Course, A total of 17 other
Casey Stengel betted .393 al Golfers Association.
log Association calendar for participated in the draft of Americans were successful in In 12 World Series games
Box 32.
in- Sanders has won $31,530 itt
fillies and mares,
Too free agents, which started finstround action,
eluding a .400 performance official money in 17 tourna.
I
Pitching
for the New York Giant, in ments, while adding $19 998 in
1 National League: ?ryrnan,
1922
offi
tin
c IaI money,
Chiefs
2 2 rlrates 4.0; Kuutax, Dodg.
Cards
0 4 era and Marlehal, Giants 10.
CHURCH 8OI.1fltIj,,
1; Dunning, I'hilII.s 74; Ma.
Pinecrest Asimb.
2 0 lonsy, Reds and Perry, (Iianta
By Jim Baechua
Cockriil had a pair of singles.
Tummy Gun led the P1Knight of Cot.
2 0 0.1.
The Altamonte Twins took
rate's attack with a single
The
Senior
!.engue
Forest
First Baptist
1 1 Amsrican League: Watt, an early lead and then hi-Id
club romped over North and a double.
Pinecr,st ltapt.
0 2 OrIoles and Pizarro, White on for a 9.7 victory in Lit- City
Orlando,
1:1-I, behin,i the two.
Church of God
Longwuod made the moat of
0 2 Box 54; McDowell and tI. League play at Cassel. hit pitching
of Mike ('conyMETRo SOFTBALl.
O'Donoghue, Indians 4-1: berry's Cooper Field last
only
five base hits to tramer. The victorious Pirates
Quality MI!
13 1 Lamabi, Whit. Box, MeGloth. nIght,
pIe Lake Mary, 16-2, on Satscored
alt
their
tuna
on
only
Cobia floats
1* 3 un, Angels and Hamilton, Tom Hroekenbrough was
even hits, including doubles urday, behind the four.hlt
i'Inecrest Rex.
8 6 Yanks 3.1.
the winning pitcher for Alt.- by Conover anti Scott,
pitching of Larry Chumat.
Loarwood
4 10
moot. although he needed reLongwooui earned a 3.1 Se Osborne had a single and a
Chase
3 II)
lid help from Steve Davis nior League victory over the
Penney's
ii Tars Favored
In the final Inning. firocken. feke Mrv flianta on atur. double for Longwood,
LlVLR NATIONAL,
brough led th. hitters with a day. Winning pitcher Ma.Chase
14 0 SEWANEE, Teon. (UP!) - pair of doubles. Stevens had sick
senttcnc"I seven hits,
Los Angeles Slit., Long a single and a doubl. for the
Locomotive Eng.
while the I.ongwiusl team
I'In,cr,st flex.
g
Beseb State and Rollins ColTwins and Mark Thompson mansgeti only three safties.
Quality SIR
e v Itge were the Iavorltss of the added a pair of sIngles.
Jim Finch. (;eorge Simpkina
IS schools participating Tues.
Hunt i..M
Billy
Means
an'i
f.eonard
and
Christian all had singles
First Fedsral
113 day In the fourth annual NCAA each had a pair of singles for for t.ongwnotl.
college division tennis cham.
(lAMES Tol)ty
Cass.lberry.
Mike Kreeck antI Mike Uts
pionslips
Metro Softball
In Senior League play. each hail a pair of hits for
(At Pinehurst)
Mark Doweil paced Caasel. Lake Mary.
Longwoo.i vs. Quality MIt,
berry
to a 9-3 wIn over the
in Littla League play, the
olson Bout
7:80
Twins. Dowell was the win. Altsmmita Senators e a me
BAN
FRANCISCO
(UP!)
Cobia vu. Chase 8:45
Formtr world middleweIght ning hurter of the contest, from behind to defeat Cas.
('butch Softball
title bolder Carl (Bobo) Olsen scattering four singles over seiherry. 6-I. on Saturday. A
(At Ft. Mellon)
seven innings. It, also It'd singl. by Greg Sheets drove
Pinecrest Assembly vs. K of c will meet Piero Del Papa of
Casielberry's •k-hit attack In the tying run in the fifth
Italy
in
a
10.round
bout
In
San
7:30
with a single and a solo home Inning anti was the key hit
Francisco July 11.
Church of God ,., ,
run.
in th, game.
Baptist 8:45
Curtis Williams laced a
Reggie Gilbreath had three
LUll. American
pair of aingles for Attamonte. singici for the winners. Al.
Clark's
Record
(At Ft. Mellon)
Navy vs. Sanford All, flank, NEW YORK (UPI) - Aus. In Saturday's Senior League bert ('ichra was the winning
trailas Ron Clark, holder at action, the Altamonts Sena- pitcher for Aitavnunte, hurl4 30
Fla. St, flank ye. George's six world dIstance records tor. defeated Casselbeyry, 7.3, ing the final two frames.
rangIng from three miles to 20 behind the three.hit pitching
Kenny Patrick hurled a
7:30
of Jami. Cornell, Cornell al. one-hitter for Coach John
kilometers,
will
attempt
to
r.
Bay
(At
Ave.)
lowesi
Indians only three Iirewcra Forest City l'iratri,
Goodyear vs. Strlck..Morr., gain lli 3,000 meter record In singlesthe
and struck out 10 bat- pacing them to a 6-1 win ov•
next
Saturday's
San
Diego,
4:30
Calif., invItatIonal track m..t. tees. Bruce Stuart betted a er North Orlando. Patrick alWee
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home run for the Senators. lowed only one base hit sad
(At Pinehurst)
Tern Plnnock rapped three fanned 13 batters in six InTwin.. vs. Rebels 4:30
(PAll IUDSIT PLAN AYARIAIU)
Racing Board
straight singles and Steve nings..
(At Ft. Mellon)
w
YORK
(UP!)
Moo.
WE
SERVICE
ALL MAKES OF
Yankees vs. Chiefs 4:30
mouth Park presIdent Phwip
GAMES WEDNESDAY
AUTOMOBILE MI CONDONERS
helm was elected to the board
Junior League
of directors of the Thorough.
(At Pinehurst)
b.4 Racing Auoclatlon Moo.
Treat The Family
Vacation Ths Summer In
Rotary vs. CPO 4:30
From
day.
KiwanIs vu. Shrine 7:30
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An Air Condifioned Carl
Little Natioaal
ASK ABOUT Till STORK CLUB
YOUR FIIINDLY FOlD U*YICI &amp; PARTS DIPT. OPIN 'TB, 4:30 P.M. SAT.
(At flay Ave.)
Ford Disabled
First Federal vs. Runt I..)! NEW YORK (UPi) - Per
UMINOL! COUNTY BLOOD BANK
4:30
missIon has been requested to
12021.
Seisud Street
Sanford, Florida
(At Vt. Mellon)
place New York Ysuke. left.
Locomotive Eng. vs. Chase hander Whl1ey Ford on the
Branch of Central florid. Blood Bank
7:30
lS.day disabled list. Ford, InHOURS PCI DONORS:
INCORPORATID
PW..
hand hi. left elbow May 13
Mon., Tue,. &amp; Thurs - 3:30 to 8:00 P.M.
(At Ft. Mellon)
against Kansas City and has
30$ V. FIRST ST.
SANFORD
Wednesday I Friday - 9:00 to 2:00 P.M.
Yankees vu. Cards 4:3)
PH, 322.14*1
not been able to throw sue.
WINTIR

Cub. vs. Twia 4:30

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Ingtou ended

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A Visit

Orita baa tossed in the gloves, In ueu of a bat. ifs has
,nosmced he will run, as an independent Democrat, for
the newly'crested Now York State Senate aut In the
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Alford's only son, Robert, built the fort sear where Paris
became a minister and on the now stands which Boone us in12th dsy of January, 1637, cmied Houst Fort, and he also
grated to the Shenandoah V.1named
the creek that flowed
Icy, where he continued to
nearby, "Houston Creek."
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preach
the
"John
Knox"
Pies.
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byterisa faith, the confession In this fort my grandfather
of men were engaged
.
of
which had subjected his la. tanned buffalo and deer bides
ing tobacco and potatoes, for
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to make clothing and wearing
which they found a ready mar- thor and uncle in their native spparel for the incoming emi•
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land
to
persecution,
and
In
bet at the boats of Rolfe and
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Cgrant. until he and his broHuston all along the James defense of which they fled to ther, James, located on farms
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New
World.
River. Tobacco was worth at
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to
the
Shenandoah,
cents to one dollar a pound
came to C. , , . in 1.01,
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and the potatoes from one married Ruth Alexander May preaching the reform doctrine
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3,
1638,
and
by
whom
he
had
dollar to one dollar and fifty
that ii associated with his
cents a bushel, and a large Iwo sons, John RoVe and name sad that of Alexander
z
James
the
first,
Jan.
113*,
4,
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profit was made on them i
and the second Jun. S 1661. Campbell, they left the Pres•
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first was named In grati. byterian Church and joined the
Abnor and Alford both mis.
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to John Rolfe for his cx. reformers, and my grandtered the English language.
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father became a public ativothe former to facilitate his cecdizig kindness to his father cite of the reformation.
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and
uncle.
trade with the Indians and the
My grandfather had st*
latter to enable him to preach Being well educated him- sons (no daughters), who were
PERRY COMPANY of Sanford Naval Academy won two awarda for Inself,
by
his
father,
he
deterto the Indians In their own
named, respectively, John,
tramura) athletic competition, aoftball and soccer. Roger Slarik, (left)
language. (Editor's note: The mined to imitate his example who located in Nashville, Ten$
company commander accepted the plaques. .James Funk, right, commandby
educating
his
two
sons,
writer must have erred here,
nessee, and reared a large
er of Truxton Company, accepted his company'a award for wInning footnot mealning the English lam. which be did Uberably. James, family; Rlchsrd, Cary, Harry
ball competition.
(Herald Photo)
after
be
finished
his
edueaguage but the Indian tongue,)
and AUord, who located In
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When Sir George Yeardley lion, became a teacher in Al- Bloomington, lad., and Sam.
exandria,
Va.,
and
John
was seat from England to
uel my father, who remained
govern the Colony, and after Rolls located on the Potomac in Bourbon County, Ky. All
and
engaged
in
trade
and
e had established eleven
reared large families and
,
towns, he provided that each commerce but returned to from whom all the professions
Alexandria
Mar.
10,
1695,
and
that and suggested "baton." Before ,'.bnor left Vales town should send two del.. married Angehina Hamilton, and occupations are filled.
House Son.
ga ci to the church in JamesI have now traced the Iiousthree
town
to make laws for the by whom he had but one child, ton and Huston families back
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family whose name has dci- as to the change Alford re- sons, viz: Joseph, born Oct.
a
son,
name
Samuel,
born
Colony. Both Abnor and Al.
to the mldd'e of the fifteenth
ddt,o am:ati:sme:: m01%edt0emltetAfheT.
11, 1611,
Feb. 6, 171$.
ford
were
chosen
to
represent
century and find them to be a
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Samuel
Huston
was
my
Jamestown. The meeting of
compound
of Scotch and irish
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and
his
wife
and
one
son
em.
There
were
born
to
)
of Dublin, Ireland, who was of
delegates took place July great-grandfather, lie was blood, the former distlnglished
educated
at
Alexandria
and
30th , 1619. This was the first
for their learning sod love of
bert,
legislative body that ever met after he completed his educa- liberty, and the latter for their
.or
tion
he
married
Sarah
licndthe American continent.
fulI.orbed brain, warm heart,
ing a youth of promise, he sent Colony on the James RI. America, April 16, 1612. Jenti'
Ahnor's
three sons and Al. ersoti June 2, 1739, and on sparkling wit and for the
w
__ over to Scotland to be educat. cc in % irginia, which had been ma was born in Dublin, Ire.
Mar.
10,
1740,
he
emigrated
to
ed at St. Andrews College on established In the year 1607 land, April 6, 1610. CIa rinda ford's son and daughters, and
County and located ir'repressibls elasticity of their
S
'P the
Coast This son's by the famous Captain John was born at Jamestown Oct. other children, were educated neighbor to Squire Boone, Ia. courage.
by ,%lford in Jamestown when
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4 name was John House Son Smith, whose life was saved 30. 161$, and l.eorna born
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F, W. Houslon,
h l'oeahcmtis- whilst his bro 'i ru 17 1617
eec,
Daniel
Boone.
Here
he
big, and after Abnor's three
North ?sliddtetown, Ky,
man, ions were educated they for opened a farm, and engaged
Nov. 16, 1894.
:aintIn
agriculture
and
carried
on
,
several years were associated
a position in the college as to V,aies and eniage(I in his, snce of John flolfe. the ..ng with folio and hluston in their trade between the Indians and to:
Ynencement exercises. Scholarnhlp winners shown here (from left), front
Poca- business,
the Engush fur and hide corn- 3. N. Huston,
Conneraville, hod.
dI'ing.
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and
with
him
en
tered
languages,
and
on
the
8th
of
pany.
bus, OhIo, 11th grade; Roger Slavik, Oriedo, 11th. Second row, Richard
But they all married the
l'hetc
being
no
preather
t
nb
tradi'
anti
transport:
it
intl.
t.,
Jan.
1iiIh
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he
married
a
Scotch
t
,
When
the
Vn Dt'nø 'Jn• ,ilng,. Al
RevolutIonary
at,e, .ar) c ., rIngon, 6., i ius,
I
same year and day, flee. 23,
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I
H', I
daieigh ori his 1613.
le
1)
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s v a' n.i.
lady, namer Martha Scott, n ,ie oon}, .oru, tiiout,,h • . r .jter
Jcr' Sar ent rhul ot 'it" a
Joseph married Jane War broke out he and his son,
in in
t.cnnox, John married Star. Peter, my grandfather, enlist'
iierniu zioto
T5553 cinvt'rr Ens-ItT,
a professor at the college- most of the Christians aiim- I isi in Virginia, had Ilaken
iii .xrrncs.s r,nri'i'r
garet
Ifatheway and Samuel ed and were in the sanguinary
.t.
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among
to
co,on,sta.
uCtCu
'atu
ss,ti,
,ilrn
Irish
pot
atoes
There was born to him one
,'i.o,s.n.a is .i.n roll
battle against the British Gcnf..•-.•'-•
married Rachel Alexander.
mIos.It toEs-Tv.
ticks
eral Ferguson at King's MounSEI2HY SI). 11101)
iwo
of
Ahiiors
ions,
Joseph
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was born Sept. 3, 1323,. preach for the Colony, an'I unknown to the 7'.ngllsh, hut anti Samuel. left Jamestown tam,
ST YKDKUAI. s.aS'tNlIis
I 1.01.5 Asoe1aT1o5 Ill'
and was named Samuel. lIe, soon became %'cry popular. which proved to he very ipopit•
.
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My great.grandfalher had
with
their
families
Juno
lit,
11501.13
COL'NTT, a oar•
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too, was educated at St. An- both as a preacher anti a lar, hit' potato as a diet anti 16(13, anti located
four sons and five daughters.
lion,
in
what
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the tobacco as an cxhiicr ating
l'latntif?,
drews and after the death of coi?nist.
now Fairfax, on the Potomac The sons Were born as follows:
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Samuel,
Jan.
10,
1719.
who
t:rii
T..
('l1.UI1ETT,
River,
anti established the
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take his place in the coIlee.
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first high school that was i-• was at ilickory Flat, Georgia,
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Samuel
was
married
Mar.
his
brother,
Abnor,
to
join
vahiers
at
once
encoul
raged
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and
his
son,
Samuel,
was
one
tablished in that section of
t WTt'$'5 4t) S'I.OIIIIR Tot
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8, 1439, to hisry Scot, a daugh. hllfl ln the New World, and tolthe growth and Importatlon of the country. There the family of the delegates who framed
iosni'ut : OARRMT'r
Z30 N. 31. howard Street
tcr
of
Walter
Scot,
of
Aber.
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the
Constitution
of
that
state
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Atlanta. O.orgis
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Robert.
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Aberdeen Academy. There
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Peter,
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who
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AWARDS 1)AY at Sanford Naval Academy brought honors to these
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When Wm. Penn arrived his family to Kentucky the
III, of the I'uhlia Ileconie
Wayne Krout, most improved sailor, top 10th grade student, headmaster's
ned sister,, Ruth and Rachel
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,m6n,,le ('otifli I', I-'luri'i.i,
list and Admiral Johnson trophy for most outstanding midshipman;
Scouse, daughter of Welch
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flour.
mhi.ring
th• following Se.
from King James, he employ.
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Steven Woolcott, journalism award, honor roll and baseball letter. SoScouse, a merchant of Abet.
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I.nt is, iitrrsnit'a uIijutIi.
cond row, Michael Anderson, Drum Major award, baseball letter; Jerry
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ant engineer to survey the shared with Boone the hardSargent, 11th grade achievement and Jaycee Award, honor roll, basketih.r.of
Abnor engaged in the metre.'ondel In 11*1
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ball and crew letters; Gary Peed, most outstanding athlete, honor roll,
eantile business with his lath.
life
until
he
left
the
state.
l'uhslli,
off
Into counties, and to totl.t'oola of Setisirlole
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er-law, and Aiford was given a
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cab anti plat the site for the
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position in the academy as
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before
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ant .at. at;ler.'t
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'lily, till, anti In ,t.f.tult
II,. ,*u. • p.,,,tIng In the
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ITNPSS my hint ant offi.
Grimwond and Cynthia I.egg, Lyman lii
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hal at the l'ounty ('our'.
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Sanford, $,n,tnnl. C.'ute.
in
mini dust i-ibtitind to the soil mrs. 'Fhie yearlu)ol
ViorI'la, liii. 12th day ut
1544.
whk'h i d.'tl it-atod to memory of Vail I.nmbt'r
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Irt tiur If. flecliwith. Jr.
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tielityoti
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anti
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A state trooper, lowered from
Sty: I)onn 31. Stark.,,, t)(.
tIlt STS , P'I,sttups a.
33 .,t lb. i'ul'ii,' lte"'.r'I.
Mt ink' mit s at an A U togr:iph P.t it v at 7 :31) 15111, a It
II, Ii, logan
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a hovering helicopter, raptur.
,f Hetnin,,l. ('ounty, i'i,,rholuer and Logaut
the school,
i r"'e Mli'l: I'I-:t'I:l:Am, MSv.
(lictitId L'tw,,u
I'll,
ed the abductor of two women I
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and an infant Sunday follow' p;ss' • V.'aItI, l'IT
ti lrnpr'jen,ente now emit
riley P.r h'lah,stltf
a unit..i Slain .''rit ,r,tl, it,
I,,,.itl.r •o, e,I'I Itind, tind II,.
ing a wild chase through parts
lab it.ay ii, A June t, II,
i'Iatnlff. .ut., isiu.,, ant profit', of II,,
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Tot' STUDENTS at Sanford Naval Academy were these five midshipaur,S,;r . w.a ni', ant II.ItY ir.1
h.,w,v.r, tI,.,t lb.
The pnisoncr, Gary Lee Ito,It. %%' ARfl, hi wit',
men, from left, Wayne Krout, Judson Hobby, who was class vakdictnrut,rPg .Z.,r elicit be •ntltl.l to
ricas or YDSIECZ.usInIt
kins, 27, of Reoton harbor,
fl.f.nI,,nt,
•,flett ant r.laI,, the i,ii'I
Ian, Paul Rollins, I'even SVoo!cott and Jeff Kidtiy.
55'.,,
(Herald I'hoto)
Stir), , was spotted hiding in
xnrltr. or s'iiiilcm.ost. its: rent., lIaise., Anti :,rntIl. untIl
)TI('l' I. hereby sl.,n th$t
It ST
IrftiIt ta,r,un.ier I
mn,I all
und.reIgneu5
a cornfield by a National
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Mr.. l.bnt S. W3flhamses, Catholics and the distinguished self Atford "Ilotuton," and
of *I ya. by,.,,, r, reformer, John K no x had the glowing accounts he gave
eentlywer.ealhedbytke beenatrcdhcat,andasAl.tohisbrotherof the prosdeath ef a. aunt I. Salle- ford and Abnor were among pect.s of the country in:spired
fontaine, oaj.. Per family those who had receded from him with the spirit of er tigrasame was Penile., which the Catholic Church. and had tton, and he at once re:
is Mr. Williamson's middle become public supporters of ed to Atford's letter, in form.
same, takes fr. his moth. Knox, they were selected as log him that in Sept mber
er's maiden same. Amieg special objects of persecution coming, 1616, he would em.
lb. deteas.'s effects was by their quondam brethren,
bark with his family for
fesad as eld letter and, be.
Being unwilling to remain America, and to this leti er he
cause of the kisteulesi char. where they could not enjoy subscribed his name Qeor
ten a.stleued, Mr. sad religious freedom they moved "ifuxton." showing that each
oser to Dublin Ireland where brother had adhered t o his
Mrs Mlmi, agreed
share ii wIth The Herald's there (sic) ancestor, Robert view as to what he th ought
House Son, had lhed and the spciltng of the name ought
readers)
to be
\orth Middletown, Ky died
But they soon found that And the different spe flings
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they had "jumped from the had become so Intenvoven
.1. N. Huston,
frying pan into the fire." with their respective histories
Connersville, md.
Among their perceu1urs hertz. and a llle bad regi,tr cii Iii
My Dea Sir:
Your letter of the 30th ult. they found their kinsmen, the their Bibles the names if the
was duly received. Absence Rouse Son, the most intoler. children to correspond, they
from home has prevented me ant, and jo incensed were concluded when they m et at
from an earlier answer. My they by their intolerance, they Jamestown on the Jamesi Rivanswer to 'our inquiry as to resolved to 'shake off the dust er that each family should
the lineage of the "Houston" from their feet" among their retain their choice of thu new
kinsmen by a change of their names.
and "Huston" families is
name.
Aboor, according to thu
follows:
According to the family Accordingly, Alford suige't. vious notice to his bri
register of my ancestry, the ed that they should adopt the sailed for Jamestown Sc
hut Abnor 1616, anti owning to a
names Houston and Huston name houston
are but different spellings of suggested that there wa, too terous sea, did not reac h his

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This writer remained In Atlanta Sunday for the final
game of the Braves.Csriinsla series at the new Atlanta
Stadium, a beautiful hail park.
The Atlanta Braves really ioll out the red carpst fo
the working press, and It darned near made a bonafide
Atlanta fan out of this one.
Behind the roomy press box is a loung, that would out.
plush the pluahisit nlghtspnt. A meal Is served to the jour.
nallat.. before the contest (Sunday It was rout beef with all
the trimmings) and during th. contest, If a writer wants a
Coke (everyons' drinks Coke iii Atlanta), be just snaps liii
finger and a waiter dressed In a loud red costume is at his
service.
The Braves even broke out of a Iong.hittlng slump In
the Sunday game, 'ni that made everybody happy.
Friday night, when the Cards won, some of the Atlanta
fans were calling the team 'Milwaukee', but Sunday, when
the Braves were winning their third straight after Saturday's Tigers
l'EF.WEE WESTERN
double-victory, everybody was from Dlxi..
Panthers
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hit, while Bryan was allowing
only two safeties.
Postponed until Wednesday
night, was the Shrin..KIwaøIa
Junior League tilt. Both now
share first place with 31 rec•
ords In the second hal.t of Ic.
tica. The P3ks.CIvfta battle
was also poStponed sad It
will be played Friday after.
noon at Pinehurst. Thes, two
teams, who battled It out for
the No. 1 spot In the first ball,
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Another factor that kept th. boys from being In tip-top
shap. was that It was th. week of final t..t. it SemInole 111gb,
and at this point In a student's school life, grades are more
Important than ever befor..
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114 15 39 .342
187 24 65 .329
186 Ii dl .32*
156 24 51 *27
193 88 63 .426
185 26 60 .324
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League pitchers with the cause Allen Isa heavyweight
Pickle Allen, who Sr.- foree of a hea,ywelght chaa. a solId 165 'eunds sad
quently work. out with a ploa.
right at the top of his
welterweight, has been work.
There's nethlng strange
divlsio,
which happens to be
lag ever opposing National about that, .1 coarse, be.
N. 1.. batters.
The Philadelphia Phillies'
strong boy is a good friend
aad iouipsnlon of welterweight Stanley Hayward,
successful local boy who oceaslonally baa flirted with
world ratings. Riehie isn't
quit. as sharp with his fist,
u Hayward, but with a bat
Only one garn. wu pliysd The WIle National games he's
dynamite
Is the various city leagues postponed Tuesday wets re- The 24-year-old Alien, back
scheduled (or Wednesday.
oad.y,
in the lIneup for only 1%
reins poetpoued most ed the
weeks after missing a month's
action with a dislocated
schedule, lusladleg a first
shoulder, slammed a homer,
plies battle Ia the tight
double and single Monday
night to lead the Phillies to
Quahht7 HobBs Hoaes alp.
a 6.2 victory over the lc,gue.
pod Piseaust Rezall, 44,1*5
leading San Francisco Giants
UtIle National Li**U. 10S
and a LI split decision In
NATIONAL LIAGUX
test In th. only game not call.

Second, he'd erou his fingeri, carry a ab'oU'a foot on
his bay chain and a horseshoe in his pocket, hoping this
wield bees away afl signs of ear trouble.
Tb... two problems probably kept the Seminole TFsck
Cub from SI&amp;sMi afl$Ong the top five In lb. big Atlanta
most, sad surely kept the first place Bulors watches .0
the wrist, of some of th. local sprinters.
Conditioning was th. big factor, sad actaifly the,. wasn't
moá WWiama could do to get his boys is any better shape,
lb. meet came at th. wrong time. Spring football
bad just finished th. weekend before and thre, of his runner. 11l don th. pads for Seminole High nut uar, and two edoffbyrllnsorwetgyouads.
other. were 'practicing' with the Seniors for the annual spring In this one, Frank Sloan beat. Allen, Phil
ed Bob Bryan in a pitcher.' liota, Pitt
game.
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tartalned be Aisles Club
With a plessit At their lovely
ranch Wednesday e vening.
GeV fledit t1d" covered
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neckline. of pink and rose eantafloni.
honor.
cc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The elbow-length sleeves were
Bridesmaids were Miss The best man for Mr. McNina McMurray and Miss Murray was Willie C. Coleman
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Darien, Ga., and Donald Ar. Of Chantilly lace. Her head
piece was a matching rose the groom. 71eir blush pink
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and Mrs. Frederic McMurray- She carried a Colonial bouquet to
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CHERYL MERCK and her brother, Leon Merck, Lyman graduates, were
'Tb. delicious supper WU
given by Mrs
honored with a
Bradford at her home on
heartily and leisurely enjoyed.
Boston
Road.
Refreshments
of
Coke,
cookies,
nuts,
chips and dainty sand.
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In view of the fact
wiches were served to the guests, Cheryl Merck and
Merck honored
aoslealing was so
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guests and friends Paulette Rogers, Becky Pearson, Pam Conrad, Joyce
the supper, Mrs. J. U. Mayo,
Lovell Barbara Boston, Melanie Shaw, Maryann Hopkins and Mike Snclub pmIdent, bad the unsulmarco. Photo shows Cheryl IAferck, Paulette Rogers, Becky Pearson, Leon
mot*a approval of th. other
Merck
Pam Conrad, Joyce Lovell and Barbara Boston.
members
dis ns. with th e
(Photo by Julia Barton)
b'I esa mestiag and enjoy
party

double ring
ceremony, Saturday, June 4.
at 230 p.m. in the Hull Me.
morlal Presbyterian Church
Savannah, .a.
The Reverend Clifford If.
marriage

Robert

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attending with the

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boat a nd hostess were Mrs. C.
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Carnes, Mrs. I. P. Cullen,
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Forward and Maryl.0 Krenzer.
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Vurnmiest versions are flitdemurely printed tops
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INVITE YOU

"Come Knit

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but here's the problem: The
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vo ruf fed his low
DFAR ROOTS: You rat.
heart in dummy; came
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look "
rounder," It you know
However, I bet you sb flsit e-hssl'igy hss,sks whenever they es" "Well," I said to the
wers' presented to Arlys younger ones who think they
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Chaptlelaine anti llonnip Ile. can get away with anything. take this action I ret- onitnen, , I are co*nfronted fly an obliga. saleswoman. "this IS modern." what
its champagne
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IIF:I,i,N 8.111111, wife
thinking
alsnit l,uying ss,iiie,
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nis'
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aituatisinis
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this ti,,n to act s'n it child's mists'. She
of nau lt at a recent ht'.'4t)l.7
.11111WIVA Ito-If. Mrs Harry Leti. ~ if,.. (,
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,Ito encourages them to throw %-.@ are usually an seared low I tinvior. I think that they need her rustomers, are wearing think again, anti don'L
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haclil at lilt- home' of Mari. stones at the toys Once this take at-lion against our aeg- p r Ion g • 4 1.sychsi,snalytic trousers (pants to 1150 that
Shirley anti everyone ntts'iu,l- Mis. h).sid Krieuss', Mrs. i'usul ssiuivaulrt
,ti wives with a sot. l ilt) ns' Willinius.
boy grabbed my daughter's gression-eonsliuniuug tus'igI,to.ri trioitiuis-itt. its lily view that the buyer hail ssinio Purses
If you have straw bag, and
ing a pizza pan proved to Stf-ko-, .%frs. (wrald Henson fee and des.4virt party at her
I Little fortune.i were baked doll buirgy blanket and tried as they are to tal,s- action their terror of acting oil their made especially for wear with "
be the contents of it beau. ! anu,h Mis, (', L. Fitzpatrick.
left over from last
hsiu,as' rt-t-ently.
I inito the s-nk,'s, ttctq Ryan to shove it down thesewer. againist the hioo,Ilui,ii'snt of children's mishieliatelom- is on . "trousers." Anil she iatiil, summer, don't despair. Just
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If you complain tn their mo- their children. They're scared diwivil by their child psycholo.
(iinriie Sullivan s.pl;sinie-sl
('UFFEE for RVA li-t of- I gus-sts. ,lt.ss July Ms4'usiltlni
%%'s.luiiiis,i back to Saui,' thers, they just sheik their tit resist this hnoihluu,isssni lest gy hiosiks' glorification sit the
moiij at notion counters. You
that &amp;it enscribud siker tray fict-Cit 1%i%- %%as humed by ht,41 .%Ii,4.i 1:arl a 1,4111e. They foril
%%Hs hl,tlly .Nlalltell, w h,. child psychology books allol their children stop "loviiig" ,*understanding" it( that m13.
Black and while checked ma.
was on its %"Y (null .luipuiiu. .J',huuuuai,' .1 ahy tit h,'r 1.1) Is-- ars' huiitass'titus't
can
have any color.
of
terlushs are all the fashion for
hits b,'s' visit inig her father have a "discussion" with the theni - usuu.I V. t"rs' scars-si to bs'havii,r.
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tiers' ill
In ahisirt, I think that tlis'e simple little jacket stilts. They
Mun(e'i,Ip,,
I'ragiuisy, kids. We can't tell our )-ouuig- resist their stsi1upy pasrenuthios.sh
recently displayr(I niolil: %% itll i t -,~, sill(i
The look of the largo out.
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sters to hit back because these Ir4t they stolt "loving" us; lit it
ikit *.11collruice thein to rul. call go anywhere anti are very RtskIlding
a in ;ttt' hi ing peds' stat I Is-si pu tie-h in g its ess' ha,,ts'ss,'i.
Ilin is Important.
hatc. spent niiae ny haS)- ilays
At
tilt- ssisiutsl run usiff,' Ii s'tst parents
would maketrouble , . ansi start critic is iii g hi
no t j caste their neurotic
fear. It alt becoming.
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bowl anti cups, at as Is'cs'ptil,n
'Fri Cii ri sis's i gns many color.
'tiny l,usuq and sasususgs' sights,-,'inig at ('ypr'-ss (usr.
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your
grouchy.
Sn
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and
'dlacussioit"
sit
tltcve
lsec'ehome
'iran"
ANi4VElt
('all
on
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given by 01r. J'otl
!ade , "rurt, sv,,vif nlong, %% ith "a. (Jena nail Coi Kennedy nrid I-F,14111 t. ellatlge,. sif hionuuje Da.
(ul anti ,lrusni,ustle' 1.itis lit enansi.
'rhe newext. the very newest
4 it) offices anti lice department. Ask to talk the end, we usually Polve our cravitilt. "t ill behav Ing parent
Inst Cd r, Sullivan itt the is' r nut- Ion mu,i small pastries. will take lacs Ut I fu I tans hawk
el. Their "Flambil)-ants" arm
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cssnuiiuujtts'e-s for the next si x tip the chief of its jusu'nuihe problem exactly as they solve neighbors of yours isn't going color is ultra violet. a steep
Yokosuka Officers' CIuh, in N.-w uiu,'nah,s'rs were intro,Iuc. to hllinuis as a result of nionthas
stuuuninig worn out a shoestring
were minis'.
huiresu ansI get po trul prote'c- theirs. We just lip With their to get yin, anywhere. Like beautiful s-ihrisnt tone- and hu,sulih'r at rap.
l'okoaukui, Japan.
let] during the huuhni,'s* mee t- nuaauuy trips tit t hi,' hu,-,i h.'..
('onnuis, ihtvison was 115'. tisflu against these infant hosusl' lawlcssius'ss
and ,lissliusrgs' t hi'i r "shsiiuissl,uuis" with tlis'ir then' sr. e'harming lwas,Is,
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j,'ilits',l new treissi,, "r cc',thi I lisms for your childrenslur r,-si'ntnme'nt at it liv ''si is batty guunugst.'rs, s,uir.s isn't go. bug gnusrs'fsal strings in shah's
'rh.' gls,vs-j cc ith cut-suuti
Sally sIitup.bs' anisi lsniiae Urd
It's u,uf.'rtuivate but true cuissilig'' it with )Iuris'l l.uiw- I itig (I, rhiasuuga' it thuing. I? you sit this newest s'suls,r. The bs'uisii have eat
l'tU is-st fassh in fl'S fat lit' 3.
ass hospitality s-li a ms-ni 111111 t Fat t if parents s-antis. it sis' noas n.l rs-nuee. For ''dascuss ui it'' 'if it cciiit t i-Isis tugs' made,
talk u ii t t sal tit a pin, k uiuslu'rtuiie. Try
thus if you like real flattery. but personally I find this-ni tin.
usui,h ,Io.'s guiinug to ilo it
.l;iry Sharj, aii,l Honinuis' a.s • ,-hihdren's respect for other is beautifully sate
attractive. I515w this'st' in Italy
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( 'tins I_.sys-lutes,
sliiulillhr,l
tltitig 5 ghovs-s Ills' lily hiih.huy
i ha,' nus't't hug ulnu,I bids' far,'stilt juu-ks't tusil skirt its suiuisll
(ills.' f this III ), I did iiut litay
c-s'hI tit It, rtti las (zuijk.iw'sk
lilac-k and while st rijs'.i (isIs r Is';
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cut-out styles.
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An.iy ('atruin, Hruce Miller,
Muke I'rnnil.sn,l. Marty Wit.
hujiuus, .\n.ly Ms,'Gaffisn, wolf;
Bruce Miller, gold and silver
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missions to Toni Sawyer operetta presented at the school. I'h'oC(','sl.'t will
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I). C. Iluirhius rae wits gifted Skelton
Large l'lsis'k straw hats, ui,u
Hour. (Color) (Rerun) Deadeye (Skeltsuuii who visits l.oc c.' (Color) (lts'niin
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Mond.iy, the group was inion. Any woman can look at.
I)arrin ansI singIng duo Jackie T slosc of his courage potion, your
lsinslay and Tue,.lay I
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and Gaylc. lieu is very good brave juice.
t'venin
for the nest No luring in a big bl a ck hat anti
(juj for a ps'riisl celebratIon
8 t0 9 pusi N fl(' hr. Ku' us s's'ks This one steals with this' us (,lrny lihusek siresi.
and so is flarrin in a (tinny
ihin,ut'r. (;auie iiightt u II l.a.
strua,'le In save this' ifs' 5,1
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;a%inj, a famous anthropolii- ituisite lacy hostess gnwns,
NEW OFFICERS of the
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RVA hl-;t EM V ('lob will R.I.
Barry
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so,'
Patricia
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the benefit of the Dental Clin
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tU'cor$tloni. Rides on the Ali. wno are reunited w it h their
plehys' Shetland pony was a husbands alter a long sepa.
highlight of the afternoon ration. If such bleeding occurs
frequently, help may often be
along with other games,
Brian received many nice obtained from a gynecologist
gifts from the guests. Mrs. using minor psychotherapy,
.'tppleby served ice crearn anti
The physician urged his col.
cake to Clay Bass, Eleanor leagues to set aside special
Slicer. Joe and Jeffrey Jen- times for consultations with
kins, Terry and Vicki Averill, troubled women, encouraging
Js)JflIe Jenkins, Rosanne Dc. them to explore fully their
Martini, S I c v e Arbogast, fears and feelings. "Some.
Cooky Hawkins and Brian's times such sympathetic cxbrother, Charles.
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by lovely home. I know I sound
West to bring this one home.
selfish but I can't help It,
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%bby. If I need a goski ls'c.
trumps, led * heart to sitini.
ture, let me have it.
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opening no-trump.

glass holding a pink I Mrs. (, I. Swarts, Mrs. Paul ()f(ke'rs' ('lull.
carnation with cohsurc,h mar- Criswell, Mrs. I.e.' Moors',

The July meeting will be

treasurer Myrtle Gradick.

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Your children will make now
"stuck," don't try to stick
That type double of a Black.
West disca rd ed the queen friends, and so will you,
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your son with a girl he
wood response is fine when
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Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 0
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If you try. Your "family"
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girl's mother you've never
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what tit lead. It is downright
Pass 6 6
wlit-it Fraiii, Ied the laitt heart.
sented by C110 Wives Club recently. Shown nimiof her squadron.
.Ir., Mis. %Villia,n Thesmisson,
tit%
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told your son whom tit date,
elm
silly when you are going to
II" let his three of clubs go.
MO)e of the lovely ,utfjt z
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Cdr. Charles Younglilade -NIrs- Carl schilke, mrs. Ted.
help your man get where he
and don't intend to start
opening lead-6
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.1 I r.4. Donald Elgin, Mrs. ('. 11. Reeve.4 and Bfirs.
lit hoped Frank wool"' Pla y wants to go, anti you shall
be on lead when the bidding
will soon be relleved of his I ford Cann. Mrs. If. A. Moreflow. (P. S. I think I know
V. W. Ganderton.
is over.
present duty by 01r. Don 1 land. Jr. Mrs. Mason Whar.
(U.S. Navy Photo)
a man who IIlop* to bid. In him for the blank 'tee of "'A' have another "lovely" home
where tho girl got her ast.
the
double
to
North pasped
moods. but no onal xets far
Sullivan.
ton, Mr4. ihomas McDonald, lug which Was hs'lil on the
The three girls were for. se. what Frank would sin, spit. of the fart that t e s flu tr itig to fs'sl a Player of that him "Jack" built.
Vhite orchid esiis:ige's w,'re Mrs. W. It, Sawyers. Mrs. Juby pstb,
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Fnaiuks e-u.hhtuer. Frank ran
presented to Shirley usnitl to M:sr,asi,'t .nherssI,i 'tIn's
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fl,lismond ace lit back or hill% Iff (our club tricks and con.
art- thorouithly vnitoying their hand would have signed
D. various committees %%rre tip.
reunion
spades but Frank i Frank re,lsiublest to show see- tests-it * siiauitoiut trIck,
at
five
the new first Insty of the I Murphy;
psiiuutcsi for th
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At the monthly coffee, the
squadron,
Also Mrs. Neil Pruden, months l)s,sr prize
cottler, a Mrs. It. Tuttle. Mrs. .%I. L. lbeach hat filled with &amp;,i4it...4 ,
champagne bottle ar,
,d it fillat. : ItAwrn, Jr., .Alr-t 1. J. M c. which was won I.y 31,11,a 9ticat Cnilt. It. ~:- Fowler. Jr.
Next function "Ill be a plan.
0 centerpiece corilp ose d of ; 1,0011111d. .%Its. Nornian Mitr. i Frank.
neil menu pot hue k suPper &amp;
irises, carnations
sl, Iphin shall. 'tIm-s Donald lbnsuuuh
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Iums, daisles,
mums :tilt[ Mrs. If. W. flit rt holmlolivivo for%%nril In the
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Pfluadron'lit "
ny Skelly will, Jistly Gretter Neither of our children dares ,I
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spider niutni fnrm,,l
Mrs. V:sI Muttul;,, Mrs. .l,ihuni ls'nlh aflnivs-rsusry patty cebit-hi sitting as
a siisplav at the cotints'r to the nisiture woman. l'his'Ssi
their
res,rniisibility
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saw
sl.'higlutssh
to
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s,'h.'.te*s.
centerpiece an(i
to take a tcos'd tsiy outsisle our
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In "porters" for low without a snork!e tube.
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carting your own luggage at The float, fie feet long, is
All
airport, to th e car, or elie. ndtliblt, t h e manufacturer Brian Appleby
Psychological sttess c a n gain insight into her prob.
.110 w
whs'rn, i provided with a SleW 53Yi5, for lake, river, ocean or
cause excessive or prolonged Iems, reducing or eliminating
tnvy sitity caddy with swivel pool.
Guest Of Honor hlet'sling during a woman's the symptoms," Dr. Costin
casters suit ball bearings,
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Stack sup to I( pounds of IlIg' I The
newest in winslow
Brush One.-Laafu months
On
tither
thin her regular period . Service.
,,age tin file caddy. fasten with shatle.i u4cs 1111111111, loll"
Control roaches and ants t
Br .tas Costin of Tucson,
the self straps. a nd roll away. clothing inluhilor, to helpa
fly Mrs. U. I., Johnsn
fc way-brush on Johnston's
keen rooms cooler in slummer.
The i'i.i
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For the swim set, there's a warmer ins winter. The shad. M
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L. S. Appk'lu; was the
new float cut rugged polycthy' es, wisichu also act as rsmm ceno on 'tIay 27 for a birthS American College of Ubstetni' changes In home decorating. Ing is effective for months, easy
Is-ti,- cstsippt'sl with an tin- slusrlss'ns'ri when necessary, day party hsunnring their clans anti ;ynecsulogtsts here. Along with fresh slipcovers to USC. No need to move dish
breakable lace mask and are sift cc lulls' in color atHi ynting son, Brian, who st-as
Dr. ("istin noted that many anti draperies, groupings of or food. Harmlcss to pci-s.
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promotion for

Frank has long been

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SRI&amp; champagne brunull fare. , .lit.,;. Tiloitias Kilcline. .%
well party for Shirley Young. T. It. Wood, Mrs. l'atrirs.
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Ing officer of
ItVA1I-, Mrs. G. L. Putnam;
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given fly the officers, ~vi%"- ~
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wall centesed with

of potato held on the sixth with a coy-

president Val Colbert and

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lire shown as they prepare to depart for their
Others attending were Kay
trip to Merico and California. They came i3O
I)cpjwn, Patriclis Messick. Gail
nilles out of their way to see their itiece, Mrs.
Baird, 114 cloy Reikir, R"bin
Mathicux. The Sherwoods make their home in
Wagner anti Mr. anti Mrs. Baltimore, Md.

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I)eppeii. and Pittriefit Messick; back row, Ronnie Reiker, Sandy Porter,
lathy Ikinsen, Steve Nicarry, Lli'c'acy Reiker and 1K'bbic Vtthber,

enjoying a

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Elected to attend the State
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ami June 17 through 19, were I

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o Dinner consisting

session conducted

aslisurry.

ansi slips, brownies, sioughnuta
antI pink lemonade.
Guests of honor were Steve
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apple and chocolate pie was
followed by a brief business

the outdoor pool and were

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INTEItMEI)IATE METIIOI)IST Youth Fellowship members from the
('asselberry
Methodist Church
Splash Party cccently Saturday lit the home of Col. and Mrs. Samuel Porter included
(front row, kt't to right) Alice I)eppen, Gail Baird, Sue Roseberry, iay
Community

and gold, and dinner jackets
maslts also of madras, batik,
seersucker, or silk. Typical in

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Members present were th

and

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iced tea or coffee and cup
cakes, layer cake, blueberry,

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is something to brag about

onsi round diamond control town,
and North jumped to SIX.

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at tile home
beans, string beans with new

was in charge of gniuivis,

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guests invitssl to attend in.
cluded Mrs. 0. W. Mc(iuire,
Mrs. l)onaltJ M's,re, Mrs.

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membership Is Indeed proud
and Val Colbert.

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orange, green, blue, gold and
brown in prints and plaids.
Men's summer formal wrar
used to consist of the white
dinner jacket or the black slintier Jacket if a man didn't
own a white one.
one.Now renorta

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at Cutususslberry Community
MetlmslIt Church were fetesl
Saturday itftentiosun by the
lnturmesliats, MYF at the
lioaiie of Col. anti Mrs. Samuel 7
'Ii'tittur itt 7 Sunset Drive', Cati'

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Harriet Slawtcr, R e he cc a
Dr. Maria P. Perez, a grad. Pander, Maria Perez, Myrtle

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welcomed Its newest member Pearson,
Margaret
P'Dia.
,..1`0 at a covered dish supper held
. .C..A~,,.W recently at the lovely home of et L-iflosa. Mar.-aret Ganas.

Ninth gruule-ra ccli,, aire b"iiug

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lt-harst Fowler, Mrs. ChandMAYFAIR CO UNTRY
ls'r Sw.inu, Mrs Usd.'st
Cl.Ufl was thsr sct'ris' Of i leVclas,'. Mrs. Phillip Ran

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w o uld be

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Stayman two-club bid. His ui
of Blackwood was a check to

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sponded

Rkhard Sainple , 31rg. I)ean

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and the range of beige iihado

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Mrs. M. M Mariile of i'ens.
: iseola, rnsither of Mrs. Ted.
.ini ('ann.

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est City, celebrated her ninth I)irth(1a3', May :io, with lilt outdoor party.

In wallpaper pat.

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en over the kindergarten set.

Daisies do tell, In summer.
time fashions. Dalmy patterns
show in sportswear and sleep.
wear, In dres sprints. In jewel.

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Mrs. Robert M. Afford f

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North was on his way to a
slam after his partner re.

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Spanish Club Young
Republican-4, and Vir-

the fall.

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lowing plans
graduation
Miss
will spend the summer in Hayes
to attend
Florida before returning t
Jackson ville State College in Florida Atlantic Uni.

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or- at Virginia Intermont
College in Bristol, Va.

bouquet.

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A

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white collar and long sleeves
ending In wide whi te cuffs.
She wore the orchid from her

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crown of aced pearls.
She carried a Isdonlal
lus't of summer flowers cen'

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floor. The full-length chapel
train cascaded from a smaU
flat bow. tier two-tiered veil

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1wen coniposttl for the txca.

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bride chose a gray and white ntre While attending
stripe two-piece yoU. dress
Virgi n ia Intermont, a

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lately following the ceremony. June 5, at 10:30
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McMurray

white accessories
chid corsage.

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have no desire to talk about

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bpayadou.flpf;.

to

sun.

Abigail

hair done that I would

their customers or clients
about everything under the

talk, talk, talk.
I am not interested in

silence

much while I'm

talk the men's ears off, too
People who work in offices
and stores can't be Jabberine

because *II these girls do I.
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The

MtLaulln and

Henry
Mrs. Maya.

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wore a gown of silk organza
over bridal taffeta.
bodice
was designed with a bateau

Russell, Mrs. Clyde Stinson,
Mrs.

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:: e way in his
barber shop. The barbers

ld keep
en she
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kt% h
working on me? I have
changed beauty operators
throsiAlmois In the last year

cups

: blade by the officers ntSjn

white

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MISS BETTE IIAES
accessories and a
orchid
daughter of Mr. and
corsage.
Mn. James M. Hayes

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Mrs. Fisher chose

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turn and also the memt
for their choice.
Those Who will be sen
are Don Jackson. re.elec
president; John $orden, '
president; Charles Lanai
treasux
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secretary
board of directors, W. C. II
kina, Dart Pitcher, Ju
Blackwelder, Homer Clea t
Virginia Mercer, and Kett
Ins Gehr, and, nominal
committeemen, RI c
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DO1ALD JACKSON, (second from right) Was re-Installed as president
Cleveland, shown
of the Lilt. Mary Chamber of Commerce by Sen. Mack
handing Jackson the gavel. Others officers, from left are Charles
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By Donna Estee
Members .lsctsd to the
board of directors of the
Longwood Ares Cham be r of
Commerce were announced at
the final meeting of the season. Named to three year
terms were John Reams, Itoni.r A. Scott, Charles E. Stew.
art, and Eldon heath. Also
nominated were Mark Bullock
and Ernie Faylor.
Linton Cox, president, con.
ducted the meeting and enum.
crated man y of the ncuiuplishmenta of the C of C since
Its founding on June 11, 1953.
Among accomplishments cited
were spearheading the drive
for the medical building, preparing and mailing brochures
advertising the city, originat-

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ty for the town's children,
working with the llny Scouts,
leading the efforts to have
traffic light placed at $11 •t:ls
and East Lake, purchasing in.
halator and resuscitator for
the fir, department. sponsor.
ing Little League from time
to time, sponsoring floats Ill
parades in both Sanford anil

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speaker, presented ititica of
her travels in Europe which
related to the EllA theme,
Neighbors Near and Far."
Chapter degree. were proBoarded to Carolyn Walker,
Sharon S Is n at to in, Julia
Hutchinson, Maureen Leahy,
and Wanda Nixon. Charms
were presented to all the olilcers and the chapter presented
Miss Barbara Rupmecht, the
sponsor, with an inscribed
silver tray,

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hoisting a pig onto her maachine . . . dropped it. Now she
chine.
has her big pinkie in splints
and Is using crutches.

Seminole County Young Re.
publican Club who attended
the annual convention of the
Florida Federation of Young

congressman and banquet
speaker was Claude Kirk, Re.
publican nomine, for governor in the ,Nov. .1 elections.
An informative and enlightening program also was pre.
rented by the numerous can.
rlates running for offices
throughout the state.

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land's handwriting on the
guest register, the redoubtable
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bellished the quotation, "Building air castles lot alright but
don't try to live in them," by
.d'iing, "until you have built
foundations under them."
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put in major arterial high.
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Station have beeti promoted to sergeant. From the left: Sgt. c. 'r. Cody,
St. W. C. l!eardcm, '.-;gt. I). l. Deal..Sgt. A. I,t,Iton, Mnj. if. if. tenter,
COflhtZ)LLll(liIIg officer, and ,,Sgt. U. C. Ittich, Barracks guard chief.
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thews, of Sanford Atlantic National Bank, are attending the
17th annual two-week school

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Panel Doomed
WASHINGTON

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panding the panel, apparent
ly eliminated all hope of that
with his statement.

Concentration

OXFORD, England tui'ti

— Girl undergraduates at
Somerville Collage, Oxford,
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granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ('oiiey, of

Two reasons forFord recotdbreaklng yew*
the órds and the deals.Check ' em both

Sanford, holds •ono of the earliest models of
made before tI
bobbin lfl)prOVCmeiit in 1851. This machine belonged to the Judge John Bryce Family, of Dc.

the Singer sewing machine,

catur, Ga., Anna's great-great-grandparents.

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par men ,
us a l profits
quest and went into their ex- I p.m.
area served by the firemen.
Hands play ng for the rea,ni,iation rooms today car lug knee-length skirts instead mainder or the month are,
of the more fashionable above. Thursday, The Malenien, from
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Internal Improvement Fund
to shut down dredging operations in Lake Monroe.
Acting Mayor M. I.. Reborn
Jr. said today that he had
no comment on the matter
other than "the problem ap.
patentlyarises from a lack
of communication between the
offices of the city, the State
Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission and the State Internal Improvement Trustees.
"I expect after the Internal
Improvement office studies
the matter, the misunderstanding and problems will be
satisfactorily resolved," he
added.
Asked whether the city
planned to stop operations Unborn replied. "If you go down
to t.he waterfront anti take it
look you will see the answer
to that question."
Dredging operations are
continuing. Reborn indicated
no special meeting of the City

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Included in the annexation
was a tract of land on Lake
Kathryn where King Brothera Construction Company of
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Residents of the Lake
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it to an R-.'l classification
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The double red and black tude 23,0 north and longtlude
hurricane warn in g flags, at- 92.6 west, It was picking up
ready flying in the keys were speed and was moving toward
extended at midday up the th e north at 16 mph.
Highest sustained winds
Florida West Coast to Cedar
key and inland to include were estimated at 110 miles
an hour In a small area near
Lake Okeechobee.
"One or two tornadoes are the center. Gales fanned outpossible in Southern Florida ward for 230 miles In all direclions.

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with other Florida Guardsmen to

ad Kidd and i)onald (,ornian, of the Second Hattallon, 124th Infantry . shown here testing a 105
recoilless rifin,, during current summy Itch!

sued by the Environmental noon and will approach the
Service. Weather Bureau Fort Myers area tonight and
los' Orange, Seminole, Lake the Tampa Bay area late toand Osceola counties,
night or early Thursday," the
In a II am. report toe'- 11 am, advisory said.
sad0 warnings were extend.
The heavily-populated Mi.
ed over all of south Florida ami area, hit two straight
and north to baytosa Beach years by hurricanes more s.
on the east coast and Cedar verc than Alma, buzzed with
Key an the west coast,
preparations in heavy rains
Weat her Bureau officials and blustery winds. Downtown

South Florida

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the drawbridges,

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and laoffkiah reports indi'.
been spotted In the area.

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said It is not unusual that
weather conditions created
by Hurricane Alms could

ed quickly by storm-exper.
hands and pleasure
'pawn one or more (ama- boats by the hundreds jamJamdoes and all interests should mnt'tl into the river and canal
keep in close touch with ta
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At 11 a in Hurricane Al.
rain front which also
Wiped out a tiny Honduran ma's center was in the Flor.
Pacific coast village with the Idastraits a bout 203 miles
southwest of Miami, near lad.
loss of 73 live,,

Severe weather warnings
"Indications are the tinter
possibility of one o' of Hurricane Alma w ill pass
two tornadoes have been is. abeam of Key West this after-

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this list of

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full value assessments as or.
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Oviedo city council Tuesda
ell one rc(luc!y
Judge Taylor said. "Yes," night opprov
for rezoning an denied an. ,

Telegraphers struck Western Mary Earle Walker said at
Union nationwide early today noon today "we are asuss.
after lIth hour contract talks Ing It the full Just 1, slue" Of

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vicious blows have ravaged will noil be opened valiess
portions of the Florida keys danger Is Imminent.
since then.
The 30-mile wide eye of tho
Weathermen said the mals
storm was ex pe cted to pass danger to the keys was start

outlining the procedure which
ope ' )
failed to break a deadlock
ea
included court suits and a other during its regular
over issues Including
g p P0
$00
lines for the comptrollei to recommendatIon for removal monthly rneetin
slightly to the west of the city titles that endanger thelow
A pp roved was Mayor 'l. L.
wage increases
use in direct in g 100 per tent by the governor for wilful
lying islands stretchin g for
Re
po
rtedly
the
biggest
law
during
the early afternoon,
Gary's request that Lots
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(The Sanford
An estimated 7,000 persons. 150 miles southwest of Miami
The state claimed that the and 4, Block hi, Alc'xantiria, stilts in the history of Semioffice was closed today.)
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merits in all of Florida'- 67
mitt' t'ouitty were filed today most of thens tlepcntivnts of to Key West. highest winds
Members of the Commercia counties,
stale comptroller would be lie rezoned from It I rcitlen•
ur
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taking
over
the
job
of
county
tial,
single
family
dwelliuig
to
against
the city of Sanford by Navy personnel, ate breakfast are expected to hit th e keys
Telegraphers Union (T1
Taylor's opinion I s s
Mrs.
Mary
Elaine Gordie for and moved into emergency at about the same time high
which represents ).000 WOT' guidelines. But the high court tax assessors, whose jobs C-I (commercial, retail).
hurricane shelters set up by tide was scheduled.
Council also adopted an or. a total of $600,000.
at 12:01 was stronger in its wordng. ssvre created by the Constitu.
ers wen o
After dawdl in g in the Carib.
Mrs. Cordie is the widow civil defense anti Red Cross
dinance amending hit' zomilug
a rn Contract talk s continued It "commanded" the coOp- tjtin
the workers In schools and other bean (or two days. Alma cudto alloss the ilsauigu' of iluwarul I'. Cordie and
said
it
ortlinamit-t'
.e
e- troller to check into the ac
until 3 a m and
ltut the hi i,di court
denly picked up speed early
l)eniu'tl was the- rt-tiu,'-'t for toothier of the late ittissel Cot- stt,iit builtlings.
sumo later t'otlay
tivitics of assessors and otters thu not construe the state law
f the, who died following colli• I Most of the oltitinie resi- today and slammed Into West'
., and to recommend to the ..as an attempt at usurpation a change from Ill to
A s po kesman for
the east one-half of lots four sion with a Sanford police car1 ticnts called "Conchs." ChOsO t ern Cuba .
Union International Inc said
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tt's at inc intersection
and live of Eric .t
service on his company's inAvenue and 27th Street on
ternationi cables was unaf•
addition.
fected by the walkout, which
The city touncil .ihi aiiilmr- Starch 7.
The first suit in the amount
Is directed solely against the
ized the street comniumittee to
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re-evaluate itt street pro- of $130, 00 filed by Mrs. Con.
national company.
Federal mediator James
gram, and begin now to place (lie as administratrix of her
husband's estate c h a r g e s
- necessary street signs.
Holden said that when the
l)t'ppen acting its the course
talks broke off the company
Nest scheduled t't'ssion of
of his employment drove and
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and union "were closer topolice car In a
I operated a
gether than before the strike"'
southerly direction on Sanford
He declined comment on the
Avenue at the Intersection of ;
prospects for a settlement.
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gislation to force the rich Florida duPont estate to get rid
of its banks or its vast indus
trial holdings within use years
passed the Senate by a voice
vote.
The bill, which still requires
action by the House, was an'
extension of the flank Holding
Company Act of 1930 which
prohibits bank holding comps-,
ales from owning nonbanking
assets.
The duPont estate, and the
Financial General corporation
were specifically exempted
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Members of the t,narii of I regard of the rights and safet"unty ('mntit',n,-rs nlL ly of others.,."
ith State Routti Jl"snl MeniThis suit has been assigned
- her Willard Pcet,Ios. William to Judge Roger P. Dykes.
The second suit for a total
Ilenviict district engineer for
of
$430,000 is filed by Mrs.
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I the SRI); and t't ulliant Hush,
('ortlie as widow and mother
''mnty cuigimft-r at Jolt Spet- and has been assigned to
. .r's for an inf'irniitl lunch. Judge Tom Waddell Jr.
P.m
workshop at noon today.
Mrs. r,ordie has demanded
No fu,rm,i Setion ssss tak- jury trial in both eases.
on at the meeting at-tormiing
to -John Alexander, ronimia.
PURSE 5101.1'
E C. Harper Sr., 181 Sandon chairman, but iienms
cussed included the, stat' ford Avenue, reporteti La po.
proviiiing engineering studies lice a sneak thief entered his
for au.-"s roads to Florida home sometime Monday sn,l
Techn'ulgiai Urmis 'rsity to stole Mrs. harper's wallet
he locatcI near Ovie'It, and from her purse. The wallet
transfer
of
beautification contained $5O.$l00, he report.
funds from SR 44 to US 17- ed as well as Identification
92.
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hAVE het good pie, judging from
expression on this lu's fate during pie-eating
contest this morning, part of ftiii which kicked
off Ritz Theatre sunmertimne fun show, spon-

sored by Royal Croirn Cola. "Kiddie shows"
are held every Wedncsday morning at 10 o'clock
with admission being six "it(;" bottle caps,

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event the hurricam 111inalo

vestigate the conduct of
The
made it clear it
o.m* High Seheel, km.
rs to meet the legal
Storm tides five feet above
Ida tax assessors relusin: to requirements for full v • ors to use and some cuntrqts intended to uphold its rulings
and liquor sale.,
In earlier opinions that all normal were predicted in the met. High, Smith Seminole
over their actions
value property at full 'ash asessmcnts
Junior 111gb, Lake Mary,
"Fxercise of unbridled tli. property in all counties must Florida keys.
value.
Oviedo high, Jacks..
Taxpayers in Marlon
Key
West's
more
than
1e assessed at full cash value.
onThe unanimous opirion, Ray counties asked th:O:
t said the only way the state population hastily boarded up Heights (Oviedo), loses.
written by Justice E1.vyn for a ruling on whether
Springs)
Uni
could escape the "mischief after dawn. The city, home of watd(Allamoete
Thomas, upheld Leon Cimcuit the comptroller and other
n
at Lake,
the big U. S. Navy submarine
that
results
front
varied
as
Judge Hugh Taylor's optiion state bud"ct officials were
Peterson said arrange.
st'ssmenta is the valuation of and air base, hadn't receiv ed
which laid down strong g*ide. cmpowcrcd to force assessors
men
re
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was : shelters,
th
to
bring
their
tax
rolls
up
to
since
1948
although
several
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bureau warned.
Forecasters predicted tides
TA LAHASSEE (UPI) — unernnr removal of such of by the comptroller and budget crction by 57 tax assessors
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' en to Ii feet a bove normal
The State Supreme Court is- thcm as wilfully fail properly board of the duties of tax as. without their being anchored
g Florida's southwest
senor or materially to inter' to any master plan would re. a I o n
anti is killing fish and destroya sweeping opinion today to discharge their duties"
Included
in
this
controversued
northward
to Fort M)'said the (crc with their distt'retion In suIt in the imbalance already coast
ing fish eggs. It alsc says
The court also
sial property is th e Club CO m in a ii d I n g Compt:ollauthorized to slisclmarging their duties.
so clearly in dicated," the en and urged residents of
chemicals to settle the water
Juana night club, which could cr Fred 0. Dickinson to n• comptroller was
lowlying areal to es-aduSte
The ,,,,,t sii,t there rimiot ' court said.
aro not being applied.
Hot- ifltIutc court su i ts to f°
give the city another Sunday
be some guidelines for asSc:•

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VOL. 58 NO. 208 — UP! Leased Wire — Established 1908 — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1966 — SANFORD, FLORIDA — Price
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struction of the rental units.
rezoning', a condition
sought by King Brothers be.
fore work was to begin, was
granted by the zoning board.
Other parcels in the proposed annexation are in Block
H, South Fern Park auhulivision. Strong objections to
this annexation were voiced
by former County Conlmis'
sinner Vernon Dunn, who
Commission would be called, charged the city with "leap
but the matter "probably will frogging' 'in its move to take
be discussed at our next regu- property intu, the city.
This was apparently over.
lar meeting Monday."
The request to stop oper. come by a phrase i th e anitions apparently was based nexation ordinancà 'ich
on a report from the State
Game and Fresh Water Fish property. also annexed wovild
Commission, which insists that be "all streets. roads, high. ,
the dredging is muddying ways, alleys and avenues beLake Monroe anti St. Johns tween existing municipal disRiser "as far as Lake George" trict.0 and the area to be an.

town investigation into the situation.
"The crux of the matter
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10 regulations and to what dec
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City of Sanford has been

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mit- charged the Game and Fresh
chell. 319 Lake Avenue, Alta- Water Fish Commission with
monte Springs, has been pro "harrsssment" of the city in
moted to private first class this matter.
with the Marines at Cherry
The Sanford Herald talked
Point, N. C.
by telephone today with Rich.
S •
aril (1. Parker, director of the
We hear that Gordon Fredlnte,4al Improvement Fund in
erick, local attorney, is In the Tallahassee, who said:
hospital with a broken hip,
"We have been caught in
suffered in an accident while
the middle on this controversy
skiing, o'scr the weekend.
and will be conducting our

Dances Change To Thursdays
Numbers, from Mt. Dora, and
June 30, The Count., from
Apopka.
The dance, are sponsored by
the Forest City Volunteer Fire

BULI2TIN
The State of florida
couldn't stop dredging in
Lake Moore. bet Hurricane Alma did . . . at noes
today. Dredge wes moved
for protection.

ford. received a degree in them and continued the dredgmathematics at the University ing, with increased vigilance
of Maine.
on water testing.
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Weekly dances for teenagers
at the Hear Lake Elementary
School
e been changed
hav
from Saturdays to Thursdays.
Hours remain at 7:3() until

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telephone from the Came and
Fresh Water Fish CommisRonald E. Harrell, of San- sion, but the city has ignored

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sna State University, Baton City Manager W. E. KnowRouge,
les said today that proper
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chemicals "are being and have
Memo to the Seminole been applied (over 33',i tons
Chamber of Commerce: News as of noon today) and tests
handouts from the U. S De- are being made daily in acpartment of Commerce relate cordance with stipulations of
money is available for study the permit."
on how to develop the site of
Knowles said full reports
the Sanford Naval Air Station,
on
daily tests and conditions
when the Navy goes "up
water have been mailed
the
of
Developnorth." Economic
director
ment Administration has ap- to Dr. 0. C. Frye,
of
the
Game
and
Fresh
Water
a
proved $12,000 to develop
master plan and development Fish Commission; John fluprogram for the former Gra- Hose, of the U.S. Corps of
ham Air Force Base at Mar- Engineers and officials of the
lanna and $30,000 for a similar Internal Improvement Trusstudy of tsso industrial areas tees. Full reports are also
in the hands of the city comIn St. Lucie County.
missioners.
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whose parents live at 110 cl ared that a story which apCrystal Drive, Loch Arbor, peared in today's issue of the
and who is a 1963 graduate of Orlando Sentinel $'is factually
Seminole high School, will at- incorrect" and that "the story
tend Reserve Officer Training in The Sanford Herald gives
Corps summer camp at Fort the true fact.."
Bragg, N. C., starting June iS.
Requests to cease operations
lie is a student at the Uni- have been made previously by

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grants and loans for the we.

some residents to the Atlanta office of Housing and Urban Development. An unsuc-

Dip a dishcloth to vinegar to knee length so as not to 'an- Orlando; Jun. Is, 'rho Un. which resulted in the Norman
remov e grease easily from a noy the examiners or distract tiertaker., front L.y,llall H i gh conquest of England, was
&amp;houl; June 2:1, Time Wrong fought on Oct. II, 111516.
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Nurr*icane
State sks Dredging Shutdown Points To
Operation
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changed to June 6-17, Monday
through Friday. hours are 9
p.m. for beginners; 10 a.m. for
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Riyadh, capital of Saudi
Arabia, rise as high as 113
degrees and may fall no low.
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1 9 ago. In printer parlance a pig
h a chunk of lead weighing 45di pounds, which Is melted

By Jells Barton
Delegate. repres.nting the

Republican Clubs In West
Pains Beech were Miss Mar.
garet Cattia and Mr. and Mrs.
Pop. Bassett.
Main item of business was
vote on new by-laws for the
coming year.
Luncheon speaker was Wil.
11am Cramer, 25th dIstrict

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Iarl Weldon from Semir
County Junior College
Om~ met with the board to disc
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M. Dirksen said there was lit. tIe prospcct of a compromiie
on the Issue of enlarging the
Senate's CIA watchdog panel.
have thought about it .i
lot.''tile Illinois Republican
Orlando, and sponsoring ex. said in a tfl'l interview.
)iiblts in county fairs.
just don't see how it can he
Introduced
special Iltitle"
Cox
guests present, ('uuitm'il ChairAt Is sue is a mvc by sUIiIL'
man and Mrs. i'.'rt-y SVhltt mci hers of the Senate foreii:n
and Councilman and Met. Eu- relations committee to base I
gene Jsqut'i, anti cx irrati their group represented flfl tlir I
apprerinti'n of liii' I Of r f"r panel .ivrwetng aelivities f
live .et rt'ey cloak rti ('e,tt tel
the city's roil tr ihutbimi ttf I'i
toward cost of print tug cur- lntI'lIilcncp Agency.
rent advertisiiig hr,wltiirt'a.
!,cut by Sen. Esicne .1 1e•
Following the nn'l.ting, te. Carthy (D-Minn). and sup.
freshnients were served.
ixirled by foreign relations
-William I'ul
Chairman .1
bright, the proposal's hackers
maintain the CIA actually
makes foreign policy in some
instances anti should, there.
fore, come tinder their review.
The Seminole High School The present Panel opposes
Chapter of Future liouneniak- pansion.
era of America held a ban.
Senate Democratic Leader
qust in honor of the mothers Mike Mansfteld, Mont., sought
at TradewinIs Cafeteria,
to avoid a (loot fight by con.

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attend the new college,
for decorating and beautifyingJr.,
duced
Mr.were
and Sen.
Mrs.Cleveland
Douglas Ion
The chamber has adjourned
He stated that more than the Welcome to Lake Mary 1 Stenstrnm, Mr. and Mrs. 3111 for the summer months, but
one organIzation, or even one signs.
I Bush. Mr. and Mrs. 1111 Beek, the board of directors will reIndividual, could sponsor such.
Refreshments of cake and Trances Waster, DoW. Aus main active. The neat general
meeting will be the first
A motion was passed to con. coffee were served following tin, and Veda Staffer.
tact the other civic organiza. the business session.
Others invited but unable to Thursday is September.
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lions In Lake Mary about the
proposal to sponsor a scholar.
ship.

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order to sponsor his appreciation and thanked by a covered dish dinner aid John Alezander. Paul Brook.
Mar.
a scholarship for a student to the Lake Mary Garden Club I specially invited guests Intro. shire, El Vincent, aid

Camp La.No.Che Jun. it
the whole week. He Invi
members to visit them dut
the weekend.
Hal Harriss, chairman
the Incorporation corn mitt
reported the group is b
studying the feality of
corporation and gathering
formation, both pro and a
to present to the chamber
everyone can be made aw
of what Is in store In the
lure.
Lowell Jones, house mimI
ing chairman, reported
would have a full report ret
for the next meetaing.
Hopkins reported he we
turn the letter Blackwel
had received from Flor
Power Corporation over to
board to Investigate.
Jackson invited everyone
terestad to join the 14
Range Pl1ing Commlttsi
It was announced that
formation of the cost of pr
log car front license pis
was not ready to present.
motion was passed unanimr
ly to give the board authot
to act on this and make
heat purchase so that
plates could be put on i
as soon as possible.
Mrs. Mercer, speaking
the planning committee, i
ed the chamber to write
log commissioner Ro be
Brown requesting that w
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with appropriate fun-time summer equipment
CERAMIC CLASS of the city recreaOther guests of the Class were Mrs. Orwig and
tion department cloned Its year's activities with
Mr. and Mrs. James Jernigan.
a covered dish supper honoring their instructor Robert Orwig. The class presented Orwig (Herald Photo)

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